For Sale, rare 1968 mustang
California special, excellent
condition. 639-1666 Days, 635-
4675 Evenings. (p3-13)

1973 808 AMazda Sedan. Low
mileage, good condition, new
tires, new exhaust system.
Asking $1500, Phone 438-1553
or 635-2047. (p3-13}

1974 Datsun 710 4. spd. 40,000
miles. 5 summer & 5 winter
radials. Radio, tapedeck.
Good condition. Best offer.
635-2084, (p5-13)

Leaving tawn and must sell
1973 Mazda pickup. Low
mileage. Very clean con-
ditlon. Cail 635-6391 after 6,
798-2567, ask for Bob.

‘66 Plymouth Sattelite. PS,
PB, bucket seats, 3 spd, New
Trans. 318 motor, alr shocks
& new tires. $300.00 Phone
638-1365. (p$-13)

For Sale 1978 Dodge Van less
than 4,000 km, super price.
Phene 635-6761, (p10-18)

For Sale 1977 Ford F250.
Supercab camper Special.
71,000 miles, 635-4035. (75-13)

1975 GMC Jimmy 4x4 350 4
barrel - 2 complete sets of
tires. Low mileage. 8 track &
cassette. Factory options.
No reasonable offer refused.
Pnone after 6, 635-2615. (pé-
13)

1968 Rambler Rebel. Station
wagon, Phone 635-4856. (c5-
13)

1977 GMC Sprint, In excellent
condition, equipped with FA
radials’ and other extras.
Phone 635-2396. (p3-12) -

1970 Chev 34 ton. tanks, PS,
PB, Good condition $1,700.
~- Phone 635-5416. (c5-14)

58 MOBILE

HOMES °

1974 Ambassador trailer 3
bedroom, 1¥2 baths, joey
shack, sundeck, set-up, and
skirted at Timberland
Traller Court no. 22. Phone
635-5971. (p10-18)

10«50' - 2bedroom trailer for

-sale. Set-up in trailer court.
Large joey shack. For quick
sale $2,500 or highest offer.
Phone 635-5582, (c5-13)

For sale 1971 Glendale
Traller. Fully furnished, in

excellent shape, on “a acre. .

treed & landscaped lot, with
work shop, loey shack &
wood shed. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Priced to
sell. Phone 638-6224. (p5-13)

For Sale: three 12’x52', 2
bedroom  seml-furnished
Safeway Trallers. Units
complete with blocking, fuel
tanks, axles and wheels.
Asking $6,000. Call J. Hut-
chings Box 727, Stewart, BC.
Phone 636-2660. (p20-1s)

MOBILE HOMES ©

New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.

bbe

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone collect 501-5105

(ctf

Rent or Purchase 1972 12x48
Paramont house trailer wlth
fireplace near stores and
schools, on: private lot. Rent
$255. per month with opticn
to buy or purchase $9,500
open to offers. Will carry
second morgage if nec.
Phone 112-762-4612. Write
Joe Rorke, Gen Del. Win-
fleld, B.C. (ctf)

Mobile Home
Immediate Delivery
To Your Location

14 «wide

doublewlde mobile homes.
‘You choose your decor, and
we custom bulld fo sult.

56° Safeway doublewide
1440 sq ft. Includes all
malor appliances, jarge
arden shed and fencing. 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths, and
ireplace. Set up and fully
kirted In Cedarview at no.
91-4619 Queensway Drive
(Timbertiand Trailer
Park). $26,000 Phone 635-
429, (ctf)

au

a
Za
Milieh Columbia Buikange COrportion

Invitation toTender

Sealed Tenders, marked
New Main Entrance Doors
for Northwest Community
College, Terrace, B.C. will
‘pe received up to 3:00 p.m.
local time the éth day of
September 1978, and those
available at that time will be
‘opened In public at British
Columbia Buildings Cor-
poration, 4827 Kelth Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7

Tendering documents may
be obtained at ihe above
address affer 9:00 a.m. on
the \7th day of Augusi 1978.

Tenders must be filed on the
forms provided, in sealed,
clearly marked envelopes.

The lowest or any Tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted.
(¢2-13)

. Invitation to tender for

malntenance of assorted
tropleal plants at the B.C.
Hydro Divisional Centre,
5220 Kelth Ave. Terrace,
B.C. Information can be

cbtained from F.L. Janaver
at the abave address. Closing
date .for submission of
Tender Is August 25, 1978.
(c3-13)

Household Realty
SECOND MORTGAGES
No bonuses
No brokerage fees
No finder's fees

FAST SERVICE

Come on In or call iha nearest
office of Household Finance

Ask for Mortgage Services
. 4Oe Lekedlbe Avenue
TERRACE
635.7207

66. RECREATIONAL.

‘VEHICLES

= =Travelair,
brakes, stove,
icebox. Can sleep 6. 635-5416,
(e5-14)

Electric
furnace, &

For sale, ‘72, 11’ Security
camper fully equipped.
Phone anytime 635-9734,
Asking $3,000. (c5-14)

_ For Sale. 1976 Starcraft tent

traller with stove, fridge,
furnace and canopy. Like
new condiflon. Phone 635-
3241,

Kit Camper for sale. 10% ft.
jong. like new only 3 yrs old,
with toilet & shower,
Completely self contained.
Phone 635-4625. (p5-13)

1970 «Streamline Taller
(aluminum) 25', sleeps 4,
completety self contalned,
alr conditioning. Excellent
condition. Phone 635-6772,
leave message for Wayne.
(p6-13)

For Sale, 25' Citation motor
home. Made by Bendix.
Fully equipped. In excellent
condition. Very low mileage.
Phone 632-5546, (¢10-11)

8% ft. Slumber Queen
Camper. Fridge, stove,
aven, lacks, 635-4327. (p3-13)

‘BT. SERVICES

“oy

Does: your building need
exterior painting? Call 635-
4906 Kermode Friendship
Centre, LEave name and
phone number for Terry.
Free Estimate. (stt)

Divorce! $100. plus fillng
fees. Obtain your lawyer
supervised divorce over the
phone fasti Call Self-
Counse! Services toll free
112-800-663-3007. Chargex
and Mastercharge accepted.
(4-13)

1254 2-bedroom house
tratler with large loey shack
and sundeck. Set up and
skirted in focat tralier park.
Unfurnished. Asking $5,500
or closest affer., 633-8297 or
635-4250. (¢3-13)

For Sale: 1976 McGinnis
12x68 Traller with 9x16 Joey
shack & &'x24’ Veranda. 3
bdrms & will sell furnished
or unfurnished. Phone 4635-
9750 ore view af no. 18 5014
Park Ave.

EGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of the deceased:
WALL, Bonald Charles late
of R.R. nr. 2 Hampton Rd.,
Terrace, B.C.

Creditors and others having
claims agains? the said
estate(s), are hereby
required to Send them duly
verifled to the PUBLIC
TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby
Street, Vancouver, 8.C. VéZ'
2C5, before September 6,
1978, after which date the
assets of the sald estate will
be distributed, having
regard only to clalms that
have been received.
CLINTON W. FOOTE
PUBLIC TRUSTEE

10

LIVESTOCK

Reg. ¥%4 Arablan mare, 4 yrs.
old. Excellent disposition,
good show and breeding
prospect,

Reg. ¥2 Morgan gelding, 1%
yrs. old. Offer will be con-
sidered. Phone 635-7448, (p5-
14)

MAKING QS?
FAMILY LIFE
MORE FUN

' proporti

Weekend Relaxation

Psychiatrist Eugene B. F.
Riley of New York has ob-
served: “Changing the pattern
of living entirely, even for
just a weekend, can give you
a fresh perspective on prob-
lems, a better sense of

on about what is
important. This can be more
beneficial than...a two-week
jaunt that simply transplants
the family unit, complete
with tensions, pressures and
schedules intact."

Near New York —in Stam-
ford, Conn.—a hotel is mak-
ing it easy to do just what
.the’ doctor ordered, AL the

ail
ee
Fe.

es

» ‘Marriott a couple can stay two

nights ina spacious room,,

. breakfast in bed, brunch on

Sunday, and check out late
the second afternoon, all for
$69.90 complete. The hotel
has an indoor/outdoor pool.
Golf, tennis and sailing are
minutes away. Cares and
troubles seem much further
away.

“Health Views ®

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skateboard craze, During
the depression, any kid that
couldn’t afford a scooter
used an orange crate, a
two-by-four and two old
skates to make his own
runabout. But it wasn’t un-
til the 60's that the idea of a
flat; speedy platform caught
ont It, was probably the.
result df the interest in surf
viding which was one of the
. features of our beautiful
“ BOth state—Hawaii.
(. Fora while, skateboarding
‘seemed that it was only
‘gaing to be a short-lived fad.
But now skateboarding is
back—and bigger than ever.
Needless to say, there’s
little similarity between the
skateboard and = -skate
scooter of 40-some Years
ago, other than the human
propulsion. And there's
quite a difference between
the sport of today and the
fad that rolled by us so
quickly several years ago.
For one thing, the boards
. themselves are different.
They're slicker—with ure-
thane wheels that grip bet-
ter and ride smoother than
the old metal ones., They're
better looking, with models
available in various shapes
and aizes and prices ranging
from $15 te $100 or more.
But as the popularity of
“sidewalk surfing” has in-
erdased, so has the number
of injuries. It is estimated
that this year there will be
more than 40,000 skate-
hoard injuries that‘ will be
serious enough to require
treatment, This is approxi-
mately 10 times the number
of skateboard injuries re-
corded 3 or 4 years ago. The

’ large percentage of the vic-

tims in these cases will he
children 5 to 15 years of
age. While it’s true that
most skateboard injuries are
minor scrapes and bruises,
serious accidents are not
uncommon, with some te-
sulting in physical disability
... even death.

Probably no member of
the healing arts professions
is more aware of the paten-
tial dangers of skateboard-
ing than the doctor of
chiropractic, for many of the
injuries invalve damage to
the neck, back and spine.
And even where serious in-
jury has not occurred, there
‘is ‘a-high incidence of spinal
misalignment: which occurs
as a result of “minor falls,
bumps and jolts,’ These can
create structural problems
which may interfere with
normal nerve function to
the vital organs.

Doctors of chiropractic
across the country are con-
cerned about parents who

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can follow to eliminate coin into the jukebox, and
some of the possibilities of Cul comes the latest in [5 16 7
accidents. (1) Don't apply American music, The stu- | -
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skateboarder. (3) Don’t ride *tudents con afford!
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Assuming you take all the CRYPTOQUIP 47-7

precautions, go one step
further—daon't underesti-
mate the seriousness of any
accident. Make sure you
give immediate attention to
even the .slightest injury.
And even if no injury is
suspected, as a responsible
parent of .a youngster
caught up in the skateboard
craze, you can't afford to
overlook the need for regu-
lar spinal examinations bY called, they deserve the finest
your family doctor of chiro- of gifts for Mother's Day.
practic. Sure mother-please 4 are
Skateboards can be fun, Collector's Plaies from Svend
but proper safety and health joncon of Denmark. Extraor-
precautions must be taken. ginary concern for quality

“"Blivixcwa YI WQHJBHB OYXDH
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Yesterday's Cryptequip. — THRIVING GLADIOLI. CAN.

THRILL NOVICE GARDENBRen2itee og a

Heng vpn oday's Cryptoquip clue:.C equals L - wa, a
The Cryptoquip is a simple substitution cipher in which each
letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals 0, it
will equal © throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words,
and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating
vowels. Solution is accompllahed by trial and error.

©1978 King Featuren Syndicate, Ine.
JASPER, Canada’s Safety Bear

PROTECTING YOUR HEART

and detail is evident in each

of the limited edition ,

Mother's Day Piates. The e
_ series, begun in 1970, is deli- = |

Chicken Is “V.I. F." In

Never before has the com- %4

mon chicken occupied a
more prominent role in
American eating habits. As
homemakers search for
appealing low saturated fat
dishes to tempt their fami-
lies, the chicken has become
a "Very Important Food.”
More and more doctors
are urging Americans to de-
crease the amount of satura-
ted fat in their menus and
increase the amount of
cholestarol-lowering foods.
This means eating fewer
dairy products and fatty
meats and more poultry,
fish and vegetable oils.
Chicken plays a big role in
the program. More enticing
ways to serve the “V\LF."
are needed. This Chicken
and Rice duet is a good
solution, It is a one-dish
meal which means little
cleanup. And it is low in
saturated fat and high in
polyunsaturates, Various
spices and vivid green peas,
chopped lomatoes, parsley
and onion co-star with rice,
whicken and Fleischmann’s
Corn Oil Margarine.
Fleischmann’s Margarine
is made from 100% corn oil.
No oil is more elective than
corn oil in reducing the level
of cholesterol in the bload.
This colorful casserole
combination will evoke the
time-hont «7 praise of all
successes: ENCOHE!
CHICKEN AND RICE
2 tablespoons Fleisch-
mann's Corn Oi) Mar-
garine
2 tablespoons vegetable oil

Ne

3 pounds chicken parts
1 can (1 pound 3 ounces)
tomatoes, chopped
1 cup chicken broth
1 cup sliced onion
1/4 cup chopped parsley
2 teaspoons salt
1/4 teasponn pepper
1 medium bay leaf
1 medium clove garlic,
minced
1-1/4 cups uncooked rice
L package (10 ounces):
frozen peas

cately painted in classic
Copenhagen blue tones on a
bas relief design.

Each 7 1/2-inch plate under-
goes 42 hand operations by 15
craftsmen and lakes 22 1/2
days to complete. No two
finished plates are exactly
alike, for each is painted
entirely by hand. When the
edition is closed, the original
mold is destroyed so no more

- ean ever be fired.
. Called “Dreams,” the 1978
edition depicts a boy intent
on his toy sailboat. It was
created by Danish artist Mads
Stage, renowned for his sensi-
tive portrayal of children.
Likely to inspire Mother with
warm feelings 365 days a
year, the plate is available in
fine jewelry, gift and depart-
ment stores throughout the
country. .

eo x

Wreatkng in a car ig a mast dangerous thing to do,
Rt can cause a serious accictenl, belore you are thraugh.

eens

The Secret Life Of The Fore

st
LEARNING HOW TO LOOK

Next time you're in a because the leaves on the off to your right or left, he's
forest, look around more trees are not yet fully really looking at you. Rab-
carefully. You'll be sur- formed. hita’ eyes are on the side of
prised how much thereisto Lift up a flat rock to see their heads, and look off In
see. asample of the abundantlife opposite -directions. That
of the forest floor. Among one eye staring at you can
the dozens of creatures you detect your slightest motion.
may see are black, shiny pill To celebrate this life in the

Heat corn oil margarine

and oil in Dutch oven or
bugs aud sow bugs—not bugs

large heavy saucepan. Add
chicken and brown well.
Add tomatoes, = chicken
broth, onion, parsley, salt,
pepper, bay leaf and garlic,
Cover and cook over low
heat 25 minutes. Add rice
and cook 10 minutes; atir
occasionally. Add peas and
cook 10 minutes longer, or
until done and all liquid is
absorbed, Makes 6 servings.

—™

~
es

vampire or witch.

Some people used to believe that anyone whose eyehraws met must be a werewolf,

ITHE ANGLEWING is

In the forest, life is every-
where ... above your head,
beneath your feet, all around
you. And the fascination that
it holds is limited only by
the time and curiosity for
wonder that you bring to it.

If you hear a sharp rat-a-
tat-a-tat, try to follow it.

drilling to get at an insect
larva burrowing beneath the
bark. You cansee more birds
in spring by finding a sunlit
Qelearing with berry bushes.
Migrating birds frequently
stop aver in such spots.

Most wildflowers appear
in the woods in early spring.
That's when there is mois-
ture in the ground, and aun-
light can get duwn to them

one
of the few butterflies
you can see in early spring.
SHere he is sunning him-
self ona triilium flower.

You may see a woodpecker

at all, but close relatives of

IN A DEAD LOG, forces
that renew life are con-
stantly at work —bacteria,
mosses and fungi braak up
dead organic matter, creat-
ing fertile forest soil,

lobsters and crawfish—which
curl up like sfail shells
to conserve their body
moisture,

You'll see a lot of rabbits
in the spring hecause they
come out te cat the delicious

young leaves. If you see one fulness of America's foreats
and he sees Lo he looking for the generations to come.

4 vigorously.

forest you may want to
make a whistle. Pick up a
small twig. Split it. Hollow
out a section of both
halves. Place a blade of
grass between the two
halves together, Then blow--

Seed)
EVEN ATINY POND teems
with fascinating creatures
like the water strider skating
around, and the whirligiy
beetle going madly in circles,

This article waa prepared
by the St. Regis Paper Com-
pony, which—together with
the other members of the
forest products induatry—is
vitally concerned with main-
taining the beauty and uae-