49.

“HOMES:
“FoR ‘SALE.

4 BEDROOM HOUSE on |

acre. Full

basement,

finished rec room and wet”
bar, 2nd bathroom. Priced to

sell. 635-5120 or 635-2689. ©
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| FIVE ACRES. 1244 3q. tt.

home. 3 miles west of
Smithers. Phone 847-2574,
_ (pS-12MA)

2-BEDROOM house In
‘Terrace, primé location;
large corner lof. Fireplace,
fruit trees, excellent
starter home. Assumable
10% percent morigage.
“Phone 638-8355 tor ap-
potniment,

{ptoieéa)

52, WANTED ©
To: ae

WANTED To. RENT: 3
bedroom house tn or out of
town. Phone 635-9121.

SINGLE MALE - 28 yrs.’
will live In most anything
within 20 miles of Terrace.
Reasonable rent. Phone:
635-6761 or 649-5745,

(p5-18M)

WISH TO RENT 3 bedroom

- house or trailer. We have two

children and dog. Can supply
references. Phone 635-3154,

(17m)

WISH TO RENT 2 o 3

badroom house, ‘apartment
or trailer for family of 5.
Phone 635-3805.

ONE OR TWO Bedroom
In the

house or tralier
Terrace area. Rellable
working couple. Phone
ofter 5 p.m.., 638-1323.
 {pl0-23M)

WANTED TO RENT: 3
bedroom house in or near
fown. As soon as possible.
References available,
Phone 638-6366. ..
(¢10-23M)}

For single.
working mother. Phone
638-1335.

54. BUSINESS

PROPERTY

BUILDING available May

31, 1981. Prime 460 Block —

Lakelse Avenue. 2013 sq. ft.
Ona tloar office or reiall
plus parking. Contact
David Lane, Lane Ap-
praisals, Térrace. Phone
635-6723,

(ctfn-2-3.81)

¥ ft
9 SQUARE FEET on ©

second floor.
difioned. Located at 4623

Lakelse Avenue, Phone —

RETAIL SPACE for rent.

1400 sq. fh. on Kelth Ave.
Avallable Immediately.
Phone 847-2263 (Smithers).

(ctfn-2-3-61)

FOR SALE: A beautiful
rustic 5 bedroom home |

with basement. Centrally
located on Va acre. Suitable
for commercial purposes.
Apply ta” Box 1285, co
Terrace Herald.
: ‘ "(920 d1N)

(sHin-28-1-81) *

Alr can. .

(etin-2-3.81)

WAREHOUSE |
"SPACE

FOR LEASE
OR RENT
IN TERRACE

Muttipurpoee uses, dock
height, loading off rail
a truck, 18 ff. calling.
_ Natural gan heat. Office
space. Excellent rates..
For information call

NST?
(e013)

56, BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

Zephyr. 4-door. Sed
Excellent condition. $5,000
or best offer. Phone 635-
4761, a

ee (RTM)

‘WM TOYOTA COROLLA. ~~
Good car for beginner. -

Running’ condition. Asking
$300, Phone 635-4378 between
5 & 9 p.m. ‘View at 3210
Kenney...

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“1976 DODGE ASPEN SB.

One owner, 23,474 original
miles, Phone 635-2789.
, (17m)

1977 BUICK CENTURY? arn
hardtop: 32,000 miles, auto
trans, .P.B.. PSS excellent
condition ‘throughoul. Extra

tires. Call 635-5008 after’ 4-
' PM, eof
“ J (e537)

- TOYOTA ‘conouta®’ ‘uit.

(etfn. 29.40) ~ back, 5 apeed shift. Present

owner purchased few: In.
1978. Mint condition with
only 14,000 ‘tolles. Has fo go
for best offer over $5,000.
View at 4629 Graham Ave.

1974

Alr conditioning. Good

shape. $3,000. Best offpr.

Phone 635-4717. .
(p5-16M)

4 .

‘lt FORD PINTO. V6.
$2,200 or best offer. Phone
- 635-2175 -— leave message

“for” Marton.
(p5-17m)} - ‘

2. (ne-stin-2-3-81)

ELE

TRUCKS

FOR SALE: 1977 In-

ternational 4200 Gravel

“Truck. 8V73T Detrolt:
Diesel, Futler 13 speed. '6?

Peerless logging rigging

optional. 635-2603. .

tS tp0-25M)

canopy. 20,000 gripinal -
owner miles. $6,300 OBO.
Call 638-1855,"

(pS-16MA)
ft,

TRUCK — GMC 1974
Pickup (red). 40,000 miles,
2spare tires, radio, § track,
automatic transmission. Va
fon with 34 fon rear end.
Good condition In main.
-Box ‘rusty. Very good
running condHioh. $2,000
ONO, For all of the above
please call 435-6809 or 635-
2717 after § during the

- week. Anytime on the

(8-455, |
11,12,13M4)
1973 CHEV ¥4 TON pickup. ”

$1,500 firm. Call 638-6321
aiter 6 p.m. :
: _{nest-3-3-81) |

1973 44 TON PICKUP 350 ©

off road cam. For more

Information phone 635-2839,"
{atten 22-1-81) ,

7a CHEV «x4. HD.
Suspension Pkg., Bucket
seats. $8,000. Phone after 6
pam, 635-921)
: ' + (PF T3AA)

“wm chev 2 TON truck
with 16° Ven. Single axle,
no motor. or clutch. . Bast
* offer. takes. au after 5
pm.

(plo)

wr TavOtA Lord box. ‘:
speed. “Révial
~ Fiberglass canopy. | $4,000
OBO. .

"MOBILE

FOR SALE: Here's an
opportunity fo stert your

own business. Complete .
commercial gym equip: -

ment. 38 machines &
lockers, In excellent
conditten. Price $18,000 or
best offer. Phone 495-5361.

(930-314)

HOMES.

WE WOULO LIKE TO BELL
immediately: 14170 Manco
traller with 7x17 Experide.
Two bedrooms, .fwa
bathrooms. fireplace, etc.
Offers to $20,000. Phone 633:

(c20-7a}

_fronngs fl S9 MOBILE.

- FOR SALE: 1979" Mere . 4
ni

teo.t3em) -

tr: STATION *:
WAGON.-P.B., PS. PW

_ tires.

“HOMES -

~ . hee
- i mt

Teme RFT: SIERRA ‘mobile
“hems. 3 bedrooms.” ‘Set up ~

and skirted in tralier park,
~ Bullt-onj storeroom. $29,500.

Phone 635-3286, If:no an.
swer 635-2941. .~
en (nie5-18AA)

WANTED TO BUY: 2

- bedroom mobile home In

‘Terrace. ‘ unfurnished.

Phone 6-080

VANCOUVER. (CP) —A
floor-to-ceiling smear of soot.
‘apd char frames the. shat-
tered window.. Glass; mixed |

with dirt from spilled flower

_ pots litters the. carpet and -

chairs, Water. from the
soaks everything.
John Gregg, co-ordinator

of animal fare at the. -
“University”

‘of - British

Columbia, looks: : sadly

What can they hope- to age
complish?” .
"s bewilderment and ..

the damage are the péoduct * :

of a bitter controversy over’
‘thé: use -of- animals in

scientific research. ©.
Among. Gregg’ ‘s. ‘ water-

soaked files is a toider fat’

with hate mail, mast “of It

_ fesaamy

12x48 MOBILE HOME.

with 12348 Finlshed ad- -

dition an 75x100' fenced tot.

- Asking $40,000. Phone after

5:30 to 635-3908... :
pyaar)

-=

3 REVENUE mobile:
homes. One 10° wide, two ©
12”. wide. Can- be sold ~
separataly or as package.
Phone 625-3971 or 635-3511.

° tctin2 sat) |

INVITATION TO TENDER |

Sealed Tenders wilt, be. accepted ta supply one”
- hundred (100) cords of split flreweod fo Furlong Bay
and Lekelse Lake Provincial Parks, thirty (30)
cords-to Kleanza Creek Provincial Park and twenty

: .médical research.

Ne SE ge res im ere tea ne

“arose bia'¢uided clfica:” “nnigned, from copie ‘who
_ “It all seema So pointes. . love animals ‘and believe. -

that he is guilty of. the’

wanton killing and torture of
harmless creatures.
On the other side of Jown,
in thé suburban apartment of
Peter’ ‘Hamilton,’ ‘fs ‘another
“collection of. hate messages
‘from people wha belleve that
he is recklessly. blocking |

important, life-saving ©

‘Hamilton is the president

of the Animal Defence. and -

- AntiVivisection Society.
_ Police investigating the UBC

‘(297 cords" to Red Sand Lake Provincial Park. ‘T-

«7 “Tindbrs Wil be accepted until March 25, 1981.

| Téhdering documents can be obtained by contacting .,

: the District Manager of. the Ministry of Lands, .*
> Parks and Housing, Parks and Outdoor Recreation ' an

5 Division, P.O. Box 119, Terrace; B.C. ‘V8G 4A2 oF
phone. 190-2477 Lakelse Lake during, effice’ hours.

008 BENDIX home. ‘Sef
up In Jocal park, Chae to. ©
‘schools. a bedrooms.

large ‘kitchen, freshair.. <1.

fireplace ‘and 5 ap-. |
pilances, 638-1847,

‘ (p20-244A) -

86, RECREATIONAL |
VEHICLES:

a? DELUXE Triple E 1977.
Two 40 tb. propane bottles, ~
85 gal. fresh water storage ”
and excellent condition.

“Phone 635-2014 ‘after 4

weekdays, anytime

ict0-20M)

FOR SALE: 1978 11°6""
Frontler Camper. Excellent
Condition. .Phone 638-1995
afier 6. ;

; ~ Ceffn-11-9-481)

25 TRAVEL TRAILER. —
Full length awning, full |
bath, thermostat. furnace,
stove, oven, fridge, freezer.
Sleeps. lx; Phone $36-0476
or 635-5583.

sam

adie
vanneaiccre

“PRONTIER MINE

7 HOME

1 ft. In gaod condition -
$16,000. ‘Can be seen
after 4 pm. ‘at 5103
Halliwell.

[p}13m)

To all logs, pulp and
cedar-pole purchasers, li
purchasing from T.S. A

10772 Kitwanga, 6.C.°
Companies other than .
subsiduaries of Canadien -
Cellutose Company
Limited. Please contact
Clendening, Johnston, |
Hunter & Punnett, Prince
Rupert, B.C.
(ctin-9-3-81)

LIVESTOCK.

FOUR RIDING HORSES
for sale. Any offers con”
sidered. Must sell. Phone
635-9742 after, 5:00 and
weekends.

(5-184)

FoR | oe

| ‘Herald -
. ‘CLASSIFIED

“ALES -

SAS

Avon Products loc. the No.1 cosmetic compaity |
‘in the world. Is expanding and requires 4 District. .
Sales Manager for a newly created market. - .

We are tooking for someone with self-confidence,
leaderthip skills and a desiva fo be a winner. -
Candidates will be required fo recrult, train,
‘develop and motivate independent sates dealers. .

If you feel you meet this .criteris then apply today -
by writing Mr. P.D. BELL with full particulars to:

AVON PRODUCTS INC. 7 ot
P.O.Bexeno
Pointe Claire
Quebec
WOR4ARD
"Interested Avon representatives are invited to .
“reply. We.offer attractive compensation package
. with acar along with a full training package.

*

RESIDENTIAL

KOEN SSIONAL

CARPET 2 FLOORING
INSTALLATION

— COMMERCIAL

"TOM URBANOSK! | -

Qyob surety 7 We INSTALL

635-3183,

NORTHWEST PIPE

AND EQUIPMENT LTD.

PIPE PLUMBING SUPPLIES PUMPS
HOSES NUTS AND BOLTS FENCING .
WATER SOFTENERS AND MORE

$239 Keith Avenue ot
635-7158.

JAMES GRAY
On Lakelse Road

Phone: o8-[o4l

UALITS

is:

fire have charged the
. seeretary-treasurer of the
- society with arson. Fy

. But Hamilton.denies that
‘ organization

anything to do with the blaze,

. af with a rash of vandalism

S DISTRICT “yt

“against the centre and the .

researchérs who use animals
_in;their experiments. |
+: Hamiltoo, ‘a commercial

who has, put his career 2

to ‘devote’ ‘hig time to,
the’ Cause’ of ‘Animals, -bas
* decorated his “office: with .
” florid- anti-vivisection.
posters. CB radio keeps him

_in touch: with members.
monitoring incidents: of ...
: animal abuse.
recorder ~collects * phone -

A tape

messages, including his own
share of crank calls. Books

-and pamphlets on animal

welfare fill the shelves.
Research on’ animals in

Canada is out of control, he
insists, which is why he.

spends much of his time :

“inspecting” research
facilities.
Gregg says he deesn’ t like

the visits, but is not Going to .
’ risk banding the - anti-

vivisectionists ‘a propaganda -

victory by trying to keep
therm out, :

Trained. in”, animal
medicine at the University of

Glasgow, Gregg practised as

a country. veterinarian in

’ Britain before coming to .

UBC -in 1965 to direct the
énimal care facility. He “quit

* two years later, disillusioned ;
esorry standards of the .
i wait, @ad returned only. “iFeasonably” currerit!?
, thecause of the. promise ofa 7

- by the

had. |:

mM
procedures are discovered in
‘new surgical techniques;

Ap ee ea A a are Se

pew ssmillion facility that

was finished 'in 1975. -:,

At is ‘still: upsetting, he
admits, to walk Into the runs,

where 30 to 40 dogs clamor
for attention and Jove, but

‘will receive only death,
‘however humanely it may be

adminisieréd.
“Km a vét,” he: said. “"y

spent many years in practice .

and was invetved in helping,

saving animals and: the

change of cafeers didn't

hand; perhaps I'm doing 4s.
much for animals now as’ I
did’ in - practice, ensuring
they are well treated. .. . But
Tve had othink it ot pretty

ly. *:
There is. np alternative to

“the use of animals in many
areas of medical réseatch.: :

Yes,- there . is - sometimes

_ suffering, but it is always
.ininimized and ‘always.

justified by the
lives. sa

potential of

Re points to the list? Drugs:
are tested, on animals and -
cast aside when they cause: “supposed:
“tilt under . -anesthetlc, oF ©

effects; dangerous.

vaccines against animal as

well as human diseases are .

_ produced ard tesled; legions ~
of mice contract cancer, and

each’ one contributes a. tiny

- piece to our knowledge of the.

. But “Hamilton does not

accept these arguments. His
position is simple: No. ex-

_ periment that harms an
" animal is acceptable. no .
. thatter. what, the: Potential
. benefits, :

_ 4 human : can ‘understand
his or her sacrifice and give
@ reasoned consent, but an:

- animal cannot. ©
Asked to present actual. :
research funds if necessary

examples of animal abuse’
occurring ‘today in.B.C., he
produced a stack of photo
collages. |

Many of the iHustéations 2

are drawn from other. imes,:
other provinces, . other.

“oountries. Those that were in‘
‘local | wand:
ie

some: way,

1 we

vested.
Only serious. Inquiries.
May consider. trade.

1970 Mustang Mach | In exceltent condition, only 56,000

original miles, completely rebullt for show purposes -

has naver seen winter. 151 Cleveland, auto, front and

rear spollers, metal window lowvers, dual Californta

. rear-tail ights plus many more extras foo numerous fo
mention on body and power fraln.

Must be seen to be appreciated , over $12,000 In:

Phone 635-6357 days-ask for Gary or 635-TH nights.

ass

MPLOYMENT . > a"

dec

. man Was se

—A 6 picture of a
cat with its skull shaved and
trodes sticking out. The
picture was similar, he said,
fo scenes in the lab of UBC

brain ‘researcher Edith | ;

A picture of a'dog, ape’

‘parently unconscious, after .

throat surgery, with a flap of:

, exposed tissue. He sald ..
the ‘picture was taken at

the .

Vancouver . General

Hospital.
come easy. On: the: other.
‘the floor of an aninial room,

‘=A picture of a rabbit of

its hindquarters limp . and |
stained brown, postibly with |
the . lodinecontaining an

 tiseptic ‘used to sterilize the
-‘gkin before. surgery, or
possibly, as’ Hamilton said,

“soaked with blood.”
iy co-ordinator of animal

care, it is Gregg’s -respan- .

sibility to monitor standards
in the 21 UBC departhents —
that use animals, ranging ©
., from surgery to psychology.
When painful procedures

are involved, animals are

to. be killed while

treated | -to§ limit post:
operative pain, besald High
standards ‘of hygiene and
comfort are demanded. .

by the university animal.
care committee, made up of
people from. the different

‘ faculties. Each university in

Canada has such 4 com.
mittee,

The ‘committees are in
turn watched aver by the

Canadian Council on Animal

‘Care, group. funded by
federal research’ grant

agencies. The council sends:
out assessment teams that

Ait eachuniversity every two z

to three years...”
The council can withhold -

‘to enforce its recom-
mendations, an action: that |
has not been taken for more
than five years. : .

VANCOUVER ACP) — A
L-year-old. Lilloeet, B.C.

mterlved in county
oourt Tuesday to 19 months
in jail in comerction with the
traffic death of a woman two
years ago. Mato Utovic was
sentenced to'18 months for
criminal negligence and one -
month for driving with a
blocd alchohol in excess of
06 after a two-car accident
Feb. 10, 1979, at. a city in-

terséction. Sandra Oye, a -

pregnant occupant of the

 gecond car, died from: in-

juries suffered in the crash.

VICTIM IDENTIFIED
| CRANBROOK (CP) —
Police have identified the.
man killed Monday. when a

. Cessna’ 177. plane crashed

near this southeastern B.C.
city. Dead is David Toens

Plett, $5, of Sparwood, B.C.

OPPORTUNITY -

only fo:

REPORTER/ |.
PHOTOGRAPHER |.

| TERRACE DAILY HERALD |

THE POSITI ION

Involves the coverage, writing and photographie ot local news .
events; coverage of various political and social cecttutties to the”
Terrace-Kitimat area.

Successful candidates must be willing to take direction, tut able
fo work with a minimum of supervision. .

Some layout experience would be an asset. 7

Salary will be commensurate with experience and wilt Include ail
company, fringe benefits. ~

if you are Interested and meet these requirements, send rewmes

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