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. HAWKE SEAFOODS
635-504
Specializing In fresh
prawns [n season, cod,
octopus, snails, flve
‘crab, _taltbut- ‘and
: shrimps ;

COMPLETE JIMMY Diceel
4-53 engine, Also Scout 106 4
cyl engine. complete, |
Also 400 cu. in small block
Chey; Ark for Doug. Phone
635-3978. .

; (po-3apr)

20 FT. RIVERBOAT. with
heavy duty trailer and
excellent 50.HP Mercury .
sbort.shaft $7,000, Ask for
Doug 689-3873.
(petapr)

MUST SELL— Water well
~ dellling Fg. Phane, 638-6343.
: Ot “ (p20-Sapril)

CAT 56 KVA Gen Set 120-121

3 phase Model a SN

261124 -

Simpower 40, KVA ‘Gen Set
110-920. 1), phase. “Model
SPAIDIPM s-n 5540 Engine
Mitsubisht éDS70 5-n 93867
Gen Stamford AC2341 s-n
G44

Listir Diesel 7KVA 110 volts

- Model 1743 NA Brush Alt.

Lister Diesel 7KVA 110-220
‘Model 96563 Brush alter-
nator. po
Phone 624-5273

(pio-2apr)

3 BEDROOM basement

sulte. Fridge, stove. Full .
carpeted. Close to school

BND ernie!

anytime. ‘No pets. Phone’ «

635-3701,

(p3-2amar)

ONE BEDROOM &
bachelor. © sultes.

Available immediately.
Fridge ‘and stove in-
wed. Sama and
Sereation room. 6
028 or 695-5160 to view.
-  (p20-1papr)

KEYSTONE -
APARTMENTS:
UNDER NEW
-MANAGEMENT
1, 2, and 3 bedroom
suites available.
Spacious & clean.
Exiras Include: Heat,
pot water, = laundry
facilities, storage locker
& parking. References
required as of Feb. 1-4.
Please phone. 615-5224.
(ace25jan-tin)

1 BEDROOM suite for rent.
Fully furnished. 2 blocks
from the centra of town.
Phone 695-6672 after § p.m.

(pe-somar)

2 BEDROOM full basemérit

suite, w-w carpet, Separate
entrance, fireplace, large
liviiig room and built-in bar.
Utilities included, Fridge,
stove, washer and dryer.
Single person ar couple
preferred. Available Apr.
Ist, Phone 639-1505 after
Spm.

(pesomar)

z BEDROOM. basement,
wuiie on Clark St in
Thornhill, Carpeted
throughout. Complete with .
fridge, stove ard use of
carport, $328 per month plus
electricity, Phone 688-4500.
(pe-somar)

ONE BEDROOM apt, fully

furnished. «Private.
entrine. Utilities included.
Phone 638-6653. gafie d
(pO-Sapr> -

FURNISHED looping
room with =éocklag |
facilities. uiniges.”

Included, Phone “68-8068.
(pe-apr)

% OF A SIDE BY SIDE
Duplex. Good parking.
Large Laws, garden, sua
porch and storage in the
basement. $350 per month
heated, Fridge, stove
Included.” Phone 635-4630.

Available May 1st,

(pB-mar)

Ws BEDROOM, . sell.

_ contained unit. $275.00 per

mo. Phone Malcolm 9 - 5
p.n m. St 638-1986. -
(ageé- feb-ttr)

ONE BEDROOM: suites

Low rents. Close fo town
and shopping. Phone 635-
6155 days, 638-1533 fo 635-
9080 evenings. oe

"faces caept2 tf)

WOODOREEN:” .
APARTMENTS— 12 and 3
“badroom apartments,
Downtown .iocallty.
Complete with dlahwasher,
fireplace, fridge, stove and
frapes. Undercover

Phone 635-9317.
\ "laceseptiatind

TETRAULT
PLACE.
APARTMENTS

Fridge, stove, drapes,
carpeting off street
parking, security
system. .

Rents start ef
$295 |

‘Phone .
soytimne.

manager

ONE & TWO BEDROOM.
Apts. Good rates. Call
manager any tlme for
 appolntment to view. Phone
635-4547,

(acezWdec-tfn)

3 BEDROOM HOUSE.
Storage roam, ving room,
kitchen and dining room,
Laundry room. Fridge and

stove included. $400 per
month, Utillties extra. $200
deposit, Phone 635-3008.
(pe-somar)}

2 BEDROOM house on
Kalum Lake Drive, Phone
” 685-5874. . :
{pr2apr)

” 3 BEDROOM, side by side’
duplex. Phone 635-3409,

(p3-30mar)

TWO BEDROOM house for
rent. in town. Fridge and
stove. No pets. Avaliable
April 1-64, Phone 635-5464,
(pt0-sapr}

. 2 BEDROOM home close to

“all amenities. Cail 635-5364

or 638-1162 (office hours)

(acc5-mar)

3 YEAR OLD HOME on

large corner lot. Full
basement with finished
family room. 3 bedrooms,
Central vacuum system,
carpet throughout, oak floor
inkitchen and dining room.
Garden ares and frult trees
in large backyard, Phone
after six 635-3853.
(pl0-10apr)

3a BEDROOM condominium
1% bath, on Walsh between
Sparks and Kalum Close to
downtown and schools,
Fenced in backyard with
herb and vegetable garden,
$30,000. Phone 638-1919.
(pl0-lapr) |

OPPORTUNITY!

3 bedroom house, 140 sq. it
‘near -NLW.C.C, with

workshop & carport on 2

- acres of land, For: sale,

Asking $68,000. Phe 8SE-
3625. -
(plogapr)

1,050 sq. ff. Full basemen,
fireplace, 3 bedrooms up
and 1 down - 3 pc. bath In
partiatly finished basement,

Nice © view of mountains ‘

$49,500. Phone O3s.7788.
. ve, : cis mar

DUPLEX ON PINE $7. in
TRorgnill.. .q bedroams each
unit. Carpeted throughout.
Revenua $i60 a month.
Asking $46,500 fo view phone
635-9590. - : .
(p20-1tapr)

2 BEDROOMIog house, 1200

8g, ft. on malh, 1000 upstalrs

In Ibft. One-third acré. ©

Scenic river view . lot:
$69,000, 635-4868 or 636-0678"
phone atter pm to view.

. a “(pl0-2apr)

. WT

GOOD BUILDING ‘fot for’:

sala 1569 Cattonweod Cres,
$9800 OBO. Phone. 960- 4259,
(pe2apr) .

978 4-DR. HATCHBACK
MAZDA and 1973 fully
camperized Volkswagon for
sale for Information 635-_
1583, '

1978 LINCOLN TOWN CAR .

60,000: Hwy.*) miles.

~ Exeellent condition, Dark
parking. Security entrance. -

Brown-Gold pin stripe with

> velour interior, Asking

$7500, Phone 655-3014 after
4:30: pm... weekdays
anytime weekends, . ~
(pl0-ldapr) .

1978 Chrysler Cordova
auto, P.S., P.B, AM-FM
stereo, good condition.
198 Yamoha 650 CC
Special, Falr condition.
_Phone Terry at 632-6191
between 9am & 4pm.

(accl0-29mar)

1980 FORO F100 Flareside.
Best offer. To view phone
David 635-7282 (days)
(p5-30mar}

FOR SALE— 1979 %4 ton
Dodge Pickup. New motor
and paint job. $3600 OBO.
638-1396, _ (8H)

194 ESTATE EXPANDO

12x68’ 2 bedroom §&

appliances, 6x16’ addition, .

patio doors. $13,000. OBO.
Phone 638-8324:
(pi2apr) ‘

1972 12x68 ESTATE Three
bedrooms, fenced yard, two

storage sheds, . set. “up: and.-
Paper mst a gR TE same oe Sklrted sin “Terrace: ‘Tralle

_ Court: "Phone ‘35.3705.

(p5-20mar]

OPPORTUNITY! $700
DOWN and monthly $414.
buys 2 bedroom home in
Terrace Trailer Court on
Graham Ave. (lor approved
buyer). ‘Pad rental

Includea. Have your home
pald for In-5 years. Has
‘favely wood stave and other
extras. Phone Ron (collect)
‘af 632-213 T.K. Realty Ltd.

(pl0-29mar)

LARGE UNCONVERTED
1972 custom painted bus.
New short block, 4 speed.
Must be seen to be
appreciated, 635-3873.
(p6-3apr)

FRONTIER 10°
motorhome. Low mileage,
new Michelin tires. Asking
$16,500. Phone 633-2370.

(p5-28mar)

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The Herald, Wednesday, Marcl’ 26, 1964, Page 19'5;:

the Bounty” In its various
screen versions,
’ perplexed at reading an in-
-tetview with. Anthony
‘Hopkins, who portrays
Captain Bligh in the for-
thcoming remake co-
starring Met Gibson as
Fletcher Christian.
Hopkins claims he’s inter-
preting Bligh with ‘a-dif-
‘ferent characterization
from the one. Charles
Laughton offered ‘in «the

Q. Reading interviews
with Jeremy Irons, who's
now starring in the new
Broadway stage hit “The
Real Thing,” I was struck

by references to him as be-

ing a young Laurence Walch he describes a0

Olivier. : . What. does he “Hollywood souped-up ver-

thls — —-FP,: ‘son:” °0.K., his opinion. ,
» I conveyed your ques But; has Hopkins forgotten-

on to the giited Irona, the
tional tor of the Marlon Brando remake

the TV series “Brideshead :
Revisited" and ‘such
movies as The
Lieutenant's Woman,” “Mutiny
” Trons, surely one of the hot- Howard
teat, yet most delightfully
candid actors on the scene,
confesses that after he
began to be compared to

on the Bounty,"

hotevorthy, highly regard-
ed performance as the
much-maligned Bligh; a
- meticulously researched,
the great actor ho arranged intelligent portrayal which
Watch Wine o - fmany eritics consider more
films in pin vant ‘historically accurate than
peared, Jeremy says, ™ even Laughton’s bravura
Ballmeantesex- stint, it’s surprising the

treme fiattery, but frankly,
my impression of Slr

Larry's early screen
career isthathe wasrather .

pretty and a perfectly

to mention his fellow coun:
tryman Trevor Howard's
commendable acting,

dreadful performer...of tee. was praiseworthy in-
cmuivets hee matured and

one of our tris. As
ly great inlarnational stars, 1 heard somewhste

= and most. deservedly that Mae Weat's address

oo..That gives me faith. sti lite inthe Efllyweod
Wecan all improve.” telephone directory. Can
rs ; that be possible? A.G. -

A. Mae died three years
ago. Even so, wonder of
wonders, the latest Los
Angeles phone book —
dated July 1068 — Includes
& listing for Mee at 870 No.
Rowmore,
at right there on page 1372,

nom The address is the aame
Q. Is Katharine Hepburn = locale as West's former
getting really eccentric In . headquarters at the Raven-
her old age? Someofher wood apartment complex.
manneriams as reported As for-how all this could
wauld indicate ahe is, — happen, possibly it's due to
K.V, - the recent Ma Bell breakup

A. Perhaps “eccentric? . which has had more than a
js too atrong: a word. few unexpected conae-
Throughout her lengthy. quences.
career Hepburn, 76, has
always displayed a strong Q. I caught a vintage
independent streak, The ..movie titled ‘Bird of
same

her private “life.

“Kate's”
;" "Creighton Chaney, - who
Nolte ‘th her latest film, _Chaney, Jr, the horror
“The Ultimate Solution of movie star. Surprisingly,
Grace Quigley,” told me this wasn’t a thriller, but a
that during the Christmas
holidays, Hepburn visited .
with her family in Connec- -
ticut, As the temperatures
plunged outside, Kate
~ decided to whip up some
mischief, Before astonish-|
ed onlookers she stripped
down and plunged Into an
outdoor swimming pool
When asked why, Hepburn
retorted with a smile:
*‘Just to annoy everyone.”

‘connection between the two
actors? — N.W,
_A. Creighton Chaney was

Chaney, the legendary
silent screen genius who
excelled in eptc portraits of
cinematic grotesques. His
son acted In about 10 films
as Creighton Chaney;
later, he struck movie
paydirt by officially swit-
ching. his name to Lon
Chaney, Jr., appearing in

mostly B's. Though suc-

cessful, he never quite
achieved ‘the Hollywood
stardom attalned by his
gifted father.

Q. Didn’t playwright Nell
Simon quietly admit |
himself Into a Hollywood
hospital not long ago? How
serious is the problem? —
DB,

A. Like millions of
Americans, Simon suffers
from an aching back, Nell
took a break from his
super-busy writing
schedule — he's putting the
finishing touches to “Biloxi
Blues,’ a sequel to his

FLYING RUMORS: The
big question in the upper
social reaches these days
is: Will Jackie Onassis
make Maurice Templeman
husband number three? At
the moment Madam 0 is

Broadway hit “Brighten aff to India to vialt her son
_ Beach Memoirs” — {to John. At the same time,
enter Los Angeles’ rumors tell us Templeman

prestigious Cedars-Sinai
Hospital. The treatment:
something called ‘a
“papaya enzyme” non-
surgical routine, a techni-
que actor Harrison Ford
successfully used when he
injured his back while

as departed hearth and
home and taken up

Stanhope Hotel. This could
- be the first step but then
again we've had rumors
about Jackie and that

militonaire before.

. mokingthe “Raidersofthe 9, Jan’t Sylvester
Lost Ark” sequel, “Indiana - gtalione guch a difficult ac:
Jones and the Temple of tor to get along with that
Doom.” NeRemergedfeel- ty latest movie is in trou-
ing much better after the big because of all the
treatment, tamper tantrums? — L.B.

Coachman
Apartments

Debare apartment dwalling, fridge, slove,
carpeting, doapes, undercover parking,

: shvator, security ayttam, reatdant manager,

Phone manager anglima

Q. As a fan of “Mutiny on

1 was.

A. Apparently so. In his:
Impressive remake of .

deilvered a ;

Hospkins’ interview falled .

The listing ia

quality dominates Paradise’ featuring .a °
‘young-ractor- pamed-.

South Seas romance. * Any .

the offspring of Lon |

‘scores of monster movies,. |

quarters at Manhattan's .

638-1268 ;

io tell you that after the
age success of the first
feely™ movie, ho was

hell-on wheels to get‘along .

with. But those days are

long gone. Today, Stallone
remalns a very talented —

. and picky — performer. He.
~ alec has the clout to make

the changes he wants. His
atent picture, for example,
iba a

Dolly Parton. The project
hasn't bee the smoothest In

history, and one
director has already bitten
the dust, As for Sly, he

didn't ike his part

especially so he decided to
have it rewritten, The
writer? Sylvester Stallone.

'Q. What happened with
figure. skater Dorothy
Hamill'a marriage to Dean
Paul. Martin? Did she get
up and leave or did he? —

A, He did. Dorothy is

remarkably candid about
the breakup of her brief, 21-

-. Lmenth marriage to Dean
"Martin's handsome son in

1982, It was Dean Pant who
insisted on a separation,
she says. Hamill theorizes
now that 31-year-old Mar-
tin wasn't really sure about
wanting a marriage. “Be-
ing close to someone was
frightening to him.” Also,
Martin, who has an 1t-

-year-old son from a
previous marriage, didn’t .

want to have any more
children. Hamill, as befits
a 27-year-old in her - first
marriage, felt the opposite.
Dorothy says the whole
thing hasn't soured her on
marriage. She still likes the.

-fden, and hopes to have lots

of kids. I'll keep you posted
on how. she does In the
future.

Q. Despite all the upbeat
publicity, isn’t Bette Davis
Still very seriously [1l? ~
KL. .

i Bette not only sufiéred

ke last year but

in t cancer surgery. -

‘She’ tells me, not surpris-
ingly, that 1963 was “the
worst year. I was gone."
She explains the latter
statement by recalling that
& friend visited her in the
hospital after the surgery,
and emerged In tears.
“You're gone,” he said,
and I was, That surgery is
very tough.” The truth is
Davis: is now sounding
stronger by the day and,
for the firat time, is looking
forward to getting back to
work. “When 1 get through
that first day's: shooting,

- Vil know that i'm well."

Let's hope that day comes
soon — very Boon,

Q. An autograph.
collecting buddy Is trying
to convinee me that when
Ronald Reagan was a
young Warner Bros, star in

* the 1040s, his autographs

were ar times signed by
Jane Wymman, the
talented actreas who was
then his wife. If my pal
pulling my leg? — AT.

A. I believe he’s telling
the truth, and so do many
authorities in the
autograph field. I'm told

COLE.

A. Sit Stallone is the frat

that Jane Wyman often

made it a practice to halp
her busy, handsome hus-
band t by carefully
reproducing his name on
sundry letters, movie stills
and even Ronald Reagan

fan club membership -

cards, before thelr mar-
Fiage ended In divorce,
This ween't forgery, say

the handwriting:
analyaists; it was lovel By.

the way, Rennie and Jane
co-starred In a string of
motion pictures during this
lovay: period before
their literally and
figuratively slgned off.

Q. As-a budding young
puppeteer, it's aasy to see
why my all-time favorites
are the Muppets — they're
great! Any auggestions on

‘how [can join them profes-

slonally? —F'.R.

A. Well, for. one. thing
you'd better be on the tall
side. A lady who's a bit
diminutive tried out for a

berih during location fllm-
ing of the movie “The Mup- -

pets - Take Manhattan."

_ Though her puppat creden: :
als. were considerable,

she gays she found out that
height can be a factor while
working the ‘Muppets
behind the scenes,
Because of leader Jim
Hensen's height, most per-

sonne] working with. him

are ‘of compsrable- size;

even though they remain -

Unseen On BCreen,

Q. Michael York's per--

formance in his new
mystery adventure movie,
“The Riddle of the Sands,”
is as polished as ever, but
dees he always play the
predictable good guy? I[
can't recall ever seeing
him asa villain, —L.V.

. A. York's clean-cut blond
looka and winning ways are
usually employed by film
producers who view the ac-
tor In leading man or
heroic terms. There was
one exception, Hal Prince's
black comedy ‘Something
for Everyone," released In

1970. In that pleture, York ©

waa cest as a scheming,

“charming bisexual who

manipulates an im-
poverished countess
(Angela Lansbury), and
just about avaryone who
crosses hia path. The film
has bacome a cult clasaic,
and [s frequently revived in
the U.5. and England,

Q. Isn't Candice Bergen
writing a book that will

contain quite a few sansa-

tonal disclosures about her
father, ventriloquist Edgar
Bergen? = K.L.

A. The title of Candy's
new book is ‘Knock
Wood.” When you realize
that the late Edgar's most
famous partner waa one of
his dummies, Charlie Me-
Carthy, you get the
significance. Candy will
reveal that her father was
a remote figure to her, and
that she was “desperate”

"< his secretary-lover,

' well-known Hollywood ac-

‘evolve into quite the

for love ittention.
& desperate, tn fact, ahe
ral to Neca

well i wtition, as ‘you'll all

peo when it comes out in the =: a

epring.

sidered Jahn Wayne one of ..
the greatest legends ever, I
was understandably sur-.
prised fo hear that at times .-.
he used a mechanical
device for signing photos
for his fans. Is liso? —5,C, =
A. I'd love'to help matn- +>
tain your Hollywood illu-
sions, but truth is that“
Duke, who was indeed a ‘*

_ great guy,. was “just ;too *":

Q.Since I've always con- ..

busy a superstar’ to ‘=

autograph each request *~
that came his way,"
Therefore, be instructed
Pat
Stacy, to order two heavy- >--
duty “‘Autopen” machines ©
capable of faithfully
Teproducing two versions “-
of bis famous signature ~ _~
one straight, the other with ‘-'
the. words "Good luck’) =
tacked on for a special .
change of pace.

SQUARE ROOTS: A...

tress has managed to

grande dame through her
involvement with worthy

comiections. However, her

_cawes. and canny social” :

earthy background startl-
ingly surfaced at a swank ~‘s:

dinner held recently for a

cause, at which she wasa_ >
guest of honor. While :

5
New York Clty political =

speaking eloquently of a *
current trend which =.

‘displeases her, our star
absentmindedly abondoned
ber lady-like affectations,
stuck out her tongue and
demonstratively stuffed
her forefinger down her
throat to make a point,
When her table compa-
nions gaped at this breach

of etiquette, she tried to ex-

tricate herself by resuming 1
her dowager .demeanor,”
butit was too late.

@. We've just seen the
miuch-touted re-release of
Alfred Hitcheock'a movie
Classic Rope,” and con-
sider this interestingly

PEAT Stay Petes te hd

ant Tree?

nee

nae
Py

filmed suspense story one = =

of the great director's |

masterworks. Hila techni- © ~.

qué seems daszingly odd. =

Do you have an explana:
tlon? —8,D, ‘

A. Farley Granger (who : :

co-starred with James
Stewart and John Dall) -
was in his early twentles -
when “Rope” was shot, :
It'aa fictlonalized retelling :
of the real-life, sensational :
Leob-Leopold thrill murder ~
ease of the 1020s, and he ©
vividly recalls that it -
wasn't filmed in the usual, <
disconnected bits and :
pieces of Hollywood °
moviemaking. Instead, {t ;
was done sequentially in 10- :
minute takes, one reelata :
time, in an innovative :

camera techniqué. Farley |

recollects that there would .
be two days of intensa, -
complex rehearsal time -
followed by one day of ac:
tual shooting: a difficult
schedule which bore elfec. :
tivecinematic fruit.

TERRACE’S

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Now at affordable Rates

SEL

One bedroom at $325" mo.
Two bedroom at $360" mo.

COM RMARE

—Attractive, spacious, extra storage room
~-Beautiful appliances, tiled showers
~—Lovely cupboards, double s.s. sinks
—Large balconies with screened patio doors
—Lots of parking - recreation court
—Securlity, enter phones and deadbolts
—Drapery co-ordinated to w---w carpets -
—Walking distance to down town

--Family oriented - clase to schools
—Hospltal, convenience store, parks,

car wash, all in area

—$200.08 move in allowance fer April 1-30

Professionally Managed

by trained staff who respect
and care for our tenants

Telephone: 635-5968

Property Stewards Western Ltd.

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