Russell Mercer,
missioner for the

eft ge RT BS

Mary Lindstrom of

district com.

presents a cheque for $211.25 to

Boy Scouts,

Three Rivers

look on.

Workshop while Rachel Morrison,
Marlene Sampere,
Yvonne Kelly and Regina Prusko
The money was raised

Susie Cooke,

during: Terrace Guides and Scouts
week at a memorial service by the
guides and scouts.

2%  $ByBRIANGREGG
fe «=: Herald Staff Writer
i =©‘Thenew American Graffiti

a Saves! Are You Ready For
}e Armageddon?

% Names bring out the
a4 spiritual rapture of the times
G that have changed. Names
tlike Bob Dylan, Willie

4 Nelson, Donna Summer, .
formef Wings drummer Joe. -

| English, Bruce Cockburn,
and Dion.

Dion DiMucci, born-again

? Catholic and a 20-year rock

* and roll veteran, was part of

the first American Graifiti

scene that overlooked God

because He wasn’t a four-
letter world.

Like many of his con-
temporaries today Dion
simply went in for the stuff
that was selling and such
dance tunes as “RKunaround
Sue’, “The Wanderer’,
“Teenager in Love’, “Ruby
Baby", and “Drip Drop” are
row Graffiti classics.

But the times were
changing and while the
Beatles, the Byrds, Cream
and others ruled the music of
the middle 1960s Dion, like a
lot of others during that
restless era, became in-
volved with drugs and
alcohol, ‘searching in all the
wrong places for the love and
inner peace that only God
can give.”

pos

DION DIMUCCI

During those years he was
working quietly on
acoustical guitar, improving
as songwriter; and

thinking once again of

recording and performing.
“I moved a‘*long way
musically too.
corner sounds were far
different from the soft
spiritual new sound of
Abraham, Martin and John
which brought me to the
coffee house circuit and a
closeness with audiences 1
had never achieved during

¢

The street

the rock and roll years,”

Dion recalls.

In 1970 the rock and roll
revival era had begun and
Dion was booked on Cher,
Midnight Special, Sound-
stage, Merv Griffin and Mike
He produced
albums with Phil Spector -

Douglas.

and Michael Omartian.

Longtime friend Dick Clark
asked him to work three Las
Vegas shows to standing
room only erowds in 1974 and

1975,

Dion found, however, that

WEATHER

Conditions will remain
clear amd warm in the af-
ternoon today and tor-
morrow. Outflow winds are
preventing temperatures
from getting cold. The high

Celsius and the overnight
low will be 3.
TORONTD (CP} — Hign-low
temperatures and precipitation

in millimetres for the previous
hours lisued weoneiday by

mm
Kenora
Winrlpep ad
Brendon *

rl
Regina a

today will be B degrees .

Satkatoon 3 7000.0
Prince Alert + -13 000.9
Morth § Battleford + 0000.0
Swift Current 1 . 6000.0
Medicine Hat 04 3000.0
Letharidge 4000.0
Calgary 3 74
Edmenton -3 60082
Cranbrook oF -1 000.2
Castlegar 04 02610.5
Penticton 04 94 .008.2
Reveistoke S$ O100r.6
Princeton Misc
Vancouver 10 oS ott.
Prince Rupert 1 -2000.0
Terrace oe OO 800.0
Stewart ® 5000.0
Port Herdy Tl 00 000.0
Tofino Ausg
‘Comat Te 08 000.9
Victorta 9.6 105
Prince George 02 -8 000.0
Williams: Lake OF -4001,3
Pynial Mountain Miso
Germanmen Lodo Misg
matkiniie 9000.6

Gold

LONDON (AP) -.
Closing gold prices
Wednesday in U-S.
dollars a troy ounce.

MONEY MATTERS

The dollar

MONTREAL (CP) —
U.S. dollar in terms of
Canadian funds at noon

_ Wednesday was up 7-100
at $1.1975. Pound ster-
ling was down 12-25 al
32.6609.

In New York, the
Canadian dollar was up
1-20 at 90.8351.

Btue River wisp
Karnloaps Oh O72 DOV.a
Dawson City -15 -17 000.0

before you sign it.

4650 Lakelse

- } If your H&R Block-
4

tax laws, and we double-check your return
We'll take your place, because nothing can

take the place of good solid service.
This year be sure.

HeR BLOCK

ctemintipamecaemamem pre en
THE iNCOME TAX SPECIALISTS

Mon. - Fri. —?-6
Sat. — 9-5

there was no substance or
nothing solid in his life, One
day while jogging he realized
that energy comes from God
and the “total picture just
became completely clear to

me...I knew I was forgiven -

because it went through me
quickly that ]'d been denying
Jesus, that I thought he was
-4 tain whe lived 2,000 years ©

Sharp turn toward heaven

’ Free; Gonna Be Ready; Man

In Glass; Old Souvenirs;
New Jersey Wife; and Sweet
Surrender,

It’ is a nice addition for
those young people who
listen to rock and roll; and
for the young people of the
1960s who remember to old

Dion and are now following .
“the sounds ‘of - the.. new"

Sie ale hd EOE Re pee sence

. Toe Herald Wedesdby, February 28. 1, Page 3

| COUNCIL BRIEFS

Mayor and caution |
get pay increases

Terrace District Council
gave aldermen a 45 per cent
indemnity increase and
Mayor Dave. Maroney a
better-than 20 per cent in-
crease. The aldermen went
from $3,600 to $5,250; ‘while

the mayor went from $3,280

to $11,000.

Churches and motels were
included in the bylaw dealing
with the rezoning of the 4700
Block Lazelle to central
commercial special. That
means that if the Anglican
Church burns down a new
one can be built as long as it
is set 40 feet back from the
street and is no bigger than
two storeys. It also benefits
the Slumber Lodge, another
large taxpayer on that block,
if the motel wants toexpand,
The rest of the bylaw
remains the same as it did at
the time of the public

Council decided to give the
Terrace Jaycees 1981 Trades

- Fair the green light while it

decides what to do about
orders from the fire
department that such events
are a fire hatard in the
arena. One solution is tp
install removable panels at

. the two end exists so that
’ nothing will block people if

there is a fire; but that will

‘ cust the municipality $66,000.
Council decided that it could |

remove the doors on the east
end af the arena to provide
hore units of exit width and
require the Jaycees to post a
guard to stop people {rom
using it as an entrance.

Administration Was or-
dered to prepare a bylaw
that will make the property

M , tmawn a8 Skeenaview Lodge

ago ‘and: 1~ thowgtat’ scinie!” ‘-Aaijenieay Graffiti? +» shaun te "heritage site The northern

people didn’t recognize him: ~
I didn’t know it was me," he

told Contemporary Christian’

Music in a recent interview.
- "1 don't remember run-
ning home, 1 was running off
the ground, It was like God
spoke tome, He said, ‘Dion,
you're brand new, ya hear?
I want you to go out and be
who you are today. ~You
don’t have te imitate

yourself when you were 190r .

20. Just be yourself. . You

don’t have to be like.

schizophrenic and live one
life inside and one life out...”

Dion's new release, on Day
Spring, a division of Word
Records, is an Inside Job.
“If you run you will seek
foolish pleasurés. Just be
still and you'll find hidden
treasurers. My Lord Jesus
you dre the centre of my
life," he naw sings.

Produced by Dion the
album. covers familiar
ground to those who are
familiar with former secular
song writers who have
moved into Gospel music.

Inside Job takes the best
Inusical’ skilis from both
ion’s rock and acoustical
guilar days with songs like:
1 Believe (Sweet Jesus);
He's the One; Center of My
Life; The Truth Will Set You

prepared tax return
Is questioned, we
step in fo represent
you to the district
taxation office, all
year round, at no
extra cost.
We.know all the

635-2908

half of the property may
become a pioneer village.
The ‘concept was first
proposed by the new
Terraceview Lodge Society |
board of directors.

The district will approach
the ministry of human
resources to see if it would
like {o purchase family
recreation passes for
families on social aszistance.

NEWS

Police received a report
that a $120 coat was stolen
from someone at Mills
Memorial Hospital.

POLICE

One male and two females
were arrested by Terrace
RCMP Tuesday for
shoplifting at Shoppers Drug
Mart Tuesday.

A masked man, armed
with a lindleum knife, tried
‘to cominit armed robbery
Monday ai the Northern Inn .
but fled after he failed.

Terrace police are also
investigating a break-in on
Dogwood Ae. in which
money was taken.

Northwest Community
College reported that
someone ran over its lawn

with a car and caused some

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TERRACE -
GOVERNMENT AGENCY

OPEN SATURDAY - |
February 28, 1981

The Terrace Government Agency wilt open
from 6:30 to 4:30 for last-day purchase of
auto insurance up fo the |.C-B.C. deadline.

The office is locafet! at: |
° Court House, an
4506 Laketse Ave. .
Terrace, B.C... .
‘For further Information call:
(O50 ot

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Angel is the personnel and noone gets short-changed payments. Plus “oe of
finance manager foramajor and no one gets overpaid. ner pei
fast food chain. And she This saves Gone and money menn
knows that one of her for everyone involved. Angel iain mad
sibilities is to fill out a Ul found out that the most com- We're out to cut down that
Record of Employment form = mon mistake is in reporting $125,000,000. And we're
every time an employee has - the “Insurable Earnings”. going to do it, together.‘
an interruption inearnings. . Insurable earnings are not Employmeniond Exploit
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get it right the firsttime, she _. roll . Because Angel tinier Miakebe
may have to do it again. So fills out the ROE accurately, .
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the booklet “Howto Com- come back to her for Good
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