R .
irge fe lot. Quiet: street,
and ‘carport: ey, 3 speed on the column,
0, Phone 635- ’ Needs ‘some work. $350;

.QBO, Phone 635-3499 after
$:90 p.m.

(P84,

ae. MOBILE |
4 acresy wells.

“1975 FORD BRONCO 4x4,
- $2,000, 635- 9576 or 635-6066,
ne _ (PSApe) - _
Until the mid-19803.— to: successfully integrate. and. until.

1968 Chev Biscayne, 250 6 ‘of the year,

oy tatttin) t

“ might: consider.
“complement the basie aim of lifé insuranice”’. such’ as real.
estate and investment counselling, MeCauighey sald later

- president Drew McCaughey..
The: chief. executive ‘offleer told the annual meeting &

_ Tuesday the recent purchases of Winnipeg-based Monarch
Life Assurance Co. and nd Capleot Bankers Life: aris Co...

- insurance. : a

‘an interview. \”

“spreading *-

moe with {wo new companlea under its belt slice the beginning
doesn’t plant any other acquisitions = :
notaintil its newest ones are fully integrated, says com

unselling firm it bought last August, and the Edgecombe —
Group, which provides a Wide range 'of real estate services.
. (Under terms of the, Monarch deal, both’ ‘companies ‘will

into: "other caress. “phat:

“But he added that it will take. many. monihs _ - probably:

3 fally merge. Monarch president ‘Harald Thompson is to
‘gétain hig position and ‘become executive vice-president and

chief operating officer of North American. ~,
Monarch. was bought in Febfuary from CanWest’ Capital.

on Independent subeldiaey ‘operating: under. ita present name.
. and management out of Milwaukee. MeCaughey sald’ the.
purchase of Capitot ‘Bankers; ‘Which operates in 20 states,”

will double the company’s tiny Us. mharkel share and a give
“itfa ‘Presence in almost’ every: state. ;

ed substdlaries, Elliott and ‘Page ds van ‘taveatment Me

7 Carp. for $68 million to 0 strengthen North American's B ‘bate -
in, Western Canada... gee \ earnings ta $180 million, which MeCaughey called. ‘a Bal

on ‘margin for. the company.” -

then the: soyear-old firm: doesn’t plan, further expansion

be. seen to. “be .
ea Phone - rs

(pi0-7a).

‘TWO RESIDENTIAL lota--
quiet.“ nelghborhoad - on
‘Cottonwood Crescent.
Pricad fo sell. Phone 635-
7785 or 635-6617.

, (PS-T1Apr)

MUST SELL— Lot 33 In
Thornheights sub. Phase.
1. Rear of tot borders:

- designated park, Lot alze —

approx. 75’x140". Make an:
offer. -Phone: Vernon 545.
man. _

' HAZELTON—. 196 ~
creek: river, 130-acres In_
production. $168,000. WII

arty. ~eontract, | High.

: icing. River’. bottom. |
- Private fishing hale, 642
aig,

{ (pr0-toapri

FOR RENT — 2,000 #9. ft.
office space. 4623. Lakelse
. Ave, Phone 635-2552.
Moon. face-soc- tin) .

DRYCLHANING PLANT

for sale. First class
equipment. Good iocation.
Phone for more Information
635-7937.

(Acca-0Apr,)}

1970 THUNDERBIRD car
—axcellent condition. 86,000
O60. Phone 635-9541.

. (PS-12Apr.)

973 : MONTE CARLO —
Good running condition. 635
3103, .

(Pa-6Apr.
- cob, a

17 ) HONDA civic—H.B.,
_ 4epead. Excellent conditon.
__ Only 90,000 km. $4,000, OBO,

“Phare 635-9539 after 2 p.m...

. (PS-12Apr.)
" Scena,
issoDODOEOMM. ‘Asking
$5,000 OBO.
Phone 635-7107 or 638-8084 -
ings, ask for Dave. |
(acel0-7a)

1974 popol CORNET, 240
CU). 40,000. mites, needs
{rans. (no reverse).

Machanics speclal. Mokean -
__offee. opie

\
Sgt

187 pope. MONACO
Two deor, hard.tap, bucket
. seats, no. rust. Asking
$900.00.
. anytime.
on (ne: sit. tin)

PONTIAC 1979 GRAND |

daluxe

PRIX: LJ—Va2,
i Alr-conditioning etc.

"-Gacatlent condition. Phone

oe _ (P20-Apr. y
ponoe PICKUP—

‘nk ‘industrial

ak of ‘commerce,

. _Jerecee 5430 0
: tobe fnade by sealed

‘bids; the highest. bid not
necessarily accepted.

(AceS-0Apr.) .

- 080...
cplo-ta)

acres,

(ne-apr »

Phone. 638-0763

#9 Ford Van, complete
steam -
 eairpet Cleaning equipment. :

‘appeintment fo view

_ 1900- ome axa, PS, PB, 4

speed. Excellent condition, T

, $5,800, Phone 638-1718.

TTth

2241.
- (AeeséAer.)

” CHEVY r VAN 1979, V8, F new

paint. 27,000. miles. $3,500.
Owner leaving town. Phone
635-7559,

-(PSApr)

i

‘981 FORD ECONO VAN 12

passenger, tintad windows.”
-EC S00 Phone. 635- 476, or

1977 DODGE 0200 TRUCK
310 4 apeed, blue, ° $3000
Good © running
condition. ° New brakes.

Phone 635-4066. after 6pm.
; (stfn)

12060, MOBILE, HOME in
quit park lo Terrace. for
sale. Large pad lot. with
Jockable shed. Phone 638-
‘1860 to view.

(Pé-8Apr.)

FOR SALE - -_ = 1977 Bendix:
Mobile Home, | 12x68, :

bedroom, 8x16 finlehed
addition. Large’ porch,
fenced yard, 2 appilances,
“No. 43 Timberland Trailer

. Court. $19,900. 698-8278... ..

Vite ABELADH +

new r:

Ys Sa war

. ms eae

TRIPLE 'E- Class A
Motorhome, Low mileage.

Sleeps = 4. Excellent

condition. Price’ nepotlable:
Phone’ 635-3403,
it

“(PSA }

CN RAIL
TENDERS FOR

_ CONSTRUCTION OF
GRADING AND:
DRAINAGE FOR
EVELYNSIDING -

EXTENSION KM 15.31
(MILE9S)

‘ BULKLEY SUBDIVISION,

' BRITISH COLUMBIA
Work. consista of. clearing:
excavating and disposal of
waste material) supply and
place. corrugated metal .
culverts, granular material,
fenelng and seeding.
Sealed tenders In, the self |
addressed ‘envelope will be *
received up to 12 o’clock
noon Mountain Daylight:
Time, Thursday, April 28,
Wee

" Tendering. documents may
be obtained from the office
of Regional Chist Engineer,

1th Floor, 10004 - 104 Ave. ..

. Edmonton, Alta. or the
Track... and |. Roadway
Officer,’ 14480 - V7 A
Avenue, North Surrey or the
Track & , Roadway
_- Engineer, 283 George St.,
Prince George, B.C. ‘oh or
after Thursday, April 7, 1983
upon deposit. of a certified
. fifty” ‘dollar ($50) cheque
- payable “to”: the: Canadian
Natlonal.. vipaat oat bet
. Deposit refimderd: feturnt.
of documents ,,In goods
condition within fhirty (30)!
days from theses sof tender!
closing), Ucther:
technical is a call tie
office of the Construction ©
Engineer Prince. George,
B.C. (604) 563-1164.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. |
\ «,, RA. Walker
toh s : Vies- President
_ Edmonton, ‘Alta. © ;
a _(AsC3-67,8 Apr.)

‘Smoking éoats money and
lives.. Gel more. information -
eart

pleas) Me
CHEVROLET

Scottsdale pickup. Opento~ 07
bids. Ask for Rockey, 35. oe

“(atinttny” -"

‘She told media lawyers and the accused man’s counsel

~ she’ intends to rule Thursday on whether to throw D
. temporary: order issued March 28, :
. The order, which prohibits publication of ‘the name or

address of the accused or any other information thal: might _

help: identify him, was issued after defence. lawyer

Lawrence. Greenspon contended further publiclty would”...

"television station CJOH.

* Southam lawyer: Jean Richard atgued that if publishing

‘prejudice a-falr. trial.

The accused man’s name had been ppoblished ina font:

page story inthe. Ottawa Citizen and carried by: The
Canadian Press on Merch 2a before the order Was igaued aby

Canadian reserves still falling.

OTTAWA (CP) — The’
country's holdings of
official international

‘reserves fell by $371 million”
US. in March to #4.2518..
> Finance:
Department sald today. -*”
change:
‘resulted from repayment of :

blilion, the

Part “of the

$250 million ‘U.S. horré wed

- by the government through

a 1978 bond issue and added
to :reserve holdings when.
the Canadian ' dollar! was
under. downward pressure.

Forelgn reserves are used

‘to Habilize | the |foreign

exchange . value of - the
_ dollar,

Canadian dollars to support
the currency when it.
threaleris’ to ° fall. on
international markets, and .
does the. opposite to hold
down the value of the dollar.

: Figures are quoted in U.S.

funds . because they
represent - the bulk of
reserves — made up of
forelgn currencies, gold and.
special drawing rights, a

paper currency. of the -

International ~~ Monetary ~~
Fund. ——
The . dollar remained

stable ~ through most of

CNRAIL

\ TENDERS FOR
 GRADINGAND -

- DRAINAGE FOR
EXTENSIONTO
CEDARVALE SIDING,
KM 198.08 (MILE 85.8)
BULKLEY SUBDIVISION,
. BRITISHCOLUMBIA |
Work consists of excavation
and grading all classes of
materlals; disposal of waste

material) supply and place.
granu lar

-material,
corrugated metal culverts .
and fencing.
Sealed tenders In the self

addressed envelope will be:

‘recelved up to. 12 o'clock
noon Mountalr Daylight
Time, Thuredey. “April 26,
1903,

Tendering documents may
he obtained from the office

- of Regional Chiet Engineer,
" 15th: Floor. 10004 - 104 Ave.,
- Edmonton, Alta, or the

Track ‘and’. Roadway |
Officer, 14480 - WwW A Ava.,
North’ Surrey, -B.C. or the
Track & Roadway Engineer -
283 George Street, Prince

George, B.C. on or after

rsday, April 7, “3983.

sit of a certifled

ity f (30) cheque
yable 40° ‘the’: Canadian
National” Raiiway. Co,
Deposit refurided on. return”
‘of documents
condition within thirty (30)

days from the-date of terkder -
further :

closing. | For.
technical enquiries call the

offtee of the Construction.”

Engineer Prince George.
B.C. (604). 563-1164. too

‘The lowest or any fender not

ecetdarily ‘accepted.

View President
Edmonton, Alfa.-:

— cml AERA LIAN

The government -
sella reserves*"An "buys:

In goéd

March but weakened at
month's end and slid below
Bicents.U.S, on the final day
‘of the month..

“ANY, action’ ‘taken. to

will be reflected in reserve:
figures “published: “hext
“month, The. dollar’‘closed
Tuesday at 81.06 cents U.S...
Up from: 80.94: Monday, -
Recent increased in U.S,

interest rates and usual end-
of ‘month buying at U, S.

OTTAWA’ (CP) — Justice Janet Boland of. the Ontario »
‘ Supreme Court reserved judgment Tuesday ona precedent: ;
setting court order prohibiting publication of the name of an
Ottawa man charged. with first-degree murder ‘on the

"ground it would prejudice his right to'a fair trial | -

coupled with what he called lurid and inaccurate reporting

_ of the slaying by Thé Citizen — made hollow the guarantee.
'- ofa fair trial In the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

, He sought a further: order. to prevent publication . of the.

: -tan’ 8 name if he was eventually acquitted and-to permit.
_: publication only at th end-of the. Ppeal process if he was
convicted, ops ae s Ss

Opposing the motion were “lawyers for ‘Southam Inc.,
which owns The Citizen, the CBC, The Canadian Press and..
Bushneil Communteations -Ltd.,. whieh owns Ottawa

dollars by Canadian firms |
to pay dividends ta U.S.-
shareholders have been:

blamed ‘for ‘the recent

_ downward pressure on the ;

"dollar.

“There. were ‘no gold sales. ”
~ during March, ‘although the —
government has authorized .
| the sale of one million of its
20: milllon ounces’ of ' Gold:

bulllon.

“A . breakdown of. the

- peserve. changes shows « a

‘the name of a person ‘accused of a-crime prevents, a fair
trial, no one has ever: ‘had one in Canada.

drop,of $434 million In U.S.
dollar holdings to §$2.7726 -

. billion * an Increase of $76.6
‘million iti other foreign
: currencies to $267.5 million;
a decline of $8 million in
‘gold . holdings to

$763
million; a drop of $1 million
in special drawing rights to
$96 million; and a decline of

AT million to $352.6 million
. dn thereserve position: In the

International - Monetary:

Fund,

Socreds continue spending

’ — The
* whose
to

VICTORIA: (cr) —
BC.. ‘ government,
legistatlve authority

. spend tax dollars. ended

‘March 31, has approved the:
spending of almost $700 .
‘milllon by: cabinet decree .
_ for the month ‘of “April,

It is Understood — this
represents © “onetwelfth of’.
the provincial budget which —
is expected to be presented
. to the Jegislature : in early
summer — possibly as late
_as.June,.”

This’ marks the first time
that a B.C, government has”
used cabinet orders to pay -
its billa without getting’

prior approval from. the

legislature. The order was
issued in spite of warnings

‘from the opposition that it.

would be in effect taxatlon
without representation, *

Opposition ‘leader Dave —

Barrett said last week that

such a- move would be a —
“reprehensible ablse”’ of '

tradition and a direct abuse
‘of all the citizens who pay
‘taxes. and receive public
services in the province, —

“Only dictators .attempt
‘ torule by decree,” Barrett .
sald in disclosing that he

had asked Lt.-Gov, Henry
Bell-Irving to take action to
ensure the supremacy of the
‘legislature by - not Aigning -
the cabinet decree.

Barrett said the solution ©

would be to: recall the
legislature to debate a
- budget or call an election:
because , © traditionally
spending by cabinet decree

‘ only. is done: during | an

election’ if a budget, or an
interim - budget, “was - not
approved by the legislature:

prior to the: “election being

called, - -

- The order, dated March 1
and made. public Tuesday,
was . issued ©. undér the:
Financtal . Adininiatration °
Act... which pertnits the
cabinet. to. pay . the
government’s bills _ b

decree if.it has not already |
been approved by the |

legislature, and ‘after each,
minister states, that’ the

money: is. “urgently: “phd *

‘Immediately required.” ”

lieutenant governor. -
‘Barrett said Tuesday that
his fetter - to Bell-Irving ,

R.A. Walker probably’ did not cross. the

lieutenant-governor's desk .

. Until after the cabinet order ”

‘was signed.

W

It was signed’ by: the qt

He’ ‘sald ha: “expecta that
BeMteying Myer wie order
only after. getting a tacit.
agreenent..with’ Berinett

‘that he will recall. the
' Itself create a constitutional —

legislature ‘or ~ call,
election. within the 30 days,

“The present government ~
ppears to consider itself

the .
restraints . on spending of:
-the -
parliamentary process and .
which are the foundation of

» thes.
“monarchy,” Barrett said in
his letter to the Heutenant:

Immune from. “all

taxes Inherent in
“! gonstitutional

governor. . .

. ‘representatives
“There Is nD emergency

“people.”

compelling ’ ‘guch arbitrary...
and* Uridemocratic conduct.
Indeed, this: failure
observe the spirit of B.C,’s
democratic traditions. may

crisis as well as economic
chaos.”
Barret urged

lieutenan t-governor : to

“consider the seriousness of . |.

permitting: "a. - precedent
which would establish asa’
principle ‘Ihe power of a
government ; ‘administration
ta'-be- irresponsible Instead
of responsible to the elected
of

to fo

the -|° >

the

WANTED

Small loader with grapple and

| lumber forks. 175 HP Power -

“unit. Plone collect
cn _ (403) 587-2529 or |
(403) 507-2388

-windows.

"Excellent. condition. - 8 Ford 12
passenger Clubwagon — 302, V-8, custom - _
~ deluxe: Interior, AM-FM-Cassette and 4 —
, <épeakers.. Rear seat heater, tinted:

Winter and summer steel
‘belted radials. 75,000 km.

ce *8,000.00,

. - Phone John...
“635-3476 or 635-4880. |

‘Canada in 1962 with assets of more than $2 billion, posted.
mixed results. for 1982 with total life insurance at the end. af
the year amounting to $20. 4 billion. * :

Net earnings before unussal items but after dividends
“and refunds were $6.8 million, down $11.6 n.from ‘a.

year earlier, but McCaughey said that’s “satisfactory in the: : : . : iF

light of business, conditions in 1882."
Final 1982 earnings of $84 million brought: retalne

“In Canada ‘individual life sales. totalled | ‘a
“almost the same as-for,. 1981, while.in thie U:S :° :
- dropped 14. per cent from a ‘year ¢ edrlier to 500 prllions;

‘The volume of new life ingurance was #8. " bilion, up :
per ‘cent. from 1981.: ;
‘McCaughey blamed the November, 1681, federal budget.

-Inereage -in’ term ‘insurance sales: at the sexpense . of.

; permanent life. insurance.

Tinga ore. on avon ofl reporting

. Mr. Justice John Osler...
. Greenspon argued Tuesday that uze of the man’s name —

H

Greenspon said the issue is whether the charter's.
guarantee of freedom of the press is in conflict with its.
provisions on the right to a fair trial.

If eo, the:right. to a fair trial should prevail and the

" permanent gag order r ahould bedasued. .
; Adults should ‘enjoy x Ape samé protection as juveniles:

against use of their, n at Teak until a conviction fs
registered, he. argued.

Juveniles are protected because it Is felt their lives would

‘be ruined by the publicjty,.

Greenspon qriticlzed The Citizen, for reporting March a
that the slaying occurted at 4 weekend party in suburban
Nepean and that the 17-year-old victim had been.“‘stabbed
: repeatedly. in the abdomen” and taken to hospital by.
friends. ~~

Th fact, there. was ‘one stab wound ‘and the accused took
the victim to hospital, he sald.

The Citizen also used the phrase: “brutal slaying’ ‘and.
mentioned an earller incident in which a young man in|.
Nepean wag bludgeoned with.an axe when he stumbled.
_ upon robbers in his ‘home.

Greenspon said It was preposterous to link the two cases”
but the community’s. perception of what had: happened
‘would be colored by the report...

‘The damage had been compounded by Citizen reports the:

next day suggesting that the victim had been in bad.

company and that the accused may have had a previous
record. :

Richard argued nothing in law prevents the media from.
reporting the name of an accused,

He said Greenspon is arguing for: “prior restraint,” a ;
form of.censorship. ;

- The. Canadian’. Civil Liberties. ‘Association . “supports

reporting the names of an accused ad a safeguard to those -

accused of stitie, even if the publicity: is often painful. he
ald. !

aan

“Includes: tridge, stove, drapes, wall: to
_ wail carpet, close to schools and bus.
Inquire about reduced rates. ;

Call G19

VMIANOR VILLA
APARTMENTS

| Fridge, stove, drapes, carpeting.
Phone Manager onytime at

638-1268

| _ Please enquire about our
pe new reduced rents,

| A <<

| Delure apaitmont duelling pidge; stove,
carpating,. drapes, undercover parking,

elevator, security system, resident manager.

Phone manager an ylime
638-1268.

SUMMIT SQUARE APARTMENTS

ae TERRACE ©
“ona & Two bedrooms featuring:

_ @F ridge, stove & drapes
eWall to wali carpeting

_ @eRAQUETBALL COURTS

* @Gymnasium facilities” —

- aOn-site management - .

~ For your personal viewing visit,
bur apartments daily at:

2607 PEAR ST.

or call

gaeonan:

"North: American, 12th-largest life instance’ ‘company’ ria ;

in an: eight-per-cent ‘drop. in annuity. sales and for an - -