57. Automobiles -

174 Dadge. Monaco, 34,000
miles. 2 spare rims with tires,
plus one new tire. A-1 condition.
Phone 635-5008 or can be seen at
4924 Agar. (¢-3)

1972 International Travel-Al, .

“excellent condition, AC, PB, PS,
AN-FM, radials: will accept
‘ anyreasonable offer. Must sell.
Phone 635-2485 after 6. (c-3)

1972 Datsun 510. New tires,
paint, with radio and tapé deck.
39,000 miles. Excellent con-
dition throughout. Asking $1750.
Phone 638-1354. (p-3)

For Sale 1972 Datsun stetlon
wagon. 47,000 mites. Mag
wheels. Good tires. $1200. Phone
635-4059. (c-3) .

PRICED FOR auick |
SALE oo

1964 Mercury 750 Tandem
dump truck in gocd running
condition.

635-7838
Noe.

on A
7a
Malibu Classic
: Excellent condition - 50,000
miles. Radial tires, P.S. full
wheel covers, cleble head
lights. co

Phone
: 635-9562
(eth) ,

1977 Ram. Charger, 4 wheel
drive. Fully loaded with

everything except tilt steering °-

wheel and-A.C. $9000 or best
offer. For more information call
635-2738. (p-7) : :

Lease & Used
Cars for Sale -

1973 Chev 4x4. Auto. PS.

1972 Maida Pick-up, 4 speed.
-1975 Malibu Classic, 4 door.
1974 Mazda Pick-up, Rotery,-4
speed. sO,
1974 Olds, .4 door, air con-
difloning etc.

1914 G.M.C.°% ton, 4x4, 4

speed.
1972 Pontiac station wagon, V-
8, Auto.
196? Mercury quis, 4 door
hardtop, alr cond, loaded. Tis
week's special. $995.00
1967 Mercury Cougar. 2 door,
V-5, Auto. $3995.00
1972 Scout 4x4, Auto, P.S.
., 178, Datsun, B219, with, radjal
“tres.” ae

_ ToView
Copper Mountain Ent. Ltd.
3026 Hwy. 16 E.
635-4373

DL &6054

58, Mobile Homes

Bultding 8 house, must sali.
Beautiful 12x68 Safewsy manor.
‘Only $9,500 or will consider
trade for 4wheel drive. Phone:
635-2715. {p-3) ‘

12x55’ 3 bedroom traller, will
consider pickup and camper,
Sth wheeler or boat and motor
as part payment. Phone 635-
5970. (p-7}

For sale 12x68 Empiral.
Heavy duty washer and dryer,
fridge and stove (separate
laundry room). Excellent
condition. Joey Shack, skirted.
Located at Nass Camp.
$12,995.00, or open to offers, Call
633-2421, collect. (c-1,3,4,6) -

For Sale by owner. Adjoining

_ waterfrant on Sandspit, Queen

Charlottes. Ideally located and

beautiful view. And turnished 3

bedroom hame on 2 acre lot, 60°

mobile home on.¥2 acre, glassed

tn porch. Far more Information,

_ eal) 637-5371, or write Box 51,
Sandspit. {¢-11)

58. Mobile Homes

For Sale: -1972 12x68 Generai

mobile home. Sacrifice price. 3 -

bedroom, laundry rm., large,
kitchen, tiving rm. For details
cail after 6 p.m. 635-2811, -

One bedroom trailer for rent.’
$85 per month. Fridge and stove
and table and chairs Included.
Neilson Rd, New Remo. Phone
635-6904, Westerhof Apts. (c-3)

Must sell 12x62 trailer. 1974.
With sliding glass door, 2 joey
shacks, one finished. Washer,
dryer, fridge and stove. $11,500
or dest offer. Phone 635-3110.
(p-1,3,4,6,8}

For sale: 12'x46' Duchess
traller with Joey shack. Extras,
good shape, all set up. No down
payment, assume payments.
Phone 635-3428. © (p-19,1,3)-

For Sale, two bedroom Mobile
Home with finished: Insulated

Joey Shack on large fenced...

landscaped Iot close to Terrace
on paved road. Lot or Home can
be bought separately. Asking

$14,000. Phone evenings 634-

5214. (p-3)

66. Rec, Vehicles

8' Lil Lark camper, stove,

fridge and furnace, 635-3546..

View at 3867 Pine Avenue. (p-3)

- | :
16 foot Hollday trailer, three
way fridge, stove, sleeps six.
Phone 635-3525. (p-3)

For sale 1973 Scamper,

tandem axle travel trailer. 19’,

fully self-contalned. Canbe seen
In Terrace. Call 636-2970, (¢-12}

For sale 1973 Scamper.
tandem axle travel trailer. 19°,
fully self-contslned. Can be seen
in Terrace. Call 635-2270. {c-12)

68. Legal

“JANICE MARJORIE .

WALKER, PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE THAT a hearing
concerning your daughter
Amelia Linda Walker, born 27th
day of February, 1973, will take
place an the 13th of July, 1977 at
the Provincla! Court of Gritish
Columbla, Family Division,
Holden at Prince Rupert and:
that you may attend at the
hearing and that you are en-
titled to oppose such appilcation
by the Superintendent of Child
Welfare by appearing in person
or as reprasented by Counsel
and that if you do not appear

’.-and are not represented by

Counsel to oppose such ap-
plication, an Order may be
made in your absence com-
mitting Amelia Linda Walker ta.
the temporary er permanent
custody of the Superintendent of
Child welfare and the can-

sequences of such an Order are

that you wiil lose your right to
have custody of Amelia Linda
Walker without’a further Order
of this Court.’ .(c-3)

andgeultural links wi
pro

Py

MONTREAL (CP) --
English-speaking Catholics
in Quebec, with religious
the

ince’s French majority,
are searching for a suitable
Christian response to the
Parti Quebecois govern-
ment’s goal of French
primacy.

The -apporpriate
responses are not im-
mediately apparent, says
Bishep Leonard J. Crowley,
auxiliary bishop of the
diocese of Montreal in
charge of English-speaking
Catholics. He admits he is
still groping for answers to a
“complex and difficult’
political problem.

Bishop Crowley told 300
people at Concordia
University attending a
seminar on The Christain as
a Political Person that it is

_not certain the proposed PQ,

‘68. Legal

‘Mate... EL-5800

Invitation fo tender.

The North Coast Division Office
of British Columbla Hydro and |
Power Quthority Invites con-
tractors interested In per-
forming the following work:

“to drill and develop two
water wells at Dease Lake,
B.C."

Such offers will be recelved
unttl 4 p.m. Friday, 13 June,
Wi?

To obtain the required
decuments please direct
enquiries to: ;

Mr. F.b. Janauver
4722 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C,

Phone 638-6101. (¢-3)

The following items are apen
for bids on an as Is, where {5
'pasis. ,

1 Facit Calculator

1 Phillips P-100 Scientific
Calevlator - .

1-Canon €91001 Phillips 10-F.

The above are plug in types
and electronic with no read-out

fapes.

Also for bids are:

2 Hand Caicuiators, being an
Elsi Mate EL-102 m and 1 Elsi
Scientific
Caleulator..§ - -

_ Also open for bids on an as Is,
where Is basts: .

2 gold colour Skyway suif-
cases, 1 large, ane medium
sized, 1 Jerome Alexander
halrblower, 3 burgundy knit
suit, 1 blue wrap skirt, 2 blue
blouses, 1 palr brown coulettes,
1 yellow Angora sweater; |!
brown and cream short car-
digan. 1 fur car coat.

Bids will close June 15, 1977.
Items to be viewed at 3298
Kalum St - Sulte 7 or phone 635-
7173 (¢-15,18,1,9,6,8,11) ‘

Tenders for the demolition
and-or removal of the building

- known as the old United Chirch

hall, situated on lots 17 and 18,
Block 23, S-D.D.L. 466, Plan 618,
Stewart B.C. will be recelved
until July 15, 1977, by R. Scales,
4810 Olson Ave., Terrace, 8.C.
Ail materials and debris must
be removed from the site and
the site left In clean and tidy
condition satisfactory to the,
owner's representative name
above. ;
- Tenderers , must be
adequately insured against
liability ‘during the demolition
and removal procedure, The
tenderer Is responsible for
obtaining any and ali necessary
permits to carry out ihe work.
All work is to be completed
and the site ready for inspection
by August 31,1977. - -
(c-9,8,13,18) :

* Painting

DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
NOTICE

SEALED TENDERS, marked
Exterior Painting - Northwest :
Community College, 5330
McConnell, Terrace, 8.C. for
’ fexterlor) of the
Cafeteria and remainder of A

. Dorm wili be: accepted by the
- Honourable,

the Minister,
Department of Public Works, ¢-
o Foreman of Works, 4827 Kelth
‘Avenue, Terrace, B.C. upto 2

pin, June 17, 1977.

Tendering documents may be
abtalned from Ministry of
Public Works, 4627 Keith
Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and also
viewed at 4927 Keith Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. on and after June
1, W977. .

The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted, (c-
ay

_. Looking for

language legislation will
deny fundamental’ human

rights. ,
- “We may well inquire to
. what extent collective rights
may be protected before -

they begin ‘to impinge un-
duly on individual rights,”
he said, noting that the PQ
oposes to limit the use of
English in courts, to restrict
enrolments in English
schools and to increase
bureaucratic powers.
Although many English-
speaking. Catholics are
calling for strong church
leadership in the present
political confusion, Bishop
Crowley said, it is the laity
acting as. individuals who
can most. effectively
counteract ‘the forces in
ebec who are “opposed to
e spirit of fraternity.”

APPEAR RELUCTANT

Church  authorities-
confronted with an anli-
clerical climate and
diminished religious
practice, as well as wide-
ranging views among the
Quebec clergy-appear
reluctant to speak out about
the sityation.

In an interview last
month,. Maurice Cardinal
Roy of Quebec City said the

church must not begin to -

practise what would appear
to be “a new form of
paternalism.’ However, he
siad the church would
become involved it fun-
damental questions of social
morality should come into
paly.’” _
Claude Ryan, an activist
_ Catholie and publisher of the

IN QUEBEC

Christian so

Montreal daily LeDevoir,
which has ‘taken issue with
the PQ on many points, told
the seminar there is ‘“‘no
such thing as a universal
statement or directions’’ in
the current conflict and
_ there are no clear-cut
battlelines. :

The PQ has ideals which
are’ compatible with
Christian ethics, he noted,
particularly its desire to
promote honesty and
Openness in government,
Even the party’s promotion
of the French-Canadian

. collectivity, if ethically
prusued, is not incompatible
with a Christian view.

(Ryan also urged a
commitment to

would strive to know and

Quebec workers
will soon get top dollar.

,QUEBEC (CP) — Quebec
workers will enjoy the
highest minimum wage in

. Canada as of July 1, under a

decision to tie the minimum
wage to the average in-
dustrial wage every six
months, Labor Minister
Jacques Couture announced
‘Thursday.

The July increase will
bring the minimum hourly
rate to $3.15.-from the
‘current $3. ‘

At present, British
Columbia shares the highest
minimum hourly wage of $3
with Quebec. ;

The decision to fix the

minimum wage at 50.4 per
cent of* the average in-
dustrial wage each Jan, 1
and July 1 was reached
Wednesday by the pro-
vincial cabinet on Couture’s
recommendation.

Couture said the new rates
will not apply until Jan. 1

Economic conference.
fails to get results

PARIS (Reuter) —, The
North-South economic
dialogue drew t a close
here Thursday with little to
show from 18 months of
often stormy negotiations.

Delegates from the 27 rich
and poor participating
countries parted more in
sorrow than in anger after a
four-day ministerial con-
ference that “failed to
produce expected

. agreements.

The final negotiating
‘session lasted almost 40
hours without.a break,
probably arecordin modern
iplomacy. ~

But they failed to

ree on
two central items—how to
anize future consultation

between oil producers and
consumers to avoid a new
energy crisis, and how to
deal with the multi-billion-
dollar debts of the
developing countries.
The only major decisions
were a $1-billion special aid
offer by the. United States
‘and its industrial partners

and a pledge from them: to.

set up a common fund to
stabilize commodity prices.
‘The eight industrialized
countries. of Australia,
Canada, the European
Common Market (as one
unit.in the Paris meeting),
Japan, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland and the United
States wanted the
developing countries to
adopt a code of conduct de-
-signed to protect foreign
private investments,on their
territories from unfair
‘takeovers. ‘ .
A draft final declaration

under, scrutiny late Thor-.

1976 MONTEGO

DEMONSTRATOR

BROUGHAM 4 poon °5,495

& Pickups

Low mileage

1975 SKYHAWK
Y6-Automatic

1976 MAZDA MIZER

1972 BUICK CENTURION

$3,195
$4,495
$1,195

Parts

632-6181

Service Centre - Kitimat

1971 F260

% ton ¥8-automatic

1974 F250
% ton 4 speed V8

1975 F150
3 speed ¥8

Sales

632-6182

$4,795
$9,495
3,595

Dealer
Licence ,

‘No. 005284

*

sday said the developing
countries recognize that
rogress had been made

ard meeting some of
their proposals. o,
But the 19 developing
countries “noted with regret
that most of the proposals
for structural changes in the
international economic

system and certain of. the-

- proposals for urgent actions

»

Voy 4x8?
GYPROX

on pressing problems have
not been agreed upon.”

The 19 countries were Al-'

Beria, Argentina, Brazil,
Cameroun,' Egypt, India,
Indonesia, Iran, Iraq,
Jamaica, Mexico, Nigeria,
Pakistan, Peru, Saudi
Arabia, Venezuela,

Yugoslavia, Zaire and |

Zambia.

sa

“ee . . recon-. .
ciliation in which Christians “.

THE HERALD, Friday June 3, 1977, PAGE 11

understand one another’s
positions,and then become
involved in bridging the gap.

In any case, ‘whether or
not Quebec separtes is not
the all-important question,”
Ryan said. ‘What is more
important is how we treat
one another in the coming

In workshops at the
conference, some  par-

lution

ticipants said English-
speaking Catholics should
seek to participate
creatively in new alliances,
particularly with activist
‘French-speaking Catholics
whose views on education
community and individual
responsibility and freedom
of choice are often sharply
al variance with the
government's.

AUCTION

JUNE 6
7 p.m.

TERRACE HOTEL
4551 Greig Avenue
Terrace, B.C.

PREVIEW 5-7 P.M. ON DAY OF SALE

-Mahogany & Satinwood Wash -Oak Amoir

Stand

-Mahogany & Walnut Bedroom -Oak

Sulte

-Oak Tables

Oak Secretary Bookcase
-Oak Chairs -

-Pianos, organ

Ps

-Carved Occasional Tables
Sideboards (China
cabinet)

-plus many more fine antique
Items.

Pottery, glassware & brass of
all kinds

Mike suctll

R.R.2 Burns Lake LTD, 8.c. vos-1£0
Phone 694-3497 or 694-3330

_. FOR THE HOMEOWNER AND PROFESSIONAL

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