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1973 Ferd Ranger 4x4. Flat
Deck with tape deck. 52,000
miles. Phone 635-4798 or view
at 4840 Sunset Drive.
(P1021) —

FOR SALE: 1974 Ford
Ranchero, Excellent con.
ditlon. Can be seen at 2263
Hemlock Or, ‘Thornhill.
Asking $2900 firm. Phone
635-3463. -

(P3-16)

For Sate — 1974 Pinto. Good
mechanical condition. Very

" reasonably priced at $1100.

Phone 635-9058.
(P3-17)

"1974 1 jon Ford series 250.

360-V-8, auto-trans. Good
condition. Phone 638-1682
after 5.

1972 Ford Cortina 2,000 cc

_motor., 4 speed standard.

Very good condition. Phone
638-1602 after 5. _
(P3-17)

For sale, 1974 Datsun 62-10,
very good running condition.
Phone 635-5832. .
(P 5-19)

58,

MOBILE

HOMES -

12x60 Monarch Mobile
Home. 3 bedrooms and
partlatily furnished, 6x25 joey
shack. Asking $6,000 Phone
635-3542, (c6-19)

“For sale: 12x55 3 be
moblie “home. Ss
locating, fridge and stove.
Phone 635-5970.

(€5-16)

1968 Genral, 12'x56’ trailer,
with joey shack. Un-

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furnished, set up and skirted |

in park in Terrace. $6,000.
O.B.0. before March 24-78.
See at space No, 17-5016 Park
Ave. or phone 635-6174 days..
(P-7,10,19,12,14,15,16,17)

“FOR SALE: 12x46 two,
bedrogm mobile home.
Located on fuily serviced tot
In Thornhill. Asking $13500.
Financing avaliable.
‘Contact Gerry Warren at
Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C.
‘Phone 635-7117 (ctf) .

Fully furnished 3 bedroom
12464 mobile home. Large
landscaped lot 84x210, ‘will

rent the lot? Rent tree for -1..

year if fraller Is bought
separately. For more In-
formation 638-1507. (5-17)

6% foot camper.. Im-
maculate condition. Fridge,
furnace and overhead bunk.
Used one summer. Priced to
sell at $2,800. Phone 635-9058.
(P3-17)}

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TENDERS

Miniatry ot
Forests

CIDY  Brorroeot
Iktteh Columbia

Sealed tenders for the
following tree planting
contract{s) will be recelved
by the District Forester,
Ministry of Forests, At-
tentlon Reforestatian Prince
Rupert, 6.C. on the dates
shown below.

1, Contract 103110-23
Located Goat Creek Ranger
District Terrace Number of
Trees 15 thousand Viewing.
Date April 3 1978, feaving
Ranger Satlon at 0900 a.m.
NOTE: Viewing of the
planting site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract Is mandatory.
Deadiine for receipt of
fenders is 3:20 p.m. April 13 -
W7a,

PAGE 18, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978

ATCO STRUCTURES

Atco structures Prince
George has parts & materlal
avaliable at year end
clearance prices. 50 percent
off for ail industrial trailers
and mobile homes. Salaryed
service man avallable on
request, far installations and
repairs, please call Dan
Bargy at 562-6231. (¢5-35)

Wish to have your furniture
rafInished by an expert?
Want @ good job for a good
price? f{ so call me, Wayne
of Wayne’s Wood Working
and Refinishing after 4
phone 635-6722 (c30-m16)

Mrs. Mary Slemin, graduate
Dollalogist, Courtenay Doll
repair house, wilt be in
Terrace from March 27-31.
Anyone with antique or ald
dolls to be repalred, please
phone 635-9743 for ap-
polntment. Free estimates,
quality workmanship, {In-
terested In buying, old parts,
head, and dolls any con-
dition.).

(€2-16)

GENERAL
__ CARPENTRY
NO JOB TO BIG
OR SMALL
ADDITIONS, SIDING
_ RENOVATIONS,
CEMENT WORK,
PAIN-TING

Phone after 6: ..
es-a

To whom it may concern: |
will not be held responsible
for any bills or debis In-
curred by anyone but

myself, as of this date, -

March 20, 1978,
Wayne Chaval,
No. 32-Woodland Helghts
“Tratler Court, —
‘Terrace, B.C.
(P3-17)

10. LivEsTOCK

‘WYATT’S Arablan wishes to”

announce that “TAN TIN’
sire of halter and per-

formance winners will stand

at stud for the 1976 Breeding
season. Phone 635-6409 and
inquire about our
breeding fees. -

(20-7)

‘BCYCNA |

PERSONAL: _—ODiscernihg
Adults. Shop discreetly by
mall. Send $1.00 for cur
latest fully ithustrated
catelogue of martial alds for
both ladies and gentlemen.

Direct Action Marketing Inc. -

Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268,

Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3X9. &f

(ctf) .

HELP WANTED:
$200.00 monthly part-time:
$1,000 full time. Easy fa
succeed with our training.
Write Fuller Brush Cam-
pany, C-O Box 103, 808, 207

’. West Hastings St., Van-

couver, B.C, Vé6B 1H7, or
Mr. T. Diamond, RR. 3,
Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1.
(ctf)

Shorts

FIRE POLICE FORCE

ROBBCNS, Ill. (AP) —
Village trustees have fired
all 15 polleemen, effective
Tuesday, amid charges
some of them committed
armed robbery, burglary
and car theft. It ls not the

' first time the Chicago suburb

Tenders must be sub-
mitted on the form and in the
envelopes suppiled which,
with particulars, may be
obtalned from the Forest
Ranger(s) indicated, or
from the District Forester,
Ministry of Forests Attention
Reforestation Prince
Rupert, 8.C.

The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be ac-

For Sale, 10%’ Holiday
Camper with lacks, Sleeps 4.
Oren, Fridge, stove, furnace
and flush toilet. Phone 635-

Bakkers Modutar Structures

for sale: Very reasonably
priced, attractive looking
pre-fab. Greenhouses. 4 mil
poly or fibreglass covering.
‘Phone 638-1768 or view at

3961 Dobbie St. (p10-1)

of 9,600 people has had
trouble with its police. The
entire force was suspended
in 1970 after two people were
ahot to death by police.
HATED THEIR FATHER
STAFFORD, England
(AP) — An electrician’s son
and daughter pleaded guilty
to attempting to murder
thelr father because they
said he made them study

every night and all day §-

during weekends. The judge
put them on probation for
three years. Ian Hill stabbed
his father, Peter Hill, 42,.in
the back with a breadknife
while his sister,- Vicky,
screamed, “Hill the bas-
tard!” and tried to gash him
with a broken bottle,
prosecutor Oliver Pop-
plewell told the court
Monday.

PRESENT 200 BABIES ©

TORONTO (CP) — Donia
Grosvenor, writer and

"photographer for National

Geographic for several
years, has visited the
Metropolitan Toronto Zoo
geveral times fince March,
1976, photographing new
arrivals, Sho is writing and
taking pictures for one of the
publication's children't
books, Zoo Bables, due out
ri.

levels.

Earn

—Nutrition instead of drugs—

TORONTO (CP) — A
professoratthe
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology said today that
within five to 10 years phy-
siciang will be able to use
nutrition instead of drugs in
the treatment of diseases
and disorders of the brain.

Dr, Richard Wortman told
doctors, educationists and
experts in the field of

nutrition at a symposium .

that recent findings show
that dlet-induced changes
“have important physl-
ological effects on such brain
functions as sleep, food con-
sumption, prin sensitivity
and hormone secretion.”

“Until we didnthis work,
everybody, myself included,
have told you that the brain
regulates its own business
and that the brain is 6
iraportant. that it gets
whatever it needs from cir-
culation,” he said.

But he said the hour-by-
hour lence of the brain:
on the level of nutrients in
the blood is avery great
exceptlon,”since scientists
assumed the brain got first
pick of the body's nutrients

' because it was true for

glucose, oxygen and heat.
Dr. Wurtman said he could
nature had

ot Bay
allowed something as im-

portant as the brain to be
vulnerable to nutrient blood

But he added physicians
and scientists can take
advantage of the phenomena
in many ways.

IT

with
- syndrome respond to food-

DAILY HERALD
“STRIKE IT RICH”
ADS

“A previously untreatable
neurological disease has
been treated by using
lecithin for its effects on the
nerves and it will probably
have numerous other uses a8
well’ —
DISPUTES FINDINGS :

Dr. Morris A. Lipton of the
department of psychiatry at
the University of North
Carolina told the seminar he
disputed the findings of
recent studies of the effects
of food coloring on hype-
ractive children.

Dr. Lipton said that food
colorings do not generally
mae children “hyper.”

He was responding to
claims made by Dr. Ben-
jamin Feingold, a Callfornia
pediatric allergist, who sald
that at least 40 per cent of
children with hyperactivity
and learning disabilities
improved noticeably when
coloring agents were re-
moved from theiz diets.

Dr. Lipton said that “Dr.
Feingold has .tinusd to
repeat and eveu e'urge his
claims and has generated
considerable support in the
form of parent self-help
groups.”

Dr. Lipton, chairman of
the United States advisory
committee ‘onhyperkinesis
end food additives, said that
some preschool children
the hyperactivity

coloring agents with in-
creased irritability and dis-
tractability. He sald the
symptoms appear within an

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additives and last for about
two hours.
POSSIBLY INVOLVED

“It raises the possibility
that food. coloring agents
mdy not be entiredy in-
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854 Entries
in_ Music
Festival

The Pacific Northwest
Music Festival has received
854 competitor entries,
coming from Aiyansh,
Hazelton, Kitimat, Prince
Rueprt, Smithers and
Terrace.

The official program for
the music festival will be
available April Ist and may
be obtained at Sight and
Sound in Terrace, Kitimat
and Prince Rupert, the
Photo Shoppe, Smithers,
Tillicum Keyboards,
Terrace and the Terrace
Public Library.

Due to the demands on
committee members, ad-
ditional help, for a variety of
duties, would be greatly
appreciated, Anyone wha
would be interested in
helping make this year’s
music festival a success, is

-asked to call Mrs, Olga

Power at 635-3833,
Lois McDaniel,
Publicity Chairman.

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‘By THE CANADIAN PRESS.

March 22, 1978.

The cruiser Oreto sailed
from. Liverpool,; England,
under the flag of the Con-
federate States of America
416 years ago today— in
1862—the first of three com-
merce raiders built for the
rebels in Britain, Despite the
success of the Union navy in
closing Confederate ports,

these three ships had such
long endurance they ef-

merchant trade, The cruiser
. Alabama captured 68 ships
during a 22-month cruise
without once entering a Con-
federate port. At the end of
the Civil War, the U.S, took
legat action against Britain
and collected $15.5 milllon
from arbitration. _
17#4—The US. Congress

fectively ended the U.S. .

abolished the slave trade
with forelgn countries.
1361—The first American
nursing school was char-
tered, in Philadelphia. ;
1891—Chico Marx, one of
the Marx brothers
comedians, was born.
1917—-A federal court
ordered the Alabama state
board of education to begin
desegregating all state
public schools by fall.

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