. 3 bedroom “Estate: mobile
_ home. in good condition. Sat

MOBILE
HOMES

59,

‘up onspacious lot in Terrace
Traller Court. Phone | 635-

‘$9168, APS-17A)..

RAS s 72x60° 3 bedroom
: Bendix. trailer. Set up

Woodland -Halghts: Tealter
Park, Fully furhished.
Asking $12,000.00.
ACE)”

“ Weak;

6 “Bendix. Paramount
_ ¥9x64, mablie home. Fur-
‘ plture’ Included. All-In)
excellant condition with
axles 6x6 blocking, 250 gallon
- oll tank. Price for quick sate.
at $12,000.00. Must be moved,

" Phone 635-2603, (P10-14Aug):

1978» 14x70 Manco mobile
‘home. Unfurnished, set up &
skirted tn local traller park.
Phone 635-9746... (Ctin-1-08-
mm dk hy

"Wanted fo: buy’ Handyman

Speclol Otder 2 bedroom
trailer, Please ask for Steve
at 9911-D Paquette. (P3-13A)

TENDERS
i

Province of
Betieh Columbia.

Minatn at
Fouente

|

- Sealed Sere: “for the
. following sland tending
contract(s). will be, recelved
by ihe Regional ‘Manager,
Ministry of oresis, Prince
“Rupert, 8.C., "¢ on tha dates

"shown below?!"

1 Contraey'sT '1091-7-15 Ja
&RELL Thunderbird.
Ranger Oliirict Terrace.
Number of hectores 39.4.
Viewing date August 28, 1979,

~* feaving Ranger Station at

‘900 a.m.

Deadline for recelpt of
tenders Is 1:30 p.m. Sep-
tember 6, 1979
’ Tenders: must be sub-
mitted on the form and In the
envelopes suppiled which,

‘with particulars, may be

obtained from the --Forest
Ranger{s) indicated, or
from the Regional Manager,
‘Ministry of Faresis, Prince
“Rupert, B.C.
The fowest or any tender
11) not necessarily be ac-

: ww bt SFenddr: Is -
te ae ol-The
Teaser Hirkéla
Intensive Forest
Management Agreement.
(at0-24A)

' INVITATION
"TO TENDER

RIVTOW STRAITS LTD.
. PRINCE RUPERT

‘ TERMINAL
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

“CONTRACT NO. 2
: PHASE tI.
SITE DEVELOPMENT

NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

Sealed ‘tenders, Marked
"Prince Rupert Terminal -
Contract No. 2°‘° will be
recelved by Rivtow Stralis
Lid., P.O. Box 8960, Van-
couver, 6.C. V6B 4&2
{malling address), or 2724
$.E. Marine Drive, Van-
couver, B.C. (dellvery ad-
dress) up to 2:00 p.m." on
August 24, 1979 for alte
development on thelr
property in the Prince

Rupert Industrial Park,
Prince Rupert, B.C. The
work Includes constructing
rock dykes and placing fill on
the foreshore. An estimated
240,000 cuble yards of

_ material Is to be placed.

Documents, Including
plans, apecifications and
‘conditions of tender are
‘avaliable from Rupert
Cement. Producis office,
P.O, Box 634, Prince Rupert,
- BC. V6J 381 or from CBA
Engineering Ltd., 1425 West
Pender Street, Vancouver,
8.C. VéG 253 for the sum of
$30.00, which Is refundable
upon the return of the
documents In good condition
within 30 days of the close of

No tender will be con-
- aldered Which tee any
lifying - © ons.

: i any tender will not

necessarily be accepted.
. CBA Engineering Ltd

(a¥-19A)

_—

a

Buriat Selling?
Use
Norald

Classifieds
636-6357

° Uo

Ministry

TENDERS |

=
- STAND

TENDING
CONTRACTS

. “|
Fouls

Sesled tenders for the —

following stand tending
contract (s) will be recelved
by the Reglorial Manager,
rey o Forests, Prince

upert,B.C., on. the dates
“wupert balow,

‘

1. Contre? ST 1091-8-15 & |

RF Located Willlams Creek.
Ranger Distelct Terrace.
Number of hectares 6.8.
Viewing date August 14, 1979,
leaving Ranger Station at
- 9:00-a.m.

NOTE: Viewing of the
stand tending site prior to -

* submitting a tender for this

contract ls mandatory.
‘Deadiina :for receipt of
tenders is 1:30 p.m. August

22, 9,

Tenders must be sub-
mitted on the form and In the
envelopes supplied. which,
with particulars, may be
obtalned from the Forest:
Ranger(s) Indicated, or
from the Regional Manager,
Ministry of Forests, Prince
Rupert, B.C:

The lowest or any tender
will not necessary be ac-

Thie call for Tender is
under the ferma of ithe
Canada British Columbia

‘Intensive Forest
Management Agreement.
(a5-t4A)

66. REGREATIONAL

VEHICLES

1977 - 31 foot Wilderness
Travel Trailer for sate, Like
new condition. View at Reel
Inn Motel, Lest tratter on
tet, on Highway 16 West,
(c5-17A)

Wett. Holiday Camper wiih
tollet and stove and overn.-36°
flatdeck traller frame, dual
“a Phone 635-5710. (ps-
}

1977 Chev Van, "000 miles,
camperized. J-way fridgp,
heater, cupboards, portable

- stove, stereo. Asking $7,500,

Phone 635-6571. (P10-14Aug)

14 foot travel trailer. Sleeps
§, stove, oven, fridge *&
furnace, Phone 635-4761.
(cl0-22A) ;

1977 Land Cruiser, soft top &
*hard top. 18000 highway
* Atlek” New Gorididh. “Call
--qveninge: 6 047-3556,
days. (Ct0-22A)

14. foot Holldalre travel
traller. Asking $3900.00,
Phone 635-5128 after 6 p.m.
{(C5-16A) ’

O47-3241

- 1976 Bonalr 700 tent traller.

$1550.00. 3 bedroom house.
Phone 635-9593, (P5-16A)

1974 6 foot Okanogan cam-
per. Complete with stove,
furnace & 3 way fridge.
Asking $1400.00. _ Excellent
condition. Also | recon-
ditloned Remington
typewriter. $175.00. Phone

635-5273. {P5-15A)

Navigable Waters
’ Protection Act

R.5.C. 1978, Chapter W-19

Proposed Prince Rupert ;

Ferry Terminal

. The Minister of Tran-
sportation, Com-
munications, and Highways,
Government of the Province
of British Columbia, hereby
gives notice that he hes,
‘under Section 5 of the above
Act, deposited with the

Minlater of Tranaport, Of?- .

tawa at Ottawa, and in tha
office of the District
Registrar of the Land
Registry District of Prince
Rupert at Prince Rupert, a
description of alta and plana
of a ferry landing to be
constructed [in Prince
Rupert, It will be located on
8 bearing of 390 degrees 15’,
approximately 400 feet north
of the existing federal
government ferry landing.

And take notice thet after
the expiration of one month
from the date of pubiteation
of this notice the Minister of
Transportation, Com-
munications and Highways
of the Province of British
Columbia will, under Section
Sof the sald Act, apply to the
Minister of Transport for

approval of the eald site and
plan,

Dated the,
August, 1979

” RG. Harvey
Deputy Minliter

of -—
Transportation,
munications,

and Highways.
Victorla

Perilament Bulldings.

Com.

alpen A SOT (a-19A}

wd day of.

FILE NO: 2-1149-1A.(198-79)
- (AOL)
POCKET NO: dave.

CANADIAN TRANSPORT
COMMISSION ©

AIR TRANSPORT
COMMITTEE

TRANS-PROVINCIAL .
AIRLINES LTD.

CHANGE OF CONTROL
OF COMMERCIAL
AIR’ SRRYICES

JIM PLoTISON
INDUSTRIES LTD.

By direction of the Air
Transport Commitee, notice
is hereby given pursuant to
the provisiéns of Section 19
and 20 of the Alr Carrier
Regulations that Trans-
Provincial Alriines Ltd. and
Jim Pattison lodustries Ltd.
have ‘given notlee of the
proposed transfer of shares

‘fo Jim Pattison Industrias

Lid. which would result In a
change of control from ihe
former to the latter.

Under Licences Nos.
AT.C, 1580-64(NS), A.T.C.

1876-64(NS), A.T.C. 1583- |

66(NS), A.T.C, 687-53(NS),
AT.C, 1483-63(NS), A.T.C,
1096-40{C), A.T.C, 1613-°
68(C). A.T.C, 2174.72(C),
AT.C, 694-53(C); A.T.C, 310-
62(CF), A.T.C, 98-51(CF),
AT.C. WP-51(CF), and
AT.C. 316-62(CF) Trans-
Provincial Alriines Ltd. Is
authorized to operate Class 2.
Regular. Specific Polnt,.
Class 3 Speelfic. Polini, Class
4Charter, Ciass 7 Specialty -

‘Aerial Inspection, Recan-

nalgsance and Advertising -
Aerial Control - Aerlal
Photography rastricied to
acenics - Class 9-2 In-
ternational Regular Specific
Point and Class 9-4 In-
ternational Charter Com-
mercial International
Charter Commercial Alr
Services using fixed wing
aircraft In,Groups A, B, C
and F from beises In British

“Columbia...

* Any perton or ‘assoclation
or other body representing
alr transportation un-
dertakings affected by the

‘proposed acquisition or

fransaction may intervene to
object to the committee on
the grounds that it will un-
duly restrict competition or
otherwise be prejudicial to
the public Interest, An*in-
terventionz tf mage, shall set

out: the. Interest 6) the ‘in:

tervenor, reasons (n support
of the Intervention, and shall:
be endorsed with the name
end address of the Jn-
tervenor, .the Intervenor’s

solicitor or representative, .

and two (2} copies shall be

malted or delivered together

with supporting commitiee,
Ottawa, KIA ONS and a copy
of the intetvention and
documents shall be served
upon the party who has given
the sald notice, the party‘s
aclicitor or representative,
fot ister than Sepiember
Toth, 1979.

The name and address for
service of Interventions is:
Bryan Williams,

c-0 Swinton

and Company,

Barristers and

Solleltors

‘13th Floor

10h) Wast Georgia St.
Vancouver, B.C.

V6E 3C4

Areply to.an Intervention
may be.made by the
proposed acquirer or person
who has given the sald
Notice to the Committee and
two (2) coples shall be
mailed to delivered to the
Acting Assistant Secretary,
Air Transport Committee,
Ottawa, KIA ON? and a copy
of the reply shall be served
on the intervenor or the
Intervenor’s solicitor within
fen (10) days atier receipt of
an Intervention.

. 1865.

NOTICE To
CREDITORS

“IN THE MATTER OF
‘THE ESTATE OF EOWIN

* BLAND CLARK, RETIRED

ACCOUNTANT. FOR.
MERLY OF TERRACE,
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

‘Cre tors and others

- having’'ctalms against the

above estate are required to
send full particulars of such
claims!:ta Murdoch R.
Robertson, P.0. Box 746,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C3, on or
-before the 15thiday of Sep.
tember, 1979 after which
date the estate’s assets will
be distributed, having
regard éily to clalms that
have been recelved. ;

Maud Nesta ,

. Veronica Clark
Administratr ix

By: Mérdoch R. Robertson -

; Sollclior
{04-13,14,20,214)}

* LIVESTOCK

Reasonable board required
for 2 quarler horses for
winter months. Phone 635-
7801. (C5-16A)

Klansmen

arrested

in March
. MONTGOMERY, Ala.
(AP) — A squadron of riot-
a Blu ian’ marchers

Sunday when they reached
the Montgomery eity. limits

-on the last leg of a “white

power” march from Selma.

The Klansmen, who were
cited for parading without a
city permit, offered. no
resistance as they were

herded into ‘waiting paddy ©

‘wagons.

The marchers reached the
state capital'd city limits in
two waves about 1%
Kilometres apart on U.S.
Highway 80 and were met by
about 300 helmeted local
police and- state troopers,
many brandishing night-
sticks. .

Police Chief Charles
Swindall walked.
afi:the umarchers, and said
over a builhorn: ‘You are
violating the law by
parading without a permit.
‘You sre now under arrest for
that violation.”

Klan leader Bill Wilkinson
of Denham Springs, La.,
stepped forward to say: “We
are marching for. civil
Tights." But Swindall cut
him off, saying he could not
speak because he was under
arrest.

Mayor Emory Folmar said

e Klansmen were -not
armed Sunday but about 100
weapons were‘ confiscated
from care entering the KKK
campground - a few
kilometres from the city
limits Saturday night.

It was the second con-
frontation in two days here
between police and the
marchers, who retraced the
Bb-mile route from Selma
taken by the late Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. and his
black civil rights followers in
The Kilansmen had
marched out of Selma on
Thursday. ; ‘
CONFISCATE ARESENAL

On Saturday, officers
arrested 19 Klansmen at the
‘outskirts of the city and
confiscated an arsenal of
smnall weapons, including
guns, brass knuckles, knives
and clubs.

On Sunday, police directed
the Klan marchers to an
adjacent parking lot and
began processing them one
by one for a trip to the city

Proof of service of an jail.

Intervention or a reply shall
be made by declaration
under oath and filed with the
Acting Assistant Secretary,

_Alr Transport Committee,

Ottawa, Canada.

_ Among the 199 persons ar-
rested were 12 youths who
were turned over ta juvenile
authorities, They. were ex-
pected to be detained until a
hearing today in _fuvenile

The Committee will not | court

receive any Intervention or

’ reply filed out of time uniess

the party making same

satisfies the Commities that

the applicable submission

could not have been made

within the time specified for

reasons beyond the party’s

control.

Ta. Bangs,

For A.J. Sutherland,

Acting Assistant

. Secretary, Alr

Transport Committee
(a1-13A)

———— LS AF allenging th

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GET RESULTS!

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The other 165 ‘arrested
Klan supporters were freed
after fellow Klan members
‘posted bonds totalling $9,300.
They were charged with
parading without a permit, a
misdemeanor, authorities
eaid. Hf convicted, the
maximum penalty six
months in failanda Siem fine,

Folmar said the Klan's
action was “a calculated
effort to get publicity,”

Wilkinson, asked earlier
whether the Klan was
aceking . publicity by

@ the mayor on the
parade permit issue, said:
“if it was a. publicity, Stunt,
the mayor helped us."

The 19 Klansmen booked
Saturday were charged with.
violating a new state law
firearms within
338 metres of a public
, demonstration,

to the front” om her

ay Wye

New friends \ were made at Terrace’ s S parade .

/, - Residents and visitors enjoyed the pancake breakfast |

Vinson is at top of charts

CALGARY (CP) — Laura’
Vinson used to listen to a
country music: radio. station
icrarch-near .
Jasper, Alta., when she was

‘a little girl because there

was nothing else to do. ,
Now, that station and
others across the country are

- playing her songs.

Ms. Vingon is recognized
as one of Canada’s top
country music performers
after’ 11 years of playing
cluts professionally. Last
year, she joined the ranks of .
Carroll Baker and Anne
Murray when she was
nominated for a Juno award
as the top female country
vocalist after the release of
her debut album, Firat
Flight, with her group Red
Wyng. -

“When I wag eight years
old, 1 was really interested in
poetry,” she said in an in-
terview. “Then I finally got
myself a guitar and learned
how to play because there
wasn't anything else to do.

“At home, with friends and
neighbors, we used to sing”
songs for our own entertain-

- ment. Somebody would play

guitar and we all kind of got
into it. It was either that of
go to a dance every month
and a half.”

Ms. Vinson says she
doesn’t know why she
became interested in music.
It may have been her French
grandmother who came to
Canada from Louisiana at
theturn of the century or her
Indian and English blood,

“There wasn't any im-
mediate influence. The only

living influence at all was .
.my uncle who was a com-

poser in Toronto, but I never _

really got ur that, a my

ee

-before I was cate "

Ms. Vinson left home as a

teen-ager to continue her
schooling, and eventually at-
tended the University of Al-
berta. She says she missed
home and a lot of her songs
reflect - that.

“While at university, 1 did
folk music and worked at

Ms.;Vinson says she_also
liked rock music and was a
big fan of Janis Joplin and
the Jefferson Airplane (now
the Jefferson Starship);

“T just kept performning in
clubs and such and really
didn’t get into, recording
until a few years ago when I
signed with Royalty

Executives want
salaries frozen

‘ TORONTO (CP) — Execu-
tives of Chrysler Canada
Ltd, say they would accept a
salary freeze to help keep the
| Bogan car company in

wrens Saturday — after
Carter said “'tens of millions
of dollars” could be saved if
top echelon executives a. .
cepted a freeze on salaries,
benefits and bonuses — a
Chrysler Canada spokesman
fee he Hought executives
Te Ww agree toa ry
freeze,

public relatlons said: ‘I
don’t think there would be a
negative reaction.”

Car] A. Warnock, comp-
troller and treasurer jof the
Canada division, | Bald
everyone will be required to
make sacrifices, -

Chrylser Canada has
already asked the federal
and Ontario governments for

financial help to save the
i :

- Terrace area(s).

Avis Franchise Licenses,

OWN AN AVIS FRANCHISE

Avis fs lsoking for a select few business people ta
operate Avis “ranchise(s) In the Prince Rupert and-or

Prospective licensees who quallly will joln the Avis
World Wide System: the largast In the world. We are
looking far motivated, aggressive, business people who
alresdy are, or want to be, thelr own boss but who
recognize the additional benefits of working within a

- successful organization. Status, a name that sells, a
working support system, sales force and national
advertising ali add to the financial benefits of being an

Avis Transport of Canada Lid.
309. 4014 MacCloud Trall South East

If Interested please contact:
Mr. T. Murace

Calgary, Alberta T20 4R7
(403) 243-8408

AVIS
Wa tryharder

President Jimmy -

15,000 jobs at its Windsor,
_ Ont, plant.

In'the f. 5., Chrysler Corp.
. has told the Carter adminia-
tration it needs a $1 billion
cash advance to bail out the
floundering company, but
the administration has
agreed ““bnif''“te loan
Buarantees between $500

«Million and $750 million.

Chrysler had asked its
135,000 United Auto Worker
employees in the U.S. to give
up pay ralses over the next
two years, but last week the
union sald no,

‘ _. Chrysler's U.S. divisi
Robert Young, director of ° Net vision Is

expected to lose $500 million
this year, Chrysler Canada
lost $31 million last year
despite car and truck sales
worth $2.5 billion.
Chrysi¢r Corp.’s
president, Lee Iaccoca, who
personally asked the union to
agree to a wage-and-benefit
freeze, was paid $1.5 million
for coming to Chrysler last
October, His annual salary |s
$360,000 plus bonuses.

i

a ee rer)

(Mechanic Required)
1 a
,  inTerrace’ ,
—Heavy duty mechanic I
i —Experlence In truck repairs required W
| Enalne experience catable
i —Steady position. with full benefits "
x
Apply in person to: !
i
/ Inland Kenworth Sales
1679 Kenworth Street ;
i Terrace, 5,C. N

635-2282

Records. Then things really
started to cook.”

rs ae, to put raysell.through,.. .. Her, fix album with the
Ww pan, tansy! ant on we, Edm rding

onton-based . reco!
‘company became one of the
top five-selling albums by a
female vocalist within a year
of its release in 1977.

With that came the Juno
nomination and playing at
the Canada Day celebrations
on Parliament Hill in July.
This fall, Ms. Vinson and
Red Wyng will perform in
Toronto during the Big
Country awards, She has al-
ready appeared on national
television with Tommy
Hunter and Rennie Prophet
and will have her music
featured in an upcoming
CBC radio program.

But she says her group is

not hard-core country,
' Ms, Vinson says the
group’s second album, Ain't
No High Fashion Queen, to
be released this fall, will be
more rockcountry than
country-rock.

She says she still is looking
for a major break with a
number one song. While
she's wellknown in her
native Alberta, it's different
when she travels east.

‘It’s hard to break in,
When we went to Toronto to
play a relatively new club,
not that many people came
out. If you aren't known,
nobody shows up. You really
have to have a name to draw
well, iy

Ma. Vinson plans to tour
more in the future, ac-
companied by her husband
of two years, Frank Walls on
keyboards, steel and lead
guitars, Greg Bergsten on
drums and Wayne Saunders
on bass.

TJ

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