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Terrace Review — Wednesday, January 20, 1988 21

“The Best Way
to Buy and Sell!’

18-Story Pyramid

A pyramid called Tigre, in the
ancient Maya city of El Mirador

in Guatemala, soars 18 stories:

high and is probably the largest
ever built by the Maya, says Na-
tional Geographic.

Earth Misuse

As desert-like conditions stead-
ily take over Earth’s arable lands,
human misuse annually denudes
25,000 square miles of the planet's
surface, says National Geograph-
ic.

. Fuel-Cell Power

Acity bus powered by fuel cells
could be built using existing tech-
nology, according to a feasibility
study by Los Alamos National
Laboratory researchers,

Fuel cells, which have been
used extensively in the U.S. space
program, are a type of electro-
chemical device that produces
electricity from the chemical re-
action of hydrogen and oxygen.

A fuel-cell system for a city bus
would use oxygen from ihe at-
mosphere and hydrogen from
methanol, an abundant fuel
source,

Blended Woo! Better

Wool blended with nylon is .
lighter in weight and has greater

durability than wool alone. A 10

‘410.15 percent blend improves

elasticity, resilience and shape
retention.

Vanishing Ship

The remains of an unidentified
19lh-century sailing ship, a fugi-
tive visitor from a bygone age,
emerged two years ago on a beach
on North Carolina’s Outer Banks,
only to vanish three weeks later.

Saudi Schools
The first public schools for girls
in Saudi Arabia weren't appraved
by the government until 1960.

Family Court Committee
seeking volunteer help

Following a request by Family
Court and Youth Justice Com-
mittee Chairman Dawn Martin,
the city is accepting applications
for membership on the commit-

tee,

In a letter to council, Martin
said, ‘“We have some members
that are resigning and some that
are very irregular in their atten-
dance, so we feel that three or
more new members would be a

real boost to our group.”

According to -Martin, the
Family Court and Youth Justice

BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

- AUTOMOTIVE

z

Buy/Lease any gas, diesel
car or truck, new or used.
Direct from volume factory
dealer. Cal! for pre-approved
credit. Cali coliect 464-0271..
D§231.

Lease/Buy direct from fac-
tory fleet broker. Speciali-
sing Ford Trucks. Low ray
ments, Easy Terms OAC.
Cash back for trades. Call
Doug Perry Collect 327-
0431. OL5662.

Lease/ Buy. New/Used Ford
trucks direct from factory
fleet broker. Easy terms
immediate delivery O.A4.C.
Cash for your trade. Call
collect now. 6872-7412.
06102.

Engines Rebuilt for Cars and
Trucks from $825. Five year

~ 100,000 km. Warranty. Bond

Mechanical 872-1523;
free 1-800-663-2521;
ings 534-5113.

toll-
even-

- $1 Down lJeases a new car or

truck. Seven Year warranty.
Payments from $139/mo.
O.A.G. Call lease manager
at (604)465-8931. DL5584.

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

Overweight? Ground Floor
opportunity all Canadian
products. Open House sem-
inars in major centres across
Canada during January. Call
Calorad Business Oppor-
tunity 1({416)332-5000 for
times, dates and places.

Well established Weldin
and Fabricating: Shop in 1

Mile House. Prime location,
on Hwy 97, with or without
equipment, suitable for 2
welder fabricators. Phone
(e04}305-4667 or (604)395-

Well established septic tank
cleaning service, in apera-
tion for 20 years. Two tan-
dem vacuum trucks, radio
telephone, disposal permits.
Excellent opportunity.
Phane (604)993-4550.

Specialized Trucking Gom-
pany for sale. Boat moving
and large tanks. -Profitable
history. Owner retiring.
Contact D. Clarke 461-0560,
Suite 326-720 - 6th St., New
Westminster, V3t. 3C5.

Be your own boss. Learn an
easy trade which will bring
you up to $30,000 plus. Tire
customizing is the answer!
Investment required. Reply
box 241, c/o The Tri-City
News, Suite #102 - 508
Clarke Rodd, Coquitlam,
V3 3X2.

-Turn your hobby into $$$.

Learn an exciting new way
to sell needlecrafts. Earn
high commission. No inven-
tory, no deliveries. Gali Shir-
ley 1-962-5889 for informa-

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$129. for 25 words

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

Cash In - Gash Out. Coke,

Papsi, Libby's, Heinz -
world famous drinks. You
will refill in your new, uni-
que cold pop/juice vendors
with separate price setting.
Minimum
$11,980 secured as we sup-
ply freight, equipment’ in-
Stallined in tocations, pro-
duct fills, supplies, etc. Own
your own business, your
choice, part or fulltime.

_ Catl/Write (24 hours} for

brochure. Solar Business
Centres, 100 East Drive,
Suite 200, Bramalea, Ont.
L6T 1B3. Mr. Halbot 1(416)
761-5705.

Cusiom Picture Framing
Business For Sale - for the
creative side of you! Will
train, Call (604)774-2273
evenings. Box 1020, Fort
Nelson, 8.C. VOC 1R0.

Hunterline Trucking Ltd. is
expanding its markets and
requires lease operatars to
pull company SB/trains in
Canada and 45 ft. flatdecks
in Ganada and U.S. We offer
Steady year round hauling
with goad revenue. Fuel
accounts are supplied.
Plates and insurance can be
financed. Trucks are paid bi-
monthly. tf you have a trac-
tor that wil pass the B.C.
Safety Inspection please con-
tact Owen, Norm, or Harvey
at the Satmon Arm Office.
1-800-663-4010 between 4-5
p.m.

Chef, male/female and fully
equipped restaurant for
lease.
and painted. New carpet,
chairs lights etc. Phone (604)
B69-9951 or (604)869-7177.

Develop a part-time or full-
time opporiunity that can
earn you a substantial mon-

thly income, Bonuses. Pen-:

sions. Box 3634, Courtenay,
British Columbia VON 628 or
phone 338-7105.

Make Huge Profits in your
own One Man or One Wo-
man “Information Selling
Business'’. Free Details:
Omega Publishers, Box 164,
Port Moody, B.C. V3H 3E1.

Start Your Own Business.
Potential Net Income
$50,000 plus. Manufacturer
of home decor product is
looking for exclusive dealer
in your area, May be operat-
ed from your home. No
inventory. Minimum invest-
ment $3950. Phone Mr.
Peters 1-800-361-0406 or
(514)387-7394. Write Car-

‘rouse! inc., 9330 Charles de

la Tour, Montreal, Que.

HaN 1M2.

investment:

Thoroughly cleaned”

BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR SALE MISC.

ore 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.

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

HELP WANTED

Win Cash - Trips - Prizes
Galore! Learn how. Proven
method. Send SASE for free
information on Book, ‘‘How
To Enter And Win Con-
tests’’. Hope Shaw, P.O.
Box 80465, South Burnaby,
B.C. V5H 3x9.

Sexual Penpals. Kinky car-
respondence with al! types
of men and women. Send
SASE to: P.O. Box 1267,
Deita, B.C. V4M _3T3.

EDUCATIONAL

Make More Money! Learn
Income Tax Preparation or
Basic Bookkeeping. Free
brochure, no obligation. U &
R Tax Services, 205 - 1345
Pembina Hwy., Winnipeg,
R3T 2B6. (204})284-1806.
Franchises available.

Why Technocracy? Why
Black Monday? Why Price
System Collapse? We need
Technocracy’s Technological
Social Design! Please write
Technocracy Inc., 1002 Tilli-
cum Victoria, B.C. VIA

Okanagan School of Auction-
eering Spring, Summer &
Fall classes or individual,
private instruction. For: in-
formation phone 768-2791 or
write Box 377, Westbank,
B.C. VOH 2A0.

Free: 1988 gulde ‘to study-
at-home correspondence
Diploma courses for: prest-
igious careers: Accounting,
Airconditioning, Bookkeep-
ing, Business, Cosmetology,
Electronics, Legai/Medical
Secretary, Psychology,
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Vancouver, 1-800-268-1121. -

Diploma correspondence.

Free calendar. High School:

upgrading, accounting, man-
agement, administration,
secretarial, computers. Es-
tablished 1964. National Col-
lege, 444 Robson, Vancou-
ver, 688-4913 toll free 1-800-
387-1281, 24 hours.

EQUIPMENT AND

MACHINERY

1971 International Single
Axle Dump Truck complete
with front mounted snow
plow, Safety Lights, Tire
Chains, 5 + 2. Ex-Dept. of
Highways. $6300. 748-1754
Duncan.

1977 Cat 518 Line Skidder.
One Owner. 1977 Kenworth
Logging Truck, ready to
haul, Both in excellent con-
dition. Open to offars. Phone
992-3396.

25KW Genset A/C Diesel
220 Hrs. - 3PH 120 - 240V
C/W Auto. Transfer $5000:
Phone Chilliwack 792-3828.

A Free Hunting,

-Three

Lighting Fixtures. Western
Canada’s largest display.
Wholesale and retail. Free
Catalogues available. Nor-
burn Lighting Centre, 4600
East Hastings Street, Bur-
naby, B.C. V5C 2K5. Phane
1-299-0666.

Fishing,
Gamping Catalog ($6.00
value). Send your expired
hunting or fishing license
{Photocopy acceptable) and
LR. will mail a free 410
page (over 6,500 items) An-
nual Sportsman Catalog.
$.1.R. Mail Order, Dept.
194, 1863 Burrows Avenue,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2x
2V6, Offer expires February
28, 1988.

Martial Arts Supplies. Fam- —

ous brand uniforms, spar-
ring/training equipment,
novelties at reasonable
prices. For price list send
$1.00 to 22986 Storey Ave.,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2x

Would like to hear from
anyone interested in Laser
Video. Send a card to: Laser-
vision c/a 5580 - 248th St.,
Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0.

Inteilivision and Nintendo
Systems and Cartridges. All
the latest games. Used Cole-
co Games. Repairs and parts
for all systems. Academy
Video, 1041B Ridgeway,
goquitiam, V3K 156. 939-

GARDENING

Greenhouse & Hydroponic
equipment, supplies. Every-

thing you need. Best quality, ©

super low prices. Green-
house $175., Halldes $115.
Over 3,000 products in
stock! Send $2 far info pack
& Free magazine to Western
Water Farms, 1244 Seymour
St., Vancouver, B.C. V6B
3N9. 1-604-682-6636.

Curved glass patio exten-
sions starting at $1,005.
Hobby greenhouses starting
at $599. Full line of green-
house accessories. Call B.C.
Greenhouse Bullders toll-
free 1-800-242-0673 or write
7425 Hedley Avenue, Bur-
naby, B.C. V5E 2R1.

HELP WANTED

Lease Operators. Positions
Available for Qualified oper-
ators interested in purchas-
ing fully rigged highway
tractors under a fleet pro-
gram. Financing package
available. Minimum $10,
investment required. Phone
Steve or Grant coilect at
(604)525-3481.

full-time swim
coaches May 1 - Aug. 22.
Minimum level one coach-
ing. Previous experience
preferable. Campbell River
Salmon Kings. Deadline
Feb. 15. Apply Box 861,

Credit/Office Manager, Pre-
vious experience indirect.
cantact collection & equip-
ment financing preferred.
Terrace/Houston area. Must
be willing to relocate. Re-
sume & expectant salary:
intand Kenworth,:1679 Ken-
worth Street, Terrace, B.C.
V8G 3Y4. Attention Brian
Mitler.

Commission Salespersons
interested in additional lines
of domestic, industrial and
agricultural packaged prod-
ucts. Contact Box #901 c/o:
The News, 34375 Cyril St.,
Abbotsford, B.C. V2S 2W5,
stating products now carried
and territory covered.

Reliable live-in housekeeper. .
We have many such posi-
tions open. Age no factor.
Good remuneration guaran-
teed. All replies answered.
Box 940, Vernon, B.C. V1IT
6M.

Overseas Positions. Hun-
dreds of top paying posi-
tions. Attractive benefits.
All -occupations. Free de-
-talls. Overseas Employment
Services, Dept. CA, Box
460, Mount Royal, Quebec.
H3aP 3C7.

PERSONALS

Pregnant: A loving couple is
gager to adopt and provide a
home for your unborn child.
Working with Government
Licensed Agency. Call col-
lect (416)925-8225.

Seminars at homel Self im-
provement. Chart your fut-
ure. Strengthen communica-
tion. Improve confidence
and be in control. Program
listing. Witty Training Con-
sultant Ltd., €306, 108,
RR1, 100 Mile House, B.C.
VOK 2E0. (604}791-6456.

PETS AND
LIVESTOCK

Akitas Japanese bear dogs.
Excellent family pets and
guard dogs. Registered pups
now available from Cham-
pion Stock. Shots and tat- -
toos. Phone 766-2282.

SERVICES

ICBC owe you money for
ersonal injury? Vancouver
awyer Carey Linde (since
1972) has Free Information.
Phone 1-684-7798. Second
Opinions Gladly Given.
ICBC Injury Claims? Call
Dale Carr-Harris - 20 years a
trial lawyer with five years
medical school before law. 0-
669-4922 (Vancouver). Ex-
perienced in head injury and
other major claims. Percent-
age fees available.

TRAVEL

Free for the asking? Super
Winter Special. Second per-
son stays free at Blue Boy
Motel Vancouver $30.95 +
tax. 1-800-663-6715 or 321-
6611. Airport transportation
not included.

tion.

Committee

youth in Terrace,

volunteers.

at 635-6311.

reviews
evaluates existing services in-
volved in family court and the
justice system as it pertains to

Martin said that work on the
committee is interesting and im-
portant to the community but
demands very little time from |

Anyone interested in serving
on the committee can obtain
more details by phoning the city

and

first part

Parker —

they are going, and the contrac-
tor has to be very product con-
scious — they have to look after
their customer. After this eco-
nomic setback that we had in the
of this decade,
everybody is much more cost-
conscious and must be if they’re
going to survive.”

Parker suggested that every-
one in the industry may have to
pay closer attention to how they
are processing their logs and
practicing ‘‘quality control’ if
they are going to stay in
business. He claimed the new
system is good for the industry
because, ‘‘It makes everybody

fine-tune their operation.”’

Parker said the buyer, in-
cluding the local homeowner,
would ultimately be the one to
pay for the increased costs —
not the contractor. He added
that by paying the increased
costs, American concerns over a

subsidized Canadian market
were satisfied and the 15 percent
U.S. import tariff is a thing of
the past for B.C.

‘*As long as everybody is fac-
ed with the same thing then

Campbell River, VOW _6Y4.

continued from page 3

they’re all going to be charging
more for their product,” he
said, ‘‘Any buyer that wants to
come to B.C. if faced with the
same thing from any supplier in
the province because they’re all
in the same position, But you
and me get to pay more too.”’

However, Parker pointed out

that the cost to the new home

owner won’t be significant. ‘It
depends on what kind of house
you’re building, but there might
be 7,000 board feet in there and

if the lumber went up fifty

dollars per thousand, that’s only
$350 extra. That’s all.

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