Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 25

Focus on PEOPLE THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, Saturday. May 22, 5171 25 Friendly Red overtures spark fight Surgeons in Baltimore fought to save the sight Thursday of a 25-year-old mechanic after he tried to gouge out his eyes in jail while apparently under the influence of drugs. Police said the incident occurred while the mechanic, Charles H. Innes, was being held following his arrest Wednesday while running naked in a downtown street At the time, Innes was free on $3,000 bail after being arrested on drug charges. He had required hospital treatment after swallowing a liquid believed to be a narcotic.

Doctors said Innes took a potent tranquillizer, normally given to animals and then attempted to tear his eyeballs from his sockets as the drug hit him. Archbishop Edward C. Scott, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, said Friday night in Toronto an Anglican priest in Canso, N.S. will be removed from his parish because the congregation refuses to pay his salary. Mr.

Scott said in an interview Rev. Ronald Parsons, involved in a battle for fishermen's rights, has "lost the confidence of his congregation." He said Mr. Parsons will remain at his parish until Aug. 31 but his salary and expenses will be paid by the Anglican synod office. sit7' Jlllaaillw 1 ii A-l lW I'liiiii nil i ii i linn Minijiiini i iiium inmiiiiiiii" inwr called that Richard Nixcn at that time was not exactly a flaming left-winger." Mr.

Nixon announced Thursday what he called a "significant development" in breaking the deadlock in nuclear arms talks between the U.S. and the Soviet Union the negotiation over both offensive and defensive weapons. The Russians had been in-sis'ing on limiting the SALT talks to defensive weapons systems. The exchange was the hieh-light of the opposition day debate based on a motion by Conservative Defence Critic Michael Forrestall. The motion said the government is downgrading the armed forces and prompting Canada's allies to question its credibility.

The basic consideration that the government must keep in mind when preoaring its defence white paper, he said, is that a threat still exists. It wculd he danfer'-us to develop a defence policy on the basis of what resources it felt it could set aside for defence, rather than on the realization that Canada needed the strength to counter such a threat. Although Mr. Forrestal made several references to the threat, he didn't define its nature. He said Canada's per capita expenditure on defence is $88, compared to the U.S.

per capita cost of $360. This showed "the contribution being made by the United States military forces ts world peace OTTAWA (CP) Defence Minister Donald Macdonald exchanged salvos with a Con-servative predecessor in Commons debate Friday about the wisdom of Canada's friendly overtures towards the Soviet Union. Douglas Harkness, defence minister between I960 and early 1963 during the Diefen-baker government, said he believes that the Russians are using Canada to weaken the NATO alliance. The Soviet Union, he said, still wants to spread communism throughout the world and is the only real threat to the security cf Canada and the Western bloc. Canada's "cozying up" to the Russians could have far-reaching effects on defence arrangements and Canada's national security.

"This whole business of the agreement with the Russians and so on causes one to believe that what Russia is doing is using this as a means of weakening NATO, which has always been one of her long-term objectives." Mr. Macdonald, debating defence policy in the Commons for the first time since he was appointed minister last September, mockingly called Mr. Harkness's speech "a first class flashback to vintage 1950 cold-war days." WTiile Mr. Harkness ob-vious'y didn't think the West had anything to gain from opening negotiations th the Soviet Union, others did. They included: U.S.

President Richard Nixon, West German Chancellor Willy Brant, and Jhe command of NATO itself. Mr. Macdonald told Mr. Harkness that not everybody had stuck to his cold-war position. "Flashing back to the honorable member's vintage 1950s speech, it will be re Svetlana Alliluyeva Peters, 45, the only daughter of the late Russian dictator Joseph Stalin, cradles her new born infant daughter while her husband, William Wesley Peters, an American architect, looks on.

The seven-pound nine-ounce infant, born Friday in Marin General Hospital, San Rafael, is Mrs. Peters' third child. A grown son and daughter live in Russia. A totally new view of Louis Riel appears in the unpublished diaries of the Metis leader, Dr. Bryan Dobbs said Friday in Regina.

The diaries show him to be one of the major figures in the intellectual history of Canada and one of the great literary stylists of the Victorian era, the professor at the University of Saskatchewan said in a prepared statement. He owns publication rights to the diaries. His statement was released at a news conference where Premier Ross Thatcher announced that the government will help to publish the diaries through a grant from the Saskatchewan Art Board. Hy Gardner's Glad you asked that! Why doesn't the personal physician of Howard Hughes publicly answer all the questions about the billionaire's physical and mental health? Elbert HI. Because the doctor himself has filed suit against Hughes for $1.8 million.

Dr. Robert Buckley of Los Angeles claims he was "fired without cause" on Dec. 31, 1970. He says he was contracted in 1968 to be Mr. Hughes's personal physician until 1988 (at an annual fee of $50,000 a year).

Do you have a question about your favorite personality? Send to "Glad You Asked That," Promotion Department, The Edmonton Journal. The Navy will have its first woman admiral, says Secretary of Defence Mel-vin R. Laird in Washington. But he doesn't say who or when. Speculation is the woman is Captain Robin Quig-ley, in charge of the Waves.

A Navy source says no admirals, male or female, are scheduled to be named for another year. One of four girls born to a Denver couple Wednesday died early Friday of respiratory failure. She had weighed little more than two pounds. The other infants, born 10 weeks premature, were listed in fair condition although doctors said none was out of danger. The mother, Mrs.

Emil Stoermer, is in good condition. Archdeacon T. J. Mathiews of Lennoxville, was elected Anglican bishop of Quebec Friday at a meeting of 44 clerics and 81 laymen. -Archdeacon Mathiews will succeed Rev.

Russel Brown, who has occupied the post for 11 years. NOW OPEN 1 8 Hole Public Golf Course 300 yd. lighted driving range Club Rentals-Accessories Concession Lessons Etc. Rote. $1.25 9 hole $2.25 18 hole Check for weekend and holiday rates COLDEN WEST GOLF COURSE On 137 Avenue 1 Mile West of Sf.

Albert Trail Phone 484-2674 CLIFF'S SALVAGE DISPOSAL CENTRE REP0S 4967 Ford Econoline 1969 Cheverolet Beaumont 1965 Pontine 4 Dr. Hi. 1971 GMC 'A Ton Fire Damage 1971 Oiev 'A Ton Fire Damage 1971 Chev Novo, Fire Damage 1971 Chev. Bistayne, Fire Damoge 1959V.W. 1966 International 1965 Meteor Station wogon 969 GMC 'A Ton Bidt closing 1 1 :30 A.M.

Thursday May 27, 1971. Above vehicles may be viewed at: CLIFF'S SALVAGE DISPOSAL CENTRE 11624-154SI. Edmonton, Alberta Ph. 489-1 666 ml NEW CONDITION 1968 MERCURY 2 door Park Lane Maroon 390 4 barrel 0)5 way Power Seats adjustable wheel. P.S.

P.B. P.W. Stereo 3600 miles rear window defog. Best offer 434-1696 NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 10-4 Home Equip Rentals Ph. 424-0458 9621 111 Ave.

"Bent Anything Almost" BINGO BEACON HEIGHTS COMMUNITY HALL 4418 118 Avenue Sunday 7:45 p.m. $100 Jackpot Increasing weekly Additional Jackpot Also Bonanza Admission 3 cards $1.00 Proceeds to Busy Housewives Society Fund James Reston, columnist of the New York Times, has received a visa to enter China. Reston, who plans a visit soon, will be the third Times writer to enter the country since the Peking government began permitting American newsmen to make such visits last month. Tillman Durdin was first. Seymour Topping is in China now, joining his wife, Audrey, freelance writer and photographer.

She is a daughter of Chester Ronning of Camrose. The co-founder of the Black Panther party said in Berkeley, the militant group is making a major change in its tactics avoiding police confrontations, promoting church attendance and seeking new support within the black community. Huey Newton said the party "was very wrong to think that it could change the police forces in the way we tried to do it All we got was war and a lot of bloodshed "We of the Panther party were arrogant to say 'dump the church'." ELK'S BINGO 4801 118 Avenue Sunday 7:45 p.m. REGULAR GAMES AA Single Winner 3 ivU GO GO SERIES Cf A AA Single Winner JAV'VU Admission 3 Cards $100 JACKPOT BONANZA EXTRA Proceeds to Elk's Charity Fund Large Selection of EVERGREENS TREES-SHRUBS LOW PRICES! Scotch Pine Lodgepole pine 4-8' Colorado Blue Spruce Purple Leaf Plum $2.95 Amur Chokecherry 8 ft. 7.95 Perennials and Bedding Plants All Lawn Garden Supplies HENNING'S LANDSCAPING LTD.

"Providing the finest professional l.anrtsranl nir" Street 1 or Goodyear Volvo Tire Special 685x15 Tbls. WW Power cushion 4 ply8 P.R. Reg. 48.70 20-95 SALE 78x15 Tbls. 2 Poly 3 loss Blem.

Reg. 46.60 0.95 SALE 165 SR 15 Tbls. RS G800 Radial Belm. Reg. 52.70 2Q.95 SALE TIRE TOWN LTD.

14(05- 114 Ave. Phone 453-M31 Branches At Leriuc Metaskiuin Ponnka USE YOUR CHARGEX Pines Open 9-9 Dally 'jilts fs Bobby Fischer of the United States took a 3-0 lead Friday against Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union in their quarterfinal elimination round in Vancouver to deterrnine a challenger for the world chess champion. The U.S. grandmaster's first of two victories Friday came in the twice-adjourned second game of their 10-game match. Then he posted victory No.

2 when the Russian grandmaster resigned the third game, adjourned from Thursday on the 42nd move, without further play. The eventual winner of the elimination will meet world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union in 1972 for the world title. HEY How would you like that old car to look like new again Try Me Golden Auto Polishing (Presto-Shine) 445-4065 BINGO EASTWOOD, 11803 86 Street Monday, 7:45 p.m. 3 cards S1.00 Door Prizes Cash Prizes Tiger Bingo Cash Bingo Fri. Aft.

1:45 p.m. MOLER BARBER SCHOOLS EDMONTON AND CALGARY WRITE OR CALL ANYTIME OPEN HOUSE 887 Juniper Avenue Sherwood Park Sat. May 22 1-4 p.m. Th yr. old bungalow.

$157 IPT. Mike Newman in attendance. Res. 99-8100. MARLO DEVELOPMENTS LTD.

484-3306 1970 FORD F850 Tractor on Air, equipped for Oil Field hauling with High Boy. 38,000 miles premium. George Days 434-8411, Evgs. 466-5805 BINGO TONIGHT 7:45 P.M. TROC '59 POT-OF-GOLD Sponsored by Balwin Community League BINGO ST.

CLARE'S PARISH 6310 118 Avenue May 22, 8:00 p.m. Cash Prizes and Jackpot Sponsored by St. Clare's Men's Club GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE 4 bedrm. 2 storey. double attached garage 2 yr.

old sunken liv. din. rm. Family rm. with "Open Fireplace" sliding glass doors that open onto a private back yard patio and treed ravine lot.

MRS. BOURGEOIS 599-6686 or 599-6325. EXECUTIVES Spacious ravine lot is featured with this 4 level, 4 bedrm. home. Main fir.

Family Family sized step saving kitchen. Large Vi mtge. Easy walking distance to all amenities. GORDON MclNDOE 599-6686 or 599-4740. SECLUSION Designed by architect for owner builder beautiful 2400 sq.

ft. 4 bedrm. home with every possible luxury. Cedar shake exterior situated on lovely treed lot with complete privacy. Shown by appointments ony, MRS.

LANTINGA 599-6686 or 599-6711. 192 St. Albert Road ROB, MALTY LTD. CAPITOL CITY MEATS WHOLESALE LTD. Sides of Beef 59 Hindi of Beef 79 Sides of Pork 39 Red and Blue Brand Cut, wrapped, frozen and delivered In city All Meat Fully Guaranteed Ph.

699-2097 BEAUTY LOUNGE for sole by Estate Large Premises In Major City Centre Building. 9 Styling Station 1200 sq. ft. Fully Equipped. For Information and Viewing Coll 699-5330 After 6:00 p.m.

OPEN HOUSE MAY 23rd 9608 OTTEWELL ROAD 2 TO 5 P.M. Lovely 3 bdrm shag broad-loom, rumpus room, 1 bdrm down. Double garage. Close to schools, bus and shopping. Jo Weslosky 464-2191, res.

469-2547. BONNIE DOON SHOP. CENTRE signs to HAVEN II GABAGES "You sva time because Bttvar't skilled factory tradesman have pro-built the garage for you. "Voti save money because there's no need for costly tabor. There's no waste of materials.

BEAVER BOS. REALTY LTD. VISITORS WELCOME this long weekend at CLOVER BAR PIONEER COURT A unique concept in apartment living for the retired (nonprofit) Fully maintained for carefree livina EXPERIENCED Floor Sander Required Phone 434-6925 BINGO 7:45 p.m. EVERY SATURDAY SUNDAY S.J. Centre 9904 110 St.

BONANZA DOOR PRIZE CLUBS CHURCHES Beach for Rent House all equipment 23 miles from City 489-0474 454-4638 INDUSTRIAL ZONED Va acres of prime land at 120 Avenue and 152 Street. Ideal site for firms requiring large storage area. Julian Lopez 455-4135, 454-8093. BHQ3. REALTY LTD.

BINGO EVERY MONDAY 8 P.M. ST. VLADIMIR'S HALL U72 11 Street 454-1177 BETTER PRIZES and JACKPOTS Admission 3 Cards $1.00 SUPER GIANT PLAY-OFF 7:45 GIANT CASH PRIZES $10 DOOR PRIZES RAINBOW BALLROOM CONTRACTORS HOUSE BUILDERS APARTMENT OWNERS WE OFFER: CARPET TILE LINO CERAMICS EXPERT INSTALLATION EXPERT ADVICE LOW COST CONTRACT PRICES PROMPT DELIVERY Compare Us with Others AMALGAMATED CARPETS Contract Division 11330 105 Avenue 424-7054 RENT-A-BIKE Next Weekend Rates: by the hour, dey or week Special Weekend Rates LENDRUM HARDWARE CYCLE 5810 111 Street Ph. 434-5688 Trucking Company Needs LEASED OPERATORS with or without Grain Trailers or willing to in grain trailers with year round work. Ph.

484-6993 WANTED DENTAL HYGIENIST For Group Dental Practice Full-time Employment. Top wages. Modern dental equipment. Modern young dental practise. NORTH-CENTRAL DENTAL ASSOCIATES 13O30 83 Street 476-4()U or 475-3060 60 GAME MARATHON BINGO Every Sunday, 6:45 p.m.

WESTERN GARDENS 153 St. Stony Plain Rd. Admission 4 Cards $5.00 Extra cards 50c each or 5 for $2 Tickets available at the door In aid of Ardrosean Community UP TO $50,000 2nd MORTGAGE MONEY REQUIRED On bowmown Commercial Building Long Term Lease Reply to Box JD 592 Journal BINGO SUNDAY, MAY 23 7:45 P.M. National Hall 96 St. 109 Ave.

BIG CASH PRIZES $100 Game Big Bonanza Lucky No. $50 Sponsored By Sacred Heart Men's Club 10 x-, FRAMING CREWS required for local projects Telephone 475-6802 BINGO EVERY SAT. NIGHT 8:00 p.m. St. Francis Church Basement 6750 129 Avenue $100 Jackpot and Windfall Cash Prizes St.

Francis Men's Club WE ARE BACK 24 hrs. everyday BRADY'S CHICKEN KING 6527-104 Street 434-4042 Need a GARAGE Completely pre-cast Handyman's special TRUSSES Supplied LOWEST PRICES Alted Lumber 7606 125A Avenue, 474-5333 Display Garage on site Open til 9 p.m. Thurs. Frl. LISTINGS WANTED JASPER PLACE BRANCH SERVING EDMONTON'S WEST END REAL ESTATE LTD.

15512 Stony Plain Rd. 24 Hr. 489-2551 LUMBER SPECIAL 1000-2x4-8 ft. Sprue 29c Only each CEDAR SIDING Vx Pric $79.00 Only per 1000 Ft. FENCINC Cedar fencing material at Spruce prices Alted Lumber 7606 135 A Avenue 474-5333 Open til 9 p.m.

Thars. Frl. mm Continuous fresh country air in the lower decked mall Games hobby rooms EievaiDf, itimii hui f'i'Mi Free laundry Resident Nurse Spacious grounds Each suite self contained for privacy Companionship at your door step Follow the 11 MILLS 6 MISSION STREET SHERWOOD PARK For inquiries please phone: REV. D. I.

BERRIE 699-8706 DR. RAYMOND P. TOAL is pleased to announce his association in the practice of medicine with DR. KEVIN F. TOAL ASSOCIATES 8207-137 Ave.

Phone: 475-3606 for appointment INSTANT save you money! Complete Factory Prcut Package tor sr-tlo-t-VOi-eif Assembly, Saves you time and money! PACKAGE Easy to nttructiona lion. NURSERY STOCK EVERGREENS TREE SHRUBS ALL STOCK IS POTTED Thousands to Choose from MILKSHAKE SALE Buy One Get One For Flowering Crabapple (iolden Elder Good selection of 15 ft. trees Colorado Blue Spruce, 4'-5' Flowering Shrubs Perennials Larue Birch Clumps 4 Varieties Mugo Open 7 Days a Week INCLUDCSt follow trap by step for conitf uc- Factory auamblerj walk-fn door and window. Heavy 210 lb. ihtnglem, 9' 7' or 1 6' 7' up and ever eteel door.

Plus many other teaturesf Compare ami we ore rare) yew mitt apre a leaver tat ton Cofcqi acJrage to at Two BURGER BARON Locations Only 6905 1 04 St. 1 2904 97 St. TODAY and Every Day A COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE 129B Avenue and 97 Street 46-3587 SEEDING SOD DELIVERED OR LAID ywwr 9wog for ya. CinNKt 1 Depoimel 434471 fat eajaj. 1 Mela price! SHERWOOD GARDEN CENTRES I fumpoeiTnTiH045-l hnm.