49. - HOMES:

FOR SALE

3 BR home. with
basement on targe tot.
70x220'. Large kitchen.
Ample wall to. wall car-
peting. Full price $42,000. Ph
635-95). (p10-205}

full:

55. PROPERTY

FOR SALE.

For Sale fn Thornhill. A very
aitractive. 85’x180' building

lat with water, power
fearby. Asking $12,000. Ph
638-1035 day or night. (c5-
21S)

TRUCKS.

75 Ford F250 4x4 350 Vo.

PS, PB complete: with
canopy, 23. channal &. track
tape player. Evenings please
call 635-7517.  (ctfin-4-9-79}

For Sale: 2 storey log home.
Approx. 1200 5q. ft. on main
floor, located on large scenic
tot on Skeena St. Call 638-1121
between 8-5 pm Mon.-Fr,
(cl0-285)

Smail 3 bdrm. house on
75x200 lot. Greenhouse,
cedar root cellar and steal
storage shed. Drilled well.
For more Information or
eppointment to view plsa.
phone 635-7410, {c20-50)

74.3 BR Knight modular
home situated on 3% acre
landscaped lot on Copperside
Subdivision. Has vegetable
garden,
smoukehouse & shed. Exc.
condition. Please call after 5

pm 635-5014. (ctin-14-9- 79)
52. WANTED
70 RENT

WANTED
TO RENT:

2 or 3° bdrrn. house with
basemant and fireplace
preferred. Adust be clean
with 1or 2ateps to front door.
Call A.F. Willfams at 567.

4191 collect. (c20-255)

Single businessman requires
accommodation {furnished
or unfurnished) Immediately
In Terrace area, Phone
Greig at 625-6231 or 635-9151,
room 373 evenings. (¢5-215}

‘Wanted to Rent; 2 or 3 BR
home In downtown or bench
araa by Oct, lor the 15th the
jatest. References = if
required. Ph 615-2694, 635-
9970, 625-6295 during theday.
(p5-215)

House with garage required
48 soon 23 possible by couple
with no children or pets.
References avaliable. Phone
638-1803. (ctfn-4-9-79). -:

Family of 4 require 20r3 BR
house or tralier to rent In
Terrace of Thornhill.
References available, Ph
638-1320. (ctfn-14-9-79}

Wanted to rent by single
working woman, Basement
sulte or apartment. Phone
after 5 p.m. 635-3155. (p5-
205)

WANTED.
“TA home for me and my
horse, Willing fo help you
plus pay room & board.
Terrace-Kitimat area. For
further Information:

632-5177
(c10-188) .

54. BUSINESS

PROPERTY

For Rant: 900 aq, ft. on.and
floor. Alr conditloned.
Located at 4423 Lakelae Ave.
Phone 635-2552, (cifn-4-9-79)

Office space for rent — 0
aq. ft. of alr conditioned
maln floor office space,
Separate street level en-
trance, Four yr. old bullding.
Exc. downtown Iacatlon, off
street parking, Ph Mrs.
Simpson 635-6595 8 am-4:30
pm. (ctin-4-9-79)

Warehouse or manufac-
turing space »- “‘sble Im-
mediately .100 sq. ft.
Downtowr .ocation. Phone
635-7840. (ctfn-4-9-79)

55. PROPERTY .
FOR -SALE.

For Sale: view property.
Five acres bench property
‘with 400 feet of frontage
overlooking Terrace. Legal
description: Lot 1 Range 5
Plan to 61. D.L. 983. Written
offera will be considered.
Highest or any other offers
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted. PU, Box 246,
Terrace, B.C. (c5-208)

§ acre farmette In town.
Ideal for horse tovers. Barn,
paddock, riding ring,

patiure. 2 berm. basement -

home. (deat holding
property. Phone 638-8480 for

appointment to view. {¢20-
188),

PROPERTY

FOR SALE

160 acrea In Topley, B.C., 1
mile off Hwy, 16 Lightly
treed. 18 miles from
Houston. 2 miles tram
Sunset Lake. Power, water
land abdrm. traller, Asking
$51,800. For more in-
formation contact:

G.W. Gibson

P.0, Box 148

Taptey, B.C.

or
C.F. Gibson
Terrace, B.C.
433-3975

greenhouse, —

r 635-4308,

|ine-att)

LOT FOR SALE: Exc. large
tot on 4516 Cedar Cresc, Ideal
residentlal area = with
potential view. $21,000.
{etfin-14.9-

Contact 635-7496.
79)

56. BUSINESS.

Plant, gifts & craft store
located In downtown shop-
ping centre In Prince
Rupert. Good family
business with exc. future
potential, Apply In writing:
US - 500 West 2nd Ave.,
Prince Rupert, B.C, V8J 3T6.
(¢10-205)

57.
"AUTOMOBILES .

WF
mileage. Exc, Cond. $3200.
Ph 635-7950 or 635-5370, (p5-
21S)

Honda Civie. Low

For Sale; 1971 Ford Cyclone
2door H,T, Best offer takes.
Ph 635-2182 atter Spm. (p5-
21S)

1973 Brown New Yorker.
Excellent condition. Only
4,000 miles, All options. Ph
635-3051 after 2 pm. (5-215)

1979 Monte Carlo. Sun roof,
gic. All options except air
conditioning. Pd. $9500. 7500
miles. Ph 635-9193 days. 635-
6447 evenings. Ask for Don,
“(c5-28S)

‘69 Cortina $100 as Is, ‘63

Ford Van $700 OBO, Ph 632-
3460, {c7-20S)

V.W. statlon wagon. New
engine. Body In exc. cond.
Snow tires. $1795. Ph 632-7718
or 632-6476, (cé-22S)

1974 Datsun 610. 4 speed, 2

‘door hardtop. Radio tape

deck. Good cond. 635-4246,
(ps-22S)

1965 Parisienne 4 door. Exc.
body condition. Good run-
ning cond, 635-2979. (p5-20S)

1968 Chev Bel Air. Good
condition. 1972 Datsun
Pickup. Radio, canopy, 4
speed. Phone 635-2243 days,
635-4385 evenings. (p5-21S)

For Sale: 1973 Ford Mercury

"Matear. Good Cond. $1800

OBU. Ph: 635-2950 or 4638-
1456. Ask for Ron. {p10-26S)

Must Sell. 1970 Datsun 240Z.
New brakes. Rebuilt Top
End & tranny. Like new
radials. Ph 635-9996 Ask for
Rob. Room 106. Asking $2200,
(p3-175)

New 1979 Mazda RX7 Red
racing car with black and
erange trim. Factory
removabie sun roof and wind
deflector five mag
aluminum wheels. 5 road
hazard warranty radial
tlres. Automatic  tran-
amission. Console 3 spd.
Special scoop irlm on front,
Spoiler shadow rear hat-
chback window. Opera rear
corner slde glass trim.
Stripes etc. Rates 30 mpg
highway with § yaar 80,450
Kllomaeter warranty yours
for $14,000. Phone business
635-4571 or write Box 354,
Terrace, B.C. VaG 4B1. (pé-
§,7,10,12,14,178}

1969 Plymouth -Wagon, PS,
PB, alr conditioning. Needs
muffler $350. Ph 635-2547,
(cé-10,12,14,17,19,218)

For Sale: 1974 Dataun PU
with canopy, new engine,
new clutch. New rad. Good
cond. $1995. Ph 635-2933. (p2-
12,178)

1970 2-dr, Datsun 4 spd. $250
FIRM, Phone 635-2154 or 635-
7144, Ask for Mike. (ctin-stf)

38.

TRUCKS -

Hunter Spectat. 1977 Ford 44.

ton 4x4 with overtonded
springs c-w 78 10% foot
camper 3 way system, Ph
(p5-185)

1976 Chevy V2 ton pickup for
sale. PS, PB, V8 auto. Good
tunning condition. Phone
635-4246. (¢5-215)

1972 Ford 4x4 F-100. $1600.
‘Ph 638-4561. (etfn-17-9-79)

1971 Toyota 4dr. 4 speed In
good condition. Asking $900.
Phone 635-5043. (p3-195)

1975 GMC customized van.
P.S., P.B., lots of extras,
Musi be sean to be ap-
preciated. Phone 435-2154 or
635-7144, Custom Intertor and |
éxterlor paint job. Ask for
Mike. (ric-stf)

For Sale 1977 Dodge Club
cab 4x4, 77,000 kllometers, 94
fon, Ph 638-8443, (20-10)

1973 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Many extras, 6,000 miles on
rebuilt motor. 1954 In-
ternational Pickup. No rust
or dents on body. Ring
bearings and gasket for
moter all originat. 54,000

miles, Phone 638-1634. (c5-
17S)
1974 Ford Van. PS, PB,

partially camperized, low
mileage. Good shape. Cail
635-5468 after 5 pm. {p4-195)

_ TENDERS

FAINISTRY OF
TRANSPORTATION,
COMMUNICATIONS
AND HIGHWAYS
HIGHWAYS— TENDERS
To mix and deliver to Port
Clements, Queen - Charlotte
Islands, B.C. 1900 Tonnes of
MC 2 (Patch mix).

Material produced must be
in accordance with Section
311, Subsection 10 of the
General Specifications for
Highway Construction and
related clauses in the Special
provisions:

Tender opening date: Oct
02, 1979 at 2 PLM.

(File: 51-80-1}

SEALED TENDERS, on
ihe forms and In the en-
velopes provided, ac-

‘companied by a bid bond or

certified cheque as defined
In the instructions to Bid-
ders, will ba recelved-by the
Ministry of Transportation,
Communications and High-
ways at 940 Btanshard
Street, 4th Floor, Victoria,
B.c. VaW 3Eé, unless
otherwise specifled, up to 2
p.m. (local Victoria time) on
the day of the tender
opening, at which time
tenders will be opened tn
public. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.

Tender forms with en-
velopes, plans,
specifications, and con-
ditions of fender can be
obtained from the Ministry
of Transportation, Com-
munications and Highways,
7H West Ind Avenue, Prince
Rupert (telephone 624-2121),
unless otherwise: specified,
or from the undersigned for
the sum of $10, between the
hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30
pm. Monday to Friday,
except holidays. Postal
Code: Val 1H3.

If avaliable, full-size
drawings can also be ob-
jained for an additional $10.

The Ministry ‘General
Specifications for Highway
Construction,”’ to which the

construction of this contract
shall conform, are also
avallable for the sum of $10,
APPLICABLE.

Cheques or money orders
shall be made payable to the
Minister of Finance, No such
purchases sre refundable.

The tender sum Is NOT to
Include Federal Sales. Tax.

Tender documents ab-
talnable from Minisiry of
Transportation, Com-
munications & Highways,
7230 West 2nd Avenue, Prince
Rupert, B.C. V6J 1H3,

R.G. HARVEY
Deputy Minister
Transportation,

Communications
. and Highways
(a5-20$)

BRITISH COLUMBIA
HYDRO AND
POWER AUTHORITY

tnvites tenders to -
Construct 3.93 km (2,44
mites} of 144 kV. single
distribution #o serve 3
principal customers on
Tatlow Road at Smithers.
Reference No, -Q9-3854
Closing Date: 3 October 1979

Sealed tenders
marked as above-referenced
will be recelved in Room
1026, B.C, Hydro and Power
Authority Bullding, 976
Burrard Street, Vancouver,
B.C. V6zZ 1¥3 until] 11:00 AM
local time, 3 October 1979.

Details may be obtained
from the office of the Pur-
chasing Agent, 10th Floor,
970 Burrard Streei, Van-
covver, 8.C. VézZ 1Y3,
telaphone 663-2577 and 463-
2580. {a}-17S}

, 59. MOBILE

HOMES

1974 12x68 Deluxe diplomat
mobliia home {will sell un-
furnished) 2 bdrm., bullt-In
china cabinet raised Ilving
room w-imitatlon flrepface.
Set up & skirted in local
traller park. To view please
Phone 636-2429 evenings or
635-2316. (c7-208)

59. MOBILE”

“HOMES -

1974 12x68 Glendale mobile
home. 3 BR pius utility. Set
up and skirted with full dack
In tralter park. Immaculate
cleaning. To view No. 12 -
Timberland Traller Park or
phone 638-1953. (¢5-21$)

For Sale: 12x56 ft. Knight
traller on large lot, 115150
ft. For further Information
please call 635-5596. (p20-
39S) oy

3 berm. trailer 12x61 plus
8x40 joey shack. Finished.
Asking $7,500 OBO. Ph 635-
5261 for appolntment to view.
(p10-24S)

For Sale: 1978 14x70 Manco
mobile home, unfurnished,
set up and skirted In local
trailer park. Phone 635-9736,
(cttn-4-9- 79)

66. RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES .

17 foot travel traller with
propane fridge, stove &
heater. Asking $2,200. Open
to offers. Ph 635-2339. (p32.
175)

21 foot winterized iravel
traller. 2 years old. Exe
cond. Ph 635-3456. (p10-19S)

For Sale: 1975 V.W. motor
homo. Fully equipped. Exc.
cond. Would consider small
car or older P.U. as part
payment. Ph 635-7042 after 6
pm. (5. 178)

61,

“SERVICES -

For safe permanent hair
removal. Electolysis by
Jackle. Complimentary
consultation. Phone 635-7943.
(c10-265)

™ Uvestock:

Hay for sale: In storage. Top

quality, Alfalfa. brome,
timothy mix, Gov't tested.
Average proteln 10 percent.
Ph Dick Redman at 646-5268,
(€10-19S)

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ral vitamin E by (ajalittle “d"
preceding its name, (b) its
sunny yellow color, (ey lhe
designation “derived from
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Bomb text published |

MADISON, Wis. (AP) —
diagram and thé comple
text of a controversial letter
that the U.S. government
Bays contains secret in-
formation about the
hydrogen bomb were
published Sunday in a
special edition of The Press
beonnection. .

The letter. — written by
Charles Hansen, 4 computer
programmer from Mountain
Calif. — was the
subject of a ruling Saturday
by a federal judge in San

: Francisco, who issued a

temporary restraining order
barring the student-run
Daily Californian of
Berkeley from publishing it.

As published in The Press
Connection, Hansen's 32-
page letter is about half
technical information on
what he says is how to build
and set off a hydrogen bomb.
The other half is a social
commentary on the need for
the American people to have
the information so they will
understand the weapon's
destructive power,

The letter also complains

’ that several scientists have

released secret data related
to the bomb and have not
been prosecuted, while free-
lance writer Howard
Morland, who wrote an as-
yet unpublished article on
the bomb, and others
working from those
documents have been subjet
to legal action by the US.
energy, department,

U.S. District Judge Robert
Schnacke ardered The Daily
Californian and two of its
editors not to publish or give
anycne else material from
the letter, which the
government classified
earlier in the week as
“secret restricted data’’
under the Atomic Energy
Act of 1954.

No injunction was issued to
The Press Connection,
however.

Mark Sheehan, a Ds.
justice department official in
Washington, refused to
comment on the letter in the
Madison newspaper, saying
the department had no in-
formation on it.

Hansen, 32, is believed to
havesent copies of the letter,
addressed to Senator

The Press Connection,

which normally does not
publish on Sunday, printed
an eight-page extra edition,
most of it devoted to the text
of Hansen’s letter. THe
newspaper said it decided to
publish the material as an
answer to what it called
government censorship.

In an editorial, The Press
Connection said:

“The shadow of govern-
ment censorship has fallen
across the United States, On
March 8, the ‘justice
department, acting on behall
of the department of energy,
ordered the Madisonbased
Progressive magazine to
refrain from publishing an
article on muclear weaponry,

The Herald, Monday, September 17, 1979, Page 11

despite the fact that all of the
research was based on un-
classified documents in
public circulation.

“Saturday night, the same
thing happened to the Daily
Californian in Berkeley. The
shadow of government
censorship has fallen across
the land. It must stop, and It
must stop now.”

The front page of the extra
edition included a diagram
that the Press Connection
said was on the 18th page of
Hansen’s letter, showing a
cross-section of a hydrogen
bomb, with details of the
bomb’s trigger.

The Atomic Energy Act of
1044 provides penalties for

anyone wha possesses or
communicates what it calls
“restricted data’’ —
regardless of the source.
Violation of the act carries
penalties of fines up to $10,-
000 or imprisonment for up to
10 years.

Hansen said he has a
security clenrance for ac-
cess to classilled in-
formatian because of hia job
at Ford-Aerospace, “but it
has nothing to do with H-
bombs.” He said he educated
himself about nuclear
physics through information
available to the public for
years in libraries and
research centres.

They floated away

NAILA (AP) — Eight East
Germans, including four
children, floated through the
night skies and acroas the
fortified “death strip"
border to West Germany on
Sunday in a homemade hot-
air balloon stitched together
from bits of nylon and
bedsheets.

The group, made up of two
couples with two children
apiece, escaped in a 18-kilo-
metre, 20-minute flight that
ended in this Bavarian town
10 kilometres from the
border. Their leader, an
airplane mechanic, told
reporters they had prepared
for the trip for two months,
having failed in their first
attempt July 4.

Their July 4 attempt failed
when their balloon went
down about 220 metres short
of the border, the mechanic
said. He said. the group
returned home without being
sighted by East German
guards, and soon began
patching together a new
balloon, buying the. needed
material in small quantities
at different stores so they
would not attract attention.

The mechanic, who asked
that none of their names be
used, said they fled for
political reasons, because “it
was no longer possible for us
to lie to our children and put
up with the political con-
ditions in East Germany.”

it was believed to be the
first time refugees have used
a balloon to cross the closely
patrolled border, which is
strung with | electrified

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THERE |5 STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR &
THREE COURSES IN THE ANIK-B PROGRAM

CONSTRUCTION
ADMINISTRATION

This Is a B.C.t.T. credit course which will fm

provide anyone who wishes to start thelr own
construction business with the kind of control
procedures that are necessary to administer a

construction enterprise.

STARTING DATE: October 3, 1979

TIME: Wednesday evenings, 8-10 p.m. for 12

weeks,

FEE: $42.00

PRE-REQUISITE: Knowledge and experience

In building construction

CAREERS IN THE
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
INDUSTRY

This Is also a B.C.1.T. ecradlt coursa which Is
offered for those considering a career in the
‘hospHality and tourism Industry. Topics will
include the [ob requirements and employment
potentials for Travel Agenia, Airline Attendants,
Hotel-Motel Front Office Clarks & Housekeepers
and other service occupations. —

| STARTING DATE: October 1, 1979

. TIME: Monday evenings, 8-10p.m. for 10 weeks.

REE: $95.00

UPGRADING FOR
GRADUATE NURSES

This non-credit course covers a selaction of
topics fram 8.C.1.T.’a refresher courses for

Graduate Nurses.

The course {s presented In modules covering
Such topics as Diabetes, Component Therapy,
Oeath & Dying, Common Gynecologica!

Disturbances.

STARTING DATE: October 4, 1979

TIME: Thursday evenings, @-10 p.m. for 11

weeks,
FEE: $40.00
PRE-REQUISITE:

Graduate or Registered

Nurses and related para-medical personnel.

For more information on any of these courses,
please cail Gary Karlsen at Northwest Com-

munity College, 635-6511,

fences and minefields.
During the flight, the
children rode in the middle

- of the gondola, an 1.7-square-

metre iron plate, and were
huddled around bottles of
gas used to fuel a fire that
heated alr in the balloon. The
adults rode on four iron rods
projecting from the plate,
each holding 2.5-centimetre-
thick ropes attaching the
gondola to the balloon,

The airplane mechanic,
who said he was a civilian
employee of the East Ger-
man army, was ac-
companied by his wife and
two sons, aged 11 and 15. The
others were a brickmason,
his wife and two sons, aged
two and five years,

The mechanic said the
escape began about 1:30
a.m, near the East German
town of Lobenstein when
they filled the balloon with
bot air. A half-hour later,
with a light, northwest wind
to push them westward, they
took off, floating toward the

- border under starry skies at

about 40 kilometres an hour,
he said, They reached a
maximum altitude of 2,400
metres, he said.

The group was met by two
West German policemen
who had raced to the landing
site, thinking they might be
following a UFO. “Are we in
the West here?” one of the
two ballocnists asked.

“We were convinced that
we were in the West even
before the police officers

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modern farm machine on the
field unlike anything we
have," the mechanic later
teld a reporter,

Two of the children were
slightly injured during the
landing. The group was
examined at a local hospital
and released

The mechanic said he had
designed the balloon using
principles he learned from
his work with airplanes, He
said Naila’s mayor had
offered the families housing
and jobs but that the group
had not decided whether to
stay.

Cops out
running

KELOWNA, B.C, (CP) —
The Vancouver city police
jogging team arrived here
Saturday ahead of schedule
— with the blisters to prove
it.

The six men and one
woman, who began their 380-
kilometre trip Thursday
afternoon in Vancouver, ran
in relays, with each runner
jogging a 13-kilometre
stretch.

They said they made the
run to make their fellow
officers aware of the need for
physical fitness in the police
orce.

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