49. HOMES °
~s- FOR-SALE

For Sale by Owner. 1172 sq.
ft. F-B home. Conveniently
jocated. 3 bdrm up & 3
finished rooms and
bathroom in basement.
Assumable 10 percent
mortgage. $49,500. Phone
635-5343, (c3 - 4,6,8)

For Sale: A beautiful 1316
sq. ft. home...
. ready for you to occupy.
. Wall to wall carpet

. 2 + floor to ceiling
fireplaces

. 2% bathrooms

. fully tandscaped

. 600 $q. ‘ft. workshop ad-
facent te house

. carport

. located at 4738 Loen Ave.,
Terrace. Phone 635-2646 (c5-
4)

Situated on Pohle Ave. Cozy
starter or retirement home
with extra lot, 2 bedrooms, 1
bathroom Ilving room with
sliding glass door to rear
patio, dining area in kitchen
and porch with laundry
facilities. Electric heat.

House has new cedar siding. -

on exterior, extra lot Is

subdivided and can be sold
separately. Asking $20,000
for house & $10,000 for extra
tot. Both are priced to sell as
apackage for $26,000. Firm.
Call 695-2370 for appolniment
fo view. (p23-29s) :

FOR SALE BY OWNER
? Bdem, full Bsmt, Rec.
Rm, 2 full Baths, 2].
Fireplaces, W W carpet,
undeck, many extras.
Located on bench on
Benner St. To view call 635-
905

2 bedroom home, finished
basement, 2. bedrooms down,
Rl area. Features rock
front, Ciose to schools. 635-
7467 (p5-8)

Page 14, THE HERALD, Tuesday, September 5, 1978

"AUTOMOBILES

For Sale: 1972 Ford Ran-
chwagon, PS. P@, V6, auto.
Goad condition. 36,400 miles.
Asking $1,600.00 Phone 638-
1455 .

1975 Pinto Statlonwagon,
1972 Fent Trailer & an Avan
& coln collection. WIH sell
separately or trade for truck
and-or camper, 635-5744
after 5 p.m. (c5-13}

‘1972 % ton, 4 wheel’ drive.
Phone 635-5587 ask for Jerry.
(c5,11)

1971 Super Beetle &
1973 For Maverick, 638-8387.
(p3.7) _—

1976 Monza. Phone 635-5508
after 3 (cl0-11)

1974 Plymouth Road Runner.
400 mag. C-W extras.
Asking $4,000 or best offer.

635-9525 after 5 (p5-2)

For Sale: 1971 Ford Truck V2
fon. 1 owner. Excellent
condition. Only 36,000 miles.
Phone 635-2668 (¢5-2)

For Sale; 1978 Ford Fiesta.
Brand new condition. open to
offers. Phone 6325271 (c5-2)

For Sale: 1974 Volkswagon
Window Bus, 7 passenger,
AM-FM radio, radial tires
plus 2 winter, only 35,000
miles, very good shape,
priced for immediate sale.
Phone 632-5848 (c5-2)

FOR SALE
1975 Datsun pickup In ex-
cellent condition, 2000

Engine, Winnebago canopy,
new winter snow fires, radio,
8-4rack, 21,000 miles. Best
Offer.

Ask for Carol. 635-9101 week-
days, 9-5. 638-8255 after 6 &
weekends. (p4-6)

1973 Chevy Nova, 350 custom
hatchback. 49,000 miles.
Phone 635-2303. (5-5)

1973 Dacge Polara, 360, 1
owner, good condition. Price
$1,500. Phone 635-3080. (p5-5)

3 bedroom home on the
bench. Paved driveway.
Enclosed garage. Good

garden area. Phone 635-9277.
(p10-14)

Home For Sale:

One ‘year ‘old three

basement. Fully land-
sSeaped an paved st. Phone
atter 6 pm 635-7347.

50, HOMES .-
WANTED:

Moving to Terrace, require
$-4 bedroom home, will
- maintain, willing to rent or
lease, references, security
deposit, mature family of
three. Refer inquiries to The
Herald Box 1178, Terrace,
B.C. (ctf)

54. BUSINESS ~
PROPERTY |

Retail or
Office Space

2 stores total of 2800 H. Can
be separated fo 1400 ft. areas
In choice location on Lazelle
Shopping Centre, Terrace,
B.C, 695-3576 or 255-1999
Vancouver. Availaby: Sept.
1, 1978. (ctf)

55. PROPERTY - -
- FOR SALE

140 acres near Kitsumkalum
Road

4§ acres near USK

Phone: Prince George
964-4424,

ctf

55. ‘BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITY

For Sale. Coffee Truck

Business. Est. 5% years.
Geod potential. Phone 635-
4350 after 4p.m. (p 10-55}

'A well established busy

Drycleaning Plant will be’

sofd fo an ambitious person
with @ preference to being
his own boss, who doesn’t »
mind extra effort to make an
above average living. Ideal
for working couple.

Trained personnel on hand -
well equipped - smoothly
operating plant, located in
thriving Fort St, John - this
opportunity only comes
once,

Family and other business
commitments only reason
for selling.

For further information
write Professional Cleaners,
9920-1041h St., Fort St. John,
B.C. phone 785-2322. (c14-15]

For Sale : Small sawmil!
powered by 37.5 kilowatt
generator, Allls Chalmers
Diesel Motor, Kitlmat 632-
7429 (p4-1)

bedropna, a Wi wi Ss
cabine t ca et as oe
cabins sea car A= Maac “Gite Dew TA

excellent condition. Phone 635-

For Sale 1968 Vauxhall. 635-
2080. (p10-15}

1974 Datsun 710 4 spd. 5 sum-
mer and 5 winter radials.

} Radio, tape deck, good con-

dition. Best offer. Phone 635-
2084. (p5-B)

ae

5419. (c5-9)

1972 Camperized Chevy Van.
Fridge, stove, Sink &
propane heater. Excellent
condition.’ Low mileage.
Asking $4200 or best offer.
Phone 635-2444 ask for Doug.
or 635-4809 Affe 5.. (3-5)

/58. MOBILE
HOMES

a es |

Mobile Home
Immediate Delivery
To Your Location

are now available on ou
lovely 14 wide and
doublewide mobile hames,
You choose your decor, and)
we custom build to sult,
Government grant of $2500
‘applicable. Expense paid
fare Vancouver - Return.
For free credit check and]
approval please phone
collect.

Parker Homes of Canada
Lid.
35-5447

(c18-23)

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.
0.A.C.

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone collect 591-5105

(ctf

Rent or Purchase 1972 12668
Paramont house traifer with
fireplace near stores and
schools, on private lot. Rent
$255. per month with option
to buy or purchase $7,500
open to offers. Witt carry
second morgage If nec.
Phone 112-762-4612. Write
Joe Rerke, Gen Del, Win-
field, B.C. (ctf)

For Sale . 1972 3-2 bedroom
trailer, depending. Franklin
fire place, unfurnished.
Completed 6’ x 18° carpeted
addition. Lecated In Thor-
nhill. Price $6,500, Call 635-
9589, or 633-2455,

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES.

Now in stock at Camper
Land!

1978 22’ Mini-motor Home,
tdeal for the family. With
bunk bed and targe bath |
complete with tub. This unit
has full winter package.
Ideal for the skler or those
who like to ski-doo. On a’
GMC chassis, featuring a 400 ~~; :
engine, filt slearing, and ,2oc
cruise control. :

1978 20° Minl-mator home on
Ford Chassis, air con-
ditioning and cruise contro]
with a 480 engine. This unit Oct. 19, 1774, found Captain
has rear kitchen, with large James Cook and his crew in the
windows at back and sides. ‘‘Resolution’’ back al Queen
Also has full winter package. Charlotte’s Sound on the coast of
Come and have a took, we New Zealand. He had completed
have what you want. his exploration of the Cook Is-
5412 Highway 16 West.Jands and other groups in the
Dealer Licence No. D00611A. pacific north of New Zealand and
(5-8) : ance again he was facing the task
af completing his search for the
mythical southern continent.

But Cook was puzzled by the
detachment with which he was
5702 (p5-8) received by the Maoris. He had

67; _ ie hoped to have word of Furneaux
ae 4h 11H eee and the ‘Adventure’ but there
mS ; was none. It was obvious that
~ another ship had been there and

Does your building need Cook correctly deduced it had
exterior painting? Call 635-been the “Adventure”, There
4906 Kermode Friendshlp yere cumours of the loss of a ship
Centre. LEave name and and the murdering of its crew and
phone number for Terry. subsequent acts of cannibalism,
Free Estimate. (sth) but this was firmly denied by the

Maoris. However, an uneasy
tna help yew. No pa books feeling existed in Cook's mind ax
foo small: Bookkeeping to they headed east and south once
Trial Balance. 635-7002. (p3- again.

5,6,8) They got to the area of Cape
Hom at Christmas time and found

are

Vanguard Mini-motor home.
Completely self contained a-
c. Low miteage. Phone 635-

Singing classes for children 9 .wild geese for Christmas dinner ta
years ald and up will begin go with all but the last of their
the week of September 5th. Madeira. On Dec. 28 they were
‘“Parengs wishing to enroll away again to complete the cit-
their children may Contact cumnavigation of the Antarctic

Joan Spencer, A.R.C.T. at continent and to forever deflate
635-3382.

the rumour of a vast continent.
They did, however, find a land
mass that proved to be an island

A BICENTENARY SPECIAL FEATURE FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA -

RUMORS OF CANNIBALISM.

By Ron Gadsby

There was qn uneasy feeling abaut these New Zealand Maaris.
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and named it South Georgia. It
was a black and forbidding piece
of geography and Cook was glad
to see the last of il. Then he
headed north for Table Bay at the
tip of Africa and there he found a
letter from Furneaux.

lt disclosed what Cook had
feared. They had missed the
rendezvous by only a few days
and on the eve of departure of the
“‘Adveniure’’, Furmeaux sent a
party of 10 ashore led by master’s
mate, John Rowe, a relative by
mariage. They were to gather
wild greens but they never ac-
complished their mission. They
were ambushed, murdered and
eaten by the Maoris.

With this experience behin
him Furneaux decided he had had
enough of exploring and headed
back to England following ap-
proximately the same route
that Cook had just completed.
Furmeaux had passed through
Table Bay almost exactly a year
before.

It toak Cook five weeks to
leave Table Bay duc to. repairs
necessary to a faulty rudder, but
finally he headed north. via St.
Helena, Ascension Island and the
Azores and arrived at Spilhead,
Engtand on July 30, 1775. He had
been one three years and 18 days
and had completed every task to
which he had been assigned. He
had dispetled forever the exis-

lence of another continent and had
been further south than any matt
before him.

But to him the greatest satis-
faction came from the fact he had
lost only four men and only one of
them from illness.

It is no wonder he was awarded
the Copley Gold Medal by The
Royal Society for a paper he
submitted on the fight against
scurvy. He was made a Fellow of
the Society, but compared to the
reception he had received al the
conclusion of his first voyage, the
public welcome was rather
lukewarm.

He was received by the King
once again and promoted to cap-
tain of 74-gun HMS Kent. It wasa
nominal command because the
following day he was appointed
captain of the Greenwich Hospi-
tal, Buta permanent land job was
unthinkable for Cock and he
reluctantly took it on the under-
standing that he could leave at any
time. he was needed for, more
active service. The Admiralty
happily agreed and Cook went
home to become reacquainted
with his family.

But he wasn't home for long
because another venture catled
and Cook hadn't lost his hearing.
His affirmative answer cost him
his life.

NEXT: A Tahitian
charms London

To whom it may concern:

l, Ronald K. Harris will not
be responsible for any bills
or debis incurred by anyone
except by myself, as of this
date, Sept 1, 1978.

Ronald K. Harris

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Job opportunities

. Further details on mne
following fobs are to be
obtained by calling the
Terrace office of the Canada

A Employment Centre at 635-

7134,

Vocational Instructor - 1,727
- 2,239 mo. ‘To instruct
students all theory & repair
of diesel engines § months
appointment. Terrace.

| MORTGAGE CLERK - $4.56

per hour. Terrace, Per-
manent part-lime. Must be
mature and responsible.
Experience preferred but
employer will train,

SHORT ORDER COOK -
D.O.E. Stewart. Shift work;
Accomodation available.
Experience preferred.

Hook tender - TWA. Terrace.
Permanent full-time. Must
have full tower experience.

BIOLOGICAL FIELD

ASSISTANT - $5.70 per hour.
Terrace. Temporary. Must
be 19 years of age with a
valid drivers license. Must
be mature. —

CATSKINNER -_ IWA.
Terrace. Permanent Full-
time, experience in road
building.

BLASTER - IWA. Terrace.
Permanent Full-time. Must
have ticket and experience
in road work.

CIVIL ENGINEER TECH. -
$1600 monthly. Nass River.
Temporary. Must he
familiar with surveying,
sewer construction, ea
moving and compacting.

MOBILE HYDRAULICS
INSTRUCTOR - $1714 - $1791
monthly, D.O.E, Terrace.
Temporary full-time. Must
have a minimum of 5 years
experience in mobile and
industrial hydraulics.

H.D. TRUCK MECHANIC -
$9.81 per hour. Stewart.
Permanent full-time. Must
be journeyman. Must have
diesel experience. Must be
mature and responsible.

CASHIER - Negotiable.
Terrace. Permanent full-
time, Must have typing of 25-
30 wpm. Financial ex-
perience an asset.

BABYSITTING VACAN- ~

CIES - Interested applicants
for babysitting vacancles
must be registered with
Canada Employment Centre
& provide at least 2 letters of
reference,

CLAIMS STENOGRAPHER
- $1,014.36 per month. Must
have Gr. 12, must have 60
wpm dictatyping & adding
machine experience. Prefer
office experience &
knowledge of Medical ter-
minology.

CHOKERMAN - Union.
Terrace. Permanent full-
time. Must have full tower

experience.

TYPING INSTRUCTOR
$9.00 hr. Terrace, Must
fully able to teach typing at
level of basic typing, in-
termediate or advance.

CLERICAL INSTRUCTOR -
$9.00hr. Terrace. To teach a
clerical “refresher” course.
Must have _ thorough
knowledge of clerical field.

Journal Clerk Cashier - $675
mo. Negotaible. Terrace.
Must have 40-45. typing
prefer financial background.

STORE CLERK - $4.00 per
hour, Terrace. Temporary

posilion; could work into -

full-time. Stocking shelves,
cashier tidying store.

Stenographer - $600 - $800
DOE. Terrace. Legal ex-
perience preferred.
Minimum 2 years office, 50
w.mp. typing & dictaphone.

DINING ROOM WAITRESS
- $3,50-$4.00 D.O.E, Terrace.

Night shift. Prefer ex-
perience.
COOK SEA FOODS -
Negotiable, $1,200.00.

Terrace. Must be fully ex-

perienced. Evening shifts. -

SCALER - Union, Terrace.
Permanent, full-time. Must
be fully experienced, Prefer
coast license.

SECRETARY « STENO -
D.0.E. Terrace. Must have
2-3 years minimum office
related business experience.
50 wpm minimum, high
degree of accuracy, dic-
taphone or shorthand.

Registered. Nurse - $1124
month. Terrace, Care af
patients in ICU maintenance
of equipment. Responsible
to head nurse. Shift work 8
nacent VP. Room and
yard provided at cost.

TELEPHONE OPERATOR -
$3.25 per hour. Terrace. Shift
work. Some typing
preferred; be able to record
messages accurately...

SHEET METAL WORKER -
‘Union. Terrace. Must be
‘journeyman or equivalent
experience,

First Ald Ateendent - 6.91 Hr.
Terrace. B ticket or better.
Camp job, Free B & R.

Head Cook - $5.00 per hour.
Terrace, Permanent full
time. Must be fully ex-
perienced and familiar with
food costing, staff super- |
vision. References required.

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IS COMING AND
NEEDS STAFF!

K mart Dept. stores, willbe opening a new store in this
area. In accordance with our policy to employ local
residents, we invite applications for the many available

vacancies...we urge you to hurry!

staff for the following departments

® Sporting & Camping

© Jewellery & Giftware

© Furniture

® Appliances

® Health & Beauty Aids
® Cafeteria

* Office Staff

® Maintenance

® Camera

© Mens & Boys Wear

© Hardware
© Housewares
® Ladies Wear

© Children & Infants Wear

® Stockroom
® Security

® Head Receiver

© Personnel Supervisor
® Cafeteria Supervisor
® Security Supervisor

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