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56. Trailers

[1972 Statesman 12x63 Mobile
‘PHome 3 bed. W & Dryer in
~fuuilily room, Property set up
‘Hin Sunny Hill Trailer Court.
Fully skirted & ready to for
immediate occupancy.
: $10,500, a

1970. 12x68 Diplomat. 3
bedroom, front kitchen.
Large addition, set up in
town. $12,500,

H

jew 12x52 2 bedroom Nor-
‘GWestern sels up in Kalum’
railer Court. Ready for,
immediate occupancy 10,900.

- Chinook ‘Trailer Sales Ltd.

-- f.. 5506Highway 16 West
_] : Steve Butler or Bill Schoops
we RI5-2033

D5-387
CTE

_- 12«60' Mobile home, 8x16" Joey

shack, skirted, front porch.
_--Situaled on quiet treed lol on
* Brauns Island. Phone 635-3477
7 MP8)

Forced to: Sell: Reasonably
< priced: 1969 12x66 3 bedroom
. Villager Mobile Home. Sel up &
-winlerised on fenced space al 33
Timberland Trailer Court.
‘Interested persons only Phone
+ .0'§35-3026 (P-27}

- 99x60. Genral mobile home.
. Fully: furnished, washer and
dryer; in gaod cond, Take over
' low: mortgage. Phone 635-2771
en 7 ee on

For, Sale: ..1971 Page mobile
home :.46x12. 3 bedroom Ex-
. cellent’. cond. Financing
‘available. “Timber Mountain
«Mobile Homes Hwy 16 (C-29)

~ “ERAILER
FOR SALE

te, Set Up in Timberland}
‘| Trailer Court

~ =Imaculate . condition
+ *§8x12. Estate Un-
furinshed
=Less than 1 yr. old
~-48x8 Joey Shack
Insulated ;
-.--Skirting all insulated
ops bedrooms =.
“[o=Built in captain beds
» with drawers '
-Must'be seen to be

For::Sale:. -1B71 12°62"
Paramount. trailer W W large
sundeck, enclosed porch, fully
insulated, 625-6817 CTF

For, Sale: 12x52 1969 Duchess 2
*, hdr porch, furnished 5-2624 (C-
:25}Priced for Quick Sale”
“2 REPOSSESLON
1973 Canadiana, make, fully
~ ‘furnished and equipped mobile
home. ‘Take iver payments, Yor.
“22 further. . information — phone
collect $24-0114 Dealer No, 121
CTR) ‘

For ‘Sale: 12x60 ‘mabile home
“with large joey shack all set up
‘én Jot. Phone 635-3687 or view al
-+Block “E- Lot .§ Copperside
-o PEstates, (P27),

‘For'Sale 22-foot tandem axle
.. = Holiday travel, trailer Sleeps
“22 six, good condition Fully can-
‘>. 1ained- with furnace toilet,
: “shower, : fridge with freezer
0-7 compartment, stove with oven,
_. “propane or eleciric service,
“+ Phone 635-2449 or 635-3609
UPB) .

available Phone 635-6992 or 635-
3§33;(C-29) °. oo

‘or’ Rent: 2 bedroom . fully.
furnished trailer located a! $44
Kofoed- St. in Thornhill Phone
639-2482 (P-27)

cc. For Sale: 18” Travel Trailer,
o** Fully equipped Complete with
“. * Pequalizer hitch, New cond.
ae Phone 635-3463 (P-25)

“66 - Loans —

“67. Mortgage Maney
REAL ESTATE LOANS |

UP T0810,000

Immediate cash available for
2nd mortgages. Rates as low’
as 14.8 per cent. No bonus.
Pay off at any lime, no
prepayment penalty.
Enquiries welcome. |
HOUSEHOLD REALTY
Corporation Limited :
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Corporation of Canada
(604 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace Plone 635-7202

ACNT-LL-15-19-28)

NEED
MORTGAGE
MONEY?

We Have:

-Fully amortized loans up to
$25,000. . |

20 year lerms available.
Competitive Rates.

We also buy existing mot-
gages.

Niagara Realty |
© Limited

or Niagara Realiy

af Canada Limited

. Phone 636-6391 |

Legal.

Department of Lands,
Forests and Water
Resources

Timber Sale A = 06518

There will he offered for sale
at public auction by the District
Forester al Prince Rupert, B.C.
ai 11:00 a.m, on the 19th day of
duly, 1974, the Licence A06519 ,
to cut, 2, 474,200 cubic feet of
Hemlock, Balsam, Lodgepole,
Pine, Spruce, Cedar, and
Coltonwoad.

Loeated at Cullon Creek
Cassiar Land District

Five (5) years will be allowed
for removal of imber.

Provided anyone wha Is

unable to attend the auction in
person may submit a sealed
lender, lo be opened al the hour
af ‘auclion and treated as one
bid.

Particulars may be obtalned-

from the District © Forester,
Prince Rupert or the Forest
Ranger, Hazelton (C-27)

Notice to Creditors:

Estate of Nels THOMPSON
oka Nels Alfred. Wilhelm
THOMSEN, deceased, late of
Pacific, B.C.

_ Credilors and others having
claims against the said estate
arehereby required 1o send

. them duly verified, tothe Public
* Trustee, 635 Burrard Street, - .

Vancouver 1, B.C., before the
2h day of July; 1974, after
which date the assets of the said
Estate will be distributed,

having regard to claims that.

have been received.

Clinion W, Foale,
. Public Trustee,
(C-87)

Beautiful Bubbles
Fore

Since ils 1745 founding

in Franee, prestigious Moet -

' & Chanda» have ,been the
drinks of awrislucruts: bull

tilled blue bloods and power-
ful pacesclters. : 7
The Duchess of Windsor
and party deserted a. prime
Paris beanery. because of a
lack of Moet Brut, but there
was plenty in Californie

Rates as low as
314.9%
* @ Simple Interest
~*~ @ Gash available now,
. . @ Unta $16,000 .
‘oo @ No bonuses or hidden charges
., @ Pay off at anytime

+ No prepayment ponally-
e@ Enguirjaa Welcoma

+. Gorporation Limited
“-: HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
=" Gorporation of Ganade
4608 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C.
Phone. 695-7207.
C-97,.29, 31, 99, 35, 37, 39, 40, 43,
- 48, ATi AW SV

*

OND MORTGAGES |

HOUSEHOLD. REALTY

for the christening of the
Murrielta Hot Springs tennis
elinie aud al Dean Martin's

- goo

mapnificent weddlag, where -

quesls lousted the bride with
mugnums of Moel,’
Alt the (lillering reception

for Bahamian Prime Minister.

Lynden Pindling, the Moet
out-sparkled the “diamonds,

and at the Daverly Wilshire,

‘acLor John Mills sent friends
his customary culling curd:
Dom Perignon! oe
: In: the movie Husselil's
‘World, Ernest Borgnine qualfs
Moel by the bucket, and the
Mareh premier of The Great
Gatsby was awash with it.

- gare of tires,”
. bearings on your RV. is a vital

Travel Service Ltd.

4722 Lakelse Ave. 635-61 81.

THE HERALD,

a Beg

By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D.

DEAR DR. LAMB —
Energy crisis or no, there
seems to be no “gas” shortage
among .us older folks! We go
on having “gas” trouble tor
lack of a reliable way to pre-
vent or get quick relief. Your
views on the subject would be
welcome,

I, myself, have suffered
from what has been diag-
nosed as spastic colon. A
blank, low-roughage diet and
anti-spasmadic medications
have been the main control
with less than satisfactory
results. There is a side effect
that I have not been able to
impress my doctor. suffi-
ciently with, The gas attacks
occur usually at night, the
pressure increases and it has
a marked effect on the heart.

The pulse rate, normally
around 64, becomes highly
erratic and speeds up to 90 to
120 while at the same time a-
completely debilitating
weakness overtakes me.
Urination, ordinarily once a
night or none, becames very
urgent and a total of two
quarts may be voided durin
the next few hours. The wal
to the bathraam becomes a
herculean task and leaves me
weak and faint.

What can we oldsters do to
prevent gas allacks, and
what can be done for rea-
sonably prompt relief?

DEAR READER — This is
a common complaint and it
can cause a severe discam-
fort, a8 you know. I suspect.

our heart irregularities are
indeed caused by the gas..
You are describing an im-

ending faint, These can be
induced by pain from any
source. In-this instance your
pain is caused by distention
and spasm in your colon.

Anyone who has excessive
gas problems should have a
medical examination.
The examination may pin-
point the basic underlying
medical problem as it has in
your case with your problem
of spastic colon.

The anti-spasmodies you
are taking are important in
severe cases. Not all doctors

‘would agree with your diet,

however, In more recent
years the tendency has been

-to give people with ‘spastic

colon problems a diet con-
taining lots of roughage, The
colon.is a:muscular tube. It
has'to have enough bulk to
contract against to have nor- |
mal, rhythmic ‘cantractions
without ‘cramps or spasms.

When you and your family are
making - plans for that first
summer outing in your camper,

trailer, or- other recreational
_ vehicle, it’s sometimes hard to

think about. fractical matters.

‘- But the B.C. Automobile.

Association says the proper
and

safety consideration.

It is very important. that

wheels and tires be matched to
‘the carrying capacity of your
RV. In Canada all tires
marketed locally are required:
to be marked with their load
range. : ,

+

The BCAA urges drivers to
maintain tires at proper in-.
flation to extend their life and
help conserve gasoline. 4

When tires are underinflated
‘they tend to “squirm” a lot,
requiring engines‘ta work
harder. The hest time to check
pressure is before starting out
each morning while the tires
are cold, OO

Heat generated in tires during
an extended trip can increase
pressure up to 15 pounds, but

this temporary pressure should
not be “bled” from them.

DR LAWRENCE E. LAMB

‘Gas’ problems .
in older folks

(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)
Specifically, the diet should,
include cereal fiber. You get
this from real whole wheat
bread and whole grain
cereals. ‘Use plenty of leafy
vegetables and salads.

p help control the gas
problem one should eliminate
coffee in all its forms, includ-
ing all the decaffeinated
products. The flavor oils
alone are irritating to the cal-
on. Tea and colas should also
he eliminated. Eliminate
alcohol, at least until the gas
and colon problems are com-
pletely under control.

Many people who have
gaseous problems and diffi-
culties, often labeled as
spastic colon, really cannot
tolerate the lactose milk
sugar in milk and milk prod-
ucts. The test here would be
toeliminate all milk and milk ,
products from your diet for
some time. That includes
cheese and buttermilk.

Of course, you are probably
already eliminating your
seasoning, but it’s important
‘to eliminate all the spicy sea-

 sonings including garlic,

from the diet to avoid gas. —
‘Most people will learn that ©

_there are certain foods that’

are particularly gas-formers
for them. This often includes
onions, cabbage and beans.
Such an individual should
avoid all sweet, starchy foods
that are made with white
flour. That includes elimina- ~

tion of pie, cake, sweet rolls,

puddings and similar prod- .
ucts.

For more information -
about spastic colon write to
me, in care of this newspaper,
P.O, Box 1551, Radio City Sta-
tion, New: York, N.Y. LOOT
and ask for the ‘booklet on.
spastic colon. Send 50 cents ta
cover costs. “ :

If a spastic colon. is the
problem, then a good bowel
program, which should mean

aving a fairly substantial
brea!
and a. regular bowel habit

- each morning, should in initi-

‘ated, Laxatives obviously
should be avoided. Often an
such a program the spastic ~
colon problem will disappear
and this, in turn, will allevi-
ate the das problem. :

Dr..Lamb welcomes questions
fram his readers, bul because of
tha volume’ of mall ‘he cannot
answer personally. Questions of

. general interest will be discussed

in’ future columns, Write to Dr.
Lamb in care of this newspaper,
P.O. Box 1557, Raalo City Station,

* New York, N.Y. 10019.

7 Safety in tires

’ A tire gauge is a good,
inexpensive investment for any
motorist. It should be part of the
vehicle's equipment along with -
a good, properly inflated spare —
tire for emergency use. .. :

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Phone 635-2444
Terrace, 6.C.
Serving’ Kitimat

Notice to

this advertisement.

5555 Taxi Ltd.
3232 Kalum Streat
Terrace, B.C.

‘Passenger Tariff —

5555 Taxi Ltd. - 3232 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. have made
application to the Dept. of Commercial Transport ta increase
tariff rates - Rates to be as follows: 95 cent flag - 10 cents ©
every one-sixteenth mila - and 10 cents every 3) seconds.
Proposed rata change to be effective August 3rd, 974. -

Objections must be filed with the Supt. Motor Carriars - Dept,
of Commercial Transport Vancouver,

B.C. within 14 days of

‘ast with. lots of fluids ‘-

TERRACE, B.C.

Meal processors are
currently busy ‘redesigning
meat labels in order to meat the
requirements of the new federal
Consumer Packaging and
Labelling Act and Regulations,
Deadline far label revision and
full compllance is March 1, 1976, +

For decades packages and
labels for federally inspected
meal products, prior lo wse,
have had to receive federal
government approval, in order
ta carry the familiar round,
“Canada’’ or “Canada Ap-
proval"’ inspection legend.
Consequently the new
requirements are not extensive,
even though some important
new: infarmation will be
generally available to the
consuming public via the label.
New labels will generally be
bilingual and metric weights
will be shown.

When the newly. designed ©

packages hit the market con- -
sumers will see an ingredient
listing statement on the lable.
This will indicate the species of
meat used in manufacture of
-the product and jn the case of a
cured product i.e. bacon, the
curing ingredients,and in the
case of comminuted products”
ie, wieners, bologna, the binder
_ Will be listed. - ‘

?

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Meat Labels Being
Redesigned —

packaging

‘siderable management time

Concurrent with the labelling
adjustments will come the-
addition of an open date mark
on the package, This will be
suggested ‘best before’ date,
hased on the durable life of the
product. which ts that peried of,
time during which the product
when properly stored will retain

without any. appreciable
deterioration its. normal
_wholesomenéss, palatabilily,

nulritional value and other
claimed qualities.

Although not related to. the
regulations,
processors will also be making:
provision to include the
universal product code on (he
package. This code can be read
automatically at the retail.
check-out counter and offers
advantages in checkout, in-

ventory control, ordering etc.

Bringing all labels into fuil
compliance Is aa big job. Tens
of thousands of meal labels
must be’ re-approved. © Con-

will be required and the graphic
aris industry will be strained to
complete the task on lime. The |
meat irdustry is blessed with
numerous small labels and lo
put all required information on

- them will be exira difficult.

t

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ge Fine quality. foods from all over the word

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Construction Management

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WEDNESDAY. JULY 3, 1974

- New Book on

What should you do when your’
ear head-lights go out, your

-brakes fail, your accelerator
sticks, or your car catches fire?

How do you avoid dangerous
and - or costly driving problems
such as these?

The answers lo these
questions are among hundreds
of interesting, ‘useful - and
perhaps more important -
money-saving pieces of in-
formation, contamed:in a new
publication, “How to get along,

with your car.” |

The ‘$4-page bock was

‘published by Texaco Canada

Limited and is now ‘being
distributed through Texaco
relial outlets across the
country.

_ There are -26 chaplers’
discussing -what. the motorist

should know about how his car’
rus and how to keep it running

-safely,* economically and

trouble-free.

Perhaps unexpected from an
oil company, the book lists 17
ways lo save on gasoline, use of

, any of which’ would probably
‘enable the motorist to. more

than. cover the - modest
suggested retail price of the
publication ($1.25,

Wrillen in easy-to-read, non-

echnical language, ''How to get

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USINESS DIRECTORY

4917, KEITH (635

yramid Roofing .

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*

along. with your: ear’: has

chapter such as “What makes il
go?”’, “How the engine keeps its
cool’’, “What to do when things
go wrong”, and
of defensive dirlyng.” :

It even explains how the rear
wheels of your car help steer
_ your around corners.

Colorful, easy-to-follow
drawings illustrate key points.

A chapter on “How to handle
difficult driving situations’
offers recommendations for
aetion in such circumstances as
skidding, wheels running off the
pavement, brake’ failure,
headlight. failure, tire blow-
outs, car on fire, and the ac-
celeralor becoming stuck. The
chapter includes “Ten hints to
keep you out of trouble.””

“There's a three-page fold-out
diagram showing where all
. parts of the car are located.
The reverse of the fold-out tells
: the story of petroleum from how
oil was formed,. through. ils
early uses, {a how: it is‘found,
produced and refined - .-

‘How lo get along with. your
car" has had enthusiastic
_response| from. automotive
wrilers and engineers who have
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