‘BUILDING. Course
Lussier Loghomes, fan. 21,

22 624 weekend: Fee $50- 10:
only “avallable, ‘For

; placed
"mori Information” ‘Phone
ae

MAYTAG. electric ‘dryers.

each. Phone Larry between
a &: ‘Sat 635-7640.

(ace-tnttn)

ae

WATKINS.
FOR SALE one
“ ” “[pao-an

TEN. ANNEL RADIO
telephone; selective call,
, ina

‘hits

‘Cylinder heads,
Ficastings: or © block’
‘Vépalrs,. Contact us. first

a) sel

D—Someone to put
“a play

Terrace, ie V6G 1A9."

WANTED. ‘10° ‘SELL. ON.

CONSIGNMENT— ic
Snowiults. - skl.-sults,, ‘wood
sweaters, party dreises birt
Call. Bovtique Encore. 638

(20-20

dawn

TRA TOR: With:
mower: ‘and small” ‘vinity |
trailer.. Phona 635-3559, a
Loy (e514)

tye

PERSON WANTED to
share 3 bedroom house. $190
pers mbnth,--

atters.pmis 7 |

: HALL,” FoR: RENT.
| WALL Cothatle Hall?-
' Located:“at .4636.. Walsh”
Avenhue..,Terrace. Kitchen:
‘acilittes, avallable.: 49,
catering. ‘For bpokings 4.
More information phone
S38-7127 Br 698 099, ee
-taee- suettinl

mm - °
foo (ace: even)

1 BEDROOM tat
contained units $325: L

“PERSON.

a fireplaces,”
- washer, ‘dryer; : $180 mon...

By -
* BASEMENT: suite. ‘for rent.

Excellent condition, $200 -
“t available.” Mon

“PRODUCTS |

Comp fe, ih ‘speaker, |

J 4or.the. best. quailty,and: Jf Somme
erat Exchange. f° a

manuscript. Write Box 214,

LARGE 3

“tltities |
Inctuded:* Phone. 635- 5764 ;

: “SELR-CONTAINED' ;
in Horseshoe ares. " Sultable

for ‘single : ‘person. - Fridge, *
stove,” laundry’ facilities
" Inctuded, Available: Jan:“1-
SI No pets please, For more

Information phone 6354741,
w n pe

geungey. “MANOR:

. “By 8 | itable

lajaly.” “Fridge and.
‘Mowe feluded, Furniture’
th. rent ‘trge
one 12 ‘month: lease. 635-3902 ©

or 635-8109 to view,

- tein)

2
'

7 WOODGREEN APART.

‘MENTS 1, 2, 3 bedroom.
apartments. Downtown.
locality. Complete. with
.Gishwashar, | fireplace) -
Aridges- 5 ve ‘ee ‘drapes. :

. Under c, , “parking.
Security entrance, ‘Phone

‘ (ace)

KEYSTONE |
~ APARTMENTS |
w taking cnplications:
‘Spacious, clean aparts..:
1 -2.,.and '3: badragm.

“qultes, | ‘Extras . Include
heat, hot water; Jaundry.

‘factities,
‘locker,

‘storage p
playground.

Please phone. 635-5224.
“(acee-{tin)

ee

. Two BEDROOM #raller.
_ Couple . preferred $275.
month, _Phone 635-4994.

(P1019)

‘2 BEDROOM town Manor. In

town. ‘Split level, with fridge
and’ stove. Wall: ‘fo “wall.
carpeting and drapes. No

' pets. Own entrance. ‘Phone «
(ps1) :

65846.
“os

; HOME E FOR. RENT— at

“St. in Terrace. 4
opm, V4 baths, fridge:
‘and, stove,’ storage shed, ete, .

etc, for mare ‘lnformation
: prone Kitimat 632-6237:

Lo e519).
BEDROOM”
unfurnished hovte with full
finished . ‘basement: and
‘garage. Close’ si a. on
‘Hanson "$1... (pets.
Heterencés, ana deposit -
required. Phone 635- 2676
ater Spm... :
oe

2. ‘BEDROOM mobite tome
for rent. Jan 1-89 Yn Terrace

for | further- “Antormation °

phone cotlect 627-7171.
eer os ABD

ROOM To. BREATHE: a

large. bedrooms, large:
living’ reom with. fireplace,

“* dining’-room. 2 . baths.
en, Wai, 14,18,99:20.211 -

Kitchen “with | ‘trldge and

- Cathalic: Church ‘and School.
Rett *$850°"

“Avaliable -
Init bly call anytime
638-1504,

{p$-12))

a ewe T UE Sali mete)

“AVAILABAEY ‘FEBH: ota

Large ..2° bedroort) house! .
Feldge andeteyel Thornhill,
close taschools, Wood heat, :
mlactelo ‘back-up: Garden:
aren $450. 605-3561. Must be
cult '

FOR. RENTS r ‘bedroom
trailer with large ‘addition.
Situated on an: acre, 7
minutes. from : downtown,
Fridge and stove Jiicluded.

|. $400 par month: Pht 625."

_ Ta06 ater 6 p.m. eee
os

_ Phone 635-2058,

“WANTED: fo.

WANTED—

Prince Rupert...

(psp ,

-on basement,

- Must . “be. Sten.

-2BED mid her western allles ard
ter with’ furnished, 6x40 {oy 8 shack. Tet ear onl const
itchen: facilities.. 65-5803. . : r

plex. with ste
“frldge “and’ stove: ‘Carpet “ Extental Alta
ge and te Full basement. ©

ene

Fol

Full, basement,

- pets: Phone SIR.
te » (p2021)).

7

2 ‘BEDROOM house, ‘by

permanently. - employed
bustness couple. | “Prefer ..
. downtown Horseshoe.” or

Bench. area] ‘near? “bus. | Hine. |

Bad EXT: 22, .
; AREAS)

WANTED: 0 RENT— For’
“Feby, 1:83 A. well- maintained:
2-9 « bedroom:” house: ‘with
‘ Alreplace.” “Referencen’.
-, available, Reply fe Box,
1498. 8S :

tps 13),

‘Shared
accommodations,” starting
in February for.2 adults and
child, 22. Non-smoking and —
Into: ‘good dieb: Also ‘in need |
of babysitter” ‘during: day.
(Preferably. with. children}
money negotiable. Call
collect. 624-5343 or 627- 7043

FOR: RENT— 2,000 °sq.. 4.

" offica space. “4623 ‘Lakelse |
‘ ‘Ave. Phan 635-2552, ;

“dace: ‘boc-Hn
‘WELL | ESTABLISHED
‘AUTO BOY sop. s9

2 acres.: More. inirmation

all. 625 ey oe 18-2434,

: (PIO

“OFFICE. OR. STORAGE.
SPACE FOR RENT on™

” ground floor!” “4521. ‘Lakelse

Avenve. Ale conditioned

“190 HONDA CRI Ex.
cellent condition, low hours.
‘635.5319,

(novisestin)

1974 PONTIAC’ LEMANS
’ SPORT 350, 2 door hardtop, °
PS; PB, tilt steering, 2,000 |
or best offer. View at 34601.
Kalu: or: -Phone 35-4019
| after é 'p. m..

~ (atin.

1978 CHEV VAN good cond.,
60,000 km, PS, PB,. Piralll
tires, running :-boards, .HD

. springs, $5000 OBO: - Call-

Larry between 3& Sat 85.
7640.

1972, Ford Ranchero, geod
cond., low mileage, PS. PB.
Piralll tlres, canopy,52000 ,
OBO. Call: Larry between a
&5 at QS-76a.

1974) “12x58, 3: BEDROOM
with stove and fridge. VGC.
Must sell. No52 Pine Park.
’ Asking $18.90,

# 438-
me

+ Opt. up

FOR’ SALE~'boubia’ wide.
One-third
‘acre lot: fully. landscaped.
to be.
appraciated. “Asking $45,000:
or Best offer. Call 635- Teta
anytime. =~

(pio-21 D

IM tralter, partly.

“FOR ‘SALE. OR ewes
“share large 3bédropintiome _ New 3 ‘bedrddm - Ir ‘new _ cansiltations with Cadada

“near eqllege. ‘Sbathrooms,. 2 ul

dighWasher,’ is. ‘heating. No. a

"Contact among © NATO:

; Hee 16° W. 635-4902; -°

ate rin. mon. a) a

; (acet:ndtin) ,

7 equipment .

“who”

Allan -MacEachen,”
mon 8

‘weleomeit seat

NATO allles.: .
‘There. has’ bee

n litle. -

pariners.on the issue an

. there ‘are ‘no - ‘imanedae
) plana for. talks; “a” ‘fedeeal’

official ‘sald Monday.

In’ faét;-: the”. Polish.
question has been’ ‘pushed to"
_ the background: ‘since the.
beginning of the: year and”

the’ imilleary- regime, itselt ;

~ ARCTIC SNOWPLOWS rer,

-" $1950. Some: accessorles,
‘where appileable, - cextra.
plya tax-and. freight:

. Kalum Fire Auto Supply.

oo » Aecc-tuegatrt 30)"

ey

oy

Lite
eee

$19.95.

Kalum Tire Auto Supply _
- Hwy. 16 West | ele

635-4902. -
, cen i

TERRACE. -EQUIPMENT.
‘SALES LTD. dealer licence

“No.5810 will sell on January.
. th, 1983. at 10 a.m. at our |

premises’ at 44ay: ‘Lakelss
Ave, Terrace, B.C: - ‘onder
jh Mechanics: Lien Act: ‘the

“following: Lik
Barry. Stevens, - 1979° El

Tigre’ 9013520. = $137.00, .. -

Peter: Martin, (19768. ‘arctic

Cat Lynx B00084S - Sss6.s0-
te 4

RENTALOF..

_ CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

The. Ministry of “Forests

may. wish to. rent =

construction ‘equipment. ©

throughout”: British.

' Columbia during the 1983-84

fiscal year.’ | “The following
types of equipment may be.

: required:

Dump - trucks,
matras: ‘and over; :
Crawler.

ra “euble

Excivators ane’ bsckthoba
Front-end, toa ors;

ee Roek delliing’ ‘biotpmient

‘Compaction equipment;
Miscalianeous heavy duty

. consiruction, equipment.’

Rentals will normally be on
an “all-found ‘hourly | rate
basis. For dump trucks,
and ‘miscellaneous
eqispment, where. different
rate systems are In effect,
alternate: rates: ‘should. ‘be

- Hated... '

‘This Is:
fender,
owners *
Invited — to.

not a formal
bot equipment
‘Interested are
ste: their
giving: the:
following Information:
Moke, — model,’ serial
number, year, attuchments .

*.and mropésed rental rate for.
each machine, ‘business

address. and: Telephone

number, - a
Written. -avbmisstons

should be ‘forwarded before

“February 28, 1983. to:
_ Manager, :
“Construction.

Surveys: and

Engineering Branch.
Minlatry.of Forests .
1450 Government: Street ©
VICTORIA, :. British
Columbia
VeW3E7. 0°"

~ (weet-11)

he

"has" ‘made it. clea that’ any *.
cli here’ ‘must’ await
 rabge of sanctions:

a NATO also endorsed three
conditions ' for lifting ‘the ¥

, «fa, seals Supt? Pnit!

tractors, : 780 Ms
Somes over?

- ° RVANSVILLE, ‘Ind. (AP)
‘= ‘The wife’ of. a: ‘deputy. -bécause’ we: have. no
~ with finding pieces of bodies

and, | \ndependent trade ..

mune -of “the East-bloc -
“pation, to’ ‘even .a: limited
“ restoration of, politica
freedoms and civil liberties,

‘Alter the: military: ‘crack: .
- «down in December, 190], the.
western allies imposed. a‘

2of-/ Janoary... And

On: the activities at. trade

: ‘ peland impsised riertial
law to: crush. the. free”
". Solidarity ‘trade: union,

* which ‘had been legally
“measures: the. end of . established bya pact ‘with,
: martial Jaw, release. oF all »
people detained . under
martial- Jaw decrees and'an ! t
~ apening of talks betveeen the:

7”

, Strikes, “ :
‘Seliger a8 suipended,

‘Asked if he would quit the party now’ and be rid of the
whole business, Worthington replied: “God,no. Vl begoing ;

: to the convention naw as & Journalist, guess’ 2 and pledged -

to fight the loss ‘of status‘all the way.
“He said Clark has ‘adopted; the “Stalinesque method of
~ assuming that he is the’ party aid anyone: ‘who challenges

_ him is not acceptable. aa

SOF Clark's lexderstilp, Worthington said: “One, ete

: avoid the’ reality: that Joe'c ‘Clarke ts’ net ‘ectptable to

’ Canadian people...

doesn’t like him — they. ridicule him."
Instead of the. tive who now have lost thelr status, Nola

7 Creewe '— a Fataig spporter will be given delegate

status, an association spokesman.said.
He said the riding association can decide if it wanta other _

a delegates at the vention, Jan. 26-30 in Winn teem;
~ GATES SPORTLINE PRO. send ui to tix dele : pea:
SNOWMOBILE - “BELTS.

‘send up to six delegates...

‘Worthington: ‘was - selected | ‘Dee’: 3 as a. a. delegate: to.
represent the Conservatives at the party’ ‘a general meeting, -
although he. did ‘not meet. “the: riding’s - residential:

requirements. Delegates .are ‘supposed to: reside: in’ the

constituencies they-are. elected to represent, a
Tory MP Sprott: Fennell, who: heads: the: créderitials:
commitiee for the: convention, ‘said earlier: he. turned’ the
Worthington problemi over to party president Peter. Blaikie,
and the exetullve. committee. Jape a

experién 1

‘haltedat least: temporarily,

Jie
‘Recent statistics show major off ;
‘ders: attempted ‘murders, sexual aitacks,

“In thé last year there was a tremendous ‘degree of at:

tention focused’ on crime. If we were ‘to analyze the news ..
coverage given ‘fo police last. year it would astound you."

Calgary's ‘overall crime picture: increased 4.3 per cent”.
compared. ‘with. 1981. There were 56,375 Criminal Cotte’ of-- ‘

fences last: year. compared, swith’ 54,050. in 161; -
MORE ROBBERIES ~ hee Ce

‘The main area of concern for olice ls 192 was 813, S-per- ;

_ cent increase in, robberies. © pe

_ There were’ 690, robberies in 1982 onipared with 608. in- ,

194], Croaby-Jones sald,
. The 14 murders committed in 1962 were ‘doin three from.

the. previous year bot there were. ‘nine more ® atlempted .

murders,

“W ife angry

dirty, wet, messy clothes -

coroner: says she's. fed up: “morgue, ;”" she said.
, Cox agreed. .

waa, formally: oullawel by.

a: :
“stranglehold has ‘been: oat “made “it. clear ‘that’ grain ©.

“two: ‘countries, would not be
sh ~atfocted: aa

the government: in Auguat; ‘level contacts between the Le.
1980, “during i ‘nationwide | ,

- cost them the seat to NDP candidate Lynn McDonald: .

‘Clark who Is doing it:”.
_ Besides belng an insult to the party members who tected

Calgary or crime trend ends _

n Police in’ 1982, ‘a drop from the 105 reported the pr

uding mur.”
assaults and
: robbery, increased 3. 7 per cent last yeai compared with
. 1981, ¥
; ““We" re: now begirining to stand oti: “aa. a city; ” Crosby:’ :
Jones said Monday. “Maybe crime is also affected by this. Me
Calgarians may also have adjusted their ‘iifestyles: to

' reduce the potential for. victimization, he added. -" -

“wails the Worst year in terms of a violent series of rapes

_ occurred across: ‘the city laat-spring. —

. majority of fraud related offences involved the use of. ntoles
credit’ cards, ~~. a. -

an
"af ftg” ‘iteaal governmen
and local, leaders | were|. -the :.§1:
‘arrested and, in‘October, Tt.
: “under: teemé :

“the = TF

“Canadas Jmpéueit itmited |

"Sanctions ‘in February: but: Canada, ‘now . is
farther credit to Poland 30 {t
-can purchase more grain, A -
‘three-year - ‘bilateral:

. agreement” expired
December: :

: shipments; the ' principal
item ‘of trade between’ the

The: "sanetions- included:
“Teduced air: liriks,: can-
eellation of, academic. ex:

. economy. ‘has :continued :
nchanges and a bah on high: Pry ‘aaa result. of

‘western’ ‘sanctions. and:
- dustrial - ‘production

two governments, : -”
‘Wheat’ Board Minister”

Haren Argue pays the: near future:

Worthington. plans lawsuit

». him and the four others; Worthington sald the action was, Hy
: ‘monstrous affront to the democratic. principle:?” mn

“TORONTO. (CP) - — Former Toronto Suni editor’: Peler -
: Worthington, stripped Monday of his delegate status for the |
: Progressive Conservative convention this month, Bays, he"
j will ‘probably Sie party Leader: Joe Clark,: wee

‘Ian interview today, ‘Worthington said he willbe seeing

‘a lawyer: today’“and J expect to sue Joe Clark ‘for con
: spiracy. to deprive. me-of my democratic rights.”.’ *

Worthington and four other Torontonians lost thelr: status

*. late Monday ‘after an executive meeting in Ottawa oft the

*; Progressive Conservative - Association of ‘Canada, |
: “Association ‘director Pierre Forller sald the group proved

‘s " "by thelr actions: in the. October byelection In Broadview-_
“If yowhave any link with the stregt you know the street ”
ms . party...

Greenwood that they did not support, the - Conservative .

" Wotthington ran as an independent after. losing - the

- Conservative ‘nomination ‘and the four. others — ‘Susan

Robinson, David.Simmons, John Gunning and Chris Steer :

7 did not support PU candidate Bill Fatsis,-

-Many. Conservatives Were harshly critical of the move, -.

L-which, they Bay, split the Conservative | vote. in the riding ang
_ beet ‘them. the seat. ° ;

-Many Gonabsvatives i were harshly ctitical of the moved, |
which they gay. Split the Conservative vote in the riding and

“Worthington, said ‘until today he- thought the: ridi
“association president was the one trying to prevent hin
“from being'a delegate “but naw it’s quite clear that it is Jo

;
aA
4

"Sexual offences, including Tape, ‘were down . by 29
gent. There wera 80 rapes and attempled rapes report

= te Perera San aajendacan yaokane nem SEL ha Raia,
‘

with the decrease i in numbers, Crosy-Janes said

He was referring to the string of stil unsolved rapes. that

: “But: ‘after they stopped,-we had a ‘Very quiet peried. a
‘aud increased 32.per.cent, but Crosby-Jones sald the

4 "“Now is the time to consolidate | our efforts to preven
further inroads by criminals,” he, sald. . 2

MANOR VILLA
APARTMENTS

. Fridge, stove, drapes, carpeting.
Phone ‘Manager anytime at.

638-1268

"Please anquire about our :

inher refrigerator. and.
having. "COIpses : hauled

around in-her truck. |

“Shirley | ‘Jean.- Cox: a.

d Vanderburgh | County .

commissioner’ who’

married th Deputy. Catcane® |
Earl Cox, complained at a
county-hearing Monday that

_ her homes being used aa an_

impromptu morgue, -
‘At. Thanksgiving. in:

‘stead of having a turkey in

my freezer, 1 hid to. clear-
out!‘a “apace to have’ body .
parts,” she sald. |. -

Her ‘wrath isn't ‘directed

‘at hér hitsband. She's upset ‘ blowing.”
County ‘cominiséloners: :
have questhoned: ‘where the

with -the’.county for. not
haying’. ‘proper morgue.
She sald the body parts -

‘and other evidence. in

coroner's ‘cases have: been
kept’ at her home routinely
for 14 yeata when they could.
not'be sent immediately to.
‘labs for analysia. The iiems «
‘remain at her home’ over-...
night-or sometimes through

- a weekend until they can ‘be .

*taken toa local tab or sent to ,
Indianapolis; she sad:
The body parts,: which |
mist -be preserved through -
refrigeration, are placed in
styrofoam containers iit her-
kilehen . freezer, she said,
Blood taken from bodiés is

” stired:in: the refrigerator.

Other, evidence: must be
kept: temporarily. in clher

- parts of the Cox home.

“Our garage and our
basement house evidence —

- “Sometimes it does get a.
“little © disgusting putting ‘
. things in the refrigerator,”

he said. “‘When..my ton

brings his -friends. over to: 7
‘play ball, they can’t come in ~
and get a bologna sandwich.

or a drink out of there. I tell.
them. that’s off. limits.”
Cox sald he sometimes

. must hang viciime’ clothing |

_on his clothesline to dry, so

-the. material won't mildew: ,

“The neighbors really don't
eay. ‘anything about it, - but
“they... -, don’t» Hike

Sometimes the: wind is

- $300,000 to’ build: morgue:
‘would come fiymm. >

7 yf

oa

~ TETRAULT PLAGE
APARTMENTS

Rents start at $00,

Fridge, stove, drapes, “carpeting, off -
street parking, security system. =~

_ Phone manager anytime

~ Ac APARTMENTS.

Deluxe apartment drelling, fridge, stove,
_ carpeting, dropes,: undercover. parking, ee
_ elevator, security. system, resident manager.

- Pasi. mranoger anyting. .

638-1268

“rescheduling plan for’ ihe ! -_ a
;, Sountry's huge forelgn debt,

‘sidering’ whether to. extend

But Poland 4 5 depresged: d

untikely'to increase in. the rb

‘mew reduced'rents. |

ye

:

wet tae day We Te pa

ee gt ste

Poland, mostly: “far: eran 4 :