DELUXE
BEDROOM ‘apartmenis,

.Close- to town. Complete ©
with “stove, fridge and

carpet. Phona 636-1133 °

day's OF 635-F080 & 638-1833 a
evenings, ae

_Gccttn-témay) ”

1 ‘. rf ‘BEDROOM apart.
meant: located ' on Brauns
island. Available for rant
Immediately: Speclal rates
for. retired. or pensioner.
Information phone 635-3583
or F 635-40. . +

(p3-18may)

WOODGREEN- .
‘APARTMENTS— 1, 2 and 3
bédroom’ apariments.
Downtown” locality.
Compiete. with dishwasher,
fireplace, ‘fridge, stove and
drapes, -Undercover’
parking. Security entrance,
Phond 635-9917. .
“(accsepti2ttn)

FOR RENT— 1 bedroom |
suite West side of duplex.
One block from swimming
‘pool. Phone 638-1048, —

. (p3-22may)-

ONE , BEDROOM &
bachelor . sultes.
Avallable Immediately.| °
Fridge & stove Included.
Sauna & - recreation]
room. 635-9023 or 635-]

owe PT

We o planned it we. bull
§ It, we love It 1.280: could |
you. 3: ‘year old 1344°sq;,
ft. homeron 4:6, treed

Only 1.5 kr “frontid
Many: special teatyres
Include. pine. ceiling,
‘fireplace, large master
bedroom’: with -3 pce.
ensuite, 6 638. 1321,
(pé-1emay)

4 teonoon house in

‘Horseshoe. area, Large
sundeck, garage, large rec
room. Interested party

only. Price $81, 500, Firm. .
B5-3aNs,

(pi: aAmay)
_5 YEAR OLD 3 lava! split.

. Asking $52,900. Phone 435-
7530 after Sprn. No agents.

(pt Timayps- ‘Wemay)

ES

52 -Property ©
for Sale

—————

. LAKEFRONT

PROPERTY on north end
Lakelse Lake. Offers | to

+ $16,500. Phone. 625-5990.’

(pld- 29may)

54 Business

Two bedroom suite
available. -
—quiet, . spacious,
dawngown locality
—adult only .
—seacurity | enfrance,
private parking

—large balcony

To view please phone
635-4422,
(p10-25may)

48 Homes
for Rent

3 BEDROOM upper duplex
- 1100 sq. ft, Fridge & stove
included. Carport. One
block from Westend Store.
Available June~ Ist. $450 |
per month. Plus deposit.
No pets. Phone 635-2643.
(p5-23may)

2 BEDROOM “house for
rent. Stove & fridge inc.
Available June 1-84. Phone
635-9418.

(p5-23may)

3 BEDROOM townhouse,
close to downtown.
References required. No
pets. Phone 635-9593 or 435- .
7592,
(pd-11,16,17,18may)

2 BEDROOM duplex with
full basement. Situated 2
blocks from downtown.
Ideal for a working couple.
Fridge and stove Included,
Rent $450-month.
References required. No
pets. For appt to view
Phone 630-1522 belween 6 &
8 p.m. only.
. (p4-Tdmay}

3 BEDROOM house in
town. - Fridge, stove,
washer and dryer. No pets.
References required. Also
2 bedroom trailer. No pets.
References required.
Phone 638-1356.

(p10- aamay)

THREE BEDROOM
town houses close to
shopping centres and
$chools. Phone Terrace
Manor 638-8417.

_ p20: -21may)

49 Wanted
to Rent

NEEDED by July Ist. 3 or
4.bedrogm home, Phone
635-7642,

(p3-18 may)

50 Monee
for Sale

FOR $ALE BY OWNER—
A small 3 bedroom house”
with a fireplace arid lote of:
trees In the yard. Close ta
town and achools. Asking |
$59,500. Phone 638-1639.
(atf-29may)

5 BEDROOM home on '
acre,’ on Skeena St. 2
fireplaces, garden ares,
barn, sauna, Asking
$87,500. Phone 635-2485
after 5 p.m.

co (p5-23may)

5189 to view. :
(p20-23may0]_ Property
. .
BIRCHWOOD: ————
APARTMENTS | FOR -RENT— 5,000 sq.

ft. retatl stores Located
corner. af Lakelse &
Emerson - best show]
windows In town’ - -for
further Information}
phone 695-5333 during
business hours.
 ‘{aced-april-ttn)

BY OWNER commercial
property on Hwy. access. 2
large tots: & 2100 sq. ft.

. bullding will consider any

reasonable trade and will
finance up to half. Phone
635-7824 5-9 p.m.

{p10- ‘Stmay),

' $5 Business

_- Opportunity,

SALE—

fanitorfal

presently grossing
$100,000 annually.
Finanelal

available.

Include

machines. Reply to Box.
1485 c-o Terrace-
Kitimat Dally Herald,
Box 399, Terrace, 8.CJ
V&G 4B4.

{p20-25may)

fn mn
FA
Motorcycles
19983) YAMAHA = 1200
Venture Royale Touring
Bike.- Mint condition.
Stereo, air suspension,
digital read out, helmuts,
gloves and much more.

Phone 635-5004,
‘(p3-18may)

fn nee |
57 : oT
. Automobiles
ve
1978 MONTE CARLO 2
door hardtop, 305 motor,
auto, AM-FM. stereo,
winter-summer tires, good
_ condition. Call had 5784

after 4pm.
(pl 031 may)

COLLECTORS! 1965 Buick
Skylark: Convertible Red
with white bucket seats.

’ New radials, top, paint.

_ Never known rust! Im:
maculate! $6500. Phone
§57-4363, (Queen
Chartottes}. ;
(p5-18may}

‘58 Tucks &
i Vans

179 JEEP CHEROKEE

ixd, ‘automatic, radio
$2,600. Call 638-1679 after
épm.

(p10-24may}

MUST SELL— 1920 Ford
F180 4x4, 6 cyl. short box,

new fires, canopy, roof .

rack, excellant condition.
Asking $7,200. Phone 638-
1919,

(pidasmay)

- smobile -

. 5:30 p.m.

_ chattels:

: 1919" FORD -Plekup. Bis:
| One ‘owner.
7 condition. 26,000 | original
mites: Asking price, $4,000
: ttm, Phone 635-7851...

“acres. , Beautiful: vie. Po

_(pt0-zzmay)

Excal lend

FOR SALE— 1978
G.M.C. Van, Bids onty.
Call Rod or Anri at.635-
| 2261 between 8:30 a.m.
& 5:00 p.m.
{accl0-30may)

FOR SALE— - 1978
‘G.M.C, Chev 1% ton:
pickup. For ~ bid
Inquirles cali. Rod or
| Ann at 635-2261 between
‘| 8:30 a.mz and 5:00 p.m.
. (accl0-30may)

“1980 FORD 4% ton, Super
cab..XLT camper special,
‘alr condition, tit, cruise,
carpets, bucket seats.
Near new 14
Bridgestone tires. New
brakes, Phone 635-5164
between 5-6 p.m. or see at

- 4637 Weber’ Ave.
(p4-18may).

1980 CHEV % TON Diesel,
Silverado, tilt, air con-
ditlon, AM-FM, cassette,
. carpets, radials, 22,000 km
onengine and trans. Phone
635-5166 between 5.4 p.m.
View at 4637 Weber Ave.

. (p4-18may)

59 Mobile

Homes |
——————
1966 KNIGHT Traller
10‘x40" «plus = addition
10’x22", finished, Excellent
condition. $4,400
negotlable, Phone 633-2421,

(p20-7jun)

FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM _
‘Ex: .

doyble-wide trailer.
cellent condition. Fridge;
stove, washer, dryer.
Available June .1. Adutts,
No .peis. References
please. Phone 635-7411.

: (p3-22may)

‘6ORecreational
Vehicles _

’

eee
FOR" SALE—"" 1983
Yamaha Skidoo. Bids
only. Call Rod or Ann at
635-2251 between 8:30

am, & 5:00 p.m.

ply -

(accl0-30may)

SKYLARK 10’ Camper,
follet, stove with oven, 3
way fridge, furnace,
hydraulic jacks. To view
4806 Hamer St. or phone
635-6901,

(p5-22may)

‘927, TAURUS HOLIDAY
TRAILER Excellent
condition. Low miles,
$7900. Phone 638-1305 after
Spm.

(p5-17may}

_ FOR SALE— é" Okanagan

Camper with fridge, oven
and furnace. 1964 Old.
low mileage, no
rust. Phone 635-5639 after

! (p3-18may)

68 Legal -
————
_ Sheriff Sale

The Sheriff will offer for. °

sale by public auctian at
320-4741 Lakelse Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. on May 18,
1964 at 10:00 a.m. the In-
terest of. the following
udgement debtor in the
‘following ‘goods and
Terrace Model
‘Werld Limited; purported
to be:

Cash register

display cases

*varlous hobby crafts
‘models and games

- Terms of Sale:
Cash on an as Is, where Is -

basis, subject fo~ social
service tax.

. The ‘sheriff. reserves the
right ‘to. adjourn the sale

- and apply to the court for

further direction If the

need arises,

A.N. VINSON

Deputy Sheriff

Terrace
: (ace}.17may)

SE WATER
“WIG!
Never
swim

tha Canadian Red Cross Soolety

Province of
British Colca «
Ministry of | os
Forests ae
Forest Service
NOTICE |
' Regarding Examination
‘for Licence to Scale Logs.
_ Examination for. Hicence
to scale logs in the Interior
will be held at Terrace.
The examination will be

‘preceaded by a scaling

course.

Place: Northwest
Community ° College,
Terrace

Date of Scaling Course:
May 28 to June 1 inclusive
beginning at 6:30 a.m.

Date ‘of Scaling Exam:

"June 6, 1984 |:

The course of ‘instruction
must be attended by
persons currently holding

an “Appointment of Acting

Scaler”. To these persons
the examination Is free of
charge.” All other pergons
will - be charged ’
examination fee of $40. 00.
Application forms for the
examination (F.S. 67,1989)
must be completed and
available for presentation
at the examination. These
may be obtained from the
instructors during. the
course or from any District

' Manager's Office.

Persons wishing to-at-
fend the course are

‘requested to register by.
contacting one of the

following. Ministry: ° of
Forests ‘district offices.”*
-Terrace 639-854]

Hazelton 842-6591.

V.M. Strain

Acting Reglonal Manager
Ministry of Forests
oo _ (acc9-25 may)

~Shevitts Sale.”

-UNDER AUTHORITY OF

A Writ of Selzure and Sale
directed tome by Kitimat
Ralph's: Service Lid.,’. |

‘have seized and will offer

for sale by sealed bid all
the right title and interest
in the undernoted goods of

Mr. lan Murray., One-1975. .

GMC Truck with four
wheet ‘drive. Sertal
‘No. TKY 1451509072. **
‘TERMS OF SALE?: ard
writing. marked “BID O
SHERIFF SALE” are fo
be submitted to the un-
dersigned by - twelve
o'clock noan,, May 25, 1784,
The goods maybe viewed

‘by contacting the Sheriffs

office .In Terrace, B.C,
Any bid may be rejected.
638-1117
Gordon Bellman
Deputy Sherltf
Court House
Terrace, B.C.
taccé- damay)

iF

é Tenders

MILLS MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL invites con-
tract tenders for the
renovation of two {2)
bathrooms. Contract
specifications may be
obtalned from the director
of maintenance.

The lowest or any bid
will not necessarily be
accepted. Ciosing date for
contract tenders will be 12

o'clock noon 20 June 1984.

{acc2-18may}

SUPPORT .
THE —

TERRACE.
LITTLE _
‘THEATRE |

‘or political

* Canada’s
’’ ‘Newfoundland Premier Brian Peck-
ford said Wednesday night.

THe issue is one of importance not
only for Ottawa and Newfoundland,
but for the entire country, Peckford
told a Progressive Conservative
fundraising dinner in this Vancouver

.| THE BANKRUPTCY

Coachman
Apartments

. Delare apartment dwelling, puidge, jlove,
carpeting, doapes, andercover packing,

elvaler, secarily eystem, resident manager.

Plone manager anylime

638-8245

‘ The Herald, Thursday, May 17, 1984, Page nO

‘Peckford crossing Canada

RICHMOND, B.C, (CP) —

future

suburb,

Peckford, who is on a Canada-wide
campaign aimed at explaining his
side of the federal-provincial fight
over the riches which lie under the
seabed off Newfoundland, told some
400 people at a $75-a-plate dinner that
Canada “cannot hope to be streng or
productive or self-sufficient if the
- over

people of
Newfoundland go unaltered by

shadows
aspirations

hanging
of the

time,”

The premier gave those at the
dinner a brief overview of the battle
Newfoundland lost on March 6 when
the Supreme Court of Canada ruled
that the federal] government had
jurisdiction, over the Hibernia oil,
field and the right to “explore and
exploit” natural resources in that

area.

“That decision, in its narrow legal
view, denied many aspects of the
Newfoun-
dianders had previously taken for
granted,” said the Tory premier.

proud heritage that

TORONTO <«(CP) —
Treasurer Larry
Grossman gambled big by
not increasing taxes in his
budget and early in-
dications are that the
Ontario © economy has
justified his hunch. by
surging to the front of the

’ provincial pack.

A report by the Con-
ference Board of- Canada,
released today,
Ontario's economic growth
should shoot. it to first
place among the provin-
ces, “‘a distinction that has
escaped that province
throughout the 1970s.”
So, _— while other
provincial budgets have
slipped «a>‘hand into the

taxpa: r«, pocket,
Onan idea un-

et
&

Tenders

I

“THE
BANKRUPTCY
ACT” .
IN THE MATTER OF

OF RONALD
ROBERT MOULD, of
the District of

Terrace, Province of
British Columbia,
NOTICE is hereby
given that Ronald.
Robert Mould, of the
District of Terrace,
Province of British
Columbia, made an
assignment on the 8th
day of May, 1984; that
the first meeting of
creditors will be held
on Tuesday, the 12th
day of June, 1984? at
the hour of 3:00 o'clock
In the afternoon, in the
Court House,
Government Building,
4506 Lakelse Avenue,
in the District of

British Columbia.

DATED at Prince
George, this 14th day
of May. 1994. ,

Henfrey
Samson
‘Belair Ltd.

700 - 299 Victoria Street
Prince George, B.C, V2L 588.
; (604) 562-3030

(acel-1?7may)

: To view
the settlement of Newfoundland’s
offshore resources as a narrow, legal
battle between the
province ‘and the federal government
is to deny an important part of
heritage,

’ promising.

Says

‘thousands of dollars are .

Ellis, who raised the An instructor Is required to teach Chemistry and

Paar Guting a renting Mathematics. Thisis a temporary, part-tlme (70
; n per cent) one-year appointment.

Wednesday, said he ¥ ppo

| Terrace, Province of |

with his side of the oil tale”

The Supreme Court of. Canada, in
the view of Newfoundland, is an
inappropriate instrument with which
to define “the kind of Canada we
want to have." ;

“All too often in recent years the
Supreme Court of Canada has been
asked to rule upon federal-provincial
dispules that should have been set-
tled in the Canadian way at the
bargaining table, Indeed, it hag
become the means to dismiss —
legitimate concerns and issues with a
finality that can only be harmiul to
Canada,”

Peckford said that since the legal
case concerning the Hibernia oil field
is over, Newfoundland now is able to
bring “‘the moral case to the court of
Canadian public opinion.”

The premier's speech was the fifth
in a series on offshore resources
which Peckford said would take him
all across Canada.

He told the dinner audience that his
province has been painted as greedy
in its pursuit of a solution on the off-
shore issue, but was as flexible as'
possible in negotiations with the
federal government. ;
OWNERSHIP ASIDE

‘In an effort to find a reasonable
management-sharing and revenue-
sharing agreement we moved — as
most Western Canadians would
never have moved — from traditional
provinciak ownership to joint
ownership to a position that com-
pletely put ownership aside...”

“Far from seeking a grasping or
preedy remedy to our many

Brian Peckford

economic problems, Newfoun-
dlanders are passionately committed
to becoming contributing and
productive members of the Canadian
family,”

The development of Newfoun-
dland's offshore resources is
essential to the productivity and self-
sufficiency of Canada, said Peckford,
adding that his province must be in a
position te maximize the impact of
that development so its “have not”
status can be abolished.

He spoke of Newfoundland's high
unemployment, which in March was
more than 23 per cent, and said thal
“the wish to remedy the legacy of
unemployment that eoars above lhe
national average ...is not an act of
greed (but) a plea for justice, for
some equality and some dignily.”

the

.

Treasurer’s gamble pays off

scathed Tuesday ‘through
Grossman’s optimism and
their prospects look .

reserves while holding the at about $159 billion.
line on taxes, Inflation should stabilize at

The budget papers 53 per cent and unem-
project the Ontario ployment at about 9.1 per
economy will enjoy robust cent, while the number of
growth of 4.7 per cent this people with jobs will ‘in-
year with the value of all. crease by 75,000 to 4. 65

Grossman told reporters
Wednesday the economy
has given the province

more financial flexibility goods and services pegged million.
than it’s had in years and
made it easier to raise the
almost $25 billion, in
revenues needed to-run its" NORTHWEST
affairs, without increasing
taxes, COMMUNITY
In Tuesday's budget, }
Ontario was able to in-
crease spending well COLL EGE
above the inflation rate,
eut the deficit, finance an H
$800-million "jump — in . Requires
health-care costs and :
pylenish dwindling cash PARETINE INSTRUCTOR; i 1
# i “QNE In Sociology ~~ " ‘

wy

MPs have
unpaid bills"
at restaurant

OTTAWA (CP) — Credit.
privileges for MPs and
senators who eat at the

’ A part-time~ Instructor” Is’ required to teach ‘
Sociology 205-206 (Sociology of the Famlly) In
Terrace commencing September 4, 1984,
University traning In Soclology and a B.A.
degree are required. A Masters degree and
teaching experlence in the sacial sciences are
preferred.

Salary depends on qualifications and experience
and Is determined according to the N.W.C.C.

parliamentary restaurant Faculty Seale.
have been — cancelled ;
because bills totalling Applications, accompanied by a Curriculum

Vitae, should be made by May 21, 1984
going unpaid,

Conservative MP Jack ONE Math-Chemistry Instructor

regrets that all MPs are
being punished because a
few “callous’’ members
are. ignoring thelr debts.
He estimated fewer than 24
are involved.

Rather than revoking

Preferred Qualifteations - Masters degree in one
of the subject areas being taught. \

Appointment commences August 15, 1984.

Applications, accompanied by a Curriculum
Vitae, should be made by June 1, 1984 to:

eredit jrivileges, Com-
mons Speaker Lloyd Paul Sneed te Divis
Francis should have the Head, Academic Division
power to deduct out- Northwest Community College
standing bills from MPs’ P.O. Box is

+ - J Saal
monthly non-taxable ex vee ace

pense allowance of $1,470.
TERRACE’S

E oo K ! NEWEST & BEST TOO
Now at affordable Rates
OEE mes eee
COMPARE

—Aftractive, spacious, extra storage room
—Beautifui appliances, tiled showers
—Loavely cupboards, double s.s. sinks
—Large balconies with screened patio doors

_ «Lats of parking - recreation court
—Security, enter phones and deadbolts

. —Drapery co-ordinated to w—w carpets
—Walking distance to down town

- —Family orlented - close to schools
—Hospital, convenience store, parks,
car wash, all in area

—$200.0 move in allowance for May 1 - 31
Professionally Managed

by trained staff who respect
and care for our tenants

Telephone: 635-5968
Property Stewards Western Ltd.

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