_ fireplace: -

7x0 after, 4pm.”

TEI EE

“TETRAULT
“PLACE
APARTHENTS.

Frida i shove, drapes,”

ase off. “streat:
parking.
system. °

‘Rotts. — ie

secprity.

| MUST SELL Package
“1974. GMC _Sinieny: ‘dud PS, :

EXECUTIVE HOME. 4
bedrooms, “32 baths,

private -locatlon, close’ to
tewh Fl hone 635-4477, :

: “(ps-9mar)
1 BEDROOM - ‘raller.

Furnished, Phone 635-5171,
. (p2-9mar}

3 BEDROOM home with
appliances. Close to scticols.
Contact’ Bob at Overwaitea
Foods, 635-5950. .

wees ae

(p5-12mar)

FOR SALE— By Owner - 3
bedroom: full basement
house: ‘In ‘Horseshoe area,

p .
Excellent condition. Asking
price $79,900. Phone 635-2554

(p5-l4mar) +

3 BEGROOM condomi nium,

Full basement, fridge ana.

stove.Close to” schools and
downtown. No pets. ‘Price
$27,500: Phone 635-3934.

one ; (p?-9mar)

3 BEDROOM home on farge
‘corner “lot.
central: vacuum system.
Large ‘kitchen-dining room
with hardwood floor Large
finished rec room
basement, Double carport.
Garden. area, frult trees.
Phong. 635-5853 after épm.
a (p5-9mar)

2 BEDROOMIsg hause, 1206
Sq. fon: -maln, 1000 up-
stalrs, in loft. onethird acre.
Scenic.; river. view = lot.
$69,000., Phone after Ipm to
view; aS 4868.

_ (p4-Fmar)

REDUCED TO SELL 4902
Halliwell, - 3 bedroom..
finished :basement with
and —soextra
bathroom: Under cover
parking’ for two. cars, large
concrete. sundack, “fenced
yard, <ratural - gas. $12,900
down: and assume ‘mor:
tyage.’ Full price $69,900.
Phone ‘635-4505...
tas ; (p8-13mar) |
ec
FOR" SALE "DEASE
LAKETRADING
POST" . Store.
sarvice; ‘bottle: depat.:
-Furnished tiving
quarters. Low
overheads, Hwy
frontage. ‘Priced to
$20,000. ‘For Aprit 1st

‘Gr
opportunities — good.
Phone Dease Lake. 771-
3501 for details. ;

” (pt3-tamar)

rhe

3 BEDROOM home, located
on quiet:stree?. 1056 sq. ft.,
attached -garage, close to
schools and hospital. Treed
lot., Assumable. mortgage: : :

approximately $40,000. .
Asking. $49,500. Phone :635- .

(pl0-13mae)

FOR SALE— 1980 Ford’

Pinto, Good condition.
Asking $3500 Phone 635-4073,
a (p10-21mar)

BIOS. ARE OPEN ON
181 MIRADA & 1912
JEEP WAGONEER.
Call far more In-
formation Roder Ann at
635.2261. .

* (acel0- témar)

2atie Spm... -

1,075 sq. fh:

~ taxi 7.

“1978 DODGE RAM.
CHARGER 4x4 V8.

; Please -phone HS 635-3889. ~
spine

| Excellent. conditien. ~ ge
“Only.” 69,000 km., Mew: |
YE Battery. Winter: ‘tires,

“PB,..TS; trailer’ ‘hitch, roof

_ rack and roll. bar.iAleo 1983.

. $R250 streat ‘bike: “Askling. ’
$1850. For more Inforriation
Phone $35-3453.

(stfn)

‘pets, References required. :

‘Phone, G0-1065 or 6354894, |

“(01 o-ztmae)

“FOR SALE— 1972 1x68. 3.

bedroom - _mobite, home. .-
Fenced yard: with’ “two

storage sheds, 2 appliances. -

Set up and skirted in the

Terrace Trailer Court. .

Phone 635- 3705.
(p5- amar)

FOR SALE— Waxag? mobile
home. Very good condiflon.
Must ba seen, 4 appilances
and priced to sall $8,000.
Phone 635-4457, . "
tp5-emar)

1978 12x68 3 BEDROOM
mobile home. Set up -In
town. 8x10 addition. 5 ap-
pilances, Gaod condition.
Phone 633-1307 after 5pm.

{pt0-Vmar}

FOR SALE— 12x68" | 74, .
Canadiana, . 3 bedroom.
$15,000. OBO, . Phone 78.

— 2584,

{pveumar) :

WANTED— one short box .

camper for Datsun. Beller
quality. -Preter fridge,
stove, furnace. Phone 635-_
7559,

(p3-9mar)

. gue. nip sb Cowen i
. =" Bintene a Cainer iret

PROPERTY FOR
SALE SY TENDER
The British Columbla Bulidings

' Corporalion {tha ‘Corparation‘’)

invites Tenders to Purchase the
following Improvements only.
LOCATION: 344 Brown Street,
Cassiar, 8.0.

IMPROVEMENT DESCRIPTION:
Goad? - 1980 Manco Mobile Home,
Registration No.420745 (4.77%m
21.34m) with expando section (3.05m
483m) and encidsed porch (2. 4am x
3.48),

. All offers must be submitted to the’

office of the Bullding Manager an Its
Offer to.Purchase form ina sealed,
clearly marked envelopes, no later
than 2 p.m. Adarch 22, 1984 together
wilh a certified cheque payable to the
Corporation In the amount of 10 ror
cent of theoffer. This depsit shall be
credited towards the purchase price
Ia tender is accapled. Those Offers
to Purchase not received by 2 p.m...
March 23, 1904 ‘shall. not be con-
sidered,

The highes?! or. any
necessarily be acepted.
Separate Offer to Purchase forms
may be obtained from the office of the

bid will fot

* Building Manager, British Columbia
. Bulldinga Corporation,
| Bontron, 4825 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, .
* B.C. V8G 1X7, Telephone: 638-1791,

For further Information, please

Oennts

contact Alka Sampeon In Victoria, at

 BF-7382, °

* {Acct 7,8,9march)

|

“contribution |

} 3 partments

— Delase apartment duallny, Ihidye stove, :
carpeting: doapery. anilorcorer parking, .

ebevator, deeurily sytem resident om manager _

"Plant manager ‘anpline
638. 1268

La onl bf ale palit ts rer
aaatiiadieaciatsatonetodiiae one ie oe nee rere thet ae

week-old dispitte. -

‘There's -a substantial - :

difference in the figures we
have.

—_

are,"

"The Federal Court of .
- Canada,..which: holds its >.
nexteetof hearings Monday _ -

in‘ Vaheouver, will hear a:
' elty“application to have’ the
‘Canadian: - Radio-television:

‘and ‘Teletommunications~°- ” ,
Commisalon investigat the os

Rojas. found guilty of dancer's 8 murder:

' dispute.” aaa cE
“The elty ‘sald in: iis: re)

<pllcation’ that. proviticially.’
“owned Alper Govetument ;

“Telephones unfairly

siphoning "lone of dollars’
‘a yedr in long-distance -

revenue from municipally
owned Edmonton
Telephones.

Bogle said the ‘province
will. meet the court
chailenge and he will report
the results of Wednesday’s

meeting-to the full govern- °
. ment caucus next Wed-

hesday.

The major . stumbling
’ block “to-an agreement is
_intepretation of a formula
recommended ‘by the

Milvain ;* Commission for

~ determining ‘what each side
gets in’ long-distance toll
“revenues: ..

* Nelther Edmonton nor the

B province: objects to use of

the formula, But.therp is

agreement: out whet er -the-~
dollar share left to the city
aiter itis applied includes a
to’ cross-
subsidization — the prin-

elple:, that profit-making :
“centres support service

where. Alberta Government
Telephones records a loss:
INCLUDES SUBSIDY .

Decore sald the formula
includes —_ cross-subsidiza-
tion. But Bogle’. -said
Edmonton's share of cross-
subsidization has .to be
calculated by the Public

' Utilities Board after the

formule is applied.

The formula — used by
Bel] Canada and. Thunder.
Bay, Ont. — the only. other .
major Canadian” city. with

its own telephone fompany

— would give Edmonton.60 .

" Decore emerged frog the’
 tiho-hottr meeting. to say: ‘the
two sides are atill millions of
-dollars, apart in. their _at-
tempts to resolve the three- -

the . figures..
‘Edmontonians are entitled’ |
to —"and thé. figures the -f
minister. and the govern- .
ment have," said Decare. .

“I don't know what the’ ..
eT wr alternative is except to
FOR RENT— 2 bedroom . Proceed nthe courts as we 7%
traller on large lot. No pets: - ; :
References required. 3-:
bedroom trailer, 2 baths. No .

“poy Be Bob, Bogle and
Ednionton Mayor Laurence

ig no,.;.

beg

per cent of the Jong-tistance ‘

profits.

“‘Decore noted: the’. dif-
ference between, the two...

interpretations is . “many
millions of dollars." The
city wants $20 million and”
the mayor said. the dif-
ference between the two
sides is $10 million. to $id
million. —

“They're attenipting to:
put a double penalty on us;*"’
he said.

That disagreement led to

another — how best to find: -

numbers on which both: -
sides could agree. :

. “simply asked againand ©
again is there any way,

please, that technicians can.

" look at this and identify the: .

precise areas where we're
n’ disagreement,"
Decore: .

* But Bogle would. not

agrée to that technical kind. J.
Of aageasment, "sald the f°

mayor, .

ae apis ”

said .

Ap.

Henry Leong will bé running the student employment
- center again this year and hopes students looking for
_ work wiiluse the services of his office. You can reach

:
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we ae etree E

ell meet -
atom
mip ote we LTS

Henry at 635-7134 between the hours of 830am.to 9 «=
4:30 p.m. See story on page 1. '- a

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. NEW: "|, WESTMINSTER, -
“By Cc. (CP) - = “There was only

ore. ‘accused person in. the -

prisoner's box — but the

British Columbia Supreme

Watson

‘Court: ” jury decision’. on:
Wednesday had the effect of -

‘-pendering judgment on two"

people.
The.

returns

jurors ,

VANCOUVER (CP) — Environmentalist Paul Watson,
‘tired of what he’called “personal hatred’: directed at him
during his efforts to thwart the: ‘proviricial ‘government's,
wolf-kill program in northeastern Britlsh Columbia, ts
returning to Vancouver today from the Muskwa Valley. ’

In a telephone interview, fram Prophet River, which is

several kilometres from Project } Wolf’s base camp, Watson
_ said a seven-person team will continue. the anti-kill cam-
paign.to harass government: blologist: John Elliott in the
valley, 75 kilometres southwest of Fort Nelson.
_ “J wasn't prepared for the extent of the personal hatred
. that came up during the campaign,” he said. “There's been
too much focusing on my personality. People can’t accept
- that'I’m involved in this because 1 care about wildlife. They
always look for an ulterior, motive. "

Willard: Charlie; 43,.a' Shuswap-Lillooet native Indian,
“now is leddihg¢the protest ‘proup, Watonsatd- vere

“Tt is now in'the hands of the‘natives, No one can point. a
finger at them and gay. they. don’t belong here."'
- Watson, head of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society,

_ was instrumental in forming Project Wolf, an anti “hunt

coalition of environmentalists,’ In January.

“The hunt tally in the Muskwa since January is 71 wolves,

Environment’ Ministry ‘spokesman Dan Morberg said
Wednesday from Prince George. The government hopes to
kill about 400 wolves in the ‘area before Easter. It has
claimed that the wolf population is responsible for declining
numbers of elk, moose; sheep and cariboo.

Morberg said Elliott killed 81 of a planned total of 90
wolves in the Kechika Valley, 250 kllometres northwest of

Fort Nelson.

Catholics to pay

*- VANCOUVER (CP) — British Columbia’s Roman

~ ~ Catholics are‘being asked to dig deep in their. packets to

help defray. the costs of Pope John Paul’s one-day visit to

<aVancouver jn September. Lo

Vancouver Roman Catholic Archbistiop James Carney
has announced they will try to raise an additional $1 million
through - the anaual Project Advance fund-raising cam-

‘paign. :

“ "The cainpalgn's ‘8 objectives are principally for Catholle
‘schools but this year, we also have to find money: for the
“papal visit although we don’t know how much we'll need, "

he-said Wednesday. “Instead of running two fund-raising -
_ campaigns, we have tacked theone onto the other. We hope ;

we can raise the $1 million.”

‘Carney said ‘costs of the Sept, 18 visit will include con-
, Struction of a six-metre high ‘podium at Empire Stadium,
and facilities such as first-aid booths...

“We haye no idea of how many people wil be there but we

must be prepared,” he said.’

The Canadian Conference of. Catholic Bishops issued a
country-wide appeal Wednesday for Roman Catholics -to

“costs;

About 2. million raised in the country’s 6,000 parishes last :

a contribute June 17 to help with the 12-day visit's mounting

June “certainly wasn't enough,” sald spokesman Jean

* Charpentier.

Work, UBC, entitled

Friday March 16

Sunday March 18
"Cost! $30°
for more

! The Human Service Worker
“Program of MWC presents:

A public lecture on the privatization of social
services by Glen Dover, Director school of Social

“PRIVITIZATION:

_ GanSIS OR CHALLENGE” =|
THURS. MARCH 15,1884 7pm. Rm 268 NWCC

_ Aworkshop with Stuart Alcock on WORKING WITH
; ADOLESCENTS cavering assessinent of behavior, .
a 9 management. and Infervention techniques.

Saturday March 17

‘Room 213

Information contact Jake
Muller, NWCC 635-6511,

14pm
9am - 4pm
10am’- 12 noon

-NWCC

; found ;

“‘Trinidad-born - Cariton
- Rojas, 32, guilty of second-
degree murder in the
» knifing death last March 17
of Layla Underwood, 27, an
- exotic dancer and -small-
time drug dealer.

But .their guilty verdict,

. delivered almost 24 hours
after they began
deliberations, served as an
“acquittal” of Ingrid Smith,

22, the woman Rojas ac-

cused of killing Underwood.
The jurors’
second-degree murder, as

opposed to the first-degree -
charge on the indictment, -
indicated they did not ac-_

cept the Crown's theory the
killing was planned and
. deliberate.

But it also indicated they ,

aid not accept Rojas’s

‘testimany.that Smith...
West. .:

was living, killed Under-
wood in a jealous rage.

. The second-degree ~
murder verdict . means
Rojas must receive a- life
term, but the period he will’
serve before becoming
eligible for parole won't be
known until Friday, when

- he is formally sentenced.

finding of — -

2 Maneouver. ..
cosihétieian with whom ‘he —

second-degree murder mist

serve at least 10 years’

before parole eligibility —
but the jury or the judge can

recommend a longer period -

of up to 25 years,

The jury in the Rojas case
chose not to increase ‘the
minimum period,. recom-
mending that Rojas serve 10
years before he is eligible
for parole.

Prosecutor Barry’
: Sullivan called Ingrid Smith

.

as ‘his key witness. She sald « a
‘Rojas’. came home wi

‘blood on his jeans and told x

her he slashed Underwood's

: throat it waile mie. her.

Smith “denied she was 45
ever in- Underwood's’

at

apartment, but, admitted
she helped her lover cover
up the crime by- ‘showing =
him where to bury the stolen,
jewelry and dispose of the
knife and his bloogy
clothing.

forest industry.
resume to:

McAlpine & Co., No.11-4644 Lazelle Ave.; |
Terrace, B.C, V8E 187

Accountant Required

"Malor Terrace: logging contractor
_fequires accountant—office manager.
4 -Completely_responsible.for all accounting. -
~fecords: and administrat!ve -functions:--f.
Must be a self-starter capable of working
without supervision and maintaining
coordination between field and office... ..
Prefer CGA or RIA with ‘experience in
Reply in writing with

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