nee i, The Herat Tysadey, Auguat 18, 1982:

‘TORONTO (cP) A dh

"year-old wornan has agreed’ , during’
— for. a fee of $10,000 —- to.

- become; one | of. Canada’s.
‘firat-surrogate mothers, °
:.° The owoman, who asked
_. Bot tobe identified,-said in: ”
- "gin interview’ ‘Monday. with |
. (he Ottawa” Citizen . she.
-. expects: to. be “inseminated.
" goon and to give’birth to a.

merican :
xt year.
baby

child’ for an ,
couple some time
She. ‘Wald . the

probably will be born in the «

U.S., allowing her to avoid

” 4he problems that recently‘

plagued ari- Ontario couple

attempting to adopt a child

carried for them by an

American woman and born
. in a Toronto. hospital.

In that case, a $10,000 .
contract between the couple -
and the woman had to be
cancelled hecause
Provinelal aw forbids |

Woman fo play ro

inoney. (0, ones abs
adoption, |:
eae baby’ ah ae
in! Toronto ¢ on June:

‘home to Florida, leaying the
natural father to fight” for
the child: in” family: court,

‘The. ‘couple. was given’ in. com
she ‘said ashe needs. the ©

“terim custody’ of the baby '.
andthe adopiion case
resumes Sept. 1,

Roth— “pregnancies were

arranged by: Dearborn,
Mich., lawyer Noel Keane,
who -has been recruiting
Canadian women to act as
surrogates for childless
‘couples, ‘He charges a $5,000

fee for each. transaction: :

The Canadian: woman,

divorced and childless, said
shie got in touch with Keane
after media reports of the..

other casé, but added ‘she

had ‘already, given the

boy in hospital and einen ‘Yy

sate some thought before:

__ the controversy: arose. °
ow seems a

; but: I'm. going: o. help |

else as well; “phe. .

%, feel I'm. ac-)
“something. ":

_money. to return td. school, .

“after working for 12 years in, “
dentistry. :

She said a vow by Ontario.

‘Community .and Social .

Affairs Minister Frank.
Drea last month_to. prevent

Keane from: operating his
. “cottage. industry'’ here

doesn’t bother her. “I don't
feel that I'm doing anything =
wrong. If he feels it is, that.
doesn't give him. the right to
inflict his beliefs on others." -
-Ministry “spokesman
Robin Burgess sald Ontario

Carmel kid sues CrackerJack —

CARMEL, Ind. (AP) —
-Nine- year-old Wendy

‘A bearing in the case has

been scheduled for Aug. 34. °

“one night Wendy was
asking-me what a lawyer

res sted

~ her family's ¢ “and =
cher -only-<coricern ‘niw is © -
. “how U'm going to be feeling .

Teme the pregnancy and

if something goes wrong.”

"While the child's father —

will pay for any medical or ~~
hospital bills incurred in the ~

‘U.S., the woman’ said.she
"expects the Ontario" Health
Insurance ‘Plan to- pay:.for
her pre-natal :care and of.
. fice visits to her doctor. ;

Experts : have ° berlously
questioned the ethics behind ~:
the trend towarils Surrogate ;

motherhood. .
“The woman: aid: it ‘ia. a

private maiter between the --

mother, and the: couple.”

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rolas akes her Cracker .

Jack 50 seriously she's
suing the manufacturer for
allegedly forgetting to put a

"prize inside her box of |

candy-coated ‘Popcorn and
peanuts. :

She filed suit in the small
claims division of Hamilton
county court. on “Friday,
asking that the Cracker
Jack Division of Borden Inc.
be made to pay court costs

_and furnish a toy.

_“They advertise a Tree toy
In each box,"” Wendy wrote
in ‘her complaint.

“However, there was none..

inmine. [feel since I bought,

- their product: because of
their claim, they broke a
“contract with me. ‘

: J was really mad when it
happened but I was a little
nervous when I -went to
court,’ said Wendy, who
enters Grade 4 this fall..

candy, but sometimes I eat
it. I've ‘always gotten a toy
eit ehe sald: comet ne

Wendy says she will call
her fathér and her sister,
Robin, 6,a8 witnesses. -

Telephone calls .Monday
night to Borden Inc. cor-

‘porate offices in Columbus, _
“Ohio, and New York. were ..

not answered. The home
number for
O’Rellly, a
spokesman, was discon-

"nected, said a telephone

company recording. No new

telephone number was. |
- youngster could barely see
"_ over the counter when she = -~

listed.
_. Rose ‘Potasnik ‘said that
when she Bought -both her

daughters boxes of Cracker -

Jack last month, Robin got

a toy, but ‘Wendy didn’t. “At

the time. it was very up-
‘setting to. her," Mrs.

* Potasnik said. “She was 80,

sad-fac
Wendy’s father, Alan
Potasnik, said he urged his

’.. daughter to -sue several
“It’s pot my favorite.

weeks after she mailed a
complaint | to -
manufacturer and received

. Horeply: os

Maurice |
company .

the .

does,” Potasnik, who is not

a lawyer, said. “I had a .

hard time explaining it. So
when this came up I sald,
‘let's gO to court and file
suit” ~*

“1 took her to the cour-

pick up the forms, fill them

out and gave her a tour of ~

the room where. the_{rial
might be held,” he said. _
. Employees in the county
clerk's office said the

filed the doctiments.

“She's to the point now-

where. she's -pretty -in-

works,” Potasnik said. ‘‘It's

a. littie course in the -

jurisprudence system.”

Wendy sald she hopes “”

“next time they'll have toys

cin the Cracker Jacks," In

the . meantime, . . she’s
sticking to her guns.
“T'm not buying any. more

until this is settled,” she

re

- Economic signs conflict

There were conflicting

. economic. signs from

Canada’s” two national
railways Monday.

First, Canadian Pacific

- Lid., the country’s largest

“ company, said its profit in

the first six months of 12-

fell to $110.6 million from

$253 million. in the same .

period of last year... ~
” Then, Canadian National
_ Railways reported success
In turning around its
’ financial situation after the

worst quarter in the Crown
corporation's history!

Montreal-based - CP

released its figures at a

meeting of the board of
directors in Saint John,
N.B.,. showing losses or
declining profits in each of

sits divisions. Profit: per

ordinary share fell to $1.53
in the first half of this year
from $3.52 in the same
period a year ago.

In” the.- April-to-June
“quarter, CP. Ltd.'s ‘profit

was $85.7 million, down:
from - $118.6. million in. the ©

\ year. Earnings per share in |
’ the quarier- dropped ‘lo 88
- Cents From $1.66,

By way of contrast, CN
reported a: profit of $30.86
million in its second quarter
this year, reversing a $67-
million “loss in the first

q  warter. ©

However,... “the im-
_ provement still leaves the
* transportation giant with a

net loss of $36.19 million for |

the first half of the year,

compared with a profit of

"$138.56 million for the

corresponding period | in

1981. ;
-In another development, a
- proposal to'merge four

Ontario “and Quebec air |

‘earriers into Newco, a new

~ regional airline, has left «

‘federal Transport: Minister
_ Jean-Luc Pepin interested

" but non-committal.
“Pepin emerged. from a §0-
. Ontario. and~ " Quebec
counterparts Monday to say
he could not grant their
request for approval of the
ea in principle without

some study and con-”

sultation. .

He said le believes a.
single regional carrier for

‘eentral Canada is a- good

idea, but the proposed
merger is “different than

fase,
‘everything. that was con-
templated before.”

The joint Ontario-Quebec
- proposal would see Nordair
merge with Air Ontario,
Quebecair and its sub-
sidiary, Regionair.

Bistriot of Terrace

Notion of Publi seni

~ Paaes

DITTO

a nd

T

OuaReT OF then act Plame’ eS

TAKE NOTICE that an amendment Is
proposed to. the Zoning By-Law (401 and.
amendments thereto). as provided-under

the Municipal Act,

‘Section 720 and 721.

. The intent of this proposed amendment is
to allow for future development of urban
size residential subdivision lots. :
The existing Zoning is (A-1) Rural, the

‘proposed change would redesignate the
properties outlined. and shaded on the
above plan (5% of Wi of Lot 9, Wi of
‘lots 10 and 11, and Lot 12; D.L. 977, Plan:
1055, Range 5. Coast District) to (R-2) .

Residential.

The proposed Zoning Amendment may be
viewed by any and all Interested parties

during normal business hours (8:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m.), Monday to. Friday, at the |

Terrace, B.C.

Municipal Office, No. $3215: ‘Eby Street,

The. Public Hearing will. be held on
‘Monday, August 16, 1962 at 7:30 p.m. in’
the Municipal Council Chambers, 3215
Eby Street, Terrace, 6.C. |

Any person(s) wishing to voice their

opinions regarding this proposed Zoning,
may do so in writing: to the Mayor and.
Council and-or in person the evening of

-the Public Hearing.

TAKE NOTICE AND. BE GOVERNED

ACCORDINGLY. |

R.S. Greno |
Planning Director

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