: vuie, w-w carpet, Saparate
‘B entrance, flireplace,.. large
A living room ond bullt-in, bar,
; Unites” included. Fridge,
@ stove, ‘Washer’.& dryer,
i Couple Breferred.Avalleb

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APARTMENTS 12and 3
bedroom | 7). épartmients.:
Dowritown' locality.
Complete with: dishwasher,”
fireplace, fridge, stove and.
drapes. Undercover |...
parking.:$ec urity entrance::
Phone 635-9917.
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TT MEVSTONE :
APARTMENTS
UNDER NEW
“MANAGEMENT.
2. ‘and: 3. bedroom
suites Available.
Spacious = &- | clean.
Extras Include: Heat,
“hot®:.water, — laundry
facilities, storage locker
rking, Referances
ee red as of Feb, 1-04.
Please... phone; $35.5224.-.
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4 BEDROOM house with
finished basement. Close to
schools.and downtown. $400
per month, - ‘Phone 635-4705
or 698-8131.

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HOME 10 RENT—
Redecorated. In quiet area.
Cail! “68-1647.

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2 BEDROOM: house an
acreage., Fridge. and stove.
Wood” burning and-or oll
furnace. On the Bench - $500.
per miotith.- Phone 638-1608.
Available Aprit Ist.
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3 BEDROOM condominium,
full basement, centrally
lacated. Rent $370 a month.
Phone 639-6094. :

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1932: “HONDA, ATC200 <3
wheeler EC $1450 Prose 638
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FOR SALE— 69: Datsun $10
Needs -work: but stl runs.
Make ‘an offer. Phone: 638-.
8607 after. pm.

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1978 oes Door, Hatchback».
Mazda: and: 1973. Volks:
Wagori.:. Fully camparized

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FOR, SALE w7 , Ford
Torino SW Inctudds eommer
and: winter. Hires, sGo0
running: edndition”: Eig
Cleveland. va outostratiss
$750, 635-2608). ,

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BIOS. ARE OPEN ON
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JEEP” ‘WAGONEER.
Call= for more in:
formation Rod or Ann at
635-2261; 7

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running cond. Naw:b:
“Asking $2,000, B

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i Ask $3500, Phare 635-4075.

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6155: days, 638-1593 fo 635- :

~ References required. ‘3
_ bedroom trailer, 2 baths. No-
. pats. References required.

North,

for sale: 495-3503. fend Pettitt a

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“WY QMCSI5 V6 auto, H.D.
Low ©

: payload. Radials.
miles. Like new condition.
Phone 639-8028. |

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FOR SALE— 9 oe fon.
- Dodge Pickup. New motor:
and. palrit: ‘ob. sa, Q80,
858-1396. ON ‘(sth

"must SELL Package’ ‘dant: '
~ 1974 GMC. Jimmy'4x4 PS;;
: PB,.TS, traller. hitch, rdof
’ Pack and roll bar, ‘Also 1981

: SR250 street bike: “Asking .
. $haso: For more Information
ene 635-3453,

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on .

FOR. SALE— 12x42’ mobile
home. Very good condition.
Must be seen, 4 apelances.
and priced ta sell $8,000
Phone 635-4457, ;

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FOR SALE— Mobile hotne :
1980. 14x68 3 bedrooms. Not ..
furnished. Skirted. Asking .
$30,000, firm. Call 638-1497.

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FOR RENT—. 2 bedroom
traller on large: lot. No pets.

Phone 638. 1386 Gr. 635-4894, °
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FOR "SALE—"1974"'school *
bus 48 passengers. Asking |
$4,499. Phone 635-6617.

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FOR SALE— 1980 - 23- foot ;

Frontler motor home. Less
than 20,000 km. Asking:

. 825,000. Phone 635-2568.

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CNRAIL
- TENDERS FoR’

CONSTRUCTION OF
GRADING AND

DRAINAGE, ‘PRINCE
GEORGE YARD, PRINCE
GEORGE, _ BRITISH
COLUMBIA. - 1M
Work consists of hauling &
disposal of excavated
materials; hauling, ‘placiig
and compacting, excavated ”
material; supply and place
CMP and catch basins;

’ supply, place and compact -

- granular material; supply
and placa asphait: paving:
‘Sypply and place fence; oll
disposal.

Time, ‘Thursday; “April ‘3°
1984,

Tendering: documents may :
be dbtalned from the office |
of Regional Chief. Engineer,
15th Floor, 10004 . 104 Ave.,
Edmonton, ‘Alta. or -the -
‘Track -
‘Officer, 4s00:11748 Avenue; °

SIBGRG or: the: .

“Tratk Roadway.

@

Sealed. ‘tenders ‘In; the self. a
- ‘addressed enveldpe. will be

received up: fo 12 o’clack -
"noon. Mountain ‘Standard

vand , -Roadway

Moderate: ‘hiners in’ “Not:

_ militant: ‘demands today and --
announced they would joing.
four-day’! coal ;.

“tinghamehire “bowed to.

strike, .

“National © “Unlon of:
" Miieworkers, charged. that”
Jones, 24, was hit by a ‘flying :
brick during a fracas’ whier :

_Beralding a: virtual: shut- ‘ Jocal. 1 people poured out of a

“diy

Their égiston. was - ‘ene
nounced . hours “after the

death’ “oka “striker - “who

a brick while picketing.
Militant ©
miners, *-’ protestiig’
government plans to close
unprofitable pits, ‘have been
blockading pits | ‘in: other |

‘counties in’-deffance ‘of -a:

_ court. -injumetion. a
" thighamshire’s

" Not:
34, 000

miners: Have stayed. ‘onthe.

job, realating the Yorkshire .

pickets.

oe eOne. ‘man “has ‘already -
‘dled: ‘and ‘If this carries (on
"other people: are going’ to get
" injured,” ” anid:
tinghamshire’ union leader
Henry: - Richardson "in
: Mansfield, “For the’ sake’ of
-apafety. we're... pulling. our
‘membership out?

announced : ‘that - -

He
. Nottinghamshire’s ‘miners -
will stop. work for 24 hours.
from’ 6 p.m. (1° pm. EST):
while holding's ‘secret ballot: |
whether to join: the strike
officially.

Even _ before the Note
tinghamshire _

to paralyse 83 per cent of the

' stateowned coal industry,

Mostof the handful of mines
still . -working were in Not-
tinghamshire, ;

Late Wednesday, at the
Ollerton ‘colliery in Not-
. tinghamshire, - Yorkshire

picket David Gareth Jones
collapsed and died.

Province of

“— Minlstry cf Transportation

: and Highways , ,
HIGHWAYS-TENDERS.

PRINCE RUPERT

b a ELECTORAL DISTRICT, , ay

Crushed. (Granular.
- Aggregate in Stockpile
Highways
Yard -
251 Kalen Road . -

Prince Rupert, B.C.

‘ Tender documents with
‘envelope,

Specifications and

conditions of tender are.

avallable free of charge
ONLY from Sulte 204-815 Ist
Ave. West, Prince Rupert
B.C., V8J 183, Phone 624-
6288 between the hours of
4:30 .a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday, except
Holldays. .

Tenders will be opened at

Sulfe 204-215 Ist Ave. West, «

Prince Rupert, B.c., Vad

"183
THE TENDER SUM FOR
THES | PROJECT Is TO
INCLUDE “FEDERAL
SALES TAX. .
Tender ‘opening date:
March 23, 1984,

. BS. Cunliffe .
A-District Highways
Manager” . -
“FORE
AE. RHODES
Acting Deputy Minister

. _ dace?-23mar) |

ee
Britieh Columbia -

nist ot ereporaton °
_ Bhd Highways oa

HIGHWAYS-TENDERS.

‘Contract
~ Falrview Approach :
487-R; Prince Rupert -
‘Tender documents with
‘envelope, * plans,
specifications
‘ conditions. of ‘tender’ are
available; free of charge
ONLY trom Ministry. of
Trensportation ©
-Highways, Suite 204-815 Ist

Eniglteenit: i ea: Ave.; Westy Prince Rupert,

Street, Prince.Gporge,,8.¢,. ,
on or after March: 15, 1984 -
; Upon Lf. of ‘a certified
: fifty dollar -($50). chaque
payable: fo..the Canadian

| Nationar: RallwayinCo.- we

‘Deposit. refunded on reivrn

jet ‘documents |. In geod |

dition. within: thirty (30)°

days from, the date of tender. |
elosing.” For. further
« technical eiquiries éall the
office af MH. Maskell
Project Officer, Prince:
George, 8.C: (604) $63-1164..

_ The lowest or any fender not

> necessarily accepted. ©’
R.A. Walker |

"Edmonton, Alberta

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val 183, ° “Phine!: 624-6289
+ befweertthévhours of 8: 30

Janfete seep. Monday to”

Friday, except," "Holidays.

_ Tenders wil II be opened at
-. Butte’ 204," 816. First” ne
West. ‘Rrineg? Rupert,: B
VGJ.IB3 ..

THE TENDER SUM FOR
y THIS PROJECT is. To
‘INCLUDE * FEDERAL
SALES TAX. .

Tender opening date:
March 23, 1964, ’
“BS. Cunliffe .
A-District Highways
Manager
"AE. RHODES |.
“Acting Deputy Minister

“* (ace7-2mar)

i ute

‘the: ‘British fo

witnessed say was struck by ,
. Yorkshire :

- Not-

announce-..
ment, the strike had spread -

it. appeared | ‘Jones “Blink;
collapeed .. shortly®. before”
midnight as he and-sevéral>
-other: strikers: ran -from. a
‘picket line “toward . their.
cars. Results of an autopsy.
were ue ‘to. be, Jeleated

Woman’

_ TORONTO (CP) — AY

woman -who suffered a
‘stroke soon after she began:
“taking oral contraceptives .

pregnancy ‘she. would have

any health risk warnings, 'd
lawyer for. - ‘the ‘- pill’s
manufacturer sald Wed
nesday. a

- Pauline Buchan was only
. 8. years old, : already ‘had
one: child: and wanted : to.

purchase a‘home with her ~

husband, and -"for very
“good reasons, wanted to get
‘on with “her life,” - ‘said
Thomas: Dunne, lawyer ‘for
Ortho
(Canada) Ltd.

Buchan, now 36, of nearby
Mississauga,” Is suing: the
company over its Ortho-
Novum’ 1-50 contraceptive
pills, which she had been’
- taking for 34 days-when she

suffered. the stroke in 1971.

Shehas a useless left arm, a
seriously damaged side arid
leg and is on the verge of
financial ruin, her lawyer,
Eric Murray, said earlier in
the Ontario Supreme Court

* trial.

. Of an unwanted:
- of. a woman,” he said, “She

Pharmaceutical .

‘disagreement -

between

minérs seeking a natlonal -
shutdown and those: who

vant to work.

The -staterun vata
Coal Board was left
debating {ts next legal move

= whether toreturn to court

seeking - huge "fines for .
contempt of the order
‘seth the Yorkshire loval.

re. speaking
~* emergency “meeting - of _
feast 0 temporary truce ‘in *”
a Nottinghamahire ‘
‘appealed to miners. to “take
the .
-Blltration.' ad

: between “Yorkshire pickets.
_ and: police. erupted .. ‘this
morning, outside a: “second —
Nottinghamshire - pit after -

Earlier, |: * Scargill;

alter, ‘an

‘leaders of the Yorkshirg: ‘and “
‘locals, °

the heat.” out a

” Police; paid | ‘Siotence

‘police - forced back’. 300,
pickets to. let local miners.
rough oy report fore the

‘early nioming shift,

Ollerton mine Wodnesday

“aight when 300,
pickets” from — Yorkshire -
‘arrived in defiance: of an.

onder by the High Court. in

London to stop” blockading

_ Milives in other counties “Teh

Blckets were arrested. vet

- Spabgil ‘said ‘the in.
junetion | won Wednesday by...

the state-run National Coal
Board: would only stiffen’ the .

The Herald, Thuraday, A March 15, 1984, Page 9

to join coal strike

“flying :

" pickets' resolve to bring all
-*Britain’s 174 mities to a
* standatil],
the mines already are idle,

Three-quarters of

‘The - injunction. wed.
nesday, imposed under the
1980 Employment Act, was

* written by Prime Minister
Thatcher's -
_ Coriservative government.

‘Margaret

The ‘Act forbids atrikers to
picket anywhere but at their
own place of work and calls
for... huge fines against
unions. in contempt.

Ss desperation. provided. danger

- Bluray is asking for at
/ ‘Teast $1 million in punitive
‘damages. The case is’ the
: flrat damages sult involving
“Was 80 desperate. to avoid:

an oral-contraceptive user

vou “and a drug. company to
_ taken the pills regardless of

reach court in Canada.

'*' Dunne said Buchan‘ was...

go’ desperate: that: she’ took
“the:
“Depo-Provera for 244 years

experimental drug
before she went on Ortho-
Novum 1-50.

begin to fathom ‘the impact

had to make a cholce.””
WAS NOT WARNED

Murray © contends ' the

woman was not warned. of

the dangers of the pill when .

it “was prescribed ‘to her

. because Ortho conspired to c
keep Canadian’ wonien in -
‘the dark about information:
itwas required to convey to

U.S. women.

. However, Dunne said
Wednesday the — opposite
was true, : Shortly before

Buchan went on the pill, a .
medical committee sought .

reaction from across the

“ment.

‘pregnancy . “Ortho coulin't: ‘have: done

Maintenance:

plans,:

and

- Details listed.

. LONDON {AB} - John Taylor, veteran editor of Jane’s

. ‘military aircraft publication, doesn’t need a network of
. &gents or undercover: sources to get! ‘information’ “olf the

Kremlin's secret list.

The latest Jane’s Alb the World’s Alreraft’ contains néw -
details-onthree new Soviet interceptors,erstrategio homber :

and. the .world's. biggest transport plane:4— every: one of
them on the Kremlin’s secret list.

The publication Is the latest in a long line of coups. for
Taylor and the authoritative yearbook-now owned by the

. Toronto-based Thomson. group.

Taylor, 61, said in an interview he didn't get. the in-
formation through sples,-but by reading everything
available on Soviet planes, ‘tapping old friends in. key
positions in Soviet aviation and adding two and two to get
four. ;

“We don’t have any private spy system or anything like ,
that, said Taylor. “Tt's all above board. Our biggest asset is .
the trust of aviation people, military and civilian, around :

the world.
“We. don’t encourage espionage. "For instance, a
businessman I know told me he was going to East Germany

and asked if we wanted him to get Photographs of: Soviet ‘

planes. \

“1 turned him down. We don't want people. getting
chopped playing spies. Idon’t believe the odd scoop is worth
- tisking the life of a friend or anyone else," —

The current yearbook also includes two pages and plan
drawings of China's Qiang-5 Fantan fighter - courtesy of
the People’s Republic. .

Taylor, the aircraft annual's fourth editor and one of the
world’s foremost aviation experts, has been at the controls
for 25 years and has earned a reputation for accuracy.

‘His expertise, and that of the editors and researchers of
13 other Jane’s yearbooks, has made theweighty annuals
the bible of defence experts from Australia to Zambia.

Taylor, an aviallon engineer, works 100 hours a week for
-six months of the year collating the mountain of data for the
- yearbook, charting new entries and updating the 6,000
-alreratt listed.

~ WCB shook. up

* \YANCOUVER (CP) — The new chairman of the Workers’

jakeup. ;
Walter Flesher, ‘who took the job shortly after ‘art Gib-
. bons resigned last" December, has. shuffled the respon-

" . ‘sibilities of all five board commissioners, and hired a riew

' general manager, Robert Taylor. | ~

Taylor, previously in the senior management ranks of the
Medical Services Assoclation and the Medical Services
Plan, will be in charge of compensation and medical ser-
_ gices, The three commissioners have been atripped of their

day-to-day administrative roles and bumped on to a new '

policy committee,
Ina memo to all board staf, Fiesher said the changes to

_ the board’s management structure are an attempt to bring .

“it in line with traditional business organizations, =
But compensation expert Cathy Walker of the Canadian

Association of Industrial, Mechancial and Allied Workers :

said the shake-up is bad news for workers.
“I don’t think it’s golng to work, and I think thére is going

to bé a really significant downgrading inthe services people |

are going to get from the board," she said, “The No. 1 goal
Is now cust-cutting, not providing services.”

Under the rezhuffting, Flesher assumes control over the
key industrial health and safety division of the board..

Commissioner Glen Hall now is general manager of
finance and admiatration.

And the three other commissioners, Herb Scollan, Bob
Bucher and Mike Parr, will serve as Appeal commissioners
and “fulfil te key functions of a “Policy committee,”
 Flesher’s meino said, -

- Bodrd spokesman. Grant MeMillan said the main sign-
 ficance of the changes ia the separation of policy ‘making
and administrative control for the first time al the board,

. members .

. extremists an

Compensation Board hag initlated a major administrative .
Level Course & Repaving 8h a

‘country _ and . made
‘ recommendations to the”

Government: about’ how | it”
- should deal with the pill, he”
jaid

Rather than trying to
convey. technical - in-
formation .to - consumers
‘directly, it was decided the:
best approach was to have
wellinformed |

“ Warnings on pill: piickages’,
were; 8 Canadian’, govern: .
- requirémerit, and: -

People
shot -

NEW DELHI (Reuter) =
“Gunmen in a sports arena .
crowd:shot dead 14 people ..
and wounded more than 40
when they opened fire on a
paramilitary patrol in
India's northeastern state of
_ Manipur, the Press Trust of
India said today. - - _-
“Whe news: Ageney: said
’ ‘of - ah the .
‘paramilitary. Central Police
Reserve * Force. were at-

~ tacked Wednesday. at a
_ football fleld. bear the’ atate

capital, liphal.
It quoted police’as saying °

spectators at-a volleyball
match: Bullets. , -atarted |

anything else,” he said.

He also disputed Buchan’s
testimony that she had
heard’ nothing about the
dangers of the pill though
she was an avid reader, He

: paid all of Toronto’s
newspapers and - the
magazines ‘ Buchan

_ Profeased to read carried

many articles on the pill. .
’Mr. Justice Richard
Holland had expressed
doubts about one aspect of

ithe case: whether Buchan,

as an average, reasonable
person, would have taken

the pill even if she had been
well-informed of the
potential ‘dangers.

, * doctors’ 8
advise their pattents, Dunne’ °
. ‘argued,

All of us wearing gowns -
tn. ere are men — we can’t

. infiltrated |

. Fighting reported |

* “BAGHDAD (Reuter) — Iraq has ‘reported fresh heavy
. fighting ‘east of: its southern port of Basra-as foreign
~-miniatera of the Arab League reaftirméd support for Bagh-

; dad in its-war against Iran.

A military communique said Iraqi forces repulsed @ new.’
~ Tranian attack early Wednesday after five hours of fighting.

The communique said more than 1,700 Iranians had been
killed, adding that Iraq's heligopter-gunships had pounded
enemy troops. east of: Basra and east of the Tigris River.
further north.

The area has seen some of the heaviest fighting in the 41-
month war since Iran launched an offensive last month.

Iran. mounted its latest push as Arab League foreign
ministers at an emergency meeting in the Iraqi capital

agreed on a resqlution pledging support for the Baghdad -
" government of President Saddam Hussein and condemning —

what it called Iranian ‘aggression.

The resolution, adopted by’ 19 members of the 22-country
group, also called on the rest of the world to refraln from *
any moves. that might directly or indirectly. help continue
the war. |
STOPS SHORT

. The resolution stopped short af what coriference sources
said: Traq had wanted: the explicit, adoption of tough

-economic moves against Tehran. -

But it warned, the Tranian leadership that Tehran's *

refusal to consider a negotiated peace might push Arab
_ states o reconsider thelr relations with Iran.

-. Therainisters agreed to set upa committee to work for an
‘end to the war through international contacts and
initiatives, without ‘specifying’ what these might be. 4

nt st ete, na “sonidintSs “COMprGeS Teagiié’ Secretary Genetal*

security forces and two
children were among those --
killed in the gun battle.
Youths in the crowd stole
fol’. automatic © weapons
belonging. to the security
forces during the shooting,

~PTL said. +,

‘indian: security ; forces
have been Waging a cam-
palgn against secessionists
-in-states bordering China,
Burma: and, Bangladesh for
_™More. than .20 years,

" ‘Early Jast’year, militants *

campaigning in the neigh-.

boring state of Assam to .

evict. © Bengali-speaking

- Moslems from Bangladesh
started widespread ethnic .

fighting.

At leuat 8,000 people were ;
killed and 900,000 made ”

homeless in the Assam
bloodbath. Prime. Minister

Indira Gandhi visited the ©
State last month and sald -

the government had taken

steps to detect and deport

illegal immigrants.

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— Beautiful appliances, tiled showers
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’ —Large batconies. with s¢reened patio doors -
—Lots of parking: recreation court
—Securlty, enter phones and deadbotts

.... . Family oriented - close to schools
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car wash, all In area
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by trained staff who respect _

Telephone: 635-5968.
Eroperty Stewards Western Lid.

Chedli Klibi and representatives from Irag, Saudi Arabia, .
Morocco, Tunisia, North Yemen, Kuwait and Jordan. .
_ ‘Conferences sources said Iraq had hoped for a resolution
calling on major industrial countries to stop dealing with
Iran. What emerged, they said, was a watered-down ver.
sion.
‘ Iraq, supported by several ofits conservative Arab allies,
is still aiming for economic as well as political and military’

: pressure ta be applied to Tehran, the sources. said.

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elevator, svcuily ayatam, resident manager.

Phone manager anylime

638-1268.

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