HOMES
FOR SALE. ”.

Naat hedge ideuinn sain Wee
FOR SALE BY OWNER
2 Bdrm, full Bsmt, Rec.

Rm, 2 full Baths, 2
Fireplaces, W Ww carpet,
undeck, many extras,
Located on bench on
Benner St. To view call 635-
6905. ;

For Sale 2 bedroom house
with flreplace. Large back
yard with garden space.
Asking $34,000. View at 20
Nass $1. or call 632.3413.
icl0-9)

Have we gat a deal for you!
Do you have lake-shore
properly or a plece of
property In you can’t afford
to build on right now? We
have 2 - 3 bedroom houses
far sale. To be moved,
suitable for summer
omes, or all year round.
Have hot water tanks, all
lumbing, furnaces and ofl
tanks. $4000 each or If sald
by August 7th, $3,500 each.
Phone 635-3112. (c3-5)

Home Fer Sale:

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

52, WANTED
TO RENT

Wanted to rent. Responsible
couple. Non drinkers, nan-
smokers desire 2 bedroom
accomodation. Phone Dan at
638-1041. (p5-8)

Wanted to rent a 3 bedroom
house or trailer. Phone 796-
2259. (p5-8)

Wanted to rent, 2 bedroom
house. Close to school &
town. Wanted no later than
Oct. 1. Phone 635-3682 or 638-
1587. (ctf)

1947 GMC pick-up. 6 cyl. 4
speed. Phone 635-4312. (p5-5}

1969 Plymouth = station
wagon. Asking $300 639-1273.
(c5-5)

1973 Ford Maverick Deluxe.
Vinyl roof, brown on white,
recently rebuilt tran-
-‘smission & valve job. $2200
flrm. 636-8987. {p3-7tn

1977 Datsun Hatchback. 5500
‘miles. Like new. Phone 632-
3917. (c5-9)

1974 Ford Bronco ranger, V-
8, 4 wheel drive. Good
condition. Phone 635-6844
after 5, (cl0-14)

1970 Ford F250. Ranger.
camper special, new paint.
Top condition. Also 2 traller
axles & wheels, 635-3939. (c4-
4)

1948 Ford School Bus. Seats
removed for camper or
moving. Motor needs repalr.
Asking $2300. 94 Skeena,
Kitimat. 632-3460. (c3-7)

58. MOBILE .
_ HOMES. - -
For Sale: three 12’x52’, 2
bedrcom semi-furnished
Safeway Trailers. Units
complete with blocking, fuel
tanks, axles and wheels.
Asking $6,000. Call J, Hut-
chings Box 727, Stewart, BC.
Phone 636-2640. {p20-1s)

10x50 2 bedroom trailer. Set-
up In trailer court. Large
joey shack. For quick sale
$2,500 or highest offer. 635-
5582. (c5-B)

For Sale 1971 Glendale
trailer In excellent shape, on
'Va acre fenced & landscaped
lot, workshop and waodshed.
Nust be seen ta appreciate.
Asking $28,000. Gocd buy.
Phone 638-8224, (p5-5)

sé’ Safeway doublewlde
1440 sq ft. Includes all
major appliances, large
arden shed and fencing. 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths, and
tireplace. Set up and fully
skirted in Cedarview at no.
3t-4619 Queensway Drive
(Timberland Trailer
Park). $24,000 Phone 435-
9499. (ctf)

Moving to Terrace, require
3-4 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)

Boarding homes for thigh
school students to attend
schoo! in Terrace from
September 78 to June 30, 1979
room and board rate $175 per
month. For further in-

formation DIAL 635-7127 local
19 (20-20)

54. BUSINESS ©

PROPERTY

Choice Property For Sale
Just under 1 acre corner
Property with paved street
in front.

Four rental units with new
plumbing & hot water
tanks. .
Two bedroom house, with
work shop cement floor.
Very geod well two big
gardens & lawn with trees
& — shrubs,

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

Apply: R.A. Clark - 635-
3198 after 6 p.m. (p10-37)

55. PROPERTY

FOR SALE.

1.5 acres. All year spring fed
creek. Very secluded and
nicely tread. One mile fram
town. Asking $11,900. Write
Box 714 Terrace. (p20-17)

56. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

Wanted responsible
caretaker with mobile home
to operate a mobile home
park In Terrace area. Free
space rent & comrnission.
Contact F.L. Janaver. 636-
8233, evenings after 7, (c 10-8)

51 ‘ae
AUTOMOBILES .

1972 Datsun P.U. Good
mechanical condition. $900.

o.b.o. also 1967 Dadge
Monaco 2 dr. hard top tn
good condition $800 o.b.o.
Phone 638-1870. {¢5-5)

Must SII - 12x46 2 bedroom
mobile home on a fully
serviced, clear tiile lot on
Simpson Rd, Thornhill.
Open to offers, G. Warnen,
Reyal Bank, Terrace, B.C.,
635-7117 (ctf)

MOBILE HOMES
New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.
OAC,

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

‘fPhone collect 591-5105
(ctf

For Sale 12X68’ 3 bedroom
trailer (Safeway). Fur-
nished or unfurnished. 6X12
HEATEO JOEY SHACK.
Compiete with 9,000 BTU air
cond. Close to schools 635-
9323. {pl0-7)

ca
Rent or Purchase 1972 12x68

Paramont house traller with
fireplace near stores and
schools, on private lot. Rent
$255. per month with option
ta buy or purchase $9,500
open to offers. Will carry
second morgage if nec.
Phone 112-762-4612. Write
Joe Rorke, Gen Dei, Win-
fleld, B.C. (ct#)

For Sale: Four 1971 12'x52’,
two bedroom semi-furnished
Safeway irallers. Complete
with axles, wheels, fuel
tanks and blocking. Asking
$6,000 each. Call 636-2660 J,
Hutchings, Box 727, Stewart,
B.C. {plm-10)

For Sale 1970 12'x68' Park-
wood 3 bedroam traller, Set
up on fenced lot. $18,000.
Coppersice Estate. Phone
638-1273. (c?-4)

66. RECREATIONAL |
” VEHICLES

#2’ River boat and ¢raller,

Can vew at 5116 Graham
Ave. or call 635-3564 or 6935-
6166 {{!10-au70) .

Camper 1975 Edson Bp’
Camper, C-W 15,000 BTU
furnace, Phone 634-1121 (stf}

For Sale. 1976 Starcratt tent
iraller with stove, fridge,
furnace and. canopy. Like

new condition, Phone 635-
324}. =

1974 International Yz ton 4
speed, radio, canopy, new
tires, 37,000 miles, can view
at 5116 Graham Ave., or call
635-3564 or 635-4164 (Imth

For Sale 1972 Grand Torino
phone 633-2409, (p5-6)

1975 Plymouth Gran Fury. 4
door, Vinyl top. PS, PB, A-C;
Gas saver, 31,000 miles.
Excellent condition, Phone
632-3736, (¢3.5)

For Sale 28 foot Streamline
travel trailer in excellent
Condiflon, also 1970 Monte
Carle. Phone 635-3946, (c5-5)

For Sale, 25’ Citatlon motor
home, Made by Bendix.
Fully equipped. In excellent
condition. Very iow mifeage.
Phone 632-5546, (cl0-11)

Dees your bullding need
exterior palnting? Call 635-
4906 Kermode Friendship
Centre. LEave name and
phone number for Terry.
Free Estimate. {stf)

“la fire of
Application for
Change of Name

NOTICE ishereby given that
an application will be made

to the Director of Vital
Statistics for a change of
name, pursuant to the
provisions of the “Change of
Name Act, by me:- Patrick
William Sterrett of 4844 Loen
Ave. In Terrace, In the
Province of British
Columbla, ta change my
name fram Patrick William
Sterrett to Patrick William
Sterritt.

Dated this 22 day of April,
A.D. 1978

Patrick William Sterrett

TENDERS

Tenders called for 43 Suite
Avariment Black, Dawson
Creek, B.C.
Invitation to sub-contractors
and suppliers for structural
steel, excavation, piling,
concrete placina, water -
Damp proofing, relaforcing,
misc. metals, raugh car-
pentry, finish carpentry,
roofing - flashing, elevator,
dry wall, painting, ceramic,
insulation, sheet metal
venting, electrical, drapery,
appliances. window
aluminum, entrances
aluminum, lumber supply,
doors. and hardware.
Pians are available from:
C.M. Projects Ltd.
nr 4 - 265 - 25th St.
West Vancouver, B.C.
V7V 4H9
' Telephone y04-926.4391

an
Killick, Matz, Bowen, Rose
nr. 201 - 1200 - 103 Ave.,
Dawson Creek, B.C.
Telephone 782-2046
Tenders close 4 p.m. Aug. ?,
1978. at the office of C.M.
Projects Lid. (¢3-20,2,5)

Mindtry of

Forents

Province of
Sritish Columbia

TIMBER SALE LICENCE
A-08510

. There will be offered for

sale at public auction by the
District Forester at Prince
Rupert, B.C., at 11:00 a.m.
on Friday, September 1,
1978, the Licence A-8510, to
cut 655.100 cubic feet of
Balsam, Spruce, and trees of
other species located at the
junction of Skowill Creek and
Bell Irving River Casslar.
Two (2) years will be
allowed for removal of
thmber. "The successful
jenderer wil! not be con-
sidered as an established
licensee for the purpose of
applying for further timber
within the Bell-Irving Public
Sustained-yield Unit.
Provided anyone who I[s
unable to attend the auction
In person may submit a
sealed tender, to be opened
at the hour of auction and
treated as one bid.
Particulars may be obtained
from the District Forester,
Market Place, Prince
Rupert, B.C, Va) 1B9 or the
Forest Ranger, P.O. Box 67,
Stewart, B.C. VOT IW). (c4-
20,5,10,15)

A BICENTENARY SPECIAL FEATURE FROM TOURISM B

A SAD HOMECOMING

When James Cook, with the
rank ‘of lieutenant, anchored at
Downs afier completing his first
exploration journey on July 13,
1771, he found himself a popular
hero. He had captured the imagi-
nation of the British. To them, he
had terminated an incredible
journcy.

While the recording of Venus’
transit, the superficial reason for
the trip, had not proved to be as
successful as the Royal Society
would have liked, the myths he
dispelled about many parts of a
literally’ unknown world more
than compensated for this.

After the usual red tape of
handing over the Endeavour, an
audience with George II] and long
conversation with Royal Society
members, Cook sought to spend.
his time with his family:

One of his most arduous tasks
was to recount his adventures lo
Dr. John Hawkesworth, a pomp-
ous scholar who had ‘‘wangled
himself a commission to write an
official account of the voyage’*
for public consumpiion.

Cook's pragmatic and unvar-
nished account of the trip was not
considered sufficiently literate for
officialdom, hence he was sub-
jected to hours of questioning by
the tedious Hawkesworth.

He was unhappy about the

By Ron Gadsby

arrangement and his pride
was wounded by some of
Hawkesworth’s elaborate state-
ments which were credited to
Cook.

Despite his successes, Cook's
homecoming had saddening
overtones. His daughter,
Elizabeth, died a few months
earlier. She was four. And his
son, Joseph, bom a few days after
his departure, did not survive
infancy.: ,

His greatest joy came from his
sons—James, 7, and Nathaniel,
8, who were robust and intelli-
gent.

While Cook was enjoying his
return to family life, Joseph
Banks, the expedition's botanist,
and his colleague Daniel Solander
were tasting the joys of public
adulation. In fact Banks, the trip's
irrepressible bon vivant began to
take himself seriously in the fload
of invitations and licnization to
the point that he becanie objec-
tionable, But more on that later,

Within six weeks of his return,
Cook ‘was promoted to ‘'com-
mander”’. This was hardly ample
recognition for his accomplish-
ments. He was also given whal
was known as a “holding"
appointment to the H.M.S.
Scorpion, an eighteenth century
way of keeping him on the hook,

Crossword By Eugene Sheffer

DO YOU HAVE THESE 8 HOME REPAIR TOOLS?

They could go at it ham-
mer and tongs, but no twa
people could ever agree ona
complete list of tools every
householder should have on
hand, There are, however,
some basic tools almost
everyone uses at one Lime
or another.

Does .your

tool chest

contain these indispensable
implements?

1, HAMMER. A versatile
tool that you need for nail-
ing, and is on occasion used
hy housewives to tap loose
the Hds of recalcitrant jars.
Most common is the claw
hammer: the blunt end ham-
mers in the nails; the Lwo-
pronged end--the claw--pulls
them out. ‘

2, SCREW DRIVER.
When holding strength is
necessary, screws are used
and that means you need a
screw driver. You'll prab-
ably want an assortment of
screw drivers of varying sizes
and specifications because

=

STUDENTS ABROAD

PEKING (Reuter) —
China wants to send several
thousand studerits abroad
annually and has ap-
proached leading indus-
trialized countries for places
at universities and technical
colleges, diplomatic sources
said Wednesday. They said
the Chinese government had
asked to send students to
Britain, West ‘Germany,
France, Japan, and
Australia. Canada and the
Netherlands have also been
approached. CRANE EN-
TERS

RACE

WASHINGTON (AP) —
Conservative Republican
Philip Crane entered the 1990
presidential race Wednesday
with a promise to liberate
the American people from
“eonflscatory taxation and

exceasive regulation.” The |

Illinois congressman
became the first announced
candidate of either major
party for the 1980 nomi-
nation.

CREW RESCUED
NAGOYA, Japan (Reuter)
— Maritime safety agency
officials sald all but one of 32
crew members were rescued
after an explosion ripped
through a Philippines
freighter Wednesday off
western Japan. The ex-
fosion, believed to have
en in a boiler room, o-
curred on the 4,-500-ton
Narra, about 45 kilometres
off Cape Mikizaki al the
time, officials sald.

it is important toa use the
proper-sized tip in the screw
slot, or you bend the metal
around it, .

3. PLIERS. Slip joint
pliers, which are the most
zommonly used by the one-
plier family, are great for
pulling out headless nails,
ands turning hooks that

screw in, Tongue and groove
pliers are adjustable to five
positions, Vinyl grips, such
as those on Ritco pliers, give
a firmer grasp. All Riteo
tools + and they include
whatever the do-it-yourselfer
needs at home-are manu-
factured from drop-forged,
heat-treated steel with nick-
el chrome-plated heads, and
are fully guaranteed.

hus

4. WRENCH. You prob-
ably need at least two dif-
ferent kinds--one adjustable
wrench for loosening or
tightening nuts and bolts,
and one pipe wrench (it
has two serrated jaws, one.
fixed and one movable) for
plumbing jobs to grip pipes
and other round objects.

5. DRILL. It predrills

'

holes before screws go in,
holes for nuts- and bolts,
and holes in masonry for
lead. plugs... Hand drill or
electric drill? This depends
upon how much drilling you
do, how much money you
want to spend. In any case,
you'll need bits, for wood,
metal or masonry. A box
of precisiun-ground assorted
bits is a good investment.

6. AWL. It has -many

B.C. Cherry Angel Surprise

Try this light

and fluffy J cups whipping cream

cake with fresh and juicy !/2 cup sugar
B.C. cherries hidden in the |/4 teaspoon almond ex-

middle,
t - 10 inch Angel cake

tract
red food coloring

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and Britain had almost gone to 32 Tableware TIAL | A elt Latvia.
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became a British colony. This , _Answer to yesterday's puzzle.
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new lands for potential markets, it 23 e4
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uses around the home, from CRYPTOQUIP 6-20

punching an extra hole in
a dog collar (hammered in)
to making holes for little

screws (also hammered in). .

It will also double as an
ice pick. Be sure to get an
awl that has a plastic han:
dle because wood handles
may crack after repeated:

hammering.

7. WOOD CHISEL, There
are many jobs, such as in-
stalling or resetting i.inges
on doors, where the only
‘tool that will do the re-
quired trimming and shaping
is a wood chisel. You can
probably get by with just
one size: 1/2 inch wide.

8. STEEL TAPE. This —

kind of tape measure winds
up: in a circle inside a small
metal box. Handy to have
around for measuring what-
ever has to be measured, it
is also.compact enough to-
be slipped in a pocket and
taken along when you go
shopping. Often measuring

something in a store saves
a return leip.

Regardless of how many
tools you start out with,
chances are you'll be add-
ing more as you go along.
But remember, for safety’s
sake and for working con-
venience, keep your tools
clean and in good repair.

2 cups fresh B,C. cherries,

pitted

1/2 cup miniature marsh-
mallows =

1/4 cup slivered toasted al-
monds, if desired

Slice entire top of cake

off, about one inch down.

Set aside, Make cuts down
into cake 1 inch from outer
edge and | inch from edge
of hole. Remove cake from

’ within cuts to form a tunnel.

Be careful to leave a base of
eake | inch thick,

Beat whipping cream, |

sugar and almond extract in
a chilled bow! until thick.
Add a few drops red food
coloring, until desired color
is reached. Set aside half
whipped cream mixture for
icing,

For filling, fold 1 cup
cherries, marshmallows and
almonds into remaining half
whipped cream. Pack into
tunnel firmly. Replace top
of cake.

ke with whipped cream
and garnish with | cvp fresh
cherries. Serve well chilled.

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Yesterday's Cryptoquip — ALOHA: OUR WONDERFUL
ISLAND'S HAIL AND FAREWELL.
Today's Cryptoquipclue: GequalsD

The Cryptoquip Is a simple substitution cipher in which each

letter used stands for another. I

ft you think that X equals O, it

will equal O throughout the puzzle, Single letters, short words,
and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating
vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial and error.

©1978 King Features Syndiette, Inc.

CONSUMER

pla

er...

——_

FIREPLACES

Nene

Althongh stoves and fire-
places in Canada have been
largely superseded by gas
and electric ranges for cook-
ing and by central heating
systems using pipes to dis-
tribute hot water, hot air,
and steam for warming, lire-
places are now experiencing
a rebirth in popularity. As
a matter of fact, home-
owners now regard them
with flaming passion. In
Canada, for example, about
20 percent of the homes
built this year will be fur-
nished with them.

Why the glowing outlook?

One reason, according lo
hamemaking consultants, is
the sentimental desire
among many to relurn to
the haleyon days when man
was closer to nature, And
the warmth and charm of a
real wood-burning fireplace
is within easy reach of near-
ly all homeowners today,
thanks to the development
of simplified, factory-built

No longer a major con-
struction job, these modern
factory-buill units come

-complete from hearth to

roof termination and require
no masonry footing or foun:
dation. Because of their con: '
struction and built-in insu-
lation, Selkirk Metalbestos,
Canada’s Acorn Oly mpic fire-
places, can be installed di-
rectly on wooden floors and
against walls. No clearance
is needed,

These features make it
possible for the home build-
er, architect or home handy-
man to install a fireplace at
less than half the cost of
masonry-built fireplaces, It
¢an be built into a wall, cut
from a wall, tucked into a
corner or used as a room
divider, Once installed, the
facing and decorative finish-
ing depends entirely on the
homeowner's imagination.

Homeowners all over
Canada are already warming
to this fiery idea !

fireplace systems.

. . Manda Accord
¢
Test drive a Honda today at
— TERRACE HONDA SALES
4912 Hwy. 16
1 Terrace, B.C. VaG iLe
638-8171
HONDA Dealer Licence Number 02066A

to our
customers, it’s the
best deal in town.

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