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“| 1é,acres In Topley, B.C., 1

Lot for tate at Copperside
Estates. Phone 635-7081, .
(P20-17Aug) - 0

1Oacres of residential land In
town. Asking $60,000. Phone
635-9247, (p5-22A)

Lot for sale by owner, 764
‘Pine Street Thorshill area,
$12,000.00, easy terms
Phone 282-3765. (P24-24Aug'

“" PROPERTY”
’ FOR SALE

mile off Hwy. 16. Lightly
freed. 8 miles. from
Houston.. 2 miles fram
Sunset Lake. Power, water
and 3 biirm. trailer. Asking

156. BUSINESS

area
Spaghetil-Steak house, For —_———
more Information apply. yp7g - 14x70 Manco. mobile .

stating age and a small
resume of yourself to:.

MOBILE < |
2° HOMES
1974 3BR Knight doublewide
situated on % acre tand- .

59,

RECR

G6. RECREATIONAL |
<" VEHICLES

1977 Land Cruiser, soft top &
hard top, 10000 highway

66,

scaped lot on Copparside ~.™iles. New condifion. Cali

Subdivision, Has veg. gar-
den, greenhouse,

smokehouse and shed , Exc -

Conditlon.Pleasa call after

evenings. 847-3556, 647-324)
days. (C10-224)

14 foot Holldalre travel

SPM 635-2014 traller. Asking $2900.00.
(C10—27Aug) ~ Phone 635-5128" after: & p.m.
. (C5-16A)

12x68 Glendale mabile h .

11974). Includes larga heated

1976 Goriair 700 tent trailer.

_and tinlshed annex. Asking $1550.00. 3 bedroom: house.

‘464 Reld Sirest

Quesnel, B.C.
- VaL 2Mé
10214)

Ww Chev. Cheyenne
PLU. Heavy Duty’ ari
vion. Radio. PS. PEM

$15,500, Utllity shed: In. rear
— extra, Asking $500 OBO. °
over $400,.Pnone 635-7949
from Sunday to Thursday.
(p32-285) t

Mobile . home, 12x68.
MeGuiness, Set up in trailer -
court, Asking: $16,000, ‘un-
furnished: or best offer.

Phone 635-9599, .(P5-16A)

For Sale—min! motar home:
$3000.00 Phone 635—2761
atter 6PM(P3—Aug 16

975 GMC cpstomized vind
stom paint ‘job. ‘P.S.,
P.B. Lota of extras. Must]

5768, (p5-17A)

1974 - 12x60 2 bedroom
Bendix trailer, Sat up in

’ Woodland Heights Traller.
- Park.

Fully furhished.
Asking $12,000.00. 631-1655.
(C6-17A) .

home. Unturalstied, set up &

skirted | al tralier park.
Ittza Joe's Phone easy io

{Cttn-1-08-
79) .

,

Must sell—Diplomat. 12X68

Mobile Home. Many extras.

$51,500. For more{ phone 435-5729 or wrlie P.O. be seen to be appreciated,
Information contact: Box 1121, Lillooet, B.C, (es Mike (aint Ask for
P.O. Box 148 aM) . : : . ,
Topley, B:C. or ; ” 17 foot travel iraller In ex-
3 bedroom Estate mobile
jerrace, BC home, In good condition. Set Pe eae et,
at Prat al up on spacious lot in Terrace rene eae tae
ttn ™ Trailer Court, Phone 635- cee oven ee oe
-tf} equalizer hitch, ‘electric

brakes and controls. Asking ©

$3000.00 Phone 635-4277
(p3-Aug 20 ; :

1974 Travel Mate traller for
sate, Aaking $2600.00 Also
auto washer for parts.
Asking $50.00 Phone 635-5035
p5-22 Aug

ne

LEGAL
Mechanic's Lien “pet.

Vehicle for Sale. Terrace
Chrysler Limited of 4916

_Can be seen by appointment Highway 16 West, Terrace,’

pared

ne YaTon ' For Sale:'12X683 Br. Mobile
. fomecwith finished 10x24

only .Phone 632~—2585: after

B SPAM(C5—20- aug be re

vF ———

eid

dditien set up. in-a

§,.C. has: supplied parts and
repairs to a 1949 Dodge Van

owned by Clyde Nelson, 4734 |

Waish Ave., Terrace, B.C.
The bill remains unpald and
efforia to contact eh owner

: as have brought ho response, $0 .
extras Phone om Las eta ndscaped spot In a Thor- the vaniclewill be'sold under
Pe-21 Ava eee. Ahll tealler park, Call 638— tems of the Mechanit’s Llen

“271269 for appolniment fo view Act to highest bidder at 2:

1967 - 289 motor 3 ‘epeed+ (P5420 Aug}

tranamission. Poslirack rear
end. Excellent running
condition. Asking. $500,
Phone 635-9998. Ask for
Dennis. (c5-17A)

For sale 1968 Chev Belair,
geod condition. Custom
madera ”

for Toyota long box.
Phone 635-4305 or leave
message at
WAP

Sssere (PS gM {P52 Avg).
Paar az Joeabidtetd Sia :

1971 Chev Townsman station -

1972- 12x62 Mobile Home. 2
bedrooms, excetlant con-
dition Iraltlatilon fireplace .
Wl consider smali car In
trade. Phone 635-3968, {p3-20
Aug}

1975 Vista Villa
Tralter, Phone 625-9308 after

12x68

tHe Sen wena Eh 0

PM August 3th, 1979 Bids

will be held secret unti! the

sale. cl-16 Aug.

’

KIT FOR CHILDREN

‘k

By Shirley Olsen Guth.

Snips anid snnils...is‘that what °

little Kids are made of

Alsgy: slugs and Wags, And ;

shoots’: and roots, weeds and
seeds, and about 250 outdoorsy
things fiore. according to British
Columbia's new Encore nature
progsam tor children.

' A
A. portable kit with hundreds

of suggested outdoor activities
and stranger-than-fiction facts of
wildlife, Encore is ‘tumirg
childrén alt ‘over B.C. on to
nalure,

Nature is in the cards

“Even to slimy slugs and &

creepy bigs? You bet.

-THING OF BEAUTY
Just let. a child watch a
crawling slug from ‘underneath
sheet of glass for. 15 minutes,
suggests activity card 76, and
he'll begin to see a thing of
beauty, not just a green, squishy
thing. :
Or let him count the rings in
his own’ tree-stump’-charcaal
rubbing—Lcand 63. shows: him
how to do one—and he'll realize
there was plenty of life on earth,
long before rock and roll, ”
Designed for chitdren from 9
to 14, “‘the kit answers kids’
two favorite questions— ‘Where
‘is there to, go? What is there to
do?’,"' says Encore’s creator, Rod
Cameron, director of information
and education at the Ministry of
Environment. Cameron, a
biologist, and his steff worked for
two years lo come up with the
answers. ‘S
The result looks like a’pack of
playing cards that kept on
growing. 7 .

_ VACANTLOT |
Some 250 king-sized activity
cards, illustrated with: cartoons,
Escher fdrawings and photo-
graphs, pack messages about the

B.C. environment and suggest
hundreds of nature projects.

- A companion catalogue fists
over 800 outdoor locations, fram

Learning can he done ina park, or ever a vacant lot.

Fort Nelson to Cranbrook,
where children can find Mother
Nature at her mast interesting.

_ The kit comes in an attractive
wooden box, and the cards are
stiff and sturdy ‘‘so kids can
take them along on field trips,"*
says Cameron. Cards caver
every type of B.C. environment,
from a west coast tidal pool, or
Cariboo open grassland, to a
downtown Vancouver vacant lot.

**We wanted ta get across that
you don't have to hop on a bus
and travel all day to get to the

-B.C. outdoors,** says Cameron.

“Nature is as close as the weeds
growing out. of a crack in the
sidewalk, or’ your own back-
yard:"* . -

- Popular in B.C. schools for
the last three years, the kits are
now being offered for sale to the
public. Parents, grandparents or
group leaders will discover in
the litle, wooden chests ‘a

ireasure of do-it-yourself leam- .

ing activities. ‘

How many = children-—or
grown-ups, for, that matter—
know: that after their camp
cook-out they can scour the

‘Notica,to
Dennis Ladouceur
An application has

made In this court for an =
* .order which may affect your

rights. You may obtain

further Information from the &

court office at the 101 Mall,

«2rd Floor, 38 Pine St. North, .:

: Sulte, 7. Timmins Ontarls “ie couking ideas is impor’ |

th Ary ape

; 1974 3 Br Knight doublewlde The court will held a
wegen, PS Pe. beat situated on 34 acre land- hearing at the same address
{CHn-1-08-79) * scaped lot on Copperalde on August 27, 1979 at 9:30

— Subdivision. Has veg garden, a.m. or as soon after that
greenhouse, smokehouse “thmne as the case can be

Li Wei eee: and shed. Exc condition. - heard, if you do not come to
radio, P.S. Excellent con- Pi#8se clall after Spm 635- thehearing,an order may be
ditions Phone 630-1212 atier 7 3014 €10-27 Aug made In your absence and

p.m. {Ctin-24-07-79)

1974 Corvette. Leather in-
jerlor, P.S., - P.Be:, power.

windows, rhags & radials.”

AM-FM, stereo. Full gauges.
Tilt & telescope steering. T-
roof, 350-aute. Asking

_ $6,500.00, Phone 635-2859.

(PP-17A}

1977. Firebird Formula
package Inc. 400 motor.
Headers. AM--FAA Cassette

For Sate: 14x68 - 1977 threat

enforced against you.
You may also obtain In-

bdrm. fully furnished.) formatian,abgut this matter
: | Skirtad and fenced Intown| from IR gglpine and
iraller court. Also one acre} Dlatrict Children’s Ald
cleared lot In New Remo. Soclety, 54 Algonquin

ne 15 gallon water pump.
Phone 635-2647, (p5-20A)

~~ STENDERS

Boulevard East, Timmins,
Ontarlo P4N 1A2. Area code
705-264-4257.
(A3-16Au)

1 LiveSTOCK

3

Reasonable board required
original ules” Exe” con. Bree Mot | for 2 quarter horses for
dition. Phone 636—1403 —_—————_ wore ane Phone 635-
(Cl0—27 Aug) STAND ne

TENDIN ’
1962 Ford Falcon 2 door CONTRACTS

Classic. Opene- to offers.
Phone 628-1916 after 6 pm{c5-
22 Aug)

For Sale 1978 Z—28 Camaro
Phone 635—2471.(C5—20
Aug) .

58,

TRUCKS

1975 Ford F-250 4x4, 350-V-8,
PS., P.B. Complete with
canopy, 23 channel C.B.,
twin C.B. arlels, § track tapa
player. Evenings please
phone 635-7517, (Cifn-1-09-79)

1978 Ford Bronco 4x4. V4,
P.S., P.B8., auto. Like new —
immaculate interlor. Priced
to sell. To view phone 636-
1026. {p5-22A)

For Sale: 1956 Courter 95. 37
passenger bus. 471 GM
diesel. Less than 31,000 miles
since fast major overhaul.
Phone 635-5570 ‘after 5:30
pm. (p5-I7A)

Ex Army Communications
Van 4 by4 aaton. Good shape
$2500.00 or near offer. Phone
695—4303(P4—-17 Aug)

1987 Ford % ton. Good
running condition. $900 firm.
Phone 635-6095. (p3-17A)

1979 CJ? Jeep. P.S., P.B.,
oversize tires. 7,200 km.
$2,500 OBO. 635-6347, Local
53, Ron. inc-stt)

For Sale: 1972 .Ford 302
rebuilt plus Cé transmission -
$500. Owner leaving town —
must sell, Please phone 635-
2029 after Sp.m. (ps-21A)

Sealed tenders for the
following stand tending

- coxviract(s} will be recelved

’ by the Regional Manager,

Ministry. of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C., on ihe dates
shown below. .

1, Contract ST 1031-7.15 Js
& RF. Located Thunderbird.

Ranger District Terrace. .

Number of hectares: 39.4,
Viewing date August 26, 1979,

Pee ASE SARUM ES

ae

? LOU,
TPP PPP PPP 2 PPP PI Te
. Refrigerator/Freezers °

"Seening ‘ait ‘open. imind :to:

tant in households of just one
or two people. The tendency
is to do-the same thing over
again. :
Yet many time and energy-
saving alds are available. One
of the super convenient foods
that can be used to create a
delicious specialty of the
hoise is Campbell's Soup for
One. e eight rich and
delicious semi-condensed
soups have distinctive flavor
as soup bhd © areligrd,
use as iif’édients Tn making
sauces and delectable main
dishes, 3 oy
‘With ‘Savory Cream of
Mushroom Soup fer One, for

- example, it is easy to create

Chicken. ‘Louisianne, a rich,
fragrant Creale-styte dish,
CHICKEN LOUISIANNE |
Start :with 1/2 chicken
breast, skinned and boned
(about 1/4 pound boneless).

Cut the, chicken in strips .

and in a small skillet, lightly
brown in,1 tablespoon butter
or margarine with 1/8
teaspoon Italian seasoning.
Add 1 can (7 1/2 ounces).

s ? gensivcondensed Savory Cream
?

of Mushroom: Soup for One
Soup, ‘1/2 ‘cup uncooked
quick-codking“‘rice; 1/4 cup
green pefipdr strips, 1/4 cup

Question: Why do’ vege- cut-up cinmed ‘tomatoes ‘and

tables wilt and dry out so
quickly after storing in the
refrigerator? ;
Answer: Vegetables need
high humidity sturage to stay
fresh and crisp, Home econo-

leaving Ranger Station at mists at Whirlpool Corpora-
tion, a leading manufacturer

‘Facts!
i

9:00 a.m.
Deadline for recelpt of of refrigerator/lreczor,
fenders Is 1:30 p.m. Sep- recommend that you was
tember 6, 1979. leafy vegetables and drain
Tenders. must be sub- slightly. Always store them in
mittedon the formandin ihe sealed crispérs, or in othor
envelopes supplied which, containers, such as plastic
with particulars, may be bowls with air-tight lids
obtalned from the Forest Where humidity can be

- under the terms

Ranger{s) tndleated, or, maintained. wees

from the Regional Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C.

The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepted.

This call for Tender is
of The
Canada British Columbia
Intensive
Management Agreement.
(al0-24A)

G6. RECREATIONAL
_ YEHIGLES

1977 - 35 foot Wilderness
Travel Tralter for sais. Like
new cordition. View at Reel
inn Motel. Last trailer on
left, on Highway 16 West.
{c5-17A)

14 foot iravel trailer. Sleeps
§, stove, oven, fridge &
furnace. Phone 635-4763.
(ct0-22A)

Forest |

-

HOW COLO SHOULD
YOUR REFRIGERATOR
BE? A rule of thumb is
that temperature is right if
milk is very cold to drink,

Queation: Is there an easy
way to keep track of the foud
In my freezer? Something
always gets overlooked and
has to be thrown out.

Answet: Try a "Pirst In,
First Out" system, When you
put ari item in your freezer,
put It in the back, moving
other containers forward,
Thus, you'll have the oldest
foods right up front when
you open the door, .

1/8 teaspoon calt. Bring. to

ab 6

THEN: For centuries,
people ‘of the tropics
have known. a way to
beef up meals, They've
cooked their meat with

. papaya fruit to make it

it

NOW: With the High
cost of meat, many con-
sumers agree it's smarter ,
than ever to stake about
2¢ a pound on meat in-
surance: Adolph’s Natural
, Meat Tenderizer. Imprev-
ing the flavor and texture
of all cuts of meat,
Adolph's also reduces
shrinkage and cooking
time, Its functional ingre-
dient still comes from
the papaya and it works
naturally ‘with no MSG!

boil; red ab aver. cook
over lo Ue it : or
until do! lakes .gerving,
ede ‘ yh :
1004S 79401 T4320 7R OEE TET

8 F

e .

: ~: -Opportunit
A U.S. Treasury study hyp 8 Os IP po 1€s.

shown that 70 percent of the :
personal: income taxes in this -
country are paid by people
whose annual income exceeds
$17,000. .

iF?
. r
ay

GURES |: |.

1. vee erproiznesareeonyeed :

_ Provisions of the. Tax

Reform Act of 1976 have a

great impact on medium-
sized’ estates (taxable. assets
totaling $500,000) say the
experts at the American
Soclety of Chartered Life
Underwrlters, That figure in-
cludea equity in a home or
homes, life inaurance,  in-
vestments, pension or profit-
sharing plans, other deferred
compensations and personal
property.

+ OF, ‘

A
ae yy

athe”

AUDPROE ot, TAODEL] :

which is oxpanding & Is fast becoming one
ef the mast challenging places te work at
requires

WAITRESSES

with experience, meat appearance and willing
te assume responsibilities.

For Appointment Call
636-2880

' scrubbers by the pioneers, Much
-more fun than an eléctric as old as college age can find

horsetails? Far out.

’“a single grass plant can have up Information
Branch, 512 Fort’ Street,’ Vic- ~
' "new home.

Career

The Herald, Thursday, August 16, 1979, Page #

¥

* '& topics and activities for a week's
holiday in @ provincial park. or
for just a Saturday moming's
‘insect safari’* at a local park.
Junior can stalk = miniature
wildlife under rotting logs while
Suzie watches  walerskaters
dance over a mud puddle.

ees)
Lag

Olod aWUIAOLD "IT

SNOW CAVES
The price of the Encore kit is
$25, which is its cost of
production.

and limited printing, such a kit

$150,"" says Cameron.

In the cards for fall is a new
winter activity series, which will
give kids tips on how to test
snow for dryness and insulation,
dig a snow cave and dye a snow
sculpture with food coloring.

“Let's face it, it's winter for
much of the year in B.C. We
dishes with horsetails? The expect activity cards on things
Tough-textured plants, with their like identifying animal tracks to
silica-filled cells, were used as be poputar."* .

Children as young as five or

dishwasher. activity cards good for hours of
Or thal they can be the firston nalure study. So will their
the block. to own a tie-dyed parents.
T-shirt, dyed themselves from Have lunch with your son and
alderbark, red cedar cones or a frog, and see how a frog eats.
(He blinks his eyes to push his
. food down his throat.)
IT’S ALL B.C. Or climb up a tree with your
The kit is unique because it is daughter and cut open a gall—a
100) per cent B.C., says cancer-like growth on a twig—
Cameron. ‘'Kids don't have to and see what you find inside.
sift through materials for the (Littte is known or written about
U.S. or eastern Canada. Facts galls; the two of you can become
are about B.C., and are local gall experts.)
explained in terms of B.C." An Encore representative will
A card on open-space grasses, soon be making the rounds of
for instance, says there are-more parent-teacher groups around
than 300 different species of B-C. 16 promote the kits. More
grass native to B.C. and that information is available from:
and — Education
to 360 miles of root hairs, fur- ;
ther than. from Vancguyer to toria, V@W 1E6. — ;
‘Penticton.’” IMAG ia a With an Encore kit, ctlitdrén
The kit can be a boon for can Have a fieldday—hundreds
family outings. Flip through the of them. :
eight categories of cross-refer-
enced cards and find enough of

“Because of the’
extensive research, field testing §

would have to retai] at about

ENERGY
Saving Ideas
Tips To Help You

You may be able to save
a lot of money on energy
over the years if you exert
some energy before you
buy a house and check
out its E.P.R,.—Energy
Performance Rating. -

This rating system was
designed by Technology and
Economics {advisors to the
Federal Government) for
National Homes, the caun-
try's largest home builder.
The system comprehensive-
ly evaluates the energy
efficiency of 13 home com-
ponents including ceiling
insulation, exterior wall
insulation, band joist insu-
lation, windows, doors,
heating system, fireplace, air
conditioning, duct system,
thermestat and hot water
systems, It can provide you
with a reliable guide to
energy efficiency based on
your home's size, shape and
geopraphic location,

You.can easily figure out
‘a home's E.P.R, with the aid
of a little booklet that
comes with .special score
sheets for various home de-
signs, On the provided
tables, component specifica:
tions are listed, and under
each are several options
with specific point values,
The higher the number, the
greater the energy-efficiency
of the option.

E.B.R. will help you find
the most fuel-efficient and
inflation-fighting home for
your money, And, the sys-
tem can be applied to any

- Free copies of the
E.B.R, booklet are available
at National Homes dealers
located in 38 states east of
the Rockies.

LET
het 4

VERE TSoP

it

Asking the right ques-
tions when you shop for a
copier may take a lot of
your work out of other peo-
ple's .bands~ and. save you

““thoney,

5

wees

Some, machines feed via a
continuous roll; others feed
paper from a flat pile. Ma-
‘chines that use untreated

pre-
printed forms. 3
Ask-about the service
contract. It-mray be penny-
wise and. pound foolish to
|, .buy a less expensive ma-
en “e himevifi y ouzhayendiffieulty.
n ettimg | itt serviced, or the

THEN: In the mid: ae
1940s Adolph Rempp, 4 service costs are out-of line.
Ask about special fea-

California chef, finally:
perfected a papaya-based tures.’ The-new Xerox 3450
mixture that enabled copier, for instance, allows
consumers to serve you to reduce copies of large
succulent, tasty steak documents—like ledger
dinners that they could sheets of computer print-
really sink their teeth outs — to letter-size sheets,
into, : On’ the ‘other hand, your
office needs may be readily
met by a desk-top copier
like the Xerox 2300. Xerox
will doa free survey of your
needs to help you select the
most cost-effective copier
for your office.

Ask about the sales and
rental contracts. You may
wish to rent a machine for a
while to try it out before
making the decision to buy.
Some companies permit the
rental costs to be applied to
the purchase costs,

“Ask about, the ‘paper. |

Haw ;To Select An Office Copier

out 1,000 or 25,000 copies
a month, there is a machine
that's right for the job.

Ask about the speed of
copying. The Xerox 2300
and 3450, for instance,
produce the first copy of
a document in six seconds
or less, and the 3450 can
make 30 subsequent copies
in a minute.

Ask whether the machine
copies all colors, If you
need copies of a two-color
document, it could be disas-
trous if one of them simply
pulls a blank, On the other
hand, many users want, a
machine that doesn't pick
up one color. This lets tham
make notes on the original
that will not appear on the
copiers,

Other important ques-
tions concerning the
machine's ease-of-operation,
the amount of space it
heeds, and its portability.

No matter which machine
you select, the right ques-
tions will help you get
what's right for you.

NORTHWEST
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE

Requiresa

SECURITY
ATTENDANT

DUTIES; Under the general supervision of the

checks of jhe camp

dutles.as asalgned.

{or ablilliy to acquire

Ald Certificate.

Applica
Mr. R,

Supervisor of Residence to perform security

vs: to supervise the

residences and certain student activities; to
control access to the campus and buildings; to
make relevant Investigations and reports; other

‘QUALIFICATIONS: Grade 10 minimum or
equivalent; Industrial First Ald “C” Certificate

one); supervisory ex-

perlence: progressive atiliude towards people; 4
desire to Improve leadership skills.

CONDITIONS & BENEFITS: BCGEU mem.
bership and benefits; shift work; salary $1269
per month plus shift differential and $35 for First

tlons to:
Kl tborn

Northwest Community College
Box 726
Terrace, B.C.

pli ae