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Page 6, The Herald, Friday, January 30, 1981

O'LEARY, P.E.J. (CP)
— Nelther mow oor cold
nor freezing rain can keep
Libera] Keith Milligan and
Progressive Conservative
James Matheson from
their allotted rounds of
house calls as they fight a
campaign for a Feb. 2
provincial byelection in
some of the worst weather
in 2 years.

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” trurk, and Mathegon, in a
* four-wheel drive vehicle,

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have climbed snowbanks
and got stuck in afew as
they seek the Prince 2nd
seat vacated by George
Henderson when he suc-
cessfully moved to federal

politics.
Standings in the 32-seat
legislature are Con-

servatives 21, Liberals 10,
one vacant.

DARTMOUTH, N.S.
(CP) —A lawyer who faces
disciplinary action by the

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Nova Scotia Barristers
Society is trying to get an
injunction against the
society. ;

Ted MeFetridge is trying
in his application to
disqualify the saciety from
continuing proceedings
against him. The lawyer
broke the society's policy
last year by advertising
fees an his law-office
window, (1) |

SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)
Treasury Board
Chairman Jean-Maurice
Simard of New Brunswick
clashed with university
students Wednesday over 2
bill designed to protect
linguistic and cultural
rights.

The French-speaking
students at the University
of Moncton said the
legislation does nothing but |
maintain the status quo.

Simard told the students
he was appalled that

Acadians would reject a
measure to help ensure
their . equality without
suggesting any alter-
natives. He said they are
Surrounding themselves
with symbols and giving no
thought to realistic: protec-
tion of French and English
cultures.

QUEBEC (CP)
Provincial Liberal energy
critic’ Pierre Fortier,’ a

nuclear engineer and
of

former president
Canatom Ltd., a nuclear
consulting firm, says he
doubts Quebec can avoid
turning to nuclear energy |

* in the next 20 years.

Despite abundant hyr-
droelectric resources,
Fortier said, planners at
Hydro-Quebec and in the
energy department expect
the last of the Quebec riv-
ers capable of producing,
power will be dammed by
about 1995. Since it takes up -

MEN'S FASTBALL LEAGUE
” Anyone interested in playing |
men's fastball this summer should

_ contact one of the following numbers

635-2249

635-2268

635-2333

Interested umpires may also call the above

WIGHTMAN & SMITH

REALTY LTD.

COMMERCIAL
VESTMENT
The owner has asked us
to drastically reduce the
price on this pr.
Consists of 1480 sq. ft.
concrete block bullding
with part” basement.
Two bays with one hoist.
3 phase wiring. Natural
gas heat. Lot fronts on
Clark and River Drive.
This is an excellent shop
for a small contractor or
logger. The asking price
on this listing has been
wae from $20.00 to

“149 ACRES PRIME
INDUSTRIAL
PROPERTY

This property has 331
feet of trontage on High-
way 16 and offers ex-
cellent potential for re-
development while
retaining for use. some
13,500 8q. ft. of existing
buildings, Why not
contact us for mare
details? Asking price
$500,000.

SUST LISTED - HOME
ON ACREAGE IN
TOWN

10 acres on Hailiweli
with a 4 bedroom home
and outbulidings.
Perfect for a mini-farm.
Could be subdivided Into
3 acre parcels, $135,000.

2 BEDROOM HOME
On FULL BASEMENT
This newly renovated
home In ‘Thernhllli is

occupancy. Asking

avallable for Immediate ~

COME AND SEE

. Spacious family home
located on the Bench
Just one block from the
bus stop. This home has

many excellent
features. Spacious
living room with

fireplace and wool
carpeling. Master
bedroom with 4 glece
ensvite. Kitchen
features built-In  dish-
washer and many
cabinets. Patio door off
dining area to 12x22
“patio. Basament is futly
developed with rec
room, office and 3 piece
bath. 1831 garage-shop .
with concrete floor, 60
amp service, sully in-
‘gulated and all space
heater. Double concrete
d@riveway. All this can
be purchased for |ust
996,000.

1.75 ACRE LOT IN
KLEANZA SUB-
DIVISION
Fhis attractive former
hamesite Js located on
. the south side of the
road. A mobile home
could be moved right in.
Make an offer to the
owner's asking price of
$24,000.

LARGE HOME
TOWN ON % ACRE
This 1600 sq. 4. full
basement luxury home
has 4 bedrooms plus
large living room,
dining room and kit.
chen. There is a 2
bedroom mother-in-law
suite down, plus garage
and 18x18 workshop.
Asking $89,900. -

. Soll for gardening. This

COMMERCIAL _ IN-
VESTMENT

PROPERTY

This 12,4613 sq. #. (on
two floors} building on
Lakelse Ave, can be
used as is for relail
space, or modified for
offites. Excellent
assumable. financing of
$189,000 at 1] per cent
and Vendor will con.
sider'2nd. Asking price
of $285,000.

JUST LISTED

Three bedroom older
hore on V2 acre lot in
town. Very well cared
for. Wall-to-walk carpet
throughout. Excellent .

home will probably not
ast long, so Inquire
‘4taday. ‘Asking price
$54,500. .

PRIME
LOCATION
6.38 vere industrial
land has approximately
98)” of highway frontage
at the eastern entrance
to town. Inciuded Is an
attractive and Ivxurious
1400 sq. ft. full basement
hame. Asking $260,000.
Also 9.51 acres opposite
with approximately 800°.
of highway frontage and
highway access. Asking

flonway

$210,000. *

HOMESITES .-
THORNHILL

2 large tots off Sande
Wray (average) at
$14,000; and 79’x28a'
(average) at $12,500.

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633-5407
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635-2832

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to 15 years of advance
Planning for major con- -
struction projects, Fortier
said, a decision whether to
go ahead with nuclear
Plants must be made by
1982 or 1963 at the. latest,
There are rinks

associated with nuclear -

plants, Fortier conceded,
“but no form of energy. is
100 per cent safe, even
hydroelectricity has an.
ecological impact” through
the building of dams and
power lines, =~
TORONTO (CF) — The
women who take it off for a
living say they don't want

-to take it from their em-

Ployers any longer. They
want a union. -

A lawyer for a group of
strip dancers appealed to
the Ontario Labor
Relations Board Wednes-
day to recognize their

“unlon and put ap end to

humiliating working
conditions.

Mary Cornish told the
board that change rooms
are often earth basements,
smelly bathrooms or the
office of a tavern boss who
demands the door be left

unlocked. She said some
women are subjected to

‘grabbing by the tavern

bosses and told to ‘be’
hice” if they want work. If
the women are fired, they
get ho notice. Sometimes
they don’t even get paid,

The board must deter.
mineif they are employees
or independent contractors:
under the Labor Relations
Act. The tavern keepers
say the women are ‘in-
dependent contractors and

the act.

. WINNIPEG ° (CP) .
Manitoba Liberal leader
Doug Lauchlan has called
on the provincial govern-
ment to act on reports the
former Manitoba Indian
Brotherhood cannot ac-
count for thousands of
dollars in grant money.

An internal audit of the

: organization, now known

as the Four Nations Con-
federacy, has shown at
least $200,000 unaccounted
for. ‘Last year, the group
received $175,000 in grants
from the provincial gov-
ermment.

Lauchlan told a news
conference Wednesday

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" REGINA (CP) — Rabbi
Sheldon Korn is concerned

* about board of education -

guidelines’ that will alow

' the Lord's Prayer and
_ Bible readings, during
opening | enerees ‘fp city :

‘therefore not covered. by." public sétiools,

‘The Lord's” ‘Prayer isa
Christian prayer and its

‘recital could create
problems for non-Christian

* students, ‘the said in.an in-
terview Wednesday. —
_ Some people argue that
the New Testament prayer
Goes not mention Jesus and.
contains universal ideas,

.Korn said, “but it’s nota |

Jewish | prayer, it's
recognized asa Christian
. prayer. U a

The guidelines, ‘effective
this week, allow teachers to
excuse children from
roinority religious groups:
irom’ participating in the

Lord’s Prayer and Bible

readings, but Korn said a

child asked to leave the |
classroom during ‘such —

activities could suffer...
CALGARY = (CP)
Drilling rigs may be
leaving, but RollsRoyce is
coming on strong in the city
of oil companies.
Rolls-Royce is opening a
Calgary showroom, with a
$116,860 Silver Shadow II
and a $132;935 Silver

Wraith TI on hand for early
cuslomers,

The dealership will be
the English company's
fifth in Canada: Others are
in Toronto, Montreal,
Hamilton and Vancouver.

GANGES, B. C, (CP) —
There's trouble in
Paradise. :

° Saltspring - Island,
located between mainlant
‘British - Columbia and
Vancouver Island and long
‘considered ‘the epitome of
laid-back, West Coast
mellow living, has a crime
problem.

Merchants in Ganges,

the largest seilement on .

the island, want a visible
police ‘patrol between
midnight and 7 a.m.
Stores, homes and
building sites on the island
have been subject to break-
ins and thefts in recent

’ months and merchants are

upset although. five adults
‘and 18 juveniles have been
arrested Ln connection with
the recent’ petty crime

_ Wave. .

Tom Gossett, operator of
4 bome and garden store,
said the island's five
RCMP officers don't patra)
past midnight, and also
have to patrol Galiano
Inland and a few other
outer islands in the Gulf

Islands group in Georgia
Strait.

RCMP Sgt. Mitchell
Hanks said that “In the
past few months we've had |
an increase in break and
enters, but I wouldn't call it
an epidemic or anything."’".

Legion auxiliary ~
names new officers

The following are the
1981 officers for the Legion

Ladies Auxiliary of Branch —

13 in Terrace.
Emily Karpyshyn is
president; Gloria Camp-

bell is first vice-president;
Lottie’ Carter is second .

vice-president; Doris
Garrelt is secretary; Neta
Arnold is treasurer;

directors are Joyce Ken- .

nedy, Marie Clifford, Anna

Levesque; and the Sgt. at .

arms is Linda Fisher,

Committee heads are
Lottie Carter for sick and

visiting; Linda Fisher for -

ways and means; Gloria

. Campbeil:.:for: prega and
“te
arie® *

radio; Anna Lev:
membership;
Clifford and Joyce Ken-
nedy for telephone and
Marg Stubbins for. Kitehen
convenor; . |

The next general
meeting will be held
Tuesday, Feb. 3 in the
Legion canteen at 8 p.m.

Strike action follows

CUPE
STRIKE
UNDER

._ WAY

VANCOUVER (CP)
- Vancouver-area civic
workers began walking
off the job today [n'a
dispule that union
leaders ‘sald will
paralyse seven civic.
governments, = *

The first. “ walkouts
began shortly after “a
rally in Vancouver
Thursday night that at-

tracted ‘only 300
workers.
However, strike

organizers ‘said.. the
walkouts by the 8,000
civic employees would
continue through today.

“The employer has
had his last chance,”
said strike co-ordinator -
Bernice Kirk. “Now
we'll show them we

| mean business.”

Union officials said
picket lines will be set
up in Coquitlam, North 4
Vancouver city and
district, Burnaby, New
Westminster, Richmond
and Vancouver.

rejection of a 15-per-
cent final offer by the
Greater Vancouver .Re-
Gional District.
” Laborers currently earn
$4.17 an hour, tra-
desmen get $10.52 and
pay for clerk-typists
Tangea between $043 pnd

$1,048 a Tomth,

John - Parks, the
district's labor relations
committee chairman,
said the offer will not be

ministrative areas,’ iy
will-not be altered..-° -.

Widespread jub action-
will halt garbage
collection, city hgit.
adminigtrative set-.
rwdcer, LSiy-run golt
(pourses, ; an
“theatres it edition to
community centres and
ice rinks, ;

The strike could
create major problems
for performing arts
organizations such ‘as.
the Vancouver  Syps-
phony ‘Orchestra,
Vancouver - Opera

BLOCK

NATIONAL REAL ESTATE,

QUALITY CON.
STRUCTED HOME
Spacious and modern
contemporary storey
end a half, 2''x6
framing with R 2 In-
sulation In the walls and
R 28 In the ceiling,
thermo windows, nat.
gas heating providing a
‘warm confortable
energy efficient home. ,
Vaulted celling In fiving
room, large family
room-kifchen coam-
bination with bulit in

dishwasher and patio -
doors leading to glassed -

In sumporch, double
garage, paved
driveway, partially

finished basement gyp-
rocced and featuring a
recreation - room,

and workshop. Contact:
Bob Sheridan or Rusty
Liungh.

bedroom, 4 piece bath .-

WESTERN VIEW
FROM LIVING ROOM
Hillside home with view
of the Kalum Mountains
fram the dining room
and sunken ilving room,
and over 1400 Sq. ff. of
living area, heatalator
fireplace. ealing area in
kitchen, . spacious

closet, ensulte off the
master bedroom,. nat.

hallway entrance with ‘

37.5 ACRES iM
THORNHILL
Approx. 13 acres of' flat
land lightly treed, and
the balance In hillside
and potential view
property, with 2 acres
cleared and a quonset
style shop daxeo. ft.
Property has water
righis but Thornhilt
Water System would be -

- amd then-a hobby room,

TWO INDUSTRIAL
LOTS ON

| EVERGREEN

- Located side by side
these lols are 60x120 ft.
each, cleared and are
serviced by water and
sewer 33 available from
Keith Ave. Price $20,000
each.

Lois tre available for
houses or trailer sites,
are serviced by water,
payed road and cable
vision, properties have
sore, treed. Price
$10,250.

good drainage and are .

LARGE FAMILY
HOME
Well consiructed 2

storey home with over -
3100 sq. ft. of Ilving.
space, & bdmns., 24°
living room, modern -
kitchen. There Is a
family roam and a den

, 2 full “bathrooms, én. -
iguite off metr. bdmn.

t hat water, avallable. For further -{ | and ancther ve
Sad ually flooring Information phone bathroom. Well In-
and paved driveway. Rusty or Bert Lijungh. silated home with a
Phone Bert or Rusty : wood furnace supplying
Liungh to view. MLS DAVIS AVE.—GREAT | main heat for economy.
LOCATION Catl Bob Sheridan to see
RURAL SETTING Exceltent family hone this: home on Aioun-
a Lakelce one on | and attractiveiot. brick | tainview Ave.
ho basement “— fireplace in living room,
araundhome. 104539. ft. | fouemssSonmain2ii | seciupeD AREA
. Also rec room, . .
Concrete foundation. finished { WITH VIEW
‘Very = sturdily’ con- ‘and 2 fee all Recently renovated 1400 -
structed. Call Bob Nt ely lantsen, roo airy sq. ft, home. Living
Sheridan. ¥ pect yard’: room, dining room and
paved drive, targe bedroom enter onto
ONLY .FIVE LOTS carport. Call -. Bob large sundeck and take
' LEFF IN THOR- Sheridan. . dvant. {th
NHEIGHTS advantage i) ie
STARTER HOME mognificient mountain

Mobile home on 75x100

has large addition end
private lot. Priced fo
sell at $37,500. Contact
Danny Sheridan for

details.

ft. lotion AAcNail St. This °
‘ and a large rec room

view. 3 bedrooms, 2
unique rock fireplaces’

are ‘just some of the:

features of this home.
For. an appointment to
view call Dick Evans,

JOHN CURRIE
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036-6142 PRUDEN & CURRIE on Lie: 636-6142,

DANNY SHERIDAN

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Association and
professional theatre

groups which use civic
facilities: Some library
branches will be -al-
fected. Burials will be
halted in municipa)
cemeteries. ~.
Vancouver Mayor
Mike Harcourt, whe has
NDP ties and who
received union support
during the-reeent civie
elections, said that if”
Picket lines ga- yp
around city hall be will
continue to work, =
“J think the mayor of
.the city is an ‘essential
service,” he said. “I
was elected to be mayor
of the city for two years
“and 1 will be mayor of
the city for two years.”
Port Moody workers
struck Monday and Port
Coquitlam services
have been shut down for
‘two 3 weeks while
’ Chilliwack and © ‘the
Fraser. Valley, emplay-
ees are conducting
rotating strikes. Pee
While Vancouver:
area municipal em-
ployees: get’ ready: to
‘take their turns” pn
‘pleket’ “Jines, —ne-
gotiations for 10,000
school board and
municipal, workers |
. elsewhere”. int
‘province are are
under way — with sone
closer to a strike than
others, and one set-
Uement. |
About, 2,000 mumelpal
employees in six locals
in the Victoria regipn
are still in mediation
with the Greater Vie
torla Labor Relations
Asdociation.
. Two hundred Capital
_Regional District
employees. renched a

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