atid:
. Mth

7 269. after 6 p.m,

A (ncluding general store

downtown area. Ideally

sulted fora working couple.

References: are’ Tequired..
For) dppcintment -fo' view

_phione "638-1522 between 6
ond: nz ‘Pam, noe

MANAGER OF Kmart

needs 3 bedroom house or -
unfuralshed. .

duplex, ”
References. Please phone
638-1196 atk for: manager.
. . _ (18a)

\

TWO BEDROOM house on
Firat - Avenue, Lakelse
Lake, 70x220:lot. Stove and
fridge ‘Included. Creek on
property. $47,500 OBO. 647-

(Ps.1sApr.

‘TOWNHOUSE for sale. 3
bedroom with. - full

_ basement. Fridge and stove

Included. “Phone 698-9028,

storey house, 2\4 bathe, full.
‘basement; with rec. roam.

-Plus 2 extra: rooms. Large’

fenced fot on’ dead end
street. 878,000; Open to

offers, Will consider small

house or irailer In trade.
Phone 635-9241, 1°
_ 4P25-11May)

HAZELTON— 19 acrev.
creek. river, 130 acras in

eduction. $165,000. Will .;
carry: ‘eoniract: “Hil
producing. : ‘River bottom,
Private fishing hole.

hacia

_ A(p13-26april)

LOT FOR SALE With city” | 3
_ FOR SALE— 1973, 12488, 3

sewer and water. Phone Live
6704, ‘

 (pa-tsa)

FOR RENT: — 2,000 sq. ft.
office space. 4623 Lakelse
Ave. Phone 635-2552. .

(ace: 4oc-tfn}

“PORCED SALE”
Dense Lake Trading
Past

and Ilving quarters,

400 cu. sn. VE pain:

: EDRGOM. ‘dupiex: |

. ‘basement; ©”
complete with fridge, stove:

6 “heat. Situated

king ‘distance. of |:
“ " OBO.: ‘Phone. 615-4499, cater |

| (p3-14a) -
_ offer. 635-7012,”

- 4753 after Spm.

-Phone 635-7406.

vacentl

. ‘tag wheels, et eunning

“PS SApr.)

SAL -
1968: Chev’ ‘Blacayne,. 950: ‘6.
cyl:,3. speed, onthe column: -
Needs - ‘home - Work, ~. $350.

5:90 Pam. me vo

. “(ait Hn).
W974 poboe CORNET, 360°
tu. 80, 000 ‘miles, needs,

trans. | ‘ine. reverse).
Mechanics special. Make an

(ne-30Apr. }

a

wT FORD FIN Pickup,
auto trans, 300 cu, .In..6

cylinder engine, irons

recently. overhauled, -naw -

brakes,

well malntalned,

OBO. Good
condition, *
Phone, (638-4066 after’ épm.

os (atin) ©

running '

1978. OMC Axd, High Sierra,

40,000 km:-Excellent shape. -
1200 [b.. winch, cruise =

‘control, aluminum running -

boards ete. ‘eanopy,8 fH, :

. camper. Phone. 635. S167
| after: Spm.
‘Ap3- 1a) ut

THREE BEDROOM, V2.

(paisa

10 onc 4K4,. Ps, PB, dual

Yanks. Excellent condition.

$5,000 FIRM. 638-1718,
(p5-16a)

FOR SALE —~ 12x50 + 1966

General Mobile Home.
Vacant and possession in
July. On large lof in qutet
Terrace trailer park. Phone
638-1860 to view. vt
. - (PS-18Apr.)

FOR. SALE— 12x68, 1976

af PS-iSApr.) .. .

19 popGr D200 ‘TRUCK -:
28-4) spedd,, -blue, $3,000 °

New brakes.

rable ~~ Wore,

condition, Stove, fridge,”

storage shed, 2 bedroom In

_ Terrace. Trailer. Court.

Asking $18,000, Phone: 635-
‘UpS-18a) |

bedroom. mobile ‘home, 2

. @dditions. 10%10,. 10x12, one

with ‘wood stove also

‘sundeck 10x10 and. large

fance. Phone. 697. ‘2297
Granisle. : ; ..
‘ * (ps-1a)

Ws -— Taxi MOBILE
HOME on ‘4 acres, well,
sepflc system, | 10x42
addition. Priced low 50‘s,

(PIO-T9ApR)

FOR SALE — 12’x60" Estate
Mobile Home.. Three
bedroom, 4’x8" addiflon,
veranda, Wel] maintained.
Sat up In town park. Large
landscaped lot. Completely
fenced. Two room shop -
included, Phone 638-1796,

* (P10-22Apr.)

467 DODGE: : MORACO ~
- Two door, hard top, bucket’.

anytinne:

_wsats, bottle return and
tax! services, and two.
vehicles; store has 2000
‘8g. ft, display srea with
‘adjoining 500. sq. ft
.-Fesldance located in
qood spot on Hwy. 37 at
‘edge of fown. Good
‘growth potentlal for
“young family or. semi.

fou

1980 LIONEL tent trailer;.2

Like new. 13” tires. Price

retired couple. Priced to | : $3400, Phone 635- ‘5238.
move at $15,000. .No 4 - (p5-208)
‘agents please. Phone
~ Lloyd at 771-5571. 0

(p5-18a),

Wit NOVA 4 dr. Sedan, ¢
cyl, -aute. GRC, $1,500,
080. 638-0656 after 4 p.m.
(P5.14Apr.)

"1973. PONTIAC LEMANS
- 350 auto., good condition, -

Moving, = must sell. Best

‘HEART.

atfer. Phone 635-2064. | Toe

{ps- Mea) ;

1948: CALIFORNIA
SPECIAL: Mustang, 2 door
hard top. Best offer. Phone
ee or-630:1450.

. are (paisa)

sents; no rust: Asking.
$300.00. Phone 636-0783,

“(ne-stltiny

burner stove, 3.way fridge, -
heater, curtalns, awning, .

' closing.
technical enquiries call the |
Oliloa of the Construction |

° Egmont Alberta.

\LoNDON. NeAP) What
“hit: peeing, Niagara’

at - And what”

‘did King...

- Eaward. ‘VII. say. after.
isiting. Rone? coe
. You took at.

: moldering, stones. ‘and are...
-told. it's the ofemple of |
» something," ie Me ge BY

“These: ‘and ;
* ottier »pneedotes ” Vabout
- Britain’ s royalty, - -past and
"present, are being’ disclosed -
to Atriericans today with the
/ US, publication of the Book™
of. Royal“ Lists, a. “com:

‘pilation . of offbeat and .”

Commerce: Department cancels hearings

The : bool, by: American .

' humorous” facts about -
Britain's thousand-year-old
“Taonarchy.

Lesley: - Cunliffe :: ‘and -
Englishman Craig . Brown,
contains $23 lista ranging
ftom: 21). -. Physical
Peculiarities. of Royalty”. to
“Ten: Royall Comments. on
Art," * :
- Some samples: Anne
Boleyn’ had. three breasts -
“and an extra finger; James,
Ihad’a-tongue that was too’
-large for-his mouth; and:
Edward: the Confessor was”
an albino. ~

When George Vv BAW a
“palating by Cezanne at an

CONRAIL

. TENDERS FOR
Construction of grading and
.drainage for Terrace yard
expansion, km 0.0 (mite 0.0)
Skeena subdivision

Terrace, British Cclumbla. -

Work = consists ~—of
excavating and grading all
classes «oof )=—s material:

disposal of waste material,
haul, -place snd compact
‘ material In fill. areas:
_ supply. and place C.M.P.

end granular materials, .

Sealed tenders In the self
addressed envelope will be.
received up to 12 ofclock
noon Mountain. Daylight
Time, Thursday, ‘May Sth

1983,

Tendering? ‘dodurherite

good may ‘Se Obtaladd frain’ ihe”
office’ of Regional: Chief .

Engineer, 15th ‘Floor, 10004:
104 Ave. Edmontori; Alta or’
the. Track  &- Roadway

 Offleer,. 14480. - 117 A Ave., :

North ‘Surrey, B B.C. or’ the
Track, = & * Roadway
Engineer, 283. ~ George

Street, Prince George, B.C. -

on of after. Thursdéy; April
14, 1983. upon deposit af a
certified fifty. dollar (950)

cheque. payable.io the .

Canadian National Rallway
Co. Deposit refunded on
réturn af documents In good
condition within. thirty -(30}

days from the date of tender |

closing.. | For. further
‘technical enquiries call the
office.of tha Construction

Engineer, Prince George, |

B.C. » (404)563-1164.- The

lowest or any tender not

necessarily accepted.

‘RA. ‘Walker

Edmonton, Alta: .
(acc3- 14,15,18a)

CN RAIL
TENDERS FOR .
Construction of two lift

Biations for yard drainage, -

Prince George yard Prince
"George, British Columbla,

Work consists of
“mechanical and electrical
work, excavation, concrete,
masonry and roofing. .-

Sealed tenders In the self
addressed envelope will be
recelvad up to 12 o'clock
noon Mountain Daylight

“y9e3
may be obtained from the

office of Regional Chief.

Engineer, 15th Floor, 10004 «
104 Ave. Edmonton; Alta. or
The Office of the Track &
. Roadway Cificer, 14490 - 117
& Avenue North Surray,.

6.C. or the office of the -

Track & - Roadway.
Engineer, 203 George
Street; Prince George, B.C.

7 Upon deposit of a certified
_, fifly’Wotlar ($50) cheque

_ payable je. the Canadian:
National” Railway: Co.

Deposit refunded on réiurn.
_ of documents
‘condition..within ‘thirty (30) °
days from the date of tender
For further

"Supervisor, Prince George,
‘iB. C.

‘The towest or any ‘fender
not” necessarily accepted,

* (enay 569-1164;

"RA. Walker: :
(13-14, TSaprit)

cdi ‘Quegn Elizabeth say. on | - Mary;:

‘Finance -

. confirming. “he.'
incompetent or dishonest, -
‘Progressive Conservative |

“erying ..

Time, Tuesday, April 26,.. certainties," ‘Trudeau said.

Tendering documents |

dri: “good .

Come i

{
seeing |
ulpture |

Prince’ ” Philip,
: Victor | Pasmore’ 8

Relief Construction ‘at ‘the’
o- “San Francisco: ‘Art Museum, :
remarked: | ‘"That looks -to~

. me like something to hang ¢ a

- towel on!) os ;
.” “We hope it will make | the
"royal family ; more Vivid and | -
* real,” said Cuillitfe,. who -
“was born in: Massachusetts -

_mrew up in. Bronxville, N

and has lived in Britain te

U.S, . “lumber: industry’

challenging a ‘preliminary ruling issued March
8 that imports aren't subsidized had expressed —
no interest in the hearing. ° .- .
Accordingly, a Canadian Industry group
disputing the allégations its U.S. exports are |
unfairly subsidized‘and damaging to American
producers withdrew its application to appear at
. the hearing and {t was cancelled, Hunter said.
Late Wednesday, the: U. 5. ‘complainants’ -*

World failed Jews in. holocaust? ~ .

' WASHINGTON (AP) _
The. world ‘knew af ‘Adolf.

Hitler's systematic .

- slaughter of European Jews:

while it waa occurring and
the. world:did nothing; New:
York. City. “Mayor: Edward

Koch told 16,000 survivors of -
* the Holocaust on: Wed- .

nesday.. .
Ing closing mesthig of a.
three-day assemblage of the
survivors, the’ participants -

held: lit-candles at an am~-. :
"the.

phitheatre . near’
Washington -Monument... -

Under “-Jewlsh custom
they-are usually Ilt on-the

anniversary of the death of.”
~ & parent;--but oenday

night :~they- burned

molitniing tor thd Nazis? ' ie

million Jewish victims,’
‘The survivors -also heard.
the plercing sound of, the
shofar —- a. ram’s. horn
normally. . blown: in

synagogues -on ‘|Wo holy.
days, Rosh. Hashana. and-”

Yom Kippur... i

Lalonde

OTTAWA... (CP) |
Minister ‘Mare
Lalonde i8.- playing a
numbers, game. with. defielt
projections, confusing’ the
public, creating’ uncertainty
about. the economy. and
is -elther

MPs sald Wednesday...
The criticism .. followed
Lalonde’s. admission . this

’: week that ihe federai deficit

for’ the fiscal year just
ended will be less than the

. $27.2 billion he forecast in
‘+ February -but still more

than the © $23.6 billion
forecast-in October.
But. Prime. Minister

Trudeau came to Lalonde's -
erlticlzing -. the
_ Tories for repeatedly asking.

defence, —

for. predictions and then
foul. when - the
forecasts :are changed. ;

‘The minister had also’
cautioned. that’: ‘these,
predictions are un-

t

“Tf “they do: not - want.

"predictions, they should not .
ask for. .them,”: Trudeau

said, “If: ‘they - get predic-

_ Hons, they. should realize ..

that they are subject’ to
change.”

'. Lalonde skipped the daily
‘Commons question period to
work with his officials on .

" the budget he ts presenting:

Tuesday, his office said.

‘The latest: 1962-83 deficit
estimate — the fifth, in 18
.. months —. willbe ‘in the

budget. Final figures on the

* deficit will not be available

until later lin the year.

Pat Carney, Tory finance ~
_ critic and “MP ‘for Van-

couver “Centre, . accused
Lalonde of overstating the

deffell ‘to get Parliament to -
“pass a record $19-billion

borrowing duthority bill.

“How can he avold the
suspicion. tha the govern-

_ mentis cooking the books so ~

it can borrow more than’ it

~ exhibition, he called to ueen .
ver, here, "|
_ May ;there’s som thing that,

. will make’ you “laugh," a

"WASHINGTON: CP) _ US, Commerce
‘Department. investigators. preparing reports,
from a cross-Canada.trip to major lumber-
producing regions.cancelled a scheduled public
hearing today ‘into - ‘allegations Canadian
lumber ‘imports: are: “ government-substdized.

Dan Hunter,-a lawyer. at Commerce, sald:

“ip, years’ \ sbeeause’ om
hooked on the Place.” "

Brown ‘anid: : “We: were
; walking: across’ a ‘field’ in ‘

|. Suffolk, trying to think of a. 1
“mew way. to gay*everything. ‘Friends
- about Toyalty. We are both Edward vara ‘companion at
devotees of ‘the: American * Oxford’ Unversity, Harry

Book of Lists and that. gave:
us the ideas! os,
. More’ samples:

‘since - ‘William oY
illegitimate. _

representatives

Koch a
Franklin D,
received detailed reports

” President

from the U.S. Embassy In-

Berlin about the German

satrocitles but refused ‘to:

_Inerease U.S, immigration
‘quotas, =.
‘Germans knew, tao, Koch

. ald. They lined up to.apply.

for homes from which Jews _
-had been’ -- removed
“knowing: the’° ‘previous.

returning. "

- Koch said a December,
1039, article in the Timea of
London pinpointed ’, the
locations of German ‘con
centration camps . and
identified them ,as_.places..

- did nothing.” °

‘Then the. mayor told a
story: known: to virluaily
everyone before him — the
1939 voyage of the luxury
liner St. Louis, carrying 930 -

"~gamplained * that: :
“husband ‘George. IV, ‘ogni:
pelled her to\smoke a. pipe.

‘Rocsevelt :

occupants would _not be

, Where prisoners wore being.
massacred, “but. the world -

her: |

on their wedding ‘night; .
Among’ “Five ‘Unsuitable .
. Royalty,” |

Hastings, breakfasted each’

“day: on: mackerel fried* in’ -
yi Ae gin,. caviar’ on. toast and a

“'Slxteen. of ‘the 4 kings a
“had -
: “lehildren: -
Henry VIL most treasured’
Possession was St. George’ 8.

bottle of ‘claret. °. ~
‘Queen . Mary: ‘tack ‘eight

: yeara to make a carpet of

one million siltches, saying
everyone = = should .

effort to have penalizing duties imposed. on 2.
billion. a. year: in’ Canadian. lumber . sales
' received a major setback when the U.S. Court
of International Trade in New York dismissed
- , their appeal of the’ preliminary ruling by the
' Commerce. ‘Department.
The U.S. coalition, which includes about @50
lumber companies : accounting ‘for roughly. a
per cent’ of U.S. * production, specifically
charges that Canadian federal and provincial
‘governments’ subsidize exports by charging
artifically. low prices for.
cutting rights to standing timber.
- Commerce . disagreed March 8, stating ‘
-. evidence submitted by Canadian federal: anc .
-provinclal goveraments and by producers
: ~ Showed no significant benefits from subsidies.”

German Jewa, sailing first:
to Cuba and, when denied

‘admission there, to Miami,

where American authoritier

refused to allow it.to and, .
there -

“Sul. thinking
might be a change of heart

in :Washington, the captain -

of the St. Louis drifted off
the coast of Florida, close
enough for the passengers
to'see the lights of Mle,"
Koch said. ~ -

“The - Americans’. ‘only
response was to dispatch a

_ Shadow the St. -Louia ‘to

i jim,”

nada ‘took | pride in cra
_ record as a‘haven but, two

leaders,
King,

" Canadian
Mackenzle °

— “held out hope to Jewish
groups while. silently
working behind the scenes

called incompetent

“needs in order to avold
~ parliamentary. scrutiny of.

-. Its: spending. programs?”

The hill, despite . ‘op-
position - ‘criticism, © was
passed | at the end of March.

_ Lalonde ‘has denied ‘he -
. deliberately

“inflated his
deficit projections.

Paul ‘Cosgrove, minister
of state for .dinance, also
defended Lalonde against

‘Tory’ criticism ' of -his ab-
sence, noting the lack of°:
Progressive Conservative
leadership hopefuls in the

House.

ay would. draw to the .
honorable: :

attention, of
members that 11 out-of the

12 candidates for leadership
of the Progressive Con- |

servative Party are not in.
the House today,”

ac

~ Spies active

TOKYO. (CP) —J apan has no antl-esplonage laws and the’ “4

“do

“stumpage," or

‘but refused’ to:

prime:
minister ‘during. the -war
years, and Lester Pearson

| when the ‘country, was hatd |
War, :

hoe 4
The famous soit E.M.

Forster, wheo old and short-
sighted, waa - -invited. toa.
‘wedding’ at * St. “James's.
: Palace: Aaked by a. friend if.
~ he would ‘like’ to. meet ‘the.
Queen: Mother, - ‘Forster .

“sald: “Oh, “I. thought ‘that |
was the wedding cake.” .

: - Cunlltie, in her sos, and”

row, 26, both. have: met -

Canadian-supplied

to appease antl-Semites ‘and
severely = limit” = — im.
migratlon to Canada.

‘ Roosevelt made. some

attempts to deal with the

Nazi brutality, but . they

were | half-hearted, |
sald. -

‘The president organized
_ an international committee
to handle refugee problems, -
‘summon -
home the, U.S: ambassador .
to Berlin, “a move that

Koch |

’ would have signalled strong
- Coast Guard”. cutter. to ©

American disapproval’ of

Nazi savagery and « that
makes certain that none of . »
the persons who were trying °
to enter the country: might |

EY 7

wall carpet, close to

problem for most foreign operatives is not where to look for. |
information but how to make sense of the vast amount of it :

freely available for the asking:

Embassy, said he does not know the extent of covert in-
formation gathering in Japan, but there are plenty of people

engaged In overt information gathering, himself included. |

“The problem in-Japan is not finding. things out, but
trying to evaluate the masses of information’ available
openly, " Longmuir said.

He said Canada has no spies in Japan and does not need -

any. “We don't do covert operations anywhere."

But, a6 one official put it, the whole reason for a foreign -

service is to gather information.
In Japan, that is a full-time job for every foreign mission.
“We're not looking for anything: secret or particularly
sensitive but we do monitor Japan, in every aspect, con-
tinupuslhy,” Longmuir said. “We do that. everywhere,
“Our -job is to follow trends, analyse informatisn. and,
pen not be e surprised Y almost anything that t hap.
pens. an

"Trailer for Sale.

12x46 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, joey shack. (20x6).
No.22 Timberland Traller Court. Welcome to visit,
no price over phone.

Phone 635-4400

* might

‘Vice-President ©
Bush that: survivors will
remember “ the
’ Americans who broke down
. the

always

“Includes fridge, stove, drapes, wall. to.

_ Inquire about reduced rates.

Prices start af $330-$350 for one bedroom
; * $360- $395 for 2bedroom,

- Cal 65-7071. |

The s Heraie, 1 Thuraday, Aprit vr 1983, Page ’

‘in new royal book”

3 uien Carcline something, ‘to earn. money’ members of. “the royal
Both. had useful 4
up after, the. ‘Second Mania” ‘contacts | from work jin.) ~

family.

‘journalism and researching.”

family trees, \and Brown
“Eton, "the
. preparatory school founded, a

‘attended .

‘by. Henry VI in 1440.
Despite..the ‘disclogures,;’ |
‘the: book” apparently’ hasn't:
ralsed eyebrows: in ‘Britain

or’. produced © Ble

Foyal cheeks," -
The book is ‘publiahed. by

: Summit Books, a division of |

Simon‘ and Schuster, and:

, Coats £7.95 US,

“A final ruling May 23 confirming that finding”
meéans the case would be dropped, but Com-
merce could still reverse itself if it finds the

evidence was Inaccurate.

. The Canadian contention that it competes
; fairly. for softwood lumber, shinglea and fen-
. eng has also received a boost from the US,
Federal Trade Commission which gent a report

. to Commerce saying there are no subsidies.
‘The difference in raw material rosts that U.S.
industry complains about arises trom the U.S.
method. of competitive bidding for cutting
rights, ‘unlike the system administered, by
governments in Canada. But the fact there is a
difference doesn't automatically mean the
Canadian system constitutes a subsidy, the. wo

trade’ commission Bays. 4 ;

‘have sloved

down, Me
-Eariter,

ceremony,

in snathe
author -

. Wiesel, chairman of “

United “States: Holocaust
Memorial: Council,” - bold
“George

walla of the con

‘ centration camps and “no
one is as capable.. of
gratitude as we survivors,”

But, he asked, "Wr -
take go long?” -

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