George: King, of the Loyal Order of the Moose,
‘Lessard and Cathy Lambright with a cheque for $3,000.

money will go to funding the Cariboo North-Central Regional
figure skating champlonships that will. be held in Terrace in

November."

Photo by Carla Wilson

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By DON. SCHAFFER
‘Herald Staff Writer '
Greedy relative, a dying
atd aunt, an-evil phantom;

and ../Zorba -Kojacket?
Charlene" $Deyils?
These are the ingredients
*. that make up The .Prime
. ‘Time Crime, a funny spool of
television detectives and.
their foes and foibles, belng’
presented at the R.E.M, Lee
Theatre by. ‘the Skeena’
Junior ‘Secondary School
Theatre’. arts department.’
An imaginatively staged
and well-acted‘ send-up,
| Prime Time: Crithe's’, only
weakness is that one ofthe :
“students acting the’ Se
not remember _ bevage
show’s main ‘thar
from thé tube, °°
‘Tony. Baretta, Theo Kojak,
and Charley's Angels are the .
immediately recognizable.
targets of the play, written
by William Gleason.
Grasshopper Kane, the other
detective . attempting to
track down the killer of Aunt
Abigail Shropshire’s greedy
nephews, is a bit obscure
unless you remember the -

~ that’
-Femembered .

creates a 1 minor seobiona, in lovers from way back. who -
fisn’t ‘have been reunited in times “
by: the of erisis ~Marie’s Aunt
residents of Terrace that can - Abigail (Andrea Clarke) .is -
-‘on‘her last legs and/all the.
‘ Other. than that though; ihe relatives, who are less -
shots. that get taken at the human
_dicks-are on target, and the buzzard,
students playing the various ‘around waiting for the will ta

the show -

‘‘ramember that far back."

> Crime
| good f for. a a laugh

characters do a good job in be'read. |

thelr roles, *
‘ A footnote onthe program

-Skeena isn’t to make actors ‘Aunt Abigail and Marie,
while the detectives, Borotta —

and actresses out of the
‘students, but apparently, °- :
this has been a fortunate side -
effect of: the sass, .

Grasshoppery, that. sWnadg dips believable as they have to:

_ David Carradine

Kung Fu, .«..;
ABC. isn't: carried on the

dipeisa.famous=.» bei
the one- inthe ABC: show: Go.

Dorzi

viens

- Marnie Morrison and Paul’:
play the two leads, .

local cable services, which David and Marie, young”

Safeway avoids
layoffs, shortages.

There wifi be‘food on
Safeway's shelves next week
now that a ‘settlement has
been reached in a labor
dispute, and retall clerks no
longer face layoffs.

Members ‘of McDonald's
Consolidated that belong to
the Retail, Wholesale and.
Department store union Had
served strike notice effective
Tuesday, midnight.

McDonald's supplies |

_ Safeway and had given & 72-
hour advance notice of the
possibility . .of a strike so

. Safeway. would not be caught

a

with perishable goods behind -
picket lines. |

There was no work stop.
page and union members
reported to work on Wed-
nesday. The Safeway :

warehouse in Burnaby was .
"emptied of perishables ‘and -
the company was short of.

them for a couple of days,
said Georgina Bullen,
Safeway spokesman. ao

The proposed settlement is
going to be presented to
union members on Sunday .
and, Safeway ‘is optimistic
there will be agreement.

Meanwhile, the. butler,

_ Angels (Teen, ore

heweal on eu hol ae

than, * Borrota's
are hovering’.

Employees oor,

we to facilitate negotiatioris bik:

in.” the’ ‘company refuses to ‘drop *

Telephone Company’ are still.

inthe ‘middle of contract:
talks, said’ Croft: ‘Randle at”
the Kitimat-Terface and |
District Labor Council
meeting Thursday.-:' |.

It looks like the company *!

wants us to, walk. out,” he»

said,
The union dropped three
key Items in their. demands,”

L Engineers query
need for school °

Hy GAIL DOTINGA |

Herald Siafl Writer
’ Both. ° Simon . Fraser
University -. and. the

University of Victoria. care,
University - of.

lobbying - hard’. for. a new

~ engineering ; faculty, but. the -
“Association of. Professional
_ Engineers. of . B.C... has:
reservations, & spokesman
“present: the report to the
Universities Council, which
_is-responaible for funding; in in

for the group said in Terrace
“Thursday.

_v We, have. ‘established a.
ia ” task force to: study the need ‘

_unlon /UBEW),.

way
-medicine.” - |

anything, he said,

"AC, Tel has appealed. ‘an =
“overtime :ban the: unlon -
began. recently to. ensure .

empl ees ‘wouldn't be ‘laid
judge's decision, ip:
“penal roy

The electrical worker’ 8

cig just.

“beatnnlna contrast

“fer-an addiiionalengineéring -

faculty in the province,” said.

Norman Johnson, president”
-of the group. “There is never:

a. waiting .,fist at, the”
British
Columbia in engineering the
there isin law or

The ‘association will 4

the fall. Currently: UBCis the

“negotiations” ” Jacques:
* Samuel said the company is
. being more receptive than.
‘last timé and‘ he ‘has hopes
“for a decent contract. °

- Bill ‘Hutchinson, of the
International ' Woodworker's
of America reported oh ‘the:

“fire hazard rating. He said if.

‘the woods remain. dry |
logging will likely. shut’ ‘down’.
on Monday : and leave tnany

7

‘only... university in- the

province 1 with an engineering
facu culty.

“Johnson fecis it is essential
to have | . sufficient.
‘engineering personnel ‘and
does not .want to . rely. on
other provinces for it, but at
the same time wants.to be

‘sure there is a need for the —

additional manpower.

= (WEATHER)

LIBRARY BROWSING

by ED CURELL and MARIA. YOUNG a

‘

We would like to remind all visitors passing ‘through: ‘the

_ Terrace area thata temporary library card can be obtained.

_ All you need is $5.00 t a bes fee) and afew mak to iil
"out an application:, our. library card wl yalid.for twa-
says that the purpose of'the - Chives, played by. Shane  months-and if brought in before the expiry date, $4.00 will he |
Theatre Arts program at © Isfeld, is playing protector to” mantis ans aht in before the ¢ pry ; ha

“Our lawn, flowers and picnic, ‘ables povide an ‘excellent
~ lune selting especially with theaun v we've been seeing.

The weather ‘forecast for

Saturday is mainly sunny

with a few afternoon clouds.

’ ‘The high should reach 21 or

22 degrees Celsius and the
low should drop. off to 12.

The rest of ‘the weekend
calls for much of the same
weather but with a little
more cloud.” early. ‘Sunday.

’ Professional

aturday

men out of work,

The Office ——_ and
Employees
Union is in contract

negotiations,

‘The _ British Columbia

Government Employee's

‘Union’ {BCGEU) at Nor- -

thwest Communily College

_ hassettled its contract. They.
“ will recelye an. eight per cent
__ increase over two years and
We four’ weeks holidays,

The .major’-issue that

alk BCGEU. 812 is concerned
vty with is the government's
~ proposed changes to their .

pension.plan, The union has

“organized, rallies throughout

The Heraid, Friday, Jtine 20, 1980, Page 3.

the province ‘and maintaiiis _
the current plan is finatie *
cially sound and needs DO
‘ changes: res

Jerry “Sayers, af BCGEU.

612, reported on the proposed’ .” a

social services personnel -
act. She said this will place °

regulations on the practice of .
social work in the: provinee. ~~
“The union fears that soclal - *
be forced to.
leave the BCGEU and join --

workers may

the licensed professionals
association. Because matiy

_ people working the field
‘have various backgrounds -

this new act may limit the .

- field to people with a social —
* work degree, she said.

vestigate rep

‘allowance also paid.

“July 2, 1980.

>

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION i nigHWAYS.
“MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS CO-ORDINATOR

Competition X80: 1481-68:
In Dease Lake, advise management supervisory
staff-and monitor the District Maintenance and
Management Programs: assist with formulation
of. work. progrgms and analyze progress;
organize monthif. meetings, wierpret and Im -
for accuracy; communicate
with other.co-ordhators, ensure Input systems’
. document accuracy and progress?. conduct work
methods-procadures studies. a

Qualifications: - - Secondary school ‘graduation oF a
equivalent and related experience — or -

technological ‘Institute graduation: and ex |
perlence; physically fit; knowledge of methods’
and systems. Involved; ability to prepare and
maintain ‘related records.

‘Return sppiceioe by.

$17,304-920,268

$1035 northern

“june 2

|: 00pm- 12h

Refreshments z hot food...

served to you by. tite local
_Kinsmen & Kinettes.

Tend food, good music, good times

ADMISSION - ®. 00 per person

No admittance to persons under 19 years old,

You can take the whole cv off. And save.
You see, Sunday's long c.stance discounts on

.. $tation-to-station calls tamost places in B.C. apply

ee a day

So just sit back, pick u

Saturday, too.

p the phone and talk things over with a