122 itand § or 638-1759 after 5:30
ee

‘tin: 29: 04:80)

tet 1514 OFTS, - FIBERGLASS

i - pleasure bopt. Deep Vhull,
:. 6 HP Evinrude, Full .

>. Canvas. top, roadrunner
traller. $2,500. ‘Phone 798-
3227 thakelse Lake). — .
" : (53-244)

FT, ‘FIBERGLASS. Boal.
“Deep. Vehull, 302 Va,1-B.
“270 Volvo0.D, New canvas
top, Some’ extras. C-W-:
. ‘Tandem Axle. traller.

"$10,500. Contact Bob at 625-
: +28) seve or 798-2567.

: 40 FOOT SANGSTER with
. walter. Phone 635-3204.
(cl0-6M) .

g MACHINERY.
| FOR: SALE.

pressure washer With 100
ff, hose and wand. 1600.
P.5.1.,9a3 driven. $1,500.

635-9204. ;
(p0-2Ma)

196 WHETE. 335 Cummins
with’ 15 foot gravel box.
$14,500. 1974 Ford Limited

4 door. 6,800 miles, $1,650.
Phone 635-9576 or 635-6827.
Looe Ctfn-1-04-80)

‘| \ [> ACTIONMACHINERY
‘il. AND PARTS

_ 202520 No. 6 Road °
_ Richmond, B. Cc.

ab “918: “TOME - tin lets
‘wih ROPS can

eee ri- |. 635-6357 days. or 638- 1670
27° |’ U-blade, | four’ peal . “evenings, ” .
2252 c) rypper, 1100 Wburs“Refalth tyes (sted. 30-60) |
‘* -| Hime; Excalient Yohditioh. 1" rte Me AE
. 5120.00. ~ | ; : TRANSFERRED RCMP :
. . ? ofticer: and: wife require.2.:
W16 TOE - Cornplete’| — bdrm. .: accommodation...

screens, 7§ dozer, bear
back. Excellent, con-
dition, $95,000, -

976. Cat'25 Excavator.
Long stick, long un-
dercarrlage, 36Inch pads,
1400 hours, Excellent

condition. RAN » waht

pik. 1978 cat ‘pss - Complete
Dif! | with O.TA. dozer, ROPS
tab, PS. winch, arch, 2400
:-| hours total time. Ex-

- =| caltent condition. $75,000.

24 HOUR PHONE
378-488)

_|:.  ‘OREVENINGS:
"1936-0288 =) 941-5773
: | 936-4082 294.690

TRUCKERS ~ portable high

with: -‘ROPS canopy,, |

FOR: SALE BY builder on
Munro Street. .2 ‘bdrm
homeoniarge spacious’ lots.
. WII consider trades, Full
warranty program
left). Phone collect sé
4134. days’ -or 563-3332 |
evenings and: “weekends,

Cetfin- 1-04-80), a

QUALITY 4 BDRM shone,
1326 sq. ft.. Munroe Street
on bench, open: ‘post and =
beam, L-shape, cedar. .
_ terior. and ‘collings, 22)

_ -baths :Including ‘ensuite, ;
carport, elevated living
room, brick flreplace,
-bullt-In dishwasher, full.

- basement with finished -

_ family’ room, laundry, |

~ workshop. end storage.
area, outdoor brick bar-

_. becue, tool shed, fanced
76x132 lot backlrig on -
undeveloped land. Quiet

“.. neighbourhood close. to -
* (etn: 31-03: 80)

school, Adjacent lot ‘may
be purchased .In- con-

- function. ‘Interested - -
' " partles phone 638- 1490

-after 6 pm.

; (p55M)

WISH - To PURCHASE
smaller. 2 or 3 bedroom

house In town. . Persons
with assumable mortgage
or wifllng to consider ©

partial trade. of choice.

residential lot preferred.
Phone 638-1670 avenings.
(stin-4-30-80)

WANTED: -
TO RENT.,

URGENTLY NEEDED by
‘June ist — two or three
_bedroom sulte,, house or
apartment to- rent by
responsible working
couple. References .

52,

oh

available. Phone Mary —— ‘

Contact - Terrace. Detach.

; “ment and leave message.

- (p5-7M)

LOOKING FOR 3 bedroom

hause or traller. to rant.
Phone 635-5777.

. (p5-5AA)

WORKING EOUPLE Fri Ne ea

children would fike to ren

1? bdrm. ‘house, apt. or
trailer. References.
dyallable. Prone 635-5607.

((c5-6M) .
r RESPONSIBLE MARRIED

working couple require.2-3
bdrm. house fo rent or
wase., The Ist of July or
August 80. References
available. Call 635-9326-
after Spm. | -
(p20- 14Ma)

"  (a¥0-6M)

048. SUITES

FOR RENT

BASEMENT SUITE for
-rent. -1 bdrm. Close to

schools & downtown. No

pets. Baby stroller and

cradle for sale. Both $40.

Phone 635-3510,

~ (p3-4iM)
- ROOMS FOR RENT, In”

-. :mobile motel complex.
“North Kalum Traller
Court, Fridge in each
- oom. Community kitchen.
-Laundry facllitles. $50
‘single, $37.50 double.

Phone 635-9473, 635-2177,

(c40-6Ju}

HOMES:

49,

FOR SALE °

“SPLIT LEVEL for sale by
. gwner, Custom bullt, 12

. years old. fn new sub-

_ division on bench. Mor-

tgage 10% percent until

o \ nine 1933, 3 bedrooms up,

aunken living room with

bricked In fireplace kit-

chen .and dining ‘room.

Lower level has roughed in

plumbing. Five appliances
Included. $75,500.

Negotlable. A must to see.

: For appointment 17 view -

wt call 638-1890,

{24-2M)

3 BDRM. HOUSE with .

basement on ¥2 acre ‘ot in
fown. Phone 635-4591.
(c5-7M)

3 BDRM, UPSTAIRS 3

‘ bdrm. downstairs. 3
! washrooms,.2 fireplaces,
: closed. garage, - sundeck,

landscaping with fruit
frees. Phone 635-6807 after
5 pm and ask for Joe.
"  (p5-7M)

2 BORM. A FRAME house

_4n Ya acre lot. Located
* ¢lese to school In Thor-
| hill. Asking $27,500.. Will.
: consider offers. Phone 635-

9795.
(c5-7M)

BY RESPONSIBLE Married
Couple. tor 2 bdrm. house
close to or In town. No
children. 635-2875 or 635-
5948.

(cé-2M)
oa BUSINESS -

- PROPERTY

LOOKING FOR MAIN
STREET COMMERCIAL
BUILDING? '
Here’s a good one and
reasonably priced. 3 rented
- apartments on. upper floor,
malis floor 1,400 sq. ft, retall

store (or offices). and |.

bdrm. ‘self-conialned sulte,
Ideat for maln floor tenants
llving accomodation. 2
commercial lots with this

property providing. good off- -

street parking. Absentee
owner anxious to sall - wilt
consider agreement for sale
with downpayment or
purchaser can assume low
interest 1st mig. Maln floor.
will be vacant June Ist and
can be rented. Contact. Bob
Sheridan, MLS 4293 at
Pruden & Currie (1978) Lid.
:» (a5)

6500 SQ. FT. PRIME retail
space. Nechake Centre In
Kitimat. Apply Sequola
Developments Ltd., 650
Kuldo Blvd., Kitimat. 692.

2333.
(etfn-1-04-60)

t

#00 Sq. FT. ON second floor.
Alr conditioned. Located
at 4623 Lakelse. Phone $35-

* 9552.
(ctth-1-04-80)

jo) SQ. FT, RETAIL store
location available for lease
on Lazeile Avenue. Car:
peted with finished | in-
terlor., Good corner
location “with ample -
parking. Contact C. Mc-
Carthy at 635-6357 or phone
Vancouver af 255-1939.
(ctfn-10-04-80) )

FOR SALE: 3100 SQ. FT.
bullding In downtown area,
Can be used = for
warehouse- -
manufacturing.
ee space. Phone &35-

rn se ptf 4.2.80)

*. Closing ‘data:

References. available.’

“Inciudes

CHOICE RESIDENTIAL ‘lot
on bench at 4822 Dalry
-Avenue, 784127 ft, -par-
:| flally‘treed and® serviced
by water and: hydro.

. Assumable mortgage.

, Phone 638-1670: Avenings.
> Astfi4-30- 80)

ohh ACRES - ‘CORNER. |
Skaarland & Old. Remo. Rd.
_*Treed with small cabin -
‘cleared’ for. homesite..
_ Gravel “Driveway. Be:
culvert. “Hydro. available.
Phone 635-5273. .
: _ (pI0- 14M)

COUNSELLOR -
for the Natlve Alcohol Abuse
Program with the Gitksan-
Carrier Tribal Council. Area
_ of Responsibility: Kitwanga,

Kitsigukla, Kitwangool, —

Kitwanga Valley.
Quallfications: Previous.
traning Is important.
Send resume tr;
NailveAlcohot
Abuse Program .

“4. o> 2. Boxg22

Hazedion, B.C.
VoJ t¥a--

7980.

" /(a6-7M)

ae "AUTOMOBILES.

1975 MAVERICK. Very
clean. Low mileage. Good

* cond, 635-6612,

(p4-2M)

1977 HONDA CiVIC' hat-
chback. 50,000 -Km. New
radial tires. Excellent
running ordar. No rust.
Phone 635-9969. for Rita
after 4 pm. Offers taken,

_ A

“1999 HONDA. civic. Low
- mileage, . hear new -can-
‘dition, 1978 Chev 34° Ton

a ans Ve auto, 2 gas

*- viewed. at-. Terrace
‘Chrysler’ ‘stat. Contact Bob
ab Scotlabank_ -concerning
lds, 635-2261

; (cttn-1 04. 0)

1977 MAZDA GLe. In good
condition. Open for offers,
_ Phone 635-7697 anytime.

aitigabt. WEPIGIAND, ,

ve Tb ang Ba syeatae ts

“77 HONDA CIVIC Hat-

chback, 5.000 kmon rebullt.
engine. New clutch, new

brakes. $3,400 OBO, Phone

— 635-5607..
ne =")!

1978 FORMULA FIREBIRD.

PS, PB, 3 speed aute. Low -

mileage. Excellent con-
dition. Phone 635-5214 after

6pm.
P {stt-ctfn)

1968 OLOSMOBILE Cutlass,
2 door hard top. 350
automatic, buckets, no
‘rust, 4 barrel headers.

Cam. 635-7711 or 635-4043,
(p5-6M)

1970 LAND ROVER. ’ Series
94.88" Warn winch. Hubs
Alr shocks. Boat rack.
Shackles. Phone 615-2222
Local 223 after 3 30 pm.

* (c5-5M)

7) CHEV v4 Ton with
canopy. 350 auto, PS, PB.

Asking $1,500. Phone 630-

1064. :
. (p10-9M) :

1978 CHEVY CHEYENNE
pick up. Shprt-box, Step

* side, 350-4 BBL avtomatic..
Very low mileage &.many.
extras. Ph. 635-5133.

( ps-5M)

1979 FORD SUPERCAB Ms
ton. Camper special.
Loaded. Canopy. Air

_ conditioning. Phone 633-
2335,

{c10-2M)

1979 FORD SUPERCAB
F250. Custom camper
spectal. Low mileage.
Very clean, Would con-
sider alder 24 ton as trade.

View on Kalum Lk. Dr. or

. phone 635-7873 after 6 pm,
{c10-5M}

1978 FORD PICKUP F150. 6
cylinder, 3 speed. Perfect
running condition. Low
mileage. Asking $5,400
OBO. Phone 635-6756.

(ctfn-2-0.480)

1974 GMC: 3% TON 4x4.

Asking price $4,000 OBO.

Phone 435-5605 or 635-6580
local 2%.
a (ctfn- 1-04-80)
1974 CHEVROLET % ton flat
deck. Heavy duty springs.

door H.T. 350cu. In. Asking
$1,150. Phone 635-2670 or
635-5177

. 511 to view.

May 8th,

“tanks & canopy fop. Can be *

Asking $2,100. 1973 Buick 4 .

(sifn-23-04-80)

‘home, 12x68, C-W wasker

dryer, fridge & stove.

Skirted. Joey shack &
balcony. Can ‘be reached
- anytime: after- 5 pi.
‘Maney - Friday 635-7367.
: at: 124M

TRAILER FOR SALE:
‘ 12x68 Safeway: Ma

E1246

1369 W058 FRONTIER:

i
bedroom trailer. Partially
" furnished - inclydes fridge.
stove, table & chalrs.

Possibly other. furniture ;
(negotable). ‘Set-up and .

skirted in. quidt - trailer
court. Lot fenced in. —
Asking $6,000. Phane- 635-

: (oe24)

_ TENDERS

STAND

. TENDING ;

*. CONTRACTS -
Sealed fenders for the
following stand tending
coniract(s) will. be recelved
by ihe Regional: Manager..
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C., on the dates
. shown below. -

-4, Contract ST 1031-161 4s;

"RF & MC Located Legate

Creek Kalum District
Terrace Number of hectares

4.08 |
ViewIng - date May 1th;
1980, leaving T.S.A.

. (Ranger) © Station . at” "F300
am ;
Nofe: Viewing of ‘the stand
fending site prior. to: gub-
mitting a tander - for this.
contract Is mandatory. -

’ , Deadline for.. recelpt . of

tenders Is 3:30-p.m. ‘May
21 st,- 1980.
Tenders must be ‘gub-
milled onthe farm and Inthe
envelopes - supplied. “which,
with ‘particulars, may: be
obtained from the: ‘District’,
- Manager (s) indicated; or .
‘from the Reglonal Manager.
Minisiry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, BC... an
“The jowest or any tender
con not necessarily be at.
ed.
"This call for Tender 1s
unger: the | terms. Bet:
' Canada British, Cali ity bla
tntonsive Forest.
Management Agreement.
Cot (c10-9M)

. BQUIPMENT
FOR SALE

Pohle.Lumber Divislon -

has for sale by sealed bid the .
following: . ue

1¥ Unit: No. 1102 TF. L. 745
Loader c-w gravel bucket.

2).Unit No, 1135- 1973 Chev _
Ca Dump Truck cw 12-14
yd, box.

3). Unit No. 1131 - 1962 Alg
Towmotor lift truck, 18,000
lift capacity gas engine. -. ©

4) Unit No, 1167 - Ford Ya
Ton Pickup 1974 S.N.
FIOGRUara74.

5) 1 only 18 ft. Hardtop
Runabout c-w Calkin
‘Trailer, $nboard-Outhaard.

' The above’ equipment may
be viewed at the mechanic
shop in our plant between 8
a.m. to 4:36 p.m.

6) Unit No. 111} - Gerlinger
Lumber Carrier . Model
SMX, 4
The lumber carrler may
be viewed at Twiniriver
Woodlands mechanical shop
between 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

CONDITIONS ‘

“All equipment sold “as Is
where Is".

‘All sates sublect to B.C.
Sales Tax of 4 percent.

The highest or any offer
not necessarily accepted.

‘The successful bidder
must remove equipment
from the millsite within 7
days of being notified.

Deadline for. bids - May 9
1980,

ones Cash or certified

heque .
"sealed bids should be sent
to: :
CanadianCellulose
Company Limited
Pohle Lumber Division
* Box 2000
Terrace, B.C.
VeG 4Cé
Att: Purchasing Agent
. (a5-5M)

G6. RECREATIONAL.

VEHICLES”

31 FT. AIRSTREAM, Fully
equipped. Sladps 5. Phone
» 47-3805,

(p15-4Ma)

1’ TRAVEL TRAILER in ©

excéllent condition. Sleeps
& Propane fridge, tottet,
furnace, oven, 3 way
lights, equalizer hitch,
_ Glectric brakes & controls.
"Asking $3,000. Phone 635-

4277,
(p3-5M)

‘

; : o
Way siraller. 15° like new.
“Buna nouse styte. Alr
conditioning. © Wintér -
package. 635- 4625." ~

"tps. Gh8)

FOR. SALE: 9 9FT: camper.
‘In good! shape. 3° burner

stove with oven,.‘lea box, -handout.

” wertertank. Sleeps 4; $2,200
OBO, 635-245, -
oe - tes 4M).
es ‘FT: WINNEBAGO .
, motor home’ on GNC:

‘chassis, Sleeps’ 4 Phone -
635-2992, - 7

a. Cetin 1-0480)

DIVORCE |
‘$100 plus Filing Fees
we prepare your divorce
papers aver the phone --—
fast. For more Information
call The Law Shoppe of Jack
D. James; M.B.A. LI.b. Toll
free 112-800-663-3005. Credit
terms available:
' Catfin-Th-2-4-80) -

‘will the person” “who
brought Ina river boat for
peele at Skeena -Wood |

roducts please pick It vp.or
At-will be sold. abs e

. Phone 635-3032. i.
_ * (peT ND
| itn |

. + = a

The: Ministry of: Forests -

The Herald, Thursday, May 1. 1980, Page: ae

has: recently. acquired’ four .

pesticide. use permis: in
‘otder'ta conduct’ a-rasearch
‘project - involving --the - ap.
plication of twa “new her:
bicides on Sitka Spruce
plantations which have been
overtopped, by deciduous:
brush, |

- These permits: “cover: a
10.12 hectare clear cut. area

PAK.
5 : For

suk “calif.
_ (UPL
limous ites
‘rhinestone-epibellished
country music. celebrities
pulled up to. the Hollywood
_Pafladium for the Academy
of Country. Music's annuat
of: its prestigious,
. Hat" trophy.

*. But this year the: academy.

decided. it wanted to dish out .
” amore countrified: telecast .
and begin what's hoped to be’ .
‘a Southern California ver-

sion of "Grand Ole ° Opry 2

West,”
And what “ould, be more

homespun ‘than » the Good :

Time Theater cat’ Knott's
Berry Farm? Tonight’s two-
hour nationwide telecast on
NBC features hosts Claude

Akins, Loretta Lynn and

Charley Pride,

Kenny Rogers, who won a
- Grammy this. yedr as’ the
Best Country Male :Vocallst,
received : five -nominations.
Rogers © had.- the - most
nominations
categories, . with. Larry.
‘Gatlin and Waylon: Jennings

capluring -four .nominations .

each in balloting by the
academy's 2,000 members.
: . Crystal.Gayle led female
contenders. with three
nominations, trailed by Miss
Lynn, Dolly Parton and
’ Louise Mandrell with. two
each.

Rogers. was nominated in
the coveted ‘Entertainer of
> the Year category with Miss

.. Gayle, Jennings, Miss Lynn -

‘and Willie Nelson. The
‘bearded singer also was

nominated. as Top Male .

Vocalist with Gatlin, Jen-

nings, Moe. Bandy and Don :

. Williams. .*
Miss Gayle was nominated

“years, -
:hauling ¢

inthe 30.

a) Tup Fema le Vocalist with”
Miss"Lynn, Barbara Man- -

‘drell, Anne: Murray - and
Dolly Parton, -*'
. Single™:-of ‘the: ‘Year

nominations went to Gatlin’s
’ “All the Gold in California;”
Jennings’
Rogers’ ‘Coward of the
County," Miss Gayle's ‘Half
the Way,” and-the Charlie
Daniels. Band's: Crammy
Award winning "Devil. Went...
Down to Georgia.”

Song. of the Year nominees
were Gatlin’s ''All the Geld
_In California ;” Bandy’s ‘‘It’s
“gp Cheatin’ Situation;"’
Rogers’ “She Believes in
_ Me;"' Miss Parton's “You're

the Only One," and T.G.

Shepherd's 3 “Last Cheater’s
_ Waltz.”

Album of the Year
nominations. went to Jen--
nings' ‘‘Greatest Hits;’’
Rogers’ “‘Kenny;" Gatlin's
“Straight -Ahead;"  Em-

_ mylou Harris’ “Blue Ken-

tucky Girl,” and Nélson's
“Willie Sings Kristofferson.'"
Nominated for Top Vocal

‘ Group were Bandy & Joe

Stampley,; Jim Ed Brown &
Jelen. Cornelius, Louise
Mandrell & R.C. Bannon,
-The Oak Ridge Boys and the’.
Statler Brothers, -

New. Male Vocalist
nominees were John’ An-
derson, Razzy “Bailey,
Bannon, Randy Barlow and:
Big Al Downing; and new
female vocalist contenders
‘were Rosdnne Cash, Lacy J. ¢
Dalton, Gall Davies, ‘Louise «.

. Mandrell and: ‘Sylvia.

. Motion Picture of the Year
nominees, were "Concrete
Cowboy,”' “Electric Hor-
seman,” “Elvis'' and

“Living Legend. Woe

Three, special awards _

“Amanda;"’ -

:, Buddy. Emmons,

The Pioneer Award; the Jim. ,
Reeves Memorial. Award:
and Country Artist of: the:
Decade — voted by_ the..
academy's board. of - direc-;
tors also: will ‘be “presented
during the telecast... |

Winners ’in-the off-camera»
categories were announced -
earlier this week oy
Academy, of Country Music-
President Bill Boyd, .- -:,

Country Nightclub ‘of the:

" Year went. to. Gilley’s in. °

’ Pasadena, Texas..

Dise ‘Jockey of the Year -

. was King Edward of WSLC

radio in Roanoke, Va. Radlo

- station of the year was KFDI »

radio in Wichita, Kan. .
Winners In the musicians’

entegories were The Charlie

Daniels Band, Best Touring

band; The Midnight Riders, | -
Best Non-touring ‘Band, and «

Charlie McCoy, harmonica;

. Billy Graham, bass; Archie

’ Francis, drums; Johnny

Gimble, fiddle; Al Bruno; -

guitar; Hargus- | MP ig”
Robbins, ‘keyboard; and

‘Bullar.

He e enjoys, the old dusters

OTTAWA (CP) — When
Garv Towell says there's
nothing:he enjoys more than

_Friday night at the movies, -.

he's not talking about any

east of Kwinitsa anda 14.19. ordinary movie and he’s not

” -hecfare area near Weglladap

. Creek: tn the Nass, -River

drainage. At each. location,
the butk of the permit: area

talking small. :
.Towell owns what ‘is
probably © the - largest

amateur. collection of B-

will: be- treated with: a.one western movies — especially

percent: solytlon ” of

Gene Autry horse operas —

KRENITE, aherbicide with anywhere in North America.

extremely low toxicity. to:
twa, ; > YEOrB
<“hactare block: in.each. amrea, +

mammals, and fish A

“WHE ‘be. treated: “Avith
GLYPHOSATE, a ‘sacond -
low ‘toxic herbicide. =
~'Coples of the conditions of
the péermlt and maps of the
treatment: areas: are on
display. at the. Terrace’
Ranger Statlon-and the
' Forest Ranger ‘Service
Office “In the Prids of the
” North: Mall in Prince Rupert.
Anyone: wishing. further
information should consult.

these postings. ;
7 (a7-8M)

B.C. Hydre & Power
. Authority has recaived a

Pesticide Control Act Publle =

Land: Pesticide Use Permit
for the ‘use -of Tordon: 101
(P.G.P_ Aci Reg. No: 9007),
for | Conlferous © -and

Deciduous brush control on
Ekectrical Transmission line ~
‘right-of-way, Circuit 5L63
between fowers 244-1 to 262-3
(271 acres), Copper River
area, and Circuit 21101

‘between towers 43-7 fo 59-4
(100 acres), Skeena. River
area within the period June
1, 198 to September 15, 1980.

Acopy of this permit, 105-
70 & 71-80 and map may be
viewed at the B.C. Hydro &
Power Authority's office at
Terraceand Smithers during
normal working hours from
May 1, 1980 to September 15,
1980.

Any ‘person wishing to
appeal the Issuance of this
permit or any condition
contained thereln should
provide a written notice of
appeal to the office of

‘Mr. B. Vanee,
Administrator,
- Pesticide Control Act,
15326- 103A Avenue,
Surrey, B.C.

'. VIRTA2
(a9-30A)

Keep Canada
Beautiful

,

-He began collecting eight

270 , including

978 of thé 92 flicks ‘through -

which Gene Autry sang and
galloped his horse Champion

from 1934 to 1953. . ‘
And Towell..is not alone.
For six years, he ard: il

other members of a hard-

core’ B-western film ¢lub
have been ‘meeting every
Friday night at Towell’s
home to wwateh three of the

Disabled

place on

‘DAYTON, Ohio (AP) —
When members of Wright:
State University’s . theatre
troup appear for curtain
calls at the end of a. show,
only about half take a bow.

That's because the rest are
in wheelchairs,

“Half our members roll
around instead of walk,’
sald Bill Rickert, director of

Stock Theatre Co.
“It's meant to be that way.”
The ‘company of about 40

students was formed a year .-

ago in co-ordination with the

National Committee of Arts
for the Handicapped.

The school, one of. eight
model sites for the disabled
in the United-States, began
the company as an ex-
periment, Rickert said. At
first, many stucents were
wary when a plea was made
for handicapped performers,

“But we let them know we
didn’t want to just use
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a whole different rhythm of
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lured kids by the millions‘tp.
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line, a fair amount of action
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a smooth type of movement,
compared with legs. The
wheelchair also can become
a metaphor to suggest en-
fapment or It can become
other things like a car.”
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movement on stage, few
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also limited in what they can
physically do on stage,
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although private companies
sell\them for as much as

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thusiasts are his wife Elaine
and. their two daughters,
ages 8 and 10, who usually

join in the Friday night -

screenings.

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and the choice depends on
who's there,” Towell says.

“Often someone requests a

favorite. We usually start ©

with a western,” probably an

Autry, then show a comedy, —

like one of the Bowery Boys
pictures, then come hack
with another western,”
Towell, who operates
record store, has seen the
movies so many times he can
tell you, without even
using to think, how many

times Smiley Burnette’ wa
Autry’s comic sidekick and -

how often Pat Buttram
played the best-pal-except-
Champion role.

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thuslasm, Towell is the first

western is over.

"They really died in the
late ‘50s when television
became popular,” he says.
“It got to the point where the
times were ‘changing anc
movies were changing.”

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