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VOLUME 72 No. 111 20 c THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1978 I Liberals Up Mixed reaction to poll findings OTTAWA (CP) Lil)eral Graham seid he is plussed but added that he would like The Liberal party is rendy "You have to have contin. MPs took an Ltold.you-so the Liberal party appears to to see the Liberals with a for an election whenever geney plans for everything attitude today to opinion have regained political substantially higher lead Trudeau ealis it--later this from month to month." polk showing their party momentum.. "You feel a before an election is called. fummer, next fail or next Lincoln Alexander, Con- with a slight edge over little more comfortable." spring, the senator said. Opposition Progressive Conservative leader Joe On May II, Trudeau an- servative MP for Hamilton Canfervatives.n Clark said the poll left him Bounced there would be no Trudsau has until next • West, said: "The only prope~ But spokesmen for both undisturbed. summer election after pells July before he is forced by poll is the one on election the major parties declined to Asked what he felt about showed his party tied with law to call an election. day,". attach much importance to the Liberal edge, Clark Conservatives and trailing in Gallup Poll results, which replied: "I hope the prime some key voting areas. Graham said the volatility show Liberals with 43 par menister believes that and Did he make a mistake? o~ the polls makes it im- cent of the decoded vote, calls an election." "Who knows?" said possible to have any long- Canfervatives with 39 par Before the pall reeults Graham range political plane. cmt and the New were released, th.~e were l~ocratie .Party with 15 rumore in both Lih~rai and per cent. Vonservative i~urtius that "The volatility of the polls the latest opinion sampling $600,000 grants to is Just incredible," said would show the opposition Senator A! Graham, Liberal party with a substantial party president as he looked lead. P.6. and Pr. Rupert over a copy of the latest , DIDN'T BELIEVE IT VICTORIA (CP) -- The (DREE), said Wednesday. Ltd. of Prince Rupert for results. However Liberal MPs said federal government has The minister said in a plant expansion. Although the there was today as the entered their given nearly $600,000'in news release that $495,000 little change in the standings weekly caucus meeting that grants to firms in Prince was given to Prince George Lussard said the brewery the two major parties-- they never believed the George and Prince Rupert, Breweries Ltd. to assist in has been in, receivership last month they were tied rumors. B.C., Marcel Lessard,. the purchase of a brewery since January, 1976, and has With 41 per cent of the "I never seufed we were federal minister of region.a.I and a grant.of $I06,-000 went not operated on a regular decided vote--the estimated behind," said Liberal MP economic expansion to J. S. McMillan Fisherh,~ basis siuce then. mmher of undecided voters ch'oppod to 27 per cent from Grey).Crawf°rdDouglas (Bruce- Lea raps lawyers ~9 per cent of the 14.5-mil- State Secretary John finn-member electorate., Roberts echoed the. theme, ' Kitimat

' for "Ripoff" fees Bear. Scare VIcToRIA (op) - The New Democratic Lea told reporters later •Graham Lea (NDP--Prince Party ~ explained that. that the government should Members of a St. An- repeat'of this lnoldentSteve Rupert) accused lawyers when home-buyers obtain a consider setting up an office thony's grade six gym class asks that anyone spotting a and mortgage companies of mortgage, the mortgage to carry out conveyances for were more than excited by bear contact the RCMP at being in collusion in an at- company often stipulates a nominal cmarge. the siting of a bear adjacent 632-7111, or Steve at 632-2706. tempt to take money from that the conveyance be done Gardom stressed that to their school yard Tuesday It is important, he explains hame-bnyers on conveyance by a lawyer, even though the there is no law preventing an afternoon. The class wan that the bear be Identified at charges. ' law doesn't call for such a individual from doing his immediately taken inside the time of siting. Lea told the legislature procedure. own conveyances. and police despatched to the If a bexr prenunts a serious during debate of Attorney- Lexlmtd tliatouce lawyers Lea said that" only holds site but the bear had already hazard it is relocated by way General Garde Gardom's ~ngiventhejob, theyturnit true if a p~son uses cash to dactded'to relocate. .~ a live trap. No bears have Terrace r~creatloh director Phil Stewart Jumps for the new skateboarding in the arena, budgetary estimates that the over to their staff, and then buy a house. More on page 2. Auxiliary conservation been relocated in Kitimat yet effect is compounded by the over-charM for the work ~fficer Stove Bell learned of rids year. fact that most lawyecs don't dane. Kitimat the slung and checked the The enuservatlon officer even do the conveyancee "It's one of the biggest rip- bush area behind the school slreused that the beam are themselves-,they get their ....later.that night but no bear ~.ln.t~ested/:lnvegeta. tim,:....se~.re-Mtlea~o~'~,/~...., ~:, was to be fotmd. " at this timeof )'eke ann poee. ' • ' o., ,o,n, ,, ...... po. U,S, approves A cub was reportedly sam near .the spot last week People seem to instigate PNG says Union .single.~m.t vehicle"accident .police report ata which has brought the fear of much of the problem with . ~11:30 p.m, which caused four bear probl~ts backinto focus for Kitlmat residents. exci,mentdue,fear,It is important, however, domands .xoossive KRimatpersons Generalto betaken Hospital to. North gas line Last year a tragedy no- "that children are aware of and thewreck of a 1969 Ford Burred wh~ a bear mauled a the potential-problem bears ..The following news release statement that the m~llam?,., station wagon. small boy in the Duun Street may cause if provoked, says by Telex was received at the Mr. Geddes, could not make • The' blue .wagon . up- project.. ' area of Kitimat. To avoid a Steve. HERALD office Wednesday: the company move on any of patently left the Dyke .read WASHINGTON (CP) -- Northwest Alaskan Pipeline The U.S. 'Federal Energy .Co. plan as "a definite step The Canadian gas would Pacific Northern Gas said the major issues, 'he con- when attempting a leftturn. begin moving along the today that striking em- tinned. There were six occupants in Regulatory Commission toward the completion of this (FERC) gave conditional project." western section ~ California ployeen of Local 913, In- "In fact: it is the Union the vehicle, four male in 1979 and along the'eastern ternalloanl Brotherhood of juveniles, one adult ~ approval Wednesday to a Northwest wants to import ...... that could not be moye~i, on plan by the K.S. sponsor of up to 1.04 billion cubic feet of leg a year later. Alaskan gas APPOINTED...... Elec~leal Workers were passenger, Paul Tome, and any issues". natural gas a day from Pan- is to begin moving down the .'.VICTORIA - Frederick uolatod regions. making exeeeslve demands the driver, William Mathiss the northern natural gas pipeline to import Alberta Alberta Gas Ltd. of Calgary completed project in 1983. Webb~er of Terrace was I which would place them well O'Shauglmessy 'said. the of 85 Oriole in Kitimat. • The import plan still must ahead of other B.C. Uti]Ry company's "town Police continue to in- gas. as a fundamental step appointed by the provincial VICTORIA The toward" pre-building the be approved by Alberta and cahtuet on Thursday to the provincial, cabinet on work.s. managers" and most 1st line vestigate the cause of the A FERC spokesman de- • scribed the aouroval of the southern legs of the $1.billion the National Energy Board board of the newly Thursday granted antherity "If their dem~*nds' were supervisors had requested crash. of Canada. Northwest plans established Open Learning to the Terraee School met they would have the that they remain out of the to file applications i~ July for "Institute which aims to Distrtct to borrow 11,003,000 highest earnings, in terms of Union, which was certified U.S. approval of sales deliver' educational to improve schools and wngea and fringe benefits, of only last ye0r. However, the contracts for the Alberta gas programs to people in develop school sites, any Utility workers in the Labour Relations Board had Midnite Madness and transportation facilities. " province," said Bob ordered that they be part of ' ACTION SLOWED O'Shau~hnessv. PNG's thebargeiningunit,which..is ' moves to day The import plan originally vice-president and not the practice in most '8 was to have been voted on by Udmerhl Manager. - omer B.C. utilities, the PNG FERC two weeks ago, bit a vote was postponed alter "Many of the Union's • ets contract allegations aremisleading,' Gas service is being The "Midnite Mhdnees" However, a number of Meanwhile, other groups commission officiale MineueIJayM~lnaLtd, of I~timat has been awarded a' but sinee must of them touch maintained by non-striking episode in Terrace enme to a businessmen, including in town are haviag their say questioned the language ill theorder approving the idea. • $194,450contract for float renewal at Wlah Point, B,C. on the matters which are PNG employees, and the close this week when the 4600 those who took part .in the in whether store hours companywishes to aMure its Block Merchants charged in sale, objected to doing away should be extended. The commission ordered a The successful firm submitted the second lowest ot five negotiable it would ~ve no rewrite to clarify the status bids received in response to public iadverditsemehL The purpose to debate them in present customers that the incident appeared in with an hours by.law, so Local Jaycees have come every effort will be made to Terrace court Tuesday. legal action against the out in favor of rescinding the of the gas system.' That bid was g~90,000. public," said rewrite was completed early ' Specifications for the contract, which cldis for the work 'O'Shanghnessy. continue gabs supply, said The 15 merchants wet'e merchants continued. by-law, but only if it is 0"Shaugnessy. summoned to court following The by-law to rescind the replaced by a new by-law. last week, but the com- to be completed by mid-0ctober, were prepared for the mission postpan~ the vote : Department of Fisheries and the Environment by l~bilc The company made a "The company regrets the the after.hours sale in March existing hours by-law was to Jamie Gilham, chairman .number of concessions which was prohibited.by a have received third reading of the Jaycee by-law com- again to give commissioners ' Works Canada. The purpose of the contract is to replace action of the Union and mittee, said the group is time to study the rewrite existing log floats used as a refuse harbor, with 974 m2 duriilg negoti~/tion.s, con- asked for the cooperation of municipal shop closing by- at this Monday's council trary to the Union's law. opposed to "wide-open thorouhl. .treated Umber floats having polystrene floatatien. its customers and the public All 15 pleaded gnilty,'but meeting, but Mayor Dave until the labour dispute is Maroney said local mer- hours" since he .claimed it • . •. ~`~`~.;~:`.:.`:`:~;:`:~;.`~;~;~;`~.`~;~:`:;:~:~`::~:.~;~...... ',,e ~e~...e.5.~..~5..:..~v;~;~;.:~;~;:~::.~.;.;~;.:.~5~;~;....~.~.~.~;~e~e~e;e~e~~.~..~: ~:~';~,;'~~: ".;~;.;.; ~:~:,:~v.z~,_-',-',,":~.~;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;:;.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.=.:.:.:.:e:.:~:e:e:e ;~.,.,,,,,,.~,,.-'.'.'-;'-;: settled," he said. "In parr were not fined for the by-law chants have approached would result in higher costs I Proposal I titular, excavation crews infraction. Instead they council and asked for input passed onto the consumer. I delayed between Vanderhcof and the received absolute into a new hours by-law The Jayceus will be c6ast are urg~ to take discharges, before doing away with the meeting with the local special precautions to avoid Council had t~ken steps to existing one. Chamber of Commerce to I Casslar Telecom. damage to pipelines which rescind the by-law following jointly work but what details mnolcatlons Co,, Ltd., of : r would interrupt gas s~vlee. the "Midaite Madnees" sale, No action will .be taken on both groups would like to see Terrace, a company formed and indicated charges the bydaw until an •in a neW by-law. to put telephones into the It appears the Union has against the merchants would 'agreement is worked out, the A ~nsumers' group will North, has submitted a no concern about the sMety be dropped at that time. mayor said. also be making a preach. proposal to the B.C, Motor of the public nor service to tation to council on Monday Carrier Commission to the public, because it called night. supply telephone service to the strike without discussing "Do it Yourself" The B.C. Government the Dense Lake-Telegraph any arrangements to cope Employees Union, led by Creek area of Northern B,C, with emergency situations," staff representative Roger This area is presently partly said the vice president. Hazardous to. Health Davis, have been conducting served by CN Telecom- a shopl~ers poll to find out munications from Watson Kitimat Kltimat fire chief Bill retrieve a propane torch what shoppers want in terms Lake, Y.T,, and to a lesser Dawson explained to the used on the 'piping,'~ says of opaning hours. degree, by B.C. Tel high Herald that a cause has been Dawson. Although final figdree are frequency radio from "Bream determined in the Ltlleett "Everyone should be not yet in, Davis said "the Vancouver. Street fire last weekend, and aware of the proper poll is very solidly in favor of The proposal would .house" similar offenses have oc. procedures for soldering unrestricted hours." Davis provide telephone and radio curred, or are about to eecur under a house, which in- said. service to the above com- Theatre. buffs in l~mnat because of 'do-it- eludes pu.lling all" adjacent Although store, hours munities. might.want to catch the youreelfers', insulation away fron~ the would still be restricted by Because of a delay in debut of the Kitimat Player's The basement fire at 38 area to be torched' and provincial statutes, the supplying technical and showing of "Dream Lover" Lilloctt on Saturday Was wetting down the immediate municipality would not bs rlnan~ial information at Roy Wilcox Elementary caused bj the occupant'area with a garden hose responsible for enforcement. Caslar has requested the School tonight at 7:30 p.m. atteinpting to solder an which should be left within Instead 'enforcement would B.C. Motor Carriers Com. The play is said to provide outdoor water tap that had the worker's reach' while be left up to the RCMP who mission ot delay the public many laughs as the five been capped-off for the cold working," says Dawson. • rdd~y or may not prosecute hearing, person cast lay the wit out months. Insulation was the The occupant was lucky, offenders. The Motor Carrier for the audience in a apparent material which be only received minor burns A number of communities Commission has, in the past, situation comedy. caught fire, initially, but it could have been worse. within the province have no been helpful. ~in assisting There is an admissior, "The worst part was when Note: '°A smoke detector . Action atTuesday's KitlmatMinor Lacross Novice division game, Moreon pageS, charge for all three municipal by-laws governing their formal application, and the occupant attempted to was not in the house -- but store hours, and merchants the hearing is expected to t~.~y~i!;:.:~:`:~:~:~:~:~:.:~..~:~:~:..~.:.:~::::*:;:;:;::z;:;:;:::;:~::?!~:~.~.~!~;i~i~!.i~.~:!:i:~.i?~:i:i~.i:i~:!.i?i~i:i:i~:!:i:i;i:i~i:i:i:i~i:i~i~. C' q , • , ., . , '. showings: .~hu~day, Friday reach back in the burning the owner has promised to are free to control their own take place sometime In ~i.~i:i:yi:::i::~:::y::::i:i:::::i::..i:i.~:i:::::::i:yi:i:y:::::::#::::::i:::i:~.~..~..T..~..:..~...~:~;:.r;:;~.~;:.:.:.:~:~:.:;:;:.:.:~:.:;:;:.:;:.:;:c~:c.:~.:.:;:.:.:.:.:;:.:~:.:.:.:.:...:~:.:./rod Saturday. rawlspaee basement to purchase one." hours, ~ugust, PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Thursday, Ju.e 8, 1978 , ¢ Hiking .Books Conference on pray ~'~==~'~1~.~ intervieW,However, Dr. Ken Rome, a at the hbrary internatl~alHALIFAX(CP)-Amaior conference ~J_lLi~t.~4[JI, t,~IJ member of the Dalhonsle here later this month on Reye's syndrome, the government funds for a University research team children's affliction _that conference in Canada on a which has done pioneering research project in which work on the syndrome, says During these beautiful summer months y0u spawned the spruc~ bud- the blRC has declined to may want. to get a little off the beaten_ trsck. worm spray controversy, Canadians are continue grants toward the will be partly sponsored by acknowledged world leaders Terrace offers some of the most spectacular is unusual but not un- research and his group may scenery to be found anywhere, but if you really the United States National have to seek help abroad, in Health Institute at Bethesda, precedented, Dr. James R~burgh of the Medical the same way it secured U,S. want to see it at its best you'll have to work a bit Md. Reseerch Council of Canada money toward the con- for it.. ference. If you're in to h'~g and want to ~ow where ~'he use of U.S. federal MP.C, said Wednesday in an the trails are, or if you're new to it and w~nt to get.prepared to go, your public library is the place to come.for the i~.ormation. We have a number of books about.:hikingand all of them are to be found in the 796 section of the library. Some of the notable ones include.' Not listed in our The New Complete Walker by Colin Flet~er. 'I Thi's -hiker's.bible "includes just about, everything yo~ could conceivably want to. know about ~r ~* S'O'Tel Blriii°rY' 11 hildng, including all of your equipment need. Highway 16 construction at Kwinitse, about 45 miles west of Terrace. , ' . . ' .;. The Complete Beginner's Guide to Back- pac_king b_y Richard B. Lyttle. This is. another book which will tell you how to choose, your equipment, basic survival sld!ls for the trail, and all little extras that will make for an •enjoyable Free arena skateboarding ::: We 're"-" "'"'"'"Y T°"" ""T" ' """ trip. i!i! BOYOSeODV S,OP. ,s.,,.0 The Wflderoess Handbool~ by Paul Petzoldt. i:il SkatchoardHeaven' equipment is neeeenary. The possibillty ofaskatchoard L/stedo,-,,xo,,,,,,o.,,-,,, ~i~;. Here is abook for those who want to get off the The Terrace Recreation equipment must be elbow photo contest is also being i::: main trails and head _straight for the bgsh. In- Department has opened the and knee pads as well as examined. cluded.are climbing techniques and advice about arena to the public for free gloves, a helmet, and run- skateboarding on the mrs. Due to the good weather Here! Free -..for ON E month courtesy of TH E first aid. beautifully smooth surface The course includes a attendance at skateboarding : DALLY HERALD The Best About B~l~pacldng ed{ted by Denise of the multi-me building this speed ramp, (about five feet times has been low but e Van_ Lear. Here is another book _for back- Week. high), kick ramps, a small recreation personnel packers, one _t~t "mclud.es everyt]dng from' The arena is not only jump ramp and a high jump estimate this to change as If yOU wish your Business Phone 63§-63§1 recily~_to advice a-hout hiking in bad weather. hosting skateboarding but where the rider goes over the word spreads and clouds listed for your customers please call rollerskating (admissior and the board goes under a cover. J: ,~..~Also included is alis ting 9f many organizations charged) as well. Thursday, wooden bar. interested in backpacking and wilderness (tonight) the skateboarders The slalom course is the preservation, have the floor from 2 to 5 highlight of the show. Trails to T{mberline by Einar BI~._ Tlds- {s the p.m. The rest of the over 20,000 essential volume _for would be _hiker~ in the After this week all sport square feet of space is tmthusiasts will be charged devoted to freestyle bear. Terrace area'. Inch~ded are descriptions and admission. (ling: • maps of about 50 different trails in our area. Recreation director Phil The recreation depart. Photographs are included as well as easy-to- Stewart explains that due to ment is also trying to have a follow directions on how to get to the start of each the hard surface of the arena skateboarding film night and and speed that inay be built the first annual skateboard trail. champlonship~ The . Reme_mber too that your l{brary has m_ore than up in this sport safety • just books. We also have' the topographical maps for this area so you can get a good look at where , a space-saving you're going. Good hiking everyone! Roller Skating recliner that Kitimat Queens Schedule actually moves DISTRICT OF TERRACE to appear PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT automatically! TERRACE ARENA ROLLERSKATING' SCHEDULE: mmm Miss Kitimat, Carrie Paul, June 29 the conteetsnis, May '6th to August Tth will he surrendering her along with the judges, will be Monday 7:30pro- 9:30pro. Skateboard crown July i to the ad- holding a fashion show in the Tuesday 4:00pm- 6:63pm Rollerskating judicated winner 'of this Mount Elizabeth Secondary Wednesday 7:30pm- 9:30pm RoIlerskatlng years'.,cootest of Queens. School cafeteria at 7:30. The Thursday 4:00pm-6:00pm Skateboard :': ThiS Sunday the Queen. affair is open to thepublin Friday 8:00pm. U:00pm Rollerskating Wall.A.Matic, • ~ contestants will be-meeting •, and .there will be an ad- Saturday , 2:00pm-5:00pm' Skat~heard with escorts and parents for mission charge. Sunday " 6:30 um-9:30om Rollerskatin~ a short familiarization Also at the fashion show Prices: Children Teens Adults session. This meeting is will be talon judging and RollerskatingAdmission 60cents . $1.00 $!.00 Sits inches from the wall. sponsored by Alton, who bake contest. The goodies in Skate Rental , 50cents 35 $1.00 Gently touch the Leisure have traditionally aided the • the contest will be raffled SkateboardAdmiesion ' 60canis $I.00 $1.50 :~ Queen contest. immediately following the I,eyer... it glides out " Members of the Miss adjudication with proceeds I • .itimat committ4~e, alderman going hack into the Queen automatically! Fran Buschert, Jeanne contest, (the baking wiif be IBEI)SIrRL~$ Monaghan, Don Stewart, raffled, not the ladies). Heather LoveR, Nancy Kitimat PHncees, Anna McManns and Elgin .Maria Galamini, will also he i" Hearicks have chosen the surrendering her crown on Reclineseffortlessly to an three judges for this years' July1 at the Queen's Ball. A infinite number of positions. contest but are unable to Miss Prince Rupert and her identify them to insure their Princess will provide the Features Pontiac's exclusive 'unbiased opinions. talon for the Queen's Ball. safety-glide bar and The contestants will be The public is asked to appearing at different support the Miss Killmat adjustable footrest!. functions before the actual contest by providing Queen and Princess are audience and attendance at crowned, thevarinuspublleflmctinns. Welders' meeting ld up and it automatically Nurses shocked An oponmeetingof the welding contractors, back inches from the ring-ris Canadian Welding Seeiety fabricating shop personnel, Choose from many by will be held in Room 107 at and individual welders. Northv~est Community Further information may "ics and colors to suit College, Terrace on June 13, he obtained by contacting Lr needs. Your choice of Following is an RNABC the hospital to say they h~ve, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. Emll Marehand in Terrace statement on the ter- withdrawn cooperation, and All interested people are (635-6511)or Joe Slaanina in ing ... Early American, minstions of three of flze five we do not understand the invited to attend, including Killmat (632-6311). Jitional or Contemporary. clinical directors of nursing referenco to "fundamental at Vancouver General philosophical dlffercocea" Hospital, the senior as a reason for the firings. If management level ira- anything is fundamental, it DIESEL STATIONMEOHANIO mediately below director of is that employee ter- required by nursing, minations should follow Yesterday's firing without proper notice and that e'O. HYDRO notice of three clinical employees should receive LOCATION: 479" directors of nursing at reasons in writing. That has Vancouver General Hospital not happened in this case. Terrace, B.C. is shocking, but not entirely RNABC's legal counsel will surprising. It is actions of be advising the three clinical DUTIES: ,this ki~ki-and what they directors on poosible courses Our Ntechanlcs. ere required i0 undel:take the mean to patient care-that of action. maintenance, overhaul and repair of diesel RNABC wants to discuss at a. electric generating units throughout our North Fathers Day Speoiais meeting with the full VGH Meanwhile, if there are Coast Reglon, requiring travel by Ilgh.t aircraft Board of Trustees. fundamental philosSphical to remote generating sites. This peslflon also • These terminations differences, we see the best Involves the maintenance and repair of two 28 demonstrate that the way of resolving them as the M.W. gas turbine engines and two small Hydro. existing VGH administrative forum desired by both this electric site;. Kroehler.Recliner 159" structure is, in fact, unstable association and B.C. Health and ineffective. They show Minister Bob McClelland: a QUALIFICATIONS: clearly why nurses working meeting between RNABC Applicants must be certified Journeyman at the hospital have little or and .the VGH Board of Mechanics and have a background In the repair no faith in that structure Trustees. We are ready to and maintenance o~ diesel electric generating •La-z-boy Rocker, Recliners 32400 It is the view of this discuss professional sets. Experience In gas turbine maintenance association that the three philosophies there, and to, would be an asset. clinicpl directors have presmt proposals for a more foUowLkl proper chaanels of effective administrative WAGES: communication within the structure to deliver safe S11.68 per hour. S.C. Hydro benefit package hospital., It is inaccurate of nursing care. ' Includes the following: Ohoioe from over 40 Chairs '1 - three weeks annual vacation (In first year), shorter work 'year provision (additional B.C. gas could seventeen.paid days off per year), dental plan, pension, group life in~urnace, etc. rise three cents Please apply In writing, stating personal details, t education, and experience to: ' VANCOUVER (CP) -- Norman G_ishL.cha!rm.an of • British Columbia motorists ine B.C. Energy Corn- would have to pay an e~tra mission, said Tuesday. Manager, Admlnlstratlve Servlces three cents for every gallon HeWas commenting on the, B.C. Hydro and Power Authorlty t of gasoline if the province B,C. government's brief to 5220 Kelth Avenue \ were denied Alberta crude the National Energy Board Terrace, B,C. oil and local refineries had to which was delivered to VSG 4RS rely principally on imports, Ottawa Monday, THE HERALD, .Thur~;day. June 8, 1918, PAGE 3 Beer still Goose nest halts loaders VANCOUVER tCP) -- A settled in for an hour.long Two NHB officers dam- Canada Goose lost its brood coffee break. bared down a rope ladder to the barge, deposited the eggs to the Stanley Park zoo "There were 20 to 25 men flowing' unnTuesday and Vancouver in a cardboard container and and one of them ~otlced the j harbor workers fear they'll with a crane operator's belp nest," said Corporal Jeff VANCOUVER i~P) -- before negotiating with the lose a flock of feathered lifted the eggs to the Cruickshank of NHB Police. freighter. They scurried off Beer continued to flow from other breweries, while the • friends--because a group of "There were a few i~unters the production lines of four Brewery Employers Lal~r pongshoremen refused to to the zoo incubator and the and fishermen among them longshoremen ended, their Britisb Columbia breweries Relations Association sought step around a nest of goose who knew it was illegal to today as the beer companies to have negotiations with eggs, work stoppage. touch a Canada Goose nest "Damned if one of the eggs held off their threatened Molson's and Labatt's first The longshoremen spotted and its contents." lockout of union workers. on the agenda, Bore said. didn't hatch ennroute," said a six-egg nest at one end of a Cruickshank. Many local pubs were Breweries' spokesman barge on the North Van- The federal Migratory reducing operating hours Eric Harris said the com- Bird Convention Act says Waterfront Terminals couver waterfront Tuesday manager Dave McGowan, and houses which sell panies have not yet decided morning, The barge was tied offenders are liable to six Curling draft were serving When to take'lockout action. monti)s in jail, a $500 fine, or whose company owns the up alongside a freighter, on barge, said Canada Geese only bottled beer as a strike John Langley, union which the longshoremen both. at ,the Carling O'Keefe business agent, said the have a special love for + / were to load 350 tons of paper Cruickshank contacted barges. brewery here continued. brewery workers are ex- rolls• various wildlife agencies and Beer was in short supply at pecting ct at any time. Tbe barge, he said, had •-.o But they saw the next first was finally put in touch with bee~ loaded and liquor stores as customers He said there in a good ~ and wouldn't work. They Larry Lesaje, curator of tried to stock up. Citizen chance some of the workers unloadedntwice since the - called in the Nationa! Stanley Park zoo, who nest was discovered about hand radio operators here at Lahatt's and Molson's will Harbors Board Police and agreed to take the eggs. were providing a running refuse t, leave ff they are the end of April. ennunentary on the locked out. n movement of deliverx trucks "They are very upset," they trailed from the said Langley. "They feel creweries. there's been no bargaining Meanwhile the B.C. Labor with their companies so why Relations Board has should they respond to a Ford of Canada's Distinguished Achievement Award was presented to Terrace Totem scheduled a hearing for lockout." Ford this.week. This fs the highest Ford award to dealerships in recognition of "superior tobay on a union complaint The union says that a • dealer operation." The award is presented to dealers who are above average in all areas that the breweries' lockout lockout at Labatt's and :+of their operation. Above left is W. L. (Buzz) Keatlng, assistant regional manager of the notice is illegal. Molson's would be illegal Pacific Region Office of Ford of Canada prese~nts the award to. Bill de Jong, president Membere of the Canadian because no eoptraet and owner of Terrace Totem Ford. Union of Uncted Brewery, negotiations have taken I Flour, Cereleal, Soft Drink place. and Distillery Workers are The mein issue in the on strike at Carling and face dispute is the union's refusal lockouts at Labatt's and to negotiate with the newly- RCMP barn burning, theft Molson'f in Vancouver', formed employers' Lahatt's brewery in Victoria association. and the Columbia brewery.in The association has not. Creston, B.C. bees accredited and the' called criminal by Cobb Tbe breweries' lockotfl union wants to bargain in- +notice expired at 11a.m. dividually with the By GERARD McNEIL Cobb sixnyears ago was Cobb said the communique Tuesday. breweries. OTTAWA (CP) -- The officer in charge of the was htsown idea. Run Bone, LRB vice.chair- Langley said there is no burning of a barn and a security service unit in- "I executed it almost man said the two days of way the union will negotiate dynamite theft by members volved in the two incidents, e~tirsiy myself." informal talks at the labor with Lahatt's and Moison's of the RCMP Security RC1VIP headquarters was board failed to resolvethe before trying to nettle the Service in May, 1972, were The 47-year-old Mountie not informed that it was a dispute because the parties strike at Carling O'Keefe's, "clearly criminal acts," took full responsibility for fake. This did not become couldn't agree on which "Okr .people on strike get ChiefSupt.DonaldCobbsaid issuing a fake terrorist public until Francis Fox, round of negotiations should the first priority," he said. Tuesday in testimony before communique in Decomher, then solicitor-general, he tackled first. "Their contract ran out first a royal commission into 1971, urging extgemistS to disclosed it six months ago• COULDN'T AGREE (Dee. 31, 1977). and after RCMP wrongdoing, violence. The communique was The union wanted to that, our next priority is with issued a week ufter Pierre bargain with Carling's Columbia at Crestnn." Vallieres called upon • ( N • . • ~ terrorists to set aside violent methods and work fo# in. d d .onwc[lon ot cop dependence through Han lcappe ' • • peaceful political means. " .th killer upheld ,dl , ,,,, t, anges you w=o~v=+,-~e wrong or n~iscarri f _ _ British Columbia Court of justice had necurred?ge ' o •1~ I~ .~.~ .,Mm ~ -- ,,,-~.,M,,~ : .B. --', Appeal on Tuesday upheld MacKay was killed on II • II IIIWI".I'~ ~t/ the conviction of Elery Nov 2, 1974, fallowing a Shaek save ...... f ._ .. . ,~ $ '~ murder of a Delta, BC station ' VANCOUVER (CP) -- was a student, said there is "-li"--'an " " "

pulling together to help send The 360 students at the u ~ e ..... me Court of the Long drove to his home and °+a Ganges, r='d"=B.C. youth " school have been=+ =d"en- ~g~derofStaffSgt+"" when""°w'°' Staff Sgt. 'he MacKayd'+"'e' FATHER" ~ stricken by cancer to thusiastioabout raising, RonaldnEdward MacKa~ arrived at the house in u~i.v,ei'sity this falI.~ ~+ ~! ~ ~i :m~F ' f01,~ the ~ ~nd, M~: ,ann sen,=.eedto ~.~ han.~i~. response to a call aheut the - i'~.~h school students, Whirter eaid, Ameng~.':~l~:~,.a~i=oo ~,~.~'+ dispute at the service ~.~i .... --toA~ers, lneM busineesmm fund raising schemes 5avb"'mut",~ =o.~"'~i~'~o.~'=~ow" i"s station, Long appeared at UJ~Y ~ R:~"~"t~.TRC;~,9,~,P~c~e~o~i'~a~,~e~Reg. 189.95 unds~vicedubshave set up been ear washes, grass serv~'~-" ~"llfe ter"Gm with a thedoorwitha shotgun in his s,,m,v on all 40 =h ...... tchable a b=~ fund for Michoel ontt~.as,~eanetionanda ~m of 26 ve~'~ before hands. ~ .~7.:~,'o~:~,~+o%~',::~;?,,':o:°:,~' i[~]li[~i95 WelIs, t9, whoseleftlegwas rMfle, withprizo#anpplied heiseli.iblefo~...arole` Long grabbednMacKay by .... amputated May 23. by local shopownere. The ~ee a.,~"~l court the lapel with l~is left hand, SPECIALS - M ~,.,~,° +°-++++, '+ "I think it's absolutdy Mrs, Wells said Michael, 'ud"es in aVV~ud~inent still holding the shotgun i~ ( ~~ marvellous," Michael's who' may be fitted withan ~vrit~ten'by JustiCe E E his right hand, put the ~: • mother, Johunie Wells, said artificial limb, should be m-Vonn r,~ected def'e'nces muzzle of the weapon in- in an interview. "Everyone able to cope with university ,~ o.,,,;''--"~.+'~'.a a,.,,.~.o..es,, tonMaeKay's stomach, ~,,==~,,= 1/2Price just sort of ,rallied round." life despite his handicap. :'.,~n~;'~,.~'~"~.,,.,,"--'ho"~'the pulled him hack and forth ~V~ Mrs WelissaidMichael's "He's an immensely ~o"=o~.'~L,~';~r'~.'~;'6'~;.+'o..+';,.andtoldthe oliceman to get i~~_.~ [~-~LI~ • has ~eamed for years of strong person and he,,hns a ~t~IacKay an~l"to'sl~oo"t off his pro~;ty. - +40 AM/m P0Cm- attending Simon Fraser lot of determination, she him ...... Ur.:versity to eurol in the said. "If anyone can pull • . . Mackay ms. not take ms " .,..'-,,;-,.' ...... throuoK he can" Justice Hinkson, while hands fro= ins lx~kots and I~ Sized Portable •..=,.-,~,~.~,.;,=a.=.,~. ,~,.o, Mi,'h'-'e] was ~ .... +,.,, finding there was, told Long to "settle down," I'-~E~'.soc--I | ~ ~~ ~e~. 17.95 -+ '~'~"-'~"~';";-'-'~-':'~ ='"'~'~"'=" ~""~'~i .... "'+'~''''~"r ''~ misdirection by the trial A muffled shot was heard ~~,T'~'~:~,~,~;~'~ °' ' A.., c.k~z ,.,k=,.,= ~tl.d,,o=! Ik~=ni~'=lhere " ~ m r~pec¢ m co - aria ~ae~ay snunpcu ,~., ...... ,, ...... v .... Sisteat statements made by towards Long on the porch. I M~I[qM ~ ~:~i!! O.-- j Ear] Long. twin hrother of According to evidence, n slereoRams i ~ °°"'"~° - ='='~, o ...... ~' 1 • 1 Elery, upheld submissions o~ Long carried the policeman ~-- ..ooo++vj.,,k.~•,,%jj.q.,, o..~L~J.J. ~+oo I.I.k~ 'Oppe+n 1 that+ no" substantial+e" wife+++.++" t o g e t an ambulance. TaPe"+"PiayoP $ • • . ' Realistic Modulaire'" -8 -- a lot of entertainment Reg. 169.95 i ve,0--

wouldbe sh S In gl e lottery =====+=a 1___ 995 OTTAWA (CP) -- Both WOULDHAV GHT. Power Meter []i Canadian and U.S. But within a specified zone Realistic APM.t00 corthnuously Save:10 monitors oulpu, of stereo negotiators have agreed to on either side of the benn- amphflet or tece,ve~ Responds 1o sharing oil and gas , dary, each country would proposal short peaks to help otevenl I~D Calculator ovetdnvlng svea~ers Dual reelers discovered in a yet-to.he- have the right to purchase at read 0 or 8 ohms Easy hook.up 26.95 REGINA ,(CP) -- A With only one lottery, com- With 4-Key Menmry parallels speakm leads 169s determined zone of the off- world prlees 50 per cent of proposal to conduct a single petition would be eliminated 42.2100 shore boundaries between any resource production "lottery in Canada and and there could he a 34.95+, the two countries, from the other's territpry. eliminate competition• mutuallyestablished 2495 But a spokesman for the A spokesman for the Radio Shack EG-256 it a among lotteries will be national and provincial hand|ome, cheque.bOOk size external affairs department energy department says that ¢llCuf|lof Performs square roots. discussed at a meeting of purpose for lottery proceeds, ~tcenls. si n change+plus Ihe 4 +] says the agreement must be in another move related to blSlC atllghmellc functtons Save provincial ministers Shilliagton said. Overflow and memory tnd,cafo~a/ Wiltt 3 silver OIIdO b~liet*e9 and @pproved by the two'the heundary dispute, the responsible for lotteries LorD-Canada is scheduled blldold tale. 65-625 governments before it could 'government has allowed a Wednesday and at a federal-~ to end in 1979, following the become effective, one-year moratorium on- provincial meeting Thur- noffshere exploration per- end of the obligation to the RIP-'I~I~ '' And, hesays, the reference mlts. sday, it was announced to- Olympic deficit. Therefore, Dlgllal Alarm Clock, to the zone only would come day. Shillington said, this is an ve Under the permits, in a package dealing with all Both meetJ~@ will be held appropriate time to]ay plans lit lie clock WiIh itsl~asv-lo.loaO sotl- companies are required to 1,1 d,gtls ~ Has 24 houl alarm s¢,tl,ng Reg "offshore boundary disputes here, for the future. Rolahng alarm tlme.dlum IS 0lVl0Pd carry out certain levels of by++, t0.mlrlulO ...... iflf(~t~als FOI t2OVAC 17,95 1295 Ned Shillington, Saskat- 63.8H between the two countries, exploration and develop- ill ! ,3o chewan's culture.and youth He said be would like to see ...... including fisheries. , mint spending 'or face the _ minister, said+ there is a single lottery operated by If no agreement can' be danger of losing theirnrights concern about proliferation the provinces and based on negotiated on the other to the land. of the types of lotterles and the principle of using funds matters, the Offshore Companies have been the amount of money being for those programs in each resources proposal might i~luetsnt tenspend money In spent on advertising, dh. province. Distributioi~ of 095 never be referred to the two offshore areas under plication of organization and funds would be the ~,1 ~,g~ respective governments, the dispute, leading to the the possible duplication of responsibility of each spok~man said. danger they would lose their benefits, province. The spokesman said the Canadian permits. Save proposal, negotiated last The. department official fall, hans limited scope and said the moratorium allows would not affect the the firms to safely put off '$30 of ea~ country • any spending, in the areas VERSATILE. L_-=~_EA" zsVx~ I i~'isdi°ti°nterritowIts own after a such as Georges Bank off the CompactAM/FM 81 boundary line is drawn. East Coapt. Fds i+~tuIh~ +J~l~h el mo$1 foreign cAf~ na~ ,ll~u ,ou DT100 ' m~n 5ilpft ~p~cing ThoBwallslateoamOllhelw,llt~t +, ,,.==o...... Da~ o~tlo ~ al-IlOnlL, hdellt y quahly in h4S car FOr t2 unr. .... , ...... A..,.-. ~ ...... 109.95 1_'2~ i RADIO SHACK'S POLICY ON ADVERTISINe ITEMS ,~:,/, ,~: :::', ;;.' ?. ,,:~::.,.':..~.:;::,; ,,';.: ,, ;...;..., ,., :.,., ,.. ,. t :..,,;,,,,:,.,,..;,;,..,, ...... :.;.'7,.'..,:.;';:,~:",..y; . TI~RRAOE []INOR HOOKEY , Here'sa dual-purposemotorcycle to fit almost • Is accepting applications ,for • anyone'sneeds~ Motocross features and design SALE PRICES IN EFI~OT FROM JUNE 5-10, 1018 make the DT100at hems in rugged off-road. REP TEAM COACHES, MANAGERS & TRAINERS terrain. Fully street legal, too, so it's great Reply Box 12L Terrace, B.C. around town. Not a mini, but smaller than a by June'16'. . , full-size Endure, the DT100 is the little bike thars just right. For further information: TOOVEY SERVICE Totem T,V, Centre Lid, Bernie SeNer 'ein Dealer Llcence No, 020]3A 63~ 635,59f0 635-5959' 4607 LakolEe be, 635-3144 or 635.~049 • ,.

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'. , , + i + . PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Thursday, June 8, 1.978 Editorial

Some Jobs for Our Summer Studentswith the arrangement- and so were we, Since Hun~eds of teenqgers will soon be let out of along, .would mean a market of $3,000 on our be happy to pick up a few extra thousand dollars some families go away for months at a. time, High. Schools and upper, grade schools in a few street for a two weekperiod for the 150 homes, by canvassing the homes _along the street, and, Add ano_ther ten...... dollars_a week for a daily, when they get a sufficient number, sub- housethere wouldsitting, seem l.am to toldbe a thatgenuine home market insurance for weeks when the Annual Summer Holidays contracting_ the ~,ork to professional painters descend upon them. In addition, scores more in routine security check, taking in the mail and companies are willing to look at lower insurance any newspapers ~ielivered by mistake, checking and constructio_n workers. They would get their rates for properties that are not left vacant, as their late teens and early twenties will be own fee, for which they would also be expected to !'home" in Terrace and Kitimat when the the house for leaks, open windows, and v/atering well. the plants, feeding the goldfish (if any) etc. - and oversee the work, make sure the.property The '~Home Holiday Care" marl~et, there isno universities close their doors for the annual long owners received only the best of work, and the vacation. there lies another possible $3,000 forths fortnight doubt,.can be a lucrative one for the ambitious, if all the 150 go along with it. (Of course they all owner's interest was properly protected. resourceful, and genuinely responsible. High Many of these young people wil! be "wall~ng There is another lucrative ,market going the streets" of Kitimat and Terra.ce looking for wouldn't- but definitely many would,.) ._ School and university student, Bonding shou!d How nice it would have been to. have come begging, also, but this is even trickier than the be no problem, if.the studentS are serious about jobs that do not exist. In desperation_, some may rest, and would require the most responsible, resort to mischief -vandalism, practical jokes home an_d found the.windows all cleaned, the performing a valuable service for a reasonable floors vacuumed, the car washed, and a number mature students, to properly handle. and other ways t'o burn up their surplus energy Many families, when they go away on their return,. _ and high spirits - as Well as frustration. of odd-jobs done that we had been putting off for Other facets d the same market incl'ude ~ring so long- when we returned! We have been holidays, would have more peace of mind if they for children as "live in" parentS while the true At the same time - during the same.Summer - knew their home was be'rag properly looked after long period, .hundreds_ (more_. accurately, .- looking et the paint on the outside of our home f.or parents are on holidays, and ~ring for older the last couple of years, wondering how much - that is, - was being "lived in". Here is where thousands) of.families will be taking off for their the "house sitter" comes "m,_My•wife and I have, persons (in-laws) when a nusoana ana wsxe warn annual_ vacations', across Canada .and to other longer.we could put off repainting: The ideal to.go on a .vacation. by them~elv.es. These, of would b.e to hire a professional - but very few personally,. "house sat". successfully, in the past lands, closing their homes for periods from two - and paid for the privilege. Desperate for ac- course, require special qualifications that many weeks to six weeks. And many of these -like this appear "mter~ted in a one-house contract -even students may not have - but some do. if we could _afford it. The same with repairs to commodation, i~ a northern city in the Nor- writer - Will be faced with the problem of what to thwest Territori~, we once_'!house sat" for a W_e]l - there it is for what its.worth. Here is a do with the pets - and having to board their cats ~nd gravelling our driveway - which is less than market which could .absorb quite a number of 15 feet long (the last estimate.- for cement - was high school principal's_ spacious (government and dogs at threeto four dollars a day each. - how owned) home - and looked after the family cat. Summer holiday studentS, for a return of to _have their house plants watered, their mail $1,200!) Perhaps some.students who have perhaps $2,000 a month -- if they are willing to gained experience in painting and odd jobs We paid $50 a week for the privilege- and the taken in, their lawns cut, their gardens weeded principal and his family were highly pleased work at it. • and watered~ and, in general - their homes during previous_ summer vacation jobs, - would securely looked after. To .have one small, well-behaved_ (almost) daschund looked after during our vacation has Sooial Oredit cost us ~0, Totting up the number of dogs and .cats, multiplied by. the lowest figure of three Progress Report aoUars a day, I figured there is.a market for_ DID YOU KNOW that "created more new jobs someone with a potential of $5,500 for a two week Lderyour SOCIAL CREDIT proportionately than any period earing for the approximately 150 dogs and )vernment: other Province in Canada, cats, on the one street alone .... The size of the Civil including Alberta, and we I kn_ow I would have gladly paid five dollars a ~rvice this year has grown have the highest im- week to have our small lawn kept in trim.- less , only 19 (.024pereant), and migration rate of the is includes an addition of Provinces, which to a large thanan hour's work a week - a_nd another five for 5oo people from the Van- •degree explains some of our weeding and watering - which, .ff others went rover Resources Board, tmemploymunt picture. ,w attached to the .- More new companies rovh,.'~l Government, as have been incorporated this ell as the staff of 8 year by far than at any ether Oyril Shelford, M.L.A. uniclpal Human Resources time in our history. epartmente also takm into - There are in excess of e Provincial Government. l,~,000 people working in Overlooked. Why? aring the N.D.P.'s term in British Columbia, an all- rice, the Civil Service grew time record. • Reprinted by Request r a total of approximately ' The Province of British ,000, or almost 30 percontl Columbia is the only other In view of the many system to eliminate the The Provincial Budget Province, other than problems confronting the problems that has handed Ls increased by rely 25 Alberta, to continue to in- guiding industry, and the the department so much in ~rccat in 3 years, while the crease its services to people many revelations, con- the past. D.P. increased the Budget and present a balanced cerning irregularitie~ He Imo~vs the inner r over 135 per~_.zt during Budgetat thesame thne. All arising out of the, workings of managing a clr three-year period. other Governments 'are mismanagement of the cabinet portfolio, and Of a Budget of over $4 operating on massive Department of Recreation coupled with the fact he has Ilion, in excess of $1 billies deficits, including the and Conservation as the full conlideace of the going to Health, in excess Federal Government, revealed at the recently majority of the guiding in- $I billion to Education, an - The Provincial Govern- adjourned Inquiry probe--it dustry, he should he per- l.ttme record in Health and meat for the first lime, is is a shame that a man of the sanded to reconsider his dueatlon services. paying full municipal taxes stature of Cyril Shelford has intention of leaving govern- In the past year alone, on Provincial properties, not been utilized to a greater munt service and bring to rovincial revenues only for and also a revenue-sharing extent by the Governmunt hear his considerable ex- te rights to explore for formula has been introduced than he has been up to now, perience and proven ability ltural gas and oil are to the benefit of each by appointing him to a to overcome the problems most $200 million, com- municipal taxpoyer-a first cabinet post. confronting the department lred to the idgh of $27 in Canada. Shel~ord for many years and the guiding industry. dlitonin the bee(year of the prior to entering the polltidal It is unfair that the present .D.P.'s term in office, and arena, had been a guide minister, the Honourahle L7 million in their worst outfitter in the eeatral in. Sam Bawlf should be so ~sr. terior, and knows the burdened with the respon- -- This Province has "problems of the guiding sibilitiesofsev~alportfolios industry at'first hand. at a time when so ~anch of hla "'At least I don't feel any b. lame for the mess the country's in -- I've never voted.'" That a person with his undivided attention is extunsive background in the needed to undertake a New help for guiding industry is allowed program of restructuring of Featherbeddin' in "Fat Oity" to wither oa the vine.in such the department to improve a secondary role as a b~ck- the smwiea "to meet the Ottawa Offbeat hard of hearing bencher is not befitting this challenges of the future. The Simply..to rewrite the "job description" to, man. His knowledge and rebuilding o.f the depicted by Richard Jact~son the qualifications the friend or relative happens Negotiations are un- (250,000 shares at 1 tenth of 1 advice if called upon could game resources and the Ottawa,- 01d s.~ff, _what, thinking of "Fat to possess. derway between Ventora cent per share.) he so valuable in extricating initiation of sound Resources Ltd. of Van- The 'Ports-Tel' equipment the department from the management' policies must City" as a bureaucratic feather~bed, Imprssive what a Httle~inventive ima~nation couver, B.C. and Specialized weighs about 3 pounds and is troubles that has befallen be undertaken, as soon as But bare you ever though of it as even softer can do. Systems Inc., a private Los designed to retail for about that unhappy administration possible. Bawlf has a very and richer than that-as a feather-bed on a Angeles, California com- $300 per unit. It is readily over the last decade or so. good reputation as a capable Comes then. the "quiet shakedown," which pany, for acquisition by portable with a typewriter money-mattress? recently surfaced when a government contractor Ass former minister of the administrator and is cer, Well, ponder it for a moment wldle running Ventora of interests in keyboard and a video Department of Agriculture tainiy a good choice to disclosed that a department with which he did specialized eleetroni{ readout screen and operates under the previous Social restore the, public's con- over the recent catalogue of federal misspen- b~eds expected him to pony up some Ioot_f0r equipment for use in com. when both parties to a Credit administration of fldeace in the Department, cling. public service golf tournaments and other social municatton by the deaf and telephone call have a W.A.C. Bennett, be is in an but unless he can devote his The old st~f- it emerged a couple of -wee~ hard-of hearing. machine and the phone is ideal position to work on a full attention to the problem ago-was the overpayment of. $4 mi!!i'on in affairs. As presuntly negotiated, rested in the eradle~ The new program to restructure there is a critical need for a Unemployment Insurance benefits, with .Em- T~r~ed out i.t htas become.expected "accepted Ventora Resources Ltd. will writer selects any oae of the the preseat Department of knowledgeable man to be at practice," ff in contravention of .the Criminal loan ~g~0,000 to Specialized 1,200 possible cedesthen Recreation 'and Con- the helm who can. I say that ployment Minister Bud C.ullen blithely writing it Code. Systems Inc., subject to types his message and the servation and overhaul the man should be Shelferd: off as ,¢4.z~. t enother human e~ror" with no Ventora successfully ralsng receiver reade the message penalty or_ disciplining _of the bureaucrat who But again,.no penalty, disciplining or even these additional funds by on the screen. made the costly miscalculation. reprimand .for another "human error"-of way of a public share of- Specialized Systems have fering or through exercise of been in operation for Just Oalls for Wolf Oontrol Then there was. the blowing of an. h~tially .iudgment this time" just a mere cease and desist •c/a'runtly outstanding share .estimated $9 million-reduced to an indefinite over one year carrying out Cyril Shclford, the social to the efficiency of the wolf in order from departmental deputies. porchase warrants. Vontora machine design, market Credit member for Skesna, not going beyond the limits unaccounted several thousand dollars-by the Finally out comes the Auditor General with the is to receive return of the tests and initial teat spoke out quite clearly to 'the of eliminating only the weak Fitness and Amateur Sport branch plant of disel~ure to Parliament's.PubÁic Accounts that $500,000 loan at the rate of $5 production. The test models news media recently, on the 'and aged members of a herd National Health and Welfare.. pubh_'cseryants have be~n using the Treasury as per unit sold by Specialized have been produced by problem of wolf population, it Is claimed that Now you've got $19_ million being• shot in bank for interest-freo person~,l loans. Systems anywhere in the Shinwa Digital Corporation depradations on the big to the contrary, it is mostly world. Veatora also receives of Saltan~a, Japan~ The game species. This preblml the healthy animals that are overpayment of bureaucrats.in overrate(i.jobs. The Attditor.General, just beginning a check of the right to joint vunture the contract calls for delivery of is occuring in many sections being destroyed by these • A~d no ?human e~ror" this, but a calculated the books, discovered that employees in six sale of the 'Ports-Tel' at least 1,000 units per month of the province with a predators. fleecing of the public purse. equipment everywhere in starting in June 1978, Shinwa devastating effect to the Who says so? departments .drew some $250,000 in. advance the world except for U,S.A,, can deliver up to 20,000 units In calling for a predator travel funds_for, personal, non-tray.el use,.later Japan and South America. per .month. survival of these animal control program, Shelford We]], Treasury Board 'leases up to the )19 i herds. urged the government to fall making an accotm_ting at.thier own convenience. As a further consideration Regulatory authority Thi~, very controversial million 0v.erpayrnent for overrated public ser- for the loan, Ventora has the approval will have to be :subject is currently oc- hack on the professional vice positions. Since the public service travel accotmt ex- right to buy II percent of the obtained to any agreement cupying the attention of fish people in the field, such as And Andrew Ste_wart, of all people, .preside~ut ceeds an annual $200 ~illion, the Auditor equity, of Specialized reached between Vcatera the local trappers and Systems Inc. for St,000. and wildlife biologists, who hunters of the district to of the.bareaucratic union of the Public Seryice • General is hot on the trail.of these departmental and Specialized Syn.ten~ Inc. are being pressed to find a undertake this predator Alliance, comes through with the further con- interest-free "band accounts," uncovering all solution. It has become an ,, ,, ,, ,, '11 I area of great debate as a con~d~ork-~'ad'theminfstry fession that some fancy "fiddling" could be sorts of fiddles, many of them deliberate result of the disagreement in does not have suffleent involved.. and, as one MP protested, "bordering on fraud." TERRACE/KITIMAT ~' philosophy between en- trained personnel to carry Senior public servants here in "F~at city;" he vironmentalist and groups- the program out. such as guides and outfitters Shelford has claimed that has been quoted in prh% as saying, find it "e~si.~r -- daily herald who have strong economic this burgeoning wolf t0 play around" with civil service job descrip- Heart Fund reaohes goal General Office. 635-6357 Publishedby interests in the carihou herde population unless controlled lions. ,, ,, Mr. G.W. "W~dy" well as five research . that range the northern could well kill the guiding They l~now the bm'eaucratic buzz-words, he MaeLaren, President of the fellowships for'a total in Circulation. 635.6357 Sterling Publishers areas of the province. The industry in the north in four says, that makes a job sound more important- British Columbia Heart excess of $825,000. PUBLISHER...Don Cromack herds are being heavily or five years. What he is and worth more money--than it should be. Foundation is pleased to Recipients include MANAGING EDITOR..*.Ernest Senior decimated by these wolf urging the Department of " .e descriptions" long _have announce that the 1978 fund paediatricians, phar packs and these people feel Recreation and Con- Civil service "'ob ..... raising 'campaign exceeded maceutlcal scientists REPORTERS...Donna Vallleres (Terrace-Thornhlll) servation todo, is In line with been a standing,joke-if not an accepted racket-- REPORTERS,,.Smtt Browes (Kitlmat.Kltamsat) something must be done to its goal of $1,220,000 on June pathologists, chemists "KITIMAT OFFICE,..Pat Zellnskl - 632-2747 control their numbers or enggestious I had brought in these fcathe/'~bedded and m0tley-mattressed 2 and stated, "We can ear- anatomists, zoologists they may well lose their forth here in a previous tainiy put every dollar to Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, parts, surgeons, obstetricians. B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as livelihood unless survival of News article on this subjecL A deputy.minister, his 'assis~nt,. ~ depart- good use." cardiologists, biochemists these herds is assured. and that was to get input on second class mall. Registration number 1201. Postage "The greeter part of our and physiologists. paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. Along with increasing the problem from the people mental director or some other public service • fund," Mr. MaoLaren "Although heart disease is complaints lodged by sheep in the field, the local boffin has a r.elative or friend he wants to ease continued, "goes to research still Canada's number one NOTE OF COPYRIGHT and cattle ranchers, is the inhabitants of the area. into a .well-if-not-overpaid and pension-indexed into the causes and cures of killer, the long term effects question of the place of the I hope to do many other soft touch. cardiovascular disease with of this continuing research wolf in the balancing off of articles covering this topic 72 cents of every dollar going .The Herald retalris full, complete and sole copyright .But has the friend 'or relative the required can be seen in the fact that in any advertlsbment produced and.or any editorial or the animal populations, a and report on the progress qualifications? to this life-saving program. the death rate from heart point which has been should the department This year the Foundation has ~otographlc content published In .the Herald. disease has dropped nearly eproducllon Is not permitted without the written seriously challenged by implemeflt such a program, , NoT ~ awarded some thiry-flve 12 percent in the past ten these people in the field. 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I Luso-Canadian lead soccer precedan t set by British soccer star by Frank Verde STANDINGS when he was in charge of Saturday Kitamaat TEAM GP W L T F-A P LONDO~/ (AP) -- The transfer of Millwall ?,Dllwall. Village and Eurucan played There were moves to a 2-2 tie. Alex Grant and goalkeeper Nick Johns to LusoCanadi'_an . • 5 5 0 0 17-2 10 North American Foccer recently to stop loan tran- Red Smith scored for the sfers between English clubs Village team and George 5 4 I 0 27-2 .8 League team Tampa Bay Terrece Price Skeens Rowdies is seen in London as and American teams. Couto and L. Henderson for Ewocan 5 3 1 1 21-5 7 Aston Villa provosed an Eurocon. the start of a trend that could Altar 5 2 3 0 20-10 4 threaten the make-up of end to these deals at the Sunday Luso beat A.W:T. football league annual 8-0, E. Barbosa scored 4 Fun Centre• 5~2 3 0 8-20 4 English League soccer. 4121 8-6 3 Johns signed for Tampa meeting last week.n n times, T. de Matos with 2, T. Ki~m_aat Village This move would have pre- Santos and T. Riibeiro with 1 • 5 1 4 0 27.-8 2 this week for $370,000 despite Blackpool United the fact that he was wanted vented such players as each. 4 0 4 0 2-35 0 In Terrace the Terrace A.W.T. Kitimat by top English clubs Man- Trevor Francis (Detroit chester United, Ipswich and Express) and I Mike team handed Alcan its third West Bromwich Albion. Flanagan (New England.Tsa defeat by the 3-1 margin. LEADING SCORERS In the past, players signed Men) from playing in 'the Nick Kollias, Brian by NASL teams have tended NASL next season. Dorrington and Peter to be either slightly past Villa's motion was Simpson scored for Terrace, NickKollias Terrace 9 their prime or men who have eventually withdrawn but it L. Kornst scored the Alcan BrianDorrington Terrace 8 not made the grade in the wau recommended that goal. , ~ . Alcan 8 In Kitimat at 6:00 Fun SteveBrady English First Division. English football reopens The fact that Johns chcee talks with the NASL re- Centre defeated Blackpcol 5- George Couto : Eurocan • 7 garding loan transfers. 4 with C Fei]o scoring 3 FernandoCabral Eurocan 6 • to cross the Atlantic rather than join a top English club But the real threat to times, F. Silva and G. EdBarbosa L uso 6 ~mphaelsee the appeal the English soccer could lie with Arruda one each. FerBlaek- SteveBatty ~¢an 4 game in America now has permanent transfers. The P pool it was L. Kanajamimls Joe de Mates Luso 4 for top players. American clubs have the with2. L. Scott with I andN. I And the London Evming money to sign top English ~The Novice Division Fireflghters scored the first goal of the game in Tuesday Lacrosse Cabral with 1 each. Standard said: Until now players at will. play at the Kitimat arena. The Firefighters went on to heat the Sharks by a score of 8 to American clubs have paid And ff players of the ability 7. In other Kitimat Minor Lacrosse games,' Deos Flower Power heat Dairy Queen by a score of 7 to 5, and the Elks heat Taste Freeze with a 4 to 3 score. haly looks News Briefs Third base big fees only for established of Johns continue to sign for ,,m resell I I I II SCHOOL ESTABLISHED Brave save First Division stars. The fact NASL clubs on a permanent tops in CALGARY (CP)-- Zdmek .... that they are now prepared basis, the American league Fisera, one of about 2,500 NEW YORK (AP) - to pay substantial money for could become a ver~ real New Westminster holds tight on second ,u--~'~r• ]A --,~,CU" Calgariuns of Czech and Atlanta hopes that Bob young players from outside threat to the standard of the Slovak origin, has helped Horner, the No. 1 pick division one is a far greater English League. VICTORIA (CP) -- New Ed Van Dyk scored three McDonalds hold third establish, with assistance of Tuesday at baseball's free- threat to the fabric of league Westminster Junior Salmon- goals for Victoria and Jeff place with a 5-6 record. MAR DEL PLATA, the Calgary branch of the agent draft' of amateur. football. bellies solidifiedtheir grip on Whitney.Griffiths added two. Argentina (Reuter) . Italy Czechoslovakian Association talent, will solve their third- Certainly the money to be second place in the Western scored two goals within a of Canada, the Czech and base problems. made from the game in Canada JUnior Lacrosse FOR PRIVATE USEOR BUSINESS minute of each other and Slovak Language School of "Thare'snoseeretweneed America looks likely to League with a 17-8 victory AUTOVEST went on to defeat Hungary 3- Calgary. For two years, a third baseman with tempt a great many more over Victoria McDonalds 6afore you buy; investigatethe advantages of this rent. 1 Tuesday. children aged six to 12 have power," said Bill Lucas, kept listing all the local gods young English players _to incarnate. Tueedaynight. to-own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. 'Why been receiving language Atlunta's director of player the tie up your cash Or borrowing power. 1st and last The victory left them with instruction .two hours a personnel. "Red Gilbreath chance their luck in a placein the last eight of the week. is a fine third base-man but United States.. World-wide Karate months rent and drive away. World Cup soccer finals all COVERSCRATCHES he doesn't hit with power." TOP PROSPECT EXAMPLES but in their grasp. Rub the meat of a walnut' Humor, 21, from Arizona Johns was regarded as one Based on 3& month lease into scratches on walnut- State holds the NCAA record of Britain's best young discrepancies , ] The victo~ gave Italy a wood furniture--it covers for career homers with 56 in goalkeepers and Tampa 78 F 250 pickup 78 Econoline Van 78 C 100 CheY p~ $129.00per month maximum for points from scratches beautifully three varsity seasons. A manager Gordon Jago MONTREAL (CP) -- A said. "And the Karate $14e.o0I~er month S136.00per month their first two matches-they because it's the same color right-handed batter, Homer discovered him playing quarrel at the international • Popolaire du Quebec will lease end price lease end price lease end price beat France 2-1 last Friday• as the wood. hit 25 homers and drove in ~8 semi.professionul football level threatens the Pan- carry on despite opposition $2,175.00 SI,97S•00 $1,875.00 • funs-beth NCAA Division I American karate from Mishiyama." or simply return or simply return or simply return chamionship here June 16-18, • He said Mishiyama took 78 'Camaro HT 7S Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van i °" em-'-er beaten records-in57 gamesthis Pendrsaoa.~ , year. Armand Jette, chairman of exception to the committee $139,00per month• S!24.00 per month S129.00per month Toronto. Blue Jays, who wins race the organizing committee, employing its own adviser-- lease, end price lease end price lease end price "by a head" in Derby had tbe No. 2pick, selected said Tuesday. Teruyuki Okazaki of Mon- $2,025.00 $1,825.00 $1,875.00 out-fielder-first baseman VICTORIA (CP)- John Jette said Hedetaka Mis- treal-and setting up its own or simply return or simply return or simply return I Man, a40-to-I shotridden by Lloyd Mosbey of Oakland, MacLaurin's Pendragon of hiyama of Los Angeles-- medical hoard, n 78 Olds Cutlass EPSOM, England Jette said that as a result 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F150 4.x 4 (Router) -- Shirley Heights, Tony Ires. Fourth was Calif. the California Yacht Club, exeeutive-direeterof the All- $99.00 per month $155.00per month $139.00per month Freaehbred Pyjama Hmit at Moseby, a power hitter, won the first offshore race American Karate of the differences, lease end price an English colt owned by Mishiyama is attempting to lease end price lease end price Lord Halifax andnridden by 22 to 1. Was signed and will play in Tuesday in the world three. Federation and head of the $2,275.00 $2,025.00 Shirley Heighta went off at the Pioneer League at quarter ton fiveraee Pan.Am Karate Union and dissuade entrants from the [email protected] Greville Starkey, won the • United States and other ,or simply returnll or simply return or simply return Derby today, beating Amer- 8 to l and Hawaiian Soand at Medicine Hat, Alta. yachting championships the International Karate Federatlon--has withdrawn countries from attending the ican-bred Hawailan Sound, 15 to ! in the field of 25, Toronto selected Tim being sailed here this week. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION with Willie Shoemaker up, Iucrman, the favorite at 4 to Thompson~ a first baseman, Pendragon was designed his support of the Montreal Montreal meet. by a head in the 1½-mile 1, finished out of the money• in the sedl~d round, pitcher by Laurie Davidson of New championship because of a Jette said seven per cent of. CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS classic. Theracowasworth162,850 Mike Cullea in the'third Zealand and had Lowell differenceofopinion with the members in the U.S. have COLLE CT 987-7111 A length and a half back in ($329,000) and the wioner re- reund, outfieldorMikeCoyuc North, an Olympic gold organizing committee, broken away from "These ehampi0nfhips Mishiyama's group because BELMONT LEASING LTD. third place was Remainder calved 98,410 ($199,000). in thefourth round and Dave medal winner, as one of its 1160MARINE DRIVE Stieb, a pitcher-out-fielder, crew. • were• given to Ca-ada at "he wears three hats" and " - d' in the day's final round. Bill Buchan's Sachen of Lima, Paru, in 1975 by the attempts to rvm the sport on NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.O.00479A • ~'~'* :.. :'~ ;Ug,an .a mayhave : ~ In the secondaryphase for ~ .saattle--thls year's Swift- international bodies,"' Jette a world-wide basis. phiyers who were previously sture race winner--was contingent at Games drafted but not signed , second. In third place was Toronto selected James ChucolatoChipsofMlchigan, NAIROBI (Reuter) -- AfricaGamesinAlgiersnext• t Glean, 20,: a centre fielder, owned by Ronold Lester and Uganda may stillend a team month may also go to Ed- Montreal Expos, whohad Joe Goldberg. to the Commonwealth taunton, the ninth pick overall, picl~ed The race, originally Games in Edmonton. Glenn Franklin, a shortstop scheduled to be 129 mcles, An official of Uganda's Included onthe32-member from Chipola, Fla. was reduced to 7# miles, National Council of Sport team that willcompete in the The Expos second-round because of tuck of wind, but told Reuters news agency by Afl-Africa Games .is John pickwas traded to Baltimore during the night the telephone from Kampala Akllbua, the former 400- and Montreal took outfialder Westerlles picked' up to more that the track and field teem metre hurdles world record Stevon Michael of Arizona than 29 knots. that will compete in the All. holder. State in the third round. Both Pendragon and First baseman David Sachem hit logs during the Canadians pull Hostetler was. Montreal's night and were hauled out for Happiness is a Water Bed: • choice in the fourth round, repairs Tuesday. n second round win Homer and the Braves The'next race will he a 25- don't-expect to have any miler today, to replace the r~ TROON,'Scotland (AP) -- Fla,, 1.up and Roxburgh, the trouble reaching contract one abandoned on Sunday

Graham Maclntyre, of Canadian amateur chain- agreement. The Braves plan because of lack of wind. ' , ° Halifax and Doug Roxburgh pionnfour years ago, beat ,to send him to "Savannah; Sachen finished second in Vancouver won second- BilIMcGeaofChino, Callf.,7 Ga, their AA afflliate in the the only other race of the ~@ round matches at the British and 6. Southern League. series andnPendragon amateur golf championship PaulMcKellar of Scotland, Lucas estimated that finished third. The winner of • Wednesday. seeded fifth, scored a 1-up Hornet would make .the that race, The Hagar of Maclntyre defeated John w~ over Bill Gibsbn of San parent club within 18 Seattle, was hot in today's McKey of Boynton Beacm, Antonio, Tax. months. ~l~ 10. Results TERRACE.

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TIPS FOR FISHERMN juvenile FORT FRANCES, Ont. Price in effect until June 24 (GP) -- The Ontario Safety TWO Members of one Family League says precautions must be taken beluga fishing ~s~ ea0h outings. These Include cleaning up Lhe tackle box and adding sparkplugs, Three Members of One Family • sheermatch-compass, pins, waterproofa.da $100,00 for group first.aid kit, as well as always wearing a tightly- secured lifejacket. $1M.00 Maximum I)harge for Family. FEEL iS IMPORTAN'T ....~mmAVl~.,., When bt,5,ing a hand tool, pick it up as though using it for an-actual project and make sure it feels right, " " \ \

PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Thursday, June 8, 1978 Dutch Open

L :hisTi::p ' Judokas '* A's play circus with pitching ,o .meStaff,o,ore. In their first international "By FRED ROTHENBERG "YeahI" • A's,nleaders in the American League West. competition In well over a ..NEW YORK (AP) -- "That's th ~. way to go year, Canadian jt~dokas Cberlie Finley, owner and-- boss."* "He has a lot of poise," said Finley from his office in • ha will be scat to Savannah High tide is at 4:20p.m. with travelled to Kerkrade, for allinte~, and purposes-- Finley, the P.T. Baretml of Holland in April, for the the baseball world, had done Chicago. "He told me he'd go of the Southern League for. 13.2 ft. Douglas Channel manager ~hf Oakland A's, seasoning. Dutch Open Judo Chem- was barking on the phone to it again, creating excitement out there Sunday on that fishing last night was good' and interest out of something mound, take command, take The right-handed Morgan, for Shakers and the bonls ~iomhipe. :his field manager, •Jack who struck out nl batters in Judo Canada felt this top McKeon, on Tuesday. as mundane as Tuesday's control and" challonge the that we had out, did well. freeagent baseball draft of hitterf. 72 innings *for Valley High The Channel is qqite level competition would "Hey Jack, who you got School this season, will be provide an effective test pitching on Sunday?" amateur talent. A COCKY CONFIDENCE murky on the village side "I think there is a danger thrown right to the wolves and clear or elearlng on the against the best in Europe, "(Pete) Broberg," an- Before he.even picked the Sunday when he faces including East and West swered MeKeon. 18.year-old Morgan, n hard- of him getting his head Alcan side. knocked off. Bnt after Baltimore Orioles. I saw 20 Spring last night Germany, the USSR, "Scratch him, I got a throwing high school senior It will be the third time Britain, France, Hungary, replacement." from Las Vegas, Finley had talking with the kid, I and of these 5 were over signed him to a bonus of realized there was no pos -~ Finley has made an instant 101bs. There are now same and Belgfum. "Who is he?" major l~guer out o~ a high In under 60 kg, Phil, "Michael Thomas more than $50,000. Then he slhility of his losing his can- large Springs in the Kitimat decided to throw him into the fldence. He impressed me schoo~itcher. On July 16, River ton. Takahsahi finished an ex- Morgan." l~l,~ewKrausae pitched a cellent sixth in a field of 25, "Ycah?" starting rotation for the very much with his cocky I was asked where to go confidence." • th~hit Shutout for ~he A's fishing on the week-end, and losing only to the evontual Morgan was the fourth o~'the:then Los Angeles after some discussion it was gold medallist, Andreas A~els. decided that due to a fairly Grutza, of East'Germany, Rib Roast piayer .lected in the draft, Uni vers ityj o c k which continues today. Until Toronto Blue Jays, with good stock in the freezer, of and bronze medalllst, Janes Finley went on his youth the~ wont record in the small fmh, I would head out Meszares, of Hungary. kick, the majer interest of American League last year, and try for large fish in the The other Canadian en- the draft fncm'nd on the had the second choice and entrance fa Bis]hop Bay or tries fared well: Brad costs to be paid domination by college World picked Lloyd Mosoby, an possibly a troll t~ Fish Fa~ow was in the top 12 out Series onntonders, Arizona outfielder-first baseman Trap area. of 64 onmpetitore iBunder 65 '"'rnm'n'AInspected, lh,St 9 s OTTAWA (CP) -- Sport 'CRIMV ACTIVITIES State and Southern from Oakland, Calif. A kg; Alain Cyr finished in the Minister Ions Campagnolo Pnghhadsaldrisingtravel California. power hitter at six-fo0t- RE~EMB~-R WHEN ... top 11 in a field of 60 in under Grade today announced a $500,000 costs and reduced university Arizona State had four three, 200 pounds, Meseby Bob Feller pitched his 71 kg; Tim Rirese wound up federal grant to subfidize budgets had threatened to was signed and will play in third straight shutout 37 in the top eight out of 66 in players selected, including years ago today--in 1941--to interprovincial travel costs put a crimp on in- No. 1 pick Bob Honer by the Pioneer League at undor 78 kg; Louis Jani was Medicine Hat, Alia. give Cleveland Indians a 7-0 also in the top eight out ~ 64 for Canadian university terprovincial ath- Atlanta Braves, while victory over Detroit Tigers athletic teams, leticnactivities in the West Sauthern Cal players were Montreal Expos, who had in under 86 kg; and Tom the ninth pick• over-ell, and stretch his streak of Greenway was sixth out of 57 Pork Loin Mrs. Compagnolo told the and hampered development called six times. selected Glenn Franklin, a scoreless innings to 29. New competitors in under 95 h~. Canadian Intercollegiate of a competitive program for Homer, the NCAA career York Yankees ended the Athletic Union's annual Memorial University in home run leader with 56, ex. shortstop from Chlpola, Fla. In,over 85bg, Bill )~mson string at 30 four days later. was eliminated from further meeting that CIAU members Newfoundland. REMEMBER WHEN "... in Atlantic and wester=t Mrs. Campagnol0 said competition nfter losing his Roast LOU Gchrig, then 21, took provinces would he eligible, Simon Fraser University over at first base for New first bout. including non.member Si- was included in the subsidy York Yankees 53 years ago "Although it was .dimp* ,', mort Fraser University in program as a stimulus for S_p today--in 1925---to begin an painting because we .were . British Columbia• n : them to participate in more iron-man record untouched shutout of the medals," says Whole or • ~i SimunFraser is not part of competitions in Canada. in modern baseball. In the 14 Howard Whcetloy, chef de At present,nSFU has years following 1925 Gobrig mission, "the resulls were as Half Loin the. 47.member gronp developed links with schools '- pectrum played 2,130 consecutive predicted and are c~taluly , :159 because it offers sport in the United States. satisfactory for this high scholarships which the CIAU "If western and eastern games for Yankees. He died MAKES WELSH ~TEAM Brescacin, wide receiver June 2, 1941. level competition." has always rejected, universities compete with CARDIFF (Reutor) -- Paul Sheehnn and dofonsive •' Details on distributioh and theU.S, and ignore Canada it TonySimmons, thirdnfastest ~hach Dun'.Guy. "accountability of funds still is detrimental to our man over 10,000 metres in Calgary Stampeders have to be worked out bet- country." the world this year, was release linebucker Mike Major League stats were "CIAU and Sport John Dewar of' the named Wednesday to the Lambrof, wide receivers Canada officials, she said. University' of Saskatchewan Welsh team for the .Corn- Larry Giles and Frank By THE CANADIAN PRESS Pitching (6 decisions): Sport Canada contributes .said negotiations between monwealth Games in Ed- Saeilotto, kicker Mike National League Bonbam, Cincinnati, S-O, about $150,000 annually to Sport Canada, western monto~. Simmons has a best Karpow, running back Jim 1.000; Zanhry, New York, 6- the CIAU and Mrs. Cam- universities and SFU ' are time this year of 28 minutes Mossop, centre Cameron Doubles: Simmons, St. I, .257. pagnolo said th~ additional underway and there is a 16 seconds. His main rivals Prange and quart~bnck Joe ' Lonb, 19; Rose, Cincinnati, Strikeouts: Richard, possibility of an agreement in Edmonton are likely to be Davis. ' "16; Howe, Houston, 16. Houston, 99; Niekre, funds will come from her Triples: Grass, Chicago,5; Atla~ta, 79. deparbnent's five-per-cent to~ndude SFU in all western Konyan's Henry Roao, who Edmonton Eskimos athletic competitions in 1979- has a fastest doddng in 1978 release offensive tackle Clark, San Francisco, 5; share of Loto Canada Muzcer, Chicago, 4; Randle, AMERICAN LEAGUE revenues. 80. of 27:46.6, and Samson Ki- Dave Green and offensive Mrs. Campagnolo said the mombwa, holder of the guard Luther Dixon. New York, 4; Garner, Pitt- Doubles: Brett, Kansas • "It's our responsibility to .~ ~'ole of universities in sport world record 27:S0.S. Toronto Argonauts sign sburgh, 4; Fester, Cin- City, 15; Buzleson, Besthn, establish equality of op- will be to develop world- FALLSMEDICAL EXAM cinnati, 4; Richards, San iWholeTomatoesJ eentre-gual'd Ralph Hell; 14~rJples: Cow~s, Kansas partunity . amongst class athletes and coaches LONDON (Reutor) -- announce that offensive Diego, 4. Canadianf," she said. instead of stealing them David Williams, 21, 'the tackle Mike Ohrovae and Home runs: Kingman, City, 6; Rice, Boston, 5; Rivers, New York, 5. Bob Pngh,nCiAU from other countries. English ' amateur light- running back Joe Thompson Chicago, 11; Foster, Cin- A more-detoiled approach welterweight champion, has bare loft camp. eianaU, 11; Monday, LOS. Home rims: Ricer;Boston, ChoiceQu?lJty, executive-director, said 19; Baylor, Califot~ia, 14. travel costs had become the will be outlined in tbe.whita been ruled out of England's NFL Angeles, ll;Bench, Cin- eiunaU, 10. Stolen bases: Wilson, *°'n-- 2 1 nkmber one concern this paper on amateur sport, hexing team far the Corn- New York Jets trade 19 fl, oz, tan or year and the subsidy had expected to be tabled in the monwealth Games "after defensive tackle Carl Bar- Runs batted in~ Fester, Kansas City, 2li Cruz, been under considecation by Commons later this sum- failing a medical zilannkns to Green .Bay Ciadanati, 42; Montones, Seattle, 20. •" the minister for some time. met, she•. said. examination. Williams Packers for a~ pair,of 19'/9 New York, 38. Pitching (6 decisions) : .. Stolen. bases: .Moreno, GQi.dr.~,, NewY~k,8-0; I,N0; , ,,~m:e~,~t,the 'no~ in a'~tter p Wedneaday fromnthe ' Eng- ' aocKEY " .. ~ -~. Pittsburgh, 24; Cedeno, Kern, '(~l~|i/~l~" ~1:',~3; lish Amateur Boxing Aeseci- NHL n Houston, 18. Gale, Kansas Cdy, 5-1, .833. Fergie Jenkins ation, which did not say why Atlanta Flames sign he had failed the medical. forward Gene Cart to a WINS CYCLE TROPHY multi-yser contract, n "phenomenal" . DOUGLAS, Isle of Man Lof Angeles Kings sign By THE CANADIANPRESS runs, cmarged to Boston (Renter) -- Charlie Mor- forward Larran Holmes. Texas Rangers manager starter Bill Lee, 7-3, were tin)ore of Britain won the Toronto Maple Le,i~s sign, "'TICKETS,' Junior (mOec) Tourist trophy defencean Grog Hotham. - 'Billy Hunter hoped forna unearned because of three motorcycle race Wednesday. Vancouver Cauuclm sign KITIMAT LIONS OLUD repeat pei'formaQce from errors by third bus~nan centre Roland Erikssan to n Ferguson Jenkins--and Butch Hobson and one by Charlie Williams of Britain First Prim - Trip to Amsterdam that's exactly what he got. shortstop Rick Burkson; was second and Northern two-ear contract. Ireland's Tom Herron, who i Seoond Prm" - $260,00 "He's phenomenal," Mariners 4 Yankees 3 IT'S POWERFUL Hunter said Tuesday night Pinch-runner Jose Basz won the. senior. (560ce.) FlavourCrystals Monday', third, Me, while, CALGARY (CP) -- no.as To soem .som.H niter/watching the Chatham, scored from second on an Pat H~men of California, Calgary Power Ltd., which Empress Brand. A Ont., native toss a four.hitt~ ~error by second baseman Available By Mailing Form To: ' as the Rangers edged who crashed on the last lap generates two-thirds of Willie Randolph in the ninth of the senior race, remained Alberta's power Kitimat & District Soccer Assoc. Orange Flaveured. ~) ~ C Kansas City Royals 2-1 in an inning to give Seattle the win Box 314, Kitlmat, B.C. American League baseball on the critical list and was requirement, is the 0nly over New York. still unconcious. power company with an]/ NAME~ ...... Paokap of ~A<, iO~ game. Orioles 8 Angels 8 TURNS DOWel OFFER hydroelectric genrafion in ADDRESS ...... "He can really pitch to Larry Harlow collected NO. of TICKETS__..__.---_ XS1.00 "1" 25c handlin!g CINCINNATI (AP) -- Jan- the province. The utility 4-31/2 oz, Packages~.~ spots-and with the team he three hits off Nolan Ryan (pies Demers has turned operates 13 plants in the '. Totals. was facing, you really have and added three stoles bases down an offer to continue Alberta Foothills and has a Tickets may be purchased to do that." to pace a 12-hit assault ~naching Cincinnati Slingers total power-generation at the Bay Coffee Shop Jenkias's effort repeated against the California ace as •the World Hockey capacity of 2,654 megawatts. Lottery Ticket Lic. No. 26031 his performance of April 25 the Orioles won their seventh Association, executive vice- when. he allowed the same game in a row. Eddie IX~ident Bill DeWitt Jr. amount of hits in downing Murray also had three hits said Tuesday. Jerry Rafter, the Royals 4-1. off Ryan and reliever Dyar director of player personnel, Elsewhere, Milwaukee Miller and drove in a polr of also has loft theclub. Brewers dumped Detroit runs. The loss was the third Tigers 5-1, Chicago White in a row for Ryan, 36, who Deners's depantuze came. Sox blanked Cleveland In- has allowed 16 earned runs in days! after the Stingers his last 16 1-3 innings. achieved goal of selling 5,OOO dians 3-0, Oakland A's seamm tickets, which l~r- blasted Boston 'Red Sox 7-1 mitred them to remain in and Seattle Mariners edged Cubs get 5th win 10ualness here. ,New York Yankees 4-3. Jenkins had eight' CHICAGO (AP) - Dave By THE CANADIAN PRESS strikeouts and only one walk Kingman's grand siam BASEBALL in his masterful per- homer and a three-run American League TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY SCHOOL, formance. Denncs Leonard, double by pitcher Dave Oakland A'f sign pitcher DATES: Roberts powered Chicago Bananas 4-9, who lost to Fergnson the Mike Morgan; place out- August 22, 1978 to September 1, 1978 °3 last time, was again the loser Cubs to their fifth victory in fielder GTenn Burke on the No Hockey on Sunday, August 27, 1978. Tuesday night. a row, d9-4 decision Tuesday 15-day disabled list; call up Bobby Bonds's fifth.lnning over Houston Astros. outfielder Mark Budaskn home mn backed Jonkins's Kingman's homer was his from Vancouver of the ENROLLMENT: hntraiFrom C splendid performance and llth of the season and the Pacific Coast League. Section "A' '7 &8years ...... "...... ~,, ...... 40 Boys 4/99 proved to he the winning seventh grand slam of his Toronto Blue Jays sign Section "B~' 9,10 & 11 years...... 34 boys margin. career. It came in the sixth. outfcelder-fint baseman Section ,, .~ , 12,13&14years ...... 34 boys Amerioa lb, Bump Wills singled after inning off reliever Oscar Lloyd Meseby. . TOTAL 108 Juan Beniquez doubled in the Zamora. With one out cut in FOOTBALL third inning for T~xas's the sixth, Roberts singled for CFL PLACE: TE~RRACE ARENA other run. George ~rett his second hit and Ivan De Brithh Columbia Liens re- homered in the fourth inning Jesus drew a walk. Zamorn lease defensive end"Rich COST: for Kansas City's lone score. i'eplaced loser Joaquln Glover, linnhachers Fredn. Section "A" ...... • ...... , ...... $35.09 Brewers 5 Tigers 1 • And~ar, 3-3, and yielded a Brown, KevinSoott and Rod Section "B" &"C': ...... ' ...... $65.00 Gorman Thomas hit a two. run-scoring double to Greg Bagley, tight end J. P. Gross. Larry Biitther was Tomatoes run homer andPaul Molitor ICE TIME: 'given an intentional walk, #, I# ' ' "'~ added a solo shot to pace Section A ...... 1 Hourperday B,0, Grown, Milwaukee Brewers to a 5.1 and Kingman followed with Section "B" & "C" ...... ~.-'.. • 31/2 Hours per day triumph over Detroit Tigers. his homer, a 400-foot blast. @ Total of Ten Days Law Soronson, 7-4, pitched. The Cubs loaded the bases his seventh complete game in the second inning.on a Hot House. 7 9 C single by Bobby Mercer and INSTRUCTION: in a rov~, tying a Brewers AL L.~,~3CAL INSTRUCTORS ' record set last season by walks to Steve Ontiveres and Ganada NO. 1 Grade Ib, Dave Ruder before Roberts Jerry Augustine. Each day will deal with specific hockey and skating skills. Basics will be stressed. White Sox 3 Indians 0 doubled in all three runners. Francisco Barrios .scat- Roberts, 3.0, gave up Bob Watson's sixth homer in the It is the Intention of Terrace Minor Hockey to.provide an enloyable controlled, tered seven hits to pace the lear~n~.~ situation at reasonable cost. , Prices Effective White Sox, who won their fourth, but the Cobs got it ninth gamein their last 10, to back in their half of the in. sing on a single by Gross, REGISTRATION: , Juno 7th to 10th the win over Cleveland, Will be taken at time of registration for r~lnor hockey. Barrios, 4.5, allowed lreo who scored on a double by Biittner. In Terrace Safewav Store walks and struck out three. Saturday -.June 10, 1976 A's 7 Red Sox 1 Clarence Michael School Sales in Retail Quantitiesonly. Rookie Taylor Duncan : / "In t. ' "~' drove in four runs with his I~ither full registration fee can be paid or we will accept 50 percent as a deposit with first two American League the remainder being payabte at Hockey School Commencement. hits, n double and a three-run • homer, to lead Oakland past Some' say sneezingbefore a Beston. The first six A's journey is a bad sign. mB.o A THE HERALD, Thursday, June 8, ]978, PAGE 7.-.

The history department at Lost: Ladies Bulova .~. For Sale: 1973Mazda RX3 CLASSIFIED RATES Northwest Community Skeena Health Unit cutron ,~. ~. .~t i :~,clse 3215-2 Eby Street Phone 638.8322 after 6 (clO. right to classify ads under College will be organizing a Lake i(e~verd 14) appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: series of open dLs~issien Terrace, B.C. • offered. Phone(.o; 2667. (p2- set rates therefore and to 635.6307 20 words or less S2.00 .per meetings on "Why The following are a few of 6) ~flce Space for Rent: 2700 3 and 5 acre parcels on 1 - 69 Dodge Polara 318. 2 determine page location. ;nsertlon, over 20 words S Revolutions?", "Why barrell carb, auto trans. S400 The Herald reserves the cents per word. Ware?", a closer look at the the services offered locally sq. ft. on Grelg Ave., Woodland Park Subdivision by your Health Unit Staff: Reasonable rent. Lease $14,000 and $1900. Two lots Phone 635.2776 (p3.7) , right to revise, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive In. interrelation between CHILD HEALTH CON.. available. Phone 635.7266. onlyleft. One with creek. JD or reject any advertisement sertlons Sl.50 per Insertion. political, social and 1971 Toyota Landcruiser and fo retain any answers economic factors in FERENCES. (ctf) Proctor, 490 Anderton Road, . Held weekly at the Health Comox, B.C. VgN 4B4 phone with wide tires plus set spare directed to•the 'Herald Box REFUNDS: domestic and international tires with rims. View at 513S Reply service, andto, repay relations in the 20th century. Unit every Tuesday from Kltlmat Child :' 339.4736 (c50-July1) First Insertion charged ~or 1:30.3:S0 p.m. Please phone DevelopmentCentre McConnell 638-1517 or 635- the customer the sum paid whether run or not. Anyone interested is 4380 (plO.6) for the advertisement and welcome to attend the first for an appointment requlres Sept. 1st 197S Build your home. among Absolutely.no refunds.after Held at Thornhlll PRESCHOOLSUPER- box rental• ad has been set. • meeting on Thm'sday. May beautiful large cedars on lot 1972 Toyota long-wheel base Box replies on "Hold" 18, from7-10p.m, in room 206 Recreation Centre on the VISOR Registered Golden 150x210 Skeena St. Asking fourth Friday of every Experience preferred • Landcruiser. Complete with Instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: on the college campus to Retreiver. 6 weeks old $185 11,~0.00 Offers. Phone 635- winch, extra spare tire, roof within 10 days of expiry of an watch and discuss 90 month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. with Phone 846-5455 Smlthers. $102 after 6 and weekends. Must be made before 2nd Please phone for an ap. SPECIAL NEEDS rack, good condition, View advertisement will be Insertion. minutes of animated films on (c5-12) (p3-1) 5135 McConnell 638-1517 or destroyed unless mailing "The History Book" which polntment. CHILDREN Allowance can be made for - Babysitters who bring Apply before June i 1978 For Sale: 80x100' lot. View! 635-4380 (p10-6) Instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. focuses on ~e time period Those answering Box fxom the 1800's to today. children must have parents to: at McNeil St., Thornhlll. On • "wrlffen consent for Im- Ms. Jennifer Davies, water system. Asking $6,000. 73 Renault front wheel drive, Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: This b a free community eel(lag $1000 and 1976 Kx'250 to send Originals of service which will cenUoun munizatton. Executive Director, Phone 635-7540 of 635-~056 75 cents pick up. ADULT CLINICS Child Development Centre, (cfflu4) motocress Kawaski like new documents to avold loss. $1.2~; mailed. until June 15. asking $1,000 638-1483 (cff) All daims of errors In These are hold at the Health 172.3rd St. Kitimat, B.C. VBC For Sale: 18' aluminum advertisements must be Unit on Monday, Wed- 2He Riverboat, 70 h.p. Jet and CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: trailer. Plus accessories. 1975 Plymouth Vallent 318 recalved by the publisher nesday, and Friday from (Ci2.7,th f-lu.) Rates available upon NOTICE Contact Paul 624-3434after s automatic, p.s., p.b., low within 30 days after the first 3:00 - 4:10 p.m. by ap- request. p.m. Prince Rupert (c6-7) mileage. 2 door H.T. Phone publication. pointment only. Full or part-time. Here isan PRENATAL CLASSES opportunity to earn extra 635-4597 (p6-6) It Is agreed by the ad. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED SKEENACENTRE Skeena Centre offers to the Classes are held throughout money, $6 . $8 per hour. 18' Cabin Cruiser and trailer Successful store for sale In vertlser requesting space RATE: Terrace. Complete with that the liability of the Senior Citizens o~~ the the year at" Intervals .for Training Is available. For 635.5088 (p3-7) 22 cents per agate line. expectant parents. Phone Interviews Call Marnle 635- equipped butcher shop, 8 Herald In the event of failure Minimum charge $5.00 per Terrace and Thornhlli area the following services - the Health Unit for details 9721 anytime (Fuller Brush) Chris-Craft 2Sx~6". l"otally coolersand freezers. I walk. to publish an advertisement insertion. In, 3 bedroom dwelling at- or In the event of an error - Activity Centre for hen. and reglstratloo. (eft) refll!ed. As new, sink, head, HOME NURSING CARE tached. One rental house, I I appearing In the ad. LEGAL. POLITICAL AND dlcrafts stove, dinette, sleeps 4 to 8, Nursing cane In the home for Live-in manager for apart- moorage, tandem trailer. occupled, 3 bay garage all on For Sale: 1974' Bendix vertisement as published TRANSIENT AD- . Day Care for worl~lng those who need It on referral ment building. 638-1032 (c3. Aux. engine, dingy, depth ena acre of land. Annual ILeadertraller. 2bedroom. I shall be limited to the VERTISING: people - Drep.ln for companionship front their family doctor. 6) sounder, gas snlffor, swim sales almost double eaklng IReverse aisle, Front I amount paid hy,the ad. Ikl.60 per column Inch. prlce. Assumable mortgage. Ikltcben, patio doors and I & coffee, Terrace area only. grid, trim tabs. Phone 635- vertlse¥ for only one In. Need immediately in Call 63S.S202 for detalls. I sondeck" Phune 63S-440SI correct Insertion for the Monday thru Friday 8.4. HEALTH PARADE 7191 or 635-6689 (p3-8) BUSINESS PERSONALS' 'For 4 year old children. Held Terrace; 3 Avon represen- (p20-17) I (offlu14) I partion of the edvertlslng $4.00 per line per month. Transportation availahle. Contact Skeenavlew Lodge on third Monday of every tatives to work In following space occupied by the In. On a 4 month hasls only. areas: Keith to Graham, . For Sale Prime Tire correct or omitted item only, month. Developmental, vision, hearing screening between " Kenney - and Business with gas service 1975 12X66 3 bedroom and that there shall be no DEADLINE done. Please phone for Molltor; Straume and etc. -. 4 bedroom home, Elmonte (Glendale) trailer, liability to any event greater • WANTED DONATIONS completely furnished, 1V2 2 joey shacks, 1 fully in- The Three Rivers Workshop appointment. Hamer from Sparks to than the amount paid for DISPLAY: beth, many extras, situated sulated. Fireplace and for the Handicapped are PRENATAL BREATHING Kalum and trailer court; and 1968 Lincoln Welder Model such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to 68 miles north of Terrace. covered porch. Set uP, and looking for donations of any. & RELAXING EXERCISES Queensway, Bobslen to SA 200 can be vle~vedat rear Advertisements must publication day. Held every Thursday af- Kitsch. For more In- of Pacific Northern Gas Ltd.; Apply C. Rifler, Box 183, skirted at 27 Timberland comply with the British old, broken or used places of ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. formation call Margret at 2900 Kerr Street, Terrace. Terrace, B.C. 633.232,6 (ctf) Trailer Park 635-7645after S Columbia Human Rights Act CLASSIFIED: furniture, also any discarded p.m. (p10.15) woud products we could use V.D. CLINIC 635-3166 (c2.6) Sealed bids will be accepted which prohibits any ad. 1:00 p.m. day prior to Held every Monday at 3:38 up to June 38th. Highest or vertlslng that discriminates publlcatton day. fur recycling or renovating. For Sale: 12x60 1973 Call us at 635.2238between or by appointment. any bid not necessarily against any person because 32, BICYCLES, accepted, (cS-8) AUTOMOBILES--- Canadlana 2 bedrooms with of his race, religion, sex, SarvlcachergeofSS.00eaell 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try SAN ITATION The public heal.th Inspectors frldge, stove, washer and color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques, to make arrangements ,for MOTORCYCLES For Sale: 1965 Massey dryer. Asking $11,000 pickup. are: now. situated In Eby 1975 Valiant Custom, 13000 or place of origin, or because Street. They will be pleased Ferguson. Leader. Backhoe. negotiable. Phone 635.7697 his age iS between ,14 and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP- 1976 250 "YZ Yamaha mi. p.s., p.b., electric rear INCHES AWAY CLUB .. to assist with any sanitation Power train. Completely (ctflulO) years, unlesstheconditlon Is TIONS: motorcross bike. S850Phone window defogger, block Meet every Tuesday night at problems. rebuilt. Call 635.7889after 6 justified by a bona fide No charge provided news 635.3888 after. $ (c3-8) .(p5-1O) , heater, premium condition. 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. AUDIOLOGY CLINIC Phone 63S-5102 after requirement for the work submitted within one month. For more Information phone 56' Safe,Nay doublewide• involved. $5.00 production charge for Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. 6 & weekends. (AS-el 635-3747.or 635.3023. Includes all major, ap- iweddlng a .~l~.~t" emgag.emant~.~.:,. ~ Hearing ests will be done by 33. F0R SALE cloctor,s referrals. :Tel No. pliances, large garden shed • 1977 Ccmero 350 4 speed, p, and fencing.~.3 bedrooms, 2 638-1155. • MISC. ' windows, p.b., tilt steering, " - ~- ,,, ; ~ , "~: (write:ups) ricelgid/;on(~,~-"~*- THRIFTSHOP full bath, and fireplace. Sat Published at Terrace month or more after event LONG TERM CARE For Sale: 1 used electrolux p.s., $5,~ O.B.O. Phone 685- Mills Memorial Hospital Office at No.20S-4721 Lazelle up and fully skirted In B.C. 5 days a week zig.go "charge, with or vacuum cleaner with power Room for Rent: .New large 2716 after 6 (pS-1,2,5,6,7) cedar• View at No• 3]-4619 Auxiliary would epproclate Ave. Tel 635.9196. housekeeping room suitable without pldure. Subject to any donations of good, clean nozzle, In very good con- Queensway Drive (T:.m- Men..Frl. mornings condensatl0n. Payable In Assessment and planning for dition. Phone 635'6672 (p3-7) for working man, stove, For Sale: Buick 1967. Good clothing, any household those eligible for Lon~ Term running condition. Best berland Trailer Park advance. frldge, everything furnished. Phone 635.9429• (cff) Items, toys etc.. for their Care. "' " Central location, separate offer. Also 1 pair Dayton PUBLISHER •THRIFT SHOP.. • Cabin tank for pickup.truck. AID TO HANDICAPPED 16.6 gallons, 84rack player entrance, parking, end Cork boots. Size 10 635-5775 Don Cromack '. CLASSIFIED AN- For pickup service phone Office at No. 205.4721 cablevlslon .supplied. 635. (I)2-7) 635.5320or 6~5.5233,or leave with quick release bracket. NOUNCEMENTS: Lezelle. Tel 635-9196. Phone 635.6516 (c5-9) 2145"(p3-7) donations at the Thrift shop Assessment and guidance 1974 Ford ~/~ ton pickup 360 REPOSSESSIONS SUBSCRIPTION on Lazelle 'Ayenue on We have a limited number of Births 5.50 for vocational and so¢lel 18 cu. ft. deep freezer. 2 year motor auto, Radial tires, RATES Saturdays be{ween 11:00 rehabilitation done by eledronlc Ignition. Phone 12', 14', and 24' wide In ex- Funerals 5.50 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank old. Viscount 635.5888(p3,7) callent condltlon. Effective October 1, Cords of Thanks 5.50 consultant. 635.9580 after 4 (c4-9) you. (nc) NO DOWN 1977 Momorlal Notices 5.50 For Sale: Household fur- For Sale: 1975 Mustang PAYMENT nlture. Dinette suite, Purchase Includes dellvery, PHONE 635.6357 PARENTS I1~ CRISIS ~" Mach.I. Excellent condition, Single Copy 20c Are you making •your own bedroom suite, living room set up and furnlture. (On Classified Advertising DePt. suite etc. Phone 635.3117. I - 3 bedroom duplex" rent. 2%000 miles. Lots of ac- By Carrier mth 3.00 life and your children's ceasorles. Must sell before approved credit). (p5-7) ' No pets allowed. Close to If you quality we will fly, By Carrier year 36.00 miserable? Do you con- •ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. schools 635.6502 635-2182 July 1st. Phone 63S-9750~pS. stantly yell et your children,. 10) you in at our expense. By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 L Electrical and Refrigeration (p5-7) or hit them, or find it hard to FOR SALE: ! Hurryl. These won't lastl By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 Thursday, June 8th 7:00 p.m. contract. .Private Art Collectionll Call our credit manager' control your .angry feelings For Rent: 1 bedroom fur- 1974 Montage 4-door Sedan, By Mail year 40.00 Films to he shown'next door ):louse wiring. .Acryllcs, oils '& water- $4500miles, Can be viewed at collect at toward them? ; 635-5076 n!shed house in Thornhlll. Senior Citizen year (to Kalum Kabs) about P.I.C.'s goal is to help you oolours by: rear of Pacific Northern Gas 684.0024 alcohol and drugs. For more .A.M• Nehrlng, W. Hum. Phone 635.5775 (pl.6) 20.00 become the loving con- DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP Ltd., 2900 Kerr Street. Tar.Star intormatlon contact: Rob ) structive parent you really phrey, Irene Homer, Sealed bids will• be accepted Mobile Homes Reconditioned bikes and ~For Rent: 3 bedroom house. British Commonwealth and (streetworke'r), JoAnna - want to be. -S. Sands, etc. up to June 9, 1978. Attention: 835 Granvlle United States of America 1 repairs. Available Immediately 627- 6.15-4780, Maruean - 635.4750 All Inquires absolutely Reasonahle rates'. •Old bottles, dated pre-1905 Mr. K. Irwin. Highest or any •- Vancouver, B.C. year 51.00. mm 730S co)lect efter S (p2-7) confidential. ", 193! Queensway Dr. .Misc. Items bid not nocusserlly accepted. V6Z 1~'7 B.C.O.A.P.O. - Annual Fa~ll Phone &~,.r.y.o.r_Joh_ n .6~-4419 -.2 complete Beds, 39"x60" (cS.6) (a10.7) Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Bazaar. Navember 18th GOLDEN RULE .Corner Lamp Table V8G 2M9 1978. Arena Banquet Room A Heather.Tartan Society is Odd jobs for the iobless. .Bays' Hockey Skates, Size 3, being formed with the In. Phone635-4535. 3238Kalum CCM, perfect condition Telephone: Terrace Jaycees Installation forest of promoting Scottish .Please Phone 635.6843 112.604.635.6357 Ball at Lakelse Hotel, June cultural Interest and events.. GEMINI EXCAVATING " onyt!me. Do It Now 10, 197S. Cocktplls 7 p.m. Interested persons should ' LTD. HoME DELIVERY Dinner 8 p.m. Dancing 9:30 4ATTrackersoo15xlOCDN MTGE HELPER - GOOD contact Eleanor Halley at (Wee Andrews) rims, GM.Chev, Phone 635. INVESTMENT Terrace & District • p.m.' Tickets $15 couple at 635.24.% as soon as possible. Backhoe Work 5092 (cff) 1072.72A and 72B River Dr., Thornhlll & District Sears. Hourly & Contract Thornhlll, s-s duplex and 1 Aluminum Phone635.6357 RAPE RELIEF 63S.3479anytime For Sale: 1" electric bedroom house on large Is your son Ifiterest~ in & CRISIS LINE (AJ12) secretary, ,1 400 amp corner lot. 20yrsold. 3sep. Scouts. If so the 1st Terrace FOR WOMEN weldlnggenerator, I electric meters, tenants pay own Sheets ' Scout Troop Is faking pre CALL 635.7SS0 THE HOBBY HUT welder, 1 canopy for 8' PU utilities. Total monthly rent registration for 5eptemher. OR Ceramic supplies & box. 635.7096 after 6 (p3.8) $420. 'To view call 635.7810,, 26" x 36" Max number will be 24. If ..... ~.mg Greanware, elr brushing Offer to $40,500. CHADE. Interested call Mrs. Wardrop (¢tf) available - coefom firing. Two boy's bikes.' Good 435.1471,Block Bros. Realty. at 635-3553. Fees will be 3936McNeil St. / oondltlon. Sofa bed and (A 2.18,19.2-1,2-2.6,7) $20.00 per boy. Anyone Ih- ~-k'-eena D'lstrict Gil:'l "Guides 635-9393 12 ,heats only- 3.76 terested In helping with would like to announce the maternity clothing, size 12. The Terrace Dance Scouts please call . 14. Phone63S.3919. (cl-7) opening of .a Lend'Ranger RUPERT STEEL & For Sale: 3 beclroum s'p'i4 Association will be Compsny In the Thornhlll SALVAGE KTD. Guaranteed Used level - bench area. 4 yearsI presenting a Dance Seminar- The Terrace Dog Club will area. Girls between the ages Ap. ft ' at I0V/4 percentI THE DAILY HERALD Workshop on June 24th and held Its monthly meeting, We buy copper, brass all pllcances of 14' and 18 who are in. metals'and bafferles. ssumable mortgage. MoreI 251h tO be held at Clarence Wednesday, June 1Mh 8:38 terested please call 635.3061 formation 635.3320 after ~i 3212 him St. Terrace Location. Seal Cove Coronado Washer & Dryer. 'Ml~hl*el Elementary School, p.m. at the Thornhlll or 638.1269 (ctf) .m. (p10.1O) , | Terrace, B.C. This weekend Open till 5 p.m. Men. to Sat. $299.9S .: Community Hall. I Is open to all Individuals over 'Mllls Memorial Hospital Phone 624.5639 age 6. The Terrace Dog Club will Auxiliary Thrift Shop on Westinghouse Gold Auto Miss 'Shells Marshall a host the monthly Flea Lazelle now offers a full Washer. S199.95 3 bedrooms In town• member of the .Royal Market at the Thornhlll stock of Spring and Summer 16'~ LOST Pheasant St. 6 year old Academy of Dancing trained Community Hall, Sunday, wear. DroF/in on Saturdays EnterprlseGold Electric hQuse. Asking t64,000 ¢15. at the Rae Burns Dance June 11th, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. from 11:00 - 4:30 P.m. Range. $249.95 7796 (pS.1O) School, the Wynne Shaw 35c admission at the door. V Lost from the 3300 Block of School of CDanca and Three For further Information call ;,Velght Watchers meeting Thomas. Small black female Maytag ~,vacado Top Load Cottage for sale, west side Dishwasher. S199.95 Summer Sessions at the : 635.4217 held every Tueldaynt 7 p.m. cat with white spot under Lakelse Lake. Reasonable, Banff School of Fine Arts. Owner will carry egreement at the Knox United Church chin. Wearing yellow collar J are holding a special I There will be four Help the Golden Rule. Boy a Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. and goes by the name of WestinghouSe Gold of saleto right party. Phone categories available Ba!le.t, raffle ticket on return air Sarah. Reward offered. Call Eledrlc Range1. $279.95 564-2994 (c6-11) Tap, Modern.Jazz and, fares. Drew July 1st. Attend s.E'x, be l~ ,~.,~., 635.2148 or 638-1064. (ctf) meeting, Thursday, June 8 Acrobatic.Gymnastic 1000 dollar bingo on June"11 Karen Kale of the National Maytag Ava(~d() Porte Dancing. Fee of $20.00 will at Thornhlll Community Ballet of Canada Js set to star Dryer • $99.9S in her ownCBC.TV Special to A white long haired female cover,any or all sedlons Centre. Added door prizes. cat with green-yellow eyes. at the Green Room, : taken over the two days. Sponsored by the Kermode be toped in November. Totem Furniture & App She's two years old. Missing and Appliance Registration forms may .be Friendship Society. 'PEASANTS ARE STAI~ ' frorn the lower Albatross 638-1158 Terrace Hotel at ?: 30 obtained et Terrace Slght The Italian film The Tree area of Kitlmat. Any In. and Sound or Terrace Public ' BATH FOR' THE HEAD of Ctols, wldch won the formation would be ap. BORN IN INDIA Wanted to rent: 2 or 3 Library. Please pre register Beethoven poured Cold award for b~t film at this preclated; Contact 69 Brant Rudyard KIp..S wan b~ bedroom house. Phone after for contract negotiations ' by June ,6, ]978 to P.O. Box water over 'his head to year's Cannes Flhn Feetlval, or call 632.2924. (sff) in Bombay, India on,,n,~ee.30, 6 638.8325 (p5.8) 256, Terrace, B.C. VeG 4A9 stimulate the brain. store real Italian peasants. 1885. I i

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Unique 68' mobile home, FOR SALE BY BID galley kitchen, separate Good and 'chattels of Copper - WEIGHT dining room wilh dining Mountain Automotive Ltd. room with patio doors. Set- Situated at 208 Skinner Ave•, up in very quiet, small court. Terrace, B.C. THE GOODS PHOTOGRAPHY: 10 for MAY BE VIEWED Monday WATCHERS Phone 635.5645 (c5-8) $1.00. Our introductory ECIPES Evening, June 12, 1978. Bids special offers you 10 For Sale: 12x68 ATCO may be submitted in writing beautiful jumbo-size color Velmont 3 bedroom mobile to Security Bailiffs Ltd. P.O. plctures from any one color ' "o The Authority home. SetuP and skirted In BOx 222, Kitlmat, B.C• no negative for only $1.00. Any trailer court in town. Will later than June 16, 1978. (c9- additional pictures over 10 sell furnished or un- 7) from same negative on!y 10c furnished. Phone 635.9046 each. Send as many color even. (pl0-Jul) (~) ,.~.o, ...... j negatives (any size) as you IId~ ¢olumdda FomslS wish plus $1.00 for each. Also 23x56 Doublewide, major i save on developing and appliance and garden shed - Sealed tenders for the printing your color films. 12 fenced. Situated on lot fully following stand fending exp. roll - $2.99, 20 exp. roll - skirted complete fenced, contract(s) will be received $3.99, 24 exp. roll - $4.99, .36 View at 31 Timberland by the District Forester, exp. roll - $6.99. Fast ser- Trailer Court, 4619 Queen- Ministry of Forests, vice, guaranteed quality & sway. (Ctf) Prince Rupert, B.C on satisfaction or money SI'I.I !" I'I'A S()LIFFI.IT the dates shown below. refunded. Pronto Photo PAS'I•A I:A(;()LI Trailer for sale: 197412x68 3 Service, 30 Eastgate, Win- 30 mL (2 I,iidcsp~.)r~s) ilnitation bedroom furnished trailer, !. Contract ST 1031.2-4 JS nipeg, Man. R3C 2C1. (ju 15) (or diet) nl,ll~aline 375 nrL (I-I/2 cupQ c,mm'd dishwasher, fridge, stove, IRSI'.I I-N'I'II S()I I1' 30 ml. (2 I,d~leH~oorls) IlotH lllnl ,It n('sl. Che)pped Located Humphrys Ranger KN()CKWt 250 nil (J cup) Ionlat() S.lUCC.no washer, dryer, china cabinet District Kitimat Number of HELP WANTED: Mature 2:;0 ml. ( I cup) evaporaled 180 g (6 ()unt es} thol~pc(~ (talon skimmed milk suga! ,idded etc. No.1 Pine Park phone hectares 19.5 Viewing date students! Earn $6 to $7 per 250 Illl. ~i Ctlp) fiuclv thoPt)cd I 0 itt l. (2 t¢'aH~oons) dehydhlled 635-3246 (clm-Ju 17) hour plus bonus with in- 360 g (12 ounci,~.) cooked dried ('1 II('K I'I':A SI'IO{AI) June 15, 1978, leaving Ran carr.ols gr*.'en splil pea,, union Ilakes ger Station at 9:00 a.m. teresting summer work" 250 ml. (I cup) finely clmpped " I In L ( 1/4 te,|Hmon) oreg,lll¢) 180 ~ (fl ounces) cooked dried f; m l. (I leaH'Ioon)dehydrated chick peas (g.lrb.m/os) Must SII - 12x46 2 bedroom NOTE: Viewing of the stand Write Fuller Brush Co., Box celery" onion flakes l)a,,h garlic powder mobile home on a fully 108 care of 808, 207 West 250 mL (I cup) canned Iomatoes, " 480 g ( I pmmd) c.oked dried IO mL (2 Ic.lspoon~;) lemon juke tending site prior to sub- I m I. (1/.I le.lsp¢~un) sail 1/2 garlic cl,ve, chnPl~ed serviced, clear title lot on miffing a tender for this Hastings St., Vancouver, choppl'd I m I. ( 1/'l tvaspr)on) sage c,,nnellini heans B.C. V6B 1H7 or Mr. T. 2 chickeu houilhm cubes 350 mL (I-1/3 CUllS ) cooked en- 5 ml. (I teaspoon) sesame oil Simpson Rd, Thornhill. contract is mandatory. Dash thvlr)e 5,111 Io laSle Open to offers, G. Warnen, Diamond, General Delivery, I mL ( II,I teaspoon) garlic powder ,I inedim~ eggs, separated riched elbow macaroni Deadline for receipt of Dash thvme 2 slices wholt' wheal bread, toasted Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C., Station 'R', Kelowna, B.C. Preheal oven to IROn(:. ('lq0r)l';). In s.mcepan combine first 5 ingrrdi- tenders is 3:30 p.m. June 30, 480 g ( I p.un(l.) c.okcd (hied elliS; covel anti cook It) illinutcs, .ind cul into quarters 635-7117 (ctf) 1978. V1X 4K3. (ctf) lentils, lescrvu liqaid In t.p el dm.bk, boiler over hailing t .mbinc lifst 5 ingredients in Mend watcl, rm, II malgaHne. Add Ihulr slilring occasionally. Add he,ms aml Tenders must be sub- 30 ml. (2 tablespoons} ~ed wi.e nlacaloni; Mlrllnef JO millUh?S, slir- {'1 L)lf}tanlel or hind processor and 12x68 Mobile Home. Reverse miffed on'the form and in the PERSONAL: Discerning vincg.u and stir. Add rail k arid cook. stirring process unlil smooth, Serve wilh corrslantlv uulil mixlule'lhickens. lingoccasiollally to i)r~vt'nl sticking, isle. $9,000 O. B.O. Phone 635- envelopes supplied which, Adults. Shop discreetly by I bay leaf I)ividi: evenly. Makes 2 servings. I)hlSl• Ilivide evenly, Makes 2 scrv 3304 (p3.8) mail. Send $1.00 for our Add spill peas, onirm Ilakes, .salt, with particulars, may be 240 g (8 ounces) knockwtusl, Each serving is equivalent to: in~% Sul'~plenrenl as required. latest fully IllustPated sliced sage and thyloe. Remove Iron1 heal; obtained from the Forest cool sligh!ly. 'Stir in egg y.Iks. In 188 mL (3/4 cup) Vegetables 1:ach serving is equivalent to: For Sale: 1968 Imperial catelogu~ of marital aids for Salt and pepper to la~te 90 g (3 m, uccs) Legurues Trailer 10'x36' 635.-7860 Ranger(s) indicated, or medium hnwl, beat egg whiles until I serving Bonus (I 25 ml. -.. from the District Forester, both .ladies and gentlemen. In sautct),lO combine |ir,,t 10mt)cdi - still• I .hi egg whites into pea )nix- 112 cup tomato sauce) 112 serving 1"at ones; co)~k 7 )rlinules Stil'liflg t)) (c5.7) Ministry of Forests, Prince Direct Action Marketing Inc. dis- ttlre. I'msr i))lo a 2 I. soulfl~ dish. 2,10 g [8 ouncesJ Legames I serving Bread f Rupert, BmC. Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, solve bouilhm cul!e. Add lentils,~e Bake 30 mimHrs, Serve immediale- 1 serving Choice Group sclve(I beau liquid, pills t.n~)tlgh For Sale: 12x68 trailer on The lowest or any tender will Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3X9. ly• I)ividc evenlv, Makes 4 servings. treed and landscaped lot. w,Uer to equal I I. plus 12.~ m l not necessarily be accepted. (eft) (4•1 J2 (ups) liquid, vinegar .,nql imy Each seivin): is equivalent It):., Copperside Estates 12x20 leaf. Cover;simmer 30 nlJlltltes. ~t'- 3/4 so,ring lat VI((;(;IE-BI'AN 131JR(;I'2P,S addition, sundeck, garden, (cs-7) ,"-w..xr t ~--~2"~ " ~-I I-I/2 servings Something Exlra BI,ACK BI'AN S()LJP move and discard bay lear. I'lace 180 g (6 ounc('~,] cooked (~ried shed, playhouse, garden, 500 mL (2 cups) at bean mixture in (7.2 n~l. I-II2 tca- 1/2 medium green pepper, seeded hothouse. Phone 63S.4449 ~,poons JJour) and diced while beans blemh'r contaim~t ; l)rocess unlil 200 ml. (3/,1 cup) grated carrot eves. (c5.71 smooth. Returu to %,lUCepao; Itl(J 112 sewing Milk 1h2•5 ml. :- 114 60 ~ (2 ounces) diced onion cup eV.lporaled skimmed milk) 2 ml. (1/2 tcaspuou I oregano 200 mL (3/4 cup I grated zucchini more walt'r to adiosl consish'ncY il 200 m L (3/4 cup) shredded Sealed tenders for the ~[' '' :'~/+'~'I/~'~ desire(l• Add knockwurst, salt and 90 g (3 ounces) Legumes 2 ml. (!/2 Icaspoohl marjoram 12x68 Safeway. Furnished. I Egg Dash garlic powder cahh;Ige 8x10 heated ioey shack. following stand tending .~~~j~_.~/-/~ pepper• Simme~ 5 minutes. Divide I/2 medium green pepper, seeded contract(s) will be received ~~ 360 g (12 minces) cooked dried Phone 635.9323. (p10-71 evenly. Makes ,I servings. Mack heans, reserve liqpid and diced by the District Forester, Each se=ving is e¢ltriv,llent It): 30 ml. (2 lablespoons} cider 60 g (2 ounces) diced oninn Minlsfry of Forests, Prince Some people used to think 4S g (I-I/2 re,noes) I.imitcd 'I•IIRI-I - BEAN SALAD vinegar 2 medium eggs, heaten Rupert, B.C. on the dates gold was crated by leaving Vt'g~.'|,11)[e I chicken houilhm cube 2 slices wbole wltcat bread made 188 Iill. (~/'1 cup) Ve),ctahlcs 240 g (8 ounces) t.oked dried shown below, mercury in the sun. red kidney he,ms I bay 1car into Cl UlllhS 1. Contract ST 1031-2-5 JS 112 sewing 5on)ethin~ Extra 2SO ml. (I tup cooked wax heans Salt and pepper to taste 30 mL (2 tablespoons) soy sauce Located McCullough Ranger ( I I? houillon cuhe) 250 mL (I cup cooked green beans 1 niL (1/4 teaspoon) basil 120 g (,I ounces) I.egume~ In saucepan combine !i.-.t 5 ingrcdi~' Distrld KItimat Number of 00 g (2 ounces) chopped onion cnts; cook 3 minutes• Add reserved I m L (I/4 teaspoon) oregano I m L ( l/,t teaspoon) marjoram hectares 19.55 Viewing date * =~';" , ~1 60~c~2r~l;lces) Knockwurst 75mL(l/4enpplusl tablespoon) bean liquid plus enough water to equal 750 mL (3 cups) liquid aad Dash garlic powder June 15, 1978, leavihg Dash nutmeg @ Ranger Station at 9:00 a.m. :.~ 2OraL (1 tablespoon plus 1 tea- remaining ingredienls; cover aml slronn} vegelablc oil Salt and pepper to taste NOTE: Viewing of the sfand • simmer 2.5 minutes. Remove and 15 mL (I tahlespoon)(lloppcd discard bay leaf. Transler 250 mL Combine all ingredients in a medi- Inviation to Tender tendincj site prior' to sub- Town of Smithers, B.C. hesh palslcy (1 cup) beth mixtnre to hlcl3der um bowl. Divide mixture evenly in. miffing a tender for this • ~liB~il~l~ll=~ 2 enl. (I/2 teaspoon) meg,rim to 4 portions; form into 4 patties. Sidewalks - 1978 conhtiner; profess until smooth. contract is mandatory. ~1 .//~ I mL (I/4 teaspoon) garlic powder Return to saucepan and reheat or Brown in a preheated non-stick Deadline for recelpf of "~/.,~/'7/~,,~ I In medium bowl, combine all ingre. cook until reduced Io desired con- skillet, turning once. Place on a Tenders for the supply of fenders is 3:30 p.m. June 30, dicnts. Cover and refrigerate several sistency. Divide evenly. Makes 2 baking sheet and bake at 220oc• sidewalks will be received by 1978.. Some say if your nose itches, - ~ hours or overnight. Divide evenly. servings. (425OF.) for 20 to 25 minutes. the Town of Smithers up to Tenders must be sub- someone is talking about you. Makes 2 servings. Supplement as re. Each serving is equivalent to: Makes 2 servings, 2 patties each. 3:00 p.m., local time, miffed on the form and In the , • quiled, 30 niL (2 tablespoons) Vege- Each serving is equivalent to: Wednesday, June 21st, 1978. envelopes supplied which, ~/(C'= g'~ ~/ ~-~~'~ Eacl] st,lvillg is equivalent 'O: tables 90 g (3 ounces) Legumes with particulars, may be __--- 0g(,l,,u,,ces), cgu,,,es • 30 g (1 ounce) Limiied Vegi:- 325 mL (I-1/4 cups) Vegetables All tenders must be sub- obtained from the Forest • '~_~. ~ ~ ~" • 250 )uL-(I CU~) Vegetables table 30 g (1 ounce).LLmited ~'~ ...... ~ '/,r- 30 g (I ounce)Limited Vege- 8o g tab e ;.~ :. ,,;,;:f},, • miffed to the Office of the Ranger (s) indicated, or i (6 ou.cesi'Leg~mes Treasurer in a sealed en- table I/2 serving Something Extra l Egg "~;' " ~'. from the District Forester, ~~ 2 ,e,vings Fat (1/2 bouillon cube) I serving Bread velope, clearly marked Ministry of Forests, Prince ''TENDER FOR Rupert, B.C. SIDEWALKS - 1978". The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac- Tenders will be publicly cepted. opened at the above stated (c5-8) time in the Council Cham- Some say it's bad luck to bers of the Town Office. All burn sassafras wood. tenders will be examined and submitted to Council for awarding at fhe Regular Council Meeting of June 27th, 1978. FOR SALE: Camper near new 8' Galaxy with frldge, WATER SHREW (Sorex palustris) -- "his small The work is comprised of stove, furnace. Super light I mammal is about six inches long, the !ad being base preparation, the supply construction. Used only 3 one-third of its length• A'n excellent swin,.ner and of material and construction times. Must sell Phone 635- diver, it is never found far from water. Ti'e water of approxlmafely 950 meters 9692 (c5- shrew is a vicious fighter, and will atta¢~ prey of 1.5 meter width sldewalk. 7) larger than itself. With lightning speed and eedle Some people believed that I sharp teeth, its bite partially paralyzes prey by a Tender Inquiries shall be 1970 VW camper, sink- wearing blue quartz stones ' i l/OW poisonous venom emitted from glands in the ;~wer directed to the undersigned. fridge, 2 burner stove, protected them from ship- Its diet varies from insects and their t~ va cupboards, carpet, pots & wreck. jaws. A. DeEIIIon, pens Included. Priced at to mice, earthworm, fish and fish eggs, and e. =.n Director of Works and $1800 Call Harry 638.1403 (p3- small ground-nesting birds. Engineering 6) Lunc h, Italian .S.tyle Town of Smithers, P.O. BOx 879, ,~ C~mper 1975 Edson 8' In Italy, an antipasto is a Smlthers, B.C. (847-3251) Camper, C.W 15,000 BTU first course, served "before (c5-12) the pasta" at lunch or din- furnace. Phone63g-1121 (sff) ner. Some American host- esses are serving a generous 171/2' Vanguard Camper antipasto as a one dish meal , Mills Memorial trailer 635.5888 (p3-7) and it's a pleasant change I cJee Ees i Hospital from the salad bowl and the Terrace For Sale: 10' Cc~veman • soup/sandwich routine. Camper. In excellent con- Antipasto differs from a Tenders will be received dition also 20" propane salad in that the ingredients • WANTED by the Administrator of Mills Move. Phone 635-9420 (p3.7) such as fresh and pickled Memorial Hospital, Terrace, vegetables, fish, sausages, B.C. for fhe following work 'For Sale: 1967 Starmaster6. cheese, olives, etc. are ar- during the summer months, Hard top tent trailer. Fully ranged, not tossed, on a bed 1978: equipped. Canopyand jacks. of greens. Wine vinegar and - Mowing andupkeep of Good condition. Phone 635- a light.olive oil are offered lawns 3919. (cl-7) as dressing. Fresh, crunchy bread makes a perfect THORNHILL - Upkeep and maintenance accompaniment. of flower gardens and shr,ubs Fishermans Special 8' camperette. 635-4577 (c6-11) The following recipe for - Minor improvemenfs to Pepperoni Bread makes a the property including some del icious accompaniment fencing and some lawn for an antipasto lunch. It's ,...) planting. very easy to make, using the and Please contact the Ad- Rapidmix Method devel- minlstrater, Mills Memorial oped by Fleischmann's Hospital for complete Household Realty Yeast to take the guesswork details. Tenders will be out ~f yeast baking. The received up till 1600 hours, SECOND MORTGAGES yeast is mixed with other Thursday, June 15, 1978. (c5. No bonuses dry ingredients, it does not TERRACE 6) No brokerage fees have to be dissolved Jfi~s.".. After the first rising, the In a large bowl thbroughly Punch dough down; turn No f!nder's fees coarsely chopped pepperoni mix 2 cups flour, sugar, salt, out onto lightly floured FOR SALE is kneaded iu, the dough is pepper and Fleischmann's board• Knead in chopped BYTENDER FAST SERVICE divided and braided to make Active Dry Yeast. Gradually pepperonl, Divide dough in ASSETS OF DEASE Come on in or call the nearest 2 handsome loaves. add hot tap water to dry half. Divide one half into 3 DEV E LOPME NTS LTD. office of Houseboid Finance PEPPERONI BRAID ingredients and beat 2 min- equal pleees; roll each piece Ask for Mortgage Services Utea at medium speed of 'into a 20 inch rope. Braid Real estate and chattels 4608 Lakelse Avenue 6 1/4 to 3/4 cups unsifted electzlc mixer, scraping ropes together; pinch ends situated in Dease Lake, TERRACE flour bowl occasionally. Add I to seal, Place on greased B.C. formerly operated as 635-7207 2 tablespoons sugar i/2 cups flour• Beat at high baking sheet. Repeat with the "Dease Inn". Sale Is 2 teaspoons salt speed 2 ~iinutes, ~:rapin~ remaining half of •dough. under direction of R.E. 1 teaspoon coarsely bowl oceasionally. Stir tn Cover; let rise in warm Jamison as receiver- 70. LIVESTOCK + ground pepper enough additional flour to place, free from draft, until manager and Is subject to 2 packages make a soft dough. Turn doubled in bulk, about 50 approval of the courts. For Fleischmann's Active out onto lightly floured minutes, Dry Yeast board; knead until smooth Brush braids wi~h Planters further Information contact Registered 2 'year old 2 1/4 cups very warm and elastic, 8.10 minutes. Peanut Oil• Bake in ,nodcr- ...... Dave Lewis or Rod Cousins Palamino filly. By Peters PHONE at Federal Business tap water ,Place in greased bowl, turn- ate ~rveu (375:'F,) about 40 Lucky Reg. quarter horse • (12OAF.. 130OF.) ing to grease top. Cover; let minutes, or until done. Re- Development Bank, stallion. Phone Birch Haven 1/4 pound coarsely rise in warm place, free mr)re from baking sheets Terrace, Ranch 635.5288 after 6 a•m. ~hopped pepperoni from draft, until doubled in :rod cool on wire racks. 635-6357 635.4951. (c5.71 (p5-10) Planters Peanut Oil bulk, about 50 minutes. Makes 2 Ioav0s, DALLYHERAL|

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DEAR ABBY: I am' enclosing a, nqwspaper clipping that B.C. " ' appeared ih n seeticn of the paper tlmt very few teenagers read, ' ?. I think it should be in YOUR column-or nmybe lathe I PspN~" C~IPdE~=ET~ t.~T~ comics, where teenagers Would be sure to see it. w~c~.,w~=tp R¢:MtF ~! D NF:~-.~--~ ~r~ 1"o '~-.~ANI~G'! Abby ,=;ays She'll If you agree with me, please reprint it. Thank you, rw~! me~c~v +..; MRS. E. B. CLINGNER, COVINGTON, KY. , ~'~v~ .... Keep the Faith DEAR MRS. C.: The pkco appeared In the Cineinnstl Enquirer, In William Raspberry's culum~ It was written by Korea Rak, who teatime Eagllob to students at the Center Juuiar Iggh School In Stronffvflle, Ohio. " ByAbigail Van Buren Ms. Rak mmpased a letter (ostensibly from an laFS by (~tlc4~o Tribune.N.Y. News Synd. Inc, employer) deMgusd to let bet youthful Job seekers see thenmelvea as they ,re seen. With so many young people

looking for Jelm now, I think this piece deserves all the ,.f• • DEAR ABBY: I repd in your column a reply to a letter in exposure it can get. which you state that you took Catholic instruction. It may "DEAR KID: Today you came to me fur a job. From th~ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau be premmptuous of me to question you, but sines you are a look of your shoulders as you walked out, I suspect you've ,.J ~pubUc person," may I ask if you were planning to switch been turned down before, and numbs you believe by now I ~7/~, 1 5017A KNOll/ . to Catholicism from Juddsm? We'd hate to l~se you. that kids your age can't find Jobe.. Nt~ITL/K~ HAV/N6A • W.S.O., CENTURY CITY, CALIF. "But I hired • teenager today, You saw him. What was fON NHO /~ HOT ONLYA . you~r r~e ii so spedui about ldm? Not experience; neither of you had W/~6 ON7/~ Sq0~,BOTZ ~INO 5~IU~, BUT .~v~Y O~/E..~T/OgFO~ , "~1-0~ ~' II /~. ~/l~V~U#'v#~. A[.50 O/VEOF THE "fOP WHAT? 7HOSE~ ! DEAR W.S.O.: No way. I took the course in order to any. Attitude, son. A-T-T-I.T*U-D-I~., He did hls best to "n./N/N6IH ? [! hotter understand CnthoHdsm, but I told the priest in impress me. That In where he edged you out.- • 71~ OFOU~ 7/~¢~?C~ advance that ! wanted to/earn--not turn. "He wasn't dressed like Easter Sunday, but then that wasn't necessary. !~ e~tbea were dean, and he had --'=- , '" DEAR ABBY: I'm the 33-year~)ld mother of three gotten a haircut. He filled out the npplloutfun form n~atly adorable little girls. I'd like to know the answer to a and completely. He did not mdt to borrow • pen. He retried questfon I should probably ask my doctor, but Im afraid his SOCIAlSecurity ard, had Imele identification, and did hell think I'm stupid. not ask, 'What's a reference?' ' After my third daughter was born, I was very ".He dlldn't have two friends wdtlng fur him by the pop disappoInted. I had prayed so hard for a bey because I machine. He didn't start to chow gum ur smoke while knew tbet'e what my husband wanted. My doctor tried to Interviewing; He didn't keep looMng nt him watch, giving •console ~ze by tolling me I shouldn't feel that I had let my me the impresdon that he had something more important N husband down-that the father done determined the sex to do. " ' • ' ' of a child. "He took the tlme to find out how we 'operate' here, and "How can this be? Sign me.,. i "STUPID" what his day-to-day tasks would be. I think he'll keep his guy who works ns a guard at the Montgomery County eyes open and work for me like he'd work fur him~ff. Prison, that she called him on the phone 1,400 times in "He was willing to st~t at that point where I could three months! She' was supposed to have called him nt his afford 'to pay. Someday, perhaps, he'll get to the point home'400-times in one week. Then he changed his phone DEAR MOTHER: I refuse to sign you "Stupid"--yoars where heql have more authority over ethers and a better lion Intelllgont question. number and she~started calling him at the prison[ Can you paycheck. " . believe this,,Abby? When a child is eancoived, the male's sperm, which "You know, kid, men have ulways had/6 get a Job llke conte~ either a "Y" chromosome or an "X" chromosome This re.worker says that the guard actually filed a L "; you get a girl: Case the sltuatinn, welt a deun shirt, end formal complaint against the woman. The judge fined her sex determination, fertilizes the female's egg, .which try to appear reeaoanbly wining. contains only an "X" sex chromosome. Each partner $300 and. put her on probation for three months. , '.,= "Maybe jobs aren't ms plentiful rlglst now, but there are Will you please check this out and see if it's true, or is oontrihutee one sex chromosome, but the female's is jobs. You may not believe it, but .11 around you employers always an X. Therefore,' If the father s Y chromosome my co-worker just putting me on? • are looking for young men and women smart enouBh to go • " PENNA. PUT-ON ferl~I~s the egg, the baby wIll4~e obey, but !f the father's after a job in the old-huddoned way. "X" chromosome connects, the baby will be • 'glrl. . "If you h=ve even the vaguest idea of what Fm trying to DEAR PENNA.: It's no put-an. It actually happened. Your doctor is right. The father ~lways det'erminea the say, let it show the next time you ask for • Job. You will be Ti/e Judge warned the lovesick young woman with sex of the cldld. head and shoulders above the, rest. , telephonitis that if she didnSt quit cslling the guard, she'd - ' , ~ "For beth Our sakes, get e~er* will youY--Tl~ BOSS" be sent to prison--but NOT to the one ~here that guard DEAR ABBY: I would appreciate it if you would air one . ' was employed. more opinion about a habit that crosses all ,lines of age, _DEARABBY: I just had a dlfferencs of opinion with my • gender, and social status.. It's addressing,, an women as w!fe" as to when it ia proper for n roan'to start wearing DEAR AEBY: The daughter of a friend of mine was linsey, darling, eweetle, dear -and other patromzin~ white shoes. planning a large August wedding. However, those .plans phrasea by bceses, store clerks, recsptioulete and a host o ~ I say that a man ~ start w e.ar.Ing w.hito shoes on Easter were quic~uy cnanged when the bride.to.be discovered she others who should know better. .~unoay. ~W. woe maraca mac use weu~tresean man aces was pregnant. I find it extremely offensive. Abby, gou would do women not wear white shoos until Memorial Day, or May 30. . So now the fam~y has eeht out announcements elating d~erywhere a favor by printingthis so that it can oe .sung Can you/settle this for us? that their daughter was married in April-so the big in every elevators bank, restnur.ant,, bue'.m,ess otxics, . J.A.INBING MTON, N.Y. wedding ie off. i~.,,: ' doctor's office, law firm and store m cne nation.. , " ' . .. Under these circ~Lmstances, is n wedding gift in order7 ..L Sign me. " ' DEAR J.A.: My fuMdoh expert, tell me that in your part JUST ASKING ,*'NOT YOUR HONEY IN L'VILLE, KY." of the country, the white ahsee don t some out of the dmmt until Memorial Day, or May 30. DEAR JUST: If your wedding gift means, "Tide is in D~AR NOT: Many women are in sgreement with ...... repayment for your wedding invitation," then, of coarse, you--but not ell, Read on: . Are yo~ pronlemsu~, n.v~..~, .Ira die .done?..LetAb.by no gift ie in order. But if f¢ means, "Accept this gift along •' . nelpyou, r'or a persomu, unpnJ~usee4 reply, write. Aooy: with oar best wishes for your future hepplaee,," then a gift DEAlt ABBY: My husband and I.were in an elevator Box 6~00, L~ Anplee, Calif. 90069. Endo6e n |tanlped, is in order: "If you don't keep quiet I'm gonna phone all youil ! with a Uttle old lady who was standing eenma us. when seu-anaresseaenvelope. friends and tell them how old you really are,'~ ~:. thq elevator door opened, my husband turned to her sun ' "One half the world cannot understand the sam,"" ' "rmase.... go anean ex me , dear". , " DEAR ABBY:l A co-worker told me that a 28-year~ld I~le.asures of the other." JaneAusten She gave him a. warm emile and r eplied , ~Fhank y ou ... Philodelph. a women. got such a wild crush on a 44: year~Id

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i PAGE 10, THE HERALD, ThursdaY,, June 8, 1978 Ottawa Notebook Sneezing powder banned By DOUG SMALL release began this way: othernbest sellers-- analyst toseawhy ~e grain OTTAWA (CP) -- Con. "Consumer and Corporate sparkling cigarettes and handling system isn't sumer Affair9 Ministez Affairs Canada Minister those birthday candles you working. Warren Allmand announced Warren Allmand today can't blow out. , Mazankowski says the in a news release last week announced an immediate Don Mazankowski, government is the reason the that he was banning the ban on the importing, ad- Progressive Conservative system is bogged down--it import and sale of sneezing vertising and selling of MP for Vegreville, has has spent all its time powder. certain sneezing powders in deseribed as "sheer lunacy" studying the subject without The decision set off an Canada." an announcement by Liberal doing anything about it. NAROWjI~E STORES outcry among joke-shop A number of sentences in Ralph Goodaie that the Gerald Robinson, 38, owners who regard the the news release were in government plans to set up national director of the ANDERSOH powder as a staple and quotation marks and another commcttco to in- Liberal party, is abandoning I Tuesday AILmand was asked followed by the phrase "Mr. vestigate the grain handling his post to return to his law what he thought of their All•and said" or "Mr': system, practice. He has held the job reaction. AUmand warned." Mazankowsi says the since November, 1975, and He said in an interview he Government i~ormation government first set up a says he is leaving now be. didn't know he had banned officers routinely make up royal commission under cause he could lose another the powder. Further, he said quotations for ministers. former ddef justice Emmett yearnfrom his career ff he he di~'t even know what it Despite the confusion over Hall to study the subject, waits to help run the next was. the sneezing powder release, Then it established a one- general election. The mix-up .appears to a spokesman said the man study under Prof. Carl Prime Minister Trudeau E result from a government deportment has no intention Snavely to examene the Hall has until next summer departmental practice oi of removing the ban. The report and other sources to before he must, by law, call All listings suSjeet to change -, lhout notice. writing news releases using powder,nthe department determine thecost of moving an election. lIlllIIIlliliIllIIllIIIllIIIIiiliI,;, .,iillilllilllIlliliIlll the name of a minister, then says, contains ingredients grain by rail. Sign of eummer: The distributing them without suspected of causing cancer. Then it set up the so-called supply department an- the minister's formal ap- Rot, says Bill Abrams, Prairie Rail Action Com- Pounced in its weekly list of Thursday, June 8 .5 pEa.- midnight proval. Cabinet ministers pgoprietor of Bill's Joke mittee to study the former contracts that Star Pants occasionally delegat~ Shop in Ottawa. studies and pass judgement Laurierville Ltd. of responsibilityfor such things The governmont is on a oa railway line aban- Megantio, Que., has been to aides. witchhunt, he says, citing denments, awarded a $12,5,850 contract Now it plans to corn- to make shorts for mail QUOTED LIBERALLY similar bans announced ~"'"° :3 "*" ~,c..(CW) 9.c.,(PBS) ¢' The sneezing powder recently on two of his mission a transportation carriers. 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