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PAGE 18, THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 14, 1978

52. WANTED... ~

TO RENT

Wanted to rent 2 or 3
bedroom house or mobile
home tor Aug Ist. Children &
pets. Will sign | year lease.
Call 635-2761. (p5-214)

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 1174, Terrace,
B.C, (etf)

Boarding homes for high
school students to atiend
school in Terrace from
September 78 ta June 30, 1979
room and beard rate $175 per
month. For further in-
formation DIAL 635-7127 local
 (c20-20)

Wanted to rent. Quiet gant
want room facilltles near
OQverwaltea Store, Terrace.
Kindly write details: rent,
phone, address c o PO Box
562, Terrace. (p3-13)

55. PROPERTY
_- FOR SALE.

1.5acres. All year spring fed
creek. Very secluded and
nicely treed. One mile from
town. Asking $11,900. Write
Box 714 Terrace. (c7-11)

56. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

For Sale: Tool. and
Equipment Rental Business.
Ideal business for
mechanically included
people. Showing excellent
returns. For further in-
formation phone 615-3038
between & - 5:30 Mon. to Sat.
{p10-15)}

BT
AUTOMOBILES”

1973 Maverick, VB
automatic, new radial tires.
Phone 632-2901 after 5 (c-10,
1, 123

1974 International ‘2 ton 4
speed, radio, canopy, new
tires, 37,000 milgs, can view
at 5116 Graham Ave.,-or call
635-3564 or 4635-6166 (imth
|110-au10)

AUTOS FOR SALE. 1975

Valiant Custom, ex-
ceptionally low mileage,
powered rear eleciric
defroster, block heater.

Premlum condition. Ph 635-
5102 after 1 pm and
weekends, ctf

For sale 1970 Tunderbird,
Excellent condition, alr. con.
P.B., P.S. 5new tires. Phone
635-6858 after 5. (p5-11)

1972 Toyota Pick-up truck &
canopy. Radio, H.D.
Bumper. Good condition. 2
spare tires. & wheels. 635-
2058. (pé-14)

1973 Ford 2 ton
automatic. With radial
hires. Phone 635-9580. after 4.
(c10-17)

360

For Sale 1976 F250 4x4 leaded
with extras P.S. P.B. auto
A.C. excellent condition. Ask
for Dave 635-3276.(p5-11)

1975 Chey Pick-up. 350. Auto.
31,000 miles. Extras and 1977
Okanogan 972’ camper.
Hydraulic jacks, Shower,
toilet, stove, oven. 3-way
fridge. $9300, 635-2047, (p5-
15)

1972, Ford. LN 400 Louis
Ville. 4300 miles. 18 ‘
aluminum van with rear
over-head door. Real nice
shape. Price reasonabte.
Hazelton. 642-4231. (c6-16}

1973 Ford f-100. Ranger XLT.
V-8, Auto. P.S., P.B., Radio,
f-irack, 3460 motor, Dual
janks. Excellent condition.
$2900 or best offer. Phone
632-4585. (¢3-13)

For Sale 1976 Sth wheel
prowler. 27/2’ Ale con-
ditloning. Completely sell-
contained. New condition.
Phone 635-3591. (3-13)

1975 Ford F250 custam crew
cab, 390 c,j. automatic,
power steering and brakes,
AM FM. slereo radio,
Family vehicle since new,
30,000 miles with new
fiberglass canopy on 6’ box,
Immaculate condition. Best
offer to $6,500. 4829 Graham
Ave. Phone 635-2884, (p4-14)

250 Mercedes Benz. 4 door
sedan, All reasonable offers
considered. Phone 635-6124
after 6. 435-3757 (¢9-19)

Red 1969 Envoy Epic, Good
rubber & spares. Lots of new
parts. Running order needs
some work. See at 3498 King
Ave.  (c4-14)

For Sale 1973 GMC ¥% ton.
pick-up. 250 6 cyl; 3 speed

. —
|. SEMDERS.

trans. (gaod gas mileage)
Fiberglass canopy. Good
conditlon. 635-3923 after 6 pm

{p5-12)

74 Charger V9, power
steering and brakes, alr
conditioning. Low mileage

435-7691 (p10-11)

For Sale 3972 Dodge Call.
Good condition. Phone 635-
2603. (¢5-11)

69 Dodge V2 T PU, V8, 4
speed trans, posi trac dit-
fereniial, New rear tires,
spare parts, motor trans,
eic. $1,000 635-
§339 (ctf)

‘58. MOBILE .

~~ HOMES
WATT ae
1 bedroom trailer for rent.
Fridge & stove, table &
chairs. $100 per month.
Westerhoff apts. Nelson Rd.

New Remo, Phone 635-6904,
(c3-12}

72 South Park camp trailer.
Has everything one needs,
Stove, water, tights & tollet.
Phone 635-2713, (p5-14)

For Sale 12X68 3 bedroam
trailer (Safeway). Fur-
nished ar unfurnished, 612
heated Joey shack. Complete
with 6,000 BTU alr cond.
Close ta schools 635-9323.
(p10-16)

1968 - 10x52 two bedroom
Safeway fully set up and
skirted. Complete with Bx24
Joey shack, Located at nr 4
1753 Kenworth. Phone 638-
1628 {pImenth - aud)

Trailer for sale; 1974 12x683
bedroom furnished traller,
dishwasher, fridge, stove,
washer, dryer, china cabinet.
etc. No.1 Plne Park phone
635-3246 {clm-Ju 17)

For Sale: Four 1971 12'52,
two bedroam seml-furnished
Safeway trailers. Compleie
with axles, wheels, fuel
tanks and biecking. Asking
$6,000 each. Call 636-2660 J.
Hutchings, Box 727, Stewart,
B.C, {pim-10)

Must Sil - 12x46 2 bedroom

mobile home on a fully |

serviced, clear title lot on
Simpson Rd, Thornhill.
Open to offers, G. Warnen,
Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C.,
635-7117 (ctf)

For Sale: 12x68 ATCO
‘Velmont 3 bedroom mobile
home. Set up and skirted in
traiter court in town. WiIIl
self’ furnished or un-
furnished. Phone 635-9046
even, {p10-Jul) 1

56° Safeway doublewide.
Includes all major ap-
pliances, large garden shed
and fencing. 3 bedrooms, 2
full bath, and fireplace. Set
up and fully skirted In
cedar. Viaw at No. 31-4619
Queensway Drive (Tim-
iberland Traller Park)
Phone 635-9429. (cif)

INVITATION TO TENDER
Sealed Tenders, marked
New Main Entrance Doors
for Northwest Community
College. Terrace, B.C. will
be received up to 3:00 p.m.
local time the 10th day of
August 1976, and those
avallable at that time will be
opened inpublicat British
Columbia Building Cor-
poration 4927 Keith
Ave. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7
Tendering documents may
be’ obtained at the above
address after 9:00 a.m. on
the 12 day of July 1976.
Tenders must be filed on the
forms provided, in sealed,
clearly marked envelopes.
The lowest or any Tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted. (¢2-11)

INVITATION TOTENDER
Sealed Tenders, marked
Ministry of Highways
Meziadin Lake « No. 1852T
FOR Reroofing and Fiashing
will be received up to 3:00
p.m. local time ihe 9th day of
August 1978, and those
avallable at that time will be
opened inpublicat British
Columbla Buildings Cor-
poration 4827 Keith

Ave. Terrace, B.C. VaG 1K7
Tendering doacuments may
be obtained at the above
address after 9:00 a.m.. on
the 18 day of July 1978.
Tenders must be filed on the
forms provided, in sealed,
clearly marked envelopes.
The lowest or any Tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted. (¢2-11)

Flre Damage Salvage. Pan-
abode home. 44109 Churchill
Dr. Terrace. Salvage from
pa jn-abode log house to be
dismantelled by a successful
bid on site to sub floor. Not
Including fireplace. Suitable
for summer cabin. Bids to be
submitted fo P. Lachy C.I.5.
22-e 6th Ave. Vancouver, by
August 6th, 1978 for further
information call 972-7454
coltact. {c5-15)

BUSINESS .--

PROPERTY

For Lease

Retail and-or warehouse
space centrally located st
street level In Terrace. In
fotal 4741 square feet.
Formerly used as equip-
ment sates and repair shop.

contact Pruden and Curried
(1976) Ltd. 635-6142 or write
4648 Laketse Ave., Terrace,
B.C.
(JH-Aul A)

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES

Hardtop Prospector Tent
Trailer c-w canopy, sink, 2
burner propane stove, Icebox
and spare tire. Sleeps five
confortably. Phone 635-5997.
(p3-9)

Camper 1975 Edson 38’
Camper, C-W 15,000 BTU
furnace. Phone 638-1121 (stf)

|

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.

»AC,

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone collect 391-5105

(ctf

Rent or Purchase 1972 12x68
Paramont house trailer with
fireplace near stores and
schools, an private tot. Rent
$255. per month with option
to buy or purchase $9,400
open to offers. Will carry
second morgage If nec.
Phone 112-762-4612. Write
Joe Rerke, Gen Del, Win-
Held, B.C. (ctf)

1970 12x54 2 bedroom mobile
home. Set-up In Nass Camp.
can be maved. Asking $5,000
firm. Phone 633-2346. (¢10-
20)

10'x50' 2 bedroom trailer For
sale. Set-up in frailer court.
Large joey shack. Fer quick
sale $2500 or highest offer.
Phone 635-5562. (p5-15)

The Fiji Islands, Barbados and
{eeland do not hava armed
forces.

“After dinner sit a while;
After supper walk a mile.”
Thomas Fuller

‘There ain't no way to find
out why a snorer can’t
heat himself snore.”

Mark Twain

1+ 11° Camper near com-
pletion $2500.00 To view 4912
Graham. 635-4530. (p5.12)

14’ travel traller 1 year old
used only 3 times, 3 way
fridge, furnace, 2 burner
stove, 2way light in separate
tollet. like new condition.
phone 635-9404 (c10-43)

For Sale, 15’ travel trailer,
excellent condition. $1200.
Vary firm, phone 632-2807

22’ River boat and traller.

Can vew at 5116 Graham
Ave, or cal! 635-3564 or 635-
$166 ([110-au10)

For Sale 1974 Vanguard 9a
camper $2000. Phone 635-6977
after §. (¢11-19)

1542’ Scamper = Travel
Trailer. Sleeps 6. 4% burner

stove with aven. Furnace & Bp

ice box. Good Condition
$1500. Will trade for good & ft
camper, 842-6231. (cé-16) -

67.

‘SERVICES

Does your building need
exterlor painting? Call 635-
4906 Kermode Friendship
Centre. LEave name and
ptione number for Terry.
Free Estimate. (stf)

GENERAL
CARPENTRY
NOJOBTOBIG .
OR SMALL
ADDITIONS, SIDING
RENOVATIONS
CEMENTWORK,
PAINTING
Phone after 4:
635.4004

For complete infarmation{ .

industrial alr filter
remanulactoring franchise
available for Terrace and
area. For further In-

termation contact. Irving §
Mann, Zono Canada Lid.,

1312 Dalhousie Place,
Kamloops, B.C. Phone 374-
3002. (c6-9,31,74,16, 19,1)

Ta whom it may concern. |
Mike. Balatti will not be’
responsible for any bills or
debts Incurred by my
common law wife, as of this
date. July 7, 1974.
Mike Balatti

BackToBasics
With
Homemade
Ice Cream

The dessert and refresh-
ment category of the “back
to basics move eficom-
passes homemade ice cream.
The job of [reezing
cream heeomes a group af-
fair when the elements of
the operation are divided
among family mem-
bers—one to mash the fruit,
another to chop the .pea-
nuts, someone to crack the
ice, and so on. Even if a
child is too young to help
he can be appointed the
official taste tester!

It's fun and creative to
make your own ice cream
on a summer afternoon.
Taking a turn at the crank is

an entertaining activity that syrup

allows everyone to partici-
pate. Banana Nutcracker
Sweet Ice Cream—a started-
,from-scratch recipe using
simple, fresh ingredients and
no preservatives—is better
than any commercial prod-
uct you've tasted. ‘This
creamy blend of. bananas
and Planters Dry Roasted
Peanuts can be made in
mechanical or electric ice
cream freezers or refrigera-
tor freezer trays.

BANANA
NUTCRACKER
SWEET ICE CREAM

1/2 teaspoon unflavored
gelatin
1/8 cup sugar
1/3 cup milk
1 cup medium-ripe
mashed bananas
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
extract
1-1/2 cups heavy cream
2 tablespoons finely
chopped Planters
_ Dry Roasted Peanuts

In small saucepan, com-
bine gelatin and sugar.
Stir in milk. Cook, stirring
constantly, over medium
heat until mixture comer
to a boil, Cool to room
temperature.

Combine cooked milk
mixture with banana, lemon
juice, salt and vanilla.

Whip heayy cream until
stiff. Fold whipped cream
inte banana-milk mixture.
Pour into freezer trays.
Freeze until crystals form
around edges. Remove to a
chilled bowl and beat until
smooth. Stir in finely
chopped Planters Dry
Roasted Peanuts, Return to
freezer trays; freeze until
firm. Makes 1 quart.

Far fee Cream Freezer:
Double all ingredients and
prepare as above except stir
unwhipped heavy cream in-
to banana-milk mixture
omitting peanuts. Follow
manufacturer’s directions
for freezing and ripening,
folding in Planters Dry
Roasted Peanuts before
ice cream is ripened.
Yield: about 1-3/4 quarts,

RELAXATION

ODDITIES: HELPFUL TIPS
By doy Miller

A well-loved game is tennis
and though it came to us
from England in 1873, Amer-
ica now boasts well over 10
million active players and
more than 150,000 courts.

a

The greatest crowd at a },

regular tennis match was

25,578 at the first day of the [7

Davis Cup Challenge Round
between Australia and the
United States at Sydney, Aus:
tralia, in. 1964. The favorite
drink among tennis players
this year is the Wimbledon
Whistle, made with Seagram's
Gin and Schwepp's Bitter
Lemon with a slice of orange.
aoe

A deuce of a tip for your
backhand is to hold your
wrist stiff during the swing.
The racket should be almost
level when the ball is hit.
In the follow-through, the

Butter spraadars make goodtacket is well out from
knives for childran because the body and brought beyond
they aré small and blunt, the right shoulder.

ice ~

jelly powder

Frosty B.C. Cherry Coolers

Lies

FROSTY B.C.
CHERRY COOLERS

Icy cold, nutritious, full
of plump juicy B.C. cherries
. +. and sure to pleasel
1/2 cup sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 tablespoon flight corn

hour) . Pour over cherries.

and ice cream. Garnish with
fresh cherries. Serve with
straws and long handled
spoons. Serves 8,

2 cups water
1 - 3 ounce package cherry

§ cups fresh B.C. cherries,

pitted and chilled

5 cups lemon lime catbon-

ated beverage

1 quart vanilla ice cream
Combine sugar, corn-

starch and syrup in sauce-

pan. Gradually add water.

Cook until mixture boils,

send 25 cents to:
Sunshine Meals
B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd.

‘

al
howe

“Money makes a man laugh.”
John Selden

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gets etndlt <5 4
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The first. crease-proof fabric
was introduced in Manches-
ter, England, in 1932.

Punch. Is Perfect
For After-Tennis Parties

With the warm summer days approaching, millions
of Americans are raising tackets and taking to the tennis
courts. They'll be building up big thirsts, so after the
mateh, why not invite them over for some cool refresh-
ments and lively tennis talk. For your own “Big Serve,”
try this punch from The Lipton Kitchens, made with
a base of lemon flavored iced tes mix. Crowned with
an elegant fruited ice mold, the punch is sparked with
pink champagne and rosé wine. Fancy sandwiches and
a molded seafood spread make a fine buffet.

WORLD CLASS PUNCH

2 envelopes (1.8 oz, ea.) 0r 1 can (6 oz.) frozen red

Rice paper is not made from
rica but from a small tree
of the ginseng family.

thickens atid clears. Stir in
cherry jelly powder, Refrig-
erate until cool (about 1/2

In tall chilled glasses, alter-
nate layers of cherry mix-
ture, carbonated beverage

For a full - colour 16
page home preserving guide

Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7N6

gam almost always find a nearby

1/2 cup Lipton Lemon

tropical fruit punch,

Flavored Iced Tea Mix thawed
1 can (46 02.) peach nectar 1 bottle (4/5 qt.) pink
1 bottle (4/5 qt.) rosé wine champagne, chilled
2 cups water Fruited Ice Mold*

In punch bowl, combine lemon flayored iced tea mix,
peach nectar, rosé wine, water and fruit punch; chill.
Just before serving, add pink champagne and ice mold.
Makes about 25 (5 oz.) servings. ‘

*Fruited Ice Mold: Arrange peach slices and halved
strawberties on bottom of 1-quart mold; add water to
cover bottom and freeze. Fill mold 1/2 full with water
and freeze;repeat procedure.

“Being young is beautiful, but being ald is comfortable.”
Ebner-Eschanbach

“Moonlight is sculpture.”
Nathanial Hawthorne

7 — _—— _—

The first lion tare: an record was “Manchester Jack” |
of Wombwell’s Menagerie, a traveling show in England
during the early 19th century.

was uncoyered at Master's

Cambridge University, in 1914

be e

The first wallpaper is beliaved to date from 1509. It

Lodgings, Christ’s College,

FOURISTALK

f FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA

duly §7-23

Whatever your vacation choice
this summer—an ocean beach,
towering mountains or a sun-

ye
“ar warmed lake—you'll find it in a

B.C. provincial park.

Over 340 provincial parks,
ranging from one vest-pocket
hectare (o almost a million hee-
tares whacked out of the vast
wilderness at Tweedsnwir Park.
offer a variety of scenic worlds
to explore.

Some, like Vancouver Island's
Strathcona Park, are wildlife
sanctuaries where moose, elk and
deer are your companions.

Others, like Barkerville and
Fort Steele, are refurbished
gold-rush towns, monuments to
B.C.'s colorful! past.

And for boaters, 20 provincial
mnarine parks provide snug coves,
beaches and islands. same with
picnic and camp-grounds,

‘Tenters or motorists with recre-
ational vehicles under six. meters
¢an slay up ta two weeks in
well-equipped campgrounds in
about a third of these parks;
however, no e¢leciric power or
sewage hook-ups are provided.

Nightly fees range from no
charge to a few dollars.

But this month is shaping up
as a very busy one, say park
officials, and space for campers
is limited.

Besl tip, they suggest, is
“come early’’. Plan to arrive well
before noon because other cam-
pers often leave before checkout

:| time. .

Motorists finding a full house

trailer camp. - * ~~ -

A NATURAL CHOICE

By Shirtey Guth

To get the most out of yous park
slay. pay a call at the Nature
House soon after your arrival.

Located in a growing number
of popular parks, these buildings
are chock-full of displays in-
leresting to the whole family and
provide a good orientalion to
your park's special attractions.
They are also gathering points
for Walk-and-Talk programs,
conducted walks, by naturalists ~
and informal evening talks and
slide-shows.

Hikers and back-packers can
pitch atent with no one around but
Mother Nature in major wilder-
ness parks.

Regulations say to pitch tents at
teast one kilometre from the road,
carry a primus-type stove for
cooking, and pack out all cans
and garbage.

Back-packers should remem-
ber, too, that wilderness hiking is
not for the inexperienced, say
park officials,

“These parks are designated
‘wildemess’ because they are
without stores, supplies or
equipment of any kind,"" says
one.

“Back packers must carry
good maps and be trhined for
outdoor survival,”

So, whether you birdwatch in
Mitlenatch Island Nature Park,
canoe on the unique Bowron Park
lakes circuit, or just hike over
some of the 1,120 kilometres of
maintained trails, you'll discover
vacationing in a B.C. provincial

‘park is this summer's natural
choice, ~~ _

Travelars’ checks wore invented by Robert Herries to take
the place of lettars of credit. The original checks could only
be used on a preplanned route where thay were expected.

INDEPENDENT SERVICE STATION
OR

GAS BAR OWNERS

SELL UNDER THE MOHAWK SIGN AND KEEP

YOUR INDEPENDENCE.

H you are In or thinking of getting into the gascline
business be one of the growing numbers of successful .
Mohawk Dealers in Canada.

For details write to:

Box 1870, Prince George, B.C. or Phone: 962-8414

MOHAWK OFFERS YOU:

1. tndependence in your operation

2. Many money saving programs

3. Full tine of related products

4, 100 percent Canadian Owned Company

(cft-T)

: Complete Selection of

1978 MAZDA sv esuer |

There are more flowers B
during June than any other
month, according to The
World Book Encyclopedia.
Traditionally, it is the month
of roses.

VOLKSWAGON

adr.

$1,100

1973 DATSUN .
reas,

Low mileage. Very clean.

$2,200

ee.

Stone Mountain, near Atlanta,
Georgia, is the world’s largast
granite rack. It is 826 feet
high and has a volume of
7 billion cubic feet.

yaate
GRAND $

$3,30

4 Dr. HT.

52,095

1968 CHEVY

with flat deck.

$2,200

1973 BUICK

1ST

TRUCK

9 Ton with canopy.

SUPER CAB
SPORT TRUCK

Beautiful shape

1974 MAZDA
B1800 PU

With GEM
top canopy

"2.595

SKEENA AUTO METAL
4942 Hwy. 16 Wo
Phone.635-6571

Terrace, B.C.V8G 1Lé:

Dealer Licence Number

00391A - :

1968 OLDSYS
PORT] QLD
0 $200

1873 FORD
ECONOLINE VAN

All Radial Tires

972 DATSUN
2 “gold
‘$1,200

971 FO%!
%

st SOLD

F100 GO ue
$1,260

1974 MAZDA 808

$2,300

1974

paagye”
5905

975 FORD
4x4 -%q Ton P.U.

$4,350

1974 VALLIANTE
4 rgd ‘p
"2,285

1962 WILLYS

The artic tern winters in the i sr
Antarctic and summers in 950

Greanfand and Alaska.

JEEP STATION WAGON

. 1970 MPZ0A

co
*600

1974 DATSUN
PU With
Canopy.

Excellent cond.

ack

1974 MAZDA PU
Low mileage

"2,205