DAY ,-DECEMBER 14, 1871

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“THE HERALD

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14 - Business Personal

3212 Kalum Street. °
Terrace, B.C. oo
P.O. Box 397
Phone 635-6357 ©

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FAMCO Recreational Sales 5416
‘|Hy 16 W, Terrace. Formerly
Terra Mobile Homes. aC

28 ~ Furniture for Sale

ALLAN J. McCOLL
NOTARY PUBLIC
'. 4646 Lakelse Ave.

-conditlon, Phone 635-4270 after 5

Washer-Spin dryer in excellent
p.m. <(C-80) -

Phone 635-7282 .-
Res. 635-2662
Terrace, B.C. (CTF)j

- + STORAGE

ampera Trailers, $5 per

32. Bicyles, Motorcyles
"For Sale - 1971 Kawasaki 500 ce

33 - For Sale - Mise.

60h,p. 3 cyl. 5 sp. Transmission.
Excellent condition. Phone 635-
3635 (P-60) ; ae

Phone5-6174

Yearly by mail outside Canada $35.
Authorized as second class mail by

the Post Office Dept, Ottawa and
for payment of postage in -cash.,

13 - Personal

Our Waste-Full Society. (P-00)

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| to Serve ‘you’ better. “All. work

‘WATER WELLS

Call your locatly owned company
guaranteed. ‘
CLEARWATER DRILLING

LT. . =
Hwy, 16 East Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-6105
. Evenings 635-3676.

Are you sick and tired of being
sick and tired? Let Alecholic
Anonymouse help you.

. Meetings

Alanons meet every Wed. 3 p.m.
Skeena Valley Group every
Thurs., 9 PM. ,
Terrace Family Group every
Sat., 9 PM ;

'. Bernina Sewing Machines
Sales & Service

 RLKEN MERCANTILE

4623 Lakelse Ave. Ph. 635-2111,
(CTF)

All meetings held in the old
Library Building at Kalum and
Lakelse Ave.

For information wrile Box
564, Terrace, B.C. or phone 635-
2830 or 635-3448. (CTE) .

CHRISTMAS GIFTS?

'
Hand-made lamps, tables,
glassware, eic.
946 Paquette St.
Thornhill
Phone 635-7629 (C-79}

14 - Business Personal

For the Best in ale Estate

Service without Obligation
call
PRUDEN & CURRIE LTD.

“Realtors’”

4641 Lazelle Ave, 635-6371

(CTF°3)

HOMESTUDIO |
PORTRAITS

Personalized photos in your
home. Christmas orders are
being taken now. Don’t leave
it too late and be leit out. For -
‘J an appointment-give us a call
‘at: 635-8615 or 635-349). (P-77)

BATTERY

4910 Highway 16 West, Phone
635-2310 or 635-4264

| “Now you may purchase your

TERRACE RADIATOR &

& RAYS SERVICE

For your winter tune ups plus
the winter servicing of
radiators and new battery sales
andservice see Alor Ray. Open
daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (C
runs Tues & Thurs. )

Snowmobile parts and acce-
ssories from direct distributing
Inc, and save up to 30 percent.
Send $1.00, cheque or money-
order, for our new 1971-72
catalogue, to: Direct
Distributing Inc,, P,O, Box 1178,
Hull, Qiebec, Ganada.’'* °
(C-63, 73, 78,83)

4 .
TERRACE EXCAVATING

Complete septic system
installed. Backhoe work hy
the hour, of contract.

For [ree estimates call 635-J-
3065 (CTF)

For your Radio and T.¥.
Repairs, Phone 635-3630 across

from the Legion.
FRED'S FURNITURE

(a division _ of Fred’s
Refrigeration) (CTF)

Television and Electronic
Servicing. -Phone 635-3715
anytime. (M)-- -

PIANO TUNING - Robert B.
Spears, 591. Paquette. Phone
635-7391. If no answer leave
name and number at. 635-2318,

THORNHILL GOLF CLUB

Its no secret any longer the “‘in-
crowd" can be found every
Friday and Saturday night
dancing at the Thornhill Golf
Club. moe
Live music -Live |
action -& Liveright -
Phone inquiries 635-2542. (CTF)

SEWING MACHINES - BEST
SELECTION - BEST VALUES
IN TOWN. ©. BERNINA,
OMEGA, NEWHOME,
HUSQUVARNA,. &
PHILLIPS.’ PRICED FROM
$52.95 UP, INCLUDING
WARRANTY AND FREE
MACHINE LESSONS.

ELKEN MERCANTILE . |
4623 LakelseAve. 635-2111
(TR)

GENERAL ROOFING
> Nojobtoo big :

No job too small
Se¢ your roofing specialist .
STEVE PARZENTNY  .
-* ROOFING CO.LTD. |
General Roofing (Bonded)
Phone night or- day aaa

‘20. Help Wanted -

(
1 24 - Situations Wid, - ©

‘1 furniture. If sotry our furniture

Female

Experienced Seamstress
wanted to do repair and
alterations on men and
women’s clothing, Must be able |
to read and write English.
Apply in person at Terrace
Cleaners, 4544 Lakelse Ave, (C-
78) ° :

CASHIER-TYPIST

- Do you knaw someone who is
ambitious, . who prefers
‘interesting and diversified
office duties? Then the variety
of work here among our group.
of friendly, career-minded men
and-women should have special:
appeal. ;

- You will enjoy our modern
office, opportunity for
advancement, all the benefits of
a big, national company, yet
work near home. Send your
friends in to see us -~ or come in
yourself. .

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORP.

4608 Lakelse

Terrace, B.C. (C-B1)-

ra
a

Male

Odd jobs of any kind wanted by
young man. ‘Also has ‘truck
available. ~ Phone 635-2321
(STF) ;

26 - Furniture for Sale.
Wanted to buy good used’
furniture. . Contact Freds
. Furniture 635-3630 (CTF)
-ATe you paying too much for.

renting plan, We rent complete
household furniture including
TV. with option to buy, . Freds -
Furniture, 4434 Lakels6. Ave.

695-3630 (CTF)::*
New & Used furniture - &

-FAMCO Hornes, 635-6174 9 am -
6pm. (CTP). 0 we,

(CTF)

© HOME PURCHASE

E OUR RATES
‘ : “ot ‘CAC,
NO. 2 - 46

Quality Oats for Sale; $50

-) per ton, (C-68,73,78}

- tothe name of Buteh. A reward

_ | someone to share gas expenses.
’ Phone 635-4294 or 635-7037 (STF-

. -|- Herald “¢P-78

*| Kitichen .. and -

Appliances. ' Discount ‘prices. ©

6x 14 Joey Shack $100 or best
offer. View at No." 31 “The,
Motel” Phone 635-2845 (C-78)

For Sale - 1 used: automatic
washing machine in - good
condition. Phone 635-2321 (C-80) |

Five F60 x 15 Goodyear, white
lettering, mounted on 5 Ford
mags, For further information
call 635-2164 (P-78) ;

PER TON. Phone 846-5334,
Hay For Sale. Alphapa or clover
and grasa mix. $17,00 to $30.00

For Sale - Approx. 464 5q yards:
of brand new -nylon shag
carpeting in three separate rolls
and colors. May be seen by
phoning 635-6997, Bids in writing”
will be received until 12 p.m.
Dec, 15, 1971 by Quill Holding
Lid. Box 40 Terrace, B.C.
Lowest bid not necessarily
aceepted. (C-68-78) ;

Propane clothes dryer, .2-100
pound tanks and Regulator,
$350-9 months ago. §225 or
OFFERS. Phone 5-5979. (P-78)

Drum ‘Set for sale - excellent
condition - would make a good
Christmas present. Phone 635-
3698 (P-82)

Handcarved wallets and purses -
for sale. Genuine Leather.
BEAUTIFUL
Phone 5-4193. (STF)

34 - For Rent - Misc.

For Rent - Indoor storage space
for motorcycles, campers,
_skidoos, boats, pickups, etc.
Phone 635-2603 (CTF) \-

a7 - Pets

German | Shorthaired pointer.
Lost in area of Krumm Rd. and
Old Lakelse Lake Rd. Answers

is offered. Phone 635-3000 (C-78)

Registered Cairn Terriers pups
{Scottish breed) Have had their
shots and ready to go at reduced
price. Ideal children’s pet- Can
be seen at 2502 Pear St. phone
. 633-2380 (C-86) :

38 - Wanted - Misc.

WANTED - Typewriter in good
working condition. Phone 635-
9973. (STF)

Wanted - Rigid frame type bike,
‘BSA or Triumph will be used for
chopping, Call Bruce, Phone
635-5701, (P-90)

For fall: planting of trees or
,shrubs call at Uplands Nursery,
Halliwell and Kalum Lake
Road, Open: 2-6 p.m, Mon. to

Fri, ; ,
10-6 p.m, Sat. | Closed: Sunday

(CTF)

Driving to . Vancouver’ on
December 14 or 15, Wanted

Tues.)

“Wanted to purchase-Run-down
dwelling. . Preferably with
acreage’ but would consider
everything, Apply Box 712-The

80 AMP: automatic Battery
Charger. Model: “280” ‘‘Silver
Beauty.” $280 -value. $150.
Phone 692-9868 (P-82)

#4 - Rooms for Rent

-Room for-.working man with
; livingroom
facilities: Close to town, Phone
685-4294 or 5-7097, (STP)

Nice room. for: rent: for

|, Worker. . Private home, private
‘phone. Non-drinker. Phone 624-

“MORTGAGE. MONEY: AVAILABLE: |
‘@ DEBT CONSOLIDATION .© PROPERTY. IMPROVEMENT ;
- .. @ ANY OTHER; ;
- . Open contracts, no hidden charges
_- Up to 20 year amortization |
-. Prompt.and confidential service.
-. » We also purchase mortgages you-hol

PURPOSE

‘REALTY :
LAKELSEAVE., TERRACE

2724 (C-78)

THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C. |,

43 - Rooms for Rent

‘Effective immediately Winter

rate, sleeping rooms only. | th
Cedars Motel, Phone 6-2258, |

49 - Homes for Sale

4911 Walsh for $12,995? With all:
ose renovations? Impossible?
Phone 635-3730 or 635-2875. (P-

(CTF) 68-69,70,72,73,74,75,77,78, 79)
_. FLYNNAPTS. ._ ::;| For Sale By, Owner-3 bdrm.
Furnished rooms and furnished | house centrally located on Scott

apts... Cooking facilities
available, Phone 635-6658.
(CTF) 2. 8s

Hillside Lodge ‘

4450 Little Ave.

Sleeping rooms, housekeeping
units, centrally located, full
furnished. Reasonable rates by -
week or month. Non-drinkers
only, Phone 635-6611. (CTP), -

“Ave, | Only 500 down. Will

turther details. {P-£1)

handle with B.C. Govt. second
mortgage. Phone 5-3888 for

51 - Business Locations -

Officas, heat and fight included,
Phone 635-3147 and (635-2312 (CTF)

52 - Wanted to Rent

| 635-5773 (P-79)

4 - ‘Machinery ‘for Sale”

: gentleman... Teacher or. office.

GATEWAY MOTEL
"REDUCED RATES
Monthly, weekly.

One and two bedroom suites
Phone 635-5405 (CIF)

47 - Homes for Rent

KEYSTONE COURT APTS.
1, 2 &3 bedroom deluxe suites.
Scott Ave, Terrace.

. Heated Swimming pool for -
tenants: | ;
Phone 5-5224. (CTF)

a

Cedar Grove Gardens .
Rowhouses - 1100 sq. ft. plus
basement. All. have 3
bedrooms, 1% bathrooms,
fridge and stove. Some have
washers and dryers and have
been redecorated. Safe
playground for children. $190
Ref. required. Apply Mrs. R.
Phillips, No. 125, 4529 Straume |
Ave. (CTF)

Furnished Cabins ‘weekly and
monthly rates, . Cedars Motel.
Phone 635-2259 (CTF-3)

KALUM GARDENS
3 bedroom townhouse with
stove and fridge. Some with
carport and shag carpeting.
Rent $185 per month and up.
Apply No.8 4514 Scott or phone

635-7920. (CTF-3)

For rent-one bedroom furnished:
home available ist of January. .
Phone 635-2443 (P-77-81) 0

Attractive 3 bedroom home, W-
W throughout, stove and frig .
included. $215 per month.

Available January Ist, Phone
635-7770, (P-77-80)

For rent 3: bdrm. house $150. .
Maple St. Phone 635-8958. (P-
81)

3 bedroom. house in Thornhill.
Phone 635-3676 (C-62)

For Rent - 2 bedroom duplex
with fridge and stove. Phone

3bedroom house for rent, Phone
635-2471 (P-81)

48 - Suites for Rent

One bedroom furnished apt.,
close in, Trailer spaces availab-
le, No dogs. Phone 695-5350.
(CIF) aan

2 Bedreom suite with stove and
fridge. Very comfortable - Quiet
working couple only. Private
entrance - low rent. Call 695-5738
- Immediate oceupancy: (STF)

For Rent in Thornhill at 988
Mountainview Blvd... 1 and 2
‘bedroom furnished units.
. Electric heat, Phone 635-2577 or
Apply 4702 Tuck Ave. (CTF)

Two bedroom basement suite
‘with fridge and stove. Working
couple preferred. $110 /per.
month plus. Hydro, Three.
blocks ~ from . downtown :
Available Dec. 1th. Phone 635-
“9455 No Pets. (CTF) ;

Two bedroom basement suite’
:| closé-to schools and downtown.

AP

j rent, On Queensway. P.

hone:
635-919 (CBZ),

‘One bedroom furnished

Separate’ entrance.
Jan.1, 1972. $135" per raonth, -
an Phone 695-2921 (P-82) oe

“Basement suite, unfurnished, 2
‘|’ bedrooms; . ...w-w carpet:

-| fireplace. Phone 635-6040 (P-80)

" THORNHILLMOTEL

“a9. Homes for, Sales:

"needs 1 bedroom place to live.

For information phone 635-5262 || .

2 bedroom furnished suite for |:

baserient suite, Heat included.
Available.

Vancouver couple requires 1-_
bedroom suite in Terrace from
January ist-heated, cooking
facilities, preferably furnished.
Reply giving details to Box
Number 713-The Herald. (C-81)

Young man, handy with tools,

Can be in need of repair. Close
to town. Sensibly priced. Not
over $100. Phone 635-6357 during
working hours. Ask for Doug.
(STF) ,

Young man requires 1 bedroom
house, apt. or cabin for Jan. 28
or 29 for minimum of 1 year. .
Prefer within 5 miles of B.C.
Vocational School. It doesn’t.
need to be fancy, just warm,
and Reasonable rent. Approx.
$80 Write to Ted Howitt, 254
West 4th St., North Vancouver,
B.C (C-80)

57°- Automobiles —

A single snowmobile trailer.
65 Acadian, V-3, automatic,
needs some repair. $250 Phone
635-3756 or 635-3846 (P-81)

For Sale - 1966 Ford Galaxie 500
x1 428 cubic inch engine. 4 speed
transmission. P.S. & P.B. 2door
hardtop. bucket seats. Phone
635-2610. (P-4)

’64 Studebaker automatic V-3 -
Good condition-winterized-Best
offer-Phone 635-4312. (C-81)

-able to.force people to learn a

. company officials, work cut a

MONTREAL (CP) — No gov-
ernment in history has been

second. language, Francois
Cloutier, Quebec cultural af-
fairs minister, said Monday.
And the Quebec government
-is not about to coerce the prov-
ince’s-English-speaking popula-
lon into learning French, he
added.

Mr. Cloutier made the staie-
ments in an interview to dispel
what he referred to as the “‘po-
lice state” interpretation placed
on a program of his department
to promote the use of French as
the province's working lan-
guage. . i
The program involves an
equipe d'intervention” that
would, with the co-operation of

“6

plan for the gradual expansion
‘of French-language usage
through such things as em-
ployee language classes and
wholesaletransiation of English |
technological terms.

When the program was an-
nounced last month “equipe
d'intervention” was variously
translated as strike force, ac-
tion team and intervention
team. Mr, Cloutier says the pro-
per translation is ‘‘task force.”
“There will be no question of
coercion,” he said. Any com- °

66 - Loans

MORTGAGE FUNDS
AVAILABLE

Borrow up to $25,000 ,
APPLY

ASSOCIATES REALTY
CREDIT CO, LTD.

0 SALWAGE r
1 Cole Lateral Filing Cabinet

1 THOR Electric stove
71 Ford Pickup 70 Datsun .

68 Mere Pickup

Enquire Skeena Adjusters Ltd.,
4742 Lakelse Ave. 635-2255 °
(CTF)

For Sale - 66 Meteor. Will accept
best offer. Phone after 6 pm.
635-4420, (CTF)

1970Ford Ranger pickup. V-8, 4
speed. Asking $2695 Phone 635-
5004 (C-90)

For Sale - 1967 Rambler
Ambassador, 4 door sedan. P.S.
& PB. requires: automatic
transmission work. Selling as
is. Phone 635-6595. (CTF)

For Sale - 1964 GMC ‘Xe ton
pickup, 6 cyl. 3 speed std. Phone
635-5021 after 5 p.m. (P-81)

58. Trailers

For Sale - 8 x 20 Nashua electric.
stove, fridge and heat. Phone
635-4995, (CTF)

SUNNYHILL TRAILER COURT

Tohetp lower the cost of ilving we
at Sunnyhil have’ reduced our
rates effective Sept. 1, 1?71.

Other Extrasi nelude:

¥} Newly paved Streets.
2) Close to schools
playgrounds

3) Close to downtown ongpaved
raads

:] 4) Laundromat facilities,
5).Clean city water |

14) Underground = wiring

ond

&

traller spot | }
7) Cement runways for trailer

parking . ;
for further information call at

Terrace,
(CTF) -

for sale. Size 20 x 48." Fully
furnished and set up a C2 - 659
“Columbia. For appointment to
-vlew call Mrs, Hollman at 632-

“and: 682-7844 after 5:30 p.m.

| ‘Priced to go $13,800. (C5) 7s"

~ or Sale - 12 x 61-Mobite home. :|:
“Bully “.fuenhised.-:Priced - for |. j |-
sale, Phone 635-3221 (P+ | 7-7

- quick

“s 'Mobile “home “for rental | | =
'| spuirchase. Phone 695-4049 (C-20)' | |']*:

-]fluminated, lamp post at each

tha office No.) 3624 Kalum St. 7

1970 Doubé Wide Knight trailer.

“6165 from 9 a.m. to 5:50-p.m.:

Suite 3 - 4554 Lazelle Ave.
Phone 6959-6987... ose. 1.3

bow

Legal .
NOTICE OF SUBSTANTIAL
. COMPLETION

PROJECT

Addition to Kiti-K-Shan
Elementary School, Terrace,
B.C. ,
CONTRACTOR:

Bobsien Construction
Limited, 1802. Maple Street,
Terrace, B.C.

OWNER:

Board of School Trustees,
School District No. 88 (Skeena-
Cassiar), 3211 Kenney Street,
Terrace,B.C.

Take notice that, as the
named architects in the
contract between the Owner
and the. Contractor for the
construction of ‘the works
described therein, We declare
that, in our opinion, the said
contract, as.at December 9,
1971, has been substantially

completed.
- SQUTAR CONDIE
ASSOCIATES —

4663 Park Avenue

December 9, 1971 -

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
MECHANICS LIEN ACT
(C-79) ae

. Terrace, B.C, -

Two-language concept
impossible to enforce .

pany will be free to accept or
reject a government request to
participate in the program
ander the department's Office
of the French Language.

. The connctation of coercion is
quite natural but not justified,
Mr. Cloutier said. The program
already is under way, and no
force has been needed.

Six companies—Domitar,
General Electric, Canadian
Industries -Ltd.,. -Canada
Packers, British Petroleum and

‘the Royal Bank—have all

volunteered to work’ with the
task force.

The crux of the government’s
policies is to strike a “very deli-
cate balance’’ between eco-
nomic and cultural matters and
between French and -English-
speaking extremists, the minis-

ter said.

New industry will continue to
come into Quebec, attracted by
the lure of profits, and French

_never accepted by both ends of

OTTAWA (CP) — The chill
winds of approaching winter
pushed the jobless total up to
3,000 last month, a sharp in-
crease for the month but about
average for this time of year,
Statistics Canada reported
today.

As expected because of the
season, there were sharply
fewer jobs available in agricul-
ture and construction. And

industries improved, there were
more layoffs in manufacturing.

The 503,000 without jobs at
mid-November compared with
447,000 at mid-October and
476,000 at mid-November last
year, Anestimated 46,000 work-
ers left the labor market in
November this year, reducing

lion “frony ‘néarly°8.7 million’ in
October. -- ‘

This meant that the actual
rate of unemployment as a per-
centage of the total labor force
rose last month to 5.8 from 5.1 in
October, It was 5.7 per cent in
November last year.

SAYS TREND DOWN

However, Statistics Canada
said the underlying trend of un-
employment edged down a bit
last month.

Taking its actual survey fig-
ures and modifying them to re-
flect the trend of uneniployment
without. the seasonal factors
such as the approaching winter,
the statistics bureau said the

| seasonally-adjusted rate de-..

clined to 6.6 in October from 6.7
in October.

Ithad reached a. peak of 7.1 in
September after dropping to 6.3
last July. -.

Economists normally look ta
this seasonally-adjusted rate to
indicate how well the country is
performing. | Month-to-month
actual rates can vary widely be-
tween high unemployment in
the depths of winter and lower:
jobless figures at the peak of
summer activity. ;

‘The bureau reported the num-
ber of workers employed de-:
clined-to 8.15 million from 8.25
million in October. This. was

‘) slightly larger than an average

while employment in the trade.

the total labdr force to'8.69 mil-’

workers will still have! to learn .
English to ensure their. mobility :
within the economy... 5 ..f-.

“We are not going.to please —
the French-speaking extremists —
and the English-speaking extre-
mists. A réasonable policy is
public opinion.” |. 8,
PROGRAM NEEDED.

The people of Quebec have
“clearly expressed” that such a
program is needed, he said..

“3f we consider the economic
point of view. without having
any cultural preoccupations,
the only outeome would
quick assimilation ‘for the
French-speaking group.”

A pilot project in St, Ro-
muald, near Quebec City, will
cost the provincial government
and Golden Eagle Canada Lid.
"a few hundred thousand dol-
lars” to carry out a training
program for 300 workers at the
company’s new oil refinery.

Sharp increase |

month-to-month decline in the

number of workers with ‘jobs,

and most of ‘the decline was —
seasonal in nature:

Concerning the jobless; the
bureau said there was an above-
average increase in un-
employment among ‘men aged
25 and aver, while the increased
jobless numbers among men
and women aged 24 and younger
was usual for this time of year.

While the job situation for
women 25 and over usually |
picks up at this time.of year,
there was a slight increase in
unemployment last month. ~-

The figures are estimates”
based on a Statistics Canada

survey of 30,000 households,
taken for the week ended Nov.
13 ve

>"Reégionally,* ‘unemployment
was sharply higher on both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In
the Atlantic provinces, it rose to
eight per cent of the labor force
from 6.6 per cent in October and
6.3 per cent in November last

year. ;

While unemployment in Brit-
ish Columbia jumped to 7.1 per -
cent last month from 5.7 in Oe-
tober, it remained short of the
8.6-per-cent.rate recorded in
November last year. a

Quebec’s unemployment rate.
-last month rose to 7.3 per. cent:
from’ 6.7 per cent in October,.
edging narrowly higher than 7.2
per cent from 6.7 per cent in.
October, edging narrowly:
higher than 7.2-per. cent in Nov-
ember last year. Ontario's rate
Tose to 4,6 per cent from 4.2 in
October and four per cent in
November last year. six.
The Prairie provinces unem- —
ployment rate rose to 4.2 per -
cent in November from 3.6 in
October, but was still below the
4.7 per cent rate recorded in
November last year... Cy

Statistics ..Canada © said —.
agriculture and the. con: .
struction industry showed the’ .
usual drop in’ employment ‘as
winter approached, and there
was an above-average decline |

in employment in, the service
industries. ke

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“For Sale = Well built’ nieely
+finished $ bedroom home: on‘
» foot. lots, 424° Tuck, ww in

‘Livingroom and! ‘dining ‘room,

" -698-7770.(-¢

pretty garden, large ‘attractive
-kltchen,. paved’. driveway,
|; double: ca:

ort, $74,000.. Phone’
a T & (P-73, 78, 78;.

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