57. Automobiles

‘, 58. Mabile Homes

TERRACE
‘TOTEM FORD |

1,2,3 years
cars & trucks

For further information
contact Brian Kennedy
or Jake DeJong at 635-
4984. 443t- Keith Avenue,
Terrace, B.C,

636-4084,
4631 Keith Ave.

Terrace, B.C..

For Sale: 1969 Ford Cyclone.
New brakes, transmission,
muffler system. Good rubber all
way round. $500. Phone 635-7830,

2 bedroom ‘mabile home wih

joey shack and storage shed. On
large, fenced, landscaped lot on
paved road, Asking $14,000.
Phone 635-5714, (p-5)

FOR SALE
OR RENT

1971 12'x68/ three bdrm.
mobile home. Fully
furnished. Incl. drapes,
separate utility, room w-
washer, dryer & sink.
Carpet in living rm. &
mst. bdrm. Fridge &
stove, Set up and skirted
in local park. Call

635-4454 |

after 5 p.m.

(¢-52)

For Sala: 12’x68' mobile home
on 75'x100' fot In Thornhill.
Fully furnished with garage,
ulilily shed, Insulated addition.
Sscrifice price. Wik sell
together” or separately. Phone
635-4481. (p-1)

1975 12'xé8' Neonex Estate. 2
bedroom, wow carpet
throughout. Phone after 4. 635-

3130. (p-51) ;

3975 Pontiac 2 door hardtop. 350, -
Power Brakes,
steering. This is & nice clean
car, See It at CAMPERLAND,
Priced at only $3,295.00.
CAMPERLAND Phone 635-
6174, Dealer Licence D12841. (c-

Scamp. Good condition, law
mileage. Phone 615-1466 after 6.

Consign your car,
trailer. Leta professional sell it

Copper Mountain Enterprises.
Ltd, 695-4373. DL4144. (ctf)

For Sale: 1974 Jeep C.4.5. 304 V8

«3spd. std. trans, $5,500. Phone
_ Mike Karran at 627-1751 (Prince

Rupert) during the day only.

For Sale: 1949 Rambler Am-
bassader S57, 343 motor, air
conditioning, automatic. Needs
some work but runs well. Phone
635-3248 after 5 p.m.- (stf)

1974 Mazda RX4 Station Wagan.

For Sale: lot & trailer. Trailer Is
aia years old and In Iike new
condition. This frailer is 3 bdrm.
12x42 with a finished porch. Lot
is partially cleared and has
great possibilities. 160 ft. from
school on dead-end road. Good
neighbours. 635-3286, {p-5)

1967 three bdrm, 12x68 trailer
completely furnished on lot

757x100"... Includes washer.

dryer, deep freeze and china
cabinet..Has two additions
ttayroom, parch and storage).
Full price $17,000. Phone 435-

9530. (9-1)

MUST SELL

Desirable Y acre lot in
Copperside with 1970 three
bdem. .12%66 front dining
room, Parkwood mobile
home. Factory built joey
shack. Trailer c-w fridge,
stove, washer, dryer and fully
“furnished.
Assume mortgage of $14,000,

Full price $16,500. B.C. 2nd].

Mortgage available.

Piease cali Fred at 635-6108
from 9 to 5 or 635-9356 fo make
appolntment to view. | fe-1)

Very tow miteage. Excellent.
condition. Studded fires plus
summer tires, 4speed, radio,
tachometer. Asking price -
_ $3995, Phone 635-5000 or 635-4328
after 6. (ett) - oe

” For Sate: One 1973 Ford Ranger.
4x4. 51,000 miles. $3600. Well:
looked after. Phone 635-4798.

1973 Ford % fon custom. 360 V-8
In good condition. Asking $2600
. or best offer. Phone 635-2778.

58. Mobile Homes:

: For Sale: 8'x43’ trailer. Used
for construction or otherwise.
635-7035 at Aloha Tralier Park. .

New 69x 12 Vista Villa. This |
new unlt 1s situated at space
no. 2, Terrace Traller Court on
Graham Ave. Priced at $17,200
including all taxes. This unit Is.
a good buy. Come in and talk

Chincok Traller

TREMENDOUS VALUE in
this 24x56 ft. doublewide
mobile home featuring a very
practical floor plan with

For Rentar take over payments
on 1974 Paramount mobile
hame. No down payment.
Immediate occupancy. Phone
695-5815. (p-51)

For Rent“or.Sala: 1248 sq.2tt.
double wide mabile home.
Thornhill. Available = im-
medistely. Phone 635-5102 after
12 ngon, (ctf)

65. Mortgage Money

MORTGAGE
MONEY!

FOR 8
Home Purchases |
Renovation
‘Any other worthwhile pur-
, POSES. .
Rates from

1234, percent

PEACE RIVER

2.4619 Lakelse Ave.
‘ Terrace
638-1516
.. tet)

ee

“MORTGAGES .

6$. Rec. Vehicles -.

1968 Travelaire 16' fraifer. Fully
equipped with equatizer hitch.
Phone 635-6531 days and leave

name and number, (ctf)

. 67, Snowmobiles

purchase item wilh low down
and . financing

1970 Snow Cruiser. Good run-
ning condition. And skimmer.
$200, 635-2635 evenings. Ap-51),

Traller Salas Ltd.
5506 Hwy. 16 W. RR. 2 -

p28 (ctf).

| 1969 Glendale
- Trailer for Sale
Must be seen to
be appreciated.
Excellent Condition.
Phone 635-3202"
635-2368

FOR SALE —

A-1 Beautiful condition... 1973:
Glendale Mablle Home 12’%54": |
and Joey Shack 12'x20° with: -
porch 15/xé', Finlshed.on the’. °°
Inside with two extra rooms.) -
her. or-separately.: - 4
Ph ae

63, Legal

LAND REGISTRY
” ACT .

Re: Certificate of Title 15940-1,
Lot 8, Block 20, District Lot 340,
Range 5, Coast District, Pian
1064, :
WHEREAS satisfactary proot
_ of loss of the above Certificate

of Title (ssued In the name of
Albert McKenzie has been filed

‘Pin my office, {hereby give

-notice that at the expiration of
one weak from date of ihe. last
_ publication hereof | shall Issue 8
Provisional: Certificate of Titte
“to the above naried In lieu of
~ sald Lost. Certificate unless in

the meantiine valld objection Is.
-made ‘In writing. to the un:

- dersigned, a ;
DATED at the Land Registry
Office. Prince Rupart, British
Columbia, this. éth day af
Dacember,. 1974.
_R.E, | Hooper,
Registrar (c-52)

DEMOLITION
‘BIDS |

Are Invited for 4506 Little
. “Avenue. With Bid, state length’

- “495-4094. 7) cof time required tor. clean-up.

PG bittla
1 a51? Cedar, Crescent,
Ss Terrace, BC. (e531)

- The following information
is taken from a presentation
iven by Dr. Ted Storey to
e Canadian Federation of
Mayors and Municipalities
on recreation and leisure.
Dr. Ted Storey is . the
President, Department of
Reereology, University of

Ottawa.

My remarks this morning
are directed toward ‘the
need for, first, a clear
concept of municipal
government’s role - in
recreation and the sup-
porting roles of the federal
and provincial govern-
ments, and second,
cooperative. coordinatin;
mechanisms between an
among all levels of govern-
ment, designed to support
the municipal recreation
function.

On both counts, there may
well be a need for reversal.
of present trends. :

In many cities and towns
across this land the
municipal recreation
department is simply a
provider of programs,
acilities and services. It
provides rograms,
operates facilities and
performs services from 4
support base of municipal
taxes, supplemented in
some cases by user fees and
charges and aided in some
province by limited special
purpose conditional grants
or transfers from provinicial
governments, This ap:
roach has two opiltfalls.

irst, it emphasizes .the
“doing for” process rather
than ‘the process. of
stimulating and helping
This increases © public
dependency. rather than
helping individuals and
groups. to become more
involved and more self-
reliant. ;

Second, it leads to greater
demands on the tax support
base than can be reasonably
satisfied, especially given
the current and foreseeable
future trend. towards

‘shortfalls in municipal
financing. :

An alternative approach,
now. being developed and

practiced in a number. of

nadian and United-States
cities, recognizes that the
mest satisfactory method of
developing community
recreation is to place
greater reliance on citizens
and their )
orgatiizations and special

interest groups, stimulating -
. and encouraging them to

provide programs of
recreation that meet local

_ needs, while helping them to
dose by giving assurance of
essential financial support

and. technical] - assistance.
This approach requires

_ recognition of the municipal

overnment as the key
nstitution in the recreation
delivery system, and it
requires strong support of
this role by the senior levels
of government. Thus there
is need for development of
mutually, agreed. upon
cooperative — coordinatin
mechanisms between an

among all levels of govern-.

ment — federal, provincial

and municipal,

It would be naive to
assume that such
mechanisms can or will be
developed quickly and

--easily to our system of

“egaperative” federalism
has some remarkable un-
cooperative aspects which
seem to favor the most
senior level of government

involved in-any given set of -
‘negotiations over power,

jurisdiction or finance.
unicipal. governments
thus tend to be as they were
aptl labelied by a recent
M_ report, ‘‘puppets on
‘a shoe string.” us
‘The provinces collectively
have recently declared that
the primary focus of
recreation should be at the
local level.. They have wot
however, given -slron
support’ in- terms. of- fis
and technical assistance to
help municipalities achieve
their potential, ©
-.The first national. con-
ference of- provincial
cabinet -ministera respon-

“sible for recreation, con-
-vened in’ Edm
_. 1974) gave clear recognition .

onton : (May

to recreation as-a.govern-

| - mental’ furiction with this

unanimous resolution,
“Recreation is recognized
as a social service In the
game way that -health and
education ‘are considered a
social’ «services and

-recreation’s- purpose should -.
er ee a ‘moment. a

‘ grounds that recreation is

. ‘the provinces, In Canada the
~ responsibility for recreation

. stitutional responsibility for

community ©

planning. and operation of! x Deluxe

Pecreational facilities and: Accommodations THe
services. The provincial Right Downtown .
government has respon- ; ;
sibility to provide service Free Parking

and lend support to % Indoor Pool, Saunas

municipalities, and to and Whirlpool

engage in provincial + Cotiee Shop, Dining
a Peal Me | BL)
fas responsibility toprovide * Friendly “SANDMAN SINGLE
support to provinces and to. . - SBRIGE
engage in ete pad a COMMERCIAL
ernational projects. The’ . ;
munici alities must be For Resarvations, FROM $19.00

(a) To’ assist individual This failure means that
and community develop- the inefficient and
ment uneconomical practices are 5. The position of

(b) To improve the qualily municipal governments is
of life and being seriously eroded in
- (ce) To enhance social

this area. of governmental
functioning. a Canadian functioning. leads to a
The ministers also agreed action plan for recreation, ‘fundamen i concern that
unanimously that “the term — by the ministers remains as
recreation includes all of a disjointed skeleton with
those activities in which an little promise of acquiring ~
individual chooses to par-- form or flesh, The feder
ticlpate in his leisure time, government has now filled recreation delivery system
and is not confined solely to the vacuum created by the in this country. When
sports and physical collective failure of the municipal systems — are
recreation programs, but ovinces to agree upon weakened, the very foun-
includes artistic, creative, their plan-in-the-mating for dation of the national
cultural, social and in- a national recreation lot- recreation delivery, system
tellectua! activities.” tery, by perpetuating the is unsound, according to the
Municipal government current lottery in order to principles agreed upon by
officials should take special help pay off the Olympic the provincial
note of the significance of deficit, again, the provinces ministers regarding the
other factors considered by have failed to plan together function of local govern-
the collective provincial and in the absence of any ments in recreation.
cabinet ministers respon- kind of common in-
sible for recreation at the terprovincial front, the
federal government has-

rindirectiy concerned wit

proliferated planning for
recreation services are

apace.
pr al

progress toward the
development of a.
reasonable effective

panded role for municipal

Edmonton Conference, and overnment in recreation iB

at a second follow-up con- acted unilaterally, to the in keeping with the growing
ference in Halifax in detriment of provincial insistence by citizens for
November 1974. interests... greater involvement in the

In summary: processes of decision

1, They expressed severe 1.. The demand for
criticism of the federal recreation services is
government for its failure to burgeoning at the local _
recognize provincial Jeyel, 2° 6° they will emand policies
jurisdiction in recreation 2, Municipal governments and actions which enhance
and for federal activitles sre facing increasing the quality of both their
such as O.F.Y. and LLP. ghorifalls. in their fiscal individual lines and the
conducted without prior capacity to meet, local communities in which they

making. As more people
seek and find involvement in
social and political action,

consultation with provincial needs. live. Much of this seeking
avernments, which af-. 3. In the absence of will be done through the
ected provincial. and‘ egordinating mechanisms medium of recreation. If the

municipal priorities.
2. They claimed provin-

cial jurisdiction over
recreation in the con-

stitutional sense, on the

politica] system is not
designed to serve these
ends, to. enhance these
‘objectives, we can expect
that conalderable stress will
ertently, the rich get be put upon the system. ~
richer at the expense of the Municipal __ recreation
poor, who, of course, get systems must be
“poorer. : . strengthened to perform a
4, Municipal governments “yale that becomes more
bear the t of public important each day. The
dissatisfaction and resolution to seek definition
pressure, while provincial of ‘roles. for each level of
and federal’ governments government, and to
vie wnconscionably for the establish coordinatory
visibility and political credit mechanisms between and
obtained through _their among them, is intended to
activities which are directly help achieve-that goal.” ©

He Place

- THE SANDMAN INN, VANCOUVER

between federal; provincial
and municipal govern-
ments, gaps in service are —
not met, and in fact; some
disparities are created
ina

primarily a concern of local
governments which are in
turn creations of provincial
overnments. The
askatchewan represen-
tative stated, ‘‘Saskat-
chewan sees recreation,
delivery systems as bein
essentially municipal an
regional in nature with
financial assistance from

provinces have primary
because of their. con-

municipal institutions,
education and health
matters.""- 0 a
The “Honorable Rene
Toupin, Manitoba, . stated,
“We feel that the
municipalities across the
country have major
responsibilities in the

involyed in the planning of _ Call Tall-Free

provineial services af- a
ecting communities, and
the provincial government
must be involved in the
planning of federal services,
affecting: the proviices.” .
3, They identified the need. - -
for improved coordination .
within each province, and . r
stated that “‘provincial ; of
governments, should ;
recognize the primary focus
of the community and all its
resources in the planning
and delivery of recreation
services.”

. gh 180 Wast Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C,
. {604} 681-2211

Municipal government : 4
officials Phoul also take PARTIES
speclal note of the fact that te! gm
‘while the provincial cabinet Leite ss

ministers . criticized the
federal government and its
‘departments for by-passing
the provinces, they failed to
recognize the tendency of
most provincial govern-
‘ments to treat municipal
overnments in: similar
‘ashion, by-passing them at.
will. Another instance of
several pots calling the
kettle black.

It'is also noteworthy,
albeit’ very . disappointing,
that the rather heady
stimulus given by the two
ministerial conferences -to
the concept of a more ef-
fective and economically
efficient Canadian
recreation delivery system,

GINGERBREAD HOUSES
GINGERBREAD MEN

- CHOCOLATES
(We. make our own)

- CHEESE PUFFS

CHRISTMAS GAKE

has been lost at least P
temporarily, by the failure os and UpDINGS . =
ofthe. provincial cabinet Fo. 020 eo ~
ministers responsible for’ oe;
recreation, to follow up on J. SAUSAGE ROLLS .

these: meetings as planted.
‘The. third such ‘meeting, -
“planned ‘initially. for Win-
nipeg in June 1976, has.mow '
been :twice postponed” and’:

ride era a (Mountview Ba
ee Oe A637 Lazelle

1°
kery Ltd.

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL CARPET

0
people's recreation needa,

THE HERALD, Wednesday, Oecember 22, 1976, page ald

BILL’S WINDOW CLEANER
‘& JANITORIAL SERVICES

GLEANING
635-6712

there is no discernible ©

. + i
Have your own new, cory private studio apartment, also 1
bedroom. Security enferphona, sauna, game room. drapes,
stove, fridge, laundromat, pressurized hallways, covered
parking. Close to swimming poot & Arena,

cabinet .

RENTAL APARTMENTS
Clinton Manor
Will Furnish

Phone

636-4321 or 638-1032

6. The concept of an ex- _

“ANIMAL CONTROL”

Sealed bids relating to the above contract will ne
accepted at the Municipal Offices until 4:30 p.m.
on December 29, 1974.

interested parties may view the proposed
contract at the Municipal Offices — ’
..3215 Eby Street,

during regular business hours.

Tenders must be submitted in sealed envelopes
addressed to the ‘Clerk-Administrater” and
piainly marked “Tender te Animal Control
Contract”. po

cuore

Vy Price |:

Homeowner Grant is December 31, 1976. |
This is the white copy of your Tax Notios,
It should bo in the hands of the Collector
vat the Municipal Office before 4:30 p.m.
on December 31,1976. 9

_" 635-8660

«

Avery. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
to all our many cusforners who were so patient
with us in our first year of operation.

We look forward to serving you in the coming
year, - :

Jim’s Tackle Shop

635-9471 165 Hwy. 16 East

ALSO now selling Local Handicrafts — Alt
Inquiries Welcome.

DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE

. CALL FOR TENDERS

_ G.W. Buchanan,
- Clerk-Administrater.

“Tip Top Tailors
GET Lazella a

' .Beside Simpson-Sears

a4

SKATES =

oo ALL AT

NOTICE
‘TO HOME OWNERS

AND TRAILER OWNERS

- The Deadline for claiming the 1976

Signed -. as
~The District 0