519 Homes for Rent

831 Motorcycles

IMMACULATE 3 bdrm. home for
rent, Woodland Park area. 365-
2788 after 3:30 p.m. (3/95)

521 Offices for Rent/Lease

5 OFFICE spaces for rent — heat,
light and air-conditioning included
Call 365-7702. (ttn/38)

YAMAHA 4000K, perfect shape,
must-be seen. Sacrificed sale to
the first $6,995 OBO. 365-
2244/364-2588. (tfn/73
Snowmobiles

440 EVEREST Ski-doo and
double trailer. 365-7869. (3/94)

525 Storage

MINI storage units. 365-6734
(52/25)
527 Room & Board

Room and/or board for female
student, six miles from airport
399-4337. (3/95)

ROOM and board available. Close
to downtown in very quiet
residential area. Spacious home,
large bdrm., separate washroom
facilities, 365-6646, ask for Donna
(7/95)

529 Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO rent 24-28 ft.
motorhome for month of
December. 365-2398. (3/94)

‘V AUTOMOTIVE
823 Cars Domestic

1970 TRANS AM 600 total miles
on complete frame of 455 HO, 5-
speed, 12 bolt, 4-wheel disc
brakes. Too much to list. Must be
seen. No test pilots. $18,500 OBO.
365-2244/364-2588. (tfn/73)

"84 DODGE Caravan, 7
Passenger, excellent cond., 5-
spd., good gas mileage, sun roof
and air conditioning. Ph. 365-
6332. (Afn)

1979 FORD Fairmont, good
condition, new tires, great-winter
car. $950 0.b.0. 365-2210 or 365-
3623. (7/95)

1957 CHEV — no reasonable offer
refused. 365-6603. (3/95)

1987 FORMULA plus 521 cc liquid
cooled engine, excellent shape,
comes with skins, paddles, cover
$3500. 365-0001. (3/96)

851 Trucks and Van

1987 TOYOTA 4x4, 5-speed,
longbed with canopy and stereo,
$9500 0.b.0. 365-6186 or 365-
6604. (tfn/84)

1970 1/2 TON GMC with canopy,
good running order, $1200 OBO.
365-6986. (tin/93)

1980 GMC Service truck 70,000
original km’s. 365-2398. (3/94)
1977 FORD F-250 for parts, 351
automatic, $450 o.b.o. 365-5518.
(3/95)

1984 TOYOTA 4-Runner, perfect
for winter driving, excellent ee
condition, safety inspected, price F4-tn-9y

reduced. 367-9927. (7/95) ee
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1986 FORD Ranger 4x4 , auto., EN SAN SALUADOR, DRONES,

sancpy, winterized. 365-2364. QENe A BRING Sauao/

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Colours & Streaks,
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1981 MERCURY Lynx
stationwagon, no rust, $1250. 365-
6668. (3/95)

1977 FIREBIRD, re-built engine,
new tires, paint, stereo,mags
Excellent condition. $3,000 OBO.
365-7051. (3/96)

825 _ Cars Sports & Import

1990 MAZDA MX6 SE, 5-spd.,
sunroof, mags, stereo, alarm, bra,
spoiler, undercoated. $13,950. Ph.
365-2790, 365-9231. (7/89

1986-VW CABRIOLET convertible,
5-spd., new clutch, spoilers, mags,
Sony stereo. Excellent condition
$8,700. 365-8089. (3/95)

1984 TOYOTA Tercel 4 wheel
drive wagon. Air, stereo, $5400.
367-6176. (3/95)

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m@Saturday; November 30,1991 «

Living near mountains, living near God

I moved a couple of weeks
ago to a new home in Pass-
more.

Not anew house, just a new
home. But it’s a very nice
house, on a fine piece of prop-
erty, where our Passmore con-
gregation hopes one day to be
able to erect a church building.

And one of the things that

pleases me about this place is
that it is situated right at the
foot of a mountain. When I
look out my back windows,
across the yard to the trees
that mark the edge of the
property, the mountain starts
to rise up right there. In fact,
the first bit of it is even in the
yard! .
Now I suppose that’s not
very special around here. Just
about everybody lives at the
foot of a mountain, and I know
many who have mountains
starting in their back yards.
But for someone who always
wanted to live in the moun-
tains, this is pretty héady
stuff!

There are certain advan-
tages to living at the foot of a

Dairy
from page 22

able to producers of supply
managed commodities, be-
cause it rejects supply man-
agement as a valid marketing
tool, even though it has a min-
imal effect on international

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Pulpit &
Pew
; Grace

Presbyterian
om Church

mountain. I feel that moun-
tains are one of God’s most
marvelous creations. Drinki

them in with my eyes is real-
ly a spiritual experience. And
living at the foot of one almost

v. Murray GARVIN

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is, too. “i

All of this reminds me that
several thousand years ago,
the people of Israel also were
living at the foot of a moun-
tain.

We read (in Exodus 19) that
three months after leaving
Egypt they camped at the foot

tural exporters and other agri-
cultural exporting nations.
This position reflects a bal-
anced approach to end the
crippling subsidy wars be-
tween the U.S. and the EEC,
which have been ruinous to all
agricultural trade.
“C.

the positions taken by all of.
the national organizations
that represent supply-man-
aged producers in Canada.
The Canadian Broiler Hatch-
ing Egg Marketing Agency,
the Canadian Chicken Mar-
keting Agency, the Canadian
Egg Marketing Agency, the
Canadian Turkey Marketing
Agency and Dairy Farmers of
Canada are united in their op-
position to Dunkel’s approach.
The working papers that
Dunkel issued omit any refer-
ence to Article XI.2(c))i). This
Article allows the use of quan-
titative restrictions when gov-
ernmental measures, such as
supply management, are in
place.
Producers of supply-man-
aged commodities have
worked with the federal gov-

dian dairy and poul-
try producers are firm in their
resolve to defend the mainte-
nance of supply management
programs within the GATT
negotiations. We reiterate our
support for the position of the
Canadian government to
maintain and defend the in-
terests of Canadian agricul-
tural producers,” concluded
Mr. Balcaen.

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of Mount Sinai, and lived
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made a covenant with the
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And Moses ascended the
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he received from God the laws
for the government and reli-
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But even while they were
living at the foot of the moun-
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covenant with God, made idols
to take God’s place in their
lives, which were marked by
self-gratification and revelry.

They say history repeats it-
self. This bit certainly has.

Today we who live at the
foot of the mountains that sur-
round us live, in a very real
way, in the presence of our
Creator, who wants to have a
covenant relationship with us
also. We need to be constantly
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