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; 34. For Rent. -Misc.

49. Homes for Sale.

58. Mobile Homes’: |

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oF “Coming Events

Weight Watchers meeting held
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. af the
Knox United Church Hall, 4907
‘Lazellé - Avenue. -

.Galden Rule: Odd jobs for
‘jobless;

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.
Class A Electrical Contracting.
Free Estimates. Phone 635-5876
or 638-1231, ctf}

Trallor jot for rent: 124%150 ft.
$50 per month. Close to schools
In Thornhill. Phone 635.2346 Ist
month free. (CTF)

| the
Phone 635-4535. 3238
lum, (ctf): ;

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.
Refrigerative Contracting and
household-repairs, Phone €i-.
5876 or 638-1231. (ct) a

36 Wanted - Misc.
Wanted: Matura woman over

19 years of age to live in far -

housekeeping and cooking
duties. For more inforamtion

phone after 6:00 p.m. 635-3135. |

_{p-10-19)

GENERAL
CARPENTRY

- . Low Rates ;

INo [ob too big or small, free]

stimaies on remodelliing,|

roofing, porches, siding,
inting, spraytex calling.

: Phone 635-4094
Ask for John. after 6 p.m. (ctf)}

19. Help Wanted eos

Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club:
wilk commence... play . each
. Tuesday night at 7:30. Play will
be In raom 4, Caledonia High.
Sehool. All bridge players are
Invited jo attend. For part-
nership or information phone
635-7156. (CTF)

Thornhill Calorie Counters
greet every Tuesday, ‘Thornhill
‘Elementary School, 7:15 p.m.
w members welcome from
aTerrace end Thornhill... ;

“Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No.
1820, Terrace, B.C. Mecting
feld every ind and 4th Thur-
gday every month at 8 ‘p.m. -

B,

Phone 695-6641. (ctf)

ia
* INCHES AWAY CLUB

t every, Tuesday night at &
-in the Skeena Hezlth Unit, For
more information phone 635- -
3ea7 or 635-2073.
‘B.C. Haart Foundation: tn
Memoria! Donations may be
sent ta Terrace Unit, Boc 22,
Terrace, B.C,

*. ALCOHOLICS

# + ANONYMOUS
(Monday, » Thurs... Saturday. -
&Phone ~ '

wr oat
Meetings Ist Wednesday of each
month at & p.m. in the meeting
room at the Sandman Inn. For
further information phone 635-
3402. tt

Meeting

- Terrace 8.P.0.E.

(Elks Lodge). First and Third .

Thursday of month. O.0.R.P.
(Ladies of the Royal Purple) -
Second and Fourth Monday of

Month.
10." Funeral Notice *

Funeral services for the late
Gluaseppe Ghersi age 66 with
take place on Monday, July 25th
at 2:00 p.m. fram Sacred Heart
Catholic Church in Terrace.
Burlal will be In the District of
Terrace New Klisumgallum
cematery. .
Mackay’s Funeral Services are
in charge of arrangements.

fe .
14, Business Personal

Webb Refrigeration

4673 SGUCIE 635-2188 *

if
pas Authorized
ut Service Depot
' Repairs to Refrigerajors

“Freezers, Washers, Dryers;
iz And Ranges
<CCifD Loe . .

DO IT YOURSELF ‘WIRING.

MONDAY THRU SATURDAY.
Electrical supplies ‘for your
every need. We stock com-
petive . lines of “entrance
equipment, boxes, wires and
cable. Electric heat and ap-
pilanees.

y. $52 8 Grelg Ave.
a Terrace, B.C.

E Phone 638-1663, -
(6513, 14,15,16,17)

,, Terraces, BAC.
*

mm Cc)

OPEN 8:30 am. to 6 p.m.

Sk

SECRETARIALOP. .
PORTUNITIES = .”
B.C. HYDRO

We presently have vacencies -

inour Terrace Divisional Office —

for two senlor [evel Secretaries.
Duties Include composing and

preparing ‘correspondence, .

filing, acting as ‘receptionist, .

preparing statistical - reports,
. doe 2h ot

ie. . "oY .
These” positions require va -.

proficiency In both typing and
shorthand. 1 : .

Salaries to start at elther
$1,019, or $1,093. per month,
depending on qualifications and
experience. ,

These. are.
positions offering a full range of-
employee benefits, Including
the equivalent of a 35 hour work
week. -

_ permanent.

Please apply In writing,
providing details of experience
and personal background fo:

Manager, Administrative
Services, - .
6.c. Hydro
Authority,

4722 Lakelse Avenue,

and Power

ay

Do you! have a talent or trade

that you would like to volunteer.
Osborne Guest Home needs

you. Phone 635-2171. - Ask: for .
Debble (c-14,15,16,17,18)

TAXIDRIVERS .
Full time, part time. Class 4
licence and police permit
required. Contact manager;
Terrace Taxl:- 635-2242, (ctf)

32. Bicycles, Motorcycles

1- 1976 750-Trlumph, Many
extra $1,400, Phone 635-2154. (p-

33. For Sale - Misc:

“Must sallr” stove,.10 speed bike
$75, new TV talestar, 9x12 tent. .
Phone 635-4561. (p-1,2)

1- 4 sp. munci trans $250. 1 set
‘Hedmen headers $50. For 70
‘Chev. 635-6828 (c-16,17,18,19,20)

‘instant Printing -
and Photo Copying,
We Per Copy —

Totem Prass & Statlonery
4550 A Lakelse Ave.
Phone 635-7412.

For Sale:, 20 H.P. Mercury:
outboard motor, 2 years old,
Never used $900. 2. - .4'x24"

. sheets of plywood. 36” and 14”

$100 635-7374 after 6 p.m. (p-

4 15,1617).

For Sale: 4" drive alr impact .
wrench, just rebullt $65. Phone
605-3260 after 5 p.m. (st)

2 Reject lumber. $20 per
thousand board ff. only. Price
na Forest Products: (ctf)

Hay for sale. No rain. Top
quailty Timothy Alfalpha mix;
$30 per ton In fleld or $4 from
stack. Phone.Jim Hutton 846-
5490 or 846-5412 Quick, B.C. (c+
18,2,7,12) .

“aati

E,W. Landscaping. Specialzing

In/landscaping, scrubs, trees.
:, Insect and erostoncontrot,

Faheing and contract blasting. .

Terrace. (p-15,16.17,10,19,20)

Phone 635-6993 or Box 454 .

For Sale: NCR Cash Register, 8
depariment , total, recon-
‘ditloned, very reliable type of
machine. Winterland Generat
Store, 3210 .Kalum St. Terrace...
635-4694, (6H). '

rer, a
eater E

[downtownas:
“Espaclous, security teck-up =

|, Glinton Manor

Furnished or unfurnished studio

INTERMEDIATE CARE
HOME now taking applications
' for, admittance. For in-
formation write:
' Sdclety far Concernad Citizens, .
Bernice Quadros, .Secrefary,
‘Box 2049, Smithers, B.C. (p-
17,18)

Mike's Dog Walking Service &

Care while your away.
Rates Negotiable. Phone 635-
2858. {p-17,18,19,20)

SMITHERS PERSONAL:

Smithers: ;

Hay for Sale: Top quality
mixed hay. Olscount for
quantily. In ftleld or in barn..
647-3165. (c-11)

For some reat bargalns.in used
women’s and children’s
clothing, household items and
toys see the selection at the
Kitimat Workshop at 660 W,
Columbia St. at Riverlodge.

Open .9. to 4 week
days. donations welcomed.

_Wented: .a sturdy wooden
frunk. Medium sized. Approx.
2xa'asvs' Phone 635-3765. (p-17)

Wanted to Buy: Tent fraller in
good condition. Phone 635-3845
(p-17,18,19,20,1

39.. Boats & Engines

Wanted: 14° boat with motor
(pref. 10 H.P.) in good can-
tlon., Phone 632-2594 after 5:30

“pm (C16 TFT.

Near.new 37° Fibreglass River
Boat. 455-Cublc Inch inboerd
with Berkely $8,000 firm. 635-
3192, 635-2349, (p-17,18,19,20)

47.. Homes for Rent

"| HILLSIDE LODGE
6 4450 Little Avenue -
Sleeping rooms, housekeeping
. mits, centrally located. Fully

day or week. . -Non-drinkers
only.. Phone 635-6611, (cif)

furnished. Reasonable rates by.

FOR SALE:
3bedroom modular home,
Full basement on 2acres

$24,900
Phone 635-3469

or
' 679-3961
{et Ju, Jul)

For Sale: 3 bedroom house, full
basement. Wail to wall carpet.
Large lof. Close fo fown and
schools. Priced in AAid 30's. 635-
6829 (e-14,15,16, 17,18)

3 bedroom Safeway Manor:
Very clean and well kept.
Large fiving room. ‘Lot of
cupboards, separate laundry.
joy shack. Phone 635-2715. (p-
7,20). . .

For Rent: Mobile heme at

_ Cépperside Estate. 2 bedroom, .

Joey shack, Across from: Ad-
die's Grocery. $185 per month.

- Contact 635-6772 Bill or Wayne.
(c-16,17,18) ‘

For Sale: 1968 Traller 12x56 2
bedroom. Phone 635-2713 (p-
13,14,15,16,7) -

For Sate: 1974.1264 Empassey

id

For Sate: Hardtop tent traiter.
Sleeps 6. Contents propane
stove and camping gear. $600
Phone 638-1408 (p-
14,15,16,17,18,19)

3 bedroom house for sale with
basément suite. Price 45,000, .
Open tooffers. Two tots for sale
$10,000 each. Phone 635-2153.
(p-16,17,18,18,20 - ;

68. Lega!

MINISTRY OF FORESTS
TIMBER SALE Aom23:

For Sale: Attractive four year
year old bedroom home with
carport, cathedral entrance,
wall 4o wall carpets and large‘
‘apacious lot. Located In a.
quiet rural setting within city
limits, this home has been
reduced for quick sale te
$48,000. -For more Info call
.Ban Wittke afier 5 p.m. 636-.
1472, (p-15,16,17)

received by’ the District
Forester at Prince Rupert.
British Columbia, not later than
_ Tam. on the 5th day of August,
1977.for the purchase of Licence

Hemlock, Spruce, epole
Pine. Cedar, Balsam and trees
of other species located, 17 mites
North of Kitwanga, Cassiar
Land. District. ;

allowed for removal of timber.
As this area is within the

‘3 Bedroom Row Housing Suites.
Full basement, 12 baths, half
block from schools, 5 minute
walk from town. Suitable for
families. $250 per month.  6-
month lease. Apply Suite 108 -
4529 Straume. (¢tf)

For Rent: .12x42 one bedroam
trailer one block from Thornhill
School, private lot COM-
PLETELY FURNISHED,
Steady and reliable le only,’
phone Brian 635-9181. (STF)

Fer Sale or Rent: 2 bedroom
12x60 trailer. Fully furnished.
On ‘private 120x127 ‘lot. Phone
635-3631. (p-11,13,15,16,18,20)

For Rent: + bachelor cabin
: furnished Including cablevision,

Phone, 635-2819 or 635-6672 (p-
17,18) -

48, Suites for Rent

2 bedroom. sulte ‘for rent.
Available now: Centrally
located. No pets. 635-9471. (stf)

For Sale: 3 bedreem spilt level”
town house. Strata title. Wall to
wall carpet thraughout. Stove &
fridge Included. Close to
shopping mall. Phone after 6
p.m. 632-3433. (c-16,17,18,19,20)

FOR SALE
Premium constructed J
bedroom home on the bench.
Finished basement © with
private entrance containing 2
additional. bedraoms or self
containing revenue sulte.

Priced to sell at $47,500. 4635-
9944 for appointment fo view.

Skeena PSYU, which Is fully
committed, this sala will be
awarded under the provisions of
-sectton 17 (la) of the. Depart-
ment of Forests Act. which give
fhe timber-sale ,appliicant
certaln privileges. -

- Particulars may be obtalned
from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert,  OGritish
Columbla, or the Fores!
Ranger, Kitwanga, British
Columbla. - ,
(€-2,7,12.17) .

TO STUDY MLA’S IRREGULARITIES

(¢-32,13,14,15,17,20)

ILLNESS forces sale of a80acre
hay or cattle ranch, 3 bedroom
home, bulldings, streams,

 fencas. Tremendous potential.

$105,000. Terms. :Info Box 413,
Telkwa, B.C. VOJ 2X0. (p-17)

56. Business Opportunity.

CEDAR PLACE
APARTMENTS

~ 4991 Walsh Avenue
Suite 113 |

Terrace, B.C.

New 1,2 and 3 bedroom suites
for rent. Fridge, stove,
drapes,. carpet, rec area,
sauna and poo! table, with
security enterphone . and

elevator. Absolutely no pets.
(ctf). - Bo,

For Rent: Furnished one
bedroom. duplex at
Mountainview Ave Thornhill
Phone 635-2577 (CTF) .

"* KEYSTONE COURT

_ * APARTMENTS
Office No, 2 - 4603 Scott. One,
fwo and three bedroom apart-
ments. Laundry & Storage

area. Near schools and
Clean,| quiet,

patrol,

45-5200
ic) oe

3936.

FOR SALE BY OWNER - Two-
bay Service Station, . three
bedroom house, centre of town.

‘Ideal family operation. Write
Triangle Motors, Hazaiton, B.C.
or phone 842-6227. (p-17)

57. Automobiles |

1973 Ford crew cab. 1973 Fard 3

ton pickup, 1970 Ford f-100, 1972

Datsun pickup. Call 635-4636 ar
_ view at 2609 Skeena St. (ctf)

FP locka-from:centersof towns: “Sree eee ior Sale...

“VICTORIA (CP)
Liberal leader Gordon
Gibson said Monday he is
willing to bet his seat in the
British Columbia legislature
on the outcome of a com-
mittee which will look into
allegations that three
government . mlas
improperly received ex-

se money. - - .
Gibsons told the

Immaculate condition.
1974 3 svat Chev tmpala
tatlonwagon. PS, PB, radials,

cks, roof rack. 635-
t6,17.18,19,20)

. (p-

1971 Mercedes Bendz exceitent
condition. Call 847-2663 between
9:30 and 4. 8947/3055 between 6
and’ 10. 4c-16,17,18,19,20) ~

for Saie: 1971 Ford Crew Cab
4x4, front needs work. Rest in
good shape. Best offers takes.
Phone 632-7694 (p-16,17,18, 19,20}

.1 bedroom apartments.
Security enterphong. Phone

638-1032,

"935-4921

VISITING VANCOUVER? Stay
at the all-new fabulous Chateau
Granvitle Hotel, Deluxe sultes
for the price of.a room. $32. par
night single. (Subject to
avaltabllity).: 1100 Granville
Street, Vancouver. ' For
reservations 669-7070. (p-20)

For.Rent: 2bedroom Apt. with
fridge and stove, electric heat.
Free laundry facilities. No
pets. $144 per month. 3145
River Orive 635-6445 (ctf)

rm Homes for Sale

3 bedroom home with wall to
wall through. Acorn fireptace,
patio, storage shed. Asking

000." Phone 635-2957 or drive

For Sate; 1947 Volkswagon.
Beetle. Asking $650 or ft
offer. To view at 5135 Agar or

phone anytime 635-2636. (p-2) .

For Sale: Plymouth 4 door
sedan, power steering, Asking
$750 or best offer. In very good
céndiilon. To view at 5135 Agar

| or phone anytime 635-2636. (p-2)

H.D: “65 KENWORTH 1924
short log truck, no fraller. 380

Cummins, 5x4 trans., 50M rear

susp., Jacobs brake, PS, 234" w-.
by $5,500. Bob, 845-7259 after 7
p.m. 845-2807. (p-17)

For Sale: 1974 Cougar 2 dr.
H.T., 24,000 miles. Perfect
shape. $4,000 firm. View at 4640
Walsh or 635:2667 (¢-17,18, 19,20)

58, Mabile Homes

12x68 Glmonts moblle home, 4
bedrooms. New carpet In living
room, fridge and stove In good
condition, $7500 complete price,
Call 635-7394 or 633-2421 collect
Nass Camp. View at Century:
Trailer Court. Thornhill 3866
Muller. Keys at neighbours, (c-
16/17,18,19,20) os

: by 4705 Goulet Ave. (p-2) —

ay fridge, propane stove and).
er, 2 tanks, sleeps six].

‘blr conditioning, tlit steering, 45
peaker radio and 6 track, alr{.

cabinet meeting;

would be no doubt what-

soever. SP
“You don’t need to-go to

law school to know when.

you’re getting into a game
with a stacked house.” —-

Gibson’s comments were
made.,during debate on a
government motion to set up
a

mittee to took. into

opp@asition charges: that
Regreation and
~ Congervation, Minister San

' VICTORIA (CP) — A
threeparty a
signed approximately ‘10
days ago to provide for the
retraining and relocation of
employees at British
Columbia Railways railcar
manufacturing plant in

uamish, Labor ‘Minister
Williams told the B.C.
ture Monday,

. B.C. Rail - announced
Thursday that its Railwest
plaht would be closed .in
mid-August when the
present order for 100 ballast
cars is completed.

Williams said that an.

agreement had been signed
by Canada Manpower, his
ministry ‘and Railwest a

“week or 10 days ago,” to.

wy

Seg ut cen. 5

Sealed tenders: wil be

£07723, to cut 21,752 cunits of .

‘Three {3) years will be

‘techniques

‘problems last year.

therefore not be

greement was

_» WOMEN‘81, MEN 72°

- WASHINGTON (AP) —
Today's girl. babies can

_ expect to live to 61 and boys

to-almost 72, nearly three
ears longer than expected
efore, because’ fewer

le are dying of heart at-
cks, the U.S, Census

_ Bureau says.

‘In. a ‘report released
Monday on opulation
projections for the U.S., the
Census Bureau said the

cardiovascular diseases

such as heart attacks, the “pr !
~ - combination pf declining

report says. ae
Asked ‘whether this is a-
result of improved medical
and lower
cholesterol : diets, Signe
Wetrogan, a demograpner

who worked on the report,

‘said: “We. just don’t know.
‘We don't know much about

the mortality decrease of
the bast few years.”

The median age of the
population has increased to

Bawlf, Agriculture Minister
Jim Hewitt, and George
Kerster (SC—Coquitlam)
impreperly accepted

expense. money -. while _

serving on & government
committee on B.C. housing

The motion was passed
Monday 25t0 16, with ison

" Brogressive |

_lea i
Wallace jens the ‘New
Demoeratte Party in oppo-.

influence.

The
the three were in con-
trayention of — the
Constitution Act, and-should:

sit in the legislature.:

attorney general, and. Alex:

Macdonald,. the attorney-
general with’. the - ‘for-

mernNDP government.

Gardom:- quoted.

power
services available to the
ome was lying: to
was -taa
question by Karen Sanford
DP— Comox) who asked
what the government would
do for the 260 workers who

would be out of work when.

the plant is closed.

Outside -the ‘House,
Opposition. Leader Dave
Barrett said that the labor
agreement was signed
before the BCR ‘board
meeting .at which the
decision to ‘close the plant.

ot of
statements that needs

29 in 1976 from 27.9 in 1970, as a result of this growing =

igures show. The re

projects that by the heat
ecentury, i

will range from 92.5 to 37.3.

The median age means that

half the people in the

country are older than that

and half are young:

er.
. The report said ‘unless

there is a large-scale

_War,nmajor epidemic or

. Of
. milli

fo a -teduction in .
from’. major .

_ Suggested ethics.
__. brings analogy to Idi Amin.

allowed 10,

_ Gibson said. “It makes-me a
little bit"
Gibson's followed —
a legal duel
Gardom, the’ .pregent

* Laid off workers —
promised training

‘make Canada Man

other cataatropy , the over:
population will grow from
an estimated 22.9 million in
1978, which was 11 per cent
the . population, to 31.8
on in the year. 2000,
about 12 per cent of the
uation, - r jump in
~. However,a major jump
the elderly population is
edicted in 2030, when the
mortality and the aging of
the post-Second World War
ba hoon Eeteration will
ow population
to 55 million. t means
anywhere from 14 to 22 per
cent of the country's popu-
lation would be over 65,.a
situation that would have a
major impact on social and
economic institutions.
' Social ectentists say that

wee

Cee ae

precedents ranging as far
ck as the reign of Queen
Elizabeth I .to back the

' gavernment case to send the

matter .to a special
committee. .
' He said it has been clearly
established that parliament
has the right to deal with the
qualifications of its
members, and the matter
should not go to the courts.
The attorney-general said
the intended government
action does not preclude a
civil action being launched
in the courts, but the

‘government has only one

Hikers
rescued

NORTH VANCOUVER,
B.C. (CP) — A 28-year-old
hiker from Coquitlam, B.C.,
was airlifted Sunday from
Liens Mountain northwest of
here after falling down an
ice slick to the edge of a

ipice: oo ° |:
Pred Price waited for six

hours before an .

tween Garde Rescue helicopter from

Comox on Vancouver Island
arived. to transfer him to
Lion’s Gate Hospital for
treatment of cuts and

“Um just lucky: to be
alive," said Price, who had
taken a shortcut while
racing his hiking companion
sped eto at gt

onto w ou
was snow and then I star’

peng down at about 60
miles an‘hour and when I
stopped and got up my hip

“was open and 80 was my.

“1f-I'd have gone another
20 feet 1 would have been
kiled.”’

In another hiking
accident, James Savanke,
18, of New Westminster,
B.C., broke an arm and leg
Sunday when he fell: down a
ravine on
Mountain.

His rescue was stalled
when a support on a
stretcher brought to the
scene by Burnaby firemen
broke. A mountain rescue
team from North Vancouver
was called in to make the

Burnaby

explanation,” Barrett: said, reacue.

pets si i onic et thanis atk AF at ata A AA aA ae ail AR A hyde alata

proportion of elderly
persons, the country: will

ve to consider changes in
its pension, medical care

“

Life expectancy |
ae". has healthy rise |

and educational systems, as -- :

-well as make decisions that -
will affect the quality of life -

the elderly will enjoy. -

Demographers have a cote fe

hard lime

future popu
they cannot be sure women
ill have the approximately

redicting the
i

ation because - z

two children each most now

say they want.

For this reason, the ob —

estimated population in t

year 2000 is slightly less :
han demographers |.::-
predicted two years ago. |

Today, their best estimate is
that the population will be
about 260 million by the turn
of the century, about 2.5
million less than they
estimated in 1975. .

Whether because of an a

uncertain economic
climate, the fact that more
women were working or
because there was an in-
crease in the divoce rate,
women did not have as
many children in 1976 as

they indicated they wanted. -

route to go—through a com-
mittee.
Macdonald said Gardom's

precedents had nothing todo —

with the matter under
debate.

He said that no matter
how Gardom equivocated,
he could not deny that in the
Constitution Act there exists

a clause saying matters ..

dealing with qualifications
of members should be
brought to the courts by a
private citizen.

Macdonald suggested that
Gardom, as chief law
enforcement officer of B.C.,
be the one to bring the
matter to the courts.

mii ee... ve ‘
eee re ones aE. Sle a ee ”
mos

He said the government ~:~

was opting for a “political

court’ that would no doubt

produce a political ruling.
‘Gibson said that if ‘the
government had any

confidence that its MLAs:

were free of wrongdoing. it. - ae

would have taken the matter
to the courts.

Gibson suggested that the ou pen .

government could mave ~~:

proceeded under _ the

Constitution Questions —

Determination Act to look at
the controversy, but were
afraid because a tribunal
uoder the act would be
beyond government control,

Asked later by reporters
why ‘he himself does not

initiate a court action, |

Gibson said it was the
attorney-general's job and

such a move might seem
overly partisan. n
Wallace said the

government was acting with
a veneer of rectitude by
sending the matter to the
committee.

He suggested that through

a “declaratory judgment” a

judge would decide for the

government whether there
was any contravention of
the Constitution Act. :

Kerster, Bawlf and Hewitt
did not participate in the
debate.

Housing Minister Hugh
Curlis told the legislature
earlier that expenses for the
three MLAs had been paid

while they sat on the |

committee.’

The opposition claims that — 7

since the committee was not.”
approved by the legislature,

the expenses were pal
illegally.