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156. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

Next exciting franchise
opportunities, ideal for semi
or retired Persons,
professionals or allke for
additional income. Shefietds
and Sons, Tobacconist to
open on Oct. 25, 1973 In new
Skeena Mall. Also inctudes
computor Loto - Ticket
Sales. Approx. $40,000 wili
handle. Some financing can
be arranged. Write Box 49a,
Prince George or Box 1195
this paper. (c11-6) We

Business opportunities
meeting. Earn extra money,
meet new friends, become
your own independent boss,
No obligations. Come have a
coffee and give us your

opinion.
' Place: Sandman inn
(basement).

2:30 p.m. every Tuesday

night. Ask for Corinne, or
Lyle. (c20-27)

5ST

“AUTOMOBILES -

With
winch, hunter's speclat.
Phone 635-3413. (p10-10)

1974 Ford Bronco.

1978 228 Camero 4 spd, 438-
1252. (c+6)

$4,700, Phone
{p3-

1976 Camero -
635-4297 after 6 p.m.
2,4,6)

For Sale: 1972 Dodge 4x4,
Custom paint job, roll bar,
lots of extras, 638-6295 after 5
p.m, Days 635-6516. (p5-4)

1974 Ford 2 lon P.U. Radial
res, electranic Ignition,
avio. 360. Phone 635-9580,
(¢10-10)

1976 Dodge Chargera P.5.,
P.B., A.C. Phone 635-3303
after 5 p.m. (p5-6)

1973 Javelin. ¥-8 auto, P.S.,
P.B., 2 door hardtop. Phone
635-4246, (p$-6)

1972 V.W. bus. For details
phone 635-5579 after 5 p.m.
(p3-6)

Must Sell: 1974 Volyo S.W.
Very good condition. Will
accept any reasonable offer.
Phone 638-8288 or 798-2488.

(p3-6)

1976 Camero. Excellent
condition. P.S., P.B., 6 track,
16,000 miles. 648- 1996 after 2
p.m. (p5-11) ON

ee

J 1974," 462 Super Yan. $1,500.
-Call after 6 p.m. Shag carpet
interior & tape deck, 635-
4371. (¢3-4)

1976 Dodge ‘an. Fully
camperized. Roof extension.
$7,000. View at 4615
Halliwell, Phone 435-5489.
(p5-11)

1975 Purchased new 1976,
Plymouth Vallant

Brougham. P.B., P.S., auto.

316 ¥.8. Sun roof and trailer
| hitch. 29,000 miles, Call 635-
' 9404 after 4 p.m. (c?-13)

58.

2 1972 Velaire 12’x68' three
“! bdrm. tratler. Expando
+ living room. Furnished or

unfurnished. 8x16" joey
shack, Set up in traller court.
Phone 635-5228. (c10-9}

FOR SALE OR LEASE
12x56 mobile home with
12x56 addition on 2 acre
Jandscaped lot with fruit
frees and berry bushes. 3
bdrms., utility cm, living
rm. with fireplace, dining
rm., wall ta wall carpet. 6
miles from town. Will sell or
lease to rellable party.
Phone 635-3271 after 5 p.m.
(stf)

; 12x68 mobile home, 2
| bathrooms, 3° bedrooms.
Completely or partly fur-
‘ished, located close to
1 schools. 2 room joey shack,
' false fireplace. Full length
‘ cavered walkway. 635-4591.
(ctin) :

Rentor Purchase: 1972 12x68
: Paramont house traller with
fireplace. Near steres and
schools on private lat. Rent
$255 per month with option fo
buy or purchase. $9,500 -
open fo offers. Will carry
second mortgage If nec.

Phone 112-762-4612. Write Joe
Rorke, Gen. Del.,
BC, (ctf)

Winfleld,

MOBILE HOMES
New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down, f

Set up and delivered,

Phone collect 591-5105
(ctf

Le

don ay
|@ seer

WOOD FRAME
ADDITION
SEALED TENDERS for
the’ profects jistect below,
addressed to the Director,
Engineering and = Ar-
chitectural
Department af Indian and
Northern Affairs, P.O. Box
10061, Pacific Centre, 700
West Georgia Street, Van-
Couver, B.C., ¥7¥_ 1C1, and
endorsed with the project
name wil be received until

‘ the :specified closing time

and date. ;

Tender Dacuments can be
obtained from the above
noted Department of tndian
Affairs, Yancouver Office
(15th Floor, Pacific Centre} -
or
GITKSAN-CARRIER
DISTRICT CFFICE on
P.O. BOX 227, HAZELTON,
B.C,
on payment of applicable
deposit. .

Tender Documents may
also be viewed at con-
Struction associations In the
foliqwing locations:

Vancouver, Burnaby,
Prince George, Smithers,
Terrace.

PROJECT
PR 901.472

Construction of a wood
frame additlon (14’ x 40°)
and aiterations to District
Office Building

Location: Hazelton, 8.C.

Closing Date: 2:00 p.m.
(POT) October 17, 1978,

Deposit: $25.00

INSTRUCTIONS

Deposit for Plans and
Specifications must be made
In the farmota CERTIFIED
BANK CHEQUE to the order
of the Recalver Genera! for
Canada and will be refunded
on return of the documents
prepaid and in geod con-
dition within one manth of
lender opening date.

To be considered, each
lender must be submitted on
the forms provided by the
Department according to the
conditions sel forth therein
and mus! be accompanied by

the security specified on the:

tender documents.

The lowest or. any tender :

will not necessariiy be ac-
cepted.

W.G. Robinson, P.Eng.

Director,

Engineering &
chitectural Services,

Department of indian
Affairs and Northern
Development,

British Columbia Region
(a1-4)

Ar-

TEMBER SALE
LICENCE 4-09997
THERE will be offered for
sale at Public Auction by the
Forest Hanger al Terrace,
B.C., at 11:00 aan. on
Friday, October 27, 1978, the
Licence A-09997, Lo cut 51,000
ef. of Spruce, Cedar,

Hemleck and (trees of other ..

species lucated Hells Gate
Slough by Old Remo, C.R. 6

One (1) yeurs will be
allowed for removal of
timber. The - successful

tenderer will not be con-
sidered as un established
licensee for the purpuse of
applying for further limber
within the Skeena Public
Sustained-yield Unit.

Provided anyone who is
unable to altend the auction
in person may submit a
sealed tender, io be opened
at the hour of auction and
treated as one bid.

Particulars may be ob-
tained from the District
Forester, Markel Place,
Prince Rupert, B.C. V8 1B8
ur the Forest Ranger, 4330
Lakelse, Terrace, B.C. V8G
1P4, (al-3)

Services,

‘November 24,

Provinces of

Ministry ot
British Cohsmbla —Foveata

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A-10732
THERE will be offered for.

sale at publie auction by the -

Regional Manager at Prince
Rupert, B.C, at 11:00 a.m, on
1978, .
Licence A-10732, to cut 36,290
cunits of Hemlock, Balsam,
Spruce, Lodgepale Pine,
Cédar located at VCL N.
Boundary of Lot 3022 in the
vitinity of Dyne Lake. |

Two (2) years will be
allowed for removal of
limber,

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a
sealed tender, to be opened
al the hour of auction and
treated as one bid,

Particulars may be ob-
tained from the Regional
Manager, Market Place,
Prince Rupert, VJ 1E0 or
the Forest Ranger, Box 215,
Hazelton, B.C. VOJ 1Y0, (oct
3,10,17,24,31, Nov 7,14,21)

PICs,

NOTICE OF SUBSTANTIAL
COMPLETION
Project; Group Home.
Durmitory, New Aiyansh,
a.
Contractor: A. Alsop Con-
struction Ltd.
Owner: School District No.
92, Nisgha, 4548 Lakelse,
‘Terrace, B.C. VeG 1P2,
Take notice that as the
named Architect in the
contract: between the Owner
and the Contractor in the
construction of the works
herein} I declare, that in my
upinion, the said contract as

al September 29, 1978, lo
have been substantially
performed.

George A, Killick

KILLICK METZ BOWEN
ROSE

1777 West Bth Avenue

Vanecuver, B.C,

V6d 1V8 (a2-4)

NOTICE TO

CREDITORS
Estate of Ihe deceased:
DESNOYER, David E. late

of Skeenaview Lodge,
Terrace; B.C.
Creditors and olhers

having claims agains? the
said estate{s), are hereby
required to send them duly
verified
‘TRUSTEE; .800 Hornby
aireet, Vancouver. B.G., Voz
before November 8,
1978, after which dale the
asseis of: the sald estate(s}
will be distributed, having

regard only to claims that —

have been recelved.
CLINTON W. FOOTE
PUBLIC TRUSTEE (a7,
oct 4,11,18)

TO WHOM IT MAY CON-

CERN: ;

|. Ron Pangracz will not be
responsible for any bills or
debls incurred by my wife,

1978.
Ron Pongracz. (p10-13}

* LIVESTOCK

Weaner pigs for sale. 635-

4269. = (p5-4)

One year old gelding. One
seven year old Welsh pony.
Both with saddles. and
bridles, 635-4596, (pé-6)

5 yr. old registered Margen
geiding. Keer’s Warrior
Further information phone
438-1494 or 635-3090, (¢21-31)

the —

to the PUBLIC

as of this date October 2,

FACTS ABOUT WINES

The Winemaster’s Job

«My job as winemaster at
BH. Cribari & Sons Winery is
interesting and I'm going to
devote this column to briefly
describing the role of the
winemaster in the actual
making of the wine.

. Almost all of us in the
winemaking business honestly
believe that our individual
winemaking processes are
unique and personal, This is
particularly true when it
comes to blending wines be-
cause they are the product
of the winemaker’s special
talfents and capabilities.

A good share of my day is
spent in our laboratory tast-
ing and evaluating wine. My
eyes; nose, tongue and in-
stincts all add up to help me
make my decisions about our
wines,

Many of our wines are
blends to combine the best.
qualities of several grapes.
Achieving the proper blend
is ine hardest part of my job.
The essence of any wine is
taste, aroma and color. After
we have checked the blend
in the laboratory, there is the
final, ultimate test which is
my own individual assessment
and response. Naturally, these
judgments cannot be solely
my personal preference. My
taste has to be representative
of millions of Cribari cus-
tomers who buy’ our wine.

. ‘Actually, the role of the

_winemaster. is.a dual one. I've

got to be both a winemaker
and ‘the average Cribari cus-
tomer, It’s a job I wouldn't
trade for anything.

If I can help you with an

answer to your wine ques-

tions, please write to me at

’B. Cribari & Sons, Suite 608,

500 Sansome Street, San

‘Francisco, CA, 94111.

Fun BuG =>

NOW QUICKLY CAN YOU FIND WHAT
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Discover British Columbia

A TRAVEL FEATURE FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA ;

Braithwaite feefieh! in Welly Gray Provincial Park.

The Herald, Wednesday, October 4, 1978, Page 7

A PARK OF LAKES, .AS STARTERS

In these days of ‘‘packuge
deals** the Wells Gray Provincial
Park in eastern B.C. offers you a
huge, irresistible package of five
large lakes, waterfalls, rivers,
rupids, mineral springs, iceficlds,
warm pas Mows and lava beds.

All this and much more are
seattered over 520,000 hectares.
Opportunities for fishing, hiking,
swimming g and camping ina preal
‘vuriely of spectacular scenery

nuakes Wells Gray Park untorger-”

table,

Xs main entrance is at Hemp
Creck which is 40° kilometres
north of Highway 5. To reach it.
turn off the highway near the
community of Clearwater. and
then take the gravel road to the
entrance. From these the road
goes as Farias Clearwater Lake—it
distance of 33.6 kilometres

This is ong of the park's targe
lakes. surrounded with such
Superb scenery that it is hard to
keep your mind on the excellent

. fishing.

On its shore are campsites und
wilderness camping areas. Bath

y.

a)
$

os 78 y,

ASST. PROJECT
MANAGER - $198 per week,
to co-ordinate Litors.
GROUP HOME ASST, - To
work with ‘at risks’
teenagers lo develop
recreational and vocational
activities. $850, per mo.
GROUP HOME RELIEF
PARENTS - 8 days per
month, Must have previous
experience. Must be a
couple, $840 per mo,

COUNSELOR 2 - BSW-RSW
or university degree in
Social Sciences. $1300 per

mo.
PRE SCHOOL TEACHERS -
Must be qualified with
certificate.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER -
Stewart area.

FIELD WORKERS - Tulors.
$138 per week,

COED TEEN co.
ORDINATOR - Part time,
evenings. $5-$6 per hr.
PHYSICIAN General
practitioner, 1B-12 - 15-1-79.
Peds., gynecalogy ond ob-
stetrics,

4 REGISTERED NURSES
For hospital, shift work
involved. Various stations
available including [CU,

Med.-Surg. and general
duties.

CLERK TYPIST « 80 WPM.
$3.15-$4 per hr.

LOANS CLERK - 45 WPM
typing. $675 per mo, 7
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
TYPIST - 60 WPM typing.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK - 2
yrs. office experience. $4.50
per hr. :

ACCOUNTING |

TECHNICIAN - Formal
education in boukkeeping
and-or experience, $800-$1000
per mo, .
SALESMAN ‘Experience
preferred, Must be familiar
with building trade. Have.
uwn lransportation.

ASSISTANT MANAGER
TRAINEE - MusLhave grade
12, $190 per week.

GROCERY STORE CLERK .

- Part time, $3.25 per hr.
Permanent position,
ADVERTISING ‘
SALESPERSON - . Salary
plus for commission.

SALES CLERK:- Retail
clothing store, $3.50 per hr.
Part time dnd full time.
LOUK - Chinese, ‘$1000 per
ine,

Manpower job opportunities

PIZZA COOK - Mature clean
cut person. Experience not
necessary. $3.75 per hr. DOE
neg. two positions.
COOKS HELPER - Ex-
perience required. $3.75 per
hr.

REQUIRED SEVERAL
WAITERS & WAITRESSES -
In Terrace. Full and part
time jobs.

REQUIRED SEVERAL
BABYSITTERS - In
‘Terrace. Full and part time
jobs.

_LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER -

Temporary position. About
one month. §20 per day plus
free room & board.

AIR ‘TRCK. ‘DRILLER -
‘Temporary 2 mo. Must be
‘experienced. Room & board
available: $10-$10,50 per hr,

SHINGLE SAWYER - KF ully
. experienced only. $5. 00 Per
5.

. SHEET METAL WORKER :

Must’ be. experienced. Ap-
prentice with 2 or more
years experience would be
acceplable. Union wage. 2
positions,

REFRIGERATION

MECHANIC - Experienced.
Union wage.

CABINET REF INISHER .
Refinishing TV & home
entertainment system
cabinets. $5.50-$6.50 per hr.
SHOE REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified. $800 per

BODY R&PAIRMAN - Fully
qualified with TQ. 2
positions. (1 in Terrace, 1 in
Port Clements),

CONSTRUCTION ELEC-
TIRICIAN - Terrace. Must be
fully qualified, Union rate,

PROJECT FOREMAN - Job
supervision of ‘atrisk’ youth.

' $180 per wk.

PLUMBER Residential-
commercial. Must be
journeyman. Union rale.
CAMP MAINTENANCE
PERSON - Must have own
touls plus prev. experience.
$10.15 per hr.

COMPOSING RM.
FOREMAN - Must be
journeyman ut have 4 yrs.
experience. TBA.
TYPESETTER - Must have
keyboarding or paste-up
experience. Min. 45 wpm
typing. $4.00 per hr.

By Olga Osing

this lake and neighboring Azure
Leake were formed when an an-
cient lava flow blocked the valley.
One of the park’s highlights is the
round trip on these two lakes
starting from the Clearwater Lake
Campground.

To the north of Clearwater Lake
is Hobson Lake, The waterway
between the two lakes is very
dangerous and visitors are warned

not to traverse it, But for those 3

who are interested in travelling
Irom one lake to the other a

ramp and campgrounds.

Smaller lakes are nearby such
us Pendleton Lakes and the
Tommy Archie. There are also
many waterfalls. Sylvia Waterfall
and the Goodwin are near
Mahood Lake, Deception Falls is
on nearby Deception Creek, and
can be reached from Mahood
Lake either by boat or by a short
hike.

12.8-kilometre trail has been WR

developed.

These three lakes — Clear-
water, Azure and Hobson—are
long, slightly bow-shaped. In
their vicinity are glaciers,
iveficlds, creeks, und large rivers.
notably the Clearwater River.

The other two lakes uf impor- |
lance in the park are the Murtle ‘i

and Mahood.

Mahood Luke is on the park’s §

southwest corner, It can be

reached from [00 Mile House on &&

Highway 97. The lake has a good

swinnuing beach. hoat-launching

Cleanvorer Lake: Just ove af many.

Murtle Luke is considered to be
one of the most beautiful wilder-
ness lakes in British Columbia. lt
is situated in the Murtle Lake
Nature Conservancy Area. This
partion of Wells Gray Provincial
Park, which is about 210.400
hectares in extent, is without
rouds. All natural, resources are
preserved in their natural state.

Blue River, northeast of Kam-
Joops, on Highway 5, is the star
of the gravel road and trait that ,

A provide access to the cast end of

Murtle Lake. Many small lakes
san be found in this area as well as
many interesting natural won-
ers. For example, near Kostal
Lake is a lava flow, which can be

m reached by a trail from Murtle

Lake.
On the Murtle River aré six

4 waterfails. The most magnificent
gis Helmcken Falls which plum-
mets 137 metres to the plunge

pool below, Viewpoints offer
striking vistas of the falls. A short

distance away from the falls is a
@ lockout where visitors can see the
junction of the Murtle and Clear-
m waler rivers.

Another natural wonder that is

Ma great tourist attraction is the

Mush Bowl, sometimes called the

‘Devil's Punch Bowl. This oddity

is caused by the Murtle River
rushing for eons through a narrow
gorge and carving huge holes in
the river's rocky bed.

Besides the grand-scale offer-
ings of the park, there are the
smaller ones: the many species of
birds, flowers, trees, and the
different kinds of animals.

The park was established in
1939, and named after the Honer-
able A. Wells Gray, Minister of
Lands for British Columbia from
1933 to 1941,

The Secret°Life Of The “Forest

OUR NATIVE TREES

EASTERN WHITE PINE—
An important tree in Colo-
nial America for homes and
ships, it is stil an important

timber tree.

LONGLEAF PINE — This

WESTERN HEMLOCK —

tree is a major source of Tall and graceful, the west-
turpentine, pitch and resin; ern hemlock is important
its lumber is widely used in for timber and is also a

building construction.

prime source of pulpwood,

DOUGLAS FIR— Aver-
aging 150 to 200 feet in
height, the Douglas fir is
considered the most im-
portant timber tree in the
world,

WHITE SPRUCE—The
major pulping tree of the
eastern U.S., it has strong,
resilient wood used for
lumber and many musical
instruments.

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PMOL sd | :
Loe

WHITE OAK~The oaks
have always been our most
important hardwood timber
trees. White oak was the
traditional wood for whis-
key barrels.

SHAGBARK HICKORY —
Its lumber supplied spokes
for the wheels that crossed
the continent. Hickory
smoke is used for curing
ham.

YELLOW POPLAR —The
tallest hardwood in the
East, it is a favorite orna-
mental tree, Its wood is
used for muusical inatru-
ments and furniture.

SUGAR MAPLE-—Noat
only the source of maple
syrup and maple sugar, it is
a source of fine hardwood,
prized for furniture.

BALSAM ‘FIR — The most
popular of all Christmas
trees; it is used extensively
for wooden boxes and is the
source of Canada balsam olf.

PONDEROSA PINE—
Second only to the Douglas
fir as a timber tree, ita wood
is used for lumber, railroad
ties and telephorie ponts,

SWEET GUM-—This slrong
lightwood is widely used in
furniture, and it is also an

important pulping tree.