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Black powder shootists at the winter. ‘games: ‘Dave
Hogarth, Terrace, took the gold In formal targets while
Tayler’ Sapergia, Prince George, took the gold In the

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” primitiveavent which 0 Included knife throwing. It was
the event's first time in-the Games, Other. Terrace

- Shootists enjoyed the Gans ut-won no b medals.

Willy Schnelder, president of ihe Terrace Rotary Club,
turns over the keys of the latest RCMP vehicle to
Constable Fern Steiner. it Is the first time in Canada that -

@ Honda Clvic will be Used by the RCMP. Steiner will use ii

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In her duties as local public relations: officer, for the RCMP.
The: car was donated byt the Rotary Club. on

' MacEachen said .Monday.

, By DON GCLARFER.
Sports Editor.

Winter. Games come off?
- “Y ‘can't think of. anyng major that

we'd change if ‘we hada’. chance," said
Tony Praill, “I dor’ t think we

‘committee’ for the 1988. Gamei,’ ‘which: took-
place:over the: ‘weekend: in Terrace, . felt
that aside from ‘a-few: ‘minor’ procedural
clianges the Games went ai :well 88 the

had been planned to go, . 7 :

“The only things.that come to. mind ‘aie’ 7
fine tuning, ‘some detail’ changes,” Praili
. said. . “There were some small:things that:

caused us problems, like the registration --

of adults; and I think if we could now weld
haye had a hostess at each game site to -
help the évent co-ordinators, but on the ©

’ whole it-went Teally well. acon
' Praill said the key things that make the

. Games a success’ all went ’ “off. like
clockwork, especially “the - billetinig - ah

'. Thureday.evening, when over 900 athletes. -

were processed in under tive hours.

- “The key thing is the billeting,”” he said. ..

thing.”
John McMuteby ; president of the

with the smoothness of the billeting.

“If the billeting goes well, the whole

~ games will go well,” MeMurchy. said,

“It went very well, very smoothly, and the
- transportation of the ‘athletes went ‘well. °’
“I'm really pleased about the whole -

' . Northern B.C. Winter Games Society, said oe
on the weekend that he. was impressed oe

“The billets just came in, got processed) .

atid left without a hitch, ‘and sineg, then

everything has gone perfectly. wee
‘ MeMurchy was also impressed with the

Terrace het Committee’ ‘3 idea“of Taving

By KEITH ALFORD

‘ » Herald Staff Writer
TERRACE— Terrace needs more foster
", parents, while Kitimat and Prince Rupert
_ have foster homes that are not being used.
So states Beverly: Hayden, the regional:
“coordinator ‘for. foster parents. Hayden
> has. been the: president ‘of the local foster,
‘parent association ‘for two. years,-but now

foster: batants:

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Ford;. hoth:of Smithers, are being. funded. -
} a’ Canada’.Commiunity’ Development. -
"Project grant. This isthe’ first time: the’ '
* province has.provided support workers for
" foster ‘parents: .-

_The goal. of the coordinators i is fourfold.

: One; :to “support local’ foster - parents —
7 organizations, Two, to educate the public |

on what the roles ‘and limitations of foster

. parents are. “Three, ‘to recruit. and orient

foster. parents. Four, to develop training
packages ona one-to-one basis for foster

= “eR ‘two. “other. people; . she is a “paid. :
resqu

parents. All this is coordinated with the :

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‘Games. officials - “were also. impress
with: ‘the: way _ the - people: ‘ot Terrace -
supported the Games.
~The. facilities have just been packed;
- MeMurchy said.. “The spectators | interest ©.
is fantastic. ‘There are 700 people in here |
(the REM Lee ‘Theatre, where the boxing:
took place) and there’ 8a alineup to get in.” -

“There couldn't have been anyone left
in their homes,” Praill said. “The crowds
were unbelievable. 7

‘And as: good as. Terrace was to the
Games, the Games were good to Terrace. - -
Most business people spoken with Monday .

.. Bald that business had simply boomed aver ~

‘the weekend, and - -although . there were
Some things that didn’t move that well,
_ Praill sald he knew of atleast one car and
one snowmobile that were sold to outof-
town participants. _
“Tt was strange,” he said. "Some of the |
things: you, ‘wouldn't think would do’ well:
_._ iid, while o others that should-have cleaned
* up didn’t, . Tt was very. hard to predict that.
way.) an
- Games?
" * “Tt was 9 wild weekend. A nice kind. of
wild, but wild, "

ministry of human rescurees,
‘Hayden says foster parents: area
community resource, but she ‘notes. that-.
Terrace is getting a poor. response to, the
"program. Very few foster parents are:
coming to meetings.
. Foster parents do not adopt the child
they care for and the time they. stay. In the.
os home can vary from 72 hours to five years,
The: children. Stay, in he town - -they’ are
L hat:

tof, f dammpor ary bhelter.

erate ini
d@h and ‘the two other. resource
ae will continue to organied' parenting
workshops. “She notes they: may. also be
: = usefill for blended ti fantilies or families with
younger relatives staying with them. In-
‘those cases, some skills other. than’ those .
used by biological families may be needed:
Those who are considering becoming
foster parents are also invited to attend as
@ means of becoming acquainted with the —
program...
: For more inforrnation {telephone 635-

Test agreement separate

separate pact is negotiated.

OTTAWA’ (cP) — ‘The
government doesnot intend’: Jewett °
to exclude cruise missile - MacEachen .

tests froma new, defence

“umbrella . “agreement”. it °
will soon. sign. with the’
United States, External .
_ Affairs . Minister “Allan -

“He added, however, that a
separate pact: covering.

privately “Who knows what

will happen down the line?"

but she said the minister
may have just been trying
to keep her quiel:

that
her

sald
told

“Suspension upheld

Herald Staff Writer

friendé gre. ‘The foster parent program ta...

‘commission, in a report that.might force;‘an .
"Minister ‘Ariel Sharon personally responsible
forthe. Beirut refugee camp: ‘massacre: ‘and ©
_ called on:him to resign. '
io vasion of. Lebanon, was reported bathing: at
+ stepping dowi. -

result when they allowed Lehanesé militiagen:

- intd.the two camps, where. they slaughtered |
huridreds -of. Palestinian elvilians,. “Including

O°

ap emergency seasion that lasted for moré than:
‘two’hour's but reached no decision or whether: :
for Wetinesday.

“accept the fikdings and resign.

aibitity.” n

- Sharon. blamed. for Beirut. massacre

_JERUSALEM. (AP) “—_A special’ ‘iquity
‘ol ‘defence draw the: appropriate personal
: conclusions,” their report said, | .
If Sharon refuses to step down, Bégin should :

fire him, it added. °
"However: Israeli state radio, reported, Begin

Israeli general election, today found Defence”

Sharon, architect of last year’ 8 Israall in ,

“The commilssion said Israeli leaders ‘should.
have foreseen that needless bloodshed “at split on the question. -_ ;
"entire Begin cabinet might resign; and
_ early election; Begin aides have Mitd thé:
minister would: ‘stép down if any senlor’ Israeli.
official were blamed in the massacre, but: ther¢ ,.-

women and children. ‘ ' .
~The’ commission. rebuked Prime . Minister:

_ Menachem’ Begin, for what it called: hisdn-° Gas no immediate indication whether, he old :
difference ‘during ‘the massacre last Sep; by. this position;
tember, but recommended no action ‘against |: The ‘commission | ‘report, ais6" called for. ‘the:

The thadings sent Begin and lils cabiret it

° Eytin, harshly chastised chietof staff; F

to endorse the report. Another session: wad et ,

" ‘ the rnassaicte,
Jsrael radio sald Sharon, architect of Iecael's 3 ;

invasion ‘of Lebanon last June 6, was retusing-o

‘fegally- binding. bit ‘will. hi
weight, comes ata time

“The ‘commission, : coniprised of two I
Supréihe Cdirt justices and a retired denial,
aceused thé defence minister of “blund
and taid it ‘fn he “beard personal respon

_ Aeroeli peace.
a

Peeriniates 1

“In our opinion, it is fitting that the thinister. J a

met privately with Sharon and told ihe’ defence: --
- ininister he. would not dismiss him. It. was nol
known whether he asked Sharon to voluntarily. :
" resign. Begin’s multiparty coalition appeared. :

Israel radio noted ‘one possibility is that the: .

dismissal of Israel's military intelligerice chief, .
Ma}.-Gen: Yehoshiia: ‘Saguy; Lt.Gen. ‘Raphael
big

_ Minister Yitzhak Shamir;and Bela Ge Anjos: De

_ =the Israeli corntnlsslon' report, whieh is: wot

when the ‘Begin, .
‘kovernment: is under iricreastig U.S, pressure
‘to conclude negotiations for thé withdrawal of -.
_ iS foxes from “Lebanon and:to make-tew
"concessions ini the search’ for: an overall ‘Arab

‘The state radio. sald Sharon, 54, a popillar ex-

_*. eneral and hero of the.1973 Yom Kippur War,.
7 . had already been offered an alternate post as
° thinister i in charge of the Israeli-occupied West

~ Bank of the Jordan ‘River, but was refusing to
accept {he commission's recom mendations and -
resign. Se ym, a

Mbmbers of the Begin coalition interviewed

should, acl.

: ‘Meir. shitrit and brat Zeigerman; of Begin’ 's
6wn'Likud bloc, said he had no choice. but to.
x Step down. But. Hanan Porat of the right-wing
~ Tehiya, faction said the: ‘gravity. of the penaliy

vs ‘was far heavier than the. misconduct attribuled

a Sharon. -He said Sharon. Should: ‘stay:
9 ‘The cpposition Labor party had io clear-cut

S eam ent, apparently waiting for events to take -

theircourse. The. Moscow-allgned Commiunist.
arty’ pivpésed a nd-confidence motion that, if,
‘abpraved, would be debated hext week. a

Shanti, In in Went Germany today,. said hev was
cutting short a European tour ane returning to
Israel on Wednesday.

strated outside’ ‘Begin's: difice as‘ the: cabinet
assembled. They carried: ‘baziners ‘reading:

“Begin and Sharon, this: Péople gre Behind

" You," Some had come from selllements in the,

- eecupled Weal Bank.

on Israel. Radio were: elit. aver how: Sharon .

» back-bencher
disarmament issue, He sald.

More; than: 100 Sharon slipporiers “denion:.
Monday that’ inany MPs,

testing of the cruise missiles -
- over Canadian territory -
must still be negotiated with .

the-Americans,. _ ;
‘MacEachen, who turned
down a request from’ New
Democrat’ MP Pauline
Jewett to reject-. the

proposed tests, said. it. is.

important... the overall

' agreement” exclude . any

testing. of armed missiles,
The minister repeated
that he-will make public the

new . defence umbrella .

agreement : that will pave
‘the way: for.:the cruise
‘ migsile tests, But he refused

to say whether the separate -
_ Weapons

agreements still to be

: negotlated will also be made .

public,

Meanwhile, Liberal MP ©

Paul McRae, who said last

month cabinet is uneasy'on’
"the “cruise . issue,

reporters there are ‘still a

“umber of: ministers..and.

governnient MPs unhappy
‘with. Ottawa's approval in
Principle of the tests,

McRae, MP’ for Thunder ,

” Bay,. has been. the most
- Gutspoken government
on the

unhappy with the handllig
_ of the crulee issue, intend to
press: MacEachen for
Precise details when the

-KITIMAT_ A labor relations arbitrator has ‘upheld a
three-day suspension imposed by Alcan on-two CASAW
employees, The suspensions arise from an incident in April

" 1982, when the (wo workers refused to load ingots aboard a

ship that was also | carrying the pesticide DDT.
The employees refused to load the ship saying ‘that the”

working - conditions weré unsafe, based on WCB-safety

regulations and their collective agreement. A WCB. officer:

- inspected the ship and: ‘ruled that conditions were safe, but:

the workers continued their refusal.
-_ Arbitrator Allan’ Hope ruled that the employees had no
reasonable basis to continue to refuse to work after the ‘job

“had been ruled safe: Alcan lald the suspensions after the

CASAW workers continued for Iwo days to refuse loading...
A night shift crew loaded the ship, the two day shifl.e em-
ployees were, ‘sent home and suspended. - .

testing .

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