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‘WANTED MISC.

Wanted - 175 motor for
Kawasaki motor bike. Phone
635-3268 after 6pm or Gord at
635-4941 during the day. {stf}

20 tt. flat bottom river boat,
C-W motor and tandem
fraller. Phone 635-9523 after
5 (p5-4) ,

92 ft. K & C, $8,000.00 - boat.
$2,000.00 - extras. Phone 635-
3575 or 635-7948. (3-1)

49. HOMES |

FOR SALE

FORCED SALE

Must sell immediately.
Nearly completed house and
land on Jackpine Flats near.
Terrace. All reasonable
offers will be seriously
considered. Enquire at 4509
Lakelse Avenue, Terrace,
B.C. (Phone 638-1161) (c3-22)

For Sale: A beautiful 1316
sq. ft. home...
wfeady for you to occupy.
. wall fo wall carpet “~

2 -
fireplaces

. 2¥2 bathrooms

- fully landscaped

. 600 sq. ff. workshop ad-
jacent to house

. carport

-Jocated at 4738 Loen Ave.,
Terrace. Phone 635-2846 (c5-

floor to ceiling

Retail or
Office Space

2 stores total of 2800 ft. Can
be separated to 1400 ft. areas
In choice location on Lazelle
Shopping Centre, Terrace,
B.C. 635-3576 or 255-1959
Vancouver. Avallable Sept.
1 1978. (ctf)

OPPORTUNIT

For Sale. Coffee Truck
Business. Est. 5% years.
‘Good potential. Phone 635-
4350 after 4p.m. (p 10-S5)

A well established busy
Drycleaning’ Plant will be
sald ta an ambitious person
with a preference ta being
his own boss, wha doesn’t
mind extra effort to make an
above average Ilving. Ideal
for working cauple.
Trained personnel on hand -
well equipped - srnoothly
operating plant, located in
thriving Fort St. John - this
opportunity only comes
once.

Famlly and other business
cammitments only reason
for selling.

For further information
write Professiona! Cleaners,
9920-104th St., Fort St. John,
B.C, phone 785-2322. (14-15)

Fridge,

1972 Camperized Chevy Van.
stove, sink &
propane heater. Excellent
condition, Low mileage.
Asking $4200 or best offer.
Phone 635-2444 ask for Doug.
or 635-4809 affer 5. (3-5)

1976 Grand Prix SJ. Good
condition, air conditioning,
PS, PB, 455 cu. in. etc.
Serious offers only. Phone
638-1604, (p10-23)

‘74 Toyota pick up long box,
Good condition. Phone 635-

2709 or 635-5115 ask for Jack.”

(p5-1)

78 Trans AM, all power AM
radio with 8 track, 2600 km.
Best offer ar Trade with 4x4
Whee! drive. Phone 635-5422
after 5 p.m. (p-5-1)

Leaving town and must sell
1973 Mazda pickup. Low
mileage. Very clean con-
dition. Call 635-6371 after 6,
793-2567, ask for Bob.

739 Truck, 8 camper with
Jacks, and Insulated canopy,
Ya ton P. Up, PB PS, $2700 or
best offer. 635-9448

‘69 Ford half-ton automatic,
360 motor. 635-3040. (p-10-22)

1972 Volkswagon 411. Good
condition, Phone 635-7320
after 6. (p5-1)

Far Sale : Small sawmill
powered by 37.5 kilowatt
generator, Allis Chalmers
Diesel Motor, Kitimat 632-
7429 (p4-1)

57, ae
AUTOMOBILES
oe { -

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Bdrm, ful! Bsmt, Rec.
Rm, 2 full Baths, 21,
Fireplaces, w w carpet,
undeck, many extras.[.
Lacated of bench on
Benner St. To view call 635-
5 .

Situated on Pohle Ave. Cozy
starter or retirement home
with extra lol, 2 bedrooms, 1
bathroom living room with
sliding glass door to rear
patio, dining area in kitchen
and porch with laundry.
facilities, Electric ,
House has new cedar siding
on exterior, extra lot is
subdivided and can be sald
separately. Asking $20,000
for house & $10,000 for extra
fot, Both are priced to sell as
8 package for $26,000. Firm.
Call 635-2370 for appointment
to view. (p23-29s) ..

_. heat.

1974 Ford Vz ton pickup 360
motor auto, Radial tires,
electronic Ignition. Phane
635-9580 after 4 (c4-9)

. 3 Mazda cars, } Toyota plus

and 1972 Ford Ranger. and 1-
1974 Ford Van. Phone 635-
6636 or view at 2609 Skeena
St. (4-22)

1976 Monza. Phone 635-5508
after 3 (c10-11) ;

Truck: 1971 Ford F250, p.s.,
p.b., ‘Heavy duty Sport
custom. Low mileage good
mechanical condition. Extra
battery for camper 635-5048
(p4-1)

1974 Plymouth Road Runner.
400 mag. C-W extras.
- Asking $4,000 or best dffer.
635-9523 after 5 (p5-2)

For Sale: 1971 Ferd Truck ¥2
ton. J owner. Excellent
condition. Only 36,000 mites.
Phone 635-2668 (c5-2)

For Sate: 1978 Ford Flesta.
Brand new condition, open to
offers. Phone 638-5271 (c5-2)

Home For Sale:

One year old three
bedroom home. Walnut
cabinets, w to w carpets,
with partially finished
basement. Fully  land-
scaped on paved st. Phone
aftar 6 pm 635-7367.

2 bedroom home, finished
basement, 2 bedrooms down,
R1 area. Features rock
front. Close fo schools, 635-
7467 (p5-8)

3 bedroom home on the
bench. Paved driveway.
Enclosed garage, Good

garden area, Phone 635-9277,
(p10-14)

50.

Moving to Terrace, require
34 bedroom home, will
maintain, willing to rent or
lease, references, security
deposit, mature family of
three. Refer inquiries to The
Herald Box 1178, Terrace,
B.C, (ctf)

52. WANTED
TO RERT

2 bdrm house or trailer.
Terrace or Thornhill. Phone
632-5635 collect. (p5-22)

154. BUSINESS |
PROPERTY

Chalce Property For Sale
Just under 1 acre corner
property with paved street
jin front.

Four rental units with new
plumbing & hat water
tanks.

Two bedroom house, with
work shop cement floor.
Very good well two big
gardens & lawn with trees
& shrubs.

Room tor expansion on
corner very reasonable for
cash some terms possible.
Soma lumber & many
extras mostly all fur-

nished.
Apply: R.A. Clark - 635 -

3699 after é p.m. {p10-37)

For Sale: 1974 Volkswagon

Window Bus, 7 passenger, -

AM-FM radio, radial tires
plus 2 winter, only 35,000
miles, very good shape,
priced for immediate sale.
Phone 632-5848 (c5-2)

FOR SALE
1975 Datsun pickup in ex-
cellent condition, 2000

Engine, Winnebago canopy,
new winter snow tires, radia,
B-track, 21,000 miles. Best
Offer.

Ask for Carol. 635-9101 week-
days, 9-5. 638-8255 after 6 &
weekends. {p4-4}

1973 Chevy Nova, 350 custom
hatchback. 49,000 miles.
Phone 635-2303. (c5-5)

1971 Ford Torinc, good
running condition. Auto.
Phone 435-6751. (3-1)

1967 4% 4 Mercury. Phone
635-6751, (c3-1)

1973 Dodge Polara, 360, 1
owner, good condition. Price

$1,500. Phone 635-3080, (p5-5) °

1975 Dodge Dart 6 cyl, 4 door
sedan. Auto. PS. Excellent
conditian. 635-3750 evenings.
(p2-22)

For Sale: 1972 Ford Ran-
chwagon, PS, PB, V6, auto.
Good condition. 36,000 miles.
Asking $1,800.00 Phane 638-
1455

Open for Salvage Bids
} - 1974 Dadge Dart at
Riverside Auio Wrecking.

1 - 1976 Chevrolet Custom
Delux, 4 wheel drive, Heavy
Duty Camper Special with
canopy at Nugent Body &
Paint Works, Kalum Lake
Road.

1 - 1970 Ford Pick-up

All bids are to be written and
submitted to:
Brouwer & Co.
3238 Kalum
Terrace,
635-7173
(€10-22)

B.C,

1- 1972 Ford ' ton pick-up.
Good condition. Phone 798-
2267, (p5-22)

58.

MOBILE
HOMES..

Mobile Home
Immediate Delivery
To Your Location

are now available on our|
lovely 14 wide and
doublewide mobile homes.
You choose your decor, and
we custom build to sult,
Government grant of $2500
applicable, Expense pald
fare Vancouver - Return.
For free credit check and
approval please phone
collect.

Parker Homes of Canada
Ltd.

35-5447

(c38-23)

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.
0.A.C.

Set up ‘and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone coijlect 591-5105

(ctE

Rent or Purchase 1972 12x68
Paramont house trailer with
fireplace near stores and
schools, on private fol. Rent
$255. per month with option
fo buy or purchase $9,500
open to offers, Will carry
second morgage if nec.
Phone 112-762-4612. Write
Joe Rorke, Gen Del, Win-
fleld, B.C. (ctf)

For Sate - 1972 3-2 bedraom
traller, depending. Franklin
fire place, unfurnished,
Completed 3° x 18’ carpeted
addition. Located in Thor-
nhill. Price $6,500. Call 635-
9589, or 633-2455,

For Sale: 1976 McGinnis
12x68 Trailer with @x1é Joey
shack & &’x24’ Veranda. 3
bdrms & will sell furnished

_ar unfurnished. Phone 635-

9750 or view at no. 1B 5016
Park Ave.

FOR SALE; 12 x 64’ moblle
home, 2 bedrooms, furnished
or unfurnished, fenced yard
with garden and shed.
Located In Terrace trailer

For Sale, 1975 18 ft.. salf-
conialned Motor home..
Excellent condition. . Air
conditioned, For. further
detalls please phone 635-3211,
(p3-1}

Now in stock af Camper
Land! ‘
1978 22’ Minl-motar Home,
Ideal for ihe family. With
bunk bed and farge bath
coniplete with tub, This unit
has full winter package,
Ideal for the skler or those
whe like to ski-doo. On a
GMC chassis, featuring a 400
engine;: tlt stearing, and
cruise contrat.

1976 20° Mini-motor home on
Ford ‘Chassis, air can.
ditioning and ecrulse control
with a 460 engine. This unit
has rear kitchen, with large
windows at back and sides.
Also has full winter package.
Come and have a& look, we
have what you want.

5412 Highway 16- West.
Dealer Licence No. D0osiiA.
(c5-8)

67,

SERVICES _

Coes your building need
exterior painting? Call 635-
4906 Kermode Friendship
Centre. LEave name and
phone number for Terry.
Free Estimate. (stf)

Raia
“LIVESTOCK

“For Sale % Registered Arab
Mare. 5 years old. Excellent
pleasure horse. Good
disposition. Phane 635-6632.
(c6-22)

invitation to Tender

Sealed Tenders, marked Re-
‘ rooting and Flashing
Terrace, B.C. No, 94-113 for
Ministry of Highways
Garage will be received up to
3:00 p.m. local ilme the 14th
day of September 1978, and
those available at that time
will be opened in public at
British Columbia Bulldings
Corporation, 4927 Kelth Ave.,
Tarrace, B.C. V8G 1K7,.
Tendering documents may
be cbtained at the above
address atter 9:00 a.m. on
the Ist day of September
1978. Tenders must be filed
on the forms provided, in
sealed, clearly marked
envelopes. The lowest or any
Tender will not necessarily
be accepted,
{c2-1)

invitation to Tender

Sealed Tenders, marked
Additions Smithers, B.C. No.
1926 for Fish & Wildlife
Bullding will be received up
to 3:00 p.m. local time the
14th day of September 1978,
and those available at thai
time will be opened in public
at British Columbia
Buildings Corporation, 4827
Kelth Ave., Terrace. 8.C.
VaG 1K7,

Tendering documents may
be obtained at the above
address after 9:00. a.m. on
the Ist day of September
1978,

Tenders must be fited on the
forms provided, In seated.
clearly marked envelopes.
The lowest or any Tender

will not necessarily be ac- —

‘Braaking The Rules

Tradition says red wines
should be served at room
temperature, but I like my
red wines, like Vino Rosso
and Mello Burgundy, a little
cooler than room tempera-
ture. I try to serve them at
cellar temperature, which |s
somewhere between 60 and
70 degrees. .

If you are serving & red
wine, open it an hour or two
early to let it “breathe.” If it
is a wine like Cribari, which is
meant to be enjoyed every:
day, then you may want to
pour it from the large 1.5
liter bottle Into a smaller
decanter for ‘your dinner
table.

If the wine is white, like
Cribari Mountain Chablis,
then I suggest keeping It
chilled in a refrigerator for

several hours, or an hour In.

the freezer, no that it reaches
a temperature of 45 to 55
degrees.

When you are ready to
serve the wine, pour a bit for
yourself first. Sniff ‘and slp

a it to make sure it tastes OK.
A Then, pour about half a glass

for each of the ladies firat,
then the men, and then your
own glass,

If you want to break the
rules, just bring the battle
to the table, open it and pour
for everybody, or just simply
pass the bottle or decanter.
I've always said that it’s the
enjoying the wine that
eounts, not the ritual or
ceremony of serving it.

_ Hf you have a question
aboul wines, write me at
B. Cribari & Sons, Suite 606,
500 Sansome Street, San
Francisca, CA. 94111.

“The office makes the man.”
. , Latin Proverb

A BICENTENARY SPECIAL FEATURE FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA

A TAHITIAN CHARMS LONDON

When Captain Furneaux had
returned to England almost 4 year
before Cook, he had brought with
him the Tahitian translator Omai
who had been a social success in
London. He had met the King and
his intelligence and poise had
made hin a favarite of many, But
it was time for him to be taken
home and the “Resolution” was
commissioned to make the return
journey, ~

At the sume time. the long-

standing mystery shout the exis- ,

tence of a northwest passage had
been revived and an offer of
20,000 pounds to the map who
discovered il still stood. Perhaps
the "Resolution could havea try
al locating it.

It had been proven in 1742 by
the Russian navy that a passage
existed between the nonhwestem
tip of North America and Asia so
why not attempt to round the
continent? fn fact, why not do it
with two ships with each attack-
ing the route from opposite direc-
tions?

The feasibility of the operation
was discussed and Caok was
asked his opinion. Of course the
Admiralty wanted Cook to pat-
ticipate in the exercise. allhaugh
they felt he had carncd a rest and
were reluctant io even hint at their
interest in having him sail again.

Captuin James Cook's return to
Engiund from his second trip of
exploration brought him new
honors though less public
acclaim, He was recognized by
the Royal Society and the King
rewarded him with new rink and
with a sinccure that. would have
been grecied warmly by many.

s

By Ron Gadsby

But Cook was not one ta vege-
tate and he chafed at what he felt
was a place on the shelf. But he
was glad to be with his wife,
although saddened by the news
that his infant son, bom im-
mediately prior to his departure,
had died in infancy. However, his
son James, now 12, was in train-

ing to be a naval officer at
Woolich Academy and tl-year-

the same direction.
One cannot help but wonder

about the private feelings of Mrs.

Cook who seems to have been a
poor second ta the call of the sea.

He hadn't been happy with the
work of Huwkesworth who had
been commissioned to write the
account of his first journey, so
Cook decided he would be his
own man when it came to the
account of his second voyage.
With the help of a clergyman
friend, he composed a straight-
forward narrative, and when it
was published in 1777 it was an
immediate best-seller.

When the plan was outlined,
Cook was hooked. It was outlined
ata dinner party arranged by Lord
Sandwich in February of 1776.
Ostensibly it was to pick Cook’s
brain about the upcoming voyage
of “Discovery"', and the others
present included Sir Hugh
Palliser, and Phillip Stephens,
secretary to the Admiralty.

And, of course, Cook couldn't
say no to the expedition even
though he wasn't asked directly.
His colleagues were delighted
when he volunteered, and Iwo
days later he was appointed cont-
mander of the expeditiion with his

ACAR PUZZLE

In the second drawing of the car, here are §
objects missing. Can you find them?

B CONNECT THE DOTS

Connect the Dols — Object of the .
game is to draw a continuous fine
through each dot, without lifting your

* pencil fram the page.

You are limited

to 6 moves (six straight lines).

court, Phone 635-4639 week- cepted

days. (p3-1) (¢2-1) ®@ @
For Sate: three 12’x52’, 2 E==—“Azostt! a

bedroom semi-furnished Es 2° 7

Safeway Trailers. Units = o<\ ) y

complete with blocking, Fuel | [aes — y ;
tanks, axles and wheels. <= bE eto @ @

Asking $4,000. Call J. Hut-
chings Box 727, Stewart, BC.
Phone 636-2660, (p20-1s)

1973 Safeway Trailer, fur-
nished or unfurnished 8 x 12
heated Joey Shack. Set up In
park near schools. Phone
635-9324. (p5-1)

For sale, 1971 Glendale
Trailer. Fully furnished, In
excellent shape, on Vz acre
treed & landscaped lot, with
work shop, joey shack &
wood shed. Must be seen to
be appreciaied. Priced to
sel. Phone 638-8224. (p5-22)

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES”

For Sale. 1976 Starcraft tent

iraller with stove,. fridge,
furnace and canopy. Like
new condition. Phone 635-
324),

For Sale: 10°
Caveman camper in ex-
cellent shape $2,000 Phone
635-9420 (p3-1)

The ancient Greeks tried
to make rain by dipping
oak branches in water.

HERMAN

PAY gEM Wriee tad Mus Syren

De

“Is been postponed, He's got a headache.”

old Nathaniel had his course setin J

a te to .
Omuai: A man of talent and poise.

former first lieutenant, Charles
Clerke, as captain of the second
ship, “Discovery "’. It is interest-
ing to note that at least one of
Clerke’s. descendants lives in
British Columbia today.

Cook was happy to supervise -
the refitting of the “Resolution”
which was to have a complement
of 112, sprinkled liberally with
veterans of his previous voyages.
His master (navigator) was only
22 but had already established a
reputation for excellence in his.

field. His name. .: William
Bligh. ;
There was no way Cook would

have another professional
botanist in his crew in view of his
previous experiences with the
breed, and the ship's surgeon
William Anderson was entrusted
with the lask. —

But the expedition suffered a
delay for an intriguing reason: .
Captain Clerke was threatened
with incarceration in debtor's
prison for his brother's debts.

NEXT: Not a man of revenge.

Job opportunities

..Purther detaiis on the
following jobs are fo be
obtained by calling the
Terrace office of the Canada
Employment Centre at 635-
71.

Vocational . instructor - 1,727
- 2,239 mo, To instruct
students all theory & repair
of diesel engines 5 months
appointment. Terrace.

MORTGAGE CLERK - $4.56
per hour. Terrace. Per-
manent part-time. Must be
mature and responsible.
Experience preferred but
employer will train.

SHORT ORDER COOK -
D.O.E. Stewart. Shift work;
Accomodation available.
Experience preferred.

Hook tender - [WA. Terrace.
- Permanent full-time, Must
have full tower experience,

BIOLOGICAL FIELD
ASSISTANT - $5.70 per hour.
Terrace. Temporary. Must
be 19 years.of age with a
valid drivers license. Must
be mature.

CATSKINNER -_ IWA.
Terrace. Permanent Full-
time, experience in road
building.

BLASTER - JWA. Terrace.
Permanent Full-time. Must
have ticket and experience
in road work,

CIVIL ENGINEER TECH. -
$1600 monthly. Nass River.
Temporary. Must be

familiar with surveying,

sewer construction, earth
moving and compacting,

MOBILE HYDRAULICS
INSTRUCTOR - $1714 - $1791
monthly, D.O.E. Terrace.
Temporary full-time. Must
have a minimum of 5 years
experience in mobile and
industrial hydraulics.

H.D. TRUCK MECHANIC -

$9.81 per hour. Stewart.

Permanent fuli-time. Must
be journeyman. Must have
diesel experience. Must: be
mature and responsible.

‘CASHIER - Negotiable.

Terrace. Permanent full-.

time, Must have typing of 25-
30 wpm. Financlal ex-
perience an asset.

' BABYSITTING VACAN-

CIES - Interested applicants
for babysitting vacancies
must be registered with
Canada Employment Centre
& provide at least 2 letters of

relerence.

CLAIMS STENOGRAPHER
= $1,014.36 per month, Must
have Gr, 12, must have 60
wpm dictatyping & adding
machine experience. Prefer
office experience &
knowledge of Medical ter-
minology.

CHOKERMAN - | Union.
Terrace. Permanent full-
time. Must have full tower.
experience. ..

TYPING: INSTRUCTOR °
$9.00 hr. Terrace. Must be
fully able to teach typing at
level of basic typing, in-
termediate or advance.

"CLERICAL INSTRUCTOR -
$9.00 hr. Terrace. To teach a
clerical “refresher” course.
Must have , thorough
knowledge of clerical field.

Journal Clerk Cashier - $675
mo, Negotaible. Terrace.
Must have 40-45 typing
prefer financial background.

STORE CLERK - $4.00 per
hour. Terrace, Temporary
sition; could work into
ull-time. Stocking shelves,
cashier tidying store.

Stenographer - $600 - $800
DOE. Terrace. Legal ex-
perience preferred,
Minimum 2 years office, 50
w.mp. typing & dictaphone.

DINING ROOM WAITRESS
- $3.50-$4.00 D.O.E. Terrace.
Night shift, Prefer ex-
perience.

COOK SEA FOODS -
Negotiable, $1,206.00.
Terrace. Must be fully ex-
perienced. Evening shifts.

SCALER - Union, Terrace.
Permanent, full-time. Must
be fully experienced. Prefer
coast license.

SECRETARY - STENO -
D.O.E. Terrace. Must have
2-3 years minimum office
related business experience.
50 wpm minimum, high
degree of accuracy, dic-
taphone or shorthand.

Registered Nurse - $1124
month. Terrace. Care of
patients in ICU maintenance
of equipment. Responsible
to head nurse, Shift work 8 -
varcent VP. Room and
gard provided at cost.

TELEPHONE OPERATOR -
$3.25 per hour. Terrace, Shift -
work, Some typing
preferred; be able to reco
messages accurately.
SHEET METAL WORKER -
Union. Terrace. Must be
journeyman or equivatent
experience.

First Aid Attendent - 6.91 Hr.
Terrace. B ticket or better.
Camp job, Free B & R.

Head Cook - $5.00 per hour,
Terrace. Permanent full
time. Must be fully ex-
perienced: and famillar with
food costing, staff super-
vision, References required,