MOBILE
HOMES

4978 34x70 Manco M.H.
‘Unfurnished, set up &
gkirted in Jocal trailer park.
Frog 635-9796. (Ctin-23-15-

‘For sale 1977 12483. three
‘Sadroom: Bendix mobile
home. Skirted and set up-in
Timberland Traller Court...

59,

foe

Fully furnished in colontat™

istyls, maple. Smal
finack: Fer appainimelt
gwlew phone 635-5986 atigr '6

Spm, Cozzoauly)

(1974 12x68 Safeway Bona
“Viata ‘3 bedroam fully fur-
“nished =moblile home... For
appciniment to view please
phone 635-5077; (P10-25July)

Glendale mobile home for

“wile. 12x64. Must be sean to
‘be appreciated, unfurnished,
10x32 foot addition with
-bédroomattached, finished.
For appolniment te view.
phone 635-7949, 635-9991.
(P20-31July)

For Sale: 12x56 mobile home
and full length addition on V2
acre. 3 berms., dining rm.
-LLR. with fireplace, Frult
trees, berry bushes, garden,
landscaped. Offers. 435-3271
afier 5 p.m. (stf-tfn)

3 bedroom doublewide for
sale. Located on large treed
lot. Fireplace, 2 baths, on
water system. Also large
workshop. Phane 635-4246 for |
appolntment fo view. (C20-
dojuly)

12448 Deluxe Mobile Home.
Wail io wall carpet.
Fireplace, built in bar,
washer & dryer, deep freeze,
console color T.V. Fully
furnished. Well kept. Used
only 1 year. WIII consider to
_ rent with option to buy. Write

. te Box 1218 care of Dally

Herald, Terrace, B.C. (P3-
Wwiuly)

‘12x63 3 bedroom trailer with
ralsed llving room. ‘10x24
‘aidition. Set up in a Thor-
nhill trailer park. Must be
seen to be appreciated. 636-
1269 or 635-5075. (P10-20July)

66. RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES...

- 1977 Chav van. 19000 miles, 3
way fridge, heater, stove.
Asking $9,500.00. Must be

seen to be appreciated..

~ Phone 635-6571. (P10-30July)

Steeps. 5. Mubt-be seen-io-be
_appreciated. Phone 638-1221
' days, 635-7467 evenings, (C5-

Wty) yoda

Why = Rent?

Completely camperlzed 26

foot bus matar home. Sleeps

5. Motor & tires In excellent

condition. Must be seen to be

appreciated. Phone 635-3692

after 6. (C10-18July)

1976 7a foot travel mate
camper, Excallent condition.
Sultable for 4 ton, shortbox
pick up or import pick up.
Extras. Phone 635-3795 after
&p.m. (PS-18July)

v7? Skylark 1112 foot,
fully equipped 1974 Ford 1.

| 1970-8 foot: Security campen,

Like new. WI sell
camper separately.
Phone 635-3029, (P7-
Wily)

“SERVICES _

67.

DIVORCE —
QUICK-INEXPENSIVE We
prepare your divorce papers
over the phone-fast. For
more information cal] Self-:
Counsel Services, the law
office’ of Jack D, James,
M.B.A.,; LL. B Toll free 112-
800-663-3035 (in Vancouver
area call 986-3366). (Atin-
.Tue)

NOTICE TO
CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF MARY
JOSEPHE COTE, late of
4432 Park Avenve, In the
District of Terrace, Province
of Gritish Columbia,

Creditors and others having
claims against the above
estate are required te send
full ‘particulars of such.
claims ¢o the undersigned:
executors at P.O. Box 609,
Terrace, Province of British
Columbia, VG 488, on or
before September t5th, 1979,
after which date she estate
will bedistributed among the
partlas entitled thereto,
having regard onty ta the
claims of which they have
notice, .

NORBERT EMILE COTE

and
HECTOR JOHN JOSEPH
COTE, Executors
_ CRAMPTON and BROWN,
Solicitors
(A4-10,13,17,20July)

‘ton super camper speclat. |. al

For sale 1 bore-t4 ‘months
old. Never been bred, Asking
$140.00. Phone 635-4171, (P5-
July)

"Top auallly hay. Reasonable

price. Pick upon fiald next to.

Highway 16 [n Smithers.
- Phone 847-3553 or Box 487.
;Smithers.(C5-23July)
“TE INDUSTRIAL ..

EQUIPMENT.
‘1977 ‘International 4200,250-
Detrol?. 12513 transmission.
SSHD rear. end, 55000 miles.
Sth wheal sleeper. Aluminum

gravel box. Phone 635-2603.
(P5-17July}

TENDERS —

Ministry oF
Forasis

Province of
Ertlsh Columbia
STAND
TENDING
CONTRACTS

|

e

Sealed tenders for ihe
following stand tending
contract (s) wilt be recelved
by the Regional Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, 8.C.. on the dates
shown below. - ;

_ Contract STIO3F-6-6 JS &
RF Locaied Maude Isiand,
Queen Charlotte Island
Ranger District Number of
hetares 45.3. Viewing date
July 23rd 1979, leaving
Rangers Station 9:00 a.m.
.NOTE: Viewing of the stand
tending site priar to ‘sub-
mitting a.tender for this

- contract is mandatory.
Deadiine for receipt of
tenders Is 1:0 p.m. July 3th
WH ke,

Tenders must be sub-
mitted onthe form and In the
envelopes supplied which,
with particulars, may be
obtained from. ihe Forest
Ranger(s) . Indicated,. or
from the Regional Manager,
Minigiry of. Forests; Prince
Rupert BIOs sye

"Tile fowest or
wilt not necessarily be ac-
cepted. .

“THIS CALL FOR TENDER
IS UNDER THE TERMS OF
THE CANADA BRITISH
COLUMBIA = INTENSIVE
FOREST MANAGEMENT
AGREEMENT.”
(A10-20July)

mY Alice manacenint!
Fam j y = iy

WALK THE DQG..TO
THE YO-YOLYMPIC®?

If you're a yo-yo aficionado
no older than 15 who.can
learn--Lunar Laops, Astro
Loops and Sleepers (lo name
a few}, your training and
competition: in the Duncan
Yo-Yolympics® begins at one
of over 14,208 community
centers in 1,025 cities,

The 50 state champions will
then compete in 9 regional
competitions to delermine
the finalists for the National
Championships to be held on
duly 20, 1979 at Marriott's
Great America Amusement
Center in Gurnee, Winois.
This marks the 50th year of
the Duncan Yo-Yo. In con-
junction with local recreation
departments the’ Dunean
Toys Company is hosting this
national yo-yo competition.

NEED |
ADVICE
ON YOUR

See Our

BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
On

PAGE 13

TORONTO (CP) — When

they married 23 years ago,

Dawn and Harold Wakefield

were school teachers who
shared their spare time on
the ski slopes, .ice tlnks,
tennis and badminton courts.
~ But now Mrs. Wakefield
can't walk because she has
multiple. sclerosis, Her
husband must carry her
downstairs to do the laundry
and lift her in and out of the

tub when she has a hath. -

They say, . however,
they’re as close aa they were
23 years ago and just ag

’ active — in a new way.

They and their two
children now are travelling
around Europe in a rented
car,

. Mri, Wakefield's ..
wheelchair and metal
walking ald ‘may make for
cramped family travel, but it
doesn't cramp thelr style.
After 11 years with her Ill-
a elvuely-xnit family vith 8
a closely- with a
crammed social calendar
and a home filled with humor
-and warmth, © =.
But few of Canada's 35,000
multiple-sclerosis families

are as lucky, and now, in the |

International Year. of thé

Child, the Multiple Scleroaia

Society of Canada ig trying to
find out just how the disease
changes family life,

Marriage. breakdown

among miultiple-sclerosis

couples is known to be higher

EFFICIENT FOOD STORAGE
FOR SINGLES AND COUPLES

By Barbara Swain, Author
of Cookery for One or Two,
Published by HP Books.
Storing food properly. is
the best way to avoid waste
and reduce your total food
expenditures — especially if
you’ cook for only one
or two. ;

* MAKE GOOD USE OF
SPACE—Meat
items,  left-
overs and any
foods prepared
i quantity

FREEZER

Swain ~ packaged for
freezing in single serving
portions wherever possible—
even if you're & couple, All
freezer containers or wyaps
must be moisture resistant
and air-tight, of course.

_* A SPACIOUS REFRIG-
ERATOR 1S A BOON—
Many items that families
often. store on the shelf are
better off in the refrigerator
of the small. houschold.
Mustard, catsup, pickles and
prederygs.siny around the
singles kitchen Jong enougi:
that; ‘they” need’ the extra
protection “of the colder
temperatures, .

_ Organize your cupboards
so that canned and pack-
aged goods don't get lost or
unnecessarily duplicated.
You might even invest in a
wax marker to label these
items with the purchase
date, .

should not be refrigerated
until they reach thé desired

texture for eating. At this ;

point they can he refriger-
ated. A softened avacado "
will stay in good eating
condition in the refrigerator
for up to five days. If you
find yourself with a ready-
to-eat -avocado and no
chance to use it, let your
freezer save your invest-
ment. Simply peel and seed
it, mash the pulp with a
little lemon juice and freeze
it in an airtight container.
Better yet, use the fruit to
make this different and deli-
cious frozen dessert; serve it
for a special dinner for two.
Set your freezer at the low-
est
finest texture:

AVOCADO ICE

1 soft California avocado,
. peeléd, seeded =. ”
and sliced

1/2 teaspoon grated lime
1

pee
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup lime juice
1/4 cup honey

Blend avocado with re-
‘maining ingredients in elec-

tric blender until amooth. .

Pour into refrigerator trays.
Freeze until firm, stirring
once when semi-frozen.
_ Makes 2 one-half cup serv-
ings.
. * &
Experiment with other
avocado recipes for singles
or doubles. Order a free

temperature for the -

aa, ka ate nr Pa emer

than the national 25-per-cent
average and has been
rumored as high as 80 per

‘cent.

But uo one knows for pare
says Deanna Groetainger,,
spokeaman for the society.

The only study ever done
— in 1973 in New York state
— ‘showed ..the - marrlage-
breakdown rate three times
the average for the area, she
sub-

+

A new society

committee with patients, -
spouses; social workers, .

doctora,

business people and
therapists is. studying

the

social and psychological '

effecta af the disease on the
family, both short-term ant
long-term.

- Also this summer, 4 social
is an an-
thropologist are working ca
a federally funded study of
Toronto: multipleaclerosis
patients and teen-age
children.

The causa of the disease is
not known and there is no

mown cure. It hits people in
* the prime of life — usually

between ages 20 to 40 — and

‘strikea almost two women

for every man. . ,

Multiple scleroais causes
short circuits in the nerves
that control functions such
as speech, vision, limb
Movement, bladder and

contro], -
. No family ls'‘ever the same
after a chronic. disease

Hi

.2guT

_” Partners needed
on Gold Claims. -
‘Diamond:Brill ready,

_ Phone"835-2708 or
635-3576 ovenings :

Pe SR TE. Oe

strikes, says Dr. Ruth Sky,
who works with — the
chronically ill at Riverdale
Hospital in Toronto,

. She said multiple eclerosls
adds spedlal stress because

one never knows how it will -

affect a particular patient.

Some become paralysed
-overnight, Others live their
entire’ life with just the
symptoms of fatigue and

' lack of bladder control and if
it's not recognized ‘as
multiple sclerosis they may
be accused instead of being
lazy, drunk or neurotic.
“But most experience a see-
saw swing from bad flare-up
periods, which keep them in
d for months, to near-
normal remission. -
It's this uncertainty that
takes its toll on familly: life,
Dr. Sky said. Canada ia a

high-risk area, although no

one knows why,

A high-risk ares is
wherever 40 people in every
100,000 have the disease.
Parts of Canada have 190
victims per 100,000 le,
shows a recent study by Dr,
Walter Hader of Saskatche-
wan,

Dr. Sky sald a muitiple-
-scleroals patient becomes

. Nalmoat a different person if

he or she becomes severdy |

disabled, depressed,
emotionally unstable or
. unable to communicate,”

How did the Wakefields -

survive the stress?

The Herald, Tuesday, July 17, 1979, Page 15

Some of thelr success ia
sheer luck, but moat is the
result of cold determination,
clear planning and patience.

Wakefield said he and his

wife decided long ago to

eezeevery ounce of living

every day and they've
kept their vow,

Humor eases the situation

of any heavy scene. There's

a lot of it in the Wakefield
home.

e handicaps can be overcome

The children were ane and
three years old when doctors
diagnosed their mother's

Be.

Sonja, 14, eaid she doesn't
understand how multiple
sclerosis could break up a
family.

“T do know we have more
chores than other kids but we
have so much fun on the
weekends and travelling
together, it all balances
out.’’

RADIO

COMMUNICATIONS
iCGE}

merlca,
- Canadian General Etectric with a complete line of highly

- APPLICATION: - :
. Spplicatlon form to:

SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

Canadian General Electric Co. Ltd. Mablie Radio Department
has restructured |ts marketing arganization in B.C. as a result
there Is sn immediate opening for a communications system
asles representajive in Terrace.

INDUSTRY ~ -
World energy and fuel shortages have made mobile radio the
fastest Growing ‘Industry In electronics in North A

engineered and long accepted communications products is a
malor supplier to thie Industry. -

EXPERIENCE: .
Appilcants should have previous soles experience and a suc:
cessful track recordin the Industrial marketplace, preferably
inTerrace. A baale knowledge of electronics with one or mere
years experience In FM communication systems ia highly
Gesirable. The successful applicant will recelve product
training edditional sales training and continued management
support. . ;

em ul
SALARY. AND BENEFITS: a - .
Your starting salary will be commenimrate with experience
and background. A company car, expense account and full
CGE benefits package Including medical. dental. drug,
disability and pension plans will be provided [n addition fo this
fixed setary caretr position. Salary reviews are based. on
overall performance and occur early, . ‘

completed CGE employment

Mr. Mark Brekke
Canadian Generat
Electric Co. Ltd.

Mobile Redlo Department
30108 Kalum St.

Terrace, 6.C,

Talephone No, 635-6271

Selected applicants will be contacted and Interviews wil! be-
conducted by appoliniment onty on July 30 and 31 In ‘Terrace by
Mr, Norm Walker, District Spies Manager, Northern, 6.C.

Provide. full resume ond-or

See re) wit

f SMITHERS €

© FRESH PRODUCE DE-. brochure by writing:

GRNVESSBECTA LA TIEN Avocado-ry fof One or Two

TION-“Avdcados are like P.O: Hox 19159
many tree fruitsthey Irvine, CA 92713

requiresa
LEGAL INFORMATION COUNSELLOR:

Duties include: . ;
—provide legal information and direct
cllent casework. : ;
—organizing and participating
munity workshops. .
Qualifications:

verbally and In writing, work with Board
and staff.
—relate to community needs,

undertake specialized training.

Salary: :
$13,656 p.a. (under review)

Submit resume by octh duly, 1979 to Box
2904, Smithers

OMMUNITY LAW CENTRE )

In a com.

~abllity to deal with clients and agencies,

Applicant must be willing to travel’ and

J

INSTRUCTORS NEEDED

The Terrace Recreation Department Is now planning
its FALL PROGRAMS, and It requires INSTRUCTORS
In any fleld of Recreation, If you are Interested In
teaching a course in the ARTS or CRAFTS or
GENERAL INTEREST AREA or leading a SPORTS or
FITNESS program then we need you. Fall programs
must be finalized by July 27 so call now. Please feal
free to call Mary-Margaret Smith for Information on
how you can get Involved. The success of -a good
community recreation program Is dependent upon the
entire community Input so we fook forward to your
support. , ;

The following are examples of programs for which
we require instructors:

SPORTS: Badminton, Basketball, Boxing, Broomball,
Floor Hockey, Skating - Tot on Ice - Teen & Adult
, Lessons, Gymnastics - Tots - Teens and Children,
Martial Arts, Ice Hockey Referees - women, Soccer -
nou Volleyball,

ITNESS: Disco Dance, Ladies Kee
Mens Programs - aa
Program. on
OUTDOOR RECREATION: Backpackl Hikl
Orienteering, Wilderness Survival. av me
THE ARTS: Dance - Falk, Ethnic, Square, Disco, Jazz,
Ballroom, ete. :

GRAPHICS: Drawing - Children and Adults, Design,
Painting - Watercolors and Oil, Photography. ~
CRAFTS: General Aris & Crafts for Children, Batik
and Tle Dye, Candiemaking, Pottery and Ceramics,
Copper Toollng, Flowercratt, Jewelry Making.
Lapidary, Sculpture, Woodworking, Leather Craft,
wearing sae Kite Making, Crochet, Knitting,
‘ Inning an ng, Sewi
pedlecratt, Embroldery. me nr Macrame,

AMA: Puppetry, Mime
music ppetry » Storytelling, Thestre.
COOKING: Ethnic, Childrens, Microwave.
MISCELLANEOUS: First Ald, Bridge, Woodworking,
Upholstery, Cabinet Finishing, Senlor Citizens Craft
and Dance Programs, ete,

Jogging,
Indoor, Dancercize, Yoga, Mens

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:30 Wheel of Mister Definition M for Music
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