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- 1988 Ford XLT 4 X 4. Brand

New. Won in Lottery. Sil-

_ ver/Red, Loaded. $16,000. -

0:8.0. Trades/What Fave
You? Call 992-4734 Williams
Lake, B.C.

Wanted top dollar paid for

“these motorcycles CB400-4

Honda 1100F, Suzuki 1100,
Katana, Kawasaki, Lawson,
Replica, MKII, or 1,000J.
Call Jim (604)276-2552.

Buy/Lease any gas, diesel
car or truck, new or used,

- Direct from volume factory

- dealer. Call for pre-approved
credit. Call callect 464-0271.
05231. ~

$1 Down leases a new car or
truck, Sevan Year warranty.

' Payments from $139/mo.

0.A.C. ‘Call lease manager
at (604)465-8931. DL5584.

Truck Leasing, Individual or
Company, alt F-Series,
Aerostar Van Wagons,

Fords, all new cab over .

medium duty. Call Bob
Langstaff, Norm Diedrich
collect 327-0431. D5662.

1887 Ford F-800 18’ Reefer:

Priced to Sell. Call Norm
Diedrich, Bob Langstaff.
5200 MLS. Out of town call
colect 327-0431. D#5862.

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

Halr salon at Christina
Lake, ‘sacrifice at .
Equipment for two stations
also can be leased with
option to purchase. Box 510
Christina Lake, or 442-8195
evenings. -

Thriving Upholstery Busl-

‘ness In modern and antique

furniture, automotive and
R.V.'s, 3200 ‘sq. ft. shop,
stock, tools, house and gar-
age. Gross $80,000. yearly.
Owner retising after 35
$109,500.
403)223-4764, P.O. Box
2767, Taber, Alberta. TOK

Plzzanne’s U-Bake Pizza ex-
panding in British Colum-
bla: Now located at impact
Plaza, 152/100 Ave., Sur-
rey, B.C. For franchise in--
formation call 1-604-588-

hese ads app

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BUSINESS

_ OPPORTUNITIES

Cash In - Cash Out. Coke,
Pepsi, Libby’s, Helnz -
World Famous Orinks you
will refit! in your new, unil-
que, cold pop/juice vendors
with separate price settings.

Minimum investment of |
secured a8 we sup- -

$11,980
ply freight, equipment ‘ins-
talled in locations, product
fills, supptles, atc. Own your
cash business, your choice,
part or full-time. Cali/write
(24 hours) for brochure, Sol-
ar Business- Centres, 100
East Drive, Sulte 200, Bram-
alea, Ontario. L6T 183, Mr.
Halbot 1-(416)-761-5705.

Redi-Mix Concrete busl-
ness. 3 four-yard mixer

trucks. Cement silo, ete. -—

$110,000. Delta, B.C. 583-
1140 ask for Gary.

Cash in On Tax Reforml
Enquire about exclusive
franchise opportunities, with
the largest Canadian tax
company. U & R Tax Ser-

vices, 942 Hillside,
Victoria, B.C. V8T 2A1.
(604)381-5646.

Woodworking company, Sal-
mon Arm, B.C. Prime toca-
tlons in Natlonal Gift
Shows. ‘'Rascal Tovys’’,
New 4000 sq.ft. shop on
tndustriai. ark
$165,000. (604)8S2-7482 or
(6045832-4188.
EDUCATIONAL
Start with us! Small classes,

. quality instruction. Firat-
’ year university, office tech-

nology, business administra-
tlon, college preparation.
Brooks Campus, Medicine
Hat College, Box 1979,
Brooks, Alta. TO/J G0. 1-
403-362-7373.

‘Cook For A Career. Gradu-
ates of our Professional Cul-
-inary Training Program are
employed in the most pres-
tigious establishments in
B.C. Full-time, six month
course starts June 6, 1988.
Government assistance avai-

lable. Write or call for bro -

chure: Pierre. Oubrulle Cul-
tnary School, 1522 West &th
Avenue, Vancouver,

NOs 4RB. 738-3155,

~ 987-1281, 24 hours.

Okanagan School of Auc-
tioneer, Group and/or Pri-
vate Auctioneering classes,
For Information phone 768-
2781 or write Box 377,
Westbank, B.C. VOH 2A0,
Phone after 6 p.m.

Diploma correspondence.

Free calendar. High School .

upgrading, accounting, man-
agement, administratlon,

secretarial, computers. Es-
‘tablished 1964. Natlonal Col-

iege, 444 Robson, Vancou-
‘ver, 688-4913 toll free 1-800-

' EQUIPMENT AND —

MACHINERY
Round Baler 1988 Vermeer

504H.D. demo. Has made.

1000 bales only. Get the
best. of the Round Balers.
Makes 3’ - &’ bales,
$14,000. Bob aves (604)826-

Computers to Help.
Johnny Read

A Texas A&M educational

psychologist has developed a.

computer program that assesses
how good and poor readers read,
with a goal of helping poor read-
ers comprehend the material
better. Poor readers were atten-

~ tive in tests, bul didn’t seem to

focus on critical information the
way good readers did.

FOR SALE MISC.

Storage Problems? Used
steam ship containers, 8’ X
8' X 35’ long, Insulated and
in good condition. Call
Lome or Linda at (604)530-

Lighting Fixtures. Western.
Canada's largest . display.
- réetall. Free.

Wholesale an
Catalogues available. Nor-
burn Lighting Centre, 4600

-East Hastings Street,. Bur-

naby, B.C.
1-299-0666.

5C 2K5. Phone

Appilance Bargains on. new
ingile, Admiral, Hotpoint,
Kitchenaid. Also Danby &
Magic Chef Gas Ranges.

Quality rebullt appliances.

Budget Appliance Surre
Lid. Phone collect 585-6287.

Altaifas,. Clovers, and
Grasses, Field Peas, Canala

“Street, Vancouver, B.

GARDENING

Greenhouse and Hydroponic
Equipment and Supplies -
The most complete selection
in Canada. Low prices, plus
we are a Gold Card retailer.
Sand $2. for catalogue and
frea magazine to Western
Water Farms, 1244 Se mour
3N0. 1-604-682-6836.

Curved glass patio exten-
sions starting at $1,095.
Hobby greenhouses starting
at $590. Full line of green-
house accessories. Call B.C.

a Greenhouse Buliders 1-604- —

433-4220 or write 7425 Hed-

fey Avenue, Burnaby, B.C.
‘VSE 2Rt.

HELP WANTED

Experlenced Editor for
Community Newspaper in
6.C, Join our successful
company for opportunity &
advancement. Energy,
oreativity & commitment a
must. Photography skills re-
quired. Minimum 2 years
experlence. Send complete
resume to: The Publisher,
c/o Box 309, Burns Lake,
B.C. VOJ 1E0.

Wanted: Production Person
for small interior weekly
newspaper. Must be exper-

lenced in advertising/naws-

paper layout & design. Ex-
callent typing skilla & cam-
era experience. Reply: 100
Mile Free Press, Box 459

100 Mile House, B.C. VOK .

27E0. 395-2219.
Parts Person: John Deere

industrial Dealership requir-

es self-motivated individual
with good communication,
clerical & marketing skills
to work in Calgary. Apply

with resume to: Twin Trac- .

for Lid., 3555 - 46 Ave.,
S.E£., Cal » 1T2B 383.
Phone. 4092 0018.

HELP WANTED

Progressive autobody shop

has an immediate opening.

fer Autobody Repalr Person.
Succesaful applicant must
be a Journeyman. Excellent

’ wages and group benefits.

847-4013 or send resume to
Box 3940, Smithers. VOJ

Service Advisor required by

Terrace Review — Wednesday, May II, 1988 21 |

BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING |
aar in the more than 84 Newspapers of the B.C. and Yukon Community Newspapers Association and reach
more than 1.1 million households from White Rock to Whitehorse.

($3 per each additional word) Call the Zerrace Review at 635-7840

’ Journeyman (MIF) G.M.

Mechanic required for Fra-
ser Valley G.M. Dealership.
Experience ‘and training jn
G.M. electronics, fuel Injec-
tion, or automatic trans-
missions a definite asset.
Please raply to; Norm Koch,
Motorcade Chev. Olds, 2525
McCallum Rd., Abbotsford,
B.C. V28 3R1. 530-0254.

B.C. Salas People. We need
direct sales people for Van-
couver, Kamloops, Vancou-
ver island, Fort St. John,
Prince George, Kelowna
and Granbrook areas. We
{raln and support your ef-
foris. Hf you can sell, we can
work together. Phone the
President toll-free 1-800-
661-8697.

Licansed auto body mechan-
ic and painter needed Im-
mediately to work In fully
modern shop. Top wages
offered. Contact Dave, Port
MoNelll 956-3434 or 956-

Sales person for copiers -
business equipment. Wage
plus commission. Please
send written resume to:
See-Moore Printing and Sta-
tlonery, Bax 490, Smithers,
B.C. VOJ 2NO0,

Partsman & Service Per-
sonnel Required for’ Ford
Dealership. Some exper-
jence preferred. Forward re-
sume to: Warriner Ford,
Box #96, Walnwright, Alta.,
798 4P0. Phone: (403)842-

Caretaker(s) required for
care of horse facilities. Ex-
perience with horses neces-
sary. Send resume and 2
references to Box 4122, Wil-
liams Lake, 8.C,. V2G 2V2.

PERSONALS

Bedwatting can be stopped.
For free booklet send name,
address, telephone number,
age of enuretic to: Enuresis
Center, Box 172, Station A,
Winnipeg, R&K 2A1.

Ha Birthday Adopted
Male ‘born May 14, 1967

. Grace Hospital, Vancouver.

Birth relativas wish contact.
Phone 585-4889 or 434-3319,

REAL ESTATE a

Thinking of moving to the -
Sunny Okanagan? Located

in Oliver, jee 15 minutes |
from U.S.A. For sale by.

owner: Spacious, 2 Bedroom |
Condominium. Bright,

clean, central. Adult. Pets

atlowad. Call 498-2051.

27’ Trailer and lot Paradise |

Valley, Washington, U.S.A,
Near Sumas. Used as sum-
mer escape. Motel advan-
tages when travelling to
Vancouver, Leisure services
in area. 392-4988. .

SERVICES oes
“ICBC Offered me $3,500..
Garey Linde got me
$194,000'', G.N. -  Abbots-

ford. Vancouver lawyer Car-
ey Linde {since 1972) has
Free Information. Phone 1-
664-7798. Second Opinions
Gladly Given.

ICBC Injury Claims? Call
Dale Carr-Harris - 20 years a
trial lawyer with five years
medical schoo! before law. 0-

. 669-4022 (Vancouver). &x-
-perienced in head injury and

other major claims. Percent-
age fees avallable.

Relief Editor. Seml-retired
editor/publisher. Many
years experience. Weekly
newspapers. Available June
1st to relieve editors on
holidays. Phone 525-3838.

TRAVEL

india Calling: Join three
week package tour of Exotic
India during coming winter.
$3800. per person. Al! ex-
penses Included, comforts
assured. Contact Neha In-
ternational, 55 - 2250 Baskin
Gardens, Pentictan, B.C.
V2A 6YS. 492-5461.

Let’s Go Housaboating! On.
Shuswap Lake. Reasonable
rates, reservations still
avallabie for the °88 season.
For an enjoyable holiday
contact Cruise Along House-
boats Sicamous 1 2069.

WANTED

Cameras and accessories
wanted: Leica, Zeiss, Ret-
ina, Voigtlander, Rollei,
Exakta. Miniature and ster-
eo cameras. Nikon, Canon
range-finders. ‘'Occupied
Japan’' and Russian cam-
eras. 592-4697 or write Mr.
Guternar, Box 5171, 1625
Fort St., Victoria, B.C.

Timber Quota Southern Int-
erlor, Highest price offered.

Phone 547-6076 or 837-3420. | .

cg tear arggemern TE snare 6 ae EP FPS PNM at

- BLANKET CLASSIFIED |

Seed. Combine your orders
with your neigh

ura. Dis-

Fraser Valley G.M. Dealar-
. ship. Contact Norm Koch,
-Motoreade Chev. Olds, 2525

PETS AND LIVESTOCK

Wanted - Weldin

Unit, 1
ton truck flat deck, 400.

Dispersal Sale. G0 Cows, 20

amp. welder, 10 H.P. com-.

ADVERTISING counts available, Phone toll
‘ . ree 800-661- , an- = MeCallum Rd.," Abbotsford, ressor, torch equipment. ;
; na's Seeds Ltd., Lacombe,' §.¢. V2S 3R1:. Phone 530- Sires Canyon Vale) Recon Good running condition.
. 7 Alta, TOG 130. 0254. ) 902-2204 Quesnel. (604)949-0565.
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Baseball — continued trom page 1

as these are a considerable hard-
ship on a small. organization

"such as ours.”?

- And not only is this too much

' for a small club of only 200
_ Members to pay, but it’s also not

fair, says Peden, Youth Soccer
and adult scrub leagues use
school fields and pay nothing
because School District 88

_ doesn't charge a user fee.

' According to. Vic Buteau,
‘District Minor Coordinator for

Softball B.C., most commun-

ities charge senior associations a
fee, but Terzace is.the only com-

- munity in the province charging

minor associations for field use.
“Our minor softball players
seem to be paying for playing

- fields that our adult beer league

plays on for free. It seems if
money is to come from the ball
leagues, it should come from the

adults.”

_ Buteau also points out that all
minor teams registered with

_ Softball B.C. have the addition-

al expense of insurance. ‘‘At this
point, the many beer league
teams do not carry insurance
atid place at risk many minor

players that play with them,” he

said. . .
Terrace Minor Softball Presi
dent Pete Pauls echoes Peden’s

concern. ‘Our associations are.

faced with a doubling of cost
which must be passed on to the
kids. Our sponsors are paying
enough,” says Pauls.

‘These increased costs will
eventually lead to our minor
organizations accepting nothing
but elite athletes or children of
the rich.”’ -

' But, he adds, “‘Our league is -
designed for all the children of ©
_Terrace...we feel our members

develop a pride in their com-
munity through their association
with Terrace Minor Softball.”

The Terrace Elks first chair-
man, Noel Martel, told council
his group built Agar Park for
children more than 16 years ago
and have spent a ‘‘considerable’’
amount of money on it since.
“Our lodge is very concerned
about this,’’ he said. ‘‘It came as
a surprise that there was a user
fee.”

Alderman Danny Sheridan
said the user fee should be waiv-

ed for both minor organizations,

but the matter was sent to the

Community and Recreation Ser-

vices Committee by Bob Coop-

er. Cooper’s motion was sup-
ported by Ruth Hallock, Doug
Smith and Mayor Jack Talstra.

Fall Fair — continues trom page 6

ticipate in our ‘Funway”,
which provides an opportunity
for your group to raise funds by
organizing an activity such as
games of chance, international
foods; ‘talent shows, sporting
events or other events of general
interest.

If interested, please contact
Bev at 635-9209, or Thora at

635-4082 for further informa-
tion.

Our general meetings are held
the second Monday of each
month at the Thornhill Sec-
ondary School library, starting
at 8 p.m, We welcome new
members — do join us!

And don’t forget to come to
the plant sale Saturday, May 14,

ame

The Kinette Club of Terrace meets the second Wednes-
day of every month at 6:30 p.m. Anyone Interested,
please call Donna Mclsack at 638-1974.

The Happy Gang Centre for Seniors offers the following
activities: Tuesdays: 10 a.m., sewing and quilting; 7:30
p.m., cribbage. Wednesdays: 1 p.m., carpet bowling;
Fridays: 2 p.m., bingo; 7:30 p.m., bridge. First Saturday
of every month: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., pancake breakfast.
Monday through Friday every week: 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
lunch. Second Thursday of avery month: 2 p.m., general
meeting. For further info., contact the Happy Gang Cen-
tre, 3226 Kalum St. at 635-9090.

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Board meeting —
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social values o,
@ensuring that the re-
quirements of special needs
students are met

@ emphasizing the acquisition
of basic skills and good work
habits as well as ensuring
students develop positive at-
titudes towards themselves,
others and education. ,

The board will also be talking
to North Coast Minister of State
Dave Parker regarding .the
development of a Regional Lear- .
ning Assessment Centre for Ter-
race. In Pacific Rim Initiatives,
it is the board’s intention to par-
ticipate in student travel, teacher

travel, special projects and

monitor exchange.

More meetings will be sched-
uled throughout the district in
the near future, giving the public _
an opportunity to discuss these
topics or any other areas of con .
cern. Se eens