7,
- AUTOMOBILES

1953; Classic Chevy. Com-
pletely reatored to im-
maculate perfection in-
cluding button-tufted leather
interior. Rebuilt engine with
Edelbrock, dual carbs,
Maliory, Isky, Hurst and
many chrome accessories,
Phone 695-5993, 9 am. - 4
pm. (p10-21)

1968 1% 'T, $1,000, Phone after
6 p.m. 635-5787. (p3-21

CHINCOK

TRAILER

SALES LTD.
NEW — We Invite you ta stup
‘end see our new line of
‘custom vans from Sundial
Camper of Canada. These’
vans feature custom exterior:
paint with extremely well
finished Interiors and
represent fhe best of the
personal vehicle market.

USED — 1975 Ford F250
Crew Cab — low mileage. 7
ft. box. Excellant buy for
large family or contractor.
$5500.

1977 International Terra

Scout 4x4 plekup. Automatic
trans. Locking: hub, Diesel
‘power. §70000,..

1975 Oldsmobile Deluxe
Cutlass St\9 in Wagon.
Slightly oP*eve average
mileage. Selow average
price. $3400.

1973 International Travelall.
Low mileage, power
steering, power brakes.
Traiter towing equipment.
Excellent buy for large
passenger and = cargo
capacity. $2800.

1974 Oldsmabile Regency 94.
Four door, fully equipped,
new radial tires. $3000.

975 GMC % Ton Camper
Speclat Pick-up Truck. 820
G.V.W. 454 engine, dual
exhaust, camper package.
Excellent condition. $5500.
Dealer no. D1113A. (actt-n1)

. 635-2033
5506 Hwy. 16 W.

MOBILE
HOMES

FOR SALE BY OWNER:
Hededoitle wide! swith!
@étage and tool shed. Close
to school. All appliances
included. On 75x00 lot,

$36,000. Phone 635-
9785. (ct0-20n)

58,

For Sale: 60x10 trailer with
14x26 finished joey shack,
built on. $3,000 — will take
offers. Partially furnished,
Located at 2198 Lavaina
Street (Dogwood) Thornhill.
Phone 638-8365. (¢5-22)

¥2 x 68 three bdrm. trailer.
Fully furnished. Joey shack,
laundry rm. Good condition.
Set up and skirted in Terrace
Trailer Court - no. 27, Phone
638-1246. (p20-n22)

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile ‘home:
from as low as $100.
down. 0.A.C.

Set up and delivered,
trades welconie.

Phone collect 591-
‘5105.

TENDERS”

District of Kitimat
NOTICE OF TENDER
SEWER AND WATER
SERVICES — CITY CEN-

TRE EXPANSION
Sealed tenders marked
“SEWER AND WATER
SERVICES — CITY CEN-
TRE EXPANSION" will be
accepted by the undersigned
until 10:30 a.m., local time,
December 12, 1978, Tenders
must be accompanied by a
certified cheque or bid bond
int the amount of ten percent
{10 percent) of the bid
amount and a Consent of
Surety for a fifly percent (50
percent) Performance Bond.
This work includes the
Bupply and installation of
watermains, sewer. mains
and related appurtehances
on an eight (8) hectare site.
Plans, specifications and
tender documents may be
obtained from the office of
the Municipal Engineer, 270
City Centre, Kitimat, B.C.
Lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
° , M. Fell,
Purchasing Agent,
District of Kitimat,
270 City Centre
Kitimat, B.C.
Vac 1IT6

TENDERS

Gtiiah Columbia Bulinge Carperetion

feuita tion pTende: (

Snow = Removal at
Skeenaview Lodge, Terrace,
B.C. for clearing snow from
various areas at Skeenaview
Lodge, as per specifications
and task schedule will be
received up 03:00 p.m. local
time the 27th day of
November, 1978, and those
available at that time will be
opened in public at
British Columbla
Buildings Corporation,
4827 Keith Avenue,
Terrace, B.C, V8G 1K7

Tendering documents may
be obtained at the above
address after 9:00 a.m. on
the 20th day of November
1974,

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

The lowest or any Tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted. (a2-22)

Sealed Tenders, marked
Snow Removal at Provincial
Government Buildings,
Terrace, B.C. for cl
snow from various areas at
Provincial Government
Buildings as per
specification and task
schedule will be received up
to 3:00 p.m. local time the
27th day of November 1978,
and those available at that
time will be opened in public
a

. British Columbia
Buildings Corporation,
4827 Keith Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. VG 1K7

Tendering documents may .

be obtained at the above
address after 9:00 a.m. on
the 20th day of November
1978. .

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

The iowest or any Tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted. ' (2-22)

INVITATION
TO BID
Notice to
Contractors:
Sealed tenders for
miscellaneous construction
and alterations for the
Northwest Community
College, Terrace, B.C: will

be received at the offices of

the Architect - 205, 4630
Lazelle Avenue, Terrace,
B.C. up to 3:00 P.M. Local
Time, Wednesday,
December 6th, 1978.

Plans, specifications and
form of tender may be ob-
tained at the office of the
Architect,

General Contractors may
obtain one set only, on
deposit of $20.00, which will
‘be refundable upon receipt of
# bona fide bid and return of
the documents in good
conditions within ten days of
close of tenders.

Additional sets may be
purchased at $20.00 (non-
refundable).

Documents will be
avallable for inspection at
the following Construction
Association Offices:
Terrace, Smithers, Prince
George and Prince Rupert,

Tenders must be ae-
companied by a Certified
Cheque drawn In favour of
the Owner in the amount of
Four Thousand Dollars
($4,000.00). The successful
tenderer is required to post a
50 percent Performance
Bond or Certified Cheque
within Ten (10)-days after
award of Contract.

Architects North,

203, 4630 Lazelle Avenue,

Terrace, B.C,

FOR:

. The College Council,

Northwest Community
College and ;

Vocational Institute,

5330 McConnell Avenue,

Terrace, B.C.

Ministry OF

Proving of
rideh Cotumbla Forests

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A-10750

THERE will be offered for
sale at public auction by the
Regional Manager at Prince
Rupert, B.C., at 10:30 a.m.
on December 15, 1978, the
Licence A-10750, to cut 10,561
cunits of spruce, balsam,
hemlock and trees of other
species located Bel] Irving

Crossing No. 1 Cassiar Land -

District.
Two (2) years will be
allowed for removal af

.timber.

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a
sealed tender, to be opened
at the hour of auction and
treated as one did.

Particulars may be obv

Particulars may be ob-
tained from the Regional
Manager, Market Place,
Prince Rupert, B.C., VB) 1BY
or the Forest Ranger, Box
67, Stewart, B.C., VOT LW.
(a4-14,21,28,05)

TENDERS.

* anny
Forosts

ya |

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A 10732

CORRECTION

THERE will be offered for
sale at public auction by the
Forest Ranger at Hazelton,
B.C, at 11:00 A.M. on
November 24, 1978, the
Licence A 10782, to cut 36,230
cunits of Hemlock, Balsam,
Spruce, Lodgepole Pine,
Cedar located at VCL N
Boundary of Lot 3022 in the
vicinity of Dyne Lake.

Two (2) years will be °
allowed for removal of
timber.

Province of

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a
sealed tender, to be opened
at the hour of auction and
trealed as one bid.

Particulars may be cb-
tained from the Regional
Manager, Market Place,
Prince Rupert, B.C, or the
Forest Ranger, Box 215,

Hazelton, 8.C. (al-
017,24,31,n7,14,21,28
66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES

Vanguard Camper. 9°6’'
deluxe, Completely loaded.
Priced to sell! Phone 635-
4094, Catfn-026)

For Sale: 1972 Olympic Ski-
doo. Phone 635-5873, (¢5-27)

SERVICES

TREES

For pruning, surgery and
moving call

; - 635-3281
and free e.

(c8-24n)

71, INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
90 Hough Loader. 1976 - 2600
hours. 1976 jour wheel drive.

For the two - $85,000. Phone
635-2033, (pl0-21)

1974 Pacific Logging Truck.
Many extras: Withjob in.
town. 1/000 gal. fuel'tank &’
stand. Phorie 635-4048. (p4-
24)

A Sell System vice presi-

dent recently described &

several exciting new tele- Te
communications develop- Gi
ments to an American &

Newspaper Publishers
Association audience in St.
Louis. Here, in brief, is his

look at some of the “Tech- |

nology of the Eighties."
Mr. Dacey is Vice-President,
Transmission Systeme, Bell
Laboratories. ©

By George C. Dacey

During the next decade,
computers may contain, for
‘example, a software model
of the human voice tract.
Basic speech elements
would be simulated within
the computer and then pro-
grammed to assemble them
in an intelligible manner and
order so it could speak to
humans. Along _ parallel
lines, work is continuing on
ways to enable computers
to understand and respond
to artdible human speech.

Of course, all of this re-
quires very powerful com-
puters and a great deal of
complicated software.

Bell Labs, we're working
with magnetic bubbles, an
advance which will have im-
portant implications for
‘ computer memory banks of
the future. A bubble pack-

of a pack of cigarettes, can
contain more than 500,000
bits of information and can
store about 12 seconds of
digitalized speech,

Along with memory,
another important area of
computer research is logic
circuitry. Solid state tech-
nology has led to develop-
ment of the micropro-
cessor—an entire computer
on a chip about the size of a
postage stamp. In quantity,
a typical chip could cost
about $10,00 but it will

have more computing power
than computers costing as

much as $100,000 just 15
years ago.

System. ESS provides tele-
communications users with
a variety of options. Some
of the more familiar services
are call forwarding, call
waiting, speed calling and
conferencing, However,
these are merely predeces-
sors of far more sophisti-
cated options which will be
possible in the future. In
fact, the real potential will
emerge when these com-
munications machines are
interconnected into a total
network—a sort of nation:
wide distributed giant brain.
Whether or not these result
in actual service offerings by
the Beil System will depend
on the needs and demands

how government agenciag,

the new system will be able
to serve

city Is divided

with signals dedicated to the

use of vehicles in each cell, -

As you drive from point to

point within a city, conver: -
automatically .

sation is
switched from one cell to
the next without inter-

ruption, allowing simulta-.
neous use of the same radio ..

channels. This: will result in

mobile phone service giving .

practically equivalent ser-

c vice to that of a local call, ,
age, just about half the size of the user community and, Anolher test, successfully |

concluded, was that of light:

regard this new technology,,, wave or optical fiber trans:
Let’s look at a few.,pos mission of signals, A’ glass”

sibilities.
You could arrange in, ads.
vance for the acceptance

charges for calls fdr’?

designated list of 8&hnlii?,
numbers. 2) You coulll Rave"
improved automatic’ éall

50,000 telephone calls:
transmitted by laser-
powered light pulses.

an open line. In, contrast, ;

ye

hundreds, of |
thousands of users in a city .
because it is based on the’
re-use Of frequencies, The °
into a°
number of districts, or cells,

For example: 1) fiber about the size of yori
thumb can carry more thah:-

The test fibers in Chicago -

carried Picturephone®

back when a busy phiin¥ Meeting Service, data signals

line becomes free. 3) YeB@and 672. conversations .
could have off-hook callinggt underground on each pair of.
allowing calls to a desiff fibers. We expect that you |

nated phone to be auted
matically switched to (a1
specified destination, giving.

You could have co
screening so all callers,

To the telecommunica- except those you identify

‘tions industry,

low cost py

code, would auto-

computing power iq signifi- matically receive a busy

cant because it will |make it

possible to distribute com-

signal or be routed to other
parties. 5} You could have a

munications processing yisual display of calling

through the telephone
network—especially in the
realm of electronic
switching.

Right now, some 25 per
cent of our customers’ lines
are seryed ..by electronic
dwitching, which... will
éventually be

numbers or have calls
routed to a mobile phone
and 6) You could have a
series of distinctive rings to
help screen calls according
to priority. ;

We are now testingjatiiewi

foetal bir) ry r etaet
concept in mobile:télephonst the, public, iz) better ways jiiyti
standard technology. - Mobile phone‘ the" future ‘than’ we eet

will he .seeing, fiber . optic

transmission as ‘part of regu: ._

lar service within the next.
the effect of a hot line. ah two years,
@

The network ‘of thy ‘futu Gat

will change and it will ton:
tinue to evolve nd
bilities that by

standards belong

world of
Technology is rushing on.
However, its . contribution

in the

depends on man’s use. In ©
that. sense, we are all part- -

ners in a great new adven-

ture of human communica: - -
tions-working -together so -

the Bell System will meet,{

"pbaal
today's —

‘make-believe. °

Phd

ne aa needs ang serve,

throughout the entire Bell users often have to wait for dreamed of in the past.

JOB
OPPORTUNITIES

For information on these
and other job opportunities
contact your Canada Em-
ployment Centre at 4630
Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C.

OFFICE MANAGER
Medical clinic. Must be
experienced. $50 per day.

PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL
WORKER - Must have
Masters in S.W. $1717 per
mo. (2 positions open).

PROGRAM DIRECTOR
FOREST TECHNICIAN -

Timber crulsing, traversing,
road design levels. DOE.

LOCUM - 6 mo. position.

-Must have graduate ex-

perience in internal
medicine, psychiatry and
obstitrics. $2,400 per mo.

MEDICAL TYPIST - 50 wpm
typing. Must know medical
term. $6 per hr.
CHINESE FOOD COOK -
Previous experience
required. $1,000 per mo.

PRE SCHOOL SUPER.
VISOR - Must have ex-
perience & B.C. certificate,
$675 per mo.

INSTRUCTOR - Recreation
courses for spring term. $5-6
per hr.

WANTED

September 12, 1978
Issues of the

Terrace /Kitimat Daily Herala.

We will pay $2.00 per copy.

Must be complete issues.
Bring te the Terrace / Kitimat
Daily Herald Office.

SEVERAL BABYSITTING
POSITIONS Open in
Terrace area. Applicant
must’ have 2 letters of
reference.

LIVE [IN HOUSEKEEPER -
Room and board,

TURF CARE SPECIALIST -
Must be experienced in sod
Production. . Salary
negotiable,

SKIDDER OPERATOR -
Camp job. IWA rates.

SHOE REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified. $800 per
mo,

MECHANIC — WELDER -
Camp job. IWA rates,

PROJECT SUPERVISOR -
Must have experience in
chain link fencing. $13,000
per yr,

TOW TRUCK DRIVER -
Must have experience on tow
truck. Wages negotiable.

COMPOSING ROOM ,
FOREMAN - Must have
thorough knowledge of all
equipment. Salary
negotiable.

BODY REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified jour-
neyman. $1,000 per mo.

CARPENTER - Temporary
position. Contract basis.

‘The Herald, Tuesday, Novemeber 21, 1978, Page 23

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“NEW HOMES
NOW”

’ 65 Beautiful new mobile homes —
ready for immediate delivery.

“Low - Low Discount Prices’’, Ask
about our free furniture offer. Call
collect today.
‘Purchasers enjoy expense paid
flight and airport pickup.

Gall Collect

ooh 497-1184

Ask for Cal or Amund

‘Munday Homes Ltd.

6401 Kingsway Phone Collect
eva ve ou (Burnaby, B.C, V5E VE? = (112) 437-1184

Dealer Licence Number 01428

ee

for the

Anderson, Yeo route
on the Bench

Also —

the McConnell area
on the Bench.
635-6357

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