Page 16, The Herald, Friday, April 24, 1981

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"AUTOMOBILES

TRUCKS -

wre T-BIRD, 302, P.S.,
P.B., alr, AM-FM cassette.
Excellent condition. Best
offer. Must sell. 632-2758,
(93-284)

1978 PONTIAC in perfect
condition. Has anly 31,000
kilometers. Phone 635-4666
or «=.635-7004.

(p3-284)

FOR SALE: 1971 VW
Superbeetle. $1,000 firm.
moa Evergreen. Phone 435-
5669.

(¢2-27A)

FOR SALE
Owner transferred. 1980
Olds Omega Brougham.
Loaded. 6,500 km.

Exiended warranty.
Plus four winter radials.
$4,100 OBO. Phone 639-
1931.

(c5-27A)

1978 FORD FAIRMONT
Station Wagan. $5,900. Very
good condition. No rust.
Phone 635-5556.

(p3-244)

'274 FORD PINTO. V6.
$2,200 or best offer. Phone
615-2175 — leave message
tor Marion.
(ne-stfn-2-2-81)

1969 PONTIAC - 4 door, 6
cyl, good running order.
$300. 635-9797.

(c4-244)

ANTIQUE CAR - 1961
Chrysler Saratoga In perfect
condition. Fully licenced.
Phone 636-2728 frorn 12 am to
12 pm.

(¢20-7M)

1973 GMC PICKUP. Best
offer. Phone anytime. 638-
6321.

(stin-18-3-81)

1973 CHEV ¥2 TON pickup.
$1,500 firm. Call 639-6321
after 6 p.m.

{nest-3-3-81)

1976 WINDOW VAN. Extra
large Dodge. Has full
carpeiing and Inside
finishing. Asking $5,700 but
will accept offers. Phone
635-5876.

{p5-29A)

1900 FORD $250. Suprrcab,
Camper Special. Every
option, including stereo.
Complete with canopy. Only
11,000 km. Phone 632-2803.

{c?- 24A)

1973.% TON PICKUP 350
off road cam. For more
Information phone 635-2839.

(stin-22-1-81)

MOBILE
HOMES:

178 14x70 FT. BENDIX
Leader mobile home. 3
bedrooms, 4 appllances,
new queen size waterbed.
Set up’ and skirted In
Woodland Helghts T.P.
Excellent condition. $26,000
firm. Phone 635-5006,
(pi0-7M)

59,

2 REVENUE mobile homes.
One 10’ wide, two 12' wide.
Can be sold separately or as

package. Phone 635-3971 or -

35-3511,
(ctfn-1-4-81)

FRONT END LOADER BUCKETS

EXCAVATOR BUCKETS ~ -

BACK HOE BUCKETS
RIPPERS
SPECIALTY BUCKETS
For more information please call
941-9911 or 187-8691
# 2-1973 McLean, Port Coquitiam, B.C.

PANTYHOSE?

SIMPLE! Pantyhose is the LARGEST SELLING fashion

item m the entire world.

MILLIONS sold daily — BILLIONS sold annually =

HUGE PROFITS

INTERNATIONAL LINGERIE SALES are now
appointing business-oriented MEN and WOMEN
throughout Canada as distributors in our marketing program

of health and beauty aids.

TWO creat sources of REVENUE
aa eeriNG MERCHANDISING — TOTAL

MARKETING

YOU PROVIDE ambition, determination, motivation and a
minimum investment of $2,500.00, totally secured by

inventory.

WE PROVIDE Automatic Merchandisers. selected{focation, . |
total marketing concept, accounting. displays. inventory.
inflanon fighter program and a solid FUTURE with an

EXECUTIVE INCOME.

CALL LL.S. INTERNATIONAL LINGERIE SALES INC.
TOLL FREE: 1-800-361-1740

Ask for Peter Trent

Literature and brochures mailed upon request.

From — LL.S. International Lingerie Sales Inc.
8087 Trans-Canada Highway: St-Laurent H4S 1S4°

Monneal, Quebec, Canada

_ the

" shall

MINISTRY OF

Competition Mai: 1414-48

TRANSPORTATION & HIGHWAYS
MACHINE OPERATOR

” $2039 northern allowance

$19,872&

SR

At Bob Quinn Lake, operate and maintaln loader
on variety of malntenance and construction fous
Involving loading and unloading materials; clean
ditches, ef¢.; handle routine repairs and
preventative maintenance to unit; prepare
operator's work reports: related duties.

Qualitications - Preferably secondary school
graduation; valid 8.C. driver’s ficence: good
knowtedge of preventalive maintenance with

pertinent knowledge of Motor Vehicle Act and ~
Regulations; good knowledge of ministerial safety .
“and of maintenance ©

program and rules,
procedures: mechanical and operations apiiude:
physically fit, mentally alert; safety conscious,
good judgement, able to follow directions promptly
and efficiently; ability 10 work oufdoors under
varying weather conditions. Shift work required.

Bunkhouse facilitles and iraller space available. =

Return applications by
May 6, 1981

The Regional Personne! Officer,
Ministry of Transportation & Highways,
00 - 4546 Park Avenue, :
Terrace, B.C. V8G 1V4

Posttlons .
sre open taboth
men and women.
Canadian citizens aregiven
preference. Piease send resume
quoting competition number ta

‘59. MOBILE
HOMES ©

12448 - 2. BEDROOM trailer

with ©%4x25 additlon,

furnished or unfurnished.
Call 635-2176.
(p10-5M)

12140 «FT. GENDALL
Mobile Home. 3 bedrooms,
8x16 Tt. finished joey shack
with 625 ff. covered
sundeck with ‘five major

-applitances. Phone 635-1653

atter 6 prn,
(etfn-4-22-81}

FOR RENT: Mobile home
spaces available In natural

setting. For more in-
‘formation call 635-661.
(c12-7M)

WE WOULD LIKE to sell
Immediately: 14x70 Manco
trailer with 7x17 Expando.
Two bedrooms, two
bathrooms, fireplace, etc.
Furniture and appliances
negotiable. 333,000. Phone
635-4090,

(c20-12Ma)

1977 BENDIX 14x70 motile
home. Set up and skirted on.
a4 large fenced and treed
corner lot In Wacdiand
Heights Trailer Court. 14’

porch Inctuded. Priced
929.000. For appointment
phone 635-7495.

(ctin-13-4-81) -

PROVINCE OF
BRITESH COLUMBIA
MINISTRY OF
TRANSPORTATION
AND HIGHWAYS
TERRACE
HIGHWAY DISTRICT
PUBLIC NOTICE
LOAD
RESTRICTION
Pursuant to Section 24 af
the Highway Act and the
Commercial Transport Act,
follawing © load
restriction is hereby
imposed effective 12:01 ©
AM. Aprif 24,1981 until

turther notice. .

All roads in the Terrace
Highway District except
Highway 16 (from, East

Boundary to Highway 16

West Andesite Avalanche
Gate) and Terrace-Kitimat
Highway 25 shall be
restricted to 100 percent
legal! axle weights. The
applicable percentage of
tolerances provided under
Section . 7.0642) of
regulations pursuant to the,
Commercial Transport Act
apply.

Violators ot the
regulations and restrictions
will be prosecuted.

W.E. Stanley
District Highways
Manager
for: Minister af
Transportation
and Highways
Dated: April 23, 1981
At: Terrace,
British Columbia
(al-24A)

« brought

RCMP. bugging policy bizarre

. OTTAWA (CP) — Warren
Allmand testified Thursday
night’ that as  solicitor-
general in the early 1970s he
found RCMP policy on
electronic surveillance il-
logical and bizarre.
‘ The policy allowed
Mounties to bug suspects in
criminal investigations but
did not allow them to tap
suspects’ telephones.

Allmand, testifying
before a royal commission
into RCMP wrongdoing,
.said he found this surprising
because bugging a
residence or office was
more extensive an intrusion
than tapping a telephone.

However, he said the
Mounties were consistent in
reiterating this policy not
only to him but to Commons
committees.

Mounties told him they
did not allaw detectives to
use telephone taps because

their legality was
questionable in a couple of
provinces.

Documents made public
by the commission Wed-
nesday, when
Mounties were questioned,
showed Mounties in the field
felt there. was an “abyss’’
between policy and practice
involving wiretaps.

In a brief to senior of-

ficers in 1972, Mounties in -

the field urged the policy be
into line with
practice, saying telephone
taps were used extensively,

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES ©

1979 #4 FT. VANGUARD
camper. Excellent condition.
1969 Dodge t ton pickup. Call
635-3322 after 5. ~

: {20-28 a)

8 GALAXY Camperette.
Has boat rack, motor
mount, J-way fridge, stove,
furnace, jacks etc. Ideal for
the outdoor sportsman.
Light enough fer ‘2 for
truck. Excellent condition.
$1,600 firm. 635-321}.

(c5-28A)
NICE 17 FT. Holiday trailer
for sale. Very goad

condition. Phone 635-3664 or
635-7004.
(p3-28A)

GERD HANSER will not be
responsible for any debts
incurred by Elizabeth Jane
Hansen.

{p3-27A)

TO WHOM It may concern:
{will not be responsible tor

“any debts Incurred by my

husband Theodorus Paulus
(Ted) Rotmefer as of
February 12, 1981.
‘Signed: Olwenn M.
Rotmeyer.
. (pl5-6Ma)

senior .

either directly by the
Mounties or indirectly by
asking other police or
telephone companies to in-
stall them,

Thebrief was put together
as senior officers were
lobbying for more police
powers under a privacy bill
then before Parliament

Allmand said he wasn't

told in 1973 the Mounties.

were lobbying provincial
attorneys-general to get
support for the bilt.
Commission counsel
Brian Crane read him a 1973
memo written by Maurice
Nadon, who later became
RCMP commissioner, in
which Nadon said Allmand
supported the bill despite
police objections. Nadon
said Robin Bourne, one of
Allmand’s main advisers on

police matters, felt the bill

MPs
take a

break

OTTAWA (CP) — A long
and hectic winter schedule
behind them, 260 weary
MPs feft Parliament Hill
Thursday for a 19-day
spring break with the long-
running constitutional
debate out of the vay — ‘for

, now: -

The noisy late-night
voting on the final amend-
ments to Prime Minister
Trudeau's constitutional
package was something of
an anticlimax, however.

The bitterness that
dominated the, fall and
winter sitting had mostly
evaporated under the terms
of an all-party agreement

- reached earlier this month

and because all three
federal parties had
determined their positions
on the amendments earlier
this week.

The votes dealt with the
final details of the package:
The debate is scheduled to
resume sometime during
the spring sitling, which
begins May 12, for two final,
marathon days after the

‘Supreme Court of Canada
-rules on the legality of

Prime Minister Trudeau's
bid to act against the wishes
of eight of the 10 provinces,

The Commons was
clearedin almost no time as
MPs, many
airline tickets, darted out
the main doors.

One overseas flight
heading for Britain had
been held specially for a
committee of MPs in-
vestigaling acid rain who
went off to study Eurapean
pollution for a week. ;

clutching |

would , be shelved, but
Bourne. would try to ‘con-

vince Allmand to change it. ©

'-Meanwhile, the Mounties

would lobby for provincial

support, hoping to sway
Allmand, ‘

Allmand said .he hadn't
known any of this, But he
said {he Mounties were so
set against the Protection of
Privacy Act, passed in 1974,
he finally aliowed them to
present their views in a
brief to the Commons
justice committee.

He added he would have
rejected any move by- the
Mounties to atlaw telephone
taps in criminal, in-
vestigations.

“We were moving in the
direction of more regulation
rather than more freedom,"
he said.

Crane asked ‘Allmand |

whether he had received
warnings the RCMP policy

wasn't being followed in

practice. He referred
Allmand to questions - by
members of the: justice
committee, where Liberal

Marcel Prod'homme and -
Progressive Conservative ©
Gordon Fairweather, now —

chairman of the Canadian
Human Rights Commission,
had expressed’ doubt

Mounties were not tapping .
ge
Td a
=

telephones in criminal
cases,

Allmand said no one ever

NEED TO KNOW

SOMETHING ABOUT

YOUR NEW
COMMUNITY?

ing

Phone
NANCY GOURLIE
615-7677 ~
CHARLOTTE TAYLOR

615-9263

Our hostess will bring gifts and

greetings, along with helpful

community infarmation.

C4

* put a specific: case to -him
that would lead him to in-
vestigate further.

. Mr. Justice David C,
‘McDonald noted the session
marked the 200th public
hearing the royal com-

| shission tas had since it was
‘formed July 6, 1977. It is to

concludé its work by May

15, when a third and final

report on. responsibility for

to the government. _

Zs
gt

| VEG IK, telephone 638-1197.

British Columbia
‘Buildings Corporation
Invitation to Tender -

Sealed Tenders, marked “REPLACE CONCRETE —
FLOOR, MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND -

HIGHWAYS, HOUSTON, B.C.” will be recelved up
to 3:00 PAL, May 13th, 181, and those avaitabie at

tha? time will be opened in public at 4824 Keith .

Avenue, Terrace, 8.C..VaG vky,

Tender documents may be obtained at the thove

address.

Tenders must be filed on. the forms provides, | iri:

oo

marked envelopes.

Tender documents may be.viewed at Arasigamated.:*

sealed, clearly |

a

Construction Association, 2475 Oak streets =
. Vancouver, B.C.; Prince George Construction: —

Association, 9851 - 16th Avenue, Prince George,
8.C.; Bulkley Valley-Lakes District Construction

Assoclation, 4124 Railway Avenue, Smithers, B.C.7.

Prince Rupert Construction Association, 739 - and
Avenue West, Prince Rupert, B.C.; Terrace-
Kitimat Construction Association, 493) Kelth
Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

Enquiries may be directed to Mr. Murry Setzer,
fulding Mansger, 4825 Kelth Avenve, Terrace,
B.C. VEG IK7, telephone Bent.

British Columbia
Buildings Corporation
Invitatian lo Tender

Séaled Tenders, marked “REPLACE CONCRETE

FLOOR, MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND

HIGHWAYS, NEW HAZELTON, B.C,,” will be

recelved up to 3:00 P.M., May 13, 198), and those

available at that time will be opened in public af
. 075 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VG 1K7. .

Tender documents may: be obtalned at the above

address.

Tenders must be filed on. the forms provided, ‘in

sealed, clearly marked -envelopes.

Tender documents may be.viewed at Amalgamated

Construction Association, 2675 Oak Street,
Vancouver, 6.C.; Prince George Construction
Astociation, 3851 - 18th Avenie, Prince George,
B.C.; Sutkley Valley-Lakes District? Construction
‘Association, 4124 Raliway Avenue, Smithers. B.C.3
Prince Rupert Construction Association, 73% - and
Avenue West, Prince Rupert, 8.C; Terrace-

Kitimat Construction Association, 493) Keith’

_ Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

-Enquirles may be directed to Mr. Murry Setzer,

Building Manager, 4825 Kelth Avenue. . Terrace.

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