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33. For Sale - Misc.

’ 49. Homes for Sale

THE Herald, 3212 Kalum Street
P.O. Box 397 Terrace, B.C.

- Phone 635-6357-Terrace
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Classifieds due 24 hours prior to
desired day of publication. $2.00 —
for first 20 wards, 10 cents each

Rebekah Lodge Tea and
Bazear, Sat. Nov. 3, 2-4 pun.
Elk’s Hall Raffle draw 4 p.m.
Old Age Pensioners Tea and
Bazaar Sat. Nov. 32, 1:30.4:30
pm. Arena Banquet Room.
Raffie draw 4:00 p.m. (ctf Nov.)
Terrace Chess Ciub 1s fooking
for new players, Ever ¥r
Including beginners, are
welcome to attend.

Games and Instruction are
every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
at the Terrace Swimming Pool
Board Room. For information
Phone Joe at 635-5419 (ctf)

word thereafter. No refunds on
classified ads.

13. Personal

1. Coming Events

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No.
1820, Terrace, 8.€. Meeting
held every 2nd and 4th Thur-
sday every month at 8 p.m.
Phone 635-6641. (ctf)

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tuesday night at
In the Skeena Health Unit. For
more Information phone 635-
2847 or 635-3023.

Kermode Four Wheelers
Meetings Ist Wednesday of each
month at 3 p.m. In the meeting
room at the Sandman.inn. For
further Information phone 635-
3442.

Meeting - Terrace B.P.O.E.
(Elks Lodge}. First and Third
Thursday of manth. ©.0.R.P.
(Ladies of the Royal Purple) -
Second and Fourth Monday of
Month.

I no longer will be responsible
as of September 30, 1977 for any
debta Incurred by my wife
Chantalle Michaud. dean
Alchaud, (c-1-3)

14. Business Personal

Couch and Chale for sale. In
excellant condition. Phone 635-
5628, (p-19-2)

One antique wood cook stove
and one wood cook stove. 1972
international Travel-All
$1600.00. Open tooffers. Phone
635-2485, (p-21-2)

Hunter Special - 8 ft. Cam-
peratie with boat rack. also 12
year old Mare Pony. Phone 635-
7521. (p-20-3)

37. Pets
For Sale: Purebred Arablan
Horses: Lovely bay filly 8

months aid, Chestnut filly 2¥
years, Grey staillon, Ferzan
grandson, 4 years started
western. These horses always
place In top ribbons. Gentle.
‘Contact San-J Arablans &.S. 3
Blackwater Rd. Prince George,
B.C, 964-7662 (c-2-4)

ABLE ELECTRICLTD
Claas A Electrical Contracting.
Free Esimates. Phone 635-5876
or 638-1237, (ctf)

Golden Rule: Odd fobs for the
jobless. Phone 635-4535, 3238
‘Kalum. (ctf)

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.
Refrigerative Contracting and
hovsehold repairs. Phone 635-
5876 or 638-1231. (ctf)

TAXI! DRIVERS
Full time, part time. Class 4
licence and police permil
requirad. Contact manager,
Terrace Taxi - 635-2242 (ctf)

Weight Watchers meeting held
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the
Knox United Church Hall, 4907
Lazelle Avenue.

The Catholic Womens League —
will hold.thelr Annual Fall Tea
and Bazzaar on Sat, Oct. 29th at
the Veritas Auditorium,

CTF

ASTROLOGY.

Register now for beginners
Advanced evening classes.

For more Information or con-

ultations. Phone 635-2390,

(Evenings)

{ P-16-5}

Cariédtane Cattle Counter 7

meet‘every Tuesday at Thorhil *
Elementary School 7:00 p.m.
New members welcome from
Terrace and Thorhill.. Further
Information call 635-5486. or 635-
7425. ‘

A special general meeting of
the Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club membership is .
called for Tuasday October dih.,
at 8:00 p.m. In the Clubhouse.
This concerns your Funding
Committee reports, recom-
mendations, discussion of

Webb Refrigeration

4623 SOUCIE 635-2188

Authorized
Service Depot
Repairsto Refrigerators
Freezers, Washers, Dryers,
And Ranges

Generaj Meating for election of
new Officers and interim
Operation of the Club. It Is
vitally Important you attend. (p-
Oct.4)

Sapt. 27 to Oct. 11 - exhibition of
art selected for office display in
Terrace Library Arts Room.
Cet. 4 - 6:00 p.m. general
meeting of the Terrace Art
Association. New comers
welcome. Library Arts Room.

A Tea and Bazaar willbe held In
Knox United Church on Sat.

pictf)

19. Help Wanted

Required Immediately: ¢x-
perlenced loader operator for
new heel-boom cable loader, in
the Wililams Lake area, Salary
commensurate with ¢ex-
perience. Twalve months
eperation period. Contact:
Dave Karran. Jacobson
Brothers Forest Products
Phone 392-4121 weekdays or
write Box 4710 Willlams Lake
(c-1-5)

Dec. 3 from 2 to 4:30 P.M.

The Independent Order of
Foresters are having a Tea: &
Gazaar at the Elks Hall on
QOct.15 from 1-4 p.m.
Homemade Items, baking and
‘much more.

The |.0.F. regular meetings-3rd
Saturday of each month at the
Slumber Lodge at 9 p.m.

Kitimat Community = Arts
Council - Next Meeting:
Thuraday Oct, 13,-1977 af 7:30
pm. at-Atuseum. Arta and
Cratt Fair: The éth Annval
Fair to be held on Oct. 22, 1977.
at City Centre Mall. All
Walcoma.

A special meeting af the
Terrace Social Credit party will
be held at ¢he Terrace Library
on Wednesday Oct. 5, 1977 at
7:30 pam. (etf-3)

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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
We will Establish youln

yaurown
DISCOUNT FABRIC

EXPERIENCED
SECRETARY

required part-time
for

B.C. GOVERNMENT

.EMPLOYEES’ UNION
TERRACE AREA OFFICE

It you're a self-starter with a lot
of Initjative who enjoys dealing
with people, our unlon office
may be the place for you. We
need an exerplenced sacretary
whe can operate a variety of
standard office equipment and
has a good telephone an
personal .contact manner
Trade unlon background an
asset. Approx. 20 hours per
week. Excellent union wage
rates, and fringe benefits,

Written applications to ba
submitted to:

Roger Davis

Staff Representative
No.2-4551 Grelg Ave.
Terrace V8G 1M7
(c-2-5)

STORE
In the lacatlon of your choice,
initial Investment $10,000 to
$15,000. For more In-
formation write to Box 2049
Stn. R. Kelowna, B.C. VIX
AKS, ‘,
oe
Order of the Royal Purple.
Novelty bake sale Saturday
Nov. 19 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Elks
hali corner of Sparks and Park.
Donuis and = coffee 50 cents.
(ctf-Nov.19)

33. For Sale - Misc.

Electrical Service, 60 amp with
breakers $55.00, Snow Ski's, 130
cm with poles and size 3 boots
$35.00. Snow Ski's 150 cm with
poles and size 8 boots $85.00.
Sleigh $5.00. Water ski's, J-
Combl, New $35.00, Ice Skates -
Daoust size 6 $10.00, Music
stand, collapsable $3.00.
Strombecker Road Racing set,
misc. pleces. Phone 635-4031.
atter 6 p.m. (p-2-5)

For Sale: Registered 10 months
old Male Alaskan Malmut. To
see phone 635-5688. (p-2-5)

39. Boats & Engines

1974 Chrysier boat motor for
sale. 55 H.P. complete with [et,
good condition. $900. Phone
' 635-2420 (c-21-3) :

47, Homes for Rent

2 bedroomduplex on Muller St.
In’ Thornhill for {nformation
call 635-5773 (p-2)

48, Suites for Rent

FOR SALE
3 bedroom home with com-
pleted basement, aulte carpeted

plus many extras. Drive by 4801
Halliwell er phone 635-3744 after
5 p.m. for details. Priced at
$51,500. (ctf)

throughout, Shaw fireplace]:

emammneiieas

Four bedroom house with un-
finished basement on 5 acres of
land. Across from N.W.C.C.
also work shop 60’ x 40 wide and
20 high. On 12.5 acres, V2 mile
fram city Limits. For more
information phone Houston 845-
2928 or write to Box 580. (p-Oct
14)

For Sale: 3 bedroom modular
home. Fullbasement on 2acres-
$34,500. Phone 635-3469 or 679.
3961 (c-Sept. Oct)

2 bedroom house for sale:
Beautifully situated on Lakelse
‘Lake. Large lot. Must sell,.
owner leaving town. Phone 635-
3178, (p-19-2))

55. Property for Sale

Must sell - Two wooded lots
totalllng 5.13 acres, Ideally
located In the town of Telkwa.
Sub-dividing possibilities.
Write Box 2322, Smithers, B.C.
of phone’ 647-3359, {p-20-2)

57. Automobiles ,

i970 Ford LTD. Good condition.
$1,400 or best offer. Phone after

' 5:00 p.m, 638-1577 or view at

5218 McConnell {p-1-3)

HILLSIDE LODGE

4450 Little Avenve
Sleeping rooms, housekeeping
units, centrally tocated. Full
furnished. Reasonable rates by
day or week. Non-drinker
only. Phone 635-6611. ictf) .

Room for rent for single gen-
timen in the bench area. With
“kitchen, “and = fiving = roor-
facitiiies. Phone 635-3971 CTF

A?
Ey
Clinton Manor

Furnished or unfurnished studlal
E: 1 bedroom apartments.
Security enterphone.

; 635-4261
638-1032

Sauna.

KEYSTONE COURT
APARTMENTS

Otflee No. 2 - 4693 Scatt. One,

o and three bedroom part-

ments. Laundry & Storage
area. Near schools and
downtown, Cleam quiet

spacious, security lack-up and
patrol.

635-5224

(cif)

For sale:. 1973 Dodge
Tradesman, Van. interior
Customized. Please phone atter
6:00 p.m. 635-3029 (p-20-3)

1970 Ford Custom.
sedan, 302  cuble Inch,
automatic. Priced fo seli.

Phone 695-6235 oF 635-4328 (ctf)

TR6- Good condition 69, inquire
at Northwest. Community

Four dr.

- Gallage Dorm 6, Room 102 (p-2-

6)

977 Blazer K5. Many options.
For mare Information call 624-
‘6015. Interested parties only.

(¢-20-3)

1974 Mazda, 4 deor Station
Wagon. Low mileage, excellent
condition. $2400 firm. Phone
638-1842 after 6 p.m. (stf)

For Sale: “1968 Cougar 289
engine 4-speed radial P.S. lots
of extras needs some work, new
engine. Inquire at 4017 N.
Munroe 635-6728 after 5 p.m. (p-
2-5)

Sell: 71 Ford % ton Sport
Custam rigged for tralier of
camper good power and econo
my, new paint loaded with
extras, reasonable call Ken
evenings 635-7572 view at 2118
Laurel St. (p-2-4)

3 bedroom row housing suites,

Full basement, 12 baths, ¥2
block from schools. 3 min. walk
fram town. Suitable for
fdmities. $250 per month. 6
months lease. Apply suite 118,
3530 Kalum. (ctf)

2 bedroom sulte. Avallable
Octaber 1, 1977. Centrally
located. Phone 635-9471 (ctf)

CEDAR PLACE
APARTMENTS

4931 Walsh Avenue
Suite 113
Terrace, B.C.

_ 695-7056
New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom sultes
rrent. Fridge, stove, drapes,
carpet, rec area, sauna and pool
able, with security en;
@vpohone and elevator. Ab-

solutely no pets.
(cif)

Near new 2 bedraom apartment
In &plex close to hospital 1¥2
baths, stove and = fridge,
avallable Nov, Ist. (ctf)

One bedroom, basement suite,
with sauna In the bedroom.

$150.00 a month, close to town
4700 block on Davis. Phone 635-
4479. Small fridge and stove

| Included. (p-2-5)

Furnished two bedroom unit
carpeted, fireplace, dishes,

linen, T.V., vacuum etc,

Sultable for working people.
Phone 635-6757. (p-2-6)

For Sale; 1 bedroom house at
4645 Keith Avenue, Price $2,000,

Must be moved before
snowfall, Phone 635-6134 days
or 635-6974 nights. (c-19-9)

1972 Mazda 608, 4 door bucket
‘seats, radio - @ track, 4 speed,
winter tires, very good con-
dition. Asking $1,000 Phone 635-
7629 after 5 (p-2-3)

For Sale: 1976 Mercury 2 door’
hard top best offer, 2 studded
snow tires E-78-14 with rims call
635-4206, (p-2-3)

Transfers « Plates - Sales Tax.
See Wightman & Smith -
AUTOPLAN agenf. 4611
Lakelse Ave. Terrace. Open
Saturday. (ctf)

76HONDA CIVIC
“HATCHBACK”

Featuring: Low mileage, AM-
FM, In dash stereo, tape deck,
radial tires, clock, roof rack,

console, many other options.

Get economy with good gas
mileage) Phone 638-1449 after 5
pam. (c-2-9)

58, Mabile Homes _

For Sale: Mobile Home. Set up
In Woodland Hleghts Traller
Park. Fully skirted, with Joey
shack, Phone 635-5348 after 5:00
p.m. (p-19-2)

1967 10x56 Square two bedroom
house trailer. Gun dype fur-
nace. Nice and clean, carpeted
Inthe bathroom and Ilving room
$160 per month. No animals,
No singles Phones 635-2463
between 4-6:30 p.m. fo view. (p
2-5)

46. Rec. Vehicles

13’ Camper Trailer. Phone 635-
5628 (p-1-5)

Hormones :to kill budworm:

VANCOUVER (CP) — An
assistant professor of plant
sciences at the University of

‘ British Columbia says there

is a biological method of
controlling Western spruce
budworm in the Fraser
Valley.

“If we could approach the
problem with a con-
centrated effort this spring,
I think a solution to the
budworm problem could be
two years down the road,”’
said Bob Elliot during a
recent interview.

Elliot said a hormone-
spray technique used to
control grasshoppers could
be applied to control of

dworms that have
defoliated an estimated
600,000 acres in the Fraser
Valley.

Beautiful junkyard
only attracts vandals

SURREY, B.C. (CP) —
The owners of United Auto
Wrecking tried to add a
touch of class to a business
where class is usually
lacking, but the public’s
response hasn’t been
exactly what they were

hoping for. .

The company, located in
this muni pe south of
Vancouver, keeps their pile
of rusting wrecks out of
sight behind a whitewashed
block of buildings that is
their headquarters.

“We've always had this in
mind,”’ said company

Spokesry ing tas ke it
lacques, ‘trying to make
look like a business should
instead of like a junkyard.”
The company planted
trees and shrubs, put up
flags and won several
beautification awards. But
lately their efforts have
attracted attention they
would rather not have.
Vandals ripped out palm
trees and shrubs, and stole

‘ 2] of 30 trees planted along a
e side

fence down of

pro .
oWe semoved the other
nine before they could get

back to them,” said
Jacques.
STOLE FLAGS
Then last week vandals
stole 13 flags that had gone
up only two weeks before.
“We put up 13 flags on
poles, all right next to each
other,” said co-owner Dick
Mott. ‘There were the flags
of all the provinces, an

American flag and acouple —

of Canadian

“The ropes that raised
and lowered them were low
‘enow, so that someone
Wi along the fence
could reach them.

Slave wages paid
on floating coffin

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
ship being picketed by its 20

pind crewmen in Van-
eouver harbor appears to be
a “floating coffin” and the
crew is getting “near-slave
wages,’ says union
spokesman Tom McGrath.

McGrath, spokesman. for
the seamen’s local of the
Canadian Brotherhood of
Railway, Transport and
General Workers (CBRT),
said Sunday the crewmen
aboard the Liberian-regis-
tered Oceanic Amity are
being paid about $130 a

month.
The ship's hull is eroded

so badly in the crew's
quarters that “‘you can see
ylight through it,” it's
permanent handrail — is
eroded and missing in
sections, there are rats
aboard, there hasn't been a
change in linen for about a
year and there are problems
with the sanitary facilities,
he said. .
McGrath said he was
negotiating with
Ri ahr of ait?
pping agent, Maple
ping Co. Lid., and the ship's
owners for a standard Inter-
national Transpo
Federation contract for t

workers.

Such a contract would
raise their wages to $1,000 a
month and improve their
living conditions, he said.

The $3-year-old ship was
to take on a load of sulphur:
for Taiwan, but loading
halted when the crewmen
went on strike Sept. 27,
McGrath sald.:

He said the workers have
been signed up with the ITF,
A worldwide union with
which the CERT is af-
filiated. Since they went on
strike, they have received
intimidating wires from
their government and the
National Seamen’s Board,
he said.

Hijacked passenger criticizes
decision to meet demands

By PAUL CHUTKOW

DACCA (AP) — A US.
missionary among * the
hostages freed from a
hijacked Japanese airliner
in this Bangladesh capital
condemned the Japanese
government’s capitulation

to the demands of the five |
terrorists.

Jenabe Caldwell, 51, of
Anchorage, Alaska, said the
5laday ordeal aboard the
Jane was “pretty

terribly
woulds t

“The minute we give in to
criminals we're finished,
and that’s just what we're
doing,” said Caldwell in a
telephone interview irom
the Holy Family Hospital.

“While I was on the plane
I thought, ‘This is war, an
even if we're casualties, we
shouldn’t give into it.”

“Somewhere we've got to
have enough guts to stand
up for what we believe in.”

the Bahai sect, said the five
hijackers were ‘‘mostly
boys,” but “anyone who

thinks these Commies were

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routes.

right persons.

Caldwell, a missionary for -

Ambitious boys or girls to do carrier

Good experience and earnings for the

Phone Mr. Loiselle 635-6357
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layi ames, they should
ve Been on that plane.”
AGREE'S IT’S WAR
These guys called it war
and I agree,” he continued.
But “they didn’t want to die;
they wouldn’t have blown up
the, plane with themselves
on it.”
“They were too cocky for

at.

Caldwell said the ordeal
aboard the filane was
“pretty horrendous.”
“You were living in your

1 own hell, the lack of air, the -

stench, the complete un-
justified brutality.

"I thought I had lived
under pretty tough con-
ditions, but this was the
toughest living I’ve ever

As low aS $200.00 you can buy a 14’ wide
mobile home - furnished - set vp and delivered,

HURRY!
Phone Mr. George - collect 434-9175

had. And for others it was
much worse.

“I saw a Saudi man pistol-
whipped twice. ther
passengers were clubbed on
the head. It was unjustified.
We were all co-operating.
There was no rhyme or
reason to it.”

Caldwell said he was
admitted to hospital for

_ acute constipation and a

painful back ailment. He
said he was leaving the
hospital today and planned
to fly to Bangkok.

aism i8 a modern
religion developed in Iran
that stresses principles of
universal brotherhood and
social equality.

}

Acombinatio. of two hor-
mones would bi sprayed on
the infested ar a, he said,
making the woi ns grow 80
fast that they ‘ould burs.
their outer shel and die.
But Roy S epherd, a
Canadian Fore: ry Service
biologist, is not ; + optimistic.
about the effe iveness of
hormone spray:
EATS BUDS
He said the
tested one horr
Eastern spruce
cousin of th
variety, and foi
hormone killed |
not at a level hi;
be effective.
However, he iid a com-
bination of tw: hormones
might be more ffective.

ervice has
one on the
budworm,
western
id that the
ie pests but
1 enough to

The spruce budworm
defoliates trees by eating
tree needle bud during its
larva stage.

A $t-millior pesticide
spraying proj ram was
cancelled last May after
protests from ommunity,
medical, unio and en-

vironmental gro ps that the.
esticides—Or: tiene and
vin Oil—pos ja hazard
to the local pop lation and
wildlife’.

Elliot said f : has mot
looked farthe: into the
hormone progr: n because
his grant is for - grieultyral
research.

“To get st
budworm re:
another questio:

He said the ne
search woulc
examining at
hormonal comp:
testing a short
ween 20 and 50.

yport for
varch = is
"he said.
essary re-

involve
wut 4,000
inds, then
st of bet-

BIDS FOR BR (D SOX

WILLOUGHEB’ , Ohio.
{AP) — A spoke nan for A-
T-O Inc,, wk ch owns
Rawling Sport ig Goods,
said Wednesda; the firm.
has offered $17 nillion for
American Le. jue :
baseball’s Bosta Red Sox.

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