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Pages, The Herald, Friday, January 20, 1984

US: temperatures dro}

A curtain of cold

descending from Canada.

plunged temperatures below —17 Celsius across much of the United States today.

Parts of fastates— all but

Hawaii — were chilled to.

the freezing mark.

“I _Deeémber’ By “destroyed - Sollars’ worth of fruit.

From: the Rockies to the Northeast and as far south as Kansas and Missouri, the mercury was - below —17 early today. - .

‘I fact, {ff you want a ~

nice, warm vacation, you can go to Alaska,”- said

Nolan:Duke of the National Severe Storms Forecast

Centre in Kansas City, Mo. Juneau and Anchorage were both to be at or above zero, he sald. °

At least 19 lives have been claimed by the combination of arctic air and snaw- slicked roads since Tuesday.-

The mercury sank to 35 today in International Falls,

Minn., and —31 in Fargo, .

N.D. Minneapolis reported a reading of —23, and most of Minnesota was in the —20 to —40 range. Temperalures in minis teens extended as far south as - Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia. New

Orleans, hovered around the —

irdezing ” mark. overnight,

and south Florida ranged .

from about 5 to 15. GAME SITE: COLD

In Tarnpa, Fla., the warm-weather site chosen for. Sunday's Super Bowl football game, it was 8 early

today. Bul dense cloud cover apparently spared the

Florida citrus belt from another killer cold like

‘have claimed 1B.

lives this week, including a ‘St. Louis resident ata home -

for the elderly. poor who was

found frozen to. death on a

fire escape “Tharsday, dressed only in gocks and. underwear.

“Labor: warned

~ VANCOUVER, (CP) — The provincial government won't «| interfere with Expo 66 unless labor disputes threaten to -

- disrupt work on the world transportation fair, says Tourism

Minister Claude’ Richmond.

Richmond told British’ Columbia real estate developers Thursday that the government won't tolerate extended —

labor disruptions.

“We can tolerate a certain amount of labor unrest, but nat for long beeause of the fast track we are on," he told members of the Urban Development, Institute.

the

One questioner wanted to know if the government would © step in to prevent accommodation gouging, citing climbing hotel and restaurant prices in Los Angeles as the Olympics approach.

Richmond said the government would not regulate rental housing and hospitality costs during the period of the exhibition.

"Tt’s up to the people in the industry (to. regulate them- selves) bearing in mind we must exist after 1996,” he said.

“We don’t want to come down and be heavy: -handed Big- - Brother government and pass legislation.”

In his. speech, Richmond said Expo 86 is expected to * penerate $2.5 billion to $3 billion in economic activity for the

province. The world fair will create. 56,000 person-years of em- ~ ployment and will be the single’ Breatest stimulus towards. - recovery in the B.C, economy, he said.

. . Site preparation is expected to consume $15. 1 million in . plywood and veneer, $25 million in cement, $6.7 million in “gmail electrical appliances, $4 million in office supplies ang

. $3 million in signs and displays, he. said. All Expo construction contracts are to be let by the end of March and by November 1985, the modular structures built

. said,

: EMERGENCY SERVICE

CLEAN-UP

Commerciat & Residential Carpet & Uphalstery

24 HOUR SERVICE

* CERTIFIED ON LOCATION CARPET DYER

* GRADUATE OF ADVANCED RESTORATION SCHOOL

7 * FLAME PROOFING * ODOR CONTROL OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT

Dave Brown

_|_ 635-6675 .| .

for the fair must be ready to be turned over to exhibitors, he —

before.

; loan.

i

. with the invention of, ihe teething ring,

"She was in the hospital ‘waiting for the bitth to her

second child when Kelly: ‘Wood, a friend and home --

seamstress, brought her’ flanneletie nightie for.

. nursing, The nightie had a flap of fabric over the bust” . that could be tucked undey an elasticised band below ~

the bust,'a simple idea,. but nobady had thought. of it’

‘~

Word soon ‘got arourid ‘ihe ‘maternity ward’ and. : Galton was.faced with a surge of orders trom other " mothers. "Knowing she stumbled upon a product in demand, Galton: found ‘a:location five months after - her child -was born; ‘brought together a ‘nucleus ‘of. _. beamstresses | and Apened the Matherwear Shop in _ April 1983.0 oe. : . Nine months later, ‘the ‘shop has lasted five ‘months. . - “longer than the:province’s Ministry’ of Industry and ™ Smalk Business sald it would, and it provides jobs for‘ 54 women who sew maternity and nursing fashlons in their homes. : .. _ >The seamstresses are investor-owners. Gallon said ‘ . they purchase, their j own fabric, develop their own - designs and receive 75 per cent of the selling price. The store will not make big profits with this split; bul keeping prices down i is its main objective, USED CARS To get the store started, Galton used the iwo cars : she and her husband owned as collateral for a #4, 000

Then with the help of her husband and friends, she _ set to work creating a store, Lumber in the basement. became display shelves, clothes were hung on tubular = chrome racks picked up by: a friend at bargain prices and with a cash ‘register’ to keep records, the a

' operation was set to go. ; . a

_, “Women who are pregnant andona limited budget.

. Simply cannol shop in expensive boutiques;” *? Galton - said. “We're irying to offer merchandise thal’ breaks © the mold of dowdy, solid colors and cutesy necklineg:” .

She said Motherwear Shep stocks affordable; sell: oy

1. ‘made and thoughtfully ‘designed creations. an fa

: Although Laurie Williams, who designs for. the .

‘label Nurturewear, (nursing blouses, camisoles and

dresses) and “designer Kelly Wood - (nursing sleep- ;

‘ wear, dresses) may not ‘be household ‘names, ‘their

- designs are selling and, are popular with the store’s clientele. °

_ Williams’ three-quarter-length sleeve. blouse, in. metallic Madras selis for $38, her poly-cotion, short-

_ Sleeved dress for $62 and a camisole for $20. All feature a slit side with hook and eye for nursing. | Matemity fasions in stock range from classicially styled jumpers to one-of-a-kind dresses ‘and silk. camisoles. : : : _ Customers are carefully measured to ensure Size is mG - right both for.comfort and to Flatter their figures... “It’s really necessary to come ia and browse,” says ©, Galton. “We get different. merchandise each week." -- The shop also stocks warmup suits, knitted baby clothes arid sweaters made by participating. owner- . operators along with 4‘small selection of maniilac- tured maternity items ‘including slips, swimwear, nursing bras, jeans and dresses.

” sat,

|. terms:

* more goods from. the Soviet. Union: AE “they: want: to ‘in-

“Boris. Gordeev, heed. of .ddminiatration for: ‘the ". Soviet ‘Ministry. of, Foreign: . -Drade, said his country ig : considering linking: some. ~ purchases: of. Canadian’ : Grain to the willingness of - » Canadians. ‘to - » buy.. ‘Wiore | “Soviet, products... :

However, Gordeey ‘said -

” his couhiry wil stick t by the © OF! “agreement: b buy ©

» minimum’: of: 25! tmilllon:

July 31, 1996, ' . AS) to the: quantities: in:

y . haye':started: eliminaey ‘negotiations: for-the sale of ‘technology 'to ‘the - “Soviets. - ‘ efeaie ¢ grain exports’ tothe - ;

_ for the wheat board, warmed.” ‘farmers it was coming.

“five: o-vear’ ve

~ yell a

- products, °

- excess of what is provided for under the agreement, we.” do intend to'a certain extent

_ to make a ‘linkage between

what we buy and whal. we

Gordedy:.

reparters, ‘through, an in-

‘told

--terpreter. ; :. The Soviet Union is Canada’ S*, - largest . grain

- gustomer;, buying about $2, billion worth-of agricultural. “goods Jast year. — mainly - wheat and barley. ee “ SPENT: LESS". Be a . Canada apent*only ‘about $43 million buying | Soviet . such , as - cars, farm equipment: ‘and vodka." - The: Soviets have: already °-

-

I: oats.and barley.

‘bought . about "25 ‘million - tonnes of grain’ “with ° 2p. ~years still left inthe long-, °

~ term agreement, However, | there are also minimum quantities they must buy in each year of the agreement.

ported 8.2 million tonnes of | _ wheat and coarse grains to the U.S.S.R.,, well above the 45 million tonney required for that year. . . (Gardeey and six other : members ‘of a.. Soviet: delegation are in Canada for routine talks. with’ officials ‘of the - Winnipeg-based ‘ Canadian Wheat Board, the federal. “agency responsible ' for exporting’ prairie wheal,

In 1982-93, Canada’ ex- -

Gordeev has «been: :.in Canada ‘a:number. of: times

in the past few: ‘years: and -

has been a wey figute: in= Soviet-Canada: grain’ - negotiations. wo Soviet ‘talk of wing gain asa lever: to pet ‘into the - ‘Canadian ‘market‘isn't new. Last . “year, Senator Hazen Argue; minister responsible

’ ‘Argue has been ridiculed - by political opponents for

* catging western farmers to. “buy. more Soviet-made’. -. tonnes of Canadian grain by,

Belarus © tractors "and combines - and Lada ‘cars,

Pam Whitaker's. Skeena Sketches — ie

January ‘certainly seems tobe a month for babies, but: I ; have not yet heard of one being born ina cabbage pateh.”” "A new grandaughter for Robert and Edith Finlayson t Terrace was born to thelr daughter, Audrey and’ her hysband Philip Levsey, who reside in Surrey, B.C. - Sarah Joan. Livsey weighed inat nine

Birgit LeBlanc was indeed surprised to enter the home of. Charmalgne Schulmelster ‘Monday evening Jan. 16 and. discover.a baby shower in her honor,- She.thought she had

‘come “just to. visit and. show - LeBlanc,” ~

“government ' palic

‘Soviet. goods should sn the country on. the:-da footing as products” from other nations: »_ “Growth of two-way trade

“between our two- ‘countries \ * cand. the exchange. of: visits” ‘asaists in the developmerit :

Of sych- two-way trade;’! : sald Argues: Shih

Gordeev said be hopes thie‘ Canadian government ” val

‘increase efforts to open the - door to Soviet products... - “We expect more will be’ ”. - done than’ is being done,” he me

"pal. : : “Ican assure you that: wel

have products that can-be.:. ‘ offered and that would be .

interesting for - Canaiian.”

Beg oe

pounds on Jan. 7. ae eat g

off two week old Vanesas .

Vanessa ‘seemed more interested in'food and sleep, than. .

the varlety. of gifts she was recelving,

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We sincerely hope that Doug

Thompson of ICBC will so0p.”

‘be himself again. If you meet the claims officer on oe street and do not recognize him it is not because of a ‘car accident - he hadarunin with the boards in a hockey. game:

The. Skeeria Hotel is ‘renowned for its beer. parton Bo. ,

aller thegame meeting place Its restaurant, however, the

for ball players; . Pizza Patio, sits in its out’ of

the mainstream location on ‘Greg St. quietly plying ite business, I had not been there for over two years.

This week it was brought to niy attention by a friend that the restaurant now has a fine salad bar: and reasoniblp luncheon specials. We decided to check it out.

We found it totally renovated (about a year and a ‘halt ago, manager Dan Stanyer informed. me).

Old bricks and soft wood tastefully blended with glowing brass, taspestry, and slained glass motifs. The atmosphere —

was’ intiniate - private.

Comfortable chairs werd"

. upholstered in gold vetcur and each table had subdued light’

_ from ‘its own swag lamp. A good place for lovers to meeti”>

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