on

"58;-Trailers:

68, Legal 2 oy

4. REPOSSESSION | * >”

“1973 Canadiana make “fully:

furnished and’ equipped mobile:
: home. Take over payments. For).
further. Info. phone collect 524.
onl Dealer No. 121 CTF :
ae at
_ For Sale: Double wide Deluxe -
Brentwood Mobile’ Home.
Partically ‘turnished., On 1234
acres at Lakelse Lake. Fully
carpeted, 3 large bedrooms;
dinning room, cement foun-'
dation. One year eld. Phone 635-
552% (C48)

For Sale: 1972 Broadmore 12 x
64. Furnished or unfurnished.
‘Joey shack, porch, Set up i
fy ler Court. Phi: 695-4675, (P:

For Sale: Bids to be taken on a
ax 35 pile of lunk. Phone §-2482
evenings.

For - Rent: Trailer spaces
located 944 Katoed Rd. $45 per
manth. Phone 5-2482 evenings.

For Sale or Renton the option of
buying. _3 bed, unfurnished
trailer. Phone ‘5-9687, . (P-48)

For Rent: 2bed, fully turnished
trailer on private lot. Carport.
; Phone 635-7706,. (P48) ”

For Sale: 1972 Skylarke in mint
Condition. 17 ft. Travel trailer
completely self-contained
Sleeps @émany extrasincluding:

spare tira on rim, barrary
charger hook up, hot & cold
water system, toilet and
shower. Priced for winter sale

: $4,500.00 or bes! offer. Phone
635-6980 or view at Smitty's
pee 15 miles east on Hwy 16,

For Sale: 12 x: 60° Windsor
trailer. with joey shack. Phone
65. 5242 alter ép.m, IP. 48,49}

For Sale or Rent: 10%. 40 40 Knight
traller close to Thartihill School,
Phone 635-5406. (P-48)

For Sale: Glendale mobile
home 10x42. Set up In No. 10
Timberland Trailer - Court.
Priced al $3,700. Phone 635- 6992
or 635-3535. CTF

For Sale: 973° 12"
“Statesman”. traller with 10 x
30’ addition. Full furnt hed.
Phone 635-2516. .{P-4?,

New .12x60 3 bedroam Vista

_ Milla, fully furnished and ready
for occupancy. Full pirce. of
$12,991 with all taxes and
charges included. Chinack
Trailer Sales Ltd. 635-2033 O5-
387 (CTF

ic
For Sale (Mobile Home) | 1970
Embassy, 2 bedroeam mahile
home c-w joey shack, skirting,
kitchen and jing room, pare
pets,. partially: furnished in
excallent condition, Write Box
zai. Telkwa, B.C. or phone a4

“To Clear: New 1974-Glendale
Mobile Homes for as low as
, $15,600.00... ‘Furnished. and: set...
Up. Timber -Mountaln ‘Mobile’

lome Sales, - °

Highway 16.East

Open daily 9-8 Sundays fram 12°

to 5, Dealer No. 25035, CTF.

Trailer space for rent 635-6904,
IPAS aay

59, Machinery for Rent.

For Rent: ‘Bobcal™. front end
loader... Daily or hourly rates
635-2603 (CTF) -

x rae

~~’ Dapariment of Lands -
Forests, and Water
. Resources * .
Timber Sale agsoza
Sealed fendera wilt be

recelved by tha - District
Forester at Prince Rupert
British Columbia, not tater than
11:00 a.m. on the 10th day of
December; 1974 for the pur-
chase of Licence. A05023, to cut

4,032,300 cubic feet of Hemtock, .

Balsam, Cedar, and. Spruce.
-Located 7 miles NE of: Terrace
on Copper River. GR. 5 Land
District.
Five (5) years will ba allawed
for removal of timber. :
‘As this-area is within. the

-Skeena'P.S.¥.U., which is futly

committed, this sale will be

awarded under the provisions of

section 17 (1a) of the Fores? Act,

which gives the timber-sale

applicant certain. privileges.
Particulars may be obtained

from the ‘District Forester,
Prince Rupert, British
Columbia,’ or the Forest
Ranger, Terrace,

Britigh
Columbia, (C-49) fa

“NoTi CEO OF
~ DIVORCE ACTION

Ta: ‘Bernard HELIE -
Terrace, British, Columbia.

” Your. wife, Jeanette Grant

Brown HELIE, has filed a
Petition, number 5935-00188; In
the District neh Cal Supreme
Court of British, Columbia, at
Terrace, asking for a divorce.
Your whereabouts being
unknown, the Court has ordere
service of the Petition on you by
advertisement. -- The graunds
alleged for divorce are stated in
the Pelltion. If you: wish to
defend or counter-claim the
Petition, the steps you must
fake and the time within which
you must take hem are set out
in the Notice endorsed on the
Petition. -- Copy of the Petition
with Notice ‘will be malled jo
you on request addressed jo
District Registrar of the
Supreme Court, Court House,
4506 Lakelse Avene, Terrace,
” British Columbia. ~ Hi you do
net file an Answer In the said
District Registry and take the

steps asset put In the Notice -

endorsed on tha Petitlon within
‘thirty: days of the day of
publication of ‘this. ad-

~ vertisement, then you will not

-be entitled te further notice and
fitleen days there-after the
Petitioner may proceed. ‘and
relief claimed-may be given In
your absence.

DISTRICT REGISTRAR
, 4E;48} ,

"De >artment of Indiari-

Altalrs and Northern
Development - .
Terrace, Indian:District -~..°

* 215-4818 Lazelle’ Avenue .

* Terrace, B.c.: :

“Project 986-147

: Electrification Iskut, 8. qe

Sealed. Tenders - will
received by “the undersigned
until 2:00 p.m. (P.5.T.) on fhe

elecirificatlon. of homes ‘and
buildings on ‘Kluachon Indian
Reserve No.) Iskut, B.C. which
is situated approximately -225
air miles north of Terrace, B.C,
The work willinclude the wiring
at 29 houses, pumphouse,
wareh including 100 amp

61.’ Properties. Wanted,

“SHORELINE PROPERTY
‘WANTED |

"Must have one mile of
shoreline or more, with con-
. siderable land. Send datalls to
. J. Jean, Box 584, Station’ K,
Toranto, Ontarld. (C-39, d4, 48, »
$2, 59, 19,18, 22, 26, 31, 35)

SHORELINE PROPERTY
WANTED

Must have.ane mile of -
shoreline or more, with con-
. siderable land. Send details ta
Jean, Box 586, Statlon K,
Toranto, ° Ontario NC.
45,48,52,5,9,13, 18,22, 96.31 a5)

67, Snowmobiles

For Sale: . 340 T.N.T. Ski-doo.

1970 model, good condilion, For

further detal Is ‘phone 835-2751.

For Sale: W934 3a0 ce ‘Rupp
Nitro’ 11. Snowmobile. yoy
good condition, Phone 635.5627,

Phone 435-5627. (P-47, 48)

' 1979 TNT 640 Skidoo. Lika naw,
condition. 635-2303. (CTF).

1971 Skidoo INT ‘like new
condition. 635-2303, C.T.F.

New Rema Argo
Sales Snowmob ies
“ & and a wheel AT.V.S.
Phone 635-5163 |
(€.47)

68. Legal "

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of the deceased
DONALD McKENZIE, late. of
Skeenaview Hospital, Terrace,

B.C, .
Craditers and others having
claims. against the 5s

estate(s) are hereby requiredto —

-send them duly veritied, fo the
PUBLIC. T USTEE, 635
Burrard Street, Vancouver,
B.C, VéC 3L?, before the Ist day

- of January, 1974 alter while
daie the assats of. tha said
“estates(s) will be Aietributed,
having fo been only to claim
that have beer recelved.

CLINTON: W. FOOTE
PUBLIC TRUSTEE
49, 50)

Ww.

ic. 47, 48, -

service entrances and’ all ap-
purtenant works more par-
_tievlarly deseribed in’ the
contract documents.

be

, unemployed, net because there

‘and: being “broke" was. the

that each man should look out

. British Columbia, not later than. -

sth of December 1974 for the”.

~ committed,
* awarded under the arovisions of

“from the Distr

A 10 percent security deposit ©.

based on the tender price Is
required.

Tenders mustbde submitted on
the forms rovided and ac-
cordin he conditions set
‘forth t jerel n

Specifications and Tender ©

forms are avallable from the
Terrace Indian Olstrict: upon
recelpt. of a certified cheque
or: money order for $25.00 made

payable. to. the Receiver
General for Canada.

The lowest or any. Tender not
necessarily accepted.

W.G, Robinson
District Supervisor
635-7127

(C48, 49)”

Oepariment of Indlan-
Affairs and Narthern ©
» Development .
Terrace Indian District |
215-4618 Lazelle Avenue
Terrace, B.C.

“Project 986-148

Electrification Telegraph
B.C”

Creek,

Sealed Tenders will be

received by the’ undersigned.

unt i 2:00 p.m. (P.S.T.) on the
‘6th day of December 1974 for the
. electrification of homes and
buildings on Telegraph ¢ Creek
Indian Reserve

Telegraph Creek, B.C, witch ry
sltusted approximately 256 alr
miles north of Terrace, B.C.
The work will Include the wine
of. 23 houses, community hal
warehouse, Including 100 amp
service entrances and all ap-
urtenant works more. par-
Jeularly described in the
” contract documents,

A 10 percent security deposit
based on the ¢dndar price is
required, °

enders must be submitted an
the farms provided and ac.
carding to the conditions set
forth therein.

Specifications and Tender
lors are available from the
Terraca Indian District -upan
. receipt of a certified cheque or
money order for $25.00 made

payable to the’ Recelver
General for Canada,

The lowest or any ender not’

Recessarily accept

G, Robins on
District ‘Supervisor

(C-48,49)

'.(30) days from the date ‘of -

- thereto having regard only to

KATH EREEN SYBIL CAUS

. Grant & Co.

, Ic 45 ,4b,47,48)

ed A ee ee Ee ee Ee ee, Sh et

-. Prince

uIc and you

“Why do [ pay Unem- from the business sector, whieh

ployment Insurance now has'the revenue lo pay
Premiums?" Many people who more wages to produce more
cantribute to the. Unem-+ goodswhich the public will then

ployment Insurance fund, feel
they will never be in a position
to benefit From it. :
Unemployment Insurance is ’
just what the words say. It:
Provides protection, a lem-
porary income, should you lose
your job: It-is set up on-a
renewable, yearly basis
employment year, not calendar
year - the same as other lypes of
insurance, ~ .

Yes, just like fire insurance, it
provides prolection, ~ You
certainly do not want. your
house lo burn down bul you keep
paylng fire insurance - just in
case.

It is basically the same.
situation with unemployment
insurance. You.-are ‘buying
protection - justin case you may
Need il someday. It is generally
conceded thal these days no one
has what can be called a per-
manently secure job.

.The. . 1930's brought a
depression thal was (and still
is) unparalleled in Canadian
history. Hundreds of thousands
of Canadian ‘workers. were

buy with more wages, and so it:
goes. If this cycle is interrupted
for any reason, perhaps an
energy crisis or a shortage of
raw material, hese could cause
unemployment and loss of in-
come to some. . This means the
public will have leas (o spend,
business ‘will receive. less
revenue: they will produce less,
lay off. more people, pay less.
wages; and cause a further
reduction in spending, until the
eycle grinds to a hallt,.

In 1940. the Canadian people,

' through legislation, enacted a
plan. thal would prevent a
duplication of the “DITY
THIRTIES" ever again. :

With the Unemployment

- Insurance benefits we are able
lo replace the wage dollar,
which has the effect of priming
lhe cycle. ‘Fherefore, the
Unemployment Insurance fund
is a major factor in keeping our |
economy stable.

The result of this “Priming”
is a benefit to those of us who
are unfortunalely without wage
dollars and it puts the rest of us
in the enviable 'pasition of heing
able io contribute, ~

- To that extent we all benefit,

For’ further. information
contact your local Unem-
ployment Insurance Com-
mission office,

‘| PUNCH LINE
_ OF THE WEEK

wasn'l work.lo be done, but
because the botiom had fallen
aut of our economy. As arasult,
there was wide-spread suffering ~

order of the day,
To make mailers worse, the
philasophy prior to 1930 was

for himseif and be able to
provide for the conlingencies of
life the best way he could.

To achieve a stable economy
money must cirevlate. From .
the business sector to the public
in ihe form of wages, The
public will haye income to
purchase goods and ‘services

eh SOME PEOPLE
pre . DON'T |
we 1 BEER BOTTLES -

AEE PoP SHOP
10p.m.-é6p.m. Fri, THY
7 STOCK UP FOR XMAS

EVERYEODy! ;

accidents and fails, the study’

on gt tite

’ Drowning causes more than
1300 accidental deaths . in
Canada each year,-.but the
problem is largely ignored by
all levels of government, ac-.
cording to a detailed study on
drowning just releasted by the
Canadian Red Cross.

The cross-country study,
which was done by the water
safely services department of
(he Manitoba division of the Hed
Cross, pointed oul that
gavenrments spend millions of
dollars on (raffic safety, as well |
as on safety programs - for -
firearms, trains, snowmobiles
and bicycles, bul very little on -
waler. safely,

Yet drownings are t the third ,
largest cause of accidental
deaths in Canada, after traffic.

says.

The researchers, warking
under.a federal Opportunities
for Youth grant and with
assislance fram Red Cross
branches across Canada, found.
dhat: very little research has
been done into the causes of
death by drowning. Medical
studies have examined the
physiological mechanisms of

. drowning, bul there is very little

data as to whom, how, where
and why drownings occur.

The Red. Cross study
examined: drowning statistics
from every province except
Nova Scolia, where lhey were
unavailable. - It found that
boating accidents. have
replaced swimming as the
largest cause of drownings In

. Canada. They now account for

32.percent of all drownings, as
compard {o 24 percent then
years, ago.

Swimming accidents account:
for 23 percent, and falls fram °
stationary objects, such as
docks or river banks, account
for 27 percent, A surprising 9.4
percent of drownings resull‘

Vegetables
Agriculture Department
ports indicate that. this year’s
harvest. of 360,150 acres of 14
‘major fresh vegetables represents
a 2% drop in ‘yield from Jast
year,

68. Legal.

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
FORESTS, AND WATER

+. RESOURCES
TIMBER SALE Aossz0

Theva

Sealed" “tenders will be
received: by othe District
\Forester’at = Prince Rupert,

14:00'a.m.-an: the 17th day of
December, 1974 for the pur-
chase of Licence A 05620, to cut

1083900 cubic feet of Hemlock, , P,LEPOLD . . eas
sam and othert species an Lo MANAGER : ree
COU caste ane Bates 4617 LAKELSEAVENUE = ,
‘One (1} years will ba allowed *, TERRACE, B.C. |

for the removal attimber.
this area is within the -
Hecate P.3.Y.U., which Is fully

-AVGO FINANCIAL SERVICES

5 “Requires

- Gashier/ Clerk

Must be able ‘0 meet people well, Handle figures
accurately and is a good typist. 5 day week, 9
’ 5:30 P. m.s salary open,

GET FULL DETAILS FROM:

PHONE 635-7107

re- ”

this sale with be

section 17 {la) ofthe Forest Act,

which gives the  timber-sele
applicant certain” privileges.

articulars may be obtalned

ct Forester,

4617 LAZELLE

TIP TOP. TAILORS |

i
a
Pay
cosa
eats

’

t

- TERRACE, B. c.:

Prince - Rupert British
Columbla; or the Forest
Ranger, Terrace, British

Columbla. | (C-4é, 47, 48, 49)

Notice Ta Creditors

IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF EMIL PETER
CAUS, OTHERWISE known as

MADE TO MEASURE SUITS
* British "Royale" Woolen Fabrics |
Alterations Qur Speciality Including Leather :
Clothirig

" MEN'S, LADIES, CHILORENS ALTERATIONS —
ALL TYPES OF ZIPPERS FIXED

Be

ete!

ae -consesipdcest

Emit Plerre Caus Contractor,
formerly of 3514 Eby Street,
Tegrace, Britlsh Columbia.
Creditors and others having
claims against the above eslate
are required to send full par-

Covers Made Fi For Your

SPORTSMAN

Boats Also Repairs to

ticulars of such claims fo the
undersigned. execulor at P.O.
Box 609, Terrace,. British
Columbia, on or before Thirty

_ Covers,

publication of. this notice after
which the executor entitled

ihectalms of which she then has
natice.

Executor

Solicitors for the Estate

(c. 45, ab, a7, 48) on

Departmentof Lands,
, Forests and Water

‘ Resourcas-
Timber Sala A-06601

There will be afferad for sale
al public auctlan by the Forast
Ranger at Hazelton, B.C., at
"11:00 a.m. on the 6th day of
December, 1974; the Licence A-
04601, lo cut 513,000 cubic tect of
Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, Aspen,
Birch, Cedar, Hemlock, Cot-
fonwead, Balsam and trees of
other species. Located ap- |.
“proximately a miles south east :

of Kline. Lake.  Casstar,

o One {1} year wit be alldwed
for removal of timber, The
successiul tenderer wiil not be
consfdered: as an established
operator far the purpose of

lar further timber
arate it the Skeena P.

provided anyone “who Is
unable to attend the auction in

rson may submit a sealed
Fen dar, to be opened at the hour
of auction and treated as one

Hours:

Closed
Tuesday &

Id
’ Particulars may | be obtained
from. the District Forester,
Rupert, B.C, or: the
Forest Ranger, Hazelton, B.C.

Secon :
_ DISCOUNT
FOODS ©

“Wil Be Open Thursday
28th Of November 1974

2p. m. to 9 pam,

1096 KOFOED ROAD
THORNHILL —
PHONE 635-7703

Wedneséay

.

eceagea «ee RAE

THE HERALD, Wednesday, November a, 1974, PAGE Bt

waler use in the vu. 5.

In breaking down the boating

accidents, the researchers
found that 50 percent of them
are caused by capsized boats
and 32 percent from falling
overboard, . Most occur in
small, unpowered boats, such
as canoes.
’ Alcohol was found to bea
significant contributing factor
in drownings, despile the fact
that statistics on alcohol were
not available nationally. Even
with limited statistics,
researchers found that it was
assacialed with 29.3 percent of
all drownings.

from non-aqualic ‘vehtole- ace
cidents, most of which occur
when passengers are trapped In
a vehicle which has driven off 4
bridge or into a ditch.

British Columbia ranked
third, after Newfoundland and
Prince Edward Island, inthe
number of drownings per
100,000 of population, The rate
in BC. is 92 per “100,000. as
compared to 11.5 in Newfoun-
dland and 10°in PEL . The
national rate is 62 per:

thousand, which is higher than
the- United States, despite the
“fact thal a warmer climate
provides a longer period of

A

rs

“

SHORT CUT TO A LONG FALL ... Wherever there
are vertical metal beams in a construction project,
there is the temptation to use them as a shortcut
down. The man caught in this candid shot made it to
the bottom, but others have not been so lucky. Stairs
or a ladder provide a slower but much safer route to

. lower levels.

= CATTLE

+ Read About Some Efficiant She Stuff ©
Malte for a free cony of the breed magazine |

in Tarbh Treun

. P.O. Box 112
~ Duncan, British Columbia VoL 3X1

Sears Sales
,'” Where prices are born not raised“

Toys, Giftware, Novelties, Party Supplies

_ Wholesale & Retail
“230 DOBY PHONE 635-7824

‘

AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES

Is fooking for ambitious young person to train for
management position. Collection or affiliated
. finance experience desirable but not necessary.

GET FULL DETAILS FROM 7
- -.° PB, LEPOLD.
MANAGER

|. 4617 LARELSE AVENUE

TERRACE, 6.C.
', PHONE 635-7107

-Did You Know... ——

That for just ite (ten cents) per sq.ft. you can have your
_ Carpet shampooed by us the way it SHOULD he shampooed?
Here's what we do! Your rug iz first thoroughly vaccuumed
by tha most powerful vacuum we have ever used. Our
. deterger ihen goes to work. It has a log chaped brush which
LIFTS UP the fibres te enable the foam to penetrate to the
bottom of the pile.

As the cleansing fakes place the built in vacuum tn the
machine instantly sucks back the foam and dirt that has been
extracted , We recommend that you always ask to s¢@ the
residue from your rug.

This Is PROOF POSITIVE at the proper cleaning method.

* We never have and never will use.a clrcular or serub-In ty
of brush. Fastdrying timeand remember, just 10¢ her aq. ne

Tel. 635-9339. -

(Any Time - 24hrs.) Or Write
The Rug Shampoo Service
Box 707 Terrace

Licence No, 84581.

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7] Drowning study urges better regulation

Alechol was Involved in 41.9
percent of the boating ac-
eidents, in 27.9 percent of all
swimming drownings, in 17
percent. of falling drownings
and in 13 percent of the
miscellaneous drowning ac-
cidents.

Age and sex were also im-—

portant influences on drowning.
A slartling 84.1 percent of all
drowning victims are males,

“with the largest number of male
‘drownings occurring in he 15ta
19-age group.

Recommendations in the Red
Cross study stressed the need
for both water safely education
and stricter enforcement of
boaling regulations,

It. urged the introduction of
regulations that would:

- make testing and licensing
of all power boat _ operators
mandatory;

- provide for suspension of
licenses and detentian of boats
as enforcement measures;

- make the carrying of life
jackets compulsory on non-
power craft as it now is on
power boats;

- provide ‘for more active
policing of boats, particularly i in
heavy-use areas.

In the field of education the
report recommended:

+ an intensive, govenrmeni-
sponsored education and ad-
vertising program to inform the

public about the dangers of ~

drowning and the. precautions
that should be taken near
water,

- a survival boating course, .

similar to defensive driving
courses, be made available to
all boaters:

» adults to be encouraged lo
take swimming and boating
courses, which presently al-
tract mostly children:

+ swimming be taught, where
possible, in rivers or Jakes,
because learning in a pool

situation does not prepare |

people for the hazards of oul-
daor swimming;

- introduction of a swimming ‘
supervision and life-saving
course for parenls of small
children.

‘Toast Treat
Stir’a small amount of anchovy
paste inte some butter and spread.
onto slices‘ ef extra thin, hot
toast.

Wanted

Sales representative for
Pacific Northwest Area.

Apply In writing to

Alltrans Express
Lid.

P.O. Box 730, Terrace, 8.C,
(4a)

SECOND MORTGAGES

Rates as fow as

14.98%

imple Interest

ash availahia naw

Up ta $16,000

® No bonuses or Ridden charges
@ Pay off at anytime

® No prepayment penally

® Enquiries Welcome

HOUSEHOLD REALTY

Corporation Limited
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Corporation of Canada
4608 Lakelse Avenua

Terrace, B.C. Phone 635- 3207, ,
£-27, 29, Di. 33, 35, 37, 39, 4. 43,
£45, 47, 49, 51,

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mu

are nnn na |
FACTS or LIFE

cametey wm

Dip ENGLAND EVER HAVE
A BACHELOR KING 7

WES, HEWAS WILLIAM ID
THE'SON OF WILUAM, THE
CONQUEROR, £2

_ For. Your parsonallzed

{ MANTIQUE |

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sult; “come to Mantique

4

Parts
Personnel

B.C.’s Largest. Interior

Ford Dealer Requires |:

Experienced

1) Counterman
2) Wholesales Man

For. Top Wages in the
centre of B.C.’s playland
‘Phone or Write, Loren
Leei, Parts Manager
Dearborn Mirs,,
Kamloops, B.C.

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