“7p. Homes for Sale.

57. Automobiles.

“$7. Automobiles

For Sale: Bungalow howe a
-years old, 3 bedrooms with:

$29,500,

many extras. ~ Asking price |
.

"Phone 635-2957 (p-2-;

tees

_ oe ers

For Sale: 1975 Astra G.T., good
shape with extras.” Priced. at
82,50 or best offer. 1970. Viva
G.T., good running order plus
many extras $500. Call 435-4953
days or 635-5126 nights. View at
4314 N Sparks, (p-14,18)

1965 Valiant 2 door, 6 cyl., low

mileage, body fair, motor ex-
cellent, 635-9513 (c-14,15)

‘Northwest College anticipates a
full-time student enrolment in
excess of 400 this September,’
Limited dormitery space or
sometimes student preference
causes some Students to seek
accommodation off campus. To
‘assist both landiord and student.
the college will post notices of
avallable housing. Peopia In the
Terrace, Thornhill area who are
interested In renting rooms,
room and board, or suites to
students may Ilst. these ac.
commodations at the Student.
In the college, in-person or by
falephone at 635-6511.

The college offers this service.
for convenience only and can.
assume no responsibility on
behalf of elfher student or
landlord. (¢-4,9,14,19)

54. Business Property

Space now being leased In a
shopping center fo be located In
Sandspiton the Queen Charlotte
islands. This complex will
Include both retail and In-
dustrial. outlets and will be
available for occupancy In
January of 1978. A reply from
those Interested parties at. this
time would assure space bullt to
your.-requirements, Contact,
Sandspit Developrnant Limited
at 637-5341, 637-2223 or 637-5448,
(c-19-20}

55. Property for Sale

For. Sale: 120 acres, 190 In hay
in the : Driftwood ares. Ex-
cellent view, 2 springs, Phone
847-3720 after 5 p.m. or write
Box 621, Smithers. (p-
9,14,19,2,6,11}

by-laws.

Recreation

"The fantastic
12’ Sail Boat

635-5899 (¢-8-22)

DISTRICT OF TERRACE ,

MANAGEMENT POSITION IN RECREATION

Superintendent of Parka and Recreation, the Recreation
Director is responsible and accountable for the specialized
work In evaluation, development and co-ordination af.
.. weereation.activities-within.the-[uriedictien.ot the mu

The successtul candidate will have a recognized program In
Administration,
Management, Business Administration Education or related
discipline plus five (5) years of progressively responsible
experience in Community Recrestion, three (3) of which
should be In an administrative capacity, OR, an equivalent
combination of training and experience. .

“The salary will be in the $19,000.00 - $22,500.00 range with a
competative employee benefit package.

Applications and inquiries shovld be filed with the un-
dersigned on or before August 26, 1977.

Mr. W.E, Casey, tT
Supt. of Parks & Recreation,

_ District of Terrace, — ;

. §.3215 Eby Street,
Terrace, B.C.
VeG 2X4 *

1966 Dodge Charger 383°. 4
barrel, Consul automate,
mags, headers, only 69,000
miles, Must be teen to be ap.
‘preclated. Phone 635-9611 (c-14)

For Sale: 1973 Toyota Corolla, 5.

speed, radials (with snows),
steréo cassette, cebles, alr.
shocks, Phone 635-6736. (stt)

1962 Chev Tandem Dump
Truck, good condition, 2 Chev
single axle dump trucks, one In
running order and one needs
pel Phone 635-2939. (¢-14-

1973 Datsun 610 for sale.
condition, Phone 635-5134, (p-
12,13,14)

“1970, Ford Custom, Four door?

sedan, 302 cuble inch,
automatic. Phone 635-6235
635-4328 (cH). :

Fer Sale: Truck and Camper,
1977 G.M.C. Sterra Clessle, 1977
Frontier 10’ camper. Both of
these are 2 months old. Phone

or

Far Sale: 1967 Beaumont, runs,

well, $597. Phone 635-3268. (stf)'

- For Sale:
. Cutlass, PS. & P.B:, auto,
’ trans., Only 21,000 miles on new

motor transmission and rear.

1966 ‘Oldsmablle,

end, New brakes $1,195. or best
offer, Phone 635-3268 (st)

. For Sale: 1986 F-100:Dedge

ton 316 V8, standard. :Post-trac.

’ Phone 638-1604, (c-11-44).

Consign your ‘car, iruck or
fraller. Leta professional sell it
for you. ; :
Copper Mountain
Enterprises Ltd.

(ctf) .
58. Mobile Homes

Like new 12x68 3 bedroom -.

Safeway Set up, ready for
Immediate occupancy. Ful
price $9,500. or terms to sult.
635-2715, (p-13,14)

For Rent: a two bedroom
trailer on acreage. Ap-

. proximately 10 miles east of

fown. Phone 635-2339. (p-13,14}

For Sale:
bedroom 12/47’ Fully fur-
nished. In Immaculate con-
dition. ‘Must be seen. Priced ta
sell. Custom bullt. Phone 635-
2691 (p-13,14) ,

NEW 4 FT. WIDE MOBILE
‘HOME, $16,900.00, Delivered
and set-up in Terrace or area.

Or pay $166.45 per month of
approved credit, 13.5 percent
interest. $1,000.00 Government:

' Grant. (c-4,9,14,19) | _

60. Tenders

1974 Chev 1 ton P.U. Dual,
wheels P.S, P.B. 4 speed.
‘deluxe Interior Phone 635-4294
atter 6 p.m. (p-13,14) ‘

Transters:- Plates - Sales Tax.
See Wightman & Smith -

AUTOPLAN agent.- 4611
Lakelse Ave, Terrace. Open
Saturday. . (ctf)

Deluxe Kit Camper, Mounted
‘on 8 1974 Dodge Club Cab:
Phone 538-8297 or view at 4938

Halliwell. (¢-11,12,13,14}

Recreation Facility

scien ae

weipal-- ieee errr oo Premera eS

Public Works,

‘0 MOTICE |

SEALED TENDERS, marked
Exterior Painting - 7 Kitlope St.
Kitimat, B.C. for Exterior
Painting - Carport and Storage
Shed, Government Agent
Residence, 7 Kitlope -St.,
Kitimat, 8.C. will be accepted
by the Honourable the Minister,
Department of Public Works,
care of Ministry of Public
Works, 4827 Keith Avanue,
Terrace, B.C. VG 1K7, up to 2
p.m., September 7, 1977,

Tendering documents may be
obtained from Ministry of
4827 Keith
Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and also
viewed at Government. Agent
Office - Kitimat, 8.C. on and
after August 18, 1977.

The lowest or any tender will
fot necessarily be accepted. —

FOR TENDER

“10>. Fridge

1 Electric Range
1 Sofa & Chair
Kitchen Cupboards

' CONTACT
PARMELEE & NELSON

GENERAL INSURANCE

ADJUSTERS LTD.
'” TEL, 635-7910
AFTER 5 p.m. 638-8345
(¢-10-14) . -

“68s Legal’

SEALED TENDERS, marked -

Painting. Fish and Wildlife
Compound Smithers, B.C. for
Exterlor Palnting of Byllding In
above “Compound will be ac-
-cepted by the Honourable’ the
Minister, Department of Publle
Works, care of Foreman ,of

‘Works, 4827 Kelth Avenue,

Terrace, B.C. VaG 1K? up ta’ 2
p.m., August 31, 1977,”
Tendering documents may be
obtainad from Ministry of
Public Works, 4827 Kelth

Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and also .

viewed at Smithers Courthouse
- Government Agent's Office on
ond after August 18, 1977.
~The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.

1970 Knight. 17.

66. Rec. Vehictes

For Sale: Hard top tent traller.
Ready to go. Reasonably

priced| Phone 635-7074 (p-13)

Drop anchor here
fora greatbuy © am
KOLIBRI
Rog. $1400.00.
Sale $1249.00
W's Affordable-l’s-Totable =
~ Terrace Equipment Sale ltd. —

4539 Greig Ave. ‘Terrace

For Salé:’. 22° Frontler. motor
home. Near new condition.

B Phone 635-2376. (p-13,14) fh

ae

, What's expedient is not

ASP IS EGYPTIAN COBRA

The asp that killed
Cleopatra is the snake now
called the Egyptian cobra.
HENIE WON |
CHAMPIONSHIP

Sonja Henie of Norway
won the Olympic women's:
figureskating championship
three times—in 1978, 1992
and 1936. : mg,
AUDUBON BORN IN
HAITI

American artist and

ornithologist John James -

Audubon, born in Haiti and
raised in France, came to
America to’ manage his

father’s: lead mines. ,
‘FATALITIES ©

ENUMERATED =
Thirty per cent of the 534
women and children aboard
the Titanic and 80per cent of
the 1,667 men lost their lives. .

- Awhale

of a fight

‘VANCOUVER CP -
Greenpeace Foundation
‘members Bob and Bobbi
Hunter have arrived in
Sydney, Australia, to launch
a campaign against the
country’s whaling
operations.

The man and wife team
hope to launch the 70-foot
Fabrina, a former research
vessel, to berate Australian
harpoon sailing from
Albany on the southwest
coast, a.statement from the
foundation said Wednesday.

The Hunters and 25
au drive to

, 3,000 miles away, to
join members. of Australia’s
aboriginal tribes who are

_ also opposed to the whale

hunt. . :

Details on plans to con-
front the harpoon boats
expel boi oe

‘Hos rowi
whalers and Ipcal
authorities. Western
Australia officials have
wanred they will ‘not
tolerate interference with
the whale hunt.

spokesman

' Greenpeace spo
‘Red Marining said the
/ Fabrina will have a crew of
about 12 and will carry two
‘gpeedboats and several
-@ craft to intervene het-
ween the whales and har-
poon boats. It will be out for
about 45days.-

ASIA COVERS MUCH
LAND a

“The continent of Asia
- encompasses ‘about 30 per
cent of the land area of
globe, some 17,035,000
square miles. -

Your Individual
- Horoscope

Frances Drake

What kind of day will
tomorrow be? To find out what
the stars say, read the forecast
given for your birth Sign. .

ARIES

(Mar. 21 to Ape. 20) -%

If you're planning an unusual

’ venture, it would he wise to "go"

it alone’? for the present.
Associates may be unreliable or
impractical. -
TAURUS

(Apr. 21 to May 21) OK

_ A good word from the right

source may enable you to attain
the recognition you have been
seeking, You have justcause for

optimism. me

GEMINI
(May 22 to June 21) .
Stick close to facts and

“control your imagination, Don’t

try to put a square peg into a

round hole. Pick your way

discreetly. ; ;
NCER

(June 2 to July 23) @EY

' You may face some com-.

plications — in quite unex-
pected areas, How you handle
situations and the pare you set

‘will determine their solution.

LEO. :
(uly 2 to Aug. 23) Se4eee

ialways wise. Be careful where
and when you must refuse,

automatically reject another's
idea, -

‘VIRGO ;
(Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) my

Face
; ty. With YOUR know-
how and ingenuity, you ‘can
cope. Homance in high favor.

LIBRA — ‘
(Sept. 24 to-Oct, 23) 06
Certain problems which have
been you may be
resolved now. Good deeds of the
past may also pay off. It should
Eee
(Oct. 24 to Nov, 22) | Teen.

An. auspicious period! Go 4

after whatever Is worthwhile —
with all the vigor you can
muster, By-pass trifles which
intert ere with essentials.
‘SAGIIT. S ..
(Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 eP
Personal relationships at
their best. In iact, a friend or
close associate may be In-
strumental in helping you to
solve a ditt situation.
‘APRICORN.
(Dec, 22 to Jan. 26) Wink
| "Try not to set too fast a pace
— either for yourself or others.
You could find that you've
. expended a lot of time and
pete to ie useful purpose.
-(Jan,'21 to Feb. 19) aug
. Don't start anything without

| knowing if you can follow -

+ through, All efforts and an
bitions must be carefully
directed now. Neither folow
new trends blindly. .

PISCES

(Feb, 20 to Mar. 20) HEX
Se: careful in handling per-

sonal: affairs; there may be

some tricky areas, a few kinks

to iron cut before taking action.

Sonié conflict of interests in-

- dicated,

¥OU BORN TODAY are
endowed with a fine intellect
and are extremely progressive
in your thinking. You have a
flair for the dramatic but,
unlike many Leoites, are
usually more attracted to
business than the stage. Your
sense of the’ theatrical
evidences itself no matter what
career you pursue, however. In
either business or govern-
mental positions, your
leadership is such that those
. under your supervision, drawn
to you almost magnetically,
follow with almost blind
+ loyalty; in the legal field, your
histrionies would make you an
excellent trial lawyer. Other
fields in which you could shine:
finance, Invention, exploration,
archeology. But you do belong
in public life. Birthdate of:
Bernard Baruch, economist,
financier; Orville Wright,
airplane inventor; Jil St. John,
“film actress, .~ ae

changes. with -

9:45 Sunday School

‘

. THE HERALD, Friday, August 19, 1977, PAGE 7

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‘SALVATION
‘ARMY

4637 Walsh
Captain: Bill Young

"41:00 Morning Workshop
‘7:30 Evening Services

Aion. Cottage meeting 7:30
Wed. Home league 7:30
Sat. Youth group 7:30
phone

Captain or Mrs. Bill Young.

ST. MATTHEW'S.
chURCH

Anglican Church of Canada
_ 0726 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace
Rev. Lance Stephens - 635-3855

Church: 635-9019 ©

Church Service 10 a.m.
Sunday Schoo! = 10.a.m.

MENNONITE
‘BRETHREN
CHURCH

3406 Eby Street 635-2015
Pastor Owayne Barkman

‘Family Worship Service: 1045
am. soo

Sunday school will resume in.
the fall. mo

EVANGELICAL
Fras CHURCH

Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks St.
Rev. W.H. Tatum
3302 Sparks Street 635-5115

9:45 Sunday School ~
11:00 Morning Workshop
7:30 Evening Services

Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study

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ANOX UNITED
cnuURCH

4907 Lazelle Ave.
Minister Rev. D.S. Lewls

Sunday School

Senlor 12 & up 10:00 a.m.
Under 12 11:00 a.m.
Worship service 11:00 a.m.

“TERRACE .
ALLIANCE:
' CHURCH

Pastor Roy Taylor

“Sunday 9:45 - Bible Schoot

11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship

7:15 p.m. Evening Service

Wed. 7:30 p.m. - Bible Study &
‘ayer

UPLANDS
BAPTIST
CHURCH

Pastor D.K. Hale 635-9378
Corner of Halllwall -
and N. Thomat

10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching

Sunday School .
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship

. Service

7:30 p.m. Singing and Bibie
Study .
6:00 p.m, Home Bible Studies

¥ouare Welcome at
Uplands”

696 Kiver Orive
Terrace, B.C.

Rev. R.L. White

Morning Worship 13:00 a.m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. «
Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School = 10. a.m.

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FOOD BASKET

Boysenberry Ori
There is some
regarding the origin of the
boysenberry. It is commonly
stated that it: resulted from
crossing loganberry, black-
berry and dewberry —a
triangle which sounds dif-
ficult to arrange and one’
which is viewed with skep-
ticism by many experts who
claim that the berry was a
“sport'’ from the dewberry.

Fruit Sauces.
You can make delicious
sauces from apples, cher-
ries, cranberries. peaches or _
rhubarb. Serve applesauce ©
or rhubarb sauce as a simple '
dessert, Cranberry sauce —
and applesauce are food .
with meats and pu try...
Cherry sauce an peach ‘
sauce make colorful top- :
pings for ice cream, pud- -
dings. sponge cake or.
angelfood cake. a

Brolling Fresh Fruits

Broiled apple rings. ba- ©
nanas, and peaches go well —
with meats. During broiling. -.
watch the fruit carefully to
avoid scorching. Place broil- .
er rack at height recom- .
mended by the manufac: -
turer of your range. :

ispute

“VULCAN |

VULCAN.

IMACHINERY&

EQUIPMENT
iD

Cowart Road

lOffers You: —
jer FARMER .
BOMAG
LOED

-HYDRO-AX
C.S. JOHNSON: —
‘ Contact:

Garry Curtis

Sales Representative
Clearwater, 8.C.

Phone: 674-9692

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| PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
Phone: 564-0101, t

KOEHRING-BA TAM

Church —

ZION BAPTIST
CHURGEH .
Cor. Sparks & Keith
Pastor: Clyde Zimbelman

Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.

CHRISTIAN

Sparks St. at Straume Ave,
Rev. Arthur Halleman 635-2621

Sunday School - Terrace 10 a.m.
Sunday School - Remo 2:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
5:00 p.m. Worship Service .

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
4647 Lazelle Ave,

Pastor M. Kennedy
Office 635-2434 Homa 635-5336

Sunday Schoo! 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Sunday. Evening 7:15 p.m.
Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Youth Night Thurs. 7:30 p.m

SACRED HEART
PARISH

4830 Straume Aves. Terrace

8:30 a.m,
1:30 am,
10:15 a.m.
AW Pm.

CHRIST
LUTHERAN
cHURCH

Cor. Sparks St. & Park Ave.
Rev. Rolf Nostarud 635-5382

Morning Service at 10 a.m.

“Your Family

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