a7, Automobiles

68. Legal

1974
Malibu Classic
Excellent condition - $0,000
miles, Radia! tires, P.S. full

wheel covers, ciebie head
fights.

Phone

635.9582
{ctf}

&8 Austen 1100. Goed running
condition. $500. 1970 Triumph.
Bonnevelie. $450 in excellant
condition. Phone 635-2366. (p-8)

1974 Ford % ton camper
special. Low mileage. 1976
GMC. fon, 4”4, Low
mileage. Phone 5.2537. (¢-8)

1973 Ford craw cab. 1973 Ford
3 tan pick-up, 1970 Ford f-100,
1972 Datsun pick-up. Call 435-
66346 oF view at 24609 skeena St.
(ctt}

1. Muncie M21 4-Speed C-W
Shifter like new. Also items for
small black Chev. 635-6828, (p-
$,6,7,8)

For Sale: 1974 Plymouth
Quster. 2 dr, Hard top. Goud
shape.

1974, N.G.B. sportscar. 18,000
miles. Good condition.

1973 12x49 Diplomat mobile
home. On large lat in Thornhill.

Bids and inquirles may be
forwarded to the Bank of Nova
Scotia, Terrace (c-8)

1974 Mazda pick-up. Low
mileage. good condition. 1
owner, Asking $2150. Phone 635-
3008 after 4pm. (p-7,8)

1959 Chev; show condition.
$4,500 Invested. $4,000 flrm. 5504
Loyde. Phone 435-5751. (p-7.8,9)

1973 Vega Hatchback. 32,000
miles. Metallic green, radio, 3
speed manual, Bosch lights.
$100 or best offer. Phone 638-
180? after Spm. (p-7,9,10)

For sale 1971 240Z, 6 mounted
Michelin, mags and snows.
radio and stereo ; Spook, quartz
headlights, c-w service records.
$3200. Phone 632-7529 atter 6 pm.

(p-8)

2. 34,000 tb single reduction
rear-end and housings. Phone
635-2403 and ask tor Kevin. (c-
TAP) .

1972 Ford Va ton pick-up. 302-3
speed. Best offer. Phone 435-
2603 and ask for Kevin. (¢-7,8,9)

Transters - Plates - Sales Tax.
See Wightman & Smith -
AUTOPLAN) agent. 4611

Lakelsé Ave. Terrace. Open:

Saturday... (ctif)

56. Mobile Homes

For Sale: 1975 12x68 Lemonte
mobile home.’ Furnished or
unturnished. Phone 635.5817. .
(ctf)

For Sale by owner. Adjoining
waterfront on Sandspit, Queen
Chartoties. ideally located and
beautiful view. And furnished 3
bedroom home on 2 acre lot, 60’
mobile home en V3 acre, glassed
in porch. For more infarmation,
call 637-5371, or write Box 51,
Sandspit. (¢-11)

For sale one 17x56 well kept
Parkwood mobile home. 2
bedrooms, utility room, dining

room, separate from kitchen..

Besutityl yard, utility shed. Set-
up in Terrace Trailer Court,
close to schools, Ideal for
feacher, young couple. or
retlfed couple. Phone 5-6020.. (c-
8)

Must sell 12x62 trailer. 3974.
With silding glass door, 2 joey
shacks, one finished, Washer.
dryer, fridge and stove. $11,500
or best offer. Phone 635-3110,
(p-1,3,4,6,8)

For Sale 1972 12x68 General
mobile home, 3 bedrooms,
laundry room. Large living
room and kitchen. Will consider
renting or rent to purchase. Cail
635-281) after 6 pm. (c-18)

Must sell 1973 12x60 trailer on
100'x125' lot. $19,000 or best
offer. To view phone 638-1401
after 5:00. (p-
0,9,11,13,14,16,18,19,21,1,9,5)

6é, Rec. Vehicles

For .sale 1973 Scamper,
fandem oxle travel troller. 19’,
fully self-contained. Can be seen
In Terrace. Call 636-2270. (c-12)

For sale 9 ff Vanguard
camper, 3 way fridge, stove,
furnace, jacks ‘end under body
held down, Asking 61950. Phone
635.2721, (p-@,10)

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF RENALD BELZILE

Notice Is hereby given that
creditors and othera having
claims agalnat the ealate of
Renald Getalle daceaszd
January 26, 1977 of Terrace In
the Province of Britlsh
Columbla are hereby required
ta send them to the execvtcr
Aira. Judith Gelzile, R.R. No 2
Gagnon Road, on or before the
sth of July, 1977, after which
date the estate's assets will be
distributed, having regard only
to the claima that have been
vecelved.

MRS. JUDITH BELZILE
Executor. (¢-8,9)

Notice of Substantial Com.
pletion .
To Subtrades Concerned:
Take Notice:

Works carcled out under

General Contract for the can."

atruction of the Terrace Phild
Development Centre by
Terrace O & H Construction
Ltd. for tha owners. Terrace

Cerebral Palay Association are -

dectared substantially complete
8s af the 6th day of June 1977.

M. Da Silva ;
Bullding Committee Chairman
énd

3G. McMynn

Treasurer.

In accordance wlth the
mechanics Lien Act for the

Province of Britlah Columbia. .

(c-?) . .

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
FOR SALE BY TENDER

ONE ONLY BURROUGHS L300

‘dln! Camputar bookkeeping
rnachine with three (3) operable
programs, can be used as a
remote terminal.

Tenders to be In writing, In 4
sesled envelope marked
“TENDER TO BURROUGHS
L3000’ and addressed to:

THE DISTRICT OF
TERRACE, i
5.4215 EBY STREET,
TERRACE, B.C. V8G 2X6
- ATTENTION: R. DUNBAR,
TREASURER

All tenders must be recelved at
the District of Terrace Officers
onor before July 6, 1977. Lowest

or any fender not necessarily

accepted. ‘
Paper 8a, nibh ree

R.D. Dunbar,
Treasurer.

The following items are open
for bids on an as is, where is
basis. °

1 Facit Calculator

1 Phillips P-100 Scientific
Calculator . ‘

1 Canon C1001 Phillips 10-F.

The above are plug in types
and electronic with no read-out
Tapes.

Also for bids are:

2 Hand Calculators, being an
Elst Mate EL-102 m and 1 Elsi
Mate EL-5B00 Scientific
Caleulator.

Also open for bids on an as is,
where is basis:

2 gold colour Skyway svit.
cases, 1 large, one medium
sized. 1 Jerome Alexander.
hairblower, 1 burgundy knit
sult, 1 blue wrap skirt, 2 blue
blouses, 1 pair brown couleties,
1 yellow Angora sweater, |
brown and cream short car.
digan, } fur car coat.

Bids will close June 15, 1977.
Hams to be viewed at 3238
Kalum St - Suite? or phone 635.
7173. (¢-15,18,1,3,6,8,11)

Tenders for the demolition
and-or removal of the building
known as the old United Church
hall, situated on lots 17 and 18,
Block 23, $-0.D.L. 464, Plan 818,
Steward B.C. will be received
until July 15,1977, by R. Scales,
4810 Olson Ave., Terrace, B.C.

Ali materlals and debris must
be removed from the site and
the site left-in clean and fidy
condiilon -satisfactory to the
owner's representative name
above,

Tenderers must be
adequately insured agains
tHabliity during the demolition
and removal procedure. The
tenderer Is responsible for
obtaining any and all necessary
permits to carry aut the work,

All work |s to be completed
and ihe site ready for Inspection
by August 31, 1977.

(c 3,8, 19,18)

SULPHUR DIOXIDE

OTTAWA {CP) -— An
‘Edmonton meat dealer who
added a chemical to his
ground beef to make it look
redder and a Quebec
margarine manufacturer
who used animal fat Instead
of the ‘‘pure vegetatle oil’
indicated on the package
label were among 23
businesses convicted of
violating federal consumer
laws in the firat quarter of

1077.

The list released by the
department of consumer
and corporate affairs in-
cluded an Ottawa meat
wholesaler who sold a side
of beef made up of parts
from different beef car-
casses and several stores in
Ontario and Quebec that
sold shartweight meat.

The Edmonton meat
dealer, Central Alberta
Meat Co. Lid., was fined
$300 for adding sulphur
dioxide to ground beef to
make it appear redder, a
violation e federal Food
and D Act.

Produits Blanchet Inc., an
oll and margarine

‘WAS ADDED TO BEEF

manufacturer in Rock
Forest, Que., was fined
$3,000 for using animal fat in
margarine sald to be made
with “pure vegetable oil”
and for selling margarine
with a higher molature
content than indicated on
the label. ;

‘Ottawa Wholesale ‘Meat
Distributors Ltd. was fined
$500 for violating the act by
selling a side of beef that
included a small loin from

one animal, a hip and rump -

from another and a front
from a third.

“We cannot expect to
have a fair, efficient and
competitive marketplace,
one which enjoys the trust of
congumers, when such
deceptive practices exist,'’
Consumer Affairs Minister
Tony Abbott said in a
atatement.

The charges were laid b
inapectora in the depart-
ment's field operations

branch who operate out of
offices in moat major cities

in the country.

Jennifer Davies,

(enn)

Certifler .
PRE-SCHOOL SUPERVISO

Required for chitdren with Special Needs

Position open Sept. Ist. Apply in writing to: - Ms. -
Execufive Olraector,
Development Centre, 172-3rd $1.. Kitimat, B.C.

Child

Molucca

ASSEN {AP) —
Mediators, relaying a
governinent warning that
time is running out, spent
four hours aboard a
hijacked train Thursday ina
new attempt to persuade
South Moluccan gunmen to
free 55 hostages held on the
train and in a nearby school
in the northern Netherlands.

Dutch officials said the
mission of mediators Josina
Soumokil and Dr. Hassan

New Red

55 HOSTAGES

Tan was to spell out the
government’s view that the
terrorista' position’ is
hopeless, both “for their de-
mands and for the political
aims they have in view.”
The two mediators,
leaders of the South
Moluccan immigrant
communit in the
Netherlands, boarded the
train at mid-afternoon
under escort of four of the
eight to 10 hijackers. They

missiles

could hit West -

- OTTAWA (CP) — The
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization admitted for
the first time Thureday that
new SS-2) nuclear missiles

?arein position in the Soviet

Union to strike Western
Europe.

Joseph Luns, ‘NATO
secretary-general, said at a
news conference at the end
of a meeting of the alliance’s
Nuclear Planning Group
(NPG) that the missiles can
be deployed quickly.

He said a possible answer
to the 5,000-mile missile
which can carry multiple
warheads is the U.S. cruise
migsile, a nuclear weapon

- gttll being studied by NATO

and the U.S.

Luns said the SS-20 is in
the Western Soviet Union
but not in advanced areas in

Eastern Europe. He sald it -

cah be deployed quickly but
is not in a firing position. He
declined to say how many of
them there are.

NATO officials say that
although the missile is on a
tracked mount and thus can
be moved from place to

ace in an attempt to hide
t, they are confident any
attepmpt to hide it would be
difficult. .

Luns sald it is un-.
necessary to meet the
Soviets weapon for weapon.
NATO might respond ta a
Soviet weapon ,by ‘some
other means."

Asked what reply there
could be to the SS-20, he
said: “Let me aay one word:
Cruise missiles.”

That missile can strike
with pinpoint accuracy after
flying at tree-top level under
radar defences for long
distances.

Lungs said it is possible
that NATO allies will
acquire the missile.

oth the Soviet and U.S.
missiles were mentioned In

TERRACE
EQUIPMENT
SALES LIMITED

4639 Greig Ave
Terrace, B.C.

Pioneer Ghain Saws]
Sales-Service-Parts

the NPG's final com-
munique at the end of 1%
days of meeting here.
Defence ministers of
Canada, the. U.S., West

Germany,‘ Britain, ‘the -

Netherlands and Italy at-
tended as did under-
secretary's of defence from
Greece and Norway.

The ministers reviewed
what the communique
called implications for
Weatern security of current
developments in cruise
missiles, including the
relationship to arms control
negotiations on these
developments—a reference
to strategic arms limitation

talks (SALT) between the -

U.S. and the Soviet Union.

THE HFEAL os, Friday June 10, 1977, PAGE AS

_ RACIAL TENSION

~ Commonwealth talks stir
with threat of African war

LONDON (CP) — Com-
monvwealth leaders con-
ferred Thursday about
threats to peace in far-apart
reaches of the world even as
they received reporta of
renewed racial tensions and
skirmishing In Africa.

Some of the dangers dis-
cussed by the 33 political
leaders at the Com-
monwealth conference
touch Canadian interests.

They include the black-
white struggle in southern
Africa, which indirectly
threatens to spill over into a
boycott of the 1978 Com-
monwealth Games in Ed-
monton, and tensions be-
tween Greek and Turk in
Cyprus, where Canadian
troops are on peacekeeping
uty.

President Kenneth
Kaunda of Zambia let It be
known outside the closed
conference that black
African leaders are
reluctant to give ground in
an argument with New
Zealand that threatens -to

n drama persists _

left four hourslater, shaking

hands with their three
unmen escorts before
ing driven away.

Government officials said
their message, relayed by
the mediators, made it clear
that serious consequences
could follow unless the
gunmen free the hostages.
There are 51 hostages
aboard the commuter train,
halted in a meadow about 12
miles north of this Dutch

; city and the four teachers
held

by another group of
militants in an elementary
school at Bovensmilde, just
south of Assen.

Sources said failure to end
the twin sieges, begun May
23, might result in vigilante

violence against the 40,000 -

South Moluccans in the
Netherlands. They also
raised the possibility of
damage to a repatriation
program agreed to by In-
donegia in March, 1976, that
would allow 4,000 Moluecans
to returm to their ancestral
islands.

The Moluccas and the rest
of Indonesia are former
Dutch colonies. South
Moluccan militants have
been demanding help from

_ the Netherlands in winning

independence from  In-

donesia for the islands.

EUROCAN

Eurocan Pulp and Paper Company

Limited at Kitimat,

B.C. will

commence operation of its 90
N.M.F.B. Sawmill complex in July-.

August, 1977.

Applications for

the following

: positions are now being accepted:

TWIN SAW OPERATOR
26’ CHIP-N-SAW OPERATOR
_ 10’ CHIP-N-saw OPERATOR
PLANERMILL OPERATOR
OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR

Preference will be given to ap-
plicants with extensive Sawmill

experience.

BENEFITS: Eurocan Pulp and

vac 2H1

Paper Co. Ltd. offers comprehensive |
medical, dental and pension plan.

Interested persons are invited to
submit a detailed resume to:

Larry Baltz
EUROCAN PULP & PAPER CO, LTD.
P.O, Box 1400
Kitimat, B.C.

or call collect (604) 632.6111 Local 204

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keep most member coun-
tries away from the Ed-
monton Games.

And while the leaders
talked through the second
day of their elght-day
conference, trouble was
again reported between po-
lice and demonstratin
students in Soweto, Sou
Africa.

Soweto is the black
township near Johan-
nesburg where oppesitien to
the white government's
racial segregation policies
exploded a year ago Into
rioting that left hundreds of
blacks dead. .

The first anniversary of
the Soweto riots is June 16,
the day after the Com-
monwealth meeting closes,
a reminder of the dispute
between black Africa and
New Zealand over the New
Zealand government's
refusal to take active steps
against sports links with
South Africa.

What varticularly

HIGHWAY
WASHED
OUT

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C.
(CP) — It may be two days
before the Alaska Highway
between Fort St. John and
Fort Nelson can be re-
opened after heavy rain
washed out the approaches
to a bridge early Thursday.

The highways depart-
ment said it will be Monday
at the earliest before it can
clear a mudslide blocking
Highway 29 between Fort St.
Jo

n and Hudson’s Hope. -F

The bredge approaches
were washed out at Mile 234
of the Alaska Highway.
Highways department
crews are waiting for the
water to receed before be-
ginning repairs.

Motorists were advised to
gono farther on the highway
than Fort St. Jchn. Hotels
and motels in the area were
booked solid.

Meantime, a mudslide at
Mile 358 of the Alaska High-
way north of Fort Nelson
limited traffic to one lane.

Heavy rains also cawed
washouts on numerous side-
roads throughout the area.

angered the black Africans
was the fact that the New
Zealand national rugby
team was on a tournament
visit to South Africa durin
the Soweto riots and insis
on completing it. The
Africans subsequently
organized a 29-country
boycott of the Montreal
Olympic Games in protest
and threaten the same
against Edmonton.

Prime Minister Robert
Muldoon of New Zealand
has said he sees no need to

o further than e.plaining
5 government’s altitude of
non-interference » th sport
exchanges. Kaunda said
Thursday he still wants to
see New Zedland ‘ormally
pledge itself oppos.d to the
exchanges.

Prime Minister Trudeau
says he thinks tht leaders
should be able to ceach a
compromise settle:nent of
the argument, and‘ they do
not, the Commo iwealth
should re-examine tself.

Equipment —
Location -

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Don

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FOR SALE BY TENDER

Assets of Service Station
Includes - Land (5 lots), Buildin, &

For further particuiars and appoint: ient

Mason - Receive

1114 Main Street,

. Smithers, 6.C.

‘Tel: 847-2281
Bids for all or any portion of assets r iust
be accompanied by certified ch: que
(returnable) for 10 percent of, bid
amount plus 7 percent sales tax and
made payable to Don Mason In Ti ust.
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SALVATION
ARMY

4637 Walsh
Captain: Bill Young

9:45 Sunday School

11:60 Morning Workshop
7:30 Evening Services

Mon. 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
4726 Lazelle Avenve, Terrace
Rev. Lance Stephens - 635-5855

Church: 635-9019 .

10 a.m.
a.m.

MENNONITE
BRETHREN
CHURCH

3406 Eby Streat 635.3015
Pastor Dwayne Barkman

Sunday Services
‘Sunday School

Summer Schedule: June 27-
Seplember 5 .
Jolnt Sunday School & Worship
Service - 10:45 a.m.

First, twenty-tlve, minutes
geared jo children, (Musical
instruments, puppels, Bible
Storles, ete.)

Interested in a home Bible
Study? Call 35-3015,

EVANGELICAL
FREE CHURCH

Cor. Park Ave, and Sparks Sf.
Rev. W.H. Tatuin

3302 Sparks Street 635-5115
9:45 Sunday Schoul
11:00 Morning Workshop
7:30 Evening Services
Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study

KNOX UNITED
CHURCH

4907 Lazalle Ave.
Minister Rev. D.5. Lewis

Sunday School

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

TERRACE
ALLIANCE
CHURCH

Pastor Munra
4923 Agar Ave. 635-3470

Sunday 9:45 - Bible School
11:00 a.m. « Worship Service
11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship
7:15 pam, Evening Service
Wed. 7 p.m. - Bible Study &
Praver

UPLANDS
BAPTIST
CHURCH

Pastor D.K. Hate 635-9398
Carner of Halliwell
and N. Thomas

10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching
Sunday Schoo!

11:00 a.m, Morning Worship
Service

7:30 p.m. Singing and slble
Study

Weds.

8:00 a.m, Home Bible Studies

“You are Welcome at
Uplands”

986 River Drive
Terrace, B.C.

Rey. RL, White
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. .
tveaing Worship 7:30 p.m.

Prayet Service Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School = =10a.m

ZION BAPTIST
cHURCE:

Cor. Sparks & K ith
Pastor: Clyde Zim eiman

Sunday School 9:45 a n.
Merning Warship 1:2 a.m.

CHRISTIAN
REFORM ED
CHURC/

Sparks S!. atStrau se Ave.
Rev. Arthur Hetlaemé 1635-2621

Sunday School - Terra :e 10 a.m.
Sunday School - Remy 2:20 p.m.
11:00 a.m. Worship £ irvice
5:00 p.m. Warship Se-vice

PENTECO! TAL
TABERMA CLE

4647 Larelle Ave.
Pastor M, Kennedy
Office 635-2434 Hom: 635-5336

‘Sunday School 10:00 1.m.
Morning Worship 11 9 a.m.
Sunday Evening 7:1! p.m.
Bible Study Wed. 7:40 p.m.
Youth Night Thurs. ’:30 p.m

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