TRUCKS: -

FOR SALE: 1 192 Ken-
- worth Tandump flat deck
- with .or without Hy-Ab,

Phone 635-6247.

«can

ye BLAZER ane, 350 cu.
“Yn beking hubs, deluxe
Interior, approst. 29,000 km,

modifies for off road. —

(etfn-29-1-81)

6 GMC Suburban % too
. Phone

tet

e100)

m * TON PICKUP 38
off road cam. For more

635-7099.
{atte-22-1:81)

CQHRERS’ MOVING. must
sell, 1979 14x70 moblie
home. Furnished or un-
turnished. Priced to sell.
Set up in fown. Phone 635-
1;

(et0-16f)

Wee 1478 3 SEDROOM
MANCO -tratler with 5
oppliances and storage
shad. Phone 638-1366.
(p7-4f)

1972 MARLETT 12x63 with -

0x22 tipout pilus 12x20
addiiion. 112-963-9418.
(c20.1997)

lixs?’ 1476 PARKWOOD 2
bedroom trailer. In good
condition. Seml-furnished.
635-3511, 435-3971.

(ctin-16])

66. RECREATIONAL,
VEHICLES

n tt n KIT, bedroom, full
bath, tip-out living raom.
Full self contained.
Complete with towlng
package. Excellent con-

ation Call between 6 p.m. :

A. 633-31
AM SPA SSH

‘yorg aff. GKANAGAN
Camper. Good condition.
#250. Phone 635-4519.
" {chef}

wm KiT COMPANION Sih
‘Wheel Camper trailer. 27/2
foot. 112-963-9418.

(c20-199)

NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE is hereby given
that, an application wili be
made fo the Director of
Vital Statistics for a
change of name, pursuant
fe the provisions of the
“Change of Name Act,” by
me: Claudette Edna
Sadeyur of No.6-2212 Ar-

char Rd. in Terrace, Inthe.

Province .of  Britlsh
Columbia, as tollows:—

To change my name
from Claudette Edna
Sadegur ta Claudette Edna

Grosset. :

- Belted this 3 day of

February, A.D. 1981,
‘ (pH

1 KEMNITH McCLELLAN

. will not ba responsible for
_ any debts Incurred by
Kelty McClellen unites by
my authorization, DOsted
_Monday, February ind,

“19481.
(ps-6n)

10.

LIVESTOCK

-FOUR EXCELLENT
saddle horses (or sale. Can
be ridden by anyone. One
team racing ponies with or

‘witheul harness. One"

aro gelding.
broke to drive and + ride.
Phone 694-3521 evenings.

; (3,4)

~ Herald -
_ classified
~ action line:
 635-
“4000

caren 4

“4 a

i GIACTER
Ges

A Complete
Glass and
Aluminum Service

4418 Legion Avenue |
Terrace, B.C.

D BR. Contracting :

General Backhoe and
Snow Removal
Service

Phone
635-3364 -

Dalton Reid ‘Cecit Gordey

NORTHWEST PIPE

AND EQUIPMENT LTD.

PIPE PLUMBING SUPPLIES PUMPS
HOSES NUTS AND BOLTS FENCING
WATER SOFTENERS AND MORE

5239 Keith Avenue
635-7158 .

JAMESGRAY
Old Lakebe Road

Phorw: alt foot i

CARPET t FLOORING
INSTALLATION

Me YOU SUPILY / WE INSTALL

Daily Herald Classifieds -
635-4000

_ Bagnell’s book, The

Little Immigrants: The

Orphans Who Cams - to
Canada (Macmillan of

Canada, $16.95) has been -

on Canadian best-seller
lists since it was Published

Hi in October.

“] see myself like a
craftaman, & cabinetmaker
who spends four years in
his shop then brings out the
product. I enjoy the
solitary work in my home,
in my study. 1 don't intend

It is clear from the tone

- of his book that the silence _

angers Bagnell, an‘ or-
dained United Church

ninister who occasionally ©

takes a service in’ his
hometown of Whilby, Ont.
’ Bagnell is a decent, com-
passionsle man and in his

writing and in his tone as
he discusses the topic |

during an ‘interview at
Imperial Oil's executive .

‘offices in. Toronto, ;he -

emphases the damage
done to young children sent

off to farms back in. the

bush.

With just a trace of an
accent which hints at his
Cape Breton childhood,
Bagnell said, “Too often,
too many. people thought
first about their own needs.
Many children were

-Tistreated and at the least ”

suffered emotional

Joy Parr, whoee book
Labouring Children.

(McGill-Queen'’s Uni- .

versity. Press, $25.95)
covers ihe same subject,
the details of the child
immigration are better

known.

More than 80,000 children
were taken from poor
houses and alums in Britain
and sent to Canada to live
on farms and provide

‘For her part, Parr

ing for the children,

‘to Capada without the —.
parents’ permission or

knowledge.

' ‘The later success of
many of the immigrants,
sme of whom became

lawyers and university 7

professors, shows what a

“it shows that the bumad

spirit can often overcome
years of mis-treatment. =

Thompson newspapers : said
tobe mismanaged

LONDON, Ont (CP) —A
royal commission inquiry
erupted into a spirited

exchange Tuesday between :

Kevin Cox and David

2 Judd, representing the
m fledgling Ontario Repor-
ters” Association and .

" {nadmissible,
. ‘Thomson head-olfice per-
x; Sonnel.of intesfering with

fhe policy of its individeal..
‘ pewspapers, cutting costs

in unorthodox ways and

imposing unconventional -

One of the mandates of
the federal commission, set
up last year. following
Thomeon’s and Southam’s
acquisition and shutdown
of a number of dailies, is to
look into the concentration

_af newspaper ownnership. .

Commissioner Borden

: _ Spears acted as chairman

SHOP FOREMAN

major logging ree rectey for one of its
Isolated operations. The successful
applicant will be fully responsible for a
seven-man shop and all .types of
lagging and road construction
equipment. Excellent salary and

fringe benefits. Apaly to: Box 1279

Terrace-Kilimat Dally Herald
Terrace, B.C.

CREDIT
MANAGER

Must have experience in credit’ and

collection.

Full iine of benefits.
Send resume for interview.
‘Reply to Box 1278, Terrace Herald.

eT

come aes

FOR SALE - Collectors Item

1970 Mustang Mach | in eaenitent condiiton, only 36,000
origins! miles, compietely rebuilt for show purposes -

Tuesday in the sbaene of

Tom Kent.

of doing irresponsible and
alipshod research and
wondered aloud what kind
of balanced efforts they put

into their newspaper

Cox, of Hamilton

' Spectator, and: Judd, of
Brantford . Expositor's.

bureau in Simcoe, Ont,
referred a number.of times
to operations af Simece
Reformer, a Thomson
newspaper.

Their charges, including
one ‘that Thomson ‘‘is

Toronto head offices, = -

_ Regional interests and _
identities d

. Feflected'. when people.

cannot be

- yefuted by Thomson
"| spokesmen and the two

‘denied that they were nec

‘ensarily including

" ‘Thomson reporters in that .

statement. .

Morphy, occasionally in-
jecting some courtroom
drama into the exchange,
waved a number. of

tering from the spectators.
One charge purportedly
‘eoncerned & Thomson
Kead-office directive on
recruiting independent
‘eontractora fer truck

_ delivery of newspapers.

“Tt during an interview a
prospect aske questions
euch as, ‘Do 1 receive
minimum wages, union
rates; fringe benefits,

‘Bulldogs tie
in hockey game :

CP Air Bulldogs played with
of the night but still nanaged to

Oe A tn Bavarian fen ‘Tuesday night in

Gract Caper bad wo‘ goale for CP Ale, in.
goal, while Peter Hoy, Dercy