; “stove, piel
ransondble rates, Phone”

(P20 29Apr. y

% “BEDROOM.
contéified® ‘units: $925. “mo
‘ _ Phone; batween:- 3h 5, pni-;
“J cay ak | for. Roger. 635 -

2 (eccinetin)
re dEDROOM hone, In ‘New:

Ramo. ‘Parily furnished. : ee
SERVICED - RUILDING -

LOTS on quiet. deadend’
. street’ “$18, 500 . ‘each. ‘or o

Avallable May - 1-63. ° $500:
mo., Phone, 635-6772, ;
— (pt229a)

Two BEDROOM basement
sulte, -unfurnished. with ~
fridge and stove, Qulet -
couple. No petsa Separate
entrance. Avallable-
Jenediataly. ‘how, Tent.
Phone. 635-5738 |

we ee ps.)

SHARED. -
ACCOMMODATION Parton,
wanted to. share : large 3
bedroom home near college.
7 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, .
dishwasher, washer, dryer,
furnished. Great view. $180
month. 635-3902,
mee {pld-29a)

WOODGREEN |

APARTMENTS. hod.

bedroom apartments.
Downtown locallty.
Complete with dishwasher,
fireplace, fridge, stove &
- drapes.’ Undercover

parking. Securify entrance.
Phone 635-9317. .

(acc-tin)

KEYSTONE
APARTMENTS
now taking applications.
' Spacious, clean aparts,,
1..2° and 3 bedroom
sultes. Extras Include
~ heat, hot water, laundry
facilities, storage
locker, playground.
Please phone 635-5224.
; (acct. |ffin)

_TETRAULT
PLAGE”:
“APARTMENTS

Fridge, stove, drapes,
carpeting, off street
parking, - security
system.

Rente start at |
$0

Phone. . manager

anytime.

638-1268

3 BEDROOM townhovee full
basement. Close to town and
_, athools. Available May. 1st.
$405 month. No pets. Phone
635-2554 between 78 amor 5-
7pm.

_ — (p5-250)

Tid "BEDROOM duplex
with ° “fall basement,
completa with fridge, stove
andgas heat. Situated
“within’ walicing distance of.
downtéwn area, Ideaily
. “sulted for a working couple. .
References ara. required.

_ No pats. $450 month. For.

". Mpolntment to view call
_ 638-1822" between 6 and 9?
pm,

(p4-22a)

WANTED TO RENT— With

Option to buy. 3 bedroom or .

bigger house or trailer,
Praferably at Lakelse Lake
or outside of town. Phone
. 635-9478.
ag (p5-25a)

‘THREE BEDROOM, 1% -

“‘slorey house, 22 baths, full
basement, with rec. room.
‘Plus 2 extra reams. Large
fenced lot on dead end
street. $78,000. “Open to
“otfers, Will. consider small
“house or trailer in: trade.

Phone, 636-3241,
‘Frrone: : “pasta

sn ACRES, power, ‘water,
‘opty: phone; :

satie : YL

carry’
- Produclig, River. bo

oA must Sett—4e acres, weit;
septic: systam, well. house,
~ rgad. access. to” back’ of.
- property.: a,
. mobile home, addition with *. 7
"WoO stove, Phone 635-7408.

anytime.

- hood =,
Bridgestone radials, others. |

‘pavement,

_ quiet; scenic.’ Box’ 401, New :
- Hazelton, Vos- 20 Phone :
BA.5495, cys

* contra

- $35,000 for pair. ‘Phone: 635-"
/ tpr0-ea)

1975; |.

5a)

FOR RENT — 2,000 sq. ft.

office space. 4623 Lakelse

Ave. Phone 635-2552,
{acc-éoc-tin)

12 HONDA CRI Ex.

cellent condition, low hours.
635-5319. :
. (nevl9-stta)

FOR SALE OR TRADE on

12-14 ft. Aluminum car. top.

Cc-W motor.

Wat 250 Yamaha: Exciter

Street 14650 em Call 635-2533.
(p5-22a)

STATION
fully

asP
WAGON Estate,
equipped. $7500, . Phone 635:
5276,

1979

teeta
os

SCHOOL DISTRICT Noe
(Terrace) has for Sale:~. -

’ 1 Mazda 4-door Sedan model

929-1978 |
1 Toyota Hilux pickup - 1973
May be seen at 3211 Kenney

~$t, between 9am & 4pm. !
be.

Written bids will
recelved at the above
‘address; Attn. Purchasing

Dept. until April 29; 1983,

(a ec-] 9,20,21 a)

. FOR SALE
1988 Chev Biscayne, 250 6
cyi., 2 speed on the colymn.
Needs ‘some work. - $350.

O80. Phone’ 635-2493 atter -
5:30 p.m. . a

‘(att-tin)

1945 VOLKSWAGAN
BEETLE and 1975 Datsun
B210 Hatchback. Cali 435-

1945. AMBASSADOR
RAMBLER: good shape.

~ Little rust. $1500. Phone 635

.  (ps-tia)
1974 DODGE CORNET, 360

cu. 80,000 miles, neads’-

trans, (no -reverse).

* Mechanics special. Make an

otter. 635-7012.
(nc-30Apr. )

17 DODGE “MONACO. _

Two door, hard top, bucke!
seats, no rust. ..Asking
$300:00. Phone 636-0763

(ne: sit. tin) ,

FUEL INJECTED 79 200

ZX, beautiful car. 32 mpg,
maak,- new

White-Gold $10,700. 638-0753.
(p5-22a)

W941 SCOTTSDALE Chev,

PU. We are accepting bids.

Call David at 635-2261. .
_ tece7-288)

W976 FORD % TON PICKUP
48,000 miles. Very - good.
shape. 9 camper $6,000.

Phone 635-6883.

IAC 4x4 1976 $3500 or trade.

for small ¢ar or. pickup.
1978 Ford dxé $5500, 1976

Blazer xd wine, (Phone 635-

S60

rawvesd ang)

“26a!

_Mobile
‘(pS.tda) '

(p$-21a)

MINI
sleeps dadults.E.C.20mpg,
dual. rear wheels. 3 way .
fridge. propane stove with °

~ (pS-2ta) |

1979. DODGE ‘D104 TRUCK
a8. 4 speed, ‘blue, “§3,000-5.:
OBO. :

‘Good?
condition: , "New ‘brakes. .

Phone 635. 4086 alter épm.
Astin): 7

MOVING AND MUST SELL.
oe 1977: Ford: ton: pickup.
~" Sxcollent.2: condition:

. ceylinder,.” ‘automatle pe

OBO Phone 635-6862...

cylinder. 3 speed: trans.
Finished Inside, VGC. $5,000
OHO. “635-9648
pm, a

am BRONCO. XLT One .
- Owner, ‘well: maintained
“ Ox1s- TRU TRAC 6 ply: flip
"fold: rear. seat,
4 ‘package, ‘root. rack $5400 -

Northern.

38-0753, ;
: (p5-228)

gunning”

Aasociation;’ got: a:

‘(pé-22a) .

ifr FORD. ECONGLINE’ -

2 VANE 93,000. smiles). six:

“after. 5: 30. ;

oppzie) the: ag

8 he ane,

oe indebted farmer whose fight.”
to hang on to’ his: ‘livestock ~.

and equipment. Was backed :
by the protest ‘tactlés: ‘of the:
Canadian - Farm’. “Survival -

~ reprieve ‘Tuesday. ©

“A. judge"turried down'a
wae request ‘from « ‘Portage ‘la’.
Prairie,’ ‘Credit : Union ‘Ltd. .

for a second order to Belze

eek's .

hogs: from: ‘Payne's farm.

Thefirst selzure order gould’
net: be, “served” “because
protesters-blocked the: form. ‘

rs - whieh.
dismantled. ithe blockade’ it
had set up late ‘Sunday night
around © the:."farm, -

enormity of Payne's 8 debts.
Mr. “Justice: "Vern

‘Simonsen of Manitoba’ Court

of Queen’s: ‘Bench sald ‘ie
vibe

re posal, as i
‘af

refinancing.
atranged;. : “the:

Clarkson .- ‘Co. Ltd.

Wes
' distressed to’: learn’: ‘the:

1} Winnipeg, .can move onto.”

12x58 two bedroom mobile
home. Fully skirted and set

-up In local trailer park.

Excellent condition, 10,000
635-5559.
tps. 220)

Two "BEDROOM. 12x60
“General” mobile home
with fridge. stove, dryer,
lockabla workshed, wired
and Insulated on large lot in
quiet. park: Phone 638-1860,

ae (p5-26a)

1974. 12xe8 MOBILE. HOME
3 bedrooms, utility room,”

excellant cond. Willing to .

wil furnished ($16,500) or
unfurnished ($15,000). No.20
Terrace Traller Court.-
Phone 635-5077;

. (p10-288) ©

FOR RENT WITH OPTION

. fo buy. 12x48 - 3 bedroom

mobite. home on private.
property. All landscaped,

‘many extras, Requires 10 .

percent - downpayment. °
Phone after 5 p.m. 635-2056.

. (ps. 26a) .

FOR SALE =~ 12’x68’ Estate
Homes, |
bedroom, 4’x8' addition,
veranda. Well maintained.

_ Set up Intown park. Largé

‘landscaped fot. Completely
fenced. Two room shop
Included. Phone 638-1796.

(P10-22Apr. J

1975 VANGUARD CAMPER
0’6”. Fridga, furnace, stove,
$2000, Call after épry. 633-
2444, oo
(p5-25a)
1980 LIONEL tent trailer, .2

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

$3400, Phone 635-5238.

- (p5-20a)
% ff. VANGUARD:
CAMPER, three way.

fridge, stove and oven,

~, radlo, jacks, good condition

$3000. Phone Harold Cox
635-7696, .
“(p$-260)

MOTOR HOME

oven. Heat and hat water.
Phone 635-5417.

But.

Three

‘operation
- viable,” he sald.

Like new. 13" flres. Price ~ Payne, a father of two,

tps-aze) .

Payne's fart next Tuesday

A lawyer representing the

38-year-old farmer sald he”.
accepted « the. conditions. a
“farm, -

‘The — 256-hectare.”
located about 30 kilometres
southwest of Portage’ la
Prairie, was ‘placed in
receivership: last - month

and take away his 140 hogs...’

after the credit union caled

-in a $220,000 loan. Payne's

friendsand supporters have

been: fighting for’ time to

sort out his. aftgirs, .
Don Holgeraon,. a vice-

president of the ‘association. -

that organized: ‘the protest,

“sald the group was first told

Payne's - debt: “Toad” was,

$300,000.

learned the actual debt load
ig more than $720,000, the

when a ‘group .

blockade was withdrawn. -

‘Holgerson sald if the group

had known the fill financial.
‘It’ ‘would have |
approached -the situation”
- differently. Meo. .

pleture, :

He sald the. “asociation,

which has staged similar

farm protests In. southern: -

Ontario,. plana to. focus .on_
helping Payne stay on his
land, Although he. conceded .

the farmer’ may have to sell

" some of his assets to remain

in business,

The court's f rat seizure

”

order was good for only one -

day and expired on Monday
receiver's |
Ron Hardie, was .
_ turned away by ‘protesters.

when ~ the. -

employee,

Michael -Evans, . vice-

president of the. ‘receiver :

firm; sald: .cosls.' are’

. continuing to mount.

“We just don't think the
in there - ‘is

started his ash crop. and:
hog. operation in central
Maiitoba three years ago
after 17 years of farming, on

rented land in Ontario.

Notice of
Application
_ Woodlands
.. Utilities Ltd.
NOTICE OF . a
APPLICATION' TO THE

COMPTROLLER OF.

WATER RIGHTS —-
‘UNDER THE WATER

UTILITY ACT AND THE

UTILITIES, COMMISSION

ACT

NOTICE Is hereby given
by Woodlands Utilities Ltd.
that an application has been

made to the Comptroller of .

Water . Rights.
Certificate of.
Convenlence atid Necessliy
for the propoasd
construction and operatian
of a waterworks distribution
system fo serve residents In
the area of Lot 1 D.L. 1909,

Remainder Lot 4, Plan 4164.

Any person wishing
further Information in
connection with. . this
application should apply
directly to Wobddlands
Ufilities Lid. ‘of P.O. Box
431, Terrace, B.C.

Any objections: 10° this
application. are ta be
forwarded = - to
Comptrotier
Rigtits, Water Utility Act;

Parllament . Bulidings,

Victoria, B.C., to be. In his
hands on oF before May 20,
1983, :
Woodlands Utilities Ltd.

Tony Ziegler

for a
Public |

' Range 5; C.D. Plan 10180 &

the -
of Water —

-{aeel soap :

“ VANCOUVER ce),

* Newfoundland. '

The recovery “will: continue’ as long.
_ Monetary policy.ls followed, Baguley said, but there.
: won't béa big dent made in unemployment, at least in

: the short-term.

He said the 2. L-per-cent' growth prediction. will be

- ahead of the national i average of 1.7 per cént the bank
' is predicting for’ ‘the. _ year. Canada’ is expected . to
register an average. srovwth rate of 4. 5 per “cent in”

” 1984.

“Stronger and more widespread growth is forecast .
: for 1994 as the province’ 8 real. ‘comestic. product is
_[L. expected to grow .5.3 per cent." 9.0.
J; But even If. these: “growth; ‘targels.:a are ‘achieved,
Ih Baguley warned it will mean the province's, economy »
* has only grown, by .l per cent from. 1981. :
| Therecovery will beled by consumers, he sald, and
- the corporate side’ of the. economy. will take: longer to
[return to financial health:
i “We are slowly ellmbing out of-a valley, Corporate
* liquidity is lousy and corparate profits have taken a -
~ hammering. Those things are unwinditig but there is
~ still.a lot of excess capacity out there.”
| There will be a decline in capital. investment inB c.

° the unemployed.

7 researcher
Serebrov,

- “An: econoinie recovery: is
” under way in’ Canada,, and ‘B.C. will, lead the rest of
_, the provinces in. -économic growth: in: the. next two.
years, the Royal Bank: of ‘Canada 's vice-president and
: deputy chlef economist said, Tuesday, Pe
- The recovery, may ‘be stronger than: previously: -
., thought, said Robert Baguley of Montreal,.and B.C. |
.” ean expect 2; ‘-per-cent economic: growth this year
"and 5.3 per cent in-1984: ‘slow by historical standards.
_; but, fast relative to the rest tof Canada..."
3 . This will. push. B.C.-ahead. of ‘the. other’ ‘provinces
* with Nova’ Scotia: expected to. register. the next best —
“provincial growth © followed. oy

this year, he said, but “1984 will be- the first strong
year after two years of decline.” * ,
He said the mining industry’s: ‘reeovery could he |
longer because it is linked to the world economy and —
~ “we can’t do anything about jt... :
“Where ‘inventories are low, metal mines: may
- record some Improvement during .1883 but the sector
. ig not expected to be a source of strength to BC"
I Baguley didn’t have much immediate comfort for,

It is traditional that when an. economy starts to.
recover that there ia a lag between that reeovery.and
’ a leasening-in the jobless rate, he said; and the rate —
usually Increases slightly because : the labor force
r ‘again Increases as more re people actively seek ‘work,

| IR le a fe a Ly A pe eet ete oe nk fee ah de me

“Alberta. and:

as: ‘careful

Soviets launched

- MOSCOW (AP) —
Soviet - cosmonauts
lifted .-

‘Three

vehicle to link up ‘with- an

“orbiting - space laboratory,
_record aboard the Salyut-7
‘ space. station, which.is. a
the destination-of the. latest — | includes
inission. |
“Tn keeping with the flight

the government-controlled

“Soviet media reported...

“eFAMS..;  NAWE: |. ARENCY

identified: the. cosmonauts:
as: spaceship commander, -

Miadimir: Titov, engineer
Gennady - Strekalov" and
_ Alexander

. The

spaceship’.
launched at

S:11
space: centre’
said.

"Soviet os television.
transmitted. films of the

launch about an hour later,. .

Strekalov, . 43, and

_ “Serebrov, 39, have flown on
previous space missions

and both have been
awarded the title “hero of
the Soviet. Union.”
The mission commander,
Titov, 36, 1s a lieutenant-
colonel in the Soviet air

. force.

The manned mission is

the first for the Soviet Union
cosmonauts,

since two’

FOLD-AWAY

GREENHOUSES — sturdy

construction, completely
portable. Only $134.95.
Phone. 635-3559. .

: (stt-tfn}

were.
into ‘space. today -
‘aboard - a Soyuz” -space

wan |
ichea “BML. :
Moscow ‘time (8:11 a.m. .
_ EST) from. the: Baikonur
in’ Soviet:
central Asia, . the. reports”

‘1443

. docked " with

"Anatoly ” Berezovoy * ‘and

Valentin _ Lebedev, ,
ampleted history's longest.
pace mission: 211 days
aloft — Dee: 0,
‘The cosmonauts set thelr

program, Soyuz T-8 is’ to
dock with ~ the
complex, Salyul-7-Cosmos
1443, Tass sald.

The unmanned” Cosmos
spaceship
launched March 3, and

station March 10.’

' “The ¢ crew is to carry out :

scientific-technical,
medical . and. biologleal ;
research and experiments

“aboard the flight complex,"
- Tass said.

“Cosmonauts — ‘TMtov,
Strekalov and Serebrov feel
well,’ It added. ‘The ‘on-
board systems of the Soyuz
Ti. spacecraft - are
functioning normally.”

f —
. LEAVING
A TRAIL?

12x66 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, foey shack. (20K6}.
, No.22 Timberland Trailer Court. Welcome to visit. -

, 10 price over phone,

~. Certified Industrial
Electrician

“Sawmill process experience highly desireable.
Please send application and work history - to:
_  G.R, Bindert
_ Industrial Relations Manager
'  RIMLumber Division
No.20 Powell Road
South Hazelton, BC
V0J 2R0

Trailer for Sale }

Phone 635-4400

orbital ~

" Was, :

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|The Heratd, Wednesday, April 20, 1983, Page Oe

‘Search. continues

BEIRUT (CP)'— Rescue “workers clearing away.” ‘the
rubble of the bornb-shattered US. Embassy today resumed
their search for those still listed as misting and for clues to

those responsible for. the bombing. +

| Lebanese security. sources said. 3 dead vere confirmed
by Tuesday night; many of. them ‘apparently passers-by.
Six-more bodiex were recovered Tuesday and embassy

: spokesman John Reld. said eight’. Americans . were. |:
. confirmed dead ‘while eight. others: were’ missing and ° ar
: "preaumed dead.:  . ° ws
_> | Ten Lebanese employees of the embany, also have | been -
identified among the dead. ~~. whe
: The confirmed American dead inichuided Robert Clayton a

- Amies, the Central Intelligence Agency's: Middle Fee jy

South Asia analyst, officials said in Washington ma.

: case of naming ‘a CEA agent who worked abroad. .

_ Besides Ames, a first cecretary of the embassy and three

Agency for International Develoment employees. also died. _
Four U.S, military men were listed as “either, dead. or

missing and presumed dead,
No certain lead has emerged as to who was responsible

for driving a -suspected explosive-laden vehicle into the

heavily-guarded. embassy compound moments before the |

. explosion.

f way Tuesday toward thee cmbassy
-be, packed when the lunch-time

Rescuers worked the
cafeteria, belleved ”

- explosion hit the seven-atorey building and reduced Its -
:, facade to'a crumpled heap of concrete,

“U.S: Ambassador Robert Dillon fuelled speculation that

" the blast was caused by a suicide attack when he sald two
~ witnesses reported seeing a heavily-ladesi van force its way.
“past embassy" guards and explode.

Three groups have claimed reaponsibility. tor ‘the blast,

but sources sald’ Lebanese investigators v were: keeping. an
' open mind. -

Two groups were hitherto unknown, while a third which
advocated Iranian type of fundmentalist stlamic state

previously has claimed responsibility for .throwing a

grenade at a. patrol: ‘of U.S, marines ‘serving in an
international peace-keeping force invited by tha Lebanese
government to help it maintain law and order throughout

; the country.

US. officials, meanwhile, underlined their commitment
to carry on working in Belrut and press on with their twin
missions of ridding Lebanon of uninvited foreign forces and

. seeking: a Mideast peace settlement.

"U.S. special envoy Morris Draper, whose wife ‘survived

: the blast, attended a session of the long-running talks on an

Israeli ' withdrawal from Lebanon in ‘the’ Taraelt town of

~ Netanya.

“Dillon, “addressing reporters from the bumper of #reacue
vehicle outeide the emby cay,‘said his staff had begun

"getting up temporary offices scattered around Beirut. ''In a:
"sense the embassy is everywhere now,” he sald. =

Officials in. Washington sought to play down suggestions

| that the attack showed Lebanon lacked the competence to

‘eontrol the country — a crucial issue in negotiailons on
withdrawal of Israeli, Syrian and Palestinian forces from
“Lebanon: © ;

President Reagan sald: “Tis criminal attack on a

diplomatic establishment will net deter us from, our goals of
peace in the region.”

ea Apartmonts

{ridge,—stove,_drapas,...
. wall carpet, close to schools and bus.
.. -[nquire about reduced rates,

"Prices start at'$330-$350 for one bedroom
“$360- $395 for 2bedroom —

Call 635-7971

the . space. pea

MANOR VILLA
ES

Fridge, stove, drapes, carpeting.

| Phone Manager anytime at
638-1268

‘Please enquire about our
new reduced rents.

Co achman .
_ Apartments

Dihue apartment dwelling, pidge, steve,
+ : carpeting, drapes, undercover packing,

‘elevator, socurily system, resident manager. |

Plone matinger anytime
|. 698-1268,

“SUMMIT SQUARE APARTMENTS

=. ||. TERRACE. a
Op 6 Two bedroains fetoring: a

eF ridge; stove & drapes
eWall to wall carpeting
eRAQUETBALL COURTS.
_ eGymnas'um facilities. .
0On-sitr management’ _
For your versonat-viewing visit
our apartments daily at

2607 PEAR ST.

or call”:

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