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1 ~,. LEt;[.: L. : L.'~;.-. t", PARL:~J" ~:..., VC'CF,2:,, ~.:., ' ~..~lp. 77/78 6]. TERRACE-KTMAT / RUPERT STEEL & SKVAGE LTD. COPPER ALL METALS wo buy ON. - SAT. BRASS & BATTERES OPEN TL 5 p.m. Locaton Seal Cove Phone 624-HH Volume?Z No. Z~M THEY'RE TOLD Get fshery talkmovng OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadan and Unted States fsheres negotators have. bem~ ordered to complete talks by the end of ths year n an attempt to end a lengtl~ fsh war that has banned neghborng fshermen from each other's waters. External Affars Mnster Don Jameaon sad at a news Refugees drowned conference Wednesday tha he and U.S. State Secretory Cyrus Vance are "qute satsfed, as a result of talks that went on today that we can make sgnfcant progress on a fsheres ngreemont." Jamuson ndcated arbtratee of the dspute s stll a possblty, but expressed optmsm a Jont settlement can be reached, Canadan Commercal fshermen were barred from U.S. waters and U.S. ~ e n from Canadan waters when Canada suspended an nterm fshng KUAfA TRENGGANU, egrnemantths summer. Malaysa (AP)- A wooden The agreement had been fshng boat crammed wth devsed as a temporary Vlemm~ref~emeankn m~asure whle negotators rough sena Wednesday after :., ' ',~ work oat a long.term lug dened permsson to.tes and martme' land here and at a refugee boundary soluton But u 20C, # Thursday, November 23, 1078 $ " ' TO LABOR VANCOUVER (CP) -- The labor movement "had better smarten up poltcally before t s too late," Dave Barrett, flamboyant leader of the Brtsh Columba New Democratc Party, sad Wednesday. Unon members wll be the authors of ther own destructon f they stay out of poltes and permt the reelecton of the Socal Credt government n B.C,, Barrett sad n a lvely speech to the B.C. Federaton of Labor's annual conventon. Barrett sad he s convnced Socal Credt wll brng n sncalled rght.towork legslaton f t s reelected. Rght-to-work laws, n effect n several of the Unted States, ontaw close unon shops. No such laws are n effect n Canada. Labor delegates gave Barrett a Standng ovaton and passed a polcy statement reaffrmng ther support of the NDP. However, both canddates for the leadershp of the 250,000-member federaton, sad the labor movement must always reserve the rght to crtcze what t feels are ncorrect NDP polces. Bob Donnelly of the Tale- /~l communcaton Workers sland. More than 200 ap- Ottawa contended the U.S. mtly drowned n the new was not fulfllng all the star for the "boat terms of the agreement.,ae~pe~le"~' gedy came as Ms- Earler, the two leaders laysla, Jammed wth more sgned a new Great Lakes water qualty agreement than 45,000 re/ugecs from tghtenng polluton controls ndechna, was bn~ at and announced plans for hflflng more. talks on an ar polluton Malaysan authortes sad agreement. there were 51 survvors from Wednesday's dsaster. Vance and Jameson also Sm'vvors sad the vassal reaffrmed support for the. emtsned 254 refugees n- $12-blon natural gas eludng 60 weaken and 50 ppelne from Alaska to the chldren, lower 48 states....:'~"::~~: "~ '~ Murcle:'r attempt " )/:/ Unon and Jm Klnnard of ~ ' ~ the nternatonal Brotherhood of Electrcal nets f ve yees=.., Workers are computng for thesupportof the,00odele." PRNCE GEf, z(g~, B.R.o pre'm~l-tat~'act calctdat~l" gates. Elect~m are Frday. A 22-yesr ~.~ man towards takng another As Barrett fnshed hs speech, a delegate sad he only votes NDP because "t s the lesser of three evls." Barrett laughed and then clowned wth a woman who told hm she voted Socal who told hs vc:,:~ to "de, you bastard" we~ ~ontenced Wednesday n county court to fve years n jal for attempted murder. Wallace Clayton Baley, formerly of Calgary, pleaded gulty Oct. 4 to shootng Laurence Bolen, 45, of Vanderhod, B.C. ' Bohm was shot n the abdomen n a room at a Vander~ hotel Feb. 18. Judge S. J. Hardng told Baley that "next to a coo- tract kllng, t s hard to magne 8mere human lfe?. After drnkng wth Belch most of the day, Baley took a tax to hs father's traler and pcked up a rfle. At the traler he chased away the tax drver, telll.ng hm to start movng or ne would 8eL ZZblow hs brans out", and drove the cab hack to the hotel. He then fred a shot through the lobby door, announced that be was gong "to blow semebody's head off" and went upstars where Bolen was shot. LONS ASKNG FOR SUPPORT Terrace Downtown Lons are gatherng names to send to the Canadan Rado and Televson Commnslon (CRTC) askng that t approve the applcatons from nteror cable companes to carry the Lnes Chrstmas Telethon over CP'K cablevson's Channel 9 on Dec.2. Frank Donohue, presdent of the local Lons, sad the names must be sent by noon today. CyFl Shelford, MLA for Skeena, s supportng the Lons by sendng a personal telegram to the CRTC and to other MLAs n the provnce urgng them to support the Lons, sad Doashue, Cousns wns Tory support Jody chosen Jody Johnson, from Port Edward, s one of the crppled chldren who wll appear on the Lons Chrstmas Telethon. Local Lons clubs wll know on Monday f the Telethon wll be seen on channel 9 n the Prnce Rupert.Terrace-Kttmat areas on Dec. 2 and Dee. 3. Smarten up Barrett s ay s Credt n the last electon, but wll swtch to the NDP. "Hallelujah sster, you've been saved." Barrett's NDP government was defeated n He now leads the offcal opposten wth 18 seats n the 55-seat B.C. legslature. "Now look, my dear frends, we have had some A USSE LABOR CRES BOYCOTT VANCOUVER (CP) -- The Australan unon The Australan labor called on the Trudeau movement has government to reconthreatened to shut down sder. all communcaton bet- Waldom sad the wecn Canada and telegram, the frst show Australa ff penaltes are of nternatonal unon leved aganst Canadan support for the postal postal workers who defed workers, "s a terrfc a parlamentary hack-to- morale boaater,". work order last mouth. The ntatve taken by The Australan Postal the Australans mght and Telecommuncaton spread to the Unted Unon sent a telegram to Kngdom, Walden sad. Prme Mnster Trudeau The 250,000-member) Wednesday sayng f any B.C. labor federaton penalty s leved aganst reaffrmed ts support for members of the Canadan the postal workers Unon of Postal Workers n a unanmous stun- (CUPW), t wll "comlder dng vote, the 1,000 the mposton of a ban on delegates demanded a communcallou between wthdrawalof the charges Australa and Canada." aganst p~l~! unon The telegram was read leaders. B.C. to the annual conventon federaton also called on of the Brtsh Colur'.bla the sbvernmect to wth- Federaton of Labor by draw the bll whch anded Frank Walden, drector of the strke and contuond a CUPW's Western regon provson for a medatorand one of nne unon arbtrator. executves who faces The B.C. federauoo had crmnal charges n ~wler gves full support connecton wth defance tothepmtalunanwhaat of the back-to-work order, chose to d~y the hack-tu- Theyarechargedunder wm'k order wbnh took a crmnal code provsm effect Oct.. whch,makes t llegal to... "We belevecupw had.,- defy an set of a rght to mq~et Umt Parlament. Maxmum same knd of support penalty, on convcton, s from all segments of the two years n prson. ' labor movement. Cvl servants condemn gov't OTTAWA (CP) -- Pul~lc treat them wth the respect: servce unons Wednesday they deserve." condemned new government Doherty sad: "The bll s legslaton that lnks publc unjust became t would servce salares wth those of mpose computerzed prvate ndustry, sayng t barganng wth no decsondeprves them of the rght to makng on the part of publc bargan. servce employees. BCTV denyng dfferences n the past," Barrett told the labor movement. But he urged Bll Doherty, vce US d unon memberstu"tran-presldentofthe Publc Servce 180'000" d M e car seend dfferences of opnon" Allance of Canada, sad hs c'argesn n order to defeat Socal group wll contnue to fght e era Credt. the legslaton whch he sad Federally, he sad he s makes a farce out of any slammed sck of havng to choose system of collectve L o n s Perre hetwean"jeetrudeanand Clark--there s no barganng. Chesley Lnckhort, PRNCE GEORGE, B.C. rhoee." presdent of theprofossnnal (CL) -- A bankrupt auto ealeeflrm has been fned Barrett sad the federal nsttute of the Publc Ser. 6,000 on tls'ee counts of government s tryng to cloud the problems of unemployment and slow economc growth by rasng consttutonal reform as a najor ssue. Lloyd Colthorp, vce- so that the Lons Chrstmas last year and the Lons have presdent of programmng Telethon can he seen. decded to try to reach other for Brtsh Columba "We are lcensed to communtes throughout the Televson Ltd., sad the transmt throughout the provnce ths year, sad network s not tryng to stop provnce and CKVU s not," Barbara Wllett, provncal the Lons Telethon but t he sad. "We spent mllons fund rasng charman for doesn't want the prvate CK- of dollars n equpment, the B.C. Lons Socety for VU-13staton, n Vancouver, trammttars and mcrowave CrppledChlldrea. --P;~'el;ne,,-t, to have free access to nstallatons to serve ths The telethon s planned to cablevson throughout the he shown over Channel 9 provnce. startng at 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 2 and wll run for 20~ hours. Coltherp sad that by Members of the local Lons allowng the local Vancouver Club wll be seen durng the staton to broadcast over telethon on vdeotape cablevlaon provnce-wde a promotng ther varous precedent may be set. "Ths actvtes lke Rverboat s just the tp of the Days. vce of Canada, sad the bll s a dangerous verson of legslaton ntroduced n the last Parlament and opposed by almost all the trade unon movement. Doherty ssued a strong statement Wednesday after sayng Tuesday nght he was cautously optmstc about fraud by provncal court Judge George Stewart, and now the judge wandeem f all used ear dealers are crooked. Lawyer Davd Jenkns, representng P. G. Markctpaee, sad Tuesday t was common practce : provnce. among car dealers to coax the legslaton, a customers to "We're not aganst accept less modfcaton of that of lest chartes or the Lons, we are than orgnally agreed to for opened Parlament. smply protectng our nthe sale of ther car on Lncldmrt sad t s clear vestments," he sad. consgnment. CHETWZND,4~. C. the government stll ntends "Are they (used car The CRTC wll hold a --The SO mll10n Grzzly to restrct free collectve specal hearng on Frday, dealers) all crooks?" Valley ppelne n nor- barganng n the publc n Hull, Quebec, to Stewart asked. theastom Brtsh Columba servce. Stewart was told that the On' Wednesday n a page Judy Jephnon, presdent of hear applcatons and ceberg...s ths the frst of was offcally opened "One s left wth the one story the Herald the Tory rdng assocaton, many programs to be seen complants about the Della Reese, Darth Vader, salesmen for the frm cco- Wednesday and s ready for dstnct mpresson that the headlne read that Rod expressed pleasure that a provnce-wde?" he sad. provncal telethon. from Star Wars, Shar vnced three persons to bnsneas-but stll doesn't government wants to reduce Cousns had won the NDP canddate of Cousns' hgh The 13 communtes whch Lews, Werner Klemperer agree to a lower prce for have a go-ahead from Ot- the publc servce and the nomnaton for the Skecun calbre and abltes was Calthorp sad that BCTV s wll receve the telethon are (Colonel Knk from the ther cars by tellng them tawa. effectvenss of ts elected, as Well as at the sze gong to ntervene n a Hope, Merrltt, Pentlcton, seres Hogan's Heroes) and prospectve buyers were rdng when n fact Cemm representatve unons for of the turnout and support request to the Canadan Kelowna, Vernon, the Rhythm Pals wll be offerng less then what the was nomnated by the Premer Bennett opened a sheer poltcal expedency by shown hm, Rado and Televson Kamloops, 00 Mle House, some of the celebrtes seen orgnal owners sought. Progressve Conservatve valve and allowed gas to blamng the country's Party to run as ther can- Wllams Lake, Queancl, darng the telethon. Evdence showed that the burst nto flame brefly. The economc lk on them, dctate n the next federal n hs speech to the Commsson nteror cable (CRTC) companes by three cars nvolved had Prnce George, Terrace, Prncecdefromthetoletben televson cameramen got "t s tme that govern, already been sold for prces elcclea. meetng Counm espreesed askng for use of the Seattle Kllmat and Prnce Rupert. wll go towards helpng ther shots-and then the ment recognzes the worth rangng from $150 to tg00 The Herald would lke to concern about the Puhllc Broadcastng Servce The telethon was seen n crppled chldren n the valve was closed and b and dgnty of the federal more than the consgnees apologze to Mr. Cousns for msmanagement,, htah,,,*re.of our mcrowave sgnal on Dec. 2 Vancouver for the frst tme provnce, flame went out. employees and begns to wanted. any embarrassment ths ~ n m~'ra-"'?~t~l'a~['ou Cult 5/! :.(. ~.'.",,.,,",o,.~b --:.~t..~t b ~. mtu tas~ '~yt~!u"#'q$.'~w", may"have ~.~.,m.-.o caused ne~..,.,~u.. hm'pl Ym'~n~'~"~""~" ~...;~,:~,~^t~ent He ~m O;t ~ t mn tel dl... hs con- LmnM~ mur held here Sunday... corns for Skeena rdng, wth whch he s Very famlar due Lottery to extensve busness travel, and hs desre to see ts GEORGETOWN, Guyana refused and no pleas were WNNPEU CP - Fve economy dversfed and (AP) -- A' barefoot and taken. tckets werth $00,000 each n stablzed. handcuffed cultst arrested Larry Leyton, 32, one bf the Western Express lottery after the jungle slayngs of three Amercans under were drawn Wednesday. Cousns was actve n the U.S. Representatve Leo arrest, was escorted through The topalekm ars ~ n P.C. party untl sone 14 a throng of about 1,000 nto asrjea 11; ~ n seres 13; years ago when he joned the Ryan (Dem.-Calf.) and four the crowded courtroom to M~7 n ecrlm 01;27547 n Crown-owned Feaeran other Amercans was hear the charges agamt uerea 03; and628el n seres Busness Development charged Wednesday wth hm. Rank ther murder. Bal was The kllngs on the jungle charged n ders arstrp at Port Katuma 230 Gregory Robnson, NBC klometres northwest of New~ cameraman Robert here, preceded a sucdal Brown, NBC correspondent frenzy at the cultsts' Don Harrs and Patrots communty of Jonestown,, Parks, a Jonestown ocleavng 405 dead. cupant tryng to leave wth n addton to kllng Ryan, Ryan. Leyton s charged wth Ryan had vsted the kllng San Francsco settlement to nvestgate Eumner photographer alleged abuses of cult members by ther leader, degree murder n Guyaea s Jm Jones. punshable by hangng. Leyton, beleved to be At hs next hearng Jan. 15 from Calforna, was at Mathews Rdge, the court arrested near the arstrp nearest to where the kllngs shortly after the Saturday took place, Leytun wll learn were reported. Two f he s charged wth frst. other Amercans arrested degree murder or a lesser after the murders and degree of homcde. Frst sucdes.

2 t Page 2 The HeraM, Thursday, November 23, 19V0 NAROWARE STORES N EE # ~ m THURSDAY mm~m~a~amm~ 7 :30 :d5 Move Carol Burnett News Coot'& M~OO's Xmas Carol Contd. The Thte~ Of Bagdad Man Undercover Tonght Show oo Cont[d. / :~0 Cant'd, ~ FRDAf l :~s 'mshroum ql ql :oo,~erca l ;5 l~ve "~_? C nt'.d. 4 ~ :0o _"ouy~ " ;~ Squares,0' ~ lp~of q[ :00 Contd. : }s [ Contd, :~o The ~ Voctors : ~ World L '.0 KNG (NBC) CFTK COr.) Mary Tyler Moore Hourglass Mulpet Show Love Boat Co~t'd. Barney Mller Kng of Kensngton Thursday Nght Move 'SWAT - Deadly Tde' The Natonal Nght Fnal Sx Mllon Dollar Vtan ews Hour Stars On ce Patsy Gallant ~'onder ~oman :ont'd. ~0nt'd. t Up Soap Famly T.V. Gude All lstngs suhjeot to change wthout notoe. 5 p.m. to mdnght BCTV (CTV) CTV News News Hour Fnal Mster Rogers Electrc Company. Bg Blue Marble : Dck Cavett MacNel Lohrer Steppng Out Nova 'The Desert's ~sh r~o.s ~nt'd. ~ont'd. C~ot'd. C~lt'd. M,A.S.H. Cont'd 'Wth a Move Cont'dl Song n 'Columbo' ~ My Henrt~ Cont'd~ KCTS (PB5) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Conadten ",~chster Electrc Seho~ont'd. Company Mster what's Bg Blue Dressup Cookng Marble Sesame Mad Nova. ~ ~h Contd. E-~nton Contd. Contd. News-- ' Noon spec~ [Bob Swlzer N~ws 'Wld Horses, Se~ch ~or Move Broken Tomorrow Matnee Wngs' Bob 'Faraday: Androcles McLean Say Hello And The Show To A Lon Contd. D~dman ' Contd. ~.a., ne ~ Annth~r ~D;[ Contd. [Contd. ~clan A~u~ CentFd. C;[~['~ Cont'd_. Contd. bld up n ar TORONTO (CP) -- G. that the full terms and Allan Burton, charman of condtons of the offer won't Slmpsons Ltd., sad Wed- be known untl after Nov. 27 nesduy there are too many when Hudson's Bay has uncertantes to make any ndcated a malng wll be conclusons about the bd by made to Smpsons Hudson's Bay Co. to. buy shareholders. control of the company. Hudson's Bay has called Untl the stuaton s for a meetng of ts clarfed, he sad n a shareholders for Dec. 13 n statement followng a Wnnpeg to seek approval of meetng of the board of the deal, two days before drectors, Smpsons wll ~Smpsons and Smpsonsadopt thepolcy of "busness Sears are scheduled to vote as usual. 'on the amalgamaton of Ths means that Smpsons those two companes. wll proceed wth plans to Hudson's Bay has offered merge ts operatons wth a combnaton of. cash and Empeoas-SEARE Ltd. by shares worth about $388 Jan.31. mllon for Smpsons, ffth Burton sad the board' largest of Canada's consdered the Hudson's Bay department stores. proposal but declned to Burton referred to a 1952 make a recommendaton to agreement that provdes shareholders untl the un- that f ether Smpsons or certantes are resolved. Sears, Roebuck and Co. of Among the uncertantes Chcago, whch holds a 50 per mentoned by Burton were cent nterest n $mpsoasthe nqury nto the proposed Sears, wants to transfer any takeover by federal ant- shares of Smpsor~Sears, t trust authortes and the fact must frst offer such shares to date, a substantal n. "to the other party at the crease n dvdends could be agreed prce.~' The agreca prce s the' expected." lower of the proposed n Ottawa, Robert J. Bertransfer prce of book value trand, head of the lederal Bureau of Competton whch was $5.26 a share at Polcy, ntated the nqury Oct. 4, 1978, Market value of the shares nto the Hudson's Bay durng the 30-day perod takeover proposal, fearng precodng the announcement the merger may lmt of the proposed merger competton n the alrea.dybetweensmpsons and tough department store Smpeons-Ssars was n the market. The nqury a expected to be. completed n a $7.to48 range, week to 10 days. "Thus, ff the Bay were to. Hudson ~y~s offer dd not dspose of Smpsons-Scars, Sears, Roebuck would end up erode the prce of ts shares wth 100 per cent of the whch scored bg gans votng sha~es and over S0 per Tuesday on the Toronto cent of the equty of Smp- stock exchange before fallm~ beck~ on Wednesday.... ~oors" Burton sad ~u.~--~,- He sad another, mportant ' Hudson's Bay also has a factor n comparng the two 57.par-cent eont.roll~._ n: proposals would be the terest n Zell~'s Ltd. o; polcy on pay~ dvdends Montreal. A merger :of that could take affect after Hudson's Bay, wth ts the merger of Smpsoas and Zeller's nterests, and Smp- Slmpaons-Sears. sons and Smpscns-soars, "Based on the favourable would create a gant wth results od Smpsons and combned sales of $4.4 SmpsomSesrs for the year blo~ BUSNESS DRECTORY SKEEHA VALLEY RENTALS LTD. 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3 The Herald, Thursday, November 23, 1978, Page 3 Calforna cults hstorc SAN FRANCSCO (AP) -- Murder and mass sucde n Guy,ha, fnal acts n a relgous sect's werd fantasy of ~alvatoo, added the latest bzarre chapter to Calforna's hstory of cultztspred horror. Rev. Jm Jones, who commanded hs followers' destructon and ded hmself n the carnage, took hs cult to the South Amercan country from Calforna and thus takes hs place on a long lst of demonac "prophets",,,..r~.d~o~zed by mass mur-.:'t-, ~r Charles Manson. Th,) cults--poltcal and relgous--seem to bloom each year n the state. What force draws the leaders and followers here? Some experts say the magnet s the sunshne that lures mmgrants from colder clmes. "People come to Calforna because of the warm clmate and poltcal lberalsm," sad Chrste Kefer, an anthropology professor at the Unversty of Calforna at San Francsco. "They come lookng for somethng new. Usually, they are dsapponted wth lfe tself." Dr. Charles Glock, a socologst at the Unversty of Calforna at Berkeley, sees the answer n the free lfestyle that has grown up n San Francsco. "People who move west are lookng for new lves," he sad. "Los Angeles s a sort of square cty. But n San Francsco they know they can walk down the street naked and panted blue and no one wll lock up. "There's an old sayng that you leave your relgon behnd when you cross the Rockes. But then they come here and fnd a new knd of relgon." "People who move n from out of state are a lttle more lonely and searchng for roots," sad Dr, Margaret Snger, a clncal psychologst at the Unversty of Calforna at Berkeley, The fanatcs of the Symbonese Lberaton Army who ded n a sucdal shootout wth polce were kds from the East and Mdwest, she sad. Manson's ragged communal famly was a collecton of msfts from scattered backgrounds. Charles Manson's followers beleved he was Jesus Chrst. Jm Jones' converts saw hm as God, a dvne father who would lead them to heaven on earth. "When the group gets to a certan sze," Snger sad, "the leader starts tellng the group that the outsde world s aganst them, A knd of paranoa gro, ws up. t's when they feel they have to defend themselves aganst the outsde world that the potental for volence develups." Snger sad the most powerful gurus become substtute parents to ther lonely converts, and f the leader begns to beleve hs own myth of dvnty, he must see hs followers as "lesser than hmself."! Entre Dance Company wll perform Frday at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre Dance company here ']'he Entre Sx Dance Company, descrbed as the best modern dance company n Canada wll be performng n the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at 8 p.m. Frday. Tckets are avalable from Sght and Sound and at the door. The Entre Sx Dance Company rehearsed for the better part of the summer. Asde from a gala performance for the Commonwealth Games n Edmontm and a few beneft performances n the Montreal area, dancers and artstc drector Lawrence Gradus have been busy creatthg new works on musc scores by Benjamn Brtten, Johannes Brahms and Bella Bartok. The company offcally launches ts season wth performances at the Toronto Dance Festval and Montreal's 0ctobre on Danse. Then Entre Sx undertakes the long awatc~ project of tourng Canada's northwest regons, manly the northern sectons of Alberta and Brtsh Columba, the Northwest Terrtores' dstrct of Mackenze, Yukon as well as dates n Alaska. The tour wll run from md October to the end of November, Because of ts sze and vocaton, Entre Sx s regarded as the travellng company, let alone a dance one, most suted for ths knd of project. Whle, at the rate o( tsu performances a s~son, the company has n the recent years certanly proven ts moblty, Entre Sx h~ no less, through ts constant work, mantaned an envable reputaton for offerng the hghest artstc and professonal qualty. ts rapdly earned chan of successes nclude a rave debut n New York Cty n late 1976, tourng and creatng wth the Natonal Ballot stars Karen Kan and Frank Augnstyn, and more recently a contract for ts exclusve U.S. management New Jaycee group starts The Terreena Jaycens, a holday season. The books Jaycee. They were women's Jaycee group n are two feet by three feet n requested by the Terrace Terrace, wll hold ts charter nght on Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. n the banquet room of the dmenson and they have Chrstmasprnts for all ages to enjoy, she sad. Sandman nn. Charter nght s sgnfcant for the group because the Terreena Jaycees wll be recevng ts offcal charter and wll become a recognzed unt n ~e Jaycee nternatonal, sad Betty Mlsfeldt, publcty charman. "Ths s when we wll be severng our tes wth our parent unt, the Terrace The group s askng any female between the ages of 18 and 39 who s nterested n fellowshp to pay the local unt a vst. The meetngs are held on the frst and thrd Thursday of every month at the Lakelse Hotel. Cocktals are at7 p.m. and dnner s at 7:30 p.m. Person should Kerr, program charman at , who arranges the Jaycees, and be an n- meals and transportaton f dependent unt," she sad. t s needed. The Terreena Jaycees wll he sellng Chrstmas There are presently 14 colorng beaks durng the members of the Terreena Jaycees to assst wth the Jaycette functons of the regonal conventon n Aprl, Msfeldt sad the group would lke to thank the Terrace Jaycees for sponsorng the new unt and n partcular Dons Msfeldt and James Gllham for all the work, enthusasm and assstance they gave n gettng the group on ts feet. wth nternatonal Creatve Management who handles among ts few ballet at- tractons, Mkhal Baryshnkov aud Lesle Brown. The company's ntended program wll alternate from a lghter choce of works ncludng such Gradus sgnature peee~ as "Teccata", "Nonetto" and "Peter and the Wolf" to one that wll hghlght Entre Sx's new works "Excursons" and "Dances Formal and Lght lleared" choreographed to musc scores by Brtten and Brahms respectvely. The tour s made possble through grants from the Tourng Offce of the Canada Councl, the Recreaton Branch of the Government of Yukon, as well as the Department of Educaton for the Gov'ernment of the Northwest Terrtores. Performng arts lovers as well as newcomers have every reason to look forward to ths upcomng frst for both Entre Sx and the performng arts scene n the Pacfc northwest. 't% Great taste wth half the mlores. Agreutr l Ueer for all knds of reasons. About $200 damage was done to a car belongng to Percy Ssson, of Ktmat, on Tuesday when a large rock struck hs vehcle whle he wan drvng to Ktmat on Hghway 25. A northbound constructon truck was carryng a load of rocks when one of the rocks fell off the tr~eck about 3 PK.m. and ht S~son's car sad ltlmat RCMP. Aaron Bennell, of Ktmat, turned some money he found n the Kldala area over to We're Lsted the RCMP about 6 p.m. Anyone who lost some money n that area should contact the detachment offce. Klmat RCMP suspended one man's drver's lcense for 24 hours about 10:30 on 'lslesday. Terrace RCMP charged one person wth consumng lquor n a publc place and lodged another person n the cells overnght for beng drunk. There s a rsk of freezng ran n some of the lower lyng areas due to trapped cold ar. Some clearng can be expected tomorrow as the low pressure zone moves south and a rdge of hgh pressure bulds n form the Northwest, and temperatures wll be a lttle cooler tomorrow. Hghs should reach around 2 degrees Celsus ths aftcnzoon, and the mercury wll probably dp to about -4 or -5 degrees Celsus tonght. 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4 Page 4, The Herald, Thursday, November 23, 1978 H, TERRACE/KTMAT daly herald General Offce Publshed by Crculaton Sterlng Publshers PUBLSHER. Laure/~llett GEN. MANAGER- Knox Coupland EDTOR - Grey Mlddlelon CRCULATON- TERRACE- Andy Wlghtman K TMAT. Pat Zellnskl KTMAT OFFCE bubllshed every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. A member of Varfed Crculaton. Authorzed as second class mall. Regstraton number 1~01. Postage pad n cash, return postage guarantee d. NOTE OF COPYRGHT The Herald retans full. complete and sole copyrght n any advertsement produced and.or any edtoral or. photographc content publshed n the Herald. Reproducton s not permtted wthout the wrtten permsson ot the Publsher. Vaccnaton mperatve Vaccnes for chldren have been accessble for a good number of years. And yet the dseases for whch vaccnes are readly avalable contnue to clam young vctms. Thousands of chldren become sck. Too many have complcatons that result n paralyss, deafness, blndness, or mental retardaton. Death clams others before they have had a chance to grow up. Many parents provde the protecton of vaccnaton for ther chldren, but many others do not. Through vaccne has been avalable snce 1964, over 9,000 cases were recorded n 1977, and seven deaths occurred the prevous year as a result of such complcatons as encephalts and pneumona. The effectveness of a vaccnaton program s evdent wth polo. Less than fve cases have been reported snce the lust major epdemc n 1959 shocked all Canadan resdents nto awareness and acton. The nne cases dagnosed n Canada n late summer of ths year eccurred n sneglgence, through dvduala who had refused gnorance, perhaps through mmunzaton on relgous the msguded belef that grounds. these dseases are no longer The dseases aganst a serous problem, far too whch chldren should he vaccnated are polo, many parents fa*! to make sure that U',er chldren are measles, mumps, rubella, dphthera, tetanus and fully vaccnated. Prelmnary fgures compled by Statstcs Canada bear ths out. Over 100 eases of dphthera have been reported n Canada n each of the last two years. Last year over 2,200 cases of rubella (German measles) were reported, and about 20 eases of congental rubella wth damagng congental defects. Although a measles OTTAWA - For yea~ the Conservatves ha~e been bravely battlng Bg Government. And wth t, Bg Bureaucracy. Now, n an astoundng U- burn, they are defendng both. t may be that they smell blood n next sprng's federal general electon whch, by that tme, the hestant Prme Mnster no longer may delay. And savorng the jucy future of power, the. Conservatves are begnnng to see certan advantages n the very bgness of admnstraton. The advantages of oversze are obvous. More jobs for run-of-themll and deservng supporters n the publc servce. More plum postons for the specally favored few. More contracts to hand out to party favortes. n short, more of everythng n the lne of government goodes to spread around where they most wll beneft the admnstraton. So now, suddenly n tle glow of expected power wthn only months, the Conservatves have become Lberals and made the Lberals look lke Conservatves. n what even some Lberals see as a death-bed repentance, after 1o years of reckless overspendng overhrng and overpaddng of the federal admnstraton, the Prme Mnster puts the whole establshment on a crash det. Everythng, that s -- and please make a specal note of t -- except Parlament wth ts fat salares, ndexed pensons, specal prvleges, travel treats, push accommodatons and a cost of operatons ncreasng from just over an annual $20 mllon only 0 years ago to a currently near-$100 mllon. And for what? A better Parlament? But not one whsper of Parlament tself sharng n the $3.5 to $4.5 bllon the government proposes savng. n hs promsed cutback on spendng, Prme Mnster pertusss. Years of experence have proved the effectveness and safety of these vaccnes. Years of tragedy have demonstrated what can happen when the vaccnes were not gven. '[he Commttee For mmunzaton Acton n Canada, n cooperaton wth the Provncal Health Mnstres across Canada, ' has declared No~,ember to he mmunzaton Acton Month. Trudeau has ncluded the bureaucracy. Fve thousand of some 500,000 federal jobs -- n. eludng all government agences -- are to be phased out. Nobody s beng fred. nstead~ declared "surplus to staff needs" n ths department or that agency, those whose jobs become redundant are smply beng transferred to postons open n other branches of the huge publc servce establsh. ment, Dsmssal should be ths panless for everyone, especally those out n the real world of busness and ndustry where proft, loss and payroll mean somethng. So now wl~en the government says t's at least gong through the motons the Conservatves for years have sad must be taken n the name of common busness sense, the Torea '~re weepng and walng at the unfarness of t, the heartlessness of the whole sacrfcal thng. Mnd you, not the Conservatve Party offcally, not even all the Tortes. But enough to them to make the bleedng Heart appears as the new Conservatve emblem. Why they were even pleadng, yes, beggng "n the name of justce," they sad, for a Parlamentary Commsson nto the Post Offce. As f the whole country ddn't kn~'.v what was wrong wth the :',,'a~ 'servce and was so sck of t even the Lberals knew t couldn't go 0O. A Parlamentary Commsson? Sure, you know, the llonorable Members and Senators, as wth every Parlamentary Commsson, would turn t nto a luxury... ~,~ o... - _ ' ' Canada 85 UN~/RREEt C'.~ ~% 22.1X.7~ f."2" Betas & chafe "Satflcal Commemoratves" =~ Copyrght 1978, PMT (Prnt Medal~alent) Company, P.O. Box 566, Staton B, Ottawa, Canada. Specal satrc cover ssued Phlatelc Supply Unreal" overhead. The word nvaldates the humour, would drve us Company, Toronto, an- stamp's date of ssue s stamp. all mad." nounced recently that ths Sept. 22, A fst, wth The upsde-down specal satrcal cover thumb pontng down, malbox reflects the state has been ssued eo~. volates ts lower left of the post offce and the memoratng Canada's corner. '~ 85 cent stamp s the latest laughable postal current U.S. value of the strke. The'; envelope has. troubled Canadan dolor. Economst Mchael ~teroas nterpretlve And there n the upper Berns and marketng specalst Wllam Chafe have teamed up to produce. these com- memoratve envelopes prnted wth an nverted malbox on the left and an 85 cent stamp of Prme Mnster Trudeau wth the words "Canada p0~sbltes dependng on your pont of vew, Berns ~. The thumbs down sg~n can be ether m.a~agement or labour, whchever sde s deemed responsble for the strke. The whole stuaton s "unreal" accordng to Berns and the prnted s rght.hand corner s a smlng, full-lpped Trudeau. Berns sees the new concept "as a way for all Canadans to partcpate n and memoralze those outstandng snafus and recurrent blunders whch, wthout a lttle Phlatelc.Supply Company, dstrbutor of the covers, notes that only 5000 envelopes were prnted and that the prntng plates are to be destroyed. Copes of these envelopes may be purchased for 85 cents at local stamp shops or by mal for $1.00 postpad from: Phlatelc Supply Company, Department 11, 127 Cartwrght Avenue, Toronto, Ontaro. M6A 1V4. N ALBERTA Ant-tumor drug tested OTTA~VA "'(CP) -- Scentsts n Alberta have been conductng human tests wth a substance made of human cells whch res been successful n shrnkng cancerous tumors. The substance, known as nterferon, s an anmal-cell proten wth a surprsng ablty to euppress nfectous vruses. And whle Unted States cancer researchers have recently purchased $2 mllon worth of human nterferon from Fnland, Alberta scentsts say they have learned to produce the scarce and expensve sub- stance n ncreasng qunn- Kngston, Ont. Dr. Stewart, a Most human nterferon ttles, mcrobologst, s reaear- developed n the Scan-. Dr. Alex McPheson, chng lnterferon's ap- dnavan countres s exmedeal drector at the Cross plleaton for serous vral traeted from the whte bloed Cancer nsttute n Ed- nfectons, cells, says Dr. MePherson. monte The substance was Cost has been estmated at says resasrch began about dscovered n 1957 by Brtsh ' researchers who learned of three years ago n co- ts ant.vral qualtes and operaton wth Dr. Chrs Tan of the Southern Alberta caged t nterferon because Cancer Clnc n Calgary. nterferon, now produced commercally by Scandnavan countres, was developed to treat such malades as eye nfectons caused by herpes vrus, sad Dr. Robert Stewart of Queen's Unversty n thesabstance nterferes wth the nfecton process. Scentsts later learned the proten also had ant.tumor propertes whch appear to block the uncontrolled cell dvson known as cancer and can stmulate the body's mmunzng system to kll cancer cells. $1,500 for a mllonth of an ounce o[ human nterferon. But says Dr. McPherson, thealherta team has learned to produce the substance front tssue cells at a rate of 96 mllon unts every sx weeks. Although nterferon s measured n mcrograms, Dr. McPherson would not say how many mcrograms of nterferon are produced n a unt. DE.TALS OF SPENDNG Audtor-general's report OTTAWA (CP) --The man behnd the 746-page audtor. general's report to be released today doesn't really lke tellng horror stores about government waste. J.J. Maedonell sad n an ntervew ths week hs annual report contans dozens of colorful and embarrassng tales of government overspendng--or rregulartes as he delcately calls them. But he feels these wll he forgotten n a few years. The four chapters of the report, wth whch the 63. year-old audltor-general hopes to leave hs mark on hstory, tell how he and hs staff spent the last two years buldng a new system to measure whether taxp.%.ers are gettng ther m~,~y's worth from the ::. ~:ra~ government. Macdonel call.~ t valueformoney audltag What that met,~.~ ; :bat n. stead of sayng w! [aer the federal government, stayed wthn the spendng lmts t set for tself durng the year, the audtor-general wll be able to gve them an assessment of how effectvely and effcently the government used ts dollars. "We'll be settng stan- junket at publc expense, derds far beyond these ever They'd have to go to appled before," he sad. London toscehowthebrts "Ths s a whole new handle the mal, to Pars, to dmenson and 'm reportng Canberra, to Taht, on ths for the frst tme." Washngton, of course, and then home agan to wrte a report, And for what? For the Archves. what else'? As Macdenell spoke, hs prde seemed overshadowed only by hs enthusasm to get hs new concept across. Maedonell says the frame work to examne govern- mec~t spendng s more refned and more corapreher,sve than any system now operatng n the prvate sector. The audtor-general s aware there are those who would prefer he confned hs efforts to huntng down jucy revelatons of mllons of dollars squahdered on useless equpment, half. empty government buldngs and bureaucrats flyng all over the world at government expense. Hs predecessor Maxwell tlenderson, who held the post untl 1973, was regarded by many as a master chroncler of scandal and abuse. lenderson's pcture hangs pr ~.,nnently n a small room :~.~;t to Macdoncll's offce. M.,cdonell says he s not n!f:e least haunted by the sprt of hs flamboyant predectssor. "Each person that takes on the job s bound to brng hs own background and management style to t. Ths s healthy. "Mr. Henderson and other audtors-general felt there was a deterrent effect n gettng rregulartes wdely reported n the meda. My style s to go at the root cause of these rregulartes." l~acdonell stlys ha thnks hs brand of crtcsm s every bt as stngng as Henderson's and much more dlfcult to deal wth than solated nstances of spre. tacular gaffes. lcsays hs 1976 ~ dctment was on,..,.~ t!,.:. most far rc.n,:hn~ and worrso,;c char~es ever levelled at the government, than dd fve years ago." That year he wrote: " am Macdonell consders hs deeply concerned that must mportant ac- Parlament and ndeed the complshment proddng government has lost, or s government nto creatng the close to losng, effectve new publc servce poston control over the publc of comptroller-general. The purse." comptroller acts as a Reflectng on dramatc spendng watchdog wthn publc response to that the government, nppng statement, Macdonell potental abuse and confessed wth a deprecatng grn that t had been hs second attempt to put that exact message on paper. "The economst's jargon ddn't work at all. But the blunt Englsh worked just fne." The epsode taught Mucdenell the value of plan speakng. He has made a determned effort every year snce to make hs annual reports as free of obscure techncal language as possble. He says he stll has a long way to go n that crusade. But Macdouell says he doesn't want to use sensatonal language to get attenton. He felt vaguely uneasy each year when journalsts talk about a "blockbuster nvestgaton" or "a man eager to expose scandal and waste," He says such catchy phrases mask genune government efforts n the last fve years to act on the audtor-general's recommendetons. " certanly don't feel 've been bashng my head aganst a brck wall n ths job," he sad. "The reponses 'm gettng are excellent and feel more encouraged now self- msmanagement n the bud. f he does hs job effectvely, Macdonell's catalogue of horror stores should shrnk each year. "No audtor-general ever expects to be popular. The best he can hope for s respect hs professonal competence. try to be frm, but not tough--toughmtnded perhaps." t took the government two years to respond to Macdanelrs repeeted pleas for a comptroller-general, but he says a slow response s better than none and he s pleased wth hs success. Mecdonelrs second major cause for eelel:raton ths year s a short letter whch appears n the front of hs 1978 annual report. t expresses a commtment by Treasury Board Presdent Robert Andras, the cabnet mnster n charge of the government's purse strngs, to act on Macdonell's recommendatons. No such wrtten promse has ever appeared n an audtor-general's report. Release of the 1978 annual report wll mark the tooth annversary of the offce of audtargeneral. CONSUMER COMMENT f you're savngs.orented, you'll normally compare lhe features of one product wth those of another and shop around for the best prce before you buy most thngs. There are tmes, though, when even the most budget-conscous consumer fals to shop around, and one of those tmes s often when drugs are requred. f you're one of those Who beleves drug prces are pretty much the same everywhere, thnk agan. Not only do most non-prescrptlon or overthe.counter (OTC) drugs vary n prce from one place to another, but n some nstances, you could pay two dfferent prces at the same drugstore to have almost dentcal prescrptons flled. OTC drugs (cold remedes, laxatves, etc.) are subject to the same knd of mark-up as any other product, and f you don't shop around you could be payng consderably more than you have to. How can you pay two dfferent prces to have nearly dentcal prescrptons flled at the same drugstore? The answer s n your prescrpton. t your doctor specfes a brand name drug nstead of the generc name, you'll usually pay more. Nembutal, for example, s one brand name for a sleepng medcaton wth the generc name of pentobarbtal. The relatonshp bet'~,..,n,~.., 'e brand drugs and generc drugs can be lkened to that between a supermarket's house brand and a natonally advertsed brand. Both are essentally the same product, both have to meet the same federal qualty and safety standards, but the natonally advertsed brand s lkely to be more famlar to the purchaser. Your doctor may, of course, have a specal reason for prescrbng one partcular brand name, but chances are the brand name drug comes more readly to hs mnd because of the advertsng done by large drug companes. Ask your doctor to prescrbe drugs by ther generc name whenever he deems t advsable. Once you've got your prescrpton, check wth two or three pharmaces to see what the cost wll be. Rerefnng plant plan BURNABY, B.C. (CP) -- Mohawk Ol Co. s plannng to buld the bggest rerefnery plant n Brtsh Cnlamba at a cost of $3 mllon to process used ol from motor vehcle crank- e a s e s. Gordon Wnter, specal projects manager of Mohawk subsdary Waste Ol Salvage Co., sad Wednesday the company wll employ about 15 persons and begn operaton next summer. Wnter sad the locaton of the plant lkely wll be determned next week, wth four suburban Vancouver stes- n Burnaby, North Vancouver, Delta and Surrey--heng consdered. He sad there should be no major problems n gettng a ste approved because lubrcatng ol, unlke gasolne, s not easly gnted. Mohawk says t s western Canada's bggest ndependent gasolne retaler, wth 250 retal outlets from B.C. to Mantoba. t also sells lubrcatng ols, tres, batteres and assocated auto products. Mohawk buys ts ol and gasolne from several of the major ol companes. Wnter sad there's a bg future market for re-refned ol n Canada. "B.C. sales of h~breatng ol are currently runnng a lttle less than 25 mllon gallons a year," he sad. "We estmate we can captore two mllon gallons of ths market wth re-refned ol. "The ol wll sell for about 15 per cent less than new ol, but ths s only an estmate as we haven't worked out our prce lst yet." New lube ol sells for $1.05 to $1.29 a quart and up. The nearest re-refnery of a scale comparable to what Mohawk plans s Hub Ol Ltd.'s plant n Calgary. "When the drty ol n your car's crankcase s rerefned, t comes out exactly the same and has the same lubrcatng qualtes as vrgn ol," sad Wnters, addng that there's a stgma aganst re-refned ol.. "Possbly because some rereflners--the back lane shops-- don't put back the addtves needed to properly lubrcate a modern hgh performance engne." There may be some doubt that re-refned ol can be trusted to do the same job as new ol, sad Wnter, t has been approved by hundreds of thousands of owners of cars, trucks and buses n Europe and elsewhere who have used re-refned ol for years. Dr. John Howard, a scentst at B.C. Research n Vancouver who has done much research on the qualtes of re.refned off, sad that lubrcatng ol never wears out. "n re-refnng--or recyclng-the sludge, carbon and drt s washed out untl you reach the basc ol stage," sad Howard. "Then you put back the addtves--the detergents and other chemcals--and you're back to an ol as good as the new ol sold at servce statons. "The addtves cost between 20 and 30 cents for each quart of ol to be re-refned," Peter Mnssalem, a techncal servces specalst for mperal Ol Ltd. n Vancouver, sad t would possbly cost about 15 per cent more for an ol company to re-refne used ol than to produce ol from a crude ol base usng exstng refneres. "The ol companes' atttude s that more use" should be made of ol, such as ncreasng tle number of mles a motorst can drve wthout changng t," sad Mossalem. "We market an ol that doesn't have to be changed for 15,000 mles, as do other ol companes." Canada ~;.~cards an estmated 70 mllon gallons of once-used motor vehcle lubrcatng ol a year--on rural roads and for heatng (t's dluted wth Bunker C fuel ol)--weat Germany re. refnes 75 pet cent of ts used lubrcatng ol and then rerefnes t several more tmes before t s ultmately dscarded. n B.C., sad Wnter, 9.3 mllon gallons of recoverable oll s wasted or used for dust suppresson or for heatng greenhouses, whle only 500,000 gallons s re-refned and used aga!n for lubrcatng purposes. "B.C, rerefnes less than one per cent and Canada as a whole less than two per cent," Wnter sad. "We're not even up to the natonal average of wastage. "n these days of energy conservaton, t's a crme to put used ol on the reads." Mohawk pcks up used ol from servce statons wthout payng for t and at no charge to the staton, At one tme companes charged servce statons to cart away ol they removed from crankcases. Waste Ol Salvage Co. has tanks n Burnaby wth a total capacty of 500,000 gallons,

5 / Holday donated BY FLO EXLE Joe Whtney (left), publc return tckets to Honohtlu relatons charman of valued at $1,076 wll be Terrace Rotary Club, auctoned by therotary Club receves an aucton tem to the hghest bdder on Dec. from Peter Chottle, dstrct and Dec. 2. manager of CP Ar. The two sxth man dened MONTREAL (CP), Jarques Lanetot, a former member of. the Front de Lberaton da Quebec lvng n exue n Pars, says there was no sxth person drectly nvolved n the October, 1970, kdnappng of Brtsh trade commssoner James Cross. ntervewed by Rado- Canada, the CBC's Frenehlanguage servce, Lanctot sad all those dreetly nvolved n the kdnappngs of Cross and Quebec Labor Mnster Perre Laporte are ether stll n prson, have already served ther prson sentences or a.re n exle. "There are no other people who partcpated drectly who have not been taken by' the polce," he sad n the rado ntervew broadcast today. Lanctot and four other members of the cell that abducted Cross released the trade commssoner n return for safe passage out of Canada n late Speculaton about the exstence of a sxth cell member ercee after journalst Marc Laurendean ntervewed two of Lanctot's former colleagues, Jacques Caasette-Trudel and hs wfe Lousle,~ also exled n Pars. The mysterous Mr X has snce been dentfed as a 30- year-old Brtsh-born teacher now lvng n a westend suburb of Montreal. Serge Fontane of the Unon Natnnale recently told the natonal assembly that the sxth cell member, whom he dentfed as Ngel Barry Hamer, once belonged to the Mouvement de Lberaten du Tax, a radcal group whch tred to organse Montreal tax drvers n the 1960s, along wth Lanetot and Marc Car- USE bonneau. Carbonneau, a member of the Lberaton cell, also lves n exle n Pars. Lanotot told Rado-Canada haknewnoouecalndhauer n the radcal tax drver's group. KMBERLY-OLARK OF OANADA LMTED Pulp and Forest Produots Dvson TERRAOE BAY ONTARO HAS MMEDATE OPENNGS FOR TWO TOP LEVEL MANAGEMENT POSTONS: PULP PRODUCTON MANAGER -- responsble for the development of a sound operatng organzaton and for achevng establshed standards of producton qualty, costs and safety. Poston requres a person wth a B.S. degree, preferably n chemcal engneerng but wth experence and sklls n the mechancal and electrcal functons. Must have at least 15 years of pulp mll experence (preferably kraft) at progressve levels of responsblty. Manageral sklls are needed to tran, delegate, supervse and motvate the operatons personnel. TECHNCAL DRECTOR.-- responsble for provdng techncal and envronmental servces. Wll develop and mplement energy management ~ograms and l~'ovlde a specalzed knowledge on mu aspects of pulpng. Ths poston requ~, s a pe.rso.n wth. an.aavanced degree, preferably m chemcal engmeenng wth experence n the area of provdng techncal servces for pulp mll operatlms. Wll be responsble for nvestgatons and development work wth the objectve of mprovng the on-gong e~enomc.v~, bll.ty of pulp mll operatons. W.~1 a.lso nllate s.mmeo m fbre utlzaton, specalty props, unproven cooxmg am bleachng and mproved process eontrol. Management sklls 'are needed to tran, delegate, supervse and motvate the techncal personnel nvolved. Both peatoas wll have exceptonal.salary.handlng wth an outstandng frnge beneft paegage ncnmmg a non-contrbutory fully pad penson plan wth an optonal contrbutory plan wthout admnstratve charges -- plans are outstandng, exceedng ndustry level by twenty percent. f you are nterested n learnng more about these two opportuntes, please wrte n confdence to: Manager -- ndustral Relatons Kmberly-Clark of Canada Lmted Pulp and Forest Products Dvson Terrace Bay, Ontaro, POT 2W0 OR for further nformaton Phane Collect , ext. 211 After 4 P.M., 807~ or CONSTTUTON New meetngs start OTTAWA (CP)- Federal The provncal mnsters the commttee of mnsters and provncal mnsters are keen to dscuss how the to dscuss how the conbegn three days of provnces can gan powers sttuton, the Brtsh North barganng today on con- now assgned to the federal Amerca Act of 1867, can be sttutonal reform, government, brought to Canada. The closed meetng at a Trudeau ndcated at the The consttuton s a Quebec sk resort n the earler conference he s statute of the Brtsh nearby Gatneau Hlls s a wllng to dscuss gvng the Parlament and can be follow-up to the con- provnces greater respon- amended only wth ts sttutonal conference here sblty n areas such as consent, somethng Trudeau Oct. 30-Nov. attended by natural resources, com- says s humlatng for Prme Mnster Trudeau and muncatons and fsheres. Canada. the 10 premers. The mnsters also are to Quebec balked at The 11 leaders had dscuss nsertng a human dscussons on brngng the charged ther attorneys- rghts charter n a new consttuton to Canada. gencralandn- consttuton and fndng Premer Rene Levesque tergovernmental affars ways to gve the provnces a says a new federalmnsters to study the 50- greater voce n Supreme provncal powersharng year-old problem and report Court of Canada appont- agreement should be struck to them at a Feb. 5-6 corm- ments, before contemplaton of a ference. Trudeau had also wanted beme-grown consttuton. Specal offer... from Z-BRCK,..... $4y9or less! The Herald, Thursday, November 33, 1978, Page 5 Publo N0toe ' Ottawa, November 20,1978 The commbmon has receved the followng applcatons for eormderaton; Pacfc Regon, Hope: Cable T.V. Ltd., P.O. Box 489, Hope, B.C., V0X 1L0, Hope, B.C. ( ). MerrLL Cablevson Ltd., P.O. Box 908, 2040 Grante Avenue, MerrLL, B.C. V0K 2B0, MerrLL, B.C. ( ). Pentctoa Cal)le T.V. Ltd., P.O. Box 610, 379 Martn Street, Pentleten, B.C. V2A 610, Pentcton, B.C. (78~85600). Kelowna Cable T.V. Ltd., P.O. Box 550, 310 Leoa: Avenue, Keowna, B.C. VTY 7P2, Kelowna, B.C. ( ) Vercom Cable Servces Ltd., P.O. Box 400, st,...~ Vernon, B.C. VT 6M3 Vernon, B.C. ( )..::~ Ltd., 156 erar~:l Manlne Cablevnon of.kamlonpa Kamloops, B.C. 1 Avenue, Kamloopa, B.C. V2B 1C, (782001'100). :: ~, Central nteror Cablevaon Ltd., 470-3rd Avenue,!!~! Prnce George, B.C. VK, 3119, Prnce George, B.C." f (Ta2or/20o). Qu,ne, B.C. (78207e0o0). 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Kamloops... t00 Mle House ':':: Wllams Lake,.. ~qu~melgee~e : ~ Terrace.:!~ Kltlmat :' Prnce Rupert whle the eommasm s. aware that plans for th program have been underway... /for sometlme t~otly- -'-~ recently reeeved then appucauom, m can'y me. program beymd Vuonuver. ~.affrm. l.o.n s also E aware of eencerns d other Brltum t;olumnmn T.V. breadcastem coueqmmtly ~ nseenslty the tme for censlderatnn ~ tl~ matter s very short nterested rtes must ~ ther comments, as nd~..ted.... ~ low, The commsson has undertaken to ensure met.r, all the nterested parte~ of whch ~ c0mm_ lsso.n s.=.: awallare nforlmedof ~ notce fortnwm. Gocauons :.. where ~ applcaton may be examned;. Hope Cable T,V. Ltd., 229 Wallace Street, Hope, B.C. MerrLL Cablevaon Ltd., 2040 Grante Avenue,. Merrt, B.C..': '-": Pentcten Cable T.V. Ltd., 379 Martn Street, Pen-.- tetou, B.C. Kelowna Cable T.V. 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'-mmne ma the oooerantv to submt comments on th~'ap'"plloa'--fleas b-y s" ubmttng a wrt~n l.nte~'en~on.: to the underslped at CRTC Ottawa, tmmno, ~sa umz. or at the Western Regonal Offce 701 West Georga Street, Vancmver, B.C.. and by servng a true copy of the nterventon upon the... applcant on or before November 24, The n-.. terventlon shall contan a.clear and concse statement- : at ~e relevsnt facts and the grounds upon whch the.. ntervonors support for, opposton to or propro6ed modfcaton of the applcatons are based, : : The postal or messenger recept s.hon!d..be at~..ched. to the eopy for the CRTC gwng proof that me appucant ". has receved hs copy. J.G. Patenande. ActngSeeretury General ~. Canadan Rado Televson.. and Telecommoneaton Commsson.. CounsellDe La RadodUfuson.,.!, Et Des Tetecomm. uncutons Canadeenas

6 Page 6,'The Herald, Thursday, November 23, 1978 Park to return BOSTON (A1)) -- DefencemanBrad Park returns to Boston Brnns lneup tonght for the frst tme snce the all.star had knee surgery Oct. 14. Park, who wll play aganst Buffalo Sabres at Boston Garden, aggravated a knee njury n the Natonal Hockey League team's season opener Oct. 12 aganst Pttsburgh Penguns. He scored a goal and had two asssts n that game. To make room for Park on the roster, the Brnns have sent forward Dwght Foster, last year's No. 1 draft pck, to Rochester Amercans n the Amercan league. Wnger Stan Jonathan s sdelned wth a fractured rght wrst and wll be dle for at least three weeks. The Bruns, , had a tenuous one-pont lead over Toronto Maple Leafs n the Adams Dvson pror to Wednesday nght's Toronto- New York Rangers game. ~ v v v v v v v v v v v v v B~tsy's Pancake & 4642 Lazelle Open 6 a.m. every mornng except Sunday, Open 11 a.m. CLOSED 9 p.m. daly, ( except - ( Frday & Saturday - 3 a.m. Sunday - 6 p.m. ( q helraldl SPORTS wth Chrs Porter All Seasons over Teachers, Ev's trounces,cty Centre Two nter-cty games were played n Mens Basketball acton at Skeana Jr. Secondary School Monday nght, and Terrace teams were vctorous n both of them. n the frst. game, All Seasons Sportng Goods defeated the Ktmst Teachers 99-81, and n the nghtcap game, t was the gv's Clppers trumphant over Ktmat Cty Centre by a score of n the openng game, the Ktmat Teachers stayed. close throughout the frst half, and were down just two ponts, at the end. All Sessous came up wth a tremendous 62 pont outburst n the 'second half, however, ran away from the Teachers, and won handly, Tom Marvn led All Seasons wth 30 ponts, whle Mke reland had 22,.and Dong McKay 20. For the Teachers, t was Axel Krouas scorng 20 ponts, whle Dave Paterson had 19. Ev's Clppers had a relatvely easy tme of thngs n the second game, and had bult a sold lead over Ktmat Cty Centre by halftme. They contnued to roll along n the second half, chalkng up the ponts, and by the tme the fnal buzzer sounded, they were comfortably n front by the score of 92-59, and full value for the vctory. Dale Prest led the Clppers onslaught wth a 39 pont performance, whle Dave Crawley chpped n wth 22 ponts. The top pont scorer for Ktmat Cty Centre was Harold Bartel Leafs te Rangers NEW YORK (AP) -- Bruce Bondreau's second goal of the game, a brenkaway shot from 10 feet wth just 3:05 remanng Wednesday nght, gave Toronto a 3-3 Natonal Hockey League te wth New York Rangers and extended the Maple Leafs' unbeaten streak to fve games. Anders Hedherffs power play tally at 3:53 of the thrd perod had gven New York a 3-2 lead, but Boudreau snared a pass from nn Turnbull and broke n alone to send hs shot past Rangers goale Dong Soetoert. Bondrean's frst goal of the game, a 25-lout shot wth 2:28 left n the second perod, had brought Toronto even at 2-2. Toronto defenceman Dave wth 23 ponts, followed by Mke Nesbt who had 18. The next scheduled acton n the Terrace Mene Basketball League s tonght at Skeena Jr. Secondary School, when Skeena Hotel wll take on Kluss& Sons at 8:00 P.M., and Ev's Clppers wll go aganst All Seasons Sportng Goods n the 9:15 P.M. nghtcap game. Hutchson deflected Laany McDonald's shot past Soetaert at 7:56 d.the frst pered for a -0 Toronto lead. Bondrcau's second goal extended to 11 games the Leafs' unbeaten streak when they have scored the frst goal. Toronto lost left wng Dan Fudoney durng a power plny wth 12:56 left n the mddle perod when a shot from the 'blue lne by Turnbull deflected off a suck and gashed Maloney's face beneath hs rght eye. He dd not return for further acton. ~ar,,es Banquets Weddngs t.j ~.~Jl,.J Book Now For Chrstmas & New Years Reasonable Rates DENNS NADEAU Dsco Folk Phone Luncheon Speoale every day, A A ~ A A A A A A A A A A A ~ L SNG El E L Spee/a/~pen/nq bor Xmaa Party Con~r~ ct Audrey Barker at t!he Lakelse Hotel Wednesday, November 22 to Frday, No+,~]n[,, r 24 Northwest Realty no. 747 Bute St., Vaneouver, B.C. V6E 1Y2 Phone

7 The Herald, Thursday, November 23, ra, Page '1 SHORT TAKES ON SPORT Totem Ford s dangerous,, wfhchvsporter when they're shorthanded The CFL season s over, battles have been f ongyoff ht, and once agan the v.ar for the Grey Cup. has been narrowed down to two teams. Ths years battle for Lord Grey's trophy wll be Sunday at Toronto's Exhbton Stadum a.nd wll feature the same two teams that partcpated n last years game (or farce, dependng on your pont of vew), the Edmonton Esldmes and the Montreal Alouettes. Over the years, these two teams have fought many Grey Cup battles, some of these memorable, and some that were all too easy to forget. One of the classc moments n Grey CUp hstory occurred way back n 1964, when Edmonton's then Jack of all trades Jaeke Parker scooped up a Monronl fumble n the dyng moments of the game and ran the longth of the feld for a touch down to pull out a bust mnute vctory for the Eskmos. Edmonton also won the Grey Cup game the next two years n a row, each tme ther opponents besg these same Alouettes from Montreal. Thngs have changed somewhat the past few seasons. The teams have remaned the same for the most part, but t's been Montreal comng out on top wll mark the f'dthtme n the 1970s that Edmonton has made t to the Grey CUp game, but out of the four prevous trps, they've managed to wn but once. They lost to the Ottawa Rough Rders n 1973, and suffered defeats of 20-7 (1974) and41-6 (1977), bothof these at the hands of those same Montreal Alouettes mentoned earler. The only tme they managed to go ah the way to the champonshp was n 1975, then they beat the Alouettea 9-8. Ths year's game wll pt tany be out to avenge the mo.nton had thngs relatvely bascally the,same two 1977 defeat, and Montreal easy durng the season, and teams that were nvolved n wll want to prove that the fnshed on top n the west by last year's contest, whch game was no fluke. Both the a wde margn. The resulted n a 41-6 vctory for Eskmos and Atouettes are rejuve.oated Calgary the As. Many people stll clutch teams that perform Stampeders gave them a recall the slppery feld well under pressure. f they hard tme n the WFC fnal, condtons that contrbuted weren't they wouldn't hate though, and they were forced greatly to the one sded made t to the Grey Cup n to come from a defct affar. For some strange the frst place. n the fourth quarter to wn reason, the Montreal players All n all, the 1978 edton of seemed almost unaffected the Grey Cup promses to be All thngs beng equal, the by the. slck Olympc an nterestng matchup game looks lke a tossup, Stadum turf, whle the hetwneo two sold football wth ether team capable of Eskmos were slppng and teams that are no strangers wnnng. No matter whch sldng all over the place, to each other. Montreal had way thngs go, Sunday afand couldn't do anythng a tough tme gettng there, ternoon wll tell the story, rght Rumor has t that fnshng second to Ottawa n and brng an end to an n- Montreal found a staple gun the east, manly because terestng 1978 season. n ther dressng room, and they were plagued by n- Hopefully, the game wll he one of the players got the jures most of the year. They one of tlfose fall classcs that brght dea of puttng staples were healthy for the fans wll talk about n n the soles of hs cleats. t playoffs, though, and beat seemed to work all rght, so the Rough Rders n the come, nstead of the dud that the rest of the Montreal team EFC fnal Sunday. Ed- was wtnessed last year. followed sul As a result, ths gave them a certan amount of tracton and manoeuverablllty unattanable by the Eskmos. Ths s Just a rumour, but t was strange how Montreal could mo~e so freely despte the bad feld. Exhbton ~tts Stadum's crew, however, s peeal steps to nsure feld wll he n much better condton for ths year's game. The feld wll be covered wth tarpaulns that won't be lfted untl four hours before game tme, wth the excepton of team practces, ltrs possble that last years feld condtons w~ the result of the tar-... ~s beng taken out for a long rehearsal of a hahtme show, and that t snowed heavly at the tme. The Montreal stadum staff salted the feld to try to get rd of the snow, end t resulted n the slppery condtons. Hopefully, Exhbton Stadum wll be n much better shape for ths year's match, and fans wll be treated to a much better game. Edmonton wll cer- Cry tal to be rght on-rap.t:. EDMONTON ',CP) -- Durng Satnrday'~ Grey Cup ]parade n Torc,tr), eghtyour-old Crystal Leafy ot Edmonton wll be rght on top. Crystal, who wes born wthout a foot, wll st wth Crag Beason, 8, of Depp, Ars., hgh atop the chld safely f0at sponsored by the War Amputatons /umocnllon of Canada. Crystal hasn't let her handcap nterfere wth her lfe. She enjoys swmmng, skatng and skng and plans to gve fgure skatng a whrl ths wnter. And, after her grade 4 classes, she partcpates n Browne actvtes. As for football, Crystal s quckly developng en n. terest n the game because of Edmonton's partcpaton n the Grey Cup. "'ve Duly scent on TV hefore," she says. "But yon can't really see what's gong on. can't wat to see t n real lfe." n Terrace Commercal Penaltes played a key part Hockey League acton n that goal as well, snce Tuesday nght at the Arena, Totem Ford's Bob Peacock Totem Ford's attack proved was sttng out an elbowng to be more potent when they n fracton at the tme. were penalzed than when Totem Ford was agan a they were at full strength, as man short when Mke Ford both ther goals were came up wth an unasssted shorthanded efforts en route goal at 8:46 of the mddle to a 2- hard fought vctory frame, hs second shorover McEwan GM. thanded goal of the game, Totem Ford's Bran Clark gvng Totem Ford a 2-1 was servng a trppng advantage. penalty when Mke Ford's Though both teams had shot found ts way nto the ther chances, stubborn MeEwan net to gve Totem defences prevaled, and Ford a -0 lead. Reno nether squad could manage Mchaud end Bob Peacock a goal the rest of the game. asssted on the play. That Fnal score, Totem Ford 2, was all the scorng untl McEwan GM. Steve Dlllabough scored for Though Totem Ford won glowng terms for years to ' McEwan GM at 5:31 of the the game, they were outehot second perod, knottng the by McEwen GM whch contest at one goal apece., goes to show that t sn't _.o~..+,o~. always shots on goal that Hockey League s tongh, count. 8:30 P.M., at the Terrace Arena when the Terrace The next scheduled acton Chrysler Juvenles wll take n Terrace Commercal enskeena Hotel. Teams G W L T GF GA. ponts SkeenaHotel : Terrace Totem Ford Terrace Chrysler Juvenles McEwanG.M Gordon&Anderson Players Team G A Ponts Reno Mchaud Totem Ford Clff Flury Skeena Hotel Dave Sharps Sknena Hotel 12 t 23! Bob Peacock Totem Ford Rck Lews McEwan G.M Mke Ford Totem Ford ': Rck Smoley "retrace Chrysler Juvenles Terry Grmm Gordon & Anderson 3 1O.13 Kevn Oson Gordon & Andemon Sev PstonS Skeena Hotel 5 7 1~ neghbours dnnk Canadan Club, The Unted States. nto ts thrd century of democratc lfe. A country of achevement and sprt. A land created by people who enjoy lfe's fner thngs, n each of the 50 states, Amedcans enjoy the fne taste of Canadan Club. t's nce to know the world can get together about somethng. Around the world when people thnk of the fnest, lghtest, smoothest whsky, they thnk of Canadan Club. flmml of fne Cmadlan whddes s "rm Bed n ~ 14ou~" n 87 lands: Afghanstan, Algera, Antarctca, Antgua, Argentna, Aruba, Australa, Austra, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgum, Bermuda. Brasl, Canada, Canaw sbnds, Chle. Chrstmas slaed. Costa Rca, Curacao. Denmark, Domncan Repubhc. Ecuador. Ethopa. Fj, Fnland, Fralw.e, Germany, Gbraltar, Greece, Greenland. Grenada, Guadeloupe. Hath Hon8 Kon& celand, ndm, ndonesa, ran, raq, reland, luselo taly, Jamaca, JaPan, Jordan, Kenya Korea, Lebanon Lbya.Malta, Memco, Morocco. Nepal. Netherlands, NewZealand. 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FOREMAN --. netrumentatm sad Electrcal Mateteaance FOREMAN -- Pulp, Tour Operaton ENGNEERNG MANTENANCE PANNEW and 9CREDULER8 WE ARE OFFERNG: Relocaton Expenses Top Range Salarm Comprehensve Beneft Package NCLUDNG a non.contrbutory fully pad penson plan wth an.optonal con~butory plan w..t.b.ont admnstratve charges- puns are oumumom8, exosedng ndustry level by twenty pet~nt. Wrte n Confdence to: Mnnagar - ndustral Retatlmm bherly-cark of Canada Lmted Pulp ud Forest Products DvbJou Terrace Bay, Ontaro, POT, W0 OR for further lnformauou Phone Colleet M143S.3311, ext. ll Mter 4 P.M. 80'/-6lS-3~4, er 8r/-8lS-ClN [[ [ Panasonc Mcrowave Ovens HE-191DD Oook-A-Round Turntable Another Panasono Exoluove The Panasonc Cook-A-Round magnetc turntable slowly mtatos your food as t cooks. That means no more perodc manual turnng of food durng mcrowave cookng. An even overall cookng result s provded. Because our turntable operates magnetcally, there are no exposed FeltUrll 1. Auto Sensor cookng--just touch a sngle control and The Genus fgures out the restf 2. Cook-A-Round magnetc turntable for overall even cookng and defrostng. Easy to clean. 3. Two-phase POW~ programmng, for delay start. keep warm. or multple power cookng. See the Genus and other Panasonc Ovens Demonstrated Every ~ Auto ~ Auto J r.~. 1...one tap ~eheat. Leftovers, Frankfullers. Canned foods. Noodles, Spaghett 2...two taps Beef-Well, Meat Loaf. Stews. Pot Roast, Pork Roast, Sausage, Lamb- Well, ~'~,~A" Auto 3...three taps.~,~. '+~',~,.~ Beef-medlum, Lamb-. Medum. Bacon, Ham. v ~ ; ' ; " Brownes, Rce ~ Auto 4...four laps Beef-Rare, Fsh-Whole, Casseroles, Poultry Auto 5...fve taps +,+Caulflower. Peas,.:%,P.q Auto 6...sx taps,~ ~. Frozen Vegeqabkm, ~ Spl~. Shrmp. Pork or gears to worn/about. Best of all, the Cnok-A- Frday Even ng and c+s..~+ Round glass tray and turntable are easy to remove and can be cleaned wth soap and water. ~. Saturdays TBTE] %. at Muffns. Cupcakes Furnture & Applances

8 Page 8, The Herald, Thursday, November 23, 1978, p~ TERRAOE DRUGS LTD, 3301 hlum CLASSFED LOCAL ONLY: Vtamns & Toys, Toys, Toys RATES 20 words or less S2.00 per nserton. Over 20 words 5 cents per word. 3 or more consecutve n. sertlons $1.50 per nserton. REFUNDS: Frst nserton charged for whether run or not. Absolutely no refunds after ed has been set. CORRECTONS: Must be made before 2nd nserton. Allowance can be made for only one ncorrect ad. BOX NUMBERS: 75 cents pck up. $1.25 maled. CLASSFED DSPLAY: Rates avalable upon request. g Skecna Health Unt S U BSC R PT ON Eby Street RATES Terrace, B.C. Effectve October, 1977 The followng are a few of the servces offered locally by your Health Unlt Staff: gnglecopy 20 CHLD HEALTH CON. By Carrer ruth3.00 FERENCES. By Carrer yeer~36.00 Held weekly at the Health EyMal 3ruth12.00 Unt every Tuesday from Ey Mall 6ruth :30.3:50 p.m. Please phone By Mal year40.00 for an appontment. Senor Ctzen year Held at Thornhll Recreaton Centre on the Brtsh Commonwealth and fourth Frday of every Unted States of Amerlca one month from 1:30-3:30 p.m. year Please phone for an ap- Box 399, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2NW HOME DELVERY Terrace & Dstrct Thornhll & Dstrct Phone polntment. Babysltters who brng chldren must have parents wrtten consent for mmunzatlon. ADULT CLNCS These are held at the Health Unt on Monday, Wednesday and Frday from 3-4:10 p.m. by appontment The Herald reserves tl rght to classfy ads unde'r only. approprate headngs and to PRENATAL CLASSES set rates therefore and to NATONAL CLASSFED determne page locaton. RATE: The Herald reserw.s the 22 cents per agate lne. rght to revse, edt, classfy Mnmum charge $5.05 per ~ertlon. or reject any advertsement Classes are held throughout the year at ntervals for expectant parents. Phone the Health Unt for detals and and to retan any answers regstraton. drected to the Herald Box HOME NURSNG CARE LEGAL - POLTCAL and Reply Servce, and to repay Nursng care n the home T RANSl ENT AD- the customer the sum pad for those who need t on VERTSNG: for the advertsement and referral from ther famly $3.60 per column nch. box rental. ' doctor. Terrace area only. HEALTH PARADE Box reples on "Hold" BUSNESS PERSONALS: For 4 year old chldren. nstructons not pcked up $4.00 per lne per month. wthn 10 days of expry of an Held on thrd Monday of On a 4 month bass only. advertsement wll be every mont h. Develop.' DEADLNE destroyed unless malng' mental, vson, h'earlng screenng done. Please nstructons are receved. Those answerng Box phone for appontment. DSPLAY: PRENATAL BREATHNG Numbers are requested not ' ~00 p.m. 2 days pror to & RELAXNG EXERCSES to send orgnals of ~u. bllcaton day. Held every Monday afdocuments to avod ~s. ternonn at. 2 p.m. C-LASSFED: 1.:00 p.m. day pror to "All clams of errors n advertsements must be V.D. ~ CLNC Held every Monday at 3:30 ~bllcaton day. recetved by the publsher or by appontment. wthn 30 days after the frst SANTATON ALL CLASSFED CASH poblcetlou. The publc health nspectors WTH ORDER other than t s agreed by the ad. are now stuated n Eby BUSNESSES WTH AN vertser requestng spac~ Street. They wll be pleased' ESTABLSHED ACCOUNT. that the lablty of the, to assst wth any santaton Herald n the event of falure problems. ~ervce cher~e of ss.~ a t to 'publsh an advertsement SPEECH AND HEARNG N.S.F. cheques or-n the event-of an error. CLNC "' appearng n the ad.' Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. WEDDNG DESCRP- vertlsement as publshed Hearng tests wll be done by.t ONS: shall be lmted fo the referral from famly doctor No charge provded new~ amount pad by the ad. 'or communty health nurse. submtted wthn one month. uertlser for only one n $5;00 producton charge for correct nserton for the LONG TERM CARE w~ldlng and.or engagement porton of the ndvertlslng Offce at No Laz~lle pctures. News of weddngs space occuped by the n. Ave. Tel (wrte-ups} receved one correct or omtted tem only, Assessment and plannng for month or more after event and that there shall be no those elgble for Long Term Sl0.00 charge, wth or lablty to any event greater Care. w)hout pcture. Subject to than the amount pad for AD TO HANDCAPPED condensaton. Payable n such advertsng. Offce at No advance. Advertsements must Lszelle. Tel comply wth the Brtsh' Assessment and gudance CLASSFED AN- Columba Human Rghts Act for vocatonal and socal NOUNCEMENTS: whch prohbts any ad. rehabltaton done by Brths 5.50 vertlslng that dscrmnates consultant. Engagements' 5.50 aganst any person because Marrages 5.50 of hs race, relgon, sex, The Salvaton Army wll be ~Deaths 5.50 color, natonalty, ancestry sponsorng a Chrstmas Tea Funerals 5.50 Cards of Thanks 5.50 Memoral Notces 5.50 PHONE Classfed Advertsng Dept. NCHES AWAY CLUB Meet every Tuesday nght at e n the Skeena Health Unt. For more nformaton phone or Rape Relef Aborton Counsellng & Crss Lne for " Woman 638-S~ L~arn to Fly. Jon Ar Cadets, Terrace Squadron s acceptng applcatons to, September. f you enloy of thnk you wotjd enloy flyng, rfle range, outdoor actlvlt:es and are between 13-1~ years of age, please call: Mke Smth at or Bey Tasa at Pregnant and n need of support? Call for help from Rght.to Lfe promoters: Lsa at ,1 Carol at Janna at Ladles Slm Lne Club meets N~nday evenng -- 6:30 p.m. --~Unltecl Church basement, Kltlmat. (nc.10.14) WANTED DONATONS The Thre~, Rvers Workshop for the Handcapped are lookng for donatons of any old, broken or used places of furnture, a so any dscarded wood products we could use for recyclng or renovatng. Call us at between- 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we wll fry to make arrangements for pckup..... / or place of orgn, or bec.au.s.e, hs age s between,14 and 65 years, unless the condton s Justfed by a bona fde' requrement for the work nvnlved. Do You Feel You Have ADrlnkng Problem? There s help Avalable! Phone ALCOHOLCS ANONYMOUS Meetngs: Men.: 8:30 p.m. Unted Church Thurs. or Sat. 0':30 p.m. Mlls Memoral Hosptal. Sun. Breakfast Meetng. 10 1o noon. Lakese Hotel. Weght Watchers meetng held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Knox Unted Church Hall, 4907 LazeHe Avenue. SKEENACENTRE Skeena Centre offers to the Senor Ctzens of the Terrace and Thornhlll ares the followng servces: Actvty Centre for hen. dlcrafls Day care for workng, people Drop.n for companonshp & coffee Monday thru Frday 8-4. Transportaton avalable. Contact Skeenavlew Lodge M LLS MEMORAL THRFT SHOP Mlls Memoral Hosptal Auxlary would apprecate any donatons of good, clean clothng, any household tems, toys etc. for ther THRFT SHOP. For pckup servce phone or , or leave donatons at the Thrft Shop on Lazele Avenue on Saturdays between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thank you. (nctfn) and Sale on De smber 9 between 1 and 5 p.m. Admsson $ Walsh Ave. Everyone Welcome (9.9n) Chrst Church Anglcan KRlmat' wll be holdng ts annual SNOWFLAKE BAZAAR:: ON: Saturday, Nov. 25 from 1:38 p.m.-4 p,m. There wll be a sewng table, tea table, bake table, men's gourmet booth, whte elephant table, plants, books, fsh pond for chldren. Come and do your Chrstmas shoppng. Everyone s welcome. (ne14-~a) St. Matthews Anglcan Church Women of Terrace are havng Chrstmas Bazaar Nov. 25, 1978 from 2.4p.m. n Church Hall 'PREGNANT?' NEED HELP? Call Brthrght for an alternatve to aborton, Phone anytme. Room 233, Necbeko Centre. (netfn 20n) Terrace Lttle Theatre nqeda a panst for rehearsals and roducton of "You're a Man Cherle Brown." Phone or for ntervew nformaton. No, fortune but lots of fame. (ne) December BAKE 8ALE 4 p.m. at the Coop.rPrececda for the Centennal Chrstan School. A tea and bazaar wll be held n Knox Unted Church on Saturday, December 2 from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (n.tfn) Kathryn Cernauskas has studed n North Amerca and Europe wth some of the world's greatest masters of the flute. She s a very versatle muscan, per. formng regularly wth the Vancouver Socety for Early Musc and beng a founder member of Days, Months and Years to Come, an ensemble specalzng n the performance of recent musc. Davled Humphreys s a Brtsh born harpst who has recently settled n Van. couver. Hs actvtes nclude workng wth the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, the Vancouver New. MuSlCr Socety and Symphonle Cansdlana. R.E.M. Lee Theatre NOV.25--Op.m. Tckets - $6.00 at door or by membershp. The Terrace Jaycous wll be sellng Chrstmas Colorng Books. These books are 9'x3' n dmensons and have very lovely Cn'lstmas prnts for chldren of all ages to enjoy. P~ohably one of the most sgnfcant events n the hstory ~of the Terrace Jaycees -- Charter Nght. Why so sgnfcant. Ths s when we wll be recevng our offcal charter and becqmng a recognzed unt n the Jaycee nternatonal. Ths s" when we wll be sov~'ng our tns wth our par~t unt -- the Terrace Jaycees --and be an ndependent unt. The terrace Jaycees would lke to take ths opportunty to thank the Terrace Jayceea for sponsorng us and n partcular thank Doug Mtsfeldt and James Glltham for all the work, enthusasm, and assstance they gave n gettng us on our feet. Occason: Charter Nght -,Terrace Jaycees When: Nov. 25, p.m. Where: Banquet room, 8an4man nn t you are a female betweon the ages of 18 and 39 and nterested n fellowshp, come and pay our unt a vst. Our meetngs are held on the frst and thrd Thursday of every month at the Lakelse Hotel - cocktals at 7 p.m. and dnner at 7:30 p.m. Because we have to make arrangamenm mr your meal, t would be apprecsted f you would call Mrs. Rose Kerr, Program Charman She wll arrange for your meal, and f you would lke transportaton by all means just: ask. (ne2-24n) The.O.F. are holdng ther. CHRSTMAS BAZAAR on Nov. 25,1978 at the Arena Banquet Room from T - 3 p.m. Chrstmas ornaments and lots of gfts for everyone. (nc24-24nov) OPERATON SANTA CLAUS All Patents, Kt!mat Workshop and Senor Ctzens Extended Care are nvted to partcpate Saturday Dec. 3, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. n shoppng dscounts and free luncheon. Regster at Wse Old Owl, Assstance avashs. Sponsors are Beta Sgma Fve, Cty Centre Merchants Assocaton. (nst.30n) A NOTCE TO CRAFTS PEOPLE OF THE AREA A stere s openng at the end of November whch s ntended as an outlet for Arts & Crafts of ths northwest area, Funded under a Canada Works Grant, t s located at 3224 Kalum St., Terrace. t wll have normal store The Terrace Sngles Club s holdng a Dance on Saturday, November 25 at 9 p.m. Place -- The Masonc Hall, 4917 Lazelle. Musc by Wolfgang SCholz of KtJmat. Come out and enjoy the good musc. Last dance for For nformaton phone: Bob 6,~-m49 or Margaret (nc4-24) Terrace Lttle Theatre's frst producton "Vantes" open~ November 14 and plays Nov. 16 to 18 and Nov , startng at 8 p.m. Tckets ore $1.50 for Tuesday, Nov. 14,' $3.00 for Thursdays and $4.00 for Frdays and Saturdays. On sale at McColl's Real: Estate or at the door. (nc13-17) "Full or part.tme. Here s arl opportunty to earn extr,~ money, $6 - $8 per hour. Tranlng s avalable. Fo~ ntervews call Joan -.635~ 8392anytme (Fuller Brush! (ctf) Paper Carrer for Terrace Herald needed for the Mc- Connell area on the bench. Phone (nc-cfn) The Terrace Day Care years prevous offce ex- Auxlary wll be holdng a perence and ablty to type BAKE & CRAFTS SALE at ' 50 words per mnute. the Terrace Coop, Please contact Skeena December 22 from 5 p,m. g Health Unt at for P.M. All of our frends who applcaton forms and furwsh to donate any crafts or ther detals. baked goods can drop them Salary $ per month off at the Day Care Centre, plus $25.40 specal lvng a 3425 Kslum on or before allowance. (c4-27) December 22-4 p.m. (ne30-22d) Tho~4dll Junor Secon~ry School ww.be sendng out Report Cards ths Monday, November 20. Open House s beng held for the purpose of dscussng Report Cards and any other concerns. Parents are nvted.to attend Wednesday, November 22 for Grade 8 students and Thursday, November 23 for grade 9 & 10 students -- 7 to 0 p.m. (nc2-22) ABLE ELECTRC LTD. Electrcal and Refrgeraton contract. House wrng (cff ~ SPORTSMEN'S BARBER SHOP Now Open Frldays fll eght. Across from Post Offce Emerson (a.06) GOLDEN RULE Odd lobs for the obless, Phone Kalum. GEMN EXCAVATNG LTD. (Wes Andrews) Backhoe Work Hourly & Contract 635.S479anytlme CONCRETE SEPTC TANKS PRE.KAST For mmedate delvery Septc System Specalsts "nsst on the Best" PHONE SCHMTTYS E XCAVAT NG DUFFS BCYCLE SHOP Recondtoned bkes and repars. Reasonable rates 1V31 Qusensway Dr. ~(a4) SKEENACOLORS Resdental Commercal Pantng Phone S RUPERT STEEL & SALVAGE LTD. We buy copper, brass, all metals and batteres. Locaton - Seal Cove Open tll 5 p.m. Men. to Sat. Phons 824-$639 2 year old rsh Setter and 3 year German Shepherd lost n Thornhlll area. No collars. hours and be run on a Reward offered. Phone 635- "consgnment only" bass or ~. (c3-23) Your partcpaton s a must n order for ths store to be a success. Please drop by or phone f you have any suggestons, or work to AN NTERNATONAL OL, be dsplay.ed (nc7.3on) CO. offers plenty of money 11tANSCENDENTAL MEDTATON & TM*SlDH PROGRAM Free lntrodneto~ lecture Wednesday, Nov. 29-7:30 p,m, Northwest Communty College Admn. Bldg. Room 103B. Phone 638-&q~. (nc5-29) "Brthrght' Chapter meetng to be held Nov. 28 n the Senor Ctzen's Room of the Arena at 8 p.m. A slde presentaton concernng values of human lfe wll be dscussed. 'Everyone welcome. (nc4-28) plus cash bonuses, at home tranng for mature ndvdaal n Terrace-Ktmat area. Regardless of ex.- perence, wrte S.B. Read, Pres., Tffany Asphalt nternatonal, Box 1797, Sta. R., Toronto, Ont. M4G 4A3, (a4-22, ) NURSES wanted h Terrace for ear percng m a regular part-tme bass Shfts are Thursday an( Frday evenngs and al day Saturdays. Call Mr Mclmels at (416) 7gl-2020 (as-24n) OFFCE ASSSTANT 2 Requred for Provncal Government Offce on a half tme hass. Must have 9 Supervsor for Lazelle Pre- School. Apply n wrtng wth two (2) letters of reference to Dave Martyn, 4907 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. (5.27) Do you want to he the Avon lady n your neghborhood? Call Mary 655-~17. (ctfn- 21n) For Sale: 2 very large sentry speakers. $1200 value. Reduced for quck sale (p5-24) 1976 Canam 125 Drt Bke. Phone (c5-28) STANED GLASS Wndows -- Lamps -- made to order and repars. Matt & Kaye Eheea (!)17-30) Grl gude cookes for sale. 'Wll delver (notfn) For Sale: Brand new Elertrolux vacuum cleaner. Perfect condton. Must sell. Phone (c5-24) One G.E. Frdge - $300. One G.E. Stove - $250. n new condton and excellent workng order. Phone (c5-34) 'GFT DEAS' We make to order, macrame, lamps, tables, plant hangers and towel racks. Plus other useful and decoratve tems. For more nformaton please call or , (cs-ld) Valley Comfort Heater. Excellent condton, Phone (c3-24) 6 pool tables 6x12 (Natonal) complete, cues & balls. Regular prce ~,000 ea. On sale $1,500 an. Collect Ask for Kathy. p.m.- 7 p.m. (p3.24) Just Lke New. 78 Erka portable typewrter. Hardly ever used. Great Chrstmas Gft - $00. Call between 6:30-9:30 a.m. and 9:30 - p.m. (c5-28) Do you know someone who s ambtous, who prefers nterestng and dversfed offce dutes? Then the varety. of work here among our group of frendly career.mnded men and women should have.specal appeal. You wll enjoy our modern offce, opportanty for advancement, all the benefts of a bg natonal company, yet work near home. Send your frends n to see us--or, come on n youreelt. HOUSEHOLD FNANCE CORP Lakelse Ave, (as-24n) Frewood for Sale. Phone (p20-~ d) 30" coppertene self.cleanng stove- $ cu. R. freatfrec frdga wth freezer compartment - $200 OBO for the par. Phone after 6 p.m. (p4-24) Frewood for sale. Delvered ~5 cord, Phone after 6 p,m. ((:5-27) bdrm, Safeway 12x68. Complete wth 8xt2 joey shack. Wll sell furnshed or unfurnshed. And 1972 Datsun Pckup. Best offer or wll se}l for parts. Phone (p~29) ATTENTON CONTEACTOR8 ndustral offce traler for. rent. 10x40 Travoo. Two room jobalte offce traler Chnook Traler Sales 5506 Hwy. 16 West, Dealer no. DO13A (af~-lto) For Sale: Doberman Pnchar pup. Four months old. Ear crop and all shots. $200 frm, must sell. Phone (p5-23) WANTED Copes of September 12, 1978, Dally Herald. f brought to offce we'll pay you $2.00, (nctfnl Wanted to rent: garage for wnter months to store vehcle. Phone after 5 p.m. (ffn.sff) 23'6" Bayllner CB. Low hours. 225 Volvo. Trm tabs. Stand up head. Excellent condton. Loaded. Sounders, compasses and C.B. Heavy duty Roadrunner traler. Phone e (c3-24) For Rent: 2 bedroom house. Stove & frdge. $105 per month. Also 2 bedroom fully furnshed traler. $225 per month. Exclusve, caterng to famles only. No pets. Located at 3347 Kofoed Drve. Phone (no2-2a) For Rent: 2 bedroom house, Stove & frdge. $1S5 per month. Also 2 Bedroom fully furnshed traler. $225 per month. Exclusve, caterng to famles only. No pets. Located at 3347 Kofoed Drve. Phone (1)2-23) House for rent - furnshed 2 bedroom older house n town Lazelle Avenue.. $200 per month. Phone 268O. (cb-~a) For Rent: one bedroom furnshed apartment. Avalable December 1, Approxmately 3 mles from downtown Terrace. Phone (nctln-21n) 2 bedroom basement sute for rent. No pets. nterested partes call ~ (p3-~) 3 bedroom unfurnshed duplex for rent. Avalable Dec., Phone (c5-29) FOR SALE BY OWNER Three bedroom house on large corner lot. Many features mtbt be seen to be apprecated. For appontment phone days, ovenngs. (c14- : 24) 'Must Sell' -- leavng Ktmat. 4 bedroom home on Brant Street. Open to often (cls-16d) Well kept 3 bedroom full basement home. Features 2 freplaces, bult n dshwasher, landscapped, controlled subdvson on water Churchll Drve. To vew hone 63~3617. (3-FA) NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTON 3 bedroom, 1340 sq. ft., L. shaped home wth full basement and f rep ace., Wll fnsh to your choce. Phone Gdfn.026) Wanted to Lease: 3 bedroom house by professonal couple. Wll mantan or after 6 p.m. (p10-30) For Rent: 3 bedroom house, 2000 sq. ft. Lvng area, freplace, carport wth ~ Wanted to Rent: 2 bedroom acre of parkng for heavy house or apartment n N. equpment. Centrally Kahm area, as soon as located. Phone (1)5- possble before 3 27) p.m. Men. to Fr. (c5-27) l n AVS A.UX PARENTS FRANCOPHONES NSCRPTON PROGRAMME CADRE DE FRANCA8 En S~tombre 1979 le Prngramme Cadre de Franeafs destne a la populaton Froncophone de la C.B. sara ntredut au noveau elementare salon lu narmes du Mlntstere de 1' Educaton.! taut qu 'on parle frnacas comamment. L'nserptlon des slaves, pour la regon Terrace. '1~rnldl, se fera le 28 novembre entre 9 het S h a Sebool Board Offce, 3211 Keaney St., Terrace. S veus ne pouvaz pas nscrre en personae, s'll vcm ~ t telephoner au numero e3,~4931 lec 56 le Jour 'nscrpton. (a3-28,24,27n) MOBLE HOME MMEDATE DELVERY TO YOUR LOCATON are now avalable on our lovely 14 wde and doublewde moble homes. You choose your decor, and we custom buld to sut. Government grant of $2500 applcable. Expense pad fare Vancouver. return. For free credt check and approval please phone collect. Parker Homes of Canada Ltd

9 L ', o The Herald, Thursday, November 23, 1978, Page 9 52, WANTED,TO RENT Wanted: Room & Board for sngle gentlemen. Call anytme, leave message (p10-28) Retal or Offce Sl~ce 2 stores total of 2800 ft. Ca,, be separated to 1400 ft. areas 4wcholce locaton on Lazelle Shoppng Centre, Terrace, B.C or Vancouver, Avalable Sept' 1, '1978. (ctf) For Sale: Commercal Buldng -- Prnce Rupert, 7~½ Thrd Ave. W. Prnce Rupert. 2,300 sq. ft. ground level. 5 bedroom upstars. Lease for $580 per month. For Sale. Good prce - $85,500. Collect , ask for Kathy, 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. (p3-24) For Sale: Establshed ap lnnce repar servce n rvng northern B.C. communty. For detals contact Box 118'/, Terrace Herald. (~" 28) Busness Opportunltles FOR gale ~s~te coffee trucx for, sale. Est, 6 year& Endless potental, No competton. Total $S,000. FOR SALE BY OW~ER: 24x48 double wde wth garage and tool shed. Close to school. All applances ncluded. On 75x100 lot. Askng $36,000. Phone (c10-29n) nvtaton totender Sealed Tenders, Marked Jantoral Contract for Court House - Terrace, B.C. wll he recetved up to 3:00 p.m. local tme the 6th day of December 1978, and these avalable at that tme wll be opened n publc at Br~h Columba Buldngs Corporaton, 4827 Keth Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Tenderng documents may be obtaned at the above address after 9:00 a.m. on the 20 day of November Tendera must be fled on the forms provded, n sealed, clearly marked envelopes. The lowest or any Tender wll not necessarly he accepted. (a2-23,~ Vanguard Camper. 8'6" deluxe. Completely loaded, Prced to selll Phone (atfn-026) For Sale: 1972 Olympc Skdoe. Phone (c5-27) TREES N:W$ N BREF CAMPBELL RVER' B.C. Weldw0od of Canada Ltd, (RL)-- A 15 mllon federal (B.C.) and Lusear Ltd. (A. government fsh hatchery berta) propose to develop a program wll be threatened l,.600-bectare (4,000.acre) f coal s stockpled and open.pt coal mne and buld loadng docks are bult a sx.hoctare (15-acre)shpbesde the Campbell Rver loadng faclty wth stockestuary, a coalton of en- png facltes near ths vronmental groups' Vancouver sland cornprotested Tuesday. reunfy. Mltary gets the okay For prunng, surgery and TEHRAN (AP) -- The movng call mltary government of ran's dew prme mnster, and free estmate. (c8-24n) Gen. GholamReza Azhar, won a vote of confdence Dlvorcel $100 plus flng Wednesday from the lower fees. Obtan your lawyer house of parlament. But supervsed dvorce over the there were new reports of phone - fastl Call Self. volence and bloodshed. Counsel Servces toll fre~ After the parlament lt o7. Chargex rendered ts decson by a and Mastercharge accepted vote, Azhar e'cft'th) pledged to restore order n strfe-tom ran and keep Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlav on hs throne. "The future s brghter than had thought," the 61- year-old Azher sad after the vote backnghs 12-day- 19'/4 Pacfc Loggng Truck. Many extras. Wth job n town. 1,000 gal. fuel tank & stand, Phone (p4-24) JOB OPPORTUNTES For nformaton on these 965 Galaxe dr. H.T. and other Job opportuntes Good condton. Phone 635- contact your Canada Em (p3-24) ployment Centre at 4630 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. 'For S~le: 1969 Cougar XR7 for parts. Phone ( 2-24) 1974 Ford Va ton pckup. 360 motor, auto, radal tres, electronc gnton. Phone after 4. (c.th,f) tg"/l GMC ½ T. P.U. Askng 1900 O130. Phone after S p.m. (p4-24) tt~s ClEV Baby blue heavy duty ½ T. P.U. Block heater, undogeonted, radal tres, 6 eyl., 4 sp. 3,500 dea. Trades consdered. CalL after 6 p.m. (c~24). lgft V.W. Beetle. Studded grp tres, good runnng eemltlon. Phene e,~4475. (d-24) CHNOOK TRALER SALES LTD. NEW-- We nvte you to stop and see our new lne of 'custom vans from Sundlsl Camper of Canada. These vans feature custom exteror pant wth extremely well fnshed nterors a~d represent the best of the personal vehcle market. "USED- 1'9)'5 Ford F250 Crew Cab -- low mleage. 7 ft. box. Excellent buy for large famly or contractor nternatonal Terra Scout 4x4 pckup. Automatc trans. Lockng hub, Desel power. $ Oldsmoble Deluxe Cutlass St~,n Wagon. Slghtly ~ve average mleage. Below average wlce; $ nternatonal Travelall. Low m leage, power steerng, power brakes. Traler towng equpment. Excellent buy for large passenger and cargo" capacty. $ Oldsmoble Regency 98. Four door, fully equpped, new radal tres. ~ GMC' V4 Ton Camper Specal Pck-up Truck G.V.W. 454 engne, dual exhaust, camper package. Excellent condton. $$$90. Dealer no. D1113A. (actf-nll 635-~33 ~ Hwy. 16 W. MOBLE HOMES New moble homes from as low as $100.0( down. O.A.C. Set up and delvered trades welcome. Phone collect OFFCE MANAGER Medcal clnc. Must be experenced. 150 per day. PSYCHATRC SOCAL WORKER - Must have Masters n S.W. $17t7 per ran. (2 pcetoas open). PROGRAM D~ECTOR FOREST TECHNCAN - Tmber crusng, traversng, road desgn levels. DOE...o. -, CHNESE FOOD COOK - Prevous experence requred. $1,000 per rag. MEDCAL TYPST - 50 wpm typng. Must know medcal term. $6 per hr. LOCUM - 6 mo. poalllon. Mast have graduate experence n ttternal medcne, psychatry and obsttres, g~,000 per me. PRE SCHOOL SUPER- VGOR - Must have experence & B,C. certfcate. $675 per mo, NSTRUCTOR- Recreaton courses for sprng term. $5-6 per hr, SKDDER OPERATOR Camp job. WA rates. SHOE REPARMAN - Must be fully qualfed. M~00 per me. No welfare cuts seen VCTORA(CL) -- The Brtsh Columba government has refused to endorse cutbacks propused by the federal government n socal servces,, welfa.~e and unemployment nsurance, Human Resources Mnster Bll Vander Za]m sad today. The mnster sad provncal off trals, n- eludng deputy mnster SEVERAL BABYSTTNG John Noble, were n Ottawa POSTONS - Open n to dcuus the proposals and Ter ;ace area. Applcant had refused to endgrse the must have 2 letters of programs. reference. "'m sorry we spend an awful lot of tme commutng MECHANC -- WELDER - hack and forth between here Camp job~:wa rates. Another round of talks PROJECT SUPERVSOR- Must have experence n chan lnk fencng. $13,630 OTTAWA (CP) -- Federal a news eonfarenne per yr. and provncal mnsters Salt~tu~ae y meet behnd clesed doors ~--e, along wth the. today n ther frst round of Wovndal atterneys.general. TOW TRUCK DRVER - talks on consttutonal and lntergovernmentat Must have experance ontow reform, affars mnsters, wll be truck. Wages negotable. The three.day dscu~mm thrashng over a "short lst of prodtks" hammered out COMPOSNG ROOM at a Quebec sk resort n the at a meetng d Trudonu and FOREMAN - Must have Gatneau Hlls wll be the premers Oct. 30-Nov. 1. thorough knowledge of all followed by other meetngs equpment. ' Salary before recommendallem are negotable, taken to Prme Mnster Trudeau and the 0 premers BODY REPARMAN-Must MtnsterFeb" 5 0ttoand,,~ ~,~6' JustCen a be fully qualfed jour. ntervew La~e(~ed neyman. $1,000 per rag. Last, co-charman of the CARPENTER- Temporary meetng, sad results of ths poston. Contract bass. week's tafks wll notbe made pnbllc. LVE N HOUSEKEEPER - Room and hoard. TURF CARE SPECALST - Must he experenced n sod producton. Salary negotable, RECPE DELCOUS B.C. APPLE MEDLEY beaten egg cup whppng cream, 2 tablespoons sugar whpped 1 5V2-ounce can Sun-Rype Orange-CotNectar n a heavy saucepan, 2 tablespoons lemon juce combne egg, sugar, nectar 1 cup draned pneapple and lemon juce. Cook over Chunks low heat, strrng constant- 1 cup orange segments ly untl mxture slgh!ly banana, dced thckens. {about 10 mm- B.C. Anjou pear, d'ced ute~) Cool. Combne fruts, 1 B.C. Golden Delrous coconut and marshnmlows. apple, dced Pour custard over and mx 1 B.C. Redpellcous gently. Fold n whpped apple, dced cream. Cover and chll at 1 curt coconut least 3 hours, or overnght. However, an offcal n Lang's offce sad the mnsters may decde to hold They're hopng for ran VCTORA (CP) -- Brtsh Columba Hydro offcals here are hopng for ran n order to end the heavy rash of power outages trggered by the storm that lashed the southern part of Vancouver sland last (veekend. A spokesman sad today the storm not only toppled trees and broke branches but also coated poles, transformers and nsulators wth salt spray. '~When the temperature dropped below the dew pont Tuesday nght, mosture mxed wth salt and created conductng paths for electrcty," the spokesman sad, explanng that the stuaton caused a number of blackouts. The spokesman sad a good ran would wash away the salt but a fog or lght drzzle would add to the problem. "We are prayng for ran." $2 mllon coke charge RCHMOND, B.C. (CP) -- A Unted States man was remanded n custody untl Frday when he appeay~! n provncal court..tuesday.on charges of mportng e.ocame and possesson of cocame mr the purpose of traffckng. Carlos Antono Moreno, 63, who lsted addreseee n Mam, Fn., Madrd and Lma, was arrested Sunday at Vancouver lnternatenal Arport after a search of hs luggage turned up fve klograms of cocane whch was concealed n a wooden carvng and a lamp.. Moreno had just arrlven on a flght fro m Peru. z, B.C. edy may have been desgned by companes promote communty By Shrley.Olsen Guth your son's ~ teacher; and the theatre wth workshops, plays and comfortable 400-seat theatre theatre projects durng Comyou'resttngnjusthappenstohe munty Theatre Week n Feb. Just can't make l to London or a converted move house, ruary. New York for the shows ths season? What wth the dollar More than 120o000 B.C. rest- And n sprng, provnce.wd'e': down, and the PTA Chrstmas dents wll see plays at local drama festvals wll agan gve: Bazaar comng up and all? communty theatres ths year. B.C. audences the opportunty to Good news for those of us who, see award-wnnng plays, such as: alas, can't up and jet to the They'll buy a tcket for ap- last year's Drama Festval perold mltary.ledgovernment, world's theatre captals. Here proxmately half the prce t formance of "The Effect of There were sx ahetentloas, The martal law admnscome some of ther best plays., wouldheatabgctytheatreand, Gamma Rays on Man-n-the.-.. See the hts--rght.here n f they subscrbe to a whole Moon Margolds" n Powell ~ tratlon n Shraz, southofthe B.C.--and keep your travel season, see a mpertore that mght Rver. captal, sad three ant.shah budget n the bank. nclude "an old chestnut~a. - otesters were shot. and crowd pleaser lke Agatha ed and an undscleam Besdes, London s so damp Chrste, plus a comedy, a drama Playblls around the provn~:~ number wounded by army and maybe an up.to-the-mnute ths week hghlght the Vagabond. troopo n the cty, one of 12 ths tme of year. New York play," says Norton. Players' "Lttle Mary Sunshne"~ under martal law. The ox- Curtans are gong up all over n New Westmnster Nov. -4~ fleal PARS news agency and the Chllwack Players" sad the death tol was B.C. rght now, as communty theatre companes begn a new They'll also catch the en- "Fantastcks", Nov The beleved to be much hgher. season. Every weekend evenng thusasm that comes bouncng ChnookTourngTheatrepresent~ At least one death was reported n clashes n. the at 8 p.m., lghts dm n town halls rght across the footlghts. "Raft Baby" and "A Blzzard. Caspan Sea town of Sad. and lttle theatres from Fort St. LeavesNo Footprnts" nthe Fort Some reperte sad up to 17 John to Vctora, and audences "There's no such thng as St. John area throughout persons had been slan there st back to enjoy amateurproduc- beng 'sort of' nvolved n corn- November. n the last two days. No of- lons of hts lke "Godspoll" or munty theatre." Norton ex- ::, felal confrmaton was classcs lke ~'Uncle Vanya". plans. Behnd every successful n the Kootenays, the avalable..play s the total commtment of a Golden Players perform "Re-" And what they see, n many dozenorsoorganzers--"wecall les" Nov. 4; and n nvermer,, cases, are performances that rval them 'bull workers' "--and the Lake Wndermere Players: those of professonal companes, perhaps 30 cast and crew. present "A Bad Play for an Old. and Ottawa when all they accordng to Jay Norton, pres- Lady" Nov. 5. want s smply some en= dent of Theatre B.C. whch Home to a company s any ' : doaaton of what they are.. wantng to do," he sad..'~ boosts amateur theatre n more buldng large, warm and dry. A "There s a lot of tm6 '~ than 50 B.C, communtes, school gym for some, a lttle Don't spend another seasoh: wasted between here ands' Ottawa--between, an.,~. theatre of ther own for the lucky, wth your nose p'essed up to t[~ : m most towns, says Norton, By workng out of a converted New York theatre revews. "" wovnce and Ottawa: v - ~""~ "there are teachers, accountants, power staton, Vemon's Powerhousewves ~ hc mght have pur- house Theatre has become some- : : Vander Zalm sad the t sued success,', ctng careers. Watch ~ellh:o;~l we get sore,,,~retty talented thng of a celebrty on the B.C. 10acts lmenn me ~ hum ~u' ' from lttle theatre crcut, your local newspaper for con~-~.... C backstage performers, too, munty theatre productons S-" legs m g~leral t,,,t... tuna5 zer D.. ~,,... an,,t ~, the local electnctan who does the stead, or wrte for nformaton. affected because the~ " hghtmg to the lumberyard owner Amateur theatre n B.C. wll about your area from ThesS: nrovncal government wll: who donates wood for a set." tself be centre stage ths wnter. B.C., P.O. Box 34334, V~- wovde the money, He sa~ when Theatre B.C.'s 72 member couver, V6 43P. ' ~" money beng saved by.me~,,~ federal cutbacks s beng wasted elsewhere. By dppng nto local talent pools, small communtes such as Vernon, Terrace and Courtenay have come up wth reputatons for techncally polshed productons. Catch a comedy lke "Chade's Aunt" and you may see your dentst brng down the house as "that nut from Brazl". Ddn't know he m~jored n drama at college, dd you? That sophstcated stage set for a Courtenay Lttle Theatre com- HELP WANTKD Experenced Dnng Noon Watress Desk lark wtk some bookkeepng knowledge, : Unon WhSt Appb n person. Lnkoloo Nolo WANTED CARRERS for the Anderson, Yea route on the Bench Also the McConnell area on the Bench. 656"-6367

10 q Page 1O. The Herald, Thursday, November 23, 1978 Dear Abby By Abgal Van 1978 by CNr..aOo Trx~,N.7. H.Ca Synd. n DEAR ABBY: n a ree~t letter to you, a persea wrote, " am a Catholc and a Mason," stofln8 farther that Pope Paul V ssued a rulng n 1974 whch gave Cathaaes perm~on to Jon the lga~le uroer. "t.e letter W. ~ A CATHOLC WHO m ~ A MASON. Yonr cemmsut wus slmpls,, thank yon. ~ow know." Abby, that Catholc s no on(or a Catholc n g.oed stendn8 n the cku'ch f ha Jelmd tha Masonc ereer, Pope Paul never hnn~! web an m~ler. And now you REALLY do w,,n~l D.T. (A CATHOLC), LAS CRUCF~, N.M. DEAR CATHOLC: Would you take the word of the Mnt Reverend Fulton J. 8henr, Utalur arehmshop of Newport? Rend on: DEAR ABBY: t was a.joy to hear from yon and shall try to answer the qumtne submtted: "Can a t l Horoscope Catholc become a Mason and mantan hs standng n the Catholc Church?" Can a Catholc be a Mason? That depends. Aeeordag to a letter sent to the presdents of the varous Natonal Conferences of Catholc Bshops by Cardnal Seper, Prefect of the Vatean's Sacred Congregaton for the Doctrne of the Fath, dated July 18,1974, membershp by lay people n Masonc grou,,ps s acceptable, provded the groups are not aetv;ly hostle to the Church. Clercs, rehaons and members of Secular nsttutes are stll forbdden n every ease to jon any Masonc assocatons. Although Canon 23~5 of. the current Code of Canon Law of the Church contnues to reman on the books, t s to be nterpreted n the llaht of the abovementoned letter. Wth warmest personal regards--god Love Youl Sncerely, Fulton J. Sheen DEAR ABBY: know aguy who s so conceted t's p/tful. He carres a small mrror n hs pocket aloag wth hs comb, and every few mnutes checks hs har and runs a comb through t. thnk t's okay for a guy to be satsfed wth hs looks, but don't you thnk he's overdong t? TURNED OFF DEAR TURNED: A py (or gul) who constantly palls out a mrr~ s dssatsfed wth hts (or her) looks. That's nsecurty-not cmect. DEAR ABBY: My bachelor brother rece~lly passed away. (We are fve brothem and two ssters ~v~.) Do ~u tj~kr~t~ls psp~ f~t~ ~ : b ~ nowers mr Well, that s what they dd. always tbe,~t that when you buy flowers fur a loved me t should come one d your own pocketbook. What do you make of ths? LVNG SSTER DEAR SSTER: Buyngflowers for a deceased loved me and then bllng hk estate for hk own flowers s nbeut as ehntsy as me can get. t's n seed thng your leved one wasn't alve te wtnt~ such cheapness, t mght have klled hm. 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SoluUon s accomplshed by tral and e~'er. antelope, Auswer to yesterday's puzzle. 58Cravat ztmm~t'ms~a,a~.t~e. the AMAZNG SPDERMAN By Stan Lee and John Romta UV.T ~13' T, / Z ~TOL~ Now Z'LL MAKe ~RXTJ=R PAY-- llll/ ~XT'ER ~; FORMULA ~FOR PESTROYlN(~ MY CAREER-- FOR, ttll ANP ~: OUTSNtARTEP ~/3"LTN~, ME-- FOR RUNN~ ~Y.,~ ttt~, THAT ~UMBLN~,J"/~_z~.~ LFE! ~. L~.~.3t'~17 ~,f.:~=~n/ ~'~ ~WHAT SHE'S What knd of dsy wll today be? To fnd out what the stars say, read the forecast gven for your brth sgn. (Mar. 91 to Apr. 20) Don't act n haste er you wll repent at lesure. Yon wll tempted to rush nto decson, but study t frst. Careful reflecton s ementlal. URus ( Apr. 21 to May 21) "" YOu e~n' um~gl~ a ~at deal. f you. don't procrastnate. Take care of several matters you've been postponng and before noon you wll heave a s/ah of relef. GEMN 31)~ (May 22 to June A lttle cooperallm wll grease the wheels and, to your surprse, you'll dscovar that people you thoaght dffcult are easy to net ales8 wth. (June 22 to July 23)0 Stop beng sdees/ve. f you contnue to fence.stt, you wll mss a golden opportunty. Make up your mnd one way or the other, then stck by your decson. LEO (July 24 to Aug. 23)a~ Don't let others know your true feelnp, Keep smlng even though you are aggravated by semethk~ that a happens. n the long run, you'll be proved rght. vmc, o (Aug. 24 to SepL 23) You'll lose the case f you gve n to temptaton and resort to hgh pressure method& Use the facts-- Just the facts -- to wn others to your pont of ~,ew. (Sept, 24 to oct. 23) Jealousy rears ts ugly head, and t's unwarranted. nstead of envyng other ~59e''" 'a~ents, Work on makng a score yourself. sco lo (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Head straght home tenet. f you get sdetracked the consequences mght cause more problems than playng hooky s worth. s~grrr,um~s ~ (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) Your sense of the drmuntc could transform a mnor epsode nto a Greek tragedy unless you make an effort to keep thngs n proporton, CAPRCORN.~f.~ ~ (Dec. 22 to Jan. ~0) You have a tendency to make major decsons lahtly, f you decde by tossng a con n the ar you wll be sorry. Delberatton s needed. AQUARUS 19) ~.~ (Jan. 21 to Feb. t wll take all of your dplomacy and good humor to smooth ruffled feathers-- but you are up to the assgnment and can meet the challenge. (Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 n the rush of today's hectc schedule don't forget a promse made. You can't let a frend down, especally not one who s countng on you to help. YOU BORN TODAY have a Wonderful head for busness and could nsure your fnancal future wth wse nvastmenta. A born leader, you make frends onatly and have a large crcle of acquantances. n bg busness, you would lkely reach management level n a seres of fast promotons. You ndaht make a brllant lawyer or judge, poltcan, statesman or dplomat. You are fasc. usted by current events and nterested n the arts. You fnd truth even stranger than fcton. Your ablty to "read" between the lnes has gven you a reputaton for beng psychc, when actually your conelus/ous are reached by consderng the facts end relatng seemngly unrelated bts of nformaton. Brthdate of: Charles Berltz, educator; Bors Kurloff, actor. (~ 1978 Kng Features Syndcate, ns, CATFSH the WZARD OF D 1 By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart... ~".8~', '" ~ ~'n....~..!.., B.C. By Johnny Hart /~/ rl..~_,_~,~ ~v~.~.~ ~OUT ~'A~'C //~.C.~W~W~'~1~ ~ r e~y. L..../,:... ~ ~ X l, DOONESBURY By Gary Trudeau ] //,Z$ O07A.~l Pm~ Avl',d~ol~ ': 8e PJ~/ ~ m ~ a ~ m AWM~r _ b"fl/~. ~'~!.,.\ ~ AT Me?..~,.., P~AqN~, "~randma, can see whom Dad gets hs whskersp.... ll "l]11 l l