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1 ,~n:~,,=t~,m LbrArY, COMP. 77/ L ~, ~.~. ~.ORL~, [. C., V~V-).X4 Commttee shuffle leaves Pease charless ByED YUDN Herald Staff Wrter Terrace Mayor Dave Maroney moved three aldermen nto new commttee charmanshps and demoted one other n a major reshufflng of the commttee structure for Maroneys appontments announced at the regular councl meetng Monday nght was good news for Molly Nattress and Helmut Gesbrech- Nattress, who s servhlg her frst term on councl, was dustral MOLLY NATTRESS,.....she gets one gven the charmanshp of the toursm and n- RUPERT STEEL & SALVAGE LTD. Seal Cove Rd.. Pr. Rupert l le development WE BUY coppor, brass, all metals, batteres, etc. Call us- We are opon Mort. throup Sat., 8 a.m.-5p.m. Hostages to go on show TEHRAN (AP)-- ranan Foregn Mnster Sadegh Ghotbzadeh sad today nternatonal observers wll see the Amercan hostages n the occuped U.S, Embassy "n the very near future." "We are gong to have ndependent nternatonal observers to go and vst the prsoners n, hope, a very short tme and afterwards 1 hope that vsts wll be (made) regularly," Ghetbzadeh told a news confer. japan hedges on help TOKYO (AP) -- Premer Masayosh Ohra sad today that Japan mght consder restrctng ol mports from ran f the U.S,-ranan crss worsens, "but at the present tme we are not consderng ths possblty." "For the present tme, Japan must make every effort to secure the ol mports that t needs," the premer told reporters, "The Unted States has taken a severe stance toward ran because of the hostage ssue, But the crss between ran and the Unted,States s n a proper sense not an ol problem." Ohra was res~0ndng to ertcsm from a spokesman for U,S. State Secretary Cyrus Vance who sad Monday that Japanese ol companes and banks are undercuttng the economc pressure the U.S. governments puttng on lran to try to.force Ayatollah Ruhellah Khomen to free the 50 U.S. ctzens held hostage n the U.S. Embassy n Tehran snce Oct. 4. Hostages gettng mpatent DENVER, Colo. (AP) -- A 21-year-old marne, one of 50 U.S. ctzens beng held hostage n Dan at the embassy he once guarded, says he has "no dea" where 25 of the hostages are beng held or how they are farng. Hs own treatment has been good, sad CpL Blly Gallegos n an NBC-TV ntorvew Monday, but he sad he does not beleve the deposed Shah Mobammad Reza Pahlav s worth dyng for. "Were not ready to hold out here forever," he sad. Galegos, of Pueblo, Colo., and the otherjhostages have been held snce Nov. 4, when students stormed the U.S. Embassy n Tehrsn. The students say that all the hostages wll be tred as spes unless the shah s relurned for tral n ran. Among the nternatonal ntermedares n Tehran s Harold Sehmldt Degruneck of the nternatonal Red Creas, who saw 15 of the hostages earler lr te fve, week-old sege... UN emlssary Zuhah Yamn arrved n Tehran Monday and Sr l.,ankan Foregn Mnster Shahul Hameed, who already has acted as an ntermedary, s reported back n Tehran. KHOMEN..,./.defant Ghetbza~leh sad ~ttempta were beng made by ranan offcals td~ assemble an nteroatnual grand jury as soon..as possble to nvestgate rans grevances, ncludng.crmes charged aganst the deposed shah, MeahwKfle7 the offcal Pars news agency reported today that a revolutonary guard was shot dead behnd the embassy Sunday morsng and sad the "martyred" guard was bured n hs home town n the Sennan central provnce. Pars sad only that the man was klled by "an unknown person" durng a change of guard. ABC News reported the Carter admnstraton had "sgnalled" that f the hostages were not released wthn seven to 10 days, the Unted States would launch an economc campagn to brng down ranan strongman Ayatollah Rahollah Khomen. But n spokesman for the state departments task force on ran dened the report. On Monday, Khomen defed the Unted States to blockade lran and made a personal attack on Presdent Carter as the outcome of the rebellon n northwest lran aganst hs authorty remaned uncertan. He sad he was kept n a room wth about 30 other hostages, He reported each, o~e of them had a mattress, clean lnen, a char and a desk. He sad talkng was forbdden, but he could see the others. Gallegos sad ther hands were loosely fled and some of them Were sometmes taken somewhere and later brought.back, He also sad he had no dea where the other 20 hostages were kept. n.addton to the embassy hostages, the ranans are holdng Bruce Lalngen, the U.S~ charge daffalre% and two other embamy offcals at the foregn mnstry. All are beng threatened wth spy trals and possble death sentences unless Carter hands over deposed Shah Moba.mad Ren PaMavl for tral n ran. The shah underwent cancer and gallbladder treatment n New York hnt month and s convalmelng at an ar force base n Texas / commttee. Alderman A approval. n addton to Purschke, the former commttee charcharman, was moved manshps, each aldernto recreaton, parks PEASE man was gven memand lbrary, replacng bershp on a couple of former Alderman Alan other commttees. Sautar. Other sgnfcant ap- Helmut Gesbreeht, one pontments ncluded REACTS PAGE 3 of two. aldermen wth senorty, was gven responsblty for fnance, general government and Bob Cooper (publc not gven a post. protectve servces, works) and Jack Talstra n makng, hs selec- Gesbrech~ had been the (plannng and tran- tons, Maroney noted t only alderman last year sportaton). Alderman was "not an easy task wthout a commttee Davd Pease, the past and ts gettng tougher charmaushp, charman of the fnance, every year" n reference Retaned n ther general government, and to the dverse percurrent portfolos were protectve servces was sonaltes and talent TERRA(:E-KTMAT / A/ L. Tuesday, December 1, 1979 h 20c Terry Anns of the Ktmat Cheftans goes up for a Shot n Monday nghts vctory over the Caledona Kermedes, as Caledonas Doug Anderson cheeks hm. See story page 12. Jobless numbers up By ALSON HARE The unemployment rate Rae sad he s concerned OTTAWA (CP) " The was up from 743,000 n Ocnumber of persons unable to toher but the seasonally. fnd work rose for the second adjusted rate dropped to 7.3 consecutve month to 771,000 par cent from 7.4 per cent a n November, Statstcs month earler. Canada reported today. NDP fnance crtc Bob RAL VA Y LNE CUT PRNCE RUPERT, B.C, (CP) -- A landslde fve kllometrns south of ths north coast B.C. cty Monday nght deraled eght Canadan Natonal Ralway freght cars and wped out ral trsnspertauon to the cty. Ralway offcals sad t wll take up to four days to repar the track. There were no njures. The deraled cars were part of a tran load of woodchps bound for the Canadan Cellulose pulp mll at Watson sland east o~ the cty, t was not mmedately know what caused the slde. Ralway spokesman at the regonal offce n Edmonton sad further assessment of the damage s needed before estmates can be made, addng that reroutng of freght s not antcpated. f the tracks are reopened quckly, t s lkely the ports gran elevator wll not be affected. Charle Paul, manager of the federally-owned elevator, sad today that, whle the 89 carloards of wheat already n the port wll only take a day to un. load, crews could be kept busy for up to a week on necessary mantenance. Jack Kreut, manager for CanCels northern pulp operaton, sad that, although the company s concerned about the loss of tlm chp cars, the slde k expected to have lttle mpact on the mlls overaton. about the ncrease n unemployment n th~ manufacturng sector and among men over the age of 25 who make up a major part of ts work force. The 15,000 manufacturng jobslost n November left 4.5 per cent of all men over 25 out of work. The Octohe rate was 4.3 per cent. He sad the problem s probably ted to a slowdown n the Unted States economy and ponts to serous unemployment problems over the wnter. "When the guts of the manufacturng ndustry have been attacked as n the last month t shows the need for a budget that stmulates the economy," Rae sad, addng that a compettve dollar s also needed to mprove export sales. Lberal fnance crtc Herb Gray sad the unemployment stuaton has worsened and s begnnng to show the effect Of msguded Conservatve economc polces such as hgh nterest rates. Gray also expressed concern about the ncrease n unemployment among men over 25 and the See page 2 HELMUT GESBRECHT......recognzed avalable. Maroneys appontments are fnal and not subject to councl Volume 73 No. 237 NO DATE Molly Nattress to the Terrace and Dstrct Lbrary Assocaton as well as the Skeena Unon Board of Health. A Pursehke was apvonted as the servce club lason, and Davd Pease wll reman as the councl representatve on the Mlls Memoral Westend Food Mart Open 6:30 am - 11 pm 7 days a week DAVD PEASE......was left out Hosptal Board. These appontments were approved by councl. Westend Chevron Ser Chevron b.~ ~.d V "We Satsfy Tummy & Tank 365 DAYS A YEAR" Alcan to go ahead on Kemano By ANN DUNSMUR Herald Staff Wrter Alcan Smelter and Chemcals Ltd. ntends to complete the Kemano hy :ro-electrc project/ although no date has been set for the start of constructon. A press release ssued Monday states that "as market " condtons per- ~ a " mr, the c~mp ny ntends to complete, the Kemano : Power,./aeR~es, and ~use the power generated for the. producton of alumnum n the provnce of B.C." The power wll supply three new smelters, each one capable of producng 171,000 "metrc tons of alumnum annually. The locaton of the new smelters-has not been decded, although one wll probably be bult n the Ktmat area. Works Manager Bll Rch sad Monday the company ntends to use the water lcence granted to Alcan n 1950 by the B.C. government before the 1999 expry date. "We wll go ahead when we dentfy alumnum markets and obtan fnancng," Rch sad. Rch estmated the cost of the entre project ncludng smelters as "n excess of $2 bllon." The project wll create jobs for 600 people durng the constructon perod. By the tme the project s completed 2,000 permanent jobs wll have been created plus a probable 3,000 more n servce ndustres near smelter stes. The project, n- correctly labelled Kemano Two by the meda, nvolves a dam on the Nanka Rver, a tunnel between Kdprce Lake and the Nochako Reservor and a second tunnel from the reservor to a power house at Kemano. The flow n Nanka Lake and Kdprce Lake wll be reversed, resultng n a reduced flow n the Morce Rver system. Fear of damage to the envronment, especally salmon stocks, has resulted n opposton to the project from Bulkley Valley resdents and envronmental groups. Alcan has commssoned envronmental and socal mpact studes from Envrocon of Vancouver. However, no report wll be avalable untl the summer of 1980 because studes must be made durng all four seasons. Open 24 Hours Because of opposton Bran Hemngway sad to the project, the Monday that the company wll hold a gatherngs wll "provde seres of "gatherngs" n nformaton and gve communtes that may be people an opportunty to affected, make recommendatons." Area resdents wll he The meetngs wll he asked to express ther held n Ktmat and the concerns about the areas nvolved early n project and the company the new year so that the wll present the facts company and ts conavalable so far on en- sultants wll have tme to vronmental.mp~ct, consder the nput O f area Alc~,n.-"j-]~pokesman resdbnts. Some aganst, most cautous By ED YUDN Herald Staff Wrter Most observers have taken a cautous wat and see atttude towards Alcans decson to proceed wth the Kemano power project. Who Papenbrock, the busness agent for Local one of the Canadan Assocaton of Alled and Smelter Workers, sad Monday t would be "premature" to make a defntve unon statement. He sad the unon would lkely request as much nformaton as possble be made publc concernng the development and ts possble envronmental mpact. "ts a sgnfcant announcement n the sense of Alcan makng a sgnfcant commttment to the Northwest," he sad. George Thom, the mayor of Ktmat, sad Monday the project would promote ndustral growth n the Northwest. He added the creaton of a renewable resource such as hydro power saves thousands of barrels of off that would otherwse be used to fuel such massve ndustral projects. Thorn says the "resources n the North should be used for the people of the North." He adds the federal and provncal government should take note of that. He was not overly concerned at ths pont wth the envronmental hazards as expressed by certan groups. " dont thnk any of the arguements are strong enough to stop the project," he sad. That was not the poston taken by a spokesman for the B.C. Steelhead Socety. Jm Culp, a past charman of the group reasserted Monday hs group "was not prepared to go along wth t at all." He sad the recreaton, commercal and natve food fsheres n the Northwest could be severely damaged by the hydro development. "We thnk t s a sell-out of these values," he stated. Culp, a resdent of Terrace, sad the Skeena Protecton Coalton would be meetng n Terrace on Thursday and lkely ssue a statement. The coalton s the umbrella group for organzatons n the mmedate area protestng Kemano Two. Mke Bell, the secretary of the Houston based Father Morce Outdoor Protecton Socety sad hs group would watch the stuaton closely for future developments. ~e expressed concern that Alcan had decded to go ahead before the promsed publc hearngs took place sometme n md Bell sad he s recevng four to fve letters a day from sports fshermen and hunters concerned about the potental damage to fshng resources that could come about wth the constructon of the power dam. Bell also questoned the projects vablty. "m deeply concerned about the number of jobs," he sad, pontng out hs group favours the creaton of jobs n the Northwest. "We stand to lose as many jobs n toursm and fsheres as we wll probably gan n buldng the smelters," Bell also thnks there wll not be enough water on the Bulkley Rver torun the generator f a commtment to save the fshng stocks by keepng the water level hgh enough s made. J

2 Page 2, The Herald, Tuesday, December 11, 1979 Budget. may cost : Tores ponts NEWS BREFS O~r~WA (CP) The gov dec oervlngtve p g~ ularty ~ll~ ~othp~t~bmuen~tanh(~ MaMmY ~r C~:~lkondUca~gPalgh~n ~r(~ ~e~v~t~caen~(~g:~en ~- ~)s ~fln~o~ n ga:rul~ sty ernments antcpated com- wth the electorate. " to a lve talevblon audence because Crosble says the courage conservaton, the steady rse n nterest mtment to reduce federal Fnance Mnster John at 8 p.m, EST, government cannot afford t. Home owneraare expected rates wll wpe out much of TORONTO (CP) -- Lesle spendng and ncrease Crosbe has already The budget s not expected nstead, motorsts lkely to be allowed to deduct part James Bennett wanted energy costs n todays predcted many Canadans tocontana~-blllonnccme wll be faced wth an n- of ther mortgage nterest budget could further erode wll be unhappy, at least tax cut promsed by Prme crease n the gasolne ex.cse payments and property tax Govt gets acton on tax debate OTTAWA (CP) -- The The bll provdes for home- Progressve Conservatve owners to receve up to ;575 government had no trouble as a deducton from federal wnnng approval n the ncome taxes payable for Commons Monday nght for The maxmum tax a moton to lmt commttee credts would ncrease each debate on ts mortgage n- year untl 1982, when the terest and property tax plan would be n full force credt plan. and gve home.owners The moton carred by a benefts of up to $1,500. margn of 120 to 85, wth four Meanwhle, Prvy Councl Socal Credtors votng wth Presdent Walter Baker told Speaker James the mnorty government a reporter he s ntent on aganst Lberals and New havng the bll become law Democrats. A total c~ 76 before the end of the year. government and opposton Baker acknowledged that members dd not vote. benefts for 1979 could The vote cleared the way legally he pad even f the for MPs to spend one more legslaton s delayed beyond day to get the tax credt bll Dec. 31. Be made the through detaled clause-by- statement n an ntervew clause study and on to thrd after beng accused n the and fnal readng. Commons of lyng. ~rom ols The legslaton was gven " suppose we could wat approval n prncple by a untl Easter, legally," Baker vote of 138 to 114 last week.. sad, but quckly added t :5:: 55:;:": ;:;:.:;:...:.:. :.:,:.:::~: ":,:::.:~:::.:. :::::.-:.:.::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:":,: ~ ::":: NOTCE The LAZELLE MEDCAL CLNC announces new hours. Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm The new address s: 4612 GREG AVE. ~.~.~.:.~.~:~:~.~:~:.~.~...~.~:~.~.~.~.~.~..::::;..::~: TJESDAY,... (NBC} f~ :00 :15 -- Dough 8 :30 :45 10 :15 11 : ! ~td ~td Mare ~ggarman ~td ~td News Tonght Show WEDNESDAY 10:: New Hgh Rollers Wheel of Fortune :00 ~lnd Readers Password 11> Plus 12 Our Lves :00 :15 :30 s; :1S The Doctors A~other World Move Spy wth a Cold Nose J 2 CFTK (CBO and Shrley Skeena Journal Rockford Fles Centd Happy Days Ths Rnes Thrans f~npany Ffth Estate C~td Man Nlve The Natonal Nght Fnal Kolsk Conffd Canadan Schools Mr. Dressup Sesame Street News Country Joy Today From Ontaro Coutd The Edge Of Nght Take Thrty Bob McLean Show Cont d The Fntstones All n Ths Famly would unfar to keep homeowners n the dark that long. NDP fnance crtc Bob Rae accused Conservatves of lyng by sayng the logslatlea must be passed f home-owners are to clam heneflte when they fle ther 1979 ncome tax forms. Rae wan forced to wthdraw the word lyng after Jerome ruled t was unparlamentary. Followng Monday nghts vote, the Commons resumed detaled study of the bll. Lberal housng crtc Lloyd Axworthy of Wnnpeg dscourng effect of the dollar on expert sales. Statstlm Canada reported that the labor force-- whch ncludes those workng aa well as those seekng Jobs -- fell to 11,-287,000 from 11,334,00 n October. n November, 1~8 t sad 839,000 people were out of work and the seasonally. adjusted unemployment rate was 8.2 per cenl There were 10,910,000 people n the labor force, The. aeasanaly.adjasted rate, whch takes nto an. count employment trends such as seasonal hrng petterm.of partcular n. dustrea, bad been edgng downsrd snce then untl October. ~, The offcal ~jobless.rate hasnt ncreased n con- CTV (CTV) Federal Budget ;- News Hour Nght Before Xmas " Stars Alce Hawa" Fve-O Tax Hart to Hart CTV News Hour Fnal Show Rally Round Boys Webster G.entlve Cookng Mad Dash. Defnton Noon News Alan Hemal Another World COnVd Cofltd Matnee B.A. Murder One " proposed an amendment that would gve Parlament the rght to decde each year whether the tax credt program" should contnue, Axworthys moton would not requre any changes n " 1979 tax forms, whch have ulready been prnted. The opposton partes have complaned that the tax credt plan s of lttle or no help to renters, home-owners who pay no ncome tax and those who have no mor. gagea on ther hemea. The two partle~ are also concerned about the cost of the program, estmated by seontve mouths snce last wnter. The (ecressc was slghtly smaller n Brtsh Columba where t.went from 7.1 per cent to 6.8 per cent. n ~ other provnces the seasonally-adjusted rate.droppedby 0.1 per cent or re- malned the same. n Nova Scota the rate wea eonslstent at per cent, n Quebec t remaned at 9.5 per cent and n Saskatchewan the rate stayed at 4.1 per cent. n New Brunswck t dropped from 10.7 per cent to 10.6 per cent and n Ontaro t fell from 6.7 per cent to 6.6 eer cent. The Progressve Conservatve government s to present ts frst budget today _ and ts thrust wll be m- ~" KCTS 1F (PBS) Roosts " Electrc Comp, any Z~om,contd Over,,. Easy MacNell Lehrer World of The Sea Nova Upstars Downstars, t T w o Ronnles Newmakers. S Nowsmebers Polderk,.,.:- Barnaby Jones Move Alexon~t Electrc Company AMklng Musc. Word Shop. :. l"h~a~ut Art Starts Vegetable Soup Self nc. Nova Corttd F 5 p.m. to mdnlht 1.,CB,FT,: Fles et rues Garcons Ce Sor Edton Paclflque Actuslltes Monde de Dlsney Race de Monde Jamals Telemag Enfanco s vlvre Journal et Meteo Sport Rencontres Cnema Suers froldes dens la nult 10 a.m. to 5 p,m.. All Sng. Thlnkabout Dscoverng About You Jube Cover Freestyle Newsmakers Educaton- Bohavlour Sesame Street Passe Partout Magazne Express Au fl de le ~malne Madame.& F antone Fles ~ s Clel Coqueluches Le Telelournal Femme daulourd Hu Le Temps Boblno N Et Pc the government to be ;575 mllon n lest revenue next year and ;2.67 bllon n 1982 and subsequent years. Eymard Corbn (L -- Madawanka.Vctorla) asked Creable f the government s consderng makng famly homes subject, to captal gans tax or whether Ca. nadana would l~e the tax exempteas they now enjoy by contrbutng to regstered home ownershp savngs plans. The fnance mnster dd not answer the questons, but urged the opposton to halt ts delayng tactcs. the beneft. Altboogh Clark premsed durng the electon campagn hs governments frst budget would be stmulatve -- creatng a pcture of more cash and jobs for taxpayers -- Crosbe says federal spendng must be reduced nstead, Crosbe nherted a spendng defct estmated at $12 bllon ths year.and a natonal debt of $52 bllon. nterest payments account. for about 16 cents of every government dollar spent. He says stmulatve defcts cause nflaton.. nflaton s runnng at an annual rate of 9.3 per cent and s expected to go hgher hefora t goes down. Both fle Lberals and NDP say federal expendtures should he ncreased to put the falterng economy back on the rals and ease the nothng to do wth the world Of esponage when he entered t, and when he left t 22 years later, he felt the same" way. But the years between saw Bennett develop nto one of the BCMPs top esponage men, or epcs as they are more commonly known. Hs depature from the feld n 1972 was a btter one. Hs reason for quttng was an ntensve nterrogaton by the RCMP because of ts suspcon Bennett mght have been a securty rsk. However, RCMP offcals found later sad to support no el, dence these was sue. pcons. Bennetts career alta spy and the reason for hs leavng are ouuned n a pretral testmony report, part of a cvl acton n the Ontarn Supreme Court. Bennetts testmony descrbes bow he felt oblged to seek a medcal dscharge and leave hs senstve job wth the RCMPs securty servce after he was questoned about eght counteresponage that occurred durng hs 18 years wth the force. Tax man wants share EDMONTON (CP) -- Revenue Canada offcals, antcpatng the complance problems they say come wth economc growth, are steppng up ther ncome-tax nvestgatve actvtes n Alberta. 15 full.scale tax nvestgatons n the year ended March 31 and s~cessfully prosecuted L$x Cases. There now are 30 full. scale nvestgatons n countrys 7.4-per-cent progeas and Mtchell expec~ unemployment rate. as many as 25 wll lead to JOBS Clark has promsed to convctons. mplement programs to help George Mtchell, chef of The tougher stance s more portent n. determnng those ht hardest by audt operatons at the a product of the provnces future employment levels, unemployment -- w.omen, Edmonton dstrct offce, changng economc clmate Both government and youths and natves. expects the number of tax than a personnel swtch. prvate economsts are He also premsed to n. nvestgatons to trple ths "n the past there does not predctng, to varyng traduce n hs frst budget year compared wth the last appear to have been that degrees, slow economc varous corporate tax breaks two years. much tax evason n growth nthe comng year. A such as: The offce carred out 12 to Alberta," Mtchell sad. sluggsh economy would ---Changes n captal gans affect the Job creaton rate tax on small busnesses to and the opposton Lberal allow transfers wthn a Gold goes up agan and New DemOcratc partes famly unt. are urgng the government --Tax credts ~ permt n- LONDON (AP) -- Grd tradng today, then rose to to stmulate the economy flaton accountng n com- soared $15 to ht a record clese at On Monday t ~A46 U.S. an ounce n Zurch closed at 231,25. and ease the jobless stuaton by spendng more money, e"--"~ax ncentves to en- today. The U.S. dollar rose n Europe the dollar But there are sgns that the courage research and agamtthe Japanese yen but dropped a~anst foregn governnent hasnt been able development. fell n Europe. " currences n;ganernly thn to arrange much room to --Elmnaton of taxes for n London,~ the metal.was tradng. ; manoeuvre n and" mght a lmted tme for companes quoted at ~13.75.:..~,Y: r~~, M o/~. ~U/.:.~! doll~ rates forsake some of ts electon nvestng n poor regons. Gold closed Monday h n ~Ol~. j compare(] wth pledges to delver a tght. "Elmnaton of captal Zurch at $43fandjn L~clon "Monda~: J~/~rates: fasted, ~ nflatonfghtng gans tax on shares of at ~3! ~t~tlff~t~ Went "....". T.,,,,.,,,, budget. Canadan-controlled com- The prewous hgh for gbld, Germafl matr~s, down from panes. an nvestors tradtonal The government, however, --ncreased tax ncentves haven n tmes of monetary Zurch--l.6075Swu francs, has sad t wll nclude n the to mnng companes. uncertanty, was ~44, ht n down from 1,613. budget Job creaton --Freght rate subsdes of Zurch Oct. 2 amd a crss of Pars French programs for young people ab.out $30 mllon to key n- confdence n the U,S. francs, down from 4.112, and women, the hardest ht dustrea, currency. Mlan talan llre, by unemployment. --A $15-mllll.on shot n the Dealers sad the gold prce down from Other measures n the arm for the fshng ndustry, was boosted by ranan plans Amsterdam Dutch to cut ol producton next gulders, down from budget, especally some, year, the expectaton ol n London t cost ~,1845 to expected to tackle the DEW HELPS DESERTS producers;wll ncre~e the.buy a Brtsh pound com- ~Q~em~l~tmulatng small The dew occurrng n some prce late~th]s m~nth~ and a par~! ~~ $2.1~, ~ ~]~,P1~0 have ~ deserts provde nourshment weaker d0jar ; ~ h~"mmtr~m~y, ~e oa~h~ant~,tor proms mat grew czose to n Tokyo, the d~~e~o U,S, dollar closed~/;ll~[5, levels. the ground. a low of 229 yen durng up Economy confuses seers MONTREAL (CP)- The on a computer model of. P~rtl Quebecos has not Quebecs economy, basng called for tarff barrers the sze of the provnces between an ndependent economy n 1978 on Cm- Quebec and the rest of ference Board n Canada tckets good for Canada, but they were set fgures... up, they could cost the pmv- The Quebec gove rpments nce up to 209,000 joba,m2d :whte paper:on no~ltegultcut ts annual economc assocaton, released last output by up to ~.2 bllon, a Concorda Unversty study month, celled for free trade between a soveregn Quebec forecasts..- and the rest of Canada, and the study dd not compare ts The fndngs of the study, fndngs wth a scenaro n to be released later today, whch Quebec and Canada were publshed n The shared acommon currency, Gazette. ts conclusons were based free trade and eommon external tarffs,! Harder for the hoggers OTTAWA (CP) -- Beef and bog farmers face an uncertan year as producers lll Thats the sound most often heard at Slumber Lodge Motels. Because at Slumber Lodge were not n the Cabaret busness. We offer clean, comfortable, and quet surroundngs n ffteen locatons throughout Brtsh Columba. And at budget rates. Before your next trp out of town, call ahead to Slumber Lodge. Well even tell you where to fnd a cabaret. Smthers, Terrace, Kamloops, Cache Creek, Prnce George, Hope, Wllams Lake, Vctora, Vernon, Prnce Rupert, Coqultlam, Pentlcton, Revelstoke, Kelowna, Courtenay. t LODGE For reservatons call any Slumber Lodge or (112) And have a g_ood nghts sleep. rebuld cow herds and try to cope wth overexpamon n the hog busness, an agrculture department survey ndcates. Released Monday durng the frst day of the annual agrculture outlook conference, the survey says cattle prces could rse n the second half of and that means more expensve beef n the grocery stores. drhog prces are expected to op at least for the frst half of the year as producers try to reduce herds n tght of falng prces NEED ADVCE ON YOUR WHAT, 1, S T s NAM E See Our BUSNESS DRECTORY on PAGE 11

3 *.,, The Herald, Tuesday, December 11, 1971) Page 3 :Hazeltons are hung up on, the., amalgamaton f ByEDYUDN Hazelton last week rejected ncorporaton by a 28 to 12 Herald Staff Wrter margn. "Whle South Hazelton has opted out, New Hazelton Plans to ammalgamate New and South Hazelton wants new nformaton so as to proceed," he sad.,have ht a snag, wth ndcatons of strong South _ New Hazelton resdents voted hy an overwhelmng llazelton opposton. Bob Marcelln, a regonal dstrct planner, told the, regonal dstrct board on Saturday the people attendng a publc meetng on the ssde n South :DAVD PEASEv. margn of 41-3 n favour of the plan. ncorporaton may be more dffcult to acheve now that South Hazelton has apparently rejected the dea. Funds from the provnce were to be made avalable had the amalgamaton. Now wth only New Hazelton nterested, the funds may be reduced or not forthcomng.,. " Les Watmough,"the:regonal dstrct drector for Thornhll, wonde.redf:a vote at a publc meetng was the most democratc way to decde the ssue. "The meetng was wel advertsed and attended," two communtes opted for WEATHER jont ncorporaton and remarked John Pousette, the regonal dstrct ad- on ther future course...,,. Planners h a e r concerns mnstrator. "We consder t representatve." Watmough sad f the two communtes mcl not m- corporate together, "they wll eventually have the same problems we (Terrace and Thornhll) have." The mnstry of muncpal affars stll has the fnal say n the matter and could brng the ssue to a referendum. The voters of New Hazelton wll have another publc meetng wthn three months to decde r es not happy noted o.t..ezooed,, for McNarnay was ~ Herald Staff Wdter ~ the possble health ton year perod to protect pleased wth the amount By ED YUDN aldermen and not to tcular group as well. Canada B.C. ssued at 5:30 by Envronment Resdents attendng problems that could the nterests of the ofnputrecevedfrom the am PST for, today and Wednesday. Monday evenngsspecal develop f septc tanks property owners. Mc- resdents. He explaned Herald Staff Wrter respond to pressure from "They were both Northern Yukon: Clear hearng on revsons to Terrace Alderman ndvdual aldermen," he commtted to no ncrease become epdemc. Narnay noted that ff there would be at least Davd Pease has been and very cold today and the Terrace Communty sad n notng, other n taxes," he explaned. anythng, the 10-year one more publc hearng ; strpped of a commrtee Wednesday. Temperatures aldermen had called "Councl s consderng a sear35 today droppng to45 charmanshp and hes Maroney n advance to publc transt system but tonght and Wednesday. not too happy about express ther cant see how t wll be Klondke, Stewart Rver: Mayor Maroneys decson. Wth only fve postons avalable for sx aldermen, Maroney had to make a decson, and as a result Pease,has been left as the odd man out. m both surprsed and dsapponted at the mayors decson," Pease sad. " was not told anythng untl tonght." Pease. s upset other aldermen were consulted n advance by Maroney, whle hs requests to learn who was beng consdered to serve on the commttees we~ refused by Maroney.. "t s the job of the mayor to come to the preferences. Pease also questoned why Maroney apponted a new, nexperenced alderwoman Molly Nattress, to a post whle he was left Out. "t has been the practce n past years not to gve charmanshps to new aldermen," he sad. " dont see any reason why an ncumbent member of councl s beng removed for a new member," he added. Pease also crtczed the re-appontment of Jack Talstra to head the plannng and tran- sportaton commttee, and of Helmut Gesbrecht to serve on that par- " Loc,hote" owner assocaton head Rod Vers~te#~;:~leetod They "a~:~ preparng for the Presdent of th~ 4~0~r "remendous nflux of.toursts Brtsh Columbna~""/~H~t~e s n They alsoecognze Assocaton at the annual meetng recently. Verstrate, 47, has been actve n the hotel ndustry H for nne years. He frst owned and operated The Kos and Sam Steele Hotels n Cranbrook. Hs current property s the Lakelse Hotel n Terrace. n he served as a :vee-preadant of..the BCHA,~d.~,t~e~ Z~d~.(~,.t~: for ~m.~ ~;,~,., ~;;,;~ ;,, m a recent ntervew, Verstrato sad, "Hotelers are aware of ther mportant role n the tourst ndusry..~*.~... that toursm wll soon be B.C.s second largest ndustry and they are cornmred to see that happen." Verstrato noted that 40 new hotels are planned, under constructon or have recently opened n the nteror areas of the provnce. Many hotelers are renovatng, redecoratng and addng servces to meet "thechangng guss~ n~s~.,t~olo~~..,...,,,,~-,,, "Hotels are a tremendous assot to every communty," Verstrate sad, "They provde a focal meetng place for busness con- ferences, servce organzatons as well as a place to socalze. The hotel also attracts much needed tourst dollars and s often the largest employer n a communty.". ~~ ~, Verstrato also sad he was lookng forward to the addtonal challenge of servng as Presdent of the BCHA. " wll strve to do my utmost to serve the objectves of the ROD VE RS T RAT E Assocaton bets." and ts mere- Brass ensemble here The Washngton Brass Ensemble wll perform a program of brass quntet musc at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre n Terrace on Saturday, Jan. 19, at 8:15 p.m. Theprogram wll feature a varlety of classcal musc rangng from Bach to Gersh. wn. The Wasblngten Brass Ensemble founded n 1975 has emerged as one of the The program replaces the scheduled appearance Wednesday evenng of the Amercan Brass. That show has been cancelled. Tckets for the Washngton Brass Ensemble concert can be obtaned at the door or by season subscrpton. DEPUTY APPONTED VCTORA. (CP) -- Fnance Mnster Hugh Curts announced Monday that Lawrence Bell, 42, Northwests foremost chamber musc groups. The deputy lands mnster, wll group s based n Seattle, become deputy fnance Washnaton. mnster next month.! THE FSH VAN! e o. Halbut steaks, sole flets, cod flets, crab, fresh shrmp, abalone, ocean perch, red snapper, true cod. (whle quantfes last) ~ Terrace Wegh Scales. wll be at Smthers Fr. Dec. 14 from 1 pm - 6 pm! Sat. Dec. 15 from noon - 6 pm : :,. 10c off par pound wth ths ed. Lmt one coupon per person. FAR PRCES! e O l t l l ~ O J l ~ ~ l l e l l o l l O l O l l l l ell te@~ pad for wthout ncreased taxes." "t (the appontment of Tastra and Gesbrecht) may have the effect of slowng the development of the muncpalty," he added. However, Talstra ponted out that due to the wdenng of the tax base that total revenue would be ncreased n 1980 wthout a tax ncrease. Pease sad he realzed the appontments, whle personally dsappontng, were the sole decson of the mayor. P, U L 40 pc. metrc & SAE combnaton socket set.sugg. retal SALE ~" Manly clear today. Temperatures30 to35. Clear tonght and Wednesday wth ce fog near setuemens. Lows tonght near 45 and steady near 45 Wednesday. Pelly: Clearng ths mornng. Brsk northwest wnds wth hgh wndchlls decreasng ths afternoon. Temperatures near2s today. Clear tonght and Wednes. day. Low tonght near40 and steady near40 Wednesday. Lard: The traveeller.dvsory s contnued. Snow and occasonal blowng snow wth poor vsbltes today. Wnds northwest 40 to 65 kmh resultng n occasonal very hgh wadehlls Featurng n.dash Rado. Cassette Stereo or Rado. 8 Track Stereo Combnatons Combnaton Unts wth Dgtal Dsplay Dgtal Clocks CB Unts Power Boosters. Hgh Perfocmance Camp. Speakur system.~% n/csugg gel Rete L OSCH Plan made ther personal. One resdent, Lly perod would hardly be concerns of the project Nalsen~ requested any long enough to protect the on the fnal draft of the known to John Me- property rezoned durng nterests of property plan, to be held sometme Narnay, the plannng the 10-yenr perod of the owners, n early February. drector for the dstrct. tendng he 35 the o,,,zeo, meetng held Skng clnc announced n councl chambers before the regular councl The Terrace recreaton tered, ballet, moguls or at the Terrace arena offce meetng, dscussed such department, n co-oparaton aerals, the fee wll be an Monday to Frday from 8:30 ssues as the sewer wth the Ktsumkalum addtonal $5. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. system, the proposed Mountan sk hll, s holdng An offcals clnc Wll also Meet entres wll be acstandardzaton of lot afrec-stylesklngdncdee, begn on Frday evenng, eeptod the day of the tomszes, and the 29 29, and 30 at the Kt- wth a flm, lecture and petton at the sk hll. revtalzaton of the east sumkalum Mountan Sk hll. practce judgng on the hll For further nformaton end of town.. Classes for ballet, moguls on Saturday. callbtprtchardate Some resdents on the and aerals wll run on the ActualjUdgng wll be done or Mary-Margaret Smth- bench wondered f a. Frday and Saturdaywth a at the Sunday competton need at competton an Sunday, The wth D level offcals cer- LAST SLENT septc tank system could fee for one class wll he $10 lfcatnn beng gven for The last major slent be substtuted for the per person, whch wll n- judgng to successful pcture before Mel Brooks proposed more corn- dude entry nto one meet at students. Regstraton for recent Slent Move was prehensve sewage the Sunday competton. For ether the free-style classes Charle Chaplns Modem system. McN.arnay sad each addtonal meet en- or the offcals clnc s open - Tmes (1936). chrstmas,,..,g:,ft DEAS from TERRACE TOTEM FORD "7.~ ".. ~" ~ t/t~ ;~... L ~, ~ ::: ~..,.: m ; :~:,"..o oo. RECENL~# RE NOVATED PARTS "... Motomroft[4m Parts for all Makes " ~t~o] r[[ Suggested OFF so0,..,0,,. Ret Whle stock 4. r ~ FORD LNEA-BED BOSCH LAHPS - ""* SPECAL 35! ~% OFF ~ Suggested Retal -- JET TOOLS ~1~ Featurng Lfetme Warranty SWG pc. square drve combnaton tr.m socket set. Sugg. Retal SALE M-- Combnaton wrench sets ~:rew drvers, flter wrenches and many other mscellaneous tools TERRACE TOTEM FORD,U~3?~t,~ SALES LTD 211% nrr Soggested van Retal WNTER PRODUCTS Recrculatlng Wndsheld Washer Block Hefers 2311 Pre Mx Reg SALE Reg SALE 2 Lock Decer 100 Startng Flud Reg SALE. Reg SALE 2" / U. Retal j, SPARK PLUGS 20% OFF sug,,ted Retal J, 20% OFF Suggested Retal /ur".s 30% OFF Suggested Retal..,.,=s 20% OFF Su.estedRetal "e L STOCKNG STUFFERS Auto Ashtrays, Key Fobs, Ar Fresheners, Spare Key Holders, Steerng Wheel Covers, ce Scrapers, 9tck on Mrrors, Frst Ad Kts, Msc. Gauges AlSo Stock Msc. R.V. & Accessores ~, Msc. Off Road & Accessores Terrace, D,C. %q Wheels and Equpment 635.~:4904 ~ Performance Products And many other Msc. Accessores L!~. ~ltl~.~~jer1ulll~kl~m~ B~lm~lllnllmanllMnllMlllll~lMlglMKl~lllm~lll~ Nm 0. ms 3P o P.,t

4 Page 4, The Herald, Tuesday, December 11, 1979 General Offce. &154~1 Crculaton- ~1~.4k151 Publshed by Starlng Publshers GEN. MANAGER Knox Coupland E OTOR r, reg Mlddleton CRCULATON TERRACE- a35.&157 KTMATOFFCE ? P~bllshed every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. A member of Varfed Crculaton. Authorzed as second class mall. Regstraton number Postage pad n cash, return postage guaranteed. NOTCE 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 ~rmlsslon of the Publsher. Terraces Chamber of Commerce s n deep trouble. The total lack of nterest demonstrated n the organzatons recent electon of offcers s ample proof of that. Many a nook and cranny was searched for a sutable canddate for the chambers presdency. There were no takers. Fnally Juanta Hatten, an actve chamber member, put her name forward and was elected by acclamaton. A number of chamber members are known to be upset wth the choce. A member of the executve has already resgned because of t. Hatten, who runs an employment agency called the Golden Rule, s far from the deal choce. The fact she s not a popular choce, and that she s not a busness representatve n the true sense of the word, wll make her job more dffcult. The real problem les, however, not wth the choce of Hatten, but rather wth the lack of nterest shown by the communty. The organzaton was formed to promote communty commercal and ndustral actvty and toursm. Busness people though, seem not to care about supportng an organzaton whch s promotng ther welfare. George Clark, a chamber vce-presdent, says people are smply not nterested n gettng nvolved, especally f thngs are runnng relatvely smoothly. Whle there are 70 chamber of commerce members, there are barely seven or eght actve ones. Clark thnks the chamber s n real danger of foldng because of apathy. On a smlarnote,r.clark also wonders f theapathy s spreadng. He says there s a real problem these days n gettng people nterested n the actvtes of such servce organzatons as the Jaycees, the Lons, and the Knsmen. t would seem logcal the exstence of an actve ehamher of commerce s the sgn of a vtal and growng communty. But as n the case of Ktmat a few years back, the chamber may de off leavng people to wonder why. ts an unfortunate fact of lfe that absence makes the heart grow fender. "... The cause of death was a horse wanderng on the hghway." The news report told about a sngle car accdent n whch one man was klled. He had been drvng on a d,~rk, rany nght and dd not see the horse untl t was too late. No one was blam~l for the accdent. dd not qute agree that the man had ded as a result of hs own carelessness, or that t was smply an act :,of God, assumng that God would do a thng such as that. thought back to the many neur-msaes that had experenced over the years. Cattle, horses, dogs, moose and varous other types of wldlfe have often crossed my path, sometmes uncomfortably close. And also thought about a practce that s all to prevalent n my area, that of allowng domestc anmals to roam at large, unfenced and uncared for. t s not dffcult to magne the damage and annoyance that these beats can cause. have often asked the owners f they would at least keep ther anmals off the hghway. 1 have talked to law offcers and warned other motorsts of the danger. concluded that most owners of lvestock n ths area are ndfferent to the fate of ther anmals. There s an amusng quck to ths ndfference. Let me llustrate: Al Forbush owned several horses. None of them beleved n fences and M ddnt provde many for them to contemplate, n any case. One day asked hm to come over and remove them from my felds, le refused, sayng that he dd not own any horses; they must belong to someone else. Some weeks later one of them was run over by a skdder and klled. A1 was there wthn mnutes, to try to collect for one dead horse!! wonder f we wll see the tme when all people wll be held responsble for ther lvestock; fencng and feedng and carng for them and payng for any damage they cause to others. Owners would be fned for allowng ther anmals to roam on any publc hghway. A Forbush and hs lke would dsagree, of course. Letters welcome The Herald welcomes ts readers comments. M letters to the edtor of general publc nterest wll be prnted. We do, however, retan the rght to refuse to prnt letters on grounds c/possble lbel or bad taste. We may also edt letters for style end length. All letters to be consdered for publcaton must b? sgned. CYRL SHELFORD The game s vanshng Hun. Rare Mar Mnster of Envronment Dear Rare: ve just returned from a day nspecton tour of the Nechako Reservor whch was one of the best huntng areas of the provnce. Fve of us went and spent about sx hours a day walkng n good game areas (8 days n all). n all ths tme we never saw or heard another hunter, and would say that huntng pressure s not a factor CYRL n ths area. Even n the Conservancy Area n SHELFORD Tweedsmur Park where there s no huntng, the game populaton has nearly dsappeared. We spent the same number of days seven years ago and we saw a great deal of game at that tme (deer, carbou and moose). There was never a day when we ddnt see deer and moose, some days as many as 30 deer. Now there s no deer and we saw no carbou, not even any tracks, and we saw only 10 moose n 8 days. found fve wolf klls; two calves, a two-year-old cow, a bg dry cow, only just klled, and a bg bull klled less than a week ago. We heard wolves every day and covered an area of over 100 mles. thnk t s a great shame that due to false educaton and msleadng nformaton on rado and TV we have educated a generaton that knows lttle about game management, and the realtes of wld lfe n general, whch n the end stops our managers from managng. Wth reasonable predator control programs (wthout elmnatng the wolf) we could stll have just as much game as durng the 1950s and 1960s when we had game management ~nd control programs. Your staff n Fsh and Wldlfe ganed a lot of respect and experence on how best to carry t out. Now, wth the false educaton system on Wldlfe Management, and how the balance of nature works, the pressure groups have made t mpossble for Wldlfe Managers to take acton to save what lttle s left of our game hope make myself clear, dont blame those workng n the Fsh and Wldlfe Branch as ve seen fwst hand the abuse they get f they even try to carry out control methods n cattle areas, and t would be ten tmes worse f they were to practce control n our game areas where nothng has been done for over 10 years. Jack Radford, Sam Bawlf and yourself have had the dubous honor to presde over.the destructon of our game. ve always asked for more money for the Fsh and Wldlfe Branch, however. They are so lmted n ther actons on management and predator control, due to the unnformed actons of the pressure groups and news meda, that ve come to the concluson we wll lose nearly all our game anmals left and heavy expendtures would not be justfed. n many areas the wolves have destroyed so much of the game there s lttle left to eat so hopefully, they too wll de out. When the game starts to come back n 15 to 20 years, and f atttudes and educaton change, then wll be the tme to enlarge the Wldlfe Branch. ts lke tryng to buld a cattle ranch whle at the same tme rustlers are beng encouraged by the management and the masses of consumers. have talked to dozens of hunters and nearly all have the same report of lttle game aernss the whole central plan, ve had very few reports of any calves. The fve of us saw 10 moose n 8 days, as mentoned before; nne cows, one bull and no calves. You should send out a questonare to all hunters to try and get a dear, more accurate pcture of what s gong on. There are stll moose around and some hunters are gettng moose around here, manly from the new access roads. The late cow season can not be justfed except to try and convnce people that management snt all that bad f you can take cows after the season. ts a dsastrous pcture n game management and thnk we should admt our mstakes, take our lumps and start back on the road of game management rather than leavng everythng to chance. Yours very truly Cyrl M. Sheford Commentary on columns By NADNE ASANTE Specal to The Herald read wth nterest the edtoral page of the Daly Herald of Dec. 4, contanng columns by Cyrl Shelford and regular contrbutors Stan Persky and Tom Atrll. Ther dverse vewponts are the very meat upon whch an edtoral page should thrve. The only mssng ngredent was the letter to the edtor from Bll Homburg. The wrters represented the extreme rght and the extreme left wth a "?" n between. dsagree wth all of them and would lke to comment on the, columns. Frst, Mr. Perskys column. The emoton hs colufd/etbf.~tln tn~;fg/d fear.hke words are brght and breezy and full of smle provokng nnuendos. He s readable. But n hs column he succeeds n questonng the ntegrty, ntellgence and motves of Denns McDermott, the Drector of Canadas largest Trade Unon Organzaton, The Canadan Labour Congress. Why? Because Denns McDermott stated publcly he thnks labour unons have too large a Communst element wthn ther ranks. He s quoted as sayng that he urged the ndvdual unon leaders to fght back aganst such nfltraton because otherwse they (Communs~) wll destroythe lab~ movement and the country f they have ther way. Hurray for Mr. McDermott. A large segment of the populaton, ncludng many unon members to whom have spoken, agree wth Mr. McDermott but havent the guts to say so publcly., been straned b thnk the credblty of unons has ".y the methods employed by ther leaders. People remember the need for labour unons but many beleve that unons have lost sght of ther orgnal goals. When am convnced that unon members arent" seekng, by devous means, ~he overthrow of my government, wll whclcheertedly support them. wonder why Mr. Persky - a teacher who shapes the mnds of the young.-- fnds Mr. McDermotts words worrsome enough to denngrad e them n 35 column nches. Column 2. " am afrad must queston the valdty of the headng of Mr. Atrls column ATRLL THNKS. But now on to Terraces answer to Wllam F. Buckley Jr. n hs column of Dec. 4, hs trade s aganst protestors. am a part-tme protestor and take umbrage at Mr. Atrlls vewpont. Atrl has searched and found the true motvaton of "those who are forever protestng what would otherwse be known as progress" to use hs own words. Good for hm. often queston the subconscous reasons for my own motves wthout presumng to queston the motves of others. But snce Atrll KNOWS he s rght, we must agree wth hm. He has found TRUTH bless hm. "The polces promoted and advocated by protestors would, f mplemented, a,lmnst certanly brng our cvlzaton to a standstll, says Atrll. wonder f Atrll has heard Of the protestor called Galleo? Mr. Atrll says we protesters would abolsh conventonal forms of power. am glad dont thnk nuclear energy s conventonal, wth ts attendant hazards of waste dsposal and ts threat to human and anmal well-beng. But the Mr. Atrlls of our world dscard such problems as mnmal. We would phase out the famly and substtute Day Care and state ndoctrnaton nstead. "The state would be the new God," avows Atrll. That s presumpuous lunacy Mr. Atrll. Everyone admre n the protest movements to whch belong spends tme, energy, and often money, not for themselves, not for gan, but because of ther chldren and future generatons. Mr. At~ll commends for readng "The New Left: The Ant-ndustralst Revoluton" by Ayn Rand. Snce he takes such stock n the words of a female wrter, may suggest an alternate source for quotes by NADNE ASANTE another female author "The Slent Sprng" by Rachael Carson. Atrll quotes Ms. Rand as sayng "Protesters and socalsts are brds of a feather born of the same bankrupt phlosophy". f have but one lfe to lve Mr. Atrll choose to share my tme wth those who want a better wend n whch to lve and laugh and not wth people lke you who reap the benefts of our fghts, our dscomfort, and our fath. We protesters are n good company Mr. Atrll. Many people thnk Chrst was the worlds best known socalst and protester and hs "bankrupt" phlosophy of love has lasted a long tme. Onward and upward to Column 3. The "?" Cyrl Shelford and hs colunms proposal for Forest Management. know very lttle about the forest except n my womanhood feel at one wth the regeneratve powers of each evergreen cone that falls n the forest floor to rse agan as new lfe. n that way, enjoy a personal communon wth the forest and an nterest n ts welfare. have wrtten often n protest aganst the patchbaldng of the forests see from the hghways around Terrace, the wholesale massacre of everythng that stands n the way of heavy equpment. The obvous polcy s to hell wth the future." know t takes two hundred years to grow a cedar forest and ffty years to grow a spruce for proft, whereas t takes only a thoughtless, uncartng mnute to knock down a cedar or spruce. Maybe t doesnt matter what happens to the forest as long as labour and management make money? What puzzles me s why, when Mr. Shelford was head of the Truck Loggers Assocaton, he ddnt utlze the same amount of newspaper space to publcze hs vews, would lke to reterate that an edtoral page should present as many ponts of vew as possble because only then can readers form any knd of enlghtened opnon on the subject matter. Thank you for addng my opnons also. Bran and Barb cant read so good. They cant wrte so good nether. And they ant never heard of the Ayatollah Khomen, SALT, or the Clark.Lougheed plan to make us pay $2-a-gallnn for gas. l ths s true They come nto the frst-year:? know a ad :.college classes teach and tell me they haven tre. any books, havent wrtten any essays, ana wnen x menton Zmbabwe, Petrocan, or farmland n! Langley, they look up wth the nnocence of an an" telope gazng nto the crosshars of a telescopc rfle : s g h t.. ~ also know most of thls ]s true because Frank ; Mankswcz and Joel Swerdlow n Remote Control -- -/ ther 1979 ndctment of the effects of televson on the human mnd -- pont out that Standard Achevement Test scores (and the talles of every other measure of academc accomplshment known to pedagogues)~! have steadly declned snce 1963.! The authors of Remote Control, by the way, frmly : beleve that televson (theyre really referrng to our entre culture) has negatve effects on the develop- ment of a lterate, thnkng ctzenry. Theyre probably rght. But as these crtcs note, "The televson-nduced readng crss wll not he so easly solved. ts cause les not n classroom teachng...t les n almost every North Amercan lvng room." Of course, "most people connected wth educaton, partcularly the offce-seekers, fnd t easer to promse property tax reductons than to challenge parents to pull the plug. But f the pa,ents dont read and dscuss,, why should the kds? ~ Snce theres somethng obvously and dreadfully! wrong, ts only natural to look forward to the annual, provncal school board electons wth antcpaton. The most promsng of last months contests for the hearts and mnds of our kds occurred n fabulous Shangr-Langley. There, the Back-to-Bascs Bunch of school hoard trustees, who had successfully stormed ~, thelttle red schoolhouse four years ago, were ptted aganst theself.proclamed moderates, Ctzens for.~ Better Government. ~ TO pp a recate ths debate between,humanmts ~... an. d;! tradtonalsts, both sldes must be dvested of thews. msappropratons of the Englsh language. The~ tradtonalsts (who are often Tores and Socreds) lke.-. to hss that ther opponents are gulty of "per-~ massveness" (whch, when properly pronounced, s~ meant to nsnuate that the humansts want to turn the ;, schools nto brothels). Theyre also prone to hnt that they possess an exclusve patent on a commtment to the fundamentals of readng and wrtng. The humansts reply that ther foes are out-and.ont reactonares, or, as n the case of Langley ths autumn (where the Lberals and NDPers ~,ap,_ proprated the label of moderates:" Wn~cl ~~/b5"dtas~ nformatve as flyng the Lberan flag on the hgh seas), that the tradtonalsts are "radcals" t False advertsng asde, both sdes have ther~ strengths. The Bascs Bunch, for nstance, snt en-, trely crazy. Many of those at the opposte end of the ;! poltcal spectrum have come around to the vew that readng and wrtng are a prerequste even for those ntent on overthrowng rather than preservng the system Where one parts company wth the~.....! tradtonalsts ~s thew mmstence on throwng m God, ~ free enterprse and a dose of Camp Concentraton-! style dscplne amongst the fundamentals, f the tradtonalsts arent Neanderthals, nether ere the permssve humansts as mushy.mnded as theyre made out to be. Whle they sometmes act as though any test to see f the system s workng consttutes a volaton of human rghts, ther advocacy of developng complete persons s a decded advantage over 9reducng blndly obedent automatons. Wlfle other locales argued lesser matters (among them: teachers salares, cost.cuttng, and there was even one crotchety columulst who devoted a datrbe to complanng about relatves of teachers servng on school boards), n Langley at least, the battle would be about the 3 Rs. Alas, real lfe ntervened. The Bascs Bunch, t:l turned out, n mplementng ther scorched-textbook ~. polces, had managed to alenate almost every / teacher n the dstrct and the ruckus resultng from ther four-year runnng hatte wth the Langley Teachers Assocaton was louder than an unruly classroom. Though the government gave them bonuses for balancng the books, they had also produced one of the hghest staff turnover rates n the provnce, The promse of peace and quet from the Ctzens for Better Gevem.ment sounded pretty good to some voters. When me ground fog lfted from the verdant vstas of Langley (soon to be an ndustral jangle), the Bascs Bunch was out and Better Government was n. Unfortunately, t wasnt entrely clear f the ctzens of Langley had voted n favour of educaton or smply aganst nose polluton, LETTERS TO THE EDTOR Dear Edtor, nclude wage ncreases or~ am wrtng ths letter n allow for the cost of lvng response to your artcle ncreases, but rather publshed n The Herald because the college board ~ttled"faculty look for an makes such decsons as 11 per cent pay rase." huylng an $80,000 photo copy As a student of Northwest machne for the college. ~ Communty College, feel t Perhaps t s the proposed, s Justfed n allowng for an long term plan of the college per cent wage ncrease for board to have a photo copy, the faculty of the college. machne teach us unstead of f the college has to cut qualfed nstructors. s that ;~ back on programs justfed at $80,000? somewhere along the lne n Yours sncerely, order to meet the colleges Vola Thomas staff demands t wont just (student), be because of the provncal Northwest Communty governments decson not to College

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6 Page 6, The Herald, Tuesday, December 11, 1979 Turner not n race TORONTO (CP) -- John Turner, regarded as federal Lberal leader-n-watng snce hs resgnaton as fnance mnster n 1975, shocked many poltcal observers Monday by announcng he wll not he among the canddates to succeed Perre Trudonu. Ctng what he dose,,bed as hghly-complcated personal reasons, Turner told a news conference: " do not ntend to seek the saderehp of the Lberal party... "Ths s a defntve statement and the decson am announcng s fnal." Turner-- fnance mnster n Trudeaus cabnet for 3~h years, Rhodes Scholar, blngual, handsome, artculate and wealthy -- had been repeatedly asked snce he left poltcs four years ago f he would one day seek the leadershp he lest to Trudeau at a 1968 conventon n Ottawa. Exudng the glamorous appeal of a Kennedy, Turner, 50, was often descrbed as prme mnsteral tmber. And when Lester Pearson stepped down as party leader n t968, Turner seemed a lkely her -- untl Trudeau appeared and rode to vctory on an unprecedented wave of popularty. When Trudcau announced hs resgnaton.nov. 21, many eyes turned to Turner, now a senor partner n a Toronto law frm. But Tumors statement Monday, read n Englsh and French, put an end to speculaton. Hs decson not to run dd not, however, rule out the possblty of a draft-turner Freght rates left on burner By ROD EDWARDS WNNPEG (CP) -- The hot ssue of the Crswenest Pass freght rates was left to smmer Monday by Western poltcans who turned to more mmedate problems n the gran marketng system. A wllngness to soft.pedal dfferences about the rates was apparent after one day of talks between the Western provnces and federal Transport Mnster Don Mazankowsk on gran transportaton problems. Saskatehewans Agrculture Mnster Gordon MaeMurchy sad after the closed sesson he beleves deferment of the controvereal matter s proper. Opposton m changes n the statutory freght rates s. focused n hs provnce. Economc Development Mnster Hugh Planche of Alberta agreed, although. much of th6 agtaton for change has come from that provnce. James Downey, Mantobas agrculture mnster, sad the subject wll reman on the agenda of future meetngs among the Western mnsters. But Downey sad the publc now s "openly debatng the whole ssue" and the mnsters can tackle more mmedate problems, Mazankowsk sad bs government may stll set up a commttee to study the rates, FNALLY F YOU CANT COME TO US LNDAL WLL COME TO YOU A LNDAL DESGN CONSULTANT wll be tourng B.C. early n the new year to help you plan your Llndal cedar dream home, or that quet vacaton retreat, all n tme for an early sprng constructon. The servce s FREE and carres no oblgatons. To arrange on appontment wth :L"o~r cohsb~ant whle he s n your area smply fll n and ~e- ;;:;:turn tle attached coupon. But DO T NOW anda~old~ls-" appontment. For a heeds,art on your plannng send $3 for our llustrated Planbook and Desgn Gude, featurng a catalogue of 60 LNDAL heat.savng homes. Dd you know that we can shp to your out of country pmlmrty and save on the exchange? hlmh ROlll HOMES---, 1 MARWEST CEDAR HOMES, 3440 NO. 4 RD.. P.O. BOX 94381, RCHMOND. B.C.. V6Y 2A8 [ TEL ~ w uld lk n ppl wlth pllnnln conulmnt { ~Enclouc h 13 for Plsnl0cx)k end Desgn Gude Name... Street... t Cty... Prey... l Phone... Coda... l Locaton ot buldng lot... t movement by delegates at: publcly crtczed Trudeau, the March ]eadershlp con- party nsders have sad ventloe n Wnnpeg, but Turner beleved Trudeau such a move has no tradton was destroyng the Lberal n Canadan poltcs. party. The statement, gvng few Turner was justce reasons for hs d~tslon, also mnster and later held the dd not explan Turners fnance portfolo under recent appearances at party Trudeau. He was also functons. mnster of consumer and, "Four years ago when corporate affars and resgned from the govern- regstrargeneral n the ment and later from my seat Lberal government. n the House of Commons. of whch was a member for over 13 years, decded that was leavng publc lfe for good. "n the ntervenng years nothng has happened to change my mnd, despte speculaton by the meda that was one day contemplatng a return to poltcs. "Durng the past three weeks, have heard from many frends, both nsde and outsde the Lberal party, urgng me to seek the leadershp. felt that was bound to lsten to what they had to say. "After the deepest reflecton, have not changed my mnd." Turner sad he made the decson durng the weekend, but there was never any real lkelhood of hs runnng, despte beng told hs chances of wnnng were excellent. dont thnk ever got to the startng lne on ths one." Turner sad hs wfe, Gells, whom he marred a year after he was frst elected to Parlament n 1962, would have supporled a decson to run. "But do have a young famly and that certanly was one of the factors," sad Turner, who has a daughter and three sons. He sad he left the government four years ago because of "legtmate dfferences at the Ume" and acknowledged he stll has enemes wthn the party. felt eould no longer make a contrbuton to the government." Turner sad he dd not know whether Trudeau would have opposed hm f he sought the leadershp. Although Turner never Of hs role n the leadershp campagn, Turner sad: wll probably be more passve than actve." Turner dd not endorse anyone for the party leadershp and when asked shout Donald Macdonald, consdered a lendng canddate, repled that Macdosad would make an excellent choce. Macdonald, wbo succeeded Turner as fnance mnster n 1975, sad he was dsapponted Turner decded not to run but sad t would have no mpact on hs own decson and dsmssed suggestons that the leadershp was now hs for the askng. Turners decson has forced other poesble canddatss to reevaluate ther postons. Former cabnet mnster Robert Andras sad Tumers absence has "changed the ball game" and wll be a factor n whether he decdes to run. Lloyd Axworthy of Wlhnlpeg and former fnance mnster Jean Chreten, other possble canddates, rejected the suggeston that Turoors absence creates a dear vctory for Macdonald. "ve never beleved n coronatons," sad Ax- Worthy. Chreten sad smply "There wll be more than one canddate n ths electon." Former supply and servces mnster Perre De Bane s the only MP to have declared hmself a canddate. Two other canddates -- London, Ont., housewfe Dense Segun and Madelne Hombert, a Hgh Rver, Alta., fashon store owner -- have announced they wll seek the leadershp. TERMNAL EXPRESS ( ) Parcel Pckup & Delvery Lght Packages & Parcel~ Chars -- Reclners -- EndTables -- Portable T.V. Sutes (Ktchen & Lvng Room) Beds & Box Sprngs MASTER BEDROOM DRESSERSOR CHESTS FRGS, STOVES, WASHER OR ORYERS Dstrct of Terrace Only Students from Thornhll Junor Secondary and Caledona Senor Secondary Schools are all wrapped up these days rasng money for an excurson to Vancouver. The students are operatng a gft wrap- Unon asks safe png servce outsde of K Mart n the Skeena Mall. From left to rght are Robert Holland, a teacher, Jennfer Hoyle, Nell Thomsen wth Bernce Seholfleld n front. Photo by Or.q.M.!dOl mn dump OTTAWA (CP) --The tamnantsa~t. Theactcame pe~a~~n!:~peses..." contamnated wth PCBs, Canadan Paperworkers nto effect n Aprl, n prong the government the border s expected to he Unon called on the govern- The u~,,, representng ~to,detll~th41te dsp~bl of, elssed.to such waste matement Monday to gve urgent 60,000 pulp, paper and forest PCBs, theunon touched on a ral exports from Canada as prorty to securng a waste products workers, sad problem wth whch federal early as May, dsposal ste for the. toxc employees who have had and provncal envronment Ressarchhegnulngn1974 pollutant polychlornated ndustral exposure to PCBs offcals have been wrestlng has shown lqud PCBa can bphenyl should be gven thorough for several years -- how to be destroyed n certan types Unon presdent.l.h. Lorran also wants better protecton for workers who have had contact wth tl~ ehemlcal, commonly known as PCBs. Lorran made the appeals n a wrtten submsson to a federally-cummtsaloned board of revew, set up orgnally to hear two o~jeclons to proposed env- medcal examnatons get rd of an estmatod 20,000 of hgh.temperature nbecause of the potental. teases of PCBs used n health hazard. Canada. cneratore. The prevous Lberal PCBa are consdered a Federal offcals say re. admnstraton proposed last serous envronmental health problem because of searchers are workng wth ndustry to dentfy the year that g~ernments and nduatry work clusely to seek ther w.despread magntude of the problem, out and modfy selected dstrlbut0~n~lrp~#~?kq e t-.~,~lthough.:the U.S. has cement klns across the..t~,dec~st~q~t.~~;~h.,-. ~. ~ t~edestrey lqud ~.countryforthedestruclen.of n May, 197&,f0~p~e,.PCBs-,~nd some.: solds.pcba..... the health department warned all nursng mothers Mssng documents ronmental regulatons lvng n the Great Lakes restrctng the use of the areas and those who have potental cancer-causng had ndustral exposure to agent lnked wth lver PCBs not to breastfeed damage and brth defects. wthout consultng a phys- wont affect suts The government amend- can. meats proposed last year "t s our vew that any n- VANCOUVER (CP) -- A settlements through lawsuts were desgned to prohbt the qury should be undertaken lawyer for Pacfc Western fled n Calforna and the mport, manufacture, to aseertan those workers Arlnes says the reported other clams could he settled prec~sslng or sale of PCBs n,.whose ;ons hays, b~tught lussofdcoumentsconnected wlthnafewmmths, hesad. new products. them n contact Wth PCB," wth the February, 1978, Lane would not dscus= the The objectons, fled by the unon bref sad. crash of a PWA jell,her at sze of settlements already two frms -- one a pulp and "At no cost to themselves, Cranbrook wll not have any reached. paper company -- were they should be gven effect on the settlement of wthdrawn last month, but r g o r o u s m e d c a damage clams. He sad an RCMP nthe board met as planned to examnatons to ascertan Toranto_law_yerE,dc ~ vest.gall~ ~to t~..d~..p: hear from other partes nterested n the governmeats proposed regulatons. t was the frst tme such a beard was formed to hear a challenge to amendments of the Envronmental Con. whether they have suffered any njurous effects as a result of that exposure and that the respectve provncal workers composset,on beards should be nformed for potental com- sad Monday PWA has settled more than heft the damage clams fled by relatves of the 43 people who ded n the crash. Of the remander, perhaps 10 are tryng to obtan hgher pearanee of documents related to the crash wont hnder setllerpents becaase the documents deal only wlth attachment of blame for the erssh and dont affect ndvdual clamants t ::./lt!sn tyet tme for hbernatng; ~ you can beleve ths Kermode bear seen at the Skeena,MMl. Chmney ch ~o,o by Or~ Mlddleton. _ L" " l, ges confusng VANCOUVER (CP) -- A staff member at Con-,up of erecaote n the chm- nsurance companes and tnes,el nsurance Company ney,"sad Anderson. homeowners were confused n Vancouver sad the an- He sad the chmneys, Monday, followng recom- nouncement was a suepras. whch are approved by the mendatons by the Brtsh "Weve been nundated Natonal Buldng Cede and ~,,Columbla.,Ffrt~ "Oommeson ~~4th ~lk front cue,gn,re Undarwrlters Laboratores Offce that metal chlhlfey ~"wbrred" about" ther n- of Canada, are desgned for a conversons not be used wth stallaton," sad Gunner maxmum beat of about 1000 free-standng wood stoves. Fores,ram n Kelowna, degrees Fahrenhet, but Fre Commssoner. spekesmanforflsherstoves combusu~ of ereasete de- Gordon Anderson sad manufactured n Kelowna, posts n a flash fre n a ch- Frday the Class A double- Vancouver and on Van- mey boosts temperature to lned metal chmneys, whch couver sland. g,100 to, 2,400 degrees are nserted through a wall *We are supportll~ any Fahronkelt~ or roof, are desgned for nl acton by the,government! ~ n addl~, the outsde or gas fuels, and cannot that supports the Mfety of lners ha~ been known to stand up to the ntense heat wondburnng heaters... but corede for unknown and corroson of bumlng we dont want a provnce- reasons, gald Anderson. creosote,, a resdue ef sold wde panc Hs Offce recommends fuels sunl~ as wood. Gordon Anderson, B.C. owners check that the A spokesman for the n- fre commssoner sad he chmneyd have the rght surance Corp. of B.C. sad has a long lst of fres calmed clearance for burnng wood exstng polces wll be by varous makes of metal or coal {dfferent from honored but the corporaton chmneys, burnng ell or gas); the ns reassessng the rsks for He also sad that contrary sdes are lsapected regularly new homeowner contracts, to earler news report=, he for ereo~e; nsde lners "We talked to the fre mar- hasnt banned the chmneyn are cldaned weekly f shall brefly ths mornng -- but has ssued n warnng, necessary; the outsde s and are now tryng to assess "Modern socety doesnt checked for dseolorallon or what t means..." the understand wood burnna c0rrasl0d; the frebox s spokesman sad. and problems lke the buld- nspected for cracks or damage, and the stove s not used contnuously. He sad concern has cropped up only n the past 18 months, The Herald, Tuesday, December ~1, 197) Page 7 Reporters refuse secrets VCTORA (CP) -- About to the eastern press., apprecate background two caucus researchers a dozen reporters walked out The agtated premer sad brefngs. on Premer Blll Bennett eastern reporters are much The so.called poltcal Monday when he told them more sophstcated than drty trcks affar surfaced he wanted to dseuss the ther B.C. counterparts and when t became known that drty trcks scandal on an off.the-record bass. When reporters arrved at Memo story n error the meetng, they asked Bennett f the dscusson could be "reported. The premer sad t would be off the record, so all reporters left. Other members of the legslatures.press gallery dd not attend the news conference because they had determned prevously that t was off the record and the premlers remarks could not. he reported. Hall Lleren, Bennetts press secretary, sad earler that the Premer doesnt want to dscuss the matter on the record untl the a polce nvestgaton nto the affar has concluded. Reporters sad that whle Bennett has not called a news conference snce md- October to dscuss the matter, be has made several statements whle the nvestgaton was n progress. After the journalsts walked out on hm, Bennett "was approached by a reporter who ddnt attend the off-the-record meetng and was asked about Brtsh Columbas poston at the forthcomng frst mnsters meetng on energy. Bennett repled there would be a news conference before he left but B.C. reporters wouldnt get background papers on the provnces poston. These papers would he gven only Captve seal now set free ROCKPORT, Me. AP) -- Andre the seal wll swm free ths wnter nstead of spendng the cold months n the New England Aquarum n Boston, says traner Harry Goodrdge. Andre, who has been swmmng n the waters of Penobscot Bay for the last month, has not caused any problems for fshermen or small boats, and occasonally appears n Rockp~t Harbor, Goodrldge sad. The S.year-old harbor seal has spent the last sx wnters at the aquarum. Dec. 5 and Dec. 12 WMSMY tckets good for VANCOUVER (CP) -- The Canadan Press dstrbuted an erroneous report Thursday sayng that a Socal Credt party offcal sent a memorandum to mnsteral executve assstants whch advocated the use of some tactcs outlned n the controversal drty trcks tape recordng. The story, attrbuted to Ellen Mackay, a former Socred caucus researcher, sad the memo was ssued by Dan Campbell, charman of the partys campagn commttee n the May to provncal electon. n fact, Ms. Mackay dd net say the memo made any reference to the drty mexs tape whch counselled party workers to use fctous names on letters of support to newspaper edtors. Rather, the memo was con- cerned wth generatng support through legtmate letters to newspapers and telephone calls to rado betlne ahowj. ~ counselled persons attendng an electon semnar to sena letters n support of Socal Credt and sgned wth phoney names to newspaper edtors. A tape of the semnar, n whch one researcher sad newspaper edtors can easly be fooled by the phoney letters, was sent to all consttuences as part of the campagn materal for the May 10 provncal electon n whch Socal Credt was reelected wth a reduced majorty. Snce the scandal became publc, one caucus researcher reslgaed whle another refused to resgnand then was fred along wth the three other members of the.caucus research alaff. 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Dealer Number ~0 ~~ q(~o O~ J... l lst prces=. o = = - 1= Economtcal )DGE DSO cry Pckup..~,w ~m (52.9 km per gal) " _, Feature packed 1" per el 100 km (51.8 km per gad *per : f -, Dodge & Plymouth dealers are dealng on these great gas savers TERRACE CHRYSLER LTD Hwy. 16 W. Dealer Number Dooa30A

7 ....., "T~~T"- ~T - " " Page 8, The Herald,Tuesday, Decemb-.r 11, 1979 "......,,-, Shes Stayng Home for Xmas By Abgal Van Buren :97~ D C~,CSgO Tr,bune,N Y News Synd nc, DEAR ABBY: ve been readng your column for years, and around holday tme someone always asks, "Should we go to lls mothers or to MY motbers for Chrstmas dnner? And your answer s always, "Why not alternate?" Abby, my husband and struggled wth that problem for years, and we resolved t accordng to your suggeston. Both sets of parents lved nearby, and t seemed the only far thng to do. So for 22 )ears, we spent Thanksgvng and Chrstmas n parents homes nstead of our own. t never dawned on us untl ths year-as our ehldren are ready to strke out on ther own-that we never developed our nwn holday tradtons, We always went to Grandmas for the holdays. She nssted on dong all the cookng herself-and then complaned for months about how much work t was ant how tred she got. When we, her daughters and daughters-n.law, asked f we could brng somethng for dnner, she wouldnt hear of t. When we brought food wthout askng her, she refused to serve t, so we fnally gave up. realze now what a hgh prce ve pad over the years for peace n the famly. wsh hadnt. Abby, please urge young marreds to have ther own holday celebratons n ther own homes. Suggest that they nvte ther parents and grandparents, who mght even be releved to be fnally free of the burden of entertanng three generatons. Sgn me.,. "DONG MY OWN THNG" DEAR DONG: You make an excellent pont. Your answer was better than mne. )EAR Al}Bf:,ast Chrstmas Eve, durng my busy preparutons for 18 dnner guests (and also durng our meal), was called to the phone three tmes and kept there from 20 to 30 mnutes whle the callers wshed me a "Merry Chrstmas." [~]ach sad, " decded to phone rather than send cards ths year," then proceeded to brng me up to date on ther health, famles and actvtes! 1 apprecate ther thoughts, and realze that by placng such calls tbey probably flled an otherwse lonely Chrstmas Eve, but f they must save the expense of sendng Chrstmas cards, why cant they wat untl the holday s ow:r, and then phone wth ther annual accounts of joys and sorrows? Am 1 the only one who feels such phone calls are mpostons? UNAPPRECATVE N OREGON DEAR UNAPPtECATVE: Probably not. But! ts nconvenent for you to take the call, say so. And ask f you may return the call when youre able to vst longer. DEAl{ Alllh: Our eolph)yl,r used lu gve Chrstmas honus!n o all eml)h)y(,es, hasl,d on ther length of servce. n the last couple of,years, he elmnated the holday bonuses n favor ol ;t Chrstmas party. Well, the only o=,es who alh,.ded hp, se partes aretbe young, or those who want t. act young. Mosl people drnk too much, the musc s deafenng, and there s moro fnod wasted than eaten. Many of us h~r,~ are not party mnded because of fnances and nablly t. get stters, and we wouhl much ratber have the money nsh:ad -- whatever the amount. So how abotlt runnng ths letter to ask the boss people -- foremen, admnstrators, managers, etc.- to let the employees have a choce. JO,N, Me. )EAR JOPLN: t seems far to me, Bosses? Problems? Youll feel better f you get them off your chest. For a personal reply wrte to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. Your ndvdual Horoscope Frances Drake t~z~ ARES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Follow through on that work-related dea. Musc or attendance at a cultural event brngs relaxaton. Avod clashes over trfles. TAURUS 20) ~ (Apr. 20 to May Make decsons re chldrens affars. Sngles n love may thnk of marrage proposals, Trust hunches re busness ventures. GEMN!,~" (May 21 to June 20)7" Be straghtforward n dealngs wth others. Make an effort to be understood. Dont procrastnate, but mplement domestc plans. (June 21 to July 22) Watch out for vague health complants that may be.psychosomatc n orgn. Creatve work s hghly favored. Share hobbes wth chldren. LEO (July 23 to Aug, 22)01~ Romance seems glamorous, but take one day at a tme. Shrewdness ads you n bargan huntng. A famly member could be temperamental. v.go.p~ (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Youre serous mnded now, but try a lghter approach for success. Clear cut clutter at home, but dont go to extremes. LBRA (Sept, 23 to Oct. 22).1"1.~ Bargans n out of the way places. Creatve nspraton s hgh. Put t to work for you. Trust hunches, but avod ratonuzatnns. SCORPO ~ (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Mornng hours favor gettng n touch wth frends. Send out nvtatons. An unusual art object may capture your fancy. Retre early. SAGTTARUS ~ ~ (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) A behnd-the.scenes role serves your career nterests best, Heed note of dealsm that s comng to conscousness. Keep ams lofty. CAPRCORN. ~ (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) Get n touch wth those at a dstance. Talks wth advsers go well. The p.m. favors creatve work done n prvate. Beleve n ntuton. AQUARUS ~ (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Busness conferences proceed smoothly. Present deas to hgher-ups. An unusual nvtaton may come your way. Fnancal tp from a frend. PSCES ~ (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) Talks wth lawyers and advsers favored. Go ahead wth career projects. The attenton s on you! Rse to the occason. CROSSWORD ACROSS 37 Ascended 53 Cty of 1 Refuse of 38 A halt. seven hlls grapes note. DOWN 5 Rver n (musc) 1 Chart Asa 40 Jog 2 Turksh 9 Hppe haven 42 Macaw offcer.,~ Water, n t~ Lmted n 3 Robot drama Madrd range 4 Party goody. 13 Farm 40 Russan 5 South structure plane Afrcan fox 14 A beverage 49 Ancent 6 Haze 15 Mountan Greek? Eskmo sacred to country knfe Apollo 50 Comedenne 8 Speakers 17 Thng, n Adams platform law 51 Enzyme 9 Certan 18 Dll plant 5Z Woman of Frenchmen 19 A ruse ttle 10 Fsh sauce Zl Full of Avg. soluton tme: 24 ran. energy ST EP SPABOA[: N Malay dagger PLOL[_E. SSLTARA]/~B( ~5 Des -- Flood~g 30 Goddess of A l t..rmm=,= c o a,, ^ = mmp. ^~. he~g 31 Strke and rebound 3Z Trouble ~[~]~El~mOl~l~l~l~T E ~. 33 Abandoned GAOLPO LEC A T.~ Noun suffx [E~NEEEL/T[R[E[E ~mgu~h panter CATFSH ]o.9 Answer to yesterdays Fe~Je. the WZARD OF D B.C. 11 Offce tem 16 Some 20 Carrage and horse Zl Varegated Large lake ~ Manse ~1 Dolt Chewy frut 27 Before 28 French resort ~9 Secluded valley 31 Waved, as har ~ Slender fns 35 One or the other 37 Fabulous brd 38 Chlds frst word 39 Ranbow 40 Spruce ~1 Tralea bloom? 4,1 Wng Wedctng premse ~Goal 4~ Cebb or Marvn ~ 13 F 14 NNN, N ::.: ,o = NN = RES CRYPl~UP lo-g DEREAH AYDKW EK PV- BGPDW PKHADYVWKA BGKWS Yesterdays Cryptoqup -- TRED WNDOW WA~ER WANTS SHORTER WORK WEEK. Todays Cryptequp clue: Y equals U The Cryp.t~ulp s a smple substtuton cpher n whch eaeb letter used stands for another. f you thnk that X equals O, t wll equal O throughout the puzzle. $.~gle letters, short wotdl, and words usng an apostrophe can gve you clues to loeat~ vowels. Soluton s accomplshed by tral and error. By Roger Bollen and Gc:ry Peterman By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart ~ TAK~ A KL~~T~R.~ By Johnny ~lart O a # ~ * ~ ~ # -, DOONESBURY By Garry Trudea~. M/,~,. NOW, FAPDY? o~ ~ l~. OF 7ROU~E,. l ~ T~ 7F4J~,,W.NO-.OF CoO~ ftt~y ~.~~ STEFAF-~. /N 7tCbT F~" ~.,~,,qys H~ LVE~ //EJ~o ~ N1H #M/ o CL~e,~. L,1~12-2 four :, \.~... / ~. ~,, ~ ~ "-r~.,... ~"!"..{.:., ~,, the AMAZNG SPDERMAN " By Ston Lee and John RomltO /,,. " ~ ~.~ " "Ths,s my frst cruse Whats the bell rngng for?"

8 T,, ) The Herald, Tuesday December, 1979 Page 1t q t~ ; "f~r R..~(:l,~-k "1 ~1 V :::::~:...:. :.:.j. daly V ::~ ~:, t. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::! f.herad f... ;.,.:::.<,,.:",~ * " ;,".. 7..!!!!!:~:..,::! ::::~!:.::::.".:::.... J ; Letters 3: ~"to!:,s ~[ :.., ~:.;. ~../"; CONTEST!:, :!~ : :::... " ::::.. ::.,t :~.:.~::. ~. : : : "o :! o" " /./ ~" "::::" ~:....!:~.~- "::~ ~""... ~.....,.,,....,-.,;~*;,.~.,~..:~," ~ ~" "- :,,:~"" "#,J "...!RUL S ~~:~:~o gw;!~y hchl led;: nm;yt h:sll~. j..:.::::: ~.. ~ %.:...,.>,x~,~,,~...:.:.: :::;.~.t.,. :::::. t., Lmt: One letter per chld ~ All letters wll be publshed n our specal Chrstmas Supplernent Dec. 21, Przes awarded on a draw bass.,contest closes Dec. 14 at 5 p.m. (Late leffers wll not qualfy) Letters must contan Name, Address, Age and Phone Number..Only chldren 12 years and under qualfy.... "orth Pole after t all to anta ) Terrace-Ktlmat Dally Herald 3212 Kalum St. T errace, S.C. V8G 2M9 a Sl00 gft certfcate at Al!,Seas0ns Sportng Goods n.prze a s75 gft certfcate at All Seasons Sportng Goods rd Prze a s50 gft certfcate at All Seasons Sportng Goods

9 --. "For Safer Lvng. Fuel Economy. & Cleanr Ar" " :: CHMNEYS.BOLERS; AR DUCTS FREPLACES FURNACES. PRO-VAC NDUSTREs CA#ADA LTD. Servces Dvson. Spaclallstsln Power-vac cleanng 96 Sterlng Street " Ktmat, B.C. vac 11( (* LASSlFBD RATkS LOCAL ONLY: 20 ~ros or less per n o(. ~0vor 20 worda 5 cenhl.per wor~ 3 or mort, consecutve nserflenl ~.~0 per l,sortlm. REFUNDS: Flrat nserton charged for w~lether run or not. AbsOlutely no refunds after ad has been set. CaR RBCTONS: Mu~t be made beforo second martlon. Allowance can be made for only one ncorrect ad. BOX NUMBR11: 75 cents pckup. ~1.75 mallecl. CLASSFED DSPLAY: Rates avalable upon requelt. NATONAL CLASSFED RATE: 22 cent~ per agate lng. Mnmum charge ~.00 per n. eartlon. LEGAL POLTCAL and TRANlENT ADVJRTSNG: ~3.60 per column nch. BUSNESS PERSONAL11 (~C0 per lne per month. a 4 month balll only. DEADLNE DSPLAY: 4:~) p.m. 2 days prlor to publcaton day. CLASSFED: l :00 o.m. on day prevlou to dly Of publcatlen/~nday to Frldly.. ALL CLA$$1FlD ASH" WTH ORDER othlr thle lusn11515 WTH AN ESTAeLHED ACCOUNT. Servce charge at L.00 on at N.S.F. cheques. f~noeddno BECRPTON. charge provded news lub-, mlfted wthn one month producton charge for weddng. and-or engagement plcturel. News of weddlng (wrlto.upl) receved one month or moro ~t~ evenl.!l0.00 cmrg.*, wth or wltnou: pcture. 5UOle t m condensaton. Payable n d. vance. CLASSFED ANNOUN JMNTS: Brths Engagements S,S0 Marrages S.110 Deaths S.S0 Funerals s.so Cards of Thanks S.50 Msmorlal Notces PHONE Claeslfled Advertlslng- D111~t,... NCHES AWAY CLUB meet every Tuesday nght at 8 n the Skeeno Health Unt. More nformaton phone or BRTHRGHT Pregnant? n need of sup. port? Carl Brthrght Lakelse. Offce Hours: Tues. 11 am.8 pro. Wed. 9:30 am-5 pm, Thurs. 11 am.9 pm, Frday 1 pm-10 pm or call or anytme. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS meets Wednesday at 8 pm at St. Matthews Anglcan Church basement. Phone after 6:50 pm. SKEENA CE~TRE ONCE MORE WE OPEN OUR DOORS TO THE SENORS OF THE COMMU N TY We offer COFFEE CONVERSATON & CRAFTS n a frendly Drop.n Centre atmosphere We supply MATERALS NSTRUCTON & TRANSPORTATON as well as an area for relaxotlon. For more nformaton about these and other actvtes, please phone and ask for Skeana Centre. See you there anytme between 8 am and 3:30 pm Monday through Frday. Skeena Centre wll be closed from December 17th, 1979 to January 3rd, We wsh you and yours a Joyous seasonl Kltlmet A.A." C.~lhgctlon Group n Kltlmet: telephone MEETNGS Monday. Step Meatlngs 8:30 pm Lutheran Church. wednesdays Closed Meetngs 8:30 pm Unted Church. Frdays - Open Meetngs pm Skeena Health Unt, Kltlmat General Hosptal. A.Anon Meetlnga. T.uQsday 8 pm Unted Church SUBSCRPTON RATES ft*ctlvo October!, Sngle Copy 20 By Carrer ruth 3.00 By Carrer year By Mall 3 mth By Mall 6 mth By Mall 1 yr Senor Ctzen 1 yr Brtsh Commonwealth end. Unted States of Amerlco one year ~.00 Box 3~, Terrace, B.C. VG 2M9 HOME DELVERY Terraco& Dstrct Thornhlll & Dletrlct Phone / Kltlmat & Dstrct Phone The Herald reserves the rght 1o claulfy dl under approprate headngs end to aet rates ~lrefore and to determne page locaton. The Herald reserves the rlght~ to revse, edt, classfy or relect any advertsement gld to retan any answers dlrected to the. Herald Box Rq)ly Servlce, and to repoy the customer the sum pad for the advertsement Gad box rental. Box reples on "Hold" n; strucflonsnotplcked upwlthln 10 days ot expry Of anad. vert sement w be destroyed unless malng nstructons are receved. Those answerng BOx Numbers are requested not to mend orgnals of documents to avod tou. All clams of erore n ad. vlrtllemantl must be receved by ltla publl her wthn 30 days Mter the frst publcaton. t s oorsed by the advertleaf requestng space that the lablty of the Herald n the event Of falure to publsh an dverflsement or n the event of an orror appearng n the ad. vertlsement ae publshed she be lmted ~the amount pad by the advertser for only one n. correct nserton for the porton Of the advertlllno space Occuped by the ncorrect or omlffed tem only, and that there shall be no lablty to any event greater en the amount pad for such erlverllllng. Adveftleaments must comply wth the Brtsh Columba Human Rghts Act whch dprohlblts r.~l COMMUNTY SERVCES SCEENA HEALTH UNT Eby St Terrace, B.C CHLD HEALTH CON- FERENCES Weekly at Eby St. every Tues. 1:30 3:50 pm. Phone for appontment. Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th Tues. of every month from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Phone for appontment. Bahysltters who brng chldren must have parents wrtten consent for mmunzaton. ADULT MMUNZATON CLNCS Every Man. and Wed. from 3 to 4:10 pro. By appontment only. PRE.NATAL CLASSES Held throughout the year for expectant parents. Phone Health Unt for detals and regstraton. PRE.NATAL BREATHNG and RELAXATON EXERCSES Held every Monday at. ternoon 1-2 pm. HOME NURSNG CARE Nursng care n the home for those who need t, on referral from ther famly Terrace area only. ll doctor. PRE.SCHOOL SCREENNG CLNCS 18 months: at Chld Health Conferences. 6 yrs. once to twce monthly. 4:/2 5 years (pre.klndergarten): Sprng bltz. Developmental, vson, hearng screenng done. Please phone for pp. polntment. VD CLNC Phone for apopolntment. Treatment avalable. SANTATON any advertsng that scrlmlnates aganst any Publc health nspectors can person because, of hs race, assst wth santaton re glon, eax, color, natonalty, nrnklnme eurk =c: f~nrl ~cesvry h or place or gt, p,,,oon ~- n g s and complants, " " :lecatjse set s between end&~yeare, unletlthecondltlon sewage alsposel, prvate s ustlfled by bona tde water supples and nklulrlm~mt-for--the-work n. ~ nusances -- volved;... SPEECH and HEARNG WANTED DONATONS The Three Rvers Workshop for the Handcapped are lookng for donatons of any old, broken or used pleces~0f furnture, also any dlsoarded wood products we could use for recyclng or renovatng. Call us at between 8 am end 3 pm. We wll try to make arrangements for pckup MLLS 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 63S.6320 or or leave donatons at the Thrltt Shop on Lazelle Avenue on Saturdays bet. wean 1 am and 3 pm. Thank you. Laselle ;raschool 4907 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. There are a few spaces avalleable for chldren ages 3-5 n ths progressve dally nursery school. Specal help avalable for chldren wth mld developmental delays, eg. poor co.ordlnatlon, delayed speech develop. meat, etc., not requrng medlcel referral. For further ntormatlon, phone the Supervsor, Neffy glean, at TERRACE WOMENS CENTRE a support servce for women 4711 Lxelle Ave. behnd Tcum Theatre Drop n: 10 am. 6 pm Man. thru Thurs. 10 am - 4 pm Frday. We offer a comfortable relaxed atmosphere to meet and share deas. Chldren are welcome. Evenng Programs 7:30 pm Tuesdays - Womens A.A. let Wednesday of month Status of Women. 2nd Wednesday. sngle parents (led by a sngle father). 3rd Wednesday Men and Womens Rap. Thursdays - Womens Nght Out. CLNC Held at 4612 Grelg Ave The audologst wll do hearng tests on referral by famly doctor or communty health nurse. Speech pathologst - therapst wll carry out speech assessments and therapy. LONG TERM CARE At Lazelle Ave. Tel ~~ Assessment and plannng for those elgble for Long Term Care. COMMUNTY VOCATONAL REHABLTATON SER. VCES AD TO HANDCAPPED At Lazelle Ave. Tel Assessment and gudance for vocatonal and socal rehabltaton done by consultant. Rape Relef Aborton Counsellng & Crss Lne for Women Womens A.A. Meetngs - every Tuesday nght at 7: Lazelle Ave LADLES SLM LNE Club meets Monday evenng -- 6:30 pm- Unted Church basement, Kltlmet WEGHT WATCHERS meetng held evpry Tuesday at 7 p.m. n the Knox Unted Church Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. AT THE KTMAT Museum on Frday, December 7, at 7:00.p.m. the Staff of the Lbrary wll put on a chldrens puppet show "Hansel and Gretel." (nc7d) NTERNATONAL Order of Jobs Daughters Number 53 wll be sellng tlckete for a car raffle n the Skeena Mall Frday evenng Dec. 14 and all day Saturday, Dec. 15. (nc12d) SATURDAY, December 15, 1979 at the Skeena Mall Chrstmas Tree Sale. Sponsored by Terrace. Thornhlll Band Parent Assocaton. (nc14d) ST. MATHEWS Anglcan Church, Terrace, B.C. wshes to announce~ that confrmaton classes are commencng n early January For further nformaton contact Lance Stephens at , or Dan Anonby at (nc-11 Dec) FREE CHRSTMAS PARTY on December 16, 1979 from 2-4 p.m. Arena Banquet room. Santa wll be there. Chldren under sx must brng an older famly member. (nc 14 Dec) THE REGULAR monthly meetng of the C W.L. wll be held Dec. 12at8 p.m. n the church meetng room. (nc -12 Dec) WOMENS NGHT OUT at the Womens Centre wll be cancelled untl after Chrstmas. Happy Holldaysl (nc.28 Dec) SNGLE PARENTS NGHT: Wednesday, Dec. 12 7:30 p.m. The womens Centre, 4711 Lazelle Avenue. Men, Women and Chldren Welcome. Phone (nc-12 Dec) TERRACE LTTLE THEATRE wll present "Goldllocks and The Three Bears" as ther Annual Xmas Show for Chldren -- at the "Llflle Theatre" on Kalum Street. Dec. 15 and 16. (Saturday and Sunday) at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Tckets are!mlted end wll be avalable from Dec. 7 at McColls Real Estate (opposte Lbrary) (nc14d) WE WOULD LKE TO THANK ALL THE STAFF OF Mlls Memoral Hosptal for all ther help and kndness that they gave to my husband and our father and to the famly durng hs recent llness and death. A specal thanks to Dr. Koblerskl and Bob Sutherland. We. thank you agan. Charlotte Boulardand Famly. (P1-11 Dec) WHOLESALE PRCES On all remanng tools, gfts and pendulum clocks. Plus good selecton of used furnture. Open daly 1:30 to 5:30, Tues..St. Phone , Old Totem Beverage Buldng, next to Northern nn. Acton every Sunday at 2 ).m 1a13.21D) FRENCHY Hope you ddnt fall off the edge of the earth. Mss you. Call or wrte. Telephone, street -- same. New number Hope to hear soon. Peace and Sunshne ; Polonase. (c5 14D) TO ALL OLD and new frends-warm wshes for the holday season and happness for Krlena Kng (P3.14,18,21 Dec) 14, BUSNESS PERSONAL COLLER EXCAVATNG Backhoe Work Phone after 6 p.m. (am ) PDQ Carpet & Floorng nstallaton You supply--we nstall (eat 10 79) 14, BUSNESS PERSONAL SEARS SALES AGENCY Wholesale merchandse Aucton servces Ornamental ronwork 2972 Doble Street Phone Needed mmodletoly Avon representatves to work n the followng areas. 1) Copperslde Estates - 2) Muller, Velleyvlew area 3) Sparks, Munthe and Westvlew. 1Oam-2pm Closed Mondays Please call Norma at 63S. (am ) (ctfn ) NSSTON THE BEST Concrete septc tanks n stock. Get relef wth a concrete nvestment. Schmlffya Excavatng (am ) MECHANC The Dstrct of Kltlmat has an mmedate openng for a mechanc at ts Publc Works Yard. The deal canddate should possess a Mechancs T.Q. as well as several years experence n the mantenance of loaders, graders, snowblowers end small equpment. C.U.P.E. local 707 wage rates & benefts are n eftoct Jan $1.59 Per hour. SALES CARRER Worlds Largest Suppl!er of n. dustrlal.and Auto Man. tenance Repar supples s seekng a full tme agent n the Terrace.Prnce Rupert area. The successful ap~ pllcant wll have experence n sales and an ablty to operate wth a lmted amount of supevlslon, n an establshed terrtory. Renumeratlon wll be determned by background.and effort. The company offers outstandng tranng, benefts and ncentves. All who reply by resume n confdence to Box 1229 C.O Terrace. Klflmat Dally Herald, 3212 Kalum St. Terrace, B.C. wll receve verfcaton of ntervew December 17, (C4.14 December) COUNTER PERSON requred for local car rental agency. Must Please submt your ap. possess the ablty to meet pllcatlon n confdence, the publc and have a vald TO: Kp Geudry P. Eng. drvers lcense. Ac. Muncpal Engneer countng experence an Dstrct of Kltlmat asset. Must be wllng to 270 Cty Centre work part.tme and Kltlmat, B.C. weekends. Apply at: V8C 1"1"6 Budget Rent-A.Car For further nformaton Nbr Lakelse Ave., phone (a2 6,11D) Terrace, B;C. from 10 a.m; to $ p.m. SCHOOL DSTRCT 92 " (C3.13Dec) requres a secretary wth typng, general secretaral. sklls and 0ral and wrtten.... RECEPTONST.TYPST "~ fluency n Nlsgha. All requred mmedately.. canddates are expected to Experence not essental. take the compancy test. at Poston calls tor ntolllgent NWCC or have objectve person, ableto work under evdence of recent skll own supervson. Good evaluaton. The work s telephone manner, typng full tme (71/= hours dally) speed 40.$0 wpm and at the New Alyansh board dctaphone experence an offce to commence as asset. soon as passble after the Please phone for ntervew closng date of ap- to: Mrs. C. Benolt at 635- pllcetlons. The closng 4951, Federal Busness date s. December 21st, Development Bank, , startng salary $4.00. Lekelse Avenue, Terrace, $5.00 per hour dependng B.C. (1=5.17 Dec) upon experence and qualfcatons. Ths wll be revewed after a three month probatonary perod. Submt applcatons to Mr. N. Kles Dstrct Suparlntendant of School Board offce Provnce of General Delvery New Brtsh Columba, Alyansh, B.C. vgj lag (A3 Mnstry of Transportaton -13 Dec) and Hghways Terrace Hghways Dstrct SALES POSTON VACANT CONSULTANT DRAFTSPERSON REPRESENTATVE The Mnstry of Tran. Are you ntoreeted n olnlng sportatlon and Hghways the fast growng company Terrace Dstrct has a n the feld of beauty, skn temporary poston for a care supples and equp qualfed draffsperson wth ment. Are you a dynamc experence n Hghway and ambtous ndvdual surveyng. Salary wll whlchhasafalrknowledge depend on qualfcatons. of the beauty ndustry? Appllcotlon wll beacceptod Compensaton and span of at: responsblty wll be Sute 300 desgned around the 4546 Park Avenue abltes and qualfcatons Terrace, B.C. of the successful candldate; Hghest com- S Palapaskl msson. Three day work Dstrct Hghways Manager weeks (Tuesday, Wed- dated December 7th,1979 at nasdey and Thursday). Terrace Complmentary (A4-14 Dec) professonal tranng wll be provded by the company. Reply by mall, wth fullree~eend background CARRERS nformaton to: NEEDEO Personnel Dept. n the followng areas Box 3603 Thernhlll Vancouver, B.C Klrah, Maple, Kulspeh Man Post Offce Kenworth, Skeena Valley V6B3Y6 (C3.12,19Dec, Jan. Traler Crt, Sanda, 2) Toynbee, Old Lakelse Lk. Rd., Muller, Pne,.=RESCH(~OL Supervsor Paquetto, Empre, Clark, wanted for Terrace Day Newelh Kofoed, Rver. Care Centre. Call Dr., Seaton. 0r (ctfo S 12 79) Terrace 4500 Grelg, 4500 Park, 4500 Lttle, Brch, 4600 OFFERS NVTED for clear Lekelse, 4600 Davs, 4600 cuffng an elght (8) acre Loan, 5000 Mlls, 4900 stand of L. Pne and Brch. Walsh, 4900 Park, To be followed by grubbng Tweedte. and cearlng for. cultvaton. Merchantable f you are nterested n trees to contractor, any of the followng. balance to be decked on routes please phone the property. 35 mtes east S7 of Terrace on Hghway 16. between 9 am - 5 pm D. Harvard, P.O. Box 2458, Smlthers, B.C. $47- (nc-tfn) (pg0 110) ARE YOUR CELNGS GETTNG DNGY LOOKNG? f they are,. have them profess!onally reeprayed. Call Earl at /6. (c40 12D) ". WANTED TO BUY BATTERES Old car, truck and cat bat. terlos. Top prce pad. Wll pckup. Phone (p14d) CASH FULLY QUALFED Wll pay nstant cash for BOOKKEEPER & lyplst,bcrc shares. Phone 6,15; wltng to work from my (c20 11N) home. For more nformaton, please call 635; 9750 after 5:00 p.m. (P5.17 Dec) BROWN PLA!D hde-a-bed. $200. Frm. Phono (p3 12D) FOR SALE: Clothes dryer. nglls make, lke new, call 63t after 5 pm week." days or weekends.(p3 1D) 1978 CHEV H.D. /2 ton fully equpped -- $5900. Vanguard slp n canopy, full door ~ $695. New - fberglass go-cert. New value ~1250. Take best offer or trade. Poneer power saw, older but hardly Used:-~ Ford deluxe canopy, fherg ass, wred and lghted -- ~95. Call (p3 11D) FOR SALE: One used ol furnace. Phone after 6..(c3 12D) FOR SALE -Frewood by the cord. Phone (P2. 11,14 Dec) HALL RENTALS Oddfellows Hall 3222 Munroe. For further n. formaton phone Qr (am tu,fr) 410 JOHN DEERE Backhoe for hre. Phono (cm ) QUALFED Carpenter, tradesman tully equpped wth ar tools. Avalable for renovatons, custom cabnets, arborlte, formca nstallatons. Wll consder all other types of fnshng work. Phone after 6 p.m. Ask for Don (c20 21D) TOGVE Away to a Good home: one sx week old half Shepard half Lab. pup. Phone after 6 p.m. (nc11d) FOR SALE: Regstered Englsh Sprnger Spanel puppes. Prce $150. Ready for Chrstmas. Phone Quesne (c15 17D) WANTED 5pot cash pad for good used furnltul;e, guns, jewellery, skates, BCRC shares. Anythng of value We buy--sell--trade Gunsmlthlng QUEENSWAY TRADNG 3215 Kelum St. Terrace (affn Tu F ) Spot Cllb WANTED for your: BCRC SHARES Quooueway Tradng 3215 Kalum (a6.21 D URGENTLY NEEDED Female needs rde from.. downtown nto Thornhlll School area between 3 and 4 pm weekdays. Wll pay gas. Please call the Dally Herald at and leave a message. (sff fn) WANTED TO BUY: Used furnture such as couch, char, table & chars. Phone (ctfn ) FOR RENT: Bachelor rooms n moble motel complex N. Kalum Traler Court. Frldge n each room, communty ktchen, laundry facltes. $50 week.sngle, week double (c20 19D),-,., ROOM.FOR RENT. Phone 635:2817,... (c2 11D) FOR RENT :smaller two ; bedroom house. $195 pal" month, warm, only relable people. No sngles, no pets. For ntervew apply ot offce 3319 Kosfod O~.... (m-12 ~:) CLNTON MANOR Furnshed or unfurnlshedl studo or 1 bedroom apartments. Securty enterphone Phon~ (c2.12 ~s.236e 1 Dec) BEAUTFUL NEW 3 bedroom house on qulef paved street. Carport, covered walkway. Full basement, wth wall to wall carpet, cedar sldlng. Prced to sell (c10 14D) SACRFCE SALE Assessed mtg. value U9,500: Market value.$52,500. Sacrfce prce 143,000. A S9,500 savlngll Fve bedroom home. One and one-half bath, huge ktchen and dnng room wth wood heater. Large lvng room wth flrep!ece, oarpahed, attached nsulated garage, 2 wells, out.buldngs. 5.6 km north on Kalum Lake Drve. Left hand sde of road. Net taxes t50. Phone to vew. (p20 6J) FOR SALE by bulder. Only two left. Prce11 reduced. For more ntormatlon please call collect. Days or avenlngs (ctfn ! FOR SALE or rental pur. chase o. a house. Phone Russ Roper collect days or evenlngsorweekends. (ctfn } WANTED TO RENT by January 1, Tran. starrng workng couple, o~e chllcl, no pete. Redulra 2 or 3 bedroom house or traler. References f redulred. Phone or Nelson, B.C. collect S. (c15 12D)

10 / / t. The Herald, Tuesday, December 11, 1979 Pgl 11. a velen t r-at " en ~" n" " n d ~ ~ :: ~ n ~: * " ~ ~ : ~... " r N~:llktl~l:&n ;-w,,,,,~az.l~,~.,.n.,~ " ~ nnl-,,-.4 nr ur m t ~>~.s~:,~:~,-~:.~ N~... ~ QbAoJL JL m-, - v v t You dgnt need the ".. -~..*. ".... wealth of ~an orental mon- LONDON tcp) -- What engnearlug department of mllng and water pumpng, operatea locally n any wth Brtlsh engneerng combuston, whch promses "OR RENT: ~Approxl 9oo sq, arch" toseem magnanmous wth the rsng cestof hgh Readng Unversty near, and as an electrc power country. frms and scentsts from to revdutonlze coal-fred feet on second floor.. A F,.. Chrstmas mornng f youre. technology,and fuel, the. heren a.14-1nonth ~rogram. source for domestc users Steam engnes have an ad- London Unlvendtys Queen power statons. condltloned. Located at W~e about stretchng boll- steam engnes of yesterday to desgn and develop a and small ndustrles n rural vantage of beng able to use Mary College, who are The form of pelluton-free 4623 Lakelse. Avenue: day dollars wth small yet.may be n for a comeback, small-sfale steam-powered area& agrcultural waste or low- carryng out related re- combuston uses a varety of Phone 635.., "practcal touches. Brtans Overseas electrcty generatng Ths wll be fallowed by a grade coal and can be bulr search nto a steam engne dfferent fuels on a bed of ash 2552, (ctfn Development Ad- staton.. desgn study on a steam- by the sort of lght ndustry powered by solar energy, or sand, The combuston mnstraton beleves that a drven electrcty plant that that exsts n many nterest already s beng effcency ~,,better than 98 new age of ~t~am may be one The system wll have a can use local fuels, has low developng countres. shown n the possblty of n- per cent ant the bed can be s oluto~ to developng : power range of fve to 50 mantenance costs and Those nvolved n the new troduclngsteam trans usng started up from cold n 30 countres :current d epen- klowatts. above all, can be bult and project wll be collaboratng a new form of fluldzed.bod mnutes. dance on ebstly mported Under the &~,000 project fuels and technolegy, beng funded by ODA, a,/~. ;., ~,...:..: Wth ths {~ mnd, the U.K, market survey wll be ntermedate Technology carroll out to evaluate the DUNEBU~;GY -- m~talflake Development Group has potental,use of steam for green, mag, damond tuff. joned forces wth the agrcultural dutes such as..uphol.,.street./egtl, 5S ~. headers,.1500, motor, T top plus sldecurtalns. n. Cheap greens,..terested partes only. S2,600. Phone ~. Days Evenngs. or (plo 14D)., we,,o..od..,.; n a n hold gfts that grown 1979 CHRYSLER New go to your head. Yorker. Fully. equpped, 20,000 km. Phone 632- For nstance, everyone 4055.,... (c8 14D) 970~ DugTER Chrysler. 7&000 mles. Standard..Askng S600, Leavng ;, country -- must sell., Phooe 63S-23~0or 636- : l~, ()3 ld).1970 FORD Galow 500. Good condton., p hone&l~ (p3 12D) 1970 CHEV. 2,396 wth ~wer steerng and brakes. New pant. Should be seen to be ~,~. apprq~latdd.::-ph~ 6~1.,,- ~,...,U.... :~,~ ,~.~/ J~UST SELL: 1975" HC P~cku~ ~X4 ~, w..h speed wlth dual exll,a~f~, and dual ta~,~as~tl~g SlS Ph~~;~51~. or vew at 4726"~e(~..,.~... Avenue. q, ~! ~ ~,!]; D,.e.l ~ o~,t;~,., r!~;~.- LEAVNG TOWN must se Ford 3~vl~l~Zlv r.~ offers?; 19~ G:~/~,~~,~/,.ton Stake bed wlth 1951 G,M.C..Plckup; 1962 Cadlllsc. $500.00; door hard. top Pontac. Vlew at 3514 ::: C lore Aven,us~ ThornhllL (C3.!4 D ~ ) nes sad an nsde PETERBOROUGH, Ont. Fur t you wll need a wde- (CP) -- Sproutng seeds mouthed, glassjar and a apprecates attractve har- ndoors s a trend that s pece of cheesecloth or j- care products, such as catchng o, wth consun~ers cloth. The cloth should be Goodys wde-tooth mock tortose comb or a unque tred of p~yng exorbtant placed over the mouth of the Hqt Lurlng Brush that, prces for sa!ad greens n the jar and secured wth a wtl~".thehelp of a blow dry, wnter. rubber band. er,: AuLckly makes a har The var ey of seeds and Day 1: Put about one style 10ok festve. Romantc beans that e/m be sprouted Ls tablespoon of Alfalfa seeds n aecents nclude fashon endless but the meet popular the jar and cover wth combs or decorated bob are alfalfa seed and mung lukewarm water. Secure pns.. beans. cheesecloth over the top of Young grls love lamnat- Alfalfa sprouts are the jar. Let stand overnght. Avalable st the front desk ol the ed metal barrettes bearng delcately flavored, tender, Day 2: Dran off the water hearts, lovebrds and ce and have a fresh sprng- through the cheesecloth. HOTEL cream cones or colorful green color. (Thewatermaythenhau~ed" plastc barrettes n anmal Mung beans are the. n soups or to water Plants.). shapes. Twn bead ponytal sprouts cotnmonly used n Shake the seeds around NORTHWEST PPE holders wth clowns, ele- Chnese cookng. They are nsde the jar so that they FREE TE CEHORL GFT CB.FCAES For these tems, lar tlth, lar claws, well loath, beam loath * moose or lar arlft tsnceor ~,,r) plants, happy faces or hal- larger than alfalfa sprouts, clng to the sdes. Place the AND EQUPMENT LTD, ~qqll~.,~e: ~U~breakahle~ also.popular :Festa as are. paler n color and have a jar on ts sde and leave n q ~d~t,:!.cbtsg ~,wrlng wth sturder texture, warm, humd place. ~:;f.~ ~,,~,~. Seed " and beans for From ths pont on, pour PPE. Pt UMBNG SUPPLES. PUMPS. ~tgr.:...~-: ; sproutng, whch should not lukewarm water over the " HOSES. NUTS AND BOLT$ FENCNG "~ dont forget the me nqdyo~rlst:goodyhas be chem~lly treated wth seeds and dran t off at least WATER$OFTtNERS ANDMORE f,,gq~e.q for them, lke un- pestcdes or fungcdes, are twce a day. Some expert ~reak;~ble. combs and smu- avallable n most bealth food sprouters recommend 5239 Keth Avenue - Near S C Hydro la~ wood harbrushes, stores, rnsng.the seeds three or* JohnRothwell, manugerof four tmes a day ,. :., a Peterborough nutrton The alfalfa seeds wll f~l~,l :" : ;~ "~ 1 centre, says that sproutng s begn to sprout wthn a day 1:~ AL-TES convenent, fresh and cheap, of ther frst soakng, Con- greens -- there are no daly untl tny leaves ap NO W OPEN chemcals, fertlzers or pear, usually by the thrd or~ nthe sprays," he says. fourth day. A West Centre ~=~-~ ~ ~ v "?/-~o~ ~ ~ : (, Rothwelsuggests startng Then the jar should be a new batch every two or placed n a sunny wndow to L~L"~(~~/~"JJ~.~, three daystohavethemat develop the chorophyll n H G H C O U N T R Y varous stsges of growth and the loaves, The sprouts are to assure a constant supply, ready to eat when the ]eaves ~ ~ Sprouts can b e added to are green. Crafts&Gfts salads, sandwches, as a Sprouts should be eaten OPEN-- Man. to Fr. 9 am- 9 Pm garnsh for soups; egg dshes before the tny rootlets Sat. g am- 9 pm and casseroles.. develop. f they are not eaten 4Sl!~.F Kelth Ave. e3s.(h6 Sproutng ~ seeds and beans mmedately, they keep well ~ w ~, n glass jars s easy and n/~,co~f~d~,,.,~ t~n,~.~,~},c~.,)~ cheap, re[p~~,,~ fo~ up,-a9 ~W.~....~,%~t::J~... ~:~: "YOU ~ ~..-~.~L~,~ " (... ~...,>3,,.,,.. ~.,,. (ll ~O~ condton. Lots of 5~a/denburg, Get" extras. Low mllea0e. Must many, ralroad staton n Mnature marchers THE COLD WEATHER? sel. Phone(~la. ~ Why? Because vstng READY FOR "1605, ( tfn2579) EnglshKng Edward V przed by c o l l e c t o r s " W E C L E A N " d~ : L ~ :was nsde the tran, :n t " " " " L ~ strugglng to get nto hs WHTBY, Ont. (CP) -- regstered Elvls fans," he 1976 CHEV VAN. Phone German feld-marshal unl (p6 14D) form before he cuuld Even the toughest of drll notes. An advertsement for CHMNEYS.-- FURNACES -- FREPLACES emerge, sergeants couldnt get these the mnature was placed n BOLERSRESDENTAL or COMMERCAL 1973 BENDX 12x60 two bedroom moble home. All applances plus dsh- washer. Partally furnlshed. Phone after 6 p.m., (p5 11D) 1972 NORWESTERN Moble Home. 12xS6, wth 12x10 fnshed addton. Un. furnshed. n good con. dltlon. Reasonably prced. Phone (dfn )" 1976 ODESSEY, many extras, good condton, wth,tow behnd traler on floatatlon tres. Askng S1,100. phone (P1-1 Oec) JOHNSON SNOWMOBLE..21HP,, good begnner. soowmoblle $]75.00.Phone , (Pl-ll Dec) FOR SALE: 1972 Vanguard foot traler, 3 w~y system. To vew at 4915 Streume or phone alton to offers,.!c~ 12D) W77 ~RcTc Cat Jag Excellent condton -- $1, /9 Tral Cat by Arctc Cat. Low hours -- $2, Klfly Cat for :" kds--$200. Phone 635.b114 "Days, ~ , Evenlngs~ (plo 14D) BU~. OR SELL Marlelle Fashon. add Gold: lewellery. ~ Managers ;and salespersons needed n fhls ares. For your full catalogue please phone Evenngs or wrte Marlelle, No.; Graham Avenue, Terrace. f nterested n learnng how "td : "~b~t.al r~ free jewelleryor sethng please advse: (~ 9J ) lnh $ *. $ The Metropoltan Opera House at Lncoln Center n New York Cty s the worlds largest opera house. t has a 3,800-seat capacty and a stage 234 feet wde by 146 feet deep. FOR MEN ONLY D A gft Of scent can make a senstvelady feel more sensual. On Chrstmas Eve, the most enchanted nght of the year, tell the enchantng lady n your lfe that shes ~nque n all the world. How? Forget practcal, down-to-earth gfts. nstead make her sprt soar wth a present that appeals to her soul, her senses, her psyche: sqmethng frankly luxurous. Many men choose to celebrate ther woman wth a gft of fragrance because t s elegant, exqustely personal and may also be dramatcally complex. Fragrances, lke women, wry n ntensty, mood and dstncton. So select a scent that shows you have a real sense of the woman. Joyous, ~ romantc and suggestve of ~)leasure, for nstance, would be Houbgants Chantlly, and ts avalable n an elegant gft set of dustng powder and spray mst. Contrbute to your lovely ladys hollday happness wth a trbute to her unnd~&~..... lead-footed solders to lft ther feet, but collectors prze them anyway. ~ade :out of pe*~r, t~e small-scale models of mltary and hstorcal fgures are the work of Coronet Mnatures. The company s beleved to be the only ooe n Canada that produces scale models and s one of abou 100 producers worldwde, The frm, run by John Gauther, has 18 kts on the market and Gauther s lookng toward expandng operatons. One area s nto the hstory of rock n roll. Gauther has prepared an eghtcentmetre model of the late Elvts Presley. GauthLer, who panted the mnatures untl be bought out hs partner, s new to the sculptng sde and says he had to be convnced by a frend to do Presley. " had only been sculptng for four months," he recalls. " had to do the head eght tmes to get t rght-- cant even draw a straght lne. work strctly from photes or out of my head." But the effort was enough to attract the. attenton of the late rock stars busness asseclates -- Boxcar Corporaton of Memphs, Tenn. "The people n Memphs say ts the fnest pece of sculpture theyve seen of Elvs." "There are 70 mllon the lz/~-mllon crculaton of the west coast U.S. edton of Famly Crcle. Gauther sad h~ couldnt afford an ad to roach the magaznes total 9 mllon crculaton. Lucratve though the Presley mnature mght turn out to be, Gauther s most proud of hs Canadan seres. " am the only one who has ever done a seres n Canada exclusvely on Canadan subjects," he says. " have 15 Canadan fgures on my lst and stll expandng my deas." The cast of characters n the seres Ls as broad as the country: Black Watch offcer, Calgary Stampede bronc rder, mounte, gold mner, a goale, Eskmo hunter, voyageur... " qute feasbly can see 100 fgures n all. My am Ls to put a fgure n everybodys home." SANTAS VEW HUMBURG HOLLAND, Mch~ (AP) -- School admnstrators have banned a chldrens Chrstmas book becau~ ts Santa Claus has a negatve atttude toward Chrstmas. Superntendent Bradley Henson says the book, Father Chrstmas, traces Santas routne and the problems he encounters, neludng bad weather and the dffculty of gekn8 nto a moble home. ~.~..~.~.~..~.~.~:~.~.~:~:~.~:~:~:~.:~:~:~:.:.:.:.:::..::;:.:: CERTFED MLLWRGHT A.shlft Mllwrght waz;led for Sawmll n Prnce George Area, Preference gven.to experence n Sawmll Malntensnce.,W.A. rates wth full benefts, APPLY TO: THE PAS LUMBER COMPANY LTD. Box 879 Prnce George, B.C. V2L 4Te OR: PHONE COLLECT TO: MR. KARL EBERLE, 604-S43-3~$1 (D 1,2,13)...~...J...`...:..~:...:...;.;.;...;..:~.`:...:...:.:.:.:...:~,%%,,.,,,,,,,, H.,,H..,,.H... "" COMPLETE FORCED AR HEATNG SYSTEMS We offer the most effcent way of cleanng your entre heatng system by usng a PRO-VAC Resdental- Commsr lll ~nd ndustral Moble Power Vacuum Unt. Alko ntroducng the new method of utlzng oompreused ar for postve ectlon. "Our s~vlco gves p~ltlve and effcent results" Call the PRO.VAC people today and m for yowmf. 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11 Page 12, The Herald, Tuesday, December {1{..-,, 1 1 daly herald SPORTS Spartak klls New West. VANCOUVER (CP) -- They sent boys to do a mans job and Moscow Spartak responded by spankng New Westmnster Bruns 11-1 Monday nght n an exhbton hockey game. Spartak toyed wth the nexperenced Bruns n the last two perods as the Sovet frst dvson team won ts second straght game durng an eghtstop tour of major junor teams n the Western Hockey League. Moscow opened wth a 14-3 shellackng of Vctora Cougars on Saturday nght and the Sovet squad was equally as brllant aganst a New Westmnster team whch added eght players from other WBL teams. One of the addtons, goalkeeper Nell Grard of Bllngs Bghorns, faced 40 Spartak shots and hod lttle chance on the ones whch beat hm, mnstly from short range. Centres Aleksandr Barnev and Renat Bamukhamenv were the pck of the Sovets as they combned for fve goals, wth Rarnr ;orang three tmes, Alekae ",{ostylev, Arkadj Rudakov, Vladmr Zubkov, ValerlJ Bragn, Serge Shepelev and Aleksandr Kozhevnkof also scored for Spartak, whch had perod leads of 2- and 7-. The Bruns goal came from rght wnger Rck Amann durng a power play early n the game whch ted the score. Amann worked hs way n close from the faceeff crcle and lfted a hgh shot nto the net for New Westmusters bref-- and only -- moment to remember. Grard played the entre game for the Bruns and had to he brllant as Moscow caught the Brun defence flat-footed on numerous occasons. The crowd of 3,650 gave the vstors a warm hand at the end of the game n apprecaton of the lesson the more experenced Spartak team gave the teenagers from New Westmnster. The loss broke a threegame wnnng streak the Brulns, under coach Erne Mclean, had aganst tout~ng Sovet teams. New Westmnsters last three wns came aganst weaker Moscow Select sdes. The bggest name n the Spartak lneup s that of forward Aleksandr Yakushev, who for many years as a member of the Sovet natonal team whch has won many world champonshps and four Olympc gold medals n the last two decades. Yakushev, stll a graceful stlckhandler and playmaker, played only the frst two perods and later sat m the bench when t was evdent the Brnus were no match for the masterful Russans. Vctor Dorcachenko played n the M.mcow net for the frst two perods and stopped 16 of 17 shots drected hs way whle reserve Yurlj Novkov stopped Just sx shots n the fnal pc- Hod, most from long range. The Brulna added Grard and forward Lndsay Carson from Bllngs, Dan Held from Seattle Breakers and fve Vctora players -- Tony Feltrn, Mark.Robnson, Barry Pederson, Brad Palmer and Bob Jansch. The Brunn have won just three WHL games ths season and obvously could have used more addtons. Moscow next plays Wednesday n Seattle aganst the Breakers. Cheftans edge Kermodes Caledona Sen~or Secondary Schools Kermodes and Mount Elzabeth Cheftans played ther frst game of the season aganst each other Monday nght, wth the Cheftans squeezng out a wn. Early season woes plagued beth teams n the contest, the frst for each of the teams. The Kermedes began ther season together n the game, whle the Cheftans had played before but wthout the members of the senor volleyball team, whch just fnshed ts season last weekend. The Cheftans spotted the Kermodes an early 2-0 lead, but led the game from about fve mnutes nto the frst quarter untl the end. The frst half was close, wth MESS pullng away late n the second quarter. They led at quarter-tme, and at the half. Caledona began the second half wth a surge that ted the game for them at 29-29, but after they ted the score Ktmat tghtened ther mnutes left n the fnal defense and CaPs shootng quarter, pressurng the went cold, allowng the MESS defense but havng Cheftans to take a trouble scorng. The COl pressure dd cost the Ktmat squad, even though not many ponts were scored, as the Cheftans lost two of ther better players of the game, Terry Anns and Davd Tomaz, wth fve fouls each. The Kermodes Bob Clarkson got two baskets late n the game to make the score 51-48, and Cal closed to wthn one on freethrows, but Steve Wlson got two foul shots wth less than a mnute left to put the game out of reach and fnsh the scorng. Ktmats offense was very balanced, wth only guard BOB CLARKSON... Harj Sohota scorng n...17 ponts doublefgures wth 11 ponts. KRmat started the fourth Tomaz had eght before he quarter wth sx straght fouled out. Hgh scorers for ponts, ther reboundng CalwereBob Carkson wth gvng them four or fve 17 and Jm Kelar wth 13. shots on a sngle trp down Both teams had trouble the floor, passng and completng ther Caledona began to come plays, due most lkely to the back wth about seven fact that they have so lttle Westend, Juvenles wn Westend Chevron and the Terrace Chrysler Juvenles were wnners n Terrace Commercal Hockey League acton Monday nght. Westend got three goals n the second perod to power ther way past Skeena Hotel 5-2 n the early game. Steve Dlabough got two goals for Westend, whle Kevn Alexander scored twce n the second perod for Sk.een_as only goals. Dllabough started the scorng on a power play goal wth 17 seconds left n the frst perod. Alexanders two goals came n the frst fve mnutes of the second perod and gave Skeena the lead, but Bob Peacock ted the game and Dllabough scored the eventual wnner soon after. Bob Bogart scored wth 11 seconds left n the second. and Gerry Bentham fnshed the scorng wth less than a mnute to play n the game. The late game saw Smon Dedd get four goals as the Terrace Chrysler Juvenles whpped Terrace Hotel Chrysler started slowly, leadng 3-2 after the frst perod, but Dodd got three of fve Chrysler goals n the second perod and led the way to an 8-2 lead after the second. Doug Mddleton put Chrysler up -0 wth seven mnutes gone n the frst. Cary Humphrey ted the score a mnute later, Dave Smyth scored to gve Chrysler a 2- lead less than a mnute later, and Mckey Wagner ted t agan wth four mnutes to play. Mddletons second goal of the perod put Chrysler ahead to stay at 11:04. The frst half of the second perod was scoreless untl Dedd scored twce n less than a mnute to get the Juvenles rollng. Bob Dempster, Darcy Mallet and Dedd fnshed the second perod, and Chrs Reneerkns, Larry Nordstrom and Dodd agan scored before Rae Rowe fnshed the statstcs wth a late goal. Next scheduled game n the Commercal league s Wednesday nght, when Terrace Hotel plays MeEwan. No challenge Cup untl 1983 TORONTO (CP) -- The rewrtten resoluton n front tself n the mdst of a btdsecond Challenge Cup of me," Znger sad. "Ex- dang war. Players not competton between a tendng the draft s only part drafted were beng offered Natonal Hockey League au- of t. Several techncaltes contracts because they were star squad and the Sovet are nvolved here." declared free agents and Unon natonal team, By lmtng the entry draft players selected n the late urlgnally scheduled for to sx rounds and 128 rounds of the draft were not February, 1981, wll not take selectons, the NHL found offered contracts. place untl some tme n 1982, NHL presdent John Zegler sad Monday. Hernandez, Baylor Zegler sad the shft was necessary because the Challenge Cup would have players of the year followed too closely on the ST. LOUS (AP) -- Keth n the AL, Baylor was heels of the sxcountry Hernandez of St. Lous chosen over Baltmore rght Canada Cup competton, Cardnals and Don Baylor of felder Ken Sngleton. scheduled for September, the Calforna Angels on Flanagan beat out New York Monday were named major Yankees Tommy John as "Hockey Canada has re- league players of the year by top AL ptcher and Nekro quested that the Canada Cup Sportng News, a weekly ontpolled Cy Young Award end around the frst of Oc- publcaton. wnner Bruce SuRer of tober, whch would push Chcago n the Natonal. back the start of the regular The selectons were by a season and that would not poll of Amercan League and Second baseman Bobby gve us the tme to suspend Natonal League players, Grlch of Calforna Joned the season for a week n who also voted on all.star Boylor, desgnated htter, on order to facltate a teams. The players chose theal team. Others selected Challenge Cup," Zlegler Mke Flanagan of Baltmore all-stars were Cecl Cooper, sad. Oroles and Joe Nekro of Mlwaukee, frst base; The NHL presdent Houston Astros as top pt- George Brett, thrd base, declned to comment on a chers. and Darrell Porter, catcher, Kansas Cty; Roy Smalley, decson reached at a Hernandez, the Cardnals Mnnesota, shortstop; Jm meetng of NHL general frst baseman, outpolled Rce, left feld, and Fred managers last week n Dave Wnfeld of San Dego Lynn, centre feld, Boston, Florda whch would see the Padres and Dave Kngman and Jm Kern, Texas, rghtamateur draft extended to 10 of Chcago Cubs for NL handed ptcher. rounds from sx. player honors, wth Ptt. n the NL, shortstop Garry " dont want to spea:t to sburgh Prates Wlle Star. Templeton and catcher Ted the change untl l see a fell fourth. Smmons Joned Hernandez experence. When they dd play well, though, they looked good. Kermode coach Bob Rafter was pleased after the game, despte the loss. He felt that hs team had played well, and, commentng on the Kermodes provncal rankng tenth, he sad, "We just arent payng any attenton to t." "We.re got a really new team, only three returnees and several grade tens. Only three of the players are n grade twelve, so weve got a lttle work to do, but well be there." The MESS sde was n Vanderhoof last weekend playng n the Vanderhoof Vkng tournament, wthout ther volleyball players. They won the tournament, placng Steve Wlson and Roger Paeheco on the allstar team and beatng Dawson Creek n the fnal 1!0-48. Kltmats coach, Tony McCrory, sad that the Dawson team pressed the whole game, allowng the Cheftans to fast break all game. Pacheco got 43 ponts n the fnal. The annual Knsmen n- vtatonal Tournament happens at Caledona ths weekend. The schedule and partcpatng teams wll be announced later ths week. Steelers fall to Olers HOUSTON (AP) -- home to Buffalo Blls n frst half came on the frst Houston Olers had just order for Houston to clnch play after fnebacker Robert beaten Pttsburgh Steelers the crown. Brszllaa ntercepton of a Monday nght when Bradshaw pass. Frtsch somebody mentoned to t s more lkely that Pttscoach Bum Phllps. that hs burgh wll clnch ts sxth added secoad.half feld goals team had knocked off the two successve dvsonal ttle. of 24 and 34 yards, teams that wound up n last Both they and the Olers Pttsburgh broke through years Natonal Football already are assured of n the second half to score on League champonshp. playoff berths ths season -- Rahrs 37-yard feld goal and " havent thought but only one wll wnd up as a Lynn Swanns nne-yard run anythng about us beatng wlld~ard entry. on an end-around to cut the two teams that were n Pastornls lghtnng strke Houstons lead to last years Super Bowl," he wth 77 seconds to go n the t was a game renlete wth sad, reflectng for a moment on the Olers Thanksgvng Day vctory Sabres shut out Wngs over Dallas as well as ths trumph. "m only nterested n beatng the team that gets there ths year," f they play the way they dd aganst the Steelers, they just may do t. The Olers could have tred to tack on another touchdown on the games fnal play. But from the Pttsburgh one-yard lne, they opted to run out the clock nstead. " called for them to fall on the bell because you dont want to take a chance on somebody gettng hurt on the last play," sad Phllps, Dan Pastornl passed 25 yards to Ken Burrough for a TD just before halftlme and Ton Frtsch ht two feld goals for Houston, but the wnnng margn came on Rob Carpenters four-yard touchdown ran wth 2:10 to play, Carpenters sweep nto the left corner of the end zone clmaxed a 69-yurd, eghtplaydrve and turned out to be the wnnng touchdown when the Steelers -- lmted to a Matt Bahr feld goal n the thrd quarter -- erupted for two touchdowns n the closng mnutes, And for a moment, wth the Olers three-pont lead suddenly very much n danger, t appeared Pttsburgh mght get a shot at another score. TheSteelers pounced on an onsde kck wth :13 to go followng Terry llradshaws 34-yard touchdown pass.to John Stallworth. But Pttsburgh was called for touchng the ball before t had gone the requred 10 yards and on the next kckoff, the Olers recovered the short kckoff and ran out all by the fnal seconds, The vctory avenged Houstons 38-7 maulng at Pttsburgh on the second Sunday of the season. t also pulled the Olers nto a frst-placa te wth the Steelers n the Amercan Conferences Central Dvson. Each team s 11-4 wth one regunr-soasnn game to go. But the Olers dreams of ther frst ttle snce they won the Eastern Dvson crown n the 1967 Amercan Football League season are slender at best. Not only must they beat playnff-boand Phladelpha Eagles next weekend, but the Steelers must lose at The Mltary Career Counsellor wth.the Canadan Forces Moble nformaton Unt can help you to make mportant decsons about your future. n the wde range of opportuntes offered by the Canadan Forces, you may fnd just what youre lookng for. And youll be pad to learn a trade. Talk to Chef Petty Offcer DENS DeKERGOMMEAUX Mltary Career Counsellor THE MOBLE NFORMATON UNT wll vst TERRACE on Wednesday, 16 January 1980 CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.~.~.~, There s no lfe lke t. The Canadan Armed Forces Rversde Auto Wreckng Used Cars & Trucks Ready for the road pt Reduced Prces 73 NTERNATONAL PCK-UP 75 VOLKSWAGEN 72 CHEV PCK-UP 72 FORD1 TON wth STEEL FLATDECK 69 FORD F NTERNATONAL 5 TON wth FLATD, ECK 24 HOUR TOWNG 4129 Substaton Road Pttsburgh mstakes, qute unlke the Steelers frst meetng wth Houston ths year. Not only dd Bradshawa ntercepton and Braztles 26- yard return gve Houston a touchdown, but a holdng penalty on offensve tackle Larry Brown wped out a 26- yard touchdown pass from Bradshew to Swarm that would haveted t at late n the thrd perod, BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- Buffalo went ahead early a 35-foot drve. Jm Whle declarng that he had n the frst perod on Mar- Sehoeufeld made t 3-0, tp "very few tough saves" n tns 16th goal of the mason. png the puck past Vachon Monday nghts 4-0. Buffalo He apparently was passng whle sldng along the ce vctory over Detrot Red to G Perreault, skatng after Vachon blocked a Wngs, Sabres goale Don down the mddle, but the class-n shot by Crag Edwards s stll happy to puck ht a Detrot defen- Ramsay. have recorded hs frst ceman and deflected lato the Martlnscoredagan late n Natonal Hockey League net. the thrd perod, skatng n shutout of the season, The Sabres added two on goal after a cross.rnk "t was a long tme goals n the second perod, pass from Perreault. comng," he sad, after the when they outshot the Red "Thn was the fnest game red-her Sabres grabbed ther Wngs Perreault scored ve ever seen our team play eghth straght wn -- ther hs 17th goal of the season on defensvely," sad Edwards. Uth n 12 games. " had a couple of one-goal games. 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