For sale: 1956 International
ton, 4 speed, 284-4 cylinder,
‘Phone 5-8691 after 3 p.m,
(P6-29M)

Tandem, completely rebuilt
motor. 1 48 Rambler Hard
top, new rubber. Parts ‘for

Ford trucks and“Rord “4%.”

Rambler cars. Phone -638-

_. 8584, Also: Garage Sale May ©

26 & June 2 - Household

_ tems, Garage equipment, .
heavy equipment parts,
records, tapes, gas & electric
Mitrs.'1 boat Mtr & Tir’ ete.
3955 McNeil Street, Copper
Mountain Subdivision,
Thornhill. (C8-1June)

1977 Long Box pick-up with

low'mileage, 1977 Okanogan =.’

Camper, fully equipped,
Phone 635-7651 “atten °
(P10-20M)

automatic p.8, nie Reet
matic, p.8., p.b., 27,000
Jmites, $5600.00, Call age
2202 between 8 a.m, and 5
p.m. Doa77 (ctfn) - :
59, MOBILE ~*|
| HOMES

Deluxe Manco Mobile Home
14-70, 3 bedrooms, 144 batha,
family room, Set up on lot at
Copperside Estates.
Reduced for quick sale, For
further information phone
638-1484. (C10-5June) ;

Well Kept 1970 12x80 Mobile
Home. 10x24 addition, acorn
F.P. & Veranda, $10,500.00
Skirted & set up in trailer

1976 «= Ford

park. Call after 6 p.m. 638...

Yona, (Ctin-18-8-79)
‘€or ‘sate 22x52 Glendale Vista
Villa fully furnished set up In

local iraller park. Phone 638- .
ita. (etin-1-5-79)

"For Sale: -22x52 Gendall:
Vista Villa fully furnished,
set up In local trailer park.
Phone 638-1044. (ctin-2-4-79)_

. 12x68 traller, raised living
oom, ain ingen:
. Separate dining, large hutch.
Fridge & stove &. dish-.
“washer, Bar room, glass
shelves 4 bar stools, washer
& dryer, extra clothes closet
in- shed. Phone §35-4996
(furnished or unfurnished,
(Pid-iJune) .

For Sale: 22x52 Gendall,
Vista Ville. Fully furnished
set Gp ‘In tocal fratier:

; me 638-1044,
re)

1977 14ftxseft Atco fully
furnished, set up in Park
Ave, Trailer Court. Phone
635-2667, (P528M)

Deluxe 1876 Diplomat: 2
bedroom fully furnished,
installed in trailer park. To
view Phone 635-4965 or §39-
1238 (C5-28M)

For sale: 1978 igx69 3
bedroom Safeway Manor
furnished mobile home.
Phone 695-9605. (C5-24M)

MOBILE HOMES
New mobile homes

(ctfn-23-4-

down. O.A.C. Set up}
and delivered, trades
welcome.

Phone collect
591-5105

VEHICLES

For sale: 1973 Camperized
* VW Van. Rebuilt motor.
Spare winter tires. Phone,
638-1121 days, 695-5807
evenings, (P5-24M)

Flat deck trailer equipped
with lights and serge brakes,
20 foot moter home in oex-
cellent condition. Phone $87-
2528, (P3-25M)

For sale: 1978 7% foot travel
mate camper, furnace, 8
way fridge, stove, sleeps 4.
Like new condition, extras,
Offers, 635-3705 after 6 p.m.
(P5-23M)

For sale: 11 faot camper
$2100. Certifled check or
cash, View at 4742 Davis or
Phone 635-4540. (P5-28M)

1976-15l4 it. Okanagan travel
trailer, electric brakes,
Stove, heater, icebox, spare:
wheel, View at 4720 Tuck
Ave. or phone 638-1068 after 5
p.m, (NC2-23M)

1. 1978 Vanguard % foot
bat ae ters
_tollet, 3 way fridge (4 cu.
forced air. furnace. Good
. éondition. Phone 692-2496 or
635-0000, (P3-28M)

Moving must sell rebulit
camper. Fite 4 ton truck.
Sleeps four, fridge, stove,
sink with cabinest & tanks.
$500.00 OBO. Phone 638-1041
oF 638-1005 (C5-24M),

. Gppraiser, Min
years experience required. :
For: sale: 1 €5 IHC 1000 -

6 p.m, ;

aller: park...

from as low as $100.00f

(ctf) _|

| 66. RECREATIONAL

: REAL

APPRAISER
Expanding tirm requires
Minimum three

Interes scope of duties-
responsibilities Including:
Tesidantiel, commercial,
industrial, Salary and
benefits depondant’ upon
ability,. experience and’
acddemic qualifications.
Excellent long-term p-

portunity for conscientious
vidual seeking career in

’ private sector, Applications

may be made in: strict
confidence to Mr. D.K, Lane,
P.O, Box 668, Terrace, B.C,
(AB-23M) _ .

ag

By Cynthia Lee
Consumer Relations Dept.
_ TEXIZE
HAVE A GARAGE SALE
If you're short on.money

and long on household clut-
ter, why not have a garage

sale? They're becoming more
popular everyday, and spring &

cleaning season is the perfect
time. to have one. Here are

some suggestions to help

make your sale'a success:

TT.

1. PLAN: AHEAD, Check with
town: officials in advance

a 8

Drifting by moon milk

- .. Inacavernous world ..
attraction. Properly managed, it groups. Past policy of a majority
would have tour guides and under-

By Shirley Olsen Guth -

Vancouver Istand’s mysterious’ ground walkways,
caves are about to surface, ” .
That's because the ;
limestone caves, long considered those being considered,
off limits for the average tourist,

A river cave near Port McNeill
famous on Vancouver Island is typical of keep cave locations a seeret from

the public—‘‘to prevent rampant -
“An underground river would
will emerge as one of this year’s be ideal for boat tours. As the boat
most visible and novel. tourist moves through the cavern, the
attractions, according to’ Karen guide could shine his light on

of B,C.’s serious cavers, called
spelunkers, has been (o' closely
Buard new cave discoveries and

vandalism, "' explains Bischoff.
GOLD MINE
But caving is. a sport whose

Rischoff,secretary-treasurerofthe th« _iistening stalactites and time has come, cavers say now.

B.C. Speleological Federation. $..uagmites."'
Plans for tourists this summer

include public education pro- features waterfalls,

“By opening caves to the public,
The Port McNeill cave also they hope to hasien much-needed
moon government legistation aimed at

grams at selected caves, the open- milk—-soft shining limestone de-: protecting and preserving caves, .
ing of a “cave park*’ at Anutz posits—.‘d “‘even pigmented Vancouver Island, they say, is
Lake, and helicopter tours to an trout swe. ning in one of the sitting on a tourist gold mine. | ~

underground glacier near Gold pools."

River. .

“The island has some of the

The deci.on to promote caves best available caving in Canada,"

And in the island’s future, she to tourists 1s an about-face forthe says Bischoff. ‘We've inyen-

decorated cave as a major tourist

2 says, is the opening of a heavily B.C. Speleological Federation, toried more than 650 caves, and

nouncing your sale in local ~

newspapers and hang notices
on nedrby street ‘corners *

attract “passing: drivers: Be,
sure to Include the date, time 4
and place, plis a‘vaindate,! -::

“2, MAXIMIZE PROFITS by
making your “saleables™!
sparkle, Many items, such
as small appliances and wash-
able furniture, can be cleaned
by spraying them with
Fantastik® spray cleaner and
wiping with a clean cloth or
damip sponge. ;

3.MAKE AN INVENTORY

a8 you-set up; use It later as 4 fascinating new world is opening this year for tourists.

a checklist ‘of what's bean

sold,

Po) Sees Les

rr. PRICE... TEMS | CLRARLY... |.
6, PLACE -SALE ITEMS IN. |;

ATTRACTIVE GROUPINGS
accotding to their function.
For example, put. recrea-
tional items such as books
and games in one area and
household equipment like
dishes and kitchen appliances
in another. This will make it
easier for customers to find
what they want, _

6. 8ET UP A "MINI-BANK”®
on the day of the sale: Keep a
box filled with coins and
small bills on hand so you'll
be. able to make change for
early bargain-hunters,
SEPP CREE REED
? % ?
? ouc Ask ?
(SoS CSR eee

_ WASHERS
Question: Although I’ve
tried several different deter-
gents, [ don’t think my wash
is coming out.as clean az it
should, What would cause
this?

Answer: It might be be-
cause you are using tao little
detezgent to hold soil in sus-
pension until i¢ can drain
away, any the home econo-
mista at Whirlpool Corpora-
tion, one of the leading
manufacturers of washers.
This causes soil to redepoait
on the clothes and can cause
grey, dingy laundry or spot-
ting and staining.

YOUR WASH WILL BE
CLEANER if you use
the right amount of
detergent for the load.

Question: When should I

“use cold water to save

energy?

Answer: Use cold water for
tnees, Some Ighily solled
and non-colorfast items may
be washed In cold water. Far
best results, dissolva pow-
ered detergent in warm or
hot water before adding to
cold water in the washer or
we a liquid detergent, and
pretreat spots and atains,

or

MONEY SAVING TIP; Read
the permanent care label in a
new garment before washing.
Follow the manufacturer's
care Instructions to avold
weshing mistakes that might
damage the clothing item.

During the heyday of the
powdered wig in France,
Ivis’ heads were laced to
‘orm ridges = upon which
the wigs could rest.

which represents six B.C. caving there are probably thousands

more, undiscovered. Why not
, follow. the lead of other countties
am Slucky enough to have limestone
y S-deposits, and make use of these
acaves for tourism, recreation,
~teducation and scientific study?”
~ Geological conditions are ideal
= for cave formation on Vancouver
Island, and limestone corridors
hundreds of thousands of years
old lead to a subterranean world
of fakes, rapids, football field
sized halls, and chambers bris-
tling with formations.

‘DEVIL'S BATH’

The northern half of the island,

in particular, has been called a
cave explorer's paradise, and will
be the focus of this summer's
tourist caving promotion,
. With the Mount Waddington
Regional District, which has
sponsored a survey of caves with
tourist and recreational-potential,
BCSF plans to erectumiarkers and
make educational titerature avail-
able at three up-island caves, -

The caves, “‘Devil’s Bath’’,
“Vanishing River'* and ‘‘Etemal
Fountain", are located in a
MacMillan Bloedet logging area,
and are indicated on the com-
pany's recreational maps."

Of particular geological inter-
est, Etemal Fountain is an exam-
ple of ‘‘exsurgence swallet*’:
water pours from the ground at the
cave site, forms a waterfall, then

Centuries ago, when a
man spoke of cattle, he
could have meant sheep,
dogs, hens, or any do-
mestic animal as well as
cows—which, at that
time, were called “kine.”
“Cattle” comes from the
Latin word capitale,
meaning wealth or prop-
erty, while "cow" and
“kine” come from the
Anglo-Saxon word _ cu.

2 oo

oLuck

The first cattle raised
in the United States,
“Texas"' longhorns, were
the descendants of the
eattle brought to Mexico
by the Spanish explorers
during the 16th and 17th
centuries,

- drops back under the falis into the

cave. Tourists can follow the
water into the cave for 120
metres, Bischoff says; -

RIVER DISAPPEARS -

At ‘Vanishing River, tourists -

can stand on a viewing platform
and watch the Benson River dis-
appear into the ground.

The .proposed cave park at

Anutz Lake features a limestone -

archway where explanatory mark-
ers inform tourists haw caves are
formed, A tour guide, lights and
helmets will be available at the
cave, where “you can go in just

far enough to tell whether you get .

cave-claustrophobic.""

And at Gold River, tourists can -
take a seven-minute helicopter -

ride to a mountain named “'Q-5""
for a look at an underground
glacier.

YEARS OF DEBRIS
” Because the glacier dips down
60 melres ot one point, tourists
can see years of layering and

debris buried inside the glacier. -
“The tour, which costs about $25 -

and takes two hours, runs from
late June through August, with
extra trips scheduled during Gold
River's “Logger Sports Days”,
June 23 and 24, °

B.C. tourists are ready to be
educaled about caves, says
Bischoff, and BCSF’s hand-out
literature will stress cave safety
and conservation, as well as list
locations of other beginners’
caves to explore. ‘

Tourists can also look forward .

to more cave parks on Vancouver
Island. The new open-door policy
is actually a conservation meas-
ure, says Bischoff, because only

a cave-conscious public will:

be sepsitive to caves’ extreme
fragility: +

’ “Carelessriess or vandals can”

destroy a half-million-year old
formation in minutes,"' says one
caver. “Even a muddy footprint
in a dry area will last forever. ”*

There’s more beautiful B.C.
than meets the eye on Vancouver
Island. it lies underground, and
this is the year tourists begin to
discover it.

BE THE
START OF

ne The Canadian Coast Guard Base at Prince Rupert

s cordially invites the Public

open at 1230 hours,

PRO
1300 hours - Life Raft ¢@

A surprising but sim-
ple way to help prevent
against new mastitis in-
fections in dairy cows
has been developed by
3M. Teat Shield™ is a
liquid that is applied to
the cow's teats. Ht dries
quickly, forming a soft

Beacon lights

GUARD DAY, Sunday May 27, 1979, featuring an
exhibition of Coast Guard vessels, helicopters and
equipment used to promote safe navigation. Doars

OGR.

leployment

1320 hours « Buoy laying operation

1330 hours - Fisres: and line throwing demonstration
1340 hours - Fire monitor demonstration

1400 hours - Cloo Stung rides

1400 hours - Helicopter rides |

ON DISPLAY
Buoy tender “Alexander MacKenzle”, Search and
Rescue cutter, Radio & electronic equipment, Buoys,
and work shops, Generators, Fog
Detectors and horna, Pollution Cleanup equipment,
Wind powered generator, Sikorsky helicopter -

to participate in COAST

AM

film that covers the teat.

This shield stays on from
one milking to the next,
keeping envrienmental
organisms from entering
the teat canal and
causing new mastitis
infections,

>,

4
et

Sealed Tenders marked for

1) “REPAINT
8) Red Cross Hospital
b) Survival Stations

Highways"

British Columbia
—_ Buildings Corporation

c) Ministry of Transportation, Communication and

2) “CONCRETE FLOOR, Ministry of Transportation,
Communication and Highways”

3) EXTEND PORCHES, Court House”

=~

“Atlin, B.C.” for:

"he Herald, Wednesday, May 23, 1979, Paget

‘more than anything? A pet
’ of their own, When you fecl
they are ready to care for a
Puppy or kitten, these
pointers can make its arrival
easier on you, and on your
“home, .

A kitten will usually
hougebreak itself if you pro-
_vide a litter box In a con-
’ venient place. But a puppy
_needs to be trained, This
can help:

Hang a small bell from
. the front door and make
sure the children Jingle it
every time they take the
_ puppy out, He'll soon learn
. to jingle it himsalf when he
neadg to go out.

Most animals shed to
“some degree, so your chil-

dren should be encouraged
to brush often, especially if
their pet had a long, profuse

eliminates some of the ‘'fall-
out’’ but even well-groomed

‘coat, Regular grooming.

POODLE

fag. When this unique de-
odorizing foam is dry —in as
little as 15 minutes —~just
vacuum it up.. Your rug-is
clean and odor-free, your
whole room smells fresh.
That's because Lestoil
Deodorizing Rug Shampoo
doesn't just mask odors. Its
exclusive deodorizing sys-
tem actually counteracts
them, evan in damp
weather when: smells are
most obvious.

The Lestoil pet experts
have an answer for another
common prablem, To teach

pets shed. Another problam:
animals pick up odors out-
“doors, retain them in their th
- hair oe fur and bring them in
‘inside, Carpeting attracts
_ and holds them, along with
stray hairs, dirt and traces
'* of pet waste.
Now there is a way to
solve this prablem. Simply

vemos

car Stee an Wee
Help Wanted”.
. OM BG

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

S The Terrace Cerebral Palsy Association requires an
Executive Director to administer the operation of the.
Terrace Child Development Centre... -

The centre is an interdisciplinary treatment facility
for multi-handicapped pre-school age children,

ag "aS ty oy
‘Applicants should have experience working wih
children and should have some understanding of the
special needs of handicapped children and their
families, a

Lec pt

" Experience in personnel management and office
administration would be an asret,

Apply in writing stating qualifications and expected.
salary to The President, Terrace Cerebral Palsy.
Association, 2510 South Eby St., Terrace, B.C. "

Closing date is June 1, 1979.

COT rn a a ra eo

Part-Time

CLERICAL OPPORTUNITY|

' THE JOB:

- Varied typing & Clerical duties
- Posting custe:ner accounts

- Cashier duf!

- Some customer account work.

- Good typing abllity
- “ccuracy with figures

| THE SKILLS
-b me previous clerical experience.

a cat to scratch his post, not
the furniture, place the post
the room where he sleeps.
Cats tend to scratch most
when they awaken. from a

nap. .

“With a little planning,
and a can of Lestoil Deadar-
izing Rug Shampoo, you can,

spray Lestoil Deodorizing keep your pets—and your
Rug Shampoo all over your

kids —out,.ofthe doghouse! |.

‘ feeqneipinung pre nenque ot ofa mg oy de to seta 4

- ~ Pet Care Corner:
A NEW PET FOR YOU? ~~;
What do most kids want ve a4

' This is presently a half time position with the -
‘possibility of developing Into full tine.

Phone 636-6310

TRADERS GROUP LIMITED @. i

4609 LAKELSE AVENUE

=

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NEEDED IMMEDIATELY BY
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JOURNEYMEN HEAVY DUTY
MECHANICS,
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+

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LOGS FOR SALE

APPLICATION no. 5014

Species - Hemlock Saw Logs Total Volume - 708.4 Cubic
metres Log average - 46 cubic metres Location -
Terrace, B.C,

APPLICATION: no. 5017

Species - Spruce Saw Logs Totat volume - 1673.1 cubic
metres Log average - 1.00 cubic metres Location -
Terrace, B.C,

Pune details for inspection will be supplied on

request by:
INDIAN HEAD TRADING CO, LTD.
Sulte $01 - 2695 Granylile St.
Vancouver, B.C, V6H 3Hé

Phone 138-45
(01-28M) one 126-6586

a
ands

Will be received up to 3:00 P.M, local time the 12th day

of June, 1079, and those avallable at that time will be

epened in public.at 4827 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, B.C.
AG AKT.

Tender documents may be obtained at the above ad-
dress AND Government Agent, Third Sireet, Atlin,
Tenders may be viewed at Amalgamated Construction
Association, 2873 Oak Street, Vancouver, 8,C,; Bulkley
Valley - Lakes District Construction Association, 4124
Railway Avenue, Smithers, B.C. Prince Rapert
Construction Association, No, 2 + 222 Third Avenue
West, Prince Rupert, B.C.; Terrace - Kitimat Con-
suction Association, 4931 Kelth Avenue, Terrace,

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

Enquirles may be directed to the Bullding Manager,
K.L, Eastman, 4827 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C., VEG
1K? telephone 834-4191 or Technical Services Manager,
Mr. C.W. Woll, 2275 Quinn Street, Prince George, B.C.,
VIN 2X4, telephone 562-9131, local 798,

A

‘TO:
FINNING

CONTACT
_ STAN PETERSON

BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.
APPLICATION MAY BE MADE

TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT. CO LTD,
4621-KeitH Avenue
Terrace, B, C,

HENRY HORNSBERGER

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