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CLASSIFIEDS
FROM PAGE A13
3RD PERSON to share Lynn

Valley townnouse. $220. plus
utils. 980-4725 ail Spm.

Halls

JAYCEE HOUSE now renting.
Private & community groups to
160 people. Full kitchen & bar
facilities. 929-7602. .

EXECUTIVE OFFICE space tor
lease. 1,300 sq ft. 741 sq ft. Mod-
air conditioned concrete
jocaled opposite the . Park

_ Royal “Hotel. 10 minutes from

downtown core. Cail Clay Realty

Inc.. 545 Clyde Ave, W.V. 926-

8631.

FOR RENT office & warehouse
Second Narrows

985-0815, 987-4962 eves.
ORTH SHORE. 2.200 sq fl. Our

OFFICE REQUIRED. Manuiac-

turer's agent req’s approx 400 sq

ft in North Van. . Prefer ground

Will consider sublet or

sharing. Convenient parking a
must. 984-6362.

: RELOCATING?

View offices at the best rates

available in Lonsdale Quay. We

needs

. Call Nu

venis, 980-8391.

UPSTAIRS ‘ SORNER,- Pemberton -

. $210/month. Mike, 986-

.MANUFACTURER’S

_ agent: wishes to: share olfice &

reception. Prefer North: Shore cr

"Downtown, Ted, 987-3718.

1401 LONSDALE. Luxury office.
$475 including heat & taxes.

984-9105 betw 9 & 5pm... -

4. LUXURIOUS ‘offices. A/C;
carpeted, off Pemberton. 986-

:+ 711, 980-1123 aves.

1985 - North Shore News

Wanted to Rent

ACCOUNTANT REQUIRES 1
bdrm, sunny, ground floor sutte.
Exceltent ret's. Cat. 984-7663.
FEB 1ST, tor 1-3 months. Fur-
nished suite or apt for visitor
irom England. 987-7801.
GARAGE, SINGLE or double car.
Preferrably Cypress Park to
Fisherman's Cove area. 669-4444
Loc 34, 921-9189 alt Spm.
LEAVING THE COUNTRY?
Frofessionaf community couple
with exc refs. immac, pool exp,
garden fovers, req nice clean
home to rent at reduced rent for
2:3 yrs in exchange for complete
maint, gardening, pool upkeep ( if
Pool avail). Fecause of profes-
sion phone s cannot be publish-
ed. If you can heip us. we can
help you. Please write Box 6356
cio North Shore News. __
NEWLYWED COUPLE needs
quiet bsmt suite with fip & full
bathrm, in Noh Van. Cail Jim,
988-2400.
NON-SMOKING, NON-DRINKING
Professional male seeking  sel!-
contained 3 bdrm suite. Feb 1st.
Preter $300-$400 range. 687-3831.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE want
to rent a small, bright house with
fenced yard in North Vancouver
for Feb ist. $600-$750/mo. Call
days 669-0380, or eves 738-1209. -
WANT TO rent retail store, ap-
prox 700 sq ft, March ist. Call
Chris, 926-5055.
WANTED TO rent in West Van.
Executive couple, no children.
For Feb 1st. 3 bdrm home.
Preferably with view. Call 922-
1137 aft 6pm.

Equipment

The Classified Department is

Open wexkends. Place your ad in |’

person or by phone. ©

Hours:
Friday........ 30am-9pm
Saturday... 10am-Spm
Sunday. .. dam-Spm

SKIS, SPALDING. Carbon
Squadra Course. 200 G.S.
Solomon 727 binding. Hardly us-
ed. $275. 987-8863.

Travel

Vacation Spots

PAAUL PENTHOUSE studio at The
Whater on Kaanapali Beach.
261-4153.

ON THE beach at Waiohuli
Beach, Hale. Luxury 1 bdrm
garden condo, sleeps 4. 60° pool.
In sunny Kihei, Maui, 988-0650.
WHIS7LER, ALPINE Meadows. 3
bdrm townhouse. fully furnished.
Daity & ‘weekend rates avail.

TWO STUDENTS, hard working,
good ref's, need work. Wage or
contract. Good rates. Mark 683-
1690, Sam 987-7675, phone alter
4pm.

BC & Yukon

“SELF DIVORCE FOR 8.0." Why
pay more when it's “uncontested”?
Gueranteed results. Saves_$100's!

ree info anytime. Phone Canadian

Para Legal Concern Ltd. (1973). (604) .

683-4024.

FISHING GUIDES, male/female, for
“85 season salmon charters. No ex-
perience necessary. Course avail.

- Call Mr. Grigo, 923-6776 {6-9pm on-

ly). Campbelt River.

THE FOLLOWING ADS
IN THIS COLUMN
WILL BE READ
IN MORE THAN 78 NEWSPAPERS
ALL OVER THE B.C. & YUKON

The following Classified Ads appear in
the 78 member newspapers of the
B.C & Yukon Community
Newspapers Association, reacning
more than 700,000 homes & upto 1.8
million readers each week. To adver-
tise in this section call the North
Snore News Classifieds at 986-6222.
25 words, $109
One call does it all!

Call 986-6222

LIGHTING FIXTURES - Western
Canada’s largest display, wholesale &
retail. Free catalocuas avait, Norburn
Lighting Centre Inc.. 4600 East
Hastings. Burnaby, BC. V5C 2K5.
299-0666.

WHERE CAN you lease a truck for
onty $119.97 per month? Cali Dave
Hinton collect at 294-0111 or toll-free
at Zenith 2200. After 6pm calt collect
at 590-4589. DL.S674.

FREE 128 page Career Guide
describes 200 correspondence
Diptoma Courses. Start on your new
career today! Granton Institute (Dept.
1A), #2002-1055 West Georgia St,
Vancouver. (604) 685-8923.

CANADIAN SUMMER resort
employment opportunities. Informa-
tion across 10 provinces of Canada.
Send your name, address & phone

nurnber to Bex 428, Lumby, B.C. VOE
2

NEED HOC#E=Y jerseys fast? Three
day delivery for as low as $10 each!
Cail us toll-free: at 112-800-661-6461.

Peter Upton Jacket Works.

EARN UP to $400 US. dollars corm-
mission per week taking snapshots in
you! area, partiul!-time. U.S.A. firm
feeds amateur photographers. No
experience. no selling req'd. Write
Jerome Nelson, Box 70, Fosston,
Saskatchewan, SGE OVO.

REWARDING CAREER as a trained,

cerkhed instructor of “Creative Mind
Power’. A fucralive business in your
own community. Write: Holistics,
1651 Welch, North Vancouver. B.C
V7P 3G9.

MAKE MONEY preparing tax
fetuins. Our Correspondence course
can be done in two months. Write
US&R Tax Schools. 207-1345. Pem-
bina Highway. Winnipeg, Manitoba.
RA3T 2B6.

10-13" EMZO-MAIER meta! tathe or
similar, 20" X-travel milling machine,
& accessories for both. S A. McCon-
fell, Box 685, Safmon Arm, B.C. VOE
270. 832-3632.

PLANNING A trip to Australia/New
Zealand? Now you can call free to
ANZA Travel - The Down-Under ex-
perts! Lowest fares, best planned
trip. 112-B00-972-6928.

MADNESS
TIME

All during January

Celebrate with the best-tasting pizza in town.

Large Pizza

5 Toppings:
* Sauce » Cheese
* Plus any 3 others

Hours: Sun-Thurs 9 Spm-11pm
Fri & Sat 5pm-1am

Free Delivery after Spm, minimum order of $6.00.

Fully Licensed
2988 Mountain Hwy

986-3010 986-2475.

accepted

sa_child, did you ever watch a powerful and

mysterious railway train disappear along the

tracks... and wonder just what the “little red
faboose” at the end was for?
’ The correct answer is safety. For generations the
caboose and the “rear crew" stationed in it have per-
formed a number of vital jobs, but the most important
functions concern safety —the safety of the train, its
cargo, the people aboard, and of course, the safety of
the people who. live in the communities the trains run

. through. Some trains carry very dangerous materials.

. Taday, however, safety on our railways is
threatened as never before. If Canadscs national
rail companies have their way, cabooses, and the safe-
guards they provide could soon be eliminated from the
rails. This has those who know trains best — the people
who work on them everyday — very worried — about
accidents.

Safety Record Already Poor

ccidents can and do oecur — at a rate
of about 300 a year in Canada for derail-
ment alone, and many of these involve
hazardous cargo. In 1982, there were 170 train wrecks
involving hazardous cargo: in 1983. there were 159.
During the Mississauga, Ontario train disaster of
1979, 25 tanker cars were derailed and forced a mass
evacuation because of the dangerous chemicals and
propane, enough to annihilate a large city population,
Railway safety in Canada is nothing to be com-
placent about,

. nvoking the sacred words, “New
Technology.” Canada’s nation-

al railway companies are
seeking to cut costs hy replacing: #
the caboose and rear crew with
device called an “end of
train oanie’ CEU The
ETU performs only one
of the many essential
safety tasks required, The
companies have no effec.
tive repkicement for the
rear crew and the many J
duties they perform to ens

Bo osuresafety,

The Bottom Line

he issue is not jobs... the issue is safety.
Until Canada’s railways have’ an’ adequate’
yay of assuring: that all the dutiés are performed
without the rear crew, they should give safety first
priority, Ifthe C-T.C. approves cabooseless trains, they
and the railway companies are simply gambling with
human lives in thousands of communities across
Canada. The ETU. should be welcomed. as ian
additional safety item. but not a replacement.

Keep the Safety Bargain

ntil our railway companies come up with

an. honest substitute for the vital human

presence at the rear of our trains, they must be
held to their safety bargain with the Canadian people.
Since safety is the first rule taught to their employees,
it would be hypocritical if a cost-cutting decision
handed down by upper management resulted in any
danver to human life. .

Hearings to be held in Vancouver

n January 14, 1985, the Canadian Trans-

port Commission will begin public hearings

in Vancouver, at the Hotel Vancouver, in
answer to the railway’s drive to eliminate the caboose
and rear crew from Canadian trains. Although the
United Tre msportation Union welcomes technological
advancements in our industry, we feel that people
should voice their concerns regarding safer trains
ravelling through their communities.

he United Transporta-
tion Union will be at the
disposal of any indi.
vidual or group that wishes
to influence the decision-
making process, For more
information write:
The United
Transportition Union
PLO. Box G83
Port Coquitlam, B.C.
V8B6H9 or call the
SAFETY LINE:
(GOL) 9-42-1122