ae income $25,932. Asking

“ “apartments. Fridge and
"stove: Included. Thamhill
phone 635-3879,

sall-contalned. apartment

with fridge and stove. “At
396 Mountview Ave. Phone,

(pu. vteb)

835-2677 fo view,

2 2 nEpROOH, suite for rent
in: ‘Thomhill. Fridge and
stove, theluded, Rent’ $295

month plus damage deposit. -

No. pats, — References

required Phone 635-4394 or -

Bessa

LARGE 2 BEDROOM
house, fridge and stove
Included. $375
Small. pets welcome. Call
between dara and 12am or
late-In.the evening, Phone
638.0768, hs

| Gie-2dteb)

_ FOR, SALE oR RENT — 3
bedroom: ‘eoredie. 1,040 sq. ff.
plus full. basement, Fridge
and steve included. No pets,
aking $27,900. Phone 638-

(P19 aTeb,) :

3 BEDROOM house on large
corner. lot. 75x135. Cantral’

In : " Double
‘carport, gas haat, close to
achool.:Phone aftar épm 635-

5853, -
(pl0-2éf6b)

-HOME FOR SALE= 5
badroom house on fully.
landscaped fenced lot. Close
to.town.and schools. Frult
trees, garden, greanhouse.
Asking $70,000. 635-4912,

, sth

FAMILY HOME on. quiet

phved_ street: 11120" sq. “ft.

main’ floor consists of 3 —

bedrooms, kitchen - dining

room, Hiving room and bath. .°

Two... bedrooms, dan,
laundry. room, bath and

unfinished. “work . shop
downstairs. Carport, .

greenhouse and = small
garden.. Asking price

$49,000. Offers considered,
2Wa Everygreen St. 635-

{p§-20feb)

3 BEDROOM home, tocated
on quiet street, 1056 sq. ft.
attached garage, close to
schools and hospital. Treed
lot.. Assumable mortgage
approximately $40,000
Asking $49,900. Phone 635.
7850 after 4pm.

MUST - SELL—
Condominium. Asking prica
$34,500 OBO. Drive by 7-4717

Waish or phone 639-1698 for |

intment to view.

aeapiiree (p20-20feb)
5 BEDROOM tome .on %
acre on Skeena St. Sauna,
garden area, barn, 2
fleplaces, $90,000 OBO
Phone 635-2485 after 5:00

p. mM. Except weekends.
0 {pl0-21feb)
FOR. SALE— Spaclous KI
bedroom home on Lakelse
Lake. Wood-electric heat.
W-Wscorpet = throughout.
i Fireplace, large metal
shop, carport. Call 778-2522
after 4pm.
. (p20-27feb)

FOR SALE— 1983 1200
Yamaha Ventura Royal
@ touring bike. Mint condition

many features. Phone 635.

(p5- rieb)

FOR SALE— to be moved |
or dismaniled. 2cabins $300 —
maeach. OBO plus 2 houses

$1,000 ea OBO. Must. sells
my Phone 635-5290.

CENTURY MOBILE
HOME PARK GOOD
INVESTMENT :
ma OPPORTUNITY

im Small tralter court - 10
B pads & 6 rental jrallers
Ancluded. Full

“occupancy. Room for
expansion. Convenient
location. Gross annual

$110,000. Phone 635-3475.
(p10-17feb)

TWO. - TWO BEDROOM

(p5-17feb) .

FOR) RENT— 2. bedroom | econ. owner,

owned, ‘automatic, 24 mites |

a month, |

638-1396. . ;
MUST SELL Package deal, : a

(py0-20feb) ,

_(p5-17feb) a

1970 CAMERO “paris,
Inerier, etc. phone 635-9444,
(nc2sfeb} .-

1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR.
mechanic

per-gation, ‘naw fuel pump, -
new: tires, Rew power disc -
brakes, ‘fully “winterized. |

: Runs extremely well. $1250 -

or make me an offer |.can’i
‘refusa’ .- 12842, 5572 New
Hazelton. _ 25-17teb}

FOR SALE— joie Cardatte ;

Stingray. 350 cu. In. 4 speed.
trans. _ Low - Mileage.
Excellent. condition: Phone
635-228 oF 635-9300" atter.
“em co ,

(p5-16teb)

BANK | ;
REPOSSESSION
1979 GAC 4x4 — Can be-
viewed at SKB: Auto
'. Salvage, 36% Duhan Rd.

“Written offers should be. -

sant fo .
R. Wilson -
’ Boxd}o.
Terrace, B.C,
VeGaVi
{acc10-28feb,)

FOR SALE— 1979 %4 ton
Dedge Pickup: New motor °

‘and palnt (ob, $3600 OBO.
(sity

1974 GMC Jimmy 4x4 PS, -

PB, TS, traiter hitch, roof .
_ Fackand roll bar. Also 198)

$R250 streat bike. Asking

$1850. For more information

phone. 635-3453. =.
. (stfa)

FOR SALE 1980, GMC |
pickup 4x4. Four. speed.
Locking hubs. Low mileage.

"Asking $5500 Phone 635-5004,

* (p5-17feb)
A GIFT AT.$7500'- 1980 GM

SM tondxd, 350, 4 speed, warn

Part-time. . hubs, dual

batteries and more. call 638- -

agen wid erare sre
(p5-17feb)

OPPORTUNITY! $70:
DOWN & monthly $414.
Buys 2 bedroom home ir
Terrace Trailer Court” or
Graham Ave. (for appraves’
buyer) pad rental included:
Have your home pald for tr
5 years. Has lovely ‘woot
stove and other extras.
Phone Ron collect 632-2131

* 7K, Realty Ltd. . _

(p20-12mar)

FOR RENT— 3 bedroom. |

moebiie fraller, furnished or
unfurnished, Sunny Hill’
Traller Court. Phone 635.
9.0

: ' (p5-17feb)

FOR SALE— 10x50’ moblila
home with 7x30’ addition.
Phone 635-7338 evenings.

.. (p204mar)

MUST SELL! 1974 12x68,

_Canadlana’ = 3 ~~ bedroom
traller $15,000 COBO Phone
798-2594, : .

(pl0-16feb)

! .
FOR SALE — 1972 12°.
Travel Trailer. . Fridge,
stove, toilet. Steeps 5. Many
extras. Excellent condition. |
Asking $2500 OBO. Phone
638-0438. 7
: (P5-21 fab.)

*%

Arthaitis |

“Province: of a
British Colismbte 2 wet
Ministry of 7 ore
_ Transportation ”

and Highways.» "+

| HIGHWAYS-TENDERS and’: government ° ee

Electoral District. - _ Skeana’
‘Highway District - ‘Terrace
’ Project of Job Description -

Rock: Slope: Stabliization- -

“Kalum Lake Road.
:‘Vender documerits - with,
envelope, plans,
‘specifications ; and
conditions ‘of fender’. are.
available. free of charge.
ONLY from - No. 300-1546 |
Park ‘Avenue,’ Terrace,
British ‘Columblaz. Phone:
(604) 635-6254 between: ‘the’ -
hours of 8:30 a.m, and 4: 30.

. pm. Monday to- Friday:

except Holidays.

Terrace, British Columbia -
THE TENDER SUM FOR.

THISPROJECT 1S.” TO -
INCLUDE” FEDERAL
SALES TAX.

Tender opening date:

-. Tenders will be opened at a
* Ne300-4546 Park Avenue,

Vand: ar-brolléd siedks
bo 1 Gow tothe'pld ‘adage:

| oo Urew

“hit on. that ‘point, its
"Companies -: “inst be
-senaitive ‘to. charges in the-
“consumer... psyche -and -be-

: prepared: ‘te. ‘exploit -: ‘them: :
»But: traditional food-buyitig a

“attitudes ~ “Raye '/' been.’ :

“changing for more: that, a.
decade ‘so -applying” the.
maxim. is. harder than -it
seems,
‘heard.

the : ‘conference

SHERBROOKE, =
ACP). A "Sherbisaky:
-polleeman opened fire’ with
a: “‘Submachine-gun ‘through.
-the door of a motel room —

because he thought a fellow

February 29, 1984 2:00 P.M, ' ‘officer-had just been shot by

_ (File: 52-0-23)
| WOE. Stanley —
_ District vom Manager.

” for:

AG, Rhodes.”

» Deputy ‘Minister.
(ace4-13,15,20,23Feb)

> Province of |

British Cotumbla.

‘Ministry of © :

Transportation | |

and Highways’
HIGHWAYS-TENDERS

Electoral” District Skeena

Highway District: Terrace

~ Project or Job-Description

Terrace’ Highways | Yard.
Rubbish Removal
Tender « documents with .
envelope, «plans, .-
specifications and
conditions -of fender are
_ available free of charge |
ONLY’ from “"No.300-4546
Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C,’
VBG 1V4. -Phore 635-6254 :
between the hours of 8:30
am. and 4:30 p.m. Monday.
to Friday, except Holidays.
Tenders will be opened: at

” No.300-4546 Park Avenue,

Terrace, B.C. VBG 1V4. *
THE TENDER SUM FOR
THIS PROJECT
INCLUDE
SALES TAX:
Tender . opening .
February 17, 1984 2:00 p.m.
(File: 52-6-23) .
W.E. Stantey,
Disirict Highways Manager
for: A.E. Rhodes
Deputy. Minister
‘(accd-7,10,13, feb)

sh Biscsn Calin

* S Bwidings Corpotanon

INVITATION TO TENDER’

GR-64.1- Maintenance of Grounds at
the following: locations: -
1. Skeana Health and Human
’ Resources Cantre

3412 Kalum Street

Terrace, B.C.
2. Terrace Law Courts

3408 Kalum Strest

Terrace, B.C,

4. Provincial Government oftee ’

Bullding : :
4506 Lakelse Avenue -

Terrace, B.C.

4. GeoTech and. ‘Moterlale Lab *
4037 Keith Avenue .
‘Terrace, B.C.

5 Britten Columbla pulidinga *

Corpe!
res | Keith Avenue
Terrace, B.C.

‘For all enquiries and to arrange a site
_ vinit, call Darryl Hansen. after

February. 20th, 1994 at 438-8566,

Tencer documents may be obtained
from British. Coflinbia Bulidihgs
corporation, 4625 Kelth Avenue;
Terrace, B.C, from February “lat,

Wea,
Senled Tancers will be receivedat ihe. -
above British. columble Buildings
Corporation addrasa until 3:00 p.m.
Febrvary 29th, 1984 and will be
opened in public at that time. ©
The lowest or sny fender not
Necessarily accepted.

{accd-1Sfeb)

Seated. Tenders morked, ‘Janitorist

Services‘ for the Provinclal
Gavernment OFice Bullding,, 4506
Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, B.C, will

- be racelved up to 3:00 p.m., the aith

. day of February 1984 and. those

. Qa Jable at thal ime will be opened

In public at 4425 Keith Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. VEG IKT.

For the purpose of datermini g the
nature ond extent. of the work In-

volved, the Atsnagor’s designates ©

{Darryl Hansen and Trevor Davies)
will conduct o tour of the subject .
Premises on Thuraday February 16,
1984. All contractors withing ta bid
should attend this tour and meat with
the Manager's casignates at. the
Specillc time and locaton’ shown
below. Contraéts will be _avallable
only at this time, © -

Provinclal Government Olflce

° @unding

4505 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, B.C,
Time: 4: 00 pm.
. dace? 43,18eb)-

USE THE
CLASSIFIEDS

IS- TO. |
.FEDERAL |

date: .

- strambled

. Information .

“meeting between
. council members
. Edmonton members of the

’ financial

the room's -occupants, . an:

' inquest ‘was told Tuesday. .
. Testifying before special. _
‘Dehys .:

“coroner... Judge
. Dionne at an inquest into the.
' death of .Serge Beaudoin,

Det. Andre Castonguay said .

' he- fired two. bursts) of
“ submachine-gui
“through “the door alter

~ hearing a single shot Angin

- inside the room.

But the shot had ‘come
from "the . ‘gun ,
Castonguay’s partner; “Det,
’. Roger. Dion, who testified —

that ‘he ‘fired because :he .

- feared for his life.

at dawn last Dec, 23 in the
mistaken. belief it was ‘oc-
~gupied by bandits whe had
murdered a Brink’s guard
the day before.

“T felt that I.was a dead
man*and I. fired a shot
hoping to get out. alive,” |
- said Dion, who was the first -
- policeman to enter the room
after other’ officers forced.
open the locked door.”

Beaudoin, 33, a carpet
layer from Quebec City, and
his co-worker, Jean-Paul
Beaumont, 32, also : from

" EDMONTON (EP) —The

city fired its, big guns -

Tuesday in. the war with
Alberta over long-distance
telephone revenues and
made a direct hit on the
provincial telephone .

- system’s computer bank,

Mayor Laurence Decore
said the cily, in what he
called a “major action,”
. Edmonton,
Telephones’ computer
.. programs to. deny. Alberta
‘Government — Telephones
needed to
_ collect. long-distance tolls.

“ic But Utilities Minister Bob

Bogle. was optimistic peace

a between the warring fac-
>. flons can be restored.

‘Me told ‘reporters a
city”
and

legislature next Monday
will’ provide “a golden
opportunity” for discussion
and accommodation. —

_ Until: the theeting, Bogle
said, the province will not
act against Edmonton as
Jong as the city does nothing
‘todisrupt telephone service,
But he added AGT is
‘Studying the legality of the
city’s latest move and: ia
free to take any legal action
open to it,

‘Bogle was unclear on
whether he will discuss a
settlement on
long-distance revenues
separately from the

- question of merging ‘the

provincial and municipal
telephone companies,

“TALK MONEY FIRST’.

The city has sald it wants
a financial —. settlement
before dlecussing other
parts of Milvain
package. .

- J.V.H, Milvain, a former
’ Alberta chief justice; will
explain - at- Monday's
meeting the reasons behind
his: -commitiee’s “recom:

-mendation that a:settlement

on long-distance revenue be

tied to a merger of the two:

of:

_ distance -

Telephones will. bill

Holmes, *

—Restaurants Ltd. of Bur-
naby,,
; company's original wooden
ddleboard menu.’ . | -
‘Holmes said when the Keg

“Firat opened in’ -Western

1s. Canada 13 years’ ago, the
‘aim was to emulate the lald- -

‘back dining pioneered in
California. - Young people
: who came of age in the 1960s
‘weren't drawn to the
“gometimes, daunting at-
‘mosphere of traditional
eateries. ,
So: ‘Keg
“featured short, - simple
toa , unintimidating wine

sin the motel robm after.

* working all night installing
-@ carpet in Sherbrooke,

- ‘HIT EIGHT TIMES
. killing an innocent man — *

~ Beaudoin was hit by eight
‘bullets. _—_ fired from
Castonguay’s submachine-

gun. One bullet grazed —

‘Beaumont’s chin. °° |
- Dion said he fired with his

Colt .45 pistol when he saw a

“nude torso” = ~— coming’
.towards him and. then
‘retreated through the:

. doorway.

-“I fired “because — I'm
not ashamed to say it —I |

- was afraid of dying,” Dion
. said,

. Dion said that before
‘opening -fire, he twice’

“warned the occupants of the

‘toom that he’ was .a
.pollceman and ordered

ov? them not to move, |:
Police, ralded the motel

room in nearby Rock Forest

Castonguay, who pumped
20 rounds through the

‘plywood door with a Uzi

submachine-gun,- told the
judge he. opened fire

* beeause he thought the first

shot had been aimed ; at
“Dion. >
“ “T heard a shot and the
door.: slammed," . said
Castonguay.:..!"Roger-. was
sort of. propelled past me.
For me, he-was hit. .
“1 reacted immediately.
The shooling had started,
For me, it had to stop right

. away.”

‘Several other Police of-

- Edmonton. fires

telephone companies.
Decore said the ty

realized the futility of trying -

fo negotiate a peaceful
settlerhent when not one of.
16 Edmonton ‘Progressive
Conservative members of
the legislature appeared for
a meeting last week to-
discuss the issue,

The city reacted by filing
a statement of claim in
Court’ of - Queen's Bench

seeking $116 million from”
AGT for unpaid services |

from 1990.
_ Earlier, Edmonton said it
would ‘ask the Canadian
Radio-television and
Telecommunications
Commission to review a
aystem ’ whieh forces the
city-owned ’ telephone
compahy to place all long
calls through
vvnincially owned AGT.
Edmonton and Thunder
Bay,, Ont., are the only two
major Canadian cities

which own their telephone

systems.

DISCUSS CITY’S MOVE
Officials”: of “Edmonton

Telephones and AGT met

Tuesday to discuss the

city’s, move to. take over

- long-distance billing ,

“This morning at 12:07
a.m. Edmonton Telephones
made significant chanyes to
computer programs in such
a way that AGT now no
longer knows the accuriste

‘telephone ‘numbers from

which long-distance calls

are placed,” Decore said. |

He said Edmonton will
also. stop providing AGT
with information about new
installations, moves or
similar changes.

Decore said Edmonton.
its *
600,000 customers for long-
distance charges and pay
AGT “‘its fair share.”

He also sald he ‘has
written to Premier Peter
Lougheed asking him to
intervene and instruct
Bogle to be more reasonable

peeve
ions vice-president: of. Keg‘

B.C., held up’ the. --

“and Cleaver . restaurants .

restaurants catered to the growing class

“lista and walters - who :

‘in
Edmonton,

. got:

6" fesembled : ‘thete -youthdul:
customers and insisted.on -
"being on a first-name basis:

DINING REVOLUTION,
Holmes. - credits —_ the
concept ‘for a dining

revolution but sald the:
_ Keg's original clientele is ,
‘aging eo the chain, now with |
‘126 outlets and a projected

10’ million customers this

year, began making
. changes.
- The paddieboard was one

,of the firat things. to go as-

the restaurant expanded its

menu to add a range of:
‘appetizers and = trendy.

dishes. entrees

Light -

of- fitness-conscious -
customers, -.

“We | were: Binding they.

Inn cent 1 man was killed -

a Quebec City, were sleeping ficers who took part: in ite,

rald testified Tuesday that
warnings . were _ issued

before the shooting began.

But Beaumont testified
Monday the first thing he

heard was the sound of

‘bullets... .
And Edward: Redden, an
- Edmonton physical
education co-ordinator

staying in the adjoining
room with his wife, said he
heard police announce their
presence after the shooting.

Castonguay said he was

Convinced the occupants of
.the room had committed the -
holdup and- murdered the

” Brink's guard. ,

. He said the two men
were from Quebec City
where two cars had been
stolen and recovered in the

Sherbrooke region, One of «

_the cars. — found near the
Rock Forest mote] — had a
rifle and a jacket in the back
seat which were thought to
be clues in the killing.

Police also were intrigued -

by the fact the two carpet

layers had checked into”
their motel’ only an hour

before the robbery-murder

and, because they kept —
unusual hours during their

stay.

As  Castonguay * was

rushed out of the hearing.
room by a phalanx of .
policemen, he was spat on |

by Gilles Beaudoin, brother
of the deceased.

his dealings with
The city wants a much
greater share of

revenues. generated — by
Edmonton’ Telephones

. customers — $126 million in
"1982, OF that amount, AGT |
and «

$76 —s million ~
Edmonton Telephones $2
million,

toll -

CHORE.

7 —Braper
' Wal
—Family orlented - close to schcals
. —Hospital, convenience store, parks,
ot car wash, all in area
—$200.00 move in allowance for Jan. 1-15

. Professionally Managed

by trained staff who respect

a: vieren't coming: back’
for this giant stenk | as often o
"as we'd. like them to, ” ‘said oe

Holmes. -- * ;

But the company was
“careful to maintain quality
and Holmes seid the cost
-often is ‘not “passed : on
higher prices. °

‘Food consumers. rove
‘become quality conscious

- and are willing to pay for it,
~~ several speakers. anid, -

» Morton Satin, president of
‘Saskatoon-based Pro Star

. Mills Ltd, and a former
* researcher for the Steinberg

supermarket chain, said

specialty and high-fibre -
breads _ became

popular
because ‘buyers believed

: they had higher quality and

. health benefits, even though

“And Begudoin’s mother
Cecile told reporters “she
wanted ‘justice; that. they

’ {the police) be tried like

anybody e

Inquests in Quebec are -

“held to determine whether
criminal . responsibility is
. irivelved in’ suspleicus or
violent deaths. However, a
coroner’s findings are: not
binding on the Crown, which
decides. whether’ charges -
will be laid. .

‘,

. James,

- been = 0-called
_ brands, ;

white bread often uses the
same ingredients. _

‘The. “situation. | was

. bolstered’ ‘by supermarkets

which cut prices’ on white

. bread, creating the im-

ipresgion. it had even: leax:
doe, d Satin. The roa
ie abilitation has been to
tout. fibre additives in nee
white breads.

Ice cream producers tnd
the same kind of
battle’. after years.

" “footballing” ice cream —

retail markdowns ‘often . ta.

below cost, .said Paln,

Dairies Ltd. president Jack,

- Jee cream manufactureré:

are gearing up for the king
of promotional ‘ campaigii":
used by milk producers, but
James sald companies —
should keep in mind the ~
highest growth in sales bag:
‘deluxe’:
Jeans Desjardina, #

marketing director toe

. Quebec's Department of"

Agriculture, Fisheries ang.
Food, tuned the process,

_ early to the point of putting -
- consumers

under a
microscope.

A horde of small Quebéc,
entrepreneurs, ©" most
prominently in the specialty.
cheese business, have been.
successful by finding gaps
in the market and creating:
their own niches, he said?

Coachman
7 Apartments | -

, Dela apartment dwelling, fidye, stove,

. carpeting, drapes, undercover parking,

elevator, security system, resident manager.

. . Phone manager anylime .
638-1268

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