Tee
TRUCKS

1969 Y% Chev ifruck, 6
cylinder. Exe. running cond.
$650.00, Ph 635-9646 or view
at 4637 Soucle.

c29N

1976 Slerra 4 wheel drive.
Good Cond. Lots of Extras.
Lew mileage. Must sell Ph.
636-1405.

‘CFTN 6-11-79

1974 Ford Van Good Shape.
Low mileage, studded tires.
Ph 635-5468 after 5 p.m.
P2-2,8 and ? Nov

1974 Dodge Club Cab 1 ton.
Completely rebullt over 1200
worth of new parts. New
paint. Asking $3,600. View at
The Real Inn Motal or Ph 438-
. Wat
C59 Nov
59.° MOBILE.
oo HOMES
For Sale 1968 10X52 Mobile
Home wlth 8X24 ft joey
shack. Includes {fridge and
stove, washer and dryer. Ph
638-1529
P5-15 N

In Hazelion 1972 12x50
Embassy Moblle Home,
Must be moved from site, Ph
coliact. 312-559-4204

C59 N ‘

Fer Sale: 1972 Statesman
moblie home. 112x562, In-
cludes washer and dryer,
_ fridge, stove, all furniture
and appliances, joey shed
and porch. Clean and
reasonably priced. For quick
sale priced under $10,000.
Phone 632-3413 anytime or
632-5069 afler 5. (cl0-12N)

“7972, Norwestern Mobile
Home 32X56 with 10X12
finished addition . Un-
furnished. In good condition,
Reasonably priced. Ph, 635-
5539

CTFN

31-10-79

For Sale: 1972 32x68 ft.
trailer set up In traller park.
For appt. fo view call 635-
2506, (c20-6N) .

For Sale 1978 14X70 Manco
Mobile Home unfurnished.
Set up and skirted in local
traller park. Ph. 635-9736,

CTFN 2-11-79

VEHICLES.
MOTORHOMES FOR
RENT: 20° to 26°,

* Luxuriously equipped. Fully
insured. Available for Nov.,
Oec., Jan. Phone 632-2420,
(020-14N)

MUST SELL IM-
MEDIATELY: 1977 31 ft.
Wilderness travel trailer.
Asking $8,500. View at Reet
Inn Motel, Highway 16 W.
Last traller on left. (ctfn-2-
10-79)

11 ft camper stove and
Icebox. Needs finishing.
$2,000 FIRM. Ph 635-5484
P2.9N

Must sel! Immediately.

1977 3) Foot Wilderness
Travel Tratier. Asking
$9,500.00. View at Reel Inn
Motel Highway 146 West, Last
traller on Jeft.

CTFN

2-11-79

For your Xmas Shopping

visit Jeanatta’s Ceramics In

New Remo-Nelson Rd.

Candles and Barble Doll

Clothes and Ceramics.
635-7395

P20-30 N

DIVORCE
$100 and filing fees

We prepare your divorce
papers over the phone--fast.
For more Information cail
THE LAW SHOFPE of JACK
Bb. JAMES, MB.A. LIB
TOLL FREE }t2.600-663-3035
{in Vancouver area call 687:

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Attn 20-9-79

NOTICE OF SALE
MECHANIC'S LIEN ACT

Notlea Is hereby given to A.
E. Clapp the registered
awner of a Trlumph Herald
Convertable. Registration
Nbr. 1294007, Serlal SFC.
12939 to come forth before
November 20th , 197? to pay
oulstenging belance owed ta
Terrace Engine Rebuilders
for services performed on
the afore mentioned vehicle
onor abeut June 1°, 1973 or
vehicle will be sold for cost of
~ {neurred charges.
P10-20 N

Notice of Appolntment
FORM 7

ASECTION 115}
COMPANIES ACT
NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT OF
RECEIVER OF
ACOMPANY

We MANNING JAMISON
LTD. Lleenced Trustees In
Bankruptcy, at 670-1665 West
Broadway, of the city of
Vancouver In the Province of
British Cotumbla Hereby
give notice that:

‘No. 1 We were appointed the
Recelver of all the property
and assets of CEDERVALE
SHAKE AND CEDAR
PRODUCTS LTD. on the 2nd
day of November 1979.

_No.2The Instrument under
which we were appolntad Is a
debenture dated the 23rd day
of February 1974 Issuad by
CEDARVALE SHAKE AND
CEDAR PRODUCTS LTD.
In favor of the FEDERAL
BUSINESS DEVELOP.
MENT SANK for a sum of
$18,500 (eighteen thousand
flve hundred) dollars, duely
reglatered In the office of the
REGISTRAR OF COM-
PANIES, Victorla  Gritish
Columbia on the 2nd day of
March 1978, also,'a deben-
ture dated the 19th day of
February Issued = by
CEDARVALE SHAKE AND
CEDAR PRODUCTS LThN,
in favor of the FEDERAL
BUSINESS DEVELOP.
MENT BANK for a sum or
$168,000.00 (elghteen
‘thousand) dollars, duely
registered in the oftice of the
REGISTRAR OF COA-
PANIES, Victoria British
Columbia on the 22nd day of
Februrary 1979,
Dated at the city of Van-
couver in the Province of
Briilsh Columblsa this 2nd
day of Novernber 1979,
AIT N .
Manning Jamison Ltd.
Licenced Trustees
In Bankruptcy,
Sulte 670-1665 West Broad-
way,
Vancouver, B.C. Vas 1X3

TENDERS

Provinces of Mentor |
hai Bitish Columbia Favests y

STAND
TENDING
CONTRACTS +

Sealed tenders for - the
following stand tending
contract will be recelved by
the Regional Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince

Rupert, B.C. on the dates

shown kelow, Lot
Contract ST 1007-7-17. JS
located Branch 77 Ranger
District Kitimat number of
hectares 32,2, Viewlng date
November 20th 1979, leaving
Ranger Staion at 9:00 a'm,
Nofe: Viewlng of the stana
fending site prior to sub-
mitting a@ tender for this
contract Is mandatory.
Deadline for recelpt of
fenders Is 1:30) p.m.
December 7th 1979. .
Contact ST1031-2-25 JS
Nocated Cecl! Creek Ranger
District Kitimat. Number’ of
hectares 24.3, Viewing date
November 20th 1979, teaving
Ranger Station at 9:0) a.m.
NOTE: Viewing of the stand
fending site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract Is mandatory.
Deadiine for receipt of
tenders [3 1:30) p.m,
December 7th 1979,
Contract $T1031-2-24 JS
located Branch W-61, ranger
district Kitimat number of
hectares 36.3. Viewing date

- Navember 20th 1979, leaving

Ranger Station af 9:00 a.m.
NOTE: Viewing of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract Is mandatory.
Deadiine for receipt of
tenders is 1:30 p.m.
December 7th 1979

Tenders must be submitted
on the form and in the en-
velopes supplied which, with
porticulars may be obtained
fram the Forest Ranger(s)
Indicated, or from = the
Regional Manager, Ministry
of Forests, Prince Rupert,
B.C

‘The lowest or any fender will
not necessarily be accepted.
This call for tender |s under
the terms of the Canada
British Columbla intensive
forest management
agreement,

TO LIVESTOCK

Fur Sale Veal Calves.-$1.50
pound. Year old laying hans.
$3.00 each.

PION

Hy PHILIP MAIL
CALGARY (CP) — The
federal government is

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AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

of the increased freight rates

that might result from

changes to the longstanding
Crowsnest Pass rate
structure, Transportation
Minister Don Mazankowakl
said Wednesday.

He would not say,,
however, whether the money
would be paid to the rallways
or to farmers who now are
protected by the low,
statutory Crowsnest rates,

Suchdetails will have to be
worked out In meetings with
producers, he told reporters
after a speech to the United
Grain Growers annual
meeting.

’ “We also have to recognize
that it (the government
money) would have to come
out of funds that we are now
paying for branch-line
subsidies ‘and railway
rehabilltation.” .

In a speech to the 200,
farmer delegates,
Mazankowskl said any
changes in application of the
Crowsnest benefit would
only come after full con-
sultation with farmers and
would require guarantees of
service from the railways,

He also said the govern-
ment has “no intention of
removing the value of the
Crow rate from the producer
as it now exists,”

The Crowsnest agreement
guarantees farmers low
rates for shipping export
Grains, but forces CP Rail
and CNR to move grain at a
loss. Critics say grain will
never be moved efficiently
unless the railways are

woweoon TUNE-UP

$52.78 plus tax Terrace Totem Ford Sales Ld.

adequately compensated.
There is disagreement
over whether the railways
shouid be compensated
directly by government or by
farmers, who would pay
higher freight rates and be
reimbursed by government,
Mazankowski, MP for
Vegreville, sald Canada is
probably losing $1 billion
worth of grain sales a year
because of inefficiencies in
the grain-handling system.
A 50-per-cent increase in
exports of grain and
, Which his gavern-

ment has promised by 1985,

“would earn Canada $2-$3
billion a year in badly
needed foreign exchange.”

“Qur annual merchandise
trade surplus ‘would be
doubled. It would help to
restore the value of the
Canadian dollar and it would
generate an additional $4
billlon a year in domestic
economic activity,’’

He was optimistic about
increasing exports, but said
expansion of grain-handling
capacity at Prince Rupert is
essential, The port has to be
developed as an alternative
to Vancouver so the industry

The Herald, Thursday, November 8, 1979, Page 7

Feds will pick up part of cost

ig not vulnerable to such
things as damaged bridges
and snow slides that have
interrupted exports from
Vancouver, ’

Expansion at Prince
Rupert and proposed pur-
chases of addillonal hopper
cars will be effective in the
long term, he said.

“For the short term, it is
imperative that we get more

mileage out of our existing.

facilities,”

A three-man study group is
expected to report to him
within a few days with

proposals for ‘‘i, nediate
action that can pro le for

more grain mov. vent
within exisiting fa: = :s."
Mazankowski, also

minister responsible for the
Canadian whent board, said
the push fo increase exports
will mean (temporary
sacrifices in the ‘equality of
delivery opportunities” for
farmers.

Quotas for farmers in
some areas may have ta be
lowered for the wheat board
to respond effectively to
demand for specific grains.

Residents fight oil port

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
head of the Islands Trust
said Wednesday he will fight
by any means possible
development of an oi] port at
Britannla. Beach in Howe
Sound.

John Rich was com-
menting on the news that
Dome Petroleum Ltd.. has
purchased about 500 acres at
Britannia Beach, about 45
kilometres north of here, for
future offshore shipments.

Rich said that British
Columbians are trying to
push a United States oil port
as far away as possible but a

40 times worse than a port at
Port Angeles, Wash.

“There is no question but
we (the Islands Trust) would
be absolutely opposed to
such a port in an area like
this,” he sald, “To think
anyone could contemplate
putting an oil port In Howe
Sound is crazy,”

Rich said theré are at least
seven major Howe Sound
islands which come under
the jurisdiction of the Islands

Dome president Bll
Richards confirmed that his

- Trust.

Canada’s largest producer

and seller of natural gas

liquids and industry sources

gay it has expressed interest

in developing a Iquefied

natura! gas port on the West
- Coas

t.

Federal fisheries biologist
Tom Bird said Howe Sound is
a very confined area and his

~ department would be con-
cerned about any tanker port

ere,
“We have made great

Mortgagescheme little help

port in Howe Sound would be ~

OTTAWA (CP) — Latest
available statistics suggest
that nearly one-half of
Canada’s estimated 4.8
million home-owners would
receive little or nothing from
the Progressive | Con-
servative govyernment’s
mortgage interest and
property tax credit plan.

The figures show that
more than 200,000 low-
income families or single
persons who own homes
would get no benefits from
the plan because they pay no
federal income tax. .

At least two million cther

group would fight the oil port
“in a big way.”

A plan by the B.C, govern-
ment for a deep-sea port at
Squamish to transport Peace
River coal was aquelched
after Jack Davis, then
federal environment
minister, made public a
federal fisheries report stat-
ing that drainage of the
Squemish River estuary
would ruin fishing in Howe
Sound,

low they pay little federal
ta:

x.

The tax credit plan was
unveiled Sept. 17 by Finance
Minister John Crosbie to
fulfil an election promise of
major tax rellef for home-
owners,

Legislation to put the plan
Into effect for the 1979 tax
year was introduced in the
Commons late last month,

The government has
frequently touted the plan as
a way to help those hard hit
by rising mortgage rates
that are part of the Can-
servative program to fight

efforts to clean up the sound
and improve the fish habitat
so the possibility of any new
port would certainly cause
us concern and there are also
serious implications for
recreational boating in the
area,” Bird said,

Doreen Wakely, a
spokesman for the Save
Howe Sound Committee,
organized in 1972 to fight a
coal-loading facility at
Squamish, B.C., said the

benefits would be
distributed,

The proposal is really two
plana in one, It would reduce
the 1978 income tax burden
by up to $375 —- $62.50 for
property taxes and $312.50
for mortgage interest.

Maximum benedits would
increase to $1,500 u year
when the plan comes into full
force in 1982 — $250 a year
for property taxes and $1,250
for mortgage interest,

The latest indication of

how the tax credits would be
distributed among hame-

: ; company has purchased the fioyseholds would receive inflation, owners comes from a
Hp to 11 litres Oil ss31 Keith Ave. 635-4984 land, but refused to disclose only small amounts because - Croskie has sald3.8 million ‘Statistics Canada report
. ; - the nature of the shipments. they have no mortgages or home-owners will benefit but based on a survey in the
Drain Automate Transmissicn However, Dome i _ because theirincomesareso has not specified how the Spring of 1977.
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