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dia sed Heatintont a
“Builiiig dhednavion tatu.

Aectade. By tue Deitiotition:

rand. Keinesal of. above’

“$trvctyre inctuding footings.

and-or concraéte slabs, steps

ate. will be accepted by the -

-. Honourable the Minister,
‘Department of Public

‘Works, care of Foreman: of .

Works, 4827 Keith. Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. up fa 2 p.m.,
January 26, 1978.

Tendering documents may
be obtained from Ministry of
Public Works, 4827 Keith
Ave., Terrace, B.C, and alsa
viewed at 4827 Kelth Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. on and atte
danuary %, 1978. = *

The lowest or any tender
-WIH not necessarily be ac-
cepted.

HJ. Morlok -

Foreman of Works

For Minister of Public
Works,

Partiament Bulldings,
Vietorla, British Colymbla.
6a38n

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Honourable the Minister,

Department of Public .

Works, care of Foreman of

‘Works, 4827 Keith Avenue, .

“Terrace, 6.C. up fo 2 p.m.,
January 26, 1978.
. Tendering documents may
be obtalnad fram Ministry of
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Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and
also viewed at 4827 Keith
Avenue, Terrace, B.C. on
and after January 9, 1978.
The lowest or any tender
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cepted.

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Parllament Bulldings,
Victoria, British Columbia
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Terrace, 8,C. will. be
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Local = Time, .
January 27th, 1978.

Friday,

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form of tender may be ob-
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McElhanney Associates.

General Contractors may m

obtain one set only, on
deposit of $20.00, which will
be refundabia upon recelpt of
a bone fide bid and return of
the documents in good
condition within ten days of
close of fenders.

Additional seis may be
purchased at $20.00 (non-
refundable).

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for Inspection at the
following Construction
Association -Offices: -
Terrace, Smithers, Prince
George and Prince Rupert.

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companied by a Certified
Cheque drawn In favaur of
the Owner In the amount of
Four Thousand. Dollars
($4,000.00). The successful
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RATS  -- wERE
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WRANGATON,
land (CP) — Rats
esting a pub at this
Devon town were not
terapted by
alane. Only when the
landlady laced’ it with
vodka would they: touch

were fatal...

it: The consequences

’ ditionally

poison bait.

you've been refused life
insurance bee af
poor or a tis
medical history, don’t
ir. . ‘
ces are most
applicants can get life
insurance, says. Gordon
Pierce, president of
Substandard In-
ternational Underwriters
(Life) Ltd., a citybased
life insurance broker.
b Substandard has heen’
reaking new groun
the Canadian and. in-
ternational underwritin
industry durng ‘the las
3% years, acting “at a
specialized cle
house locating companies
to underwrite people tra-
considered
“uninsurable.” the
e company shops
international | market for

Canadians who have tieen .

denied coverage because
of poor health. He esti-
mates that about two per
cent of Canadians who

Shir Perot i
.

ingure 9
cent of those people. And
there are many more who
have considered them-
selves uninsurable and
haven't tried to get in-
surance.”

Pierce believes his
company could attract as
as eight per cent of
the $¢hbillion life in-

- World

MOSCOW: (AP)
Pravda said Sunday that
U.S. President Carter's

ition on the neutron
omb contradicts his
administration's
espoused interest in
' furthering . detente . and
arms limitation, Carter
said- at a recent news
conference in Warsaw
that the neutron bomb
‘would have less effect on
the East-West arms
_ balance than the new
Soviet SS-20 mobile
missile.

SEOUL (AP) A
visiting U.S.
congressignal delegation
said Sunday it opposes
the pullout of American
combat forces from South
Korea until a peace
settlement is reached
with North Korea.
' President Carter has
announced plans for a
hased withdrawal of
5, ground forces from

South Korea.

FLU HITS ISRAELIS
TEL AVIV (AP) — An
estimated ‘700,000 of
Israel's 3.5. million
ulation have ' been. af-
licted with flu this

. winter— more than ‘ever
before, Dr. Tiberio. Sch-
wartz, the fovernment’s
-chief epidemiologist,
‘gays, Identifying the
culprit as the ‘Victorla-A

virus, Schwartz alsc

- debunked - ‘a ‘favorite’
' Israeli folk remedy—tea
' mixed with brandy.

DIPLOMAT DIES

PARIS (Reuter) —
Andre Francois-Poncet
one of France's most

rominent diplomats of
this century, died Sunday
at the age of 90, members
of his family said.

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- branches throughout the

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you. Eara up to $40.00 per
hour. Small Investment
required. Phone 465-576? or
539-4926. .

The’ first Academy Award _ A

given to something other:

than a human being went to
Mickey Mouse in 1931-1932.

Cee)

Pierce! who was with
Financial Life of Canada
for 11 years and with
London Life for another:
10, says Substandard is
the Canadian broker

in the _ in-
ternational © reinsurance
market. ;
REFUSE BUSINESS

He says that while most
Canadian insurance
companies refuse the
uninsurables, many
European companies
actively pursue them.

Agents of various in-
surance companies

ating in Cana
are familiar with the
service and refer such
clients to Substandard.

Pierce says the cost to
such clients might be

. but many ae
pay price.

.. In November, Sub-
Standard received a
$150,000 loan from the

overnment-operated. Al-

ta. Opportunity Co. for
One PA et.
Perey eai
company ani concept.
“We act only as
broker. A Vancouver-
based company issues the
policies. Most of the
‘people at Substandard
are very familiar with the
business. The potential is
there, and we can have a
good percentage of the
market.”

Briefs

NOTED ”

PEKING (Reuter) —
Large crowds milled
around Peking's Square
of Heavenly Peace on

Sunday inspecting
wreaths marking the

second anniversary of the
death of Chinese Premier
Chou Enlai. There were
no signs of the emotion or
political posters. that
appeared in the square on
the first anniversary.

BALANCE
FAVORABLE
-HONG KONG (Reuter)
— China had a favorable
trade balance last year
for the firat time since
1973, the Hsinhua news
agency reported Sunday,
It said revenue was up by
Bix: per, cent. compared
with last year and topped
the peak year in the 26-
ear history of the
‘eople’s Republic,
BOMBTHREAT
HOAX . ’
WINDSOR LOCKS,
Conn. (AP) -- About 250
passengers were
evacua from Am-
trak's Montrealer early
Sunday after . an
anonymous caller said a
mage! un Nobo
passenger :No bom
was found. The train,

headed for Montreal from ©
.. Washington
* unacheduled stop .at

made an

Windsor Locks for the
evacuation and bomb
search.

ma

FLIGHTS DISRUP-

‘ LONDON (AFP) —

Hog seriously affected
flights in and out of
London's Heathrow Air-
rt on Sunday, Many
epartures were can-
celled (and incoming.
hts were diverted to
other airports.

Streets in

-2e

rrace look on that all too familiar look

AME OAL te fuses rereeg fh. WFR, dt dl 4

Still no,
| jobs:

be able to” reduce
unemployment levels

wobas

auhet bunban

.. Significantly this year be-

cause unemployment

. Fates arige from stubborn

again as the weekend brought more snow.

_ Faked memo urged violence
In Quebec

By GERARD Me-
NEILL- :
OTTAWA (CP) — The
RCMP Security Service
in Montreal drafted and
issued a. fake’ com-
munique in December,
1971, urging Quebec -
terrorists. to violence,
Solicitor-General Francis
Fox disclosed today. :
Fox told a news con-
jerence that the com-
munique was treated as
enuine by
vincial Police, RCMP
headquarters in Ottawa’
and Jean-Pierre .
Goyer, then solicitor-
general, -:«C. ;
urported to come from
come from:
fa: Minerve-cel¥ of the’
Front dé Liberation du

Qubec, which Fox said. -

had previously issued two
other communiques. that .
included appeals to.
violence. foo:
The communique was
authorized by Chief Supt.
Donald Cobb, then an
inspector in charge’ of.
security operations in,
Montreal. Cobb pleaded:

guilty last spring to
authorizi legal 1972:
raid on offices of three

left-wing groups in Mon- ©
treal. .

Cobb was given an .
unconditional ::discharge
last June-..by Montreal
Judge Roger Vincent,
who said. Cobb. an
authorizing Quebec and
Montreal police officers
had acted with noble mo-

Civil
- dikely

. five years

Quebec —

, today

tives in allowing the
removal without warrant
of documents from the
offices of the Agence
Presse Libre du Quebec.
Fox said federal. law
officers have told him a
charge of - public
mischief, carrying a
paxi ou sentence a
Prison, CO
be placed as a result of
the fake © communique.

Fox was responding to
a Dec. 29 subpoena by a
Quebec inquiry into
illegal police acts in the
province. The subpoena,
issued y _ inquiry

ght the production o
number of doc

hands of the - federal

commission. under’ Me. :
Justice David .C..-Me--

Donald and “for this
reason” ‘he won't turn
them over to the Keable
inquiry, However, he said
a statement of relevant
facts is being
to the provincial. inquiry

reply to the

subpoena: ": - a
- the stitement included
were ‘trying
' those . questioned as
7 sources of information

cases in I
esti +. Of - in
viduals, taken to hofels

or motels for periods of
to.12 hours in 1971 and

1972, ‘may’. have been

improper because it was

war

TORONTO (CP) — fleeing South Africa he.

Donald . Woods, the
banned newspaper editor |
who fled from South Af-
is running out to prevent
5 out to preven
a civil war between
blacks and whites in
South Africa.

In an interview
recorded while he was in
Zambia and broadcast
Sunday by CBC Radio,
Woods said that in the
short: term, he sees
disaster for South Africa
unless white nationalists

- go to the negotiating table

with leaders of the coun-
try’s black majority.
“I know the blacks
‘would be amenable to
that,” hesaid. “But I fear
the time is running out’
when they will listen to
‘negotiating noises,”
oods, a critic of South
African racial policies
while he was editor of the.
East London Dail
Dispatch in South Africa,
said-no member of the
South African govern-
ment is consciously evil.
“There are no mon-
sters in that cabinet,” he
said. anhey just happen
ta be terribly blind on the
racial question... . They
are imprisoned inthis
cocoon of fear they haye
spun around = them-
selves,”’ noe ; .
Woods, who now is in
‘London, said that before

wi mea” sa
can. sec ice
who ‘fired on. his fouse
and sent shirts for his
children which had been
impregnated with irri-
tating substances.

Loto
OE
winner-
TORONTO (CP) — A
24-yearold Thunder Bay,

Ont.,. seaman drawing
unemployment insurance

"won $1 million in Sunday.

night’s .. Lote-Canada.
draw in Vancouver, -
A- lottery. official - said.

‘Anthony: Jerullo. held.

ticket number 1388114.
The owner of a private
house in Thunder Bay

where Ierullo rented ..a
basement suite, sald the .
Y- bachelor phoned

and sald
“was 0
dlea pear foe Py few

The man said his tenant —

has been olit of work
since August and has
heen receiving unem-
ployment inaurance.

a. Lote-Canada of-

ficial said cheques will be
ven to Ierulio and ather -
mtario winners: at a

ceremony . here

Thursday.

A,
of documents.
“Fox: > said. all.. the
documents. are in: the.
-' vestigation. One-of those

* enough

turned over .

on

done against their will.

—More details on the
burning of a barn by’
RCMP to prevent a
meeting between Quebec
terrorists and U.S. Black
Panthers.

—Photocopies of a
certificate of review
dated Nov. 3, 1972, and
issued by Jean-Pierre
-Goyer to allow the RCMP
to tap the -telephone at
3449 St. Hubert St.,
Montreal, where offices
had been illegally raided
by police a month before.

INVESTIGATE
‘METHODS |

- Fox said the methods. a

and procedures used .in.
the interviews. were of:
concern “to
warrant further _ in-
interviewed had com-
plained at the time, he
said. .
‘He indicated that an
arm had.been twisted in
one case and: that in
others, moral force had
been exerted by police to
give. the persons being
uestioned the feeling
ey had no choice but to
stay in. the room.
e police, he said,
to recruit

about the FLQ cells they
were thought to he
associated with. If that
failed, the idea was to
‘neutralize’? them by
leaving them with tie
impression police knew of
their activities.

Fox said the McDonald
royal commission into the
RCMP: would have to

determine why Cobb did

not inform headquarters
that the communique,
turned over to Goyer as
genuine, was fake.
DISCREDIT CELL

In. a statement, Fox

‘said the communique

“expressed a ‘Maoist’
‘viewpoint, including a
-call to violence, This was
seen by the drafters ag a
way . of bringing ublic
discredit on the cell and

_ fostering disunity among

the FLQ membership

- following Plerre
announced

Vallieres’ |

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change of strategy in
December, 1971. The
language used in the
communique raises
Fanaa na heut ite
propriety a legality.”
Vallieves, regarded as
the intellectual force
behind the terrorist
movement, turned his
back in the early 19708 on

violence as a solution.

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Mirabel
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International
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Sunday ter.. snow-~
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