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TERRACE -E I1__ I i h mmm VOLUME 71 NO. 150 20c TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~0, 1971

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Fire men at 1737 Graham St., Prince Rupert, Sunday Four children died In this two storey building. The Sparks s tter down as firemen play hoses on buring Fire Chief Harrison, of the Prince Rupert f~ morning. The fire was noticed at 3:30 a.m. children upstairs were said to have aH safely exeaped residence in Prince Rupert at early morning tragic department at McCarthy House In which four young /i by themselves. Downstairs, four died. fire. wards of the government died, Sunday morning. ?

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Side view of the Human Resources children's After the fire subsided. The McCarthy residence in RCMPquestion Ross Thompson, who lives across the Burned shell of house at 349-4th East Street in Prince residence, after the Sunday morning fire. Prince Rupert was operated by the Department of street frnm the D.H.R. residence. Rupert. Seventeen year old Ruth Jaeger died in this Human Resources and housed youngsters from age 9 fire- the second tragic fire to take place that moralng, to 14. bringing the death toll in Prince Rupert.that day to five. t Youth Ince:nuve Program Death by 6,100 contestants enter Prince Roy Greening, principal for obvious reasOns. The The 15 boys and girls to of Thornhlll Elementary overall sponsors and be hired will all receive School and Director of initiators of the program the minimum wage while police Terrace and District are the Terrace & working on Hart Farm, Community Services District Commu .nity and will presumably be George Feb. winter games announced this week a Services. housed there. contract has been signed Other programs neglect N.B.CGames Prime Minister Trudeau Dawson Creek was the maliy made by regional with Manpower for a Funding, as already operated under the Sixty one hunared (Iona is working on it) host city of the first ,layoffs, unless an event special $128,960 grant. stated, will be by Canada Community Services VANCOUVER (CP)- participants in over 40 said Furlong. Mrs. Northern B.C. Winter ]s open to all competitors The money is for a Manpower under is umbrella in Terrace Police chief Den Win- sports and games will be Campagnolo, as most Games held outside Fort. or there are not more "Skeena Youth Work Canada Works branch. brIng the total to $295,378 terton has ordered an pouring into Prince people realize, is Minister St. John, and this year than the regulation Incentive Program" to investigation into the George Feb. 2 to 5th 1978 of State and, Min..... number of individuals begin shortly. It brings to death of Peter Herney to take part in the sec- Fitness and A1 from each region who a total of $295,378. the following a recom- dond largest contest of Sport,in addition l wish to compete. The amount funded for mendationby a coroner's games and sports since the federal M chance of the last oc- various programs ad- jury that the Vancouver the Olympics were held in Skeena riding. curring is almOSt ministered.by..-T-erraee&-~ police--department, take*-:Montreal.... :-. - ...... During.-. --,the-~ negligible. • District Community strong disciplinary action • The event will involve games, Princxe Services. against Const. Ralph more athletic activities will ex.~.nd to DIFFERS IN 1978 Hutten. ' than have been held at 3500vimting coml In the 1978 Games competitors will have the The new project will "If evidence exists to any one time ever in 70 out of town offiq support the laying of Canada. :federal, provinci chance to participate in involve hiring 15 boys and elmer criminal or To promote the 4,h municipaldignitm one of 39 different events. girls not attending school disciplinary charges, Annual B.C. Northern another 4,000 spe to repair and upgrade •then such charges will be B.C. Winter Games -- as ORIGINS These include the 12 Hart Farm. The Farm is events compulsory to located 18 miles North on laid," he said. "If such that even is called, John The Northern evidence does not exist, Furlong, Northern B,C, Winter Games h every community hosting Nass road, on the way to • Winter Games Chairman the Games: Alpinei: Stewart, and is, itself a then no charges will be years ago- first laid." was in Terrace Monday Fort St. John. Th~ skiing, cross country type of juvenile The coroner's jury and will be in Kitimat, skiing, basketballi rehabilitation project. a successful atte h ruled Friday that Her- today. that town's citizer~ broomball, chess, !. •The Youth Work In- ney, 29, died a natural SIZE DOUBLES axcitement to curling, duplicate bridge,? centive Program will be death from cardiac February's games, in otherwise long gymnastics, !! administered by District death, but said his death Prince George are ex- Winter. showshoeing, table 88 Terrace School Roy Greening could have been pected to be double in That fwst ye~ tennis, volleyball, Board, through the prevented "but for the size, the 3rd annual games involved o wrestling -- and also. Department of Education Greening finds the and include Mother's gross negligence on the games held in Dawson youth of Ft. St. Jc archery, badmintonl The Department of signing of the contract an Time Off, Volunteer part of Constables Hutton Creek in early 1977. the very nearby areas. boxing, cribbage, darts," Human Resources will encouraging indication Bureau, (Meals on and (Thomas) Dolo." Although it will be The following year it John Furlong diving, dog sledding; operate in an advisory They recommended hosting twice the number grew to include adult fencing, hockey, mark- that needed attention is Wheels); Alcohol & Drug manshlp, speed skating,- capacity. finally being given to abuse, Consumer Ser- HuRon be disciplined for of participants as Canada participants -- this called "his inhumane treatment Games-- which averages for more organizing, a Prince George won the snowmobihng, swim- The project will also looking after unemployed vices (Debt Counsellor); ri.~ht to host the 1978 involve the Attorney dropouts of low school Terrace Ansering Bureau and neglect" of Herney, a budget of $10 milhon larger number of persons ming, team handball, who had been booked for r year, the B.C. Nor- and greater funding. Winter Games. water polo, billiards and General's Department age. (Crisis Line); ~ SIX REGIONS ;? Homemakers (assisting being drunk. ern Winter Games has REALIZED POTEN- snooker. Winter,on said an to manage with a sum of TIAL Six northern regions Of these bowlina mothers in need with ..annually parfi.cc!pate in handballand'racquetb~ children and house care); examination of the $60,000. / At this stage people B.C. Housing (Senior transcript of evidence 'PHILOSOPHY " DIF- very much involved with me uames. "xney are ha tgglidina~udo kar-t~, FERS Skeena-Queen Charlotte net~II, figure skating, r~ Citizens Home); In- will be included in the in- the games realized how vestigation. In a Herald interview large the Games had Cariboo, Peace River- soccer ,-,u-sh ---- tormediate School Liard, Kitimat-Stikine, (Behavtourly Disirubed He also said the jury's Minday, John Furlong become, and yet how chroniz~s~'~n~nl'~cl comments on the stressed the difference in much untapped potential Bulkley-Nechako and weight lifiting--~d~ be children) and the Child Fraser-Fort .George. included in the Games for. Care Worker. operation of the. dep..art- philosophy of the Prince remained, to unleash and ment's drunk mrg wm De George February event control this potential, a .The d.ecis~on of .who the first time, to promo~! discussed in a report to with that of the B.C. Northern B.C. Winter attenus tne ~ames trom ' their developmeto tin the Twelve Board Mem- the next meeting of the Games. Games Society was each reagion is nor- North. bers serve on the COrn poUce board. "The northern B.C. formed, with a board of 6 mmnnity Services board, The jury recommended Winter GameSinPrimary directors- one from each Motion extinguished as Kit.-Stik. all on a voluntary basis. that it should be made interest is PAR. northern region, plus a mandatory for a person TICIPATION, whereas Games Host Community meeting snuffs out smoking ban Community Services, being booked into jail to the B.C. and most other chairman, and one past An attempt to bring in a policy which would ban Chairman Greening told' be questioned on his state Canadian sports contests Games Host Community smoking in regional board room spiralled into ac- the Herald, are currently of health, present stress a philosophy of Chairman. cusations of a power structure whithin the beard. advertising for a project medication, date of most elitism". There is all the LOCATION CHANGES Director Alice Chen.Wing cautiously brought up manager for the Skeena recent medical exam- difference of the world Although. the Games the motion of no-smoking motion which was sup- Youth Work Incentive ination and doctor's getwesn the two originated in Fort St. ported by.some board members while others quickly Program. name. philosophies, he added. John, the committee exungulsnea mmr cigarettes. P.M. MAY BE THERE agreed the Games should Terrace council chambers had for a long period of Iona Campagnolo will • be hosted by a different attend the Prince George time had a smoking ban in effect, while the school : ~'~ ,2~ northern community board has just recently passed the same motion.. 4-day event and possibly each year. Thus, in 1977 Alternate director from Thornhili Jum Culp .backed Chen-Wing in her concern, stating that m smoking versus non-smoking was "an emotional Servicemen charged issue," and a question of rights. Frank Armitage, director from Stewart and a heavy smoker of thin cigars, rejected that. with cattle injury argument, stating the same parallel could.~ drawn with auto: emissmns anu aozens ot omer ,rungs. PORT HARDY, B.C. Maximum penalty is fiw Not only was the subject of non-smokers idghts (CP) -- Three ser- years in jail. brought up, but also the manner of vote counting. vicemen stationed at the Charges against a , Director Vic Jolliffe, questioned the procedure of Canadian Forces radar fourth man, Cpl. Gordon weighed votes which determine every regional B.D. l~argetts, general manager of CP Rail's coastal station at Holberg, B.C., George Shaw, 34, were issue. operations atHerald office, Monday, Margets was in will stand trialJan. 20 on dropped. Weighed votes is the process in which each town to discuss implications of CP Rail's Jan. lot. charges of injuring or They were charged municipality or area gets a certain number of votes takeover of Northland Navigations B.C. coastal endangering cattle. Nov. 21 following the dependent upon the population each director operations. Although no Immediate noticeable Corporals Russell slaughter of three head of represents. Terrace has six votes, divided between changes are indicated, Margetts was confident the Diebold, 28, James registered Highland two directors, while Kitimat has seven between two longterm benefits to the B.C. economy and tran- Stanley Cooper, 27, and cattle owned by Ernie directors. sportation picture will be significant. Ronald Randolph Cuaningham - and All Jolliffe implied frequently throughout the meeting Adding the coastal service to CP's tall and Air Cindy Boyd, 12, First Prize Winner in Herald Mathews, 36, pleaded Juthans. that Kltimat was a power force within the regional operations should mean a shipper in the Terrace- Christmas decoration contest Cindy made innocent Dec. 15, and Holberg is located 48 board. Kitimat area would soon be able to ship goods decorations out of flour dough and coloured and were remanded in the kilometres northest of The smoking ban in the board room was defeated " practically anywhere o on a stogie Bill of Lading. decorated them in a professional manner. Prize was a custody of their com- this northern Vancouver by a close vote, leaving the board with no smoking Margetto will be in Terrace today. $10 bill. manding officer. Island community. policy short of hiding the ashtrays. '~ .... II | ,•

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' "',. • "''.. Child Development SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

These ships arrived 13 years before the Mayflower. They are replicas of the Susan OTTAWA (CP) -- New offered by the National Constant, Godspeed, and the Discovery, and can be seen at Jamestown, Virginia. potential is being added Gallery and that is to child development by probably why he thinks British Columbia Ferry Corporation announces the commencement introducing 10-to-14-year- the opportunity for his olds to basic drawing child is so important. of vehicle service between Masset, in the Queen Charlotte Islands Detours to varied points of interest skills through the and Prince Rupert. National Gallery's "When one Is small children's art program, there is a tremedous • .This service will be operated by Rivtow Straits under a contract on easy zig-zag driveto Florida the people who ran the possibility of absorbing with B.C. Ferries. There will be two round-trips weekly by tug and by Bobbi Shaw program say. all kinds of experiences barge for vehicles only, both private and commercial. This is the first of a t~vo-part article on hiteresting side-trips for vacationers heading south This program was and actually keeping by car. designed specifically them," Fleuriau-Cbateau with the idea of learning said. "One doesn't realize ..Departures are from Prince Rui~ert Tuesday midnight and The fastest route to the hardships they suffered finest. Its eight galleries of. basic drawing skills in that youngsters learn so Thursday at 12:00 noon. Departures from Masset are Wednesdayat Florida is by the US Inter- in establishing the colony. maritime exhibits surround relationship to ar- fast and so much without 4:00p.m. and Friday at 4:00 a.m. A one-way charge for a car is S2#, state Highways. But driving Tourist facilities at a courtyard where several tappreciation," program effort." along them for several con- while a commercial vehicle is $3.30 per foot. Reservations can be Virginia Beach remain open fulls,ale craft are displayed. co-ordinator Carol made by telephoning Prince Rupert at 624-9627 and in Masset call secutive days can be monu- through the winter -not Kalmacoff said in an The children them- collect 624.9627. mentally boring, especially that you would want to go interview. solves enjoy the program since the imposition of the swimming in the ocean be- B.C. Plan To There ae two five-week because it gives them an 55 m.p.h, speed limit. cause it is a mite too cold Consolidate Child programs, one in English opportunity to do The solution? for that but because it and one in French, in- something different. British Columbia Ferries Plan a shun-freeway makes a fine centre from Laws volving about 60 children route for at least part of the which to tour Norfolk, from the Ottawa-Hull "I like it because we an ~ Tsawwassen Terminal Delia B C way. Take a few side trips Hampton and Newport VICTORIA (CP) -- area who use materials draw and do lots. of Reservations: Vancouver 524-4414 Information: to the Atlantic coast and News. All have Tourist AttorneyGeneral Garde ForOVidedby the gallery to things, like last week we perhaps an occasional de. Trails that are shown on Gardom said Monday the ster the attitude that went out into the country phone your nearest lerrnmal tour to visit some place of maps and indicated • by, .~ritish,Columbia art is something that and that was re,fly fun, historic interest. street signs. ' 'j government will C0it- anyone can enjoy and too,"-young ; Pliilipli6" m ~ Better still, if you can In Virginia Beach itself solid~ite'aIFlaws dealing appreciate. The total cost said: :1 spare the time, plan a zig. you can visit the old Cape with children within the to the gallery is between zag route according to your Henry lighthouse built in • responsibility of his $4000 and $5,000. own particular interests. 1791. It was superseded ministry. Miss Kalmacoff, the There is as much or more to many years ago by a allery's education of- see en route to Florida as in modern structure and is "This will involve cer, said the program Florida itself. now open to the public. questions of access, concentrates on drawing, In winter, most tourist Climb the narrow stairway guardianship and custody not only because it forms attractions north of Wash- and squeeze through a trap- of children," he said in a the basis for most artistic ington D.C. close down but OOMMUNITY door at the top and you can news release. expression but also Colonial Williamsburg in reach the place where the because there is "no Virginia stays open year- lantern was originally "A separate act of the place for children to ex- round. mounted. It now serves as a ministry of human press themselves in paint It began as a small settle. fine viewing platform offer- resources will con- or sculpture" in the ment called Middle Planta- ing glimpses of ships enter- solidate protection of gallery. tion and became the capital CAROL SIN6 ing and leaving Chesapeake children and children of "Paint makes a mess of Virginia in 1699, by Bay. unmarried parents, laws and no curator wants which time it had acquired a The Cape Henry Cross, and procedures." paint on the floors of his church, a powder magazine surrounded by sand dunes museum," said Kevin and a few stores and dwel- that constantly threaten to Gardom said he ex- Forrest, a part-time ling houses. engulf it, is nearby and pects to introduce during member of the gallery's Wednesday, For about 80 years marks the point at which the next session of the education department. Williamsburg continued to the first settlers came ashore. legislature a new bill "Besides we don't want grow but in 1779 the gov- The Norfolk Museum of dealing with the equal security guards December 21, 1977 ernment moved to Rich- Arts and Sciences is a fine distribution of family assaulting us because we mond and Williamsburg modem museum, notable assets upon marriage rubbed paint down on his sponsored by then slumbered for more for its exceptional displays breakdown. floors. They'd have our than a hundred yeats. of American glassware. In He said his minis~y necks." 8 p.m. In the early part of this contrast, the Hermitage Miss Kaimaceff said century it was recognized as has been getting con- TERRACE Foundation Museum, form- siderable public input that the inability to do having the greatest number, erly the home of a wealthy anything that could make and most interesting, concerning the suggested REM LEE THEATRE art collector, is an old amendments to the a mess in the gallery is MINISTERIAL colonial buildings still in mansion where the art ob- province's family one of the biggest draw- existence and worthy of jects he collected, particu- relations laws, contained backs in the children's L~ preservation, and millions of larly from the Orient, are in Bill 69 tabled in the program. "There is no dollars have since been displayed. legislature at the end of studio space and there is spent on restoring them. it A recent film biography the 1977 session. little consideration nr is by far the largest project of the famous US gdneral children," she said. of its kind ever attempted. has increased interest in the He said the bill would "But one of the unique A film shown at the General Douglas MacArthur likely undergo extensive things about this par- Reception Center describes Museum which is housed in revision before being re- ticular program was that Williamsburg's early history, an old Norfolk courthouse. introduced during the it was free and just about The general's wartime next session. every parent ,who called The Capitol, built in offices has been recon- afd asked about it was 1705, has been reconstruct- structed inside the museum, amazed andrt overjoyed ed and completely re- and the staff car he used Dies At 82 that therewa~,a program furnished• when he was Supreme Com- being offerech-and it was The Governor's Palace, mander, Allied Powers in LONDON (Reuter) -- free." destroyed by fire in 1781 Japan, is displayed, Sir Ralph Coehrane, who PARENTS EN- when it was being used as a A colleetion of his per- organized the "dam THUSIASTIC hospital, had to be com- sonal mementoes includes buster" raids which Aside from the benefits pletely rebuilt but the orig- the corncob pipe that breached Germany's of a free children's art inal jail, which once held became his trademark, and a Molme and Eider dams in program, many parents Blackbeard's pirate crew, section of the deck of the 1943, has died. He was 82. were enthusiastic about has survived and only re- USS Missouri on which the what the program meant quired renovating. Japanese signed the sur- Sir Ralph died Dec. 17. for thir children. You can watch various render documents at the His military career Gaetan Fleuriau- trades being practised. A end of World War I!. A film began with the Royal Chateau, whose 10-year- cooper demonstrates how outlining the general's Navy in 1912, but within old son Phillipe is he makes barrels. A black- career is shown at regular two days he had joined its enrolled in the program., smith fashions wrought iron intervals. air service. His last thinks the program Is pieces. A silversmith' makes Fort Monroe, in tlamp- military post was vice- very important for ornaments out of the ton, is best known for the chief of the air staff, children because it allows precious metal. All the epic battle fought nearby which he held from 1950, them to expres things craftsmen wear 18th cen- between the ironclads Merri- when he became air chief through ar~ that may be tury costumes. mac and Monitor during the marshal, to 1952. difficult for them to At nearby Jamestown American Civil War. It was express otherwise. :. there are replicas of three i t an encounter that changed During the Second He says education . )',f , ships that brought settlers naval warfare in a radical World War, after serving shouldn't necessarily be ,~ 0. I .,,,." to found the colony of way, marking the beginning in intelligence, he headed confined to a specific

Virginia - the Susan of the end for wooden war- the Number 5 Bomber framework. Children, he .~t '; Constant, Godspeed and ships under sail. 'lhe battle Group, whose greatest believes, should be given l Discovery. In the Festival is described by maps, dia- achievement was the the opportunity to explore Park where the ships are grams and photographs dis- breaching of the Mohne new and different things. ¢ moored, a village such as the played inside the fort. and Eider dams. The He said as a child he first settlers built has been Newport News has Ihe dams provided power for didn't have the op- erected, and a fine modem fabulous Maritime Museum German industry in the portunity to participate m Special Musio by Looai Churches musehm tells the story of which is one of the world's Ruhr. programs like the one THE 'HERALD, Tuesday, December 20, 1971, PAGE :1 Japan tO buy B.C. o, Second Anniversity of Social Credit chips VICTORIA (CP' -- 6.2 per cent in 1974, 94,000, cent of net income. that in 92.8 per cent of the share from 42 to 37 per years of age. Premier Bill Bennett's or 8.5 per cent in 1975 and The Bennett ad- cases, the 1978 rates for cent. The Social Credit VICTORIA (CP) "pulp mills in the Social Credit ad-. 98,000 or 8.6 per cent in ministration, however, B.C. drivers will he lower The promise to involve promise of establishing Japan is prepared to buy province." ministration marks its 1976. • was not prepared to than those faced by local government in universities in more than all the wood chips that Waterland refused to second anniversary in Bennett and Economic return the $39.0 million in drivers anywhere else in welfare administration to one area of the Interior British Columbia wants • name the Japanese firm office Dec. 2~. and has yet 'Development Minister royalties already Canada except Manitoba screen applicants was has yet to be fulfilled, but to export, Forests Minis. which hoped to build the to fulfil most of its Don Philli~ say there collected under the NDP and Saskatchewan, reversed when the the education ministry ter~'~m Waterland said palpmlllherebecame "it campaign promises in are approx]matoly 30,030 and the legislature this where auto insurance Community Resources has set up an Interior Monday, and sales should m trying to negotiate out Briti~ Columbia. more people now in the year approved the programs are subsidized. Board Amendment Act universities coordinating total between $15 and $20 of existing contracts to The Social Credit Party work force than there retroactive Mineral Land Policies implemented dismantled the Van- council to oversee mlllion during the coming take advantage of B.C was electedonthamajor were when they took Tax Amendment Act in a few areas have ac- couver Resources development of year. chips." promise that it would get power. clarifying the original tually contradicted Board--the last re- university programs "We have com- The minister noted that B.C.'s economy back on SALES SLUMPED NDP royalties campaign promises. maining board in the outside the metropolitan mittments for as n'.~ny this was a new market for the track, accusing the A senior economist legislation. The mining The Social Credit Party province-- and placed its centres. wood chips as w~ ,:an the surplus chips from former New Democratic with the economic industry had sought to had promised an anti- services under direct Thelndependent handle,', he told a news the Interior, and-will not Party of financial mis- development ministry have the original act inflation freeze on taxes government control. Schools Act fulfills in part conference, "and orders affect the 400,000 BDUs management and of says that the export of declared invalidand have and the removal of the Human Resources the promise to provide will be forthcoming." shipped annually to ruining investor con- lumber products was the the royalties returned. five-per-cent sales tax on Minister Bill Vander financial assistance to The minister also said northwestern United fidenee in the province. one shimug light in 1977 in DUTIES STOPPED building materials. Zalm said that, when he independent schools: * that a Japanese company States. Assisted by the federal what otherwise was a The government also SALES TAX UP was mayor of Surrey, he An auditor-general has . is interested in building a NOTHING SIGNED antiinflation program, poor year for the prov- eliminated .gift and Instead, the sales tax felt,hat the been hired and ad- pulp ruffian B.C., and has The economic the Bennett government ince ~ sales in pulp and succession duties as was increased to seven municipalities should not vertising for an om- committed 'itself to development minister has managed to reduce copper slumped. promised. The premier per cent from five, be involved in welfare budsman will beg next making a feasibility said that the mission did inflation. Statistic~ • "I hate to think what said this would encourage personal income tax in- because it is the responsi- month. study very soon. not come back with Canada says Vancouver would have happened this investment in the creased two points to 32.5 bility of the province. Through the B.C. He said that existing signed contracts because consumer price index year if it had been a poor prownce. per cent andcorporation He said that local Resources Investment marine transportation the government does not increased the cost of sin- year in the U.S. for K. M. Lighthedy, the income tax two points to committees will he set up Corp. Act, the gov- facilities were able to sell goods but rather that ing 11.6 per cent in 1974, lumber," he said. provincial comptroller- 15 per cent for a projected to assist in developing ernment will fulfill one handle only 303,000 bone creates an atmosphere 11.1 per cent in 1975, 9.7 The Social Credit general, said $39 million increase in' revenue of policies and provide ad- Phromise that is dear to dry, units (a BDU weighs which allows companies per cent in 1976 and 6.4 has im- was collected through gift $267 million. vice on local conditions. e premier--divesting approximately 2,400 in B.C. to sell. per cent, comparing pglOvernmentemented 19 of its 62 and succession taxes in Bennett said the in- •LOOKING FOR itself of various busi- pounds) of wood chips, He said he found a October, 1977,to October, election promises and is the fiscal year ending creases were necessary SOLUTION nesses purch~ged by the but expected this amount "very exciting potential" 1976.Complete figures for working on 11 others. March 31, 1977. because the provincial Vender Zalm said his previous NDP govern- ; to be increased to 500,-000 in Korea, and that a 1977are not yet available. In efforts to epcourage The Social Credit finances were in worse ministry is still looking at ment. BDU by the end of 1978. delegation from the KO- Unemployment, investment in the government fulfilled its shape than he had antici- a promise to tie the Approximately 40,000 rean steel and coal in- however, has increased province, the legislature promise to end subsidies pated, province'a, welfare These include 81 per : BDU were shipped to dustry will visit B.C. in under Social Credit and approved the Mineral to the Insurance Corp. of Local taxpayers will be program for the elderly cent of Canadian Japan on an ex- January in search of Statistics Canada figures Resource Tax Act, 1976, B.C., but at the cost of an paying higher school (formerly Mincome) to Cellulose, 10.7 per cent of perimental basis this coking and thermal coal. show 99,030 people were fulfilling a major promise initial rate increase taxes next year following the cost of living. Westeoast Transmission ~earLand 50,000 BDU to Phillips said that Korea out of work in November to remove mineral averaging 140 per cent, a recent announcement He notod, however, that and the wholly-owned would be analyzing, the of this year, or 8.5 per royalties and replace and the borrowing of $181 by Education Minister the federal increase is Plateau Mills and : TRIP FRUITFUL possibility of bmldin~ cent of the work force, them with a tax on prof- million. Pat McGecr that the passed on every quarter Kootenay Forest Waterland and another steel mill during compared with 65,000 or its-in this case 17.5 per ICBC has announced province will decrease its to these people over 65 Products companies. Economic Development its next five-year plan Minister Don Phillips which begins in 1979. Employment Credit Bill returned last week from a The economic twoweekeconomic develOpment minister mission to Japan and said he told the Koreans Rise in Korea. to beware of dealing with Speedy Passage? He noted that the third world countries Vail," Clark shot hack in unemployed wait for the ployecs. provincial government is because while the im- Unemvlovment Progr~.OTTAWA sine. Con-(CP) _ -- reference to reports that prime minister's If the Opposition had prepared to allow the mediate prices may be .m. v servadve teaaer Joe Trudeau is taking a ski holiday," Clark said. passed the tax legislation export of maximum of low, these governments Clark asked the federal holiday in Vail, Colo., Trudeau asked the faster the manufacturing $00,030 BDU a year from will want to increase OTTAWA (CP) -- The November, there were government on Monday after visiting the North Opposition leader how he industry would have been the Interior under per- their standard of living. rise in unemployment in only five openings to introduce before American air defence's can promise swift helped, Homer said. miss which would have a "The costs wm go up/' recent months has been available.That compares Parliament rises for headquarters near there. SSage of the bill when Although the tax law maximum lenght of 10 he said, "but I told them accompanied by. a with six in August and a Christmas holidays today Trudeau said it is a party spent 21 days was not passed until last years. that hopefully we have marked fall in available year ago. an employment credit bill rare delight to have the debating the tax week, its provisions were He said this will permit reacheda plateau in jobs, figures released SHOWS TRENDS promised in October. opposition promise to legislation passed lasl effective from the date sawmills to get rid of offering social services Monday by Statistics Although Emp~oyrnent Clark said in the quickly pass a bill-- the week. The government they were announced. their surplus chips, "but for the people, and that Canada indicate. Minister Bud Cullen has Commons his party will employment credit law-- twice imposed time limits Some were announced in we do not want to export they should not be enticed The figures show that criticized the job vacancy give swift approval to the that it has not seen. on debate of that bill. the federal budget last enough to discourage the into areas of low cost the.avera~edailyntena.ber figures in the past, ~egislation before MPs Clark then tempered Trade Minister Jack March 31 and some in a establishment of new nOW." ot tull-ume, part-ume Statisues t:anann says pack up for holidays. his promise for quick Homer made the same mini-budget Oct. 20. :. and casual job openings the data are "consistent The legislation will approval of the bill. He observation when Con- Homer said Chretien in the three-month period and reliable indicators of create 50,-000 temporary smd such approval will servative finance critic and his officials were so ,: ending last Nov. 30 was trend, in job openings." jobs, the government has come only ff it Sinclair Stevens sought busy with the debate on Hospital plans 46,200, a 14-per-cent ..,:The,figures' show that," said. ' - ' " corresponds to the the minister's response to the Income Tax Act.they. ,~,: decline from the June-te~ . the number of :free •jobs ~ Clark .suggested that description Finance Min- 2,752 layoffs in November had no time to ¢ompl~tei August period; ...... ' ":' :'":was lowest in provinces Prinie ' Minister " ister Jean Chretien has in manufacturing plants .reparations on other The averege from June with the highest jobless Trudeau's Christmas given it. with at least 50 era- gislation. ":: to August was 53,600. rates. holiday is more. im- Chretien says it will PRINCE GEORGE, isotopic diagnostic unit, Unemployment•figures In the four Atlantic l~rtant to him than the include $100-million B.C. (CP) -- Provincial while Prince George does for November show that provinces, the average plight of the unemployed. worth of tax credits to the jobless rate hit a post- was three open jobs for vernment cutbacks not, and Kamloopa has Trudeau replied that companies which provide "No change in 7 ~ ve placed Prince the only kidney unit. 1940 record of 8.4 per every 1,000 existing po- the opposition should give new jobs. It will create George Regional Hospital Boyd said the hospital cent, with 840,000 persons sitions. New Brunswick speedy passage to a bill to. about 50,000 temporary between three and five could become the actually unemployed. was the only one of the cut $100 million from jobs. years behind in its regional referral centre it The number of four provinces with a government spending on Latest figures should Quebec Status" development, the Is supposed to be if vacancies for the latest vacancy rate of four. Canadian National. show about 840,000 7' period was 1,003 less than Quebec had four Railways operations. Canadians unemployed. PARIS (AP) -- A and noted the withdrawal hospital's administrator construction begins now meeting of the fran- mid Wednssda~. on expansion of a year earlier. The available jobs for every CAN CREATE JOBS of the Malagnsy Repub- Bert Boyd stud hospital emergency services, jobless rate in November, 1,003 existing positions. The $100-million saving SHOULD NOT WAIT eophone Agency for Cul- lic. The agency now has 1976, was 7.3 per cent ~d Manitoba~nd Saskat- "we can use to create tural and Technical Co. 26 member states, two construction plans are medical records and a The bill should be in- ration has ended in continually being rehabilitiation unit. there were 708,000 chewan British jobs," Trudeau said. Or {reduced immediately participating govern- deferred by Victoria. He A recent provincial unemployed. Columbia had five avail- "~rhaps on a trio to "rather than have the ~i djan with no formal ments--Quebec and New For every 1,000 existing able jobs for every 1,000; discussion of a Canadian Brunswick--and two said funding for stage report said, however, proposition to turn it into three of the hospital's that money for these jobs during the three Ontario six and Alberta associated states. months ending in 10. a franeophone com- The spokesman said long-range plan, • an stages would not be avail- Foreign Ships Will monwealth which would other questions which addition of non-medical able for at least five exclude Quebec, an support services and years. also had been expected to relocation of surgical Strike Being ~ ency spokesman said come up at the con- obstetrics and radiology, Require Licencing re Monday. ference, such as rival was cut to $10 million OTTAWA (CP) -- adopted a 200-mile limit Fedda Abdoulatif said French and Canadian from $14 million. SearCh Foreign fishing vessel this year, set lieence fees there was "no change in plans to restructure the "Our development is Considered operators will have to buy based on a percentage of Quebec's status" andthat secretariat, also had not logical but it is occurring MONTREAL (CP)- , suburban Dorsal airport. licences to fish within the the value of the catch. New Brunswick had been been formally discussed. too little, too late," Boyd continuing Most airlines, including Airport management 200-mile limit next year, LeBlanc also said that admitted to the agency on Agency officials said said. "So the population Air Canada, resumed handed, out 70 one-day Fisheries Minister foreign vessels will be the same status as France and Canada growth will ~ve to stag- VICTORIA (CP) -- A service at Mirabol In- suspenslons, a Romeo LeBlane an- required from time to Quebec. apparently did wish to nate or we have to be spokesman for the search ternational Airport today spokesman said, because nounced Monday. time to carry Canadian The meeting also ad- have a confrontation permitted to accelerate and rescue centre said after snow removal the workers were not The licensing plan is observers and to cover mitted Djibouti, the during the meeting which our own construction today fouraircraft are crews ended a slow-down doing their job properly. expected to bring in $10 the cost of their salaries Comoro Islands and Zaire ended Saturday. growth.!' Continuing the search for and cleaned the runways million in fees with and other charges. Health Minister Bob the 03-foot vessel Gnstav, during the weekend. Gllles Guiberd, charges being $1a ton for Fisheries officials McClelland said Wed- missing since Nov. 10 on a However, the resident of the Mirabel access to the zone plus an estimate that about 500 :i nesdsy in a telephone trip from Prince Rupert resumption of normal al of the Public Ser- additional fee for every foreign ships will be FREECOLOR CATALOGUE interview from Victoria to Victoria. service by the 160 men vice Alliance of Canada, day of fishing, licensed to enter the zone £ nrin~ li~f fnrlGTR that hospital officials told The spokesman said might betemporary. The said the men want parity The government in 1976, a drop of about 10 him at a meeting last the planes will search the crews have scheduled a with private sector decided to forgo fees for per cent from this year week that they were west coast of Vancouver. union mecting Tuesday workers who earn as 1977 licences as part of and a big reduction from ~eased with the progress Island, the inner passage consider a strike vote. much as $2 an hour more. the transition to !he 200- .the 1,500 and more ships of expansion. between Port Hardy and Their week-long slow- The workers were mile limit. The~ United found in the zone before BEDS NEEDED Prince Rupert and the down, coming during a earning between $5.20 States, whicht also the extended jurisdiction. The hospital has 362 waters of Queen series of storms, forced and $7.30 an hour under ..,i beds to serve a referral Charlotte Sound and most airlines using their last contract which FOR P~IVATE USE OR BUSINESS area population of 150,000 Hecate Strait. Mirabel to shift to expired last Jan. 26. AUTOVEST to 200,000, while Royal Before you buy, Investigatethe advantages of this rent. o, Inland Hospital in to~wn plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why tie up your cash or borrowing power. 1st and last Kanflocps has 391 beds ,.J for a referral population months rent and drive away. of about 126,000. Kelowna New Business's EXAMPLES General Hospital has 457 Based on 36 month lease beds for a basic Not listed in our 78 F 2SO pickup 7S Econollne Van 78 C 100 Chev pu population of 70,000, $14e.O0pqrmonth J $13&O0permonth $129.00per month b]though it does some re- B.C. Tel Directory. lease end price lease end price lease end price ferrals from other areas. E. MARR DISTRIBUTORS LTD.- 638-1761 $2,115.00 Sl,975.00 $1,S15.00 • Prince George has 95 or simply return or simpl~ return or simply return doctors with working MARR'S BOOKKEEPING & privileges at the hospital, '18 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 71 Dodge Van while Kamloops has 110 ACCOUNTI NG- 638-1761 $139.00per month S124.00permonth S!29.00 per month and Kelowna 103. rERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES . 635.4227 lease end price lease end price lease end price We're $2,025.00 $1,82S.00 $1,17$.00 The local hospital has BOOK NOOK . 635.3081 or simply return o~ simply return or simply return 26, approved pyschiatric Send to: NEW LOOK INTERIORS ltd. BBO~ 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F~I$0 4 x 4 78 Olds Cutlass 316 West Cordova st.,Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1ES beds, but there is no RHETT BLADES OCCIDENTIAL psychiatrist and until two .Listed S99.00 per month SlSS.00permonth $139.00per month LI FE. 635-5757 lease end price lease end price lease end price weeixs ago there was only $1400.00 $2,275.00 $|,025.00 Please send my FREE copy of your NEW 48 page : one. Kamloops has 21 THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP - 635.2238 i beds in its psychiatric Here! or simply return or simply return or simply return color FURNITURECATALOGUE & price list... I, : ~. ALL.WEST GLASS - 638-1166 ward and two pert-time N_AME I psychiatrists and is FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ...... | looking for one full-time Free mfor ONE month courtesy of THE CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS psychiatrist. Kelowna DAILY HERALD COLLECT 987-7111 I has a 23-hed unit and four If you wish your Busi.ess BELMONT LEASING LTD. full-time psychialrists. Phone listed for your customers Please Call 635-6357 IIIOMARINE DRIVE I El Both ~ Kamloops and NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.O047tA Kelowna have a radj,0 !

, PAGE4, THE HERALD, Tuesday, December~, 1977 $200,000 for Hydro Might just as well be $200 million thanks but no thanks say owners "Charlie's Place", the have now (as can be seen operating the lonely end of the existing power struggling little in the accompanying roadsid: restaurant on line in New th, mo, is restaurant operation 17 letter) dropped to Highway 16, Bonnie and about $2(~).~0 consisting .: milesthewestlast OfplaceTerracef~r cost$200'000to_putaShydrothe estimatedservice Lyle raise goats, sheep of 10.5 miles at $16,000 per mile, phm $30,000 for ~. motorists and other in to reach Charlie's potatoes,rhubarb for grow pies, their have own a brush clearing. travellers to stop for over Place. (This would not vegetable garden -- and Although the people in the 7' miles, is not served by include installation numerous other barnyard area" could s~vc some B.C. Hydro, and has no however). animals including money by doing the brush telephone. Bonnie says, "It might • chickens, geese, cats, clearing and digging the To operate the smau just as well be 200 Million rabbits and dogs. pole holes, the customer generator it cost-Lyle and dollars. $200,000 is ap- This summer a contribution would Bonnie Roe over $300 a proximately what primary class of school remain in excess of month for fuel (not to Charlie's place would children from Terrace $~.50,000 The other mention repairs and take in (let alone makes) visited Charliesplaee to ~]ternatiw~. of laying a maintenance). at its present rate in see (and cuddle and submarine cable across Although there are Twenty-five years, if it stroke) some of the the Skeena River from gasoline pumps at the survives that long. animals there, our transmission line on establishment, since it The prohlem is a Bonnie has a column in the south side, is even would mean having to "chicken and egg" one. the Herald which started more expensive. start the generator (used Without Hydro, others last week. She says she Because there are so only pert time, to save will not move into the "loves visitors"and few residential costs) each time a gas district in sufficient apparently visitors love customers in the area of u~tomer pulls up -- so numbers to justify a Charlie's place, which is Charlie's Place, there pomps are ime. Hydro line. Hydro will not more often than not would be little assistance Gas companies are not go in until it has enough providing shelter for from the Provincial fussy about providing f'dl- customers to justify "human" strays, as Government's Rural ups because Charlie's going in. The situation well as the animal Electrifieation Program. Place would be their only rests there, for the time variety. For these reasons customer for the 34 mile being. providing power to round trip there from Charlie's Place is Terrace. • However, the foes, 8 Dec. 1977 presently prohibitive and In attempting to get withMLAShelfordgiving FILE: 1615.2 is likely to remain so, Shipmates for a 10-weekcruise to South America, Able • .AB Guay, 23, is the son of Jack A Evelyn Guay, 19Z B.C. Hydro ("Owned hy them moral support and Cyril M. Shelford, MLA until considerable grewth Seaman Paul M. Guay, left, and Petty Officer Cadet West Moira St., Belleville, Ont. PO Cadet Knoedler, the ~.ople of B.C.") to joining in the battle, are 46~ Park Avenue occurs in the area. Ronald Knoedler, HMCS Saskatchewan, had a few 17, with the Marmot Corp, Royal Canadian Sea Cadet prowde electricity, the still hopeful "there is a Terrace, B.C. If we can be of light moments bargaining with stall keepers at Corps, is the son of Fritz and Helga Knoedler, Box 366, Poe's have had to face Santa Claus" and have VSG 1V5 assistance in this or an~ Guayaquil, Ecuador. Stewart, B.C. the almost insuperable not given up. Meanwhile other matter, please call GALAPAGOS HMCS Yukon, HMCS The squadron returned in the 19th century. obstacle of a small they use candles, Dear Mr. Shelford: at any time. ISLANDS, Ecuador -- Saskatchewan and HMCS Dec. 16, after visiting While ashore, the business versus a giant kerosene lamps, In response to your Academy Bay, Post qu-Appelle, were taken Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Canadians saw giant corporation, flashlights and "put the letter of November 1,1977 Yours sincerely, Office Bay and all those ashore in sea boats and Mexico and the U.S. tortoises, iquanas and The Ree's appealed kids to bed we have approximated an W.A. Sandhals other place names that motor cutters in waves of during the operation, boobies, as well as sometimee ago to Skeena early."Whenever estimate of cost to serve District Manager have established these 30 at a time from each of These famous islands, various other tomrs of MLA Cyril Shelford who possible they go to bed Charlie's Place west of B.C. Hydro and Ecuadorian islands as the ships. located right on the life. has since gallantly taken early, themselves. Terrace. We believe the Power Authority. one of the world's most The visit, which lasts a Equator and 90 degrees up the battle with the B.C. To help eke out the cost to provide service to Box 490, famed locations were day and a half, with the west, gained their fame The area is under Hydro. Hydro's figures "thin pickings" of Charlie's Place from the Terrace, B.C. "invaded" recently by destroyers anchored when Charles Darwin stricxt control by about 700 members of the offshroe from the various conducted experiments Ecuadorian authorities in Canadian Forces. islands, is just' one more and helped evolve his a massive effort to It was a friendly in- highlight of a 10-week theory of evolution hack protect the environment. B.C. No. Winter Games Society 'vasion. The Candians, training curise to South t. sailors of the Canadian America which began in Protests BC Games Competition Training Squadron in Esquimalt last Oct. 11. ./ Submission regarding totally unacceptable to every community in change their minds and Megavitamin Studies • _. The B.C. Games_ _ us. escess of 10,500 people bid for the mordlucrative VICTORIA (CP)'--The benefits of megavitim At me ~ormern u,c, 2) It is implied that coudl run these Games games. If this were to British Columbia programs that he decided Winter Games Society Regional Games would for exactly $350,000. How happen, then the B,C, government has ordered to order a full, scientific meeting in June held.in be feeder gas_as to the was this figure arrived Games would well and a stud~, to determine ff study. Prin.ce. t~eorge, the .B,C,Games. ~'or this .tO. at?.... ~ truly havedestroyed the megawtimin therapy can "The government could ~ocie~y .. memoersnip become.a,~reailty~surelyli: : .8), We.feel that.tl~:cart .Northern B,C; 'Winter help patients! si~ffering not endorse a program as , ~-expressed .~ve~...al co~.,,tt. ~would, '.:have," been: ' lia'~bean"pUt bef.0re thd Game~i:: =':..'~ '""'/ ..... f~'om schiz0iihreni~ controversii~b.as..•.this terns regaraing me u,t;, necessary to establish horse in hiring a Director We introduced " the multiple sclerosis and without knowing all the Games. In light of this beth Games on the same before the B.C. GHames mass participation serious learning disor- facts. We will work as • anno~cemen!,the . philosophical footing. Board was crested. We concept which you now ders, Haman Resources quickly as we can, but the execu.uve of t.ne .~ociety 3) By offering $1~0,000 ere assuming that the propose to follow, and for Minister Bill Vander study will take almost a nave n~n.aumo.nzed to for operating plus $70,000 Board and the Director which you have been 7aim said Monday. year to complete." • eus~e t m~t t n.e |n~erests for capital expense int- will co-operate. Also, who acclaimed in the media. He said he hoped the The minister said the ov~ the ~ortnern B.C. mediatlely puts uou in wll have the final say, the Now, bvecause of the study would show study would be super- ~vimer. t/ames ~ociew competition with the Board or the Director? dollars involved, wemay positive results because vised by Pharmacare, are mu protected. Northern B.C. Einter We respectfully suggest have to take a hack seat, other types of treabnent and the study group We have already made Games. We were under representation from the which is just not sc- had not worked, would include members one attempt, through the the impression that the Northern B.C. Winter ceptable to us. "This is a very of the B.C. Phar- Deputy Minister, Mr. Bob idea was that these Games Society on the The Northern B,C, emotional issue," he said. maceutical association 3rd Prize winner in Herald Christmas decoration aherns, to express our Games would corn- B.C. Games Board when Winter Games Society, in "We are talldng about and the B.C. Medical contest, Yvonne McColman, 8 shown above holding : concerns. He assured us plement each other, this is created by the its present• form is a people who have lost all Association. prizewinning entry. Yvonne made decorations i! that he would pass on 4) How can it be ex- Government. result of government hope of being cured and Megavitamin involves suitable for a table centerpiece or for a below the these concerns to you, pected that the Northern 9) What community initiative and was not ere reaching for straws." the consumption of Christmas tree. diorama. :. anawe~ekqui~esurethat B,C, Winter Games, with a population over motivated by the Nor- Vander Zalm said he massive doses of some reply from your witbnh an operating 10,000 and under 60,000 thern Communities. It had received so many vitamins to control ] office would be for- budget of less than S25,000 can host 3,600 athletes would, therefore, seem inquiries about the various ailments. : scorning, be able to compete with unless a billeting system logical that answers to i We have, in lihg.t of the $250,000 tag beomg is used? Prince George, these forementioned " yourannouneemem, eeen pffered wotj tje B.C. for example, has only problems would have under pressure from the Ga,es 1,750 hotel rooms -- this been sought before any media to make a 5) Presently there is would be less than half announcement was statement regarding our one obvious confrontation the required amount. If it made. _position. We have arising insofar as there is intended that the The Society does not deliberatley stalled this are invitations being athletes wouuld be wish to become involved statement in hopes that circulated from your billeted, then why has in any confrontation with somehow the situation office and from the $1~0,000 been budgeted? the long-awaited B.C. could be resolved. The Northern B,C, Winter At its most extravagant, Games. We feel we are a details of this document Games Society regarding we could not spendhal,f solid working Games will be presented to the future games. It would of this on the Northern model, recognized, not media in press release seem that the best way to B,.C, Winter Games. only in British Columbia form in mid August, and handle this might have We have it from but all over Canada, as an will represent the full been to designate eligible reliable sourdes that example of real com- position of the Northern communities in order most Western Canadian munity spirit. It would be B.C. Winter Games that one bid would not be Provincial Games are a travesty oof justice if Society regarding the weighed up against the suffering through lack of the Northern B,C, Winter B,C, Games• other. interested host com- Games were now to The following ere what 6) It is interesting that munities. The Norlthern suffer. we believe to be our chief $250,000 can be offered to B.C. Winter Games have Without even con- areas of concern: the Host Community to never had this problem, siderin~:.~e legal stand- 1( We were under the host 3,600 athletes, while and are booked three point, 'w~' feel that the impression that any Prince George, in 1978, ears down the road. recent /announcements announcement regarding catering to 4,700 athletes, owever, with so much are botli unethical and the B,.C. Games would be will have to justify every extra funding available, unfair,/rod steps should made following talks with ~nny of the $32,000 grant what is to say that these immediately be taken to the Northern B.C. Winter ~t has applied for, of communities might noty rectify the situation. Games Society. To which $18,000 we;; not be assume that our Society spent in the City. would simply fall in line 7) We fail to see how it with the new Games is can be pr~,suppesed that Immigrants Abuse Ado pt"mn Sy stem TOI~ONTO (CP) -- A Hesaid the'commission dmly her spokesman for the is leoking at such cases Canadian Employment more closely. Students from Clarence Mlchlel School perform and Immigration "We are not in the "Christmas From Around the World" during its an- nual Christmas Concert, Monday afternoon. Commission says an adoption business," he increase in the number of said. "If they tim- adoptions by immigrants migrants) want to adopt PUBLISHER,,. W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE suggests many immi- them they should do so in grants are turning to those countries." College Studies Mind Over Dice EDITOR ,.. ERNEST SENIOR adoption to get relatives In three years, the OTTAWA (CP) -- A ehers under faculty device which will spill the releases. into Canada when they number of adoptions by part-time research team member Jim Rae. Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., "r')rrace, dice down a six-foot ramp Results of these throws may not qualify through immigrant groups in- at Algonquin College is The principle research into a large box. B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. At~horlzedus .regular channels. creas~l to 2,000 from 582. will be compared with second class mall. Registration number 1201. Postage trying to prove this week tools used are 24 Efforts to influence the random throws to find out Ian Thomson, director Most of those adopted that it is possible to load regulation-size casin¢ paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. of recruitment and dice are made during the whether there is a were teen-aged girls. dice with the haman dice which are precision- time it takes for the dice significant difference. selection for im- mind. made by a Las Vagas, to go down the ramp and NOTe0 ;coP O.T migration, said these 'toronto lawyer Mendel Algonquin researchers "Does the human mind Nay., firm to tolerances come to a halt at the believe the experiments The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright relatives, often younger Green, who is involved in actually possess the of less than 1-1,000 of an bottom of the box. brothers and sisters, can about 35 adoption ap- will show that the hunum In any advertisement produced and.or any ed,orlal or ability to mfluence the inch. The standard test mind can influence tile ~otographlc content publl~h~l In the .Herald. come into Canada with plications, said: "In tKe movement of external In experiments that requires the researchers full status, being the past, immigration had fall of the dice and that Reproduction Is not permitted without the written objects?" is the more will continue for four to influence each face of this capability is ¢ununo. permllslon of the Publisher. adopted child of a turned a blind eye" to serious question asked by illwdays this week, students the diHne to six--dur. Ca na~an resident. adoptions by immigrants. to many, i~ not most the Algonquin resear- trigger a travdoor ing 30 successive people.

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THE HERALD, Tuesday, December 20, 1977, PAGE $ Incident under +And now, Smith investization political/rugby signs up MONTREAL (CI-') -- NHL's executive vice- CAPE TOWN (Reuter) when a national An incident involving Ed ~resident, said Monday Snider, chairman of the -- A member of the South Springbok team was with e had not heard of the African Rugby Board's selected on merit by a board of Philadelphia incident with McLeod executive said today its multiracial committee Flyers, after the Flyers' although he had a report request for a post- after mixed trials. But Rangers 2-0 National Hockey from Myers on the o~er penement of the this had not been enough. League loss to Monireal matter. Springbok tour of Britain "New demands have ~EW YORK (AP) -- Canndiena in 'Phfla- Scotty Morrison, the was "actuated mainly by been made, including New York Rangers an- delplda on Sunday night NHL's referee-in-chief, a desire to ease things for fully-integrated rugby at nouneed the signing of is being investigated by said in an interview from our British rugby club level, and while this veteran.National Hockey the NHL, it was lcamed Toronto that lie had friends." may one day come about League defenceman Monday. spoken to McLeed for • Snider, upset with a about 1O minutes and that Ha.ace Pretooius said it is clear that the motive Dallas Smith today. penalty call by referee "he never raised that the request, agreed to at is purely political." Smith, 36, became a with me." a meeti,,n.g.., in London Springbok captain free agent this year after Bob Myers late in the Morne du Plessin said playing 12 seasons with ~lrd period, opened the "If Dan had considered Sunday, was in all cir- that though he was Boston Brulns. door to the officials' room it serious, he would have cumstances the only disappointed at the post- He will report to the at the Spectrum after the appraised me of it." decision possible." ponement of the tour, he Ranl~ers immediately game and berated Myers. Mort/son said he had He said original had been resigned to the and m expected to be in Snidor then pushed Dan received a report from demands by British decision because of the uniform for Wednesday McLeed, one of the NHL's Myers, adding he will be opponents of apartheid anti-South African night's game against officiating supervisors, in speaking to McLeod had been complied with climate overseas. Washington Capitals. front of Red Fisher, again and probably will orts editor of The Star. mention the shoving rian O'Neill, the incident. Can.ada trains hard for Sports major w aterpolo meets made up entirely of y BILL LEVITT _ petitions. " students, has benefitted OITAWA (CP) Canada's water polo Canada &inished a from the new centralized Cana ian: ru--;"-...... 6back team is preparing for two sm'prising ninth in 1976, iralning program which major competitions in after finishing out of the has seen the enUre group +--~-t'm honors ,~ that promise to be as toP 12 in 1972 in Munich. attend university in wins challenging as the 1976 Mexico was 1Oth and the Ottawa. TORONTO (CP) -- four titles, but not in Olympics. Cubans finished seven- Conditioning had im- th.The U.S. failed to proved, and technically, Sylvester (Molly) McGee succession and not in the . The .tea.m ..will. par: qualify. so had their bell-handling has created a' bit of same conference, unipatemmenret annum DOUBLE PURPOSE and shooting. ,-, ...... , ~".... -,,.. e,~,-, --moo w~-nes-o,, aola saver °no omnze Canadian FootbAll EXTENDS STREAK can.Mex.Am tournament Darling said the Can- "But the real i ...... i, .e,..-~ ..... ~, o , " in d wrl tournament ....at the starting at 7 a.m. medals. Tropines wall League• histo~ , Gabriel also sot a ch Marchm " nshi an thei Westo d Max-Am tournament will measuring stick will be Terrace arena After the round-robin also be presented at the .becom.mg_the hrs.t run- l.eag,ne record by cat- ~Pa~O ~ ~ t give more exposure to the competition next • " ' " " ceremo to the rang nacz m wm mp ching at lease one pass in Y ngcs, top flight international month in Mexico," he [ Three teams,, including, section, teams will . be windup . ny man honors in pass receiving, each of his last 75 games. DOu-gDarlln-, executive- competition" and in- Icoach Chff Sharpies seeded from one to nine. best goalie, defence , .._., ...... ,., ~o '~--, .... ,--- '-- ---'---~ director of ~ Canadian ...... said. [reps, wlllbeenteredkom" The nmth-place" team will" forward, goa 1 sc o r ere , ...... ,v.cucc 5 ....cuu~.~ rde anoo ...... c mmL umc .c uu~cu Water Polo Association .....mrnauonm success wm Gallov said there have Iq~.~.nm~ D~.1mt.a O.~Awern ~ ~limi,nt~d while the etc pa~e~ xor ~o ya u was m me mzru game ox ...... reflect on me oomesuc been some problems with ...... m...... CWP 81moan Man- I~and Kitimat are beth other mght• comntue• on Fans pay only $1 .00 f or two touchdowns m the the 1973 season when' he da( A) cea program by attracting the entire team training o,4;°,, ~,^, .... +., ,~,, ,n,,~ado~, r~o~mKm. ~ o ,4..... ° ~ °'~ all 1977 season, narrowly was still with Hamilton Y. more athletes, together all year, but no tbree~ay--...-. ..v series~.~...v while ...~...... m.... a -..j,-.wstogie elimmatmn...... +, games,-. --.a and~--- there..... wilI be edging out .Go r . d on Ti~abnel er-Cats.. , . Darlin g said in an in - I~ Gallov, CWPA one had quit. Jt~,~o ,,,,.~ ...... ,.~-- ~,, `4o+,-~;-- *~,o - ma~or door nrize Paterson ,of Wmmpeg s average gs_m terview that the Can-technioal-director, said "When you have dif- ,---6...... '+ ."" ""...... ' -" - Blue Bombers who ~-"o,++'-mnn "f 21 ,am,do ,,,_...... ,~ ,I...... ~.~,1 ,..^~.... Ina+fa~it,,...... is.rim ~m;fkowo ~,hnrnnlnnr ...... C.,,~o, "w__ded-r to some lUCKY. .- . ~.--'.~-.-e--' "- +---.'-. m©x-mu, touruumc,t, ,,,~,,-. --+ --~-~,~---~,,--,,~, . ferent personalities and Prince• Rupert. Thrusday also start at 7 fan after the c ham- caught 67 for 882 yams. was the best for a .con- concezved. . b Y the CWPA , m Canada s . program. m different interpretations r,,, m.- t;.o, .,1,, .1o.,o .-, ,;,,~h;n a~m~ Thursday "tommy ~cott, °namer ference leader since wall revolve Hunnrv. the lack of mternafional on amateur sports and . A bar of rizeswill ni ht Wmmpe.g. r~esver, w s Dave .M.ann_tepped the. Yugoslavia, West Ger- corn tition.. . . . different views about -- Tuesda . December 27 num p g ' " uu race lions " " " " l~d ~esda~, be awarded to teasm and All boys taking part in close wzth p ,'~as~ ruth a =.u mark m many, Cuba, Canada. ~aan~ana ,s molatea practice, there are bound l~,,o,,. ~ " ,oo,,+o ,.,~,,+,,+,,,,~ ,p...... ,rap ~,,,,--ament are II for 1,979 yards. 1960. . Memco and the United from the European to be problems,"Gallov I'~'.. .,e.,,,,,-,-.~,...,, , ..... - .... I. .... +...... o. The leader m total The longeatsml~legam States community where the said. IJla3 LtqJt.,Aq/J'T'J~qJD/,lq J,UJLJIIICIO III Clt~l,~II~I~IJUIIg IUL ,,~I~I~I,O.+. :v..++.. n as ' ' " ~.."....~:~...~`.~:~:~:*~:::~:.:~:~r+~:~.~;~:.~:~.~;~.~.~;'~;~.';~;~;~;~+~.~:.m~.~z~m;~+z~;~;~.~.~;~...... :.~:.~. .~ ,yardagen • o p s von a pass receptionv thisv •The tournament begins betterm.-l,~,o*,,~ teams "a.n,w m the sport~,,~ Gallov said there is no ...... ;,~...... race tions was all-star ear was 105 .ards b...... pressure for a total • ~ i 1 • /~ fight end Tony Gshnel of ~ontreal s Brock Ayn- Mm Los...... Angeles, moves to Gallovsaid Canada will commitment to water eXlC0 tA ann enoa a[ ~'[~/'~'I~ r~'lV'~l#"tl"~ Ottawa Rough Riders sley. .. ~ ---- traln in Mexico Jan 2-91o polo, and the first priority • I~/l~J- tJl~ b.LLJ.q.,~JLI~ who gamed1,502• yards en _Veteran Ten'~ . noolme newin Edmon+o-commonwea~m ~ prepare for the ' tour- is university studxes. ",: +~ ~ " ...... '~ ~t: , • 65~catches., ,; . : ~. . -e,'vanmen 0x. ,Hamikon .-t~.~ ,...... ~-.~??.'_'~._'_."_+~ +namant~in,March. ~. MUST TAKE IT .... • ~""'NKIN TOPS :"+iN.... : :--- m~,~o.+.~, ...... mu + *ctmmni0n:+ -- ..+ and • :ski ...... :acJ"","Gab.~e| l~:the Eastern *moved Into second place +-~valve wccxcnuaisinEle+ +c-veuu~ round-m,...... ""We . will+- anal • what, " Gallov,-+said++the GOL F • • ROOKIE Annemme Mosor-Proell Conference to become• the among the " career robin...... competition at each we can exPO r~n~ce in athletesBut+ are told that • NEW YORK (CP) -- NEW YORK (CP) -- were selected Austrian first pla},er to ~ four lnaders.Evanshen/ . location Mexico and adjust the although practice is Judy Rankin has won the Debhie Massey, 26, has athletes of 1977 . on conaecuuve, comerenca caught 19 passes mine .. • .... team, tee.hn.i.que.and,~e unpleasant, rigid and dis- v°.o...... ~,,,,~,,,~..~ ....¢~. ,t, e t~,...... ,~ rookie• of t h e Monday in. a p ou. m aus- [~ass-receiv|ng ...... uues. season mr a career mrm nuagary won me g___olo p m.~/ ors pom oz wew , ne ciplined they must learn ...... •~,n,d ,.,,~o~q,tlv~ ~vear ,_r-,on on the Ladies trian sports writers, eormer Monu-em 'm ~ csr~nes ann ~ot. meoal at tae 1w6 sam. . . to take it if they want to as the Ladies Professional Golfers' ~oue.ttee star Red yards. Retired T.orm~..y- Olympics and recently Canada has qnalihed become international Professional Golfers' Association tour after . u t~mn won. tour .~oe t;oney remains me won the European for the world chum- athletes. Aasociation member with winning one tournament ~] ~astern .t;onterence leaner with ~ oa~caes .cnampions~.'pin Sweden. pieaship in. West Get- "Improvement is the the lowest scoring and fin]shingwith $46,962 ,( ~ uues., nut not m suc- 4or10,320yar.us... .. ~ugoslavza finished many by finishing in the best wa~ to show the .....• '~"*~'~o- L'- authorized m" earnings. The annual J~,1':'~t~ cassmn, tmooyf "L'aymran~ . ,,:vansnen m me an-secona, in bwenen and top 10 in 1976. players,' he said+ andthe tournaments Her award carries a $2,500 ~m Tommy-Joe Co fey time leader in touchdown fifth m Montreal while STRATEGY PAYS OFF competition in Mexico average was "72.16 strokes prize. PSNflglPatll~. Terry Evanshen also won receptions with 79. West Germany finished Galley said the team. should provide that. a round for 92 rounds. LAUDA TOPS POLL T,.c..~,.~,,.+...,,,,,I.. Sandra Post, formerly of VIENNA (AP) -- Niki mumLtnyourhemyou.knowa~+,+ghz, Oakville, Ont., was fifth Lauda, world champion with 72.55. Formula 1 auto racing Sports writers choose the best CP Sport, Editor in 1970 and 1972. Berthiervllle, Que., the v/ce-presidunt, publicly ~Guy Leflear, the SET NHL RECORD Canadian auto racing criticized Lafleur's at- National Hockey League He was a first-team all- champion who was hired titude and suggested he scoring champion who star for the third straight to drive by Ferrari, and was not working hard led Montreal Can°aliens year and received the fifth with 45 was Jerome enough. Others had been to their second con- Lester B. Pearson Drayton of Toronto, saying much the same secutive Stanley Cup Award, the NHL Players' winner of the Boston thing but the remarks of victory, is Canada's male Association version of the Mazathgn, Lafleur's idol seemed to athlete of the year for MVP honor. LATE BLOOMER sparka change. 1977. 1 h" He set a Ioague record Others who received Detdrmined to answer The 26-year-o d rig t- by scoring at least one flrstplace votes were his critics with actions, winger from Thurso,. point in 28 consecutive swimmer Steve Pickell of he reported to training Qne., was the runaway ames, from Feb. 1 to West Vancouver, B.C., camp fully fit, discarded choice of sports writers pril 3, and led all playoff who had theworld's his helmet as a psy- and sportscasters in the scorers with nine goals fastest time for the 100- chological boost and B annual year-end poll by and 17 assists, his 26 metre backstroke in 1977; began playing with the The Canadian Press. points falling just one world indoor speed confidence that has i)n Second was •Dave short of the record of 27 skating champion Gaetan brought him to super- Cutler, the Edmonton set hy Phil Esposito with Boucher of Ste. Foy, stardom. Eskimos place kicker the Brnins in 1970. Que.; Graham Smith of His play prompted who set a Canadian The only major award Edmonton, who set a coach Scotty Bowman to Football League record that escaped Lafleur was world swimming record say; "Now he's doing by kicking 50 field goals the Lady Byng Trophy, of 2:05.31 in the200-metre what we always wanted-- in a season. And third given for gentlemanly individual medley; Mar- delaying, "holding the was Tony Gabriel, Ot- and effective play, which cel Dioone; Gordie Howe, puck, controlling the tawa Rough Riders tight went to Marcel Dionne of and two members of the tempo, letting the puck do Dudng Mink Twatn's days m a ~ he wm editor of end who led the CFL in Los Angeles Kings, Grey Cup champion the work." a'mall Minowi pop,r. One day he re.dyed a leffw born a sd~.,~f, paes-receiving. runner-up in the scoring Montreal Aloucttes, place The Canndiens didn't • Lafleur, who was race. Dionne, whose 122 kicker Don Sweet and de- make it to the Stanley stating *trot he had found o q~lkrin hi, palW, md c.k.d second to high jumper points trailed Lafleur by fensive lineman Glen Cup finals that season but if tNs wm on omen of g0od or bad luck Greg Joy in last year's 14, took 12 minutes in Weir. a ~car later, with Lafleur POll, won almost every penalties while the Lafleur graduated winning the scoring title, Twain replied: "Fbu~ a aplder in yow" paper ia neilher award for which he was Canadieus star had 20. from junior hockey with they went all the way, Eood nor ~d luck. The spSder ~ merely lOokil~ over our poper ellxth season in the NHL. More than 150 ballots Quebec Ramparts in 1971 'beating the defending to ue u~h/d, ~/umt ms not ml~e~ ,o t/~ he couhi He led the league in were cast in the annual as the Canadiem' fkst champfon Philadelphia scoring with 56 goals and poll, started in 1632, and draft choice +and was FIzers four straight. lo go•~ store, ,pln bb web ct~u ~ dovr, and lemd 80 assists for 136 points, a Lafleur was picked first heralded as the successor The 1976-77 season left a ate o/.mil..dml ~ ~rr o/tmmrd." record for a rlghtwinger, by 69voters, second by 19 to Jean Belivsau as team no doubt that he was and won the Art Ross and third by nine. Based leader. finally the complete Trovhy. He became the on a 3-2-I evaluation, that But although he played hockey player apc[ un. firs[ player since Bobby gave him 254 points. .respectably in his first challenged team leader Orr te win beth the Hart Cutler received 14 three seasons, he didn't as he and linemates TFophy as most valuable firsts, 23 seconds and 19 realize his potential until Jacques Lemaire and Terraoe daily, herald player In the regular thirds for 107 points and 1974-75 when he ac- Steve Shutt scored 150 Phone season and the Conn Gabriel six first, 18 complished the first of oals and sparked the will keep the spider away from your door Smythe Trophy as MVP seconds and 12 thirds for three consecutive 50-goal_ anadiena to another in the playo{fs in .the 66. soasolls. four-game sweep of the same season. Orr did it Fourth with 63 pointS Early that year, finals, this time against hvice with Boston Bruins, was Gfllee Vfllenouve of Bollveau, a Caoadleas Boston Brulns. III PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Tuesday, December 20, 1977

Therewlll be Open House for The Herald reserves the CLASSIFIED RATES right to classify ads under Artex Hobby Products fror~ appropriate headings and to Wednesday • Saturday 1 - 4 LOCAL ONLY: p.m. at 4603 Clara Ave. set rates therefore and to Now buying Fine Arte and 20 words or less S2.00 per Phone 635.6902 (t.w.t.f. p4- FOR SALE: 1977 Yolks I In brief:] determine page location. .nsertlon, over 20 words 5 12) Indian Antiquities. The Herald reserves the Write to: Rabbit, low mileage. Contact cents per word. R. Skeglund. Ph. 635.5366. right to revise, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive In. Skeena District Girl Guides Mrs. L. MacDonald QUEBECEItS accounts be turned over happened in Ilalifax or reject any advertisement 11577. 149 Street sertlons S1.50 per Insertion. would like to announce the 1973 FORD Torlno, low VISITED to a collection agency, County resulting in some and to rstaln any answers opening of a land Ranger Edmonton, Alberta FREDERICTON (CP) and a telephone depart- damage, mostly to street directed to the Herald Box TSM lW9 mileage -- one owner, good REFUNDS: Company In the Thornhlll condition. Auto. P.S., P.B. -- The number of Quebcc ment representative said lights and automobiles. Reply Service, encffo repay First Insertion charged for area. Girls between the ages' (cff.PL-D18) tourists visiting New the customer the sum paid Phone 635.3604. (P3.14) the city could expect ATTITUDE SIIOUI,D whether run or not. of 14 and 18 who are In. J ii Brunswick increased 10 for the edvertlsement and Private collector wants to about a 20-per-cent return CIIANGE Absolutely no refunds after terested please call 635-3061 FOR SALE: 1974VW beetle per cent in the first nine on the unpaid charges. TRURO, N.S. fCP) -- box rental. ad has been set. or 638.1269 (cff) buy sliver coins before '68. Box replies on "Hold" Also gold Doles. Have some In good condition, low months of 1977, says RECEVEUR ELEC- Mike Kelly, vice- mileage phone after 5 p.m. Tourism Minister Fer- TED resident of Nova Scotia Instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: sliver dollars for sale. Phone within 10days of expiry of an I, C.H. Polley, will not be 635.4577 (c10-18) hand Dube. During the PRINCE ALBERT, oyageurs of the Ameri- Must be made before 2nd responsible for any debts 635.2904 (p1-12 1.17) advertisement will be same period the number Sask. (CP) -- Louis can Hockey League, says Insertion. incurred by persons other destroyed unless mailing FOR SALE: 1971 VW 5tatlon of United States visitors Receveur of Prince he would like to see Allowance can be made for then myself In my name Instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. wagon, In good condition. decreased five per cent Albert has been elected Canadian universities Those answering Box without prlor approval as of compared with 1976. December 15, 1977. (p3.19) $1,500.00. Phone 635-3254 deputy governor of the change their attitude Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: daytime, 635.2243. (C6-17) BILLS WRITTEN OFF Real Estate Institute of toward hockey to send Originals of FOR SALE: 1974 70 h.p. THUNDER BAY, Ont. Canada. He is past scholarships. "If 75 cents pick up. Evlnrude outboard. Ex- documents to avoid loss. $1.25 moiled. (CP) -- The city has president of the Canadian schools offered All claims of errors in cellent condition, 3 props (1 58. MOBILE decided to write off stainless) Complete ne~ Saskatchewan Real scholarships to the boys, advertisements must be CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: $37~700 worth of unpaid Estate Association and they could play here received by the publisher block used one season only. HOMES Rates available upon TO ALL old and new friends, Including service manual. accounts in the telephone past chairmanof the Real instead of gomg to the within 30 days after the first request. MOBILE HOMES: 1976. 64 department's recewable Estate Institute of American colleges," publication. a happy holiday seasonand a Phone 632.7431 (103-16) happy and healthy 1978. ft. mobile home, fenced with file. Aldermen agreed Saskatchewan. Kelly said. It Is agreed by the ad- NATIONAL CLASSIFIED that all 490-odd unpaid vertiser requesting space Krlena King lawn - metal shed. Located DON'T BUY CHILDREN RATE: (C1-12) 47. HOMES Phone 635-4639after 5. (nc p5- GUNS ATTENDANCE IN- that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. Herald In the event of failure 14) D RTMOUTH, N.S. CREASED Minimum charge $5.00 per FOR RENT In Women'sSizes (CP) -- RCMP here are TORONTO (CP) -- to publish an advertisement Insertion. or In the event of an error 14. BUSINESS Home for Rent: 3 bedroom FOR RENT: 3 bedroom Printed Pattern urging parents not to buy "Ontario Place ex- appearing In the ad. house at Kleanza Creek. trailer. Furnished $225 per their children weapons perienced its best year LEGAL. POLITICAL AND PERSONAL month. Phone 635-7908 such as BB guns, pellet ever," said John Max- vortlsoment as published TRANSIENT AD- Immediate occupancy at $300 per month - contact (R.T.S.) guns or slingshots for well, director-general of shall be limited to the VERTISING: CERAMICS BY PEARL amount paid by the ad- 53.50 per column Inch. Donna Green between 9:00 Christmas. They say the province of Ontario's Workshop. Call 635-3854for a.m. • 5:00 p.m. at 635-7117. 2 Bedroom mobile home for vortlser for only one In- further Information. several incidents have waterfront showplace. correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: (c5-15) rent at Copperulde Estate on (cff-feb14.78) I/2 acre lot. Phone 635.6772. portion of the advertising $4.00 per line per month. .space occupied by the In- (c5.18) On a 4 month basis only. ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. correct or omitted item only, 48. SUITES and that there shall be no EiK'trlcai and Refrigeration DEADLINE contract. FOR RENT 60, liability to any event greater t: FIGHTTHE House airing. TENDERS f then the amount paid for DISPLAY: 635.5876 FOR RENT: Suite for rent. 3, such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to (Cff) bedroom, w-w carpet. Phone Advertisements must :!,i:i,i: publication day. 635-3704. (P3-14) SEALED TENDERS, comply with the British marked Skeanavlew Ledge, LUNG CRIPPLERS Columbia Human Rights Act PATS KNITS Emphysema Asthma Tuberculosis Chronic Bronchitis Air Pollotion CLASSIFIED: BASEMENT suite for rent. 2 4011 Sparks St., Terrace, which prohibits any ad- Knitting Machine Sales 1:00 p.m. day prior to bedroom, w-w carpet, frldge. B.C. Ward No.l, Room No.4 vortlslng that discriminates Lessons . Patterns - Ac- publication day. and stove. Phone 630.8422. for Installation of Carpeting against any person because cessortes (P3-14) will be accepted by the of his race, religion, sex, Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638-1409 Service charge of ~$.00on all Honourable the Minister, color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. (ctf4mo-18n) CEDAR PLACE USECHRISTMAS SEALS Department of Public or pleceof origin, or because GOLDEN RULE Works, care of Foreman of his age Is between 44 and 65 APARTMENTS WEDDING DESCRIP- Odd lobs for the jobless. Works, 4827 Kelth Ave., yearu, unless the condition Is TIONS: Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum 4931 Welsh Avenue Terrace, B.C. up to 2 p.m., Justified by a bona fide No charge provided news (ctf) January 12, 1978. requirement for the work Suite 113 submitted within one month. Terror.a, B.C.. . Tendering documents may Involved, production charge, for : , f~.00 ..... 635.7056 .... . be obtained from Ministry of wedding and.or engagement New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom Public Works, 4827 Kelth ~raLtd. pictures. News of weddings suites for rent. Frldge, Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and (write.ups) received one also viewed at 4827 Kelth Published at Terrace month or more after event PROJECT FOR EMAN: stove, drapes, carpet, rec area, sauna and pool table, Avenue, Terrace, B.C. on B,C. 5 days a week $10.00 charge, with or YOUTH WORK and after December 15, 1977. WEDNESDAY - TUESDAY I p.m. .without picture. Sublect to PROGRAM with security Interphone and elevator. Absolutely The lowest or any tender Monday to Friday, af- condqnsotlon. Payable In Terrace I nteragency no pets. (ctf) will not necessarily be ac. Mrnoons advance. Youth Committee Invites cepted. THURSDAY - WEDNESDAY 1 PUBLISHER applications for Skeena I H.J. Morlok W.R. (Bill) Loiselle Youth Work Incentive HILLSIDE LODGE Foreman of Works CLASSIFIED AN- Program Prolect Foreman. 4450 Little Avenue for Minister of Public Works, FRIDAY- THURSDAY 1 p.m. NOUNCEMENTS: Position 10 months (January Parliament Buildings, SUBSCRIPTION 1978 - October 1978) with Sleeping rooms, Victoria, British Columbia MONDAY- FRIDAY 1 p.m. RATES Births 5.50 extonslon pousible. housekeeping units, can. (c3-15) Effective October 1, Engagements 5.50 Job Description: trally located. Fully Marrlages 5.50 1. Train "at risk" youth In 1977 furnished. Reasonable NO REFUNDON OLASSIFIEDS Deaths 5.50 semi and unskilled rates by day or week. Non- riO SIDE SEAMS! One main Funerals 5.50 vocations. drinkers only. Phone 635- pattern part for the pull.on Single Copy 20c Cards of Thanks 5.50 2. Supervise 15 youth 6611. (cff) pants that are designedto fit By Carrier mth 3.00 Memorlal Notlces 5.50 workers on lob at wilderness TIMBER SALE larger sizes comfortably. Make By Carrier year 36.00 work site (Hart Farm). LICENCE A.Oa$oa a pair in no t~e at all) PHONE 635-6357 3. Receive supervision Printed Pattern 9395: Worn. By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 from Pragrem Director. Olinten SEALED TENDERS will en's Waist Sizes 30, 32, 34, Do It Now By Mail 6 mth 22.00 Qualifications: be received by the Dlstrld 36, 38, 40½, 43, 45½. Size By Mail year 40.00 1. Will work outside Manor Forester at Prince Rupert, 32 takes 1~ yards 60.inch. Thursday December 29 1;30 throughout year. $1,25 for each pattern - cash, Senior Citizen year Terrace Hotel, Downtown Furnished or unfurnlsh~ B.C., not latgr than 11 a.m. 2. Good physical health on Tuesday, January 10th, cheque or money order. Add Aluminum 20.00 Lions Christmas Party for studio or 1 bedroom 25¢ each pattern for first. and stamina. apartments. Securlt~ 1978, for the purchase of British Commonwealth and Senior Citizens. Phone for 3. Successful experience class mail and handling. On. pickup 635.7202 days, 638. enterphone. Sauna. Llcence A-0eS0e, to cut terse residents add 94 sales United States of America 1 working with "at risk" 600,700 cubic feet of Spruce year 51.00. 1754 evenings. 635-3941 tax. Print plainly Style Num- Sheets youth. Balsam and trees of other (nc) (3) 630-1032 ber, Size, Your Name and Ad. 4. Class 2 driver's Iiconco. species located In the Box 399, Terrace, B.C. dress. SENDTO: Madan Martin 2§" x 36" 5. Knowledge of work KALUM GARDENS vicinity of Bowear River and Pattern Dept.. (riame of V8G 2M9 equlpm~t. 3 bedroom apartment for Bell Creek, Casslar Land paper). Address. Salary: $180 per weak. rent, some with basement Save$)0 to $)00 whenyou sew " NOTICE District. Telephone: Apply to Interagency and carport, private en- Two (2) years will be it yourself!Lets of new dresses, 12 ,he,t, o,ly. 3,7§ 112-604-635.6357 Youth Committee, care of trance and patio. To view allowed for removal of pants, tops, Total Wardrobe - Baby Clinic every Tuesday palterns in NEW FALL.WINTER Special Services, School see full time caretaker at timber. The successful HOME DELIVERY starting at 1:30 p.m. Dlstrlct No. 88, Box 460, Apt. No.8 on Scott Ave. east PATTERNCATALOG. Coupon for - Thornhlll Baby Clinic every tenderer will not be con. any pattern free. Send 75¢ Terrace & District Terrace, B.C., VaG 4B5. of Kalum or phone 635.4841. sidereal as an established THE DALLY HERALD Thurnhlll & District 2nd and 4th Friday at the InstantSewing Bmk ...... $1.00 Postmarked by December (etf) operator for the purpose af Instant FashionBook ...... $1.00 Phone635.6357 Community Centrefrom 1:30 23, 1977. 3212 Kalum St. Terrace .4:00 p.m. applying for further timber Instant Crochet Book...... $1.00 (c3-15) Pillow Show.Offs...... $|30 - Adult Clinics - Men. Wed. & KEYSTON E COU RT within the Bell Irving Public. Frl., from 3:00- to 4:00 p.m. APARTMENTS Sustained Yield Unit. , . V.D. Cllnlc.3:00 p.m. every Salesperson neat ap. Particulars may be ob. Mon. & Thurs. poerence, energetic, full or talned from the District part.time, car necessary. Office No. ~ *. 4603 Scott. Forester, Prince Rupert, The St. John Ambulance Ours Is a well advertised, One, twoo'l, and three British Columbia or the Carriers for course, "Health Care for MILLS MEMORIAL non.competitive prestige bedroom apartments. Forest Ranger, Stewart, Seniors", will be offered in THRIFT SHOP product. Experience In Laundry & storage area. British Columbia. Terrace this winter. This Is Mills Memorial Hospital direct selling an advantage, Near schools and down- (cl.6) an 8 weak course designed to Auxiliary would appreciate we will train If necessary. town. Clean, quiet, Daily Herald provide senior citizens and any donations of good, clean Write Box 1006, Prince specious, security Iocku others with Information clothing, any household George, B.C. (c1.14) and patrol. which will assist them in Items, toys etc. for their 635.5224 maintaining their own health required THRIFT SHOP. (cff) DISCERNING ADULTS. and self.reliance. Topics wll! For pickup, service phone 33. FOR SALE Include: Community Shop discreetly by mall. 635.5320 or 635.5233,or leave MISC. Send $1.00for our latest fully resources, changes In body donations at the Thrift shop 49. HOMES systems, maintenance of illustrated catalogue of immediately in on Lazelle Avenue on FOR SALE: Pool table, marital alcls for both ladles health, nutrition and Saturdays between 11:00 FOR SALE standard size 5200 Call 635- and gentlemen. Direct budgeting, you and your a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank 7988 (ctf) heart, safety In the home, you. (nc) FOR SALE: In Thornhlll, :3 Action Marketing Inc. Dept. home nursing0 and first aid. bedroom, 1 level, 1,950sq. ft. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Van- TERRACE and Guest speakers and 7e ' private I/2 acre dead end couver, B.C. V6B 3X9. (ctf) audiovisual aids will be PARENTS IN Clis PETS • street split level cedar patio.. brought in whenever Are you making your own crossing creak. Large rec MORE ' SUPPORT possible, and an exercise life and your children's room, wet Uar, fireplace, c-w GIVEN TilORNHILL areas miserable? . DO you con. 5coHllh Dearhound puppies 5'x10' pooltable. Low taxes, period will be a part of every regally bred. Champion TORONTO (CP) -- class. There Is no fee for the stanfly yell at your children, $39,500. Phone to view 635. Outstanding business or hit them, or find It hard to Dam & Sire. Show and pet 4350. (plO-,U courue. It wlll begin Friday, stock. The gift of distinction. loans by the chartered January 6, at 2 p.m. In the control your angry feelings banks have quadrupled Extra earnings. toward them? Wild Rock Kennels Reg'd, lounge of the Senior Citizens' Summerlend 494-9811 (c1.12 52. WANTED during the last 10 years, Apartments, 3404 Kalum. P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you 1.17) TO RENT " says the Canadian For further Information call become the loving con- Bankers' Association. Carol Harrison, 635.5842. structive parent you really The Soviet Union's And, during the last 10 want to be. Lake Baikal in southern WANTED TO RENT: 2or 3 years the Canadian char- PHONE Weight Watchers meeting All Inquires absolutely bedroom house or apt.' confidential. Siberia plunges a mile tared banks' outstanding heidevory Tuesdayat 7 p.m. down andis estimated by preferably with basement, In loans to Canadian far- at the Knox United Church Phone Mary or John 638.4419 Terrace. Phone 635-4761. Hall, 4907 Lezelle Avenue. Jane 630.8302. scientists to be 25 million mers have tripled to 635-6357 years old. (c10.17) more than $3.26 billion. THE' HERALD, Tuesday, December 20, 1977, PAGE 7

Caledoniav .,.~ ,', ./:, , i,. All 's fair m" warfare by Jim Ryan becomes the last for the ape.ncer, David Wreggltt~ "i i1 AS every season roils Grade Twelve students. ck Braum and Davia < = around the' parents Among those leaving the Kenny. From Grade Ten:, ~: B i'GARa FAm- For the more distant surprise attack with said in an interview the corrections to it. During teachers and public at band this year will be: Karen Arnold-Smith, ~ future-- perhaps 1990-- tactical nuclear weapons. trend "really the 11 seconds the rocket large are treated to a Rachel Reay, Maui Denise Warner, researchers are working Under this theory, the revolutionizes the way in is in flight, the in- Kathy . O~;Of the most powerful wide range of school Singh, Ruth Pousette, Wesley, Jerry Tetrault, " on artillery shells that Russians could not count which conventional wars fantryman is extremely plays, concerts and other Wendy Sharpies, Jennifer and Rudy Motschling. :' eltments on the next would home in by on their massed tanks will be fought." vulnerable to being hit or presentations. Hales, Doreen Sieben, It's been a busy year modern., battlefield may themselves on targets being able to break at least distracted by fire. he th,Hndividual foot-sol- In keeping with this Eric Lofroth,/Jim Ryan, for the Caledonia Band, with the heat-emiesion through swarms of rela- Already, U.S. forces in traditio/i, Caledonia Fred Potvin and Murray from the "Bandorama" dier, armed with a radio characteristics of a t nk. tively cheap guided anti- Europe have large But with the laser and a sophisticated Senior Secondary School Mitchell. Out of this in October, Ramem- tank weapons. So they numbers of Dragon designator system, the Band, under the direction impressive i'array of hrance Day ceremonies, flashlight. The laser designator might use tactical launchers, bazookastyle projectiles would come of Jim Ryan, will present young musicians, Ruth the Musicale "Doctor, and other current nuclear weapons to wipe weapons that fire a from artillery or aircraft a wide range of music Pousette will be featured, Doctor", participation in A few years from now, developments have out such defences. rocket which the in- many miles away or'from Tuesday, December 20 at playing a selection of the "Big Bannd Ball' and that bizarre combinetion implications that go far fantryman can guide to a ground launcher a few 8 p.m. m the R.E.M. Lee Rachinauinoff preludes for some student;s, all may Sl~_ll doom :or beyond courses in While both NAT0 and its target. In theory, he hundred metres away Theatre. for piano and band. The the out of town dances. thousands of mostly military tactics, the Warsaw Pact remain has a sure kill on any tank while the enemy force remainder of the band is In the future the band tanks, ending four officially committed to or low-flying helicopter searched for the hidden Music from Strauss to comprised of grade has a little something decades in which the aed MAY CHANGE the tank, the military within its 1,000-metre soldiers who were streisand; Ben Hur to a eleven students: Jaeki anned for "St. Patricks vehicle was the un- STRATEGY establishments are trying range. making them electronic snappy percussion en- Cook, Barb Parr, Dawn ~ ay", and formative challenged king of con- The new technology to forecast the effects of beacons. semble"From the Shores Kennedy, Debbie Wilson, plans for a tour in the ventional ground war- threatens to upset fastmoving advances in Small, portable rockets DESTRUCTIVENESS of Trinidad." Round this Danniela Kanneburg, spring. fare. established assumptions electronics and can deal with aircraft and MOUNTS out wit shome Leroy Shiela McLarty, Leona • There will be no charge dealing with the balance associated weaponry, vehiclemountod versions Anderson and a touch of Jahour, Sherry Goodwin, for the Tuesday night Us'.m~. the of power in Europe and The basic development can engage the enemy at •The deployment in the music from the Festive Jean Wreggitt, Cheryl rformance other than a the way in which hun- threatening military longer range. Season -- and .you have "flashl/ght"--more next few years of such Flary, Chris Halvorsen, ver Collection. Make it • ~r/e~erly termed a laser' dreds of billions of dollars assumptions is, in The trouble is that laser designators and the makings o'i a fast a date with the band -- aes~gnator--the soldier are spent on defence. current jargon, "zero during the flight of the associated equipment moving ninety minutes. Rhonda Vasolenak, Rod Tuesday night, 8:00 p.m. will be able to "paint" In the view of some delivery error." rocket, the infantrymafus will bring new leth~ility to Cross, Rick Browner, in the comfort of the any4enemy target with a analysts, it also increases to keep sighting on the what military personnel Brian Heller, Scott R.E.M. Lee Theatre. laser reflection that will the chances that, if a WEAPONS ALREADY enemy tank or helicopter already refer to as the guide artillery, shells or conventional war ever EXIST while a thin wire "high-intensity envi- other missiles to it as breaks out in Europe the William Perry, director unravelling from the ronment" of any NATO- Captain Cook Found surely as bees to honey. Soviet Union will try a of U.S. defence research, rocket transmits course Warsaw Pact conflict. The search for Caphdn the Faimont World acquired a great affinity Cook ended " or rather. Barrel Stave Race in the with James Cook, the the search for aperson to Rocky Mountain resort of man. portray that role during FairmentHotSprings; he "I'm thrilled to have Drink? Don't Drive! B will be in the Kelowna b~en chosen to portray Bi'Centennial . Snowfest Parade; speak this great man, but I am One out fo four of the involve a man who sold "If you are a well- reasonable doubt of the testing has shicebeen put celebrations, ended when to over 400 delegates at even more honoured and • people facing criminal his house and moved next spoken, seh-confidenl guiltiness of the accused .into practice in the Vancouverite Kelvin the Security '78Seminar; delighted to be albe to i charges in B,C. com'- door to the pub so he person and if you really and improbable as this provinee'serank-down on Andrew '~was attend the "Cook- repr~ent the Privince of : trooms is an unpaired could totter home without didn't have too much to defence might seem, it drinking drivers. Aside discovered" recently. . Hydrography 200 years Briti~ Columbia and t~ : driver. They often end up posing a danger to others, drink, then I think there's did establish a doubt from. the mobile Selected ~f~iii in6te-~! ~ later" convention; and country which I love. , inpri~onalongwithbenk- For the drinking a reasonable chance of about the reliability of the breathalizer vans in than 200 entries rcceived the B.C. Real; Estate As described in one of " robbersand rapists, driver, thelegal hun-over defending yourself. But evidence against the action trhoughout the in a "Search for Captain Convention. the many books written : Why'do theypersist in begins when he is meg! people really have man. province, soon all traffic Cook" contest, Andrew Although the majority about the real Cook he • gambling with their jobs, cha~ed with any of the had ~ much and want to Court-room challenges police will carry a por- was declared winner by a of "Captain Cook's" was an essentially a man families and even .lives? impaired driving ~[e~on on a technicality, against the use and ac- table breath test which panel of judgesappointed activities will be within of peace. He never " Apparently, the risks ao charges, including Ira- ",echnicalities arc things curacy of the will enable them to by BiCentennial Com- the province he will be commanded a ship of the ! not daunt them. A recent paired driving itself, that should be handled by breathaliser machine are screen candidates easily miittee Chairman ,and travelling to Alberta, line and he never fought : survey by . the being impaired while in lawyers." vain for the most part, for the breathalizer test Tourism Minister, the Washington State and in a major naval : Boyanowskyteam, " care and control of a ear, One way for an accused ' however, if the police down at the station. Luck Honourable Grace Mc- other areas on behalf of engagement; yet apart '~ researchers from Simon driving with a blood- driver to beeat an ira- have followed the correct is a diminishing factor in., Carthy. ~ the Bi-Centensiai from Nelson he rarnians ', F r a s e r alcohol count of more mired driving rap is to ! procedure. For one thin, this game. One of the first duties of celebrations, today the most famous of ', amongst Lower Mainland than .0~ and refusing to ~rove that nroner : all the breathalizer ex- - "Captain Cook" was to He will he participating all Britain's captains, " drinker~ showed ithat 90 take a breathallzer test. ~r.odecure wasn't-.-., wPeor~f° m th~eohPcem.Vince But there is one large participate in this year's in meat of the major and this surely is the per cent of those proven -After charging ehe zouowe~. ~'or exampse, sz P • o~to~.~,, a~ a,.;,t,;,,, Grey Cup Parade in events such as the visit of measure of his greatness. :. move.~npair~l. nome in ~esrom su~. oarsey driver,usually therelease police lfim will if he ....wasn't given the ._~o Most drivers facing ....drivers e.,-., who ...... can th~ Montreal. He attended the Tall Ships in July and " • . the massive Grey Cup the Naval Review. As a leader o! men, : and pubs even though they are sure he's not pnvaueyport um.ty w~tn.__.co.. ms sawyer rusk impaired• driving char~es their lucky stars for the .they knew ~ey were g@ng to drive home. H ...... I ,_ plead gull.ty, thus baring occnsmna| good-humor Dinner, read a Andrew, 40, has con- Cook was a natural, He , ann mrewre ~-¢zu,~eu u~ their necxs m the steel ...... rpoclamafion to a press siderable acting was an excellent seaman • legally im. pmred...Dr: they think he will try to m~e..... th-e o'-r-eathalizer y anu mscreuen el H.U. uo~anawsgy said mat drive, they'll keep him in • bite of the law without traffic cops. These are breakfast, attended the background and his last and navigator, superb - while the coin.-operatea., cnstody untll he sobers up Police technicians are resistance. Only about a the impaired drivers NHL game at the Formn two film roles were as cartographer, an ac- sneciaily trained to quarter of them dispute merely suspended from and spoke to hundreds of Captain James Cook. He curate obse~er and the : metersc o mmerc may be~a~ fun ate m completely, o~erate the breathalizer their guiltiness. In large driving for 24 hours people who v:sited a B.C. bears a striking formeost explorer of his ! blow into, they don't do It may be several machines and if they fail numbers, .- imp .aired rather than charged with hospitality room. resemblance to the own or any age. ' Just ahead for "Cook" known portraits of..Cook.,, .~ British Columbia .has, ! mu~h~lrm~~e~m~?~e ,~ds~ca~.s~ ~.to • ope~rate ~ , them~ .arivers _ lose~ ~ .~ek a criminal offence. The ' ,~ ' • • n./~! iml~i~zUIH~r.laffi~=-~,~wmmeaeurnm, eetli~d~j~ ~orrecily,~ the~ ~v~dence~ lice~n~,.~..~'~s/(~.~":.police offic~t~conflsc]ites is tliF~or£dI~ ~'T&demnesfrom the same,, deductS.an e ottre YetiS_ ...... to the hack-lo~. In the !can be fiu'o~vn out of" and 'tli~"stunl~l'n, even the driver's~ltt:edce and nament ~f'R~P~ade~-'~irea as the famous ex, to proWm~~ _.A~..or~. to t'am. meantime, he;~ still be court. For instance, the lose their freedom. These tokes it to the station. in Pasadena, California. plorer -- Whitby, celebrations in honor m wmteneaa, one ox or,;, ,,, a,,,o Th. oolite results of only one blow are the.unlucky ones. There is no penalty for He will ride on the BHtish Yorkshire, England. At Captain Cock -- a man ~,,u,,~..~n'z ....lnnei|nn ~ ....**~a~ , w ....~av~. ;'~ him~ pv with into the machine instead v~o ~en are the lucky the driver beyond the Columbia float and will one time he was even who played a major role authorities...... on drinking the breathalizer test of therequlredtwowould ones? "mconvenience of having greet the public per- employed by the British in the beginning of the ertvers,...... tnerem nob cenmeams...... at mast seven not be acceptable in Perhaps the luckiest of to get home without Ms senally when they view Admiralty. He moved to province. 1978 has been ewaence mat nars ~ .... ~¢ ...... ~ a-. if court. Likewise, if the all are the freouentiy car and no record kept of the floats both before and Vancouver in 1966 and is designated as Your Year ; ~...... !..~. ,-e,.,,..... bah,one ~, deter ~othey plan~,,~v to ,..,m..use them ,...: in police fail to wait the impaired driver~ who the suspension even if he after the parade, now a Canadian citizen, of Discovery" with an "' men. court, mandatory 15 minutes somehow have never lm.s been suspended or 'He will be very;active For his previous roles invitation to residents argues instead for before administering the been involved in ' an charged previously. He in all regions of British as Captain Cook, Andrew and visitors alike to ;,,,,,,Aaa;,,o the Vancouver lawyer test, the defence could serious accident, even simply retrieves his Columbia throughout the researched every 'aeu t Bf u I r e v c ~'~'='~';~',, -f detection Henderson says that a argyuethat particles of though they risk a chance lleenee the next day. Bi-Centennial year ap- available reference book British Coilumbia in the ~'%~,"~'oti~n with the lawyer in first offence alcohol still in the of it l-9 times greater than pearing in such events as and claims to have Spirit of Captain Cook.' : ~. ~v.. v.v..v . , %. ,,~e ,,~ ,~,ad-side testing casess m,,not always driver s mouth had given : a non-impaired driver. "l~e" ~'o ,. mobile necessary. If they really an erroneous count. But then, luck is ...... h ,. o a ~'~"~ i'l z e r v a have the,, good on you he notoriously fickle Elevators up ol~Imln~ that the says plead guilty and Ifa driver or his lawyer , . ' - . --deterrent""~" wer of the save. the lawyer's fee could prove that the Also lucky are the ones PfCKERING, Ont; during the depression .of Mann, now Armor profit this year. ;o-, ,~o,~-~ not on its which is about 300 to 700 machine was malfun, who get away with it (CP) -- Bert Mann the 1930s when Jonn president, said that if the Mann said the : ~,o,.~.t-~..-- ~,t its dollars, about the same tinning the case would Ix wighout being caught. A bucked a growing trend Andrew Horn, an American management Pickering plant is suf- ~.'..Zf,:t.. -" as the average first of- dismissed. This is a long report released two years when he brought back a elevator maintenance made any miatokes it was feringfromovercapacity : p,u~um ~. fence fine. But first have shot, however, since the ago by the B.C. Alcohol Canadian bnsmess from supervisor, started his not foreseeing the eco- and he is looking for i Whitehead .is also an interview with a machines, which ar~ and Drug Commission the United States. He own business. He founded nomic downturn soon means to diversify and dubious about the el- lawyer who will advise quite simple, are checkea complained that only the says it wan worth the Horn Elevator Ltd. enough, use its technological, : fectiveness of the . you about the defen- regularly, very drunk Were being risk. Horn Elevator ex- When Mann and his cel- engineering and man- treatment centres where sibility of your case. This . .. •..... dteected. Drivers who A year ago, when panded across canaan, leagues took control, they ufacturing strength. "~ judges will sometimes usually costs around 25 Anomer nezenee msgn~ were plainly impaired Armor Elevator Canada but Armor Elevators of moved quickly. Era- Construction now is in : send impaired drivers in dollars." in.v.osv.e, trying m argue but not roaring drunk Ltd. was running into New York bought tt in ployment was cut sharply the doldrums, he noted, , lieu of a stretchin prison. . mat me aecusee person were escaping, the financial difficulties, 1965. Mann, who had to its current level of 300 and said it is difficult to -. B.C. has such courses in However, in second and was not re.a.~y proven ~o soverityof thelaw. (More owner A. O. Smith Corp. joined horn in 1958 as workers from 1,000 and determine when it will Nanaimo and Salmon third offences which nave~een me driver, vr on theminamement).in of Milwaukee went sales manager, was product lines were improve. Ann and another is involve jail terms, he that he had not dri'ven fact, the report said, the looking for a buyer. made president, reduced. "Construction always scheduled for Prince stresses" the need for a within ?wo hOUrs ot me average blood-alsohol Mann and three other In 1'~., Arm...or was Mann said he wants to runs in cycles and it is George. lawyer. ~esL u.ne. ariver, even count of drivers charged Canadians employed at acquirea ny ~mim uorp., proauce elevators bound to swing up again, sueceesttmy arguea tnat in court was about .17 Armorputin a bid. Itwas an automotive q but I don't think we'll see These courses, whose "The law on impaired he had vomited prior to according to the accented. manufacturer, and Horn uniformly and with a the same type of boom we motto is "if you 'drink, driving is possibly the the test and: ~ a result, bresthalizer teat, more "ltwas either liquidate Elevator's name was solid reputation for hadhefore. that's your business. If most complicated in the the particles oz. than twice the legal level or buy it and run it," changed to Armor quality. " "We see a swing to yen drink and drive, Criminal Code" he says. regurgitated alcohol of impairment~ Mann said in an in- Elevator Canada Ltd. He said sales are ex- medium and low-rise that's cur . "It's probably more clinging to his false teeth to~Ao,, "R|,oo T'm s~ The plant wns moved to pected to be about $13 buildings, six or seven buslness,"attempt to difficult to defend had eaused an incorrectly Howev er , one of the ...... cockeyed optimist, I this community just east million this year, Gray floors, the type they have " alter drinkers' driving yourself on one of these high score on the test. most important decided to buy it and put of Toronto and Mann was haft of.what they were in in Europe." ffi habits. One of their more charges than almost any The judge must be suggestions of the report it back on its feet[ :which transferred to the U.S. 1973. But after several Armor's product line dramaffc success stories other type of charge." convinced beyond a for systematm, road-szde is what we did ' where he was appointed ~/ears of losses running has been refined to Armor Elevator had its executive vice-president mtomillions of dollars, he concentrate on the ~: beginnings in Toronto of Armor. anticipated a reasonable residential market. = qf~ B.C. Apple Slice ' Snowmobile for fun T Vernon, B.C. -- crippled children. In co- through the annual chile for the riders at , /' • . Dedicated, active and operation with the Lion's Whipper Watson established checkpoints. :' hardworking. These are Society for Crippled Snowarama for Tinny. They also co-ordinate "~' Her'e is 'a delicious des- creamy. Stir in next ' three traits required of Children in B.C. the 100 The OFSC, OSDA and the their efforts with .m sort for a cold winter's day - ingredients, Sift toge any group attempting a mile ride-a-thou.is being Society have been snowmobilers who ,: or anytimel flour, baking powder, successful fund raiser for planned for February working together on the provide trail .grooming :: 1/2 cup butter or margarine a.d nutmeg. Stir into charity -- and 1978. Snowarama four con- services. :, 3/4 cup all.purpose flour mixture. Spread over snowmobilers display B.C.S.V.A. spokesman, secutive years. Susan Ms. Brewer, a ..4 them all! State and Bill Shields, of Vernon, snowmobiler herself, := 1/2 cup rolled oats tom layer. Brower, spokeswoman Bake in 3S0°P. ovel provincial snowmobile says he is very optimistic for the Ontario Society reportsthat ./- 2 tablespoons sugar associations throughout of the results that can be minutes or until apples for Crippled Children, snowmobilers alwyas ,: North America have achieved through the said theat the Society have fun working on :.~ 2 eggs tender and the crust is g become increasingly well hard work of his fellow approached the Snowarams, and that it ' cup brown sugar en brown. known as major con- snowmobilers. Shields snowmobile community has been the "best ,: 1 teaspoon vanilla Serve warm topped trihutors to chrity drives. stated that a target of about support for promotion" for the 2 cups peeled and diced whipped cream and toa In some areas, ~the $70,000 is not at all Snowarama and received children and the Spartan apples almonds if desired. Serw snowmobile associations unrealistic for this "...just the best response. snowmobilers. She said: ;' 1/4 cup chopped almonds provide the single largest venture. The ride itself They have been great! "This is terrific." Brower -" source of funds for the will be organized on the explained that the '. 112 cup sifted flour Tempting new tl For crippled children, state or provincial same basis as the Ontario they just can't say no." snowmobilers are helping '' 1 teaspoon baking powder with 'B.C.' Apples--in charitable organizations. Federation of the crippled children and 4 1/4 teaspoon salt page, new Recipe Book. This year in keeping Snowmobile Clubs and Pledge amounts vary at the same time they arc ~ 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg your copy, send 25c to with the fine traditions the Ontario Snowmobile per mile, but each rider is enhancing the image of 3 In saucepan melt butter. B.C. Apple Re set by North American's Distributors expected to bring in at the sport of .. Stir in flour, oats and sugar. Book, snowmobilers, the British Association's four year least L~0.OO.The Onttario snowmobiling. Asked ~l Press in 8" square baking B.C. Tree Fruits I Columbia Snowmobile experience with Easter Seal Society what it's like to work with ~. Association will be co- Snowarama. administers the snowmobilers, in one pan. ' ited, sponsoring a Province Last year, the OFSC Snowarama, rpoviding word ~san Brower said, ~. Beat eggs until thick and .:,, Kelowna, B.C. VIY wode Snowarama for and 0SDA raised $340.000 gasoline and bowls of hot "Super!" 'll.J~ | , ,

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And for the first time, five given for your birth Sign. suggest prudence, careful beth will be needed ff you are to Christian denom- deliberation before acting. solve some possibly "tricky" inations-Anglican, Don't "toss a coin" or make Congregational, i Christmas List.,. (Mar. 21 to Apr. 201 situations. Don't yield to decbions in a haphazard way. anxiety, however. Methodist, Presbyterian Your planetary influences Be painstaking. I_ • advise against tmelsss activity, and Roman Catholic-- • • LIBRA YOU BORN TODAY are negative attitudes, opposing (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) J~a; joined together to others without reason. A day for endowed with keen mental and produce the book of 569 Stellar influences excellent! physical abilities which unuslly exercising tolerance and plain Both artistry and imagination nymns. • : common sense. coordinate extraordinarily well ENTER OUR BONUS DRAW stimulated. Use both well and to produce a high level of WILDSSHELTER TAURUS ~, results will please. ; i . i .= (Apr. 21 to May 21) success. You are innately WHATS? scOreD ~,~)~F" logical, objective and per- A day in which you MUST (Oct, 24 to Nov. 22) The wilds of New " I SRED QUEENMIOROWAVE OVEN I .; avoid extremes: They will ceptive in your thinking and, Guinea are home to 180 Weigh fitness and the validity properly educated, of course, tempt in various ways. Some of proposed action carefully. species of mammals, .,, I - variable oooking I [] situations may prove difficult, could succeed in almost any including cuscuses, wall- but all can be made easier Keep eyes on the farthest field of your choosing. Your abies and bandicoots. ! ' [ "variable defrosting I on 0,,pma, : through trying. horizon possible as you steer fair-mindedness and keen serae of justice make you an out. SAILED UP THE FLY • . • your course. Luigi D'Albertis was (May 22 to June 21) 111 SAGITrARIUS X#~ standing mediator or arbitrator the first European ex- _n Draw to be held Saturday Deoember 24 ! M A splendid day for improving (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) and your idealism and integrity methods and for experimenting You may have an unpleasant inspire others to follow your plorer to penetrate the just prior to 6:00 p.m. olosmngtime _E generally. With your innate situation to deal with, or some lead. You could make an out. mterior of New Guinea enthusiasm, you can give a life complexity in a Job matter, But standing success in the when he sated a steam llmmimimmmnmmmnmmmmmmmmmmuimummimmumimmimmmnmmummmmmmmmmm to practically any project. your optimism and know-how business, financial, literary or launch up the Fly River CANCER can turn things to advantage if legal worlds, but, unlike many in 1875, (June 22 to July 23) t~r.~.~ you don't panic. segittariam, where the arts are HAIRS ARE AN- You may consider making CAPRICORN "V~@ concerned, you may be better at TENNAE some changes now, but be (Dec. 22 to Jas.20) selling than creating, Don't let -¥;'ni'~.;~-n--nmn t;n~ nF th,~ GORDON and ANDERSON Information needed to con- your fierce sense of in- " .... T ...... r-,...... curchfl not to make too many, ...... ens bobcat s ears function as or to go too far in any one sunm~ate a business deal now oepenoence alienate om ., ^, .... c ..,,,,,~ ~;,z;.,,, direction. A good adjustment forthcoming. With the added Birtlxlate of Lawrence LoweD, ?.~ ?" °;"?""", -:.,~/,5 should work out well, however. ~ facts on hand, proceed as lawyer, educator, author; Drew[ me an.zm~ .m avo,l(:~ng LTD. LEO @t ...f'e~ originally planned. Peargon. newsuaner columnist.[_ man, its cnlet preaator. (lily ~ ~ Aug. 23) o~ AQUARIUS ~ It will take patience, sd (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) :Dvore Itours: Tues. m Sat. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. words and a great deal of humor Be cautious in dealing with Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. associates. Some may urge you ] to keep some things (and persons) in Une now. But weU to make certain commiiments against your better judgment. In some parts of the Sahara, it is so hot that any rain that worth it--and for a long time to might fall is evaporated before it reaches the ground., come. Don't let yourself be pressured,