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PAGE As, THE HERALO, Wednesday, Deceniber 4, 1974

' LETTE

R FROM

MASSET,.

QUEEN CHARLOTTES §:

By Elvira C. Bryant

Yesterday we received our
first Christmas card of the
season-fortunately a letter of a
personal nature was, also
enclosed. The letter telling
about the senders is a far more
inportant thing than the tard
and I wish more people woul
communicate in this way. Since
communicalion exists, as an
obstacle to relations when il is
lacking, we really must make
an effort to improve our own by
whatever means we have
available’ Some people prefer
1o do this through télephoning
friends, but at‘this time of (he
year the expense would be

iremendous one to con-
lemplete,,
Yet one musl” always

remember that even with direct
communication it is very easy

. to be misunderstood, “I seam ta

have no trouble doing this
through written columns, The
first one.published in the Queen
Charlolle Qbserver seems ta
have had the ‘oppasile effect
that what had been intended.
Youngsters have commented
about my being’ prejudiced, no
doubt through some comments
made hy adulls in the home
environment. Yet il has always ,
been my intention thal we
should hasten along. this
predicted “Race uf Tan” here
and now, thraugh our own in-
dividual behaviour. .

Anyone who has studied any
of the Brilish Isles history scon
realizes (hat there could not
possibly be any ordinary person
there who could claim to be
pure Welsh, Scottish, Irish or
even English, When you read of
other areas in the globe as well,
the influences that have come
about through an influx of. other,
peuple, whether through
peaceful or warlike melhods,
can clearly be observed.

The story thal the aneient
Haida people, raided other
tribes along (he coast and stole.
or kept the most beautiful
women, must have had same
(ruth behind: its ‘origination.
That would then mean that back
quite aways in the past, there
was an intermingling. of
Western, Lndian..people. - Yel
today if is ‘my’ impression. that
such influences of the past have
been disregarded. And today
we have heard of enmity: that
exists between the descendants
wf mainland indian people and
those living, an ‘the Queen
Charlotte Islands. This ap‘
parently has come. to light when
a few people from this area
have endeavoured loseek work
in. connection with the new
cannery. efforts on {he
mainland.’ Those .of Haida
descent haye been made to feel
uncomfortable, v

Yet so has it been “with any
particular group of people that

‘Afres

one might mention, although
one hopes for more exceptians
that are presently known. It,
seems so easy for people to
arrive at.‘‘outs" with others,

This must largely He within the. 2

individual. ° - 1

The controversial subject of,
reincarnation is interesting
since stories have been relayed,
to me about such instances:
having been noted at the Haida
village. Yet a thorough belief in
this idea would also hasten
More peaceful relations, or
should. To quole once again
from “The World Within’ by
Dx. Gino Cerminara: “For if
my soul has incarnated in
black bodies and while, in fed
bodies and brown bodies. and
yellow, if edch af these peoples

has al one lime or another been ..

the creature of great
civilizations equal to, com-
parable to! or even superior to
our own, in the greal moving
kaleidoscope of. histroy; if I
parlicipated in those colours
and those civilizations, whether
as an Inferior member or a
superior member, -whelher as
peasant or prince, whether as
moron or mastermind-how then
can I remain smugly conviced
of- the unque importance and
superiority of the race or nation
lo which I happen to belong in
lhe present.” ;
We haye much to learn about
<this. planet -and its makeup,
largely about the qualities that
could be classed as intangible.,,
More information is being given
out aboutl’strange happenings or
sirange objects that have been
noted by persons of believable
character. It has now been
‘found, thal even plans. can
think, Those who have what is
lermed a green thumb have no
doubl. been working on this
theary for along while, There
_are experiments being carried
oul in this area-today. - One
person seems to feel thal it may
through certain’ plants that
we will receive messages from
other worlds or planets!

Fascinating books are available .

on-this topic, ‘Secret Life of

Planis” put together jainlly by ;

Peter Tompkins. and
Christopher Bird speaks’ of- all

done to date regarding these’
“green (riends'’!

This letier is attempting ta
give a few ideas as regards

problems that are really minute .
ones when you come to in: |

vestigale olher subjects of
‘jnterest, Yel existing as we do
ina monetary (ype of society, it
‘is‘a problem lo atlempt lo keep
relations on an even keel al all
limes. ‘However’it behooves
each one of us lo try (6 do so in
the inlerest af improving our.
world,” for the  fulure
generations.

h’ look

_ at politics
-and business .

- Gerald Va

Gerald “‘Vandezande,
Execulive Director’ of the
Commiltee for Justice and
Liberty (C.J.L, Foundation),
has lived in Canada since his
immigration in 1951.

The foundation is primarily
interested in the . rights of
workers. Il is also involved in a
struggle to equally educate all
faith communities. Since Oc-
tober of 1973 (he'C.J.L. has been
seeking the formation of a
Christinn political movement,

A movement which would:

“present a credible political
alternative to the false
dilemmas now plaguing North
America.”

. The views of C..L. are made
obvious in their newsletters.
For inslance, the October, 1974,
issue made plain the fact that
Mr, Whelan, the Canadian Egg
Markeling Agency,. and their

‘bad eggs are not the kind of

gavernment, or business in
government, that Canadians
should pul up with.

In one parograph it was
staled thal “Fact /s that
CEMA,..., has been buying from
the provincial marketing
boards all eggs produced within
‘provincia quota but surplus to
market demand .., CEMA buys
these eggs ai 67 cents a dozen,
thus helping lo ensure that
Canadian farmers earn the

decentincome to which they are -

fully entitled. These surplus
eggs have been stored (o be sold
to Canadian and US. plants for
processing by drying. or
freezing al 26 canta a dozen. On
August 20th, the same day
CEMA destroyed nine million

ndezande:

eggs because they were rotten,
CEMA raised this ‘price ta 42

was a scarcity in-(he market,”

Al-lhe same lime, CEMA an:
nounced that it had entered into
contracts in July, for delivery
during the last week of August,’

with U.S, processors for'35 cents .

a dozen - seven cents less than
whal Canadian processors must

pay."" .

Mr. Vandezande's. opinion of .

the dulo industry, too, ia more
than a little different. His view
is (hal the objective of General
Molors should nol be money.
but rather service.
“Quality .is what GM's gold
mine of talent ought ‘to’ be set
after, father | than

“economic rape” now being
promulgated." — Politicians
- should, he said, be ‘the ones to
initiate laws to change this but
it looks like they're the first
anes we have'lo convince. ;

Condensed Mik

Condensed niilk 1s made by rd
moving a little more than half of -

the water from milk which has
been previously “sweetched. It is

too sweet ta be user in place of

whale milk after dilution,

—___-——-
Yogurt/Sour Cream
Lothi yogurt and sour cream
are furnied by the action of acid
producing bacleria, Sour cream
has nearly three {inics as matty
. calories og youurk.
————
Turkey Time .
Enough turkeys are new in cold
storase to provide two Thank
giving ‘dinnera for everyone in
the United States.

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He said.’

the -

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‘Orie of the above eggs is

. tan the other, The one on the right is a medium size
- eg. ‘The smaller one on the left was submitted to the
‘Herald by Mrs. Sylvia Eide of Terrace. Both are

. ordinary hen’s eggs.

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| PRUDEN & CURRIE LTD.
Real Estate & Insurance
4646 Lakelse Ave Terrace B.C.

635-6142

COSY HOME FOR THE WINTER ‘ ;

Two bedroom house with electric heat, wall to wall car-
peting, situated on a 50 ft. lot on Straume Avenue. Full price
$15,800.00. To view phone Rusty Liungh. °

Older type two bedroom home with basement, located an a
three quarter acre lot. Large addition to home is well under
way, Well constructed 26’x40' shop property. Autb oll heat in
house. Located outside of Terrace and services by a private
water system. This propertly is priced to sell at $25,500.00. .
Far appointment to view call our office. a

Po bee
Very attractive 3 bedroom home situated at 277 Doble Street
In Thornhili. Co-op water system. 1000 sq. ff. on Jarge lot.
Ths fiome requires minor finishing - a good buy at
$22,500.00. Call Owain McColl for further information.

COPPERSIDE LOTS” : .
Twa lots available on Marten Drive bath with trees, and @ lat
on Beaver Crescent that is cleared, All lots have some
building restrictions and are supplied water by a private
system for $6.00 per month. Phone Bert or Rusty Ljungh.

MULTEPLE DWELLING LOT . 7 *

Property zoned R 3, located east of Kalum Street with water
and sewer to the lot line. Lot fs 930 x 140 ft., and would be
suitable for row-housing. For further information phone
Rusty Liungh. oo : - 7

(obviously) a different size 5140 AGAR AVENUE , oo

Three bedroom home with electric heat presently rented for
$165.00 per month. The lot could be subdivided Into two lots. &
which would be suitable for a duplex. Full price. $25,000.00,
Contact Rusty Liungh to view. :

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RURAL HOME IN USK a
Three bedroom home with a % basement situated on ap-
proximately 1.25 acres. The house needs some finishing.

Rent review.
ion
‘appointed —_.y.

commiss

Adling Altorney-General
~Ermest Hall announced today
Uhall-John Brewin, Depuly
“Chairman of the Justice
Development Commission, and
Bruce. McCulloch, Manager of
the' Provincial Government's
Managemen! Consulling
Branch, have been appointed as
membérs af the Rent Review
Commission with immediate
resporsibilily for setling up and
staffing the Commission's of-
_ fives, Brewin, a lawyer wilh the
Altoryey-General's Depart-
ment, Will temporarily act as
chairman until permanent
appointments are made,

_ The Commission, which can
be reathed ai Box 9600, Van-
couver] -V6B “4G4, . (telephone

whe determination or
paymierl of rent’ as laid out in
Part “1 of the Landlord. &

"- - 'Fenant Amendment Act, almost

all of which comes into force
Navember 30, 1974. 7
Under, that Act, a landlord
thay raige rents (o lenants to
cover 12 percent af the cost of
renovali¢ns, which have now
been defined by Order-jn-

> Council é@ alterations ordered -

by authoritles, | such. as
municipél-by-laws, building
codes or ‘the fire marshal, or
“an improvement to an existing
service or\facility, the cost af
which is mire than 25 percent af
. the -rental income chargeable
. x4sidential premises
affected foithe year preceding
that-date. He improvement is.

completed" which benefit. the.

“henants, = 8) .

-- This meanj a landlord renting
asuite al $15) per month would
have tumak
al leas! $450°
would result th a rent increase

of $4.50 per minth (o the tenant, °

In determing the value of,

| Hydro buys windmills

cents a dozen because’ ‘‘there -

ay
’ B.C. Hydro jas placed an:
. order with a Prime George firm
for: two. witid-yiven power
plants. .- - Po
aoe awe .
‘The pair of 2,000wall units, 10
be used in a pilit},evaluation-
* sludy starling next dpring, will
be supplied by: Pan¥ndustrial
Contractors Ltd.’ 4).
Each: unit will inclWle a 40-
faot-high galvanized st@#1 tower
and a storage ballery Hstem,
Cost will be $8,210.eachh =

"The . windmill power. ;
will be delivered to Vanguver

DENTISTRY 18 AN ‘Ph
PROFESSION La :
The dental profession may

socially and gaining a com: ;

‘fortable income, dentistry
could be your route. And

women are inviled'in whal has .

long been thought of as a man’s
. profession. © - .

~ While women in dentistry Ih
North America are not (oo
common, the profession is not
meant for men only. Actually,
dentistry 1s particularly well
suited to a woman‘seeking #

istopher Bird sp 936) (oll-free),~ will: ‘deal’
the experiments that have been’ oh on deler

enovalions worth .
thal suite, which -

- . Each will be equipped with

| DENTAL TOPICS.

Property has corrals,a barn and water is supplied to the
property by a private water system. For further particulars
phone Rusty Ljungh. ot

ACREAGE AT LAKELSE LAKE
Two parcels of land on the highway side of Lakalse Lake near
Water. Lily Bay. One parcel has 253 ff, froniage and is 9.5
acres and the other parcel Is ten\acres with 315 ft. Lake
frontage, 4 road bi-sects'tha property and there is a good
aan beach. Price is $40,000.00 each. Terms available $15,000.00
woh wo hh down. Contact Rusty or Bert Liungh.
renovations, the cost’: of | : ; :
borrowing money to pay for the
improvement and the amount of
actual or likely increase of the
municipal. taxes as a con:
sequence of the improvement
cannot be Included.. wo
‘Rent Increases for-
renovalicns will only apply to
those _ renovations already
. completed; any disputes over
renl increases should be
referred lo, the Rent Review
Commission. 0
Landlords are reminded thal
notice of rent Increases due to
renovalions must’ be given
simultaneously with notice of .
any annual rent increases up to
10.6 percent, and.where renl is
« increased - in: excess.of:. (he: ~
allowable amounts, thé landlord
has committedan offence under
_ the Summary Canviclions Act
and the tenanl may recover the ©
excess rent by court action, or
by deducting it from fulure rent
payments.

Forms will be available from
the Rent Review Commission to
help landlords prepare notices
of rent increase 10 comply with
all the provisions of the Act
concerning renovations,

“The Cabinet order also ex-
.@ludes from the 10.6 percent
rent increase limit cottages,
winter chalets ar other similar
transient or recreational
premises rented as such;
residential premises owned and
operated by a non-profit society
incorporated, under = the
Societies: Act, and residential
premises operated by the B.C.
~ Housing Management Com-
mission. - :

The seciion ofthe Act
allowing. mobile home park
owners ‘(a apply, for rent  in-
creases in excess of 10,6 percent

has nol yet been proclaimed.

4900 HALLIWELL AVE: ' .
A real family home. 1235 sq, tt., three bedrooms, two

fireplaces. Basement is finished and includes a rumpus
room, games room, wel bar and sauna bath. Priced at
$55,000.00. Call Dwaln McCall and try your offer to existing
9% percent mortgage. ‘ : ‘ . .

A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY LIVING

Lovely home newly rebuilt two year ago-with new cup-
; boards, three car carport, four bedrooms,.242 bathrooms,
rumpus room, large dining rcom, flreplace, sewing room and
paved drivaway. Hause is situated dn‘1 and one third acres
and hasa.barn and some fencing. For appointment to view.
phone Rusty Ljungh 695-5754.-° | os

QUALITY HOME WITHA TWO BEDROOM SUITE

The main tlocr has three bedrooms, fireplace, two full-
bathrooms, patlo doar to sundeck, wall id wall carpeting and
double windows. The basement has a two bedroom suite..J
plece bathroom. kitchen.living roam.combination with
carpeting plus rumpus room with fireplace, and a laundry
room forthe owner, This attractive home must be viewed to
be apprecialed. Phone Rusly Lijungh, far viewing.

BUNGALOW 2710 KEEFER STREET

Two bedroom house with wall to wall carpeting, shake roof,
oil space heater situated ona 40 ft. Jot. The house has been
recently re-cedorated and Immediate cccupation can: be
arranged far purchaser, Phone Rusty Ljungh. —

~" CENTRAL LOCATION? * 08 bere oo 8 et Bod cae
+ -Two bedroom house with elactric heat, and insulated shop af
‘ithe rearolthe property. Property lias’a’ féw'trees and a
concrete patio at the rear. For further Information phone
Bert Llungh. Full price $28,000.00.

BUILDING LOT . . :

Large lot 78 x 244 located on the paved area of Pear Street,
partially cleared with some birches at fhe rear of the lot.
Property is zoned 40 pecpla per acre. Phone Rusty Ljungh. §

4822 LOEN AVE: AMONGST THE TREES:
This 5 bedroom full sasement home is completely finished up
and down, 2 full bathrooms, two fireplaces, larga separate
dining room, bedrooms are large, kilchen has dinette area
and dishwasher, range and fridge are Included, roofed over
sundeck. This large lot Is fenced and landscaped, Circular

drive at front. Priced at $59,500.00. Multipfe fisting. \

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4110 SKOGLUNO DRIVE: ON THE BENCH:
‘Modern spanish style home nearing completion. 1398 sq. ft.
full daylight basement. Double carpor!# Main floor has 3
good slzed bedrooms with ensuite plumbing off the master.

Large Ilving raom and separate dining room plus a family
room adjoining the kitchan. Fireplace with openings to living
room and family: ‘room. Priced at $54,00000. Drive by and
see thlshome with Hs attractive entrance and batconies,

4728 SCOTT AVE: BRAND NEW:
Nearing completion 1046 sq. ft. full basement. Fireplace and
large carport. The 3 bedrooms, living room and hallway will

be all carpeted, $42,500.00. Bob Sheridan |s pleased to show
you this home. .

in mid-December for inspection
by Hydro engineers before
‘installation al (wo experimental
siles caily in 1975.

" One wind generator will be
installed al Hydro's microwave
site on Carson Mountain, near
_ Clinton.’ The other will be
placed in parallel operation
with exisling diesel units at the
Massel generaling station on ~
the Queen Charlalte Islands,

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4a721-SOUCIE AVE:
Recently redecorated. This 3 bedroom home has many
& features including a firaplace, extra basement bedrcom,
rumpus room and 2nd bath In basement. The asking price Is
$45,000.00 and terms would be arranged. Try your offer,
Contact Tom Slemka'far an appointment to view. |

. instruments to delermine wind-
power generaling potential,

BRAND NEW HOME ON CRAIG DRIVE .

No basement home with bath and :a half, laundry area,
concrete foundation, and attached garage. House Is serviced
by a4 private water system,. Is landscaped and has an
assumable morigage of approximately $23,000 with interest
‘of 114 percent, Full pricé $32,500, Phone Rusty Liungh for
an appolntment to view, = Loe

4009 MUNROE STREET: . : ; .
This immaculate home islacatedon a quiet residential street §
close fo an elementary school. Is ona large lot with 166 feet -
of froniage. This home features 2 bedrooms upstairs and 2
bathrooms. Asking price $51,000 with terms’ available.

Immediale possession. Tom Slamko will be pleased’ to
arrange an appalntmant to view. . , .

peofessicnel cureer. Ii can be
successfully combined as a.
career with marriage and
* paising a family.

A denlist must be an em-
ployer, supervisor, somewhal of
‘an. efficiency: expert and
In addition lo
vocational

:

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ©...
Soft Brink Franchise ‘serving Kitimat, Smither, Prince
Rupert, Stewart, Queen Charlotte Islands and Terrace with
leased premises and price includes a pick up truck, two vans
and two three ton irucks. Statements available to serious
cllents. Phone Bert Ljungh for further Information.

4017 DAVIS STREET . me

Well bullf older home with three bedrooms, fireplace, hard-
wood floors and full basement, Lat Is 70 x 122 fully land-
scaped with an altractlve concrete block fence and garage
with shop at the rear. To view contact Rusty Ljungh 635-5754,
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ords,
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‘anic disorder:
hallenges are ‘everyday .

ts of.a dentist's life. They

RUSTY LIUNGH 635.5754 BERT LJUNGH

635-5754

ail make life interesting. «= BOB SHERIDAN 635-2664 TOM SLEMKO “35-3366
* _ feoming a dentist could do -§ . : eo . ,
thity for you, Certainly, you JOHN CURRIE 695-5865 0 en «435-2096

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