wads) ager eg eds eae

Joan Wallace, general manager of the Retall Association talks with
Co-op manager, Arie de Lange on the Issue of Sunday hours.

Secondary Schoo! at 4 p.m.

Three of the five events
are scheduled ‘for Sunday,
_ with the three’ kilometre
cross-country race starting

Junior Secondary. School.
The. 10 kilometre bike race

- Terrace. arena parking Jot,
and the final event of: the

beginning at'3. p.m. at E.T.

| Safeway parking lot.

and the 10 metre swim at.
the Terrace Pool at 6 p.m..."

” pwizes available at the arena.
‘The Rotary: Club Buggy
“Race starts at-11 a.m. at the

at 8 a.m, from: Thornhill . -
starts at L2.nooh from the --

day, the obstacle race, |

' r

‘

pancake breakfast takes
place immediately after the
walk-jog for those par-
ticipating and for anyone

-- Phere will be a parade

: sponsored by the -Terrace
.”. Jaycees which. will feature
decorated: bicycles, clowns,
““vollerskaters, skateboar-
. ders, sports teams, musical
- Instruments, "and “group

_participation. The parade

starts at 10 a.m. from the K-
Mart parking lot and goes up
to the arena.

A scavenger hunt will be
happening all day long with

arena, and the.: Fitness
Family of Tertace contest

” starts at 12:30:p.m.‘at the
“Clarence Michiel Elemen:
‘tary School’field. -
Terrace Llitke Theatre will

eC

m4 cot ve

i eee

before the final event in-the

Medical Cup, and the
Terrace Peaks diymnastics

Club willbe giving a

demonstration from 12 noon
to 2pm. at the arena.” ©:

Food, a fitness information. &
booth and displays will ba in -
‘ the Arena:,Banquet Room, -

and algo-at the aréna,. a

fishing reet casting activity .

will goon Sunday afternoon; |
~ The Medleat Pentathlon
- Cup will be presented ‘at the J

arena at 5 pm. Sunday. _

Discount. |
jo be cut

- The Northern Delights Co-

-operative ‘is planning to
discontinue thelr 10 per cent
discount to. nan-working
members. .

Annalee. Davis spoke for

| RECORD |
| Va bres aes |

Photo by Gail Ootinga

; 22,000-member Hospital Em-

$100,000 for politicing’

islation and said if unions
had money to spend that way
_their dues were too high.

VANCOUVER.(CP) —The

~ poultry pla

” ABBOTSFORD, B.C. (CP)

ployees Union is again

allocating $109,000° to its ©

political education fund, this,

"time to fight anti-unton labor
legislation and :Attempts:,to.:~
‘ erade the

quantity. ‘and:
quality of health care, union -
secretary-business -manager
Jack Gerow. said -Wed-
nesday.
Union leaders two years

_- ago authorized spending of

$160,000 ta combat “‘right-to-

oe

work’ legislation, which the ~

union feared the provincial
government was ready to
introduce. 7
- The

move © prompted

criticism from, then labor .

minister “Allah“{Willtain’;
who. reiterated ‘iis stand

against the antlunion leg-

- The government did not in-
troduce a right-to-work law:
and, Gerow said Wednesday,
the money was split between _
anc advertising campaign -
against health care budget:
cutbacks and- an. election:
contribution: to the: New
Democratic Party.

Gerow, interviewed
following the union's bien-
nial convention this week in

‘Richmond, said the in-
_dependent union. also has de-

cided against affiliating with
the Confederation of
Canadian Unions, a move -
suggested two years ago...”
He said his union-is again

‘peeking direct” affiliation,

with tha 2.3-million-member,
Canadian Labor Congress,

plot... -

“at 8:00 p.m.

PRIME TIME CRIME
PLAYS ON SATURDAY.

The Skeena Junior Secondary School will put
.on the last performance of the play The Prime
Time Crime Saturday. © . .
- The performance is.a satire on T.V.’s prime -
time crime fighters. The crime fighters try to
solve a mystery in the ‘Agatha Christie’ |
tradition, and it makes for a very. interesting

‘The play can be seen at the REM Lee theatre .

— A federal cabinet com-
mittee is to decide in Ollawa
today whether to, allow: the
U,5.-owned Cargill Grain Co.

. to purchase the financially

troubled Maplewood Poultry
processing plant here. -

The firm was placed in re-
ceivership more than a
month ago when an earlier
Cargill attempt to buy it was
tured down by the Foreign
Investment Review Agency
following an objection by the
B.C. government.

‘The agency’s move forced

: the plant to close, resulting

BC.
BRIEFS

FUNDS SENT | .

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
vancouver SPCA has sent
more than $14,000 \to ‘the
Washington State
Federation of Humane 5o-
cleties to help alleviate
suffering of animals as &
result of the Mount St.
Helens eruption. SPCA
Secretary-Manager Jack
Homies said Wednesday the
generosity displayed by all
dotior's.came as a pleasant
surprise to the Washington
societies.

#ODY FOUND .

VANCOUVER (CP) -
Police following a tip dug a
partially decomposed body.
from the dirt basement of an
east end howse Wednesday.:
The same house was the

: scene in 1978 of two deaths .
re e

Feds to decide on the.
nt purchase

in a backup of more than.
55,000 turkeys. a

‘ Maplewood was re-opened
three weeks ago, however,
when the B.C. govertiment

guaranteed a $500,000 bank

joan for the B.C. Turkey

Marketing Board to pay for
processing the turkeys, —
The federal government
also put up $1 million to have -
the turkeys bought through a.
federal farm surplus

stabilization program.

But on Monday Maplewood
issued layoff notices to about
100 employees that are to
take effect Monday.
Robert Sterling, plant
manager, and Ron Hemple,
chairman of the turkey
board, said Wednesday the
notices were issued because
the loan money has been
used up. oe

“But we have been told
that a: federal cabinet
committee is to decide
‘Thursday (today) whether to

‘aliow the Cargill takeover

with an announcement to he
made Friday," Hemple se.u.

Sterling said Maplewood
has another 25,000 turkeys
ready for slaughter next
week

Police prepare

VICTORIA (CP) —
Policemen in Victoria and
theadjoining communities of
Oak .Bay and Esquimalt

served 72-hour strike nolice

Wednesday. a

A police spokesman said
notice was served as a prod
to get negotiations going
again and is not an indication
of an imminent walkout.

-elected HEU.

from which HEU. was ex-
pelled -in 1970. when the
hospital workers split “off.
from the Canadiax Union of
Public Employees... |

Gordon MacPherson was

‘Black,’ Morris,” Smith. ‘sue-.
ceeds John: Darvy a8
financial secretary.’ ° -.

Pwr ae Wage et
The five-year capital plan
for Northwest. Community
College was adopted Wed-

mesaay. -
The total projected cost for
seven capital projects is
$1,063,160. “4

An expansion of leased
premises in Kitimat is one
project. The shops’ building
at-the Terrace campus will

‘be reroofed and a pastry

kitchen will be installed and
cook training facilities will
be remodelled. - |
Along term lease in Prince’
Rupert is planned’ for aud
relocation of lease. premises
in Hazelton is projected. The.
final two projects are an
expansion in Kitimat and the
relocation of the. Prince
Rupert regional center. _
In other college business
the 1981 to 1982 operating

A twocar accident oc-
curred. at 7:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, at the intersection of:
Lazelle and Kalum. Keith
Seymour will appear in court
to face a charge of failing to
yield:: Total damage to the
‘cars’ was approximately
$1200. - a

David Geler of Rosswood,
B.C. is scheduled to appear
in court to face a charge: of
driving dver- the .08 Hmit,
after police stopped a car on
Lazelle at 11 p.m.

(WEATHER)

The weather forecast. for
Friday is sunny and warm
with some afternoon clouds..

The temperature for
Friday and most of the
weekend should reach an
afternoon high of 23 degrees
Celsius, but the overnight
fow should drop off to about
12. :

The same weather should.
follaw through for most of
the’ weekend. 4 :

for strike

They will not be able to with-

draw their services until
mediator Bob Almgren with-.
draws from the talks,

‘The policemen voted 90 per
cent on Tuesday in favor of
strike action in support of
contract demands. They also
agreed to maintain essential
services in event of a strike.

“arena, F
are demonstrations by-the
Sundance Trampoline Team,

: pd HEU: president, suc:
‘ceeding’ the: retited . Bill

: Kenney Primary :Seboal.’. ;-*’

Saturday three free leisure”
time activity. clinics will be
offered, with a. skateboas
ding clinic taking place at

Clarence Michiel Elernen=
tary. School “at 9. a.m..and.

againatlpm.°> :
The trampoline demon-

stration will happen at the’
: ‘Terrace arena at 10:30 a.m.

Hospital employees spend ;

and at 2:30 p.m., ‘and the .
roller-skating clintc will. be
going onat the same times at
the trampoline clinic, also at
the aren. °. ; ce

Saturday - night . the
spectator, show takes’ place
at. 7:30 p.m. in the Terrace
ured in the show

the Dynamic Dise Duo (a
+ frizbee-.team), a ‘roller-

‘gkating trio, a skateboarding
trig: anda, sport clothing
hion show.) +,

nday’s events begin at-7

aim: with’ a sunrise walk or-
. den .which- begins. in. the

\ :
e:
REM out

budget will be gubinitted

the provincial ministry of ©
‘education for ‘approval and —

amendments. «’

College « bursar . Geaff

-Harris said the budget is just

under $7 million. The budget
is included :in’ the -college’s
five-year plan and will -be
final in March 1881. :

‘College. principal Val
George said the main
priority on the budget are the
program support services,
such as the library, audio
visual . facilities and coun-
selling. There is also a big:

chunk of money. for. the

development’ of programs
themselves, he said. . °
The college also voted
Wednesday to write a joint
committee in-Prince Rupert

_made of the school board

there and the city council.

the board of directors saying
that the store is doing welt
‘and can expand into new
lines ‘by. using as many

“be offering plays for children
Starting at 1 p.m., and there
will: be a demonstration of ©
feseue.-techniques* by the.
““errace Search and Reacue
“Squad at the arena at. 1:30,
ome
‘Ping pong and horseshoe:
contests will take. place .at
e arena at 1:30 p.mm. as
well;- At the sane tire, member donates four hours

‘outside the. arena, . the of. volunteer work each.
: Dynamic’ Dise. Duo will be - month

possible iristead of pald stafé,
_ The ‘volunteer. worker - is-
given a 20 per cent discount
‘on all items’.in Northern
Delights .providing the:

|. TRIUMPH ©

volunteer’. workers as -

The direclors say that.

giving a demonstration. In -
: conjunction with this, there

will be a dise’ golf, demon-
stration. and participation
event outside the arena.
Swimming at the Terrace
pool will be free for all from

ib a.m. to 3 p.m, and there

will ‘be skateboarding. at.

refunds will be given to any:
member who definately does

- not want to donate any time ~
to work at Northern delights.

The. exact date that the
discount .will be cancelled

‘ has not been set as of today.

pansion |

athe: college’ will “express

"TERRACE KINSMEN ANNUAL,

GARDEN

Saturday, June 28

— 4:00pm-12midnight

. Clarence Michiel,. -tram-

polining at the arena. and USED ;

rallerskating at the drena as-
~The public will-be invited. | ~ | os
to go try out ‘the pentathlon” |: -. ;

cobatacle course..at -E.T, joo
“1977 GREW TMPALA:

‘Kenney Primary _ Seboot -
Zdoor, VA, auto |

~ $5995"
1978 MONTE: CARLO

‘very low mileage.
“gy Meey clean. VEN

;

“Interest in using King Ed- ~ $859 00
ward School _ in. Prince : :
Rupert in the. future. The

cmon | aT
ma a ee | QRH
cumecrsene | S8800
art tt | vetoes
unit-which had been placed redwith vinyl roof.

in Dawson Creek. -The
college expected to find it -
available in 1981 but has

$4995"

. a radio Pod Fe

| CHUCK MANGIONE

- been offered it-for this fall.
The. governor-general's
medal-for 1979-80 will be’
‘awarded to Ingrid Bernkopt.
She completed two years ofa
general arts -university

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ADMISSION - $3.00 per person.

No admittance to persons under 19 years old

Kinsmen ‘& Kinettes.

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