AUTOMOBILES :

1976 PONTIAC catélins., 47,000 miles.” 4-door 350 auto, good gas: mileage. - Brand new apare.--4 Michaitin studded - winter

radials. 4 B.F.G,summer | radials. ‘AM-radio, rear. defrost, brown pafnt, cfoth -

interlor. '. Immaculate condition. One family car. $4,200. 635-9242, .

Restored’ tke new. $8500. Call 624-4473. F om)

wi ‘FORD Granada. Gila.

-Alr conditioned. Cruise

contra: - Phone Donna at. " (es-2ap)

635-3144. :

wn Foro Pickup. 360

quilc Inch, 4 naw snow:

fires... gute, . P.S.. 19,000 original miles. Bed rusty $17,050 or best offer. Cail:

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FACTORY... stock 1967 Corvette Roadster. 2 tops. 427-425 UP, 4 speed, 4 new radial TA‘s. Callfornia car. Only Interested parties. Call 635-2833 or 638-1052 atter 7 p.m. , . m (ctin-2-1-81)

162 BISCAYNE Chevrolet.

Good running condition. Firm $500. Call between. 6 p.m.. and & p.m. 632-5913.

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1978 povoe Monaco. P. Sus P.8., rebuilt trans. automatic 360 engine. Phone 635-9323.

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1976 MERCURY Bobcat, 38,000 miles, 1 - Muncle 22

and 2 - 650 Holleys. 798-2513 ‘or 635-7879 between 124,

anytime weekends. (p5-27|}

“TRUCKS

WANTED: = Internatlonal pickup box, preferred shot box stepside or left hand wheel well for same 1972 or 1973. Call: 638-8307 evenings.

1 tony: pickup.’ Exegtient -. bush and winter vehicle. Phone 635-3943.

(S20)

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

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1975 GMC Pickup. 350, good condition. Phone 635-4232, i. . {p5-28))

1900 FORD Supercab. P.B.. P.S. Leaded, 16,500kI. $14,000. 1980 Camper 92 $7000. Portable’ winch W0ibs, $900. Canopy $500. Snl2, an fent $150. Phone 635-7988

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187% DODGE Pickup.

Good condition. Fully- winterized. $1,000. Phone 65-4616. . - (c10-30])

1974 DODGE Van. Por-

tlally camperlzed. 3 speed. -

318. Asking $3,000, O80. Phone after 5 p.rn. 698-1052. (ct4-2f]

1908 3% TON omc Camper Special High Slerra. Phone 632-1605. .

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MOBILE _HONES 1972 MARLETT 12x63 with

6x22 tpovt plus 12x20 addition. 112-963-9418,

39.

(20-191) FOR SALE: 3 bedroom

1972 Ambassador mobile —

home, New foey shack, stove, fridge and wood heater. Bath and ‘2. Situated Timberland

‘ Tralter Court, 633-2441

after 5 weekends anytime.

(10-301) .

jan32, MOBILE HOME. Excellent conditlan.. Fridge and stove Inclxied.

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YauS2" 1976 PARKWOOD 2 bedroom: fraller. In good condition. Semi-furnished. 635-3511, 635-3971.

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1977 KIT COMPANION 5th Wheel Camper trailer, 22! foot. 109-963-9419, (220-191)

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“inte set + srawmeablle, tguld, cooled.

et _ vouh on

yancowiin’ “cP | _

Ray. Williston, ‘former. .

Social Credit « cabinet

- minister, bas criticized the .

B.C. government’s method

: ~ of handling enviroamental (52. . am MODEL, A ‘FORD

matters.

. “Willixten . blames -in- . creasing bureaucracy for

slowing down decisions ever. sirice he

matters from ' "the direct concern of the departments whose “activitlea had to

- atcommedate the specific. "| guidelines: for action,” he told the annual meeting of _ the ecological reserves” committee at - the : University of B.C,

- Williston, now president

of B.C. Cellulose Co., said

establishment of the

KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) — Opposition Leader Dave. Barrett poked fun at for-

‘mer provincial health ©

minister Rafe Mair’s re- cent move from the

provincial cabinet to.

private radio, saying he could never be persuaded to do commercials.

The New Democratic Party leader told about 300 party members that he was once offered a $100,000 job

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UKRAINIAN DANCING Lessons. Pre-registratian. Kitimat Janvary 23, 7-9 p.m. Clty Centre Mail. Terrace Tuesday 27, 1-3 p.m. Skeena Mall. For further information 632- 5466, 635-4501. ; “(p7-a7})-

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LAND TITLE ACT IN THE MATTER of Certificate of Title 05750 to Lot % Block 12, Section 4,

Township 1, Range‘ 5,

Cosst District, Plan 765. .

WHEREAS proof of loss of Certificate of Title.05750 fo the above destribed land, issued in the name of

Me} Warner, has been filed °

In this office, notice Is

hereby giventhat | shall, at ©

the expiration of two weeks from the date af the first publicatidn hereof, issue Provisional Certificate of Title tn Ilew of the sald Certificate unless in the

meantime valid objection

be made to me In‘writing. DATED at the Land Tit le

Office, PFince Rupert, .

B.C., this 2th day of December, 1986. W.G. Gandy, REGISTRAR .

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LAND TITLE ACT \

IN THE MATTER of Certificate of Title D570 to Let 9, Block 12, Section 4, Township 1, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 765, °

WHEREAS proof of loss of Certificate of Title 05750 to: the above described jand, lasved in the name of Mal W; has been filed In. this oifice, notice Is hereby given that! shall, at the expiration of two weeks” from the date of the first publication hereot, Issue a. Provisional Certificate of Title Id lev of the said Ceriificate unless in the

meantime valld objection . -

be made fo me in writing. DATED at the Land Tile Office, Prince Rupert, B.C. this 24th day of December, 1980. , W.S. Gandy, . REGISTRAR . 02-227)

; teft the ~ portfollo of ‘lands, ‘foresis . and winter” resoitrces . ‘in The batic change was “fhe removal of respon- - aibllit? for enviroamental

VEHICLES". ' beauty pageants- are -bla-

tant sex contests.and he'd -

_ quit if he: thought ‘eaowds - looked WE Rim Sat .“‘rtieat."

“There’s_a similarity |

betweena beauty pageant, -

cabinet’s Environment and |:

Land: Use . Committee secretariat. means. that individual

direct. . attention -- to procedures relating. to - environmental . matters.

“Rather. than ‘have such:

_ approach a5. a commen.

concern, action” ‘initiation .

. “became one “of. detached’ * interest to be handled ‘by.a single group which did not”

have to live. with’ the problem on. the active administrative level,”’ said Wi ,a member of the

Social Credit cabinet for 18 - “Under .: the, cir

cumstances, bureaycratic: ‘apparatus expanded and... action

“The. convenience.» for blaming others for inac- tivity: became much simpler.” -

government - ‘departments no longer give .

‘the’

The. secretariat, an

—-pdvisory:- group of civil” _ betvarita that coordinated

information from «all,

. Ministries, was disbanded

last September,” Dr, ° Vladimir - Krajina, honorary ‘professor of-

_ bitany ‘at UBC ‘and foun. ‘ : Ging father. of ecological ; reserves: in B.C., fold the ; ~ meeting he has high hopes * of preserving | the tallest trees in Canada — “and a

tree that is” ‘about | 1,500 years old~-in reserves. He, said the tallest trees aré in the Nimpkish River :area . on northern Vancouver. - Island. : oo

He sald they are 40 or 0

- Dougias firs that are 67 to’. ‘92 metres tall and more _ than 900 years old, .

causing decisions. glowed. > : gfow. for a good many,

“They will continue to

hundred °. yeara," said Krajina. : The 1sonjear-alg tree is.

es DATELINE CANADA: oe aoe ~ Barrett back in form.

asa radio talc show host

and another $40,-000 ta da-

peanut butter commerials, But, Barrett sald he, couldn’t, ‘bear someone on the street greet him as “Hi Skippy.” :Mair, member of the ‘ Heglslature for Kamioogs, resigned earlier this méxith to take a $100,000 job as an * open line show moderator. at a Vancouver radio station.

EDMONTON (CP) — Former Mr. Universe Franco Columbu says

like the Miss America pageant, and bodybuilding

- contests,” said Columba. “But men look at women’s beauty contests more as & nex type of thing.. This (body-building). Is really mote geared to the sports direction. :

“If women looked at me -

the way men look at women in contests. I think I would quit.”

MOOSE JAW,” Sask. (CP) — A thermal power

plant planned about 80°

kilometres. southwest of Moose Jaw — threatens wildlife projecta and bird

habitats, conservationists

say.

Tim “Thiele, : area manager for Ducks Unlimited (Canada), told the Saskatchewan Wildife Association, the Saskat-

chewan Power Corp. plant —

at Wood River would siphon off water needed for marshes and flood other

parts of the ‘countryside, ©

‘“The (plant's) ‘reservoir

will also flood some of the. best upland bird habitat in

. Saskatchewan and raise the river level up to 20 feet Cnine metres} In some areas," Thiele sald.

WINNIPEG (CP) —City -

residents, some of whom were posing for pictures in

“shorts and bikinis” just a

few days ao, are digglig » out from the winter's firs. major eaowfall,

A spokesman for the Winnlpeg weather office sald 168 centimetres of snow fell on the city Sun- day. Other areas of southern Manitoba

wines International _Alrport was closed for seven hours because crews.

could not keep runways

clear.

an vt

— A Woodatock-ares man

has been arrested and - charged with causing the —

death of animals after about 300 calves were found dead ina barn.

‘having ©

ven if they're sick.” coe : . -kilometres «

'. Baskatooh, ‘on SUnday | i

Provincial police said . Derek Eringa, 23, was

~ arrested Sunday when’ he - returned home afler a trip

to Winnipeg. :

The bodies of the calves, - valued at about $60,000 and ranging in age from two weeks to three months, were found in the stalls and passageways of the barn,.

“police said.

Several have been sent to the University of Guelph

" for autopsies to. see

whether . they died of. starvation, disease OF em.

?

posure. - os

—e

ROUYN, Que. ot

“Workis cond ides’ , Qu weee ae aaNet ni na

detetiorating day - after: day” as a result, of com-

pany greed and govern: ©

ment inaction, says -& - report drawn up by 260° miners attending a con- ference on mine safety. “Employers push for {in- creased) production,

seeking coly profits to the

detriment of health and

- security," charges the - document, prepared: from.”

workshops held doeing ‘the weekend. |: "(Employers)"

sickness, and. even, through their doctors, mislead the workers on the. state. of their health, for- cing them to return to work

SACKVILLE, NB. (CP) — Much of the fuel firing western separatism has

“been a public relations

exercise by the oi] In- dustry; says federal NDP agricultural critic Vie Althowe. '

The MP for _ the Saskatchewan riding of Humboldt-Lake- Centre, sald some westerners

‘pment Céntral Ganada and - number of_ separatist

tléments are at work

trying to gatlier supportfor | their cause.’

‘ “But there ts not much

* River, «a

(CP) —

Williston raps. ‘Socreds |

: also Douglas fir and ie

‘located ‘near Nimpklsh Lake if an area called ’ Duncan Ridge.

Krajina said B.C.’ 100°. ecological reserves cover

" $6,163 hectares of land, -which is-only ,091 per cent ‘of the total area of B.C. The : final ‘goal of the ecological

“-pederves .program is to_

“have".5- per cént of the

* Deovineg:In reserves

“presented:

meeting: with. ::

. plications “for 21° new a |

. ecological reserves, in-

‘luding. a’ peat bog on.

‘Galiano: Island, well: preserved bunchgrass at

: Big Creek on the Chilcotin . 10-year-old

* Douglas fir. forest’ at / Bowser’ near Qualicum : Beach anda ‘mountain goat “ habitat’ at’ Wee Sandy. ‘Creek on the west side: of, Slovan Lake. . ae ”

» Peal interest in separation: They — -have a good _ knowledge of the economic realities in that there would be no problem for the West

to survive in. the short: . term, at-least, but I don’t think, it will happen.”

HALIFAX. (CP) — Atlantic. Proviaveer - Economie Councils of governors | has doclored

~~ support for’ the estab-

‘lishment’ ‘of a regional veterinary. college. in Charlottetown.

“APEC - says It feared continued inactlon willlead © to ‘ereation of a> new

eterinary:! ‘Oulside © the --

on agi aged vdlale action in‘favor al the © " Charlottetwon site.

- CHARLOTTETOWN

“ (CP) -— An evacuation .

chute which will replace the traditional devit- mounted Hfeboats aboard new CN Marine ferries, has passed safety tests, CN Marine says.

’ ACN spokesman sald CN

Marine wiil install the

-@osed chutes, slmilar to : those used on airplanes, on . ' all new ferries.

‘camouflage accidents and -

‘HAYWARDEN, Sask.

parnets' farm, about 65 | south’ of

morning when he’ found a. small heliumfilled balloon

_btuck In a tree with a note ©

attached to it. © ao The ncteasked the finder to send a letter to Timmy Clang, 5, of Diamond Bar, Calif, a community in the Los Angeles area. - : Bradjey*s| mother telephoned the Clang’'

* family and was told Timmy . had released the balloon .

Friday afternoon .

That meant the balloon —

travelled more than 3,200 Kilometres .

waa oe

anit .

Who says air mail. *has slowed ‘donw?

~ Bradley: Jess, 8, was ‘checking traps on his

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WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR LEASE - . INTOWN LOCATION .

Industrial purposes. -

For storage; transit, wholeselling .or

- Bock helght loading - off raf or truck. . Natural gas héat, 18’ celling clearance,

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Call 628-1577

ELECTRICIAN

Some refrigeration experience would be an asset. Call 624-9636 or write P.O. Box 460 Prince Rupert, B.C.

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