a ears

"4 PLYMOUTH VALIANT,
> slant 6, new tires, runs well.
- $750 or will trade for Enduro
wnotorcycle. Phone 635-5952,
. (p5-6A)

.1974 CHEVELLE Malibu
Classic, |statlon Wagon. Ve
‘Auto., PB, PS. $1,250. Phone
635-7635 after 4.
F (ca-3A)

719%) MONZA SPIDER Sport.
;V6. PS, PB, radials on sport
tims. Excellent condition.

Phone 625-3934,
(p3-3A)

‘FOR SALE: 1979 Chevette 4
{ar. Auto., with snow tires.
Very low mileage. $3,000.
Phone 638-1863.

x

, 9 SILVER MAZDA RX7.5-
‘Speed. 5,300 km. Like new.
$11,500. Phone 635-2497 after
5 pm.

(p3-3A

(c5-6A)

"76 FORD PINTO. Vé.

* $2,200 or best offer. Phone

"for Marlon.
{nc-stfn-2-3-81)

974 FORD Station Wagon.
PS. PB. PW. air con
ditloning. 55,000 miles.
$1,800, Phone 65-4717.
(p5-2A)

1973 TORINO. No rust, ex-
ceflent condition. New AM.
FM cassette $700 value,
$2,500 or best offer. Phone
635-5750,

(€-2A)}

1974 PONTIAC Firebird. Vo
auto, rusting, needs body
work. $900. Phone 638-1507

, 635-2175 — leave message -

+59. MOBILE: | _

HOMES.

14x70 MANCO. 128 at-

_fached. Joay shack, Fully

skirted and set up in local
trailer court. Call, 635-2750.
(p5-BA}

3 REVENUE mobile homes,
One 1” wide, two 17° wide.

Can be sold separately or as «

package. Phone 635-3971 or
435-3511. ;
(ctfn-1-4-81)

‘61. PROPERTY. ~
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY: Two to
five acres land In or around
Terrace area. Phone 635-
973, —«

, (p5-BA)

WANTED: Lakefront
property on Lakelse with or
without cabin. Must have
clear title and road access,
Phone 635-4464,

(p3-2A)

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES ©

1975 GMC % TON Sierra
Classic camper truck. 454 —"
3 speed aulomatic plus 1978 -
31 ft. Coachman deluxe Sth
wheel trailer.
dition, furnished. $20,000
O80. View at 0-7 1985

Queensway Orive or phone @

635-7694,
(c3-3A)

“1977 BENDIX Type A

motorhome. 28 ft., light
plant, AC alr conditioner,
vacuum cleaner, 454 GMC,
erulse control. 27,000 mites,

Good con-. §

TY vestocK

FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay.
Heavy bales. $5 8 bale.
Phone 635-3779 ask for
Harry.

(c5-7A)

FAUST SELL: Four year old
quarter horse, appolosa
stallion. 14 hands high, small
buld. Grean broke. Phone

635-9742 after 5 pm and.

weekends.
: (p5-2A)

For your evening dining”
“the pe oe

TERR

ACE HOT

° Prime ‘Rib Wedn esday

_. Fridays
_- Fine: dining
(. Please call- 635-3

INTRODUCING

WOODGREEN APARTMENTS

4832 Lazelle Ave.

Rental Applications are now being
taken for occupancy March 1, 1981,
FEATURING:

bedroom = Luxury
-Firepiace In every unit.

-Dishwasher, Fridge & Stove Included.
~Bright, farge Bay Windows wiih color co-ordinated

One and two

drapes. .
-Undercover parking.
-Central Location ._
Controlled Entry

BBS SS 0000RReoaad

-Spaclous open beam bedrooms with En Suites.
-Grand staircase and bright halls,

Ground floor apartments with Private Gardens.
Ceramic tiled kitchen floors & ;
-Cablevision hook-up available.

To view or for further information call
Mr. Willlam Saumure at .

units.”

‘

bathrooms, ‘

VANCOUVER (¢P) —
There were no Aca
Awards for mend
Canucks when they looked
more like Ordinary People

than Raging Bull on Wed:

nesday night in the National

. Hockey League...
The Canucks, contenders
far 10th place in the overall
standings, eda team

. portray .
with little. intention of
seeking higher honors in the -

Stanley Cup -playoffs when

im they tled last-place Winnipeg

Jets 44,
_ “It’s certainly. disap-

je; Pointing to play. like this
8 when you'd -like to finish

10th,” said Canuck coach

* Harry Neale,

“At this time of the year

ewe shouldnt worry about

.¥
‘€

There are a lot of ways tp
Set from California to New
York quickly, For Jason
Thompson, the turnpike
through Pittsburgh is not one
of them — not when baseball
commissioner Bowie Kuhn's

4 putting up roadblocks,

Thompson, the left-handed

first baseman who Hit 233

with 21 home runs for
California Angels in 1980,
was dealt to Pittburgh
Pirates Wednesday — and
then on to New York Yan-

g: kees. In the three-way deal,
. the Angels ended up with.

catcher Ed Ott and pitcher

“i Mickey Mahler from Pitt-

Vancouver -

Thompson join

‘

'

who we'll be playing, but
rather how we're playing’
’ Vancouver needed a goat
by Thomas Gradiniat14:56 of |
the last period to pull into ‘a
He with the Jets, a team the
Camicks soundly thrashad'
10-2 last Friday in Winnipeg Z.-
“We knew the Jets would
‘be -tougher tonight,” said
Vancouver winger Stan:
Smyl, “but that's no excuse
for our performance. |
“We were happy before
the game because Quebec
had lost and Chicago had
tied. What happened after,
that is anyone's guess.”
The Canucks now are tied
with Chicago Black Hawks,
ane point back of 10th-place
Quebec Nordiques, Van-

sburgh and the Pirates |
wound up with first baseman

‘ Jim Spencer, minor league:

Pitchers Greg Cochran’ and

. Freddie Tolliver and some of

Yankees owner George
Steinbrenner’s cash,

How. much? That’s what
Kuhn would like to know.
That's one of the reatons he
gave for temporarily holding
up the two trades. Since 1976,
Kuhn has insisted on a
$400,000 ceiling in all trades
involving money.

The. other reason tor
holding up the deal, says Bob
Wirz, major league .

's director of in-,

couver finishes out the
regular-season schedule

‘here Friday against Ed-

monton Ollers and Saturday
in Los Angeles against the

“We had everything going
in our favor tonight, but we
just weren't concentrating
on the job at hand for some
reason,” added a disturbed
Neale. “We're not working
and the players aren't
reaponding to me jumping
All over them.

“For us to be effective,
we've got to have 40 takeouts
4 game and tonight we had
fust 15, including three in the
secoml period. Wehave to hit
to be effective and play our
game," .

Neale gaid the Canucks’

Yankees. On Tuesday night,
they completed a six-player
trade with San Diego
Padres, The keys were the
centre fielders, Jerry
Mumphrey coming to New
York and Ruppert Jones
heading weat.

The deals invalving
Thompson were Wed-
nesday’s biggest before the
midnight interleague trading
deadiine passed.

The Angela also added
Pitching strength by
acquiring %4-year-old Ken
Forsch from Houston, where
be was 12-13 with a 3.20
earmed-run average in 1960.

f Canucks weren't raging bulls

goal this season is 80 polnts
— 10 more than a year ago —
and it can be reached,
although tes against Win-
nipeg and Colorado Rockies
in the last week have.
dampened prospects
somewhat.

Defencemen Kevin Mc-
‘Carthy and Harold Snepsts,
along with centre Per-Olov
Brasar, also scored for the ' -
Camucks before 12,209 fans at
Yhe Pacific Coliseum,
leaving Vancouver with a 4-
2-3 record in their Iast nine

games.

The Jets, with just nine
wins in 78 games, obviously
are looking to the future and
associate coach Mike Smith
was happy with the effort put
forth by his team.

s the Yankees

Brewers for minor league
ouifielder. John Poff and
relief pitcher Mike Proly to
Philadelphia Phillies for re-
serve second baseman Jay
Loviglio.

Nobody, it seems, wanted
one-time Detroit ace Mark
Fidrych. The pitcher cleared
waivers, then was sent down
to the Tigers’ Evansville
farm feam, subject ta 24-
hour recall.

Detroit picked up infielder
Mick Kelleher from the Cubs
in exchange for cash or a
playér to be named jater. In
another deal, Baltimore
Orioles traded shortstop

! before 8 p.m. Price $24,000. Phone 847-9711 . _ formation, was that Kuhn After the season, he asked lo Kiko Garcia to the Astros for
i _ (c10-7A) or 847-2828, . ; wants to know whether the be traded. The Astros first. minor league outfielder
i . (c5-7A) two trades, “having been tried to ship him to San Chris Bourjos.
: zz “ made back-toback ... are: Francisco, but Forsch A few “name” players
- FOR SALE MUST SELL — 1978 ; . . inter-related,”* . Vetoed that deal. Then they were waived Wednesday, .
Owner ansterred, #20 Hallidare travel tratter, ilke \ BP (| | IP Wirt acknowledged that worked the deal with the among. them pitchers Jim
Come ere mi new condition. Sleeps ef full \ ia \ there is no specific rule Angels,. getting 22year-ld Barr and Dave LaRoche by
; oer . 1 ene ' 2 =e Sok a banning such interlocking utility infielder Dickie Thon the Angels, pitcher Fred
Eitended ' erat: View at 3829 Moller Ave, ‘ deals. : in return. Norman by Meatreal Expos
ws four winter radials. .
Phone {c5-2A) “But in this case, until we © Like the Pirates and and outfielder Willie Hort
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(c5-7A) camper, Excellent condition = , " , held up overnight,” be said. made two trades Wed- sent pitchers Ed Figueroa
1969 Dodge 1 ton pickup. Call 3 . He ; Tt was the secom big deal nesday. They sent outfielder and Dave Rajsich to their
Te =| &5-3322 after 5, (cao a “Serving Fine Foods ? days a week" in 24 hours involving the Thad Bosley to Milwaukee Wichita farm club,
Go. 5 a reakfast, tunch and dinner .
TRUCKS 835.8302 .
ae LIONEL H.T. TENT or a ; | j
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Ae rn Phan toe ke. burner propane stove, low Si UMBER LODGE le er ea S a S VIC OF
, new. Phone 7 after box, water supply, Coleman Barry Ziegler, Brian said Slezak, “But this team Loney, Kim Bosch and Wade
p.m. heater, curtalns, outside Vv; and Brent Pascal ‘j
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: sen CHAN 2 CHANS/G CHAN 4 CHAN 5 CHAN'S CHANAI3] Regrarsatoass wore CUM cme tack as Broncos, who let 10 ater
1974 GMC 4 TON 6 cylinder, a : Regina Pats toaS4winover over-ages. The younger the first period. The teams
3 speed, Mechanically good, LEGAL 7 an Maan " > Brandon Wheat Kings ina players went through a lot were tied 1-1 after 40
body pow. Phone 635-8617 a BR. as Jerre  [masn. [ROMO Butch Neighbourhood | Prerrsteu Western Hockey League this year. minutes,
fer 6 p.m. ; . Bo KINGS TK Evening §=|KoMO Starsky +21 La game Wednesday night. “They've ‘got the ex- Mike Lay, Bob Fleming
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standard, canopy very Ministry of MS | News Bost News 4 Hour Cavert Woogie ‘a? quarterfinal series and year,’ game's only misconduct,
clean. Phone 830.7953, Forests Sentie Futen Pea ame Manalr 7" advancea them to the Darren Galley, Rob Lethbridge fired 44 shots
(pio-23) Government ] 38 | Tonight _ [ietena Northwest Alice Lehrev Report | Talsiourna! division final, tentatively Babchuk and Todd Strueby at Kelly Hrudey in the
° eoena 23 [pouge Hrd Snow eet | Litttess ensielel a gomm. scheduled tobegin April 1¢in added a goal each for the Medicine Hat net, while Cleo
1973 4: TON PICKUP 350 Economic Project Mark & Mone Rinaling Soak Regina, Pata, who won four straight Rowein faced 32 Medicine
of road cam. For more’ Expansion sty [peneock Mindy wralih Brothers peeiewa vi sos ‘ In. other Bames Wed- to take the series. Slezak, Hat shots.
Information phone 63-2637. This is a: FEDERAL iH [Peecock [users [pean [rar | Spm ma S| oy! erent i sar Davis and eee Mark Game five of the series is
{stfn-22-1-81) PROVINCIAL a & commeandin, avis and Dave Chartier re- scheduled for tonight in
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financed = by the g 20 | Flamingo Movie r Magnum, arcs Division quarterfinal series, Regina held period leada of In Billings, Bill Hobbina’
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after 6 pp EXPANSION and th i
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— 06 & ors. was a controversial one.
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oa. ire INTENSIVE FOREST 3 [in Pinal new final howe fovea quarterfinal. he eerie” Said Regina went an, referee Glen Agar
_ {stfn-18-3-81) MANAGEMENT 7 — The winners of the coach Jack Sangster, ‘Ifwe immediately signalled that
. SEALED TENDERS for 215 | Garson aval Rh charie’s Watater a  emauie epereiings and Leth weren't able to make the the puck had entered the net,
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ton. $8000 km. & cyl. ding coniract(a) will be “Mt | Const Klldore Angels Webster cbs Cinema Will meet in a semifinal to throwing the puck in and empty-net goal for Calgary.
atandard, canopy. Very recelved by the, Regional . sign Komo Webster Late Sin decide the other division bumping the defencemen. Bruno Bateolto had given
clean. $3,300. P res “m are Manager, Ministry of 1 Ms | Seat of Mews 4 Wabster Movie San finalist. Regina received a Their defence was starting to the Wranglers a 14 first
: Ap Smiths ect on ake cat og Ott show | and of . bye because of a first-place tire toward the end of the period lead and Hobbing
r date(s) shown below: ° , finish during the regular game,” , made it 2-0 early in the
59. MOBILE Contract: STI3M-5-4 $.S, FRIDAY “Gar Slezak ef-age “‘pationed # fe pul one ole
a ; Located: Robi Lake.” arry + AD Ov. & five-goal come- — Jim McGeough and Mar.
HGMES Forest District Hazelton Player with Brandon, said from-behind victory after Chartier replied for Billings
i on 9.5 hectares. Viewing ag [Tatar Show Kensington Sone am Canada forlt the Wheat Kings inex- Medicine Hat had moved “in the third period,
Herta eu Ee Date April 6, 1961, Leaving Fo Tay Shaw Homey Sood Ain Canada 221 perience cost them in‘ the shead 3-1 with leas than five - Calgary goalie Mike
bedroom sem|-furnished, 9:00 on, we Often at Seattle 199 Boomerang Webster Squame &n Mouvernent a “Regina's experience and ‘7 ae mm the, . een teed only 20 shots,
ireplace, pailo doors, - Deadline for receipt of 1g | Today Huntley Scomerann’ - | Webster | street Wrovrs cur inexperience made a Mare M. we cate Wranglers directed
rted and set up In town, ls 3: 20 ff Seattle Sireet Edpe of Webster Sesame Animegerie , ‘ agoun, Rich 32 on Billings! Randy
635-2960 snytime. ree is 3:30 p.m. April 45 fl today Friendty G. | Night Webster Street + | Mon Ami . difference in this series,’ Sutter, Brent Sutter, Troy Jaycock,
_ — {BB9A) “Tenders “must be sub. is | atu Conadten Live Webster Electric Pasee
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bathrooms, fireplace, etc, Regional Manager Daya ot News All Ay Noon Tomorrow- Pav L’Arc Oakland’s Rick Langford, batting 415 in exhibition Montreal hit in the seven in-
Furniture and appliances Ministry of Foreste, 12 pe ; pees News ital New foo ma” whd: pitched 3 complete play. nings he worked as the
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O5-4670. - 3369, Smithers, B.C. Pitcher at baseball's spring sharp," manager Billy Mootreal tits _
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will net necessarily be 1 = Aoater Wek: with re sect bive Umbrella fathne distance. It would have beéti whose arm gave him Rucker in the eign
; accepted, . ' understandable if he'd spent Problems in - bis’ previous Cowers and Barbero
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vallable B! out under the supervision 3 ftmes pCR Gospesal Teaaa Muna cinema "longingly at the A’s bullpen. inning stint to two. “He n sixthinning,
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