AGE 2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, Aug t 10

Rev. Paul Mohninger, the new Zion Baptist church

minister is from Melville, Saskatchewan where he worked

for eight years.

Mohninger arrived in Terrace with his wife Lois and
their three children Richard, Wesley and Kathy about the
same time the sun came out from behind the clouds. |

Mohninger jokes it is really Saskatchewan sun we are
enjoying and it was transported in his car. He says he
likes this area and particularly chose it because of the

fishing.

He says the facilities are as good as any he could find in
another town the size of Terrace. He added his children
hope to become involved in the local swim club and he will
most likely become active as a parent in the club.

He says he is- looking forward to meeting his
congregation. His post graduate work involved hospital
chaplincy and family and marriage counselling connected

with alcoholism.

MRS. CARTER

First lady dips

in full
Rosalynn Carter is having
more fun in the White House
than she has-had in years,
Time magazine reported
Sunday in an interview with
_ the president's wife. It said
she has cast off her
inhibitions to ne extent of
ing into the swimming
alin her tennis dress. -
" Mrs. Carter’ told Tirnie’s
Washington correspondent
Bonnie Angelo she only
recently started playing
tennis and that after playing
on one blistering day she
jumped into the pool, tennis
dress and all.
“It feltso good we've done
it several times,’ she

Cyclists
arrested

TORONTO (CP) —
Provincial police said
Tuesday more than. 30

rsons have been arrested
ollowing a four-month
investigation into motorcyle
elubs in southern Ontario.

Fifty of the 80 were
arrested on charges relating
to drugs valued at $1
million. ‘

Sixteen persons were
charged during the
investigation with breaking
and entering and possession
of stolen property worth
$100,000

000.
Police said numerous
‘charges of living off the
avails of prostitution were
laid. Five
charges of possession of
counterfeit money and six
were charged with
possession of restricted
weapons including hand
guns, spring knives and
swords.

ersons faced 24 .

attire

added, indicating that the
president, her usual tennis

rtner, also had plunged
into the pool still clad in his
tennis. togs.

Mrs, Carter said that what
she really enjoys is the close
family things, such as
having relatives in the third-
floor -guest-rooms, holding
litnds” a¥olind the dinner
table as the president calls
on someone ‘to ask the
blessing, leistrely Saturda
lunches at poolside with
the children.

WILLOUGHBY, Ohio
(AP) — When Lawrence E.
Morrow tells people he has
located money they didn’t
know was theirs, reactions
range from exultation to
suspicion that he’s a con
Man. |

Morrow is a “finder,” or
heir locator. By scouring
state records or from
contacts with Jawyers, he
identifies persons who have
unclaimed assets in estates
or funds or insurance

licies. These assets must
¢laimed through the state

commerce department. The.

department earlier this year
issued names of about
240,000 untraced persons
who own $18.5 million in
assets and accrued interest,

Despite public advertise-
ments, most people never
learn about their possible
riches, I. Charles Rhoads,
deputy director of the

wide

MOSCOW (AP) — With
statistics showing ‘far more
unmarried women than
men, a Soviet journal is
condoning unwed
motherhood, calling it the
“back stairs to happiness.”

Statistics show 170 eligible
women to each 100 eligible
bachelors in the U.S.S.R.,
mostly because of a higher
death rate among men than
women.

Even if all eligible men

ot married, the Literary

azette points out, this
would leave four out of 10
potential brides without a
mate. ;

| “We prize maiden honor
and woman's’ dignity,

‘Gazette writer said in a

Tecent issue. ‘‘We consider
the stable family to be not
merely the best but the only
serious and respected
relationship between ped le
wholove each other. But tell
me, what is to be done about
the statistics?”

His answer: ‘‘Morality
should not stand in the way
of human happiness.” He
even sugges that the

overnment, which has been

ing to encourage an in-.
crease in the Soviet birth

10

HERALD

Lifestyles _

Terrace notes | ,

Ph: 635-6357

Mark Flaherty;son of Mr. and Mrs. : Ray.

Flaherty will be attending Team Canada Hockey. ©
School in Mill Bay, Vancouver Island, He leaves ',.

August 14, 1977 for two weeks. Have fun Mark,

Mike Lambert, son of Mr. and..Mrs, Andy
Lambert leaving August 14, 1977 .for- Mill. Bay, -

Vancouver Island to attend two weeks at Team

Canada Hockey School. You worked hard Mike, to -
pay your way and I’m sure it will be worth it. Have -

a great time.

Glen Palahicky, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Palabicky.

leaves August 14, 1877 for Mill Bay, Vancouver |
island, to attend Team Canada Hockey School for

two weeks. Good Luck.

‘

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lambert have just returned

from Grand Prairie,

Alberta, where Andy

participated in the Loggers Sports. We're proud of

your Andy.

Joe Courtoreille: Jr. will be attending hockey _.
school in Mill Bay, Vancouver Island. ‘He leaves
August 14, 1977 for two weeks of training at the
Hockey School there. Good Luck

Team Canada
Joe.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Onstein and family have
just returned from a gorgeous holiday in Holland.

-HELOCATESHEIRS
Morrow finds money
_ people don’t expect

property rights which were |
1877. My

commerce department, said
that during the last half of
1976 the department paid
back about $300,000.

Morrow, who — runs
Finders Diversified Inc.
here, tries to find persons
who are owed. $1,000 or
more. He said he informs
prospective claimants how
Much money they can
expect to recover and
proposes a ‘contract calling
or a fee of 40 to 50 per cent
of the money recovered,

Some of Morrow’s assign-
ments are aecidental and,

y. “I was in the library

in teoinnati once looking at
city directories. I met a
multimillionaire who. was
tying to locate heirs to
some property in Kentucky
which he wanted to bky
because he wanted the coal
rights to it.

“Well, I got this job which
involved tracing helrs to

Northern Gardener

Fast moisture loss

By DAVE HAVARD

So who's complaining? After all, we’ve
waited for waht seemed like an eternity
for that bone-warming sunshine, and
along with it has come almost overnight
leaps and bounds of plant growth,

including weeds!

Have you noticed, though, how quickly
soil-moisture has depleted? If you garden
on a light, porous soil, you'll know what I
mean, and if yours is a big garden, and
you have water to use, he
wondering which plants should get: the
water first, if you can’t water the whole

garden in one fell swoop,

Cauliflower can come acropper if they
don’t get a drink in this kind 0:

Oh sure, they'll survive without, in. fact
they can get by with much less water than
lettuce and many other plants, But they
do have threshold requirements, and if
these are not met, you won't get the
roduct, Instead, the head will
“button”, or form prematurely, resulting

desired

in those small button size teasers which

will, at best, make pickles, Sometimes

they will

you'll

grow to size, and then frustrate
you by going “fuzzy” or “rickey"’, that is,
the head, instead of being smooth and
firm, develops into a mass of individually
elongated florets,

All thse physical features are the end
result of undesirable growing conditions,
and ina hot, dry spell, a moisture shortag
e could be the cause. The sare cullscan °
result, however,
handicaps - insufficient plant food,
particularly a nitrogen shortage, can
trigger these growth defects. Holding

from other growth

transplants too long in the coldframe or

reenhouse
weather.

formation.

isappointment. Occasionally,
is the sole cause of imperfect: head

can also bring

r seer

In any event, though, it makes sense to
provide needed moisture so as to
minimize the Likelihood of plant failure to
produce what you really expect from your
cauli, so soak it to them,

eeded in
investigation took me to
southern Ohio, to northern
Qhio, to Canada and to
Chicago. There I found a
relative of the man I wa
looking for.

Morrow, 32, started being

‘@ finder two years ago. He ©

said he had to earn
everything as he went along
because there is no training
for the work. His business

has returned $500,000 in two |

leisuRE CRaftsman

years. .

ethe

rate, should help subsidize
the raising of children by
unwed mothers.

“All women, the Gazette
writer said, whether or not

they are lucky enough to.

snare a bachelor, are
entitled to love and children.

“All living things need
love. Are
canonical

paths to

MONTREAL (CP) —
‘Nobody dresses ‘up any
mére;” ‘says the voice wit
disdain:

“Such a shame!"

*"' }! Ava yon Fritsch, Austrian
* ‘countess, former ballerina,
’ Montreal costume designer.

and bon: vivant par

‘excellence, sat in the ‘living
room of her Town of Mount

“Royal home. : -

The afternoon sun settled
on her ebony. hair and a

cigarette perched between.
. her violet nails.

Ava ‘ho longer visits the
costume store she owns on
Crescent Street. The old

_ Bellevue Casino on Ontario

Street, where she produced
shows | and esigned
costumes for patrons to ogle
during the 1950s and early
1960s, has been replaced by
a subway station.

“Ah, the night. club years
were fabulous,” she suid.
“They wanted ‘plumes and
sequins and color, I’d sweat
‘blood. and have nervous
breakdowns over every
show bul, my dear, it was
worth it: .

CHIGREN'S CORNER _p, pnyttis fianotta

HANGING PLANTERS

Even though you can grow
wonderful plants year round in

- your home, ‘is the time
for outdoor
hanging planters are the
current rage, not make an
outdoor plantar for a special
_ petunia or begbria? .

ers, And since

1. The pot for the planter fs a

"plastic margarine tub. You can |
- also use a waxed cardboard tub ©

that whipped butter, cream

cheese, etc. is packaged in.

2. Punch two holes close to
each other, a llttle away from
the rim, with a paper punch.
Make four sets equally spaced
from each other, Fig. a.

3. Twist a sharpened: pencil
through the center of the bottom

- of the tub for a drainage hole, -
Fig. b.

4. Cut four very long lengths
of cord.

§. Push one end of one cord
through one hole from the
outside of the tub. Bring the end
over to the other hole, through

-it, and back outside tub, Fig. c.

6. Make both ends of the cord
even. 7

7. Do the same with the other
three lengths of cord through

the remaining three sels of
. holes,

‘8, Push both ends of each cord
through a wide hole bead or a
metal washer, Fig. d. -

&. Gather all cards about one-
quarter down from the ends and
make a knot,

10, Tile all of the ends together
forming 8 small loop between
the two knots.

1. Add soil and . flowering
plant to the tub. Slip the loop
over a tree branch or a nail.

the - direct, .

his
“boomerang. “I have several.

happiness all blocked? Then
people turn to byways, they
cut across courtyards, they
go through buildings and use
the back stairs.” :

’ The Gazette also
criticized what it called a
false notion of status in
having a husband, ‘as
restigious as a diploma, as

ench pantyhose, as .a

ndone unwe

Japanese parasol or a fu
coat in a southern city."4

Unwed ‘motherhood has
been a problem in the Soviet
Union since the Secohd
World War, when millions of
men were ‘lost. and
thousands of illicit liaisons
were formed.

The imbalance of women -
to men remains, and .
situation is aggravated’ b
an unstable family life wi
widespread  extra-marital
sex and almost one. out of
three marriages ending in
divorce,

DESIGNER'S LAMENT

Born in Prague to her
Austrian banker father and
Spanish mother, she wanted
to be a dancer. - ‘All

- daughters _ from. good

families took -ballet. for a

time but a girl who thought
of a career in the theatre
‘was considered a call girl.
Still I persisted. They didn't
_ like it t they finally gave
in?” a

She danced with opera
companies in Prague until
the Second World War
intervened. _

“When the Russians
marched in after the war,
we lost everything because,
of course, we were
capitalists, and I spent nine
months in a concentration

camp.

“Awful, my dear, you
have no idea!”
Liberated by

years performing in
Germany for the American
occupation forces. .

“T Knew so little, In
Europe when they like your
erformance, they clap.
en they hate you, they

oe

Saumure,

Bill
representing the Lions,
presents Jo Kenna with a

plaque for the  hest
decorated store during
Terrace’s 50th Anniversary
for Roses Shop. Judges
were Wayne Wyman, Mary
Boucher and Ray Parfitt.
Honourable mention went to
“Something Good”, Terrace
Drugs and Wightman and
Smith. Terrace Hotel had a
good costume display.

Boomerang
expertise

SOUTH PADRE ISLAND,
Tex. (AP) — Twelve years

- ago John McMahon left his

job'in a New York machine
shop, moved to this island
resort off the south Texas
coast and began “ oing
whatever I feel like doing.
Boomerang Billy, as he is
called, ag and again
dazzles beach crowds. with
ability with a

world records,” he said. "I
hold’ the record for the

. longest throw, at 113 yards,

The Guinness Book of World
Records doesn’t have a
section on boomerang
throwing vo» hot yet

anyway.”
7 HeMahon claims nine

other record feats with his
boomerangs.

‘Years « ago

whistle. i,

“Of course the Americans
whistled, as is their custom,
and I thought I had been a
complete ailure Bg hig
stage manager Kept pus
men out rd take another

In 1949 in Brussels she met
and married a man named
Barbalic. and . they

immigrated to Canada in

1951.

‘With her dancing
background, she began at
the evue Casino where
the owner cajoled her into
‘designing costumes.

A show lasted for four
weeks. “It would cost about
$10,000 a week to put on a
show. Everything had to be
strapless, of course,

the | because that was considered
e
Americans, Ava spent three .

sexy.

“The costumes had built-
in bras and when the girls
alternated on their days off,
we bad to do alterations like
crazy because you can
imagine the trouble if they
didn't fit.”

“After awhile I also

Jaws

in 2) 1t 4 i
ome Baas iy Tos
'

WASAGA BEACH, Ont.
(CP) — Members of the
Simcoe Rescue Squad

‘recently demonstra at

the latest techniques for
extricating people from
automobile ‘wrecks at this
Georgian Bay resort town.

They showed what can be
done with proper
equipment, urged
authorities to make these
techniques standard
practice across the country
and told people to write their
MPs and MPPs to ask why
Canada lags 10 years behind
the United States in this
field. =.

“Rescue squads are a way
of life-in the United States,”
said Gary Joice, a volunteer
with the squad. ‘“‘If they
were to stop them-it would
be like closing down all the
fire stations in the country.”

The Simcoe Rescue
Squad, the second in
Ontario, started three years
ago. It has 83 volunteers and
hopes eventually to have
150—all trained at special
centres in the U.S. because
there are ‘no training
facilities in Canada. .

Joice said a truck driver
he saw burn to death several
afterbein
rap in his wrecked ca
could have -been saved if
rescuers had used the Jaws
of Life.. —

The Jaws of Life, |
developed 10 years ago for Ef

getting passengers out of
wrecked cars, weigh just 66
pounds and act like reverse
Scissors that can exert six
tons of pressure—enough to

_ Split.a tree trunk, hoist a

reyhound bus off the
ound or snap off a car.

d mothers _-

t

“he Soviet Union haj
struggled for years to raise
“its birth rate, against trends

- toward broken marriages

and amaller families. Even
though it offers cash prizes
and the award of “Mother.
Heroine” to women’ who
bear 10 children, this’ cam-
. paign is faltering. - .

The birth rate, when the
-latest figures were compiled
in 1974, was-18 per 1,000;
down from 31.2 per 1,000 in
1940. The government urges
couples to have’ at. least
three children.

ostume-making lost art.

started producing the
shows. The girls lacked

diseipline. be, 7
oahey didn’t realize
dancing hor . more thart
gling their: bosoms an
seein their behinds, but

we had a ball,” .

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