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"AUTOMOBILES |

cyl, standard. New tires &
engine, $800. 635-9590. (c3-15)

For Sale: 1966 Chev H.D. V2 ~

fon. 4 sp. trans. alsa 1978
Honda CB 400. 635-6697 or

635-7377, (p4-18)

1973 Chrysler Newport
custom. 400: Va, automatic,
radials, dual exhaust. $1550
O:B8,0, Phone 635-9998 bet- -
ween- 68 p.m ~

For Sale: 1975 Ford Ranger
XLT $150, Excellent con-
dition. 4900 miles. 351
Cleveland engine. 3 spd.
auto, $4000. 635-9680. (3-15)

For Sale: 1976 Granada, only
79,000 miles, 2 door hardlop,
V.8, excellent condition.

$3,700 firm. Phone 635-9247. _

(p5-14)

For Sale: 1969 El Camino,
good condition. new radial
tires, $1200. Phone 635-4716
afier 5. (p3-12)

For Sale: 1974 Chev 4x4.
P.S., auto, canopy, winch,
41x15 Armstrong tires.
$4,300. Phone 625-2698. (p3-
12)

1974 Fiat SW. Good con-
dition. Front wheel drive,
radial tires, AM radio. Any
reasonable offer accepted.
Call. 635-9444 or 638-1418. (p2-
13) ‘

1974 GMC %4 ton 4x4, 638-1078
atter 6 p.m.

1969 El Carino; good con-
dition, new radia) tires,
$1200. Phone 635-4716 after 5
Pm, = (pd-15)

1974 Volvo, 145 Wagon. Must
be seen. Asking $1000. View

at 4712 Loen or 798-2488, (p2- *

13)

“4970 Olds Cutlass 4 door

‘hardiop, 638-8259. (4-15)

1976 Mustang Cobra II, 302,
4speed, 39,000 miles. Best
cHer takes. Phone 635-3594
ater 5 p.m. (c5-18)

"For Sale: 1976 Mazda Mizer
608, 20,000 miles. Excellent
condition. Phone 635-5832.

- (p5-14)

Gar for Sale. Must:sell, 1973
Celica. Low mileage in
‘excellent condition: 638-1267.

: For Sale: 197% Ford Ran- -

chwagon, PS, PB, VE, auto.
- Good condition. 36,000 miles.
:JAsking $1,800.00 Phone 638-
1455

“1976 Dodge Tradesman Van
100." PB, PS. Insulated
.panel, chrome sidepipes, 318
ec. $4000 firm, Tel. 635-7025.

1970 Pontlac 4 dr. 350 cu, In.
P.S., P.B., - $975. 1974
Mercury Botcat - $1195, 1972
Toyota Corolla - $975. Rosh
Enterprises Auto Sales. DL
No. 02193A.

For Sale: 1973 Road Runner
Dodge. Excellent condition.
Phone 635-3412.

for Sale: 1971 Ford P.U. 2

- 1976

‘58. MOBILE |

-. HOMES
1968 - 10x44 Parkwood’
tratler. Furnished.

Reasonable. Phone 635-2497
after 5 p.m. (pS-14})

For Sate; 12x56 two bdrm.
Knight trailer, Located. on
115x150 ff. lot. Fully fenced

- and landscaped, has garden,

greenhouse and .garage.
Phone’ . 635-5596. | (p10-21)

For Sale - 1972 3-2 bedroom
traller, depending. Franklin
4lre place, unfurnished.
Compieted 8° x 18’ carpeted
addition. Located In Thor-.
nhili. Price $6,500. Call 635-
9589, or 633-2455.

27 ~~ Frontler
motorhome. *Full bathroom
with tub. TV hookup, winter
windows. New tires, €.B.,

NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE ishereby given that
an application will be made
to the Diractor of Vital
Statistics for a change of
name, pursuant to the

provisions of the “Change of -

Name Aci.’ by me:- Hazel
Mae Stephens of 2405 Apple
Street in Terrace, B.C. as
follows: -

My minor unmarried
childrens name from Wayne
Daryl Stephens to Wayne
Daryl Crmandy. :
Dated this day of September,
A.D. 1978 a

Signed ~
radio. Excellent condition. ‘
Phone 615-6011. jazel Stephens
For Sate: 1971 Glendale APPLICATION FORA

trailer. Fully furnished, in
excellent shape, on V2 acre
treed & landscaped fot, with
work shop,.loey shack &
wood shed. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Must sell.
$26,500. Phone 638-8224. (p5-
22)

ee 3

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile homes from
as low as $100.0 down.
OAC.

Set up and delivered,
‘trades welcome

Phone collect 591-5105
(otf

Rent or Purchase 1972 ¥2xéB
Paramont house trailer with
fireplace near stores and
schools, on private lot. Rent
$255. per month with option
to buy or purchase $9,500
open to offers. Will carry
second morgage if nec.
Phone 112-762-4612. Write
Joe Rarke, Gen Del, Win-
field, B.C. (ctf)

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES

For Sale or Trade: 1975
Security, G.M.C. chassis. 18
ft. molor home. Priced ta
sell. Offers considered or
will: trade motor home on
house to purchase, Please
635-3211.

phone (p3-12)

For Sale: Fully camperized
GMC walk-in van. Includes
stereo, stove, 3-way fridge,
furnace, tollet, shower, hat
water heater-pump. New
motor & trans. Must be seen,
109-3530 Kalum St. Phone
635-4037 after 6 p.m. (¢3-19)

For Sale: Vanguard 8¥2’
camper, sleeps 4, completely
recovered with new
aluminum, stove, icebox and
jacks. Phone 635-3589. (p3-
12)

8’9".Security camper. 3-way
fridge, furnace, 3 burner.
stove. Phone -635-3867 . (p3-
1)

For Sale: afl running gear
off 1973 Toyota Corolla 1600.
Back window with defrost.
Motor tas Jess than 72000
miles since rings, bearings
and valves were dene. Call
635-2671 after 6 p.m. (p3-12)

‘For Sale 1968 Vauxhall.
2080, (p10-15)

4 AT Trackers on 15x10 CDN
rims, GM-Chev, Phone, 635-
5092 (ctf) -

635.

“Super Special! 1974 Ford %
ton pickup. Power steering,
power brakes, automatic,
duel tanks. 8’ Okanagan
camper. Fridge and furnace. -
‘$4995. See ihis unit at
Camperland. Dealer licence
Dooé11A. (c5-14)

1974 Fiat S.W. Good con-
ditlon. Front wheel drive,
radial tires, 2 winter tires on
-rlms, AM radio. Best offer
accepted. Cal) 635-9444 or
638-1418 after §. (p2-12)

50. MOBILE
HOMES |

For Sale: 1970 12x43 two
bdrm. trailer. Furnished.
Set up In trailer court in
town. §’x10- finished ad-
dition. Call 635-4366. (p5-14}

‘For Sale by Owner: 2 bdrm.
mohlile home with 8x45 ad-

» ‘dition with 1 bdem. & Ashley

wood heater, New olf fur-
hace, drilled well, fruit trees
& lawns. Lot 80x200, Phone
635-5458. (€10-22)

Avaltable now: 3 trailer
spaces for 8’, 10° or 12” wide’
traliers. Century Maebile
Home Park. Phone 635-7690.

(p5-15)

For Sale or Trade: 1975
Security, G.M.C, chassis, 18
1. Motor Home priced to
sell. Offers considered or
will trade motor home on
house to purchase. Please
phone 635-3211.

7» Travelaire. Electric
brakes, stove, furnace and
ice box. $1500. Phone 635-
5416. (€5-14)

For: Sale: 8’ camper with
icebox, 3 burner stove,
furnace, jacks. Phone  635-
5926 after 5 p.m. (pi3-19) |

1977 Bonnaire hard top: tent
iraller, Sleeps 6. Asking
price $1500. Phone 635-9322.
(pa-15) :

NOTICE TO
CREDITORS

Estale of the deceased:
MORRISON, Simon J, late
of Skeenavlew Lodge,
Terrace, B.C. = and
MYSTROVICH, George late
of Skeenaview Lodge,
Terrace, ‘B.C.

Creditors and others having
claims against the sald
estates, are herby required
to send them duly verified to
the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 800
Hornby Sireet, Vancouver,
B.C,, V4Z 2C5, before Oc-
tober 18, 1978, after which
date the assets of the said
estates will be distributed,
having regard only to claims
that have been recelved.

CLINTON W. FOOTE
«PUBLIC TRUSTEE
(¢4-6,13,20,27)

PERMIT UNDER
THE POLLUTION
CONTROL ACT, 1967
(EFFLUENT)

This application is to be
filed with the Director,
Pollution Contrel Branch.
Parliament Buildings,
Vietorla, British Columbia.
Any person who qualifies as
an objector under section 13
(2) of the Pollution Control
Act, 1967 may, within 30 days
of the date of application, or
within 30 days of the date of
publication in The Briilsh
Columbla Gazette or in a
newspaper; or, where
service is required, within 30
days of ihe serving of a copy
of ihe apptication, file with
the Director an objection in
writing to the granting of a
permit, stating the manner
in which he is affected.
Those who do not so qualify
may file with the Pollution
Coniroal Board an objection
In writing under section 13
(4), In the same manner and
(lme period as described
above. |

1. |, Geeraert Enterprises
Limited of 4551 Greig
Avenue, Terrace, 6.C.
hereby apply to the Director
for a permit to discharge
effluent from Thornhill Hotel
located at Thornhill, B.C.,
Soulh side of Skeena River
located near Terrace,
British Columbia inte
drainfield as noted which

flows and discharges and

give notice of my application

.to alt persons affected.

2. The land upen which the
works are tocated is Lot 1,
Part of Lot 50, Plan 4769 and
remainder of Lot 50, Plan
4769, Disirict Lot 370, Range
5, Coast District.

3. The discharge shail be
located at Lot 2, Part af Lot
50, Pian 4769 and remainder
of Lot 50, Plan 4769, District
Lot 370, Range 5, Coast
District.

The quantity of effivent to
be discharged fs as fotfows:
Average annual daily
discharge (Based an
operating periad) 10,000
(Imperial gallons).
Maximum dallydis¢harge
35,000 (Imperial gallons).
The operating period during
which the effluent will be
discharged [Is Cantinyous.
~ 5, The characteristics of
the effluent discharged shall
be equivalent to or better
than 60 ppm &.5. 45 ppm
B.0.D. ph 65 - 7,5.

The type of treatment to be
applied to the effluent before
discharge Is as follows:
Package Treatment, N.P.S.
System (Northern
Purification Services
System)

7, +%|, Harold Reay,
Treasurer hereby cerilfy
that a copy of this ap-
plication has been received
by the Regional District. of
Kitimat-Stikine.

Harold Reay

8. This application, dated
on the 28 day of August 1978,
was posted on the ground in
accordance with the
Pollution Control
Regulations. |

by R.J..Morgan, P. Eng.,

McElhanney Surveying &
Engineering Lid. Terrace,
B.C. (c1,-11)

Sealed tenders for the
following stand tending
conitract(s) will be recelved
by the District Forester,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C., on ihe dates”
shown below. Lf

1. Contract ST 1031-10-6US
Located Ski Hill No. 3
Ranger District’ Terrace
Number of hectares 39.94
Viewing date September 20,
1974, Jeaving Ranger Statlon

at 9:00 ALM.

Note: Viewlng of the stand
tending site prier to sub-
mitting a fender for this
contract Is mandatory..
‘ Deadline for receipt of
tenders [5 3:30 p.m. Sep-
tember — 29, 1976,

2. Contract $T:1031-10-7 JS
Located Ski Hil! No. 4
Ranger District Terrace
Number of hectares 33.02
Viewing date September 20,
1978, teaving Ranger Station
at 9:00 A.M.

Note: Viewing of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract is mandatory.

Deadline for receipt of
tenders is 3:30 p.m. Sep-
tember 29, 1978.

3, Contract ST 1031-10-86 JS
Located Ski HII No. §
Ranger District Terrace
Number of hectares 12.2
Viewing date September 20,
1976, teaving Ranger Station
at 9:00 A.M.

Note: ViewIng of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a fender for this
contract Is mandatory.

Deadline for receipt of

-fenders Is 3:30 p.m. Sep-

tember 29, 1978

4. Contract ST 1031-10-9 JS,
Cr-Located Ski Hill No. 6
Ranger District Terrace
Number of hectares. 15.42

. Viewing date September 20,

1978, leaving Ranger Station
at 9:00 A.M.

Note: Viewing of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a fender for this
contract’ is mandatory.

Deadline for recelpt of
tenders Is 3:30 p.m. Sep-
tember 29, 1979,

Tenders musi be sub-
mitted on the form and In the
envelopes supplied which,
with particulars, may . be
obtained from the Forest
Rangerts) “indicated, “or
from the District Forester,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C.

The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted. "7 (¢3-15)

JOB OPP’S
CANADA
MANPOWER

FIELD ACCOUNTANT -
Camp job, Queen Charlotte
Islands. Cost accounting,
inventory control plus time
keeping. Experience
required, 1st aid an asset ‘b‘
ticket.

PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERS -
Must be qualified with
certificate

MOBILE HYDRAULICS
INSTRUCTOR - 5 years
experience in mobile plus
industria] hydraulics.

SHEET METAL WORKER -
Must he experienced ap-
prentice with 2 or more
years experience would be
acceptable. Union wage. 2
positions,

REFRIGERATION
MECHANIC - Experienced.
Union wage.

TV TECH - Experienced or
graduate of electrical
course, $6.00 per hour plus
D.O.E. '

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‘Ali will use
condition and
brains to win

NEW ORLEANS (AP) —
Muhammad Ali boasts that
his physical condition is
better than it's been for
several years, That and Ali’s
wits are the key in his bid to
beat heavyweight champion
Leon Spinks, says Angelo
Dundee.

“T see it as a very tough
fight,” Dundee, who has
worked in Ali’s corner for all
of his pro fights, said
Tuesday of the World Boxing
Association heavyweight
title bout in the Superdome
on Friday night.

"I see it as a L5-round
fight. I don't see any knock-
downs. 1 see it as the sur-
vival of the fittest ... and [
know my guy is fil"

One unusual aspect of this
fight is that it is Ali who will
have to change his style,
rather than his opponent. In
many of his fights, Ali has
made his opponent play his
game. In Las Vegas last Feb,

15, Spinks beat Ali at Ali’s

game and won the world
title.

ESCAPES |
ASSASSINATION

BEIRUT (AP) — North
Yemen's new president, Ali
Abdulla Saleh, escaped
unharmed from a_ recent
assassination attempt in
San’a, the capital of the Red
Sea republic, the inde-
pendent Beirut newspaper
An Nahar reported Tuesday.
The report quoted Arab
diplomatic sources as saying
the president’s aide was
killed in the attack. The aide
was not identified.

This time Spinks expects
Ali ta be more aggressive,
rather than trying to make
Spinks tire himself, “I ex-
pect him to come stronger,”
the champion said. ‘'He
wants it back bad ... and I
want to keep it just as bad."

TANK FULL

“Tt ain't the trick to wait
for the guy to empty his gas
tank,” Dundee said of Ali's
first fight tactics which were
to make Spinks punch
himself out in the early
rounds. "The gas tank is full,
He's 25 years old.”

Then Dundee tapped his
head with a finger and said:
“This is what is going to lick
Spinks. It's going to be the
noodle. He (Ali) is going to
have to fight a smart,
calculated fight.”

Spinks, who will weigh
some 20 pounds less than Ali
but has tremendous upper
body strength, can once
again be expected lo try and
pressure his 36-year-old

opponent.
“There ain't a man in the
world that can beat

Muhammad Ali in boxing,”
said Spinks, ‘‘because then
he’s fighting at his range,”
Ali, who has an 90-inch
reach, four more inches than
Spinks, has preferred to fight
at arms‘length but as he has
grown older this has been
increasingly difficult ta do.

Spinks is taking nothing
for granted. He has brought
George Benton back into his
camp to help trainer Sam
Solomon devise strategy for
the fight. It was Benton who
got Spinks to pound Ali an the
left shoulder every time Ali
went into a defensive shell in
the first fight. This tactic
took the snap out of Ali's
famed left jab as the fight
progressed.

THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 13, 1978, PAGE 7:

sports |

Lions add players
to stop slide

VANCOUVER (CP)
British Columbia Lions
placed two players on five-
day. trials Monday in an
attempt to stop their three-

game losing streak in the ©

Canadian Footbali League.

Import running back John
Henry White and Canadian
wide receiver Mark Me-
Donald both practiced with
the Lions, who play the
Stampeders Sunday in
Calgary. ,

White is a five-foot-10, 190-
pounder recently released by
Kansas City Chiefs of the
National Football League.
The Lions attempted to sign
White last spring fallowing
his graduation from
Louisiana Tech.

The Lions have used im-
ports Larry Key and Harry
Holt’ in the offensive back-
field the last four games, but
head coach Vie Rapp said
Monday that Holt is more
suited for a receiver's po-
sition and might be switched
to tight end,

PLAYED FOR STAMPS

McDonald is a Vancouver
native who' was traded to
Winnipeg Blue Bombers in

1975. He was released by .

Winnipeg earlier this year
and was on the Calgary
roster for six games before
being cut,

B.C., with a 3-4-2 record,
hasn’t lost by more than
eight points this season and
Rapp said: '‘Nobady’s really
beat us—we've beat our-
selves,”

He said Jerry Tagge will
be his starting quarterback
in Calgary. Tagge has been

plagued by untimely in-
terceptions lately and Gary
Keithley started in B.C,'s 15-
9 loss here -Saturday to
Saskatchewan Roughriders,

Rapp and Tagge hada i'2-
hour meeting Monday and
the coach Jater said: “I think
he's really bowed his neck.”

“T think you're going to see
a totally different game from
him ... he knows it's time to
take the bull by the ass and

go.” .

Reds win
CINCINNATL (AP)
Champ Summers hit a
towering home run in the
sixth inning and a freak play
in the ninth gave Cincinnati
Reds a 4-3 victory over
Houston Astros in a National
League baseball game

Tuesday night.

The ninth-inning play
came with one out after Joe
Sambito, 4-8, had walked
pinch-hitter Ken Henderson.
Rick Auerbach attempted a
sacrifice, Sambito fielded
the ball and attempted to
force Henderson at second
base, But shortstop Rafael
Landestoy missed the throw,
allowing Henderson to score
the winning run,

Dave Bair, 7-5, got ‘the vic-
tory, pitching the ninth in-
ning and allowing one hit.

Enos Cabell drove in all °

three Houston runs with a
solo home run in the second
inning and a two-run single
in the eighth that tied the
score 3-3.

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