oe het me, ” 2309 or 5-2679 (p10-2) “ywequest, Capital Corporation, 10673 MOBILE HOMES New mobile homes from as low as $100.00 down. 0.A.C, Set up and delivered, trades welcome Phone collect 591-5105 (ctf For Sale 12X68’ 3 bedroom trailer (Safeway). Fur- nished or unfurnished. 6X12 heated Joey shack. Complete with 8,000 BTU alr cond. Clase to schools 635-9323, Trailer for sale: 1974 12x68 3 bedroom furnished traller, dishwasher, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, china cabinet — eic. No.l Pine Park phone 635-3246 (clm-Ju 17) 72 South Park camp trailer, ‘Has everything one needs. - Stove, water, lights & toilet. Phone 635-2713. (p5-14) FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY 12 x 68’ trailer with 12°40 Joey shack all skirted on lot, Also 19’ x 32’ work shop. $46,000 or best offer. Phone 5- j 60. TENDERS - Bids are Accepted for the Removal of: (one) Old Bungalo type . house (no basement) as is where is In Kitwanga behind Old Elementary School Site to be left clean. Bullding mus? be removed | within 30 (thrity) days of .- “acceptance. Contact In Writing: = Mr.L. . Heller = - School District Nraa P.O. Box 159 Terrace, British Columbia Ve8G4A7 Fire Damage Salvage. Pan- abode home. 2109 Churchill - Dr. Terrace. Salvage from pasn-abode log house to be dismantelled by a successful bid on site to sub floor, Not Including fireplace, Suitable far summer cabin. Bids to be submitted to P. Lachy ¢.1.5, 22-e 8th Ave. Vancouver, by August 8th, 1978 for further information cal). 472.7454 collect. (c5-15) F 64. ‘MORTGAGE LOANS promptly arranged anywhere In B.C. In- ‘formation and references on J.D, Phillips King George Highway, Surrey, B.C. V3T 2X6. Phone 583-0411 days, or 585.1603 avenings. (f) 66. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES * 1969 Travel Trailer 18’ sleeps 6. Fridge, stove. $2500 OBO, Phone 635-5339. {ctf} Rec Vehicle - 17.5’ Vanguard in excellent condition. Self contained. 635-5988. {p3-15) Camper 1975 Edson 38° Camper, C-W 15,000 BTU furnace, Phone 639-1121 (sii) 22° River boat and traller. Can vew at 5116 Graham “Ave. or call 635-3564 or 635- 6166 ([110-av10) 15%’ Scamper_ Travel Traller. Sleeps 6. 4 burner stave with oven. Furnace & lea box. Good Condition $1500. WIII trade for good 8 ft camper. 642-6231. (cé-16) For Sale, 15’ travel traller, excettent condition. $1200. Very firm, phone 632-2607 For Sale 1971 Vanguard 9/2ft camper $2000, Phone 635.6977 ater 5. (11-15 1 67 " SERVICES GENERAL CARPENTRY NO JOB TOBIG OR SMALL ADDITIONS, SIDING RENOVATIONS CEMENT WORK, PAINTING Phone after 6: 635-4004 Incorporate! $70.0pI¥S filing fees. Obtain your lawyer supervised incorporation over the phone fast! Call Sell-Counsel Services toll free, 112-800-663-3007, Chargex and Mastercharge accepted. (ctf-th) ‘Industrial alr ae filter ’ remenufactoring franchise available for Terrace and area. For further in- formailon contact. Irving Mann, Zono Canada Ltd.- 1312, Dalhousie Place, Kamloops, 8.C. Phone 274- 3002. (c6-9,11,14,16,19/1) Does your buliding need exterior palnting? Call 635- 4906 Kermode Friendship Centre. LEave name and phone number for Terry. af ‘Free Estimate. (sit) | (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) To whom: it may concern. | William B. Hutchinson will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone but “myself. William B. Hutchinson (p3- To whom it may concern. | ‘Mike Balattl will not be responsible for any bifls or debts Incurred by my common law wife, as of this date. July 17, 1978, Mike Balatti REFUGEES EXPELLED HONG KONG (AP) — Two Communist newspapers here reported Tuesday that Vietnam has expelled more than 159,000 ethnic Chinese, amid renewed Peking government charges that Vietnamese authorities are forcing the refugees to cross the border without proper papers. The newspapers, quoting the official Chinese Hsinhua news agency, dismissed as lies Vist- Namese statements that Chinese want to leave Vietnam because they are - afraid of socialism. a Your Individual Horoscope Frances Drake FOR FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1978 What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth Sign. ; ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 20) VER Excessive spending could prove disastrous now. Don't speculate or indulge in ex- travagant whims, and watch the budget even when making minor purchases. TAURUS (Apr. 21 to May 21) O43" Others are observing, some following your example. Your best foot forward! Stress vital points, but no exaggerating or cutting corners too close! GEMINI (May. 22 to June 21 . You can take giant steps toward advancement now — if you have the ambition and the know-how. Don't launch into uncharted seas, however, CER (June 22 to July 23) ety eful exploration of of- feringa and soundly directed imagination needed now. Don’t mix business and personal affairs. LEO (July 24 to Aug, 23) NE An orlginal idea could be developed, eventually turned lo profit. Along these lines, it’s 1 Bod period for pushing your uck, VIRGO ‘Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) mS, A first-rate period for in- ventlveness and bringing out jormant talent. Put your strength behind unusual arojects, but only if they are ruly worthwhile, ‘Sept. 24 to Oct, 23) Hed & Don’t let your curiosity get the better of you — especially in a romantic situation, Too* many questions will only yleld MAE A day of mixed influences. Be careful in your ap- Froaches, Others may read more into your words and actions than you intend. SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) tal A long-pending domestic problem can be solved mow, so devote the early part of the day to this task, Then you can feel freer to go on to more stimulating interests, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Some tension indicated. Avoid. highly strung or neurotic persons, and keep out of situations which could needlessly involye you in others’ problems. ae AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) Mixed influences. You may encounter some frustrating situations during the a.m., but the tide will turn in your favor later in the day. HEX PISCES (Feb. 20 ta Mar, 20) Some new trends in the - making. Study carefully and be sure to check all propositions before accepting. Romance and travel favored. YOU BORN TODAY are extremely versatile especially along artistic lines, Unlike most Cancerlans, you are not especially studious, but you gain a great deal of knowledge through reading, traveling — and observation. When you ARE Interested in a subject, however, you will engage in intensive. research and learn all there is to know about it. You could succeed in elther the business world cespecially as banker or in- vestment counselor) or in a profession, depending upon your inclinations, but you ‘would probably be happlest Ln writing, music or acting. The mystic has ai é strong fascination for you, and it may evidence itself in elther religion or an extraordinary | interest {n the occult. Bir- thdate of; Ernest Hemingway, Amer. author; St. Philip Neri, founder of the Oratorians. ©1978 King Features Syndicate, Ene. . evasive answers, SCORPIO Wile * FOR SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1918 What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth Sign. ARIES " (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) Vw Curb a tendency toward pesalmimn, No matter what disappointments you may encounter, keep on plugging. Try to pattern your day after previous successful ones, (Apr. 21 to May 2) BAP - Some lack of harmony, differences of opinion in- dicated. Proceed with prudence, forethought. Be alert: Expect some obstacles. Widely divergent opinions to be evaluated. GEMINI (May 22 to June 2a” Mercury influences now stimilate a spirit of adventure and heighten the Lmagination. You can make this a big day, if you | wil go all out in effort. ER (June 22 to July 23) et) A good day for making decisions, but weigh them well, Move forward only after careful and deliberate thought. o thang (July 24 to Aug. 23) VB40Qe Mixed influences. You may face ae odd auanars whila trav , OF com- munications. Obstacles, taken philosophically, could prove — interesting as challenges. . VIRGO (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) mp, Explore further means to solve problems that arose in the past but still cloud the air, Fulfill a cherished desire by going. after it. Don’t just daydream. Ak LIBRA 23) (Sept. 24 to Oct. A fine day for artistic, literary and social interests, In all things, exploit your general know-how and finesse to the hilt. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov, 22) Meare Be careful to avold errors. that could be prevented through better planning and greater care, There's a ten- dency toward impulsive ac- tion now. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23 to Dec, 21) A new contact, possibly a change of scenery or activity indicated. Make the most of all, since they could broaden your scope of interests. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 to Jan. 20) Wien Use good judgment in all situations: Restrain vigor when it seems politic: be aggressive where such tactics are required. eG AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Feb. 19} Uranus auspicious, You can achieve much if you will make the best use of your creative abilities and turn on that special charm which is so innately yours. KEx PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Generous aspects stimulate your Interests and leanings, and your personality should shine, A novel adventure could also please you. YOU BORN TODAY are a highly sensitive and idealistic individual, often at a complete loss in a crassly materialistic world; should, therefore, avold a business career, unless you can develop a harder shell and Ilve your dreams through an avocation— sich as writing, music, poetry or painting. Your love of family and friends is out standing, as ls your respect for heritage and tradition. You make intuitive, understanding companions, nurses, doctors, homemakers and teachers. In the proper niche, yours can be an extremely happy life and your achlevements of the . enduring type. Birthdate of: ' A. Ashley Cooper, Eng. statesman; Alexander the Great, @ 1978 King Festures Syndicate, Ine. Mater Show in 1910, The main drawback was that they only came in rad. xe - HOLLYWOOD (AP) — If Paul Robeson cannot have a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, then actor Jackie Cooper says he wants his star removed from the famous sidewalk. “They claim Robeson was not worthy of a star because he didn’t win any Oscars or Emmys and didn't have that mich of a film career,” the 57-year-old Cooper said Tuesday. “But I walked down Holly- wood Boulevard, and I‘can hardly recall three out of five names, and I’ve been around here for 50 years,” he added. “If he’s not worthy of having a star, then I’m not worthy either, and they can take mine off,” The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce voted last week to deny a posthumous star to Robeson. But Mike “Sims, executive director of the chamber, said the selection committee plans to meet this week to reconsider its criteria for awarding stars. The chamber has con- sistently denied that Robeson’s left-wing politics had anything to do with its decision. MONTREAL (CP) — Mon- treal movie Richard Hellman says ex- cessive red tape in the Canadian film industry has forced Jast-minute Canadian withdrawal from The Magician of Lublin, a $4.5- million international co- production starring Alan Arkin Ina terse sta‘ement issued Tuesday, Hellman said his company was regretfully forced to abandon Canadian co-production rights because of the “uncertainty of the present Canadian tax situation with respect to movie tax shelters and the unforeseen problems in finalizing certain pre- production - distribution arrangements.” producer | Canadian investors had - raised $1.5 million for. what was to be an Israeli- Canadian-German _co- production, Canadian in- volvement fell through, Hel- iman said in an interview, because the Alberta securities and exchange commission had delayed its approval. , The movie, based on a novel by Isaac Bashevis Singer, now will be made as an Israeli-German co- production with shooting scheduled to begin in West ' Germany later this month: THEATRE CLEARED PRETORIA (Reuter) — Thefirst multi-racial theatre audience in Pretoria fled the building Tuesday night when tear gas was released. The newly-formed extreme rightwing National Front of South Africa, patterned on the British group which is campaigning for forced repatriation of colored immigrants, said Wed- nesday its members probably were responsible. The performance of the comedy Monkey Walk— watched by an audience of about 350, including 10 blacks— was held up for about 90 minutes until the tear gas cleared, Police said no arrests have been made. TALKS PROPOSED TOKYO (AP) — China Wednesday proposed bilateral talks with the Hanoi government on the fate of ethnic Chinese who say they are being persecuted in Vietnam. The Peking government called for an éarly meeting of vice-foreign ministers amid reports that thousands of Chinese are fleeing to China to escape harassment in Vietnam, The dispute already has led to a Chinese halt in aid to Viet- nam and closure of Viet- namese consulates in southern China, adjoining Vietnam. DISSIDENT REPRIMANDED MOSCOW (Reuter) Andrei Sakharov, a nuclear physicist and leading dissident,‘ said Wednesday that he has been reprimanded by the Soviet Academy of Sciences aver a scuffle outside the trial of fellow-dissident Yuri Orlov. last May. Two weeks after the incident, in which Sakharov, 57, was seen to strike a steward, Sakharov was fined §71 and his wife Yelena, $57. Sakharov, who was awarded the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize, said that lhe court had informed. the academy, the top Soviet scientific organization, of the incident and proposed that it take appropriate measures. NS TEENA TITS SIE IOUM TOWRA ELMS LEDIEE RULE CET ATE EDIE HIE TET da be fi 4717 takelse LAKELSE PHARMACY = ess-7263 | | FLY REPELLANT, BEACH TOYS, SUNGLASSES} ription services prese THE HERALD, Friday, July 21, 1978, PAGE 1 1 HIT'IM + {WITH EVERYTHING THAD! ‘He's STILL STANDIN fit eh HEE" Mente Aras LAKELSE THE DUDE AINT Huan ere Pur 4) STEAKS ... 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