56. ‘BUSINESS —
~ OPPORTUNITY

Business opportunities
meeting. Earn extra money,
meet new friends, become
your own Independent boss
No obligations. Come have <
coffee and give us your

opinion,
Place: Sandman tnn
(basement).

7:30 p.m. every Tuesday
night. Ask for Corinne or
Lyle, (¢20-27)

; AUTOMOBILES |

175 Purchased new
Plymouth Vallant
Brougham. P.B.,. P.5., auto,
318 V.8. Sun roof and trailer
hitch. 29,000 miles. Call 635-
9404 after 4 p.m. (¢7-13)

1976,

1974 Ford V2 ton piekup. 360
motor, auto, radial tires,
electronic ignition. Phone
635-9580 after 4. (c-th,F)

FOR SALE
1976 El Derador. Low
mileage. Excelleni cond
dition. Phone :
635-5366
me for Ray Skoglund. (c5-

174 Flat SW. Goad con-
dition. Front wheel drive,
radial tires, 2 winter tires.
(Great for winter driving}
$1,400. Call 695-9444. (2.13)

1970 Ford %% T 4x4, 360
engine, 400 miles, cam.
headers, hi-rise, 4 barrel,
sun roof, stereo, CH lights.
New front hubs, new brakes,
posi-trac. Phone 635-3069,
635-3903. (p3-16)

1973 Dodge Road Runner.
Good condition. 635-3432. (p3-
16)

GOOD TRUCK FOR SALE
Blue 1975 Dadge V2 T. P.U.
318, don the floor. Ras wall to
wall carpeting and seat
covers. AM-FM_ radio,
cassette deck & tapes.
Winter tires all around.
43,000 miles, mostly hwy.
Engine & *bady In. good
me Phone 635-6701. {c5-
18 " :

74 Marda RX3. Rotary
engine, only 25,000 miles.
Excellent condition. Four
winter, alt round radial tires
included. Phone 635-2777.
(p7-20)

1976 Camero. Excellent
cond. P.S., P.B., 6.. track.
1,600 miles, 628-1996 after. 6
p.m,..636-6165. [p5-18) ,

WI3 % =T. P.U. and 11’
Security Camper. Allin A-1
condition. Phone anytime.
635-9794. (c5-13)

1976 Corvetie. P.S., P.B., L48
engine. $8,500. Phone 635-
7762, (p5-13)}

1974 Y2 T. Dodge P.U, V-8
aulo, P.S., P.B. Reasonably
priced. Phone 635-4244. (c5-
13)

1974 Buick Century. Luxus
station wagon. P.S., P.B.,
new radials. Only 36,000
miles, Like new. $3,200 firm.
635-7006. (p5-13)

For Sale: 19768 Dodge
Tradesman Van. Like new. 4
spd. overdrive. 225 - six
cylinder. 5.000 kim. Super
price. Phone 635-5736. {p5-13}

1974 Maverick. 6 cylinder
auto. Only 27,000 miles. .
Priced for quick sale. Phane
635-3510. (c5-13)

1971 GAC $900. Phone 635-
3910. = (p4-13)

For Sale: 1973 Ford % ton,
complete with Gemtop. F100,
$1,800 OBO. 635-7158, nights
635-2913, {c4-13)

1973 Chevelle with new
engine. A.C. P.W., P.B.,
PS. Low mileage on new
engine. 635-3295 or view at
2147 Queensway. (¢12-20)

1968 Mercury Montego S.W.
In good condiilon. Phone 435-
4398, = (¢3-13)

1975 Ford F250 crewcab. ¢’
box with new fiberglass
canopy. This unit is in im-
maculate condition. Best

offer over $5,000 will fake It.

View at 48689 Graham
Avenue. Phone 635-2884, (c3-
13)

1975 Dodge Van. Only
14,000 miles. Stylized black
with rear port windows,
Panelled. insulated, car-
peted. Bed, storage,
cassetle, radio. 4 speakers.
Side mufflers, new radials.
No rust, Excellent con-
dition. A real bargaln for
$4,000 firm. Phone
635-7025
(p2-13)

58.

MOBILE

HOMES

12x68 three bdrm. mobile
home with 2 finished ad
ali Phone 635-4692. (c5
Vv

58. - MOBILE
HOMES"

fdus! sell: 1976 12 « 64 Iwo
bdrm. Gendait. Excellent
condition. Fenced yard with
garden and shed. Phone 635-
4639 after 5 p.m. (c3-13)

12x68 mobile home, 2
bathrooms, 1 bedrooms.
Completely or partly fur-
nished, located close to
schoals. 2 room joey shack,
false fireplace, Full iength
cavered walkway. 635-4591
(ctin}

10'xd48’ wiih fridge, stove,
freezer, sofa-bed, chair, joey

shack. $2995, For further
information 635-5961 after 6
p.m. (act 19,20,23,24,25,26,27}

‘86, RECREATIONAL .
eis WEHIGLES =
Vanguard camper. 8'6"
deluxe. Completely loaded.

Price $2,000, Phone 635-4094,
(5-17)

Rentor Purchase: 1972 12x68
Paramount jraller with
fireplace. Near stores and
Schools on private Jot. Rent
$255 per mo. with option to
buy or purchase. $9,500.
Open to offers. Will carry
second mortgage If
necessary. Ph. (112) 762-

4612. Write Joa Rorke, Gen.
Del., Winfleld, B.C. (ctf-06)

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile homes from
ps low aB $100.00 down.

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone collect 591-5105
(ctf

FOR SALE OR LEASE
12x56 mobile home with
yau56 addition on ‘2 acre
landscaped fot with fruit
trees and berry bushes. 3
bdrms., ulllity rm. living
rm. with fireplace, dining
rm., wall to wall carpet. 6
miles from town. Will sell or
lease io reliable party.
Phone 635-3271 after 5 p.m.
(stt)

os

1970 Ford P,U. 5% ton with 4
Spd-w. 11 foot camper. 2 yrs.
old. Asking $4,000 for both.
Phone 635-4530, (¢5-17)

67.

SERVICES

$100 plus filing
fees. Obtain your lawyer
supervised divorce over the

Divorce!

phone fast! Call Self-
Counsel Services toll free
112-800-663-3007. Chargex

and Masiercharge accepted.
(cft-Th)

TO WHOM IT MAY CON.
CERN:

|, Ron Pongracz will not be
responsible for any bills or
debts Incurred by my wife,
as of this date October. 2,
978.
Ron Pongracz. (p10-13)

7 Livestock

5 yr. old registered Morgan
gelding. Keer’s Warrior
Further information phone

. 638-1494 ar 635-3090. (¢21-31)

‘decor,

collect.

MOBILE HOME

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
TO YOUR LOCATION

are now available on our lovely 14 wide and
doublewide mobile homes. You choose your
and we custom build to suit.
Government grant of $2500 applicable.
Expense paid fare Vancouver - return. For
free credit check and approval please phone

Parker Homes of Canada Ltd.
935-5447

MANPOWER
REPORT

For further Information on
these and other job op-
portunities, please contact
your local Canada Em.
ployment Centre at 4630
Lazelle Ave.

ASST. PROJECT MGR. -
$138 per week to co-ordinate
tutors.

GROUP HOME RELIEF
PARENTS - Must be couple
to relieve regular
houseparents, 8 days per mo.
$240 per mo. per couple.
COUNSELLOR 2 - BSW-
RWE or university degree in
social sciences. $1800 per
mo.

PRE SCHOOL
TEACHERS - Must be
qualified with certificate.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
- Stewart area.

FIELD WORKERS -
Tutors. $138 per week.
COED TEEN co-
ORDINATOR - Part time.
Evenings. $5-6.00 per hr.
PHYSICIAN - Gen. Prac.
18-12-15-1-79. Peds.
Gynecology and Obstiteric.:
LOANS CLERK - 45 wpm
typing. $675 per mo.
AUXILIARY CLERK -
Steno III. To interview and
assist clients with job ap-
Plication. $1055 per mo.
AUXILIARY CLERK
TYPIST - 50 wpm typing.
$6.34 per hr.
ADVERTISING
SALESPERSON - Salary
plus for commission.
DEPARTMENT
MANAGER . For
automotive department. $200
per wek.

ASSISTANT DEPART-
MENT MANAGER - Auto.
Dept. $4.10 per hr. to start.

SALES CLERK - Weekend
work. $3.00-3.50 per hr.

TELEPHONE
SOLICITOR - Must have
pleasant voice & courteous
manner. $3.00 per hr.

COOK - Chinese, $1000 per

mao.

PIZZA COOK - Mature,
clean cut person. Experience
not necessary. $3.75 per hr.
DOE. neg. two persons.

REQUIRED SEVERAL
WAITERS & WAITRESSES -
In Terrace. Full und part
time jobe.

REQU.ED SEVIRAL
BABYSITTERS- - In
Terrace, Full and part time
jobs.

BAKER'S HELPER -
Must have previous ex-
perience. $4.75 per hr.

SHINGLE SAWYER .-
Fully experienced only. $5.00

per sq.
SHEET METAL
‘WORKER - Must be ex-

perience. Apprentice with 2
or more yrs. experience
would be acceptable. Union
wage. 2 positions.

WELDER - Must have
DPW I. Temporary job,
union rate.

CABINET REFINISHER -
Refinishing TV & home
entertainment system
cabinets. $5.50-6.50 per hr.

SHOE REPAIRMAN .-
Must be fully qualified. $800
per mo.

TIRE BUSTER - Must
have related experience,
Wages negotiable.

APPRENTICE AUTO
MECHANIC - Wages
negotiable.

BODY REPAIRMAN -
Fully qualified with TQ, 2
positions (1 in Terrace & 1 in
Pt. Clements).

AUTO MECHANIC - Must
be journeyman. Union wage.

RADIATOR REPAIR-
MAN - Should have previous
experience.

CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRICIAN - Terrace.
Must be fully qualified, union
rate.

HEAVY
MECHANIC - Britannia
Beach. General Main-
tenance. Skidders. IWA +
$13 per hr.

PROJECT FOREMAN -
Job supervision of ‘at risk’.

CARPENTER - Tem-
porary job. Must be jour-
neyman or equivalent.

PLUMBER - Residential-
commercial. Must be
journeyman. Union rate,

TOW TRUCK DRIVER -
Must be experienced and
have air ticket. Commission
or wages. $8.00-9.00 per hr.

COMPOSING ROOM
FOREMAN - Must be
journeyman or have 4 yrs.
experience.

TYPESETTER - Must
have keyboarding or paste
up experience. Min. 45 wpm
typing. $4.00 per hr.

LOG TRUCK DRIVER -
Must have Class 1 plus air.
Temporary job. $35.00 per
trip.

DUTY

OF SCIENCE”

* scrambler,"

Diamonds may be a
scientist’s best friend and
ours, too. Low-speed sawing
machines with wafer-thin
dinmond blades to precision-
slice all kinds of materials
are being used to expand
our knowledge and do such
practical things as monitor
quality control.

Based on the low-speed
cutting concept long used
by old world diamond
cutters to shape gems, the
machine gives a true cut
with minimal damage or dis-
tortion. Previously, scientists
often had to mount samples
and cut them with a hand
jeweler's saw. This time-
consuming process often re-
sulted in damage or defor-
mation to the material.

Called the Isomet, this
device from Buehler Ltd. of
Evanston, Ill,, is being used
in countless ways. Marine
biologists use it to thin-
section fish ear bhones—
otoliths. By examining the
otoliths, scientists can tell
the age of the fish and
determine how fast a fish
population is being depleted.

In quality-control pro-
grams, the machine is being
used to section electronic
printed circuit boards, com-
ponent parts of heart pace-
makers and even pull-top
tabs on beverage can lids.

The Isomet is also play-
ing an important role in
medical research, In tumor-
study programs, pathol-
ogists use it to slice teeth «
and bones for microscopic
examination,

Low-speed cutting is also
helping to expand our
knowledge of outer space.
When the Smithsonian
Institution received two
pieces of moon rock weigh-
ing a total of three-tenths
of a gram, an Isomet was
used to alice the pieces into
thin sections without dis-
turbing the rocks’ structural
integrity.

he

LOW-SPEED SAWS with
wafer-thin diamond
blades are a boon to
science and industry.

The Smithsonian is only
one of many museums using
this precision diamond saw.
Applications by museums
include sectioning of mete-
orites, precious archaeolog-
ical samples of early pottery
and porcelain, examination
of fossils, bones and teeth,
as well as the metallurgical
examination of early
bronze, pewter, jron-near-
ly all of man's or nature's
solid materials,

Low-speed diamond-
bladed saws have proved to
be a gem.

For more information
write to: Buehler Ltd.,
2120 Greenwood Street,
Evanston, Illinois 60204.

PIORYOUIKNOW/

that baseball's first
World Series with a million
dollar gale was in 1923 when
the New York Giants battled
the New York Yankees? The
record altendance of 901,430
marked the first series played

at the huge new Yankee Sta: §

dium. Despite two hume runs
by the Giants’ Casey Stengel,
who later as manager piloted
the Yankees to six World
Series championships, the

Yankees won the series in six
games,

... that The Gillette Com-
pany is celebrating the 40th
year of its association with
baseball's fall classic by pre-
senting a $1 million World
Series Bonus Offer fur base-

ball fans and other cun-
sumers?
... that consumers can

participate in the Bonus Offer
by bringing the game piece
from early fall issues of na-
tional magazines to a partici-
pating store where a Gillette
World Series display, sporting
a hume plate-shaped “‘un-
reveals which
prize they may have won?
Prizes include 10 AMC Con-
cord D/L aulemubiles, 25
$1000 cash awards and 4000
Gillette promax compact hair
dryers.

... that in that first mil-
lion-dollar series uf 1923,
Babe Ruth whacked three
homers, walked eight times
and batted .3687

Some cicadas live under-
ground for 17 year, then
emerge for a few weeks of
sunshine before dying.

. ; The Herald, Thursday. October 12, 1978, Page

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