“Page A10, June 24, 1979 - Sunday News

the border had to goon a gas rationing plan. po

Our. oe co pal for ration t also oul ‘some —

, “How would ae feel about gas rationing?” "

. Bill Hayes:
North Vancouver

i remember the gas
rationing we had during
the Second World War.
We adjusted to “the ~
problemis alright.

» Lynn Grant |

| North Vancouver

I'm not dependent so
much on gas right now,
but if we had rationing,
I'm sure it- would be a—
problem for many
mt people.

Fraser Begg

North Vancouver

Gas rationing would hit

me hard. I’m a taxi driver

and I need gas constantly

fa-tO carry on business.

Maybe we could switch to
savther fuel.

M. Gerlinger

Vancouver

My business depends on
gas; rationing would
make my life a lot more
difficult. But if it hap-
pens, we would just have
to live with it.

Ros Nicols

North Vancouver

I think gas rationing
would = inconvenience
many people's businesses
and personal lives.
Somchow I think the oil
companies are not telling
us all the facts about the
so-called cas shortage.

This” issue ’ th ¢ Tajoiing’ “Reporter asks: 7 an :

British Libera]

So leader, . Jeremy. Thorpe, has

should | " ghoot

truck .driver..was killed by a.
sniper. Wednesday.

' WASHINGTON (UP?) -:
Pentagon ~* ‘officials

~-aeknowledge both the
United States and the Soviet
Union are
weapons specifically
designed to destroy the
other’s land-based missiles in
a surprise attack, The
Washington Post reported
recently.

“truckers |” —
back if “Ajj
necessary. An. Alabama. OK

) d for ned for suprise otfacks | | _
-‘Counte force’ weapons pose new threat

‘developing .

it:-beén Found. not quilty of
0 plotting. to “murder a man
* who.claims ‘they once had a
. homosexual affair. rr

London “after deliberating
for three days."

in the 1960s when the Soviets
put their’ -missiles un-
derground, will make the
balance of terror between

the. two superpowers--more

precarious, The Post said.

Backers , -including
Defense © Secretary Harold
Brown, counter that it would
be more dangerous for the

“Three co-defendants were
also acquited of the. charges.

"Thorpe had’ always ‘denied
he-had an affair with male
model Norman Scott:

“The ‘charges had created”
_one of the biggest scandals ~
ever involving | ‘a British
Politician. |

argues the United “States.
must respond in kind.

The newspaper said a
high-ranking Pentagon.
executive acknowledged
Thursday that either of two
missile. options President
Carter must choose from —

THORPE - > Vindlested. A

Soviet iiatercontinental
ballistic missiles buried -in
underground silos. -.

Once either one is
deployed, defense officials .
told The Post, the United
States would be threatening

United States to leave the
field of - counterforce
weapons -to the Soviet
Union. The Post said Brown

Critics contend that such a
“counterforce” capability...
pursued by the United States

7

One of the North Shore’s most com-
fortable and intimate spots is
-Snuggery at Harvest — the ide-.. place

to relax while enjoying a light r .eal and

listening to some of the West Coast's
finest performers. Tim Williams —ap-
pears ..June 25 to June 30. Visit the
anu gery Monday through Saturday

08} to: Midnight.

Long, meaty Ribs of Canadian Beef
glazed in a smoked Honey Sauce.

One Rib - 1.50 Two Ribs - 2.25

Angels on Horseback

Oysters wrapped in Bacon and broiled:
served with our tangy Cocktail Sauce.
2.50

Barbecued Pork
Tender Pork slices on a bed of Lettuce.
accompanied by Plum Sauce. Sesame Seeds
and Hot Mustard.

2.50

|
; - “Honey-Glazed Ribs 7

Beggars on I lorseback

A marriage of tender Chicken Livers and
Pineapple, wrapped in Bacon and broiled
_. 2.25
. a a
Snow Caps
Escargots and Garlic Butter snuggled in
Mushroom Caps, topped with Cheese,
broiled and served with toasted French Bread.
3.75

Chef's Assortment
A delightful combination plate including
Honey -Giazed Ribs, Angels on Horseback,

Barbecued Pork, Beggars on Horseback,
and Snow Caps. . .
For Two or More 2.75 per person

the

the Air Force’s MX _ Soviet ICBMs to a greater
blockbuster, under  degree.than at any time since
development, or the so- the late 1950s. and. early
called “common missile,” 1960s when Soviet land

made up of parts from the
MX and the Navy Trident-~
missile - could. destroy

‘missiles. were above ground
and thus very vulnerable to
destruction. - - -

4s 4:
Vegetarian Delight
A bouquet of Garden Fresh Vegetables
sauteed in Butter with a touch of White Wine.
1.50

Gsarlic Prawns
Four Tiger Prawns butterflied and broiled
n Garlic and Herb Butter.
50

Oysters Florentine
Young Oysters served on finely chopped Spinach,
sauteed bread crumbs and Parmesan Cheese,
topped with Sauce Mornay and baked,
3.45

Coquilles St. Jacques

Scallops baked in White Wine Sauce,
sprinkled with Parmesan Cheese.

Cheese Plate
With toasted French Bread
1.75

Angels & Beggars
Three cach of our Angels and Beggars
on Horseback
2.65

Cheese Cake

A must for Cheese Cake connoisseurs! °
Rich and creamy, topped with
Bing Cherries and Brandy
195

Every evening of the week Harvest’s main dining room still features
magnificent feasts Including some of most succulent, mouth- 7
watering Prime Rib to be found any ‘where.

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