ednesday; October -4, 1967:

lot in
outside. Wiring,
on hand for

2 bedroom home close in:

* $15; dpo! on easy terms,

3 bedroom home with basement on:2
| .Lovely.fruit trees, garden.etc, ‘Central. focation’ on a
- both sewer and water. Priced “for. quick - sale. at ~
$1,000 -eash., Immediate’ ‘occupancy. eo :

- dining

.. acres. Full :ba
sulated, 2 car

L. E. PRUDEN.

Box 1118, Terrace,

Attractive un unfinished, 3 “bellracm ‘house on darge’..

ornhill. area, Completely” ‘finished. on, the.
plumbing: dhd building: materials

inishing. An excellent: buy for ‘the

- handy man at. only $7700, cash or.$8700 on terms. “

matic oil furnace. “Available immediately at'$1500
_ dover; botance: at: $90: per morith: plus ; Jumacs pay: m
. ment ot SY. 46 per month.

. “Wai kept 3 bedroom home. ‘on: corner tot. Fenced, a
«nice dawn and adequate garden. area. Large: living
room, bright kitchen, : electric: -heat, Full, rice.

a) bédroom fiome —~ 1088 sq. “tt, Large attached :
“ garage.; Landscaped. and in good location. -Price.
: * includes new’ fireplace. Full price. $16, 800. a

garage. Price drasticall reduced to ©
$26,000 for quick sale. Owner’ leaving,

. For further porticulors — Contoct _ .

evenings 635-2662 -

tl

on ‘Tandscoped. lot. ’Auto- ~

la rge “lots. :

living room: .

REALTY. LTD,
BC, Phone 635-6371 a

Y -Notide :-of +0: Appl
te lense: Toad. i Land ‘Record-
District of Prince ‘Ropert,

a me D aid situated 5,E, of Ter-| |.

race B,C,,.2,660 ft.. S,W,” of
Williams Creek: ‘Bridge, ‘on. old
Lakeise Road. .

- Take Notice that W.C.. Clitterd i

REJHON, ” of
cupation B.O.T. |

Jense: of the following deseribed

Terrace B,C,.-dt~ Pn
“Marine “Ene 4:
| gineer, lintends to apply for: a}

Jands:—-Commencing at a post |:

planted on: the Westside of the

Old Lakelse. Ray ‘approx. 2,680-]....

ft, SW. of “ Willams Creek,

Bridge, thence-N.E, for 660 ft, |."

along. ‘the Old. Lakelse’ Road;
thence NW, for 660 &,; thence

S.W, for 660 ft.; thence SE, |.

to the point of commencement,

Containing ten acres” more .oF :
Te |
vt Ih

Jess, for the purpose. of H
site, Dated September 4th, GH

“ NOTICE 70 CREDITORS ~
Estates of ‘the following

late’ of Gravelle Ferry, Dmiltro
aime St:, ‘Vietoria; Victor George

Creditors ‘and. others ” having

’ @laims against: any of the said

estates are hereby required to

deca}
-1 | eased; Robert Phillips MURRAY, ;
Brand, new 3° bedroom home. on ‘North ‘Sparks St. ao
Full basement, automatic oil furnace, roughed in -

a plumbing in basement. Main , fidor ‘has. J good =
: sized ‘bedrooms, modern’ bathroom,
“with wall to wail! carpeting; ‘ahd fireplace. Adequate mo
area and. excellent.’ “kitchen. Total’price. ~].
$21, 150 on terms. “Down Payment as low os $4, 000,

- Excellently ‘construéted 4 bedroom horte .on: 2M .
sement,. automatic ail furnace, - -in- -

‘| PANASIUK, late ‘of 2814 Nan-|' ~“

| WILSON; ‘late of 8700 Royal Oak!
| Ave., South Burnaby, B.C,

| send them duly, verified, to the]. :
PUBLIC TRUSTEE; 635 Birrard]
‘Street, Vancouver i, B.C.,; before} |. -

the i#Hreday of November, 1987, |. A

after which date the assets of the
said Estates will be distributed
having regard only.to claims that
have been received. ‘

a “Dennis R, Sheppard; |" -
., PUBLIC TRUSTEE

“ "LOOK

IND our HOW TO EARN $100
© $1,000 ‘moithly in your spare
me with no Interference toyour
present full/time job; with a
bmall investment this is a tere
ffic business opportunity for
fan or'woman, There is no
bligation except to yourself,
ply Advertiser Box 455, Tere

nd phone number, (cel 2}

. (HEREIS AN. :
EXCEPTIONALOPPORTUNITY
BECAUSE WE OFFER
etter than average earnings and
leasant working . conditions,
Part time or full time with no
‘nterference with your present
full time job, I will be in Tere
ace for interviews, Write to
Advertiser Box 454, Terrace
derald, giving your name and
phone number so that I can con-
act you upon arrival. ~ (c-12)

grace Herald, giving your name

Business Opportunity, al: 58-—Trailers_

1959 ‘hton ‘plekup and “utility
trailer, Contact Hotspring Rid-
ing Academy Saturday and Sun-
day. No phone‘calis, .. .(e11)

BUY for less than rent, $850

}down puts you in a8 ft, X 38 ft,

two bedroom housetrailer with
porch, . Good condition, $2500
full price, Phone 635-6726, (p11)

’ §9—Trucks and Traifers

B ft. X 14.f{ STEEL flat deck
with sub frame and hoist, Phone
653-2603 "(et

57-—Automobiles

965 PLYMOUTH Sedan,_6- cyt.
ndard. Hest “dfter“ takes“ it?
Phone 635-6391 between 9 a.m,
nd 5 p.m. week days only. (C-£1)

h2 TON International Truck $750.
mPropane 100,000 B, T. U, Sie-
feler heater: $125. Propane 40
gal, lot water heater $65, Pro-
pane enterprise cook stove $100,
Phone 635-6786. Xctf),

excellant cardition,
sell.’ -Vjew' at 4702 Halliwell or
phone §35-2907, - ‘(play

987. CHEVY 'Il-—° 8,000 mileés,|
priced to} ”

1964 ACADIAN Beaumont Super
Sport V-8 automatic with- con-
sole shift and: leatherette: up-|
tolstery. Phone 695-2775. «.(pti)

dition, Phone 635-6846, (pi)

1964° CHEV, ‘Fairly good eqn4

ONCE in a-lile time — 1967Mus.~
ang GT 500 convertible, Price
new $5200.00, 6500 miles. Ask-
ing $3950, Terms and trade in
up to $800.00 value considered, | 43

an be ‘geen atthe Hot Springs, | °
Ask for. sorry Kuerpig.

1966 GMC Pickup, 927 cu, in.
V8, Custom comfort cab, héavy
duty suspension, heavy duty trans
smission, air-. horns, radio,
driving lights, 8:15 x 15 tires,
Phone 635-2343," ms)

2 Ton International Truck $750,
propane 100,006 B..T,. U, Sie-
gler: heater $125. Propane 40

"| gal. hot water heater $65,. Pro-

pane. eigeaTas, : gk stove $100, |

Popp 65.8786 (ci)

10 ft. three year old Securily
pick-up. camper.
7815, |.

Phone ‘6a5-
(P-12)

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
'. FORESTS, AND WATER -
“RESOURCES © =!

There will be offered for sale S

at public auction, at 11:00 a.m.
on - October. 10th, 1967, in the

Office. of. the Forest: Ranger at] ."™

Terrace, B, C, approximately

lock, cedar, and logs : of other
; species, located on mining claims
within . T. S, .X.91391,
Lakelse River... -

90 days will’ be allowed for
removal of timber...

Initial bidding will be réstrice
ted to estabNshed”” licensees |
within the Skeena Public Suge
tained Yield Unit,- -

Further ' particulars may be
obtained from the District Fore
ester, Prince Rupert, B.: C,,
or the Forest Ranger, Terrace,
BC. oh. : . (ral 1)

Use
Terrace Herald

vee RET pep oo HE “ioe |

” Cassified

_@ WORK WANTED .

Plano tuning and repairs, For
‘ appointment. Phone Robert
Spears. 635-7391, ctf

VETERINARY CLINIC

Dr: J.D. Proctor -
’ ‘By appointment only
Phone 635-5900

cit
d CARPENTER ‘work wanted,
first class workmanship; side
walks, cement.steps, house

framing, car ports; specialize
in ‘finish work; all work guar-

anteed, ‘Phone 635-2706
time, wo watt
LOT C G — Slashing

CLEARIN
and burring and backfilling.
Building. gravel, driveways,
gand ‘gravel and top soil. Phone
5-258, Haus. Fagan. ctf

Eeset Notices”

efile
TWO ‘bedroom 10° % 42° Safe-

d-

mheat. $5500 or best offer. Phone
m625-7088 or write Box 1029, Ter-
Brace, B.C,

., (cll)

Western

. Frailer.- Sales.

INO DOWN PAYMENT ON &

B FEW OP OUR USED MOBILE

_ HOMES. ~~

FREE LOCAL DELIVERY --

= Your Wheel Estate Dealer *
lrwy 16 W. Ph. 635-6564
. (ott):

i BRITISH COLUMBIA

™ HYDRO :AND -
= . POWER AUTHORITY .

. a Invites tenders for Orie 33

“Reference No. BQ 8822.
Senled tenders clearly
Frarked as shove will be -re-
Pceived lo 660,  B.C..-
MmHydro and-Power- Authority |.
Building, 910 Burrard: Street,

noon, 24 ‘October, 196%.

* Details may be obtained. at
the office of- the - ‘Purchasing
i “floor,
: Burrard. , Vancouver: 5
mB.0, telephone’ ‘ba3-0721, Local
BOT.

© geld,

way” house trailer, furnished, oil).

i; ft. Boat for Prince Rupert. | a "
c 7 EFFECTIVE October. 9,
| disposal: area willbe open daily

Vancouver I, B.C. until 12: 06,

210 |

‘

“LAND. ACT"
Notice of Intention’ to Apply to
Purchase Land
In. Land Recording - District of
Prince Rupert and situate 7miles
south onthe old Kitimat road from
Terrace, atthe foot of Mt, Layton,
by Williams Creek, on the right
hand side of the road just across

‘| the Bridge south. side, |

TAKE NOTICE that MARTIN: J,

‘deHOOG of TERRACE, B.C; - oc-

cupation GRAPPLE OPERATOR
‘intends to apply for permission

‘to purchase the following deserly- Me

-2d lands; —

» Commencing at a post: planted
North Side of Williams Creek Sur-
vey. Post, 6248 thence the NE,
corner; +842" ft, west;. thence the

West corner, 624 ft, South; thence

‘the ‘south. corner, . 624 feet east;
thence old -Kitimat road, 8, k.

corner. minding ‘approx, | 700 feat:
‘| N.E.. and containing . ten’ acres,

‘more or less (Nata ral road bound-
ary).

es The purpose. ‘for; ‘which theland

ts required is home alte, 2°" et
Dated Aug. 19, 1967...

Martin Johannds as Hoag Gal)

reluse

between, the. hours of 10.4,m, and |:
6p.m, ‘These hours will remain
in, effect until further notice.

“Superintendent of Fulle Works.

with, reasonable ; ‘rates on.
furnished: ‘untts* and tralle

"Phone 695-9099 .

Do you rate.
as vegetable
or paragon?

_ An unheard of psychology pro-

fessor at an obscure New York
university has finally done it:
come up. with the Rating Game
quiz to end them all,

Clare Graves, 52, has devised
a methad of classifying pedple in|
to what he calls seven “‘Levels”
of human existence. °

If you’re a One, you’. Fe approx| .
imately a human vegetable, ‘and} |
if you’re a Seven, you're an]:
emotionally . self. ~- sufficient

‘paragon who, in Graves theory,| | ©
represents the ultimate in’ human

development,

According to Nictolas Steed in
the current Maclean’s, Graves’
theory sounds ‘complicated butis,

=| in fact, so simple it’s becoming

a smartset cocktail party game.

Giant corporations are taking it
seriously aS a means of mea.
suring employees’ potential; the
highly. respected . Harvard

Business Review first published]...
Graves’ thebry, and has received] . -

15,000 requests for reprints of
the article, ,

In a world besotted with aver.
ages, The Rating Game —is
likely to make Graves and his
Union College, Schenectady, New
York, at least as famous at the
University of Toronto's Marshall

Luhan, the comunuudcations .
‘theoriest,
Using’ the system, ° fully

explained in Maclean's, it is

possible to explain, or rationals|°
7 6very ©. human] «
endeavor — from a fight with your a

ise, almost
wife: at. breakiast, to’ Prosiiont
Johnson's * “decision - bomb
Hanoi. <

Fighting with your: ‘wite may

mean you've progressed and ic °
‘Toome, say, & Five ,Level -Man, | -.,
while she’s stayed back’ with the “

Threes. The Hanof. bombing
“might be explained by Graves’
contention that ‘The U,

vents of Three atwork,”*

-A Three: resets far violently :

to ‘anything ' W threatens: to
rock its comfortable boat,

‘And ‘it’s possible to use The a

Rating Game to prove that the
man. Who just! fired. you did ga

bacause, . unconeloualy, :h¢: ven i

‘aware. that-he was a lower. ‘level.
man:than ‘you: to show, that ‘you

‘can’t. get along with spur r Telghe |:

Throes nid

‘you're’ a. Five —and

{lon ‘doesn’ tmean that you're what
‘The’ Rating Game: would: calla

of |:superior human. beng,

S, (eal.
“| natlor’ moving from - Four: “Laval |.
to Five, with: strong“ undercurs |

ay.

- 20,900. cubic feet of spruce, heme | : -.

near)

‘from the Latin miscére- to mix,

(BREE See

| Be thal their mixed. bload,
remote from white kettlem
for more :than a. century, ‘they|.
evolved and independent way ‘of
life that was ‘notther Indian‘ nor
European

id thet being'a [*
‘howling success in-The Corpora}:

‘pared by Imperial

offspring of the white fur traders
and the native women of Canada=
it was natural for these men,
living among’ the Indlans and far

{One of a Dstorieal series pre.

Metis is a Priel hrcorederived races!

The name was given to the

are.
{copa thelr own, tional saciety

1, WOMEN.
oped a8 .8 50~
y were proud |"

a
ety obliging “race,
Lame epeltanl

- Physically they combined the |
best characteristics of these two
according to Southesk,
they were “tall, straight and well
proportioned, lightly formed but
strong and extremely active and
enduring,”

- Another observer wrote: “they
merry, lighthearted
racklesey.. Bere}.

* ee

“The Motis were as free as the
‘wildertiess: they were born in.
ey loved the excitement of the
Many of. them depended

|. Brom tbe Eeperial Oil Callection

“hunt } Metis combined
“best traits: of natives, whites

Crane’s Clinic

He. onoed: smoking!
and smelled: better

By By 2-Geatge W. Crane

i rt, aged $5, is a radio announcer,
~. Wher I was'a ‘guest on his, Progra, I nitloed that Bul was

a ha smoker, |

:Beeause he was 4 very talented fitton, I gave him a sales

talk on quftting his cigarettes, «~~...

..For -we medies‘grieve to see 80° ‘many brilliant leaders

in. business .and the arts wio will:

thus ‘die prématurely.

Civilization needs more topnotch mett and women! . -
So I. showed Bill. that-he would’ td barn w almost $15,000

on the ends of his cigarettes before he

The’ one-pack-a-day smoker shortens his life ty an actual

“5 to 7 years... ~

In Bill's ease, it would be more than? yes, for he was a

chain sthoker, - = @

With my prodding, Bill vowed to quits 2

tobacco, oo

Even while I was in the’ radio: Studlo, he thraw away his |

And two very startling results oseurred, a: 7

First, his zest-for food zoomed!

For example, three weeks later; ‘when he ‘and his wife

had guests, Bill lowdly praised his wife's pot roast,
' “ia dhe best J. ever atel’? he’ exclaimed, ‘honestly.
"Honey, why don’t you do this more olten? ‘You don’t need .

-to walt "just till wa have guests!” ©

- She latighingly disclaimed his coinplime ent, saying the pot
‘onst was just like those she had alwayn sorved fim.”

_ But Bill was dishelteving. ©
a Than aha, reminded. him est

for throe weeks. ae now had ath thi grt
- r; ee: 8: now.
For duit holr .oifertory

| of the Metis camped out. rather

Enth usiastic

'/.or stole has boon fashfoned trom

on the buffalo for their livelihood,
while others would leave their
small farms to join in the chase.
On ‘occasion. they would use
the original Indian method of
hunting down a herd and statriped.
ing it off a cliff or creck bank!

grind it with crushed berries to
make pemmican for the, winter,

or: . ahe.B buffalo; (or bison) - en iy

“provided -skins- for warmth: and
leather, and the-dung wasused as
duet. - Full-grown male buffaloes

weighed a ton or more, —
 @ 8 6

Concentrating in the Red River
area, the Metis gradually had to

dwindling buffalo herds farther
and further west.-

These ‘hunting. expeditions
were well organized. The Metis
used buffaio carts, travelled in
hand under chosen leaders, and
hunted according to a code of
rules and restrictions.

Often they were accompanied
by priests who celebrated daily
mass, taught the children, and |’
visited the sick, Ih winter, many

than return to Red River,

- As the buffalo grew scarcer,
these camps became permanent
villages and eventually the
villagers had to fall back on farm-
dng‘and fishing to make a living,

minks bring

_ MONTREAL (CP) — Thanks to
recent enthusiasm by Canadian
minks, women this. summer can
buy luxurious: coats at lowers |
than-ever prices.

_ “Ranchers haveso many minks
avallable,” says Morris pollens)
a fur expert for more than 41]:
L years,

-partl
cent less than usual, i

chase a mink coat, summer is

again because ranchers. will have

‘ at: “stock”

Ge “you: want a ‘good ‘qual :
amnink make sure the storms

ental.
4 The aldes osh vehool graduates,
“| were trained in-a six-week pro
[gram “to assist. teachers-, with
: non-professional < duties. 7 aos

| 11:00 Petre? Worshi

18:00 s.m., 9:30 a.m, 11:00 am.

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE: (Southern Beptiei)
10.00 a: m—eanay Schoal .- 13 Halliveil: cae.
| 11:00 a.m.—Mornin

They would dry the meat and].

were up to six feet high. and

abandon their farms to followthe | |

fur price down

“that pastel minks inL. ;
cular will cost about 25 per :

Ita woman is planning to puie

the best “tiie to do it, advi7e | Lo
;| the experts. oye :

Next year,” ‘prices will rise}; | -

to “spend a.g00d deal: of moneyt-. . ;
in: feeding and caring ‘for the|)-

| increased numbers’
o says Mr, Reller.

(2 But he ‘warns womennottograb ae
+ the: first’ things they see just bey".
couse it-has a low price tag.) “get

- My, “Retier potnted out some]

of the essential things to, ook]:
a for whon-buying @ furs. one

, Aide load

“CAUGARY (CE) <.-Twonty,

school aides’ will ‘help ~public | Stock

genoa! teachers -keep ‘records,
end look

rvise piaygrounds
after audio-visual equipment in| ning to
a Calgary school board experi
‘program ~~ this:

at TE Local, CHURCHES

” quuianer- cosrat. ciara...
‘S010 Ager Ave, Terrase, B.C.
Rev, H, Young, Phone 635-3200, . .
40:00 am—Sunday. School
11:00 a.m—Morning. ne
7:00 p.m.—Evening Services
Wednesday —

. ‘-B:00 pm—Prayer, Meeting

TAN earoRmaD

sparks Sire af srrmin Avs.
Rav. ¥. Luchies ° Ph. 626-2441

10:00 Ve ne Gunday School «

‘8:00 p.m.— oon pervice

joLic. cHuRch 7:29. P.m—Young Peoples __ ne of
litt CHURCH A Cordial Welcome waits You
se Avenue —aaaeeretrscwmamertimin |
"HEVENTH DAY ADVENTI :
Mass on Sunday:-= oe . GRURCH a
Please read”

Pastor Gordon Smedioy 635-3257
and 7:30 pam. in the evening $906: Griffith Street.

L. Kearns, O.ML '
‘Thank you.

BETHEL GAPTIST CHURCH a
.° Regular) ‘CHRIST LUTHBRAN CHURCH =k
and Park Ave |

Kalum at Soucie Ph. 635-5187 Cer, Sparks 59. and

Paster Lisyd Andersen B, Th. School starts-Sept,. 10. -~

10:30 - 22: oo—Family Service, at at 9:45 am. 11:00 aus ‘Wore
ip, Sermon, . “4

7:30 p.m,—Evening Service A788. Ph. 625-5882
Wednesday, 7:00 pm. — “Your. friendly faa churen” - an
Crider Girls, Crusader Boys. a
6:30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting

_ UPLANDS ba Barrist

7.00 pm_Evening Service 9:45 am.—Sunday School

Message — God's answer to 11:00 a.m.—Morning’ Service... - =
the Intellectual.” . Wednesday, 8:00. p.m. _

BIBLE STUDY Prayer meeting and: ‘Bie et
Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.- _ Stuay PE.
ursday at 7:30 p.m.

- | | Bvanaelist” Eugene P. Johnson AVANGRLICAL FREE -
w supplying the pulpit un- ,
til August 13. Rev. Jo i n has Cer. Pork Ave. and parks m..
ministered widely in Canada, 1 :

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Worship : SUNDAY ria -
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United. States, thee British West 11:00 a.m.—Morning ‘Worship
Indies, and South America. 7:30 .p.m.—Evening Servi
‘You are cordially invited to Wednesday 7:30 p.m. —
; attend, Prayer. and Bible Stody
' Pastor Rev. D, Rathien: A Cordial lavitation Te All’.
‘om attics 635-2434 ‘Rev, B.B, Ruggles, 4665 Park ~
ome

Avenue, Phone 635-5115... °
TERRACE - UNITARIAN, °

ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH

Anall Chureh of Canada - FELLOWSHIP
fA ure r Co -
oe Lasalle: Ave. Phi 635-5033 |: ae Phones  OSSTH

*qaers aad. isin: BEAVSE and

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7:80 p.m. Evensong ; 9:30 am—Sunday School.
— ———" 11:00 4.m.—Morming Worship’...
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CHURCH iN CANADA “fife and work of the aed
Ch

‘The Chri tian Ref ned: Chureh
stia orm
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. You are invited to

MENNONITE BRETHREN
. CHURCH

‘AL; 700 am, Worstins Service ...
-"3:30 p.m, Thanksgiving and Ded-
ication Service
‘NO EVENING SERVICE

bination: of True: Chequing. nei Tr
accounts in a neat complimenta: wallet,
personalized cheques,: ies

. “This new ‘True. way:
account . ‘Separate fro