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Chretiens's Sl,e, ech next week Wage-price control p:hase-out date coming OTTAWA (CP) -- which has seen the in- markets~ comment on a published have expired at midnight. small number of cases the pro~'am. Finance. Minister Jean bU•eet,cabinet meeting, ternationai value of the Chi'etien said new report that a ceiling on Dividends were frozen another two per cent to Chretien repeated Chretien said Thursday held on the second an- Canadian dollar sink to its regulations limiting in- pay increases for the in the first year of the account for past ex- earlier remarks by he will not bring down an nivereary of . ,Prime lowest level since 1939. creases in pay, prices and duration of the program program, "which began perience of the group. Trudesu and others that early budget but will Minister Trudeau s an- Despite the.decline to dividends will be an- may be 7.5 per cent. Oct. 14, 1975, and were Professional pay raises labor and business will reveal, the method 'and notmcement of the 90.89 cents U.S., ~hretien nounced in his speech. The limits on dividends allowed to rise by no more are restricted to a have to restrain their starting date for removal program, was held amid a said the dollar would Until then, the current were extended by a than eight per cent in the maximum $2,400 a year. demands on the economy of wage and price controls climate of continuing continue to float on in- rules would be extended, cabinet order signed second year. Profits are regulated by to help restore the in a major Commons economic uncertainty ternationai money Chretien said he had no Thursday. They were to The existing a complex formula which competitive position of ~eetc.hl~ht. next Thursday regulations for pay, tries to ensure that firms Canadian industries in I .... l prices and profits and for do not pass on increases home and foreign .. '~..~lwetinn told reporters deep low pressure area professional incomes higher than additional markets. a~ter a cabinet meeting moving northest from the would continue production costs. In a dcli- Chretien's an- i that he will announce Pacific will bring clouds automatically, a finance tion, about 350 major nouncement will come at some important economic with eoninuous rain by this department release said. companies must file stime when the country is palicy C]~anges in his ad- evening lasting aH day Under current rules, advance notice of price. facing a dismal unem- d ur~ the throne Saturday. Today's high 11 pay increases are held increases with the anti-in- ployment problem, in- speech debate. degrees, tonight's low, this year to a basic flation beard. ation rates nearly two He would not be specific the erald seven degrees. Tem- protection factor of six The new regulations to per cent highar than a Serving Terrace, Kitimat, the Hazeltons, Stewart and the Nass. on his prepdsed an- peratures should drop per cent plus a maximum be announced next week ~ear ago and a lack of nouncement, but he was , Sunday afternoon, two per cent for will apply_ for the investor and consumer _ deflnite about ruling out a .VOL' 71 NO. 114. Price: =0 cent~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 14_ 1977. ,/ " -'~ productivity and in a remainder of the life of confidence. ,

mayCa aeabad Carter will sign us out i "i CherryPoint bill WASHINGTON (CP' i ~ ~ ~ -- Canada may be ap- 1 ~ i OLYMPIA (AP) -- a joint resolution which have a very good working proached soon about the ~i 'President Carter will sign would authorize relationship and there is possibility-of providing ~ ~ ~ a measure which includes negotiations with Canada no reason why we could emergency natural gas a ban on construction of a regarding a superport. In not come to agreement on supplies ff the U.S. suffers Puget Sound oil superport the interim, no federal the oil port issue. an-othar fuel crisis this .\ east of Port Angeles, ~orrmits could be issued • "These a~ all ad- winter, U.S. officials said Wash., United States an oil transportation :ditionsl steps along the Thursday. Representative Dc facilities in Washington path toward keeping all ,/ Officials said informal, l Boriker said Thursday. state. off transshipment out of exploratory talks may ¢ Bonkar, an Olympm "The Federal Energy Washington state, which • begin soon about Democrat, said he thinks Administration is a course I am per- Canada's ability to par- the action may mean testifled...that there is no senaily committed to and ticipate in an emergency there will be no oil re,ison to be pessimistic one which I am convinced _energy contingency plan transshipment point in about negotiations with will prove to be the wisest designed to increase Washington state. This, Canada," he said. "We public policy." supplies and lower he said, will increase the demands if a had winter need for such an oil port results in energy shor- at Kitimat, B.C., about taes. 640 kilometres northwest Midwest states worried ~e plan, drawn up by of Vancouver. the new department of : "The President will energy, suggests that ~ sign the Puget Sound_ oil will run out Canada might provide up protection legislation, and to 48.5 billion cubic feet of that act will prompt KENNEWICK, Wash. used in Washington state. extra naturalgas between formal reactivation of the (AP) -- A move by Most of the rest goes to N~ember and March if a ,~ Kitimat oil port aiter- Senator Warren Oregon. serious fuel shortage native, complete with a Mngnusun to keep oil ~v ',.l~nuson's bill will occurs. list of new and financially tankers out of Puget Last ~anr, Canada ~, important sypporters," result in a reduction in Sound in Washington es to oregOn and ...... h~ ~aid in a news release. stato, may resuit ii~ f~- ,'and I" think .... urn " ...... --:.:.~AIl~iiidi~tiouspoint to cing:~an; OH port on' Port tract ,'re these developments oc- Angeles, Wash., Or ~le tlie~ are waking curring in rather rapid- Kitimat, B.C., an Oregon up to that fact," Form- sunpliars almost two ~ ~. fire fashion," he said. economist says. way said. h'i~on cubic feet short of .'~ "Negotiations wi t demande: Canada on mutual crude Mike Wells, an em- Mngnuson reportedly While weather experts oil transshipment needs oyee of the Oregon has contacted Oregan predict thetthis winter " u will then become of ergy Department, said Senator Bob Packwood to may not be as severe as paramount importance, Magnuson doesn't favor assure him the state will an oil portat Port Angeles get necessary petroleum last year, colder-than- Six.week-old Joe is not quite sure what to do when his owner Vincent Lincoln bends down to his level. and there are en- normal weather, which couraging signs in that but has said he wouldn't supplies. would deplete fuel steeks, -- ~" regard, too." oppose it, either. Since Oregon has no is forecast. .~ The legislation he Magnusen's amend- referred to is an extension refineries and relies on ment to the 1977 Marine the four at Puget Levesque to study request of the Marine Mammal Mammals Protection Act -\ Protection Act, plus an SKOUND FOR MOST OF would not allow tankers ITS SUPPLY, THE BILL amendment added ~. east of Port Angeles. Sen. • Warren ME NS ITS GROWTH Magnuson, of Washington The senator has said it CAN BE MET ONLY IF FLQ kidnappers may return state, banning construc- •would not" prevent THE Washington tion of an oil port on the enlargement of four refineries obtain more QUEBEC (CP) -- in 1970 want to return that he recently received, seven years is a long time Carbonneau, Pierre Se- inland waters of the state. refineries on Puget crude ell by other means Two members of the home with a clean slate,, a letter to that effect from to be separated from ~t~ and Jacques Lane- The measure ap- Sound. However, oilmen than tankers. Front de Liberation du Premier Rene Levesque Jacques Cossette-Trudel family and friends." to return to Canada parently blocks a plan to say ,larger refineries Quebec (FLQ) ceil which said Thursday. and his wife Louise, The Coesette-Trudeals, and not face trial, build a superport at could not increase pro- Wells said there kidna~ British traae Lovesque told 'his ~tirrently -living in who now have one child, Morris Fish, a Montreal Cherry Point, Wash., near duction without an in- currently is no provision commmsion James Cross weekly news conference France. were permitted to leave criminal lawyer, said the the Canadian border. creased crude oil supply. in plans of the Northern "From their point of Canada for Cuba in ex- kidnappers could be Northern Tier Pipeline Tier Pipeline Co. to supply Puget Sound ,,~lew, which I understand, change for the safe return pardoned for a crime Co. is sponsoring a Fielding Formwa~', ,... ,.,, maybe of the British trade com- even if they were not yet proposal to build a port at manager of the Atlantic refineries with oil in its be ripe for some sort of missioner. convicted and had not Port Angeles, Wash., Richfield Co. refinery at .proposal to build an oil pardon ... or :something Legal experts say there been tried. The power to • coupled with a pipeline Cherry Point, Wash. said superport at Port Ange- like that," the premier would be two ways for the pardon rests wtth "her around Puget Sound and the four refineries les. The Montana-based said. couple or the other Cross majesty ... which in effect eastward. produce 313,000 barrels a firm might change its Lo.vesque said he would kidnappers--Marc is the (federal) cabinet." Bonker has introduced day, with about 250,000 plans, however, he said. they won't study their request and consider" making OTTAW& (CP) -- Soilcitor-Generai representations to the. Defence submission to drop charges Immigrations Minister Francis Fox said the federal gover nmer Bud C~ullen said Thursday matter would have to be where he said the ,final he doubts whether the referred to external el- decision would rest/ federal governme~ fairs, but added that there A spokesman for Marc- would permit members of is an open warrant for the Andre Bedard, ..Quebec the • terrorist Front de arrest of the Cossette- justice minister, said both P' B case gets technical Liberation du Quebec Trudels that was exe- face criminal charges of (FLQ) involved in a 1970 cubed when the two left kidnapping and forcible which were taken from last January. thick. kidnap crisis to return to the country. detention upon their re- BY DONNA'VALLIERES Wemer Heim'ich were both Canada ~th a _pardon. Porpoise Harbour, where Thomas Carscadden "The transformer is very confused as to prior Cullen made the torn. the chemical was testified that power tran- rusted" he stated while evidencegiven concemmg _~verr,, . ,,There arecharges and Cancel pollution trail discovered polychlorinoteo sformars oft his typecontain looking at exhibit one record in the labortory co'cram ' t s f they must res~nd," the being heard this week in a liq~d which is composed statements by Quebec . spokesman said. biphenyl (PCB). photographs. book and the actual dates Terrace provincial court because most of the inpart of PCB. There appeared to be rust when samples were taken, Prelifler Rene Levesque, W OKA r1-ers He noted that the couple bogged down yesterday with samples were "destroyed or Possible reasons for on boththe body of the received by the laboratory who said earlier he would would first have to ask failure of power tran- transformer and on the fins, consider making federal authorities fol c lost by the Crown," defense and analyzed. representations • to, the new passports if they testimony, some confusion is at a disadvantage to sformers are manufac- CArseadden stated, adding Testimoney given Wed- turing defects, electrical that the radiators in the fins fedaraig0veromentfora re~u" decid~ to return to Can- on the part nf both eoun- question the results of nesday concerned analysis pardo.nf-er.twooftheFLQ rn ada because they have sellers, and technicai analysis, Gadner said. overload, electrical surges, should be replaced as soom of the samples when PCB Is memeersmvolved in the been absent for seven arguement from the On that ~.round, the ot the most common, a less as there is evidence of loss were recorded, but all but kidnappi~, years and any old defense. defense council stated that of the fluid, Carscadden of fluid. two of the samples had been After a day-long trial, the Crown was offering said. "It's inevidable that the The '~ two, Jacques VICTORIA (CP) -- passport would have ex- The engineer explained destroyed. CessetteTrudel and his Members of the British pired. Judge Selwyn Rommily secondary evidence which transformer is going to fail Defense council for that when a transformer if the fluid leaks out," he wife, Louise, are living in Columbia. Ferry and At the news conference, adjourned the trial until was made even more Cancel also argued in his Framie.. They wrote today while he considers a secondary because the release a contaminant said. Marine Workers' Union in Levesque noted that the which could cause an ex- introduction that the .results Levesqne recently • Victoria, Nanaimo and Cross kidnapping "didn't submission, from defense laboratory technician was Carscadden stated that of PCB have not been seeking,,"some sort of council Robert Gardner for not present to testify as to plesion. the liquid could have been Powell River voted bring any wo]ence in the Evidence was given in- determined by the scientific paroon. Thursday to return to sense, of what happened to dismassal of all 16 charges. the accuracy of the records. leaking out tbrought community. Cullen . said the Gadner began his defense 'Prince Rupert during the pinholes caused by rust on work, putting an end to (Pierre) Laporte," the first three days of the trial There is "not one iota of government would their strike against the Quebec labor minister Gardner said he was following testimony by an the h'ansfomer, but he was evidence to relate the consider the case, but "sitting on my electrical engineer, a crown held in June that onlu 180 unable to speculate where a British Columbia Ferry murdered by another gallons of the fluid out of 390' readings to anything added that it looks Corporation. FLQ cell. technicalities" to ensur( witness who was established half-inch hole found on one meaningful," Gadner said. doubtful that ~he two that all of the evidence as anexpert in power found in the tankfter the of the fins had come The tinlon members in In considering the explosion. Judge Romilly, however, would be readmitted to request for represen. relating to thepollution tria} generation and power from,except to guess that it indicated he was not swayed Canada. The two, he said, ViCtoria ~oted to return is carefully considered, distribution as related to When questioned as to looked like it had been by' more than 99 per cent tations to Ottawa, Le- what would cause the less ox by this arguement. would be subject to vesque said: "The only The main focus of Gad- •transformers. plugged. criminal charges for their 9n condition that there be nar's objection tothe The PCB found in Por- fluid, Carscadden stated Gadner suggested the The trial ended for the day no disciplinary action think I can say for the that there was evidence of when Judge Rommily part in the kidnapping of moment is that you get a Crown's case binges on the poise Harbour is alleged to' half-inch hole could have James Cress, British against the striking em- continuity of evidence have gotten there following holes in the transformer been a result of Sabatege, stated he would review the ployees and no court letter like that and in- fins, which have co~etqJDgs evidence following Gadner's trade commissioner, in stinctively, (you think) c o n c e an power transformer ex- perhaps from a gunshot. 1970. aet.lnn hv the commny. In records made of samples plesionin the pulp mill plant of about one miilfii!~t~r Gadnar and Crown counel request for dismissal. PAGE :!, THE HERALD, Friday, October 14, 19.'7 f Says finance minister Huge damage Pipeline group settlement may Keep controls .another year expected loss VICTORIA (CP) -- On the VANCOUVER (CP) --Kitlmat Pipe Line Ltd. lest eve of the second an- about a quarter of its financing with the an- niversury of the federal never be paid nouncement by a St. Paul, Minn. refinery that it could anti-inflation program no longer wait for a decision on a west coast oil port, British Columbia Finance COMMISSION OF INQUIRY VANCOUVER (CP) -- A for pain and suffering and but Kitlmat project manager Jack Cressey said for the special care she will Minister Even Wolfe says he 21-year-old waitres Wednesday the move had lzen expected. strongly favors a third year CONCERNING CERTAIN imra!yznd for llfe when the need as long as she lives. Kitimat, a consortium with as]per cent United States She was severely injured in of wage and price restric- car she was in crashed June financing, has propped a Kitimat, B.C.-Edmonton tions. ACTIVITIES OF THE ROYAL 3, 1975, on Wednesday was the crash and was left pipeline tar Alaskan crude oil that would eonncct with CANADIANMOUNTED POLICE awarded $400,-031 damages without the use of her arms, existing lines to eastern Canada and the U.S. "I would he dbappointed against the driver--a hands or legs. Creesey said the withdrawal means loss of par- if they (federal ~lclais) .d/~, speeding prisoner Lawyers for the woman ticipation and financial bucking but IQtimat could made a decision to start out en a ~y pass. had named Stonoski and carry on without Koch Refinery Co. . • phasing out the controls Henry Macl~enzie, the Koch, with a 24 per cent interest in Kitimat, now Hght away," Wolfe said in But the award handed owner of the car, as plans to ship oil up the Mississippi River to Wood an interview today. Notice as to submissions down in B.C. Supreme Court defendants along with River, nl., then pump it through a pipeline to St. Paul. by Mr. Justice H. E. Hut- Warren. The Kitimat proP0s.al ran into opposition from He noted the controls were by members of the public chesn may prove of un- ' environmentalists and fishery interests and recently launched as a three-year certain value to the victim CASES DROPPED the consortium endorsed the Trans Mountain Pipe pPogram with Oct. 14 because the prisoner's The Supreme Court judge Line plan for a route from Cherry Point, Wash. to marking the end of the whereabouts are unknown. dismissed the case against Edmonton. second year. Order-in-Counbil P.C. 1977J1911 dated July 6, 1977, appointed the He did nota~ at his trial MacKenzie on grounds there But that project has been set back with the U.S. undersigned as CommissiOners under Part I of the Inquiries Act and is thought to be in was no evidence the Congress proposal to ban supertankers from Puget "We'e just entering the (e) to conduct such Investigations as in the opinion of the Commis- eastern Canada.. Prisoner was driving ~e oar Sound. phase of the program that sioners are necessary to determine the extent and prevalence of ~th the consent ot Cressey said the Congress recommendations still could po~_ibly do the most The award, one of the MacKenzie. He dismissed Investigative practices or other activities involving members of largest motor vehicle have to become law and unifl then Kitimat is nmmng good, and I said as much to the R.C.M.P. that ere not authorized or provided for by law and, the case against the warden firm. Ottawa as recently as last judgments in .recent years: on his finding Stonoski was in this regard, to Inquire into the relevant policies and procedures He said it is conceivable other hackers might drop week." Wolfe said. that govern the activities of the R.C.M.P. in the discharge of its went to Patrleia 1"oews ano not negligent in out if, because of delays, pipeline schedules no longer was against George Thomas. "authorizing" the June 3 fit commitments of individual firms. He said that in his • responsibility to protect the security of Canada; Warren who at the time m pass that released Warren. discussions with the federal file mishep~was out of the (b) to report the facts relating to any investigative action or other government, he was loft activity involving persons who were members of the R.C.M.P. Agassiz prison work camp The Supreme Court judge with the impression the on a temporary: day pass. that was not authorized or provided for by law as may be estab- said there was evidence controls would not he ended lished before the Commission, and to advise as to any further •.Warren on the various immediately, but would " WmTen; nowabout ~, at passes was not in the control CZ to build action that the Commissioners may deem necessary and desir- most likely be phased Out able in the public interest; and the time was serving a of a.n~one, that there was during a period of several sentence for drug traf. drinking involved and months. (c) to advise and make such report as the Commissioners deem ticking and cprrying a possibly drugs, and that he in Sechelt necessary and desirable in the interest of Canada, regarding the concealed Weabun. was in breach of conditions . He reaffirmed earlier policies and procedures gove~;rling the activities of the R.C.M.P. laid down for his releases. VANCOUVER (CP) -- . Federal fisheries officer statements that B.C. has no in the discharge of its responsibility to protect the security of A clsims against John Crown Zellerbach Canada Ray Kraft said in Pender intention of setting up its Stonoski, warden of the Ltd. has applied to the Harbor the company has Canada, the means to Implement such policies and procedures, "My view of the lack of ..r.eceiv.edwritten approval of own anti-inflation boa/'d in as well as the adequacy of the laws of Canada as they apply to prison, that he was supervision exercised by provincial lands branch to the event federal controls negligent in authorizing me build a multi-millton dollar me project in principle trem are ended early. such policies and procedures, having regard to the needs of the Stonoski over the releases of security of Canada. release of Warren was Warren is that by May 28, log sorting operation on the fisheries department. dismissed, although Mr, Warren was confident that Goliath Bay on the Sechelt But he said the final The federal cabinet was •Pursuant to its mandate, the Commission proposes to investigate Justice Hutchesn's 25-page he need have no concern Peninsula, the company project approval is con. meeting today to discuss written judgment said there announced Thursday. ditiorml on federal fisheries whether to embark on a and in due course to hold hearings concerning matters brought about the conditions of his to its attention Which fall within the terms of the foregoing. was lack of supervision by releases which he had bro- officials having 'input into third full year of controls. the warden. ken many times with im- The application for an planning the site. The Goliath Bay ap Criticism has been The Commission invites Individuals and organizations having ~uiu~n?aid Mr. Justice 3,500-metre foreshore lease levelled at the failure of the A number of the passes is- at Goliath Bay, north of plication, made in Sep- knowledge of any facts relating to such matters, or wishing to tember, follows rejection of program to keep inflation sued to Warren were unes- Egmont, north of Van- within the government's express any Opinions in respect of such matters, to communicate totted. "He (StonoskiY testified couver, would allow in. Crown Zellerhach's original with the Commission, if possible in writing. Such individuals and application for lease of 203 goals. that he considered, when he stallation of a floating de- organizations are not asked to communicate in detail to the BECAME FRIENDS ~arPrOVed of the releases for bris burner, a crane, acres of Crown land on The government set six The supreme court judge ren, that the risk to generating plants, watm Hotham Sound near .~altery m~r cent as the maximum Commission now if they wofild prefer not to give such details until said evidence at the trial society was minimal and tanks and administration Bay. The application was crease for inflation during the Commission's staff is able to interview them. showed Miss Teews first that the releases were a buildings. turned down by Powell the second year, hut met theprisoner when he proper means of rehabi- River Regional District statistics show the inflation Any written communications should be sent by mall to: was out dprison on a pass, litetion. The decisions he Bill McGee, Crown because it was feared the rate rose to 8.4 per cent Commission Of Inquiry concerning that a friendship developed. made, even if they were Zellerbach manager of operation would damage during September. certain activities of the R.C.M.P. through prison visits and made without proper engineering, forestry and oyster seed beds in the ~ea. P.O. Box 1982 subsequent prl_son releases, inquiry, were made m good environmental protection, The Goliath Bay operation Wolfe admitted the Station "B" that Warren domineered the faith and in a manner re- said the o~ratian would is planned to process logs ~rogrum is far from perfect: • . Ottawa,Canada .... i ':: " " ,;..wqmn~KI4hat s,.~. fluall,y. kited to carrying out the provide 40 jobs, all of which from the Queen Charlotte ut added that it was one of • KIP'5R5 ' . :Tel. (613)59.3-7~}21'~ :~ : ^':' feared him ano dio as ne intent and purposes o~ the would, he filled by local Islands, Kitimat, and Beila the most successful of its. • .. • ., . .~..,, ., * ,i~ / ,...told,her~to~io. +:~ ;~...',v ,~, (Penitentiary) Act." workers ff possible. Coola. kind in the world. Such communications" ..... shoul~J' ...... ' co~itali~'~the...... s,gnature, -" printed"" " "name, .... address and telephone number of the person or organization making Mr. Justice Hutcheon the communication. stated there was evidence Stubborn minority Any other persons who wish to be placed on the Commission's general mailing list should Write the Commission at the address given above, thatwas onout Jnne of prison3, while onWarren a day MNA 1 fo Q eb Angl asking that that be done. Please be sure to give your address. pass, hehadb~n .d~.king z appea s r u ec os ~ought to have his gmfriena In due course a further notice will be published as to such public drive with him in a hearings as the Commission may deem expedient for the proper conduct borrowed car, that she tried VANCOUVER (CP) -- stubborn minority. We English-and French who have polarized the of the i~qulry. Former Liberal cabinet simply refuse to jump in the speaking Quebecers. province. to refune'but through fear "The only difference and compulsion by Warren minister Bryce Macknsey river and disappear." "The English-speaking Mr. Justice D. C. McDonald, Chairman made a plea Thursday for between now and 15 years of the Commission got into Ule car and drove Mackasey said English- minority--one million of ago is that there is now a away with him. the rights of Quebec's speaking professionals and us--want no more Bill 101/' D. S. Rickerd, Commissioner English-speaking minority. separatist government," he businessmen can move out he said. "We want freedom sasd. "There's a stronger Guy Gilbert, Q.C., Commissioner ~ i "The motor vehicle left Mackasey, now a member of Quebec, but it is difficult of choice in Quebec. federal trend in Quebec than |. the road because Warren of the Quebec National for Englishspeaking "The French-speaking there was 15 years ago, but ~:,: .. failed tonegotlate a curve in Assembly, told a breakfast members of the working Canadians in Quebec have Chief Counsel to the Commission: there is also a greater J. S. Howard, Q.C. , the road. lie was travelling meeting of business and class. These p,~ople, he said, no freedom of choice. They polarization in the French | + excess of the speed limit community leaders that he are increasingly isolated in need that freedom of choice community." Secretary of the Commission: I[ ,+ ~andhis abillty:to drive was "didn't want to come to B.C. their native land. to learn the other la~uage He stud that if al H, R. Johnson l, ".imlmi~:1 by alcoh.o!; and to fight for Quebec" but for He • called Bill 101-- unless they expect to live in referendum on the question I per'haps, even drugs, said the rights of the English- Quebec's new language a ~,hetto." of an independent Quebec ~ .~ho Supreme Court judge. sort~e people that live leglsiation--a violation of Mackasey said the was' held now "Rene basic human rights tl~t oresant ferment in Quebec Levesque and . the ;Mr. Justice Hutcheon "We are stubborn Quebe- removes the freedom of is due to "power hungry" separatists would get the awarded the woman $431,924 cers," he said. "We are a choice necessary for beth Parti Quebecois politicians surprise of their lives." ,o" ...... I -- . . LKConsultative Oddities in News I [E i 'i ngineered Tri-level talks coming 1! Hugh Curtis announced bargaining or decision- ILFORD, +England (AP) -- A professional illus~xonist and VICTORIA (CP) -- I ,Representatives of the Thursday. making session." hypnotist ran into the hack of a police van while demon- federal government, the Curtis said in a news The minister said the strafing to a crowd how to drive a ear blindfolded, police British Columbia gov- release the purpose of the major topics on the con- reported Wednesday. ' • ernment and the Union of meeting "will be to consult ferenee's agenda would he They said Rouald Markham, 51, known by the Stage name ;B.C. Municipalities (UBC- and exchange information urban transportation, Romark, was reported for dangerous driving, 'M) will bold a conference in on policy topics of mutal finance, housing and related .Richmond on Monday, interest and will be a con- social policies, and voting. Municipal Affairs Minister sultative meeting, not a and election procedures. BONN, West Germany (AP)- Students at a higlz selma! Federal Urban Affairs got an unexpected holiday when they arrived for classes but Minister Andre 0uellet will found the school do~rs glued shut. lead Ottawa's delegation, Prankster~ had S~uirted a special industrial glue into which includes officials locks of the buil~ 15 exterior doors and 106 classrooms Otters fight from the ministry of state and offices, rendering keys useless, police said. for urban affairs, and the The 750 students were sent home for the day while work- Central Mortgage and men installed new locks costing $6.500. Housing Corporation. for life The provincial delegation t,OS ANGELES (AP) -- Oregon prison escapee uill VANCOUVER (CP) -- Vancouver Public Aquarium will be led by Curtis, along Foulon has appeared in a television movie since he fled staff are making a round-the-clock effort to save the with officials from the prison walls ssx months agog-and he is still a free man. lives of two sea otters brought here from Alaska, ministries of municipal "I guess it's really no big deal," Wayne Eatherly, a aquarium curator Gil Hewlett said Wednesday. affairs and housing; high- records officer at Oregon state penitentiary, said after The otters--one male and one female--are the only ways and public works; and Foulon's story appeared Tuosday in the Los Angeles Times. survivors of a group of five captured in an expedition energy, transport and com- "Of eom'se, we'd like to get him back. We're going to ask aimed at introducing breeding stock to the aquarium's munmations. the Los Angeles police to look for him." 1 one male otter. UBCM's delegation will Foulen, who was sentenced to five years for burg ary, The three other otters died soon after arriving at the consist of 21 mayors, council escaped in May. 'aquarium about two weeks ago. members and officials, The 50-year-old fugitive says hegot the idea to get into the Hewlett said that the male seems healthy hut is still hea~k~i by president Jim movie Youag Jee: The Forgotten Kennedy while sitting in a in the research area and being watched carefully. Fraser, mayor of Williams Vancouver, B.C., bar where some of the filming took place. But the female's fur was soiled during the trip to Lake. He said he "just went up and made myself a place at the Vancouver, reducing her natural waterproofing and "We are not going to make bar ans was watching the camera to see what was going leaving her with little protection from the cold, he any changes in i~risdietion on." He landed a bit part as a British soldier. said. or responsibility; Curtis i, Hewlett said she is being fed a special diet of about said, "but we may find a CHICAGO (AP) -- For the tired businessman who would ~" 25 pounds of prawns, crabs and squid a day. As well, useful way of com- rather catch Charlie's Angels than the airport bus, cabbie { she is receiving a high calorie paste and an antibiotic. munioating on some mutual Norvin Owens has the answer. i The water in her pool is being kept warm, and she is problems". " He's installed a television set in his taxicab, and he says I towelled off after each swim to ward off chills, he said. Working sessions of the it's paying off in tips. She is also being kept in a special cage built to prevent conference will be closed to The setis attached to the little-used headrest on the pas- [i~, " further damage to her fur, he added. nonparticipants, Curtis senger's side of the front seat with the tuning knobs within m~ sate. easy reach of rear-seat passengers. I t THE HERALD, FrlchW,)O~l~er(i~I iF/7, PAO| 1 .. Solar workshop Salvation Arm Ca t. Bill Young this weekend An all-round citizen leaves town ~isr e.ne~y enthusiasts will have an opportunity to make a not wamr neater this weekend in Smithers. By JuHette Proem isn't as bad as it may two years stationed Northwest. Communl~ College is sponsoring a Herald Staff writer Salvation Army is there if sound. They're also •Pee•entand started that workshop in construction teehiques, Terrace will lose one of they need help." building hospitals in city's Harbour Light its hardest working Many people do go to Prince Rupert and mission. eitizens when Salvation him for help and Smithers, so there aren't Army Captain Bill Young any more people to fill it Nevertheless, Capt. the haalc concepts of solar energy showing existing guidance. Quite a few moves to Canyon City ~aarents bo's met in the unyhow." Young organizes and and proposed buildings. ~ois of the home on the Oct. 20. As a member of the distributes over 300 Queen Charlottes will be included. rs have sent their Many people know children to his Sunday Christian Welfare hB~hpers every Christ- Saturday and Sunday will he spent constructing a Capt. Young from his Scbool. In that way he's Council, Capt. Young mas. He starts work eaHy done~tic hot water system utillzingsolar enery. The weekly visits to the bars built up enrolment from takes care of the senior in order to have enough i student will have an opportunity tobuy the completed around Terrace and the 13 he found when he citizens home on 4623 when the time comes, project. Kitimat. Every Friday came in 1969 to the 114 Tuck. "I act as trouble He and Iz~ wife Norma The $35 fee included a manual on how to build a hot night, Young spends half attending this year. shooter, fixing things love Terrace buty they wa~r heater. Instruction will be given by Chris an hour passing out the Thirty couples were when they're broken and are excited about their ~vm~mcx, a vancouver architect spoclaillxing in solar War Cry, a Salvation married by Cptn. Young letting people in when move to Canyon• City. projects. Army magazine, and last year. Many had no locked ont." Nov. 11, 1973, they were chatting with people in For further Information, call Isabelle Spalding in relifious affiliations, but "I do a lot of counseiling adopted by the Nisbg~ drinking establishments. wanted a church wedding. on alcohol and drugs," Tribe and Capt. Young Smithers at 847-3461. She's the continuing education Capt. Young never said Capt. coordinator. Since he came to was made a full chief with presses people and never Terrace Feb. 26, 1969, He is also a speaker at voting rlghis. His name reprimands anyone for Captain Young has ex- the impaired driving translates as Grizzly and Kitimat schoolboard their behavior. He is a panded the Salvation school, a compulsory ~1~O~Sn.tO the Killer reformed alcoholic Army Church. He found it three-night course for all himself and will do with six members and those charged with im- anything to help someone will leave it with 50 paired driving. The. Youngs had pur- change their ways. • members and 84 people "I go te court when chased property near Job foreman "I believe in a free and who come without ac- called upon, and speak for Canyon City for their easy way of life" said tually joining the Army. people I know" he said. retirement Which is only Capt. Young. "I don't The building itself He insisted upon an extra church congregation. "Sometimes the RCMP three years away. Wben saves money believe in forcing my way changed under his high ceiling in the "Sometimes" he said "we ask me to see someone." the Army asked them to of life on anyone. I'm not direction. The Army basement so that kids don't get home until 10:30 Before he came to W thepositioosoontobe HERALD STAFF superintendent Dale Siddiek there to save souls, but to moved from 4451 Greig to with no where else to go or 11 at night because our Terrace, Capt., Young vacated, they were to prepare a list of alter- do a job~ I tell people the 4635 Walsh Oct. 11, 1975. Could use it as a games people really like to used to visit the drunk . delighted. ' . BulldOg superintendant native recommendations on room. sing," tank in Prince George. He Ray Ellis had a pleasant st~ffing and educational On many a summer Captain Young doesn't surprise hidden in his report programs for study before night, the basement will devote all his time to the to Kitimat Sehoolboard final budget decisions are Mica resound with noises of a thatChurch'or to Terrace for EMPLOYMEHTOPPORIIJNIW Thursday. made. " Creek floor hockey game. matter. He He reported that con- "It is a poor process .to Ull Before the move, the frequently travels to OONPEllflOli struction foreman Erclh wait until we are m me switched t~let Trhift Shop was in the Kitimat and is respon- ~.litlon: Band Social Worhel" Lance had saved the board middle of hiring before we Church basement. "At sible for the area along $2,500 by recycling little- decide how many teachers one point, we had more Highway 16 as far as ~: /Kitwanga Band Council used doors during we need," Muir said. REVELSTOKE, B.C. Bennett said the dam clothes in there than kids Cedarvale. Before the renovations at Mount Slddiek Was asked to (CP) -- Premier Bill "signals the end of an era in Sunday School. We Salvation Army got a man : KHwenga Band Office " Bennett Thursday and the beginning of a in Canyon City, he oten elizabeth Senior Secondary survey staff levels and wanted the kids, so we Salary Range: S9,052.00.11,437.00 plus 15 percent Isolation School. educational programs and described the Mica Creek ~ew era moved the clothes out to went there too. La e released the provide the board with a Dam as the beginning of a After throwing the the Park Street location Captain Young belongs Allowance new era in energy for switch, signaling the scha?s~ front doors with variety of options and the and eventually gound the to the Lions Club, where Apply in writing by submilting Resume and References toe four foyer doors installed probable results involved. British Columbia sbortly dam's operators to start kids a new place too." he served as president in before he threw a switch, the turbines, a rumble ten years ago when a 1,750 The board also asked the Organization is Capt. 1975-76. He helped Kitwenga Band Cauncll seat theatre was planned for starting the dam's half- was heard as the com- Young's key to success organize the Riverboat superintendent and the puter-operate.d brakes on p.o. Box3o7 the school. zetretarY-treasurer to in- million-volt turbines for with the Sunday School. Days which gave $7,500to Kitwenge, B.C. Ellis was delighted to bear elude the reasons for their the official opening. the turbines were Every Sunday morning, the Terrace Swimming ~,ad tidings for a chan~e, recommendations in their released. he wakes up a 7:30 a.m. Pool. His affiliationwith Closing Date: October 15th, 1977 My reports usually m- More than 600 people, "l~e dam had been shut phones his trivets then the Lions Club also including f6rmer premmr down earlier for the earned the mini-bus for., dicate that costs are higher re~ full-time and one W.A.C. Bennett, at- formal opening makesthe children a list enrolled. of those He the Salvation Army. • Starting Date: Hovember 1, tt;7 than expected," he said. half-time teachers were tended the ceremony in ceremony. - coming that day, then As padre of the legion, Applicants will be notified for an Interview date and time A motion by trustee Jim appointed: Anita Chapman, the undergrounn power • W.A.C. Bennett said phones his drivers with a Captain Young arranges depending on their qualiflcatione. Muir should save the board Teresa Mooney, lsable house of the half-million- the opening of the Mica pick-up schedule, the Armistice Day dinner. theme as well as money. Colebrook and Sharon dollar dam, about 130 Dam completes the "This way I never have He's also on the board Muir wants district Beetle have been hired for kilometres north of here construction of dams in the current school year to to worry whether the kiss of directors for ~nister the Kitwang, Band Social Asnldance Program. help cope with unexpectedly on the Columbia River. the Columbia River have had breakfast. When Skcenaview Lodge. He Administers the Kitwenga. Band ~lal Ser~k~. ;Prq~.m. :~ .~ • .~ .~ large en~o]~ben~*:at Mount damThe is premierdedicated said to those the i Powersigned Treatywith the which federal was: the driver pulls in, they're said "I'm glad we're ~1!1C~u e , :R,~abeth. ~ ;. ~'. in the past who ~ad the7 ::governnieht '. and '. the ,: fed, dressed. •nicely, and .... getting a new building -- Advi~'l~/Council and the Village Commil~a'M ngdtors • Final: Enrolment. figures ...... forsight"'tt~ plan ... for United States. He 'said ready to go. There's no the one right now:is afire .... " ' " trap" within their control on the General Social Services Program. suspected forhowever Kildala show Elementary, the original .future use, and to future everyone in B.C. will waitingexplained and Young. no time lost, " '~eean'tgetabullding generations ... who will realize thatit was the best Captain Young also the size we want" Capt. Basic 'Requirem~ts: count of 633 students was in benefit from their agreement the province picks up members of the Young continued, "but it RCMP arae witholding error. There are 580 wisdom." and Canada ever signed. Completion of Secondary School Education and shows the the name of a man students registered at the abilityto go and complete graduate study and for ¢ompletkm suspected of committing school. of one of the non.professional social worker courses and • suicide by wading into the The school district wili co- To supplement coast.guard considerable number of years of related experiencesof social Skeena River last weekend operate in a department of work or sche~l of Social Work equivalency. near Usk. education survey to Police say they were discover why students drop Willingness to work irregular beura, mbst have • motor notified by a family in the out of school. The survey is Volunteer rescue forceseen vehicle and hold a valid drivers license. area who said the man was designed to identify missing, and had been potential droPouts and will VICTORIA (CP) new service is in iuu acting depressed recently. be used to plan programs to Federal Transport Minister operation. A police constable in- keep them in school. Otto Lung today announced : The government has ap- vestigated and an officer Ted Graft of Cormorant the establishment of an pointed an official to and dog called later to he Elemenatary and George auxiliary coast guard organize training for the scene found a man's jacket Neummm of Mount rescue service for the West volunteer rescue workers, plus other articles of Elizabeth chosen to attend Coast. Lang said. clothing and personal the conference of the Lan~ said in a telephone • papers near the river bank. principal and vice- interview from Ottawa with Volunteers have said they Police say four con- principal's association Oct. a local radio station that pay up to $6,000 a year out to stablesshshedthe area for 20 to 22 in Kelowna. volunteer rescue workers run the existing service, and three days without'finding a The next board meeting, willbe" ~id, organized and have complained to the trace of the body. uV searc h orginal!~ scheduled for covered by insurance. federal government about Park Avenue Realty Ltd. has since been eaUed off. Nov.2 will be held on Nov.9. There are now about 60. the cost. 4615 PARK AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1V5 635 persons operating as volunteer rescue agents Rescue calls on the coast along 10,000miles of British are increasing at the rate of Ferries could Columbia coastline. about 20 per cent a year. To Lang said the federal Oct. 6, there have been government would like to about 2,400 marine distress see this increased to about calls this year. Overlooking highway 25. sail today 300 under the new program. Listed on multiple service. Country residence on half acre 4129 Skegland St. Three Homo with s view. Located at Ideal let home. 3 bedrooms, VANCOUVER (CP) -- The new service would lot. HIS three bedrooms, 1~ baths, full basement against these responsible still be operated by bedroom home. Full 4615 Wostevlew Drive. Has fireplace, airconditloning The Sun says British for the strike which they say large lovely landscaped yard, garage, large landscaped lat, volunteers,he said,but they basement. Two fireplaces. carport, partially finiahac fenced beck yard. Located Columbia ferries could be has resulted in losses Built in dishwasher. Call double carport, patio, and basement. CAll F. Skidmore this a would be organized and Scott Avon,tory has turned into a nightmare for snow that number..~z)1 y~rearsaidKentin Brace,interview.aCanadian,,EveryWildlifeyear they'reServiCeableCWSto gooses nesting on this coastal plain halfway up the western The geese, in their search for the vast quantites of grasses momgmt, an MANAGINGPUBLISHER... EDITOR... W.R. ,BILL)LOISEt.LE STU DUCKLOW shore of Hudson Bay. and sedge it takes to feed them, have moved farther north :~~~pn~!io' . " . ~t~ergt~lese s:u~. h ::ea~aYas~d ~ In 1954 only 12,000 pairs of breeding snow geese were and.south, e counted in a small geesee were counted in a small area at Driven by their hu.~ger, they have sought out every blade Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St. Terrace B.C. A the mouth of the MConnell River. This led to the establish- remaining,even within the confines of this peninsualr conditions. member of Varified Circulation. Authorized rs second class ment of a federal migratory bird sanctuary in the area. community. "I feel this flock was one that stayed longer on the mall. Registration number 1201. Postage pal,. , cash, return By 1973, biologists estimated 163,000 nests at the mouth of Goslings hardly big enough to tumble through sodden Prairies because of crops such as winter Wheat. Instead of postage guaranteed. the river alone. scrambled as far as 50 miles in a deperate search for food. just staging in the McConnell area, they began to settle NOTE OF COPYRIGHT down." • More traditional nesting locations such as Southampton The Herald retains full,complete and sole copyright In any Island, high up in Hudson Bay, and Baffin Island produce advertisement produced and-or any' editorial or young geese only during those years when snow leaves the I~otographlc content published In the Herald..qeproductlon ground early. . ' Is not permitted without the written permission of the Brace said the McConnell sanctuary and surronding I~bllsher. territory may be too much of a good thing. I ~-----~"" "We have more than just our observations on the psread of this flock to conclude that the McConnell geese may be in serious trouble." "There have been some unusual changes in nesting [ Interpreting The News J be,haviou with females abandoning nests. The young goslings here are in relativelypoor condition and it is doubtful that a good percentage will survive until they can fly." Canada sparks Even more unusual was the disappearance of more than 500,000 geese too youngto breed from the area. 8 ..... Brace said the CWShas no inea wnere mey went aimongn debt write-offs "we suspect they went on a moult migration to some other area." UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- Canada has set a new The biologist said snow geese are easily the most standard of co-operation for the United Nations that it hopes numerous of North American geese and the emergence of and expects other member states will be quick the follow. ever increasing numbers was considered good by The new criterion is that of debt cancellation, the writing naturalists and hunters. But because of their remote off of debts that the poorest countries owe to the wealthier nesting locations little is known of the dynamic forces industrial states. The move is part of the spirit of the new international economic order the Third World has been governing their population. demanding. FUTURE UNCERTAIN The Canadian initiative was disclosed recently when "There are no historic records to indicate there ever have government House leader Allan MacEachen, speaking as been such large concentrations in ~e Eskimo Point area: cochairman of the Conference on International Economic We have no idea whether to expect me popmation to sprean Co-operation, announced that Canada was cancelling more "It must be October already -- l.]ust saw a "mail early for Christmas' sign." into new areas, crash or just gradually decline. than $250 million of development assistance indebtedness owed by developing countries. "We do know that when they were first discovered here Canadian diplomats hoped that other industrialized coun- the coastal plain was covered in a tufted plant species tries would follow that policy. called cottongrass and now it is in short supply. This week, Sweden did just that, announcing in the Tories ready for battle on "We also have our observations on the condition of the General Assembly that it intends to write off $220 million gdiecse and their distribution to unlikely areas as an in- owed by the poorest developing countries and suggesting, cation that all is not weU. like the Canadians, that other advanced countries do the "And we suspect that without some management same. borrower's protection bill initiative to counterbalance this combination of human and PROVIDES EXAMPLE natural forces that created this strong population, it may be OTTAWA (CP) -- Consumer as the borrowers bill little HAS RESPONSIBILITY a long time before we enjoy such vast numbers again." Several developing countries have expressed ap- chance of becoming law before The bill now is the responsibility of preciation for the Canadian gesture in speeches in the legislation stalled in the last Action is being taken by local Eskimos, the CWS, which is session of Parliament faces an- the next election. Warren Allmand, new +minister of jurisdictionally responsible for migratory birds in Canada, general debate currently under way in the Gekeral consumer affairs. Assembly and have pointed to it as an example for others. other rough ride from the Pro- Conservative economic critic and game agencies of the midwestern and southern United gressive Conservative opposi Sinclair Stevens said in an in- Gray thinks the revisions to _the States. Diplomatic observers now expect the pressure will be on tion when it is reintroduced in terview he supports some sec- Bank Act, now one year overdue, They are working on a project to band 35,000 or more other industrialized countries to move toward debt can- the new session opening Tues- tions of the bill, such as these have less chance of getting passed. geese during each of the next 10 years, a project considered collation. In all, the developing countries owe about $20 da.Ly requiring full disclosure of A .government study on the massive in the annals of wildlife biology. billion on development assistance+ credit extended by in: A borrowers and depositors credit costs. But he thinks the revmmns, released a year ago, CONSIDER ALTERNATIVES dustrialized states, which include the U.S., Canada, protection bill, which died in government has tried to do too proposed that foreign, banks be Management alternatives for the population include Australia, New Zealand, Japan and all of Western Europe. the last session under heavy at- much in one bill. And he is not allowed to set up shop in Canada and artificial feeding on wintering and staging areas farther tack in Commons committee, is" convinced of the need for some that the rules for creating new banks south, so the breeding birds return in better condition, or Debt cancellation was a major issue on which the rich and expected to.be part of the legis- consumer protections he re- be simplified, all in the interestof increased cropping -.through hunting,::m permitting~ fewe~ ~pgor countries disagreed at the 17-country Paris Conference lative program outlined in the gards as cumbersome. making the banking industry more returning birds to utilize the breeding range iuore suc- oh International Economic Co-6peration which ended last sessiun-opening Speech from the The borrowers and depositors competitive. cessfully. June 2. MacEachen represented the industrialized states in Throne--a government-writtm bill was introduced last Novem- Although these suggestions have negotiations between the two groups. Brace said the banding is being done because of the need speech to be read by the Queen ber by former consumer affairs not been strongly opposed by banks to know the distribution of the geese on their migration. Some Western countries, including the U.S., have written Tuesday at 4 p.m. EDT. minister Tony Abbott as prom- and other lending institutions that off small debts annually on a case-by-case basis, but the Also planned is an overdue ising consumers new rights in could be affected by changes such as "Any data we have show us only that there is a general Americans have rejected Third World demands for revision of the 1967 Bank Act, their dealings with lending una trust companies and credit unions, mixing of various populations on the migration routes. wholesale debt cancellation. the law governing activities of deposit-taking institutions. I Gray said he expects the committee "What we need to identify are the prime southern areas the chartered banks rewritten would also give police new hearings will be drawn out because where these birds turn up on their southern migrations so Canada may have found it relatively easy to write off its by tradition every 10 years to mechanisms to crack down on so many groups will want to make that any management scheme proposed will affect the debts since Canadian assistance loans have been granted on bring it up to date. loan sharks. an appearance. Gray was chairman McConnell birds primarily and avoid any detrimental effect an interest-free basis with a 10-year grace period followed The Conservative oppositior But the bill came in for a of the finance committee in 1966 on other less viable populations." by a 50-year repayment period. Since the loan would not be has already served notice that heavy battering from the banks, during the last regular 10-year paid back for 60 years and inflation by then likely would the borrowers bill, at least, will trust and mortgage companie~ review of the Bank Act. He said banding must be carried out on significant have reduced its worth, the amounts involve diminish over have a rugged time in line with and it was still languishing in .Elaborating on his opposition to numbers of geese over a long period to be statistically valid. the years. the party's campaign against committee when the Commons the credit bill, Stevens said he is not Other countries charge threeper-eent interest and some government internvention in the adjourned for the summer, convinced the government should be require earlier repayment. As a result, amounts involved marketplace as a way to re- more than six months and 75 setting up a bureaucracy to enforce carry greater impact and cancellation becomes more store business confidence and government-introduced amend consumer credit legislation that is difficult. cure the country's economic ments later. already in place in several Maverick Graffty Future Canadian development assistance will be in the ills. Even the Consumers Associ- provinces. form of outright grants, as favored by the developing The new session is the third ation of Canada (CAC) is not He also wants to see the sections countries. of the 30th Parliament, elected happy with the bill. The group dealing with loan sharks taken out of gets his at roast July 8, 1974, and may well be passed a resolution at its an- the bill and placed in the Criminal the last before a general elec- nual meeting in June calling for Code. tion expected next year. The a delay in its implementatior John Rodriguez (NDP--Nicke MONTREAL (CP) -- "When Heward Grafftey was bern Today in history second session, which opened a until the problems of consumer Belt), party consumer critic, said he he spoke French at the age of three weeks--unfortunately year ago, will be formally pro- credit could be studied in depth. expects the Conservatives will dig in he was in Westmount andnobody could understand him." rogued in a brief ceremony The CAC called for a royal their heels on legislation affecting "The man is living proof that learning a second language Oct. 14, 1977 lO66--The Battle of Monday. commission to study the "so- business as next year's election ap- is detrimental to one's mind." Mackenzie King's Liberal Hastings was won by By parliamentary rules, all cial, economic and legal" as- proaches. So went the one-liners and affectionate gibes during a narty defeated R.B. Ben- William the Conqueror who incomplete legislation dies with pects of credit. "Trudeau's ace card is+national gEala roast here Wednesday in honor of the diminutive ~et1 's Conservative took England away from the session and must be reintro- "I think it has a chance of unity and Quebec," he said. "The nglish Quebecer who has delivered Brome-Missisquoi government 42 years ago Harold. duced if the government wants gGetting through," said Her[ Conservatives' ace card is the riding six times to the federal Progressive Conservatives today--in 1965--in a federal 1793--Marie Antoinette's it. ray (L--Windsor West), a for- economy. over the last 20 years. election. The Liberals tooz trial by the French ECONOMY DOMINATES xner minister of consumer af. "It's a question of setting a More than 200 of Grafftey's longtime friends and sup- 171 of the 245 seats in the revolutionists began. Economic issues are expected fairs. "But it depends on the climate, saymg the government has porters turned up at the $50-a-plate dinner, billed as a roast House of Commons, gaining 1894.--E.E. Cummings, to dominate the new session. commitment to this. kind of con- screwed up the economy," he said. for the Gnome from. Brome. the largest majority since American author and artist, And le{~islative oddsmakers sumer legislation on the part of "You embellish the idea that the The roasters included national PC association president Confederation. The Con- was _b_orn. give SUCh economic measures the government." government is incompetent." Michael Meighen, former president Egan Chambers, servatives were reduced 1957--Queen Elizabeth II Montreal lawyer Philippe Gelinas and several well-known from more than 130 seats to became the first British ..~.. journalists. fewer than 50, and 12 cabinet sovereign to open. Canada's UNDERLINED STYLE ministers were defeated. Parliament. But the fact that several prominent would-be l~ead-table usmNs spotlightJ guests from both the PC and Liberal parties cancelled at the .,)?, last minute only served to underline Grafftey's go-it-alune litical style. ne of three Conservative MPs in Quebec, the fluently- Quebec office welcomes manufacturers bilingual Grafftey has traditionally shied away from establishment politics and has managed to win successive MONTREAL (CP) -- Requests' its services to Belgium, France, From its start to the end ot Sep- re-election in an 85-per-cent French-speaking riding on from manufacturing firms for in- Germany, Italy, Japan, the United tember, the office received about shoestring budgets. formation on moving to Montreal or States and other areas of Canada, 650,000 requests, he said. "But I "He's the phenomenon of electoral politics in Canada to- expanding operations here have particularly Toronto. would say that out of perhaps 700 day," said national newspaper columnist and head table incroased-since the Nov. 15 election One service is a listing of more requests, we're happy if we get 20 master Doug Fisher. "He's pulled off something that I can't of a Parti Quebecois government in than 80 per cent of the industrial concrete results. really understand as yet. . +_ Quebec, says an official of the buildings on the market, complete "An awful lot of requests come However, when Grafftey, 49, had a chance to speaz, ne municipal economic development with color photographs. from Italy. Montreal is more at- made it clear he felt he owed his electoral success to his office. tractive to them than other parts of constituency organizers, most of whom are French Another service is access to a data Canada because of the continental Quebecers. Paul Laurin said he was at a loss bank on manufacturing. The office European approach to which they " I ' m proud of my team, they' re heavy hitlters" , .... corn to explain it because "it would have has an economic research unit. find it easy to adapt." mented Grafftey as he introduced his orgamzers to me beenlogical to assume that requests It advertises in financial pub- The office also produces audio- gathering of mainly well-to-do Engiish-speaking Mon- would taper off, but they have grown lications and in the financial pages visual presentations in five trealers. out of proportion. of newspapers. languages for meetings with foreign ALWAYS HELPED "How many are serious is difficult government officials who come to One of the organizers, Louis Cournoyer, from Cowan- Results ~are difficult to measure Canada "on a fairly regular basis." sville, said in an interview that Grafftey was repeatedly to say but we are following up on 50 because all requests are confidential or 60 interesting and active cases." One such meeting led to a visit last elected because he was "likeable and never refused and it often takes two to three years anybody who needed help." But he said the office had no in- for a request to mature. month from three Iranian formation on .firms moving out. businessmen interested in But he said Grafftey first won acceptance in the riding by The economic development office "Feasibility .,~tudies and market prefabricated homes and the office speaking French. was created five years ago to attract analyses take time," Laurin said. set up meetings with the firms they "As far as we were concerned he was a stranger," said manufacturing interests "because RESULTS GRATIFYING wanted to meet, he said. Cournoyer, thinking back to 1957. "He was English, came they are the highest job-generating "The results are gratifying to the The office works closely with the from a rich family, and was a PC--not exactly a gift in Que- sector." degree that we are pretty happy to provincial industry and commerce bec." 01977Un;ver~l Prlsl Svnd~ote~,' ADVERTISES ABROAD keep on with what we're doing, and department and cooperates with Asked to describe Grafftey's French, 'Cournoyer, replied: The office spends about 30 per cent if we could reveal them, they would both provincial and federal "If Bob Stanfield could have spoken French like Heward, I '~Ve can't elope. I haven't got a su,tcam.• I! of its $1.1-million budget advertising be very, very exciting to look at." governments when it can. tell you, he would have been elected prime minister." } t & ¢

THE HERALD, Friday, October 14, 1977, PAGE S Two years old this month Cabinet ponders future without c, )ntrols OTTAWA (CP) -- Two the economy. seasonailyadjusted rate of As well, the economy is But despite opposition to per cent, has reversed in the seems beyond reach. restricting business in. ears after Prime Minister Trudeau proposed the 7.1 per cent. struggling toward a two-per- the program by big labor, second year of the program. "For small benefits vestment, profit controh udeau announced wage threeyear program in a Two years later, the in- cent real growth rate for the big business and some Food prices were the key controls now give, ,the costs are laying the groundwork and price controls, the television address Oct. 13, flatten rate is 8.4 per cent, year and critics say lack of provincial governments in both cases, dropping or are enormous, said for future inflation caused cabinet is pondering the 1975, ~vhen the 12mouth the jobless rate is 8.3 per confidence in Canada by controls apparently stil. remaining stable in the first Stevens. "Business is not by inadequate capacity in future of the program that inflation rate was rimning at cent and the government is investors at home and enjoy significant support. year but leading an in- investing. Labor- our production facilities," critics now say has become 10.6 per cent and unem- heading toward an $8-billion abroad has driven the dollar creasing inflationary trend management relations are he said. a millstone weighing down ployment was at a deficit. down to an eight-year low. BACK CONTROLS in the next 12 months. The in chaos. Unemployment is Recent speeches by Opinion polls suggest the 8.4-~r-cent 12-month rate rising, productivity falling. Trudeau suggest the program has broad public regmtered last month is well "Wage guidelines appear government may be b'ying hacking with some above the six-percent target to be acting as a floor for to lay the groundwork for a businessmen, especially at the government had hoped Wage increases. ' By removal of controls. the small-enterprise level. for. , Only one snag in Queen's visit High-level government The failure of the program advisers are cautioning that to hold down prices has OTTAWA CP-The only Carrie said that because there is extra work in- commodate foreign inflation is still the priority created one difficulty the Trap obvious snag in COl. David the Queen did not corn- v0lved." reporters. g oblem for the economy, cabinet will be trying to Carrie's arrangements for mission bilingual badges, he ALMOST ROUTINE COVERAGE DIVIDED ading to a decline of resolve in its meeting today. the Queen's visit,which caimot get them esp`eciaily "You know, this place The Queen's media Canadian competitiveness Anti-inflation regulations Small Bore begins today was his made for the 25th an- being what it is, we've had booklet says in situations and thereby to unem- allow pay raises in the third decision, later revoked, to niversary year of her reign; many dignitaries here over where only a •limited ~ oyment. They have ad- year of the prngram to equal Big Bore let security staff on including her six-day visit in the years-- President number of reporters or sed care in removal of the four per centbasic Parliament Hill wear Ottawa. Nixon, President Kennedy-- photographers can watch progPam. protection factor plus two special badges marked He would not comment on and we've had enough the Queen, "coverage will The cabinet was to meet per cent for productivity Queen's Jubilee in English the necessity of bilingualism people here long enough so be divided" between today to discuss these views and an additional amount by only. on theb edges but said all that things are almost Canadian and foreign media and attempt to reconcile which the 12-month inflation them--as well as working rate in the second pr.ogram French-spenking guards police forces in Com- routine," he said. of national network and wire monwealth countries swear Still, apparently small service agencies. out technical matters for the year exceeds the s~x-per- complained to Quebec MPs Earlier, a spokesman for third year of the program cent target. who complained to Com- allegiance to the Queen and details in those routines "that's whec it's sort of count. For example, the Gov.-Gen. Jules Leger said . beginning Friday. But that could allow mons Speaker James the Governor-General has, Finance Minister Jean workers raises in the third Jerome that the badges nebulous-your're under the Queen will travel by Queen in the sense. carriage Tuesday up the for the first time, sent a Chretien has promised he year larger than those were not in two official message to,the Queen before will make a statement on' permitted in the second ROB AIlI) BUN llLUB languages, French and Queen Elizabeth's ac- oneway road on Parliament tivities bn Parliament Hill Hill in the opposite direction she departs for Canada, the future of the program year, Dontrary to the gov- English. The badges were wishing her a "safe and this month, likely in the eminent goal of scaling ordered removed last week. begin Sunday morning when that vehicles normally she attends an interfaith /ravel. This is to ensure that pleasant flight." throne speech debate down inflation over the "Those badges were jubilee thanksgiving service when she gets out of the The Queen's agenda also following the opening of a three years. approved by the Queen for outdoors. carriage she will be facing a includes several official new session of Parliament e TACKLES PROBLEM TURKEY police forces to wear Cardinal Maurice Roy, Guard of Honor. luncheons, a gala concert at next week. The cabinet is wrestling duringthis particular jubilee pcrimate of the Roman Organizers of the Queen's the National Arts Centre, a The government has a with the problem of whether year and (he boys thought atholic church, will visit released a booklet national football game, a range of options for ending to reduce the allowable pay- SHOOT they'dlike to wear them so I present the Queen to Thursday outlining her state dinner at Government the program, The scheduled increase-limits, and must got them some," Currie said clergyment from eight other activities in detail. House, museum visits, a termination date is Dec. 31, also decide whether to in a interview Thursday. denominations. Meanwhile, members of tour of city hall, an RCMP 1978. But among earlier • relax, toughen or leave C s' t ne She attends a luncheao on the executive of the training display and a date,s that have been untouched profit and divi- RIFLE RINBE RR, " Sergeant-at-Arms, is in Parliament Hill on Monday Parliamentary Press performance by school discussed are Jan. 2, March dend limits. charge of about 1,00 and opens Parliament. on Gallery passed a motion children. 31 a~nd Oct. 14 next year. Sinclair Stevens, SUliDAlf OOT. 16, 1911 p arli ament Tuesday, reading the speech complaining that Canadian Sunday night she is to The controls' initial Progressive Conservative members, including hun- from the throne, and a~tends reporters in London for June make a nationally-televised ~ccess in their first year, finance critic, said Wed- TIME - 10 a.m. dreda of security guards. , a dinner and reception in 25 Jubilee celebrations were speech to the country that is ~hen the inflation rate nesday controls have out- Parliament's Centre Block. not given the same access to expected, like the thro~ zopped to 6.2 per cent, lived their usefulness and Commons clerk Alistoir the third' year inflation Fraser noted in an interview Currie said the dining ar- the Queen that foreign speech, to contain an appeal ,ubstantially below the that the RCMP decided not r/tngements "put' a load on reporters will have to the for national unity. ~overnment target of eight target of four per cent now to wear the English-ou!,y- our restaurant people." Queen here. badges. The government s However, the fact that the The motion said the bilingualism policy should queen is opening executive deplores at least by practised at Parliament for the first time limitations that will be Parliament, where the law in 20 years'is regarded as placed on Canadian was made, Fraser said. "just another day although reporters here to ac- PRUmDEN & CURRIE ,., LTD. Nuclear payoffs can be traced

, OTTAWA (CP) ,--, Allan accounts committee that in- registered in Liechtenstein, wrence,: the~Progressive ~vestigated, the payment, a ~'i European co~tryl ~ nserv~,tive energy critic, said he does not agree with widely Imo~ as a fax said Thursday he feels $2.4 government statements that haven, " • million paid to unknown the money cannot be traced The money was deposited agents in the sale of a to the sales agent. on the instructions of PRICE REDUCED nuclear reactor to Ar- Italimpianti, a Genoa On this view home, of split A REAL NICE 2 BEDROOM t~ntina can be traced Atomic Energy of Canada engineering firm that was a level design and located on a BASEMENT HOME SPACIOUS MODERN HOME Price reduced to 30,000for this rough Swiss bank ac- Ltd., the government-owned partner with AECL in the 80' lot. Some of the many .Very neat and tidy on a lovely Only 3 years old, 1288 sq.ft. neat two bedroom home. Close counts, nuclear promoting agency, Argentinian sale. Italim- excellent features in this home lot, fenced In lawns end with full basement, modern to schoots. This home has wall Lawrence, who last year paid the money into a Swiss pianti arranged for the are three bedrooms, ensuite garden with ornamental trees. kitchen, nlce dining room, 2 to wall carpeting. There Is a headed the Commons public bank account held by a firm plumbing, fireplace, finished Priced at $35,000. Phone Bob fireplaces ensuite plumbing agent but now will not say THE KITCHEN YOU separate garage With a who it was. rec. room and utility room. Sheridan. off master bedroom, rec. workshop. Nicely landscaped Lawrence said he visited ALWAYS WANTED The attached garage is In- room, all bedrooms, living with a garden area. Vendor Here It Is a kitchen with sulated. Grounds are fully room, and dining room nicely will carry secondary finan- Europe during the Com- cabinets galore In this top Money can't mons recess to do some landscaped. Immediate carpeted. Located In an at. cing to the right party. To quality full bsmt 3 brmn possession. Drive by 4403 tractive area of Westvlew Dr. investigating on his own. He home, 2 bathrooms, large view this multlpte listing No. says as a result he believes Blrch Ave. and then call John Call Bob Sheridan. 2662. Phone Rusty Liungh. carpeted living and dining Currle for full details. buy unity the money can be traced. rooms, finished rec room, The informationprobably large private deck, 2 car OTTAWA (CP) -- Con- Notre-Dame-deGrace, said could be obtained if Ottawa carport with storage. Lovely sumer Affairs Minister as he entered a cabinet made a formal request to let on quiet dead-end street so TIDY STARTER HOME Warren Allmand rejected meeting, that nationalism the Swiss hanks, the Swiss convenient to downtown, Compact house for the young government or started Give Bob Sheridan a call it's family with two bedrooms, today suggestions that can arise either when priced reasonable. wall to wall carpeting, mud PEACEFUL EASY improved economic con- economic times are good or criminal proceedings here room with storage and the FEELING diflons would bring the de- bad. and then sought help from house has been newly This open beam ceiling home raise of separatism in Opposition spokesmen', in- Swiss courts, the MP for decorated. Full price is mostly flnlohed In cedar, QUIET SECLUDED Quebec. cludin~ Pro~essive Con- Northumberland-Durham EXCELLENT FAMIL~f H()Nt-E S2S,000.00. For viewing phone has a large living room with LOCATION ON THE BENCH - Allmand, who represents servaUve Leader Joe Clark said.. New wall to wall' carpeting Bert Liungh. fireplace, 3" good 'sized Presently rented To view this the largely Enl~lish- and Ed Broadhant, the New Lawrence also says he has recently Installed. nced, land. bedrooms, large rear sundeck 3 bedroom full basement home speaking Montreal riding of Democratic' Party Leader, some suggestions on what scoped, concrete patio, con. and a full basement with a with graden area, landscaped, have suggested economic witnesses to call if the venlent at schools and arena. sauna, fireplace and partially covered walkway . carport, /roubles have led tothe Commons committee centrally Iocated.S bedrooms, finished recreation room. The phone Rusty or Bert for an resumes, as he expects, the two finished fireplaces, rumpa.s large lot has a rear view of the' appointment. FORT WORTH, Tex. growth of Quebec sep- room. For appelntment phone Skoene Valley. Phone Rusty_ (AP) -- American Jeffrey aratism. investigation. Rusty or Bert. Llungh for viewing. Swann and six other pianists Allmandll'saida- it is "not He said that while were named finalists in the /rue at . that if the chairman he received legal SPLIT LEVEL IN ToWN ' d. Van Cliburn piano corn- c o untr'y' advice that a new reference Spacious home with 3 levels petition Wednesday night, problems were resolved v~ould be needed from the finished • Including three 12 BDMN STARTER [. The other finalists .are national unity difficulties Commons to extend the bedrooms, 2 bathroems, Concrete foundation, natural Alexander Mndoyants and could be cured. , investigation into the new fireplace, eating area In. 1he gas heating, attached garage, Alexander Toradze of the •"It is right to improve the session of Parliament kitchen plus dining room, and spacious kitchen, In good opening Tuesday. a large family, room and entry condition. Drive by 4613 Loan Soviet Union, Christian economy, but that won't on the ground level. The PRICED TO"SELL-ANXIOUS Blackshaw and inn Hobson make separatism go away," But he said he was An~11~3r prlce reduction-on and give Bob Sheridan a call to THORNHILL - HANDYMAN OWNER . assured in a letter from property Is nicely landscaped 35.0~homas has now brought vlew.S29,500.00. SPECIAL ' of Britain, Stcven Degroote he said. Allmand said the and there Is a carport. Phone 3 bedrooms.full basement. Price reduced from $2S,SO0 to of South Africa and Michel- cabinet has recently been Deputy Prime • Minister Bert Ljungh to view. the~sklng prlce down to. attractive fireplace, built.In Jean-Jacques Dalberto of spending "a lot of extra Allan" MacEachen that a $37,900 for a 2 bedroom up and S22,500. Owner really wants to range and oven, built.In china France. hours" on the economy. new reference is not needed. 2 dcgNn, Cherry and Apple ' sell as quickly:ca possible- 3 cabinet, enclosed patio at tre¢~ Aandscaped and close to bedroom, full basement. To rear, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, schools. For further In. view call Bert Liungh. rumpus room! In basement. formation on thls ML~ No. ,msmm Asking $64,OO0.glve Bob 2758 . Phone Bert or Rusty Sheridan a call. New Business's Llungh. Hot listed in our DOR FAMILY LlVlhO This fully furnished, home Is Bell. Tel Directory. NEAT- CLOSE TO TOWN centrally located on a paved AND SCHOOLS street. Three bedrooms, two GREAT FAMILY LOCATION Attractive three bedroom baths, living room,, dining room 4809 Mcconnel has 3 bdmn full imMl :. i! E. MARR DISTRIBUTORS LTD. . 638.1761 home with wall to wall car- COMFORTABLE HOME flandqkltchenwlthrpal nook on the bamt 1136 sq ft and only 3 yrs Quiet area off Queenswa') potlng, acorn fireplace, ap. LOW TAXES Ioor. 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CP survey shows I Pressure builds on. 60RDON PM to aid jobl, ess SCOTT parliamentary rece concerned about prices, and O•TSTEPHENAWA (CP)- Prime discussing concerns with incomes and joblessness Minister Trudeau faces their constituents. Thus they that ranges up to 35 per cent pressure from MPs should have a good idea of in some parts of New- stroal•political stripes and what now is on the Canadian foundland, find unity of .ANDERSON from both official language mind. No ministers were secondary concern. HARDWARE STORES groups to pay as much or interviewed. "We're becoming a little ll/ K more attention to unem- LIST CONCERNS bored with the French fact r'--~l i'~l ,, 0, ,, • bring you ploymant and other eco- The basic question asked and the national unity nomic matters as he is to the MPs, from all parties issue," said Bert Hargrave, national unity. and from rural and urban Conservative from Medicine This is indicated from a constituencies, was what is Hat, Alto. THE series of Canadian Press bothering your constituents interviews with MPs that most? They were asked to NOT IMPORTANT suggest the majority of list concerns in order of "National unlty--I hate to French and English voters importance from one to five say it--is not of any im- T.V. GUIDE are concerned about andsome could only think of portance in York South," ALL LISTIliUS SUBJEOTTO OHABUE WITHOUTHOTIOE unemployment and inflation two or three. said Ursula Appolloni of her and sucli economic matters The major surprise was Toronto-area constituency. as a potential crop disaster the French-Canad ia Said George Baker, in the Prairies. Liberals interviewed: They Liberal from the National unity is of in- were unanimous in saying Newfoundland constituency rarest to most Canadians. that national unity is at best of Gander-Twillingate: ,| Friday, Ootober 14 6p.m. to midnight But even in French- of secondary importance, "National unity is not an Quebec it is not the behind jobs and economics. issue. People are too busy blare, the inter- "People are preoccupied trying to feed the children." : ~ s KING 3 CFTK .4 BCTV 9 KCTS 9 KInG views indicate. more with their personal Jack Marshall, Con- (NBC} (CEC) (CTV) (PBS) (CBS) The survey shows that interest and very little with servative Newfoundlander voters in such diverse the question of national from Humber-St. Georges- 5 !3~ The Newlywed • W~rld Series Emergency Mister places as southern Alberta unity," said Gilles Marceau, St. Barbe, added that GAme Cant Emergency Rogers and the Annapolis Valley of Liberal MP for Lapointe, unemployment is causing ~45 i News _Cg0t Emergency Electric Nova Scotia put national Qua., who says joblessness disunity. News Cant " Emergency Company , unity on top of their list of may be as high as 25 per wnen aszeu tor the five I1~ :00 News Cant News Fore worrlus. cent in his area. most important issues 'inhis : 15 ~l~}VvS Cont News Fore But the problem of getting But Hal Herbert, Liberal riding, Baker said "jobs, work and making financial from largely English- jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. News ' Cont News ,~rble ends meet is uppermost in speaking Montreal Van- Stuart Leggatt, New Seattle C~nt ' Operation Pet- MacNell- the minds of most people dreuil, said: "There is only Westminster, B.C. New T-onig~ht. Cont tlceat Lehrer who talk with their MPs or one question, only one thing Democrat, said a con- H011y~NOOdSquares Sportsweek Julia Crockett's write letters. that's worrying people, and stituency survey showed • Hollywood Squares Sportsweek Julle Garden The interviews of 31 MPs III that's separatism. There's national unity behind - 8 I~0~ Sanford Hourglass Danny and N~rJe Wsshlngto~ were conducted b]/ CP no other subject." unemployment and in- ' Arms Hourglass Danny and Marie Week reporters in advance of next Far away in Calgary, flation. Chics and MaryTyler -~ny and Marie Wall Street week's opening of Conservative Eld 145 the h~an Moore Danny and Marie Week Parliament. They came at a Wooiliams finds uni~ty on In Winnipeg James time when the unemploy- Richardson, who resigned ~I~q t :00~ Th_eRockford san Pedro Bums The Rockf0rd '/wslerplece everybody's lips, thanks to Flies San Pedro Bums Files Theatre ment rate has risen to 8.3 the media. his defence portfolio on the • 1~ I i~ : 1"he Rockford San Pedro Bums "l;he Rockford Masterpiece per cent and the inflation Hugh Anderson, Liberal question of government Files San Pedro Bums Files Theatre rate to 8.4 L~r cant. The from Comox-Alberni, B.C., French language policy, dollar has fallen to record said unity is becoming of mentioned farm income as a IU4AIo ~0 Quincy Nature of Quincy Forsyte lows on the international major importance in his matter of prime concern to Quincy "l'hJ09s Quclny Saga money markets. riding because he is making his constituents. Qglnc~ All In Quincy Forstye At the same time Trudeau it so. ~45 Quincy . the Family Quincy sage andPremter Rene Liberal Robert Kaplan in Wldle MPs said they will 1~d ioo1~ News The National CTV News Dick Carvett Levesque, trying to take York Centre in Toronto and bring the question of News Night News Show Quehac out of Con- Maxitimers Pat Nowlan in economic difficulties up in I Tonight Final Hour VTR '77 federation, have been front- Annapolis Valley and J. caucus and Parliament, no I i s 145 Show Ninety Minutes Final VTR "77 Nightmare page news as they debated Michael Lenders of Saint clear picture emerged of IZiicMA!OO Tonight Live The LateShow I ' Theatre the provincial language John, N.B., said jobs and what they will propose to " '~Taiee of charter-- Bill 101. national unity share top deal with the twin evils of t TonightSh0w Live•Ninety Minutes The"AttackFS onl v~Terr°r:tl~ I Terror" The idea behind the inter- billing, inflation and unem- 145 Show Ninety Minutes Ku Klux KI~ , Cant views was that MPs spent But elsehwere in the ployment. , l pact of the summer country, where people are NONorSOLUTIONSwerethere , .¢tdV____ n .t, k,r 15 10a m __to5. m' solutions to the serious cropa.y .a.ur.a, | ...... , , .... , situation on the Prairies World Series George ..... ' where a deteriorated crop~ , ' ,~[:00 Thunder Sesame Street ~.; ~ ~ ,,~ ~ 0 Canada not presuming it can all be ~ I :15. _Thu~!_~ar.... ~Se-b"~i _George Sesame Street ': ~ ...... " '- really our song harvested, w~ be sold at de- , ( ,, k :3o:45 ~esrcnanaRescue ~°n| WideWorldofSports SesasasameStreetme Street p r e s . l | :00 BaggyPants Cant CFL Football Black Experience :15 &_Nltlwifs font Ottawa Roughriders Black Experience , nrices. I i :30 The Red Black Experience MPs said they will ask for - C0n) on Black Experience. - OTTAWA (CP) -- O among new legislation the emergency assistance from l i i i :45 HandGang Cant home around Canada, which Queen government will introduce the government but there ( , ~) !~ Explorers Cant atLan(/ownePark FrenchChef Elizabeth will hear in the new session of ..was no unanimous in- £ :~ Explorers Cant vs Hamilton Frer~_c-h L'~ef Saturday Mavis Cant Tiger Cats CrockeWs Garden wherever she goes during a Parliament the Queen will dication of what that help . ( i I :45 "The C0nt Crocke-~--WsGsrclen six-day visit startinl~ today, open Tuesday. could be. Cant has ro~ f~.~ to 'i :00 Silencers" Sportsweek Cant .... Cons. Survival become the ofhetal national The Queen arrives today unanimousAtlantic MPs that were something almost ~ :15 DeanMartin Sportsweek Cant Kit CFL This Cant Lilies, Yoga royal tour office said she has needs to be done about i :~s Each time the govern- the right, at any public regional disparity--some . Cant Week Cant and You ment has introduced activity, to hear the cam- made a point of noting that . Hot Fua_g.e Saturday Matinee JckyClub Idea Thing legislation in Parliament to their areas are worse off Hot Fudge • TBA Cup Stks. idea Thing pete versions of O Canada Saturday Movie make 0 Canada the national and God Save The Queen. than Quebec. Cant Wide World Dan!el Foster M.D. 'hnthem,_ MPs never, got 145 "Anna Cant of el)arts Daniel Fosterr M.D around to passing it. God Save The Queeri is re- They complained that I[ °;21 i oo, .,s,.rwr.,,n,wo.o,m. gharded through tradition as Ottawa is forgetting 'i Vlven Lelgh Cant ~.1-i Sta," Wrestll6g Womantlme It alp.pe~. s to be a question e anthem of Britain just as Atlantic Canada. Some said Cant Cant All Star Wasting Magic of of pnorities in legislation O Canada is considered the this is particularly so now rather than any opposition ,anthem by tradition here. that attention is concen- to O Canada as the anthem Cant Space 1999 ] In~.O.~!loq;l' .Firing ' But God Save The Queen has lrated on possible Quebec Cant Space 1999 I that killed Bill C-158 in 1972, not been enshrined in law as Great Amer. Space 1999 . Journal Line Bill (:-11 in 1974 and Bill C-10 separation. •, Firing the anthem in Britain either, :45 .. Game Space 1999 ,~,:: Line this year. the official said. It is con- On the jobs questions sidered the royal anthem. l~xresseed s na Bill C-10, a two-page law reverse concern--jobless ou~ the musical notes While the Queen has a from depressed parts of and lyrics for 0 Card,i, is . right to full versions of both Canada are moving in in an still, on:,,~ g0~.~ii~ent. ,!'ai~thems, Gov.:Gen. Jules fittempt to cash in On AI-,' agenda, 'left:'over..h~bnt:tl~e Leger~ her repi'esentative in berta's prosperity. last session of Parliament. Canada, has the right only to •FEATURING THIS WEEK But it will be allowed to die the first and last four bars of In B.C. Frank Oberle of with 18 other leftover bills 0 Canada and the first six northern Prince George said on. Monday when the last bars of God Save The Queen. there is concern that the session is formally ended. This shortened version is new Alaska pipeline will called the governor- cause more economic The version of O Canada trouble than economic general's salute...... in that bill likely will be benefit. "50" Steel Decorated v vv v vv v ~vvv~mn~Jv v vv vvvvv v vvv WIHOH MEMORIAL/~ -

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THE HERALD, Friday, October 14, 1977, PAGE 7 PQ member should be investigated- police Gordon & Anderson MONTREAL (CP) -- A left-wing news agency, the to the break-in. Montreal police anti- Agence de Presse Libre du The affidavit is ,more terrorist officer recom- Quebec, in 0etoher, 1972. sweeping than two previous mended five years ago an Asked later about the ones filed with the com- bring you investigation of Gerald. report, Godin said: "It's the mission last September and Lligi(HARDWARE STORES Godin, now a Patti job of the police to check says disclosure of in- Quehecois member of the thngs like that. It's nor- formation in the top-secret national assembly, says an mai." documents could seriously THE internal police report. The report recommended threaten national security. The report, presented the investigation of Godin It applies to police reports Thursday as evidence at a because of an article on papers and files which provincial inquiry, suggests publisbed in Quebec Presse were stolen from the news that the investigation focus from Prensa Latina, a agency, and later destroyed on an unspecified link Cuban-based news asency, as well as' reports on the TV GUIDE between Godin and a Front which is described m the ,results of eletronlc bugging de Liberation du Quebec report as "the official organ of the office both before and ALL LISTINGS SUBJEOTTO OHANGEWITHOUT NOTIOE Cell. The cell's members of the Cuban Communist after the raid. i i were exiled in Cuba after Godin said he was never in kidnapping British trade Pa~/in said in an interview direct contact with FLQ eomnussioner James Cress that Quebec Presse members in Cuba. Quebec- lethe 1970 October Crisis, regularly receive, Presse dealt only with At the time, Godin was an dispatches from Prensa Prensa Latina agents in Saturday, 0oteber 16 6p.m. to midnight editor at Quebec Presse, a Laflna, as do other news- Montreal and never had rs, but only published direct relations with the union-supported, French- agency's office in Cuba. language .wee.kly.. ~epem occasienally because KING CFTK Bcw KCTS KIRO newspaper..e naa neon ~f a lack of interest among But he added that he did (NDC) .(CBC) (cw) (PBS) (CBS) arrested during the October ~uebecers. have contacts with others , FIL;ED AFFIDAVIT such as Pierre Vallieres, NHL Hockey Evening at Crisis and questioned Paul Rose and the wife of This Is the NFL New York Show Sy,phony several times about con- Earlier, lawyers for [ederal Soliciter-General Jacques CossetteTrudel Who Rangers Mcuowen and Evening at tacts with the. FLQ. was exiled in Cuba with her ve Co. Symphony The report was presented ~rancis Fox fried an af- imlmimmmmmim [idavit with the commission husband. News Hour French Chef us .evidence by hiwyers of "I was the oniyperson News Hour the Quebec commission of ~f inquiry toprevent it from M French Chef who knew both Paul Rose the Swiss Fmly. Once Upon inquiry into an illegal poUee makiizg public confidential imel• • Koblnson bre.ak-in at the office of a RCMP documents relating and Pierre Laporte," he World Forum . a Claulc said, stressing that his -"° N~n 81enlc ' Nova io~rnalist's profession gave Com Nova him a wide variety of Wild Kingdom Woman The Gong Cont Cony Nova contacts. (:om Cony Nova Groups fight Rose was part of the FLQ # Show cell that kidnapped Lapor~ Evening News No Hnnestly Woman Sat. Evening News Performance No Honestly in the October Crisis and 8 ,oo,o Acao. was later convicted of Coat' • Custard Mmlc referendum murdering the former Pie. Performance Music MONTREAL (CP) -- Five government's) white paper Our on the inaepenuence Quebec labor ministes. :'~"~".~ Sat. night at Acad. Saturday Nlght pro-Confederation, groups "I have nothing to hide," : 16 "SomeThinp Own Performance 'A matter announced Thursaay mey referendum." Big" ~ Outdoor Education Acad. of WHO" WORK TOGETHER said Gedin. plan to fight the Quebec The Montreal police Dean Martin Outdoor Education Performance C~t government's 'independence The group would work to- mmmmiin ~ether to fight the "more report is dated Oct. 23, 1972, Canadian That's Cent referendum together. But more than two weeks after Express Hollywood Cent the new alliance will share ~nmediate" referendum, 0 n! o.oi Paterson said, but "the the break-in was carried out Canadian • Rolf Harris Cent neither organization nor on the night of Oct. 6-7. It- E)~press Show Cent r,nand.g. Canadian unity dilemma and the question of a 'third bears the signature of Det.- News The Natlonal News Cont "Each group wants to Lieut. Julien Giguere who Hour preserve its own identity," option' is|arger in scope and News Night Cent be dealt with later." was then head of the Final Final Cent Qusheccanada president analysis section of the city :Sat. D.bl. Feature Cent Cent Claude NoUn said at the But it was learned that at force's anti-subvers iv start of a news eonferenee. least two of the groups plan • Late Show: squad. "Rentadick" "This is necessary because to submit separate briefs to Giguere, appearing as a each has certain approaches the Quebec government Cant witness, testified that he did Cont' and activities reserved for eriticizing the referendum not draft the report and them." white paper. could not remember which DeCO~c.While.Que_bec'~..na.d~.,..the Representatives of the of his subordinate officers u mruanamanumcy, five groups have been did. He said he signed it and ...... lSlOn-uanaua, ,~_,,,_. one meeting• for several weeks then sent it to police ar- 0ot0ber 16 l p.m, to mid ~'omuve~.~~_~m,,~u(m,; :.. • .~T..:...... and agreed tO continue on chives without referring it to Terry; Washington ,;i .~., ~ :00 " .... " " Wrlffen ,. his superiors. :15 Winters' Week ~~y ~oin forc~ trove a much stronger ar- • Giguere said the report : 30 Wild cfl football Wall flgnt me muepenoence ,,,,,,,ent ff you present it in was based on a letter, stolen Edmonton Esl Street Week re~...erendum, the.~ alliance r~"er five different ways," by police in °the break-in, Od T,me face Will take me; to.rm oz..a Paterson said, addinl~ that from the Co~ette-Trudeis to Gospel Hr. 5askah:hewan Aging liaison-not a tusmn, ~otm the two briefs are sanilar Louise Vandelac, a jour- :F . Coat Roughriders "A Matter explained. "in the sense that they don't nalist at the Agence de ~ :~ " Cont . In of Age" 'l'he group's position_was conflict." 2 mlmmmmmmmmi immllmlmmmiil Presse Libre. never maae quite clear, :00 Conf on Regina Great : 15 Canada Cant Performances except te announce the Cent even[ual establishment of a :30 Money Makers Coat :~ Money Makers Cant tom r eo-ordi~ating body to avoid imlmlmilmlmlll ~~ the duplication of effort. McCOLL :00 Cor~IJungle to Coat Later, Positive Action REAL ESTATE SERVICES :15 Coral Jungle i see Co~.: :3o Coral Jungle Country Indian president Alex Paterson A.J. 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Coat endCurrent Jacques Visions Gordon told a conference Affairs Cousteau Visions on Canada at York University he had heard "------'--" - ' N~Ional CTV News Excellent Investmen News that Canadian officials C.ontCon~NightFinal Hour conducting tariff negotia- Rosswoeed homestead 12(] potential this 5 acrea parcel Five Star Movie beautiful acres with several Includes a ver:y sound home ~4S .The sa~enin' ' " Flnal MASH tions in Geneva are con- __ m sleared and seeded pastures, with good gardens and large Sun. Mystery Movie The late Show 1 "NIASH sidering reductions in Two log cabins end perable •garage. Don't pass up this Canadian tariffs. "Ten Little MASH land improvements ready for chance to Invest while pur- Indians" Koiak z Moderate levels of tariff pioneer family and animals, chasing a home,- ' Cant 'i:: Protection are necessary to Cont Kolak ailow secondary manufaeturing indusiries to LIST WITH McCOLL REAL ESTATE SERVICES Ltd. provide continuous em- THE PEOPLE WH ERE "SERVICE" IS A MO1 pleyment for workers, Gor- don said. "Without some protection: • OOMFORTABLELOW PRIOED RURALHOMES these industries would no~ TIDE $2.79 be able to survive when, as happen s pe r . . forefgngoods are unloaaeo on the Canadian economy," 5 lb. box be said. Gordon said lack of consensus within govern- ment and elsewhere in Rentlng In Terrace worklng In Canada has been one reason Thls three bedroom fatally Kltlmat? Why not purchase for Canada's declining • home on concrete flngwall, thls comfortable 3 Bd. home at prusperity in the 1970s. 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' PAGE |, THE HERALD, Fr!dey, October 14,1977 Rebuilds pitching arms l Dodgers will owe Series win to surgeon appea,rance,' ' •He was the architect team's trophy ease. thatpulled the whole thing stands that fateful day July Sept. 25, 1974. sit,Although wait and the ho~e." elbow had to John. a 34-year-old i NEW" YORK (AP) -- behind Tommy John's After all, it was Dr. Frank off. Personally, I feared he 17, 1974, in Monlreal when "There had been no be reopened to remove seme veteran from Terre Haute. ~Should Los Angeles Dodgers precedent for such an "bionic wing." Jobe who rebuilt the arm might never pitch agaip." John, pitching against the nerve pressure, the pit- Ind., spent two years with igo on to.win the. 1977 World that fueled much of the Expos, unleashed a fnsthall. operation, although we Cleveland Indians and seven Others, including John, followed a standard ortho- cher's determination never Series, they ought to vote a "Tommy deserves all the ~eitChing power that shat- He grabbed his left elbow wavered. He tied rubber with Chicago White .Sox have called it a. medical suddenly and strode from ~dic policy.that was used in share of the winners' credit, not I," says the red the threatened miracle. bands to his thumb to help before going to the Dodgers baseball •dynasty of the the mound, obviously in the days of polio," the i. 1972. He appoared in 31 purse to a 5Z-year-old or- modest Los Angeles Jobe, the Dodgers official doctor said. him hold the hail. He spent physician. "It was his faith, twice-champion Cineinnati great pain. the winter of 1974 and all of • games in-1976 and turned .~ ithopedic surgeon and en- team dpctor, was in the "He had torn the long "A tendon was taken from courage and determination Reds. v 1975 running, exercising, a heartening 10.10 record. shrine his scalpel in the ligament that keeps his his right wrist--a tendon, in- This season he.compiled a cidentally, for which there undergoing therapy. elbow from coming apart," He returned to spring 20-7 mark and a 2.78 earnea= the surgeon explained. It isn't much use. The left arm run average to lead t~ Losing Yanks pitcher was opened up and a.new training in 1976 with the left his arm like a lifeless a Dodger staff. He won me ligament made from the slab of rubber." ready." clinching game of the John's baseball career ap- tendon was inserted. National League playoff.in Even then, there was a "I was very concerned at ~ared to be over. Even first," Dr. Jobe said. Philadephia's drenching Aging star a has-been? be suggested he should question whether the body would accept the new "Every time he pitched I rain. consider a newprofession. wondered if his elbow might Now he faces New York But John vowed he would ligament, whether it would NEW YORK (AP) -- Is World Series at one game third, doing that." snap on him again. But he Yankees in the third game "Once in a while I think Hunter's 1977 numbers pitch again and at his insist- infiltrate and come alive of the World Series on Catfish Hunter through? each. again or just be dead to- worked, he pitched and Itwas a question that had Manager Billy Martin that this season might be the were a 9-9 won-lost record, ence, the first of two grew stronger with every Friday. operations was performed gether. Allwe could do was to be raised after the once- mercif.u~.,y lifted him after end, but my wife talks me a4.71 whoppingearned run29 homeaverage runs-- and brilliant pitcher was Ron Cey s two-run homer in out of it," Hunter reflected not ~cludin~ Wednesday pounded for three booming the first inning; Steve afterward. homers and five runs in just Ysager's solo shot in the "During the off-season night s trio--m just 143 1-3 I'm not gonna worry about innings. 2 1-3 innings Wednesday second and Reggie Smith's next ysar--I'm .~ustgonna His ' season was m- night as Los Angeles two-run blast into the centre Dodgers trounced New York field bleachers gave the worry about hunting deer. I terruptadby a spell on the Yankees 5-1 and evened the Dodgers a 5-0 lead in the hope I don't have a had year disableda line drive list when on hehis caught foot during an impressive open- ~, performance, tie abbl d 't wassldelinodthemstmonm Team squ es on by what was thought to be a hernia but later was Yank day ff dlngno~.~l to be a urinary stop on s s 0 "When I think about being through, I only think abeut :LOS A~qGEL~S (AP) -- Jackson's caustic corn- should be talking against farming," said Hunter, a II,q 111/I Yn kRn n~l-,.. • • ments about the use of their team-mates or the farm boy from Hertford, Thursday was an off day for New York Yankees, but pitcher Catfish Hunter in manager." , N.C. there was no letup in the Wednesday night's game, Foll0wingtheYaukees ~ '-My dadus~i, to t .ell me to family squabbling that has said: "Reggm's having I loss that evened the ~es¢- ge~ an eaucauon neea.use accompanied them through enough trouble in right field ofseven series 1-1, Jackson there's no money in tar- • w ~--- the regular season, the to keep him from second- said that Martin's use of ruing. I didn't get an Hunter was not fair to the education. I made my American League playoffs guessing the manager, pitcher and not fair to the money in baseball. And and into the World Series. We rein this World Series as team. when I'm through, I'll go New York manager Billy Martin, reacting to Reggie a team; none of our playem During a break in New hack to the farm just like . . York's workout at Do~ger him." BE READY FOR CHRIST- Stadium Thursday, the left- Even if . Hunter can ON PARKAVENUE NEAR ON Y2 ACRE IN TOWN, 3 ~•... "I¸¸ . " :i . SWIMMING POOL & Bedroon home, less the 3 MAS entertslnlng by pur- hnndedhittingJacksona,obecomean, effective.pitcher ARENA- 5 Balm home Interior years old, wall to wall and chasing this spacious four IF PRIVACY & QUALITY Is Series. fans accused the manager ot again next season, n.e say.s bedroom honie situated on a attractively redecorated,new cushion floor. A modern what you are looking for.this having a short memory, he will pack it in when nis carports, large family kit- compact home with carport quiet sree of the bench lust off Is It. Three bedrooms, white saying Martin had given five.year, $3.~mfllion f.ree- chen, 1300sq.fl, of living space and lots of space. OWNER Weafvlew Drive. The large brick fireplace, 9x42 sundeck with full basement, all the for ANXIOUS TO SELL, PRICEO shag carpeted family and w.patlo doors off dining room animals ,o the impression ne wo.mu agent comraet runs out m recreation room features s are lay the whole series_ramer 1979. ONLY I1/~%,%??.??. AT ONLY S37,000.00. and master Bdm, 2 full baths, • P~an be platooned wit~ "Two more years," he wet bar and flreplsce. To full basement, large rec room • right-handed hitting vaul said. "My little bey will be appreciate you must let us with patio doors leadlng to show you the many other NEW YORK (AP) -- A smoke bomb, which Blair. 10 and my little .~irl will he concrete patio under sundeck, "These people are trailed streams of green Martin would not say six und it will he time for me features. root cellar under carport. Call fumes, was tossed into right- whom he planned to start in to be with them.the year- us to view BY AP- animals,"' Mike Garman, POINTMENT $51,000.00. relief pitcher of Los Angeles centre field near the 385-foot fight field in the third game round instead of Staying .~ ~:.." ]~/ : Dodgers, said of the unrmy mark, obscuring outfielders of the Series Friday ifigh.t away from them." . ., /, : ~--1 ,, ',... I OTHER HOMES AND Y,ankee Stadium crowd fr0~:thecrowdof 56,691. against the Dodgers .and Hunter, winner of 210 / • \ . .a~r the Dodgers levelled ',OUffielder::Reggie Smith left-hander-Tommy J0nn..regumrseason games, was PROPERTY FOR SALE the World Series at 1-1 with Of the Dodgers-was struck Yankees catcher Thur:"~sacrifieed to give m a 6-1 victory Wednesday on the headby a hard rubber man Muneon has . hao Yankees ailing pitching 4504 Grleg Avenue 4444Lakelse Avenue night over New York ballas the game ended, and contract squabbles with staff some much-needed LOVELY CHALET.TYPE 2 4549 Lekelse Avenue 2407 Pear Street Yankees. ' he went to the locker room team owner George res,t. .. . 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PRICED AT ONLY 45,17, 4519, 4521, & 4523 Lazelle Avenue room, In lawn and garden. the truth--I was scared to could get their bands on," "We have a chance to really didn't have anyone ALL FOR ONLY $,18,500.00. death." Smith said. "It was win the World Series," else and I had to go out and $30,000.00. The game came close to ridiculous." said Munson. "And pitch sometime." turning into a fan upris~g in Yankee Stadium security there's another guy out Hunter was asked ff he ' ' I-VI-IMII~~ . the latter innings wire a officers announced that nine there second-quessing the minded being used as a half-dozen spectators at people had been arrested for manager. sacrificial lamb. 635-6361' ....:.~~Harry Smith", ;~ .... -635'2826 various times running onto criminal trespass, an of- "I wouldn't he second- "The main thing, as the • ...__~ : i: :.~ Start:Parker., . ! - 635,4031. the field and being chased fence which carries a quessing the manager. I saying goes," he replied, "is j. by security officers, maximum fine of $I00. think it's just a little that the sun doesnVt doesn't i ... ; - ; : j :! !Helen !Gilbertson i ,:'J 635-3609 heated argument. You shine on the same dog all the knowReggishasnotbeen tlme.Anditdidn'tthisyear. 4611. LAKELSE AVE. !john Walbergs 635,3677 R O oki e h e 8 doing all that well. Se's Whenyou have a had year it been doing okay, but not just seems to keep going all that well...and he on." Flames in tie wantato."

BOSTON (AP) -- Willi into the net. Plett, the National Hockey Boston, which lost to Man- League's 1976-77 Rookie of treal Canadiens in the theYear, scored two goals, Stanley Cup final last one a gift on a third-period season, jumped to a I-0 lead power play, to help Atlanta at 1:16 of the first period on ~'~mes to a 2-2 tie with a fluke goal by Bobby Sch, Boston Bruins in the season mautz, who beat goaltender ' opener for beth clubs. Dan Bouchard with a 15- . Plett wascreditedwith his footer after his attempted second goal of the game at pass had bounced off an 14:46 of the final period Atlanta defeaceman. when Boston defenceman Plett tied the score at 6:06 DougHalwardpokodaloose when Tom Lysiak won a yU'V8 until puck into his own net. faceoff in the Boston end. With Mike Mflbury ser- Lysiaksent the puck hack to ring. a controversial Plett whose quick slap shot roughing penalty at 13:31, from 40 feet out beat Boston the Flames struck to pull out netminder Gerry Cheerers. the~ tie. ~ Plett's shot was He played the first period blocked~" by Boston before giving way to Gil- goaltender Gilles Gilbert.' bert. i13.111. ,~ Gilbert, however, was not The Burins went ahead at lClay, able to hang onto the puck 12:15of the second period as which stopped at the Dwight Foster, a No.1 ~aft go!/dl~mmut.... kw ar choice last summer, casnea rushing • back from the his own rebound from close comer, tried to clear the up for his first professional puck, but instead nudged it goal, in his NHL debut. tO OUtOI tOWn. [ -- Believe/ orbb:t I

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THE HERALD, Friday, October 14, IFF/, PAGE t Lonely Canadians jeered by Latin soccer fans /

MEXICO CITY (CP) Another reason is that in Argentina next year an~i -- A thick hide is a necessity Mexican fans tend to Mexico is clearly the for members of Canada's identify with Latin America favorite after beating Haiti FOR NEWS national soccer team and so~alled third world 4-1 and El Salvador 3-1. i~ in the shnation countries, and the nations Canada has a Cup . qualifying represented here, besides mathematical chance of tournament m memco. Canada and Mexico, are inishing on top but it must Surinam, El Salvador, win its remaining games-- • As Canadian coach Guatemala and Haiti. Sunday against Guatemala Eckherd Krautzun puts it: in Mexico City; Thursday, HOT OFF "Every match is an away In Canada's opening game because the s - game, a 2-1 loss to El Oct. 20, against Haiti; and Salvador in the northern Saturday, Oct. 22, against taters support the :¢r Mexico. team." industrial city of Monterrey: the crowd roundly jeerea The Canadians' last two There are a number of ob- the Canadians until they games are in Monterrey vieas reasons why Mexican slyly unfurled a Mexican where the heat and humidity THE fans cheer for Canada's flag at centre field. were a problem for them in opponents and whistle in their opener. derision at just about They were delighted when everything the Canadians El Salvador's sh'ike, Luis Even if they manage to do. Ramirez Zapata, scored win their remaining games, both goals and were quiet however, they must look for ! One is that Canada came when Brian Budd scored -someone to tm or defeat the to the qualifying tour- P Canada's only goal late in Mexicans. Otherwise, goal nsment as a threat to upset 'the game. spread will determine the theMexicans, who have tfltimate winner and the represented the North and The reactions were Mexicans are building a Central American and Ca- roughly the same when Canada played Surinam solid edge in that depart- ribbean Zone in every World ment. Cup but one in the last 30 before a crowd of 80,-000 in years. Aztec Stadium in Mexico If the heat of, Monterrey City. There was little en- and the altitude of Mexico Haiti was the zone thusiasm when Canada won City don't do the Canadians representative in the last 2-I on goals by Buzz Parsons in, injuries might just finish World Cup three years ago and Mike Bakic. them. Bob Bolitho, n winger, because i[had a better won- mffered a leg injury in the lost record although it lost 1- But, in fairness, they did first game and didn't dress 0 in its qualifying-round show appreciation for some for the second. game with Mexico. fine saves by Tony Churski, who played goal in the first Then Brian UudO, This time there was half, and by Zjelko Bilecki, Bolitho's replacement, and respect for Canada because who replaced him in the Victor Kodelja, who set up in last year's North second half after he hit his both Canadians goals in the American zone playoffs, the head on the goalpost and [] Salvador game, suffered Canadians defeated and tied suffered a concnss~on. leg injuries that may either the Mexicans in their ,two Only one of the six teams sideline or hamper them in games. here Willgo to the World Cup future contests. Soccer riot Fines for violent fans trampled to death during Despite checks at turn- LIVEIS,PO'OL, England stiles of fans entering the (AP) -- Magistrates im- the fighting. Another S0 persons, m- soccer grounds, police said ~oosed fines Thursday many gotin with a variety of taling $2,600 on 99 pe.rsons cluding a man who was stabbed, were taken to a weapons as well as cans and arrestod after a riot oy bottles of beer. The drunken soccer fans in which one hospital.and scores of others receiveo minor injuries as fans used the empty cans man died. drunken, fist-swinging, and bottles as missiles. Fans went on the rampage knife-wielding rowdies ran Police said nine carloads / ! ! after Scotland beat 2- amok. " of weapons, cans and bottles Wales were confiscated from fans. 0 in ~ , ~/~;~ There was ~unly one Welshman among the Meanwhile, Luxembourg soccer ground Wednesday, arrested fans. The others threatelied Thursday to confirming the growing were Scots. All 99 pleaded sever soccer relations with reputation of British soccer ilty to offenses ranging England to protest m being drunk and dis- hooliganism, vandalism and hoolil~anism as a major drunkenness among English social menace. orderly to theft and carrying weapons. fans who went on the A man collapsed and was rampage there Wednesday. The fans were in the capital of the tiny European Solid show by country for a World Cup qualifying tie in which England beat Luxembourg our gymnasts 2-0. BASEL, Sw,itzerland (CP) d~ampionship is a fourth- Luxembourg authorities - Canada s six-member place finish at the 1975 said English fans created at least $29,750 worth of women's modern ginym~ competition in Madrid. damage in Luxembourg's nastics team turned The slx-memher group o[ municipal stadium. In solid performance Thursday Leanne Civits, Jana Lazor addition they smashed shop night to pull into a tie for and Adria Dunnetts of windows and cars, flung "frith place in the opening- Toronto, Janet Campbell ~rk benches and fences round of the eighth world and Elaine Matheson of to roads and left the modern gymnastics Vancouver and AnnMarie picturesque capital strewn championship. . . Wong of Sto. Catherine, with broken bottles and Get it all ... Bulgaria, as expectee, Que., executed a flawless debris. lead the competition with threeminute routine of leaps The worst outbreak of 19.20 points, s[ighily ahead and spins while throwing soccer hooliganism in of the Soviet Union, in two slender clubs each. Britain before Wednesday's LI in the second place With 19.05. A meet official said the rioting was Sept. 24 when Canada is tied with de- Canadian team was in fifth police arrested 87 fans at fending, champion Italy, place after its outstanding ~rpool, Leicester and both wzth 17.90 points. showing only because the 'tit was our best pe.r~ other teams had performed daily herald formance ever," salo routines with a higher The illness Fitnessisfun. Canadian manager Mariana degree of difficulty. • you'll never see TW some. Roman of Moncton. "The Like figure skating, coming. Get in ris did not make a mis- modern gymnastic per- shape ~ and News of your community...your country...domestic ! : ke, It is a tremendous formances are set to music don't give the ~1 ~" ¢-~.=:== and scored by a panel of enemy a big and foreign affairs. Everybody from •the housewife sty: bes target, pgRflglPaO'IOI? o showing at the world judges. to the tycoon has found the pages of their newspaper i Traffic accident affecting their daily lives. Reports on shifts and trende -~ in the business and financial world. Money saving Hockey vet loses leg advertisements covering every aspect of our daily Gilbertson, who played needs. Classified sections that find you employment, i; PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Tlie 32-year-old Duluth, left wing last season for Start Gllhertson, a six-year Minn., native, who injured Washington Capitals and a home, an automobile or sell anything you wish. '~ veteran in the National the leg in a traffic accident Pittsburgh Penguins, had Hockey League, had his left two weeks ago, was in fair attended training camp with Entertainment in special features, comics, and sport leg amputated below the condition after the the Penguins in Rostraver knee Thursday at Prea-operation, a hospital Township in nearby pages that enlighten a dull day. News as it happens, Hospital. spokesman said. o ~.=to .f(. z'~o, j Westmoreland County. firsthand in your community, province, nation, or Gilbertson started his pro Game suspensions career in 1964 as a minor global affairs. Your newspaper is your best source leaguer with the. Boston organization, but he went to of information. to be postponed California Seals in the 1971 MONT-RE~)- :- The to prevent the team from / intra-league draft. National Hockey League's falling below numerica] rules committee conducted strength. After four NHL' seasons a telephone conference During NHL pre.senson with California, he was TERRACE Thursday at the request of play Bob Kelly ano ~eg traded to St. Louis Blues in Philadelvhia Flyers to vote Bridl~man of the Flyers both 1974. In February, 1975, On an alferatinn to rule 66-E recewed automatic one. Gflbertson was traded to player game suspensions for being Washington and was ac- dealing with the first players to leave the quired by Pittsburgh, suspensions. bench during altercations. daily herald The committee voted by a December, 1975. 'The one-game suspen- margin of 13-4 with one In his six years in the NHL abstention to allow a team sions to Kelly and Bridgman will now be served Oct. 20th Gilberston recorded 159 which has several players ~in~ on 79 goals and 80 due to serve game and Oct. 22nd in the team's suspensions to postpone one fourth and fifth games of the assists. or more of the suspensions season. PAGE10, THE HERALD, Friday, October 14,1977 • • . . • .

1. Coming Events 19. Help Wanted 43. R:~ns for Rent 47. Homes for Sale 57. Automobiles THE Herald, 3212 Kalum S;r~,~ "Room for rent for single gen. For ,Sale: 3 bedroom modular' P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. "Symposium on Coping with 1970 Datsun car. 1600. Phone International company requires tlmen in the t,~ch area. Wit5 home. Full basement on 2 acres 638.1252. (c.7,0,9,10,11) Phone 635.6357.Terrace Cancer". Presented by Kltlmat a pert.time distributor to In- Sub~orlptlon rates: Single Copy Unit, Canadian Society. At: kitchen and living ronr; 134,200. Phone 638.3459 or 679- traduce their products around facilities. Phone 635.3971 CTF 3961(c-sept. OCt) 20 contI. Monthly by carrier The Museum, City Center on: the Terrace area. The suc. 1976 Dodge Aspen Station Three Dollars ($3.00). OCt. 26, 1977 (Wednesday) at 7 ceesful applicant must have Wagon. Special. Add package. Yearly by mall In Canada p.m.. Free. All welcomed. sales ability and management Room and Beard for a Young House for Sale: Excellent condition, auto $40.00. Senlor Citizens S20.00 ptentlal. Initially as a Quiet person. Call 638-8203. (P. 3 bedroom house with wall to transmission, radio, new radial par year. St. Mathew's Anglican Church distributor,you will wor~ 9,10,111 .wail carpet-full basement gas f tires. ~l,50O firm. Phene638. Yearly by mall OUteldo Canada Christmas Bazzar. Sat. Nov. 26. several hours per week at above heat close to. schools and town~ 1221 days. (c.7,8,9,10,11) aS1.00. at 2 p.m. average enrnlrlgs, "but even- 47. Homes for Rent Drive by 4921 Park of phone for -" , ' 635-7382or 635-7594 (p- .16- Authorized as second class mall tually you will Want to develop For Sale: 1946 Willies C-J2A by the Post Office Department, Meeting of Interest at the this Into a full.time oc. For Rent: 17.19-21-1.3.5-7-9-11) Terrace Child Minding Centre good condition. Phone 638-1640 Ottawa and for payment of cupatlon,wlth remuneretlon far large 3 bedroom duplex In after 6 p.m. (c.8,9,10,11,12) postage In cash. at 4529 Olson on Monday Oct 17 In excess of your present goals. Woodlands Height. S2SO.0¢ 55. Property for Sale Clleslfledl due 24 hours prior to at 8 p.m. for more information We have over 30 products, month. Phone 635-7251 fill 4:30, FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS call 638.6211. 1973 Internatlenal Logglns doalred day of publicstlen. $2.00 ranging from preventive 635-2627 after 6:00 p.m. ask for For Sale: AUTOVEST LEASE TO OWN for firm 20 words, 10 cents each Be[). (C-7,8,9( 00 acres exclusive rural Truck - with 20 ton trailer for maintenance ell & addltlvise for sale: Truck is 83000 G.V.W. 350 Before you ky, investigate the advantages of this rent-to- word thereafter. No refunds on Mills Memorial Hospital heavy and light machinery and 3 Bedroom house on Lazelle. property. SO acres1 cleared and Auxiliary will be havlng their H.P. Cummins. Diesel Model own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why tie up classified ads. motors to Industrial and home References required. Phone producing legume hey. your rash or borrowing power, let and last months rent and Annual Fall Bazzar on Oct. 22 In Remainder In timberland No. F4370. use cleaning and waxing drive away. i. Coming Events the Terrace Arena Banguet products to farm and soil .635.2896. (C.7,9,) areas. Access by publlo Room from 2.4p.m. Lots of conditioners to tools etc. For Rent; road,year round creek; power One Ford 1972 ~/~ ton pickup. ' EXAMPLES Items will be on Sale such as This is the opportunity of a Available Nov. 1. 2 bedroom and telephone available. 2,100 '70 F-220 ';8 Van '70 loyal Order of Moose lodge No. Baking, Christmas table lifetime a small Investment is' duplex. No pets please. Apply. FT. contour gives breathtaking One 1970 G.M.C. ~ ton pickup. 1820, Terrace, B.C. Msetlng novelties, Knitting, Candy, All located at Terrace In. Ecooollne ~ ton required..Write now to Box B1-1885 Queensway. (C- view of all mountain rangers. S149 per me. S134 per me. $126 per me. held every 2rid and ,Ith Thur. Produce and plants, Book & 1240, Prince George. Giving • 9,10,11,12) Located midway between ternatlonah Contact Mr. W. sday every month at 8 p.m. White Elephant Sale. A raffle -, Houston and Smlfhers. Ex- Gaunt at 635.4951 for further • 91 Cougar ';8 Camaro '78 Zephyr Resume and Including your Information. (c.0,9,10,11) Phone 635.6641. (ctf) will bedrawn at 4 p.m. Tickets home address and phone no. 40. Suites for Rent cellont for self-auetalnlng hobbl All New will be sold at the Sazzar. Our field manager will contact or riding ranch, aS9,000firm. $137 per me. S139 per me. 81"06 per me. INCH ES AWAY C LUB Come and support your Hospital you as soon as passible. Box 445 Telkwa,B.C. V0J 2X0 58. Mobile Homes Meet every Tueedny night at 8 Auzlllry. KEYSTONE COURT CALL LARRY HAYES-RICHARDS COLLECT In the Skeena Health Unit. For APARTMENTS 5.2 acres of land In Woodland 987-7111 14. 6usiness Personal 33. For Sale- Misc. 116 Acres with Mobile Home 24 more Informetlen phone 63.S. ~BIII II I Park Subdlvldlon $14000.00 or BELMONT LEASING LTD. 2547 or 635-3023. x 60 with or wlthout furniture at For Sale: Gold nuggets at 10c, Office No. 2 ~ Scott. One, Best Offer. Owner anxious to Old Remo. Excellent selh good 1110MARINE DRIVE 25(:, Sac MIn. order $5.00. All two and three bedroom part. sell Phone 636.1639 (C. well. Landsc.a.pad. Phone 635. NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.00479A Kermodo Four Wheelers MOVING "/?? monte. Laundry & Storage 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,10, ' orders C.O.D. Complete 6926. (P.9,10,) Meetings let Wednesday of each area. Near sc~ola and 19,20) satisfaction or money refunded. r month at 8 p.m. in the meeting CHECK BUDGET'S LOW downtown. Cleam. quiet room at the Sandman Inn. For ONE-WAY TRUCK RATES Wm. W. Larkln, Canyon View, For S~'le: Mobile Home 12x52 Placer Mines, Rock Creek, B.C. spacious, security Iock.'~lp and For Sale: 2 bedroom house with further Information phone 635. THROUGHOUT WESTERN )etroh 20 spare !railer court. Located two bedroom furnished, priced Do It Now 3,t42. CANADA. (c.,I-20) 5016 Park Ave. phone 635. 3789 at SS,~00.00 Phone 638-1676 (p 63S-$224 after 6. (p-S,9) 3,5,6,8,9) Moating - Terrace B.P.O.E. CALL TOLL FREE Repossessed Yamaha organ (Elks Lodge). First and Third 112-800-663-3478 S1695 or best offer. Phone 635- [ctf) 56. Business Opportunity 4 year old 3 bedroom Safeway Aluminum 7207. (C-5-9) Thursday of month. O.O.R.P. House trailer. Nice kitchen (Ladles of the Royal Purple) . BUDGET RENTATRUCK For Sale: Franklin stove with '3 bedroom row housing suites. Priced for Quick Salel Ilvlngroom area, laundry • L... Second and Fourth Monday of hookupsservlce. 75' fenced lot. Month. grate, screen and 0 Inch stove Full basement, 1V= baths, V= Accountant - Officer Manager block'from schools. 3 rain. walk TEXRDA Island Automotive Furnished with appliances. For Sheets pipe. Phone 635.4279. (p-5.9) from town. Suitable tor Servlce buslnees and pmerty more Informetlen phone 635. Weight Watchers meeting held families. $250 per month. 6 $75,0001 Princeton area; 158 6916 after 6 p.m. (c-4,9,14,19,3) 3iP x 36" every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Our Client has a position 2 Wood cook stoves. One Is an available for the above i¢ antique 8300 each. Phone 635. months lease. Apply suite 118, acres, two cabins, land level Knox United Church Hall, 4907 with cresk,ST4,9000. A.Wlebe Lazalle Avenue. Terrace. The successful ap. 2485. (C-9,9) 3530 Kalum. (eft) 079.069.q Fully furnished 1967 10xS4 I| sheds only. 3,'/5 pllcant must have sufficient Squire. 2 bedroom house experience In accounting tc For Sale: Lamb Sh00 lb. but- I HILLSIDE LODGE / 57. Automobiles trailer. Nice and clean, car. The Cathetlc Womens League prepare monthly flnancla chered weight. For Information peted In living room. S160 per statements. Salary negotiable. call 635.5961 evenings. (p-8,9) I ' ,so Little Avenue i will hold their Annual Fall Tea ISIseplng rnomI, beusekaoplng I Consign your car, truck or. month. Noanlmals. No slngles. 1111EDALLY HERALD and Bazzaar on Sat. Oct. 297h at Apply In Confidence to: .q ~_ I trailer. Lofa professional sell it Phone 635.2482 betweenJ4:30 Verltes A'~Norlum. McAIplne & Co., Chartere¢ SWAN VENTURES LTD. offers lunlte, centrally located. Fullyl for you. p.m. to view. (p-8r9,10) fabulous savings for ChHstmesl ifumtehed. Reasonable rates byI Copper Moonteln CTF Accountants, 4644 Lazelle Ave. !...... '.~'. ~.~I ~,~'., .I', .'., , ;~,z ~...,,' Terrace, B.C. (p-8,9) Mlnln.Vac.Strudy one hanc IdaY or week. Non.drinkersI Enterprises Ltd. operation for car or clothes only Jonly. Phone 638.6611. (ctf) i 6884373 For Sale: 12xSS 3 bedroom 5karma District Girl Guides 54.75.. Automatic phone Idex- DL 00605A trailer. Good condition. Call would like to announce the TAXI DRIVERS Bechler apartment down town (ctf) Full time, part time. Class ,I push button style,only $3.75. 635.8970 (c.5.14) opening of a Land Ranger Genuine cultured pearl no pets pefarrable a day time Company In the Thornhlll area. Ilcence and police permil worker. Parhsley furnished. 1960 Datsun Station Wagon required. Contact manager, earrings, tiffany setting. Trailer 10 x ,16 Inside can. Girls between the ages of 14 and Ph01)q' 635.3725after 6 Recent S700.00 repairs. Ne~ pletely refinished. Set up In "WANTED" 18 whoare Interested please rail Terrace Taxi • 635.22,12 (ctf) Plareced style, 14 K. Gold Poet, only S14.50. Send cheque or (P.7,S,9,10,) transmisslon, gond tires. Good trailer court onQueenswa) 635-3061 or 638-1269 (ctf) across from Inland Konworth. ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. money orcler plus B.C. sales tax fo:SwN Ventures Ltd., Box I glint on U anor ...pert.,onPhone 4091. kIng,,,o.oo. , See at 4510 Include Ioey shack. Phene AMBITIOUS BOYS OR 61RLS Refrlgeratlve Contracting and 635.6682. (P.9,11) Kitimat Community Arto I~ousehold repairs. Phone 635. 33777, Station 'D', VAN- 1 Council - Next Meeting: COUVER, B.C. VRJ 4L6. iFumlshedor unfurnished studioi Park Ave. (C. Thureday Oct. 13, 1977 at 7:30 • 5076 or 638-1231. (ctf) Ior 1 bedroom apartments. | 9,10,11,!2,13,14,15) to do carrier routes in Isecurlty enterphone. Sauna.I For Sale or Rent p.m. at Museum. Arte and For Sale: 12 x 68 3 Bedroom Mobile Home ABLE ELECTRIC LTD 3.15" Ford P.U. Tires and Rims I 635-4261 I For Sale; Craft Fair: The ~,h Annual I 638.1032 j 1966 Mercury. P.W & P.B.P.S. fully furnished with washer and • Fair to be held on Oct. 22, 1977. Class A Electrical Contracting. S75.00. Phone 635.7251 ask for dryer. In town close to schools. THORHHILL Bob. (C.7,0,9) $300.00 . Phone 638.1720. (C- it City Centre Mall. All Free Eslmates. Phone 635-5874 9,10,11,) Phone 636.1870. (C- Welcome. or 638.1231. (ctf) • For Sale: CEDAR PLACE ?,10,11,12,13,) OII Furnance complete with APARTMENTS Wanted to Buy: Good experience and earnings A Tee and Bazaar will be held In Golden Rule: Odd lobs for the tank and water heater. Reason 4931 Welsh Avenue Be~esn 1960.1970 Van or pick. 60. Tenders Knox United Church on Sat. Jobless. Phone 635.4535. 3238 . for Selling.changed to Natural up running condition. Phone Dec. 3 from 2 to 4:38 F.M. Kalum. (ctf) Gas. Phone 635.3510. (P.9) Suite 113 635.M85. (p.9) Sealed tenders, addressed to the to the right persons. il Terrace, B.C. undersigned and marked The Independent Order o! Metal office Desk, Typing table, 635-7056 $7 "Thornhlll Refuse Site Main. Foresters are having a Tea & BUSINESS electric typewriter, ~lew 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites 1972Oldsmobile Cutlais Sedan. tonence" will be received until Bazaar at the Elks Hall on Secretaries chair, Vlkin| for rent. Frldge, Move, dr.epes, Best offer. Very good condition. 4:30 p.m. October 25, 1977. PHONE:- DAWN Oct.15 from 1.4 p.m. OPPORTUNITIES sewing machine. Aooustlc 12 cerpet, recarea, seuna and pool 53,000 miles. Phone 6384343. Homemade items, haklng and Wewlll Establish you In string Guitar. Phone 635.3748. table, with security en (P.9) Specifications and contrac much more. your own (C-9,10,11) terpahone and elevator. Ab. documents may be obtained on 63§-63§7 DISCOUNT FABRIC setutely no pets. 1971 Mazda Station Wagon. request from the Regional For Sale: District of Kltlmat,Stlklne The I.O.F. regular msetlngs.3rd STORE (c~f) " ' Apply V= mile sooth of Ole's Brother Electric typewriter- place. (P.9,101 No.9.4044 Lazelle Avenue Saturday of each month at the In the location of your choice, portable very good condition. Slumber Lodge at 8 p.m. Initial Investment S10,000 to Betas for Sa e Terrace, B.C. 635.7251. Phone 638.1639. (C- For Sale: $15,000. For more In- 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16, formation write to Box 2043 For Sale: 1 bedronm house at 1970V= ten Ford pick up 302 In The lowest or any tender will. Rabakah Lodge Tea and 17,18,19,20( not necessarily be accepted. Bazaar, Sat. Nov. S, 2.4 p.m. Stn. R. Kelowna, B.C. VlX Kelth Avenue. Price $2,000. good running condition. Good Elk's Hall Raffle draw 4 p.m. 4KS. -QUETENSWAY TRADI NG Must be' moved before for hunting. Selling cheap, can I John Pousotte Old Aale Pensioners Tee and 3215 Kalum - 638.1613 snowfall. Phone 635.~t34 days be viewed In Terrace call Terrace most unique second m" 635-6974 nights. (c.19.9) Collect 633.2421 Nasa Camp any AdmlnlMrator FOR RENT Bazaar Set. Nov. 12, 1:304:30 ..... (c.9,9,10r11712.13.14.181 p.m. Arena Banquet Room. Webb Refrigeration hand store. time. (C.7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15( Raffladrew4:00 p.m. (ctf Nov.) You Need It. I O I I n 0 e , Offer for Vehicle We've Got It. F RSALE 1974 Mazda, 4 door Statlen OOMMEROIAL I 4623 SOUC I E 635.2188 3 bedroom home with com. Wagon. Low mileage, excellent Terrace Chess Club Is looking Book & Tape Swap Offers: Plainly marked on the for new players. Everybody, Guns. Antiques plated besement, sulte,carReted condition. 82400 firm. Phone enve ape "Offer on .P.T. no. 107" Including beginners, are Furniture. Appliances throughout, Shaw fire,place 638.1842after 6 p.m. (Mf) will be received by the un- welcome to attend. e T.V.s • Stereo's - Lots More plus many extras. Drive by 4801 dersigned up to 3:00, October STORAGE SPAOE Games and Instruction are "For the Best Deal Halllwell or phone 635.3944after 1965GMC S TON, equipped with 20,1977 for the following which Authorized 5 p.m..for dotall~. Prised at may or may not by complete every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Service Depot In •Town" - power winch. Price $1800.00. at the Terrace Swimming Pool $51,500. (ctf) ,.1 ~S Phone 638.1676 (p.3,4,6,8,9) and located "as Is and where Is" Repairs to Refrigerators _ 0o you require extra Board Room. For Information at the Ministry of Highways Freezers, Washers, Dryers, 36. For Hire Yard, Terrace, B.C.: Phone Joe at 635-5419 (ctf) And Ranges For Sale or Rent; 1968 ~ ton pickup. Phone 638. storage epaoo spaoe? u 3 Bedroom house~ Located near 12/3 (c.0,9) (ctf) Piano Tuning by appointment 1969 International 1/3 ton panel n m | i downtown. Available at math Kltimat Toastmistress clu! only, reasonable rates. Phone truck, Model V.384, Reference meets the second and fourth 635-4080 (C-9,11,14,16,19,) end. Phone 635.3740. (C.9-181. For Sale: Wednesday of every month Reflexology by Pearl. Call 635. 1973 Mazda pick up long range S.4023 3854. (.~ F.7,14,21,28) .... , ----~ full tank 50,000 miles. Phone AVAlUJLf IMMEDIATELY from 8.10 p.m. In the Nechako To vlow of for further In. library. 'The Toastmletress 37. Pets Owner leaving soon. prlcedt(~ 635.6637 after 5 p.m. (P. sell. A cozy 3 bedroom, 7,8,9,10,111 formation; contact the District program Is really varied to Highways Manger, Ministry of meet a wide range of Interests, 19. Help Wanted For Sale: modernly built home In Thor. Welsh Pony 7.8 years old, with nhlll. Features a lovely mural For Sale: 1973 GMC'/: ten 4x4. Highways, Terrace, B.C. Heated premises and no prevlou~ experience Is Rim Forest Products requires: In living room - fireplace . License and registration are not needed to loin. If you are In. head saw filer, applicants or without saddle and bridle dining room with patio doors • Needs some work, call 6,~.160S good chllds horse. 635.6637after Included. terosted In sealer conversation, should be certified flier with sundock • lots of kitchen cup. after S p.m. (c.4.141 Offers must be accompanied by Regularly patrolled conducting a good meeting , supervisory experience. This Is S:00 p.m. or weekends. )p. hoards, attractive bathroom 7,8,9,10,11 ) a certified cheque or money making a speech, or simply a salaried position. Circular workshop - laundry room. 1971 Transom 400 cu. In. P.S., order made payable to the Improving your communication saw filer, experienced saw flier This le00 sq. ft. home slto o, P.B., 4 apeed. Excellent con- 39. Boats & Engines two-thirds acres. Furnlsbed o~ Minister of Finance for 10 per 0entrally Iooatud Ikllll; teaching, trslnlng and required-preferably wltl unturnlshod. Taxes ~1.00 only dltlon. Phone 635.4470 after 6 cent of the bid. if the successful evelutalon are offered In a certification. Pay Is union Swamp boat powered by sere For view phone after 4:30 p.m. p.m'. (p.6.9) bidder subsequently withdraws friendly, relaxed atmosphere. scale. Apply In writing to.The at 635.3986. his offer, the 10 percent You are cardinally Invited to Manager, Rim Forest Products, plane motor. Apply V~ mile Reasonable rates south of Ole's Place. (P.9o10) (E, Frl.) payment shall be liable to affendeny moating to see how 20 Powell Road, R.R. 1 South .... 76 HONDA CIVIC forfeiture. the program works. For more Hazelton, B.C. V0J 1Y0. Phone For Sale: Four bedroom houk with un "HATcHBACK" The highest or any offer will not informotlon please cell 632.6345. 642-5266 necessarily be accepted but the 0ALL 636-6367 The next meeting Is Oct. 12. 1973 24' Flberform cabin finished basement on S acres of Experienced married her cruiser. C.B. depth sounder, land. Across from N.W.C.~. Featuringi Low milesge, AM. bearer of a successful bid will sdman for eight head Holstein compass, 2 heaters Ilfl Jackets, alsowerkshop60' x~0'wldem,d FM, In dash stereo, tape deck, be requlred to pay the 7 per cent F0H FURTHER DETAILS Order of the Royal Purple. Herd In B.C. Interior. S.S. Tax. Novelty bake sale Saturday Stove sleeps six all white with 20' high. On 12.5 acres, V= mile radial tires, clock, roof rack, References essential. Write red Interior. Asia Ihcludod 1976 from city Llmlto. For more console, many ether options. MONDAY TO FRIDAY Nov. 19 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Elks Eagle River Farm, R.R. 1 A.W. Charlton, Chairman hell corner of Sparksend Park. Tandum Trailer can be viewed Information phone Houston 845. Get economy with good gas Slcamous, B.C. V0E 2VO In Terrace.Call collect 633.2421 2928 or write to Box 580. (p-Oct mllsagel Phene 638.1449after 5 Purchasing Commission, ask for BILL Donuts and coffee SO cants. Parliament Buildings, Welner pigs for sale. Call 635. Nass Camp any time (C- 14) p.m. (c-2.9) (ctf.Nov.19) I II Victoria, B.C. 2103. M & F). 7,6,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,) +

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THE HERALD, Friday, October 14, 77, page 11 Uranium price-fixing •'Cartel hush ended Hormone experts win Nobels OITAWA (CP) -- The information to other Changes were n~ade in the STOCKHOLM (AP) -- the number of U.S. prize The New York-born discovery," Dr. Yalow told the foundations ) modern federal___.,.., government...... ,.,__ ,~._,has ~ riedictions...... , s uch as the Atomic Energy Control Three Americans, pionee~ winners in this year's mother of two children won a news conference Thur- hypothalamic re., arch,' or amenut~m .;-c~u~,uu. u mt umu~l ~tates. Board re~ulatinn~ tn :m.thes~dyofhor~n, onesand competition so far. The half the $145,-000 award for sday. Radioimmunoassay is research o~ the JAq~V~la~,~...... • ,ta,~ mmSousSlnn ~ val v&^. uo me_ - --,, ...... prize for economics will be • research in endocrinology, a technique for measuring hypothelmus gl~ ,d in the ....--| ..... |I*~ fix I ..... |'A1 Tnel sources said the prevent companies from Heir enacts on the human urm.-.,...... ~.~-~. ~-,~,;" ~' was .~o ~"~.~:-.',+o~.;, federal cabinet made the supplying information• . to the body, won the 1977 Nobel announced today. . the study of glands and the various substances in the human body, tb institute m w.,~ ...... m -~...... -,...... U S. "^urts prize for medicine Thur- Dr. Yalow, ~ 56, of the hormones they produce, and body, including 'hormones, said. . member in the early 1970s. ,-...,.~ u~r~ a znursoay "~" " ' • - sda . Veterans Administration for development of radio- viruses, vitamias and drugs. Peptides are the •sue- •_ ...... , ..... ~...,:~ meeung. ,owever, last summer ~e award went to dootors Hespitalin ThelBronx:N•Y•, immanoazsays of peptide The other half of the 1977 stanc'es built up b chains, of • "£'ne ...... , Rosalyn Yalow, Roger is the second woman to win hormones, prize for medicine was amino acids. ~ any nor- ThTu~esdarYe~ugP:iion, being i_Is.o~gg~%~eantoul~s~= MPr~pgr?oSirve yC?~.~[V2ctiov: Guillemin and Andrew the medicine'prize, and the "This was pioneering ~ared by Gulilemin, 53, Hones in the b~ b.el.ong.to challenged in the Ontario fall of 1976 alter a U.S...... ~o+.~ +. +~o ~ ...... Schaliy, and brought to.five. first in three decades, work of the harshest level. It dean of the Sulk Institute in this group, produ ecl by me

Supreme Court by ssx mpany, Westinghouse n,o, ,~,o .o.,,~oa,,..I .... ' 'ItW.I.." " -i~ ~ hadenormouslmpaet,"said San Diego, Calif., and thyroid glan, the Prngresswe• Conservative El ectric Corp., cSarged =,~,,,,,...... mee ...... a, ...... ; ....~,, ~- IV1111T. "P1 1[£~PO the awarding faculty, the Schally, 50, of the Veterans parathyroid glan s, the hy- MPs, has been relaxed to luring a U.S. court action honda+-+' of doc,,mon+- +- ~.v.ffi.-~---=-vL,~J.j Jk t,4..L%vJ.~ Royal Caroline mstitute oz Administration_ Hospital in pophysis, the ph ..end, the allow discussion of the mat a cartel had+ been ~.. ~-+ ..... " Medicine in Stockholm. New orleans, La. gasiro-intestinal ract ana cartel in Canada, but to formed to force world "I~e"'com-lainedp m,s"' "~'w~ m • -- Dr• Gerry T• Cori shared In independent research other tissues. m~intsdn a ban on shipping uranium prices upward, violated hisprivilages as a d"bi'lT'~ t" I 1 t'l,'J- ~ the Nobel tbr medicine with over the past two decades, Guillemin, rea, :ed at his " • 1 1 member of Parliament and .LAJL q~,~J£J.J..LJ.~/ts ' her husband, Carl, in 1947 the French-born Guillemin home in the , ..n Diego I"RIP %V1// . demanded the government BRASILIA (AP)- The through the UN General for their research on car- and the Polish-burn Sehali~,, suburb of La Jell , said his --. ~,~.~. v v-~.L..- withdraw the measure, firin~ .of Army Minister Assembly two veers ago bohydrate metabolism and arrived at similar results m research has "i~ placations • j • Later he, party leader Joe Sylvw Frota has brought with Communis[ becking e~ymes, competitive studies of in the field of diabetes, T.rT~ ~iO'd:ii11,1 Clark and four other Con- into the open a serious Frota also accused the I will not be modest. I pept~de hormone production population contr i and in- tryv j again~,~,.L~.~ . servative MPs began a conflict among the military ~overnment of "criminal think radioimmtmoassaY of the brain. |e~fility." men ruling Brazil, South ~omnlacencv with Corn- has been a very important Their conclusions "laid A Briton nd two America's largest country. munTst infiltration and ..,..., . _ .~ , Ame.ricaos s.har I in the President Ernesto Geisel leftist propaganda which is At' lc, on p hymcs pr:ze awarae ~ dismissed Frota on Wed- supported in the daily press, BIA.JJ.(A.~L~.£h. :k Afrl,L JLJLJ. £~JC£J.£ t.ue~ayxor rese~ cn on ~of nesday, saying he acted for in the univers..ities',a,ndinthe . electronic str~ :ture o personal rather than government ~tself. And he 1 ..- J , 1 magnetic and isordered b" f i systems The , :nericans political reasons. ld for support roe the mau:,r1 ader nerehere . Frota said the president business community by . . - ~e Joim...Van Vl ok, _78,h?sx told him he could no longer accusing the government of OTI~AWA(CP) -- JesnUa member of the tom- ~arvaru univers y anu m work with him, and cited a "process of . state Nkomo, a key' figure in the moawsal~ and the UN, the former stude~ ,.. Ph!lip reports of the army domination,, of the' national Bhedesian political"" dispute,' 60-year-old Nkomo said• _An.derson, ~,.ot .~nn.ceton m ec'n egi 11 economy, arrived here Tuesday hight "We are on this nlanet ~ university anct ~ I t,auora- service criticizing the Frota's candidacy for TO carry the message of l~s gether" r " -- ~n'_es. They will ~hare the government. But the president received a boost black nationalist group m • ~lab,-UUO pnys :s przze resYu~ through radio re- ¢~inhard family, all ..Without measures to dismissal was generally recently" when a group of Canadian, leaders and the .Th.e~ront.had.i~. ste.ry, to equ .all~ wi.th .Sh"~ ~v'.dlMe!t, ports at the world weather hot air beiloon entht~|asis, mwae wna.c was £etc o~, me viewed as an attempt to politiclans in • the pro- Canadian public, teuln me uN ano me uritisn 7z, oi uamoriage m:verm~y centre. . had worked two years with worm marxF and .to x.eep undermine Frota's chances government ARENA party Nkomo, co-leader with had theirs and the differing in England. _ Reinhard, 47, and Steph- the Stephensons in pnc~. up, me worla.pnoe to succeed Geisel as formed an informal earn- Robert Mugabe of the views would I~.. debated .Amn.e.s~. In! mational~ eason,44, both of Colorado preparation for the flight, wom.o nave tauen nemw president in 1979. paign committee for him Zimbabwe'Palriotic Front, there, Nkomo. saia• ...~ me•ur:.usn-Dasea :reu~.cna~ Springs, Colo., were plucked "We didn't feel that it was pr.oaucuon cost ~orclng Geisel is believed to favor and made speeches in said in a brief interview at Jamieson .has sam me see.Kszresoom ~ ' po£mcm uninjured from the sea a failm~e, '' said Mrs. n~_es to e~ese. . . Gen. Jeao Baptista Congress urginghimforthe Ottawa International Air, AngloAmer:can .plan for pr:soners, won the 1977 about 50 kilometres east of Reinhard. "We're really .'r.ne g overnmen~ also Fif~ueiredo, the 59-year-old succession. That was pert that he believes "there transition is cne only peace prize. here by the Canadian Coast proud of them. It was a eemes ]m act)ons sent chief of the national- believed to have led to his can be a negotiated set- propo_s_al which can settle The 1977 p ze four Guard ship Prove Wailis. might, effort ,.. we~i do it ~amum... _ pnc~ ._ intelligence service. ' dismissal• , tlement to Rhodesian the dispute without blood- literature went ~, Spanish The 25-metre-high craft again, sx~yr,oc.~.euna,.sa.ymg the Frota, 97, issued a Frota is also believed to problems, shed. The patriotic front has poet Vincente t eixandre. bed taken off from Bar Ed Yost of Sioux Falls, paces m.o not negm..tO rise statement accusing the have considerable support But he indicated the front differed with some aspects Harbor, Me., Monday on S.D., who achieved the oramat.z.ca~.~y unt, after president ofahandoning the in the army high command, remains dissatisfied with of th.e An.glo-Ame~can plan. LOS ANGELE: (AP) -- what was expected to be a longest balloon flight before .wurmo~ prices quaurup~on anti-Communist goals of the but it is not knownyet how the British and U.S. plan for ux damieson s view, Domestic film re~ als from 4,800-kilometer, five-day ditching off the Azores a m x~. .. . 1964 military revolution and strong that support is. transition to black majority Nkomo said! .... the science-fictio feature trip across the Atlantic. yehr ago, designed .3ue tonservauv~ enarge said "Communist in- Although the president will rule in Rhodesia, called _ "I. know .me proolem, I Star Wars have p ~sed $100 Unexpected strong south- Reinhard'a balloon and t.n.e ..government. par- filtration" has reached into be elected by Congress, Zimhabweby the nationalist don't nave to convince hhn. million, 20th Ce tory-Fox which is dominated ~by the groups. He may not be aware of Film Corp. has a nounced. erly winds drove them off acted as instructor, uczpau.on m me carte) may the government itself. • ~ " o ~.o::rso and finally forced ' nave we]area tonera~ anu- He cited Brazil's ab- ARENAparty, themanthey N'~omo, a guest of the wHat.Ira aware o...... DanEs Stanfiil, :he corn- ~e~n down " n " ~ .. , combines legislation. They stention from a vote in the elect can only take office if Canadian Labor Congress . ,aspca wnemer ne mmKs pony's chairman, md Alan The Provo Wallis took. I~f/./.ORT./.n.o ~t'l also esy companies involved Organization of American he is approved by the!army. (CLC), is here on a private t ...... Ladd Jr., its presi ent, said o~,,o,a ,~,, ~0 ~ -range .,..Palestine wv..,v,,,,. ,,v ,i were assured by Ottawa States (OAS) on the return There was no immediate visit to meet External At- proposal can stm De me this week th; ~ total ~u~d'~llo"w"~o~dol'abut t~ - • , ., , that their participation of Cuba to the OAS, the reaction from Frota's fairs Minister Don .basis of. a. settlement, domestic box offic receipts balloon wa~lest A Soviet i~ 7YJ~,[II~IO~[ would not lead to action government's speedy recng- congressional supporters to Jamieson, opposition party NKomore.luseu togo neyono from Star Wars through fishing vessel" reported bet1~, included~,~,~,o~,~,u, und,.~.er.the,Combi_nesA.c.t, nition of the Communist- his dismissal. Members of leaders, government of- the ;rent's 2crmal response Sunday were $1 ~,666,858. sighting" it" flymg" toward ~,~. . uuc+;..u,,~..uw uxc backed government of the opposition Brazilian ficials and trade union TO ~e plan in eany ~ew The share rec ived by ~o..~m,.mo.~..,eh,,,~a=,, JERUSALEM (Reuter)-- bsmg mvestigated by the Angola and Brazil's support Democratic Movement leaders• He also will speak temper. . .. 20th Century, knm ~ as film "'~,~,'"~o"~,'~,':~" :,,,,,-"=,,"~ A three-tier coherence on consumer and corporate of the anti-Zionist resolution accused Geisel of ~inept at several public meetings .Nkomowas we~comea ny. rentals, was more ban $I00 4VMO. llk~+Ulll~l&~• I~I~k~VlIIIIIM ~umeqlltJJt ~.aa+5~qJ----&. pmac©.... ~ was auawsaeII • ~ arunent. . which the Arabs pushed handling of ..the succession, in~: Ottawa, Mon~reaz, a nanann o.t supporm~ an~ million, they said. ~.~ ~- +the anxious ~ours after : • ~,~, v,.o.~ o,,,a ,ha~ P F " ' L ' .Thfl presid"e~.tn~mled,Gen.., T.0~onto,.,and_,,. Vancouver CLC officiam. The ut, u saia The impact of .' ar Wars> eemannoBelfortBethlem,~ during.his 12-day stay. : Nkom.o was invited.to receipts will ~e fe!t =ommander of the 3rd Canada has an tEl)errant Canaaa oy mrm.er t;~u primarily in the c mpany s Hijackers army, TO replace Fro~ as role to play in ras.olvm~.the president Joe Morns ear,er current third luarter, relayed from a=r t n ' •army minister. ~ Rhedesian struggle as it m a His year. Stanfill added. ships m the v:cinity, but ,m,,_.,~,,, .,,.~+ they had 'no dlroct contact ...... ane wi~ them. Aaorossmga aeoatem me .. German p] Dayan said the first s~ge LARNACA, Cyprus (.AP) ~ave no details. .of,:the. ¢.~ • : ' " ' ' +" ' J [ " + 60. Tenders • would be an opanmg ' -- one Or more nijacxers nut police ana m,-mry. , m. • / ,+;-,.~mnni.lmmntnnnt~PJidea +d~n~andin~ the "release of wereposted at'the.seas:de : . ~: ...... ~+ " " ...... '" t0f .ATTEND' by a unified Arab delegation all comrades detain, in mrport two n~es web ' ' --U [ I • Offers for Vehicles i .... n c 1 u d West German prisons" this port eiW•: :: ..I " .... " ' " " [ -- : " m ' Arabs: ' 'seized a Lufthansa airliner InRomeUze man moughc -[- L] [ Offers: Plainly marred on the envelope "Offer on P.T. on,103" After that, the conference with 92 persons aboard at• the time to be..a sine : I HE[- I J . CH, ' RCH will be received bY 1 the ul~- would split into two-sided Thursday. and diverted )t m3ac~er was sam:~o _ d .. __ ,- . f~ . • darslgned on an Individual or lot w0rklng groups in which first to,omeanumen to ~me~ w~n..., i~_.., m_ro r'~l ~- V it' ' ,' I:: basis up to 3:00 p.m., October Israel would negouaze ~,~prus. .,~.,,,~-,, ..... u w .... OFYOUR~/ / k, CHO CE 20, 1977, for the following which ~nnrnl~lv on ~ce treaties ,m.o n,.o;.,, ~.~v hHncked Walter Mohammed and as may or may not be complete, •~'k~t, ~a, Jordan af~ l~'~v~ "~h'~ "§~nish "I~..ato~i:: ~ __ __. --- ...... and located "as Is and where Is" and Lebanon. island of Ma]l-orca on a flight nationality _aria _.e_xa_~, l I-| II' l J b : ~ I r at the Ministry of Highways q~h~ third fist would be fl in l~l~onb,f,,mt wag r~fne|ed purpose were nora reve~,eu. / HIS/I I , SUNDAY~ l "Yard, Hazelton, B.C.: l~-cr ¥orki~'group corn: ~ Rom~"b~f'~re'~ead=mg-+or ,.P~)l~e_nS.~orl°~redwthve rising Israel; Jordan, Lnrnaea airnort in the pmueuau 1970 International 4.ton Dump ~t and the Palastinian Gr~'l~ section~f Cvnrus at Rome's international • with Cab, Chassis & Box, Model • ~,,, ~^ ,u,,,,oo t~,, future .... ~. . " . airport, • and negotiators 1700 ,i,.,,. ,, ,..-.-.,-...- _ .. "z'ne plane . mnueo at lried unsuecessfull,, to (box lift cylinder missing). w.,of the n...~...r Gaza ~mp ,he ann-~ordan me ' Larnaca• afar th. e..yp..rus C convince the man to re'ease Reference 5.4196. -_~, ~ ~" .."' - -. ' ~overnment llf[eo ItS mmal ,i...... ,~,,,, ~orO,.O bean ~ uayan sag me wormng. ~;,;,~;,,t,onmthemterest,¢ ...... • "~" "" "" allOWea to laKe OIL ; 1969 Fargo ~.ton 6.man Crew paper .m.c!u_ded .another thesa'~--~etyof the passengers A~ nolice said the hi- _ ...... ---- UPLANDS • .ALVATIO N Cab, Model D200 t~.e~p:f~?e~a~eS~so~ and crew. ' . jac~ou~ided nervous and .meal;IN UI +lid PEMTECO ITAL Reference S.37g0 ...... - • • Police at Rome an'pors told them his only purposein "'"""-----.-,- ARMY -- 0 be discussed m I~ Rlver Drlve . Cur. Sparksa Ceith .re=fM~ng.~e~oto.,;m *ore. v~-t believed at first that they coming to Rome was to terrace, B.C. CHURCH 4637 Welsh To view or for further In- Pastor: °~"""+.. k~ ...... o,,ood. United" ...... were uealzng with one reluel." " Captain: Bill Young formation contact the Mechenlc w ,,~ -e .... , ..... 1 t r Foreman, Ministry of High- Nations l~e~elmu~i~n~eP~d ~3a~e~lys~seoYf Seaicdord.~s thpeoP:l~tol°ft~oweerPla~ate tooled ~n~;LwWp:~;p ,,.00e 'm. Pastor D.K' Halo 63s.gs. ways, Hazelton, B.C,, teleplmme 338 8houl .... Corar of Halliwall 9:45 Sunday School Sunday School 9:45 ].m. 842-5555.. ~t~[ negotiation at Geneva; taken from conversations.point in the conversation Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. arid N•Thomas 11:00 Morning Workshop Morning Worship 1 00 a.m. Llcencea and registration s are with the plane indicated that he would have to take Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 Evening Servl.ces the terms of reference 10:00 a•m. Bible Teaching Mon. Cottage meeting 7:30 not Included. which applied at the last there might be two off even if Italian authorities Sunday School 10a.m. Offers must be accompanied by hijackers on board, tried TO block the plane. Sunday School Wed. Home league 7:30 CHRISTI ILH Middle East conference in 11:00 a•m. Morning Worship 5at. Youth group 7:30 a certified cheque or money Geneva in 1973 should still "We believe there were Police said the plane took off order made payable to the two different voices," said suddenly, without au- .. dr+, , Service phone REIFOR& El) apply unless all parties 7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible Captain or Mrs. Bill Young. CHURC Mlnlsterof Flnancefor 10percent to change them. Alfi Lombardo, of the air- thoriza(ion. of the bid. If the successful .~inkrt security staff• "We Rome airport sources said S AVVH'W'S Study bidder subsequently withdraws These points mean, Dayan Weds. they are dangerous eight passengers on the 8:00 p,m• Home Bible Studies IVAN@ELICAL Sparks St, at Stra, ne Ave. his offer, the 10 percent said, that Israel woma not and well-prepared judging plane were members of a Rev. Arthur Hellem n 635.2621 payment shall be liable to ngn}e_ to a total return to the A~lllcen Church of Canada from the icy tone of their Spanish air crew on their "You are Weloomeat FREE CHURCH forfeiture. borders existtngbeforo the 4726 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace Sunday School- Terr ce 10 a.m. 1967 A~ab-lsrae-li war, that voices and their com- way f7,m Mallorca to The highest or any offer will not mends." Frankfurt. Most of the Rewlmnce Stephens • 63S.$855 Uplands" Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks St. Sunday School- Ren , 2:30 p.m. nocesssrlly be accepted, but the the Palestine Liberation Rev. W.H.Tatum 11:00 a.m. Worship ervlce bearer of a successful bid will He said a hijacker others were West German noloanization (PL0) would threatened to blow up the vacationers returning from Church: 635-9019 UNITED 33m Sparks Streat63S.5115 S:O0 p.m. Worship -' rvlce be roqulred to pay the 7 percent be represented a~ plane at one point when Mallorca, a Lufthansa KNOX S,S. Tax, Geneva and that Israe Chvrch Service I0 a.rn'. CNURCN +:45 .Sunday School would not agree to a lhere was a delay on the sPOkesman in Frankfurt Sunday School 10a.m. 11:00 Morning Workshop TAI)ERNI kCLII A,W, Charlton, Chairman Palesflnian state. tarmac after refueling. said. 7:15 Evening Services Purchasing Commission The working paper, put There was speculation the In addition to the 86 4647 Lazelle, re. Parliament Buildings, hijacking was linked with ssengers and the 4907 Lazelle Ave• Pastor M• Ker ;edy together last week between Minister Rev. Dave Mirtyn Victoria, B.C. by Dayan, President Carter the terrorist kidnapping of acker, the plane carried a MENNONITE Office 635.2434 Hon ) 635.5336 and U.S. State Secretary_ West German industrialist crew of five, the spokesman BRiTHREN Hanna Martin Scldeyer. He said. Sunday School Sunday School 10:(X a•m, 611. Legal Cyrus Vance, was approved Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m. CHURCH Morning Worship 1" 00 a,m. by the Israeli cabinet was abducted nearly six The hijacker pulled out a weeks ago by members of gun as the plane flew over Under 12 11:00 a,m• Sunday Evening 7:1 p.m. Tuesday night. Worship service 11:00 a.m, 3406 Eby Street Phone 635.3015 Notice of Application the Red Army Faction, a the French Riviera, and Blble Study Wed, 7:0 p.m. Arab governments have Pastor Dwayne Barkman Youth Night Thurs 7:30 p.m for Change of Name yet to comment oon the West German terrorisl ordered that the plane be Sunday School 10:00 am group, which demanded taken to Rome, police said. Family Worship Service 11:00 working paper. release of 11 jailed They said they .tried TO NOTICE Ishereby given that TERRACE a.m. LUTHER kR an application will be made to comrades, $478,000 in ran- convince the man the CHRIS r the Director of Vital Statistics~ NEW YORK (Reuter) -- som and safe passage out of weather was too bad to fly ALLIANCE for a change of name, pursuant Playboy magazine has pub- Germany. on to Cyprus, but he broke CHURCH CHUM( II • totheprovlslonsofthe'Chan" ' lished three pages of n.ede. The terrorists have com- off communications and the SACRED HEART Cur. Sparks St. & P rk Ave. geof Name Ad.," by me::lda.. photographs of Ruooxx plained in letters to lane took off a short time Pastor Roy Taylor •PARISH Mar ann na Trelen~erg ov z/U~l Nureyev, calling .~em a European newspapers that ter. ., Rev. Rolf Nosterue ,35.5882 South Eby St. In' Terrace, In the The German governmenti PHIl 4130 Straume Ave• Terrace• Mornlna Service • I1 a.m. great leap forwara mr the the West German govern- Sunday 9:45. Bible School Phone:635-2313. Province of British Columbia, Russian-born ballet star. ment was stalling on their • had requested that the plane Church School. 9 t5 a.m. 11:00 a.m. • Morning Worship Sunday Masses as follows: The photes are stills from demands• ' be delayed as long as 7:1S p.m. Evening Service Sunday School, Co *lrmatlon To change my name from Ida + Wed. 7:30 p.m. • Bible Study & 8:15 a.m. 1h30 a.m. a coming film starring Cypriot authorities said possible in Rome to find out 10:15 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Youth and Adult C sses Marlannlna Trelenberg to Edith Nureyev as the silent they put into effect a more about the motives for Prayer Marie Trelonberg. screen's greatest lover, "prearranged plan for a the hijacking, police and Dated this 8th day of October, situation such as this." They airport sources said. A.D., 1977. Rudolph V~lentino, i 'h

PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Friday, October 14, 1977 On the lighter side

The Wizard of Id byBrant parker and Johnny hart Your Individual Horoscope P® FrancesDrake ""~1~" ROR ~'r (_..~RDUPre-, 14OLD~N~ FORFRIDAY, perspective. Continue to aim fo high goals. Your adeptnes~ OCTOBER14, 1977 know-how and intuition shoul, be potent now. SAGITrARIUS ~@ (Nov. 23 to Dee. 21) ARIES U..~Z If pressed for time, you nm] (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) IF~ overlook vitally importaw Job matters may prove more details. Be alert to this, sine( Don't Marry Just strenuous then usual; but stone carelessness could caus~ delightful news from an old needless errors, friend will "make" your day. CAPRICORN 1~ To Please Friends TAu.us ~:JF (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) (Apr. 21 to May21) Stellar influences should by' Addison Curb emotions and do not let inspire top-flight efforts. By Abigail Van Buren Bonar's ,1rk © 1977 by The Chicago Trlbune.N.Y.News Synd. Inc, sympathy for one cause blind Especial.ly favored: F you to the attributes of another. educational projects, family 3 [ .~ ~ ~. ~z ~p~,~ ~ Take care of undertaUogs in concerns, community interests, HA'i'G "I~E | RUM POW~I I POIFJ~ A LOT OF l TO CJ4E~;F~ HI~ , l order,- but ~thout anxiety. health programs. +DEAR ABBY: I have been divorced for eight years and I P-UNNIN~ / N~F.~CAL ~EP,.I AQUARIUS have no desire to marry again. I've been keenin~ comnanv (May 22 to June 21) H (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ~,==~ wzth a fine gentleman for three years. He s also divorced. Mixed influences. Your ef- Uranus influences +not too We have marvelous times together, going to the theater, forts my not show immediate friendly. Avoid getting in over • dinner, playing backgammon and beating. returns. They will, however, your head -- espedally where .He would marry me if I wanted him to, but I believe that strengthen your current status. you happen to be on unfandliar when two people live together, they grow tired of each Stress accuracy, precision. ground. .. . other. We care for each other, but there are times when we C,NCER like to go our separate ways. (June 22 to July 23) (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) I don't recommend this lifestyle for the young or for There may be more than one Excellent Neptune in- those with young children, but our children are grown, and way to achieve your goal, so fluences! New trends may we are both in our middle 50s and quite set in otir ways. keep eyes and ears open. result in an agreement, where ch~r: Re problem: Many of our friends and especially our Generally speaking, the strong there was oply opposition en geep urging us to get married. Why should we and decisive try will pay off. before. Do make the most of marry just to please other people? I enjoy privacy and eo LEO such fine opportunity. does be, and there are times when you don't want any;one (July 24 to ~ug. 23) ~ arouna. Noc even the one you love• I would appreciato your B.C. johnny hart &s the week draws to a close, YOU BOI~ TODAY: The opinion on this. Also anyone else's. prepare to revive depleted Ubran's outstanding traits are NO COMPLAINTS r ~ energies, dwindling resources. fair-mindedness, gmeroslty; ~C:) AHEAD, RUN OFF ,, Rekindle an optimistic outlook DEAR NO. If you're satisfied, and he's satisfied, ...du.r C:~N'T F..XF'~T" ~e ""PgoVO~AliVE ,%tlfR~-eV" 1 creativity and fearlessness in mMntaln the status quo. Of all the reasons to marry, toward the future. defending the rights of others. (TI-{"FROVOCATIV~ ~JAII{LF_.Y, "TO ~ tt~g~ WHF_.N TH~ because other people think you "ought to" is the poorest You are steadfast in your aims FLIN~ I@ OVE~/ (Aug. ~4 to .~ept. ~.3) and determined in your climb DEAR ABBY: My mother-in-law is a kind, sweet lad) Mixed influences. Be prompt toward success, but must be and I love her dearly, but she is so superstitious she to reject unethical, or even careful not to overtax yourscff. sometimes gets on my nerves. She is always telling ms not slightly questionable, schemes. Artistically, you are extremely "to do this or that because it's '~oad luck" She's eonstAn#Jv Too much is at stake; ~ much versatile and could succeed ~ a im~ on won,t., biting her tongue, spitting three times can get out of hand. writer, painter, musician or "ann carowing salt over her shoulder. uB~ ~4~ interior decorator. On the ,. I'h~ve .never been superstitious, and I don't enjoy (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) professional score, your ~m~nmg to tha~ kind of junk. In my opinion, it's ridiculous Not a good day for finances. overwhelming sympathy for ann ignorant. I don t want my children taught There's a tendency to "throw your fellowman makes you a superstitions, but if I tell the~p not to pay any attention to good money after bad." Avoid! potentially fine physician and Grandma they might lose respect for her. They re still too Rather, cut losses ruthlessly. your objective tldnldag and young to know the difference between superstition and sco lo impartinli~ fit you for the fact. (eel 24 to Nov. 22) judiciary or statesmanship. How can I tactfully handle this situationYiRR~TATED------Hagar tL+e Horrible by Dik Browne Do not let a personal disap- Birthdate of: Gen. Dwight D. pointment mar your overall Eiscnhewer, 34th Pres., U.S.A. +DEAR IRRITATED: Tell Grandma (nicely) that you don't Wknt your cldldren to believe In superstitions :Rlid Easyto Sew ~u'd appredato her cooperation. Then YOU iezpla~i,~ FIAel4'.T ~Ot~l BEE:P,[ P'~"~ Dashing! your children that superstitions ere stories based on fairy ,~E:. ~IN~ A LOT OF: I tales--net facts. Printed Pattern Printed Pattern THAT O'P_.ST I2, .r-.J 'Y'E5 DEAR ABBY: A good friend of ours lost her husband suddenly three years ago at which time she moved into the home of her married daughter. She's been there ever since. This friend is now over her mourning, is working part-time and is in good health. Several of us friends have observed that her presence in her daughter's home is detrimental tb her marriage. The mother has convinced herself that she is '~zeeded," but it's obvious to everyone (b~t her) that she's not. thHow do you toll someone, whom you don't want to offend at she should be moving on? Or should we just butt out? • ' TICKLISH SITUATION by Gar Trudeau DEAR TICKLISH: The word from here is to butt out. Doonesbury i DEAR ABBY: This may sound trivial to you, but it has caused quite a few arguments at our house• ~x~ ~ .z21.~ I ~ I ~N,¢.~S ~g AT V/K/~5 I I have been raised to clean up after myself, but my ,~c~z~'~ ~,,to,~vr~l ~1 ,~/~m~Y/~p,~,mvr~ I III ~y~.~rrT~t.,trurneao~:~:,ll Ill ~T~ II husband hasn't. His mother did everything for him, _~_~__E*~:~'f._~ ~.~_.~0.~_'1 ~1Ze..<~(We ~e~.,~'~,~F- I III CO,~P~y,o~e~.y,,e,,tf,,~ ~11 nil e~ee~f.e? ~~ II including washing hie hair. The big fight is over his leaving i:~<~/~ ~HATMO/~ I El F~w~/rz.YY~.~,ANP77YAT nl MO~TO/Y~'~N.4~ o • APosrr/oN the bathtub dirty for me to clean. Abby, I find this II ++,,++, revolting, but if he refuses to do it then I have to, which is Nil Itl o II the way it's been lately• I agreed to wash out the tub after him until we hear from you. He said he would go by your decision. He says if I loved him, I'd do it. I say if he loved ME, he wouldn't ask me to. Who is right? HIS WIFE DEAR WIFE: The word from here is that every man, woman and child able to bathe without assistance should clean the tub after himself.

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