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1 1 1 1 1 1 The Red Deer Advocate, Friday, July 14, 1972' PAGE SEVENTEEN Houses for Sale 116 YOUR gain--owner must sell. Three bedrooms up, one down, built-in range. fenced yard, first mortgage. Try $4,000 down. Hicke Real Estate, 346- evenings 346-2253.

READY to view new 3 bedroom homes. Low as $1,400 down. Pick your choice of flooring and painting colors. Hicke Real Estate, 246-6609; evenings 346-2253. T.

C. awrence REALTY LTD. 346-5775 105 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING (Main Floor) MEMBER M.L.S. GET SET FOR SUMMER Stay cool, calm and happy in this extra nice home featuring a 20' covered patio for summer enjoyment. Four bedrooms up with a den and rum.

pus room in basement. Beautiful car. den. fireplace. Declare your independence from landlords now! TIM LAWRENCE Office 346-5775 Residence 347 6809 WEBER BROS.

REALTY 4748 ROSs St. Phone 347-7751 MEMBER M.L.S YOU ARE LOOKING for a nice 3- bedroom home grad location and priced right, drive by 3848 Eastwood Crescent, give me a call view, Charlie Ruttian, 347-7751 or nes, 346-4738. -Executive type home. Very well kept, nicely landscaped. Viewing by appointment only.

Call Beth Stutt 347-7751: or res. 347-3987. TWO BEDROOM TRAILER--furnished 8' 10' porch. Very reasonably priced. Call Charlie Ruttan, 347-7751; or res.

346-4738. Also offices al Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Vancouver and White Rock DOT REAL ESTATE AGENCIES 4929 ROSS STREET PH. 347-6818 ORIOLE PARK Quiet close, desir. able 13 bedroom home with good basement development. Paved front drive and carport.

What more could you want? M.L.S. DOWNTOWN- bedroom home with 3rd in basement. Gas fireplace in Niving room. Single ganage and attractive landscaping. M.L.S, Evenings: Percy Raymond 347-2451 Ken Webber 347-3853 BMA LOOKING FOR A LOT? VALLEYVIEW 380 (count 'em) trees.

Double garage, well septic tank Installed. Ready and waiting for your house. Only $5,500. MOUNTVIEW--Beautifully treed tot In established and popular area. Just the site for that dream steal house! Call now for full details on these lots.

BOTTERILL, MCKEE, ANDERSON CORNER GAETZ AND ROSS MEMBER M.L.S, PHONE 346-6655 EVENINGS PLEASE PHONE GORDON MacGREGOR 346-6296 HAROLD PAYNE 346-4532 STAN ARMSTRONG 347-5688 DEER PARK REALTY LTD TORONTO- DOMINION BUILDING PHONE 346-2997 OLDER 2 BEDROOM HOME in excellent condition. Attached large lot. Close to downtown shopping centre. Asking $18,900. EASTVIEW Two bedroom home, one in basement.

75' lot. Make us an offer on this one. CLOSE TO NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH -Two bedroom home with extra bedroom in basement. baths. $116 mortgage.

PLUMBIND AND HEATING BUSI NESS in Central Alberta town. Build. ing 66'. $5,000 stock, Ideal set up for enterprising business man. Clarence Roe (Residential) 885-4792 Jim Jensen 346-5783 Alan Cox 748-2265 Bentley ROLLIS AGENCIES LTD.

(Est. 1921) REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 4914 GAETZ AVENUE MEMBER M.L.S, APPRAISALS NEW HOMES BY GRIEB CONSTRUCTION COZY 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE located in Eastview district. Has a large double garage. Extra bedrozm in the basement. New forced air furnace.

Owner asking $12,000 and will take a low down payment and carry the balanice. Drive by 3717 47 Street, then call US to view. EXCELLENT 3 bedroom home In Sunnybrook. Has an attached carport and cement driveway. Large rumpus room and extra bedroom in the basement.

Ideal family home in quiet location. Payments $143 IPT. Call US now. PHONE 347-3346 Evenings phone: Dolling 346-5406 Bill Haidane 346-6083 Fred Jacobson On Holiday Houses for Sale 116 SUNNYBROOK Lovely split entry home. Three bedrooms main floor, 2 down, and rumpus room.

For Informahion call Harold Payne, 346-4532, Botharil McKee Anderson, 346-6655. CADDY AGENCIES -REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE -MORTGAGES -PROPERTY APPRAISALS Dependable personal service 5002 GAETZ AVENUE TELEPHONE 346-4819, 347-1648 FAIRVIEW, by owner--Three bedroom bungalow Extra bedroom and rUmpus room in basement with separate furnace and double plumbing Situated on corner lot, double garage. mortgage, $124 IPT. Ph. 347-2376.

AUTOMOTIVE Auto Wreckers 122 RFC AUTO PARTS LTD 5009 45 STREET Ph 346-6411 Wrecking over 300 cars and light trucks Call us for all your parts Open all day Saturday. Tires, Parts, Accessories 124 RACERS, super traction in oval, racing run Hoosier tires and wheels, to 15" wide for dirt and asphalt tracks Automotive Specialty, Edmonton. Phone 1-422-1336. WANTED 1962 Plymouth automatic transmission for 6 about $50. Ph.

887-2794 from 7-9 p.m. Cars, Trucks Wanted 125 CARS TRAILERS purchased on basis for cash; also handle consignment basis. Ph. W. Ultra Sales Service Ltd.

Ph. 347-5546. Trucks for Sale 126 1964 FORD ton, duals, hoist, rack, good condition. 638-2102, Elnora. 1963 I.H.C, Travelall, V-8, $325 or trades.

Ph. 346-3192. INTERNATIONAL R120 1-ton truck, dual wheels, has a good working hydraulic backhoe mounted on steel deck -digs to 8', backhoe eosy to remove. Asking $1,500 for truck and backhoe, or will trade for good M. H.

Pixley, miles west, mile north of Penhold. GOING overseas, must sell -11971 Ford Ranger pick-up, 390, V-8, automatic transmission, power steening, 8-track tape deck; also Vanguard over. head camper with furnace: 1970 Datsun 1000 deluxe, with radio. Ph. 887-2373.

1970 FARGO crew cab, fleetside box, 4 wheel drive, 3,500 lb. front end, P.T.O. winch, excellent condition. Ph. 885-4355.

INTERNATIONAL 1-ton truck, good condition, 7 wheels. Ph. 347-0474. Trailers for Sale 127 1170 ESTATE, 12' 64' 3 bedroom, tactery built, porch, deluxe furnishfactory built, porch, deluxe fprnishings, self-cleaning, electric range, prepane heat and water heater converted to natural gas. Available furnished or unfurnished.

Mrs. R. L. Bishop, Box 312, Bentley, phone 748-3968. LOOK CLEARING--ONE ONLY NEW 1972 DELUXE 12' 3 BED.

ROOM TRAILER, $6,750, WEST LAWN MOBILE HOMES, 1 MILE NORTH OF RED DEER, PHONE 347-7794. TRAILER stalls for rent, 40' Spruceline Mobile Home Park. 887-2070 Sylvan Lake. WE buy, trade, sell and rent house trailers. Bloom's Litd.

887-2122; or 687 2057. Sylvan Lake. IMMACULATE modern twin mobile home for purchase 24' 48', 1970 model. Propane heating, fireplace, large kitchen with separate dining room, 3 bedrooms, can be bought furnished or unfurnished at full price $13,500. Can be purchased with low down paymerit.

347-0187. 42 8 TWO bedroom, Great Lakes mobile home. Nice condition, Cheap at $2.100. Will take small trade. Phone 885-4744, Blackfalds.

2 HOLIDAY trailers, one sleeps 6. one sleeps 5. Have to be seen to be appreciated. Very good condition. Reasonable price.

347-5648 or 346-2800. 8' 22' HOMEMADE trailer. Good for campsite. 347-6570. 1971 12' 8' SAFEWAY on lot.

Completely furnished. Will take car trade. Phone 347-6715. 12 60 SAFEWAY, 3 bedroom furnished 07 unfurnished. Excellent condition.

347-5870. 1970 21' TANDEM trailer, completely self contained. Apply 4614 41 in basement. MOBILE home 10x63 Safeway, Open for offers. Phone 347-4281.

1971 1 TRIPLE EEE, 1300 compact holiday trailer, excellent condition, used weeks, with propane range, heater, and ice box. Can be seen at 3302 41 Avenue, Red Deer, Ph. 346-6842. WELL kept 1970 17' Travelaire trailer, many added features, carpet, AM-FM radio, extra 12 volt lights and bathroom sink. Fully self-contained.

Must be seen to be appreciated. Call 346-5637. 1965 FORD Galaxie and holiday trailer, sleeps 4. As a unit or separately. Ph.

346-6906. KLONDIKE hardtop tent trailer, mattress and spare wheel. Ph. 895-4793. 1971 RANDELL 21, 5h wheel, travel trailer, fully equipped, excellent conditin.

Ph. 886-4241. 13' LOWLINER holiday trailer, fully equipped. $1,000. Ph.

347-3581. 1971 52' SAFEWAY, excellent throughout. Monthly payments as low as $80. Ph. 782-3249.

TRAILER 52', propane heated, unfurnished except fridge and stove, $3,995, Ph. 346-5223. Campers 127a 9 CAMPER. in excellent conchition. Ph.

347-2931 after 5 p.m. SMITHBUILT truck camper shell. What offers? Ph. 887-5745. 1964 G.M.C.

camper van. Ph. 347-5275. 1963 CHEVY step van, rebuilt motor, converted for camping USE. Propane stove, light, heater icebox, sink, water hank all built in.

Insulated. Ph. 346- 3095 between 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday.

Cars For Sale 130 1964 VIVA, $295. Ph. 346-4302. 1966 IMPALA 2-or ht. 2-tone.

V8, auto. Good condition. Phone 347-1678. 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury Ill convertible, V8, p5. good shape, very clean, offers.

346-3715. 1961 THAMES van; 1947 Prefect, original. Phone 347-3217. 1960 S4 PASSENGER school bus, $900; 1966 Meteor Montcalm, $600; 1962 Mercury limousine, $400; 1972 Jawa Trail 90 motorcycle, $350. Will take trade on above.

All at cid 1 Fairland Service, 3 miles west of Penhald. STUDENT. Ford selling wagon, totally, valve job, reconditioned paint in last 100 miles, roof rack, radio, good automatic, god rubber, p.s., p.b., im. maculate, $800. Ph.

346-3993. 1969 DODGE Monaco 2 door h.t., immaculate. Ph. 346-3697 1966 VOLVO station wagon. Ph.

347- 5744. PUBLIC NOTICE DEPARTMENT TRANSPORT CANADA' TENDERS Sealed tenders, addressed to the under. signad and marked "Tender for Supply and Erect a new Chain Link Fence at the Calgary International Airport, CalAlberta' will be received up to 3 p.m., Mountain Daylight Saving Time on July 31, 1972. Plans, specifications and tender decuments may be obtained on application to the Ministry of Transport, Regional Supply Officer, Room 894, Federal Building, 9320 107 Street, Edmonton. Alberta upon receipt cf a certified cheque for $25 made payable to the Receiver General cf Canada.

Plans and specifications will be on dispiay at the Builders Exchanges in Edmonton, Red Deer and Calgary, Alberta; Vancouver, B.C.; Southam Building Reports, Winnipeg, Manitoba and Vancouver, B.C.; and Industrial Construction Centre1 Burnaby, B.C, D. J. DEWAR Western Regional Administrator TENDERS WANTED FOR SITE DE. VELOPMENT-FENCING, HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE YARDS AT BOYLE, GLENEVIS, SMOKY LAKE, STONY PLAIN, VIKING. FENCING AT LAC LA BICHE FOREST HEADQUARTERS, LAC LA BICHE, AND FENCING (WATER RESERVOIR) PROVINCIAL TREE NURSERY, OLIVER, ALBERTA.

Sealed tenders addressed to the Deputy Minister of Public Works for Site Development-Fencing, Highway Maintenance Yards at Boyle, Glenevis, Smoky Lake, Stony Plain, Viking. Fencing at Lac La Biche Forest Headquar. ters, Lac La Biche, and Fencing (Water Reservoir) Provincial Tree Nursery, Oliver, Alberta, will be received up to 2 o'clock p.m., Thursday, August 3, 1972, at Rcom 494, Department of PubVic Works, Terrace Building, Edmonton, Alberta. Plans, specifications and tender forms may be obtained on application to the Contracts Branch, Department of Public Works, Terrace Building, 9515 107 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, and will be available to contractors on deposit of fifty dollars ($50.00) which will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned to this department prepaid, complete and in good order not later than fourteen (14) days after closing date of tenders, otherwise the deposit shawl be forfeit. Plans and specifications have been placed with Construction Associations in Edmonton, Calgary and Red Deer, Each tender much be accompanied by (a) a certified cheque of bid bond in the amount of $4,000, OR; (b) a certified cheque or bid bond for an amount of not less than of tender price.

Certified cheques are to be made pay. able to the Provincial Treasurer. The attention of tenderers is drawn to the "Public Works Page 2, Clause 9, which refers to Forfeiture of Security, The successful tenderer will be required to provide a certified cheque or negotiable or properly assigned Government of Canada or Alberta Provincial Government Bonds for ten per cent of the contract or a performance bond. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER WILL NOT NECESSARILY BE ACCEPTED. Tenders will be opened in public in the Department of Public Works Conference Room, Room 578, Terrace Building, Edmonton.

W. A. B. SAUNDERS, P.Eng. Depty Minister of Public Works Cars For Sale 130 1967 PONTIAC Laurentian.

V8. auto. low mileage, new tires, good con. dition. 347-0252.

1968 IMPALA 2-door hardtop. 307 V8, power steering, power brakes. radio, clock, floor mats, aced tires. Had good care, excellent condlion. Metallic brown with black interior, will consider small trade, Ph.

346-3151. 1971 CHEV. V8 power equipped. Excellent condition. Must sell.

347. 4918 after 5 p.m. MUST sell! 1964 Plymouth Fury, closest offer to $300. takes. Ph.

885-4798 after 5:30 p.m. 1964 PONTIAC Parisienne convertible, rebuilt motor, transmission. rear end. Ph. 347-3240.

1967 CHEVELLE stationwagon, 46,000 miles, power equipped, excellent condition. 346-2949, 1957 FORD Convertible, 312 standard, running rough. Many extra parts. 346-2970 after 6 p.m. 1972 CHEVELLE 11 2 door h.t.

Won at bingo, 60 miles. Ph. 887-2094. 1969 SWINGER, 2 dr ht, immaculate, many options. $2,000.

347-3620. 1960 FORD Starliner $150, or best offer Phone 346-6149. HONDA 160; 1961 Mercedes Benz 220 Sb. 347-1653. 1968 FORD Galaxie 500, p.s..

p.b., radio, A-1 condition; 1967 Buick Wildcat, p.s., p.b.. console shift, bucket seats, 434. Ph. 347-1268. 1964 PONTIAC sedan automatic, 7,000 miles on completely rebuilt motor.

Ph. 885-4793. 1960 METEOR convertible, power steering, brakes and windows. Sell or trade for Ph. 346-6054.

FOR sale-1969 DODGE station wagon, low mileage, power equipped, air conditioning. Ph. 886-4866. 1964 CHEV. Impala 4 door h.t., p.s.: p.b., V-8 automatic, in good condition, $350; also 11960 Volkswagen.

$50. Ph. 347-2359. PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO TENDER ROOF REPAIR WORK MEMORIAL CENTRE RED DEER, ALBERTA Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 2:00 p.m. (MDT) July 27, 1972 for the above named project.

Tender documents may be obtained from the Architect upon deposit of fifty dollars ($50.00) which will be refunded if documents are returned in good condition within ten (10) days of receipt of tenders. Tenders shall be accompanied by certified cheque or bid bond in the amount of ten per cent of the tender price. The successful bidder shall execute performance bond for fifty per cent of the contract price. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The City of Red Deer JOHN MURRAY, ARCHITECT Suite 301, 4909 Gaetz Ave.

Red Deer, Alberta DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT TENDER For Construction of One 3 bedroom Home, Bighorn Indian Reserve, Blackfoot Storicy Sarcee District, Index No. 94. Sealed tenders, marked as to content, addressed to Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 401 toms Building, Calgary, Alberta, T2G 0X5 will be received up 110 2 p.m. (M.D.S.T.), July 28, 1972.

Tender documents can be obtained: By general contractors only on deposit of $25 in the form of a certified cheque, payable to the Receiver General of Canada, from Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 401 Customs Building, Calgary, Alberta, T2G 0X5. Examined: Calgary Construction sociation, 2540 5th Avenue N.W., Calgany 42, Alberta, Telephone 283-5555. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. V.

G. BOULTBEE SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 1901 IN CITY OF RED DEER TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Red Deer at its meeting to be held on the 31st day of July, 1972 at the Council Chambers, City Hall, commencing at the hour of 7:00 p.m. inting Lot 5. Block Plan 2461 N.Y., Parcel Plan 257 H.W. tends to pass a by law closing that portion of 39th Street abutParcel Plan 6566 N.Y.

as shown below. EXHIBITION GROUNDS Peon TRACK 1 This he Portion Closed of 39 S. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that before the said bylaw is passed, a person who claims that he will be affected prejudically by the law shall be offered an opportunity to be heard by Council at the aforesaid meeting, either by himself or by his agent. DATE FIRST of this notice July 8th, 1972. DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION of this notice July 14th, 1972.

C. SEVCIK Assistant City Clerk Fischer loses appeal REYKJAVIK (CP) An appeals committee rejected today Bobby Fischer's protest against his loss of Thursday's second world championship chess game by forfeit. The -man committee supported the decision of chief refferee Lothar Schmid to award the game to Boris Spassky of Russia because Fischer failed to appear, Andrew Davis, Fischer's lawyer who arrived this morning from New York, was in the antiroom when assistant referee Gudmunder Arnlaugsson of Iceland announced the forfeit would be maintained. Asked if his client would play the next scheduled game on Sunday, Davis replied: "I can't comment on that." Fischer refused to play Thursday because he said the presence of three cameras in the Sports Palace where the games are played bothered him. He stayed in his hotel room.

No matter what, Spassky's rich MOSCOW (AP) No matter what, Boris Spassky is going to return to his Communist homeland a rich man, even by capitalist standards. But the Soviet government and the National Chess Federation have apparently yet to decide whether the Russian chess champion can keep the earnings from his Reykjavik encounter with American challenger Bobby Fischer. Viktor Baturinsky, director of the Soviet Chess Club, said the allocation of Spassky's prize money "has not been decided." He made it clear; though, that the chess club feels entitled to a good chunk of Spassky's winnings. It is illegal for a Soviet citizen to possess foreign currency. But the regulation is waived for some of the Soviet elite permitted to travel aboard and earn Western currency.

Even if he loses, Spassky, 35, will return home with about $119,375. At the official exchange rate that's 98 .245 rubles and 63 kopeks, or more than the average Russian worker can make in 78 years. And if he wins, Spassky gets an estimated $180.625. Spassky probably will convert a substantial amount of his prize into certificates that enable him to shop at the special food and consumer goods stores established for the Soviet elite in Moscow and Leningrad, his home town. Cars for Sale 130 1971 MUSTANG, 351 motor, fully top condition.

Phone 347-6889, after 6 p.m. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Van, rebuilt engine, and rear end, insulated. Ph. 347-3494. RED Deer Recreation Vehicle le Repair Ltd.

Trailers, campers, boats and supplies. Ph. 347-5050 6790 52 Avenue. 1971 FIRENZA, like new, with war. ranty effect.

Ph. 347-1528. 1971 MAVERICK, 6 standard, $1,825. Ph. 885-4362.

1966 ENVOY Epic, reconditioned and painted, $400. Ph. 347-1533. 1965 283 motor. Take first $175.

4301 Grandview Bivd. Ph. 346-2890. VACATION SPECIALS '71 FORD LTD 2 door h.t., 429, a.t., p.S. p.b.

Excellent trailer towing vehicle. '70 PONTIAC 2 door h.t., V-8. a.t., p.S.. very clean. 69 METEOR RIDEAU 500 WAGON-10 passenger, 390, V-8.

Fully equipped. '69 BARRACUDA 2 door h.t., only 39,000 miles. '68 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, fully equipped. Very clean. '68 IMPALA SEDAN, V-8, a.t., p.s.: p.b.

An excellent car. '65 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, V-8, a.t., p.s., p.b. USED TRUCKS '69 FORD 34-TON, V-8, 4 speed. CHEV. S.5., 6 3-speed.

'67 FORD 6 3-speed. '66 CHEV. 6 3-speed. WEIDNER MOTORS LTD. PHONE 782-3626 LACOMBE Over 40 used units choose from GIVE US A 1953 COMET, 6 phone 885-4653.

1960 METEOR convertible, good shape, $150; 1959 Olds, good body, needs motor, Offers. Ph. 346-6062. 1963 CORVAIR, good running order, Best offer. Phone 347-5706.

1961 PONTIAC 2-dr ht, 6 auto. $175. Ph. 346-31192. 1960 VALIANT, 6 std.

excellent transportation $150. 346-3192. 1963 SIMCA, radio, heater, near tires, motor overhau'ed, good condition. reasonable. 347-6812.

1971 CUDA will take trade. Bus camper, offers? 347-4584 KENNEDY AT CONVENTION U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, the man who said no to the Democratic party's vice-presidential nomination, introduces the party's presidential nominee, Senator George S. McGovern, to delegates in Miami Beach's Convention Hall early today. At left is his wife, Joan.

Miami Beach as quiet in '72 as Chicago was violent in '68 By TERRY RYAN down, the destructive high- surrounded Convention Hall, MIAMI BEACH (AP) No point of the week. but at the same time inone wanted another Chicago. So everyone gave a -the protesters, the police, the city, the party and its candidateand the streets were quiet during the Democratic national convention. Convinced that violence would damage their individual causes, these diverse forces worked together this week to produce peaceful protests far different from the turbulence that swept the streets of Chicago when the Democrats convened there four years ago. The box score tells the story: Chicago: 680 arrested, 1,381 injured.

Miami Beach: One arrested, four injured. The memories of Chicago in 1968, of riot sticks and blood and tear gas, were replaced this week by a motorcycle policeman leading a protest march to Convention Hall with an -war button pinned to his chest. By the "Jesus Freaks" and ice cream vendors wandering through the crowd just after a small section of the fence around the hall was torn Wagon (Continued from Page 3) Prairie, was third with Grande 9:45.90. than an hour ThursFor more Sutherland had slid all the day, third place. Initially the way to had handed him 10 secjudges onds in penalties, five for knockbarrel, two for outing down a rider interference, two for an outrider missing a barrel and one for a late outrider.

But Sutherland protested the outrider interference call and won his point after the judges reviewed the films. Newall Brothers also had a for a late outrider which penalty was sufficient to prevent the wagon from reclaiming the lead he lost to Sutherland in Wednesday's running. The Keen wagon was penalty-free but had to take the outside of two other rigs throughout the half-mile race and came in with a relatively slow time of 1:12.87. Holding down fourth place 111 the over-all standings was the Lyle Adam outfit from Grande Prairie, driven by Dave Lewis, with 9:47.46 while the Don Johnsen rig of Calgary driven by Tommy Glass of High River was fifth in 9:48.15. Winning top day money of $442 was Johnson in 1:10.31 for the best heat time.

Adam picked up $400 with a time of 1:11.43 and Einar Brasso's outfit from Calgary, driven by Ron David, got third-place money of $359 with a time of 1:11.45. Hackwell's outfit actually had the fastest running time of 1:09.29 but the penalties put him out of the money. By the jam in front of Convention Hall when the Yippies and Zippies came from one direction, the Cuban antiCommunists from another and the Gay activists from yet another. Demonstration marshals linked arms to keep everyone apart. VIOLENCE MISSING There was no violence, hardly a hint of destruction.

Disruptions, but not disturbances. Tense moments, but not confrontations. And in the one moment when things might have taken a different turn, George McGovern took a chance. Against the advice of the Secret Service, McGovern faced and pacified 300 chanting, shoving demonstrators in a hotel lobby just hours before he received the Democratic presidential nomination. "I think the symbolism is more important than anything that happened," he said afterward.

"We didn't want a repetion of Chicago in 1968." When. it was all over and done, police were congratulatin protesters, protesters were thanking police, and Mayor Chuck Hall and police Chief Rocky Pomerance had emerged almost as heroes of the counter-culture generation. City officials had prepared themselves for an influx of tens of thousands of so-called non-delegates, but at most only 3,000 gathered at any one time. Pomerance organized the 890-man security force that Housing (Continued from Page 3) newly married couple is initially involved. Children, of course, must be considered in the case of every marriage.

But intelligent family planning is becoming more and more a part of our modern way of life. Even a bird prepares its nest before it lays its eggs, and it would seem that the human species should exhibit at least an equal amount of practical intelligence. A few short years at the beginning of married life 15 not too long perhaps, to wait for children, while the matter of an acceptable home in which to raise them is wisely taken care of. structed his men not 1 to hassle people in the park about smoking marijuana or swimming nude in the pool. "The police were just beautiful," said Fred Wanerstrand, a member of the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice.

"'There would have been a blood bath, our blood, if they wanted to do anything." But perhaps more than anything else, it was the Democratic party that kept things quiet. Many people who were on the streets in Chicago were inside the convention this time. The Democratic party had opened its ranks to an unprecedened number of young people, blacks and women and was seriously considering stands on abortion, drug laws and the Vietnam War not all that different from the proposals backed by the people in the streets. "There are times in history when revolutionaries must unite with the liberals." said anti-war activist Jerry Rubin. "This is one of those times." Stampede to spotlight the RCMP OTTAWA (CP) SolicitorGeneral Jean-Pierre Goyer said today that the theme of next year's Calgary Stampede will be a salue to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Next year will be the 100th anniversary of the formation of the North West Mounted Police, the force which later became the RCMP. Among other events, the stampede next year will feature the RCMP musical ride. "SPECIAL" High quality complete 3. bedroom home, erected city or country $7,495. No Mechanical Box 643.

Red Deer international Homes Going concern. Good turn over. All equipment and business. Cash required $14.200. Excellent profit margin.

All particulars to interested buyer. MORRISROE Clean 3 bedroom home. 4th bedroom down. Ready to move into. Can be seen at anytime Call now for an appointment.

Reasonable down payment. M.L.S. Members of the M.L.S. Evenings: JOHN BERG-347-6169 LAWRENCE BIGAM-347-4388 Banister Thorn Real Estate General Insurance 302 Bunn 346-2716, 347-3633.