2 . BEDROOM — duplex,
Hardwood floors - and. ap-
plinnces. (naw). | 3340
Riverdrive, Thornhill, Rent
$275 per month: Phone a3.
6415 alter. 6pm...

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Low rents. Close to town
and . ‘shopping. Phana 635-

$155 dayty 638-1533 to 635

9080 evenings, feo
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APARTMERTS— Rand?

bedroom”. apartments.
Downtown. : locality,
Complete ‘with dishwasher,
{lreplace, fridge, stove and
drapes. - Undercover
parking. Security entrance.
Phone eah9507, oo
ecenta

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“TET RAULT
PLACE.
“APARTHENTS

Fridge, stove, ‘drapes,.
carpeting off street
parking, security
system. ON —_

- Rents sfart at.
» $298

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anytime...

638-1268

BIRCHWOOD APTS. Quiet
wo & one ‘bedroom sulte.
Fridge, . stove, wall-to-wall’
carpeting. .& ° drapes.
Included for appointment to
view phone 635-4422.

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manager

Coches
7

ONE. s ‘TWO BEDROOM
Apts., Good rates, Call
manager. any time for
appointment to view, Phone
635-4547,

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2a > ‘BEDROOM suites; ‘in
Thornhill... No pets.
References required. Phone
638-1346 or 635-4874.

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27° BEDROOM ” suite,
fireplace, fridge and stove,
wew ‘carpet. "No pets. .
Availabie | Immediately.
Close fo. school and town.
Phone 635-4357 or 635-4270.

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SMALL ‘2. “BEDROOM
duplex with | stave . and
irkige, |
talnview: Ave. Phone 635.
2577 to view.

Peet

(p20-23mar)

2 BEDROOM trailer with
stove and fridge. In Thor- |
nhlil,. No pets. References.
required $350 per month.
Catt 635-6763. .

‘ (amar
3 BEDROOM: ‘condo. 1 1,040
aq. th. plus full, basement.
Fridge and stove! Included. .
Close: . to. downtown and
schools. No pats.. Rent $400
month. . Phone 5329. .
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3 BEDROOM home, focated
on quiet. street. 1056 sq. ft.,
attached garage, close to
schools and hospital. Treed

lot.: Assumable mortgage |

_ appranimately  --. $40,000.
‘Asking $49,500, Phone 63-
7a50: after 4pm. -

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FAMILY. HOME ‘one. quiet
paved: -atreeti 1120 9g. ft. -
main floor: consists: of 3.
bedrooms, ~kitchen-dining «
reom..llving room and Bath. +
2: bedrooms, den, Jaundry, ‘
moor, “beth . ‘end uatinished
workshop. downstalrs.
_ Carport,” Greenhouse | and
amall garden. Asking price
969.000. ‘Offers considered.
2304 Evergreen St. 635-5669.
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3 Béibidom condominium.
Full. basement, fridge and
stove. Close fo schools and
downtawn,,.No. pats.. Prics
$29,500, Phone 635-3934,"

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FOR SALE “DEASE
LAKETRADING
POST” Store, tani
‘service, bottle . : depo.
Furnished ving .. “
quarters. Low
overheads, Hwy ;
frontage. |. Priced... to
“$20,000. For Aprit - 1st
‘transfer. Growth
opportunities

” good, °

‘Phone Dease Lake, 771-- ff.
3507 for detalls. .

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LUXURY 4 ° WHEEL

DRIVE 1980 Jeep Wagoneer _
-Immaculate. and.

Limited.

foaded with extras. $13,900

080. Phone 635-5341.
(p4-amar)

7 v9 CELICA GT's speed

_Excellent condition. Phone
638-1028 after Spm, .
(p5-2mar)

FOR: SALE— 1980 Ford!
‘Pinto. Good condition.
Asking $3500 Phone 635-4075.
“¢pl0-6mar)

"W978 FORD Crew Cab, 4x4

Comes with an 6000 Warren
winch. Excellent condition,
many extras. Asking $6,000
firm. Call evenings. Phone
632-0638. °
(P6-1,17.21,24,28Feb} mar)

1976 FORD F100 4x4 Gtod
condition. - Phone 638-1028

- affer 50m.

(p5-2mar).

1977 % TON OMG 4x4 150
cu. In. 4 speed ‘trans. with
49,000 miles; -. - Good |
condifion. Asking $4,000.
‘Phone “635-3354 alter, .6pm.

. (plo. 2mar}
7 i, DODGE 4x4 New paint,
avy “duty peril sun
Hs Cait Sa
ipo 3 ar condition. a or Sli
$3,800. Phone 638- ese
{p5-6rmar)

.74, FORD F100. with
canopy 36,000 original
miles. Automatic,
Electric brakes - and
hich. $2, 100 firm. Phone
eee. ti

; (nel0-amar) .

MUST SELL Package deal.
1974 GMC Jimmy 4x4. PS,
PB, TS, iraller hitch, roof
rack and roll bar. Also 1981
SRos0 street-bike. Asking
$1650. For more information
phone 635-3453.
{stin)

FOR SALE— 197% % fon
Dodge Pickup, New motor,
and paint. job. $3400 OBD.
698-1396, . (sf)

1977 % TON G.M.C, 350 cu.
In. 4 speed trans. with 49,000
miles. Good cond. Asking

$4,000, Phone 635-3354 after

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_ WINNIPEG: (by

Fa iii in 3 Ea ets

Big cars may: never rule the FOR
- again but: ‘many: Jand-locked Prairie: residents sill have. a
» soft spot for: fully-loaded: freeway ‘yachts. - Ne
“On the Prairies, the big car bas always béen a good :
seller,” says Kenneth Turnham, general sales: ‘manager in:.
the midwestern’ region for-Ford Motor Co. Ltd. -

New or used, the. gas-hungry mammoths gem, to be:
enjoying a renaisnance of sorts, now that} Bedilehave grown
_ used to’ baying ' more ‘money for less fuel.”

Lf

Dealers a Bay ‘full-size, ‘four-door sedans still wit popularity

points in Manitoba and Saskatchewah,. particularly: sinte.

the'economy hag improved and fuel prices have. stabilized.
Chrysler Canada ‘Ltd., for example, saw:an’ overall 4

per-cent increase in the gale: of full-size cars-in the first.
three’ months of this model year compared with the same -
period last year. Other carmakers are experiencing similar “

increases,

Consumera with’a thirst for something bg and powerful
~ yet relatively fuel-efficlent — generally turn: fo the new »
‘ models, which are asmuch ashalfa tontie Tighter-t thant thelr °

pre-uel-aqueeze ancestors,

VANCOUVER: (cP)
While -. “some British
Columbians. gave: faint
praise Wednesday to Prime
‘Minister Pierre. Trudeau’s
accomplishments, mest
expressed, yelief that his .
fractious term oF power is’

_ over,

‘ Trudeau, - ‘whose Liberal
government ” has. not. had
_Tepresentation ’ in‘ ‘British .
Columbla since 1979, had
even found the provincial
party and former. cabinet °
ministers complaining
about his apparent lack of
interest in-the province, °

Senator Ray Perrault, .

who | resigned '- from ‘the ,

cabinet as sports and fitness
minister ‘last’ year, said

_ Trudeau has to take a

certain amount of blame for
the Liberals’ ‘poor per-
formance in the West. —

’-“The ara where the least
success has been obtained is
in maintaining the viability
‘of the parly from coast to
coast in-all regions. That

can't be blamed on any one .

man, but he is going to have
to bear a good measure of
\ the responsibility,”
In'1968, the: Liberals won
27 of 68 federal seats:in the
four western provinces, but

by A000, that bad elumped to .

two:of 77,

WILL INCREASE .
Finance -Minister Marc

Lalonde, ' ‘in Vancouver to

address the board -of trade,

predicted that Trudeau's -

resignation Wediesday
would Increase support for
the Liberal Party in the
West.

4] suppose it’s a little like”

a TV program,” he told a
later news ‘conference,
“Even the best of .TV
programs get © canned

because people say we want -

“new faces, a new story or
something.”

Liberal Senator
Austin said, however, he
thinks there will not be
‘Improvement: in Liberal

fortunes in B.C., adding that °

other factors apart ‘from. .
Trudeau's —s unpopularity ©
were responsible .for the

party’s poor showing in the -

Weat.
/Premier Bill - Bennett
acknowledged that Trudeau

“significantly affected our |

country” but said- that -

_ because he must work with:

épm.

‘ ~ tp1g-amer)
automatic, 46,000 ;
kilometers. $5,000 a

Financing Is available o
approved credit. Call 635-
7107,

(pé-tmar)t

FOR SALE 12x68" 1974

Canadiana, 2 bedroom
$15,000. OBO. Phone 7r8-
2574... . .

“(pid-tamary |
FOR. SALE “10xs0!, mobile.

home with, 730". addition. -

Phone. 635,758 ‘evenings.
; (p20-6mer)

FOR aeWR: "One 2.
bedroom trailer'in Thor.
nhill, No ‘pats. “Reférences.
required. =.

One 2 bedroom troller. on
large ‘fot. No pets.
RéWidnees” required.” No
peta. - References required.
One 2 bedroom trailer In

town. “
(es: -2mar) .

ovine MUST. SELLE

12xSd’- moblie home. “Two

bedrooms. Fridge, stove,
drapes, joey ‘shed, Sacrition

‘at $8500 Phone 636-4016,
_ (pS-2mar) -

Sele a vbr

j198 FORD F150 6 cyl] the: prime minister’ during.

the next few months in first.
tministerconstitutional talks °

on native rights, he would.

limtt his comment. i
Dave . Barrett,;’ New

Democratic Party leader,
waised Trudeau as a

W976 12K68
mobile home. Set up in
town. 810 addition. 5 ap-
pllances. Good condition.
Phone (38-1007 8 after 5pm.
* (o10-Himar)

INVITATION TO TENDER.

Mills: Memorial Hospital
invites tenders for. the
anual) = grounds —smain-
fenance contract:
Closing date for tenders will |
be 12 o'clock - noon, Apeit
ith, 1984, e

Contract specifications tnay

be obtelned from Charlie ©

Lindstrom, Director of
‘ Maintenance, Mills
Memorial Hospital.

pe ‘faced Smar)

Jack. °

‘9 BEDROOM . |

remarkable ‘politieari who
Had attained some glorious“
achievements. ..in-

office ..
including implementation of
the Constitution, |.’

: Hesaid it would also force -
the ' Progresssive. -Con-._
servatives to start dealing
with the isaues rather than:
simply attacking Trudeau.

PRAISES ROLE. ©. :
‘Intergovernmentai™
* Affairs - . Minister Garde |

options.

BURBAN success i

The freeway cruisers of a decade past: are mostly in ‘
demand by people 0 and over who remember the time.
“when gas-guzzling: monsters were: a symbol of success in
 guburbia, , ce

Dealers says buyers of such full-size luxury automobiles
are generally very particilar, paying a good price only if it .
has low mileage, is sin Premium condition: and loaded with”

“EE ib’s a big boat, it hab to be loaded,” ‘says Irv Dalton,
es manager for a ‘ocal Chevrolet-Oldsmobile dealership.
Otherwise Tl steal it (on a trade-in), ae

“The niddle‘aged and a “Tine older: atill Jook for- the -
Sedan,” said Wally Roth, owner of Economy Auto Sales of
-- Winnipeg, which buys: thany of ‘its: second-hand care
‘wholesale from larger’ dealers. ; oe,

": Often they find bargains.”

Gardom was also com:
’ plimentary, saying Trudeau
“will be heralded for“ his
_role in international affairs.

“I think he performed |

. there exceptionally well,
“particularly — this
‘initiative.” But Gardom, a

“former Liberal member of
‘> the legislature, criticized

Trudeau for taking a con- -
“frontative s rather than a co- |”
approach. _ to

‘gperative

woh,

_ Jasper Park

CALGARY (CP) —

systematic | killing mt

troublesomé black bears by |

‘national ‘park wardens has
drastically cut

numbers. in Banff and

their .

; Jasper parks,
report.

“There was pretiy strong
evidence that we had really
;Wiped out the bears in the

irreversible mistakes.

sume it.

West was welebmie:

Premier Zhao belongs

ple.

HOT SPOTS

“AS naive
as we.are |

Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang's visit to Canada
' was greeted by an outburst of enthusiasm.

‘Our observers vied with each other in using
phrases such as “historic”, “significant”, and “ma:
jor breakthrough” in charabterizing the routine | -

- visit of a head of state. Leaders of all three Cana-
-dian political patties welcomed the Chinese Prime

. Minister with emotion théy had never displayed for .
far more important international events.

There was only one member of parliament who
showed enough courage to express, by not par-
tleipating in the standing ovation for the Chinese
guest, a protest against the terrible violations’ of
human rights existing In the People’s Republic of
China. That was Otto Jelinek, a Conservative MP
who knows from personal experience what life
under a communist regime means, °

. There.is nothing wrong with: strengthening | nor. ;
_ mal relations between Canada and such an impor: °
tant country as the People’s Republic of China. Yet
this does not mean that we have to close our eyes to
the violation of human rights, mass executions and
denial of the freedom of religion, press and speech

Inthe most populous country inthe world.
Neither does it mean that the very existence of the
_ Republic of China and Taiwan should be denied
because of someone’s obsession with the communist
- Giant in Asia. The volume of trade between Canada
. and Taiwan, with her 18 million populatidn, exceeds
the trade between Mainland China and. Canada and
Is far more stable andwell-balanced.

* Those In Canada who build up.their expectations
of the vast, opportunities of the Chinese market
should look back to recent, history in order to avold

_ Tn 197) a spokesman for the Coca Cola’ company
made a statement which will occupy a place in |.

, history. for its stupidity and shortsightedness. “li
every Chinese person biys a bottle of Coca Cola a
week we will have sold a billion-bottles.”” However,

it appeared that Coca Cola was not a priority on the

. average Chinese shopping list. The same discovery
-has been made by companies who tried to sell

- sophisticated electronic equipment and other goods
‘40a Chinese market which was not prepared to con-

Twenty-five billion dollars have been lost .by
American, British, French and Japanese com-

” panties as a result of theix laboring under the delu-
- sion that the Chinese floodgates | were open and the

‘The truth is that even Chinese leaders
do not know exactly the direction in which
to go as far as the economic developments of China
are concerned. If the Deng Xloping faction te which
maintains its position after
Dang leaves pelltical life, then the West, Canada in--
cluded, might hope that the partnership between
China and the Free World is to be continued. [fnot,
China might find Itself in another version of the
cultural revolution with unforeseeable conse-

quences.

Let'vs be sober as far as dealing with commutniat ;

regimes Ig concerned. From a pragmatic polnt of
. View the tilusions about the possibilities of treating |.
* communist countries as equal parinérs are very ;

_. coatly. From a moral point of view, such ari ar- |.
rangement is insulting to those who belleve that not
~ only South Afrios and Chile, but other countries as
. well; whould be frea of dictatorship
Even if their population does exceed one billion peo-

“Ilya Gerol’s

Sterling News Service
Feature

ay 4s papash

emseives
wish

and oppression.

recent .

him.” woe

SBYS | ‘a
- anadian Wildlife Service.

"-

s Big, Plain, no “frills. sedans from the early 18708 rarely

: Provincial secretary yim
Chabot: was blunt. in’ his

_assessiient of the prime
‘minister, saying it-waa a -
” happy - day - ‘for. Canada,

which he said had suffered

- dramatically during: the: 16

D

“years he held power. ;

“The people need a new.
‘sense of direction-which we
coulda’t: possibly eet from

L

Bow Valley (between Bont
and Lake Louise)’ and-the
trend’ was the same. in
Jasper,” said Kevin: Van
Tighem, one of the authors
of the report. ©

"The recently released
wildlife inventory examined
the status of all species in
the parks as well as their
habitat... The document
recommends that a com-
prehensive’ study be made
‘immediately to assess the,

well-being of the ‘bears,

which were once commonly
seen throughout ° the
‘mountains. ~

_ ("The dearth of recent,

soak’ bear sightings in both.
» Sparks may indicate that the
. cumulative - ‘impact of all
. types of unnatural mortality
have . reduced black bear

populations to.a very low
-level,!the report says.
Park records show 523

“were destroyed in Jasper

‘and Banff in a so-year
‘period,

ike ‘freeway. ‘ya

Businessmen,
Trudeau's resignation as

*” “Tijuries:

" ThieHerald, Thureday, March 1. we, Page?

ichts |

: ‘But some car “buyers ‘are still bettig enticed by massive , feteh more than $1,000 aiid are 0 :
older cars weighed, down with options. and chrome. © >

can’t afford anything else ortare. willing to sacrifice fuel

economy ‘for a cheap set of w

te = ‘drive into the

automative bone.yard. *

There are adyantages associated with buying such relica.
For one thing, they cost Jess to fix. :

. Phit Edmonsion, of the consumer watchdog Automobile

Protection Association in Montreal, says large, rear-wheel-
; drive sedans are generally cheaper to tepair than smaller
a front-wheel-drive vehicles.
For those who don’t drive much, an 1 older car could be a
in” -Breat bargaln, - ;
: The association particularily. recommends ‘Ford and —

- General Motors Ltd. sedans made from 1974 to 1978.

‘ Yet buyers of such cats are fickle.

-- Every time thereisa jump in the price of fuel, big sedans
“with big motors and big appetites: Bet dumped for smaller,

: fuel-efficient models.

- The relics are left to sit and rust: on lonely car lots, their

: days of triumph over. ..

greeted

ending an- era of un-
certainty. i ‘

* “Uncertainty has existed |
ever since the last election ~
‘and I think it’s good that we

are moving into another
era,” said Phil -Barter,
chairman of the Vancouver

“board of trade. |
- Tex Enemark, _ president

The latest estimates place —

the populations at 120 black —
bears in Banff and 200 in
Jasper.
“Tt was prétty. well the
practice that if there was a
problem with a black bear it
was destroyed, but black
bears. deserve the same
chance as the other
species,” said Gaby Fortin,
chief. warden ‘cf. Banff
National Park. |

Black bears and grizzies

have been subject to strict ~

controls ‘because of their
‘attraction to garbage and
attacks on humans that
have resulted in deaths and

pees

voll ‘You might find the odd euy who wants one,” Roth said,

British Columbians relieved: by resignation —

.. ‘federalism.

of the Mining Association of

B.C,, sald mining policy. .

under the current leader-
_ ship of the Liberals had
become stale and rigid.

WA change of leadership
will hopefully be part of a
re-examination of federal
attltudes towards. the
problems of our industry

and ‘natural resources in

general, ” he sald.

‘bears. numbers. cut

' There is a healthy wildlife
population in the mountain
national parks, but Van
Tighem said a buffer zone is

- needed on adjacent-land to
_ protect migrating animals. ~

When caribou and wolves
venture outside the parks,
they face a variety of perils.

. Some are hunted, others are

poisoned and their valuable
habitat is destroyed ‘ by
loggers.
_ The’ Wildlife
dramatic shift in attitudes
of park authorities over me
years,

- handling

Ton

_._ Propert

Van Tighem said
problems ‘with scrounging
bears have been reduced
sharply with new garbage-
procedures.
Garbage is. trucked to
Calgary from Banff and the

Jasper. dump has been

surrounded with an elec-
trified ‘fence.

Ven Tighem also called
for protection for other

A 1993 policy called: for
wardens to shoot predators
on sight. The hit list in-
‘cluded wolves, coyotes,

 wolverines and cougars,

It: wasn’t until 19359 that all
types of wildlife were given
equal status and protection
in the park. although

animals could be destroyed
if they posed a threat to
humans or property.

Coachman |
Apartments

Deluxe apartment dwelling, pidge, tfove, |
carpeting, drapes, andercover parking,

elevator, security system, reiident manager,

Phone manager anylime
638-1268»

—$200.00 move in allowance for’ March 1- 15.

| Professionally Managed © *

_ by thalned staff who respect
“, and care for our tenants

Telephone: 635-5968 .
. Stewards Western Lid. -

NEWEST & BEST TOO.

Now, at. affordable Rates

SEE

One bedroom. at. e325 mo.
Two bedroom: at $360" mo.

COMCGGE

—Attractive, spacious, extra storage room
_— Beautiful appliances; tiled’showers _
—Lovely cupboards, double s.s. sinks —
—Large balconies.with screened patio doors
—Lots of parking :recreatian court
—Security enter phones and deadbolts
-—Drapery co-ordinated to ww carpets
Walking distance to down town:
_ Family orlented- ciose to schools °°
— Hospital, convenience store, parks,
car wash, allin area ,

TERRACE’S

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