pAR L ZA :'.E f'l~." BLD~ QCI cl]nlc@ @ VICT ;~ inallyB C has good water supply QUEEN CHARLOTTE CITY, B.C. (CP) - Human and A report by Russ Seltearich. chief public health inspector This led to tests at the medical clinic which revealed high system a $]0,000 to ~0,000 engineering feasibility study animal wastes intermittently polluted the water supply of a • for the Skeena Region Health Unit. says the water and coliform bacteria counts. • would have "to he paid for by local resldeWs. health clinic in this Queen Charlotte Islands community for sewage system for most of Queen Charlotte City's 800 She said a particularly high count was recorded two weeks • City residents have a history of reJecUng proposals for a several months until a new line was instsUed this week, a residents is unsafe and the spread of disease is inevitable ago when the body of a decaying animal was found in the new water system and Seltenrich says there is a great dangcr health official said Wednesday. Diane MacKenzie, ad- unless it is changed. stream supplying the clinic. of transmitting disease through, the current system. ministrator of health and human resource_~ centres on the Mrs. MacKenzie said the health and human resources islands, said the clinic now draws its water from a well at The community is generally supplied by water lines with centre would consider digging its own well or installin~ a "All it takes is an organism to he present and a susceptible nearby Queen Charlotte City Regional Hospital after having unprotected intakes in nearby streams but some residents chlorinator if no change is made to the Queen Charlotte City population. It's not a question of whether or not it will hap- to boil and disinfect its water for months, and some public buildings, like the hospital, are supplied by water system. pen. It'll happen; it's Just a question .of when," private wells. However, a new system for the city has been held back by In the meantime, the Skeena Health Unit has sent notices The clinic previously took its water from a nearby creek. Mrs. MacKenzie said problems with the health clinic's financing. The tax base of the unincorporated community is to all residents recommending they boil all water for human At times plastic jugs were used to bring water in and problem water were revealed about six months ago when limited and although federal and provincial governments consumption and add small amounts of ] household bleach to dressings were done at the hospital instead of the clinic. bacteria was found in water at the community dental clinic. could pay up to 92.5 per cent of the caPital costs of a new other water supplies. , • I ill N RUPERT STEEL & TERRACE-KITIMAT SALVJiG| LTD.

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SIX three persons on board that went missing on a flight The chamber, in a brief to from Smithers to" Victoria Wednesday. cabinet, said the Headquarter for the search is being establtshed at government's failure to STILL eaempt industry from the the Terrace airport where Buffalo aircraft from tax "contradicts efforts to HELD Comox will be based for air search missions to be encourage the development conducted from. of secondary industry In B.C. ADAMSVILLE, Que. The aircraft was reported overdue on a flight note and to lessen our economic (CP) -- Two armed when it did not arrive in Victoria at the time the pilot i~rndence oo the primary robbers, holed up for filed as his estimated time of arrival. Within 30 tries of forestry and more than 12 hours in a minutes of being reported overdue a communication credit union, released one of their hostages shortly search is conducted, said CFB Comox. Also encour~ed in the The pilot, indicated.on his flight plan that he did not brief was the elimination of before midnight the sales tax o~ heating fuels Thursday in exchange for have an ELT, emergency locater transmitter, but it u,ed for residential food. "': has been learned by air search and rescue that the ovmers of the aircraft did hve one cmmum~len. ....': Quebec ' provincial Chamber president R,A, police spokesman Pierre Patrick of Dawson Creek Lemarbre said the The pilot, indicated on his flight note that be did not said the brief was well bandits let one woman go, have an ELT, emergency locater transmitter, but it received by cabinet but he but he did net give her has been lenmed by air search and rescue that the could not predict what, ff any identity. It is believed the owners of the aircraft did have one placed on board. action, the government hostagetakers are still Names of the plane's Occupants 'were not released would take. holding six other people, by Canadian offlciak but the United States Coast The brief, hosed on the Lemarbre added. chamber's 36-page policy Guard in Alaska said the name of the pilot was PhllUp paper, urged the The hostage-taking in D. Hardin but no hometown was available. Canadian government to pay its debts this agricultural village officials said one Canadian and two Americans were more quickly. I 90 kilometres east of believed to be aboard. "Excessive periods of time Montreal began at 11 a.m. CFB Buffalo completed a search of all high have elapsed before certain EDT when the robbers probability areas along the route travelled by the overdue debts have been were Interrupted in the aircraft, Thursday. paid by the government," middle of a holdup by The Cessna 206 piloted by Phillip Hardin is beieved the chamher,eaid. Business police. A passerby saw and representatives of the robbery In progress to have originated in California and departed from business cannot afford to pay and turned in an alarm, Smithers airport at 1 pm Wednesday. costs of financing beyond Terrace pilots are volunteering their time and those commited by One of the two men told aircraft to assist in the search and a spokesman for contract." a reporter from The the rescue team advised that these pilots will be given The chamber told the Canadian Press in a grid maps Friday to continue the search. cabinet It is concerned that telephone Interview that the government's election he felt "like a rat who's promises to remove school caught in a corner -- and funding from property taxes ./:i!i a rat can get pretty mad is not in any current or / i:ii when he's cornered." Trawler sinks proposed law. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. vessel and taken into port at. He said he and his (CP) -- A large steel-hullnd Prince Rupert. The chamber partner are armed with recommended that the trawler capsized today in No one was seriously hurt Lack of steel held. up the production of the new Skeena Health Unit buli dlng but contruction workers are busy pistols and pockets full of rough seas in Dixon when the vas~ overturned, province pay 50 per Cent of bullets. approved school budgets for trying to make up the time lost now. ~oto uv oreo M,OdJ,ton Entrance, about 60 kilo- although one man suffered a 1979 and move to delete the "I was coming out of metres west of this north broken arm. property tax portion of the dour when I almost coast community. The pilot of n asset gusrd school funding by cutting it STAFF SAYS: " ran into a plainclothes The seven crew members helicopter which flew over by 10 per cent a year for five policeman," said the of the 30-metre Scotia Bay the site of the capsldug said years starting in 1980. English.speaking bandit. were picked up by a passing a small oil slick was On the subject of health He said he is 19 years old fish boat, They were to be spreading out from the care, It called for Health unit building and was released from transferred to a coast guard Scotia Bay. construction of more prison last week, but complete care hospitals of 450 to 500 beds each and the ill b h lp declincd to give his name. immediate addition of as w e a great e been"Somebedymust..,n,aVeandb, Monkeys taking many more acute-care called the police." facilities that are needed. By ED YUDIN resigmng from her plans to expand services expected that liaison French-speakingHe saidhts partner, man ofa children as pets :l Herald Staff Writer position, the new facility will have between the ditterent about 28 whom he said he DURBAN,S.A. (AP) -- Six was not amused by the The head office for the room for possible ex- departments will be had just met, !~,.!ntnd a monkeys tried to abduct two IncidentWednesday. Kitamaat Skesna Health Unit will • At present there are pansion. facilitated by the cen- pistol at the police officer little brothers from a Durhen be moved from Prince three locations for the tralization move. The and forced him to back yard and the boys had to be She told the SAPA she had Rupert to Terrace next unit in Terrace; the "The building will be so Kitimat operation will not away outside the credit rescued by their mother and taken her sons to visit her man faces nursing and public health constructed so there'll be he changed. union. grandmother, the South mother next door when she year. Construction is heard the children underway for a new $2 inspection on Eby,the lots of space for staff The Kalum facility is Police, settled in for a African Press Association screaming and crying and assault million facility on Kalum audiology and .speech increases and thereby expected to be in nightlong vigil, have been reported. Marcelle Greyviing, 16 rushed outside to see what Street to house the local departments on Greig, program increases", operation sometime in maintaining contact with was the matter. and the long term care noted Mary Spoke, a the two hostage-takers by months old, and his three- charges ministry of human the new year. Optimistic yearoid brother, Morne, "To my hcrrur, each of my resources, mental health and aid to handicaped on senior nurse at the predictions set January telephone. Lemarbre said negotiations were were not injured and may sons was being drqged by a RCMP have charged a facilities as well as the Imzelle. These depart- Skeena Health Unit. She as the opening date. It :.i: Kltimaat village man continuing, but declined Just have been prcapeetive monkey on each arm. X public health unit. ments will all move into said that a dental may not be completed to give details, playmates for their hairy screamed at them but they "~ with indecent assault on the new building, hygienist may be added though till April ac- kidnappers. But their continued to pull the kid, '~ an 11 year old female. "They are going to be While there are no in the near future. It's cording to Brodie. i!!iiii~=:i!!!!i!!ii!iiiii!i!iiii~!iiiili~iiii!ii!i!iiiiiiiiiii!ii~mother, Deborah Greyvling, across the verandah." ~ Benjamin Henry Stewart really good facilities," i 40, will appear in Kitimat says Ciair.e Ann Brodie, court on Sept 12 to face the nursing supervisor i those charges as well as for the Skeena Health charges of possessing an Unit. "It will make things offensive weapon much easier for the No word yet on methanol plant dangerous to the public public." safety. By ED YUDIN "While we haven't decided to go ahead yet, we are Methanol is also me oasis building block of acetic The alleged incident Four Prince Rupert Herald Staff Writer quite confident it will come about. We still have to acid, anWreeze, and in also processed as a glue for the oecured Wednesday , positions in the Skeena arrange the financing, and we can't do that until we plywood industry. when the girl was Health Unit will be Ocelot Industries of Calgary has still not decided There are a number of ways to produce methanol, returning from school. transfered to the new WhethPr or not to go ahead with a proposed $140 have firm sales contracts with buyers "in our hands," be said. Ocelot is in the midst of securing those con- e most efficient being from natural gas. It can also t She was not hurt. offices on Kalum, in- million methanol plant in the northwest. Ocelot produced from wood byproducts~ Stewart was held in cluding the nursing bracts, Methanol is a valuable, multi-purpose ln. A d~ision.concerning the plant development should custody at first, he has supervisor. Brodie, President Roy Fisher says the choice of the plant site dastrial chemical. It is used to produce MTBE, a be formcommg sometime next month, according to since been released. however, will be -- Kitimat or Prince Rupert -- is still up in the air. gasoline additive that takes the place of lead. Fisher. Pill 2, Tht HiraM, Friday, September 7, 1979 , Pipeline looking for the funds N ws BRIEFS] seuthern parts of the pipeline | By GLENN man of the .U.S. Federal , states should still be a good commission for the Curtis said, assuming the buy for U.S. energy users. companies before they seek pipeline sponsors act quickly me eventunlly approved by / " .,,,,~.=,~ .-,o~ u,~* ~r legislation to be used if the SOMMERVILLE Energy Regulatory los . Mta~r.,,.., t~s • ~ ,,8~. v. He estimated that even if private financing, with proposals for the capital 3ttawa,...... some surp to the responsibility for purchase bid fats. WASHINGTON (CP) -- Commission, ~uuertan gas coma IIOW Tb~ giant Canada-U.S. Charles Curtis said final pipeline coats are $15 HeU ...... was referringnfz.,~ina tnto thothe markets. Northwest Alaskan The 523.page document billion, it ~hould be able to expects to go to the private *e U.S, sooner. Prebuildl~ Q~ebe.~:nt w~l?;rne°mtalc contained few new AlaO.an natural gas pipeline Thursday that it will be commission decision, :ould mean deliveries to "?Y.~"Y."" -.. . Is ready to be tested in much more expensive than deliver natural gas south at a announced last week and markets with a financing propesals, but Levesque and package before tl)e end of ,vestern states of s,~las With the punllC sector, Landry said it was the first thPrivata money markets and the $10-billion construction price equivalent to imported made formal Thursday, to n~'t trail " e ava]labliity of financing cost estimated two years ago oil at $18 a barrel -- below let the pipeline sponsors earn this year. ~anadian gas by .~rov~"ce,;a'ec~)'non~'i'~. time the provincial About 25 per cent of the md to. some midwostero v., ...... for the project should be by President Carter, but current imported oil prices a basic return of around 17.5 Katea along a southern ~,,~vel0j)ment mmlsmr,, sam government has laid out a of about $20.75 a barrel. pipeline project cost is to be coherent economic strategy. clear by fail, says the chair- Alaskan gas for the lower 46 ..... por cent if they hold their segment of the line by the i,;m=~7. . .~ The ptpeline's sponsors coats in line with next June's covered through equity It also contains no mention of financing, or ownership. The fall of 1981 " • ,.anary maue me zhould file final cost estimates. Their returns can Later, the northern comment as he andPremter when the proposals could be estimptes for the project rise if they keep costs lower remaining 75 per cent is to be Rena Levesque unveiled a in place or how much the with the regulatory than estimated, but will covered by borrowing. ~ections from Alaska could comprehensive blueprint for plan would cast. Tuna scarce commission by next June. In shrink if coats get out of con- Curtis, while expressing be connected to the prebullt development, tiffed Building ASTORIA, Ore. (CP) -- Hesald weather conditions sections, allowing gas to flow Tim new propeeals include the meantime, they will go to trol. hope that markets will be Quebec. • a call for direct participation' State fish blol~ists say West may have played a port. the money markets to Curtis told reporters this able to handle the financing, south from Alaska through Landry said Quebec's commented it will be "the Canada to the lower 48 by Quebec capital, public Or ~ Coast albacore tuna The normal warm-cold arrange financinR. system might encourage ipublic sector is highly private, in new forest flaha~an are headed for water boundary, where tuna companies to pad their largest . assemblage of states. 'developed and It is not .the congregate, did not develop The U.S. spunsponsor, John Adger, another product ventures and in new what my be their worst estimates to 'assure capital ever attempted for a intention of the PartS. asbestos' minl,g ventures, year ever. off the West Coast this year Northwest Alaskan Pippollne maximum return. But if so, private construction commission official, said Quebeeois government to as water remained generally Co.,says it is workingtg on new project." part of the reason for rising Landry said. , The thefll damage their own costs is that there.are still take over any more Larry Hreha, biolo~int for warmer, Hreha said. cost estimates. project's marketability and It will be late 1984 at the companies. But he said "Quebec is still' the Oregon Fish and Wildlife He said the tuna stocks Canadian partner in the earliest before natural gas problems to be resolved with open to foreign capital and ine is Foothills iuight also make financiers The government is Department, says the also may have been depleted northern pipeline is Foot doubt lie viability. from Alaska flows south heaving of pipelines caused negotiating to buy control of that foreign capital is normal late August and byaheavyJapanesecatchof Pipelines Ltd. of Ca]8gary. through the pipeline, he said. by froat. welcome as long as it~ "I think we'll know But Curtis rejected Asbestos Corp., but has early September ~ak of fonrto-five-yoar.ofd fish in Curtis said "the., last mneces- whether this project is going It was to start delivering gas passed expropriation respects our lngislailon." tuna fishing didnt ma- 1976. Tuna must be five gary regulateryhurdle" has to go ahead by this fall," ~)y January, 1983. reporter# suggcetlods about terallse ~ year. years old to spawn, been cleared by the But he noted that if efforts to get government i~roposals for prebuilding guarantees for financing. Inquiry into unification Mountbatten family OTTAWA (CP) -- Defence in the Commons before next Minister Allan McKinnon summer. has named a five-man group George Fyffe, executive funeral held to invmtlgate armed forces vicepresident of Digital I~ERSHAM, England end to centuries-old Irish unification, an explosive Methods Ltd. and a former (AP) -- Two members of hatred that led to the Aug. 27 issue that split the forces naval officer, will head the. Earl Mountbatten's family killings. more than i0 years ago. independent inq.t~'y. Other who died beside him when McKinnon told a news members incluoe Atuert Irish guerrillas blew up his conference Thursday he is Legault, head of the Quebec yacht last month were TORIES virtually certain to support centre of international stud. buried Thursday near their whatever conclusion the ies at Lava] University; home south of London. study group reaches -- Harriet Critohley, a SmRDM The dowager Lady Bra- OFFER either for or against an University of British bourne, mother-in-law of integrated military force. Columbia professor; retiring Mountbatten's daughter, and BIG The report is to be MaJ..Gen, P.A. Neatby, 14-yearold Nicholas submitted to McKinnon by deputy commander of ..~ i~ Knatchbull, Mountbattan's Jan. St next year. The Canada's mobile command grandson, were laid to rest in SLICE minister said he will then at St. Hubert, QUe.; and a simple country church WHITEHORSE, Yukon discuss the document with retired Lt.-Col. Earl Olms- service. (CP) -- The new cabinet and table the report tsad of Ottawa. Mountbatten, a cousin of Pogressive Connervatlve the Queen and one of government hinted Britain's war heroes, was Thursday it might give l Oil find means a change !:~i I buried Wednesday following the Yukon a larger slice i a state funeral. of the revenues from the I CALGARY (CP) -- A ener~ supply, but the oil Prince Philip and Prince proposed Alaska Beaufort Sea oil discovery discovery by Dome means ' "1 Charles attended the half- Highway gas p.ipeline announced this week by "We are not running out." hour funeral at the Church of than the $50 million Dome Petroleum Ltd. He said in an interview the St. John the Baptist in this offered by the Liberals. represents a .psychological discovery could put the Kent county village near the Walter Baker, head of turning point" in the poliO.ca Prndbue Bay.Beaufort Sea Branourne family home. the Privy Council and of Canadian energy, me area in the same league as Nicholas's parents, Lord minister responsible for president of Canadian southern Mexico, a and Lady Brabourne, and his the pipeline project, said HtmterExploration Ltd. said petroleum giant. twin brother Timothy, all innn interview he was not Other industry observers wounded in the bomb blest in a position to set s figure Thursday. greeted the news with an- off Ireland's Donegal coast, bat the size of the Yukon John Masters, a Calgary thusiasm, but Dome ~ ' ,::.: :... SEPTEMBER 8 are still recovering in Sligo Heritage Fundaet at $50 geologist whose company remained cautious, warning general hospital in the Irish million by the Liboralsis •has found large reserves of that further teats are needed Republic. open to question. natural gasin northwestern on the well, the M-IS . ONLY_ The funeral address was Baker said he talked Alberta, said gas exports Kopanoar, some 120 'i given by the Archbishop of Wednesday to Yukon have been oppoud because kilometres northwest of Canterbury, Dr, 'Donald rExcc~li~'e Comiflittee of doubts about the longterm Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. ' Coggan, who appealed fol' an • member~ about t!~.ir dis: satisfaction wl~ the 'size of the fund and told them Chrysler admits big losses MONARCH Soviets stay "the new gavernn~mt will SWIFT PREMIUM net be bound by the DETROIT (Reuter) -- rejected an iniUal Chrysler actions of the old govern- Chrysler Corp. disclosed request for $1 billion in cash CORNED BEEF LOAF CAKE & LOAF MIXES mum on troops ment, especially in Thursday that its projected aid but the treasury HAVANA (AP) -- Soviet relation to the .Yukon losses for 1979 exceed ST00 department has expressed personnel in Cuba, whoever Heritage Fund." million, putting the troubled tentative support for federal All Eeef Qulc.k loaf mixes loan guarantees. Various 12 oz. tin 15 oz. added touch cake mixes they are and whatever their However, he would not automuker in even worse mission, are keeping a low financial shape than had federal officials have ex- Great for lunches, snacks 16V~ oz. Choose set a time limit on when a pressed fears that a Chrysler and even a meal from many assorted flavors profile during the summit new figure would be been thonght. meeting of leaders of the forthcoming. The admission comes only bankruptcy might have a se- SATURDAY ONLY non-aligned movement, Baker was in a few days days before vere and wide.ranging SATURDAY ONLY many of whom frown on big- Whitehorne to sign a Chrysler is due to sumhlt a impact on the ecmomy. power alliances. pipeline consultation recovery plan to the Carter Chrysler Chairman John The Cuban government agreement with the administration in support of Riceardo said .Wednesday has ridiculed U.S. assertions Yukon on behalf of the its pleas for financia.~ thecompany's recovery plan that 2,-000 to 3,000 Soviet federal government. The assistance. is almost complete and combat troops are stationed agreement also guar- Chrysler cited the high probably will be submitted to on the Communist-governed antees the Yukon will cost of selling off its huge federal officials within a few Carribean island, but they abide by agreements inventory of 1979-model cars days. 997 84 have not denied it. already made between and trucks and a delay of When asked about Soviet Canada and the United three weeks in starting • • ::i :.::~ili:; ~ troop presence, Cuban States on the proposal. production of 1980 models. 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.. '% has done a study ~,n the area. Preliminary plans call for the expenditure of The Terrace Weather MONTREAL (CP) -- U.S. office predicts cloudy skies dollar tn terms of Canadian ~.9 million to be spent on with sunny periods Friday. funds at 3:30 p.m. EDT the secondary roads. chance of isolated showers, Thursday was down 2.25 at ]ii~ :!~, :.::: ~i~i! The road will run Low of 7 degrees Celcius, $1.1678, Pound sterling was parallel with the high- high of 17 degrees. Outlook up 3-50 at $2.6270. for the weekend: little lnNewYork, the Canadian .....~: ::.:~. ways, except they would be located on the other change, dollar was up 3.50 at $0,8563 i.L '.: side of Skeena River. "It will be a while yet, :~:, ~, probably a couple of years before the main road is built," according to Quasi. "For one thing :!!if: ., ;~!; the right of way has to be i I NI'

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~'~.... , '~' ~ ~ NEWS ::L~. .~ ....% ,~ ITerrace police report there was a fight in front of the Terrace Hotel on Part of the fun of a fair is to try your luck at one of the oldest/zames ' FIDU|U bY Gft:9 ~".uUl~lon Thursday. Doko Utvic 33, who works in a nearby camp was assaulted by an unidentified man, and Heart attack I WOMAN Water caused sustained minor injuries. MISSED, RCMP are conducting an investigation. cause of death SEARCH the collapse In a separate incident two LLoyd Cadwill, who fell of underwater about an hour UNDER IIFA Y Terrace men were assaulted the MK BaY Marina dock A coroner's inquest was by Twinriver for 20 years in the Thornhiil 'area later." and that they hve co- last week, did not die of Cadwell, a . retired A search is still held in Terrace Tuesday to Thursday afternoon. The drowning as was first • determine the cause of an operated fully with regard to two middle-aged men electrical engineer, had a being conducted by the safety measures and been believed. An ,autolsy has history of heart probelms. industrial accident that received minor cuts, one of Kitimat RCMP to claimed the life of a 45-year- helpful with the revealed Cadwell died of a Lynch sdys the autopsy locate Hermine Bol, them was taken to hospital heart attack. showed the roan'suffered a old Terrace resident, investigation. for treatment of a cut near ~, who was last seen Anthony Antonio Lorenzon. The 60-'y ea.r-old hdart att~qk and apparently FIItST COPYRIGHT his chin. The RCMP have a Philadephia native"bad just Aug 30by her husband The jury found that description of the assailant Phoni fell • off ' the'b0at into the Lorenzon was killed July 18 The first copyright in returned with friends from a water. There was no water bel[ore he left for work. and the case in under in- when the eat he was Canada was issued Dec. 1, ~i.,.--- fishing trip. Cadwell was found in his lungs. A special dog team 1811, for a spelling textbook. vestigation. alone in the boat for about 15 Cadwell, whose body is operating plunged down a from the Terrace 2000-foot embankment at minutes on Friday evening. being flown back to his home detachment was When his friends returned, Beaver, River where he was in Philadelphia, leaves a brought into the area employed by Twinriver he was missing. wife and two children. of the search and were "We came back and Timber Ltd. started to look around for unsuccessful in ob- The jury's conclusion was him," said Jim Lynch, a COALS USED AT NIGH'I taining any new leads, that subterranean water Terrace coroner and also a In the 16th and 17th cen- said Sargent built up in the area cnu:'ed friend of Cadwell's who was turies, people put hot coals Alexander Thursday. the eat to give way, said Jim from the fireplace into a on the fishing trip. "At first Lynch coroner for the we thought he had drifted off shallow plan which was then ~I~.the First World War, Terrace area Wednesday. and was talking to someone slipped int6bed~:'to~. ~vai,th (~aliadiiirls made up a third Lynch also stated that :inel near the dock. We found him them before retiring. df '{h~ R6~;M~'AiiForci~. Lor:'~ "m had Been employed

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Otnsral Office. 6354357 Published by BY RICHARD JACKSON Circulation • 635.6317 Sterling Publishers Ottawa,- The Liberals, so long perceived as elillil GEN. MANAGER • Knox Couplsnd are going back to their roots. EDITOR .Greg Mlddlaton So says former Liberal Treasury Board Pruldent,~ CIRCULATION• TERRACE. 635.635~ cabinet trouble-shooter and emerging pary KITIMATOFFICE • 632.27,17 strongman, Robert Andrea. Published every weekday st 3212 Kslum Street, We,r-,,^~-,- back he says, to the people in anorch of Tsrrsza, B.C. A member of Verified Clrculatlor~. new ideaS/an~ free'faces and a whole renewal of what Authorized as second class mall. Registration number Liberalism means-or used to mean-and mus t mun 1201. Postage paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. again. / NOTE OF COPYRIGHT To hear the Liberals talk as they debate over what went wrong in the last election, the general agreement The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In seems to be a recognition at last that Ottawa is not tim ony advertisement produced and.or any editorial or photographic content published In the Herald, centre of the Canadian universe, Reproduction Is not permitted. Nor is Parliament Hill the fountain of wisdom. So while the newly.elected Conasrvativu, .driven by " , tl,..,, J -'~ o,., b~ the pressures of the very.in, exporlence ~a me...DU~...~ of their responsibilities, mveup on yaruamenl tim m their cabinet and special committees, the Libarak are 'It's very nice, but do they come In pink?' talking about getting out into the country again, QUtD There'll be regional conferences. Not Just economic brain-storm%llbi~nat down.to~. earth discussion of what they're __ __ "people RIDES? issues." The Liberals are convinced that they let apondiNj with get out of hand. PRIS But as Robert Andrea has explained, they were Greg acting in the best of faith in expect,ion of what the. r~ ., /- economists and their ever~xpanamg epparawa o~ Middleton business and industrial consultants assured them

II would be continuinggrowth of production and wealth, Camping in the F,lsplox Valley has its risks. Ex-convict admits he Last weekend a buddy of mine and I threw a It Just didn't materialize as promised by the ex- sleeping bug and a tent into the heel( of my truck and ports, and so the Liberals found tbun~..~ves wtth.a headed off into the sunset. Well, to be really accurate grossly overexpanded pub~c.servic.e ancl aang~..oully we didn't actually head off into the sunset, as we wasn't ready for release inflated budget, all so catemuy put mm place yam me started out in the morning and were going ~st. best of intentions to handle a loug.drawn and It was the long weekend, however, and we were By ROBERT WINTERS "Some ot the prisoners, like me, incident. "Since then, the guard has exhilarating boom so suddenly punctured by the, .off takin8 a couple of days to explore some of the back • MONTREAL (CP) -- Andre put their sets outside the cells had a promotion sheiks of the Persian Gulf and the suppesea in- roads and seek a little adventure. Tnssler says it was not a good idea to heeanae we didn't want to become for medical care, Tessier' sold ternational mendicants of the Third World, Libya, release him directly on to the street vegetables. It's not good for your it is difnicult to get and extremely Venezuela and Nigeria. I've done quite a bit of camping and I figured we from the ultra-tight security of a head to watch television 18 hours a flow when it is available. were pretty well prepared for anything the wilderness super-maximum prison. day." He recounted 'one innident in The Liberals were so naive as to continue ~th had to offer. I know enough to keep all the food sealed "They're supposed to give you Teasler, who served four years of which a prisoMr cut himself in his foreign aid for these greedy Third World ripoff artkte; up. I don't leave anything lying around the campsite time for decompression by putting a five-year sentence for armed onll."He was uneonsotous but I saw And so are the Conservatives. that might attract bears. the blood coming under his door. you into a maximum, then a medium robbery, stared intently as he. Just more of the same nonsense of the bureaucracy I am also very carefully to lock up the cab of the and a minimum like they do with carefully looked over a reporter "A male nurse came and there truck and keapthe canopy locked as well. I don't take other prisoners," the tonee-luckieg before agreeing to .talk. was blood all over the floor. Even believing(a) as guilty exploiters and colonizers any chances that a racoon or a porcupine might get in Teooisr said in an interview, Soon he was speaking ebgerl3; though he was.unco~cioca, they put through the British connection we owe the Third World and do a little exploring of its own. "I can't understand it, they about Ida slay in the special handiin8 chains and handcuffs on him. They a living, and (b) we can afford to pay bff even when oonaider that l'm too violent for a unit and his earlier imprisonment didn't take him to the infirmary, they-re robbing us. I was perfectly confident we wouldn't have any they put him in the bole." t~oublea out there in the bush. maximum but it's all right for me k under maximum security at the walk around on the street," the 26- nearby Lanai Institute and at Ar- Then Theaier shook his head as if But back to the revitalized "new" liberalism. It was a leisurely drive up to K'san, stopping here year.old former convict said in chemhault Institute, the troubled he still could not helleve all the Proud of their leadership in soctal-Trudeau called and there at the points of interest to read the historical exasperation. penitentiary 30 kflomeiros north of esperionces he l/vnd through. them"wealth redistribution"--programs, the Lthcralf notes about the native Indian history and meaning of "It's almost as if they want me to Montreal. "They changed me in there, I feel are determined to remain in the van of what govern- the original place names. attack somebody so they can throw Asked whether further violence more violent than before. I didn't ments like to call "people things" me back in again. can be expected in Quebec used to hate everybody, I was Thoee signs with the inform~/tion about the Gitskan- "It's dangerous for me because I' penitentiaries, Teasler said "in- melable. Now I detest people." (Actually, they've, got not real boast in being Carrier villages and their history are worth stopping could lose my patience and kill cldents such as hostage.takings wW Asked whether he is happy to be leaders, because if they hadn't taken the lead in the to read, but they told us nothing about the things to be ~:~:~::::~:~:~;:~:~;:~:;~;~:~:~.~:~:~:.~.:.:.:.~.~:::~:::~::::::::::::::~::~:::~:::~:~::::::::~:::~:~:::::~:::::::::~:::::;:;~;:::~:~;~:~:~::~;~;~:~.;;:~;;~;~;~;~;:..~:~;~ scores of years they held power, how else could they careful of it you go camping in that area. have attempted to justify themselves as a gavE! After a brief look at the totem poles at Kispiox, we natant, much less rationalize their frequent ovi~': beaded up the road along the Klspiox River, looking spending.) Fourth part of an ...... for a place to camp. But now it's going to be a bit different. Pansi~g a forest service campground because it was They're determined to keep the lead in "social" too crowded, we found that most of the land in that l 1-part feature on prisons policy, but this new kind of liberalism will be "lean". area is fenced off and there is little access to the river. No more waste. We did meet a couple of fishermen, good hearted ~:~::::~:~:~:::~:~:::::~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~*~:~:::~:~:~::~*:~:::*~*~*~:~.:~;:.:~:.:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*:**:.*:::::::::.*:.*::::~:~:~::*:*:*.::~.*~*~.*:..:No more going too far too" fast. and gumbeoted fellows who had clambered down a No more" wild schemes like former Manpower bank to cast for coho. They didn't have any fish so somebody. But I have my girl-friend continue as long as you don't give free, Tossler replied no. "They took Minister Bry Mackeaey's profligate spondi~ un there wan little point in asking them whet there was to and she has helped me a lot. If I prisoners some hope." away four years of my life and they.~.. He suggested p~rison authorities usemployment insurance that made.indolenea pay, catch or what to use. We stopped anyway, just to see if didn't have her I would have started .:~ve.me" ~thi~ in retum,~!, penalized individual effort and so d~y damaged they could offer any information aboutwbere to camp; ~ stealing right away." work out a, contract vfl~' Before his release in mlcUune, prisoner upon arrival. This would Thasier believes he would have work ethic. I don't think it was these two who said there was Teasier had spent more than a year sot out when a prisoner would be been released on parole sooner if he No more political yawing from right to' left and another campsite down the road. I wouldn't like to with about 20 prisoners in Block 5 of released if he behaved well and had agreed to become an informer. back. bold a grudge against them unless I was sure. We Just the Correctional Development carried out work or study programs "They said if I cooperated with wandered down on our own until we stumbled on the Centre in nearby Lanai. for a specified period of time. them, things would go well. But I Instead, what the Libe ds are going to be be busy next forest service campsite. This cell block is one of two "This is very important because stood on my feat instead of kneeling selling is "a sound midd~ of the read posltlon as the It Inoked pretty good at first. An Idyllic spot with Canadian special handling units set the way thin@ are now, the before them. party of free enterprise with a social conscience." tables and some firewood and next to the river too. up two years ago -- the other is in prisoners, give up because they "When you do this, it causes Millhaven, Ont. -- for prisoners never know when they'll get ont." problems because they can do things Basically the Liberals are changing peslflun from When we pulled in to park, however, we found it was coMidered too dangerous for guards for the guards, Tossier said like cutting the quantity of food they running practically the whole show to one of "par- already occupied. Or rather, a claim had been staked working in maximum-security they are given promotions on the • give you." ticipation without domination." out in the area. penitentiaries. basis of how tough they are. The food he did get in the special. Josh Zambrowsky, director of the handling unit was frequently oo I I It wasn't the bear sign that bothered me about our John Howard Society of Quebec, "The nastier a guard is, the faster unappetizing that he counted 155 campsite. The bear sign was old and there wasn't described Tmster's release from the he gets promotions. If a guard takes maxis in one flve-monih period that Letters welcome much of it. handling unit on to the street as the side of the prlsonars too often, he he was unable to eat. "absolutely nuts," adding "this finds that his tires are fiat when he • Gerald Marinonu, head of security The Herald welcomes its readers commantL The campsite had been claimed by about two dozen shows they are shirking their leaves for the day. There was even for th~ Quebec rq~ion'a federal All letters to the editor of general public intermt cows. Great brown and white and black and white responsibility to prepare people for one case where a guard who was too prisons, asidlt is not standard policy will be printed. We do, however, retain the right creatures they were. life outside." . friendly with the prisoners was to releaN prisoners directly on to beaten in the parking 10t by other .~he ~trnet from a specisl-hendllng to refuse to print letters on grounds of possible They rolled their eyes wildly at us. The cud chewing Each of the unit'S windowless cells guards." libel or bad taste. We may also edit letters for was constant. Every time we turned our backs they has a black-and-white television Teealer said he was beaten and ~ 'But this is done when it is felt style and length. All letters to be considered for crept up closer. Every time we turned toward them because the prisoners spend so ga.ed by the guards on,Nv~'a.l~ that returning the prisoner to publication must be signed. they slunk back. much time inside. They play soccer occasions. "Once I was'.1~bm ~~ ~um-security conditions would in a paved yard for an hour or so a because I didn't go to my eall.f~d .~.c'm(~n too much danger that he could You know how they had staked out their territory. It day, as well as spending four hours enough when I c ume.~t, of. the ~ ,i.¢i|uesvlolonceto other prisoners or .. was everywhere. We couldn't find. a place to pitch a in a common room -- although this showar." ,. " ..'~',, ~ ,~/ i"~rd..The weU.he~g of~ per- ,. tent. ~. often is restricted to every other He laid charges agai~u|t the .1~...., ~l is more important than that day. who was fined $1~0for his part in the :-; of them individuals." I want to ask you, what good is it if the forest service l • lets people cut down all the trees, if they'let cows take " over the area. It shouldn't be allowed. ~ TALKS

I still think those things are dangerous and would M p hadn'thave anuck moved up ouron nstent in tothe a nightsafe place,and rolled the firston us camp- if we Tough c]iolces"~', seen rite ~dth the people in It.

NEW YORK tCP) -- The others, like Tito, showing countries as Cuba, Vietnam ~eatro can exercm as me nonaligned countries are thelr age, the more radical and Af~anlstan, which are chairman of the movement dealing with some tough members see an opportunity clearly cli~is of the Soviet over the next three years. choices at their Havana to bring more of the Unionlanotactealastellitos. The organization Is summit meeting. One of the movement's 93 countries into are members in good basically made up of Third most important is the the Soviet fold stendingofamovemantthal World coontries. Whlle it has Sept. I, l~S showdownbetween the rood. A proposed pro-Soviet is nstonaiblv non.all,ned, a generally leftist tone, not erase neutralists and the declaration for the summit, Those ~ countries are all the memoers are , What Enghshmen called 1s33 -- Elizabeth I, radicals who ws-t to tug the drafted by the Cubans, has pushing for the shift toward socialist. Many are also simply "The Blitz" began 39 daughter of Henry VIII and movement closer to the prompted sharp reaction Moscow members of the years ago today -- in 1940 -- Anne Belays, was bern. Soviet Union. from the moderate leaders, _ _" ...... Commonwealth and other firs,asLondoncon,,,,ntra ,,,,~underwent,,',,k. the,,,. ISle--The Frontanac, the The geopolltical Imzards in including J 'lius Nyerere of .. vrewous co~uorencm ox international organizations. rsi(l in ~e Seo~,~'~w,,~"~'~ fimtCanedlansteamshlpon mch a move are apparent to Tanzania me group, n~a~every.m..r~e. In recent years, many War Intheflretth~,~,.,ia~-,'-" the Great Lakes, was most of the participants and ,.,~_~ ' ...... years, sznce .i~,.x., 'third world countries have tha mninrltv nnnPnlP to waere fflOel t;astro conuemnlflg, Data taken on anti-American 1,000• were kl]led and"~ another "~"--' launched ' ~,',~;,~o'~"';~,~ "~,,"~'~'~,~,~ claimed in his opening "imperialism," the code n~sitlon at the UN. but in the ~~..ll~Jg[e~,~j~t 183Z--Brazil declared its mo,,,,,~o address that the Soviet word for the U.S., and rant General Assembly / A"" was the destruction of -~'-" .... T h e n o n - a I i g n e d Union is the natural ally of foreign domination, the soeal,,- ,h, V0t~nu ,,~,,,,~*,, thousands of acres of docks ]MZ-- The Canadian liner movement was founded in the Third World and the non- phrase deemed to mean the show that many are and warehouses in the city's Princess Kathleen ran the 19~0s by such leaders as, aligned movement, Nyerore Soviet Union. amenable to e less rigid, less The Havana draft east end. The vastly out- aground and sank off Lena Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia, countered by emphasizing doctrinaire position. mmbered Royal Air Force Point, Alaska, but her S00 Jawaherlal Nehru of India the neutralism that has been declaration omitted the This may bode well for the "Are they playing overtime? You must be and Gamal Abdel Nasser of the mainstay of the latter phrase and the moderates at the Havana warded off a planned in- pessengers and crew M 115 mederetu are flghUnB to put absolutely exhausted. vasion in 1940, but the were rescued. Egypt, as a tightrope bal- organl~tion. The movement meeting. The Yugoslave, for civilian population had to anced carofnily between the has no natural allies, the it back. imteuce, with the largest undergo years of bombinj l~e -- Premier Maurict eastern And western blocs. African leader said. The moderatce, with Tito delegation at the conference, before the tide turned. Duplesels of Quebec died• Now, however, with many One of the lronie~ of the at their bead, ere eke trying are. ~vorki~ feverishly 11m Herald, Friday, S~ptember 7, 19~, Pile l AS WORKERS Gov't recognizes women By DON CAYO women as a group In any new problems alone, Delegates ako said they ST. ANDREW'S, N.B. legislation," he said. "Thereiscertalnlya great were concerned about the (CP) -- Federal "It is important to deal of scope for the difficulties faced by women employment minister Ron recognize that most women provinces to rise to the who go back to work after Atkey says the new Con- at some time experience challenge in the fields of several years out of the labor servatlve government will labor market inequities," education, training, onc~ force. Their problems recognize in a soon-to be-an. A current review of unem- apprenticeship programs included the lack of nounced employment ployment insurance is aimed and, labor standards, to knowledge about their ~tratogy that women are a at removing disincentives to name but a few." ' problems and abilities that l~ permanent part of the work, he said, but it will also Several delegates said too often displayed by Canadian work force, and have to deal with problems there were serious Canada Manpower coun- that they deserve op. of special concern to women. inadeqnaclea in training ond . sellors. porturdtlos equal to those • "I realize,..that there is a apprenticeship programs in available to men, real danger that, , in their provinces for trades The conference iI to continue today with Atkey, speaking Thursday penalizing'those that leave that are still dominated by resolutions, to the ninth loint meeting of voluntarily, we could in men. federal and provincial effect be discriminating advbory councils on the against women who.,.leave status of women, said many their Jobs because of sexual problems raised by the harassment or to move councils are being elsewhere to be with their What's different ~.:;,~ .~!:?:,ii7 l developmentconsidered of thein strategythe husbands."htkey said day care was about ourDaily which will probably go'te another issue being cabinet late this year, considered, but added that • the"I very can least,assure there you that,will beat factorcost will in be deciding an important new Interest Sav[ll s no discrlmlnatery Impact on policies. Some changes will :y. FiInve di~ °ertalnlybemadelnmaternity benefits paid by Acc0u [t? unemployment insurance. ~, "~:~ crash But cost etndlee that were not yet complete might have CAMPBELL RIVER, B,C, some effect on the degree of (CP) -- Five people were change, killedThursdaywhenaligbt The mlnlsteraaidthenew ~I With "The plane crashed and burned government has already naar Sh°alHarb°r on Gllford pledged t° restere funds cut ~t C |i Island north of this city on fr0mOutrea0h, aprogramof alculator ...... ':% :.: / ":~::i the east coast of Vancouver counselling for women. A spokesman for Gulf Air The government was a= OU get da, ,:,...... Services said five w0rkingwlththeprovincea ~~ i tp id •passengers and the pilot to develop a policy on nteres a were aboard the company's household service workers single-engine Beaver that should be ready for I~'] V alrcroft when it went down. implementation by ever month Police said the survivor November. Orientation and suffered severe burns and language training programs -i i was transferred by air for immigrant women were For persor,al use, ambulance to hospital in also being considered, Vancouver. Atkeychallengedtheprev- wereTransportCanadeofficiala calledthtoinveatigate inces towork with the -, . at the eoyal Bank the crash. Names of those federalgoverment tn several nnh, aboard the aircraft were areas where Ottawa lacks .~(,, JW', . ,.. withheld, the jurisdiction to solve "'Peter Smidt and Sandra Hatch are Mr. and Mrs. now Photo by Grog Mldclletc~ RCMP provided the color 25% Off Vancouver Weekends for this autumn wedding Christ Church Anglican in arch for the couple leaving grandmother for her own The mother of the bride Kltlmat was the scene of a the church. Karen Watt O)[ wedding. She carried a wore a hand-knitted beige lilts s um~ne~w~. ~ ~'wlten Kitimat read "the ' Epls'fie bouquet of scarlet roses with and white coat dress for the ~lJter ..., :.;,~ M,t,h') "~a,k,the M/~dra l.;@,~tch;uaughter ;:'while Cst. Joh'n"Nyi~ifo~/k ivy, fern and babies breath, ceremony and' reception viem Jrom J, ',,.:,, .So morn; ~astorm, of Mr. and Mrs. William R. read the Gospel during the The bride's attendants, while the mother of the .~ar~tmte tsc.m, m...f .;ll those Hatch was married to Cst. service. Joanne Koot of Richmond; groom was dressed in a Peter Gunnar Smidt of the Susan Smidt, sister of groom waltz length beige silk dress gor, W,..s stores, this ~t'.;'::.' is a RCMP,son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride wore an ivory of Montreal; Sheila Hatch, for the ceremony and ~, ally t.,mtiJui si,tt,t." John Smidt of Montreal, P.Q. satin, high-waisted long sister of the bride and Kim reception. The couple were united in gown with flared skirt cut McKee of Kitimat were all Out-of-town guesis in- i matrimony by Reverend with a long train, Her dress attired in blue satin gowns cluded Mr. and Mrs. John AK. Young in an afternoon also had a lace yolk with with lowered lace-trimmed Smidt; Susan Smidt, sister of ceremony on the 22rid an- trimmed neck frill and long neckline, short gathered the groom, Mrs, E. Blachins, niversary of the bride's sleeves pointed at wrist, The sleeves and a full anide. material grandmother of the parents. An RCMP Honour ,veil worn by the bride was len~h=skirt. Their bouquets groo~llof ¥ontr~l;#ln. '" "t Gnardwl~!anc~.~edan., p~lde, by her gre,at-gr~.t~t Were of v~hlle daisies with K.M: M~acKe~zied,bride, s. ivy, fern and babies breath. maternal grandmother from Attendants for the groom Edmonton, Alberta; Mr. were Cst. Larry Savinkoff of John Riehardean of Maple Forest taxation Richmond and Cst, Bill Ridge, B.C. and Cst. and Scherff and Cst. Ron Black- Mrs. Larry Savinkoff of hikes the prices man, both of Kitimat, Richmond, B.C. Telegrams Music for the ceremony were received from family VANCOUVER (CP) -- wages at the expense of was by Mrs, J, Hammerquist and friends in Denmark, BHtinh Columbia's taxation government revenues. withSteffan Wagner playing ltolland, Australia, Alberta " ,r~i;~,...~.f,,~'...... of the forest industry Copithorne studied a piano solo. md British Columbia, produces high wages and stumpage fees, a form of B.J. Taylor of Kitimat was The bride wore a three ,~.=~ ...... ~, \, pricns but low tax returns, ta.~ation applied to holders of the master of ceremonies for ~iece blue pinpstriped suit an Ottawa economist said forest land. The province, a buffet supper with tea !or her going-away costume. today, which owns the timber, dance which took place at rhe couple will honeymoon Lawrence Copithorne, a charges a fee against the theKitlmat Rod and Gun m a camping trip through. :'iii staff economist with the value of the resource. Club. he Jhwkies and Edmonton, Economic Council of i; i i!~' .... ~: 71,::"::'% ' i.:: Canada, laid in an interview ...... i ~t the ~ ,tructure ,~o ~ means B.C. secondary in- ' . dustries ere Incapable of "' ,-f3.{ 'competing In foreign " markets, REGUL/ IONS AVAILAB~ ;, ,, : ....: ..: . ,. In a paper that was to have been published this 'month The revised First Aid Regulatzo~ axe available now ,.f~,~ an~,'~b'tkers ::?:~...... ~':~:~"~:"":~:~+~:'~*'=:~~ but was held up by a federal government restraint CompensationBoard office. 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Page 6, The Herald, Friday, September 7, 1979 daily•rl,:l{ I{ ~( :E.K i rl M ~ I herald ,. SPORTS Reitz double doubled runK:nw~itZa ddr;u~e i:n~W: DJ~nenn,Y DB:n~oh~cel~tonn D~nnn~eMAOm~iriecantosL~agt~ ~°rinmgn b0t~htin~nina~,i~isa~A:~ sacrifice fly and Keith and George Foster homered five-hitter while ending a New York Yankees to a 3-1 Hernandez had two hits and in the first two innings to five-week victory drought, decision Detroit Tigers. scored two runs, leading St. start Cincinnati Reds to a 12- pitching BaltimoreOrioleeto In a West Coast game, Louis Cardinals to an 8-6 3 rout over San Francisco, a 5-0 decision over Toronto California Angels 1st Annual victory over Pittsburgh spoiling Dave Brtstol's first Blue Joys. entertained Chicago White Pirates Thursday night. game as Giants manager. Willie Rando!ph's run- Sex. The triumph by the Dave Palmer and Woudie • ' • • ...... o.r ..¢ ,.,-¢ ,.¢ ,'°','.*,'* Cardinals t.rimmed Frymon combined to toss a Pittsburgh's lead in the sixhitter and Gary Carter i National League East to a slugged a solo home run with single game over Montreal one out in the ninth inning to SALMON Expos. It was only the third give the Expos their 10th MINOR SOCCER Pirote setback in 13 games. straight triumph, a 1-0 Ed Ott's RBI single off victory over Chicago Cubs, wiimer Silvio Martinez, 13-7, Eddie Miller hit three TO URNE Y HERE keyed a three-run uprising singles, followed each with a FISHING DERBY The Terrace Minor Soccer Association is holding its for Pittsburgh in the second stolen base and scored all inning as Martinez helped three times and Bob Horner Division 5 Playoff tournament this weekend at the Pirates with a walk and a batted in three runs, Clarence Michiel Elementary School. balk. spurring Atlanta Braves to a The tournament starts Friday at 6 pm and continues NOW IN FULL SWING Reitz then drilled his 6-2 victory over Los Angeles all day Saturday. The final game wfl] be played at double to highlight a two-run Dodgers. 5:30 P.M. Saturday at Skeena Jr. Secondary School. • St. Louis rally in the bottom Doug Flyan hit a two-run Eight teams of five to nine-year.01ds will be com- ot the inning. In the'third, the homer in the seventh inning Cardinois moved ahead for to break a 1-1 tie and help peting , and cheerleaders will be at the games. good at4-S on three singles, a New York Mets beat Anyone is welcome to come out and cheer, and to THIS WEEKS walk and Reltz' sacrifice fly Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 in support the district's minor soccer program. off loser Jim Bibby, I0-4. the first game of a twi.night :~:~:~:!:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:i:i:~:~:~:~:~:i:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~.~.~:i@~i:i:i:~:i:~:~:!:!:i:i:~:!:~:~:~:!!!i:!:~:i:i:!:i~.!:!:~:i~.i:~::. o. o. o o.. o o o o H, H ,,,, ,,, ~, H,, oo o.,o. o. H o, o o. o oo • • • o o.o,.,.,.o...,-,*,.. ,,,o In other National League doubleheader. HIDDEN WEIGHT PRIZE sctlun, J.R. Richard hurled a Randy Lerch and two three-hitter as Houston relief pitchers combined on a Astrou clung to their half- four-hitter and Garry Badminton club Fish Smoker game lead in the West Maddox drove In both runs Division with a 2-0 victory as the Phillies defeated the Courtesy Luhr Jensen over San Diego Padres. Mets 2-1 in the second game. starts season The Terrace. Bad- Should you wish further minton Club is starting its information, please new season Tuesday; phone any ~f the mem- September 11 at 7:00~ l~ bers 0~i,the,lexeeutive. the Thar~thill Jl~ior H~ Seh*0ol ~mna's~imi. The~'.J~l~ are Dave OTHER WEEKLY PRIZES For the coming season, Langton, president, 635- Kodak Model 100 Instant Camera Assorted Tackle - there will be three play 4642:Irma Brewer, vice - NATIONA L I.MAGUI~ NATIONAL I.aAOUIS nights a week; Tuesdays president, 635-3744; Fran Courtesy Sight & Sound Courtesy Gibbs - Norse east AB R H Pct. W L Pd.GBL Hernondez, StL 533 100 186 .349 and Thursdays from 7:00 Power, secretary, 635- Pittsburah 83 56 .S97 ~ Templeton, StL $77 93 187 .324 to 10:30 pm and Sundays 5214; Sherry Anderson, Mens Watch - Smoker ,~ontreal 79 54 .594 1 Hornet, Atl 399 S2 127 .310 Courtesy 0verwaitea St. Louis 75 62 .547 7 Grlffey, Cln 380 61 120 .316 from 7:30 to 10:30 pm. treasurer, 635-3052; Doul Courtesy Carters Jewellers Chicago 71 66 .5t8 11 Psrrish, N,tl 443 67 139 .314 Many exciting events Jenion, tournament Philadelphia 70 69 .504 13 Matthews, Atl 550 U 175 .313 New York 54 83 .394 38 Knight, CIn 480 .57 150 .313 have been planned for the chairman, ' 638-1678; er Assorted Tackle - Tackle Box & Kit - | West Oarvey, LA 571 82 178 .313 coming year, starting Vivian Roy, 635-7510 and Courtesy K mart Houston S0 6a .571 ~ Rose, Pha .532 74 163.31a Courtesy Luhr Jensen cincinnati so 61 .567 '/= Winfield, SD139 520 S0 159 .306 with a clinic to be held in Liz ManSe, 635-9472, social Los Angolee d6 74 .471 14 San Francisco 61 8a .433 19v= Doubles: Hefnsndoz, St Octob,er . convenors. Smoker ., San Diego 58 03 .411 22'/~ LOUIS, 45; 'Y0ungbl00d,*" NI~W' Gift Certificate - Atlanta 55 94 .396 24,/~ York, 39. . • " ..'. '. ," Courtesy Saan Store Courtesy Luhr Jensen Tflurldoy neeultl Triples: Templeton, St. Louis, Mofltreal I Chicago 0 17; Dawson, Montreal, 12, Atlanta 6 Lot AngeJeo 2 Home runs: Kingmsn, Chl. Cincinnati 12 San Francisco 3 cego, 43; Schmldt, Philadelphia, 'Real rodeo' Houston 2 Son Diego 0 42. St. Louis O Pltteburgh 6 Runs hefted In: Klngman, New York 5.1 Philadelphia 3.2 Chicago, 99; Winfield, San Today's Games Diego, 9S; Schmldt, Philo. show today Philadelphia at Chicago delphic, 97. LARGEST FISH PRIZES Sln Diego at Atlanto N entire basis of the LOS Angeles st Cincinnati N Stolen boles: ~oreno, Pltte. CALGARY (CP) -- Gone Pittsburgh at New York N burgh, 62; North, San Fran- McMahon turns his track competition: man versus Largest Spring Entered Largest Cohoe Entered San Francisco at Houston N cisco, 51. over to horses today for a animal." During the Derby Wins Montreal it St. Loull N During the Derby wins Saturday Games P I t c h I n g (13 declllone): rodeo that top Canadian McMahon admitted the Plttlburoh at New York Tldrow, Chlcego, 10.3, .769,.~:~;.~ cowboys say will shake up rodeo this weekend is an A ROD & REEL Phllldolplfla at.Chlcego Blbby, Pittsburgh,:,r10.4, .714, di~ctor~s of the,~algaXlr ~eal~erim~end may see A ROD & REEL,~i/..-.,.',.~! '~,,~. '~ not Angal0tJet Clnclnnltl 2.96; Rome, Pfftsl:lurgh, 10.4, 5an Diego ut Atlanta N .714, 3.68. Stampede and return "real" mistakes in organization. Courtesy Courtesy Montreal at St. Louis N Strlkeoute: Richard, Houston, rodeo to its Canadian "But it's a totally legitimate Daiwa - Algonquin 5on Frencleco at Houston N 258; Nlekro, Atlanta, 174. heartland. , show and if it works I may Dalwa - Algonquin McMahon, the czar of local take on two rodew a year, motor racing, has pu me in the spring and one in J together what he calla the September." Roughriders to tint International Raceway The Stampede board has Stampede, a three-day show made plans to continue team running thro.ngh Sunday. rodeo with non-association It's significant because it cowboys. GRAND PRIZE keep struggling has been accredited by the Marshall Copithorne, Canadian Rodeo Cowboys Stampede director, said A LONG WEEKEND in LAS VEGAS REGINA (CP) -- injuries, had a payroll that Association and the Tuesday the board has Saskatchewan Roughriders was $300,000 lower, Stasesen Professional Rodeo ratified a proposed two-year are "cornered and said, A trip for 2 to Las Vegas, COURTESY Cowboys' Association. contract with the North CP Air bleeding," on and off the This year," the black cloud As a sanctioned event it American Finals Rodeo Hotel accommodation included• field, but that won't kill the continued to hang over our Haida Trn,'~l will attract top cowboys such Commission, based In franchise that has always heads." The string of as two-time world saddio Billinp, Mont., to continue Leaves Terrace Oct. 11, 1979 Skeena Mall had to struggle to survive, injuries neve~ stopped an~ bruno chemplon Mel Hyland, supplying cowboys for Returns Terrace Oct. 15, 1979 Merchants Association Gord Staaseon, team attendance dropped as the eighttime Canadian next two years. president, said Thursday. team lost its first eight bareback champion Dale Some fans and local sports The team, stricken by in- games. Trottier and Dung Void, writers expressed dis' To be awarded on a draw basis-all entries elig '~ :e jurieai has yet to win a game The largest crowd this current Canadian leader in appointment with them team ~is season and will end the year has been 22,190, which saddle bronce standings. concept used at the ~ear witli an empty bank ac- leaves more than 5,000 They and highly-rated col- Stampede this summer, count. empty seats In Taylor Field', leagues passed uP the '.', "If' the i,R~L~ent trend expanded to hold 27,606. Stampede this summer when continues" h~ wins and a Staseson said that while Stam~de.dii'ecl°rs rel~sed Gold NULE$ keri~s~;lfiJury~:0 problem -- the football club is not in a to increase prize money as ~expenditurse mill exceed "gloom and doom" much as the CRCA wanted. J_* J__ L - Any salmon caught in fresh - All entries must be ac- - Limit one entry per person eevehi~s 'Sy" $~50,00o," atmosphere, turning the per day. CRCA then refused to {~!~[19[ :water within a 50 mile radius ...... companied by a valid anglers :iStueuoo said~ ' situation around will not he sanction the event, although 'of Terrace is eligible, licence and an official entry .. That. Will clean out the easy: "We'll have to work it's the bi~ost rndeo In tho help form available at Overwaitea - Employees of the Daily ,~50,-000 remeining in the our asses off." country and one of the big- or in each Fridays edition of ;IMk~m'a hank account~ Staseson said there are nest on the continent. Herald or the Skeena Mall are: ~ RonLancaster, the former three elements which will the Daily Herald. ineligible. , :. "We're going to really MEXICO CITY (AP) -- " star quarterback who now is turn the situation around -- pack them in and open the Betsy Rapp won her third . Only fish weighed in at the ' head coach of the team, winning games to attract eyes of the Stampede gold .rondel in awimn~na fans, increasing revenue 0verwaitea Store in the - Weekly winners will be said: "I can't see the board," Vold said in an •tnuronay, but generally It announced in each Tuesday Roughriders ever ceselng from off-field enterprises interview, "I predict you'll was a day of disappointment Skeena Mall during regular - Entries for each week ~ ~ oporatton in the CFL. and a revised CFL gate edition of the Daily Herald, see anywhere up to 8,000 for the once-hopefUl United store hours are eligible. close at 5 p.,,. Saturday. "But who am I to say? equalization formula. people packing the raceway States as the Soviet Union Around here we've always Teams with large every night. continuod its strong per- just taken for granted that stadiums such as Montreal, 'WANT GOOD RODEO formance at the 10th World somehow, some way, there Toronto and Edmonton will "The people are crying for University Games. will be football in Regina." have to share revenues on a good rodeo again. They're Three more American Staseson said the fortunes "realistic and reasonable" tired of the garbage they saw of the Canadian Football basis, he said. Edmonton tennis entries wont out, at the last Staill pose.~" leaving alive only the top- League team during the last supports changes in the MeMahon has put.up 18,000 :Dtllskee"~/mau ."" - ' oanv, two seasons have included equalization formula. seeded men's doublm team in prize money. The total e/ Disk Metz and Blaine _._ .j ...... _...... " t/I r /- ",,~ " all the tragic scen~ from a Stsseson said the situation purse will he $12,000 thanks soap opera. the team faces is not the Wlllenborg in a aport in to fees paid by tbo 175 which the Americans He says the bad luck that worst it has ever faced. The entrants, The drawing card Roughrkl~rses will have to expected to do well -- has ~vlpud out the team's is the money, the points and certainly better than the f #,,J0 nest egg in two borrow money from the MeMahon's willingnus to' ' - ...... by de*t hanks in the off.season, a single modal powdblllty that \ . seasons can't last forever. live by the traditional rules now exists. ~Address.-k~ ...... I Last season, the eflocts of measure last taken about 20 of individual eompotition. f~/ I Fish: Coh'~'~ ring a cenntructiun strike when years ago. The Calgary Exhibition The Americans, who Taylor Field wae being The team's share of the and Stampede board broke brought a full delngation expended and the hl~heet cost of expansion was to be ~ith the past this summer tothese gamm for only the i~* Date Caught' number of injuries in the about $1 million. Last week, when it had non-association second time in hops of CFL drained t300,000 out of the city presented the team cowboys perform in teams. breaking the Soviet with abill for 1800,000, about Place Caught ...... the team's bank account. Officials said the team dominance, also were The team fell short by 3,000 1500,000 more than the club concept would bring in new blanked formodsk for a •Postal . Code. .d-- tickets of its sales goal of has ovaitoble. fans; CRCA said it would mooed timein s divlM event Official Weight ...... 110,000 season tickets. limit the number ~ entries, and were shut out of medak Phone,__ Calgary Stampeders, LIFESPAN VARIES Hyiand said: "Team rodeo in a wumen's awimmlng eno~hor team wlth a rookie. Old age in a fly depends on defeats the whole purpou of final -- In which ti~ had .,. studded lineup, but fewer its species. this sport. It takes away the been dominant. The Herald, Friday, September 7. 19/9. Pial 7

Valve ,wins bet BRISTOL Cosmos,,= Theirsell goalie, Phil Parkes,the featuring tickets Alan Ball, Trover loail~I to the Costa. last VANCOUVER (CP) -- termcontraetThursdeywith The six-foot-one, 190- . N.J. (AP) -- Tony Waiters allowed Just '29 goals in 29 Why•ark,Craven. They Parkas are solid,and John but yeer.TheRowdios,have never won a however,game in knows it, Vancouver regular-season games and Giants Stadium in five PdekVaivehoseonverteda Vancouver Canucks HpOglunder who patrols the FINDS A atymied the Cosmos in the net spectacular, aa their 30- trlea, l~0.aweek Job playing major followlnga brief--one year-- tt wing, said it was worth Whitecaps know it and the tO regular season mark and "I felt we were the beet North American Soccer ~inal shootout that doomed two team in the league this Junior hockey into a multi- stretch with Birmingham taking the ramble a year the two.time defending 4-1 playoff record indinatea. year National Hockey Bulk of the former World ago, when he turned pro- NEW JOB League coffers will soon.find Tampa Bay and year," said Tampa Raft out-- a Soccer Bowt witnout champions. retiring star, Rodney Marsh. League contract with Hockey Asioelation. The fnselonel with Birmingham, "it proved that a very good Vancouver didn't meet this Vancouver Canucks because ~ folded last sprin~ and rather than another year of CINCINNATI (bPl -- New York Cosmos means "I really thought Junior hockey with Dave Bristol probably was lees fans in thestands. team is better ~an the 5urn Y)thear and have Hen each he was ~ to take a four teams were absorbed by of the individual parts," er only on televbdon and Vancouver would beat the Sherbrooke Beavers of the pretty tired for his coming- T~ Whitecaps eliminated C4zmol. I think we'll win 3- calculated risk. the NHL, but not out party as the Interim the Cosmos last week in Waiters ~aid. "That's the films. Valve, 20, signed a long- Birmingham. Quebec Junior League. way we go with our limited The Rowdies are familiar I." manager of San Francisco semi-final action, putting with the prmsurm et playing The key foe Vancouver will "'I was ready for a change, I Giants on Thursday night. ticket sales for Saturday's budget," be stopping forward Oscar had nothing more to prove in Vancouver starts a in a Soccer Bowl, winning "I found a country atation Soccer Bowl against Tampa the 1975 championship and Fabblani, junior," said the curly- last night," Bristol said Bay Rowdies at Giants 'basically English team, haired native of Ottawa who Thursday, "and I stayed up Stadium in a atate of limbo. SKI HILL MEET nowrealdeain all night. Listened to the The revenue from the. Cburinttetown. "I didn't words in every song." 60,000 seats sold before the TO TALK RATES • think i could learn anything That's because hours Cosmos lost is money in the mere in" junior and the earlier, in the city where bank, but a box office survey IOAIOPDOGR,,. BY DON SCIIIAFFER money, of course, was Bristol got his major league showed that not many tickets Herald Staff Writer inviting., manager's start, he got were being purchased this "When you're earning $20 another job as a big league week. There are likely to be plenty of no.shaws Saturday. There will be a meeting Tuesday of the Kit- a week, anything looks good haseballbess. San Franeisco after that. I wanted a more owner Bob Lurie named "There'a a strong rumor sumkalum Ski Hill Development committee at YOUCOM[ comfortable lifestyle, and I Bristol to replace Joe going around the NASL, ABC the Kitimat-Stikine Regional District office, . found that in the WHA." Altobelli, last year's and . Warner This meeting will be dosed to the public, and will •The Canucks made Valve National League manager of Communications that they deal with next year's operation of the hill. their first-round draft the year. all failed to send us the script The mfeting is being held to discuss operating chnice-- fifth over-all--inthe Bristol. managed to lose ao the Cosmos could hours, new rates and special events to be NHL's entry draft last Cincinnati Reds for 3~/~ he in the Soccer Bowl," said years. Waiters, the Vancouver gUT OH scheduled next ski season... month, the third time He also directed Atlanta coach. According to Jm Konst, ski hill manager, new they've chnsen a player from Bravek to two consecutive facilities induding a T-bar lift and lights for the Quebec Junior league in laatplaee finishes in the "The attraction of the night skiing are expected to be ready for the their 10-year NHL history. National League West in 1976 Cesmns is good to sell the opening of the hill at the end of Novemeer. The others were defenceman @me. But they have an Jocelyn Guevremont of Mon- and 1977, losing 101 games ambition to become the best Improved intermediate and beginer's facilities treal in 1971 and left winger the second year. club in {he world and they are also being prepared. In his two-pins years Jere Gillie of Sherbrooke two managing Milwaukee, the need competition from TOP! According to Koust, a rate increase can be years ago. within the league. This also expected, bu the exact amount of the increase "Brewers were in sixth twiee shows that a chequebook will be determined at next Tuesday's meeting. "There's no doubt that and fifth once. we're counting on Valve to But Bristol knows that doesn't answer all prayers. Konst said that the increases would be small, help our goal production in sometimes losing isn't the It's definitely a team game." and that siding on the hill would be much better the coming season," sald manager's fault. That's what Which ia Just how "the 1979 FORD FIIIRilONT aeons this year than last as a result of the new in- coach Harry Neale of the John Curtis, a San Francisco Whitecaps piny the game. St. Wagon, 6 cyl. auto trans., only SO00kin. ~ ~ stailation~. Canucks. "All reports we pitcher, said about Altobelli. have on Valve say he can The ax that fell on Altobelli's score goals and he'a willing head could just as quickly to pay the price in the car. fall on Bristol's. ears." "Any manager always 1977 DATSUN 300 SX Illness doesn't Valve said it wasn't a lives with that," Bristol said, Memorial ...... tough decision to turn pro a "I lived with it here. I know , = •,, ~,, •~ •,• •~• •0, •so• •e •as ••••eooeo•e•••ooo~eeoee $ 4895 year early last season some guys who can't put it Donations stop this one because the WHA "offered a out of their mind. I do. You f.'r lot more then major junior," have to." l'iw RE. Hen. SAN DIEGO (AP) -- P.olf from 173, he connected on 18 "it waa tough for a few Altohelliwaslet out after a Benirschke, Qn~ehrink of a of 33 field goal attempts ,I,,h. (; I)ielt.nbaker weeks, even a few months, 225-239 major league ( ~,,lltre 1919 gMo ½ TON 4x4 'ma- National Football I,~t~e second best in the NFL to getting uaed to the travel, the managing record. The .Sierra Gronde bucket seat, air condltlmer, roll bar, OIUUU record despite an' incurable Miami's Gate Yepremlan. ,st I|W tow mileage ...-...... '-'"'"""'"""'"''"" .... ' ..... '"'"1" lifestyle and the Giants, after Wednesday's (),,,~,.,~,,~. ,,1%~,katchewan ailment, cald be'¢ke~n't give Benirsehke has made a competiveness," Valve said Ices to the Reds, were 61.89, any thought tQ.hlllj~tre~k of remarkable 39 of 49 attempts in an interview. "I had some or 18½ games behind the 13 comecutl~e'"fleld goals. in hla two-yeer career, a -I' ,,,, I~,,, ,,,,,h' I),~yable to: doubts about my decision division-leading Aalros. The I 1i1:'. ,'t' :". ' ,I %,t~k,ltchewc3n It is understandable, s~cnss rate of 80 per cent. early in the season, but after team was 4-17 in the last Otle[n ....i ,,11=] ~t'ltI t() 1917 8'6" WESTERH considering he has more In last week's season • a few times around the three weeks and 16-32 since important things on hie opener at Seattle, I'rank I..vell Loaded with extras. Very cleon • ...... ,.. S~OUO N league, I gained a little the all.star break. • see• • t • eoee~ • e ~ eot e •* ee *t • at m~ ¢, • e~ e••* *•eee at • o• " |llJLk~l~. Benirschke tied a club onfidenee and before Ion8 I He managed Baltimore I)irecl(,r el Development "I'm really struggling," record with four field geala liked the kind o/way I was Orioles' Rochester farm University of Saskatchewan said the 24-ycar.old Idckin~ and moved to within three of Saskatoon. Seek. living. team to five first-place S7N 0W0 star with San Diego the NFL mark that is held by "I don't think the finishes in six yearL The Chargers. "It's difficult. It's Kansas City's Jan Stenerud transition to the NHL will he Giants, after finishing fourth ('l~,trtt,thJe ¢].n,,ti,)n receipts 1911 FORD F1N PIOKIP a mi W~ exwisnca ~ and Don Cockreft of that difficult because there in Altebelli'sfirst year, were will be issued (,n request. ~O..a.u.t.o.!ra. n.s:,, ra.d~.o:e/c: ...... $6896 plays, heavy in my mind. Cleveland. shouldn't be that much in first place for three :Son of a prominent Sunday, he takes his difference between the WHA months in 1978 before Get•suborn professor who streak against Oakland and the NHL. I got used to. slumping inAuaust. ~.-, ~,. has been hailed for his Raiders- the team that the travelling last year and I zoological contributions, waived him two years ago. certainly like the way the 1978 OAMARO ...... Benireehke is battling "I hold no grudge against pros live." Crohn's disease, a rare them," he said. "In fact, I'm Vancouver has a definite v,. ,::i:: ...... $6896 ailment that attacks the looking forward to ageing a weakness on right wing, digestive system. lot of old friends after the where only Stan Smyl and A year ago, when hiI pme." Rick Blight seem to have weight plunged to t50 pounds Banirechke was the last NHL credentials. And, T-BIRD TOWN LANDAU -.-. player taken in the 1977 draft Blight is coming off a poor and the last Oakland player season, after averaging ~aH l, art.s ~ ...... • ...... SaJiIg cut. better than 25 goals a year in She sees "The Raiders won the his first three seasons in the "; .ow, year and NHL. ,~ '~ , , g O ld ahead ~ YWSa a story that Al 'Tm ~an. up.and.down [1 1977 DODGE 1 TON ,,,nan=, EDMONTON (CP)--The Davis (the club's general winger, a guy who tries to do itinerary is set: Diane Jones man•sins partner) doubted his job," Valve said. "I don't ve...... auto trans : ...... with flat deck, radio '"" ...... ~pUO.~iU ~ mind going into the corners ~~ Konihewaid has pencilled in whether a rookie could ~ed~d,.,ars~truck,~~ig.e__BCAAaffiliatelJrtces the gold-medal stand at the handle the pressure." or mixing It up." Five weeks later, his two That should be good news Moscow Olympics next field goals helped San Diego for the Canucks, who have summer as the last stop. defeat the Raiders for the had more than their share of She hits the mad next 24 HOUR TOWlHG M 19 8 FORD Vi I.= aa= Thursday, beginning a first time in nine years, 12-7. timid wingers in their first This is the •scrod streak ef nine years in the NHL. schedule that includes three 13 in his brief NFL career. _635"6837~41.29~_Substati°n~ ,~ Road635.9383,>~ ~ ~, Se.c.u.rl.t.y.,.f.r.ldO.?:.f.u.r.n.?.c?://c:...... ~i dSIggV t stops in Europe sad a four- •'The other one ended month stay in New Zealand. apimt Oakland last year." She aLso takes on a new training partner soon in the He talks of the illness, but McEnroe 1977 FORD F360 OREWOI person ef younger sister reluctantly, saying: "I don't Torr|c, Mili0r d0ck0y Xssociat'00 TuToneoat•see pain,, • VO• autos••so• 8'• box • ••o ease o•e ease Jnanne Jones/mdersen -- wantlttobeanexcuse.Butlt takes see t tee • e emcee so@eeoc•see • at•see o $8496 "her name is hyph,e~,,tod, has reversed my lifestyle 100 mine is not hyphenated -- per cent." invites applications for who has followed Diane into Because he has no Dibbs the world of pentathlon and appetite, he must NEW YORK (AP)'-- is currently competing at the supplement his dally diet Eddie Dibbs played three MANAGERS,OOdGUtS 1977 OOUGAR XR7 $6305 World Student Games in with mllhnbukea and other games Thursday against Mexico. nutrients to keep his weight third.seeded John McEnroe, ,:.,, &TBA!HERS ...... Fimt atope will be P~and from dropping. then retired from their and West Germany, where Even with that, "l have ne quarter.flnsi match in the /,,., .|dr..!taLRdp .Teams she intends to work on energy," add the 6-foot-t United States Open tennis hnrdlos, She admits it's her kicker. tournament. d m , .=:.t to 1977 FORD BRONO0 4x4 30"""" weakest event. While scientists know little The start of the match was , . v,.o,o,..o.,.,.,o UWO 'Tm going to Poland for gl about Crohn's disease, Ben- delayed twiee by rain and .,..Dmrnno,.~oldo f, Past Pros...... days and then l'm going to imchke said it can be' con- was Just barely under way I .... " "" ( 1 Munich to meet with my trolled, "but because they when the umpire announced /e,o. , • Dibbs could not continue. coach, Lyle Sanderson" don't know what cansen it, To .o,i] e I Jones Koninowski said in an they don't knew how to cure Moments later it was announced that he had pain interview and she and it.' .... husband John relaxed in He said there is only a re- in his back. Coachesar,'i]";i:~ ,r Sllmehouse league 1 their apartment, mote chance that he eoald Serving at 1-2, Dibba was [ teams.Apply,LH'.~A., D ~, Terrace,B.C. She will train with polish have contracted the virus down 0-30 when he retired. 1979 20 FT, OKANAGAN through his work with It was the second walkover hurdle,- and pentathlon for McEnree. John Lloyd de. coach Stawomir Now•k, an animals. ' c~ir~nity for which she Meantime, he attributes faulted from their third. Mahe olt~'~b ~siness :yours... : is her husband. He his success to an round match with a stomach arranged the meeting in exaUerated follow.throu~h disorder, Ukrainian. Nowak can't and the fact that his kicks MeEnroe advanced the speak ENillah except for.two rarely hook, a problem for semifinals against defending AT ONLY . important words: "eprmt" most soccer style booters. champion Jimmy Conners. and "relax." I "He has six of the top hur- dlers in the world, including TER RA CE CLASSICAL the world record-holder Be a (Grazyn Rabntyn)," Jones BALLET SCHOOL Sa/e Pak Mobile/irst aid ...... I Koninoweld said. She said Nowak has (Director BARBARA NUNN, A.I.S,T,D., I.S,B,) sere/CO Indepepldent dealer, followed her progress for some time, since the Poles Safe.P,~k ,s inviting suitable applicants iv jam US m RECOGNISED BY:. owning their own rpobile f~st,sid and safety s~,rvlt'euflltb. have no worldclass THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCING pentathiate and would llke to and the We provide comp,ete pro|essional asststallcqln securing Terraoe Totem Ford m semecue challenge the qualified personal, administration and training ~kill~, Western European stars in IMPERIAL SOCl ETY OF that event. /rod she was as well as catalogues and continuous J°int ""t't'mt'" Sales Ltd looking forward to working TEACHERS OF DANCING For more irt(ormation on the fastest growing ..bile lir~t g with him, atcl dealership Contact: "What yes learn from Eu- Graded classes for Examinations and Festival ro~n ecaohes you can't REGISTER AFTER 7th s,~PTEMBER, 4011 md in bnek~," S~fe.P,k leltk He helped her two ysars P.O. Bo~ 261 qO when she we| atr~inI 63S.3467 (Studio) d3S4440 (Residence) P,,rl Moody, B.C., V3H 3V5 Ill4lI~ in tl~ hurdieI, tskinl off on or by mall to Box 914, Terrace, VOG 4R2 (Pleuse includepersona/resw,e/ the wreng leg during a race in s~in..... I1~ 0, The Herald, Friday, September 7, 1979 Stewart turns his search to golden record for an album these guitar work that Stewart do, and can I do a l~ttar By YARDENA AltAR record has been on Stewart's But it is no~lng short of the line when he went into the label'-- and beL~ off the average the studio last year to record label meant being out of the de,,y~ didn't do. album ... I lov,~ that kind d MALIBU, Calif. (/@) -- mind a lot in the last few wovidenttal for Stewart that challenge." years, and it's not surprising the duet with Fi~twood Mac the song and the rest of the record" busbms," he says • werm't living in a And If the album's "It's a tough trick to get up trench," he says, gesturing FIeetwood Mac.like over- But, with an eye to his on those charts, it ain't that he finally wrote a song super.songstress Stevie Bombs Away Dream Babies bluntly. uanuncessful Fast, StewL~ on the matter. "There's Nicks looks likely to match album. The ultimatum wasn't at the duttm~, but easy, tones are earning as•oat as ,,Ae~," says John Stewart, Hying lo0m of the modest much attention for Miss says that he won't of people are lryin8 to people out there turning its title in sales. "RSO" bad given me an delivered out of any par- reeorcl~g again unless hto music into gold," goes the For Stewart's 20.year edict, saying, 'If you don't Ucular animosity; wh~ it bomb he aharca with wife •dB and Buckingham as do it," for Stewart, he doesn't be~'- contract with RSO is The pursuit of the hit refrain of Gold. career as a musician was on get a hit record, you are M came, the lanky, ruBBed Buffy Fad Stewart, who ~aced Californian still was also i~ outhe album. udse it. rens~otiated. Ix~t known to the gel~l "But ~ the alham we "Tbe~ ccatribl,tions was "My situation at I~O now public for a Job he Md~ ate yo~rt for three montha, Just immensurable," he b designed so I cannot mira Martial yearg ago -- salaried hocked Jewelry, drove a lays. "I'd love to work with any money," explains tbe~- replacement for Dave Guard Buire~l~,nov~ went out, It was Llnd~y, anytime." yearold performer. "It's g~ masters in the Kh~ton THo. Armaaeddon." Now that the bllk ~e to be changed. It's like As a solo artist after that being paid off,. Stewart faces savinS a drowning man. I grandaddy of foltsinging It waB the first time a now but co,,.idorably more mean, how long can you be hold meet groups dtobsadod in 10¢/, By GRAHAM EARN- Stewart had ever produced e~oyable set d problems. grateful? Stewart always wu well m, album, but he bad some "Before, the pressure was "You have a very sherl~ 9HAW span as a pop star, ankmu -- respected. One of his first topflight help from Miss can I Just get a record on the PEKING (Reuter) albums, California Nldm and ha' Maemato, radio. And now it's the ye.'re ~r~tlb~ lucky and Chinese martial arts incredibly talented like Paul masters recently held their Bloudllnen, was aaa~ed Mth Undeey BuekllqMm, who inesore of paeple will be first national meeting in of a llat of tbu lop S00 alb0ms had admired 8towert ~ce keki~tosoewlmtl'mgoing Simon and Dylan and n~ more than 30 years, putting of all time In a survey of M i,i,~uth, and who did all the tado, and what do I want to like thaL the official stamp of ap- mmie critics worm wide. i proval on the recent He ~tinued to 6rlud out resurgence of Kung Fu ;Idlxu~, collect gond mvtews. and fill clubs with devoted DOUBLE-LOGWALL SYSTEM around the country. • -t~.c. ,e'q~"~'¢,'),'~,.,~:. ',&. - Experts in the ancient art followers. But there simply .~.' , ~ ,,~..,,,,'_"~'..'~.~'~..~ pnMp.nn~ of Kung Fu from every ~m'on't ~nough OF them to ,o-, "4" ' ".,,t;, " ~ " ._~,~ -"~'' IB •l~um umvv corner of China gathered in make b~ p0otic, country. the southern city of Nanning tl~ed b,l~ds fm~hl~ HOMES LTD. to display their skills, which to eommm~Aul m~eesses. had been under a cloud for Dropped by three different many years because of in- labels, he Sot the ~O terferance from the "Gang ~eonlract anly after some 800 TIlE EXCLI:SI!~EBOLIBIk:.I,qH; WM,I, .~Y.~TE~UINSlKI~ (iF' TWO clubgdng fans -- at hb of Four" radicals purged in Tlll(X PINt:-I,IH;EXI}:I{IIIR WAI,I.~WITII IN.~LII.ATli)NIN BETWEEN 17/¢ m~ta8 -- wroto letiem to RSO Records President A! • The exclusiveDOU'BLE.LOG Wall System: The most effective system Chinese martial arts ovoilable...Soves fuel...Saves energy...Saves heat. Keeps you emmist c~ a large range of Coury, another longtime warmer in winter, cooler in summer. different st~lca of armed and Mdm~l~. • The exclusiveDOUBLE-LOG Wall System: Givesyou dduble strength unarmed combat But Stewari'a first RaO a~. construclion. The exclusiveDOUBLE-LOG Wall System: natural Pine- arized worldwide in the bum soffored the same fat~ log walls...os beautiful inside as outside. ~stP~few years by such film as his previous e~mls, not a • The exclusiveDOUBLE.LOG wall System: Givesyou style and design stars as the late Bruce Lee i Pxxl thing at a eomFa~ that flexibilityl Choose from 20 floor plans, modify our plans...or style and the ou6-arm~ sword- sets aslae etando.,'dawith the anddesign your own Pine-Log House. .llkoa of a bl0ckbuter OUR DOUBLE-LOG WALL SYSTEM AND BUILT-UPVENTILATED ROOF SYSTEM ~aW~'out on the ,Saturday Night Fever Ktmg Fu film craze, but one soundlrack. It was indeed opROVlDES -- R20 Insulation in the walls -- R35 Insulation in the roofs of the dassica of the genre, Bom~ Away D1'oam Bablas eMEETS or exceeds ihe new National Building Code standards "A Touch of Zen" directed -- a fareweU phtano Stewart oACCEPTED by Central Mortgege and Housing Corporation (CMHC) ~o~ Hu, recently was ,burrewedh~xa Ma dd M Rkin~. G.m'd, who helped m the Woodcraft Industries The film, maae in Taiwan, album. (exclusive agents for Pine-Log Homes Ltd.) won an award at the Cannes As if to double the odds F.O. Box 839 Dawson Creek, B.C., VIG 4HB 782-3722 Film Festival a few years • The Aquarlum'k staff were saddened to discover th~ their ne.wi~ .ac.qulred M e~. against Stewart, RSO abo ago for the technical mofa had died. The Giant Suafiah which had been caught oy mnerman m set a spartan NO,000 .m|ten Please send me your brochure Of Pine-Log Homes brilliance of the fl~,J~ting Bowker off tbe coast of Vancouver Island on August 2~-d and tempe~irliy cared recording expenditures, Name...... sce~s, and Peking for at the BumfleM Marine Station had been closely wat~bed and tended at the forcin~ him to eerambb for andlences, unused to such Aquarium since Friday. Had it lived, it would have been the first Mofa mola on credit and delve ~to bb Street ...... entertainment, were held display in North America The fish will now be passed on for further study to the thinly linod pecbeta f~ 8ome City/Town ...... spellbound as swords flashed $10,000 as bills approached F/Cede ...... Phone ...... AT.V. and blood spilled across the Ichthyology collection of the Fisheries Institute at U.B.C. or n ~.. 'B Provinelld the $110,000 mark -- about wide screen. Mnsonum. 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I I |m '!'1-]{1{.d.aily k(:l.:-h, ITl~l kl" her.aid SECOND SECTION I KITIMA T SCHOOL BOARD Babysitting costs said not eligible. assangements are pilot projects in selected construction of the • BY ANN DUNSMUIR Herald Staff Writer confirmed for the schools throughout the theatre at Mount meeting of the North province. Elizabeth Senior Kitimat School Board Coast Branch of the B.C. MESS principal George Secondary for an I • has passed a regulation S c h o o I T r u s t e e s Neumann said the school iestimated $I,~9,000. stating that trustees Association in Prince had applled for an enrich- • Board members also babysitting expenses are Rupert. ment program at the authorized the purchase not eligible for reim- "I need to know grade -8 level to as- of a 23 passenger bus bursement despite a because I have many commodate students from surpl~ shar~ble vigorous protest• by expensive babysitting entering highehoul from capital funds .and ap- member Marg Gibson. arrangements to make," the enrichment program proved an agreement Gibson, the mother of Gibson said. at Nechako Elementary. with the district and the young children, said the The new requlatiun also The ministry , Urban Transit Authority exclusion of baby sitting disallows travel wx- however, authorized an for the bussing of fees as an allowable penses within the enrichment program at students ~rem the Kfldala expense will discriminate municipality and en- thegrade-121evel, area to ME~S and against a large propor- tertainment expenses Neumann said word Alexander Elementary. tion of the population. incurred within the form the ministry was The bussing contract She said many women municipal boundaries received in June , toolate will cost 131,700 from who would like to fun for unless authorized by the to prepare a program for September to l~¢eml~, school board could not board. this year. . 1979. January to June Musha demonstrates his broad jump as mistress Cross looks on afford the expense of Members, however He said the school had 1980, however, will co@t Photo bY Don Schaffer babysit,ors if they were r e s p o n d e d s y m'- made preparations for a ~1,700 plus an increase not reimbursed. pathetically to a Rotary grade-8 program but had equal to the im'c~tqe FOR THE DOGS Gibson said board Club request for use of a neither the time nor the increase charged the members must be "living school board teacherage staff to prepare a grade - municipality by in the dark ages" to adopt to house Vietnamese 12 level program during Bus Lines. such a regulation. refugees, the summer ho~days. " Board • Secretary- "The majority of school The board had planned "It would have been treasurer Bryan Graydun School opens here boards allow additional to sell two surplus ludicrous to accept a told members the sea- expenses," Gibson said. teaeherages but will grade-l~, program on tract is expected to sect BY DON SCHAFFER Centre. All proceeds for trainable. He is the first At the present time, "I think we are being just defer the sale of one such short notice." approximately 5 per cent Herald Staff Writer the school will go to the Akitain Canada to get his Crose's Musha is almost too chintzy about it." house and rent it to the Neumann said. more in 1980. Dog owners in Terrace area Girl Guides and CD rating and the first ready for his CDX, while The majority of board Rotary Club for $200 per In other business, the Norman Thlsmen ,.the wtll have the opl)ortanity 'Brownies. Champion to Akita to Stainton's Nikina is being members, however, are month plus taxes and board approved the new district superln- to train their pets, as of Cross emphasisos that recieve this rating. . prepared for the same middle-aged and weil-off utilities, awarding of a contract to tendent was appointed an Sunday; no matter what they training she is of- A ehampion rating is level. Bothdogs, financially. They voted Mount Elizabeth Senior Key Construction Ven- executive officer o/ the age the dog might be. fering is obedience obtained in the "beauty however, are proficient to a man to disallow Secondary School will not tures of Vancouver for board. ChristineCross and training, not training for contest" segment of the at some of the skflld babysitting as a refun- take part this year in tl Naida Stainton are of- "show". dog shows, while a CD is which are not required dable expense. enrichment progra~r fering obedience classes, Most people imagine an obedience rating. CD un,'il the animals are in later, Gibson asked to authorized by , tt and say that they can shows as dogs walking stand for Cmpanion Dog, theThese Utility areDog Class.not the be informed as soon as ministry of education disprove the old saw"you around looking good, and is roughly equivalent to an elementary school can't teach an old dog ~owing .off their looks. ladies'flrstdogs, byany new tricks." ...... tmt,o~ence trainingis ah¢o degroo'for dogs. means. * ~Both have Teachers wantOn "It doesn't really an important part of The next level up is trained dogs before, and showing your dog." Companion Dog Ex- matter how old the dog teach all levels of at ENGLISH BAY meat STANLEY PARK Cross's own cellent, or CDX, a 'high voth. o..,,o..oo.o 12 per cent hike ...... is," said Cross. "We will obedience. So , if yOU inbe~utifuldowntownVaNCOUFER take dogs from six dog,champion Daiken's school' diploma, and the months old or older." No Kuro Musha, CD(she last level is the Utility want a better'behav~l VANCOUVER (CP) -- parties go to binding She said that puppies calls him 'Musha for Dog , a level which pet, the Thornhill British Columbia teachers arbitration. TOLL-FREE 800-268-8993 are more receptive to short), is an Akita, a. demands high levels of Community Centre is the said Thursday they plan to Binkeysaid each of the 79 1755 OAVIESTREET VANCOUVER B.C. V~G 1W5 instruction because they Japanese breed. Akitas intelligence and place to go Sunday at 2 ask for salary increases of 12 locals bargains on its own, TELEPHONE(~4) {182.11131 are hard dogs to train, obedience in a dog. PM. per cent when bargaining but the federation has are eager to please their begins later this month, recommended they ask for a owner at any cost, but being very stubborn and AI Blakey, president of the 12-percent ra;~e. "4dr~~'A'~k~r~'k~k'k'A'~kA-k~k'brd~, older dogs can be taught very large. "They can't B.C. Teachers Federation, He said he thinks school as well. Stainton's be forced to do tricks told a news conference boards can afford the siberian husky Nihina of because they are too big teachers plan to follow the increase, despite budget IP, Chilco, CD, is nine years and strong," says Cross, provincial government's squeezes by the provincial THUTRE_...._ old, and Stainton says sbe "so. in order .to teach advice and seek increases in--government.. - is still improving his them more difficult training without problem. activities you have to in the private sector, -- one that is expanding -- ~ ~-~ Hidden somewhere in the The school begins trick them." Blakey said teachers have which means the provincial Musha is unique among fallen behind other groups in government gets increased I~.AI Sunday at 2 p.m. at the recent years. Last year the revenue," he said. ~ paper are two Torraoe , Thornhill Community this breed as he is easily ) average wage increase for "There was an increase in ..It the 28,000 teachers was 7.e the homeowner grant this ~ [-~ .phone numbers, per cent, he said. year of $100 which means the Under the Public Schools schoolboards, in effect, get DREE looking.at Act, federaUonlocaisand an extra $,oo." ! ~. Finndthem, undifoneiSa:~:H::: school boards must begin ~ ~ Pick up your tickets bargaining by Sept. 20 each funding requests year. If an agreement is not USE IS LIMITED ~ ,, officem 3212 Kalum St. reached by Oct. 14, the TheU.S.hasa$100,000bill, FREDERICTON (CP) -- Burnswlck that could I provincial government which only is used in tran- Elmer MacKay, mlnieter of important to individual appoints a conciliator, sacuons between the federal regional economic provinces, and in New expansion, says he is Brunswick that could mean If an agreement is not reserve system and the considering asking the , shipbuilding or the pulp and reached by Nov. 15 the treasury department. ,provinces to state their paper industry, while in "bottom line" needs for Nova Scotia, the Sydney Jr ssslstasee from DREE to Steel plant is an enormous help the federal department drain and badly needs footm on projects in acute modernization." Musha and Nikina sit { ~'~ "/~¢~'~ "~/~ S need of aid. MacKay, one of three pretty for the camera : ",~, : "We don't'want to saerifce federal ministers to meet • PhotO by Don Schoffer : , ) national support for DREE with New Brunswick 4720 LAKELSE AVE. i llONE 638-8111 by tilting it exclusively to the Premier Richard Haffield poorer provinces, but I think end other provincial the best way to go is to ministers, said he will he search out from the meeting with' Sydney civic provinces their bottom line ropresentativea and labor needs end the projects they and steel-plant officials SEPTEMBER 2-8 -- Mature ~. feel must have attention today to discuss the future of first," MacKay said. , the troubled steel mill. : Moonraker He was speaking Thursday RESTAURANT at the first of a three-week The Sydney Steel Corp. has series of talks between announced a ~6-to 30*per- SEPTEMBER 9 - 15 -- Restricted cent cut in production and The Deer Hunter ~ federal and provincial ,K government ministers on the will lay off 800 of Its 3,200 ,K -FULL FAOILITIES- state of the economy. workers as a result of heavy "This would mean backing financial loaea. - CNllfl ¢ a specific projects that are "We Just can't afford to let : L,..dtinee 2 p.m, i very important to indlvidual that plant go down," "k OANADIAH FOOD- provinces, and in New MacKay said. •k 4c ; SEPTEMSER 8 Living It Up -AIR OONDITIONED- -DINING LOUNGE- -BUSINESS LUNONES- )" 1' SEPTEMBER S. 0-. Restra ted I lion, to Fri, 11am - | pm I I IIIII II I IIII I L ; 11 •: SEPTEMBER 9 -11 i~W ~UN.-THURS. 11 a.m.-12 p.m. i Dreamer Fill. & SA.T. 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. i SEPTEMBER 12 - 15 -- Mature ) Same Time Next Year 4643 PARK AVENUE PHONE 0||4111: ~,.~o.:o~:, 624-2621or 62s:3359 L & ORtVE.IN 1,t ~ve, W. #t 61h St,. I t

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Wood windows and panel doors Smoke detector is investment for family are elegant home accessories How much is the safety of you may want to consider With the right clothes, meant "expensive" or monigla~:e is expected, center and angled at each your family worth? more, depending on the people with moderate in- "custom-made." something out of the ordi- style of your home. In gen- end. BUY FIRST? Most folks would say you comes can look prosperous. That's no longer the case. eral, smoke detectors nary, such as wood panel cannot put a price on it. Likewise, moderately priced With today's precisi'on- doors with fan or cathedral Although obvious deco- Homeowners may face the question of whether to should be installed on every rative assets, wood windows 'buy first' when they have found exactly the property ~/hich makes the few level of the house,' so a tri- homes can look more ele- engineered, wood windows lights, adds interest and they want to buy when they have not sold their pres- dollars spent on a pair or" level, for example, could and panel doors, the "cus- also help to conserve ener- ent property. gant with the proper choice character to a home. Wood General Electric smoke de- easily use three. of attractively styled acces- tom" look is obtainable at a panel doors usually have gy. Obtainable with either If you 'buy first' what might be your situation? insulating glass or separate You will know what tl~e actual costs of your tectors one of the best in- In multi-story homes, one. sories, such as windows and moderate price. Wood win- four, six or eight panels purchase will be, on what date you will require the storm sash, wood windows vestments in home security detector should always be: doors. dows and decorative panel topped by a series of tan- purchase money, and when you can take posses- you can make this year, or can reduce heat loss con- positioned at the top of the "Quality craftsmanship" doors, which can add shaped glass panels or sion or occupy-it. any other. siderably. And, factory- If the equity in your present propertyis not Ilkelyto stairs, where it can detect and "distinctive styling" beauty and richness to any round-topped, small win- provide all the financing necessary, you may have ~pplied weatherstripping Smoke detectors signal a smoke rising from the lower have always b'een key home, are available in a dows. the time to make arrangements for additional warning of a fire which can level. You'll also want one phrases in the selection of. variety of styles and sizes at keeps heat-r.obbing air in- financing. Variety in window styles At the same time youshould give some thought to provide the pi'ecious extra close enough to the bed- building materials for a local building supply Hltration to a minimum. also adds to the elegance of providing temporary financing in case your present •minutes or seconds needed rooms so you'll be able to house. For years, however, outlets. " Wood windows are also property has not been sold by the time you complete for your family to flee to hear it, should it alarm at a home's apl~earancc. The "quality" and "style" have Where something corn- available with a low-main- the purchase of your new property.. safety if suddenly awakened night. attractiveness of a particular tenance exterior cladding You could conside r making your offer to purchase the new property "conditional upon the sale of your in the middle of the night. window style can enhance which reduces the need for General Electric's Home present property". This means that you have time to •There are some 1,500 MORTGAGE MON EY both the interior and exter- Sentry smoke alarms have a: periodic painting. sell your property before buying the other. However home fires every day in the UNLOCK THE EQUITY IN YOUR HOUSE ior of your home. Bow win- under the "conditional" circumstance, the seller high-pitched, 85-decibel • United States -- one e~,ery WITH A 1st, 2nd OR 3rd MORTGAGE usually insists that he can continue to offer the horn that is very difficult to dows, for example, have an Kurt Waldheim's property for sale• You should consider the possibil- 57 seconds. And, the total is FAVORABLE RATES elegant, outward cur~e, predecessors as Secretary- ity that if the seller received another offer to pur- sleep th~:ough. It is powered costly, not just in property, by a 9-volt battery which providing an expansive General of the United chase, you might be asked to remove the "condi- but also in life. More than CAC REALTY LTD. 4624A GREIG AVENU E tion" and therefore purchase before your property is generally lasts up to a year. view. Bay windows, which Nations are Trygve Lie of 6,000 people die each year in PHONE 635.6108 TERRACE Norway, Dag Ham-. sold. When the battery needs re- offer you the same advan- home fires, and another marskjold of Sweden and U The question has no absolute answer, the indi- placing, it beeps at regular BOB HAYTER, MANAGER tages, are straight ia the Thant of Burma. vidual and their circumstance will vary. If in doubt, 300,000 are injured. or if you feet you need more information, discuss it intervals. with a real estate broker or agent with respect to the Currently, some 30 states The GE Home Sentry prevailing market conditions. There are cycles of require smoke detectors in • smoke detector also is buyers and sellers markets which should be consid- new home construction, but ' ered along with your individual circumstance. simple to install. It mounts it is estimated that only with two screws and the job [ PRUDEN & t)URRIE,,,,,,LTI). about one of three existing can be completed i n just a 11[RRAOE'S GOMPLHE REAL ESTATE SERVICE 'residential dwellings are, few minutes. now protected by these dee- Published in the interest of the oon~unity If you!7~ n!aking only 4648 Lakebe Ivenue 635-6142 by your local Real Estate Boa/d in co. tronic guardians. ilmmmmmm~mmmm~mmm~ one h6me'i~lp~ment this . ~ ,~; :,,. operation with the Canadian Real Estate "7 TWO RENTAL HOUSES ReOttOR Association. While two smoke deles-' fall, make sure it is the in- Situated on a dead end tors are normally adequate stallation of smoke street on 2 lots 33x100 ft. for most home situations, detectors. These two older homes have 2 bedrooms and each rents for $200 per month. ONVENIENT TO JUST OUT OF TOWN Total price $30,000. To view A large home on paved DOWNTOWN WESTVIEW phone Rusty or Bert Good home, 3 Ixlrm., full rd. V= acre. of land, $ Restoring a chair to attractive life Comfortable 4 bdrm. home Llungh. bdrms, or 4 and a den, bemt. with In.law suite. V= located In a quiet Remember that beauti- • bably didn't buy it because What's" required is some two of spray paint. acre of land and won. fireplace In L.R. Ensulte residential area. This home plumbing off mstr. bdrm. ful, but battered chair you you had no idea as to how to time, a little know-how, and derful garden. An ex. features a breakfast nook First, check what has to'~: gallant building tot could, Roomy kitchen, affached saw/f{ h: flea rba~ket'ibr." restore itto.serviceable and the right materials, includ- be done, so you can gather, In the kitchen, living room garage, twin seal win. ~1~ t:~lul~ll~lda(E~ ,off,, garage sdl~"~f tha~'i;idP'" '"attracting life, W~ell,, it's ing some wood glue, wood the right tools and ~ahte.~. ;:.flllt, .tragic, large rec room, dows, low taxes. A lot of 'property. Give Bob sauna, laundry room and lously [ow price.~ Young ...... easier than you think. filler and a bright coating or rials. Chances are the chair Sheridan a cell for all the house for $51,500. Give workshop. For more Bob Sheridan a call. has a loose rung or leg and details on thl| Invutmont details call Dick Evans. EXECUTIVE HOME some nicks and cracks. For ~pportunlty. REVENUE PRODUCING WITH A VIEW these, products like Elmer's :ated at 4401 Birch Ave., tl!..... professional carpenter's h view of the Skeena wood filler and wood glue lay. Contact Rusty or I , .... ~t. M.L.S. are ideal. If the seat is re- movable, buy a half yard of 8 ACRES OFF QUEEN.' SWAY fabric or vinyl to blend with Modern modular home In 'the spray paint color you'vd quiet secluded area plusi", chosen. cleared land and double g&rage. Phone Rusty • ,< . Remove the old finish Llungh. simply by using an electric Ave. -- 1971 Diplomat t tramlng wnn maximum ._. sander. If the finish is stub- QUALITY BUILT -- NO. 1 mobile home. 2 bdrm.. & HILLTOP VIEW HOME '. i~ ..... ~-~.":,;:::,:,i:,i:..°-,:~; . ; • ~. . Insulation f~r economic LOCATION Located on 2V= acres of born, apply paint and var- beating. Large lot, close furnished. Excellent Energy uvlng Insulation, condition. 75'x200' lot. land with .5 bedrooms, nish stripper. When surface & ¢onvanlent to oil school heatalator fireplace, gas Year round creek. fireplace, earth stove on begins to have a gummy ; levels. Give Bob Sheridan heat and hot water, twin lower level, house corn-. consistency, (wearing I call • priced realonably. $25,000. Call Bob seal windows, over 1200sq. Sheridan. pletely finished, 2Va baths, ernbber gloves) use a paint ft. of living space, car. large kitchen, patio doors CENTENNIAL DRIVE paring, enaulte plumbing to covered sundeck and . " ), (,:.:'),7: ;" ~=!~- ' %: ~ , scraper to scrape everything ACREAGE and many more features to many more features that off. Repeat several times if Fou¢ ecru of treed aloplng make living easy. To view must be viewed to be ap- necessary. land with power available. phone Ruaty or Bert preciated, Phone Rusty or Contact Rusty or Bert • ii: "~.... .=..~ - Allow to dry thorougllly. Llungh. Bert Llungh. .... "~ ~.~ ~, Now, reglue any loose AN D AVA!LABLE NOW I joints. If possible,' don't remove them. Scrape off the Nkxlern 3 bdrm. home with I REJUVENATETHAT OLb C[IAiR. Start with a thoroughcleaning, then reglue looseparts and till In nicks and" 2 fireplaces, carpeting, I cracks with'El~F~:~.fe~.,.io~ wood tiller. Sand lhe entire chair thoroughlybefore spraying with Krylon old glue around the holes family size kitchen, full I Enam~lip,the~,~.~l~. Recoverthe seat in a gay fabnc and that old rejectsuddenly has new life. carefully, then apply wood basement with 2 finished I glue generously, allowing it bedrooms and 4 pce. bath. I NEW LISTING -- CLOSE to run into the hole. Wipe CAPTIVATING VIEW- 3313 Thomae St. 1130 sq. ff.i For viewing contact Rusty I TO SCHOOLS TERRACE • VALLEY full blmt. comprising 3 Attractive 4 bdrm. home on off excess. 4609 Wesfulew Dr. - cuttom bdrm. sulfa. Main floor Is. Scott Ave. Brick fireplace ,DO'n't mov@ up to costlier home Next, fill all nicks, chips built homo. 3 bdrm., full spacious, large living room 3 bedroom ful ! basementJ In living room, Frenklln home~ocated close to[ :i :Wit'il. tke.cost~o~-4~o~ adds greatly tO family pri- much a problem as tlie and hairline cracks with the b~mt., 2 full bathrooms, 2 with fireplace. 2 large stove In rec room. Full new.homcae~ead- home that is showing its fireplaces. A kitchen with school. Large S0x200 lot. 3[ basement with entrance off. eider,and racy. /, wood filler, molding with bedrooms, large kitchen age. Here's where moder- cabinets galore, family with laundry. Range, bdrm. on main floor. 2[ double carport. Nicely .. ily dsh~g,.'th~e[~nd.ti0~- One of the most pressing fingers as you work. Scrape room, hot water beating, frldga, wa|ber, dryer In- fireplaces. For details call s landscaped, garden & home needs' is for extra nizing can work wonders. off excess and sand smooth attached garage, sundeck, ¢lucled. 9rill,000. Call Bob fenced back yard. For room to accommodate a The antiquated bathroom when dry. large private lot. Can't be appointment to view call or kitchen can get a new ;herldan. •, i, Hon~zo,w~L's,.mindful of growing family. One popu- Before refinishing, the reproduced for the asking Dick Evans. lease on life with the addi- -+H h flea ti 9 u:,,,a t e',',ta k i n g a lar solution is to turn that entire chair should be price of S79,0~0. Give Bob tion of new fixtures or Sheridan a call. ' ~sac(~d;l'o6)~.at l~eir homes attic into a youngster's bed- sanded thoroughly several built-ins. With the trend to and,. dis~vering ways to room.., garages are also times, wiping dust with rags THIRTY.SIX ACRES luxuriousness in bath- Choice rural acreage close EXCELLENT BUY .... makes.them more comfor- becoming successful room and a soft, moistened: to town. Good road access A starter home on good i table an d capacious. add-ons for many crowded rooms, the modernizing sponge each time. m school bus route. This sized lot. Three bedrooms, possibilities are countless. • i ~ Many a home, for in- families, as basements have could be developed Into a bathroom, large kitchen, SHOP ON 21/= ACRES In today's kitchens the Finally, working out- REVENUE stance, can benefit greatly been for some time, beautiful rural homute~l laundry area with some Located on Kenworth Road stress is on family togeth- doors on a windless day or Or farm and Is priced to Three bedroom home renovations. This could this 2 bay shop has a large 3 from the addition of an Where spaciousness is across from school in erness and casual enter- in a well-ventilated area, tell. Call Denny Sheridan make an excellent com. bedroom suite on upper entry way where there is desired, two small rooms taining, making the addi- for details. Horseshoe area. Nicely fortsble home. Priced to floor and gravelled yard. carefully and slowly spray none. Having a vestibule to. can become one large area, tion of island areas espe- decorated with laundry sell et $35,000. Call Danny Phone Bert Liungh to view. welcome guestp and to act as providing a more expan- paint the chair with Kryion area and back I~orch Sheridan for more details. cially desirable. Enamel. It's a good idea to leading to garden. Natural a buffer for outside ele- sire look: a e'ramped kitchen, for instance, No feature dates a home• test color and your motion gas fwnace and hot water ments makes any home on a scrap of wood or the tank. As a bonus a 2 bdrm. seem more gracious and might incorporate an so much as woodwork. If basement suite with out. • adjoining service porch the woodwork in your underside of the chair, Hold |Ida ~trance. Call Danny can 10 to 12 inches from sur. NEW LISTINQ ,.. a small living room home is not compatible Sheridan for en ap. Let each child go face and use a stroking Realo~ably priced two NEW AND QUALITY and even smaller dining with your taste or furni- polntmmt to view. through his or her school motion while keeping finger bedroom home, rental JUST LISTED CONSTRUCTED wardrobe from last year room might benefit from ture, ypu can either dis- suite, basement, pressed firmly and steadily CORNER PROPERTY- Centrally located on Scott Many extras have been and make up three groups the'removal of a wall to guise it or remove it-- fireplace. Selling with LAZELLE • SPARKS Ave. Newly decorated 4 Installed In this attractive 3 on the nozzle. Two light of clothing. Everything create one large living- conversely, an uninterest- ,furniture end appliances, STREET bdrm. home. Acorn bedroom home with ing home can benefit coats are recommended. this Is a good starter that can be worn just as it dining area . .. or, two Older home with full fireplace In living room, 3 heatalator fireplace, greatly from the addition home within walking basement In downtown good size bdrms, on main quality carpeting, Iouvered is goes into the first group. tiny bedrooms can become Recover seat and replace, distance of downtown. Iocatton with pehmtlal for floor. 4th In basement. Rec closet doors, 2)/~ baths, The items that simply must a spacious master suite, of woodwork to create a using fresh screws or small, period look. Drive by 330e Sparks St. ~ommsrclal development. room, laundry room, work family room plus laundry be discarded make up the Eliminating walls in this tack nails and glue as and call Denny Sheridan Contact Rusty LJungh. shop. To view this home room and storage. To view second group. And the way may solve space Sometimes, a home can needed. If screws don't hold fer further detalla. MLS. give Dick Evans a call. phone Rusty Llungh. third group is for all the problems in some homes, get a whole new look with in holes, fill holes with ~/ood m for considerably less than JOHN CURRIE - 7952251 BERT LJUNGH - 63S-$/S4 clothing th'at can be worn just carpeting: small filler, Allow to dry 24 hours. |V|NIN¢ with some attention right the cost of adding on. PHONES lOB SHERIDAN . ~lS.21~l RUSTY LJUNGH - ~35.5754 rooms can be unified and .~nd then screw seat in DICK EVANS • l~LS.70~l DANNY SHERIDAN - 635-S327 now• ,Often, spa(:e is not so ,.made !o look larger. place. • . -= / , I L,

The Herald, Friday, September 7, I~, PmlHI I1~

Here's how to get set Put fireplace toefficient use One of the season's best tighter fit against irregular for long, herd winter ideas for conserving energy surfaces. The sliding doors • Winter weather can turn want to include red meats, skin's surface, alcohol will, beautifully -- is through have 3/16-inch-thick, tem- harsh with surprising swift- eggs, cheese, milk, butter, in the long run, make you the use of a glass door fire- pered glass; Ih.e frame has a nest. With a little advance and candy in your cold- colder. screen and a heat ex- buffed, antique brass finish. planning, you and your' weather diet. To prevent overheating changer. It comes completely assam-' Laboratory tests at sears, family will be able to survive In addition to proper and dehydration, place bled and is priced at about the elements without threat humidifiers in rooms or a. Roebuck and Co. on simu- $180. diet, regular exercise is im- lated fireplace fronts to health and without hard- portant. The better your central heating system. I't is Used in tandem wnth the ship. not necessary to invest in showed that, depending on Sears heat exchanger: you physical shape, the easier it fireplace construction, its will be for you to survive ex- costly devices; boiling water can convert an ordinary Experts recommend that on a stove, pans on a uniquely designed Heat- fireplace into an efficient families stockpile food, treme temperatures. Aero- screen glass door fireScreen bic (or oxygen-producing) radiator, and decorative heating system. A two- fuel, a battery-powered houseplants are all inexpen: can reduce air flow through speed blower placed beside radio, and alternative exercises are especially re- a' fireplace opening by up to commended for year-round siva, humidifying aids. the fireplace draws cool air sources of light. Listen to" 90 percent. You can keep into the heat exchanger. Th.e practice. During the severe Both men and women weather reports and stay off should protect skin l~rom the glass doors open and air passes through the cold season, be sure to the road when a winter. drying with creams and enjoy thi~ fire, or close the grating tubes and .is then warm up at least five storm is brewing. moisturizers. If symptoms doors, allowing the embers heated by flames and minutes with indoor exer- of chapped skin, frostbite, ~o die while keeping most of embers. Warm air is forced If you must go outdoors, cise before performing wear several layers of pro- high blood pressure, or joint the warm air in the room. out directly into the room more strenuous outdoor ' tact'ire clothing rather than pains are present, consult a /'The exclusively designed, through vents at the base of activities. one thick covering: extra in- physician. These are signs of interlocking closures and the fireplace. So, heat from overlapping seals of the sulation is provided through .Winter is an excellent vasoconstriction, a severe the fire that would normally Heatscreen restrict air the air spaces between the time to curb smoking and constriction of the blood be lost up the chimney is vessels, often occurring in • movement and heat toss. drawn into the room to layers. Rubberized fabrics, drinking habits.' Tests indi- An automattc tlaermostat cold weather. heat it. effective in keeping out cate nicotine constricts cir- in the door gradually closes ,! wind, at the same time pre- culation, • eking it harder Hands are best shielded the firescreen damper as the The heat exchanger is HEARTH-WARMINGIDEAS: Sears Best glassdoor firescreen can reduceair flow throughfireplace opening by ,: vent the skin from breathing for blood and oxygen to from cold weather with fire subsides, restricting the made of black, enameled up to go percent (dependingon design of fireplace), thus saving energy; automatic thermostatIn door and are best avoided. graduallycloses the damperas the fire subsides, restricting heat loss through chimney. Two-speedblower ,¢ reach extremities. Alcohol lined gloves, and feet with heat loss through the chim- steel. • A steel support draws coolair into heatexchanger, turning fireplaceinto efficientheating system; air passesthrough grating A high-protein, high-fat also hastens the departure protective, waterproof foot- ney. An extra-sturdy frame attached to the exchanger tubes and is heatedby flamesand embers;warmed air is thenforced out directly intothe roomthrough vents at diet will give you the energy: of body heat by opening up wear. In extreme cold, is backed with I~A to 3 crate forms a basket to hold base of fireplace. Firescreenar, d heal exchangeravailable at most larger Searsstores and In company s Fall you need, and aid in main- peripheral blood vessels. In you'll want to wear a knit inches of insulation for logs. Generalcatalog. talning the amount of heat, spite of a warm, temporary ski-mask to guard against your body needs, You'll.. flush as blood speeds to the painful, facial frostbite. Soft water enables you to save money Let Mother Nature:do decorating Soft water enables you to last significantly longer. Be- • unity. Restaurants, Processor home water An energy-efficient Some of the loveliest just a corner of a mantel is bottom with a knife for relax, enjoy the niceties of cause it cleans better, soft motels, beauty salons, laun- softener operates with Aqua-Sensor/Micro- decorations a homemaker what you have in mind. about three inches or so, life, and save money. The water brings back the gleam dries, hospitals, nursing computer efficiency at the Processor softener can save and hostess can have in her Whatever the choice, then lay the end across a reason? It contains none of and sparkle to crystal and homes, and car washes--all touch of a button. Its new the average family as much home for fall come from don't over-fill the container. cheese board or such, and the harsh minerals that silver. use money-and-energy- space-age technology makes as 6,000 gallons at water a nature. with a hammer or similar make wate.r hard--and un- Give the leaves room to Soft water is also kinder saving soft water. it possible to customize all year. In addition, it can object 'bruise' the stalks desirable. They are all re- In various parts of the breathe. A few branches are to you, personally. With Not all water-softening functions of the water reduce salt usage by as much around a little above it. You moved by a home appli- country leaves and berries, often more effec.tive, any- soft water, you'll find your equipment is alike. There softener and accurately as 47 percent and cut the want a softened and sepa- ance--a water softener. for example, delight the eye way, thau a large group. hair more lustrous and you have been advances in tech- program it to meet a amount of electricity rated end through which the Hard, untreated water nology. Culligan's new family's individual water- required for softener during the autumn season Mix glycerin in a solution will use much less shampoo liquid can be absorbed. " cnntain~ calcium nnd rnno Aqua-Sensor/Micro- hardness and usage needs:' " ' pP~[~iol~,, ~,~,u~ ~,s,*a.~ and many a home can be of t)Y9 spirits:~a.Ler :to: on% Arrange the leaves m the and conditioners. Skin is decorated with these be~u- • ..... n¢sium which combine with smoother, with no chapping liB•am gliB •Ill• u III.II•,III•.HHIOIIIIIIIIHHI~_ ~ par, t,,.o L;~ :~ ~.r,.in~,~.h.~,; vase~,.t~.~ing'.sure:that...every:. soap and detergents to form ffes for: Weeks and'~'ve~ ~: amount neecled depends on or dryness, in the bath, months, by following sim- erancn ts we, s(eepeu m me insoluble lime curds, pro. you'll no longer have to bat- the size of container and~of solution. Then put it aside venting cleaning agents ple methods. the branches. The stems for a week or so in a cool tle scum and curd. Soap will should stand in the liquid to from r'operly doing their produce luxurious suds. 1' smemAnia,g, awall O oun,a,u ,:! There is a glycerin treat- room. The liquid will rise job. ment for these bounties a depth of three to four through the veins of the Soft water saves house- i wuun mn = am..,. which can preserve the fall inches. stems and leaves until they • With soft water, laundry .work, too. There's less hard spender of these leaves al- Take care that the solu- are soaked with the solution comes out brighter, whiter, scrubbing and rinsing. Most HI n' most indefinitely. tion doesn't get roa~sticky. ~ to the tip of every leaf. fluffier, with much less of all, soft water saves Tip the botile of gl'ycerig,~\~.Meanwhile the tinting detergent needed. Clothes money. There are no hard- Be sure you select sprays int~ t.he.~ase angle:then refi~inuc as if the leaves ness minerals to slow down and leaves which are noUo 0. . [] "I thI~f~te~:~re.~j~ on the tree! When 'ffhe autumnal .equinox or cripplewashing machines, brittle nor at the height of • SPLIT LEVEL .... ' .... ON THE BENCH • water and mix the two the leaves are fully turned occurs around September clog hot water pipes and • Located lust outside town TERRIFIC VALUE This spacious home offers I.: their beauty. Generally together, lie careful not to and the glycerin has pene- 22 and 23 when the sun plumbing. And, soft water 1 boundary on Kalum Lake Thls 3 bedroom full 214014. ft. of living space •; __~h, oak, wild apple and overdo the proportion of trated, the color is 'set'. For is directly in line with the means energy savings. Did Dr. Is this 1542 sq. ft. split basement home Is located ~ 2 floors. ~ny extras _li mountazn asn, among glycerin. Too m u ch w ill example, beeches turngold, equator. As a result, day you know that l/8-inch of : level home. Three large In the Horseshoe area and such ae bay window, i| others, take to the treatment bedrooms. Spacious kit- offers 1006 sq. ft. of living fireplace, ensulte• Set on a i cause the tips oftheleaves to while wild apple turns a and night are of equal scale in a water heater can 1 chen. Attached garage, space. F-A oll heat, very corner lot 70x132 ft. •~, well, with lasting results. seep sticky drops onto the dark red and mountain ash, length everywhere in the boost heating (energy) bills Keep in mind the size of furniture, etc. . a deep matte brown, world. At this time, the sun as much as 16 cents out of : Fenced 100xlS0 lot. Garden nice lot with 20x30 ft. wired Natural gas heat and hot I --- area. Greenhouse, A workshop. Only $54,500. water. $~,S00 Includel :[ container you will put your NOw, see to the branches. When the shine is evident is moving toward theTropic each dollar and reduce heat- : properly worth viewing at Excl. 988. range, frldge, washer & treasures in... or perhaps Trim off any twigs at bet- at theendofeachleaf(from of Capricorn in the' ing (energy) efficiency by theasklng price of $51,000. dryer. Excl. 994. ~ tom to ensure a length at theglycerin) you can be sure southern halfoftheglobe as more than 20 percent? Take ~ • : bare stalk to work with. Sill • preservation is complete, the earth rotates on its axis. a tip from the business cam- ~ ~.~.~!:.~e; ~;~a :::!~" .~ ~ •h• ,| Walls do a marvelo.us job of "dressing" a room and creating a backdrop for living. But, since they are not only the first thing peo- m ~--- ~ ~n,- .~. ~'~" ...... Jill • ~, ple notice, but also cover the greatest amount of surface : iii . m:! in any room, they can pre- : sent some decorating prob- lems. Fortunately, the choice of ideas for walls is a wide one -- paint, wail- ~. " ~ ~~ . I~",~ • 'covering, paneling, acces- •series, mirror and even car- 1486 sq. ft. "persOnality 2 adlecont lots, each in- lbedronmbemeontacree 1130sq.fl. lbedroomhome : ! : I peting, are just some of plus" home.• on large --,n,, .. ,. . .. .-- -- .o . Av-- :I secluded Io#. Close to water, power, and septic flnllhlng work -- leklq fireplaces, 1~ befits, rec : "~~'~-'~ • ; them. schools and downtown system. Phone Murlol for SSI,NO.Call Judy for mere room and suudeck are only • The idea of wallcoverings area. Large recently information on these details, a few of the exceptloonl LOG HOME ON 16 ACRES • I has come down to us over redecorated ' master trailer sites. Each lot ~"" " a ' featuresEconomically at thisheated home. by : Thlsbeautiful chalet style hornets set behind fhe pines and must :[ the centuries, but they can bedroom, veranda off 2rid priced to sell it $10,NO. Come into our africa end natural gas. COIl Chrlstel be seen to be appreciated. Unfinished double garage, also log • bedroom. Fireplace, give special decorating vie•our ReslKOpe hoards, or Horst Gudllnskl for : AskingC°nstructi°npriceandanal 18x1568,0001log storagelsfirm.bUilding'Listed75 ft. drilledexclusively.Well..a~ impact these days because carport and covered patio• List your homo with Park You will be convinced that viewing. Asking SAs,NO. Must be Avenu~ Realty World and Realty World, Park . • • ' of the variety of eye- seen to be appreciated. Call catching patterns and colors take advantage of 'Avenue cain do an efficient Your own rural acreage110 • : I Joy. "ROnlKopo" -- a dlsflnc- ~i!obof onlllnoYour property acres. Asking only $9,500. • : I available. The advances in Exceptionally attractive 3 five Realty World drawing for you. Call Joy for more details. : I M M E D I A T E O C - SPACIOUS HORSESHOE recent years have made bedroom home on Yea St. card, -~W, Owner transferring. Three : CUPANCY This 3 bedroom double RESIDENCE • many walicoverings easy to Features many extf'as. Forriteman whohas IN~- bedrooms, full basement Quick occupancy could be wide home offers 1152 sq. This 4 bedroom, 3' : ! put up on your own, and Completely finished up and Wellkept, gyeeroldhome blessed with a large and centrally located. • arranged on thls T year old ft. of spacious living, bathroom home has 1300 :'~ downsfalrs. New clrpoh. very practical because of with groomed lawn and family. 1100 sq. ft. ng offers to ,3,500, a most • 3 bedroom home. It Is Dining room has built.in Iq. ft. of living SlOKe on a For details call Horst or shrubs. Living loom with bunplow on tellBI braced on your home viewing list, : located on landscaped and chine cabinet. Large living 1903(122 ft. COl'net lot at~ : ! their durability and wash- Christel GodllnskL MLS. Call Kelly for further fenced 75x100 lot. Franklin room. Master bedroom has tractlvely landscaped ability. Just minutes from schools flloplsca,3bedreamssnda lot. Features large living details. : fireplace Installed In living 3 piece enslJIte. 9.5x19.5 offering lots of privacy • and downtown, four spaciouskitchen. Features and recreation rooms. A • room. Frldge and stove patio. Set up on fenced within walking dlstonca to : I Last but not least, the tre- adoublagaregeonablglot well melntalmd homo In -Hillside lot lust north of mendous expansion of col- bedrooms, two fireplaces Ig Included. Attached car- landscaped 75x100 lot. The shopping and lchooll. anddouble carport. Asking close to town. Asking the Queenswey area. town. 5.21 acres, in. port. Garden shed. View asking price on fhll Ready for Immediate : ors and patterns that have $69,000 end considering LS3,000. Call Chrlstel or Asking price US,NO. To teresting building site. this property listed at properly Is $42,000. occupancy at $79,900. become available to suit offers. Call Kelly for your Horst Gudllnskl for mare view call Chrlotel or Hoist Make en offer ... Phone $41,000. Listed MLS. • every individual preference home needs, deteils. Gedllnskl. Muriei. and every conceivable type - ~ II i of decor, have made LIST WITH REALTY WORLD - THE BUYER FINDERS | A.E. LePage Limited Coast ~ Coast Real Estate Service • wallcoverings a lot of fun to choose and use. For in- Stance, if you find your.self AFTER OFFICE HOURS with an "odd wall," why HORST .GO r '~KI -'635-5397 KELLY Squl,,--S- 635-7616 : 635-6361 ..rker •" : ~5.2626HarrySmith got give it a treatment all its MURIEI ! .655-2944 CHRIsTEL GODLINSKI - 635-5397 • BENINGS i ~wn? 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I l l i im i 9 10 11 ,2 .il = CROSSWORDI ,5 r'l. i -" i"E='11' N LUH ~m E~I HOROSCOPE ACROSS 41.Inclined DOWN 1O Viper I=, I i -I 10nnger roadway 1 Main artery U Sow's 4 Headgear 45 -- Lama Z More rational . dweliing, ? Fictional 4? Unit of toni 3 Montana, 17 Chart I I NI"I FOR FRIDAY, 8E~TEMB~J~ 7,19~9 Marner gTV series . for one II Celerity . " J" 42. 43 44 13 Morsel for ~ Ro~rst 4 Word with 13 Come in. AQUARIUS 18) ~ Nellie ~11nceled cold N Robert E. 47 (Mar. 31 to Apr. (Aug. 23 to Sept. 23) (Jan. 20 to Feb, 13 Summer H Fishisl I Austrisn ~ RR stop Romantic interest You're charming and A friend could let you down refresber eqnipment payoldatrlat, N Inquire mJ 1'I -N ;2 stimulated on the Job, but It convlncin& but don't arouse in some way. Edginess affects II may be Just an exercise in, fake hopes. Curb flirtations. dealinss with superiors, It foroM~ind~; II ~ and family ~8 Actress _ ,fantasy, Don't be Imponed Judgment about Joint finances Remain cool. Seek advice upon, Excitement in the p,m,, .!~_Y be off, about h.slmms mattern. ~13 Gune N Dieter's VfncIt -- N Compau 58 TAURUS k.J ,,--'~ component staple ? Londm rasding (Apr. =0 to May 20) U#~y~ !111Punch.dnmk Iff.Tokyo, once soetim I1 Haul A new attraction is ap- (Sept, 23 to Oct, (Feb..19 to Mar. ,o)X 13 Oriental n Poutio 8 ~idao SS Upward: pealing, but don't go over. Inner worrias could make it Partners are in the mood fez holiday 'word I ~ . comb. form .133 Eugene board. Disillusionment good times and may show difficult to attend to work, yet 19 Grestin~ .~vS, solutl~ IJme: II rain. .IS In favor of possible. Spend some time on for those who do concentrate, dislntereet in a pet project ,,SOWar god . M Burdm yours. Watch spendln~ if , CRYPTOQUIP .7-20 creative projects and hobbies. progress is indicated by day's ZZ Vintage car ~ Remninsd end. trsvelin& (May 91 to June 20,H Z3 "Bom Free" 4O Level ,CKKPLM FPLJPL PB CLLHBPCJ KCE An exciting idea. about a YOU BORN TODAY have star 4O Mountain OimlO Z7 Faux -- nest change at heine-may be (Oct. 23 to Nov. 31) an analyticalmentality and I, HEMKEMM LHFMEB vetoed by other family You're in the mood for sometimes are inclined to ~9 Doctrines 43 Girl's nan.' members. An unexpected_ • ~excliing good times. As a fussiness.' You're naturally 31 Recorded ~ Primp . Yelterdsy's Cryptoquip: TREE SURGEON GOOFS: work aaslgnment may In. result, you may be restless at attracted to law, education, 34 Barbecue 45 Hennaed FALLING BOUGH HITS BALD HEAD. terfere with plans. work. A friend may request a ' science, research, and dish Ratio weak Today's Cryptoquip clue: F equals P loan from you. teaching. You may he ss Imaglnar~ 4O Pimmm Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution cipher in wni~ ea.~ (June 21 to .SAGrrr especially gifted as a writer.; 37 Comprehend 4o Cate.lkUm Ideas for a new creative letter used stands for another. H you think that X equa~ u, it (Nov. 2~ to Dec. 21) In business, you'd succeed as, 38 Word of 4O Jony, will equal O thrsu~ut the puzzle. Single letters, short words, project are good, Don't be A trued confidante gives a banker, broker, or head of a discouraged if the project approval 740 for one and words nain8 an apostrophe can give you clues to loeathlg you a career tip, but keep corporation. You do not 39 Choose Answer to ysstordmy's lille, ~1 School org. vowel& Solution is accomP~hed by. ~.tr~- and error; requires more work than expectations within function at your best in part. anticipated. Veto business reasonable limiis. A possthle nembll~ and should learn to lunches, clmnge of plans in the p,m,. soR-pedal your critical CAPRICORN 't ~ disposition. Mile, film, as. (July-20 to Aug. (Dec. 22 to Jan, 19) vd ~" tlng, architecture, and Home improvement Don't expect too much philosophy are other flblds in the AMAZING SPIDER,MAN projects go well, but don't be romantically from a visit afar, which you'd find happinase. ' . talked into buying something You could be swept off your Blrthdate of: Taylor Caldweli, you don't need. A hmdly' feet -- only to be disillusioned novelist; Peter Lawford, "';, ~,'. NOr OJR ,.~JBa"C~TI~ member Is erratic In later. Friends and family actor; and Ella Kazan, dL:peaitlon. don't mix now, theatrical dlr~,vn~ L=J~ ~k~'-~,Z~'Ir~ $'/I~ NOT I~I~_ Hl~: .... ,.~ ~,,,--dm

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VIRC~' I1~ AQUARIUS 18)~ ~ (Mar. 31 to Apr, (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) (Jan. 90 to Feb. You may not be feeling up to You could try too hard in an • There's a tendenq" '. talk par and could expect too much affectionate relationship. For too much now. Not the best from others. Music and beat results, don't be so in-. time for finalizing cultural pursuits Will sweeten tense or persistent, Curb a~reements, esp about money your disposition. anger in the p,m. -- though a friend has a good TAURUS 20) t~:~Y LIBRA tip. (Apr. 20 to May (Sept. 23 to oct. ~)-'-~ = You may not be the best of A clese ally may be in a .. (Feb. 19 to Mar, 20) 'company now and thk could frivolous mood, You may go You could spend too much In affect the enjoyment of good along to a point and then tire the pursuit of romance or seed CATFISH times. Don't let moods of with- of it. Dkcues the matter times. Don't count on funds drawal keep you. from .,..... • before problems arise, that haven't been e ..arn~ 7_~: ... :/.,':" ../.! ~ ',:~ , M I~ ¢~ii~ lmu~.v. =l~ I~d. ~=.. relatin~ . ~..~ SCORPIO YOU BORN TODAY have " ~UIPF--.. stronger drive than many of cH p.. (May 21 to, June 30)m'~'/"' Too much social life could your a~n and are highly LU~ • Don't go overboard in get on your nerves or affect ambitious, attrseted to large planning a home en- your health. Work projects are ventures, you have a flair for tertainment. Either a friend subject to constant ln- money.makins. Banking, or family member may be out .terruptlonafrom others, investments, and executive of sorts. Partners are helpful. SAGITrARIU8 3~(~" work for corporations would CANCER • (Nov. ~ to Dee, 21) appeal to you. Don't let a (June 31 to July ~.)~q~ You'll have a good time if desire for material access I You'll have an lnaptrational you avoid the temptation of keep you from developing ' hunch about work, but it will combining business with your individuality. You have be difficult to get ideas across • p!eaeure,~jn ~,~,party~0o~,. -. talent for the theater and can now. Don't overburden. your'Idi'c0uld~'0ffbeSe, also succeed as a public yourself with work. CAPRICORN ~ servant, musician, art dealer, (Dec. 22 to Jan, 19) '~ ~ lawyer, researcher, or writer. (July 23 to Au& Visitors could upset the. You have leadership ability The temptation to spend too domestic routine. Find a quiet and do not take kindly to a the WIZARD OF ID much keeps cropping up now. spot at home away from the subordinate position, Bit. If traveling, don't overdo. buatliz~ of others. Friction thdate of: Sid Caesar, TV Periods of quiet work won. possible in the p.m, .personality; Peter Sellers. dera. c-AI~ To

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FOR SUNDAY, SEPTF,MBF, R 9,11~ AQUARIUS ~ (Mar. 21 to Apr. (An& 38.to Sept. ~.) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) night's revelers may be Look your best for a social Agitation possible in con. feeling under par in the a,m, ge~ethar -- romance a nection with home expenses. Don't let health complaints po~fbility. Travel or distant Work on a hobby may prove make you stin~, with flnan. concerns may not work out to remunerative. A friend seems B.C. ~our Uking. vague or indecisive. css. Romance possible in the sr,oy p,m, (sept. 23 to c~. ~).n.~ ~ . TAURUS ~y, 'A private meeting has (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) (Apr. 20 to May 20) romantfc overtones and Not the boet time to put forth Don't be inhibited -- express career potential. Plans re ideas. A communications gap your feelings and romantic Joint investments need furthur exists. However leisure doubts are happily relieved.: thought. Travel expenses moments spent with loved Local visits and children excessive. ones are romantic and special. joy. sCO lO (oct. 23 to ~ov. sl) (May 21 to June There may be some tension YOU BORN TODAY are Instead of being vexed about between close ones and' literary, artistic, and inclined what's wrong with living acquaintances, Those to public service. You have arrangements, spend some traveling meet with~mntie leadership capability, esp money on decorative touches. opportunity. Contact those when espousing a cause. Let a loved one help out. • afar. Naturally interested in world sAorrr~-us ~y problems, you'd like to be in a CANCER (Nov. ~S t~ Dee.~l) position to help mankind. (June 21 to Julyn) ~ A work project may be Your universal outlook at- Communications with a unrealistic or not meet tracts you to art and you can friend may be strained or standards of higher.ups, succeed as a teacher, writer, DOONESBURY soclal llfe fails to meet ex-- Possible psychosomatic ," .-tor, painter, and critic. Law pectationa. Still, romance complaints. Socinlizin~ abets polities, religion, and social ~~. ~ ,- possible nearby. career, work are other fields in whieh ~eAYA~/.Ut~/ I I ~.~/Nz~s'/" ,---I you'll find happiness. -'ou I ~7~A~ Z~v~tr I (July 23 to Aug. (Doe. 22 to Jan. 19) function best when you get out I ~z~-'~. Career plans perhaps You may be concerned of your self and lose yourself ~~TK~B~ r"QI I L~t~iS~/~l~- I unrealistic due to limits on about children afar. Romantic in service. Birthdate of: Paul OI/.R~LPb N I/~a~. / P,~O~VWCTZ~ / I I eU~~/ I Goodman, social critic; Alf cash supply. Still, that should opportunities in connection P/~ P--~,. ,, give you impetus to increase with travel. Go ahead, despite Landon, COP pres. nominee; revenues. your innate cautiousness. and Cliff Robertson, actor.

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DEAR GIRL: Your questions are good and you deserve ,1~~ .,..,. ~1 straight answers. Phone your loud PLANNED PARENT- , HOOD office and ask for •n nppointment to sea • "teen II, ~~ ~~ f-~ K~I counselor" about birth control information, il you're old ',1 ~~! ~ HI enough to ask, you're old enough to know. ~;i~ i -# DEAR ABBY: The letter from the young author whose .]L~'' "~"~! :~;~ 20-month-old child screamed and trembled every time • vacuum cleaner was turned on brought back memories. I went through the same thing with my son, John, now 21. When Jbhn was an infant he not o,iy screamed whenever I used the vacuum cleaner, he would double up in pain. He reacted the same way to power tools and other high pitched noises. The doctor said he probably would outgrow it and I should try to get him used to it. It didn't work. Sometimes the noise would make Johnny physically sick and the poor kid would throw up. I finally put away the vacuum cleaner and used a She's Dumb-- carpet sweeper instead. I raised four kids, and Johnny was the only one with this But No Dummy problem. E.T. IN N.J.

DEAR E.T.: I heard from several ear opedallsts that By Abigail Van Buren some children are born with an extremely 518h sensitivity ~' 1979 by Chi¢cgo Tribune, N,Y. News Synd. Inc. to loud noises. They suffer severe pain when subjected to CHEVY SUBURBAN seats up to nine people in comfort, or totes 144 cu. ft. them and should not be forced to "get used to it," (Some of cargo. And with special trailering equipment, Suburban moves up to outgrow this sensitivity and some do not,) 15,000 Ibs. of trailer carqn .nassenqers and tself. DEAR ABBY: I am a 17.year-old girl who needs some ad- A child who reacts violently to loud noises should be ex- vice on several things having to do with sex and pregnancy. amined by an ear specialist.

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I •Services held CHUR CH SHO ff/S Finding book changed life By TOM JORY vacationing in London a to the bookcase and pulls out It wan a chance occurence FILM HERE NEW YORK (AP) "-Mark couple of years ago... this book I had been looking that would change Mark Le- for Quanstrom The Alliance Church in Terrace is inviting the Levine had all but ahan- "I was staying with • for everywhere, ,for more vine's life. In the subsequent Am~morisl Service for ,as~masaistantranger and Imblie to attend a once only screening of the film dened his search for Picture friends," he recalls, "and I. than five years, two years, Levine loft Ida Job W.R. (Bill quanstrom for the past two years had Stories from the Bible, the Just happen to mentiou the "And I Just ant there in corporate and ~enrities "Out There". The merle, to be shown at 7:15, mesmerized. It waa Just like law for what may become a was held on Wednesday, beenworklngSmithersas P.M. on Sunday Sept. 9, captures the beauty of book he remembered so well book. And my friend smirks from childhood. Then, while and ge~ up and walks.' over I knew it would be." career in book publishing. ~_eh ~, in the United a zone management the Alaekun wilderness on film...... His Scarf Press is soon to • in Smlthers. technician. At the time of Glean MeLaln made the movie after personal publish Picture Stories from om d/d in the the accident he had been /ragedy in his life, drove him to leave for Alaska the Bible, a faithfully ry Foothills working as a bird dog accompanied only by a young Eskimo boy. The reproduced edition of the ital from injuries officer. He wan a fllmis the result of that odyssey. The Alliance 1943velumedescrihed on the st~ In an aircraft member of the fire Church is located at 4923 Agar Avenue. new dust Jacket as "The Old enu~ while fighting a overhead.team from the I Testament in hdlcolor comic feN~t fire in the Nelson Prince Rupert Forest strip form." f~'mt region. Region with members "I lsamed my Bible from Born in Queannl on from Smithers, Kittmat' it," says Le¥ine, 34, "and I Inherited business had great memories of It. Aulit e, 1~, Bfllmoved and Prince Rupert WINNIPEG (CP) -- Clyde the building by September." "I'd become obsessed with with his family to Hall went into b~inms as a Higher postal rates also finding the book, at first for .~ ~ where he In lieu of flowers, be~sellerontheotrensthof are having an effect on his my nephew and niece. And in his ~. donation have been ac- 300 volumes be inherited business, my search,I'd seen others.an It blul bern Bill s curly unexpectedly. Hall' has customers the market, but nommg uxe eepted for a memorial Twentyysars tater,100,000 throughout Canada, in the ambition to Join the fund to the Burns Unit at assorted books line the walls Picture Stories from the' Fwmt Service and the United States, Australia Bible. They're all text,' the Calgary Foothills of his Portage Avenue shop. New Zealand, South they're bering, they force flrlt summer out of .Hoepltal, ill care of Mrs. And he's looking for America and the West In- ~eh~l I~ w~rked with Abe kids to approach the Bible aa Glen Carter, 909 Be~bie someone to take them over. dies. school fire ~uppre.ion crew Crescent, Williams-Lake Hall was at the age when Before his unexpected work." ;Im Pemfleten area. ]He ,B.C. most men start thinking windfall, Hall says he had Levine located the woman been a failure in other iwho owned the active meval with the Mb~try He leaves to mourn ~ about retirement when he ~eopyri~ht, the daughter of d l~emts for 14 years, parents, Mr. and Mrs. gotintotbebeoklmsineesln careers. "I tried farming and all the hook's author, M.C. h~ many of the Harry quanstrom of Saskatoon. Gaines, at her home in amq~'n areas. Now 80, he says he in too 'the farms dried up. I went Summerland aud hiSol d to lift boxes of books into business, always at the, Cannect~cut. ,"She said it He w~ star/shed in sister ,Mrs. Karen Carte anymore. wrong time, llke just before' had been her father's pet Tmsatee b'am 19'~ to lm7 Williams Lake. "And I've got to get out of the Crash of '29. project," Levine recounts, "and that she would love to see It out in print again. We ncgotinted a good agree- Ex. for merit, and she gave me the rights to bring It Oat." IF YOU ARE INVESTIGATING THE Levine admits that he knows nothing of the publishing business -- Doug. Clifton, a technician with the Western Institute for the Deaf and CP Air though he did arrange a MORMON CHURCH flight attendant Alison McPhale, co-chairman of the CP Air employees charitable schedule that would have donation fund display a new breakthrough for the deaf- a Porte-tel. Vancouver Picture Stories from the based CP Air employees have pledged a $10,000 revolving fund to purchase 40 Bible in bookstores for P.O. BOX 113 units for use by those with impaired hearing. Rental received by the institute will Christmas. And he had the ASK US WHY WE ARE EX-MORMONS! feresight to emblazon the return to the fund and be used for additional purchases. Two people having these upper leflhand corner of his ISSAQUAH, SEND FOR OURFREE INFORMATION PACKAGE sets communicate when one dials a number, places the headset on a cradle and new volume with the legend: types a message on the printer. The message then appears on the recipients "Endorsed by Clergy of AU WA 98027 machine. In eases of calling a person with normal hearing and only one set is Faiths." MORMONISM -CHRISTIAN OR CULT? available, the message then appears on the recipients machine. In eases of "It's without, any calling a person with normal hearing and only one set is available, the owner.calls theological slant and It's the Western Institute for the Blind who pass on the message throngh 'normal been endorsed by telephone conversation. Emergency service is also available with the parts-tel, Protestant, Catttolr and 24 hours a day, through crisis centres. (CP AIR PHOTO) Jewish clergy, an well as fundamentalists."

i ' Gettk8 the book into print was more difficult than "obtaining 'the religious leaders' support for the velmne. The original plates were 8one, so Levine had to ATTEND THE CHURCH have them reproduced, = compicated and costly process. In fact, major rel~om publishers had told Uplands Baptist Church him the Job -- for them -- OF YOUR CHOICE would not be profitable. Pastor Bob Lesyk --Picture stories from~.~the Bible, in hardcever,will coot ~.!~. ,,:~,~. 635-2807 about $I0 a copy, and Levine ] calculates that he must sell Oorne~r of Halliwell and N. Thomas I THIS SUNDAY 40,-000 to break even. An American edition of the 9:45 a.m. Bible Teaching criminal, in paperback sold Sunday School 500,000 copies, Levine says. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service "I want to make sure I 7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible Study don't get in over my head," Zion Baptist Chu] Wednesday 8:00 Home Bible Studies he adds. "One thing I Christian Reformed Church ,Jsareed as a business lawyer "You Are Welcome at Uplands" is that over-extending Corner Sparks and Keith Sparks Street and Straume Avenue yournell is too caay." Reverend S. Van Daalen Levine's background in ./ Pastor Paul iohnin|er law can't hurt, but he con- ...... , .~::~= Sunday School • "l:~rraci~ 10:00 a.m. " cedes that "it's a huge. Home, 631~6~01 " "'~'~unday School - Remo 1:00 p.m. career shift." Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 'Td decided to Icave the Morning Worship 11:00 . • 11:00a.m. Worship Service law before 1 got into this -- ' ~~ aX~ /e~, ~(~f~ ~' ~ ~'('~"~~ 5:00p.m. Worship Service .j~ corpe~to and securities law • is not the moot fascinating I thing -- and I've since had a year at the Columbia ~ 4726 Lazelle Avenue 635-9019 : jo~nm"I'd intended school to get into the news field in some way, and I still might. But I'm no ,..' ' | Sunday Services - 10:00 a.m. ' longer planning my life I0 ~ ~" ~ Sunday School. Adults Discussion. ~ - . "~ years in advance." : . ~- "~ i 11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion for the family .~" ~ Levine plans to publinh a • ~ ~ M,nister: Reverend Lance Sfephens-635-5855 f , . ~ similar volume of New House of Pra, se 'i~stamentstories next year,

"/" ...... 636"=312 > " ' 3"6 Eby Street 636 3015. ~,~ LOVETIIO~ I~T~, ~ 4610 Str sumo Avenue, Terrace ~ :~ ~;~ ...... SATURDAY E N!I'N~/ 7:'30p.m /SALVATION ARMY I" '~ ',,~ -secandmcat.prolific writers=" • "~" SUNDAYMA~'SI~' 9:00a.m.~ 4637 Walsh AvenUe ~~'"' ]0:00a_.m.S.und, aySchool , / dlovelettersinthewodd, 11:15a.rn.~ SUNDAY ' '~.~I~_~ L' " ":~H:00a.m. r-amily worsnip:~ervlce/ acoordingto a survey by the . ~ rt,, ",, " 7' 30 P m ~ .~ ~.~ ~ ~" . Munich lmUtute for Social • ~ ...... " "' " " '~ 9:30a.m. Christian Education H0ur~ . .. ,, , ~ ~ Statistics. The French top • i-,.. ~ ' I . 11:00a m. Fam,lyWorsh,pService':,,:~. , t .__ ~ :\1%, ;% J thelint. I ,:30 p.m. Evanglistic Salvation M~' We~00~es I ~ The Golden Gate Bridge in | 7:30 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer~M'~,~ll'OU.. |o I . San Francisco opened in :'" ' 7:30 p.m. Lad e Fel Worship ..~, : • i ,.o ,o ,oouo r • / KNOX UNITED OHUROH ChristianCounselling ~ l ~~ ,.:. /" .I, '" ~. EmergencyWeltare //-~Ull~lO'r .,,-rucn^,u CHURCH "/ 4907 L|zelle Avenue ~ SpirituaI Resources -. / ,,.n.o. =v..,=-,,., / minister...... Reverene''uave ms"nn~'~y 635-5446 or635.]626 Corner Sparks Street and Park Avenue ~ "jl q~e~,~.~i_- .~ . ,lyn Reverend Rolf Nosterud 635-5882 / ~ 636 6014 / ~ Morning Service]]'.00a.m. . ' ~ .~" ' ~ Church Schoo19:45 a.m. .~ Worship serv,ce~,:o~,.m. / P/-/I l~H t"}~" ('4~(3/') ~ Sunday School, Confirmafion /

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Sunday School 10:00 a.m ~I Reverend R.L. White ./" .~ ~. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. ./ - J It's time to call your ~= Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. ~'~yer Service Wednesday 7:30 p~ i LWelc°meWag°nh°stess' |Lots Mohnlnger -,535-S307,! IEvlllyn Anweller ,635.55111 Herald, Friday, September 7, lYRP, II~le..11 A TERCHARGESA I Police hold back *1 Metropolitan' Tot.onto Vancouver police said one. 40 penons were XUledanti 60 PoUce -- shaken b~'..cl'hr~on person has been shot by were wounded by peUce in of racism aBsmat them- police in the past year -- a 1978, ore backing away from man wounded In the arm ~,,a ~ ,t, ,h, hv = ¢~'mer coufrontotlonJ with black when he attacked an officer. ~",'~.'^"-~'~Ic;%;n'i'h-o~l lawbreakers, senior police The last reported police ;~,=";"~" ,~"~t~,~'-'~ ~..~, officials say. fatality was recorded in 1963, ~.;72~,,,~"t=.'~"~,~'; t~"~n Police are lgnsrlng such Last~wintar in Edmonton, ."~.;~..'.-~o~'~ ,-~" FOR NEWS lice killed a man who was ...... = ...... , things as minor traffic viola: ~=kl.~ ,,,,, o -,..*,-- however, Involved shots tiGriS and some offlcors are .... o ~,,v . 8,.... w,v. ¢h,aA ,,n,~MIm~tallu ""d to udking about refusing to ah. Calgary reported ' no "~',°'~'~,,"~,~=';~''~' -" ewer gun calls or are incidents of that nature nor "~.~.,"~^'~,...~,,,~,,,o. walking away frmn violent did the province of t~.... ,~.~..,~ ,t,~. ~ lm~ i~°-sk-'-~'ewa- ilM1,~;il 11 --M~- ~"!1 t s'"lillO At" ...... en situations, the officials ,.....,._~..,.. policy Imposed by. th - added. HOT OFF .~.,.~. v:,,,~--:. . pollcecomm/lonerPa~ck The uneasiness stems .~.~,,winnipeg ..... po.ce,..~.... report ,. , Murphy that included a. from the seed of doubt that =,wm,p ,,_,,,~,,.w ~=,, ,~, provision "to preserve am was planted in the minds of uecemourout mat gorce ,me ..,,,=~ life wherever Toronto residents, by the does notkenp a file on police ~,~'~: ,, . i,vw=~*~, .. recent death c~ a Jamaican shootings, A police New York police were also Imml~ant who was shot by spokesman said he could instructed to use minimum police in his home, recall no woundlnss by force to accomplish a THE Albert Johnson had a Ion8 pence...... mission, and prohibited history Of involvement with An utmwa policeman mat. dill=re from flrina s ~un police that. ended Aug. 'year killed a burglary ,,-w~re lives of ~ulooe'nt . when an cutter shot him as suspect who came at him -ersone may be he came downsiatrs at his with an iron bar. ~ndanaered," " home swinging what MORALE LOW _ The;tudy by Jim Fyfe, the appeared to be an axe, quebec Cit~ polioo ~.l.d a former pollceman~ showed PRESS. It turned out to be a lawn person cangnt' commnnng that in the 13 monmJ before edger with a ourv~ 15-centl. an armed holdup was killed the new nolioy 1,051 Now metre blade but thqjvicilm of ..by police ~ a chase in York offlc~ were involved the thh'd police sl~dotlng in me last 1~ monuu. . in 803 shootin~ incidents Toronto this yealand the Mni Counolly, presddent ot . ' llthin the last 12 mentha has the Metro Toronto Police In Philadelphia, the first been turned into a martyr association, and Sups, Ken U.S,city to be token to cot~, among minorities in the city, Scbults, whoheads the police by the federal government Protest ~oupo, Including division that patrols the area over allegatiow of police about 1,500 who where Johnson was killed, brutality, police i about demonstrated in front of the said morale among the 75 clvilkns every year, division police station near, Torunto force's S,000 officers The Chicago police depart. Johnson's home, have been is at its lowest ebb in ~ meat reports that 1~ outtpoken in their yenre. Justifiable homicides were complaints a~ainat police. " Of- the It shootings committed by on.duty A Cross.Canada Survey by involving police in the last 13 policemen during the last 13 The Canadian Press shows months, eight men were months. killed and a Toronto nollce that shootinp by police are cenmblo died in the ~e of .The U,S. ~ust!co, more common in Toronto -- dh,~. nM man and a n~llce ooparunenc is col~ucung the country's isrgust city -- ~un~ta'bl'ew'~rew'~unded'. investigations of police than in other cities that keep ~,-,- -,,,-~-', =~ =mall brutality in HouSton, Ten,, track...... Memphis, Tenn,,' and Me- A spokesman for Montreal competed with major ckisa td,. All police said no record Is kept in the United States but It .m, ..... of the" number of shOOtingS must be remembered that Despite the Toronto by police but a veteran police the three U,8, cries listed shootings,Ontario Attorney. /' reporter said he couldn't below are larger than General RoyMcMurtry has recall any In the last:. 13 Torento, Just an Toronto Is rejected a call by Toronto months in the count~,'a 18rgar llum the Canadian, aldermen for an independent second isr~est metropoll~n ~lflen listed In the survey, civilian review to invaJtlpto centre. New York City nollce said complaints ngainst police. 'Natives sMd ignored WINNIPEG (~:') -- & 367 drag end aicoholinm anlo.ng I~tiv~ aredue ,~, university rofessor says agencies with programs a~conoz.remtea promemJ, funding ~r alcoholic catering primarily to whites He .said it~n'! toke.."a treatment programs in was about $156,000, sreatleapmzaim wren~ze Canada may discriminate Programs catering to . that Cana~ls. deei.h~ with.a against native people.... natives had a~n ~yerage ma.~or social proolom In "We seem to have some., annual budget Of'MT,000:...... nauve slc~ullJm,..~ .. o~1 " kind of a two-class system He said the c(kni)/i'is0n'is All one nas to ao is wa~ operating en some sort of an indictment of the attitude around the centre of msst raelnl aro~ds and it's lust of orovinelai governments Cauaclisn cities and you ~t'~-l~t," said Dr, An'.~. tower."d nat!v-e, people, .rsa.l~e !t. ~ ~an we find Reid, a professor of soc|sl espeelally.m .me West: ... levelsotfunam.8, tor.NrvlcoS and preventive medicine at Reid cala ne zouna mat ~or m~e peop!e.wmcn. ~.e University of Manitoba. most of the treatment not ny tar what may memo % ..,, ..,,v. Jl~dy he made of alcoholism provinces and more than organizations are at lint and drug treatment facilities one-third of the penplo using partly blame for the in the various provinces, them are natives, situation. Those that started ,,~ .... , .He said the findinp fly In. to push for. treatment • "With respect to naUvas, the face of the principle o[ pro~ramswere .oo~ntoany the key finding is that t.he equal access to health care governments wmcn prom- level of funding IS for all Canadians. lsed a trmtment program ~substenfislly lower on a per Reid said rmearch his ,'and then come a c~ with capita, per client buds.than shown that me.third of all any,..~0,.000, t l~nkln~ .~s it is for whites, by a factor m deaths among native poople wonts agave me WaGeS sbout one-half, That's the are due to accidents and' thing," ' . on~,flndi~ I'm goi~ to be violence, a far higher Hesaidd.e,v~oI~mento.ftha .1~," percentage than for whites, ~o.arams man t nave a ~d that the average "It is estimated that snout of keeping pace warn wmm level of funding In 1976 for 78par.centofallthoH deaths programs,

•' Others asked for food too Get it ,n.allt'he"'" By ALBX BINKLE¥ change of heart ~ .said.he But "the developed O'PI'AWA (CP) -- The Eu- hapes it is an mtmnpio for tne countrlas want a grentor i~lo r o p e a n E c o n o m i c rest of the world, for private companies. Community and A~tralla There is general They also say their were uked Thursday to: agreement among the 36 crippled economies cannot follow the lead of Canada members of the United afford a much greater i and the United States in Nation's agency that food mount of assistance and agreeing to negotiate a new production has to be in- that the wealthy memhan of international food-ass creased in developing; the Organization of the hz, old ', convention with developing co/retries so there is less Petroleum Exporting Court- 8 i'i*y 1 countries. reliance on food from tries (OPEC)shouldplaya ! The request came from developed countries, • larger role. News of your community...your country...domestic i Arturo Tanco, Phillppin~ But there is a wide diver- The disagreements will and foreign affairs. Everybody"fr()'m-}he housewife agriculture minister ana genceofoplniousonhowthat likely surface again today president of the World Food should be accomplished, when the delegates meet for Council which is meeting Many developing countries the final session. to the tycoon has found the pages of their newspaper here this week, want assistance plans Agriculture Minister John worked out between TOBACCO SPENDING affecting their daily lives. Reports on shifts and trends Wke announced earlier in governments or in- BIG the week that Canada is ternational agencies to keep In 19/7, U.S. consumers in the business and financial .world. Money saving prepared to negotiate a new out multinational spent $1e.s bfllton on tobacce food-ald convention. companies, products. _ advertisements covering every aspect of our daily Previously the Canadiar. ~',iG needs. Classified sections that find you employment, ovemment insisted that a 3 ~ 4 d convention be worked outinconJanctien with .a new a home, an automobile or sell anything you wish. international wneat agreement. ffntertainment in special features, comics, and sport Talks for e new wheat GORREGTION agreement ended in pages that enlighten a dull day. News as it happens, stalemate last February and there is little prospect of a firsthand in your community, province, nation, or resumption of those • In the Tuesday, September 4 edition of the negotiations. That agree- Dally Herald the Regular List Price of the global affairs. Your newspaper is your best source ment is to enpire in 19e1 and R,.~I Mechanic's Chest and Drawers in the K with it a food.aid accord that' mart ~.'" ";:ys ad on page 9 is Incorrect. of information. ensures grain supplies during worldwide shertoges, It reads $1.27 and should read $94.77 Developing countries have asked for a separate food.eta accord but grain exporting The Dally Hei'ald regrets any In. i Sonnies hadopponedsuch a convenience this may have caused to K I tail 635-6357L. move. mart and its customers. But the U.S, agreed earlier to a soparut ~.rood.aid accord end, '7~tJ", C&t'mt~/~'a change, ',':,too said he hopes the daily herald D,uropeans a~ Australians alln .will .Bgree. uurfn8 the morning sessions of the council's annual meeting, Tanco praised Wise for. Canada's P=~e 1~, Tho Huvold, Friday, September 7, 1979

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m CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES LOCAL ONLY: SUBSCRIPTION 20 words Or less $2.00 per In. RATES Sertlon. Over 20 words S cents Elfactive SKEENA HEALTHUNIT A 10 week dog obedience REGISTRATION: OPPORTUNITY Piano for Sale. Ph 63.5.3382. Urgently wanted to buy. A per word. October I, !t7| 2-3215 Eby St. course for beginners wlll be Terrace Figure Skating" Club Apartment In Terrace (p5-13S) female Pekinese puppy. Ph.. 3 or mere consecutive InSertions Slngle Copy 20(: Terrace, B.C. will be holding registration. requires a Building 635-5543. (p3.75) SI.S0per Inser tlon. By Carrier mth 3.00 held commencing Sept. 9 et 2 6y Carder year 33.00 635.4307 p.m. st Thornhlll Comm. Sept. 7, 1979 - 7 p;m. to 9 p.m. Superintendent Manager to FOR SALE REFUNDS: BY Mall 3 me. 15.o0 CHILD HEALTH CON• Center. Experienced han- Sept. 8, 1979 - 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. look after the operations end 30" electric stove.~Rotleslere To give away: a beautiful 4 First Insertion charged tar BY Mall 6mth 25.00 and broiler. Like new. month old female kitten. whether run or not. BY Mail year 45.00 FERENCES dlers will be conducting the In the Concourse of the maintenance of a new 21 unit Absolutely no refunds after ad Senior Citizen year 20.00 Weekly at Eby St. Every course with proceeds to go to Arena. There will also be a apartment. Apartment Please call Grey and white, well trained has been set. Tues. 1:38.3:50 p.m. Phone the 'Skeene Guides and skate exchange, sale of TFS rentals commence ap- 790.2438 and affecftonete. Also comes Be'Irish Commonwealth and fnc•stf) with 2 weeks food and klfly CORRECTIONS: United States of America one for appointment. Brownies. For further In- Cookbooks, club badges, proximately Nov. I, 1979 and Mint be made before second year 55,00 Held et Thornhlll E!em., 4th formation please call Chris skates and sweaters. For the parson must be available lifter utensils. Call Ed at 635. [mlertlon. Tues. of every month from at 635.2750 or Nalda at 635. more Information call 635. for Inquiries no later than 5417. (nc.sff) Allowance can be made for only BOX 399, Terrace, B.C. one Incorrect ed. V8G 2M9 1230 . 3:30 pro. Phone for 6724. (nc•7S) 5338. (nc-7S) Sept. 30, 1979. Ideal op- appointment. Babyslfters portunity for retired person BOX NUMBERS: HOME DELIVERY who bring children must ANNOUNCEMENT B.C. Old Penslohers Tea & or keen moonlighter. Apply Seturdsy, Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. 75 cents pickup. Terrace & District Sl.7S mailed. Thornhill & Dis~rlct have parents' written con. The Catholic Women's Bazaar will be held Sat., In writing to: 4738 Loen Ave. Large Phone 635.63S7 sent for Immunization. League of Terrace will be Nov. 3, 1979 at Terrace Lakelse Development Ltd. selection from four houses. 200 plus acres with mite or CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: ADULT IMMUNIZATION holding Its first fell general Arena Banquet Rm. from Rates available upon request. Klflmet ~- Dlstrlct ,1711 Loon Ave. (c2•75) more of water frontage. Send Phone 632.2747 CLINICS meeting In the Catholic h38 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (nc- Terrace, B.C. details to Charles Corruesl, NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Every Man. and Wed. from 3 Church Meeting Room on 2N) V8G 17.6 RATE: The Herald reserves the right Box 101, Noble, Ont. P0G 22 cents pur agute line. to classify ads under approprlato • 4:10 p.m. By eppolntment Wad. Sept. 12,1979, after 7:30 (c5-12S) 1G0. (c20-20) Minimum charge ~.00 per In. headings end to set rates only. p.m.Mass. All members and 8. :,CARD OF therefore and to det~mlne page TEXAS OIL COMPANY Sertion. PRE.NATAL CLASSES Interested women are car. GL 1000.Exc.condlflon. New WANTED TO PURCHASE: location. Held throughout the year for dle!ly Invited to attend. (nc- ,,. THANKS urgently needs Individual LEGAL - POLITICAL and The Herald reserves the right over 40 for protected In- tires. Phone 635.2154 or 635. (BCRIC) B.C. Resources TRANSIENT ADVERTiSiNG: to revise, atilt, classify or relect expectant parents. Phone 12S) The family of Bill Quan- 7144. (stf.nc) Investment CorpDratlon $3.~0 per column Inch. any advertisement snd to retain Health Unit for details end strom wlsh to extend their dustrial sales territory. No shares. Please phone 635. any answers directed to the relocation. AAA-1 firm BU51NESS PERSONALS: Herald Box Reply Service,and to roglstreflon. SINGING CLASSES warmest gratitude to his 1970 Triumph. Rebuilt. New 4226. Apt. 105 Cedar Grove, $4.00 per llne per month. repay the customer the sum psld PRE.NATAL BREATHING Children's singing (:lessee many friends and colleagues established since 1933. paint. 650 cc. Phone 638-1241 4530Scott Ave. (c28-7S) O~ a 4 month basis only. for the advertisement end box end RELAXATION .forhoysendglrls9yearsend for the help and en• Liberal commissions end rental. bonus. Opportunity for after 3 pm. (C5.13S) DEADLINE Box replies on "Hold" In. EXERCISES over will begin Sept. 17. couragement given during WANTED TO BUY-- old car advancement. For personal structlons notplcked up wlthln 10 Held every Man. afternoon 1 Students are prepared for his stay In hospital andthelr 1976 Yamaha 400. Rebuilt. end truck and cat batteries. DISPLAY. days at expiry of an ad- festivals, examinations, "end sympathy and kindness to us Interview, write R.C. Teeh 4:(:0 p.m. ~ days prior to vertisement will be destroyed • 2 p.m. Best offer takes. Ph 635.2771. Top price paid. Will Flck up. publlcatlon day. unless malllng Instructions are HOME NURSING CARE careers In singing. For In- since his passing. Southwestern Petroleum Ph 635.4735 anytime. (p20- received. ThoSe answering Box Nursing care In the home for formation, call Joan Special thanks to Rev. M. Corporation, Box 789, Fort (pl-7S) 40) CLASSIFIED: Numbers are requested not to Spencer, A.R.C.T., at 635- Worth, Tx. 76101. (a3. 2:00 p.m. on day previous to day send orlulnels of documents to those who need It, on referral Fowler, John Wenger, at publication Monday to Friday. avoid loss. from their family doctor. 3382. (nc-165) Dolores Davis and all Bill's 6,7,105) Harley Davldsen 45 cu. In. LEEvlog fo~ Vancouver Sept. All claims of errors In ad- Terrace area only. co.workers. motor. Rigid frame. Needs 10,1979. Would like person to Local bank has opening for ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH vertiSements must be received PRE.SCHOOL SCREENING OPEN HOUSE • Harry and Grace Quan- work. Asking S650. Ph. 638. share gag and expaneas on ORDER other thin by the publisher within 30 days branch clerk. Must have after the first publication. CLINICS The official opening of the strata, Glen and Karen 1493. (p5.11S) trip. Phone 63S-3172 and BUSINESSES WITH AN aptitude for figures and 45 ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. It Is agreed by the advertiser 18 months: st Child Health new premtses of the Carter, Janlce Froose. (pl- leave message. (P3-7S) requesting space that the wpm minimum typing. Conferences. 6 yrs. once to TERRACE & DISTRICT 7S) 5orvlce charge of $5.00 an ell liability of the Herald in the Contact Jean et 635.6391. N.S.F. cheques. event of tallure to pul~lsh an twice monthly. 42/~ - 5 yrs. COMMUNITY SERVICES I advertisement or In the event of (pre.klndergerten): Spring will take place Sept. 15 at 2 (C5.12S) ° b WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS: an error appearing In the sd. 1 = ~ ~POT~C~X ~ blitz. Developmental, vision, p.m. at ,1711 Lazelle Avenue. fin charge provided news sub. vertisement ss published shall Join my creative Circle mltted wlthln one month. 15,00 be limited to the amount paid by hearing screening done. Mayor Maroney wlll of- Sensul AU-717 amp, M~t J production charge for weddlng the advertlssr for only one In. flclate at the openlng team. Our beautiful craft sell. SR•638 turntable. TWo" I Buy"- ~11 - Trade correct Insertion for the pertlon Please phone for ep: WANTED FOR OUR and.or en0agement plctures. ceremony. Dlrectore of the kits are fun to demonstrate SP-Xe000 speakers. Larg'~ I :~ "):': ":"' News of waddings (write.ups) of the advertlslng spaceoccupied polntment. CONSIGHMENTend SALES 'and easy to sell. Generous received and month or more by the Incorrect or Deified Item VD CLINIC Soclety and Prelect FLOOR quantity of records, t.0t 11Q'. iWe .bt~t;,gold rings and after event $10.00charge, with or only, and that there shell be no Managers wlll be on hand to commtsslon. I need people In Woodland Heights Trailer ~ Ilewell~v,.T.V,.'e working without picture. Sub act to lab lily to any event greater Phone for appointment. Furniture, appliances, answ~., any questions. the Terrece.Kltlmst area. Park. (p5.13S) Jar not working. condensation. Payable In ad- than the amount paid for such Treatment available. power tools, hand tools, Manager positions available. vance. advertising. SANITATION Refreshments will be ser- clean small cars, motor- i AdvertiSements must comply Write Lydia Ksnla, Wlnlow, ...... J Gunsmlthleg CLASSIFIED AN- with the British Columbla Publlc health Inspectors cen ved. bikes, boats, motors or any The week of Sept. 16 has B.C. V0G 2J0 (96.125) CASH I Quality work guerEntsed NOUNCEMENTS: Human Rights Act which assist with sanitation other items In acceptable Am purchasing BCRIC Icash paid for anything of Births S.00 Cl~lOhlblts any advertising that problems, such es food been proclaimed Community condition. shares. Ph 635.4226. Also value. Engagements S.50 scrlmlnates against any Services Week In honour of Fully qualified motorcycle &~lrriages 5,50 person becsuse of his .race, polsonln0s and complaints, Terrace Auction Mart - and snomob.lle mechanic selling Suzuki dirt bike. US• Deaths 5.00 religion, sex, color, nationality, sewage disposal, private this occasion. Support YOUR Corner of Lakelse & Apsley, 100. 1979 model. Practically QUEENSWAY ! Funerals S.00 ancestry or place of orIotn, or community and become a required. Medical end dental Cards of Thanks S.50 because his age is between 44 water supplies and 635.5172. (~ctfn-4.9-79) plan. Ext. working cond. new. Ph 635.4226. (c20.50) TRADING Memorial Notices S.50 and 65years, unlessthe condition nuisances. member of the Terrace & is justified by a bone fide District Community Set. 13. ' Write Box 1221, DO Terrace SPEECH and HEARING 25- 18 month old laying 3215 Ketum el. PHONE 635.6357 requirement for the work In. vices Society. For more PERSONAL Dally Herald, 3212 Kelum St. Classified Advertlslng Dept. valved. CLINIC (c5.11S) Leghorn chickens. S1.50 Ph.634-1613 (Held et 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel. Information please call 635. 3178. (nc-16S) Would like to meet In- e , rh ,3--,o, (pl,S I ,., 638;1~55). The audiologist One sten0greph~-: ~5o0' to will" .do hearing teats on telllg~t lady 40.50 years old. Lot f()r "Idle In Copper: .. Showing presently at the , Preferably toecher or nurse. start. Apply In'* ~erion to referral by tomlly doctor or Canadian Imperial Bank of Mountain. Electric heaterg community health nurse. Kltlmat Museum Is "Aquatic WIll take care to the best of 10 feet long. Brand new Exotic", e prize.winning my abilities. Ph 635.2817. Commerce and ask for Mr. Speech pathologist Barton. (c,l-7S) flourescont lights 4 feet long therapist will carry out display of see life of our (~.135) end 2 feet long. Also lots OVEREATERS Do you feel you have e speech assessments and ocean on loan from Victoria. Boaters, fishermen, outdoor Small Logging Contractor to more items. Ph 635.4041. 16 ft. aluminum boat and ANONYMOUS drlnklng problem? There Is therapy. people and folks Interested In skid, buck and load and haul (p3.7,11,13S) trailer In A.1 condition. m~ts Wednesday at 8 p.m. help LUNG TERM CARE Reliable 40 HP Johnson At 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tah our nature and its pleasing logs one mile to mill. Con. at St. Matthew's Anglican Avallablal 1977 Yamaha YZ280. Llka motor with electric etert and 635-9196. and esfheftcal aspect should Swlngllme News tact: Tay•fer Legging Ltd., Church basement. Phone Phone635.5636 General Delivery, tsklut, new IS00. 100 lb. propane fuel tank. Firm S2500. For 435,-442}' after 6:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymoog Assessment and planning for not miss this exhibit during Dances, ads, for swingers In August and Sept. B.C. Est. 1969. $4.00 current B.C. V0J 1K0. (p~10p):~, ta~nk $30. SV2 HP Johnson more Information call 6M- MEETINGS: those eligible for Long Term outboard with tank $300. Ph 1413after 5:30 pm (p5.11S) Care. ' Museum hours: 12-Sexcept issue or free details. C.Y. 'PREGNANT?' Man. 8:3 R B~m ~9/t~ Sundays. (nc-28S) '.~ ~ Club P.O. Box '2410 New Immediate openings for : 635.7869, (p2-10Sf i'~ ~ ..... :~ """ N E E D H E L P? Church. ".'' *'" :~:~!::,~ ';: ".;:;~i~'~ A ~t~I"U HANDICAPPED 17~ ft. K&C glesscrEft soft- At 205.4621 i.azelle Ave. Tel. Westmlnstor, B.C. V3L SBB~ homemakers. Apply at Call Birthright for an Man. 8 p.m. - Alanon . Gymnastics registration for (p20-7S) Terrace Homemakers Looking for Furniture? top. Deep V hull. 120 OMC .alternative to abortion. Skeena Health Unit. 635.9196. Saturday. morning Services - 4711 Lazelle Ave. Try the Terreca Auction Inhoerd-outbuerd & trailer. Phone 632-4t02 anytime. Thurs. or set. 8:3Op.m. MIIIs Assessment and guidance recreational program will be COLLIER EXCAVATING Please call 635-5135. Ap• Mart Sales Floor. New & $5,000060.635-9502. (c5.7S) Room 233, Hechako Centre. Memorial Hospltah for vocational and soclal pllcants must be mature, used furniture at a price rehebllltatlon done by held on Sept. 8 from 1 to 4 pm In the Skeona Mall. Fees ere reliable, trustworthy and anyone can afford. We buy 1977 Heavy Hauler boat consultant. Backhoe Work and sell. Call the Terrace trailer with or without power KERMODE $10 par child for Sept.•Dec. have e pleasing personality. Auction Mart, 4434 Lakeles winch. Designed to have 25 BINGO SCHEDULES 1979 Kltlmet A.A. Construction session. Ages 4 to 15 are Phone 6~.S340 after 6, (em- Job related skills, valuable Group In Kltlmet: telephone welcome. Registration Is asset.• (c10.11S) Ave. 635.5172. (cffn•7.9.79) ft. boat. Phone 635.4777. 10.08•79) (ctfn-4-9-79) SEPTEMDER: 632.3/13. limited, so please register Sunday, September 9, 1979. MEETINGS: early. (no7S) FILTER QUEEN Part time help required for For Sale: four 10x15 in. tires S~,000 Bingo. Monday. Step Meetings. 0:38 CWL Fall Bazaar will be egg grading plant. Starting on white spoke rims. Fits Tuesday, Septembor 18, 1979. p.m. Lutheran Church. held Oct. 2,1 from 7 p.m. to 9 The Baha'ts of Terrace are sales and service wage Is S3.85 per hr. Must ton. 18 hole. First 1300 takes. Small Bingo. Wednesdays Closed. p.m. at Verltes School Gym. hevlng e picnic meeting at have own transportation. 300 gal. fuel tank - S150. Sunday, September 23, 1979. Meatloge 8:30 p.m. United (nc-240) Kleanze Creek Park on 4546 Park Ave. Phone 638•!706 after 6 p.m. Small tandem axle trailer One 19711 DS Cat. Double ~,000 Bingo, Church. Sunday, Sept. 9 st 1 p.m. Terrace (c5.11S) with lights End lift Jack - angle flit, all wuther CAt For more !nformatlon Fridays - Open Mestlngs 8:30 Year of the Child Phone 638•1319. (no7S) 63.1.7249 S300. Phone 63S-3S48. (cS- cab. Cargo free elXx)l winch ~.~lono: p.m. Skeene Health Unit, BANQUET (em.4-07•79) 11S) and arch. Contact Tay.fer KERMODE FRIENDSHIP Kiflmet General Hcepltal. & DANCE The Annual Meeting of the LOGging LM., Gee. I)111., SOCIETY At.Anon Mestlnge - Tuesday Sept. 22 • Manuel's Banquet Terrace and District GEMINI EXCAVATING Good eating and cooking Igku!t, B.C. VOJ IKO. (pS- 4451 Grelg Ave. • 8 p.m. Unltsd .Church.' Re. In aid of Terrace Child Qlrlstlan Council for Social LTD. Contractor available for apples for sale. Ph. 635.2748 10S) Terrace, B.C. Development Centre. Resources will be held at (Wee Andrews) smell remodelling end or call In at 4915 McOeak. VIG 1M4 Cocktails, Refreshments • 7 Knox United Church, Backhoe Work construction lobs. Phone 635• (p2-7S) 1971 Mamy Fergueon froM' 635-~90& MILLS MEMORIAL p.m. Dinner • 8 p.m. Thursday, September 20 at Hourly & Contract 3261. (c5.125) ..... and loader. Comes with I and 7:30 p.m. (nc-20S) .L ' THRIFT SHOP Specialty Seafood 635.3479 anytime ' Yamsha C'A.100@ Amp and 1-3 cu. yd. bucket and Wldco Smorgasbord. Dsnclng to Weight Watchers meeting MIIIs~M~m0~Jel Hospital (am-6-6.79) BACKHOE Yamaha HP,1 hoedphones, log grapple and chains. follow- Jim Ryan's Dance Rebekah Lodge Annual Tea h~ld every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Auxllla~ .v~oQId appreciate FOR Dual1219,turntsb!e, Pioneer Asking S7,500. Phone after d Band. & Bazaar, Set., Nov. 10 -- at the Knox Unlteq Church any do~atl0ng of good, clean INSISTON HIRE 8 track, recorder, Pioneer pm 638.1628. (p10.14S) clothl~l~ Eny household $15 Single -- $30 Couple Oddfellows Hall, 3222 THE BEST Phone 635-6454 or 635-6757. i Holh 4907 Lazelle Avenue. Munrce St. (nc.10N) tuner, JBL .Century Item|,~,.ti~y¢" etc~ for their To reserve a table call 635- (ctfn.I)4.09.79) speakers, 300 to 480 records 1958 HD4G AIIle.Chelmers Thrlft*~:S.N()p~ For pickup 4216. (nc-21S) Concrete septic tanks In Repo Relief Terrace Homemakers and tapes. Phone 842.5922. track loader c.w lW yd. service phone 635.S320or 635. Services to have orientation stock, Get relief with a Will do babysitting In my bucket blade, forks & winch. Abortion Counselllng $233, or leave Oonatlons et Women's Night OUt presents concrete Investment. (pS•TS) $10,500 firm. 1941 Loraln & Crlsls Llne for course offered In October (no home, References available, the Thrift Shop on Lazelie "A Look at Nutrition". Phone 635•7457. (pS-BS) Crane on rubber. 3 & 6 cyl. Women Speakers from Northern charge). Dates to be an- Avenue on Saturdays bet. nounced. All Interested Schmltty's Excavating 2 snow machines. Very good GM diesels. 6x24 Crescent wean 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. DeLights and Skeerm Health 6~•~29 condition. 400 cc Polaris 300 planer mill. Phone 63S-$370 Unit. Thurs., Sept. 6 et 7:30 persons end prospective 25. i PROPERT¥ ~ Thank "you. homemakers please call 625• (am-6.6•79) cc Sklrole with • double or 635.7950 Eftsr 6 pro. (pS- WANTED DONATIUNS p.m. 4711 Lazelle Ave. 635. Inside trailer with 13" 12S) 5138 to register end confirm .... FOR RE~NT The Three Rivers Workshop 5145. (no6S) wheels. -Ph. 635.3930. (pSi: • your Interest. (nc-28S) for the Handicapped are Birthright Office For Rent: 120'x80' serviced 11S) Alternative to Abortion looking for donations of any O.O.R.P. Mills Memorial Hospital lot for e mobile home. old, broken or used plecea of 3.4621 Lakelee - 635.3907 Annual Fenced on Copper River For Sale: truck canopy, 3 ;. Wednesday 1 p.m.- 3 p.m. Auxiliary THRIFT SHOP One gold earring lost Friday furniture, also any dlscar.ded FALL BAZAAR BAG SALE. All Clothes and Road In Copperslde Estates. camper lacks, 1 camper and 4 p.m. • 5 p.m. or phone night downtown. Circle on wood products we could use & TEA accessories In a grocery bag. Reasonable rent. Phone 845. cushion, 1 snow skimmer, 1 1 BR for rent. Furntshnd. anytime: Lisa 635.3164, stud. Sentimental value. camper window 16"x45". Useof the rest of house. Ph, for recycling or renovating. November 17, 1979 for SHOO. Sat., Sept. 8from 11 Reward offered. Ph. 638. 7,567. (c4.105_).__.... C~II us et 635-2238between • Carol 6.15.$136. i ~ Mens size 10 ski boots. Merle 635.2817. (c5-13S) (nc-16N) e.m. to 4 p.m. on Lazelle 8396. (p5.12S) oa.m. and ~ p.m. We will try Ave., east of SpeeDee size 8 Bauer Supreme hockey " to nlake errengements for Ladles Slim Line Club meets The Pacific Northwest Musl¢ Printers, across from L skates. Phone 635-50SS after 48, SUITES pickup. Monday evening -- 6:30 p.m. Festival's first nesting for Manuel's Restaurant. 4:so (p5.11s) FOR RENT -- United Church basement, the fell will 1eke place et 8:30 ~Empty bags appreciated. USED Kltlmat p.m. on Sept. 11 at 4741 Loan Creosote tlmbore, enough to ~ i ' (nc-7S) Meals on Wheels Services ORGAN SPECIALS INCHES AWAY CLUB Ave., Terrace. All persons build well and roof structure ~.~et every Tuesday night at require volunteer drivers. Come In and see our ealec. Interested In attending will FALL CERAMIC CLASSES tlon at TIIIIcum Keyboards, for 5000 eq. ft. ghop. Cedar KEYSTONE COURT B In Lee Skeena Health Unit, Terrace Little Theatre be more than welcome. (no. Start Sept. 17, 1979. Please Anyone Interested pleeee 4722 Lakelse Ave.or ph. 638. bulldlng logs for up to 1500 APARTMENTS For more Information phone welcomes new faces. If you 11S) regtster now. Address: 44*4 call Homemakers Services ~163. (c5.10S) ~. ft~ house. Phone 635.,4370 6.15-3747 or 635-3023. are et ell Interested In any Lakelse Ave., Terrace or et 635.5135. (nc-13S) or 635.7950 after 6 pm (p5- Office No. 2 • 4603 Scoff. aspect of theatre -- scene CANADIAN CANCER I~one 635.9393. (nc-17S) 12SI One, two and three TERRACE painting, sot design, acting, SUCI ETY Permanent Part Time Clerk bedroom apartments. Terrace Five Pin Bowling WOMEN'S ccetumlng, stage make-up, An organizational meeting III, Business Office. 2 years Laundry & storage am. Association annual fall CENTRE IIJhtlng, play reading -- will be held for ell those previous bookkeeping ex- |Near schools and dov~.l meeting • Elks Hall -- Sun., .,~ s~p~r)rt service for women we'll be d~ll0hted to eae you Interested In voluntearlng perience requlr~KI. H.E.U. ~ • ~town. Clean, qu)et,l[ Sept. 9 - $ p.m. All bowlers collective agreement In Viking frldge & stork, t3(X). ~711 Lezelle Ave. at Terrace Little Theatre, their time. please at~md. (nc•7S) effect. Apply to Personnel Ph 635.3211 after 5 pro. (c5. HALL RENTALS ..... ~peclous, security k)ckup| 63S.514S 3625 Kalum St. on M~dey, Location: Northwest land petrol. Fuli.tlme~ Drop In: Monday to Friday Sept. 10, 1979. Director, Mills Memorial 14S) Uddtsllow, Hall. 322~1 Jmanagor~4(~ca. :! Community College Munroe. For further In. -- 9 a.m. to 4p.m. Business Mcetlng: 7230 p.m. Date: September 10 The Anglican Church Bazaar Holplteh 4/20 Hnugland • ~n Thursday evenings -- Retreshments & Seclah 11250 Time: 7:30 p.m. will be held Sat. Nov. 24, Street, Terrace, B.C. VIIG One eet of bunk beds. Sl00 formation phone 6,15-2794 or l(ctf.f) '! 2W7. (e4.2g,31,4,TS) FIRM. Ph. 635-6667. (c3-1OS) 635.SM1 fam.l-8.79.Tu, Fr) 7:30 o.m. to 10 p.m. p.m. (nc-10S) Place: Room 103 (nc-10S) 1979. (nc-23N) The Herald, Frlclav, September 7, 1979, Pale 17

1970 2.dr. Datsun 4 opd..S250 For Sale: 1969 Chevelle. Tile .: B.C. Housing House with garage required J 1~ ~ ~ Ministryel 1978 GMC baby dual PUI Management Is taking ap. as soon as pa~lble by couple FIRM. Phone635.2154 or635. Goodyearfires on CDN rims. Low gas tulle•go. Camper p!icatlons for ac.- with no children or .pats. 7144. Ask for Mike. (cffn.sff) New shocks & clutch. 11 and speclal. 197S Named 5th 1 pistons. 650 Holley corb. commodatlon at the References available. Phone • STAND Reasonablypriced 1975 Ford wheel travel trailer, 32'. 'Willm~s', 3404 Kalum Street TENDING Many more extras. Call 630- Wlnt~Ized. In good con. ~8-1g03. (¢tfn.4-9-79) Van, 351 motor, power 1427 or 635.5600. (p10.13S) for bachelor and I bedroom CONTRACTS steering, power brakes, dltlon. Send Inqulrles to Box apartmonh~. A rent sup. We are a young responsible Sealed tenders for the 1220, c.o Dally Herald, 3213 family of 4raking to rent a 3 partially camparlzed. Phone 1962 Ford Falcon 2 dr. HT, plement Is available following stand tending 635.4661after 5 pro. (p3.11S) Kalum St., Terrace, D.C. depending on Income. Ixlrm. home In town by Nay. auto, runs well. First S200 VaG 4B4. (p5-7S) contract(s) will be received takes It. Phone 638.1916 or Interested. parsons over 1. Please call 638-1039or 63,5. • by the Regional Manager, For Sale: 1972 Dedgo Colt, 4 the age of 55 or single per. 4694 anytime. (p10-14S) view at 4645 Corlbeu, Cop. • 1975 GMC customized van. Ministry of Forests, Prince door, automatic, good perslde Eatotes. (c5.7S) I~xls In Receipt of Gain for Rupert, B.C., on the dates condition. $1250 OBO. Phone P.S., .P.B., lots of exh'as. the Handicapped may obtain shown below. 635.2643. Must be seen to be ap. eppllceftons at No. 103. 3404 ContracfST 1031.9.5 JS & For Sale: 'Royal' desk preclehKI. Phone 6354154or Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. CR Located Usk Ranger typewriter, $65. 24" electric 635.7144.CUstom Interior and or by mall to: P.O. Box 310, For Rent: 900 ~!. ft. on ~d District Terrace Humber of range, $50. Air cargo pet exterior paint Job. Ask for Prlnce Rupert, B.C. VaJ 3P9. floor. Air conditioned. hectares" 6.7 Viewing dale cage, all chrome, 22'x22'x36" Mike. (nc.stf) Phone Inquiries collect to Looetedat 4623 Lakelco Ave. September 10, 1979, leavlng $20. For Sale: I bedroom 1972 GMC 4x4. 350 motor, house, w-full basement, auto, warn hubs. New rear 1965 Chev 3 ton flatdack, new 627.7501. (affn.Fr.~4.0e-79) Phone635.2552. (ctfn.4.9.79) Ranger Station at 9 a.m. 327 motor - $4500. Phone 635. NOTE: Viewing of the partlally furnlshed. Located end.New palnt, 2 sets of fires on a large corner tot on Loan clean. 1942 Wlllys Jeep 4x4. 5370 or 635.7950after 6 pro.. NILLSlDE LODES Ulflco space for rent -- 903 stand tending site prior to (p5.12S) 4450 klffle Avenue El. ft. of air conditioned submitting a tender for this & Monroe. S25,030 firm.' For Wlnch, new top, new springs i more into call 635.2643. (p2- & paint. Clean, spare parts. main floor offlc~ space. contract Is : mandatory. Ph 635.7869. (p2-10S), 1974 Dodge I ton. Adveh~ure Sleeping rooms, Separate street level on- Deadline for receipt of 7, "S) club cab. Completely r.bbllt ~ousekeaptng units, con- france. Four yr. old building. tenders is 1:30 p.m. Sept. 18, 4 spd., 403 motor, g,000 miles hrelly located. Fully fur. Exc. downtown location, off 1979. 1956 Chevy Belalr wagon. For Sale 1977 Dodge Club on rebuilt motor, new clutch Mshed. Reasonable rates street parking. Ph Mrs. Tenders must. be sub- RebuuIIt vg. 3 speed on the cab 4~c4.)7,000 kilometers. =/4 and pressure pipe. Phone )y day or week. Non. Simpson 635.6595 8 am.4:30 miffed on the form and Ip the floor.Bodylngoedcondiflon, ton. Ph 638.8443. (c20.10) after.3 pm 638-1241. (c5.7S) Irlnkers only. Phone i,l.S. pro. (¢ffn-4-9-79) envelopes supplied which, Needs restoration. $900. Ph 1975 GMC =/, ton PU~ 454 ~11. (off.f) wlth particulars, may be 635.6903 in evenings. (p3. motor, auto, PS, PB, flit 1971 Intornatlon~,l Scout with 11S) Warehouse or rnanufac- obtained frown the Forest steering, camper special. hydraulic system and snow turlng space available Im. Ranger(S) Indlcated, or Plus extra H.D. springs and blade. Asking $3200. Also mediately. 3100 sq. ft. from the Regional Manager, 1977 Honda Civic for sale. • 1971Toyota CoronaMark II 4 • Fairly good condition. Good shocks. Excellent runnlng Downtown location. Phone Mlnlstry of Forests, Prlnce condition. Phone 635.5300or door. Good cond. $1,100. Ph 635-7e40. (ctfn.4.9.79) Rupert, B.C. rubber. Open to best offer. 635.5043. (p3.10S) The lowest or any tender Phone 635.380~.. (p5.7S) 635.6718. (p5.7S) wlll not neceltsarlly be ec- 165 sci. ft. on 2ncl floor. 5200 1972 Datsun St. W. Summer 1975 Fo;'d F250 4x4 350 V8. lore par month Includes heat and & winter fires. AM.FM PS, PB complete wlth light. Phone 638.8195. (c- radio. Phone 635-5749. (p6- canopy, 23. channel 8 track olassifleds 3h4,7,11,14S) 7S) tape player. Evenings please • cell 635.7517. (~fn.4-9.79) pale 11 1974 Datsun 710. 4 new tires R~dlrement or recreational 1971 Chevy Nova for sale. In homo on Vancouver Island (winter) and 3 spares. A-1 good running cond. Ph 635- shape. $1,200 aBe. Can be near Bowler. W acre ocean 4246. (c3-7S) view lot, fully landscaped. 5 I acre corner lot on seen at 3967 Paquette Ave. or phone 635.9476. (p5.7S) MUSHROOMPIOKERS yr. old house, 1750 ~. ft. pavement. Close to'schools. 1969 Cortlne S100.as Is. Ph living space. 2 bathrooms, 2 With 2 bdrm. house and shop 632.3460. (c5-11S) New 1979 Mazda RX7 Red flreplecm, 3 bdrml., W-W plUS 4 rental units. 2 big carpeting, carport and gardens and lawn. Mostly all racing car with black and NEEDED!! '67 Beaumont. Needs some orange ' trim. Factory outbulldlngl. Mild climate, furnllhed..Plrlcad to sell. work but have parts. Best good fishing. "Price 1.55,000. Phone 625.369eanytime after removable sun roof end wind Pine mushrooms are abundant In the Terrace - Kltlmat offer. Alsoone harvest gold deflector five meg For more Information call Spin (p10.14S) frldga In exc. cond. Ph 635. • Hazelton area and can be worth $3. $7.50per lb. for aluminum wheels. 5 road youl .Anyone Interested In picking mushrooms for 635-7915 after 6. (¢S-7S) . 5044. (c3-1S) S acre farmeffe In' town. hazard warranty radial cash, please contact: Ideal.for horse lovers. Barn, tires. Automatic tree- Small 3 Ixirm. house on For Sale: 1973 Pontiac • smlsslon. Console 3 spd. 75x300 lot. Greenhouse, paddock, riding ring, Venture. 61,030 miles. $1800. pasture. 2 Ixlrm. basement Special scoop trim on front, Elaine Inou/e cedar root collar and steel Ph 638-1884. (p3.7S) speller shadow rear hat- storage shed. Drilled well. home. Ideal holding chbeck window. Opera rear For more Information or IX~party. Phone 631-8480for 1975 Honda CIv!c Hatchback corner side glass trim. 636'9461 appalntmlmt Io.'.vlaw ~ pile; appointment to view. (c20- Stripes etc. Rates 30 mpg ph~e ~s.7610: ~c2~U) ~" ' 1~S) In Immaculate condition end loaded with extras. AM.FM highway with 5 year 80,450 Lessons In identification of this valuable mushroom kilometer warranty yours 1974 three Ixlrm. Knight For Sale -- Old Remo. 1.2 radio, e track, roof rack, roof will be arranged. acre partially cleared lot. console clock radial fires. for $14,000. Phone business modular home situated on I~ 635-6571 or write Box 354, acre landscaped lot an Nicely Weed. Creek fron- Plusl Plusll Get excellent tage. Good ftshlng. Exc soil. ;laS mileage. Phone after 5 Terrace, B.C..V8G 4B1. (p6- Coplx~lde Subdivision. Has 5,7,10,12,14,17S) Vegetable garden, Asking S10,000.635.2485after pm 638.1449. (p5.7S) grmmheuee, omokehouse & pro. (c5.13S) shed. Excall~mt condition. Please call after S p.m. 635. PROPERTY 3014. (p10.13S) FOR SALE Career 3: bdrm. home for sale on 160 acres In Topley, 6.C., I I~)rge lot 70x210. For rnQre mile-off- Hwy~ 16. Llghtl~ Northwest I~lformatlon. please cell 638-" Weed. IS tulles from Opportunities communily 8141 and ask for .Rene or College leave message. (ctfn.5.9.79) Houston. 2 tulles from Sunset Lake. Power, water VACANCY For Sale: 1056sq. ft. 3 Ixlrm. ~nd 3 bdrm. trailer. A~klng house on V~ acre of land In 151,500. For more In- The |istriet of Terraoe Thornhlll. Partially finished h~'matlon contact: CLERK III- basement w.addltlonal G.W. Glbson INSTRUOTORS NEEDEII P.O. Box 148 bedroom. Large sundeck & For Two Recreation Department Programs carport. Ph. 635.3295 for Toplay, B.C. BOOKSTORE appelntmemt 1o view. (p3- or C,F. Glb~n From September to December, possibly January to 7S) Northwest Community College has an Im- Terrace, B.C. March. Renumeratlon according to experience. mediate opening for a Clerk III for the operation 3 DR home ..~vlth..full 135-3tTS 1. to teach simple ethnic and season;'l cooking to senior of the College Bookstore. basement on large lot. nc.sff) citizens one morning a week. Experience teaching or 70x220'. Large kitchen. working with senior citizens an asset. Previous retail and-or bookstore experience Ample wall to wall car- 2. to lead a pre.school program two mornings a week -- would be an asset. l:etlng. Full prlce 142,030. Ph must have two years e~rly Childhood Education course 635-9530. (pl0*20S) or similar course plus experience working with The ability to handle cash, type 50 words per children. minute and to deal with the public, Is req~red. S BR house. Den, recreation distributor (business or Call 638.1174,ask for Mary Margaret Smith or leave e' room. Fireplace. Ph after 6 Individual) to merchandise a Salary. 51,109.00 (1978.79 rate) per month. PM625-3811or 635-7502. (p5- high qualily reputable, built message. 135) In vacuum system --for new Please reply In confidence to Mr. K.T. Nelson, Or existing homes, offices, Accountant.Analyst, Northwest Community College.. FOR SALE businesses etc. in this area. Excel lent returns on DJstriot of Terraoe BY OWN E R Application forms are availableat the College or Quality 3 Ixlrm. home on 3 minimum investments. Companyrepremmtatlve will Canada Manpower. secluded acres at be conducting Interviews the EMPLOYMENT Huckleberry Lane, weak ~f Sept. 10. For further Woodland Park. 1136sq. ft., oll heat. 2 fireplaces, Into write or phone Beam of OPPORTUNITY hoatllator, sauna, carport, B.C. I09-20560No. 10 Bypass, Langley, B.C. V3A6Ka. (604) POSITION: drilled well. Reliable, 530-2335. (e3-7S) Oreftsperson II i!!•:.:•::::::::;:•:•:•:::::•:;:;:•:•:•:•:.:•:•:•:•:.:•:;:;:;:;:.:;:;:;:;:::::•:;:•:•:.':;:;:•.:;:;••.:•:•:::•:::::•:•:•:::•:•::•:::: tested water supply. School DUTIES: :i: bus. Drapes and ap- plant, gifts & craft store Perform duties required for preparlrlg drawings pllencas. Priced well below from field notes and other datum. located In downtown shop- ~i::.: appraised value. Phone ping centre in Prince Be able to operate blueprinter and other equipment 631-8314 (after 6 p.m.) Rupert. Good family as directed. i(clfn-Tu, Fr*09-,) business with exc. future Assist In field surveys when requested. petontial. Apply In writing: BOable to communicate orallyand In legible writing. 355 - 500 West 2nd Ave., Be able to meet the public In a courteous end tactful Prince Rupert, B.C. VOJ 3T6. manner. (c10-20S) QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum Grade XII education; technical training 'WHY SHOULD YOU related to topographical drafting and knowledge and iii Immediatelyt WANTED use of trlgonemetrlc functions. TO RENT BE INTERESTED IN Previous experience in Munldpal Drafting may be g or 3 bdrm. house with A CAREER IN accepted. :::: basement and fireplace WELDING SALES?" Prevlous survey experlenre may be accepted. preferred. Must be clean Must be able to use lettering equipment as well as with 1or 2 stepsto front door. COPY We are one of the most legible hand lettering. Call A.F. Williams at 567. Be able to show samples of his.her own drafting i!!i 4191 cofloct. (c20-2SS) successful Industrial cor- porations In North America, work. TYPIST and we sell the finest weldlr t HOURS OF WORK: Young responalble non. products available In the 11:30 e.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday ;o r,'ioa~. smoking couple le now maintenance field. We hove RATE OF PAY: This is a permanent full time seeking I place of residence, a unique opportunity for a 1451.68 BI.Weskly proferrably near Com. successful sales pro or a UNION: monlty Collegearea. Not too C.U.P.E. Local 2012 position. Fast and aoourato welder with a sincere desire .2" big, but private. PhoneJesse to enter the highly paid In- PROBATION PERIOI~: at 431-1403, (pS-l~) dustrial sales field. 3 Calendar months. typif, g is a nooessitl. Please WE OFFER: BENEFITS: WANTED TO RENT: Single high 5 figure salary U.I.C. & Canada Pension Plan phone for on appointment and businessmen required ec. first year Income potential M.S.A. & Dental Plan commodatlon (furnished or extensive training while on a Life Insurance Plan unfurnllhnd) Immediately In draw Pension Plan typing test. Terrace area. Phone Crelg protected territory at 635.6231 or 635-~151 (no. Family Assistance Program Further Information may be obtathed,b~ ~,~;,,,.~i,~; IS HI{~It.MII~I%I 373 evenings). (c6-14S) the undersigned. Appllcatlo,S in wrlflfig to tl~e un- I Few careers offer the challenge end Income of dersigned by 4:30 p.m. September |4, i979. WANTED welding soles; Investigate L erald A home for me end m,/ the fastest growing welding E.R. Green, horse. Willing to help you alloy company ;n the In- Senior Draftsn~an plus PaY room & board. dultry. Call co•act Dlblrlcl of Terrace Terrlco.Kltlmat area. For Murray Jones S.3215 Eby Street furlher Information: (604) m.TO~O Terrace, B.C. m41// Sept. 10th, 11th, 12111 VOG 2X6 635-6367 (clO.1|s) 9A.M.-5 P.M. 635.6311 (a3.11S) ..... ii i.... ' .... , • , PIp 15, Tbe Herald, Friday, September 7, 1979

! • .i DEFICIT SEEN ! 'I Women break b,mrrier By BOB DOUGLAS IdlometresaouthoftbeNorth What effect wLll womb' I I STC'I'KS OTTAWA (CP)- Abent 20 Pole, in on the northern tip of have in this atmeephore? t was predicted I women will break the all- Ellesmerelsland, the moet :'I have never seen By CAROL GOAR consider tne persistent programs out of the m.~in harrier nat year nt northerly .inhabited anywhere else that it hurt OTTAWA (CP) -- By mid- current account deficits to he government's spending Pal- Alert, a remote milltmV poet settlemest in Canada. morale," McKlnnon said. )'ear, the country was almmt one of the most serious orlttes. TORONTO (CP) -- The 1% to ~8½. in the A-,'etle. There . is no other Those who anticipate exactly half-way to the $7- problems the country faces ' "This kind of outlook will Torontostockmarketwasup C and C Yachts dropped 20 Defence Minister Allan regularly-inhabited trouble are mainly husbands /i blUlon defleit in Its and one of the reof~ of lte net be very acceptable to the sharply at the eloee of active cents to ~.60. McKinoon My~ he will go emamunlty anywhere near worried what their wives will i feel oheut women st the transactions with the rest of economie weakness. peopleofCanada and it in not trading Thursday Dome Mines was up 3V4 to ahead with the nhr-monW Alert. :7 the world predicted by Like an individnsl wi~o acceptable to the The TSE 300 index rose =K0½, Placer Developments experiment nezt fan even GET NO LEAVE station, he said. Finance Minister John continually spends more government," 32.52 to 1694.44. ~Y, to $,~, Mclntyre Minsa though many of the S)0 men • Men are prated to Alert for "Women are at home and Crmbte. than he earns, a eountry The mid-year deficit is 60- The rise was fuelled by s~, to ;67½. Gull:ream there oppme IL elx months with no leave df aren't barred from. any Government figures which chalks up ever.larger pereent higher than last Dome Petroleum's oil find in Resources fell 40 cents to The Alert experiment in the base durin~ their tour of contact with men. I think the released Thursday showed deficits in its international year's slxmonth current the Beaufort Sea. $1.65 and Pamonr Porcupine another step In inereuing duty. By contrast, men world has gone beyond these Canadians spent tl.S billion transactions has to borrow account deficit. Volume was 8.69 mlillsa a ~ to r/%. , the role of women in the servin~ with the recently- taboos we worried about more outside the country money to pay for its In an analysis of its lats~t compared with 7.37 million Candlan Superior Oil rme Canadian F~rcen. Former disbanded U~Red Nations years ago." than foreilners spent here spending. As ito debts current account figures, Wednesday. 4½ to $165½, Total defence minister Barney Emersescy Force (UNEF) The minister said he Is ~dn8 the first elx months of increase, a country risks Statistics Canada pointed to Among lndustrlala, Bow Petroleum North America Danson announced In were allowed two weeks launching the experiment year. Tids is the largost lcalng its good eredl~ rating, several trouble spots: Valley Industry was up 6½ to 1% to ~¥4 and Numac Oil January that the military holiday in Europe midway with 20 women because he heft-year eurrent eccoun| which means its currency $38, United Corp. 5 to ~4, and Gas 1½ to ;47. would place women in through their six-month had been told at least I0 per deficit ever recorded. sterts to lcae value on world --Weakening economic Aquitaine of Canada 4% to CanDci Oil dropped I to ;47 remote pats on n tz¢slbmde; I~Ung. cent of the base personnel Fallb~ esp~t sales, large money markets. conditions in the United fd2%, Union Olk Canada 21/4 and Sogspeg Ltd. 10 cents to McKlnoen hoe picked the So this throws men more should he women for a true dividend payments to non- Treasury Board President States prevented Canada to ~32½ and Imperial Oil A $1 10. ,, N~rthwent Territories base. cleaely together socially teat of hew wel) they do their Canadian shareholders, Sinclair Stevens recently from selling its usual VANCOUVER (CP)- ' "I have met asveral of the than they might be in a jobs and how they get along ri~ interest end service warned that ff current trends amounts of wood, aurorae- Prices were up In heavy was unchanged at $1.73. ' ~mes... and certainly they southern Canadian base. with men, menis to banks outside are allowed to continue, 28 On the resource and are far from enenimone in Men are not allowed to riveproducts, aluminum and_. trading Thursday on the development board, pheycountry and a decline in cents out of every tax dollar newsprint. Vancouver Stock Exchange. Mid he,vial . women pasted in wander too far from the money flowing into the will he needed by 1962-83.to Mountain Mining wu up ,M Alert," ssld McKlnoo~ sflar camp in winter or summer. Search on country from Canadian in- pay Interest on the debts the --Interest payments to Volume at close was at .84 on 44g,500 ~ and ret~ from the northern Weather and wolves are vestments abroad all country ia accumulating. foreign banks and dividends S,427,574 shares. . 'AeUon Resource Warrants out~t tl~ week, enemias to watch carefully. for man contributed to the rapid Last year, interest to forelgn shareholdara In the induntrinls, B.C. Re- w~ up ,07 at .37 on 140,M0. "I mapect the ma|odt~ o~ Station facilltiea are ex- FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. deficit. payments amounted to 16.4 during the first six months of sources Investment Corp. Copper Giant wsa up .13 at them would uy no." salient. There ia a well. (CP) -- A search was un- Crmble, projected a $7- per cent of federal spending the year were $2,g billion was up .65 at M'.~ on ~6,940 31 on N,000 shares and Ac. But he amidhe later visited equipped gymnasium, a derwdyTucaday for Lmter b/H/on deficit in hie mid- -- a larger proportion than compared to $3.4 billion for snares aria uompm.rex aon Resources was up .14 at Hall Bosch, N.W,T,, where bowl/ng alley and archery Crumm, ?3, of 100 Mile summer stateof-the the 12,4 per cent spent on old the corresponding period-t~,nwes- wasu .sol.inn.gee. a c ;3.10 on 70,766, SNA three civilian women work range, an amateur radio House, who went mi,,,ing economy address,• ae age payments, the 8.6 per last year. .=x on 7,ooo. ureat x~auonal Reaonrcea was up .0l at .41 with about 90 ndlltary and ataUon with 5,030 records, Sunday while on a hunting Land was up .09 at SIAMon and American Fluorite was trip about 45 kUometrea knowledIIn8 that thla was cent on defence or the 6.9 per •-Service paymente to B,000 shares and Dean, civilian me= at a Dl~mtt ~otolffapb~ club end other m~iderably tarter than last cent for health care. .~5 at gl.S0. Early Wurn~ (DEW) recreational facilities. northeast of this Peace River nonCansdians increased to Development was down 1-4 the curb exchenlo, O/- community. . .._ yesWa ;4.3 billion figure. Stevens said interest pay- t3.3 billion compared to $3.7 at $19 3-4 on 1,500. Caned:so alto. "It Mmnod to create no • But b~anse it is so The ConlmrvaUvea have meats could soon begin clone Development wu un- calamity," blointed, mess men endure • Police said he was nonung billion for the first half of Javelin was unchanged at changed at .st on mJm with his grandson when he repestodly said they crowding other social 1978. $1.20 and Potter Distlller~ A Alert s military eumu- rather than enjoy their Mx shares . nleaUons centre SSO months at the station. went minsing. I HI

~---'T]t.~'V'Nit~li f;77~F:I~ R ~ 1972 12x62'-Ambeas~dor 2 BUSINESS DIRECTOBY bdrm. mobile homo. In .. . . '. [,~,~f ~[~i.vz.;,][~.~mmF~ H-41 excellent shape. Phone 635. 396e. (cS.TS) I For Sale: 1973 GMC l/= ton P.U. 6 cylinder. Standard. 12x68 Atco Expando trailer Exc. oond. Ph 635,7996. (p5- for sale. Furnished wlth 12S) washer, dryer, frldge, stove, EASTSIDE .~ 480 JOHN DEER ~r GRADING '~ I.AHO DLRAMON~ dlshwasher, freezer. Aaklng GR OCER Y & LA UNDR OMf4 T WiTH aTH WHEEL II~'BACKFILLINO '~ I, IVELaNO NORTHWESTPiPE 1996 GMC High Sierra 25 S14,500." Phone 635-6780 or AND EQUIPMENT LTD. with PS, PB, auto, air 635-2211, ask for local 264, oundltlonlng. Alao with 5 foot Doris Smith. (plS-7S) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Kit camper. Exc. cond. PIPE, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, PUMPS, For Sale: 12x56 ft. Knight To Serve You HOSES, NUTS AND BOLTS, FENCING, ,Mklng ~,030. Phone Joe WATER 50FTENE RS-- AND MORE -- days 433-7181 or evenings trailer on large lot, 115x150 TERRACE ~13.6411. (p3-1OS) ft. For further Information WEEKDAYS8-11 WEEKENDS9-11 please call 635.5~96. (p20- 5239 Keith Avenue - Near B.C. Hydro llr/l High Sierra P.U. One 19S) 4438 Lakeise 635-2104 PHONE ANYTIME owner. Exc. shape. 36500 DAVE & ALLAN 635-3505 635-7158 Firm. Ph. &lS.TM,Ior view at For Sale: 1973 2 bdrm. YOUR FRIENDLYCONV[HIENCE STORE 4/25 Park Ave. (p&13S) mobile home 12x34 Includes 8x14 IOEY shack. NI ap- 11r/3 Suburban GMC ~ ton pliances. $10,000firm. Phone with optimal 9 passenger • 13-27T/after 4 pm for ap- lint, 350 vg, PB, PS, AT. palntmont to view. (plO.lOS) Terraoe Elootronio Repairs Ltd. GLACIER Clann and In very ~ood cord., even some rust. S3S00 For Sale: 1975 14x70 Manco SERViR6 TERRACE& KITIMAT L. ..~ 4411Leslie AttiRe O!30. Ph &12.M29. (p3.10S) mobile home, unfurnished, set up and skirted In local re~/,"~ AUTHORIZED 1977 Ford F150 Ranger. trailer park. Phone 635.9736. SERVICE A ,,_,~Y~" Terll=l,i.|; :: (ctfn.4.9.79) ~e DEPOT Light green with white t.~ Phlllps, Magnavox, Zenith ~ , ~)t'~J sanopy. 400 CU. In. motor, Sanyo, Toshiba k.7 auto trans., 35,003 ml. Air 1974 12)(66 Deluxe Diplomat qO" conditioning and carpeting. mobile home. Will sell un. Mon.-Set.- 9 a.m.. 6 p.m. .Gi A Complete Glass and Michelin steel belted radials, furnlahod. 2 bdrm., bullt In Friday -- 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. PS, PB, fraller hitch and chlns cabinet, ralsod llvlng 4623 LakeS, ~U4S@ ~', Aluminum Ser~ee wlrlr~, duel tanks. SS,750. rm. wlth Imltetlon fireplace :Phone 433.~222 and ask for set up and skirted In Pine Olff. (p3-7S) Park. To view phone 638.6429 FREIEa " Ready Mix Cunorete, send, Gravel, TopSoil, Drain after 6 or 635-3213days. (c7. ROck, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bagsof Cement, "~" For Sate: 1977 Ford ~ ton 13S) Q tA Yard C~crete Ml~er Available for Rent. 4x4 In excellent shape. Auto,. PS, PB. Phone 53&644Z (pS- ,66, RECREATIONAL TERUC[ HOTEL GIFT CEMFICAUS w, DELIVERSATURSAYS VEHICLES .. For these Items PHOHI i , F.J,H. NIAOY MIX BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS I 21 foot winterized travel "k i0ar tooth , bear claws trailer. 2 years old. Exc .k w01f teeth , beaver teeil ~ ~~U j' ~~:'- " I ...... cord. Ph ~13-3,L%. (p10-19S) * moose or deer'antlers (slngleor pair) WE ALS~VK;E & REPAIR ALL YOUR | • ~ HOME BRUNSWICK PRODUCTS, l 1Or= ft. camper In good condition. Features Include Pi~t "Off I~mRt 'n~d i 3213 KALUM STREET I propane stove w-oven, STAN D lrhorldllll I TERRACE.B.C. PHONE635.2473 ' propane frldge, propane I TENDING furnace, sleeps four and has : CONTRACTS ;eliot. Asking 52500. For Sealed tenders for the more Information call 636. Plumbing. Heating. Commerclll fmrvlclng 'following stand tending 1413after 5:30 pm. (pAllS) Residential. Industrial • SpKhillzlng Den FlfflnO :¢onlra¢l(s) wlll be received and Sheet Ill ShOp : , !by the Regional Manager, For Sale: 1977 31 ft. STARBOARD 'Ministry of Forests, Prince Wilderness travel trailer. :Rupert, B.C. on the dates 39,003. View at Reel inn TACH YACHTS Charlie Belanger ~hown below. Motel, Hwy. ld W. Last PLUMBING & HEATING LTD." : Contract ST 1031-1-1 CR trailer on left. (ctfn-5-9.79) •located 6 Mile Creek, Ranger 21' t% 3%JUAI%I, ' 'Unique hthroum Boutique' DIIdrlct Kltwlnga, Number For Sale: 19/5 Jayco tent i & Accessot'ies 4434 LAKELSI AVENUE -of hocfIrOS 1.1. trailer with canopy. View at Viewing data Sept. il, 1979, 4710 Loen. (c3-7S) ::leaving Ranger Station at 9 : 63 :3HOO' P,O. Box 334 PHUNE 43&9319 a.m. TERRACE, B.C. VBG 4gs OR d&~4rJ~O For Sale: tent trailer, soft InstaU I service hi, Weed & al Fer'allese NOTE: Viewing of the top, aloepa five, canvas In stand tending site prior to good condition. Asking $400. s "mA~rnlHIng a tender for this Call 638-1641. (pS-13S) • contract II mandatory. Oeadllne for receipt of CUlrI tenders Is 1:30 p.m. Sept. 19, 67, SER¥ICES~, i I Wayside Groceries ' 1~. cleaners Ltd, 4711-G Keith Ave. FOR THE BEST :. Tenders must be sub. cl lJ,@l 1% INCORPORATE SUEDE AND LEATHER miffed on the form and In the ~o,r friendly ('onvenienee store QUICK-INEXPENSIVE CLEANING esuetopas supplied which, Obtain your Incorporation C©-©P with particulars, may be over the phone - fast. For HOURS: 3 LOCATIONS obtained from the Forest more Information call Self. 3224 Kalum Street,Terrace Ranger(s) Indicated or from Counsel Servlcas, the law Natural Foods-- Books-- Local Crafts 4404 Legion Avenoe and Mini Mall the Regional Manager, Weekdays 7:30 am - 12:30 am , (Next to Mr. Mikes) office of JackD. James, ANYON E CAN SHOP AT DELIGHTS... Ministry of Forests, Prlnue M.B.A., LL.B. toll free 112. Rupert, B.C. ~.3035 (In Vancouver ONLY/~EMBERS GET DISCOUNTS weesee~s 10:00 am - 11:00 pm 635-2838 Ths lowest or any tender Ares col! 986.3366~. ,(affn..F) ~ nscasearlly be ac ii This' call for tendsr Is under the hlrma of the Canada British Columbia Hay for sale: In storage. Top intensive Forest quality. Alfalfa, brome, Jl "" Manepamont Agrsemsnt. timothy mix. Gov't tested. (Ib10S) Average protein 10 percent. :B&6 ! C & H IndustrialLtd. Cleaning Ph Dick Redman at 84&5288. (c10-19S) \r~~L -wvm'w''b'TD,. II ~ "WE TRAVEL -- YOUR HOURS" HAY FOR SALE Mutt SOIl: Diplomat 12)(68 ~.es per bale. MIn. delivery II : Steam Cleaning 0nd Pressure Washing mobile home. Furnished or 40 bales. High alfalfa con. Ic,~ ,,,~ I ,~,,L D -- ...~-~o-uL: I I Y 2701 Sootl Kalllm St. unfurnished. Many extras. tent. Can be seen at 3347 I ~]hJ''''J'J/U i0LD LAI[£LS(~ t~Rn ~'/9~" I~D0~- i, I 635-61H ,~ Plmw 6DB-16D4ev 635-DS4S Con be Been by appointment gofoed Dr. (p-7,13,14,2.0S) rely. Ph &M.35SSafter S pm. (pS-12S) I 1~1~ 3 BR NHhu trailer Herald .133(51. ~x40 finished IoeY /shack (heated). Asking 01aaelfiBds 17300. Ph 635-6251 for ap. Call us at 635.635T • 9 to 5 polntmmt to view. ioS-13S) 136-116! I llll