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14, Business Personal

uM. For Rent - Misc.

the Heratd, 3212 Kalum Street
P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C..
¢ Plane 635-6357 - Terrace
i Phone 632-5706
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sired day of publication. $2.00
for first 20 words, 10 cents each

word thereatter. No refunds on
dassified ads.

U3 Coming Events

Weight Watchers meeting held -
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the
Knox United Church Hall, 4907
Lipzetle Avenue.

Thirace Duplicate Bridgé Club:
-commence ‘play each
Thesday night af'7:30. Play will
in room 4, Caledonia High
ool. All bridge players are
ited to attend. For part
néyship or information phone
7356. (CTF)

Tilprnhill Calorie Counters
mget every Tuesday. Thornhill
Elsmentary School, 7:15 p.m.
Ngw members welcome from
Térace and Thornhill.

emit

Webb Refrigeration |

4623 SOUCIE 635-2168

Authorized .
Service ‘Depot .
Repairs to Refrigerators
Freezers, Washers, Dryers;
And Ranges
(Ctf}

' Applicators willbe acc

jar recoe _

DO IT. YOURSELF WIRING.
OPEN 8:30 a.m. to é p.m. ~
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY.
Electrical suppiles for your:
avary need. .Wa stock com-
petive “lines of entrance
equipment, boxes, wires and
cable. Electric heat dnd ap-
pllances.

4552 B Grelg Ave.

Terrace, 8.C.

Phone 638-1663, .

‘(p-13,14,15,16,17) ’

"4B. Suites for Rent _

66. Rec. Vehicles

"Trallor lot for rent: 124x150 ft.
$50 per month. Close to schools

fn Thornhill. Phone 635-2346 1st

month free. {CTF)-

36 Wanted - Mise.

Wanted, rear end tor 68 Mer-
euy Va ton. Phone 638-6276.

Wanted to buy. 1800 c.c, Mazda

or Courier engine or truck of
same with good engine, 635-

| §62603, (ctf)
- Wanted:: Mature woman over

19 years of age to live In for.
housekeeping and cooking
dutles, For more Inforamtlon
phone after 6:00 p.m. 635-3135.
(p-10-39}

39. Boats & Engines

22' Reinell Cruiser 1450 MC, CB,
Sounder tabs, compass, duel
batteries, fue! gallery facllities,
many extras. Slecps five,

:, ghown.at.Prince Rupert Yacht -

Club. Asking $95,000, 627-1921
‘after 5, (¢-40,11,12,13)

19. Help Wanted

by:

the. Northwest . goer

Association for the position of .

secrelary manager. Appilcants.
should -be familiar with. the
legging and construction I[n-
dustry. Please apply in writing
to Box 606 Terrace, B.C. (C-
§,6,7,8,9,/10,19,12,13,14,15)}

i ;
yal Order of Moose Lodge No.
1a, Terrace, B.C. Meeting
hale every 2nd and 4th Thur-
iy every month at § p.m.
one 635-6641. (ctf) ,

: TAXI DRIVERS
Full time, part time. Class 4
licence and police permit
required.’ Contact manager,
Terrace Taxi - 635-2242, (ctf)

i INCHES AWAY CLUB

# every Tuesday night at 8
inthe Skeena Health Unit. For
mre information phone 635-
2 or 635-3023. .

Help wanted: The Royal Bank.
In ‘Terrace. requires a_ teller
experience preferable. Contact

Mel Stokes, 4640 Lakalse Ave. -

{e-10,11)

Heart Foundation In

Be.
ag is Donations may be-
semt fo Terrace Unit, ‘Boc 22,

Teétrace, B.C.
gl ALCOHOLICS ©
ANONYMOUS
fonday, Thurs. Saturday.
Aone
a 638-1021
635-7395

\Kermode Four Wheelers
Hings 1st Wednesday of each
month at 8 p.m. in the meeting.
room af
further. trferpfation phone 635-
3442. be .

Meeting .-" Terrace B.P.0.E.
(Elks Lodge). First and Third
Thursday of month. 0.0.R.P.
{Ladies of the Royal Purple) «
Second. and Fourth Atonday of
Month. ‘

Pipeline”

.; Film - Green
Roam - Terrace Hotel
H). Sept. 21°

"2" 6200 PAM.
, Silver Collection

Sat. July 23rd Is the date for ihe
next dance at the Sandman Inn «
For ‘minus one social club
members,” *

8 o’clack 2 good muste - food”

and drinks... -

Our welcome mat will be laid
for old:‘and néw. members
single adults avér 25, 635-9649 or
635-5359... -

2. Notices

nn nan omaead
el

af'the Sandman inn. For _
“landscaping etc.

The Area’ Counsellor for
Veterans~Aalrs will be In
Terrace’ for -intarviewing,. by
appointment - at the’ Royal
Canadijaf. Legion Monday,
Juby 25, 1977... For an ap-
polntment ‘please contact
Dave Mallett, Saturday or
Sunday. 23, 24 July 1977 at 635-

day a.m..25 July 1977

_ department

4535, M
bt 635.2194, Astt 10-15)

10. Funeral Notice

Funeral services for the late,
Antonette Duirr wilt take place
on Thursday, July 23st at 2pm.

In Sacred Heart Catholle:

Church In Terrace. Prayer

services will behald Wednesday *

evening In. MacKays Funeral
Chape! at 8:00 p.m. Burlal wil
be In the District. of Terrace
New Klitsumgallum cemetery.
MacKays. Funeral Services are
In charge of arrangements.

14, Business Personal

KILGREN EXCAVATING
Small cat Work, 420JD,~ Land-
scaping, backfliling, stump
removal, clearing: | Truck,
tandem axle. ‘Hyab 17 Flat-
deck, 20; tandem axle traller.
Phone 635-3112. Ask for Wayne.
(ctf) ete ; mo

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. : |
Class A:Glectrical Contracting.
Free Estimates. Phone 635-5874
or. 638-1231. (tf)

Galden Rule: Odd jobs for the
abless.":’Phone 635-4535. 9238
alum. (ctf)

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.

Refrigerative Contracting and

household repairs. Phone 635:
5876 or 638-1231. (ctf)

OF ,

Wanted permanent part-time
babysitter for afterncons from
12:3 - 4:30 p.m. In Thornhill
area. Require oné reference.
Please phone 638-1507. (c-
42,13,14,15} :

‘Help Wanted:

Apartment

Manager.’ Full time or part- -

time. Couple of single person.

Phone: 630-02 TS Asp T
24, Situations Wanted -

... ‘WORK WANTED

Bulldozing, basement digging:

Backhoe

work, rote-tiiling, post hole

‘digging. . Phone -
85-6782

(ctf)

32. Bicycles, Motorcycles _
1975 Honda C.B. 500 T. View

call 635-9634. Ask for Bob (p-
8,9-10,19712,13) : ‘

33. For Sale - Misc.

’ For Sale:

18 cabin cruiser.
Fibreglass over wood. 50 h.p. .

:, dectele start and dit trailer. -

$1500 as Is Phone 638-1835 or
View at 4415 Grelg. (p-13)

For Sale: New. 20' 6 Inch
fibreglass ‘over plywood river
boat, $900. 635-7251 (work
phone) View at 4727 Soucia. (c-
11,92,13)

For Sale: 12' Lund Car Topper.
and 10 hip. Mercury motor. .
Like new conditlon. Phone 635-

47. Homes for Rent

For Rant: Four bedroom
house, two bathroom, carport,
covered patio, fenced yard, In.
town, close to schools. $320 per
month, Phone 635-3242. (p-
11,13,15)

3 bedroom house for rent:

Fridge & stove Included. Wall
to wall carpet, drapes, on
Paquette In Thornhill. $220
Phone 638-1786. (¢-12,3,14,15)

HILLSIDE LODGE
. 4450 Little Avenue
Sleeping rooms, housekeeping
units, cantrally located. Fully
- furnished. Reasonable rates by
day or week. Non-drinkers
only, Phone 635-4611. (cif)

3 Bedroom Row Housing Suites.
Full basement, 14 baths, half

. block from schools,.5 minute -
walk from iown. Suitable for
families. $250 per month.
month lease. Apply Sulte 108 -
4530 Scott. (ctf)

Unfurnished 2 bedroom house
for rent: -For small family,
_ must be employed. No heavy

drinkers, References required.

Phone 635-3484 after 7:30 p.m.
(p-11,12,13,14/15)

FOR TENDER
Fridge. Range, Box Spring &
Mattress, Sofa & Chalr, Kitchen
Cupboards.
’ Parmeles & Nelson
General Insurance
’ Adjusters, Ltd.
. Tel. 563-4910
(¢-11,12,13) .

Instant Printing —

| and Photo Copying, |.

_ We Per Copy
Totem Press & Stationery
4550 A Lakelse Ave.. -

Phone 635-7412,
(CTF)

For Sale: NCR Cash Register. 8
ditioned rellable type of

on very reilaoie of.
‘machine. Winterland General
Store, 3210 Katum

St. Terrace,
635-4636. (ctf) a

For Sale top soll and sawdust,
fall 635-2609. Ask for Kevin.

For some real bargains in used
women’s and children’s

clothing, household Items and:

foys see the selaction .at the
Kitimat Workshop at 660 W.
Columbla St. at Riverlodge. -

i 9 f° 4 @
days...donations welcomed.
(cH)

- ‘Headers and side pipes special

{his month, $88.68. 638-1991 (¢-

Hoover 10 Ib. capacity washer-

spin dryer Phone 632-5132, Mr,
Mrs, — Levesque (p-

12:13,14, 15/16), ‘ -

2”- Reject lumber.” $20. per
thousand board ft. only. Price
Skeena Forest Products. (ctf)

‘TFlowering -almends, ‘flowering
erabs ready to bloom, ‘Silacs,
fruit trees & berry, bushes, o
broad selection of. flawering &
ornamental traes,. shrubs. &
rilevlarly suited

lam. to 7 p.m. Mon. to §
Closed Sundays.-635-2603.

week: |

For Rent: 12x42 one bedroom
traller one block from Thornhill

School, private lot COM-

“PLETELY . FURNISHED,

Steady and retiable le only, .
phone Brian 635-9161. (STF)

48. Suites for Rent
CEDAR PLACE

_ 4931 Walsh Avenue
Suite 113

Terrace, 6.C.

_.. 635-7056 a
New 1, 2 and 3 badroom sulfes
for rent. Fridge, stove,
drapes, carpet. rec area,
sauna and pool table, with
security enterphone and
slevator. Absolutely no pets.

"3 bed
For Sale, weener pigs, 635-2603. , 3 bedroom basement sulte for

rent. Fridge & stqve Included.
Located Pohte Ave. $200 phone
635-3292. (p-12,13,14,15,16)

“For Rent:
apartment, close In. No pets.
Call 635-5350. (c-12,13,14)

For Rent: Furnished one
bedroom. duplex at 3936
Mountalnview: Ave Thornhill
' Phone 695-2577 (CTF)

APARTMENTS: f;

* Small furnished |

For Rent: 1 bedroom fully
close to town, available July 2},
phone 636-8195 days 435-5415
evenings. (¢) ; ; ;

2 bedroom suite fer rent.
Avaliable now. Centrally
located. No pats. 635-9471. (st)

49. Homes for Sale

FOR SALE:
3bedroom modular home,
’ Full basement on 2acres

ar
679-3961 ;
(ctf Ju, Jul)

3 bedroom home wiih wall to
wall through. ‘Acorn fireplace, -
patio, storage shed. Asking
$30,000. Phone 635-2957 or drive
by 4705 Goulet Ave. (p-2)

. FOR SALE
Premium constructed 3
bedroom home on the bench.:
Finished basement wit!
private entrance contalning 2
additional bedrooms or self.
contalning revenue sulte.

Priced to sell at’s4?,500. 635-
3944 for eppolntment-to -view..:
(¢-12,13,14,15,17,20) . ‘

. 52. Wanted to Rent

Furnished 1 bedroom ac-—
_eomodation in Thornhill, Want
as soonas possible. 635-7478. {p- -

55. Property for Sale

Propetty for Sale: 5 acres. 2
bedroom house. — 20'x20'
workshop. 12x17 woodshed..

Chicken coop. All buildings on
cement. 2-4 years old. 800°
river frontage. 300’ from Hwy. -
16 east. Phone 635-7394 atier 6 |
p.m. or weekends. -(p-
12,13,t4,15) = «

57, Automobiles

For Sale: 1964 Plymouth 2 dr,
super. stock, stock car. Ex-
Police Patrol Car. Phone 639-
3384 after 5 p.m. (P-
-7,8,9,10,11,12,13)

‘For, Sale: ..1968 Triumph. Spit.”
Fire (Sportster) 635-2054 $600 or
best offer. (¢-9,10,11,12,13)

For Sate: 1974 2 dr. HT., 24,000
miles.. Perfect shape. $4000
firm. View at 4640 Waish or 635-
2667. (p-12,13,14,15) ok

For Sale: 1- 1972 Ford 34 ton axa -

with power fake off winch. 4
electric baseboard heaters, 2 -
custom gas fanks fer pick-ups -
one 38 gal. and one 50 gal.
Phone 635-3981 after 5. (p-
12,13,14,15,16) :

For Sale: 1964 Ford Comet.
Runs’ well but needs brakes.
Asking $100 Phone 635-9434
after 6. (p-12,13) .

For Sale: - 1967 Volkswagon.
Beetle. Asking $650 or best
_offer. To view at 5135. Agar or”
phone anytime 635-2636. (p-2)

Plymouth 4 door

For Sale:

sedan, power steering, Asking
$750 or best-offer. In very good

i

4 (p-10,11,12,13, 14) - E

1973 Ford crew cab. 1973 Ford 3
ton pickup, 1970 Ford f-100,:1972
Datsun pickup. Call 635-4696 or
view at 2609 Skeana St. {ct#)

1969 Chevelle. New paint, And
also 5 radial tires on Chev, 14
Inch rims. $50 635-3772 after 4.

condition, good tires, 635-3745,
(c-10,13,15)

- 58, Mobile Homes

12x68 3 Bedroom Safeway
Manor - Excellent condition.
Completely set up In quiet cool
traller park. Only: $9,500
Phone 635-2715, (C16) -

. For Sole: 1968 Traller 12x56 2

KEYSTONE COURT:
" APARTMENTS

Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One,
two and three bedroom apart-

ments. Laundry & Storage
area. Near schools and
downtown. Clean, quiet,

spacious, security lock-up and

an
re }

435-5224

(ctf)

~

. a . wt . oo
Clinton Manor

Furnished or unfurnished studio
lor 1 bedroom apartments...
Security enterphone, Phone —

838-1032
635-4921

(ctl)

_ bedroom. Phone 635-2713 (p-
13,14,15,16,17)

‘For Sate: 1974 12x64 Gmpassey.
Call Rob, 635-5550. (p-4)

For Sale: 1974 12x16 3 bedroom
Glendale Moblle Home ex-
catlant conditon, large sundeck,
storage area, Several at-
- tractive features, View at No.14
Timberland (C-3,6)

12x60 mobile home. Includes
washer, dryer, fridge and stove.
19 cu. In. freezer. Fully .fur-
nished Includes black and white
T.V. Wall to wall carpet. “in-

2-propane gas fanks. 2: [oey
_ shacks one 6x18 other Is éxe.
‘Both Insulated. and panelled.
Sat up in Jacobsen Traller Court
In Stawart. Phone 636-2598. (C-
§,6,0,10,11,13) = ' .

For Sate or Rent: 2 bedroam
, 12x60 traller. Fully furnished.
On private 120x127 lot. Phone

635-2631. (p-11,13,15,16,18,20)

cludes-$250 gallon fuel tank and -

For, Sale: 1974 Lionel Tent
Troller. Sleeps 6 adults. Bullt
In stove, sink, icebox. 635-2532.
(¢-12,13,14,15}

66. Legal

BRITISH COLUMBIA
ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY

OTICETO
‘RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
OWNERS ©

Under the provisions of the
Assessment Act, property
owners who have owned and
lived In their homes con-
thiuously from January }, 1959
‘to ihe present, may be eligible
to have the 1976 assessed value
of thelr land based on its
residential use only, regardless
of the fact that its actual valve
may be higher due ta influences
of a non-residential nature. An

residence in a commercial
area. . ’

To ‘claim eligibility it Is
necessary for you fa file an
application with the Area

Assessor on or, before Sep- -

tember 1st, 1977.

“o1f-you. consider that ‘your

property could quallfy undar
this provision, you are urged to
contact the en Assessor's
office immediately and obtain
the form of application (known
as A,

H.R. JONES . .
NORTHWEST AREA
ASSESSOR lo
444 Lakelse Avenve —
TERRACE, B.C.

PHONE NO. 638-1116 ,
(c-13} ; ce,

VICTORIA (CP) — The
Social Credit government's
core curriculum proposal is
nothing more than a public:
relations job designed for
political gain, Eileen Dailly
(NDP—Burnaby North)
said Tuesday. ms

Dailly,. the ~ former
education minister, told the
legislature that no new core

curriculum -is planned for -

‘British Columbia schools as
Education Minister Pat
McGeer would ‘have the
public believe.” 2° 0°
She said she did not object
to that per se, because many
education rograms
currently in place: in the
province were instituted by
2 NDP

Dailly said McGeer has
- stirred up a small but vocal -
antieducation fringe and has.
done so at the expense of the
whole education system.
“'There’s no new core
curriculum ... we’ve always

SAYS EILEEN DAILLY
‘Core curriculum
just a “P.R. job”

had one,” she said. ‘I don’t
think the minister has
levelled with the people of

Dennis Cocke (NDP—
New Westminster), his
arty’s education critic,
cked Dailly, saying the
core proposals were nothing
more than a circus,
Cocke said a recent
ministry of education news
release. said core
eurriculum proposals would

_bein place in the B.C. school
- system: this fall, =

He said that such a
decision would have had to
be made in February or
Mareh and “‘there can be no
changes at this late date.”

Dailly said McGeer has
done nothing to dea! with the

roblems which do exist and

e has only stirred up anti-
teacher sentiment.

She said that a good
example was the

controversy overncom- -

NEW MINERAL ACT

Get out the gold pan, a

help is onthe way

VICTORIA (CP)

-» Prospectors --will:-benefit
“yinder' . new
affecting mineral claims -

‘legislation

which was introduced
Tuesday in the British
Columbia legislature, says
Mines Minister Jim Chabot. .
Chabot said the new
Mineral Act is basically. an:
updating of the old: act,.
which: he said contained’
ambiguities and some.
repressive clauses
concerning prospectors.
The Snnister told
reporters that the new act
will abolish a_ provision
introduced by the former
New Democratic Party

’ government which required

prospectors to pay a $10
-rental fee for each claim
they staked.

Chabot said many
prospectors were unaware

Victim
named

PENTICTON, B.C. (CP)
— Police have identified
Danny Richard. Michalek,

16, Of Vancouver, as the

outh found dead July 7 in a
‘field. near Keremeos, B.C.,
30 miles southwest of this
Okanagan community.

1961 Peugoet, good running AD. analysis of dental

records confirmed a
tentative identification
y'the youth's mother

identify the victim, had re-

" Jeased:.descriptions and

i

drawitigs.

AN ‘autopey_ showed the

youth died by strangulation.
There was some evidence of
sexual assault.

Police have made no
arrests.

Contract
ratified
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
(CP) — The 80 non-teaching
employees at the College of
New Caledonia have ratified
- a new two-year agreement
with the college, Stewart
Berry, spokesman for. the
Association “of University

and College _Employees,
: Local 5 said Tyesday,

The contract calls. for.

wage increases of eight per
vent in the first year and Rix

per cent iri the second year,
retroactive to Nov. 1, 1976.

The current minimum wage
at the college. is $695 a
month, Se

olice, unable to.

of this and therefore ‘‘tens of
‘~ thongands~of claims’’ were.’

forfeited. ;
Lea (NDP—Prince Rupert)

declined to ‘comment on the.

new legislation, saying he
will study it in detail before
‘making any statement. n
Chabot said the new act
. also contains provisions for
prospectors to use a ‘‘two-
post’’. method for staking
claims, a move which he
called a concession’ to
prospectors. The section
: prohibits companies from

‘using this easier claiming -

_ method.

The minister said the
whole area of claims
security will also be
strengthened by the legisla-
tion, and predictednthat the
new act will create “a
favorable climate for

NDP mines critic Graham .

OFFICERS -

CALGARY (CP) — Three
RCMP drug squad officers:
were acquitted in provincial
court Monday on charges of
assault after Judge Brian
Stevenson ruled the
policemen had | used
reasonable force in a search
of a man for heroin.

He found constables Wade
Johannson, Kenneth Hales
and Terry Towns not guilty
after a trial on charges of
‘assault causing bodily harm

‘ to Donald Eooper, 36, of
Calgary last Oct. 2. °

Judge Stevens.n ruled that
while drug search
procedures would not be
acceptable in other cases,
police powers when it comes

o hard-to-detect drug
transportation should be
liberally interpreted by the
courts, ‘

Cooper testified the three

- policemen: were among six:
 oreight officers who held his:

-throat and beat him after he

was Jed from his pick-up
. truck in the city’s northwest

and told to lie down near a
‘ boulevard,

- Adoctor told court Cooper -

came to hospital that night
with a broken rib, cut lip and
bruising around one eye. ~

The
four officers seized and held
amanby the throat and legs
while searching his mouth
for heroin—but not finding
any—after recelving
information that he . was

"trafficking in the drug.

Olicemen testifed

investment ., ..in.,.,.,the,., MoGeer said _in,,-.... mews....
. « release Tuesday tht ‘itis «

province’. 7

Chabot explained that the
new act removes rental
from mineral claims which
is. replaced by a fee to
record work. .

“When implemented, this
will eliminate any question
of forfeiture of mineral
claims where work is
recorded in advance, if
rental is not paid,” he said.
Chabot said that under the

act, certain technical
reports formerly r uired to
be submitted to the chi

gold commissioner now
submitted to the chief
inspector of mines because
the new Mineral Act will
have sole jurisdiction of title
to mineral rights.

The new act will, ‘for
many years to come,
provide a firm basis for
obtaining and holding title to
minerals, serving the small
operator and prospector as
well as the larger mining
companies," the minister
said.

petency in English.
She said MeGcer
catered to the

has
anti-
education mood of a
minority ofnthe pro ince for

his own political edi ‘ication,

No concrete programs
have been started to hel
alleviate the probi:m an
teachers have heen

‘unnecessarily blar.ed for

the problem, she s::id.

- In the me. :ntime,
MeGeer’s remark; have
created fear in the. :anks of
the-students. -

Dailly said it appears that
if McGeer bad his way, the
province would revert back
to the old days of, .tudents
sittingnin a row, bein
arbitrarily passed an
failed. a

McGeer did not respond to
the criticisms, which were
made during debate on his
budget estimates.

_of French seems to

FRENCH
ALL-DAY

VICTORIA (CP) — The
ministry of education is’

"Joking into the poss" ility of

setting up French language

“immersion progr:ms in -

British Columbia's . high
schools,
Education Minister Pat

hoped some progre ns can
be offered by the fall of
1978." oo a.

“The realities of Canadian
life indicate that increased
‘opportunities for. British
Columbia students. to
‘become bilingual must be
made available,” .“eGeer
said.

He invited any of the
larger school districts in the
province to establish
immersion program ‘for
secondary school st, Jents if
they wished to do s¢, but he
did not indicate wha: type of
financial assistance would
be offered by the
government, ~

McGeer noted the:: study
in B.C., with 20.1,
per cent of elementary
students voluntarily
learning the languete last
school year, compar.:d with
5.7 per cent in 1970-1.

increasing

Pollution knows
no nat’l borders

WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) —
Increasing awareness that
air and water carry

pollutants far from their
original sources means the
old concept that a man’s
“home and Jand are his castle
and kingdom will have to be
re-examcned, the
International Joint
Commission (1JC) was told
‘Tuesday.

Norman Berg, United
States chairman of the IJC's
reference Group on pollution
from. land use activities,
said" government
intervention into land use is
a thorny issue that goes
right © ‘the heart of our
politica]: and economic
activity:”

Murray Johnson,
Canadian chairman of the
group, said a double
standard of land use may
have to be set because lands
bordering on lakes, rivers,
or streams may contribute
more to pollution of the
Great Lakes than -land
outside the: area of these
water bodies.

“will this mean that near-
shore land use will have to
come under stringent use,
and individuals inyolved
bear a higher cost for
pojilution abatement
programs than more re-
motely located areas in the

same tributary or even
within the same political
jurisdiction?”

Johnson said it will be
difficult to decice the
relative contribution, made
to Pullutionnby individual
land owners and to assess
the need for remedial

programs.

In an interview cfter a
presentation to th: LC,
ichard Parizek, the state
‘of. Pennsylvania
- representative on th. refer-
ellce group, said the public
must be made aware that
most pollution controls now
used have only postpsned or
spread pollution problems.
He said high smoke stacks
poison the air mile: down
wind, municipal
incineration of was'e and
sludges only releast pollu:
tanta: into the air to be
rained down elsewhere, and
contaminants buried in
landfill sites ultimat:!y find
their way back to the water.
Parizek said the war:
against. pollution is not
opular with politicans
ause it is expensive and
long-term; and selling
lution control to the pub-
ic is difficult becaus. there
are no easy qardstic
assess the well-being of the
Great Lakes.

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