55. PROPERTY
» FOR SALE >

LUT FOR SALE: Exc. iarge-
lot on 4516 Ceclar Cresc. ideal
residential! area with.
potential viaw. 821,000,
Contact 635-7676. (ctfn-14-9-
19)

: PROPERTY
FOR SALE

160 acres In Topley. 8.C., 1
mite off Hwy. 16. Lightly
treed. 14 miles trom
Houston. 2 miles from
Sunset Lake. Power, water
land 3 bdrm. trailer. Asking
$53,500. For more ined.
formation contact:
G.W. Gibson
P.O. Box 148
Topley, B.C.

o
C.F. Gibson
Terrace, B.C,
635-3975

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‘56. BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITY

For Sale - Fully equiped
local convenience store with
living accommodations.
Sore doss 8 good year-round
turnover. For further In-
formation contact Box 1214
ore of the Terrace-Kitimat
Daily Herald or phone 635-
371 «(CTFN)

0 stall tralier court for sale.

Write fo Box 65, Terrace,
B.C. V8G 462 or phone 635-
9605 for further Information.
(c5-20)

7 suTOMOBILES

74 Comet GT. Excellent
condition, new palnt |ob. 1945
+ 289 high performance
motor, Super Cait tires &
Indy mags. Many cther
etras. Phone 635-200 after 6
pm.” (p5-10)

For Sale: 1974.Datgun 710.
two door. Phone 635-6391
from 8:30 to § pm. (c3-270))

W73 Ford Custom 500. 4door,
Rebuilt motor. PS, PB,AT.
$1,100 OBO. Phone 638-1320.
(etfn-26-9-79)

968 Mustang. Phone 638-8393
ao 635-7117 office hours. Ask
for Brian. (¢3-285)

74 Datsun B210. Standard,
Phone 635-5606 (p3-28S) --.

or» er ae iN

Impaired driver must sell
WIS GMC Slerra 4x4. 8 track
stereo, Good condition.
Asking $4450. WIIt accept
trade. 1967 Bulck Skylark, 2
door h.t. Good condition,
eaking $1,000. 1972 Dodge
Polara, 2 door h.t., 8 track
fape deck, new paint and
tires, trans. mechanic
wecial $900. Will take trade
for workable truck. This car
ls worth $2,000. PHdiie-638-
eo see at 4510 Park. (c5-
ry]

878 Plymouth Fury.. Ex-
client condition. P.B., P.S.
Less than 20,000 miles $4500
Phone 635-9612 or view at
2508 Braun, (p5-285)

977 Chrysler Newport.
Fully equipped with most
options. New Michelans.
Only 21,000 miles. Asking
#7500 OBO. Phone 692.2425
Of 632-5355 (¢5-265)

eo Chevelle, Good Year .

tires on CDN rims, 11 to 1
Astons. 650 Holly carbs.

New clutch and pressure
flate. Well maintained with
many more exiras, Phone
698-1427 ov 635-5600 {cl0-50}

76 Gran Torlno, p.s., p.b.,
ar cond. Indudes winter
radials. Low mileage.
Asking $4,000 firm. Phone
798-2421 (p5-278)

we? Ford XL-500, 4 door
auto, In goed running con-
dition. $500 Phone 635-4798
(p5-258) ,

For Sale: 1964 Ford Faicon,
qpod running condition.
Asking $350 Phone 638-1686
(p$-268)

1970 2dr, Dataun 4 apd. $250

FIRM. Phone 635-2154 or 435-
744, Aak for Mike. (etfn-stf)

58,

TRUCKS

Sell or Trade
978 Chav H.T, "2. 4 apeed
Explorer, canopy, boat rack.
Back ladder. 2-way doors,
Want Bronco or Cherokee In
trade.

pre Chevette. Fully
equipped. Micheline. $3895,
One smail bar fridge - Like
raw. Phone afier 5 pm. 638-
14d. (p3-28S)

1975 GMC customized van.
P.S.. P.B., leta of extras.
Awst be seen to be ap-
preciated. Phone 435-2154 or
635-7144. Custom Interior and
exterior paint job, Ask far
Mika. (ne-stf)

58.

TRUCKS ©
For Sale: Wn ‘Dadge Ctub

Cab 4x4, 77,000kilometers, 34
ton. Phone636-6443. (20-10)

975 Ford F2i) 4x4 350 V6.
PS, PB complete with
canopy, 23 channel 8 track
tape player. Evenings please
call 635-7517, (etfn--9-79)

‘76 Chev P.U, 50 auto. Glass
oe Phone 635-4312. (ps-

For Sale: 1976 Cherokee
wide track, alr conditioning.
Phone 638-1378 (p5-26s)

WI? Ford F-19 400 cu. In.
Auto, PS. PB, alr con-
dtiming & carpeting. Steel

belted Michelin. Green with = sho

white canopy. Asking $5,250.
Phone 635-2227, Ask for Cliff.
{p4-28$)

For Sate: 1978 Dodge W150,
44 PU. Phone 635-4391 from
630 to 5 pm. (¢3-275)

Brand new 1979 250 Ford
Pickup 4x4 Free wheeling
twhs. 350 engine. Heavy

dty suspension. P.s,, pb.
Phone 847-9534 (5-275)

59. -MOBILE. -

HOMES
974 — 12468 Glendale
moblle home. 3 BR plus
ulllity. Set up & akirted with,
full deck In trailer park.
Immaculate condition. To
view No. 12 - Timberland
Trailer Park or phone 638-
is Wheels Inctuded. (c§-
1

3 BR traller, 12%61 (1966).
Plus 6x40" ljoey shack.
Finished. Asking $7,500 OBD,
Phone . 635-5261 for ap-
folniment to view. (5-10)

“W76 2460 Homeo mobile
‘home in Thornhill. For more
Anforrnatlen call Tom at 635-
FA61, etn 26-4-79) |

xé4 Bendix Paramount 2
BR tully furnished. King size
water bed, deep freeze. Set
we In Sunny Hilt Tratler
wrt. Home owner grant
applies. Phone 638-1744 after
pm. (p3-285)

For Sale: 1978 14x70 Manco’
mabile home, unfurnished,

set up and akirted In local
. tralter park. Phone, 635-9736. k

(ctin-4.9-79)

2x56 Norwestern M.H.
unfurnished with 10%12'
finished joey shack. Good
cond. Reasonably priced.
Phone 635-5539 (p5-28s)

For Sale: 12x68’ 2 bedroom
mobile home with extension
in living room, [oey shack,
furnished or unfurnished.

-.Sirlouvs Inquiries pleases; ::.

Phone 638-1844 (p5-28s)

W74 12x68 bedroom Estale
Deluxe, Set Upand skirted In
Sunny Hill Trailer Court with
810 insulated porch, 6x25
veranda and work and
storage shed. Nice lawn and
three flower beds. Phone 635-
@9B (pl0-20)

For Sale: 1246 foot Knight
traller on large lot 115x150
foot. For further lnfo please
call 635-5596 or view at 3540
Newell Avenue. (p20-téo)

Province of

Bniten Commis Forests

Ministry of |

STAND
TENDING
CONTRACTS

Sealed fenders for the
following atand tending
contract(s) will be received
ty the Regional Manager,
Ministry of Foreats, Prince
Rupert, 6.C., on the dates
shown below.

1, Contract ST93M-5-2 CR
Located Robinson Lake,
Ranger District Hazelton.
Number of hectares 100,

Viewing date October 4th, .

" 1979, leaving Ranger Station
a 9:30 a.m.

NOTE: Viewing’ of the
stand tanding alte prior to
submitilng a tender for this
contract Is mandatory.

Deadline for recelpt of
fenders Is 1:30 p.m. October
5th. 1979,

Tenders must be sub-
mitted on the form and In the
mvelopes suppiled which,
with particulars, may be
cdiained from ihe Forest
Ranger(s) Indicated, or
fram the Regional Manager,

Ministry of Forests, Prince

Rupert, 6.C,

The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted.

This call for tender is
under the tema of The
Canada Sriiish Columbia
Intensive Forest
Management Agreement.
(aé-30)

MONTREAL (CP) — U.S.

\

By JUDY CREIGHTON
CP Family Editor
Although consumers have,
enjoyed lower pork pricea in
Tecent weeks, a Cross-
Canada survey by The
Canadian Press this week
shows that cholce cuta are
rising in price.
The survey of 12 cities for
the monthly food basket
reveals centre-cut loin chops
were up in price in nine
cities. In Regina, a pound of
chops jumped $1.10 to §2.59.
Dayre Peer, general
manager of the Ontario Pork
Producers, said in an in-
terview he suspected the
increase in pork loin prices
could be attributed to a

rtage. .
“A lot of loins are being
exported to Japan just now,”
he sald. “That could have
created a shortage, In ad-
dition, the retailer has, no
doubt, put the price up to
offset recent specials.”

Peer said he didn’t think
that prices on lower quality
pork cuts would be affected,
since only loins are exported.
SUGAR INCREASES .

Sugar’ prices, which have
rema fairly stable over
the laat two years, showed
some marked increase in
September.

Melville Davidson,
president of the Canadian
Sugar Institute, said in an
Interview that “sugar prices
have been inching up and
now higher retail prices
reflect that of world raw
sugar levels,"

He gaid that higher prices
are due in part to recent
hurricane damage in the
Weat Indies and record.
trading in futures on the New
York Stock Exchange in the
last week.

However, Davidson did not
foresee a dramatic Increase
as consumers experienced
five years ago when sugar
ie were at an all-time

Fresh produce ‘such as to-
matoes and apples continued
to be excellent buys in most
cities surveyed,

Both are at the height of

their harvest season.

DOLLAR

dollar in terms of Canadian
funds at 3:30 p.m. EDT
Tuesday was up +100 at
$1.1685, Pound sterling was
down 1-20 at $2.5251.

In New York, the Canadian
dollar was down 1-50 at
$0.8558 and pound sterling
was dowa 1-10 at $2.1610.

TEMNERS

INVITATION TO
TENDER

Sealed Tenders endorsed
“Worker's Compensation
Board Foundation Worker,
Terrace, B.C. will be
recelved by Architects
North, at their offlees, 203-
430 Lazelle Avenue,
Terrace, B.C., up to 4:00
p.m. local time Friday,
Getober 12th, 1979.

The work shall consist of
dearing and grubbing,
excavation, cancrate
foundation work, backfill,
sub-soll drainage, rough

| grading and related works,

Pians, specifications and
Form of Tender may be
obtalned at the offices of the
Architect. .

Documents will be available
for inspection at the Terrace
Construction Association
Office.

Architects North
203-4630 Lazeile Ave,,

Terrace, 8.C.

VaG 186

For:

Worker's Compensation

Board

of British Columbia,
9255 Heather Street,
Vancouver, B.C.
V5Z 3Le

{03-265)

66. RECREATIONAL
; VEHICLES

For Sate:

16 aluminium
river boat. Phone 624-5193
(¢5-265)

77 Camper and a 69 Dodge |
ton. Phone 635-3322 (ctf-wed-
19-09-79)

67,

SERVICES —

For safe permanent halr
removal. Electolysis by
Jackle.. Complimentary
consullation., Phone 638-7963,
(c10-268)

The survey of the monthly
food basket is conducted in
the same supermarkets in
each of the 12 cltles on the
last Monday of each month.

The survey includes one
pound each of round ateak
roast, wleners (not all-beef},
centre-cut pork chops, Grade
A chicken, medium ground

. beef,- frozen cod fillets,

margarine in a_ tub,
tomatoes, drip-grind coffee
and apyles,

The latest price checks
show:

St.John's, Néld:Round
steak roast rose 37 cents to
$4.10, ground beef 20 cents to
$2.43, cod five cents to $1.74,
Potatoes one cent to $1.76,
tomatoes 41 cenis to $1,090,
coffee 86 centa to $4.85 and
sugar 44 cents to $1.25. Cost
of the basket was $29.97, up
$2.36 from August when it
was $27.61,

Halifax:Cod was down 50
cents to $1.49, wieners 40
cents to 81.59, chicken 10
cents to $1.15, potatoes 10
cents to $1.39, tomatoes 14
vents to 45 cents, peas 10
centa to 49 cents, apples 19
cents to 48 cents and sugar 30
cents to 89 cents. Ground
beef rose 20 centa to $2.28,

arine two cents to $1.05
and bread five cents to 55
cents, Cost of the basket was
$25,42, down $1.49 from the
previous month's total of
$24.91

Charlottetown:Pork chops
Tose 30 cents to $3.39, round
steak roast 40 cents to $2.93,
apples 10 cents to 53 cents
and sugar six cents to $1.14.
Wieners were down 50 cents.
to $1.49, chicken two cents to
$1.25, eggs three cents to

$1.15, margarine 17 cents to
-82 cents, tomatoes 10 cents to

69 cents and coffee 11 cents

to $3.46. Cost of the basket
was §25.21, up twocents from
August when it was $25.19.

Saint John, N.B.:Coffee
was down 4 cents to $2.99,
potatoes 30 cents to $1.29 and
tomatoes 10 cents to 69 cents,
Round steak roast was up
$1.09 to $2.98, pork chops 13
cents to $3.09, chicken 23
cents to $1.25, ground beef 39
centy to $2.18, eggs 28 cents
to 41.17, peas 13 cents te 59
cents and coffee eight cents

to $2.69, Cost of the basket

was $24.26, up $2 from the
opted menth when it was

26.

Quebec City:Potatoes rose
50 cents to $1.19, coffee 74
cents to $4.09, round steak
roast 20 cents to §3.08,
wieners 10 cents to $1.55,
milk seven cents to 57 cents,
bread elght cents to 65 cents,
peas s|x cents to 49 cents and
sugar six cents to $1.19. To-
matoes dropped 10 cents to
59 cents and apples 30 cents
to 43 cents, Cost of the basket
was $25.52, up 99 cents from

August when it was $24.53.
Montreal: Margarine
dropped 26 cents to 69 cents,
round steak roast 20 cents to
$2.08, egge 18 cents to 39
cents and coffee threa cents

|Fewer bargains seen i

to $3.69, Chicken was up 34.

cents to $1.89, wieners five
cents to $1.29, pork chops 10
cents to $2.29, cod 35 cents to
$2.14, milk four cents to 54
cents, bread seven cents to
72 certs, potatoes 16 cents to
45 cents, peas five centa to 57
cents, pears 10 cents to $1.15
and sugar 16 cents to $1.29.
Cost of the basket wae $23.64,
up 1? cents from the previous
month when it was $25.45.
Ottawa:Pork chops were
up 20 cents to $2.49, wieners
2% cents to $1.35, ground beef
10 centa to $2.18, cod 38 centa
to $1.95, eggs three cents to
$1.09, peas 12 centa lo 69
cents, apples three cents to
30 cents, peara three cents to
$1.19 and sugar five centa to
$1.19. Round steak roast was
down 10 cents to $3.94,
margarine 15 cents to 6B

Consumers have
the oil answer

. By ANN DUNCAN

PARIS (CP) — Canada's
ability to meet voluntary oil
import quotas is determined
largely by individual con-
sumers and the vagaries of
domestic production, Deputy
Energy Minister Digby Hunt
said Tuesaday. ;

“It's going to be tough,”
Hunt said when asked If
Canada would be able to
keep a promise made at last
spring’s sevencountry
economic summit in Tokyo
of ensuring that cll imports

EARNINGS

Balco Industries Ltd., nine
months: 1079, $5,344,000,
32.66 a share; 1978,
$3,164,000, $1.57.

Intermetco Ltd., nine
months ended July 31: 1978,
$3,901,760, $2.56 a share;

| 1978, $2,153,764, $1.44, ©

N.B. Cook Corp. Ltd., year
ended May 31: 1979,

} 026,97, $1.34--a share; ©

1970, $249,445, logs, no share
figure.

Mico Enterprises Ltd.,
three months ended July 31:
1979, $549,000, 27 cents a
share; 1978, $437,500, 21
cents,

Sceptre Resources Ltd.,

’ three months ended June 90:

1979, $137,601, loss, no share

"figures; 1979, $269,601, loss.

STOCKS ©

TORONTO (CP) — The
Toronta stock market was
moderately higher at the
close of active trading

Tuesdaye? icra sates the

The TSE 300 index was up
1.28 to 1,736.62. .

Rumors af more news
about oi] ecploration from
the east coast overcame an
earlier decline,

Volume was 6.07 milllon
compared with 6.63 million
Monday.

Among industrials, Gulf
Canada rose 1% to $100,
Whonnock Industries A 154 to
$19, Banister Continental 1%
to $14%, Weldwood Canada
1% to §24% and Nowsco Well
1 to 441,

Husky Oll lost 1% to $72,
Seagram Co. 1 % to 41%,

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Prices were mixed in heavy
trading: Tuesday on the
Vancouver Stock Exchange.
Volume at close was

4,180,871 shares oy
Of shares traded, 145 ad-
vanced, 180 declined, ahd 155

were unchanged.

In the industrials, B:C, Re-

sources Investment Corp.
was down .05 at $7.95 on
102,125 shares ard Great
National Land was un-

changed at $1.50 on 26,700. -'
Dominion: Stores was un-'':
changed at $20 1-4 on 12,800 ~

shares and Taro Industried
was up .15 at $3.45 on 9,100.
Whonneck Class ‘A: Was
unchanged at $16 and Grouse
Mountain was unchanged at
75.

On the resource and
development board, Silver
Spring Mining was un-

ged at .26 on 89,-900
shares and Action Resources
was down .01 at $2.37 on
70,700, Andex Mines was up
06 at 96 on 41,000 shares and
Nuspar Resources was up .07
at $1 on 59,600. Terra Mining
and Exploration was up .10
at $7 and May-Ralph
Resources was up .08 at
$1.24,

‘Onthe curb exchange, Bel-
mont Resources was up .22
at .88 on 76,200 shares and
Catalina Energy was up .03
at $1,61 on 41,200. Shelter Oli
and Gas was up .02 at $1.49
on 37,400 shares and
Monogram Development
was lp .20 at $2.85 on 35,600.
Paragon Resources was up
06 at .67 and Tunkwa Copper
Mining was up .07 at §1.52,

General Motors | to $74%4,
Imperial Oil A %4 to $43% and
Canadian Pacific ¥@ to $3954.
Mcintyre Mines was up 2%
ta $684, Afton Mines 2 to §20
and Sherritt Gordon % to
$12%., Dome Mines fell 144 to
$53 and Giant Yellowknife
% to $15.

Merland Exploration ad-
vanced 1% to §17%,
Canadian Homestead Oils 45
to $29 anet Quasar Peta to
916%. Canadian S or Ol
decilned 1% {to $167 and
Chieftaln Developments 1%
to 04.

in 1979 do not exceed levels
pledged earlier to the Inter-
national Energy Agency.
Hunt is a member of the
Canadian delegation, led by
Energy Minister Ray
Hnatyshyn, at today’s
meeting of leading industriat
countries to asgess
development since the Tokyo
summit, Other countries

represented are the U.S., Ja- .

pan, West Germany, France,
Britain and Italy.

’ Hnatyshyn held talks

‘Tuesday: with U.S. Energy
Secretary Charles Duncan
and Masumi Esaki, Japan's
minister of international
trade and industry.

’ At the Tokyo summit,

Prime Minister Joe Clark
agreed to ensure that
Canada did not exceed oil
imports projected earlier for
1979 and to hold over-all
growth in oll consumption
between 1890 and 1685 at an
average of one per cent a
year,

Because domestic oil
production in Canada is
expected to decline sharply
in the 1980-85 perlod, limiting
increases in consumption to
one per.cent a year -would

reduction in imports by 1985.
Canada had been expecled to
import 650,000 barrels a day
by 1985, and Clark's pledge
would reduce that to 600,000,
barrels

-France, Britain, West Ger-

~

» Mean a‘ 50,000-barrel-a-day ORE

many and Italy, whose -

supplies have been bolstered
by the discovery of North
Sea oil, agreed to hold im-
ports to 1978 levels in the
1960-85 period.

~ Japan, totally dependent: -:

on imported ail, agreed to try
to restrict Imports to bet-
ween 6.3 million and 6.8
million barrelsa day by 1985,
although: officials said that
target might ‘have to he
revised depending on eco-
nomic growth. .

The U.S. agreed to freeze
imports at 8.5 million barrels
aday

The Herald, Wednesday. September 2, 1979, Page 11

n pork

cents, tomatoes 10 cents to 69
cents and coffee 10 cents to
$3.79, Cost of the basket was
924,52, up $1.06 from August
when it was $23.48,
Toronto:Coffee was u
cents ‘to $4.39, round s
roast 30 cents to $9.08, pork
chops 28 cents to $2.18, cod 19
cents to $1.63, bread four
cents to $3 cents, tomatoes 10
cents to 70 rents and sugar 10
cents to $1.20. Ground beef
dropped 50 centa to $1.03,
margarine elght cents to $7
cents and apples 35 cents to
38 cents. Cost of the basket
was $24.44, $1.18 from
August when it was $29.26,
Whmnipéeg;Wieners were
down 40 cents to $1.19, round
steak roast 67 cents to $2.38
potatoes 20 cents to 99 cents:
tomatoes 10 cents to 50 cents,
pears three cents to 66 centa
and coffee 10 cents to $3.00.
Pork chops rose 20 gente to
$2.79, ground beef 10,centa to
$1.59, cod six cents to $1.05,
margarine four cents to 73
cents and sugar seven cents
to $1.23. Cost of the basket
was $21.69, down $1.34 from
the previous month’s $23.12,
Regina:Chicken rose 60
cents to $1.29, round steak
roast $1.50 to $5.38, wieners
46 cents to $1.45, cod 10 cents
to $2.08, eggs eight cents to
$1.13, margarine 54 cents to
$1.29, tomatoes four cents to
59 cents, coffee 20 cents to
93.19 and sugar 36 cents to
41.31, Ground beef dropped

70

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six cents to $1,69, peas nine
cents to 44 cents and apples
10 cents to §8 cents. Cost of
the basket wan £24.35,
44.55 from August when it
was $19.72. ’
Edmonten:Pork chopa
rose $1.03 to $2.09, round
steak roast 50 cents to §2.96,
egde 16 cents to $1.05,
potatoes 40 cents to $1.9,

August when it wae $21.42.
Vancouver: Tomatces

were down 16 cents to 49
cents, ground beef one cent
to $1,48 and peas elght cents
to 57 cents, Potatoes rose 33
cents to $1.23, wiensrs 10
cents to $1.49, pork chops 10
cents to $2.60, coffee 10 cents
to $3.69 and sugar 14 cents to
1.59. Cost of the basket was
$25.07, up 60 cents from the
previous month when it was
MORTGARE RATES Ni-

RONUS. BROKERAGE

$74.47.
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