PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 30, 1978

For Safe: by Owner, 4
bedroom soplit-level family
toom. Good location. Price
low 60's. Phone 635-3817, (p3-
22)

For Sale: 1078 sq. ft. 3
bedroam home on ¥2 acre lot,
fully fenced and freed, at-
tached garage, 300 sq. fi.
shed, root cellar, Asking
$42,000. Phone 635-4790 after
6

52.. WANTED ©

*. JO RENT
Public Health Nurse wishes
to rent unfurnished ¥ to 2
bedroom house with fridge

and stove from July 1, 1978,
Contact 635-4407 (p5-22)

Wanted to Rent or lease a.
smali. house or trailer by a
responsible woman with
pets. 636-1534 or 635-4931
Local 37. (¢3-1}

55. PROPERTY

~ FOR SALE

For Sale: 80x100' lot. Viewt
- at McNeil St., Thornhill. On
water sysiem. Asking $4,000.

Phone 635-7540 or 685-2056

3 and $ acre parcels on
Woodiand Park Subdivision
$14,000 and $1900. Two lots
only left. One with creek. JD
Proctor, 490 Anderton Road,
Comox, B.C. VIN 4B4 phone
339-4736 (€50-[uly!)

Build your home among
beautiful large cedars on lot
150x210 Skeena St. Asking
11,500.00 Offers. Phone 836-
$102 after 6 and weekends.

56. BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITY

Tire
Business with gas service

For Sate Prime
etc, - 4 bedroom home,
completely furnished, 1%
bath, many extras, situated
68 miles north of Terrace.
Apply C. Ritler, Box 183,
Terrace, B.C. 633-2326 (ctf)

Successful store for sale In
Terrace. Complete with
equipped butcher shop, 8
coolers and freezers, 1 walk-
In, 3 bedroom dwelling at-
fached. One rental house,
occupied, 3 bay garage all on
one acre of land. Annual
sales almost double asking
price. Assumable mortgage.
Call 635-5202 for details,

51. UTOMOBILES -

1972 Ford
Fully

For Sale:
Econoline Van.
camperized, Law mileage,

many extras. Exceltent
condition phone 635-5514
after 5 (p8-2)

For Sale: 1973 Mazda RX3
Station Wagon. 34000 miles
$2300 or besi offer. Phone
635-5970 (c5-21)

1972 Ford Econoline Van 302-
V8 Std. frans. sun roof,
partly camperized. Radial
stéel belied tlres like new.

Phone 635-3304. {p3-21)

1969 V.W, Beetle, Low
mileage. Well maintained.
Has radio, 4 summer & 4
winter tires. Good running
condition. Call 635-2243 8.
4:30 or 638-0372 aves. {¢5-1)

1975 Olds Omega Hatchback
350 V8, Tapedeck etc, 53,000
mifes. Blue and white 3500
0.8.0. Phone 635-7291 days
635-6876 atier 5 p.m. (p5-1)

197) Toyota Landcrulser
with wide tires plus set spare
tires with rims. View at 5135
McConnell 639-1517 or 635-
4390 = (p 10-6)

1972 Toyota long-wheel base
Landcrulser. Complete with
winch, extra spare tire, root
rack, good conditlon, View
5135 MeConnell 638-1517 or
635-4380 (p10-6)

72 Volkewagon square back,
sliver colour, 1 owner car,
32000 miles. Excellent
condition. Asking $1800
Phone 635-4997 (cS-1)

For Sales 76 GMC Cam-
perlzed Van Fully equipped.
Want Corvette or Pickup in
trade. Phone 638-1744 atter 6

Pam, (pa-22)
For Sale: 1975 Mercury
Bobcat, 4 speed. 28,000

miles, Like new condition,
Phone 635-4049 (p3-21)

For Sale: 4972 Triumph Spit
Fire. Custom Palni. Good
condition.- 25,000 original,
Offers, Call days 635-6516
eves 638-0296 (p5-2)

1975 Jimmy 4x4, 26,500 mites,
engine covier, oli cooler,
equalizer hitch, traller
fowlng suspension for 8000
G.V.W., Sliding side win-
dows, high Sierra Package.
Excelient condition. Will
consider trade. Phone 632-
7973 (c5-2)

‘dryer.

_ Sway.

74 Chev % ton 300 HP, V2,
new tires and rims. Tratler
towing pack. Asking $4,000

635-7466 (p5-2)

1967 Belair Station wagon.
427-4 barrel. Asking $350
firm. Phone 635-6681. {p3-21)

79 Renault front wheel drive,
asking $1000 and 1976 Kx250
motocross Kawaski like new
asking $1,000 639-1489 (ct!)

1978 Dage Van, 7 cyl. stan-
dard. phone 635-7702 (p5-22)

38.

MOBILE.

For Sale: 1974 Bendix
Leader trailer. 2 bedrocm.
Reverse aisle. Front
kitchen, patlo doors and

12x54 Safeway, 2 bedroom
with 30 addition, fridge,
stove, carpet, drapes in-
cluded. Set-up and skirted in
traller park, phone 635-4310
after 5 (cti}

invitation to Tender

Sealed Tenders, marked
“Renovations” Terrace
Community Correctlona!
Centra Terrace, B.C. for
Major Renovations, Tender
No. 1870 wil! be recelved up
to 3:00 p.m. local time the 22
day of June, 1978, and those
avallabla at that ilme will be
opened In public at British
Columbia Buildings Cor-
poration, 4827 Keith Ave.,
Terrace, B.C., Phone 638-
1191.

Tendering documents may
be obtained at the above

address after 9:00 a.m. on=

the 31 day of May 1978.

Tenders must be fited on the
forms provided, in sealed,
clearly marked envelopes.

The lowest or any Tender

will not necessarily be ac-,

cepted.
(¢3-1)

12x68 Safeway. Furnished.
8x10 heated joey shack.
Phone 635-9323. (p10-7}

‘ Safeway doublewide.
Includes @11 major ap-
pliances, large garden shed]
land fencing. 3 bedrooms, 2
full bath, and flreplace. Set
up and fully skirted In
ar. View at No. 31-4619
Queensway Drive (Tim-
berland Traller Park)
Phone 635-9429. (ctf)

=

Must SII - 12x46 2 bedroom
mobile home on a fully
serviced, clear tle’ tot on
Simpson Rd, Thornhill.
Open to offers, G. Warnen,
Roya! Bank, Terrace, 8.C.,
635-7117 (ctf)

Immediate Dellvery
1978 Factory bullt 2 or 3
bedroom 14° wide or double
wide. Delivered and set up
to your location. 100 percent
financing avaitable OAC.
Gov't grant of $2500 ap-
plicable. Free round trip to
Vancouver. For inquiries
please phone collect Parker
Homes of Canada Ltd. 997-
5447 (c12-22)

For Sale: 12x68 ATCO
Velmont 3 bedroom mobile
home. Set up and skirted In
traller court in town, WIV
sell furnished or un-
furnished. “Phone 635-9046
even. (p10-JuT)

For Sale: 12x60 «(1973
Canadiana 2 bedrooms with
fridge, stove, washer and
Asking $11,000
negotiable.

Phone 635-7097

; 66. RECREATIONAL

“VEHICLES

For Sale: 17' Travel traller,
In excellent condition with
fridge, stove and heater. No
bathroom. $2000 Phone 635-
7565 = {p4-21}

Hardtop tent trailer. Steeps
6, Two burner propane
stave. Canopy. Asking $475
638-8329 (p3-22}

1975 Concord motor -home.
24’ leng. Dodge 440 engine, 6
new tires. 2 new batteries.
Stove, 3-way fridge,
washroom with shower.
Sleeps 8. Air conditioning.
Furnace, 2 dining tables.
Phone 632-6704 (c5-2)

For Sale:
trailer 635-7074 (c3-22)

1972 - 8 camper. Very good

condition, Phone 635-4644,
(p31)
aT. SERVICES

eee eee
GENERAL
CARPENTRY
NO JOB TO BIG
OR SMALL
ADDITIONS, SIDING
RENOVATIONS
CEMENT WORK, |
PAIN-TING <
Phone after 6:

“BCYCNA

REPOSSESSIONS
We have a limited number of
12‘, 14', and 24 wide In ex-
cellent condition.

NO DOWN
PAYMENT
Purchase Includes delivery,
set up and furniture, (On

approved credit}.
If you quality we will fly
you In at aur expense.
Hurry! - These won't last!
Call our credit manager
collect at
. 664-0024.
Tor-Star
Mobile Homes
835 Granvile
Vancouver, B.C.
V6zZ 1K7

Traller for safe: 1974 12x69 3
bedroom furnished trailer,
dishwasher, fridge, stove,
washer, dryer, china cabinet
etc. No.1 Pine Park phone
635-3246 (clm-Ju 17)

23x56 Doublawlde, major
appliance and garden shed -
fenced. Situated on lot fully

skirted complete fenced.

View at 31 Timberland
Traller courts 4619 Queen-
tf)

LIVESTOCK

Registered ‘4 quarter and
Arablan Cheatnut gafding. 8
years old. Very gentle.
Good riding horses $300,
Phone 635-6997, (5-1)

For Sale: Regisiered
Morgan - Walker horse, 5
years old, gelding, trained
phone after 5 635-7543 or 615-
9523 (pl0,18,19,21)

60.

TENDERS.

FOR SALE SY BID

Good and chattels of Copper
Mountaln Automotive Ltd.
Situated at 208 Skinner Ave.,
Terrace, 8.C, THE GOODS
MAY BE VIEWED Monday
Evening, June 12, 1978, Bids
may be submitted In writing
jo Security Balliffs Ltd. P.O.
Box 222, Kitimat, B.C. no
later than June 16, 1976. (c9-
7)

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Hardtop tent ©

Now that time, as well as “|

money, has become a pre-
cious commodity we need.
to budget it wisely. Many
homemakers no loriger

spend hours in the kitchen |

preparing meals. They rely
heavily on convenience
foods and partially prepared
products to save time and
energy.

It ia always a good idea to
keep an emergency supply
of canned, bottled and
packaged foods on hand—
the kind that can be served
instantly or with a mini-
mum of preparation. Yeater-
day's cake and fresh fruit
become an exciting dessert
fondue when dipped into
melted concordgrape jelly.
Stretch a small amount of

hamburger by making it

into meatballs and serving
with prepared spaghetti
sauce. Combine two or
three different varieties of

' canned soup for a spur-of-
the-moment first course.
Make fancy desserts in a
iffy, Take ordinary pound-
cake, slice into threa layers,
‘spread bottom two layers
with one jar of concord-
grape preserves, alsemble,
frost and sprinkle with
chopped nuts. Presto! An
easy, elegant torte,

Suggested here are two.

fancy desserta mede with
convenience nods. Their
ease of preparation makes
them suitable for both par-
tiea and family meals.

For the French Peach Tart
a frozen pie crust, packaged
pie crust mix or your favor-
ite pastry recipe can be
used, depending on the
length of time you want
to spend. The filling is a
luscious concoction of
whipped cream laced with
orange-flavored liqueur.
Canned peach slices are then
attractively arranged over
the filling and glazed with a
mixture of concordgrape
jelly and lemon juice. Addi-
tional whipped cream is
‘piped around the edge of
the tart and sprinkled with

INTS FOR
OMEOWNER:
Tips To Help You

DOUBLE THE LIFE OF
YOUR CUT FLOWERS

Imagine buying a bouquet
of cut) flowers on Monday
and. still being able to enjoy
them the following Monday.
Impossible? Not when you
fill your vase with distilled
water and floral preservative.

Findings of Ohio State Uni-
yersity’s Horticulture Depiart-

HELP WANTED: Mature

_ Students! Earn $6 to $7 per

hour plus bonus with In-
jeresiing summer work.
Write Fuller Brush Co. Sox
108 care of 808, 207 West
Hastings St., Vancouver,
B.C. V68 1H7 or Air. T.
Diamond, General Delivery,
Station ‘'R’. Kelowna, 6.C.
VIX 4K3. (ctf)

crumbled peanut brittle or

chopped nuts for garnish,
Brandied Strawberry

Sauce is something you will

.want to keep in your refrig-
erator at all times to perk.

up ice cream, fruit or pud-
ding. This beautiful ruby-
red dessert sauce combines
concordgrape jam, brandy,
chopped strawberries (frech
or frozen) and lime peel,

FRENCH PEACH
TART

1 package ple crust mix
or 1 frozen 8-inch
pie crust, baked
and cooled

1 tablespoon orange-
flavored liqueur

2 cups sweetened
whipped cream or
prepared whipped
topping

1 can (1 pound) peach
slices, well-drained

1/2 cup concordgrape jelly
1-1/4 teaspoons lemon juice
Sweetened whipped

cream
1/4 cup crumbled

peanut brittle or

chopped nuts

Prepare pie crust mix ac:

cording to package direc-
tone and shape into &inch
tart pan or ple plate. Stir
liqueur into 2 cups whipped
cream; chill. .

{ment have shown that
distilled water, used with a -

floral preservative, can extend
the. life of cut flowers up to
100 percent. Devoted flower
loverg may have already made
this discovery about distilled

" water which, until now, has

been used mostly in steam
irons and for cleaning contact

lenses,
This floral life-span in-
crease stems from the fact
that the -preservative reacts
more quickly and effectively
with distilled water than with
tap water. The chemicals in
common tap water tend to
alow down the preservative
action ‘and interfere with op-
timum results. Unlike tap
water, distilled water contains
no chemicals, minerals, or
trace elements of any kind.

You can use distilled water

on your house plants, too.

Though the soybean was cul-
tivated in China before
3500 B.C., it was virtually un-
known in the U.S. until 1900.

ay

ONDA

Honda CivicSedan

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Test drivea Honda today at
“TERRACEHONDASALES -
‘ 442 Hwy, 16 West
Terrace, B.C, VEG 1L8
635-6571 or 635-4325 .
Dealer Licence Number 02066A

If you reside in Terrace or.
Thornhill and do not have
apaperoarier-
we have a

SPECIAL OFFER}

OH SUBSCRIPTIONS

~ FOR YOU!

Just before serving, spoon
whipped cream into ple.
emat. Arrange peaches on —
top. Melt concordgrape jelly
with lemon juice. Spoon
over fruit, Garpish with ad-
ditional whipped cream and
peanut brittle. Makes one
8-inch ple,
Note:

1 package vanilla pie filling |

cooked with 2 cups half-
and-half and thoroughly
chilled may be substituted

’ for the 2 cups whipped

cream.
BRANDIED STRAW-
BERRY SAUCE
1/2 cup concordgrape jam
2 tablespoons brandy
1 teaspoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon water
2 cups coarsely chopped
strawberries, fresh
or defrosted frozen
1 teaspoon slivered
Ilme peel
Combine concordgrape
jam and brandy in saucepan.
Heat, stirring, until jan is
melted and heated: Blend
cornstarch and water; stir
Into syrup. Cook, stirring,
until sauce fa thickened and
smooth. Add strawberries,
and lime peel. Heat sauce,
stirring occasionally. Serve
warm over ice cream, fruit
or pudding. Makes about 2
1/2 cups sauce,

‘

Although roses are qtite

hardy and will grow in.

almost any kind of soil,
there are two basic require:
ments that these perennial
beauties demand: that the
ground be well drained, and
that the sun shines brightly
enough on them. |

To plant your roses, start
with a hole-12 inches deep
and 18 inches wide. Loosen
the hottom soil and form a
small, cone ‘of earth in the

_ center, Carefully fan out the

roots, place the bush over
the cone and fill in the soil
‘over the roots to about four
inches from the top of the
hole.

Then, tamp firmly eo the
roots are well anchored, and
water thoroughly. After-
wards, fill the hole com-
pletely so the soil is one or
twa inches up the stock of
the bush. [t's also a good
idea to fertilize your roses
two or three times a year

with a fertilizer that's high”

in phosphorous, Water them
steadily and regularly so the
roots are always kept moist,

Yes, roses have many
friends, but they have
enemies, too: insect
enemies. To protect your

roses and shrubs from pects
such as aphids, mites, leaf-
Loppers and other enemies,
an effective pesticide guch
as Spectracide® is recom-
mended. Spray on bath
sides of leaves until they’re
dripping wet. You can also
use Spectracide Garden

Insect Dust to protect your
roses effectively. .

Rose lovers without much
garden space will be happy
to know that roses can be
grown in containers, Any
place that enjoys four to «ix
hours of sunlight daily is
suitable. Should you want
the rose’s sweet fragrance in
a bouquet, clip just above
the topmost spray of fine
leaves. The lovely rose may .
look fair wherever -it is
placed, but prized above all
is its lingering scent,

Do It Now
Aluminum
Sheets

26” x 36”
12 sheets only - 3.15

THE DAILY HERALD

3212 Kaium

St. Terrace

What book is available free
to milllons of Canadian motor-

_[lsts, contains vital information

about a big Investment, can
save most of them money and

the least-read “best eellers”
over published?

If you haven't guessed, it's
the new-ecar owner's manual,
And If you'te among the buyers
of a 1978 model, you should
catefully tead your owner's
manual, You'll be surprised
how much new, useful Informa-
tion has been put into it in

recent years,

This year's Tord and Mercury
manuals, for example, have' up
to 100 pages devoted to vehicle
operation, service, safety and
customer convenience tips.

“Our vehicles undergo a
variety of changes each year,"
said T. Larry Johnson, national

inconvenience, yet still is among:

— Car Tips By Totem Ford
Car Owner's Manual :
Least Read “Best Seller”

Saves Money,
Inconvenience

+

service manager, Ford Motor
Campany of Canada, Limited.
“Even if a car owner glanced
through his manual in . past
years, he still should take the
time to read the new safety and
operating instructions fer his
1978 model,”

Mr, Johnson notes that new
emission control devices have
caused auto makers to revite
start-up instructions for many.
newemodel cars in recent years.
Drivera who fail to follow these
hew procedures may ‘have dif.
ficully starting thelr care, parti-
cularly on cald mornings or
when the engine is very hot.

Important notes on safety
Ktems, tire care, trailer towing

‘and emergency driving situa-

tions also are found In most
new-car manuals.

The auto makers also provide
car owners with operating tips

-today's cars, Ford's manual

to help them enjoy the ever:
increasing number of comfort)
and convenience features on

notes, for example, that a car
will cool off faster once the alt
conditioner Js turned on, if you.
leave the windows open for
two {0 three minutes after]
parking under a hot sun, And
did you know you should
“cycle” the alr conditioner
once or twice aemonth during
the winter? .

Do you know the safe way
to uso jumper cables: when
‘starting a stalled car? Does
your car use fuses, circuit
breakers, or both, in ita elec.
trical system? The answers to
these and many other safety,
service and maintenance ques
tions can be found in a car
owner's manuat,

Terrace Totem Ford
Sales Ltd,

4631 Keith
, > 635-4984

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