people.

difference.

Thursday, Feb. 7 the Terrace Food Bank will hold its second distribution.
Last week they gave out over 50 bags of groceries. The distribution will
begin at 1 p.m. at the Food for Thought soup kitchen at 4727 Park Ave,
Bags will be distributed on a first come first serve
For those who cannot walk or drive
volunteers will deliver the bags.

basis to registered
to the distribution point; -
If that service Is really needed call 635-
3909.’: Those wishing to help in bagging food, taking reglstratlons,. or
delivering them are asked to call 638-1622. The organizers of the Food
Bank thank the. community for Its support. They say it does make a

‘stealth’ version of thé,
‘launched ‘cruise. miss

‘Tuesday night...)
"The missile would: replace
, the current version, whose.

production would:
stopped. *
. The annual report of. US.

Defence Secretary: Caspar.
‘Weinberger ; sent

Terry:

not difficult to find. |

Port Coquitlam. and ‘(bls
usually covered,
’ of flowers and

come to pay their reapaets,
Fox,

country with his couffage
and determination, dled of

continue.

‘University of B.C., calls it
the underdog effect.

-“To see someone with a
disability like Terry. Fox
succeed, to. undertake a

succeed, touched

everyone,

that -

could do | something
significant one day." "

Westwood leaves WCC Party

VANCOUVER: (cP) —
Brian' Westwood, the former’
leader of the -B,C.

‘Progiessive - Conservative ©
Party who defected to the |

Western':Canada Concept
last:'’year, has quit’ the’

fledgling ‘separatist: party.

In @ telephone interview.

cosas at aa

*. Stai® Bullivant, president |
of the ‘party’s Langley

constituency, said Tuesday

he and” his four-member.
execiitive ’ algo -
resigned. oe

Meihbers and candidates"

‘dn maty! other parts of the

province also are bailing out |
of the party which boasted a”
membership: of 5,000 six

months ‘ago.

- All “cite: irreconcilable
differences with’ party
leader “Doug Christle and

say the WCC should teal one

of its most popular election ©

planks ‘— the recall ‘of
political’. representatives

who fail’to measure up — -
and give Christie the boot.
4] thought the WCC, was -

the answer, but obviously I

was - wrong,” said Weat-

wood, who was trounced by

Christie..at:"the. party’s ‘—
leadership convention, in,

October... :
However, Western
“allenation shows no signs of

going away,-he added, And
that: ‘alienation will in-
crease. ‘he said, if Toronto

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gonlretusningy-itwas somewhatlbasiayt « Wonks! eget lt dns amelie
Sait he Was" glalf "te tehve” rreniforeverybody to follow’ the disclussioh, but'”

not. entirely: since Soutar's proposed

. budget -was.a computer print out which

. didn't exactly: correspond in order to the

original.

From the discussion, however,.. some -
things did become apparent; Although the
Union of B.C. Municipalities’ recommends *
that 10 per cent of total property taxes'be |.

set aside as surplus, Soutar doesn’t want to

-do that.. Curyent‘UBCM president George -

Thom ia sald by Gellately to-prefer a 20 or

even. 25 per cent surplus and Kitimat has —
"$1.2 million in such funds, The Terrace 10.

per cent’ ‘curpliis' usually. equals about
: $350,000 per year.

Soutar’s budget calls for $2,006 to. be set
aside for culverts. The original one had

proposed $3,000 down from $24,000.’ The

New budget foresees virtually a 100 per

cent. increase. in. ‘revenue from . the:
-cemetery.. Revenue from it’in 1982 Was").

$18,500; according to Gellately. Soutar
says it will briny it-$36,400 this year. That

‘prompted Clarkson to remark, SDie early,
die often. -
Soutar is. also | "proposing “that the .

. swimming pool be closed an additional two...
. weeks’ either Jat Christmas and .Easter,
’ when he says statistics show ‘that itis used *

‘Jeasl; or extend the annual maintenance

shutdown for two weeks.. That he says

would result in a savings of $500. .
Soutar noted that many of his changes:

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| "February 17th, 18th & 18th i. :
Wo ohworth

boo. 7 Wam- 8pm- - Thurs. & Fri.
a os Toam - Spm _- - Sat.

- from the West at the ‘up-
“coming leadership con-

eee from page. 1 ; - | ee :
No budget, will meet -

remarked;

Lakelsé Ave...
‘Terence: ‘Sho
Terrace,’ Bl

Said,

“being ‘conservative.

conservative become wrong?” The mayor

“later added that his opponents could Bp: .

preciale {hat staff was felling. council one
thing and they were'teiling him another.

_Down replied;’"these are the expenses we

expect lo'He paid, and only these,”

The postage itém brought up the 50 per 7 |
- cent cut in the provisional budget. It-too |

has been ‘reduced, but ‘Soutar ‘noted the

item also incouded such things as paper; ”
: photocopy | supplies, ‘ete, .
, Stated.that those items had already been

‘When Norman

purchased ‘for the year,: Soutar replied,
“that then becomes a problem for. your-
self.”” Gellately’ noted: that Soutar had

previously. indicated that the provisional:
budget had meant nothing, but Soutar
. answered it had been an indication that the
real” bidget would be cui.

The: néw budget also assumes thiat-cost

of breakage in the RCMP cells will be

recovered by the courts, something that

-has-not happened in the past.

. Giesbrecht. stated that Soutar's budget
virtually ' eliminates both the building
inspection and. license -inspection. func-
tions. Soutar replied that although the city
engineer disagreed. with him he had cul

- the bullding inspection. budget by. an |

amount that ineans that department goes

‘from 3.145 per son job to a half- time

position. |

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administration Sources, sald :

It is the largest one! -'Se -
tiny cemetary in ngaFby |

ith ame
reathi let
by the people who. hive ~

the one-leafied ..
. funner who inspired the

cancer in June, 1981. bul the ~
letters, gifts . and ARongrs:

oo ~ at Queen's University - in.
Bob Khox, -director “of”
- social psychology: at’ the -

rather: grand task. and °

gave everyone :
encouragement that they

“If Toronto gets control,
~ all hell will break loose," he”.

w"'Gtesbrecht —-
“at what point. ‘does. beirig.

. ‘Congress on Feb’. i ahowed
70, planned purchases. ‘of
“Buch | missiles after. the

a current fiseal year:

- «4 Last year’s report showed -

- Planned .. purchases - of 440.

-Bych inissiles: ‘this year: and:

‘ next. The’ new’ ‘report: shows ..

‘afte 3 this. ‘speciation has ‘focused on:
 Hon-metallic’ ‘constry:ton;.

ould’ bring. the’ “US, i
pentory. ta about 1,500, *

0. be: identified,”

Fox “seemed to be just a
-very. fine person,”: Knox
sald.

Cancer Society, said..Fox -
became a hero because he -

personal aspirations,» °°
*“He proved he had. no
ulterior motive, he just rang .
80 (rue, He was ‘the kind’of
’ sdnevery Canadian wished |
‘they. had or wished. they”
were. "

Rick Gruneay, a ‘setentiat,

_Kingston, ©. Ont.,: who.
Specializes in the sociology
of sport, says Fox's appeal’
was universal. : >

“What more ‘powerful. -
image could there. be than
this guy, . running In’ the

‘limp, in pain?

"You felt. that son eh
: you. had these. qualities
‘down inside of yourself, and

|. you saw them being picked - ©
up and dramatized in a way.

_ you: were. not .used ‘to
. seeing. me

/: To date hig Marathon of
‘Hope has raised. $28.7
Anillion, for’ cancer. research
but Leslie Scrivener, who

.. awrole. a. book ° about, Fox's |
wa Hife, says ‘the money is the |
- vsleast significant thing about .

ity: ‘him: it (moriey- for.

. -gancer: research) - was the
tel goal. In fact Terry had it all...
* AANA sactiaw ad bodoogss s HENCES;- ‘het dstrayel... to
He i Sheyses the-example of a~dedied lions and speak to-the
young woman in Ajax, Ont. a
is _ crippled with
multiple sclerosis; a disease ;

who.

that. gradually destroys the
nervous. system.

—_ a v ™ -
RS MO ie kendo ate get igs kaye

surfaces
The’ Bources; ‘who declined VS
t “said.
Gomareey: by ‘ailng this .

“OX | remem bered - |

oe

VANCOUVER (cP) -.,
Terry Fox's, headstone. Ia .

‘Bob MacBeath,. 1 national:
director of the Canadian:

was 80 completely. free of ~

dark, in the rain, with that ;

ao The’.

. The

: year' 's funds, shad unied the
-» cutoff to maké an “orderly.

‘transilien” to the: ay |

proved” missile, wifi
incorporates radar-defe- nothing would prevent the
* production of : stealth ver- -
‘sions ‘of’ land-based: cand
: ship-based eritige- missiles.;
: Canada | has “signed -a:'-:

ating features: |. .*

~Such features are secret.
but; “mueh. -publishe

mooth Fadar-deflecting
and.” “radar-
absorbing: coatings. -

The change’ in plans af the.’

air-launched etulse tnisaile:”

woman . is. determined to
walk. again and her in-'
_Spiratation is Fox — his
pictures taped io the ceiling. .
There. isa. Terry Fox
-highway,.
-fountaln, ‘stamp, movie,
four: . schools, ..: several
‘statutes’ and hundreds. of
- other: memorials: iThere
algo is a trickle of hate mail
and attempts to cash in on
his name with commercial

‘ventures.
There . is ‘a Terry Fox

highway, ‘mountain,
fountain, stamp, movie,
four ‘schools, several slatues -
‘and hundreds of. other’
memorials. There also is a

irickle of ‘hate mail and -are hard to detect even now

attempts to cash in on his
‘name. with commercial
ventures.

It has been tough o on, his

_ family.

“It's constantly astound
us," said his father, Rolly
Fox. “We. relive it all the
time: It’s there. ”

“I don't: feel I'm reliving

it, it’s just; that. sometimes

you" with that, you know,
Jesus, just leave us alone,”
said his mother, Betty Fox.
invitations ‘to.
“dedications. and tributes
could keep them busy every
week of the year. —

As it is, Mrs. Fox has quit
her. “Job. a5, Manager. of a
card shop and she .and her
husband: use. his: five weeks
‘of -annual vacation, plus
occasional -. leaves af ab-

public about their. son.

Bul will the legend last? |

Alan Frizzell, a Carleton.
University ‘journalism
professor. is doubtful

border.” 2
_ The - ‘agreement,

‘mountain, - reserve the right:to cancel,

. 4 Cruise missiles are ‘small,

‘has nothing io do with the.
484 land-based. US, cruise
+, missiles that NATO wants’
to- deploy. in Europe, . but:

general.  weapons-testing
“agreement with the U.S: bit
‘there has been no. federal.
‘Cabinet: decision on: testing
the. erpise : missile’: ata’
weapon - range; near the.
-Alberta- ‘Saskatehewan’ ~

signed.”
Reb. 10, states that cruise
misailes would be unarmed
during tests in Canada.
-Anti-nuclear groups have
strongly. protested the
agreement which says that
“either government shall”

suspend,” postpone or ter-
‘minate any ‘specific test and :
evaluation project if in its.

‘opinion any unforeseen

.-¢lreumstances should 50 4
“warrant. "

jet-powered, pilotiess
airplanes carrying nuclear:
warheads nd comp comp! uterized
maps thaf enable them to:
reach ‘their targets with
terrain-following radar. .
Because they fly low and

with land-based radar, the -
best way ‘to shoot’ them

‘necessary to do so 7
The air-launched version

“missiles:

. The: presidential ..
“ministration of Jimmy. 7
“Carter “cancelled | the Bl
bomber’ to’ devote funds to.

eagan awards development contracts

down is from iors, ‘and the a

Soviet Union is known to be

developing fighier | planes
with ‘the special |

is carried under the wings of
B-52 bombers. A

The first - squadron - of B- .
‘Sis: ‘carrying : “12- cruise
‘each’. entered:
service: in: “December: at
"Griffiss: Alp 'Foree’: Base, °° =.
New York. ‘Eventually each ant

plane. will carry’ 2, - a

about < 3,000 . planned air-

; launched - -erulse “missiles.

The Reagan administration

restored the ‘B-1 when It

came into office and in-
creased the -planned pur-
chase of cruise missiles to
more’ than 4,000, but cut

“ back, to. 3,000 last year,

The’. sources. consulted
Tuesday night said the total

cade ,

planned ‘inventory ‘of. air- .

‘ lauriched ‘crulse missiles
_ would'still be about 3,000 of

the -current and Stealth

types. ..
« The atealth misaile would

“have a longer ‘range than

the 2,400 kilometres of - the

current ' ‘version,

; Northrop Corp. holds a
development contract for
work on a stealth bomber.
Published reports say

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