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Please forward seated
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C.C.A. Box 1065,
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* NOTICEOF .
APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE Is hereby given
that'an application wilt be
made.to the. Director of
Vital Statistics for a change
of name, pursuant to the |
provisions of. the “‘Name .
Act” by ma Judy Elizabeth,
Grohs of 1112 - 2607 Pear
Street, In. Terrace, British:
Columbla.

To. change my name from.
Grohs, Judy Elizabeth to
Salsbury, Judy . Elizabeth.

Dated’ this 9th. day ‘of .-

January, AD, 1984.
Judy.Grohs

cag PMA:

. ‘predicts :

which *
. Knowledge.

‘eross-country
hearings ‘In Toronto:.
“Although © ‘government

“public

force Is that it is examining
the ‘consumers’ polnt-. of

_. ew,” says.Lucian Blair, '

. ‘spokesman _ for | the:
': Canadian .- Medical:
“Association, =

“The — six-membor task

force, funded: at

on the growing pressures of
‘financing a health-care
system — founded :
universal ‘medicare. -but

faced with rapidly changing ‘
da- ;

technology ~ ‘and 7an
creasingly older, population. :

Headed by Joan Watson, a
CBC: consumer
mentator, the task force will
hear submissions fram the
' public = “and” ‘health
organizations: in a seriés of

- meetings | beginning
Thursday ‘and Friday - in
Toronto and winding up

March 30 in Ottawa. ~
“Once having done that, a
Teport is expected by. the
end of June that will

. recommend what cen be

done to improve health care.
_OF whether the system is
fine and ‘should’ be’ left’
alone,” Blair said. “But our
suspicion is that the: con-

~ Bumer suffers as a vegult of |.

“underfunding. mee
"Blair said health care
costs in Canada are soaring
as hospitala scramble to
keep up with - advancing
technology, which
making some current high-
priced medical equipment

obsolete,

- Health professionals must

: also prepare for the impact

on health costs from an

“aging population, he said.

‘PREDICTS RISE

. i The’: National AdNisory

“Council GW ARIE in ottawa.

Canadians over age 65 will

‘NOTICE TO Creditors and

otters in the matter of the

Estate of David Robert

Erickson. ..

All parties having clalms

against the estate are

‘required to ° forward

particulars to Carl’ R, |
Erickson, 1577: Kenworth

St., Terrace, B.C, VaG 3X5

= On.or before 15 February
“1984 after.which date claims

filed may be pald without
reference ‘fo any claims of
the personal

. Carl R. Erickson,
; Executor.
1877 Kenworth, :
‘Terrace
*{P1213}an.)

we -4

ANVITATION TO TENDER

. The Parks & Outdoor Recreation Diviston Invites

‘offers ky Sealed tender for the construction of a

_. plenle shelter located at A
(Queen Charlotte Islands)

Contract details and bldder Instructions can be ,

objalned fram:

gate Beach Campground
26 km. north of Masset. ;

“Parks & Outdoor Recreston Division

* . Bag’s000,
‘Smithers, B.C.
7 Mas aNo

_’ Phone 047-4411 local 207

" Sealed tenders will be accented no! 3 ister than 2:00

_ PM. on Janvary 26; 1984 and shall be delivered, to

“the above address, 7 7

The lowest or any. ‘bid may nat: “fei cossarlly ‘be

Seer. Tae ereren es

yas

accepted. Any enquiries stiould be directed Jo Mr.

; _ Larry Boudreau, 647-4411 local 27, -

ig
BCAA

Ministry of Lands,
rarks and Housing

Hanoyrabie Anthony J. Brumifet, Minter"

ake aed

ae pe "DE. Green
‘Diktrict Manager.
Skeena District

(aed 13Jan)

“highly charged political,
' debate over: funding“health any
. Services in’ Canada Will take:
‘a back, seat’ to ‘consumer |

concéms this week when a°
’ natlonal task force on health.
"care begins “a ; “series. of

commissions have locked at.
health carein the past, what.
- Is unique - about ‘thig- task -

estimated cost of $250,000 b by ;
the association, Will focus -

on’

“com .

the " nuniber of

incréage to imioke than: 2 per:

per cent today. :: ie

that. ‘segment .’ “of = the

. said Blair. .

“Originally ‘scheduled to
begin -. in “October;

‘task force. members . who
embroiled | ‘in:, ” federal-

provincial squabbles’ over
“: health care funding.’ .

-However, tha -Btart-of. the :

‘hearings this week. coin-
cides with. renewed fighting
between - federal - Health.

health act. :
“Begin © is:

the 10 provincial health

ministers, most -of whom .
hope to eoften: the federal.
. government’s-version of the | |!

act. -At present, the act
would. withhold. funding

: from provinces that permit |
. hospital user fees and extra

billing by doctors.

that although’ the. medical
association. is funding the:

hearings; the task foree has -

fought ‘fiercely to establish
our autonomy in the eyes of
the public.”

- The medical assoclation,

which represents 38,000.

physicians, has. reacted
angrily to Begin’s threat ta
Stop doctors from ‘charging
patients fees above set
medicare Anite, :

A
About

centof the population in'the «

‘Year. 2000 from ‘about: nine oy attipper whipping a shackled woman packed them in

. Tuesday, while a federal commisaion on pornography «

“The. gréat stain that * ‘and prosiltution concluded hearings in Alberta,

‘population, will put on: ‘health 7
services is one aspect of the =
' task force's examination, ne

“amutty,?? said Josee Marcil; of Bramwell Enterprises .
‘and Promtions, which ia staging thé show. She said

‘the —
hearings ' Were postponed by -

wanted to avald: ‘becoming |

” 1980s), She said she developed the . submission-

. chaing, manacles and. simulated Bex, was a aa
ABIT T
. Sombre-éuited businessmen sitting next to the. P:
‘hard-hat crowd whistled in ‘unison as a: smoke bomb
“exploded on ‘the makeshift stage. A woman clad.in a
leather belt and little else twirled a cat-o' “nine tails

‘and then willpped her partnéy to the beat of a popular mie (AP)

Minister Monique Begin and .
her provincial counterparts .
over-the proposed Candida

mieetiig.”
separately this ° week with « .. of entertainment, ” sald one spectator, who described

himself as a ‘travelling-sales representative." -.'

" but nobody’ 3 forcing them ‘to come and watch. It's
pretty harmless, really.”

recruiting Canadian talent during the next few weeks
"for Home ‘Box Olfice..

eo Ras “T'in not'sa Leoiidone this butt Tt thy id, .
Watson has algo stressed |- ying sells, sa

"audience have grown up with-sex and violerice on
. television. It triggers, their fantasies. aan oe

* A’ ‘20-minute - sailo- f
nasochiatic sex ‘ihow reatiring a profeasioral female.

- The. show, ‘dubbed Leather and Spice, played (o a

*‘full hoiise: of: ‘appreciative male patrons and. a few 7
“women at a-south-side hotel.

~ "We've ‘got something: for everyone fad. is not!

the show appeals to male and ferriale homosexuals,
sado-masochists and: heterosexuals alike, 1

"We have two: Bins acting’ out a fantasy. I's .
erotic.” ,
~ Marcil said performing vidlent sexual fantasies on.
stage is not’ pornography: ‘but’ the burlesque of ‘the .

domination routine in Fesponse to customer demand. -
‘The audience left ‘no ‘dotibt that’ the. act, with Its”

Bong. crt .
“Ag far ad Tin concerned; this i is just ansther form, -

- “[ Innow the feminists don't like this sort of Stuif,

Dave Stevens, personal manager for the dua, said .,
the act will.be performed for Playboy talent seouts '

“It's what the’ ‘public: wants, These guys in the «

pe under whieh

_ several -
. Nicaraguan. rebels based -
- there ‘called for a formal

SASKATOON (CP) —The

Key - Lake anton mine

POE

y fit

Water building up

” where about. 100 ‘million .

Saskatchewan . ‘Environ- ‘litres’ of radium-
ment Department’: said contaminated water "ppilled
Tuesday water is building _ last week,
up under the.jee near the “+ - Environment '*: “Minister

“Neal Hardy said there'is no
immediate - danger
: contaminated water at the
+ northern”,
“fe “ymine. seeping through. the

“?muskeg and’ eventually

re reaching lakes'and rivers.

‘team ‘ag'th
"Céihiidlali Fodthall League,

and acting,”

Clark, who. retired in 1979, ‘anys. the two careers. have
helped each other, Training in music and theatre helped
him memorize playe and lines “really fast” while football
provided money so he could study acting. - —

Move over ‘Jane Fonda.- Here comes Retold Reagan — .

again,

The New ‘York Daily News reporta that the U. Ss. president

is about to join'the ranks of celebrity exercise book authors.

_ The book will amplify an article Reagan wrote for a

magazine last month in which he extolled. the virtues of

. chopping firewood, horseback tiding and swimming at the

"representative then: has no. - family ranch in the Santa ¥nez mountains and working. out

. in a gymnasium in the White House. -

The article, reported Reagan's chest had grown almost

“two inches since he began his exercise program after John
Hinckley’ 8 ‘attempt on his life, Do Fah

Mick Jagger's interest in raek music has. dwindled: and’ .
y his attention is focused on acting, but he says he still might. :
_ do another tour with the Rolling Stones.
: The problem: with -a potential career in acting. ‘and
. producing is. ‘no one ever asks me,” the s0-year-old Jegger

said in an interview.

“You have to have your nose to the ground for what parts
are going around the major studios, which are very few.” —
He said he’s working on his own film project, in which ‘he -
may take the leading role. But despite his film ambitions,
a Jagger says he might do another: tour with the Stones: this
-B yeat.
“] Jove it. It’s kinid of in my blood, It would be’ awful if I
"went on and tried to do things I couldn't do. But if my body
ff is in good enough condition. then there's no reason I
; shouldn't be able to do it for a few more years,” ;

‘She may be a ple but.a 440-pound porker proved as slip-
pery as a snake and clever.as a fox in eluding police in

Holyoke, Mass.

The sow leaped from the back of farmer Kenneth Par.
son's truck as it motored along Interstate 91. Three state
public works employees collared and fled hertoa guard rail

with rope, -

S . But the sow slipped the bonds and headed north along the
; ‘highway. A state trooper tried to lasso. the pig but she
ducked under a fence and headed for the woods.

After the pig'stomped through the back’ yard of an
apartment complex, a police posse’ finally comered and
q caged it

Actor Elliot Gould sees striking similarities between the
character he plays in “Over the Brooklyn Bridge” and his
own struggles as a Jewish boy growing up ina Jewish

neighborhood,

-. ‘The 45-year-old Gould, who grew up in the Bensonhurst |
section of Brooklyn, N.¥., where the picture was made,
‘arrived in Israel this week for the movie's world premiere. ;

7 He stars as Albie, a struggling Jewish grocery store

Manager who fells in love with 4 Gentile girl,

.. “Tt takes a long time to grow up and understand order,

' ” tradition and ritual,” the actor told reporters in his Tel Aviv |
' hotel sulte, reflecting on his own years of youthful rebellion.

. “As Albie says in the Picture, ‘I have to make my own
dife.*. ~ ;

Gene Clark, a former Toronto Argonaut offensive guard, ,
may not have. liked it when fans laughed at him and his. ald
suffered’ through years “of meioenty in the

But now he wants people io laugh at him, *

Clark, whose first iove has always been show. “business,
opened a new version of his musical comedy act, Big. Men
Have It Rough, this week in Torotito. -. .

He spent a-year refining his material, trying: out | new
* routines and songs in Toronto and Los Angeles. -

“Im happy with the exposure Football gave me but a lot -
of people tended to class me as ‘athlete jack turned actor.’ I
- Mean, years before Istarted playing, football I was singing

 ment’s waste management
. division, is not-so sure: He
paid there “is a. possibility”
- hee watersamder. ‘the. ice
could’ escape and © cause

SSS
environmental . - damage
. elsewhere. '

Although -the muskeg is
frozen, Clark:- said the
contaminated water could
melt’the-muskeg and allow
water to seep throng the
groujid.

‘Despite his
Clark said ,the, buildup of
water under the ice could
make it easier to clean up
the spill because workers
now can- pump -con-
taminated water, which had

been frozen, away from the -

spill -site and into reser-
voirs.

‘An . Environment
‘Department. news release
issued Tuesday said ihe Key
Lake Mining Corp.,. which
operates the mine, ‘was
installing a pipeline to drain.
water. from under the ice.
CROWN COMPANY | —

The corporation is owned
by the Provincial ‘govern:
ment’s -. Saskatchewan
Mining Development Corp.,
Elder Resources Ltd. end
’ Uranerz Exploration . and

Mining Ltd. —

Opposition Leader Allan

Blakenéy sald the govern-
- ment had not done enough to

monitor ‘developments at

But Hardy said a mine
Monitoring - commitiee
could not have prevented or
predicted the spill even if it
had! met quarterly as
required,

“It was a spill over-the
top,” he said, “I would

be ‘standing beside it and
stop it.”

Hardy also said he sees no
reason why water levels at -

monitored ag simply as they
are on his farm,
“The one thing that comes
- to mind is why waen't there
an electfonic backup safety
device” on the reseryalr at
the uranfum mine, he
asked,

“On my littte aump pump
at horie (on an east-central
Saskatchewan farm) on my
sewer system, I have a $1.49
‘flashlight that tells me when
my" sewer pump. hasn't
come on," .said Hardy, “I
wonder why something
similar wasn’t at Key

Lake.”

, Saskatchewan:

But Dave Clark; head of:
‘the Environment: : Depart- y or
“authorities in the acts of .
- aggression that originate

shows
‘ticipation of the Honduran’ ;

concerns, |

thé mine prior to the spill. -

hesltate to think they could .

uranium mines cannot be |

” VANCOUVER: CP)
British alumbiand. will»

Jpalikely . ‘face “a. ‘user-pay

‘system for: local telephone
calls, the president ‘of the
B.C.. Telephone Co, said

_ Tuesday,
But Terence Héenan sald.

’ a move to such a system —
‘customers
"would be charged for in-

__ |) dividual Jocal calls as they
‘| now are: charged for long -

‘distance calls “— is. not

: imminent.

“A. ‘change sth as this

_ takes a long time to im-
| .plement,-for two reasons,”

he ssid. “One, to gat the
° equipment needed, and two,

for It to be accepted -by the

"MANAGUA, Nicaragua.
Nicaragua's
“Forelin Ministry says,

mF Honduran troops recently .

’ crossed the border with
‘rebel fighters as part of a
~ U,S. plan to provoke war

- between Nicaragua and

7 Honduras, *

. In Costa Rica, a group: -of
thousand

alliance . with their coun-
’ terparts based in Honduras.

Both rebel-forees are trying ‘

to topple Nicaragua's leftist

Sandinista government, but

in the past they have not co-
ordinated their efforts.

A western diplomat in E]
‘Salvador said Tuesday the
army ‘there is cracking
down on activity linked to

wd death eguads,

. In’ Nicaragua, Foreign

“Minister Miguel D’Escoto-

‘alleged that an attack
- Sunday. on a Nicaraguan
‘border patrol was proof of
Honduran “complicity” In
rebel attempts to overthrow
the Sandinistas. -:
“These actions show in an
irrefutable manner the
‘complicity of the Honduran

from’ -- their territory,”

“D'Bscpto ‘salt “ini;” protest “J
“note to Edgardo .Paz Bar-.- .

“tiea, the foreign minister of
“Honduras, ©

' "But the attack - also
the direct ' par-.

“army in, ...an American
“plan to start a confrontation
‘between the two countries,

- making it possible for the

United States to intervene in

-. Central America,” the note

said.

.. The United States aids the
Honduran-based rebels, and
‘Nicaragua has claimed that.
A .U.S.-backed invasion is

planned. .
WANT UNIFICATION

' In San Jose, Costa Rica,

Jeadera of. anti-Sandinista
rebels called for
“unification” ‘with rebels.
based in Hondurag ‘to’
accelerate the downfall of
ihe totalitarian Nicaraguan

regime.” ;
- The Democratic
Revolutionary Alliance,"

based in Costa Rica, has
about ‘4,000 fighters, while

the Nicaraguan Democratic

Force, based in Honduras,

‘| GE

—Dra
. —Walki

Lovely cup

‘by Heenan: during a Van-
couvér luicheon speech and
in a later interview, was
immediately slammed by

spokesmen fer consumer

and smal] busines groups.

Heenan said the current
practice.. of billing
customers a low, monthly
. Tate that allows unlimited
local calls’ is a costly
proposition. ©

“In B.C, Telephone Co., in
1992, the subsidy from Jong-

‘distance revenues ‘to. help —

defray the coat of local
service was -about $350
million.”

If. implemented, ‘a user

. War sought?

has about 10,000 troops.
+ Some leaders of the Costa |
Rica:based group have

Democratic Force of having
too many ties to - rightist
dictator Anastasio Somoza, .
who was overthrown by the
Sandinistas in 1979.

In E] Salvador, & western
diplomat sald. the
“Salvadoran military -or-
‘dered army commanders
and police officials to
‘curtail arrests by plain-
clothés agents and notify
the Red Cross in, all arrest
Cases.

The diplomat, “who °
requested anonymity,’ said
in an interview. that the
order came after U.S. Vice-
President George _ Bush.
visited El Salvador on Dee,
i1 and called on the US.-
backed government to curb
the activities of armed
plainclothesmen, who. are
often suspected tn cases of
' disappearances, torture and
death.,-

* yegulators and the public.” "
The -proposition,. outlined ©

- Bystems in Canada, — but

accused, the Nicaraguan .

\ charge “is only assessed on.

‘calls: placed; not received,

“and can vary, by the time of - a

‘day, distance covered, and
duration at call,” " Heenan
sald.
CAN RE REDUCED.
. A oustomer can reduce.
hia telephone charges by
placing fewer calls or
calling in off-peak hours, -
when discounts could apply.
A flat rate could ‘still ‘be
charged, he added, with the
usage fee kicking in after a
certain number of calla,
There. are no user-pay

some exist in Europe and
parts of the U.S.

Based on some U.S.
statistics, Heenan said, the
majority of customers

‘would pay. less under the
.Pay-as-you-go system: The

initia! reaction by -con-
sumers is negative, he said,
but changes with time.

Barbara Morrison, a
spokesman for —. the
Canadian Federation of
Independent Business, said
“small business would be
dead against it."

“We don't need B.C. Tel.
floating these trial balloons
and searing small business

- at a time when the economy

is ina fragile recovéry.”
She. said . the. federation
‘conducted’ a survey in
January of 1980, after Bell
Canada proposed .a similar
system: “‘Highty per cent of
our membership .voted
against it... the reason
being that the equipment to
monitor. slich a system . is

expensive.” -
. Carolyn Halfhide, a

ae
rye
so

“‘ministrator of the Con-

sumers Association -of
Canada (B.C.), said: “Our
general position is ‘that
telephone rates are high .

‘enough and we wouldn't like

to see the consumer face

. higher costs. ad

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