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maj FOR SALE

455. PROPERTY ©.»

“) acre .corner tot on
pavement, Close to schools.
. With 2 bdrm. houte ond shop
piva 4 rental unite, 2 big
tgardens and lawn, Mostly alt
‘Yturnished. Priced to soll.
“*Phone 635-3498 anytime after
- Spm (pi0-145)

{28 acre farmette In town.

’
+

Te

{deal for horse lovers. Barn,
, paddock, riding ring,
‘'pasture..2 bdrm. basement

‘thome. » Ideal holding

wproperty. Phana 638-8480 for

‘cappaintment fo view. (c20-

10)
M56: BUSINESS —
OPPORTUNITY

Plant, gifts & craft store
located in downtown shop-
ping centre In Prince
_ Rupert. Good = family
business with exc. future

” potential. Apply In writing:

v' ass - 500 West 2nd Ave.,

¥

s.- draw Be
“protected terrltory’---
Family Assistance Program:

Prince Rupert, B.C. VO) 376. -

" (610-208)
*

“WHY SHOULD YOU
BE INTERESTED IN

~. A CAREER IN

's WELDING SALES?”

We are one of the most
successful industria! cor-
" porations In North America,
* and we sell the finest welding
products avaliable. In the
“: malntenance tleld, We have
"a unique opportunity for a
guccess{u! sales pro or a
_ welder with a sincere desire
'- 49 enter the highly paid in-
dustrial sales field.
“WE OFFER:
high 5 figure salary

°° flrat year Income potential

‘1 extengive tralning while on 3

oo

Few carears offer the

‘challenge and Income of:

OT AUTOMOBILES :

1970 2dr, Oateun 4 spd. $250

“FIRMA, Phone 635-2154 or 615--.

7144, Ask for Mike.

1975 Ferd F250 4x4 350 VB.
PS, PB complete with
canopy, 23..channel @ track
tape player. Evenings please
call 635-7517, (etfn-4-9-79)

1971 international Scout with
hydraulle sysiam and snow
blade. Asking $3200. Also
1971 Toyota Corona Mark II 4
door. Good cand. $1,100. Ph
635-5043. (p3-105)

1975 GMC customized van.
P.S:, P.B., lota of extras.
Must be seen fo be ap-
preclated. Phone 635-2154 or
635-7144, Custom Interior and
exterior paint job. Ask for
Mike. (ne-stf)

1965 Chav 3 ton flatdeck, new
327 raotor - $4500. Phone 635-
5370 or 635-7950 after 6 pm.
{p5-128)

1972 GMC 4x4, 350 motor,
auto, warn hubs. New rear
end. New paint, 2 seis of tires
clean. 1942 Willys Jeep 4x4.
Winch, new top, new springs
& paint. Clean, spare parts.
Ph 635-7869, (p2-10S)

For Sale 1977 Dodge Club

cab 414, 77,000 kilometers. %4 -

ton. Ph 638-8443. {20-10}

1976 Chevy ¥2 ton PU for
sale. PS, PB, V8 auto. Good
running cond. Ph 635-4246.
(c5-14S)

For Sale: ‘73 Toyota pickup.
Runs good, cheap. Phone
635-4247 evenings. (p5-195)

For Sale: 1973 GMC V2 ton
P.U. 6 cylinder. Standard,

welding sales; Investigate! ‘Exc. cond. Ph 635-7976. (p5-
the fastest growing welding! #125)

.Blloy company «ity ithe In:
: dustry, Caltdonedt®
Murray Jones
(604) 273-7478
Sept. 0th, 1th, 12th
9A.M.-5 P.M,
(a3-118)

257.
AUTOMOBILES

* .good running cond. Ph 635-

ei
+

3 d2dh. (08-78)

* 632-3460. (5-115)

, ‘67 Beaumont. Needs some
work but have parts. Best

*- offer. Also one harvest gold

ee

' fridge in exc, cond. Ph 635-
saa. (3-78) .

For Sale: 1973 Pontlac
_ Ventura. $1,000 miles. $1600,
Ph 636-1884, (p3-75) _

1975 Honda CieteHateHback ’
In tmmaculate condition and
loaded with extras. AM-FA

radio, @irack, roof rack, roof
”‘gonscle clock radial tires.
Plus! Plusil Get excelient

“pn 638-1449, (p5-75)

F 1969 Plymouth Wagon. PS,
4 PB, alr conditloning. Needs
to mutter $390. Ph 635-2547.

ares
oot

AL =v.

tae

4. €og-10,12,14,17, 19,215}

4 1973 Brown New Yorker Exc
‘cond. Only 46,000. All op:
+ tlons. Ph 635-3051 after 2 pm.
+ (5-148)

“Street Legal fibreglass dune
bugpy. Best offer takes. 635-
* 6485. (pl-t0S)

"1971 Chevy Nova for sale. In
good running cond, Ph 635-

“4246, (05-148)

(1956 Chevy Belair wagon.
Rebuullt V8. 3 speed on the

-|floar. Body In good condition.
Needs restoration. $900. Ph
635-6903 In evenings.  (p2-
11S)

ca

Reasonably priced 1975 Ford
Ven, 351 motor, power
steering, power brakes,
_ partially camperlzed. Phone
635-4661 after 5pm. (p3-118)

New 1979 Mazda RX? Red
racing car with black and
orange trim, Factory
removable aun roof and wind
deflector flve mag
- aluminum wheels. 5 road
‘ hezerd Warranty radial
tives. Automatic tran-
amission, Console 3 spd.
Special acoop trim on front,
epoiter shadow reer hat-
chback window. Opera rear
corner side glass trim.
i Stripas etc, Rates 90 mpg

_ Nghway with 5 year $0,450

kilometer warranty yours
for $14,000. Phone business
635-6871 or write Box 354,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B1. {pé-
- §,7,10,12414,178)

: For Sale:, 194? Chevelle.
” Goodyea: tires on CON rims.
"Mew shocks & clutch. 1 and
- 7 piatons. 650 Holley carb.
* Many more extras. Call 638
aa? oF 635-5600. (p10-135)

1971 Chevy Nova for sale. In

- gas mileage. Phone after 5

| ip76 GMC High Slerra 25
with PS,

PB, aute, air
conditioning. Also wiih & foot
Kit camper. Exe. cand,

Asking $8,000. Phone Joe.

days 635-7101 of evenings
635-6411, (p2-105)

1978 High Sierra P.U. One
owner. Exc. shape. $6800
Firm. Ph, 635-7084 or view at
4726 Park Ave. (pé-195)

1974 Suburban GMC Va ton

eo Cortina $100." sis" tai-Ph GWEN: Optlonal 9" passenger

seat, 350 Ve, PB, PS, AT.
Clean and In very gaod
cond., even some rust, $3500
OBO. Ph 632-3829. (p3-108)

For Sale: 1977 Ford % fon
4x4 In excellent shape, Auto,
Fs. PB. Phone 638-5442. (p5-
128)

59, MOBILE.

HOMES

Muat Sell: Diplomat 12x68
mobile home. Furnished or
unfurnished. Many extres.
Can be seen by appointment
only. Ph 635-2585 after 5 pm.
(p5-128)

1966 39 BR Nashv traller
12x61, 8x40 finished joey
shack (heated), Asking
$7500. Ph 635-5261 for ap-
pointment to view. (p5-135)

For Sale: 12x56 ft. Knight
trailer on targe lot, 115x150
t, For further Information

please call 635-5596. (p20-
19$)
For Sale: 1973 2 bdrm.

mobile home 12x54 Includes
@xt4 joey shack. All ap-
pilances. $10,000 firm. Phone
635-2777 after 4 pm for ap-
polntment to view. (p10-10S)

For Sale: 1978 14x70 Mance
mobile home, unfurnished,
eet up and skirted In local
jraller park. Phone 635-9736."
(ctfn-4-9-79)

1974 12x68 Deluxe Diplomat
mobite home, Will sell un-
furnished. 2 bdrm., bullt In
china cabinet, ralsed Uving
rm, with Imitation fireplace
set up and skirted In Pine
Park, To view phone 638-8427
afier 6 or 638-321R days. (c7-
128)

_ TENDERS -

Province of
Siettish Cohnbia

Miniaty of
Forealt

CORRECTION

In The September 4, 1979
edition of the Daily Herald a
Miniutry of Forests ad read
“Notice Inviting applications
for a timber aale License A-
12612" end should have read
“Nottce Inviling applications
for a timber sale ficensa A-
12616,"

We're sorry for any [n-.
convenience. (pi-105)

Province of
Brits Coumbla

Ministry of
Forests

STAND
TENDING
CONTRACTS

Seated tenders for the
following stand tending
contract{s) will be received
by tha Regional Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, 6.C., onthe dates
shown below.

Contract ST 1033-9-5 JS &
CR Located Usk Ranger
Disirlet Terrace Number of
hectares 6.7 Viewlng date
September 10, 1979, leaving
Ranger Station at 9 a.m.

NOTE: Viewing of the
siand tending site prior to
submitting a tender for this
contract !s mandatory.
Deadline for receipt of

“tenders Is 1:30 p.m. Sept, 18,

1979.

Tenders must be sub-
mittedon the form and in the
envelopes supplied which,
with particulars, may be
obtained from ithe Forest
Ranger(S) Indicated, or
from the Reglonal Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.€. .

The jowesi or any tender |
will not necessartly be ac-
cepted. {a4-75)

Province of tora Wy et
Batigh Cotumbia Danety

STAND
TENDING
CONTRACTS
Seated tenders for the
following stand tending
contract(s) will be received
by the Reglonal. Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C. on the datas

shown below. :

Contract ST 1031-1-1 CR
located 6 Mile Creek, Ranger
Disiric? Kltwanga, Number
of hectares 6.1,

Viewing date Sept. 11, 1979,
leaving Ranger Station at 9
a.m.

NOTE: Viewing of, the
stand tending site prior to
submitting 9 tender for this
contract is mandatory.
Deadline for recelpt of
tenders Ig 1:30 p.m. Sept. 1%
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 or from
the Reglonsl Manager,

will not nacessarily be ac-
cepied.

This call for tender Is ,

under the terms of the
Canada British Columbla
Intensive Forest.
Management Agreement,
(13-105)

65. RECREATIONAL
~ VEHICLES ©

a) foot winterized rave!

trailer. 2 years old. Exc
cond. Pin 635-3456. {p10-19S)

ov ft. camper In good
condition. Features Include
propane stove W-oven,
propane fridge, propane
furnace, sleeps four and has
tollet. Asking $2500. For |
more Information call 438-
1413 after 5:30 pm. (p5-115)

For Sale: 1977 31 ft.
Wilderness travel trailer.
$9,000. View at Reel Inn
Motel, Hwy. 16 W. Last
trailer on left. (elfn-5-9-79)

14 foot older model travel
traller, Ph 635-4761. (¢5-145)

For Sale; tent traller, soft
top, sleeps five, canvas In
good condition. Asking $400,
Call 638-1641. (p5-135)

NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF FLORA ANN
RUGG, formerly of Terrace,
British Columbia.

Creditors and others
having clalms agalnst the
above Estate are required to
send full particulars of such
claima to Crampton &
Brown, No, 9 - 4623 Park
Avenue, Terrace, British
Columbla, on or before the
alist day of October, 1979,
after which date the assets of
the sald Estate will be
distributed, having regard
only to the claims that have
been recelved. .

LAWRENCE WILLIAM
RUGG,

Executor
CRAMPTUN & BROWN
Solicitors for

the Estate

(al-105)

10.

LIVESTOCK oy

Hay for sale: in storage. Top
qualiy. Alfalfa, brome,
fimothy mix. Gov't tested.
Average protein 10 percent.
Ph Dick Redman at 446-5288.
(10-195)

poe int ee ene ae Sea!
ten eer eam ao

_Ministey of Forests, Prince - ;
Riper. he ae |-
The’ lowest or any tender

The Herald, Monday, September 10, 1979, Page ?

RATES

If early drilling results, at
the Kopanoar well are
supported by further
evidence of ol] and gas In the
Beaufort, investment dollars

. are likely to pour into sev-

eral Canadian ol companies.

A second curtous aspect to
Crosbie's timing waa that he
waited until threes weeka
after the Federal Reserve

Board in the United States ©

had raised its discount rate,

At first, the central bank's
apparent unwillingness to
imitate the U.S. actlon
surprised analysta, many of
whom were predicting a

‘quick Increase in interest

tates to keep the Bank of
Canada in step with its U.S.
counterpart.

This would have followed
the pattern set in July. The

U.S, raised its discount rate

on duly 20 and the Bank of
Canada matched the move
July 22.

Questioned by reporters,
Crosbie said he hoped he

‘ could avoid another bank

rate increase “at (this
particular time.” He said the

strength of the dollar offered

encouraging support for his.

position.

A week later at a cabinet
meeting in Jasper, Alta., the
finance minister told

ters not to assume that
every interest rate increase
in the United States means
the government will do
likewise.

But last week, the finance
minister's words changed
abruptly, foreshadowing
Friday's increase. .

Crosble told businessmen
at an economic conference in
Toronto that Canada has
little alternative but to follow
changes in U.S, interest
rates closely.

Gerald Bouey, governor of
the central bank, was more
painstaking than usual in
explaining the need for the
Increase. Instead af the five-
paragraph statement he
normally uses to alert the
press to a bank. rate
increase, the governor went
on for two pages with a minl-
analysis of the economy, jus-
tifying the rate increase,

Jerusalem move

HAVANA (CP) — The non-
aligned movement has
called on its 96 member
countries to “‘take firm
measures,’ Including
breaking diplomatic re-
lations, with countries that
recognize Jerusalem as the
capital of Israel.

The measure, seen a8 a re-
sponse to attempts by
Canada earlier this year to
move its embassy to
Jerusalem from Tel Aviv,
was contained in a lengthy
declaration issued Sunday at
the conclusion: of the
movement's six-day summit
conference.

“The restoration of
Jerusalem to Arab
soveriegnty is an_ in-
dispensable condition for a
durable peace,’ the
docuement said, “Israel
should be compelled to
adhere to the relevant

The conference, whose
members represent a third
of the world's popultion,
appealed to members to
‘take f{lrm measures,
Including severance of
diplomatic and economic

Honeymoon out |

MADISON, Wis. (AP)
— James Mercer, facing
irlal in the strangling of
his sevenweek-old son,
has heen granted court
permission to marry the
boy’s mother, wha is to be
the prosecution’s chief
witness,

’ Mercer, 20, and Arlene
Dah}, 21, smiled and
waved to each other as
Judge Mark Frankel of
Circult Court granted the
marriage request

resolutions of the United Na- © Monday during Mercer’s

tions Security Counct] arraignment.

regarding Jerusalem andthe © Mercer has been in jail

holy placde.” in Wiew of $10,000 cash
INFO .

HEALTH

“DR. BOB YOUNG

Fashions in hair style ,
skirt length, and disease
tend to come and go.
Anorexia nervoea was firat
described in 1683, and for
years was thought to be a
rare disease, and in fact the
number of cases that occur is
probably increasing.

Sileetide: Mth

The illness is seen aimost

had previously
satisfactory. The Individual
hos the appearance of
someone suffering from
longstanding starvation,
which indeed they are, The
anorexic eats Ilttle or
nothing, or having eaten,
promptly vomits each meal.

Although some resear-
chers feel that the disease is
due to hormonal problems,
most doctors think that it is
basically .a psychiatric
abnormality. Possibly both
blological and psychosocial
influences. determine
the, disease will

There are few symptoms

other .than the -profound .

weight loss, : and. its ;¢on-
sequences, -.A pale. cam-

lexion, dry .ekin and. hair,
yw blood: pressure, anda
slow pulse. are often Aeen,
along with intolerace of cold
and loss of monthly periods

In the, mental -ephere the 7

person seems to” have ca
distorted idea of their body

image, and a restless pursuit

of thinness Is the result, In

the early atages of the |

disorder the person may be

overactive and deny fatigue.

Irritability, increased

compulsiveness, and

striving for perfection may
be noled

also be noted.

Although at first glance it
might appear that treatment
would be easy(all you have
to do is get the patient to
eat}, in reality anorexia
nervosa is exceedingly
difficult to manage ef-
fectively and sometimes the
disease resuite in the death
of the patlent.

Once the malnutrition is
brought under control, a
difficult task , the patient haa
to be edeated und guided for
a long period of time, An
attempt must be made to
improve the paychological
out ook oft tha in are and

prove the usually presen
emotional disorder.

Management of these
young girls is diffleult for the

physician and the wasting
away of a daughter is heart-
rending for the family.
Info-Health Isa service of
the British Columbia
Medical Association and this

newspaper. .

His key points were:

—Credit had to be
tightened because
Canadians werespending too
much, too fast — often on
credit — driving up prices.
He used as evidence the fact
that bank lending had gone
wp 28 per cent in the last
year,
—Although the consumer
ptice index did not appear to
be rising as quickly in recent
months a8 It had earlier in
the year, there was 4
marked shift In spending
patterns, Until a few months
ago, inflation could be
blared chiefly on rising food
and energy prices. The
government could do little to
control these. Recently,
however, prices for such
items as cara, appliances
and clothing (which are
often bought on credit) have
been rising rapidly. There-
fore it made sense to
increase the cost of

wing.
—Although the dollar did
not appear to be faltering,
Canada was headed for its

largest-ever deficit in lta
transactions with the rest of
the world. Crosble haa
eted a deficit of §7 bil-

on and figures reloaged Laat
week show that by mid-year

thedeficlt wan already 60 per -

cent above its six-month
lave) fot 1978.

The only way Canada
could hope to support such €
shortfall in its international
account was to be sure it had
access 10 foreign funds, And
the only way to be certain af
attracting those funda, was
to pay them better interest
rates than they could fet
elsewhere, especially in
United States.

Crosbie acknowledged he
was unhappy with the action,
but repeated the explanation
he had offered a month
earller, following - his
previous rate increase. He
sald he had been compelled
to follow Boucy's advice be-
cause the former Liberal ad:
ministration had left the
economy in such @ mess.

As finance minister,
Croabie hag good reasan to

sparks reaction

relations, with countries
which recognize, formally or
by implication, the city of
Jerusalem as the capital of
Israel.” ;
Besides Canada, few coun-
tries have expressed an

bond. Frankel granted
permission for the mar-
riage after a deputy.
district attorney, Jerry
Hancock, said the union
would not prevent Miss
Datl from testifying
against Mercer.

Hancock sald the rule
agninst having spouses
testily against each other
does not apply when the
yictim is a third member
of the family. .

“We would have ob-
jections ta any
honeymeon trip,” Han-
cock added.

Mercer stood mute at
his arraignment ona firat
degree murder charge in
connection with the Juns
22 death and the judge
entered a plea of not

* guilty on his behalf. |

SETS WORLD RECORD

LONDON, Ont, (CP) — Jo
Ann Marshall of Oshawa,
Ont., has set a world record
at the Canadian women's
powerlifting meet, Marshall,
who weighs 295 pounds, lifted
450 pounds Sunday in the
squat event to break the
previous mark of 424.

interest In moving thelr
embassies to Jerusalem.
Pakistan proposed

bassy to Jerusalem.

However, be b
after taking office as a result
of an outcry by Arab
countries and instead
appointed FR. Stanfield,
former Progressive
Conservative party leader,
to etudy the implications of
such a move,

from page I
be reluctant about raising
interest rates. The move is
never because It
forces yoters to pay more for
everything they buy on
credit.

Bat coming within a month
of the ope

It bas

Higher borrowing coste will
take some of the teeth out of
the Conservative mortgage
interest deductibility pan.
which was designed to
stimulate construction and
give consumers a break
when buying a home.

The rate increase also is
likely to convince some con-
aumers to postpone buying a
new car, aggravating lay-
offe at the troubled Chrysler
company and in the crucial
auto Industy.

Businesses may have ‘¢
rethink thelr explanaivi
plans now that money i:
more ive. This woulr
mean a decrease in the Hin?
of spending that means more

, improved productivity
and iudustries better
equipped to compete

jacked down

UIC
from page I

Canadian Manufacturers’
Association, sald; ‘The
approach they seem to be

seems fairly sensible
to us =H ite fairly Tegleal
approa use payme
have been growing in leaps
and bounds."

Doyle said the association
has malntalned for some
time that the walting period
should be increased to 20
weeks from six weeks for
those who quit their jobs.

a etanennecataaeteaneaieaneeetesn Ee ah atase cas asnaaashsaeanbgeeseeteeed decebigeeetsniaeest

ate.

ot,

% A variety of dance types taught within’ the classes =

we Ave and Up.

Seeetehegheteeeten ys

= Including ballet, modern jazz, ethnic character and:
soft shoeand fap, Limtted enrolment avallable for ages =

Registration: Parkelds Schoo!
For pre-registration phone 635-7483

SSSR

ber 12 —4:009.m.

sie

orrer a icra bOGS, OR SALE... toe at
First Application: 5046 Spruce Saw Logs Total Volume
962.0 cublc meires. Log average 2.9 cu. metres.
Location: Exchamalks River.
For further Information please contact:
* Metropolitan Trading
1520 - 625 Howe Strest
Vancouver, 8.C. VEC 2Té
(ape) 605-5264

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Career
Opportunities ©

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POSITION:
Drafisperscn II
DUTIES:

33 directed.

Distriot of Terrace

EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY

Perform dutles required for preparing drawings
fram fletd notes and other datum.
Be abte to aperate blueprinter and other equipment

Assist In fleld surveys when requested.

bapinl!

ie)

working with senior

children.

message.

The District of Terrace

INSTRUCTORS NEEDED

_For Two Recreation Department Programs
From September to December, possibly January to
March. Renumeration according to experiance.

1. to teach simple ethnic and seasonal cooking to senior
citizens one morning a week. Experlence teaching or:

9. to lead a pre-school program two mornings 8 week —
must have two years early Childhood Education course
or similar course plus experience working with

Call 698-1174, ask for Mary Margaret Smith or feave a

citizens = ans asset.

tar

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fet ge NE

ig ten DN Sipe MRE N ERENCE SBE ERE peaeeenie

of Parliament, °
drawbacks.

_ ‘Be able to communicate orally and In legible writing.
" Ba able te meet the public In 8 courteous and tactful
‘B omanner. .
ff QUALIFICATIONS:
“Minimum Grade XU education; technical training
a I related to topographical drafting and knowledge and

rae The eae

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2

“® décaptad.

+

legible hand lettering.

work.
HOURS OF WORK:

RATE OF PAY:
$651.68 Bl-Weekly
UNION:

C.U.P.E. Local 2012
PROBATION PERIOD:
3 Calendar months.
BENEFITS:

AAS.A. & Dental Plan
Life tnaurance Plan
Pension Plan

eke of trigonemetric functions.
in Previous experience In Municipal Drafting may be

Previous survey experiance may be accepted.
#PCluMust be able to use lettering equipment as well as

£3: Be able to show samples of his-her own drafting

3:3 a.m. to 4:30) p.m,

: ULC. & Canada Pension Plan

Further information may be obtained by contacting
the undarsigned. Apptications In writing fo the un-
dersigned by 4:30 p.m. Septernber 14, 1979,

Monday to Friday.

E.R, Green,
Senlor Draftsman
District of Terrace

53215 Eby Street
Terrace, B.C.
VEG 2X6

635-6311

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typing test,

TERR ACE-ACEILAT

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RP LAN RIG

*,

Tcanwesnoennes nite

COPY
TYPIST

e This is a pormaneat. full time

i’ position. Fast and acourate
typing Is a nooessity, Please
phone for an appelntment and

daily herald
635-6367