e

” Must sell—Diplamat 12X68

- Phone

"Headers, C
@ndCB bullt in. 17,011°

55, PROPERTY
FOR SALE:
ot for aale by owner. 74
Pine Street Thornhill ar

912,000.00, easy terms..
‘Phone 202-2765. (F24-24Aug)

E S.

i

area for --Pizza-

Spaghetil-Steak house, For |

‘more information apply

afating age and a ‘small
resume of yourself to;

, Itza Jon's

464.Reld Street

Quesnel, B.C.

t, V2L Ms

for sale 1968 Buick LeSabre.
71,000 rvilles 4916 Gair Ave or
phone 435-7308 P2-20 Aug

1977 Plymouth Volatre Auto |

V6. Phone 635-4741. (p5-244)

19735 Vega, low. mileage, |

radial tires, 8 track tape and
radio, P.S, Excellent con-
dition. Phone 639-1212 atter 7
p.m, (Ctin-24-07-79)  - ”

For Sale 1976 Z—28 Camara
635—2471.(C5—20
(Aug) -

‘1977 Firebird Formula

package Inc, 400 motor.
AM—FM Cnssette

original miles. Exc con-
ditlan. Phone 636-1483

"(C1027 Aug)

1962 Ford Falcon 2 door
Classic, Opene- to offers.
Phone 638-1916 atter 6 pm(c5-
2 Aug) ——_

Te
| TRUCKS

1973 Chev. Cheyenne “Ton

P.U. Heavy Duty suspen-
sion. Radio, PS PB Many
extras Phone 635-3745

Pc-21 Aua “

1975 Ford F-250 4xé, 350-V.8,
P.S., P.B. Complete with
canopy, 23 channel C.8.,
twin C.B, arlels, 8 track tape
player. Evenings please
phone 635-7517. {Ctin-1-08-79)

A

1-59,- MOBILE

19743 Br Knight doublewlde
altuated on % acro land:
acaped lot on Copperside,
Subdivision. Hoa veg garden,
grasnhouse, smokehouse
ond shed. Exc condition,
Please claii after
3014 cl0-27 Aug |

1975° Vista Villa 12x68
Traller, Phone 635-9308 after
6PM (P5.22 Aug) vo

12x68 Ateo Expande trailer
fer sale: Furnished with
washer and dryer, fritge and
stove, dishwasher and
freezer Asking $14,500.00.
PR635-6760 or 635-2211 ask for
local-264 Doris Smith P15--7-
Sept. 7

|®

STAND
TENDING |
CONTRACTS
Sealed tenders for
following stand tenditty
contractia) will be received

by the Regicnal Manager, “

Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C., on the dates
shown below:. - .

1, Contract ST 1631-7-15 Js

_ & RE. Located Thunderbird,
Ranger District Terrace.
Number of hectares 39.4,
Viewing date August 28, 1979,
leaving Ranger Statlon ‘at

9:00 aim. .
_ Deadline for racelpt of
"Ie 1:30 p.m. Sep-

tembgr 6, 1979, ,
‘Terders must be sub-
mitted on the form and in the
onlones - supplied which,
wit” particulars, may be
obtained from the Forest
Ranger(s) Indicated, or

from the Regional Manager,

Minlsiry of Forests, Prin
Rupert, 6.C,
The lowest or any tender

* will not necessarily ba ac-

cepted. .

This call for Tender’ se
under the terms of The
Canada British Columbia
Intensive Forest
Management Agreement.
(al0-24A)

1978 Ford Bronco 4x4. V6,
P.S., P.B,. auto. Like new —
Immaculate Interior. Priced
to sell. To view phone 638-
W026, (p5-22A)

1979 Cl Jeer. PSs P.B.,

oversize 4): 9 7,200 km.

$2,500 OF6'535-4347, Local:

Hi, Ron. tne-stf)

For Sale: 1972 Ford 302
rebulli plus Cétransmission -
$500. Owner leaving town —
must sell. Please phone 635-
ad atter 3 p.m. (p5-214)

59, MOBILE
HOMES —

1974 3BR Knight doublewide
situated on %% ‘acre’ tand:
scaped lot on Copperside
Subdivision. Has veg. gar-
den, greenhouse,
smokehouse and shed . Exc
Condition.Please call after
5PM 635—Wl4

(C10—27Aug)

.,12x68 Glendale mobile home
(1974), Includes large heated
and finished annex, Asking
$15,500, Utility shed In rear
— extra, Asking $80 OBC,

over $400. Phone -.635-7949

from Sunday to Thursday.
_ (32-285) ,

Mobile home, 12x68
McGulness. Set up In trailer
court. Asking $16,000, un-
furnished or beat offer.
Phone 635-5729 or write P.O.

Box 1121, Lillooet, B.C. (¢5- °

nA)

1978 - 14x70 Mance mobile
home. Unfurnished, setup &
skirted In local trailer park.
Phone 635.9736. (Ctfn-1-08-
79) .

+

Mobile Home. Many axiras.
Can be seen by appointment
only .Phane 632~—-2585 after
SPM(C5-—~20 aug )

For Sale: 12X68.3 Br. Mobtte

hame with’ finished 10124
addition set up in a
tandscaped spot In a Thor-
nhill trailer park. Call 636—
126? for appointment to ‘view
{P5—20 Aug)

Wrz. 1262 Mobile Home, 2
bedrooms, excellant con-
dition Imitlation flreptace .

Will consider small car In .

trade, Phone 635-9768, (p3-20
Aug)

For Sale: 14x68 - 1977 three!
bdr. fully furntshe-
Skirted and fenced in tow.
traller court, Also one acre
cleared lot in New Remow
One 13 gallon water pump.
Phone 634-2667,  (p5-20A)

‘ Provinces of (inatry of

STAND
TENDING —
CONTRACTS
Sealed tenders for the
following stand tending
contract(s) will be recelved
by the Regional Manager,

: Ministry of Forests, Prince

Rupert, B.C., on the dates
shown below. .

1. Contract ST 103 J-1-4 US
Located Porcher tsland.
Ranger District Prince
Rupert. Number of hectares
17.5. Viewing date Auguat 29,
1979, leaving Ranger Station
at 10:00 pm. |

NOTE: Viewing of the
atand tending site prior to
submitting a tender for this
contract Is mandatory,

Deadline for receipt of
tenders is 1:3 p.m. Sep-
tember 5, 1979,

Tenders must be sub-
mitted on the form and in the
envelopes supplied which,
with particulars, may be

Obtained from the Forest .

Ranger(s) Indicated, of
from the Regional Manager,-
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C.
The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be ac-
tad

This call for tender is
under the terms of the
Canada British Columbia
Intensive Forest
Management Agreement.

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES

“1977 Land Crulser, soft top &
hard top. 18000 highway
miles. New condition. Call

evenings. 847-3556. 847-3241

days. (C10-22A)

14foot fravel iraller, Sleeps
5, stove, oven, fridge &
furnace. Phone 635-4761,

_ (e10-22A)

: ™~,
1975 GMC customized vai.
Custom paint feb. P.S.,
P.B. Lote of extras. Mus
be seen fo be appreciated
Phone 635-2154, Ask f
Mlke. (atf-tfn}

VT foot travel trailer in. ex-
callent condition sleeps 6.
Propane fridge. tollet,
furnace, oven , 3 way lights,
equalizer hitch, efectric

brakes and controls. Asking |

.00 Phone 635-4277
(p3-Aug 20

1974 Travel Mate tratler for
sale, Asking $2600.00 Also
auto washer for parts.
Aaking $50.00 Phoné 495.9045
 pe-22 Aug

ne

moe

, HOMES:

Spm 4635- -

- talking about a

NOTICE TO,
CREDITORS

_IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF EDWIN
BLAND-CLARK, RETIRED
ACCOUNTANT, FOR.,
MERLY OF TERRACE,
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Creditors and. others
‘having claims against the

_ above estate are required to

sand full particulers of such
claims to Murdech R.
Robertson, P.O, Box 746, °
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C3, on or
before the 15th day of Sep-
tember, ‘1979 after which:
Gate the estate's assate will
be distributed, having
regard only to claims that
‘have been received. .
. * Maud Neste

‘Veronica Clark —

Administratrix

' By: Murdoch R. Robertson

. Solicitor
(a4-13,14 ™M21A)- ‘ oo

Envo
nideast

JERUSALEM (AP) —

Menachem in,

told xeporters he had

suggested a ‘‘range of

proposals’ regarding UN’

Sharing hls three-da trip
y

the two countries. ,

“I've met with very ©
and :

serious questions
reservations both here in
Israel and in Egypt,’
Strauss said. “And I shall

faithfully report those

questions and reservations”
to’ President Carter and:
State Secretary

Cyrus Vance

in Washington. ;
Neither Strauss nor Begin
would answer reportera’

Young |
slams _

policy

WASHINGTON (AP) —
Andrew Young, outgoing
U.S. ambassador to the
United Nationa, said Sunday

Powel) cy toward
Palas ’ Liberation
on is “ridiculous”

the,
y a

. Organizati

and that re-definin

Young, who resigned last.
week after it was disclozed
he had an. unauthorized
mecting with the PLO’s
observer to the UN, said the
cause of peace in the Middle
East can only be ‘advanced’
by opening communications
with the guerrilla or:
ganizal

U.S. policy since 1973 has

tml Ir acoepts tie hemes

price tay
m ew x0

with Zehd! Labib Terai

. Violated that policy,

“Our policy is kind of
ridiculous,"" Young. eaid
Sunday on the CBS-TY
program Face the Nation,
“In 1975, It may have made
sense... But here it is four,
almost five years later and
we're still not commu-
nicating
organiza

support of s
part of the Arab woe
“How ‘lives is this
policy worth? If you're
policy of non-
communication with a
timate power, whether
you agree with them.
winter me it you
fy
don't bavesoneolbee metas

:

violence,
Mh.

more more
terroria

Lend a hand

Keep Canada

WINNIPEG (CP) —
farmers

admits

failure

‘Begin Indicated hé
ashington

resolution. Cabinet spokes
man Aryeh Naor said: the
government believes the
American suggestion
“contradicts the .com-
mitments of the United
States to Iarael” that were
made in 1976 and confirmed
later in tha Camp David ac-
cords and in American

milo 8 lukewarm
rece ae
The mediator said the
Carter administration would
give ‘very serious con-
sideration” to the Israeli and
‘Egyptian attitudes.
Thesubject still may come
up when the UN Security
Council sits down to debate
the Palestine issue on
Th \ .
No details: were. released
on the new American plan,
but it evidently would have
sought to.find a compromise
om Palestinien rights that:
would have been acceptable |
to Tarael and

Palestiniacs © american

Strip, the Israell-occupied .
arab territories.

UN Resolution
foundation. for. j
negotiations since it was

passed after the Arab-Israeli *“aaiq’

war in 1967, mentions the, -
Palestinians -only as 4;
refugee problem while -
siating that Israel should
withdraw from occupied
Arab territory in return for
Arab recognition of the
state within secure

an heh wrineered
ra
Foc debate would amend the
basic resolution to Include a
call for an independent
Falestinian stiate, while the
can plan was reported
to be limited to Suaratiening
ty"*

' the “legitimate righ

the Palestinians to self-
determina

at opening a door to the
Paleitine . Liberation
Organization, with
Israel says It will never

negotlate. . |

the says

+4
242, the ible to
all Mideast: “Houlty,and that there was

verso weather this s

eid summer haye crea’

‘the pessimism in that
AS a result, the US, eati

a 8, eati-
mates the Soviet Union will
import about 33.6 million

grain, almost twice the.
imports of last year, Such a
would have a major

as
the rest af the
calendar year at least, most

Grain prices stayi

of any new large export sales
will be filled hy the United
States because other major
exporters Canada,
Australia and Argentina —

allare experiencing shi; oth reports,
pping Agriculture Canada says

Himitationa.
" ‘The situation in the Soviet

Union already has had a:

large influence on Canadian
wheat prices‘which reached
a high of $236 a tonne or $6.42
a bushel June 22. :

Prices have been erratic
since the peak was reached

"~

in June and the wheat board
says they likely will be
volatile in the future as the
market reacts to future
Production estimates and
er industry

rain, wheat and flour ade
crop year 1971-80

be about 75 million tonnes,
up. about feur-milzion from
the last fiscal period, Feed
grain trade, on the other
hand, could increase much
more sharply, °

‘ The Herald, Monday, August 20, 1979, Page 9

ng strong

Besides wheat production
declines In Eastern and
Weatern pe ‘and the
Soviet Unton. Canada's
wheat crop is expected to be
down bv onesitth to 16
million tonnes and Australia
will be far below its record 18
million tonnes of last year..:

However, other countries
such as the United States,
India, Pakistan and many in
Africa are expected te show
&n incrénse in wheat

ction,

‘ Nel Cluette, a nurse at the children’s ward at Mills: alter ‘Kibet i"
Memidtial Hospital tries to get a smile out of Patent *

Kindra Scott for her head nurse, Margaret Petrick,

id
Manager Dé al :

Coulter and TK Cablevision
donated a television and in-

stallation of free cablevision for the children there. -

, Herald Statt Photo

a MOSCOW (AP) — Came,
Engine
shut down
diverts |
airliner

HALIFAX (CP) — A
spokesman for Air France

¥
Wi

in a
4 Montreal office,
‘gaid the supersonic jet was
land without dif-

vera. safety problem. He
the. landing wai

Concorde’s passengers, But

it couldn't land because of .

fog,

and continued on to
, Nfld., for refuelling,
added,

the spokesman
The Concorde can carry
100 passengers.

whom . fam

Valery Ryumin safely ended
history's longest space flight
Sunday, landing in Soviet
Central Asia after an earth-
ocbit voyage that lasted a
record 175 days, 36 minutes,

the | ea agency Taas

The Soviet spacemen had
travelled 115,584,000
Wlometres, the equivalent of
around trip to Mars when it
is closest to earth, Lyakhov,
a S38 ~ear-old air force
iieutenant colonel, el
Ryumin, a 40-year-old a civ
engineer, were launched into
space Feb. 25 aboard the
Soyuz 32 space capsule.

“It's good to feel the earth

beneath your feet again,” .

Ryumin said during an in-
terview. shortly after lan-
ding. Lyakhov, who had just
completed his firat space
flight said: “It's good to be

on-earth, all goals fulfilled -

and everything normal.”

They said they felt the
effects of gravity after such
a long time in space, but not
too severely. .

The cosmonauts
descended from the Salyut 6
space Jaboratory In a
space capaule and touched

own 2,560 kilometres

southeast of Moscow at 3:30 .

p.m. local. time (8:30 a.m.
EDT), Tass reported.

On July 15, they broke the
endurance record of fellow
cosmonauts Viadimir
Kovalenok and Alexander
Ivanchenkov, surpassing the
old mark of 139 days, 14
hours and 48 minutes.
Kovalenok and Ivanchenkov
set the previous mark Nov. 2,
1978, in the same Salyut
space station,

Shortly after their return
from nearly elx months in
space, Tass announced

‘Lyakheov and Ryumin had

each been awarded the
highest Soviet medal, Hero
of the Soviet Union. = -

-@ the

Preliminary medical
examination found the
cosmonauts in good health,
and Tass sald they had
“withstood the long crbital
flight. well.” |

The Sunday touchdown

t| expected since
Saturday, when Tass — for
the first time — reported the
Planned conclusion of a
space flight in advance.

In reporting the Jdnding,
Tass omitted only one-event
flight! It. did not
mention the April’ -12
malfunction of “trdéckets

‘aboard the Soyuz 48

spacecraft; piloted by Soviet
cosmonaut ‘*"Nikolai

* Ivanov:
prevented a Iinkup with

Salyut 6, of WHS
forced back” ein
dangerous -nighttime lan-
Soviet space officials on
June 26 launched the un-
manned Soyuz 34 to test new
rockets designed to prevent
further docking failures.
Tass repeatedly sald
during the mission that the
men were henithy, and

Soviets break space record

boasted on July 13 that
Ryumin had gained 1%
pounds. The Communist
Party newspaper Pravda
reported last Wednesday
that, despite their good
health, the spacernen were
growing increasingly
homesick and wera
discussing home and family °
more and more in con-
versation.

Soviet cosmonauts have
held the space endurance
mark since March 16, 1978,
when they broke an 64-day
record set four years before
by U.S. astronauts Gerald
Carr, Edward Gibaon and.
William Pogue aboard Sky-
lab. Cosmonauta Yuri
Romanenko and Georgy
Grechko broke the American
record only to be surpassed
by Kovalenok and Iyan-
chenkov less than eight
months later.

Salyut 6, launched 23
months ago, has been
manned a total of 441 days,
and has been visited by
seven crews and seven Prog-
ress spacecraft carrying
supplies and scientific
Qguipment.

which is expanding & |s fast bacomlag one
of the most challenging places to work at
requires

WAITRESSES

With experience, neat appearance and willing
‘to assume rasponsibilitiss,

For Appointment Call
635-2080