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1. Coming Events

33. For Sale - Mise,

49. Homes for Sale

68, Legal

THE HERALD, Monday, October 9, 1977, PAGE 7

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1. Coming Events

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No.
1620, Terrace, B.C. Meeting
held every 2nd and 4th Thur-
sday every month at 6 p.m.

Phone 635-6641. (ctf)

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tuesday night at §

in the Skeena Health Unit. For

mare information phone 635-
2047 or 635-3023.

Kermode Four Wheelers
Meetings 1st Wednesday of each
month at 8 p.m. in the meeting
room at the Sandman Inn. For
further information phone 635-

- Terrace 6.P.0.E.
{Elks Lodge). First and Third
Thursday of month. ©.0.R.P.
(Ladies of the Royal Purple) -
Second and Fourth Monday of
Month.

Welght Watchers meeting held
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the
Knox United Church Hall, 4407
Lazeile Avenve.

The Catholle Womens League
WHI hold thelr Annval Fall Tea
and Bazzaar on Sat. Oct. 27th at
the Veritas Auditorium.

cTF

| Canadiar Calorle

‘meet avery Tuesday at Thid

Elementary School 7:00 p.m.
New members welcome fram
Terrace ond Thorhiil.. Further
Information call 635-5486. or 635-
7425.

. A special general meeting of
the Skeena Vallay Golf and
Country Club membership Is
called for Tuesday October 4th.,
st 8:00 p.m. In the Clubhouse.
This concerns. your Funding
Committee reports, recom-
‘mendations, discussion af
General Meeting tor election of
new Officers and Interim
Operation of the Club. It Is
vitally Important you attend. (p-
Oct.4)

The Tamitik Women’s
Association witl hold thelr
annual general meeting on
Thursday, September 29, at 8
p.m. In the Kitimat Women’s
Centre In the Nechako Centra.

Sept. 27 to Oct. 11 - exhibition of
art selected for office display In
Terrace Library Arts Room.
Oct, 4 - 8:00 p.m. general
meeting of the Terrace Art
Association. New comers
welcome. Library Arts Room.

A Tea and Bazaar will be held In
Knox United Church on Sat.
Dec. 3 from 2 to 4:30 P.M.

The Independent Order of
Foresters are having a Tea &
Bazaar at the Elks Hall on
Oct.15 from 1-4 p.m.
Homemade items, baking and
much mera,

The J.0.F. regular meetings-3rd
Saturday of each month at the
Slumber Lodge at 8 p.m.

Kitimat Community Arts
Council - Next Meeting:
Thursday Oct. 13, 1977 at 7:30
p.m, at Museum. Arte end
Craft Falr: The éth Annual
Fair to be held on Oct. 22, 1977.
at City Centre Mall. = All
Welcome.

A special meeting of the
Terrace Soclal Credit party will
be held atthe Terrace Library
on Wadnesday Oct. 5, 1977 at
7:30 p.m. (ctf-3)

Lae ee

Rebekah todge Tea and
Bazaar, Sat. Nov. § 2-4 p.m.
Elk's Half Raffle draw 4 p.m.
Old Age Pensioners Tea and
Bazaar Sat. Nov. 12, 1:30-4:30
p.m. Arenas Banquet Room.

Raftle draw 4:00 p.m. (ctf Nov.)

HOUSE PLANT SALE: Sat.
Oct. 1st 10.a.m. - 2 pits, 4912
Park Ave.

Variefy of Houseplants.
Proceeds to Terrace Child
Development Centre. For
Donations or Information phone
625-5650, (c-Oct, 1-77)

Terrace Chess Club is looking
for new players. Everybody,
Including beginners, are
welcome to attend.

Games and Instruction are
avery Wednesday af 7:00 p.m.
at the Terrace Swimming Pool
Board Room. For Information
Phone Joe at 635-5419 (ctf)

Couch and Chair for sale. In
excellent condition. Phone 635-
5628, (p-19-2)

Hunter Special - 6 ft. Cam-
perette with boat rack. alsa 12
sear old Mare Pony. Phone 635-
7521, (p-20-3}

One antique wood cook stove
and one wood cook stove. 1972
International Travel-All
$1800.00. Open to offers. Phone
635-2485, (p-21-2)

Weiner plgs for sale. Cail 635-
2603 (ctf-}

Four bedroom house with un-
{finished basement on § acres of
land. Across from N.W.C.C,
also work shop 60’ x 40' wide and
20° high. On 12.5 acras, 2 mile
from city Limits. For more
information phone Houston 845-
2928 or write to Box 580. (p-Oct
14)

House for Sale:
3 bedroom house with wall to

. wall carpet-full basement gas

heat close to schools and town.
Drive by 4921 Park of phone for
635-7382 or 635-7594 (p- . 16+
17-19-21-1-3-5-7-9-11}

39. Boats & Engines

1974 Chrysler boat motor far
sale. 55 H.P. complete with |et,
good condition. $900. Phone
635-2420 (c-21-3)

43. Rooms for Rent

13. Personal

(no longer will be responsible
as of September 30, 1977 for any
debts Incurrdd by my wife
Chantalle Michaud, Jean
Michaud. (c-1-3)

14. Business Personal

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD
Class A Electrical Contracting.
- Free Esimates. Phone 635-5876

or 632-1231. (ctf)

Room for rent for single gen-
thmen In the bench area. With
kitchen and living Troon
facilities. Phone 635-3971 CTF

Sleeping room for rent. Private
entrance. Near town.
Supply of linenevery week. Has
a bathroom for your con-
venience. Very reasonable
price. Phone 635-4013 after 5:00
p.m. (ctf-m.w.f)

48. Suites for Rent

Gelden Rute: Odd [obs for the
fobless. Phone 635-4535. 3238
Katum. (etf) ;

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.
Refrigerative Contracting and
_ household repairs. Phone 635-
S876 or 634-1231. (ctf)

' TAXI DRIVERS
Full time, part time.

Class 4
licance and police permit
required. Contact manager,
Terrace Tax! - 635-2242 (ctf)

Meo os Teg he i tS

ASTROLOGY

Register now for beginners
& Advanced evening classes.
For more Information or con-
vitations. Phone 635-2390,"
(Evenings)

(P-16-5)

QUEENSWAY TRADING
3215 Katum - 638-1613
Terrace most unique second

hand store.
; You Need It -
We've Got It -
' Book & Tape Swap
Guns - Antiques
Furniture - Appliances
T.V.s - Stereo’s - Lots More
“For the Best Deal
In Town”
(ett-4)

KILGREN EXCAVATING
Smail cat work, 42030, Land-
scaping, backfilling, stump
removal, clearing. Truck,
fandern axle. Hyab +7’ Flat-
deck, 20’ fandam axle trailer,
Phone 635-3112. Ask for Wayne.

eff.)

Consign your car, teuck or
trailer. Leta protassfonal sellit
for you. ae
Copper Mountain
Enterprises Lid.
635-4373
DOL WE05A

(ctf)

CEDAR PLACE
APARTMENTS

4931 Walsh Avenue
Suife 113
Terrace, B.C.
635-7056
New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites
lor rent. Fridge, stove, drapes,
carpet, rec area, sauna and pool
able, wiih security en
erpohone and elevator. Ab-
solutely no pets.

E.W., Landscaping
Box 454, Terrace, B.C,
Specializing In Lands, Trees,
Shrubs, ete. Complete Tree
Care - Insect & Eroslon Control,
Fencing & Contruct Blasting
635-6993

EUGEN WOESTE

(c-20,21,22 end of Sept.)

Webb Refrigeration

4623 SOUCIE 635-2188

Authorized
Service Depot
Repairsto Refrigerators
Freezers, Washers, Dryers;
And Ranges
(ctf)

_ 2 bedroom house for

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

We will Establish you in
yourawn
DISCOUNT FABRIC
STORE
In the location of your chalce,
initlal Investment $10,000 to
$15,000. For more In-
formation write ta Box 2043
Stn. R. Kelowna, B.C. VIX

19. Help Wanted

Required immediatoly- ex-
perlenced joader operator for
new heel-boom cable loader, in
the Williams Lake area. Salary
commensurate with ex-
perience. Twelve months
operation pertod. Contact:

Dave Karran. Jacobson
Brothers Forest Products
Phone 392-4121 weekdays or
write Box 4710 Willlams Lake

4K5,

(e-4-5)

55, Property for Sale

Must sell - Two wooded lots
totalling 5.13 acres, ideally
located In the town of Telkwa.
Sub-dividing posslbititias.
Write Box 2322, Smithers, 8.C.
of phone 847-3353, (p-20-3)

57. Automobiles —

1973 Nova SS radio, new tires,
Best offer. 638-1354. also
1972 Datsun 510 Radio, tape
dack, asking $1700. Phone 638-
1356. (p-21,1)

i970 Ford LTD. Good condition.
$1,400 or best offer. Phone after
5:00 p.m. 638-1577 or view at
5218 McConnell (p-1-3)

1974 Mazda, 4 door Station
Wagon. Lew mileage, excellent
‘condition. $2400 firm. Phone
698-1842 after 6 p.m. (stf)

1977 Blazer K5. AMany options.
For more information call 624-
6015. Interested partlas only
(c-20-3) .

1973 Chevy 2 ton. 6 cyl., radio,
canopy. Asking $2,000. Phone
635-6880, (p-20,1,4,6}

For sale: 1973 Dodge
Tradesman Van. — Interlor
Customized. Please phone after
6:00 p.m. 635-3029 (p-20-3)

HILLSIDE LODGE
4450 Little Avenue

Sleeping rooms, housekeeping
units, centrally located. Full
furnished. Reasonable rates by|
day or week.
only. Phone 635-6611. (ctf)

For Sale: 3 bedroom modular
home, Fulfoasement on Zacres
$34,900. Phone 635-3469 or 679-
3961 (e-Sept. Oct)

: Non-drinkers|-

1970 Ford Custom. Four dr.
sedan, 302 cuble inch,
automatic. Priced to sell.

Phone 635-6235 or 635-4928 (ctf)

Transfers - Plates - Sales Tax.
See Wightman & ‘Smith -
AUTOPLAN agent. 4611
Lakelse Ave. Terrace. Open
Saturday. (ctf)

58. Mobile Homes

Clinton Manor

Furnished or unfurnished studi
¢ 1 bedroom apartments.
Security enterphone. Sauna.
635-4261
638-1632

Immediate Gecupancy: 12x68
three bedroom Safeway.
Laundry room, finished mud
room, large sundeck.
Located on a fully landscaped
cholce lot at Copperside. Phone
635-4461, (¢-Oct. 2)

KEYSTONE COURT
APARTMENTS

Office No. 2- 4603 Scott. One,
wo and three bedroom part-

ments. Laundry % Storage
area. Near schools and
downtown. Clean, qulet

spacious, security lock:up and
patrol.

635-5224

(cif)

4 bedroam row housing sultes.
Full basement, 142 baths, a
block from schools. 3 min. walk
fram town. Suitable for
families, $250 per month. 6
months lease. Apply sulte 118,

3530 Kalum. (ctf)
2 bedroom sulte. Available
October 1, 1977. Centrally

located. Phone 635-9471 (ctf)

Storage space avallable for
campers, boats, vehicles, etc. -
Limited space left. Call 635-4326
for quotes. (ctf-m and th)

49, Homes for Sale

sale:
Beautifully situated'on Lakelse
Lake. Large lot. Must sell,
owner leaving town. Phone 635-
3178, (p-19-2))

For Sale: 1 bedroom house at
4645 Kelth Avenue. Price $2,000.

Must be moved - before
snowlall. Phone 635-6334 days
or 635-6974 nights. (c-19-9)

FOR SALE

3 bedroom home with com-
plated basement, sulte carpeted
throughout, Shaw fireplace
plus many extras. Drive by 4801
Hatilwell or phone 635-3944 after
5 p.m. for details. Priced at
$51,500. (ctf)

For Sale: Mobile Home. Set up
In Woodland Hieghis Traller
Park. Fully skirted, with Joey
shack. Phone 635-5346 after 5:00
p.m. (p-19-2}

Trailer and addition on lot in
Thornhill . Lawn, greenhouse,
and woodshed, Will consider
trades. Phone 635-2641
evenings. and weekends, (p-
415,16,19,20/21,3,4,5)

66. Rec. Vehicles

17 Camper Trailer. Phone 635-

5628 (p-1-5)
60. Tenders

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO
AND POWER AUTHORITY

Invites tenders for - Supply,
haul and place approx. 15,700
cu. yds. of grandular fills at new
B.C, Hydro Office and
Warehouse Site in Section 9,
Prince Rupert, 8.C.

Reference No. Q7-3848

Closing Date: 12 October 1977

Seated tenders clearly marked
as above-referenced will be
recelvad In Room 1026, B.C.
Hydro and Power Authority
Bulldinge 970 Burrard Street,
Vancouver, 8.C. V6Z 1¥3 until
11:00 a.m. local time, 12 Oc-
tober 1977.

Delails may ba obtained from
the office of the Purchasing
Agent, 19th Floor, 970 Burrard
Street, Vancouver, B.C. Véz
173, telephone 663-2577 and 663-
2560.

(c-1)

Too much bench
time slaws you
down. Get active.
Get in shape and
put yourself in

the clear. Fitnessis fun.

Try some.

Notice of Application to Change
of Name

Notice is hereby given that an
application will be made to the
Director of Vital Statistics for a

“changeofname, pursuant to the

provisions of the “Change of
Name Act.’ by me: AAlfle
Schinkel of 4607 Haugland
Street, Terrace, In the Province
of British Columbla, as follows:
To change my name from
Aaltje Schinkel to Aaltje Selnen.
Dated this 28th day of
February, 4.0, 3977.

Volcano
spares

illag
KALAPANA, Hawaii
(AP) — This tiny coastal
community on Hawaii
Island appears to have been
ared from a lava flow with

e end of an eruption of
Kilauea Volcano, scientists

report.

‘We'll probably let the
residents return to their
homes Monday moming if
nothing new happens,”
Dennis Yamashita, Hawall
County civil defence lo-
gistics and supply officer,
said Sunday.

The cooling flaw slowed
early Sunday to a rate of
five or six feet an hour.

Activity ended Saturday
afternoon in the voicano’s
cone about seven miles
away, said Len Anderson, a
geophysicist at the Hawaii
Volcano Observatory.

The town’s 175 residents
were evacuated late last
week when authorities said
the lava flow might pass
through but the lava later
began to pool in gullies
about a mile from the sea.

Fire
injures
24

SHANNON, Ireland (AP)
— A‘jetliner carrying abou
250 US. tourists caught fire
here late Sunday and about
24 passengers were injured,

Airport authorities re-

ported.

Initial reports said in-
uries were limited to
roken limbs reported to
have been caused when the
DC-8 aircraft made an
emergency stop during
take-off when flames were
spotted coming from the
landing gear.

The plane, chartered from
Capitol Airways, had made
a stopover here while
returning to the U.S. with
the tourists who had spent
eight days in Rome.

Airport authorities said
most of the passeners on the

jane came from Texas and

Kklahoma: The plane was
reported to be hound for
Dallas, Tex., via Hartford.

Passengers said the plane
was taxiing down the run-
way ready for takeoff when
flames were spotted
shooting from the landing
gear, witnesses said. They
said the flames rapidly

- spread to the right side of.

e plane.

The ,plane was im-
mediately stopped.

The injured passengers
were taken to hospital, The
other pasengers were found
hotel accommodation for
the night near the airport,
which is about 130 miles
from the Irish capital of
Dublin.

“100K”
As low as $200.00 youcan buy a 14’ wide

mobile home - furnished - set up and delivered.

HURRY!
Phone Mr. George - collect 434-9175 -

Joint accord hailed hy

By THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Israeli government
sharply criticized an Sunday
a new U.S.-Soviet

declaration on the Middle

East. The Palestinians and
other Arabs hailed it as a
positive step toward peace.
The joint declaration,
aimed at reconvening a
Middle East peace con-
ference in Geneva before
the end of the year, urged
Israel to recognize the
“legitimate rights of the
Palestinian ple” and to
ant the Palestinians a role
in Geneva negotiations.
Israel claimed the
declaration would stiffen
Arab policy toward Israel
and hamper efforts ta
resume the peace con-
ference, which comprised
only a brief session in
December, 1973, after the
last Arab-Israeli war.
Jerusalem contends the
superpower endorsement of
Palestinian participation in
Geneva will open the way
for a Palestine Liberation

0
delegate to join the talks and
for creation of an independ-
ent Palestinian state, o
tions rejected out of hand
Jerusalem,

The Israelis have said
only that they will accept
n on

representation in a Jor-
danian delegation at Gen-

eva.
MESSAGE TO CARTER

Informed sources in Cairo
said a “very im ortant
message: from ‘Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat,
commenting on the joint
declaration, was sent
Sunday to Egyptian Foreign
Minister Ismail Fahmy,
who is in New York City for
the current meeting of the
United Nations General
Assembly.

The semi-official Egyp-

tian newspaper Al Ahram
‘said Fahmy will meet U.S.
President Carter in the next
two days to pass on Sadat's
message.

Faruk Kaddumi, chief of
the PLO's _ political
department, in New York
and the Egyptian state radio
welcomed the declaration as
a “positive step toward a
breakthrough in the
stalemated Arab-Israeli
conflict.”

The declaration, issued

Saturday by U.S. State

Secretary Cyrus Vance and
Soviet Foreign Minister
Andrei Gromyko, did not
define the so-called ‘‘rights’’
of the Palestinians. A U.S.
state department
spokesman said later those
rights should be negotiated
at Geneva.

The statement by Moscow
and Washington called for
participation in a new peace
conference by “ali the
parties involved in the
conflict, including the
Palestinians.” But it did not
mention the PLO.

:¢ Minister
vho chaired
g Sunday in
of Prime
em Begin,
spital from
said the
tains “the
the super-
impose a

Israeli Finar
Simha Ehrlich,
acabinet meeti
the absence
Minister Menz
recovering in I
exhaustion,
declaration cc
first signs tha
powers want t
solution.”’

“The staten
acceptable i
Ehrlich said.
accept an
solution.”’ -

Meanwhile, :
ploded in .
central bus sta
wounding three ersons, one
ofthem serious] , police and
hospital officia ; reported.

nt is not
Israel,”
We cannot

imposed

bomb ex-
trusalem’s
on Sunday,

In Beirut,
Yasser Arafat's
guerrilla comm
it was respons
blast. A comm.
the explosion
wounded “an
number of Zior sts and in-
flicted heavy dz nage to the
buses parked in the
station.” .

Lebanon,
Palestinian
nd claimed
sle for the
inique said
killed and
unspecified

~ Cubans sent
to Ethiopia

CAIRO (Reuter) — A
Somali embassy official
said Sunday a large
proportion of the Cuban
troops ‘in Angola have been
withdrawn and sent to
Ethiopia.

The Soviet Union has
decided to meet all the
expenses of the tran-
sportation of Cuban troops

in addition to providing.

them with supplies during
their stay in Ethiopia, the
official Middle East News
Agency quoted him as

saying.

“The Soviet U ion exerted
strong pressure on Angolan
President Agost aho Neto to
ap rove the tra sfer of the

uban troops from: his
country to Et! opia,” the
agency report i him as
saying.

He was furth: ' quoted as
saying that Ni .o’s recent
visit to the Sovie Union was
to persuade Mos ow that the
presence of ie Cuban
troops was in the interests of
the security of . ngola.

Greenpeace in debt
after whale campaigns

SEATTLE (AP) — Green-

ace Foundation president
Dr, Patrick Moore said
Friday that his organizasion
is $bout $250,-000 in debt
after its anti-whaling
protest against Russians
and Japanese on the Pacific
Ocean this summer.

He told a rally here t at
about $500,000 of the money
raised by the organization
supported shadowing of
whaling ships by tha James
Bay, a converted
minesweeper.

He also said the whale
population may be dwin-
dling seriously.

“The ‘oussians and
Japanese found few whales
this year and there is some
doubt they will fish next
year because the whale
population has been so
depleted,” he said.

What makes me angry Is
that sclentists sit around
and devise humane ways to
kill whales,” he said.

“You know how the
Russians do it? They walt
until the big body curves up
out of the water, then blow
ita backbone away with
explosive harpoons.

‘Whales are mammals,

just like us, and they scream
and thrash around for 15 or
50 minutes before they go
still.”

Moore also called for an
end to the hunting of the

bowhead whale by Eskimos.

“The theory that Eskim,s
should continue to slaughter
the whale as a tradition has
long ago been proved false,”
he said. ‘‘.ost of the
traditions of the northland
natives went a long time ago
with the entrance of the

white man on ti 2 scene.
“Now tourists tire the Es-
kimos to go ot in their
plastic boats wi h powerful
outboards and iurder the
whales w th explosive
harpoons. Th tourists

watch from he. zopters or

other boats.”

known,

Do it Now
Aluminum

routes.

right persons.

WANTED

Ambitious boys or girls to do : arrier

Sheets

26” x 36”
12 sheots only. 9,15

THE DAILY HERALE

3212 Kalum St. Terrace

Good experience and earnings f: r the

Phone Mr. Loiselle 635-6357
The Terrace Daily Herald

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