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"AUTOMOBILES

4979 Ford Galaxie. 2 dr, HT,

$8i-engine, P.S., P.B, Good
running condition. Phone
e38-0084,  (p4-1D)

58; "MOBILE. 7
<) HOMES

FOR SALE BY OWNER:
24x48 double wide with
garage and tool shed. Close
to school, All appliances

included. On 75x100 lot.
‘Asking $96,000. Phone 635-

"MOBILE HOMES ©

New .mobile home
from as tow as $100.
down. O.A.C.

Set up and delivered;
trades welcome.

Phone collect 5914
‘5105.

TENDERS

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A 30732

CORRECTION

THERE will be offered for
sale at public auction by the
Forest Ranger at Hazelton,
B.C, at 11:00 A.M. on
November. 24, 1978, the
Licence A 10782, to cut 36,230
cunits of Hemlock, Balsam,
Spruce, Lodgepole Pine,
Cedar located at VCL N
Boundary of Lot $022 In the
vicinity of Dyne Lake.

Two (2) years will be
allowed for removal of

*

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in may’ submit a
sealed tender, to be opened
‘at the hour of auction and
treated as one bid.

Particulars may be ob-
tained from the Regicnal
Manager, Market Place,
Prince Rupert, B.C. or the
Forest Ranger, Box 215,
Hazelton, 38.C. (al-
‘917 ,24,31,7,14,21,28

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A-10780

THERE will be offered for
sale at public auction by the
Regional Manager at Prince
Rupert, B.C., at 10:30 a.m.
ou December 15, 1978, the
Licence A-10750, to cut 10,961
cunita of spruce, balsam,
hemlock and trees of other
species located Bell Irving
Crossing No. 1 Cassiar Land
District.

Two (2) years will be
allowed for removal of
. timber.

Provided anyone’ who is
unable to attend the auction
In person may § a
sealed tender, to be opened
at the hour of auction and’
treated as one bid.

Particulars may be obv

Particulars may be ob-
tained from the Regional
Manager, Market Place,
Prince Rupert, B.C., VJ 1B"
or the Forest Ranger, Box
G7, Stewart, B.C., VOT 1W9.
(at 14,21,28,05)

THER NNOW

A lot more progress than
many people realize has been
made In energy conservation
in the last few years.

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A, “4

AC

66. RECREATIONAL

>  (tote-a-volt),

VEHICLES q

Vanguard Camper. 8°6°'
deluxe, Completely loaded.
Priced to sell! Phone 635 [|
4004, (aifn-024) |

JOB
OPPORTUNITIES |

GMC 1969 34 ton with 1144”
Security camper. Six tires,,
17” wheels, portapower

For information on these
and other job opportunities
Campe) Contact your Canada Em-
equipped with fridge, 4 ployment Centre at 4630
burner stove and aven,-. Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C.

furnace, porta tollet, Queen
alted bed. Condition A CHINESE FOOD COOK -

Previous experience
throughout. Price $5,000. required, $1,000 per mouth,
or weekends. (p5-1D) ‘LEGAL STENOGRAFHER -

== Should have shorthand. Must
: be fully experienced in legal

office. $1,000 per month.

users were interested [n saving’
‘energy. By having fuel con-
serving devices installed on
new large trucks and buses,
they saved 39 million gallons.

NOW: Over the past five
years, the trucking industry's
voluntary efforts have man-
aged to save over 1,7 billion
gallons af fuel, thanks to 4
variety of new conservation
devices and methods. This,
the Motor Vehicle Manufac-

. turers Association points out,

also saves motiey and so helps
fight inflation.

LAND REGISTRY
ACT
Certificate of Tite
$877-1 Lot A of Assigned
Lots 1 and 2 of Block 53,
Casslar District, Plan 4764,

Re:

WHEREAS satisfactory’
proof of loss of the above
Certificate of Title issued in,
the name of William Harry
Simpson
office, 1 hereby give notice
that at the expiration of one.
week from date

tificate of Title to the above
named in lieu of sald Lost
Certificate unless in the
meantime: valid objection Is
made in writing to the un-
dersigned.

DATED at the Land
‘Registry Office, Prince
Rupert, British Columbia,
this 22nd of November, 1978.

(al-28N) 7
rt INU US TRIAL

EQUIPMENT

1962 Ford 3 Ton with freight
box. 8,000 miles on rebuilt 6
cyl, engine. Rebuilt trans:
and suspension. Phone 638-
1498, (pt-1D)

QUALITIES

ent

Little Known Facts

Woe Ye

Perhaps one of the most
unusual examples of life imi-
tating art occurred in the
household of 19th century
Russian musician Count
Skavronsky. A great opera
buff, he insisted that his wife,
children arid servants talk
only in recitative, or in other
words, as if they were singing
opera dialogue. ;

For almost exact imitation
of concert hali-quality sound
in your own home, you need

‘sophisticated and sensitive
stereo equipment. Manufac-
tured to meet the highest
standards is the nationwide

Radio Shack outlets’ ex-
elusive Realistic line of fine
stereo systems. Designed ta
make you feel you're at an
actual live performance, the
Realistic Mach One speaker

J features a 16-inch woofer, a
‘| multicell

midrange horn,
heavy-duly tweeter horn, and
treble midrange L-pads.

hag been filed in my, projec

If you had been at one
memorable Metropolitan
Opera performance of Cer-
men, starring Enrico Caruso

“| and Maria Jeritza, you would

have heard some unusual lines
not in the libretto, A nervous
horse had done the most
Impolite thing possible on
atage Just before the climactic
scene in which Caruso had to
stab Jeritza, She refused to
fall and die. Stabbing her
again, Caruso shouted, “Die!
Fall, will you!" Madame
Jevitza screamed back, ‘I'll

die If you can find me a

clean place!”

India ink originated in China,
not India.

- BABYSITTING POSITION -

Several open in Terrace
area. Applicant must have 2
letters of reference.

PROJECT MANAGER -
Family .violence research:
$180 per week,

STOCK RECEIVING

CLERK - To stock shelves |

and price. Temporary
position, $3 per hour.

LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER -
Room and beard.

~ OFFICE ASST, II - Part time

position. Must have 50 wpm
typing & dictaphone typing.
$492 per month. .

TURF CARE SPECIALIST -
Must be experienced in sod
prod. Salary negotlable.

SKIDDER OPERATOR -
Camp job. IWA rate,

POWER SAW OPERATOR -
Queen Charlotte Islands.
Must have own power saw to

' cut and split for shakes. $87

PROJECT MANAGER - To
manage a family ce
t. $180 per week, =|
PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL
WORKER - Must have

: of Masters in S.W. $1717 per
. publication hereof, I shall
“fssue a Provisional Cer-

month. (2 positions open).

PROGRAM DIRECTOR

FOREST TECH - Timber
cruising. Traversing road
design levels. Wages DOE,

PRE SCHOOL SUPER-
VISOR - Must have ex:
perience and 8B.C. cer-
tificate. $675 per month.

| INSTRUCTOR - Recreation

courses for spring term. $5-4
per hour,

LOCUM - 6 mo. position.
Must have graduate ex-
perience in internal
medicine, psychiatry and
obstetrics. $7,000:per month.

MEDICAL .LAB
TECHNOLOGIST - Must
have Class 1 with one or two
years experience. HSA wage
scale.

per cord.

SHOE REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified. $800 per
month. '

MECH. WELDER - Camp
job. IWA rates.

PLUMBER - Must .be

and have Class 1°

qualified
,@as fitters ticket. Union
wage.

PROJECT SUPERVISOR -
Must have experience in
chain. link fencing. $13,000
per year.

LABOURER - Temporary
job. To unload fixtures. $3.50
per hour.

TOW TRUCK DRIVER -
Must have experience on tow
truck. $800-1,000 per mo. +
commission.

BUILDING SUPERVISOR -
Must be experienced in
heating & air conditioning.
$6.06 per hour.

COMPOSING ROOM
FOREMAN - Must have
thorough knowledge of all
equipment. Salary

“negotiable.

MEDICAL TYPIST - 0 wpm
typing. Must know medical
terms. §6 per hour.

] SANTA;CLAUS:s0hte, work
| aaa week period #4 per

A per

BODY REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified jour:
neyman. $1,000 per month.
. Paiste 4

CARPENTER:~ Ts porary

’ position. Contract basis.

HEALTH HINTS

BEATING THE BACTERIA

It may surprise a lot of
people, but you can maake
your homemade salads safer
if you add mayonnaise or
salad dreasing. .

Because of their high-acid
content, quality dressings
retard the growth of spoil-
age organisms and food
poisoning bacteria.

According to food seclen-
tist and microbiologist
Cynthia Keller of Monsanto
Company, one of the main
enuses of food polsoning is
foods that are held for
hours at warm temperature
before they're eaten.

The salad can be con-
taminated by bacteria in the
ingredients, utensils, con-
tainers or on the people

' who touch it. A low acid

content In salad supports
the growth of food poison-
ing bacteria, as does high
temperature. Fortunately,
there are a number of pre-
cautions that can be taken
to prevent bacterla growth.

» Use clean utensils, con-
tainers and food preparation
areas.

* Make sure you use good
quality ingredients.

How To Escap

e Don’t leave the food
above refrigeration tempera-
ture for hours at a time.

KEEP FOOD SAFE with
chemicals and cleanlinass.

Most ‘commercially’ pre-.
pared salads are protected.
by chemical additives that
inhibit the growth of micro-
organiams. So are com-
mercial mayonnaise and
salad dressings. It’s these
consumer protectors that
allow you to keep dressings
ao long in the refrigerator.

With the care taken in
making the commercial pro-
ducta, and with your taking
proper care of foods you
make at home, it should be
safe to say you can help
prevent food poisoning
from finding your family.

e From A Fire

TO BE FOREWARNED IS TO BE FOREARMED

If each member of your
family knows what to doin
case a fire breaks out in
your home—and knows so
well that he can do it
automatically—you have
‘one of the best protections
possible against needless auf:
ferlng and tragedy.

The Junior Fire Marshal
Program, sponsored by The
Hartford Insurance Group,
is teaching youngsters and
their parents the following
important lessons in fire

escape,

It is vitally important for
every household, especially
those with children, to have
home fire drills at regular
intervals. The theory is that
in a teal fire, even with
thinking Impaired by lack of
oxygen, drowsiness or
panic, the individual would
react Instinctively and
correctly,

It’s a fallacy to assume a
parent will be able to rescue
a child, Many parents don’t
know how to get themselves
out of a fire, And even
when a parent does know
what to do, he may not be
able to reach the child—or
the child may awaken first
and try to hide from the
flames, Yet even a five-

year-old can learn to protect
himself from fire,

Children should not be
taught to call the fire
department if a fire breaks
out, They should be taught
to leave the house immedi-
ately, then go to a neigh-
bor’s house or to the nearest
fire alarm box to summon
help.

DRILL EACH FAMILY
MEMBER in home fire
escape routes.

Whife an adult has some,
capability to determine
whether it’s safe to call the’
fire department from a
burning house, a young
child should not be asked
or expected to make that
Judgment, Remember: life
safety always comea before

property safety! . Whe

| MEANS EATING SENSIBLE MEALS

HEALTH FOR THOSE LATER YEARS

by Joan Fielden

~- Those later years are bacoming tater. Yea, wonderful things are

happening to those In the grandparent years. There Is 4 greater
possibility of more grandmas and grandpas moving Into the
great-grandparent brackel, And, science is ahowing them how
to enjoy the vintage years In comparative good heath.

Statistics show that our population is getting aldar— it's not
just that grandfather's friends look that way to him! Since
1800, the number of folks over 60 haa Increased about twice as
fast ag the total population. Perhaps more important Is the fact
that many of these persons are In good health, apparantly free
from diseases usually associated wiih aging. In these cases *
thelr food habits have been, and continue to be sensibte and
sound, Nutritionists point to this fact as the beat evidence that
eating habits have an Important bearlng an the orlgin and
development of diseases commonly considered to go along
with growing old, - —

In contrast, there are many in this later age bracket who in:
vite Ill health by Ignering health hazards. Their mealilmes are Ir-
regular. Their cholea of foods Is limited. Thelr meals ara mono-
fonous and uninteresting. .

In this group are found many of the ilis so often thoughi to
bo a necessary part of the process of growing old gracefully".
Monotonous diets, because they include such a limited num:
bar of foods, are likely to be deficient in one or more essential
food nutrients. These nutriants— especially protein, minerals,
and vitamins— are just as-important in later years as when we
are growing up. Studies have shown that when any one is
missing, changes can occur— afien changes leading to
premature aging. There can be no substitute for adequate
nutrition. To supply the body with billions and billions of body
calls, food with dozens of balanced nutrients Is necessary to
maintain them ina state of répair called “health”.

RAL .

If you want to joln:thd4ashionable “older set", make it a
practice to selact balancedl'‘meals containing a variety of
foods, for those In the crib‘orowd and right on up! Encourage
grandma and grandpiito foltew your lead. They'll need a few
variations to allow for’dentdres and slower digestion. But tha
inclusion of minced and ébttet foods, and exclusion of harsh
and gasforming foods, nec##t change the basic pattern one
little bit! Thelr menu card oie read something like this:

199%
Walt-cooked cereals and,@nriched white or whole grain
breads; plenty of animakprotein foods like milk, cheese,
eggs and meat: yellow ayggreen vegetables, raw as well
as cooked; citrus and other fruits dally. ~
Toe LR
Nutritionists have sometimes pooh-peghed the-almosi”
traditional ‘tea-and-oast™ diet for older fotk. But, today’s alder -
generation may continua to depend on soft white bread and
crisp white toast to round out meals and snacks, confident
that enriched white bread is supplying them with many of the

. extra B vitamins and Iron they need for healthier, happier days.

In fact, thls common favorite of the grandparent clan can tip
the balance from poor eating habits to good, if bread is used in
combination with other essential food groups. Grandparents
are indeed a part of modern-day living. Help them to enjoy the
health and happiness they daserve.

Jaai ‘ Fladah: is on “indéagindent home economist ‘and is. ;
nutrition Gonsulfant to the Bakery Council of Canada.

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[WHAT TO EXPECT|
LUGGAGE ©

What you carry tells as a
much about you as what you
wear, 80 whan you're travel- @

ingas Americans are more Taam

and more —you'll want to be
in style, ;

Contemporary luggage that
goes places with you ‘s no
longer the keavy, inflexible
suitcase of yesteryear, Its
soft, supole material gives and
stretches ic take whatever
you pack—ss well as the hard
knocks and pressures of a
long trip.

Current fashion cails for

LUXURIOUS, LEATHER-
LOOK “Rama” luggege
exemplifies today’s idea
of traveling in style.

snappy, contrasting trim.
Fabrics like nylon, canvas and
vinyl won't ecar and scuff.
They're also ensy to clean,
with no polishing and buffing

2800 Block Hall, Evergreen,

Kalum, Keefer & Cramer

Also

635-6367

roftlooking luggage wits

renuirsd,

~ WANTED

{September 12, 1978
Issues of the

Terrace/ Kitimat Daily Herald.
We will pay $2.00 per copy.

Must be complete issues.
Bring to the Terrace/Kitimat
Daily Herald Office.

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