the month to oat
Abode pictures’: frames.
Northern Light “Studio
-aflers 20 per © gent otf on
alt fraintn;
and “yee our - wide
“selection ‘of coloured |
mats and frames: ‘at 4820
Halliwell, Verrace. 638-
4408:2 SHE few.
-Mackgrat: .

‘(p-26 :

‘Limited’ J Sparment
Ealtion prints available. |

REGISTERED GERMAN |

SHEPHERD § puppies,
Famales only. $250. Price
includes = reg!stration
papers, pedigree, shots, etc.
For more ‘Information call -
Up5-2f)

WATKINS PRODUCTS

FOR: SALE 435-2559.

wo _ (p20-4f) |

FARM. SAL B: Terrace
grown .red and white
potatoes, . First quallty $20 -
100 Ibs.: or $10 - 50 Ibs, 2nd /
quality $122100 Ibs. or $6 - 50
Ibs. For. animat feed $4 - 700
the. F Phone 635-3261.

. (p20-221)

MATCHED SET Valvet lave
seats, rectiner, dinette set,
bedroom: suite, wood rugs,
-hide-a-bed, ‘desks, oak -
coffee table, canopy top,
patio furniture, hausehold

plants, stereo components. .

- Phone 638-1326.
‘(p5-4f)

oN

COMPLETE
HOUSEHOLD MOVING |
OUT SALE. nabnive « a)
‘All Stems must gol.
No reasonable offer.
refused! oO
‘Fridge, stove, sofa,
chatr, loveseat,
microwave, stereo,
garden tools, dining
room table and chairs,’
‘vocker-reécliner, |
clothing. baby Items, |
plants, ‘aquarium,
kitchen utensils and
gadgets and much,
‘much --mere too
numerous. to. mention.
SATURDAY, :
FEBRUARY 5 - tam-
épm ii. a .
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY:
é- Adam-4~pm . ;
“Béside . Desiderata inn,
(Watch * for”. signs)
Substation Road, off
- Highway 25, at top of
hill. |

(p3-2,3,4f}

WANTED TO 6UY— Small
Travel Traiier in good
condition. Please reply fo
Box 1442, c-o Dally Herald.

{p3-3f)

- LOOKING FOR A RIDE to
town. .. . trom Woodland
‘Helghts’ ares for 9:00 a.m.
weekday mornings plesse
Phone & S4TF7.

(psn)

wanvén FOR SALE on:

‘consignment, jeans.
childrén's
“good condition. Phone 638-

8032 or 638-1518.

waliteo— Private person.
to teach mea. ‘to play fhe

taxaphone. ‘Your home or

mine... Qld - ‘style musle™

preferred. For more
Information ‘plone 635-3311)
snrioe.-

635-

clothes, ete. In

"tease

| is herald classifieds

RESPONSIBLE. male: to
share furnished duplex.. Call
630-1987 or. after. r 4pm 638-
1647. ne
-eproaty

BIRCHWOOD Bo
APARTMENTS “FOR
RENT— Quiet :2° bedroom.
sulte, centrally. located,
_ private. parking. - Adult’
‘orlentated.” Phone. 635-4422,
. {pis-15f).

“ecinton. MANOR:
Bachelor ‘end. one: bedroom
sultes’-.. avalfable

e ‘available. * Monith rent “free
ona 12. month. lease. 635-3902
of 635-5189 fo view.

_ 20-21)

9 BEDROOM ‘h duplex th,
‘Thornhill, -No.2- a817.
Paquette Street.

_ Unfurnlshed;, fridge and
stove: ‘Included. Electric |
heat. Damage. deposit $175.
Rent $380, per month plus
utilities. ‘Phone. 635-7012
otter 6pm. |

WOODGREEN APART:
MENTS 1, 2, 3 bedroom
apartments, . - Downtown
‘ locailty;- Complete: with.
dishwasher,. flreplace,
fridge, stove. & drapes.
Undercover — parking,
Security entrance. Phone
635-9917

“(acediny

4 hiiesunk STONES: - ma
apt. ac APARTMENTS?“ 2"
now taking applications.
Spacious; clean aparts.,
‘2, and 3 bedroom
sultes. Extras ‘include
heat, hot water, laundry
facliities, storage
locker, playground.
Please phone 635-5224.
(acc8-|tin)

-Rellable
working parson to share the |
use of @ large hame in town. |
- $300 mo. utilities included,
Phone 635-3359.

WANTED—

TOWN HOUSE ~FOR

RENT-— 2 bedrooms, near”

haspital. Fridge, ‘stove and

drapes. $425 ma. 635-7191. a

5pm
(acest)

4 2BEDROOMtown manor In
town. Split level, with fridge
and steve. Wall to wall
_ carpeting and drapes. No
pets. Own entrance. - ; Phone
435-5464,-

“WANTED .TO RENT— 3
bedroom home for a long
term ' by. responsible
working man. 635-4571 by

March Teh,
(p5-3t)

HAZELTON—* 198. acres,
creek river, 130" acres In

production... ‘$165,000. wi

carry gent High
producing. 7 River “bottom.
Private: fishing. ‘hole. 842.
: 6619.

| aae “tstin-tny : Pes “Upie-2taprity
Buying? Selling? Swapping?
“Use the

“6357

_ adig. RENTAL SPACE’

OFFICE:OR. STORAGE:

6055919,

oe NTT:

“(tintin

“ace te ita

fHOCAIL West

\ 1982 HONDA’ CRII5 Ex.
cellent condition, low hours.:

, nov ta.stin}

VW BUG, “good
condition, new paint job and
new tires. Phona 635-2856.

(pé-4f}

FOR SALE—. Ford 34 ton

$1200 Phone 635-3752 View
2626 Penner.

yb

- an _ (peat)

81 JEEP Cb?

RENEGADE, with hard

‘and: soft’ tops.: ¥0:304.CID,-

‘four speed: all: available,
“options, city:: driven. 00
“miles, mint it conan, Call .

7 | (psatl

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~BANKRUPTEY

aS Ee. ory
97a Ford % Ton Truck

- $N F2SBCAEGIS7
Tenders close at. 100-7
pm. in the afternoon on
the Mth’ ‘day of
February, 1983, af the
office: of the Trustee,
No.800 '- 299 Victorla
Street, Prince George,
B.C. V2L 5B8.", on
Vehicle can: be viewed
at -Riverside- Auto
Wrecking, 4129
Substation - Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. (phone J
635-6837) during reguiar
businang. hours, 9:00

(p3-3t)

am,.. 10° 5:00: pm.
Monday :: to ~ Friday.
Complete . tender
’ conditions arid “bid
forms are also.
available,” The ; “unit - is
” sold‘as is, where is ‘and
no > Warranty | Is
expressed or can be
implied, in case. of
‘dispute,- tender
conditions will: prevail.
We suggest offers be
-malled by. ‘Speclal
Delivery’. .
Note: Deposit required
5 per. cant. - Money.
orders. bank. ‘draft. or.
‘certified cheque. ue. ee
Bidders are: ‘invited fo
attend the. opening of
. fanders at‘1:30 p.m. in,
the afternoon on the Mii
. day of February, ws, A
at the: offen: of the’
Trustee. 7
Bld forivis may also ef

_ Obtained from the office |”
oF the Trustee...
- The highes? oF any

tender Swill not

necessarily. . be
- accepted.

TOUCH. e- Rk. os §

LIMITED :

No,800-299 2 Vletorta
Street" :

_ Prince George, B. Cc.
“Val bE"

bg

“tacee. 248)

1975 - 2 BEDROOM. mobile
home.. On 4 acre lot with
. 11042 addition 8x12 storage
‘shed. -Minufes north of
Terrace. 635- 7405 _atter 7
‘Bm.

(pe nn)

ot revised ‘manifesto. says.

_. right

‘document
1 “objectives,

people should. have ‘the
‘of: cholee
‘reproductiv
significa

obtained by Th
“Canadian Presa, repeats: the
eal for a new. economic

| - .Dmperative - :
social justice in the world." i -
. proving ‘members. and .

a But: ‘tt places. ‘new em
a phasis on peace ‘as “the first
.. to achieve |

party’ B next: salted, on -

pS Day’ -weekerd n°

~The. holder,

“all:
“About:

» PEOPLE

TV wiseguy Johnny Caraon has won a court battle ti to’
prevent use of the phrase “Here! 8 Johnny”’ as a brand name

for portable toilets.

A Circuit Court of Appeals i in Cincinnati has ruled “Here's
Johnny” is toe closely: identified with Carson as host of The
_ Tonight Show bn ‘allow It o be used without his permission.

“Tt seems some tennis’ Bayers just don't get along, with

officials, © - °°
Topranked ‘Martina:

(avratilova was stopped’ for

~ She y as: |

chert home in Virginla Beach; ,
than. ‘enthusiastic about the cal, and now

she's charged. with, cursing’ ‘and abusing” the Policeman

who stopped-her. 7/0,

The Crechosovakian-born tennis star could pay the $88
fine for the traftié- violation’ ‘by mail, but must appear in
court Feb: 3 on the abuse charge. ~ :

It was ony’ a ‘birthday ; joke, but’: sheryl ‘Weldsll's ad:

. vertisement offering. “husband. for sale cheap" brought an

unexpected number of: replies — ‘some of them. serious. ©

Weidall,’ 23, decided: to. put her 2#-year-old husband, -
V8, 4speed, Flatdeck. Price . Garth, on the market, partly in frustration over his devotion
io sports. Garth’ was ‘out of: the hovise” playing softball,
football; hockey and golf or hunting and fishing, while she
was home in Isanti, Minn., with their (wo toddlers.

-So she decided, at her father! 's suggestion, to runan ad in 7

The Scotsman; a weekly shopper's newspaper: © -

“Help wanted. Husband. for salé-cheap.' Comes complete’
with hunting and fishing ‘equipment. Also one pair of jeans,”
Wo shirts, a Lab retriever and 25 pounds of deer meat. Not *

home: much’ between ‘September and January,

and “April,

through October. Will consider trade."

“Most of (the serious callers): sounded older, and they
were without husbands al all,” Sheryl said. “They sald one
‘that’s not thera is better than no husband at all. One: called

four or, five times. She said:
can T rent him!?""- 4

he Jnirhbid Wenn, satis anya hin gaia, $10,000 to.an
ex-U, S; army officer reported tohave led a raid into Laos to

. Search ‘for prisoners . of war, <:.

‘“The man .was’a ‘genuine hero," | the: “Moritzeal-born

‘ Shatner. said of former. Green Beret man James Gritz, |
But Shatner, famous: leader of. the Imaginary’ Starship

.

‘Enterprise, sald he gave: Gritz the’ money purely for a:film |
+ option on Gritz's life story and “he could have used it in any ~
; way he saw fit.” .

! ty , 77

' A Los Angeles newspaper quoted Gritz as! 5 saying Clint
Eastwood, ‘macho stat of ‘spaghetti Westerns: and otter

arbitration. -

‘Shoot-’ em-ups, algo contributed. $30,000

“

aN ‘Claiming he is: ‘every. bit as ‘goad a. pitcher as. Floyd
“Bannister, Chicago White” Sox . hurler. ‘Dennia‘ Lamp is
af Shooting for. a $756, om-a-year eqntract. when: he Boes to

- The Sox. signed Bannister aba: ‘free agent ‘and gave him 2 a

\ guaranteed five-year contract at $900,000'a year:

“I'm keying off his contract,” said Lamp. “‘If he’s getting
900, I’m certalnly: ‘worth 750.""
White’ Sox president Eddie Kinhorn, . told that Lamp

, ” PRINCE GEORGE, BA.

believes he’ 8 as good as Bamnlsor, sald: “God bless him.

Lumber. tarrifs.
discussed —

opi - A_ five-member.

: Progressive Conservative delegation heads to Washington,

_ D.C.,t0day to discuss a proposed tariff on Canadian Juniber
with inembéis of the Reagan administration. ©

Frank Oberle,(PC-Prince George) who is Opposition

forestry critic, said the delegation wants to let the US.

trade across the border.

_ “We would like to tell them what they could expect if. as

Progressive Conservative. Aovernment ‘were in power

here,” he said.

The delegation also wants to war U: Ss, leaders that there -
. would be gerious consequences tot the American economy, if

a ‘lumber ‘tariff is. imposed.

US. lumber producers have célled for a 65-per-cent tariff
on Canadian lumber. imports, They say Canadian lumber
“producers are subsidized by government royalities which,

_ pre tied to ‘market prices. ‘When lumber prices go down
stumpage fees decline, which enables Canadian producers -

+1 be more. competitive than their U. 5. counterparts.

* American lumber producers ‘bid on 1 timber lands and

their stumpage cos same despite fluctuating market prices.

The cur slump In the US. ‘housing - industry .r prices to-
decline and American producers. have. had difficulty
‘competing with Canadian imports. ;

Oberle said the tariff wouldn’t ;entirely close the US.

~ marke? to Canadian lumber. because U. Ss. lumber: producers

can't supply the whole market."

But the tariff would increase the ‘cost of Canadian lumber

going to U.S, markets and artificially inflate the, con-
struction and housing industries there, he said.-

But the. tariff would have a gerious impact on the
Canadjan lumber industry;about 70 per cent of which fs
destined for the U.S. market. Oberle predicted that even & -
20-per-cent tariff would - devastate Canadian | lwinber.

producers. .

“Hf the tariff'is imposed, Canada won't go bankrupt but it
will delay economic recovery here for a year or more,’ ‘he.
said. “In the long term we would have to find new market

but that doesn’t happen overnight. "

Oberle said the proposed tariff is probably the most

serious thing that has ever threstened Canada.

a he’ 5 ; ot: for Bale or trade,”

von ‘operative: " Commonviealth .
«Federation, the.- party : -that
preceded the NDP)? 0? *

‘MPs: and federal. parly
- workers; have: seen: ‘the

" document, which ° now’. fs .

being \' ‘distributed -

» sepretiminary, draft © ‘for -
' discussion”.: and ‘could’ be. .
‘charged. before. the. Regina a 3

convention. Fae:
‘NDP “Leader

. terview | the’. document:

cannot yet be taken as party a

. _ policy.’

. “It's being sent out: for |
~ discussion, for’ debate. and.

for. amendment.” Mm

‘ But he. admits. ‘that’ ad-

: -vocating ©: abortion on

demand could. rile many.

* party members, mo
The document is being

touted- by many within the ~ i
party as lis most algnificant |
. statement: since the’ 1956. J"

Winnipeg | Declaration,
which modified the charter
- 1933 Regina & Manifeato of the

* bute the:
; unequivacallyffwts the fight

by:women for freedom. of

choice: on the matter... |

“The fight: for: human a
“rights is’ ongoing ‘and °°.“
unending. True equality,. .

equal pay-for work of equal
"value, freedom from sexual.

“hérbssment, ° the right -to -
privacy, the right to strike, -

the’ right’ of choice in

. Feproductive matters are .

° stil. to be effectively
Guaranteed. "

. The ‘document . cites. six 5

principles 4n order as’ the

- foundations for. new party |

‘ policy —.peace,: equality,
. social democracy, freedom,
“compassion: and: .-en-
vironmental: conservation.
«They differ only | slightly

from’ the 1956. and, co |

atatemients.

“The document addresses .
‘ seyeral:..contemporary *
issues, including. acid rain -

pnd: nuclear power. -
= IE ROTUNEE~ toed: fn
_ problems _aren’t found,

-fired- power. atatlons .
cannot continue to operate :

on their present scale.”
‘* There should be.a- nuclear
freeze and nuclear projects

’ should - be-élliminated “as.

. alternative energy. sources

become. _ available. . ‘and ;

, economically viable.” a
‘It ‘notes government

policy. changes prompted by —

the NDP —- medicare,
family. allowances, worker
protection, -

boards: —, but exhorts the
‘party to work: harder ‘to
overcome the current
‘hostile system, of economie
 organization;” ~-

_ It recognizes: the need for -

a “mixed economy — con-

trolled ‘jointly . by .govern-. ;

ment. and corporationa | —
but ‘says the challenge

‘remains for “the people: of - '

Canada . (to) . assume
commands of their, economy’
by replacing. corporate:
control with ‘democratic
-planning. ....in! which the
. public interest will be truly

-administration know there is’ another Canadian opinion on Ber 7 f

ranncracron B: :

“na | " “that ‘will-open- {he door:and provide-the vehicle tar’. :

Broadbent ‘sald, in. an: ‘ine

roy
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wtf 4
aye
fs |

The: ‘Halal, Wednesday, ‘February 2," 1983, Page ?

portion decision” | oo

‘perved.”” wy Ve

‘° It-also stipports the’ ghia And women “

of Quebecers’ in other, parts ual partners ina
pila country, and native cot life.""; yo

Learn to Earn. 3501 000 poe
to $100, 000 Annually,

hn absolutely, tree one ‘night intocimation ‘seminar : :

people. os a “ |

sia

1 you fo-attaln . financial stability. and: realize. your:
" dreams..- Complete training and follow-up provided.: 2
(Weare not AMWAY, SHAKLEE or HERBALIFE): a |

Meeting at Sandman, inn Friday Febriary 4 Aa, |.

: “Dr. Sandhiar r Dr. Johnston’
09 461-0227 °

Te NDP has fudged! thie .
abortion | Issue ‘in the past, mF
; docunient i

FOR SALE

“Well established lieensed restaurant :

’ “ ‘InPrince Rupert .;
—Sales close to $250,000 per year ; why
—Substantial, tales Increase shown over lest,
Ceo "two. years. - ; a
me =Prime Yecation’

“r card years: -left,on excellent lease. - STS.
“Alt serous Inquiries welcome. ees Cee
“a Reply to Box. 1498 3 * Te a

“CA Terrace-Kitimat Dally Herald 3

10 Kalum St.

“+ Terrace, B.C. V8G2M7 *

MANOR VILLA
APARTMENTS

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_ Phone Manager anytime at

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- 638-1 268 -

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. carpeting, drapes, undercover parking,
: elevator, security system, resident manager.

- 638- 1268