“For Sale: 1973 Chev % ton,
PS, PB; 350 engine, phone
635-9518 (¢3-5)

1971 Ford Plekup. In run-
ning condition, Asking $500
phone 635-4242 (p3-5)

For Sale: 1973 Toyota
Landerulser. Excellent
condition 250 Chev engine
and trans, 5, }1-15 tires with
white spoke hubs $4000 635-
7394 after 60.m. (p3-5}

' 3970 Chrysler Newport, p.s.,
p.b., rear defroster, block
heaters $800 phone 635-5102
atter 6 and weekends. (ctf)

58. MOBILE.
HOMES

FOR SALE: 12x45 two.
bedroom moblie home.
Located on fully serviced lot
in Thornhill. Asking $13500.
Financing avaliable.
Contact Gerry Warren at
Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-7117 (ctf)

FOR SALE: 12°xd8' Frontier
moblie home with 2 large
additions. Built In fireplace,
raised living room. Wilt
move and set up In Terrace
area. 635-4692 (ctf-f)

For Sale: 1970 2 bedroom
trailer with fridge, stove,
dishwasher, washer & dryer,
has & 10x25 addition (p15-11)

For Sale: 1973 12x60 traller
with 2 bedrooms. Phone 635-
7007 after 4 (c20-may10)

1975 Leader mobile home, 3
bedrooms. Will. sell fur-
nished or unfurnished phone
635-2660 (p5-6)

FINANCIAL

HELP WANTED: Earn
$200.00 monthly part-time:
$1,000 full time. Easy to
succeed with our iraining.

Write Futter Brush Com-
‘ pany, C-O Box 108, 808, 207

West Hastings Si., Van--

couver, B.C. Vé8 1H7, or
Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. %
Kamloops, B.C. V2C SKI.
(ctf)

66. RECREATIONAL |

Looking fer a good used
camper? Come in and see
this) 1975 il’ Seml-
selfcontained Fun Time
camper,’ “Tt Ras’ a large
refridgerator, furnace, 4
burner stove with oven, and
lacks. Sleeps eight. Come
Into Camperland and see this
unit, « 5412 Hwy. 16 W,
Terrace, Dealer Licence
Number DO0611A. (c5-5)

74 Ford Camper Special
Pickup with 11° 0.K. Cam-
per.. Like new, tape decks,
radios, quean size bed, all
other usual appliances.
$8,500 phone 635-2626 atter 6.
p.m. (c5-4}

8’ split level Capilano
camper. 2 way fridge and
stove- with bathroom and
furnace, Sleeps 6 phone 635-
2667 or view at 4640 Walsh
(p43) 7

a

SERVICES”

WItl do rototitiing with 54”
tractor unit. Adjustable soll
depth, Front bucket for
moving-spreading soil-
gravel. Prefer. Thornhill
area. phone 635-3478 (p10-6)

Bakkers Modular Structures
for sale. Reasonably priced
Pre-fab. greenhouses and
mult] use utility sheds. phone
. 636-1769 evenings or view at
3961 Dobbie. (p10-6}

PRINCE RUPERT
Telephone answering ser-
vice Ref: available from
estab. flems. Business hrs.
Mon.-Fri., 8:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Call The Switchboard, 624-
120 (p5-4)

Will do roto-tilling phone 635-
6782 (p1-2)

"LIVESTOCK,

———————————————
Syear old registered Qua rter

Horse gelding. Western
andEnglish shewn Terrace
and Prince Rupert. Ideal for
chitdren or adults. Asking
$1,000 phone 635-2826 after 6

Goats, 2 milk, 5. meat, price
$210 for all must sell well
cared for sea Halls 3 miles
_ west Kitwanga on Nor-
thshore: Rd. No Saturday.
{p5-3) eet

1971 — ‘A bronze statue

by

Petite . Danseuse de
Quatorze Ans, Was
auctioned for a world
price record for sculpture
of $380,000 at New ‘York.

Edgar Degas, La.

BCYCNA.

HELP WANTED: Sales
Manger for’ Community
newspaper. Fully ex-
perienced person with
Proven track record. Op-
portunity to bwy Info one of
Canada’s fastes! growing
newspapers in attractive,
Progressive community in
the Lower Mainland. ‘ Good
starting: salary with sub-
stantial commission.
Permanent position, apen ta
@man or a woman, is to start
June 15th. Write Box 116,
careof 608, 207 West Hastints
St., Vancouver, B.C. VéB
1H7. (ctf).

PERSONAL: Discerning
Adults. Shop discreetly by
mall, Send $7.00 for our
latest fully iHustrated
catelogue of marital alds for
both tadles and gentlemen.
Direct Action Marketing Inc.
Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3266,
Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3X9.
(ct#}

REAL ESTATE: Yukon!

Investment properties, all
types = of businesses;
acreages, homes’ ‘Yukon’s
most experienced licensed
realtors. John Dumas or Mel
Stehlin, Investment
Research, 6101 - 6th Ave.,
Whitehorse Y.7. Y1A 17.

Move Now!

MOBILE HOMES 1972
Leader Mobile Home for
sale. 12x48. Three
bedrooms, $12,500. CSA
approved; many extras.

Must be moved. Phone 112-
534-8960 or write 21298 - 36th
Ave., Langley, B.C. V3A 4P5.

CARS FOR ‘SALE: Mini
Brute 1950 altered Austin,
high tension 128 m.p.h. 305
Chev 600 h.p. fibreglas tilt
front Ford 4 speed $6500.
with trailer. phone 112-334-
4223, Courtenay, B.C,

REAL ESTATE: For Sale in
Grand Forks - 14.9 acres, two
miels from town, five miles
from U.S, border; Irrigated;
beautiful view. Bargin a?
" $32,000. For more in-
. formation phone Castle gar
112-465-5600.

FOR SALE: Carlbso Creek
Estates at Burton, B.C. on
the Arrow Lakes.
treed lots from 4-10th acre.
Good fishing and boating.
Prices $6,000 and up. Selkirk

Realty Ltd., Box 40, Nakusp, °

BC. MOG IRQ 2 ee

HELP WANTED: . Ralse
earthworms! Growers
needed. Buy-back, contract

« The picturesque chapel of Panaghla Viachernon in Corfu.

The Enchanting Isles

Long View of Corfu - There are

countless spots of beauty in

Corfu where you can enjoy the enchanting landscape and

sheer beauty of nature.

Lovely .

provides yearound market. *

High profit potential. Full or
part-Hme. Write Balt Barn
Worm Farms, 253 Harbour
AVe., North Vancouver, B.C.
V7J 2E6 or call 112-986-1033.
(2.4) °

FORSALE: Bargain Doors.
Front - $49.00, Back - $19.007
Pre-hung Interior - $14.90,
Exterlor - $32.00. Bundie of
2'a** Interior doors - 20 for
$60.00. Walker Supplles, 1346
South West Marine Drive,
Vancouver, B.C. phonell2-
266-7211,

JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
Career Opportunity. We
require ao Village Ad-
ministrator. Our Village is
small but growling so this is a
key position. For datalls
write MAyor John Allen, Box
28, Harrison Hot Springs,
B.C. VOM 1K.

REAL ESTATE: Op-
portunity of a Lifetime!

Four unit Matel-Traller Park
ete, 7/2 acres, 400 ft, lake
frontage on highway 16, 2
miles west.of Smithers, B.C.
Ideat for potential overnite
campers. Offers to $120,000.
For further information
write Box 2744, Smithers,
B.C. VOJ 2N0 or phone 112-
947-2110, {2-4) .

REAL ESTATE: For Sala:
30,000 sq. ft. Commercial.
Property In downtown
Whitehorse. Terms for sale:
10 percent. with offer,
‘balance 60 days. Apply In
writing to Canadian Legion,
2146 2nd Ave., Whitehorse,
Yukon.

REAL ESTATE: 320 acre
farm, modern 1800 sq. ft.
home, power, weil, barn,
outbuildings, fenced. -6 miles
from town. $120,000. Write
Box 763, Vanderhoof, B.C.
"567-4107, ae

‘1902 Washington, D.C.,
was incorporated. -
. 1833 — The Mormons
‘adopted the. name,
Church of Jesus Christ of
‘Latter-day Saints.
1998: — Golda Meir,
former Israeli prime
minister, was born. ;

1970 — A Kent State.
University anti-war riot
resulted in the death of
four students and critical
wounding of three others
by National Guardsmen.

Japanese glass fish floats,

The seven islands of the
Tonien Sea have much in
common, but each has a
distinctive charm and
character of its own, Due to
their comparative isolation
from each other, imposed by
the limited inter-island

porta the
each island has developed

somewhat differently and
each has reacted differently
to succeeding occupations by
the Venetians, the French
and the Englizh. Today, with

grently improved tran-

sportation facilities, it is
easy for anyone to visit all
the islands and enjoy the
individual surprise each
island offers.

Corfu, known as the “the
enchanted isle” because of
its lush green beauty and its
association with Homer’s
Odyssey (

An exciting, cosmopalitan
island where © ities
for'a gay social
Corfu has a tong tradition of

to tourists, The

catering
island is dotted with char- -

- ming villages, neat cottages,
a

on of flowers, and

the stately houses .of past

beautiful summer
the’ Achillelon,
museum by day anda

night.
Paxoi, a lesser-known
island far to the south, is

Discover British Columbia

A TRAVEL FEATURE FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA

LADY W

by Shirley, Guth,

‘A certain: Vancouver Istarid
lady has quite a reputation.

People are talking—about her
awe-inspiring endowments «anc
hér unconventional: ways.

But this lady doesn't-mind.

Infact, over acup of steaming
tea, she'll obligingly reveal her
many charms.

She's a natural beauty called
Point No Point, 40 acres of trails,
coves and beaches, the Pacific
suri at her feet, a handful of -'
secluded cottages and a cozy ..
teahouse at her crown. ;

Ascenic 64 kilometres west of
Victoria, her teas are a favorite
with Sunday drivers who come
as much forthe picturesque sea-
coast drive as for the homemade
cakes and jam—and spectacular
view —served up at picture win-
dows overlooking the Pacific ,
breakers far below.

After a ‘tea guaranteed to
spoil your supper, guests can
stroll through one of the leafy °

corridors that descend from

bluff-top to beach, a beach-
comber’s paradise, of shells and —
unusual driftwood, or some-
times, in a snag of seaweed,

The luzy can linger over a

tidal pool's miniature aquatic.

world, while the more ambitious -
hike off in search of several
nearby petroglyphs. .

“There's always plenty to do
here,” says owner Evelyn Pack-
ham, “even though we have no-
organized éntertainment,”

Ina day of packaged resort
amusements, Point No Polnt’s
calling card is a no-frills privacy. -

Tea at Point No Paint.

View fram Point No Point Teahouse.

“We leave our guests alone,”
she says. “And we've had people
come back 20 times over the
years because they cherish the
quiet and peace.” -

So cottages boast fireplaces,
but no telephones; ocean views,
but no televisions. .

After exploring the forest
trails and half mile -of private
beach, puests can raid the tea-

. house's well-stocked library or

chat in front of the lounge fire-
place, vas

“Once you learn how to shift
into low gear,” explains one

guest, “you can have a great

time just sitting on a rock watch:
ing for seals or a pod of killer

Whales.”
” By any other name, Point No

Point's view would be as impres-
sive, but her surveyor's title Im-
parts a haunting note befitting
her mists and moods.

.

ITH A POINT OF VIEW

Old admiralty charts reveal
that she’was dubbed “no point”
because her promontory, origin:
ally called “Glacier Point” -by

Captain Vancouver, doesn’t jul

out enough to qualify as a
“point”. 7 ‘
But in all other respects,
guests agree, she measures up.
" ‘Twenty-five years old.this
spring, she's not gettiilg olden
just better,
Her roomy cottages, all mod-

. erately priced, have modera kit-

chens and balconies or patios;
her daily ‘teas are reputed to
feature some of the Island's best |

‘orumpets, drizzled with butter

and ahint of cinnamon,

Guests have included, movic

star Vanessa Redgrave, former
B.C, ‘premier W.A.C. Bennett,
authors and artists seeking seclu-
sion and the dramatic beauty of
the rugged coast.
. Open year around, Point No
Point is a true beauty who fooks
good wearing any kind of,
weather; she's intriguingsin a
winter fog, dazzling in dappled
sunshine. : ah,

Even a stormy winter day,
when the breakers smash in and
the seafoam flies all the way
across the Sooke Road, finds tea
going on as usual, boats warm-
ing before the fireplace,

Seems that, when it comes to
easing away city cares and
jangled nerves, this.lady de-
serves her reputation.

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_ Zakynthos,
lovely island paradise of

fe abound, *

palace, |
now a.

simple and crowd-free_and
crossed from

On this tiny island, 10 kms, in
length, you can still choose
our own strip of sandy
beach and enjoy a swim in
peaceful solitude in its
utiful limpid waters. For
those who prefer shade,
dense olive groves dot the
island.

Marine excursions are

_ always an adventure in

Paxoi, and one should not
miss observing the seals
resting in the big sea cave at
Ypapanti or the excellent
mineral springs at Oxia.
seh td hg
peac a
far removed from the rush
and frenzy of 20th century
living; an idyllic and un-
pretentious place to swim, to
renta caique and explore the
surrounding 2eas, or just to
soak of the sun. ; :

‘the green and

poetry and song, is still
own by its Venetian name-
“Flower ofthe Levant’. If it

is indeed true‘ that. the
character of a landscape
influences its inhabitants,
then os has had a
profound effect onits people;

medieval town, long pince
abandoned. a

Zakynthos also houses an
interesting post-Byzantine
muselm, a library, and the.
church of ST. Dionyslos,

WE NEED TREES

635-6357

Pete Dla a alice

tna

Lafkeda face.

patron saint of the island. At
the rugged northern tip of
the island lies the Blue Cave,
a Mediterranean
omenon, The sun's

rays, falling on the surface of
the water create in-
comparable shadings of blue
and silver.

Cephallonia, the largest of
the Ionian islands,

possesses
a dense network of roads

which permit the visitor to
plan a variety of tripe.
Among the island's many
attractions are Mycenean
, bearing witness to
the islands ancient
civilization, Byzantine icons
and fabulous mosaics.

"Medieval castles set ina bold

end colorful landscape of
mountain and pine groves
add to the islands pic-

ue charm. Crowning:

huresq
Cephallonia's highesi Pyrigi

mountain is “‘Aenos”, a
forest of a unique.cpecies of
fir tree which grows nowhere

Some of the villages,
Fiseardo for one, are ar-
chitecturally interesting
with a curious blend of an-
cient, modern and medieval
buildings. Sites of interest
for tourists are numerous,
and the bottomless lake at
Avythos should not be

' nor should
“Drougarati’, a cave
possessing astonishingly
beautiful stalagmites and
marvellous acoustics.

The fabled Homeric island

. broideries or
.. traditional “Leucada Laces.---

60 metres wide.
violet- blue coves and inlets

_ indent the island's coastline,

while the landscape. is
enhanced by vineyards and
silvery olive groves.

Vathi, the island’s capital,
is an attractive little town,
and an excellent starting
point for an excursion to the
harbour town of Andri, or for
a climb up to the Marble

Cave, where it is said that

of the lonian Sea

Odysseus had the gifts given
to him by the Phoenicians.

The countryside of Ithaca
has a wild primitive beauty
of its own, unspoiled as yet,
with quaint - villages
Stavos, Kalamos and
Marmarospitia. The latter,
the "Grotto of the Nymphs"
is the island's main tourist
attraction.

Lefkas, the Ionian island
nearest to the Greek
mainland, has such a lacy
coastline and is surrounded
by many tiny islands that the
view from any one polnt is
marvellous in its diveraity.
Immense olive groves
stretch in all directions and
placid crystal - blue waters
flow round these islands.
One can explore the main
town itself, Leucada, or the
surrounding villages of
, the Mills-of Gyra,
Kalamitsi and Karya.
short boat cruise acrosa the
bay dotted with amall green
islets allows the visitor to get

_a glimpse of the late

Shi Onassis’s islet of
Skorpios, lying bejewelled
and idyllic opposite the
village of Nydri.

From the sheer white cliffs
of “Kanostis Kuas" is is said

that the great ancient .

poetess Sappho fell to her
death after Phaor had
spurned her love.

There are aay ented on
souvenirs
this enchanting isle, and ite
well worth hunting for one of
the famous’

The sever islands of ‘the
Jonian Sea offer the weary
traveller a unique @x-
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dlessly varied and beautiful
landscapes, quaint local
customs, archeological
remains rich in history, and
heartwarming hospitality
and friendliness are all there

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