1
I

' chase new,

while impaired has an increased

_. chance. of getting ‘caught this
"year. ~~ .

ie In addition, the B.C. Solicitor
‘General announced heavier pen-

_~alties this month — mandatory
~ license suspension for impaired

drivers is now one year.
. ‘Impaired driving statistics for

7 the first three months of 1989 in

the Terrace area show a signifi-
cant increase over last year: 76

_ charges to date, compared to’57

- during. the same period in 1988. .
» -Roadchecks will be set.up at.
random during the campaign, in
various locations at different

Bo i
Ba

‘AUTOMOTIVE _
‘No.down payment and bank

financing O.A.C. Lease/pur-
used trucks,
cars. B.C.’s largest Ford:
Dealer since 1927. Call Bob
Langstaft collect 522-2821.

0.85276..

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

A Unique Opportunity! Dir-
ect ‘from manufacturer. .
Highly successful in Europe
and.

available in Canada. ALL

CASH BUSINESS Part/Full .

Time or Absentee. HUGE
PROFITS! No selling. Prem-
jum established locations:
are waiting. Each $ spent
on this product can return
$20 to you! $11,600 opens
your chain of accounts. To
receive information and lit-
erature call manufacturer
direct, Mon. to Fri., 9 to 5
Pacific (West Coast) time.
Leave your name, address
and phone number: 1-800-
663-4171. :

Established Hairdressin
Business in new premises,
working stations, 3 sinks,
plus - owner/operator or
owner/manager. Upholstery
Business, ideal family bus-

‘Iness, one to three people,
all Inclusive. For more deé-

tails contact Charlie _North-
rup, Calderwood Realt
Box 730, Smithers, BC, V'
2N0, 847-3224.

Home Business Opportun-

- Itles: New Products inform-

ation Centre. Also advertise
‘your. product through inter-

national membership. Send
stamped, self-addressed
envelope. Box 544, Sta-

tion’ W, Toronto, Ontario,
Mé6M 5G

_ Growing optical franchise in

Maple Aldge Mall. Iliness
necessitates sale. - Trainin
avallable. For detalls ca

_ 1-485-6506 after 6 p.m.

Free. calendar.

.S. Absolutely no.
competition. Patented. Now

opr ing counterattack
| beg Ins tomorrow” |

_ TERRACE — The RCMP will
~ begin their annual Spring Coun-
- terattack campaign to discour-
_ age drunk ‘driving tomorrow,
“and.Cst. Ewen Harvie, the local
- @rime prevention officer,. says
“anyone attempting to drive

hours of.day or night. Police

will be using the recently intro-
duced roadside breath dnalysis
unit (A.L.E-R.T.), and Cst.

Harvie says the device has prov-

en effective in increasing detec-
tion rates.

- Harvie also points out the
owner of at least one licensed
- establishment in the area has

offered assistance in addressing
the problem: a Mount Layton
Hot Springs program provides
an unlimited quantity of free,
non-alcoholic beverages for the
designated. driver within any
group. RCMP statistics indicate
that 51 percent of impaired driv-
ing charges are laid against peo-
ple leaving a licensed establish-
ment.

- Spring Counterattack runs
from April 13'to May 4.

“The Princess and the Pea”

What started out as a Creative Writing assignment in Ken Morton's Grade 6/7 class has

become a new acquisition for the Uplands Elementary School library. Hannah Rensby

(left) did the artwork and helped Chris Ekman with the story in a modified version of

. The two Grade 7 Uplands students entitled their story “The.

Prince and the Jelly Bean”, and after receiving top marks in class got help from teacher

| Mike Schneider (above) with some color p
then donated to the Uplands library.

hotocopying. The reproduced version was

These Ads appear in the more than 75 Newspapers of the B.C. and Yukon Community

, $159. for 25 words ($3. per each a

7 se

fa.

EDUCATION

Stay at home and make
money. Hundreds of profit-
able. plans. Free details.

Write to S.M.O. .Dept. 2,.

P,O. Box 24, Bridgetown,
N.S.,.B0S 100.

Diploma correspondence.

igh school
upgrading, English, book-
keeping, Accounting, Com-
puters, Business Admini-
stration, Smal! Business
Management, Office Man-
agement, Legal Secretary,
Taxation, Marketing, Per-
sonnel, Hotel & Restaurant
..more. National College,
Vancouver 688-4913. Toll-

free 1-800-387-1281 (24-

hours)
EQUIPMENT

Excellent portable sawmill,
bucking station, 4-saw
scragg, 10°" Sherman edger,
trim table and greenchain.

Consistent production 2900- .

3500 board feet per hour.
Accurate dimensions stand-
ard or metric up to 10x10.

All functions hydraulic,

many extras!| Phone 396-
FOR SALE MISC.

FINAL DAYSI!!I Hobby cer-
amic distributor close-out.
Save to 60%. Glazes, stains,
brushes, bisque, greenware,
molds, and more. 594-9955.
Pacific Western Ceramics,

- 12111 - 86th Ave., Surrey,

BSW 3HB.

Gun bargains. Save up to
40% by subscribing to ‘‘The
Gunrunner.’’ The Canadian
monthly newspaper listin
hundreds of new, used,
modern and antique fire-
arms for sale/trade: Sub-
scription $20/yr. to: Gun-
runner, Box S657, Leth-
bridge, Alberta TiJ 324.
Sample copy $1.75.

a Newspapers Association and reach more than 1,000,000 homes and a potential two million readers. ORS

dditional word) Call The Terrace Review at 635-7840: He

HELP WANTED |

GARDENING _

Interested in Greenhouse o1
Hydroponic Gardening?
Greenhouses $195., Hydro-
onic Gardens $39., Halides
rom $140. Over 2000 pro-
ducts in stock, super prices,
Free .Catalogue call Toll
Free 1-800-663-5619. Water
Farms, 1244 Seymour S&t.,
Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3N9.

HELP WANTED

Certified planerman requir-
ed: Must be able to mill-
wright. Shift work. Union
rates and benefits. Resume
to Skeena Sawmills, P.O.
Box 10, Terrace, B.C. V8G
4A3 Attn. Watiace T.
Schmidt, Planer Superin-
tendent.

Experienced electrician re-
quired by small commercial
and Industrial contractor.
Top wages: and benefits.
Resume: P.O. Box 3397,

Courtenay, B.C. VSN _SN5.
Wanted experienced mach-
Ine operator for excavation
company. Must be profic-
ient in small cat and. excava-
tor work. Resumes and ref-
Ofo..~98 to: 120 Redonda
Way, Campbell River, B.C.
VOW 577. .

Sports/news reporter/ photo-
grapher for twice-weekly
newspaper in southeastern
B.C. Experience preferred
but will consider recent.
Journalism graduate. Dark-
room experience required.
Must have valid driver’s lic-
ense, Salary’ per union
agreement. Rush resume

and recent clippings to: .

Simon Birch, Editor, Castle-
gar News, Box 3007,
gar, B.C. VIN 3H4.

Experlenced. editor wanted
for twice-weekly newspap-
er in Yellowknife, NWT.
Apply to: Annelies Pool,
anaging Editor, Northern
News Service, Box 2820,
Yellowknife, N.W.T., X1A

Castle-

- 2R1_ (403) 873-4031,

Project planner for Packing
Plant, Cawston, 8.C. Know-
ledge of organic and natural
foods and understanding of
co-op concept are assets.
Apply in writing to Wid

est Organic Co-op, 2471
Simpson Rd., Richmond,
B.C. 276-2411, Fax 276-
8583. April 21/89.

PERSONAL

Calling former. Williams
Lake residents! Come meet
your friends of yester-
year at the city’s 60th Birth-
day and Homecoming Party,
June 29th. Phone 392-5036

- for Information.

Body? Mind? Spirit? Who
are you? Call 1-800-FOR-
TRUTH, 1-800-367-8788.

RELIABLE CANADIAN
AND ORIENTAL LADIES
{all ages) seek housekeeping
opportunity, exchange for
shared accomodation, new
locations, companionship,
etc. Request further Infor-
mation 1-547-2020 anytime
(7 days). .

PETS & LIVESTOCK
New carriages/wagons, res-

torations, parts and acces-.

sories. Wheel repairs, coach
rentals. Consignments. Dis-
counts for clubs and organi-
zations. Cariboo Carriage

‘Works, Box 1017, 100 Mile

House, BC,. VOK 2E0.
Phone (604)395-4111.

REAL ESTATE

Large independent real es-
tate firm is looking for licen-
sed salespeople for expan-
sion In the residential 1.0.1.
and property management
departments. Relocation
help avallable. Many new
innovative tools in place to
earn that extra edge. Re-
sume to Sales anager,
Inland Realty, 322 Seymour
St., Kamloops, B.C. V2C
2G2. Business: 374-3022,
Fax 828-2866.

' perienced

CLASSIFIED __

“BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

REAL ESTATE.

_ Okanagan. Lake recreational

roperties: 85 lots remain-
ng, water, paved roads,
1,300 feet common lake-
front, $26,000, terms. Ranch
acreages, 23 titles 20 to 640
acres, from $30,000. Mike
Gook, Parkwood Realty,
Karnloops, 374-1221, 372-

Game bird farm on Mt. Leh-
man, Abbotsford. Potential
commercial zoned. 4.1 acr-
es. Remodelied residence,
barns, including federally
inspected .hatchery, and
huge workshop. By owner.
$210,000. 850-0698.

Free booklet. Concrete or
wood for your basement?
Before you decide get all
the facts. Write: Foundation
focus, 201-1155 W. Pender
St., Vancouver, BC V6E 2P4
1-800-663-7774.

Tod Mountain Ski Resort,

Kamloops. 21. recreational
lots remaining at ski hill
base, $29, until May.

Mike Gook, Parkwood Real-
$8 Kamioops, 374-1221,

SERVICES

ICBC Injury Claims? Call
Dale Carr-Harris - 20 years
a trial lawyer with five years
medical schoot before law
0-669-4922 (Vancouver). Ex-

n head injury
and other major claims. Per-

centage fees available.

Major injury claims. Joel A.
Wehner, personal Injury trial
lawyer for 21 years. Call
collect, 736-5500 Vancouver.
if no recovery, no fee. No

_ Yukon inquiries.