.. placd on Friday, Fab

_ p.m.”

A W:00-cam,

arrangements.

; accounts;

ON Andrew: Todoruk and ‘11-:
grandchildren. She was
born-in, ‘Manitoba ‘and cama”
a 9, ‘Kitimat. in:. 1956, then.

aved “td Terrace Ih 1989, -
She is. predeceased - by. her,
*grahdsor Robbie. Lynden in’
1979; Mamorlal Services:
wlll taker place on Saturday,”
February’ 19,: 1983, ‘af 2:00 ©

. pM. from the St. Mathew's |

Anglican | Church in
Terrace. Rev.”
Stephens will be Offictating:
“Visitation Servicas will take |

Ww, 1983. between I
“from pares
‘Funeral Home, 4626 Davis.
Burlal’’ to  fotlaw;3- In
Coquitlam, 8.C.. Graveside .

Tuesday, Feb: 23,'-1983 at ©
“from ‘the:
Coquitlam. . Municipal
_ Camotery. Flowers will be
acceptedor. donations could” .
ba. made™-fo'. the. Cancer|
Society, ‘careof-Royal Bank. |
MacKay's: Funeral: Services
Is ‘In ‘charge of -the

. (Aice-21F)

CONSIGN fo our sale..
Sunday, Feb. 27, Save-your
’ money every Sat. 1 p.im.é-
p.m. on tools, shop’

equipment.- célling fans,
kerddene heaters and-more,
Sears - Auction. & Supply,
alos Hwy. 16 East. Phone:
635-7824, ‘2-6 p.m. dally.

. * - (PP 10-3M}

WANTED by 30 yr
fernaie: 27 - 37 yr. male,.
non: ‘imoker, — : never
Wh frried:.”
ralty.’°

oa

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oo. (ne-22f).

‘TREE TOPPING
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r ramoved. By .

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Hospital’ froin. an “Tengthly we!
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mixtures. Phone. 842-6602
(New: Hazelton)..or write,
+ Box 3, New Hazelton,

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FARM. SALE:
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potatoes. First quality $20 -
100 Ibs, 0-910 - 50 Ibs. and. -
quality $12- 100 tbs. oF $6 - 50

Ibs. For anlinal feed $4 - 100:

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WANTED TOBUY 120 Bass
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Wik BUY. pre 1967 silver
colns, at ‘six: times face

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LOOKING - “for “small

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MADILL 73". spar : tree
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TWO SEPARATE.
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facilities, Close to schools
and town. Phone 635-5233,

po / ¢(PS-24F)
ROOM AND Board \—
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bathroom. On bus‘ route In.

Horseshoe area. Available
March a “1983, Phone on

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‘APARTMENTS

Spactous, clean aparts.,
1, 2, and 3 bedroom
suites, Extras include
heat, hot water, laundry
facilities, storage
focker, playground.

en)

“only. Rental $195: ‘Inclusive.

, Paquette, evening.

downtown, -

“Available:
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. ae. tor view.

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Undercover. parking. . r aera
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: to wall

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entrance. Phone 635-5464; -
. (PS: ary

. Carpeted.

now taking applications. i

Pleese phone . 635-5224.

swomen’ 8

“WO. BEDROOM dup for. ‘Sunday,
Yo:fr ridge: Ottawa

native . couldn’ +

_ Pleased," ” McAllister. said.

ae Phone $35-4647." ~ two'gold: medals and, it is as
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a rt ; “Ontario's _ shinning time’

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‘weekly, For Information

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wrlLte* 1225
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THREE BEDROOM mobile.
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Couple preferred. : Phone
before 11 a.m. 635-3277;
. 7 “(P5-25F)

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accepted... Phone 638-1721,
+ 635-6049, ..

(p10.241)

carpeting and

Two BEDROOM duplex.
Heat and utilities inctuded,
- Codples .
preferred.. No dogs.-
Available March 1,1963 Call
635-9411,

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Courter Pickup, 40,000 km
or trade for small vehicle.”
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maximum. Phone ‘ream Super Cab, . In, mater.
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S.ready to fish. Sell or trade
for vehicle or- camper

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“canada. Games. in: the’ ‘
“x5 -kilonietre.
\erose-countcy skiing relay -
ind. the 17-year-old .

we well as [have done £0. I ant

“18:05.5 was the fastest of nek
33 women, won her first, gald ‘:--

“TL knew we were going, to:
. haye.a really: good fight in.

» the relay, Thave i never’ won’:
. Adlomeire race.:

Other’ team ‘members were
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“$165,000, . WHI ©

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bronze in 56.59, el
apne Ontario men’s team

imp
team’
pedal : finish in the: ax0-..
kilometre competition, held:
‘Alma, ti hraetes north’
ofthere,. ot "

Saturday ‘in the . five:

, MeAllister’s teammates.”
vin the’ Alpine. competition.

ede

“Future. Games. sites need -
-more facilities—Hoffman .

regrets, “that: - you: along -

~ cHicourimr, Que. (CP),

— ‘It’s a good bet that future .
Canada’ Games will be:

steered towards.

“com-

munities in the 100, 000-
. population. range -with 7
enough: ‘facilities. to: stage
the biennial -

‘two-week
sports festival, ‘says. Sport

Hoffman.
-Hoffman, ‘attending ‘the

fifth Canada Winter Games, 7

said future: Games.”
alternated between summer :

The . ‘Canada - Games .

Awarded ‘to ‘Saint. ‘John,
-NB,, and the’ 1987 ‘Winter
although e venue has not,

: What it boils down to is

leted'a ‘sweep of .the |:
events. with -a. gold. ©

' were * hot as: fortunate:
. Sunday.

- Belu --in’ La' Baie: . Robert

athletes,,:
.. citizens, | were. wronged -

‘Trottier of Brossard won the

gold, Simon, ‘Lavole of Lat.
Beanport- the. silver ‘and °
area of Ste: = hale

with. all. of _Newfoundland’s
‘parents. and.

during... our:
ceremonies.”

opening

—~ Dianna Bulman, who E is

. seven: months! pregnant, _
howled aslo game ‘Saturday .
to spur B.C. women to a.3-1
ecard: In. five-pin.- action.

‘ Bullman, 22, of Revelstoke, ’

° averaged. 223: for. the“day.

—" Injuries have hit

Alberta's - Alpine -skiers.

_ and winter evéry two years
- probably. will’; go. to:
tee communities: ‘hist: havea
least some. of the required ;
facilities, :

‘Marianne :
Rénionton is ina leg ‘cast .

‘Kasper’ of

"Society ls expected to'an: ~ yaya
nounce® ; “fhe” ‘successful, ;
bidder forthe 1989 Summer;
:? Games: ‘when. it meets -in
- Ottawa. in. April. The 21985.
” Summer Games have’ been

~ Daytona

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) — It hadn't been Cale

bell- ~tightening | by... “the .

federal government. -;

“It's just too difficult to”

start ‘the Games from
seratch,”’ said. Hoffman.:
She sald cities with existing.
facilities would: be . better.

prepared to. handie ‘the |

Games. with. at a. minimum :
cost towevommidate a Ato,

tTevent program;’

- high..side,’”: Yarborough - |
sald, “‘Ididn’t know (fit was =}.
hb tight one, but Imadethe |

_afove arid that ‘was'it.?""”

Hoffman, an° “ Olymiple- :

class runner and amateur |

“athletic detivist before her
'appolniment ‘to the: Sport
. ‘Canada board of directors, .

‘said there is no evidence’ the
felleral
getting, ready. to bail out of
the Games:

‘rhe. Canada - Games :
federal _ government
block «than.
anything else,” she said. .
“But the {Canada Games)
council is taking a hard look
atthe program... to ensure
that costs don't get out of
hand.”

Hoffman: hinted the
government -is taking a

government ‘is |
iy to f racing's most coveted prize. ~~ .
". “It was :the only ‘real’ -

‘problem 1 had all day,’
Yarborough said of the.
“Saceldent that took Waltrip
"from the race-ag he was ~
‘attempting’ to. unlap himself”

dts financial obligations: to

hard-line attitude on costly .

projects from past Games

that have subsequently
fallen on. difficult: times

because of increasing
maintenance costs.. - — -

There was some talk that
a new multi-million-dollar
sports building at the
University of Quebec-
Chicoutimi would go unused.

‘because the provincial

government . was. with-
drawing its promised”

financial. ‘support’ to, ad-
mifilster the venue when the

’ Games end March 2.

However, a Games source
said: Sunday the university
is expected to announce
during the two-week winter
sports: festival that the
necessary funding will be:
made available to make it a
viable operation.

Games notes:

Yarborough's week and :
- when he saw What remained
_of “Darrell Waltrip’s’ car.
'. sliding. across - the:: track

Sunday, he couldn't help but

-wonder if his dream: ‘of
Janother Daytona 500’ stock |

car victory was about to Bo
up in smoke... oe
“#1 came’ very.: close. to

hitting him and ‘1° made a |

decision to go by him-on the

“As it ‘turned out, Yar-
borough made all the right

moves, including one onthe | -
final lap that propelled | him -

past Buddy Baker and. ‘into ;
*. the winner's: cirele for .the |

third time for ‘steck | car:

on, the Bith of 200 laps over
the” 2.5-mile - Daytona
International Speedway.

“Waltrip lost control of his
Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.
when leader. Dick, Brooks.
slowed to avoid Lake Speed,
who had: cut in front of
Brooks in a similar attempt
to unlap himself, Waltrip’s
car left the track, hit-an

infield “retaining wall,
_ leocheted across the racing .
surface, struck the outside:
‘wall and came down just far: *:.
enough for Yarborough, to

get by..

Waltrip, the two-time -
‘defending National:
Association of Stock Car .

Auto Racing Grand
National champion who has
failed in 11 attempts to win
this race, was admitted to

hospital for observation and —

doctors. eines to release

“him today.

— The carbonic fumes |

thrown off by the Canada
Games torch at the Georges
Vezina arena are bothering
some of the figure skaters.

— Officials hope they’ve
heard the last .of the
Newfoundland faux pas, in

which most. of the 100°’

orovincial athletes’ and

’ offilate stheduled to take!
' part
pti ‘Reremonted

the ‘opening

anxious television producer.

.Games president Roland

Gauthier sent a letter of
apology to: Hank Summers
of ° the”
mission ‘ntatf; ‘expressing
the organizing committee’s

‘The. ‘accident waa the only

mishap of any consequence

“in a week that -begai-with
‘Yarborough ‘turning’ the.
fastest qualifying lap in: the -

history of stock car racing

: Ht 20.55 mph. ol.

4

Quebec bwept: the |
men's slalom race at Mount.

standings ~ ‘with - foi’ aeare
“ foursilver and three bronze.” *
Ontario's. 3-3-1 . total was
‘good ‘for : second place: and”
ee sther two golds belonged :

to: Saikatehewan :

Alberta.

‘Michael
‘Edmonton won Alberta’s
first gold in novice men’s’
figure skating. ‘Quebec's: :
Arsenault: :
Hauterive ; “won ‘the pre-
ms novice competition,” while :.
~“Saskatchewan’ 5

Carscadder * and,» Greg]:
_ Berezowski, :
7: Kamsack, took first place in
* the novice ‘couples: ” :

On’. Saturday; . Catherine’
Lussier of Montreal. won the:
= Women’s slalom and “¥ves,
% /Bllodeds of t Queber won. the

Josee

with torn ligaments after —
. Women’s
‘Saturday, Leah Marshall of
Calgary arrived with her
arm:.in a cast from. an
earlier injury. . -

‘the

"The Herald, Monday, February: 21, 1983,

Alister. leads C Ontario’ at Games

and’ © men’s “16 Allometee. CYOBS-
ote “country, rave.
‘Slipehukc -of = Qhtarlo.egach
‘Niederhause
cmen's axl

of"

“playing a determiniag’ rile”
tas the gold-medal finish.

cow guys: had’ ‘good |
“peeae in: the-past..and |.
especially this year so there”
"was nid’ question that if we”
_ kied with with’ our heads:
-we would. do : are

bara

“both: af:

Scott _McGibney_, and: ‘hls
“British ‘Columbia. cou
“‘terpart;- Marvin: Strimbold,
were’ pleased’: with’ thelf::
teams’ finishes in.the relay vo
race, The Saskatchewan : ne
“men took the bronze and the .

women. _ placed: fourth.”:

‘British Columbia was? ith

_ in both, .

‘McGibney | said: he was’:
ooking for a third or fourth’
in -both events.: Strimbald
said British - Columbia _ iz. :
‘rebuilding and inexperience.
was a factor. .

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