52, WANTED
| TORENT

.3 berm. house wanted by
reliable family by October
Ist In Terrace. Phone 635-
a9, (c4-18)

For Sala: property. 80°x200'
cleared fot on Pine Ave.
Thornhill. Cai! 635-2671 after
6 p.m. (p3-12}

A well established busy
Orycleaning Plant will be
sold to an ambitlous perser
with a preference to being
his own boss, who doesn’t
mind extra effort ta make an
above average living. Ideal
far working couple.

Trained personnel on hand -
well equipped - smoothly
operating plant, located in
thriving Fort St. John - this
cpportunity only comes
once,

Family and other business
commitments only reason
-for seliing.

For further information
wrlie Professional Cleaners,
9920-10dth St., Fort St. John,
B.C. phane 785-2322. (c 14-15)

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Truck for Sale: 1970 Datsun
pickup, 6 wheels & tires.
Good running condition.
Phone 635-6475, (5-15)

For Sate: 1976 Granada, only
19,000 miles, 2 door hardtop,
V.8, excellent condition.
$3,700 firm. Phone 635-9247.
(p5-14)

For Sale: 1969 El Camino,
good condition, new radial
tires. $1200. Phone 635-4716
. after 5. (p3-12)

For Sale: 1974 Chey 4x4.
P.5., auto, canopy, winch,
1x15 Armstrong tires.
$4,300.- Phone 635-2698. (p3-
12)

1974 GAAC % ton 4x4. 638-1098
after 6 p.m.

1974 Flat SW. Good con-
dition. Front . wheel delve,
‘radial tires, AM radio. Any
reasunable offer accepted.
Catt 635-9484 or 638-1418. (p2-
1) :

1969 El Camine; good con-
ditton, new radial tires,
$1200. Phone 635-4716 after §
p.m.  {p3-15)

1974 Valve, 145 Wagon. Must
be seen, Asking $3000, View
ai 4712 Loen or 798-2488. (p3-
13)

1970 Olds Cutlass 4 door
hardtop, 638-8259. {(c4:15}

1976 Mustang Cobra It, 302,,,

4speed, 39,000 miles. Best
offer takes. Phone 635-3594
after 5 p.m. = (¢5-18)

‘For Sale: 1976 Mazda Mizer
605. 20,000 miles. Excellent
condition. Phone 635-5032 .
(p5-14}

Car for Sale. Must sell. 1973
Celica. Low mileage In
excellent condition, 638-1267.

For Sale: 1972 Ford Ran-
chwagon, PS, PB, Va, auto.
Good condition. 36,000 miles.
Asking $1,600.00 Phone 638-
455

1976 Dodge Tradesman Van
100. P.B., P.S.. insulated
panel, chrome siceplpes, 318
cc, $4000 firm. Tel. 635-7025,

4970 Pontiac 4dr. 350 cu. in.
P.S., P.B.. - $975. 1974
Mercury Gabcat - $1195. 1972
Toyota Corolla - $975. Rosh
Enterprises Auto Sales. DL
No.  02193A.

For Sale: 1979 Road Runner
Dedge. Excellent condition.
Phone 635-3432.

For Sale: all running gear
‘off 1973 Toyota Corolla 1600.
Back window wiih defrost.
Motor has tess than 2000
miles: since rings, bearings
and valves were done. Cail
625-247) after 6 p.m. (p3-12)

For Sale 1968 Vauxhall, 635-

2080, {p10-15)

1974 Flat 5.W. Good con-
dition. Front wheel drive,
radial ilres. 2 winter tlres on
rims. AM radio. Best offer
accepted. Call 435-9444 or
638-1418 after §. (p2-12)

For Saleor ‘Trade: 1975"

. Security, G.M.C, chassis. 18
ft. motor home. Priced to
sell, Offers considered or
will trade motor home on,
house to purchase, Please
phone 635-3211. (p3-12)

t

_ AT Trackers on 15x10 CDN
rims, GM-Chev, Phane 635-
5092 (ctf)

For Sale by Owner: 2 bdrm.
mobile home with 8x45 ad-
dition with 1 bdrm. & Ashley
wood heater. New oil fur-
nace, drilled well, frult trees
& lawns. Lot 980x200. Phone
635-5456. {c10-22)

Available now: 3. traller
spaces for 6’, 10° or 12’ wide
trailers. Century Mobile

Home Park. Phone 635-7690. .

{p5-15)

For Sale - 1972 3-2 bedroam
jrailer, depending. Franklin
fire place, unfurnished.
Completed 8' x 18° carpeted
addition, Located in Thor-
nhill. Price $6,500. Call 635-
9599, or 633-2455.

For Sale: 1970 12x48 two
bdrm. trailer. Furnished.
Set up In traller court in
fown, Oxt0- finished ad-
dition. Call 635-4366. (p5-14)

1968 10x44 Parkwood
trailer. Furnished.
Reasonable. Phone 635-2497
after 5 p.m. (p5-14)

For Sale: 12x56 two bdrm.
Knight tratler. Located on
115x150 ft, lot. Fully fenced
and landscaped, has garden.
greenhouse and garage.
Phone 635-5596. (pt0-21)

1976 ay Frontier
motorhome. Full bathroorn
with tub, TV hookup, winter
windows. New tires, C.B.,
radio. Excellent condition.
Phone 635-6011.

For Sale; 1971 Glendale
trailer, Fully furnished, In
excellent shape, on 2 acre
ireed & landscaped lot, with
work shop, joey shack &
wood shed. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Must sell.
$26,500. Phone 638-6224, (p5-
22)

MOBILE HOMES

New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone collect 591-5105

(ctf

Rent or Purchase 1972 12x68
Paramont house traller with
fireptace near stores and
schools, on: private lot, Rent
$255. per month with option
fo buy or purchase $9,500
open lo offers. Will carry
second morgage If nec.
Phone 112-762-4612, Write
Joe Rorke, Gen Del, Win-
field, B.C. (ctf)

66. RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES —

For .Sale: Vanguard 82’
camper, sleeps 4, completely

recovered with new
aluminum, stove, icebox and
Jacks. Phane 635-3589. -(p3-
12)

a9" Security camper. J-way
fridge. furnace, 3 burner
stove. Phone 635-3887 (p3-
12)

For Sale or Trade: 1975
Security, G.M.C. chassis, 18
ft, Moter Home priced to
sell. Offers considered or
will trade motor home on
house to purchase. Please
phone 6398-3211.

WwW Travelaire. Electric
brakes, stove, furnace and
Ice box. $1500. Phone 635-
5416, {c5-14)

61.

SERVICES:

Does your building need
exterlor palnting? Call 635-
‘4906 Kermode Friendship
Centre, LEave name and
phone number for Terry.
Free Estimate. (sif)

Super Spectal! 1974 Ford %4
ton pickup. Power steerlng,
power brakes, automaile,
duel tanks. 8’ Okansgan
camper. Fridge and furnace.
$4995. See this wnil at
Camperland, Dealer licence
Doos11A. (5-14)

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NOTICEOF .,
APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE Ishereby given that
an application will be made

§ to the Director of Vital

Statisties for a change of
hame, pursuant to the
provisions of the “Change of
Name Act.” by me:- Hazel
Mae Stephens of 2405 Apple
Street in Terrace, B.C. as
follows: -

My minor unmarried
childrens name from Wayne
Dary! Stephens to Wayne
Daryl Ormandy:

Dated thisday of Seplember,
A.D. 1978

Signed
Hazel Stephens.

APPLICATION FORA
PERMIT UNDER
THE POLLUTION

CONTROL ACT, 1987
(EFFLUENT)

This application is to be
filed wiih the Director,
Pollution Control Branch,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, British Columbia.
Any person who qualifies as
an objector under section 13
(2) of the Pollution Control
Act, 1967 may, within 30 days
of the date of application, or
within 30 days of the date of
publication In The British
Columbia Gazette or in a
newspaper; or, where
service Is required, within 30
days of the serving of a copy
of the applileation, flle with
the Director an objection in
writing to the granting of @
permit, stating the manner
in which he Is affected.
Thase who do not 50 quallfy
may fife with the Pollution -
Control Board an objection
In writing under secilon 13
(6), in the same manner and
time period as described
above. ‘

1. 1, Geeraert Enterprises
Limited of 4551 Greig
Avenue, Terrace, B.C.
hereby apply to the Director
for a permit to discharge
effluent fram Thornhill Hotel
located at Thornhill, B.C.,
South side of Skeena River
locaied near Terrace,
British Columbia Into
drainfield as noted which
flows and discharges and
give notice of my application
fo all persons affected.

2. The land upon which the
works are located Is Lot 1,

-- Pari of Lot 50, Plan 4769 and’
- remainder of Lot 50, Pian
4769, District Lot 370, Range

Coast District.
3, The discharge shall be
located at Lot 2, Part of Lot
50, Plan 4769 and remainder
of Lot 50,.Plan 4769, District
Lot 370, Range 5 Coast
Districi. .

The quantity of effluent to
be discharged is as follows:
Average annual dally
discharge (Based = on
operating period) 10,000
(Iimpertal, gallons).
Maximum dail yidischarge
15,000 (imperial gallons).
The operating period during
which the effluent will be
discharged is Continuous.
. 5. The characteristics ot
the effluent discharged shall
be equivalent to or better
than 69 ppm S.S 45 ppm
B.0.D, ph. 6.5 - 7.5.

The type of treatment to be
applied to the effluent before
discharge is as follaws:
Package Treatment, N.P.S.
System (Northern
Purification Services
System)

7. ‘|. Harold Reay,
Treasurer hereby certify
that a copy of this ap-
plication has been received
by the Regional District of
Kitlmat-Stikine.

Harold Reay

8. This application, dated
on the 28 day of August 1978,
was posted on the ground In

5,

accordance with = the
Pollution Control
Regulations.

by R.J. Morgan, P. Eng.,

McElhanney Surveying &
Engineering Ltd. Terrace,
B.C. (cl.-31)

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‘Ranger Olstrict Terrace

"TENDERS

Sealed ienders for the
following stand tending
contract(s) will be received
by the Oistrict Forester,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C., on the dates
shown below. :

1. Contract ST 1031-10-46)
Located Ski. Hill No.

The Fish and Wildlife
Branch announced recently
that several changes have
been made to the Hunting
Regulations for 1978-79 to
provide additional
recreational opportunily for
sportsmen and to correct
inadvertent errors that
appear inthe 1978-79 Hunting
Regulations Sybnopsis, New
or changed open seasons are
being provided for. the
following species: .

1) The open season for
Mule (Black-tailed) Deer
bueks in M.U.'s 7-20 and 7-21
shall be from November 11,
1978 fo November 26, 1978;
and

2) The open season for
Mountain Sheep (full curl
rams only) in M.U. 4-35 shall

3

Number of hectares 39.94
Viewing dale September 20,
1978, leaving Ranger Station
at 9:00 A.M,

Note: Viewing of the stand
fending site prior to sub-
mitiing a tender for this
coniract is mandatory.

Deadline fcr receipt of
tenders Is 3:30 p.m. Sep-
tember 29, 1978.

4, Contract ST 1031-10-7 JS
Located Ski Hill No. 4
Ranger Olstrict Terrace
Number of hectares 393.02
Viewing date September 20,
1978, leaving Ranger Statlon
at 9:00 A.A.

Note: Viewing of the stand ©
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract Is ‘mandatory.

Deadline for receipt of
fenders is 3:30 p.m. Sep:
jember 29, 1978.

3, Contract ST 1031-10-4 JS
Lacated Ski Hill No, 5
Ranger District Terrace
Number. of hectares 12.2
Viewing date September 20,
1978, leaving Ranger Station
at 9:00 A.M.

Note: ViewIng of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
miiting a fender for this:
contract is mandatory.

Deadline for receipt of
fenders Is 3:30 p.m. Sep-
tember 24, 1976

4. Contract ST 1031-10-9 JS,
Cr Located Ski Hilt No. é
Ranger District Terrace
Number of hectares 15.42 -
ViewIng date September 20,
1978, leaving Ranger Station
at 9:00 A.M.

Note: Viewing of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this

TORONTO (CP) — What
happens when a Canadian
Football League passer with
one of the stingiest in-
terception records meets the
leading inteception team?

Quarterback Ralph Brock
of Winnipeg Blue Bombers
had allowed only three in-
teceptions going into
Saturday’s game against
Ottawa Rough Riders who
were leading the league with
16 interceptions.

Helpful hint

When adding a roam to
your home, try to pick a le-
vation where an existing
window or door can be
sed as a connecting pas-
sageway. By doing se,

costs are reduced becatse
the ‘existing opening al-

regulation changes

be from September 10, 1978
to October 5, 1978; and

3) The open season for
Grizzly bear in M.U.'s 73-, 7-
4, 7-5, 7-17 and 7-18 shall now
commence on September 1,
1978; and

4) The open season for
mule Caribou in those
portions of M.U.'s 6-} and 6-2
not within the Eutsuk Nature
Conservancy Area or the
Tweedsmuir Park Neo
Hunting Area (see page 46,
1978-79 Hunting Regulations
Synopsis), shall be from
September 15, 1978 to Sep-
tember 30, 1978. Recent
aerial surveys in the north
Tweedsmuir Park area
indicated that the Caribou
population could sustain a
limited open season.

Battle of
the passers

Otlawa increased its total
to 19 but still couldn't
prevent Brock from
engineering a late rally to
beat the Riders 31-29.

CFL statistics released
today show Oltawa’s Con-
dredge Holloway is actually
the league's leader with the
fewest interception throws.
He has yielded only one
interception in 132 pass
attempts.

Holloway and Brock share
the lead in touchdown passes
with 11 each,

With Brock completing an
average of 18.1 passes a
game, Winnipeg receivers
are having a field day.
Rookie Joe Poplawski is the
league's leading receiver
with 45 catches and team-
mate Gord Paterson is
second with 42.

Leon Bright of British
Columbia Lions and Ot:

‘THE HERALD, Tuesday, September 12, 1978. PAGE 9"

sports —

Legion takes
softball tourney

The Legion Men’s team
won the annual mixed soft-
ball tournament Sunday

_taking two games. The men

first defeated Finning
Tractor 17-6 and later in the
day managed to get by
Charlie’s Brown Sox by a
close 9-8 count.

The league, which started
the year with some 36 teams,
plays under extraordinary
circumstances. Some teams
are composed of men and
women on the same team,
while others are strictly an
all fale team. *

Although that doesn’t
sound quite fair certain rule
changes allow for the
weakness of the weaker sex.
An all male team is not
allowed to score more than
five runs in an inning, while
a mixed team may score as
many as they are able.

Aiso men pitchers must
“slow pitch’? to women
batters, so that it works out
about even.

Bouton

ATLANTA (AP) — Jim
Bouton didn’t win anything
when he made his first major
league baseball appearance
in eight years Sunday, but
his wife won $5.

“About two years ago, we
made a het,” said Bobbie
Bouton, wife of the 39-year-
cid knuckleballer who made
his first appearance since
1970 Sunday when Los
Angeles Dodgers belted him

After the Legion team had
defeated both Finning and
Charlie’s Brown Sox, the two
losers played off with
Charlie's winning 13 to.5 to
place second in the tour-
nament. Finnings placed
third.

The male Most Valuable
Player award was presented
to Ken Rosentreter of Fin-
ning Tractor who plays left-
field. Runner-up for male
MVP was Brant Arnold-
Smith of Elker Auto. —

Female Most Vatuable
Player honors went to Bunty
Clarabut of the RCMP team.
Runners up were Carol
Reynolds of Finning and”
Shelly Wilcox of Charlie's
Brown Sox.

Some mention was made
of the possibility of holding
another tournament in two
weeks time over a Saturday
and Sunday. This one
however will be an all male
tourney. :

returns

pitching in the majors.”

“But they just don’t know
Jim, The Bulldog. The nick-
name is very fitting.”

Bouton, a 2l-game winner
with New York Yankees in

the 1960s, left baseball to-

become a television sport-
scaster. He also wrote a best-
selling book, Ball Four, an
irreverent look at the lives of

contrac! is mandatory. ready will have a function- — tgwa's Tony Gabriel are tied and Atlanta Braves 11-5. major league baseball

Deadline for receipt of ing header, for third with 39 each. “I bet $3 that he'd be back . players,
fenders is 3:30 p.m. Sep-
jember 29, 1978. rT

Tenders must be sub- AY TT'S NCE TO KhOW
mitted an the form and in the ; LCOU-D CHANGE
envelopes supplied which, ini NY OCCUPATION ANY
with particulars, may be ,
cbtained from the Forest : ST TEENIE TING I WANTED TO -
Ranger(s) indicated, or H ——— Trae Pd peony
frafn ‘thé District” Forester, j pee nes ; >
Ministry of Forests, Prince 5 '
Rupert, 6.C. §

The fowest or any tender Hi
will not necessarily be ac- i
cepted. (cd-15) - 3

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Barnes DOONESBURY
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MONTREAL (CP) — Mon-
treal Alouettes have learned
that quarterback Joe Barnes
will net require immediate
surgery on his damaged left
knee, a spokesman for the
club said Monday.

Barnes reinjured his knee
during Montreal’s 27-2 rout
of the Argonauts in Toronto
on Sunday,

“The . spokesman said
Barnes had not been placed

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on the 30-day injury list but
would be required to rest the
limb for perhaps that length |. ay
of time.
Meanwhile, veteran .
quarterback Sonny Wade
will intensify his program of
physiotherapy in an effort to
get back into action when -

Hamilton Tiger-Cats visit
the Aloweltes on Sunday. IN THE !
Wade is recovering from KITCHEN: |

knee surgery. -
Defensive halfback Dickie

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