- 55. PROPERTY.

'- W967 Pontlac Strato Chief,

"Smith. 635-7117.

panes house.
Have well mannered Irish,
Setter, Interested in |
{erm rental. Rent with option
‘to buy 3:30 - 4:30 Monday-.
Friday call 35-4255 Local 62
ree oe at or ater § call B-

eee a space
te Jnomoedia

_ ayallab’ Any
Sena
det. Reasonable rent.
: 698-5281. ;
For ‘rent; the Terrace NDP
alfice, Available June 1,
1979, : air-conditioned. 4628
Lakelie Avenue, Phone 635- .

* 2552. (Clin-14-8-79)"

“RETAILOR

; a ‘OFFICESPACE —

\2 stores, total of 2800 aq. ft.
_Canbe separated fo 1400 sq.

ft. ‘areas. In choles locations
ion Larelie Shopping Centre,
Terrace, B.C. 435-3574 or 255.
1939 Vancouver. (ctfn.234..

“WAREHOUSE and.
‘Retall Space
‘available on new By-
pass. Phone. -
“- @3B1166
tein 130479

FOR SALE |
. Fer sale 2 acre lot with two

bedfoom trailer. Ap-
proximately 10 miles east of.
ca on paved road, For

more information call 635-
2399 (P10-30M) "

56. BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITY :

For ‘lease fully equiped
convenience store, Good
volume, For more in-
formation write to Box 121)
care of Terrace Herald.
{PI0-12June)

auToMOBILES :

‘excellent running condition
‘37,000 original = miles,
automatic 4 door $650.00
‘Phone 635-9525. (C-1June):

pm. (oe tune)

"1977 Nova. Concours, P.5.,
P.B., Vinyl roof, 259 motor In
gond conidition, and very

economical on gas. Asking.

$4900. Phone 635-423. (P10.
VaJune) .

1968 Oldsmobile, "good
running condition. Phone
qqune)” , oak for Chris, (P10-

1076 Honda Civic Hatchback
new tires, $8,000 miles. Good
condition. Phone 685-9764
after § p.m. (p3-30M) |

For Sale: 1972 Corvette

Stingray.. Exc, rj

. Many options, Must.

be seen to be appreciated.

oe poe 85-2612
eves, (pld-8J).

aij Separatedining

washer. ‘Rar ro reo glass’ éJun

ley

“TRUGKS
1975 chev % Ton 4x4 stepalde,

2007 after 4 p. mn. (ctf-19-4-79)

for sale: 1 65 IHC .1800
Tandem, ‘omplote rebuilt’
motor, 1 68. Ramb ra.
fop, mew rubber. Parts for.
Ford trucks and Pord & |
“Rambler. cara, Phone 635-"

items, Garage equipment,
heavy equipment t parte
records, tapes, gas &

Mirs, l-boat Mtr & ih etc.
3955 McNeil §

Mountain ; cto wi on;
Th _

1979 Blazer re =i black. -
4 months old, Owner leaving
town. Must sell. Phone Cm:
1967.. (P5-S1M) “ wo

‘168 Eoonatine 2: Headers,
extras,
$1975.00, P. enn.

9081 after S-p.m. (P2S0M)

65 THC 1800

rebuilt

Hard

10 new rubber. Parts for .
Frod trucks

ani Ford é&

‘Rambler cars. I 1969 % ton
-pick-up. Phone 635-3566, Als:
GarageSale May 26 & June2

» Household items, gare
equipment, heavy équip-
ment parts; tapes, .
gas & electric Mera. 1 boat
Mtr, & Tir ete, 2958 McNeil
Street, Copper Mountain:
Subdivision, Thornhill. (C3-
‘1June)

For sale: 1977 GMC Blazer
4x4, 25,00 miles, many

extras. Will take large.

station wagon as trade-in.
Phone 635-3717 days, 635-7623. -
after a pm. (C1e-11June) ,

1976 Ford F230, 36)
automatic, p.s. ‘PD. 770
ralles. $5600.00. Li 688
2202 between 3 a. rn and 5
p.m. DM77 Cetin)

1978 14x70" “Maneo Ma:
Unfurnished. set up

skirted in local trailer aed
‘Phone 635-0756. (Ctin-2-15-

1974 Glendal Mobila Home
‘with finished and heated and

insulated annex: To view cal] .

635-7609. (C-MS1)

12x88, trailer, raised living
room. : with . eons

“dish

shelves 4 bar stools, washer .
& dryer, extra clothes closet ,
in shed. Phone 636-4906
unfurnished.

Deluxe Manco Mobile Home
tami 3 bedrooms, 114 baths,
mily room. Set up on Jot at

Go perside Entates,
uced for quick sale, For
further irformation phone
633-1684. (C10-5June) .

. Well Kept 1970 12x60 Mobile
Home. 10x24 addition, acorn
F.P. & Veranda, $10,500.00
Skirted & set up in crailer ;
park. Call after 6 p.m." 684-
1072, (Ctfin-18-5-79) .

For Sale: 22x52 Gendall. |

Vista Villa tully furnished,
set up In local trailer. park.
* (Phone 438-1044. (ctfn-2-4.70)

1973 Pontiac | Gh od Prix,
we Tan

options. Must s66 to ap
tclate. Phone 695-1243
are owas eves, . (plo

1970 Mustang Mach I, 4
, Open to bids bat
3, 1970. Contact G,
Warrenn at 695-7177 between
8:90 & 6 p.m. (Ctfn-17-5:79)

1973 Toyota Corolla $700.
Phone 635-8962. (P4-1June)

685-4385. evenings. (Pa
1June)

7

‘1970 ‘Mustang, repossessed.
Open to bids. Contact Rick
(ctfn-24A)

For tale” “1978 “Dodge |
Diplomat all power options,
alr conditioning, &-track,
cost $9,100.00, asking $7800.00
OBO, Phone 635-6006 after 7
pm, (C3-LJune)

Toyota pickup, 52,000
aeraeal miles 4 new tis,
ares Asie, 500.00

on. . B
OBO, Phono 436-5608 after 7
pm. (C3-1June)

‘For sale 1977 Ford Supercab,
250 camper special. Many
extras with or without an &

foat camper. Phone 638-1398.

(C-1June)

1975 Chev 4 Ton 4x4, Step
Side-4 speed, Phone 698-1121
or 635-3007 after 5 p.m. (Ctin-
18-79)

For Sale: 22x52 Gendall
Vista Villa. Fully furnished,
. Set up in local traller park,
‘Phone 638-104, (ctin-23-4-
7

3 bedroom Deluxe . 12x63
fraller with 12x48 addition,
many extras. On large
‘fenced ot, 6 miles from
town. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Also wanted to
buy baby-s playpen. Phone
‘635-7074, (C5-5June)

‘1973 Norwestern trailer, (2
foot x 40 fact) 2 bedroom
fully furnished with x12
addition. Covered porch.
Phone after 4 p.m. 638-1985,
(PS-SJune)

66. RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES:

Flat deck trailer
with lights and sergo

cellent condition, Phone 796-
3528. (NC3-31M) -

1971 Skylark 1914 foot travel
fraller. Fuily self-contained
with shower, many extras,
Good conidtion. Clean
throughout, Must be seen to
be appreciated. Phone 435-
9240 after. Spm. (Cs-SJune)

SACRAFICE SALE: 1977 Kit
Campenton 18° foot self
contained Tandem | tralter
with: awning In excalisnt
condition. Price $5700.00
me 625-3268. (Citn-29-15-
n

Keep Canada
Beautiful

'.dapd. Photie 634-1121 or 635 |

- “TENDERS

"EXTENSION OF:
_ INVITATION TO TENDER:

SUBTRADES

NOFICH-OF .
- APPOINTMENT OF
_ RECEIVER-MANAGER
- OF A CORPORATION
DUNWOODY.

We, ,
LIMITED, of 505, Burrard received up to 4:00
Street, Vancouver, Gritish wm 4, re at the
Columbia, HERESY GIVE office of the architect or at

TENDERS will

NOTICE THAT: ‘the Smithers School. Board
We were appointed Office for, the following

Recelver: Manager of. trades:

MADIG CONSTRUCTION “6,150 - Millwork ;

LYD. on the lath day of Mays 9,650 + 5 Regttent Pion

AD. 1979, |« Alorm. Systema.

- 2 The Instrument under -§  Cailings

which were appointed "ne a how ~ Electrical

‘ Debeniura issued by the

Company to The Britlth foe work to be eared out at

Columbia. Development

Corporation to secure CHANDLER PARK AND
- pum of $100,000.00 and In- -MUBEIM SCHOOLS

terest dated the Sth day of IN SMITHERS, B.C.

\ May, 1978, and 2 Cabentwe
Issued by the pany Plans ‘and s (ons
The. British Columbia are available at the office of
Development Corporation, 10. the, Construction Manager,

S TRUSTEE;

ree
20 foot motor hone in ox:

sacure the sum of $250,000.00 .
ond Interest. dated the Sth
day of May, 1978, Tegistered
In the office of the. Reglatrar
of Compgniss, . Victoria,
British Columbia, which
Debentures charged by way

of a floating charge, all the _

property, assets, effects.and
undertaking of the Company.

DATED. the 22nd day ot
May, AD. wis.

- Dunwoody ‘Limited
. Receiver-Manager .
660-505 Burrard Streat,
Vancouver, B.C,
V7X 105

(Al-4M}

NOTICE To
CREDITORS

‘Estate of the deceased:
Edwin Reitberger. late of
2571 ¢ Clark Drive, Terrace,

. s asneaneneeneieertien memes omit a
Creditors and others BIRR PITT BPTI? perform gymnastics and folk) ‘There are miore-than 100.

jhaving claims against the
‘wad estata(s), | ‘are. hereby
requried fo send”them duly
veriflad to: the PUBLIC
#00 Hornby
Stroqt, Varcouver,'B.C,, Vaz

- 2C5, before July 19, 1979,

after whith date the assets of
will be

‘
a ey regard.

only to claime that; have been
recelved.

4h
. CLINTON W. FOOTE

PUBLIC TRUSTEE
-(A4-6)13,20,27 June)

70.
LIVESTOCK

Fa Ne a
$00.00, Pho 636-78 (Cig ‘omiste:

a) poration, Too large. an air
conditioner can give ‘room

or an entire house a cold,.

For Sale: several good
quality saddle horses and
children’s horses. Large

. Stock of saddles and riding

im, - at the Jackson Place §
es from Highway 16 on
Old Lakelse Lk. Rd. or 4
miles from Highway 25.

Phone 635-5617. . (cB.
28,30M4 6,63)
Top. quality hay for sale.

Heavy bales. Phone ar S165
after 6 p.m. (C10-7Juney

For sale: 17 year old pony
Morgan & Welsh cross.
Phone 5.4042 after 3 pm.

" (Pa-1ure)

TENDERS

BRITISH- COLUMBIA
HYDROAND
POWER AUTHORITY

invites tenders for Con-
struction of approximately
7.40 miles of 14.4 KV single
phase Iine. on Highway 16
weal of Moricetown: |
Reference No. Q9-3487
Closing Date: 13 June 1979

Senied tenders clearly.

marked as above-referenced
will be recelved In Room
1026, B.C. Hydra and Power
Authority Building, 970
Burrard Street, Vancouver,
B.C, V6Z 1¥3 until 11 a.m.
Wocal time, 13 June 1979.

Detalis may be obtained bY

‘fromthe office of the Fur-
chasing Agent, 10th 'Fioor,
770 «Burrard Street, Van-
couver, B.C. VéZ 1Y3,
telephone 663-2577 and 463/
2560. (A1-30M4)

STAND
TENDING
CONTRACTS

Sealed tenders for four
stend bending contracts will
Pe recelved Dy th the Manager,
Forestry
Canadian’ Coltulene Com-
pany, Limited, Box 1000,
Tetrace, B.C. on or before
June 13, 1978. Viewing of the

atand tending sites prior to
‘mubmitting a tender for any
of these contracts is man-
datory. Contract areas vary
a alze from M te 15 hectares.

owing une 8, 1979
leaving Company office at
9:00 a.m.

Tenders must be sub-
mitted on the form 6 ed
which can be ob
the Manager, Forestry and

CM Projects Ltd, No. 4265
26th Street, Weat Vancouver,

WIV 4H,
_ A $50.00 deposit iss
wi West th Avenna

Vancouver, B.C, Vé7.1V8
(AL“May) ;

be receiv
10, 1979,

Work experi

provide details er pig
9258. (NC-Ctfr-staff)

?
> Youe Ask :'
eptey bnesieiee

AIR CONDITIONERS

Question: Is it possible to
buy an air conditioner with
tao much cooling capacity
for a room or house? .

“Bigger. Is: not’ als
yeways better,” say home ecari*:

Answer: '

clammy feeling, Alr con-
ditioners dehumidify as well .
as coal the air, 50 4 unit with
too much. cooling capacity
‘for an area will cool the air
quickly without staying on
long enough to dehumidify it, .

Question: Do I need to
clean the filter in my air
conditioner?

Answer: Yes. A dirty filter
impedes air flow and cauges
the unit to operate less effi-
ciently. Whirlpool room air
conditioners feature washable
filters and the company.
recommends that they be
washed frequently, °

ea
MONEY SAVING TP: Plant-

: ing a few shade treed to

’ sereen the home from direct
sunlight can help - keep it
cooler and reduce the energy’
used by your air conditioner,

HANDLING POWER

- TOOLS SAFELY
Safely taking your power
mower out of cold storage
and preparing lt for the work
of a new season calls for a
seasoned approach outlined
experts -at_ the Outdoor
Power Equipment Institute,

——— ~

1, Me

1, Take the mower to an
authorized service dealer for
inspection unless you had it
serviced in the fall,

2, See that the spark plug
is cleaned and, if necemary,
replaced while the engine is

3. Make sure the carbure-
tor anc.air filter are clean.

4. Change cicrankcase oil
and fill the fuel tank with.
gasoline,

5. Any metal parts that are
scratched or rusted should be
cleaned of rust and repainted.
First, apply a priming coat of ,
red lead, then two coats of
exterior paint.

. Make eure you reread
the owner's manual for in-
structions you may have

missed or forgotten, Learn
where all controls, are and
review all safety, precautions.

Following these suggestions |

can get you off to « safe start.

up until June

‘game time
- form the traditional dance

ts: fem ‘Whirlpool Cor. 2.

By Joan Bellinger

The merry month of May
brings together two unusual
ceremonics, both more than
{00 years old, that take place in
New Weatminster—a city which
honors its traditions well, being it:

was the first capital of British”

‘ Columbia and it was named by

* Queen Victoria.

Here, by ‘the banks of. the

» Fraser River, the Hyack Anvil

Battery salutes Queen Elizabeth
Il.on Victoria ‘Day, and. the
chosen May Queen receives her
crown, following a 10-year old
tradition.

These customs of the. Royal
City, as New Westminster is also
called,” eventually led to the
10-day Hyack Festival, and
many new features have been
added ‘to please both the tradi-
tionalists and those who like the
latest,

The festival takes place from
May 17 to May 27 and it now
includes the longest canoe race
in North America, two parades,
a Miss New Westminster contest,
a camival, a. band marathon,

and many sports events.

There. are alsa suth excite-
ments as a car ‘rally; square
dancing, fun jogs, softball, and
many rides. .

MAYPOLE DANCE .

Thousands of schoo} ‘children
celebrate. May Day on May 23
when the May Queen, chosen
from the elementary school stu-.
dents, receives her crown, At the
s and girls. per-

around the Maypole, as well as.

dances. = WMTE

All this adits up to the cetebfit*
tion, oF the longest continuous,
May Day anywhere, aie?

The “ancient and honorable".

Hyack Anvil’ Battery detest ty

The “plestie” in plastic. wes
ry comes from the:
* meaning “to riold; te form. a

5 Year Warranty

VIA 6K

donated two of his anvils, and

: Fbatteries? We buy smati

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BEAMS

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DEALER INQUIRIES wan.coms
+ Factory rep in aren week of June 31th

bang of a salute to the queen at
noon on Victoria Day (May 21)
atQuéen's Park. =.

This has been a tradition since
1870 and they use two anvils,
one placed on top of the other,
to make the salute.

" pEpLacks CANNON

- Thé Hyack Volunteer Fire
Brigade had originally given the
21-gun salute on their awn
cannon, but when it became
wom out, the ‘then mayor and
former blacksmith Thomas
Ovens came to the rescue. He

after inuch trial and error and
burnt fingers; it Was found that
when gunpowder was placed
between these anvils, and fired,
it made a ‘most satisfactory Sa-
Inte.

The 5 Elyick (a Chinook word

for hurry up) Battery, resplen-
dent in their, red and- black

uniforms, ‘have the operation
down to a fine art now, Perhaps
because the word: is passed
down’ from father to son, for
descendants of the original. bat-

tery now lake part in the-ritual.
‘The varicus positions of the
have interesting names,

for there is a powder monkey, a
blower up, a foucher off, a
swabber off and right and left

. hand hoisters. Amid much noise

and smoke the top anvil flies into
the sir as the powder-is fired at
the call of the timer.

” The Fraser River'flows by the
‘docks of New Westminster and
on May 19 you may glance east
and find under the Pattulo
Bridge a colorful cance collec-
tion heading. towards you.

entries in this marathon, and the
six men in each cance. usually
artive somewhere around cight
hours after they have Ilefi the
starting point at Hope. :

That is a fot of hard paddling
tr, nee

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Don't know what fo dé
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ron, odd pleces of brass,
copper, aluminum.

ier
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Starling salary: $2, 168.

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WORKERS’
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Highly qualified Barsons are required to fill Acci-
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locations throughout the province.

This very challenging and interesting work should
appeal to highly motivated, educated and experi-
enced professionals and/or industrial specialists
wha are cedicaled to the interests ol safety in Ihe .

‘The APO is responsible for determining that work
environments, procedures and practices are con-
sistent with the Industrial Health and Safety Regu:

tions of the Regulations; for parlicipating in and/or
Presenting industrial health and safety seminars.

Applicants with a good working knowledge of
logging, sawmills and related w
construction and general indusiries are required.

A minimum of grade 12 education with five to len
years related experience is required. Preference
will be givan to applicants with specialized or
advanced training atthe univarsily level. The ability
to communicate eflectivaly both verbally and in
writing Is mandatory. Considerable Iravel in as-
“sighed geographical areas will be involved.

Applications, including a detaitect resume of
qualifications and personal parliculars, should be

Recruitment and Manpower

and workers are apprised
for writing orders on infrac-

products and/or

per month.

The Herald, Wednesday, May 30, 1970, Page 11

Royal City holds celebration -

be
i
'
:

es?
The ii ack ‘Battery fires the anvils.
over 130 kilometres. And as the

_ contestants near the dock, they

aré accompanied by the bells
and whistles of many small
boats, a spray from the fireboat,

ete

well at the Hyack Festival, witha
place for everything and
everyone, including those who
ptefer art exhibits, the theatre, or
the cycle sprints.

_ js the most expensive ingre-

"part. of the nasal cavities, but taste anything wi

A

This is a Touwism British
Columbia feature. —

and the cheers of the spectators.”
- The old and the new blend

‘Scent
Facts AndPancies

Some 17,000 émells have
been classified. Among them

ranged that air is drawn ovor
them when we breathe.

Many foods and substances
arqgund the house have un-
Pleasant odors that many
deodoy|zerm yonly mask} with
perfumes, but Super .QD, a
concentrated, home, gepdor-
izer in a tiny, ie’ fetroya
thirty-billionth part: by odor with one or twp.drops.
weight-in a given weight’ of, et
air—is needed to stimplate The so-callod ttaste of Mruits
your sense of smell. : "and wine is yeally 9 smell or
bee aroma. You can -testethls: by
The- nerve ‘endings or sen- holding your nose.whep you
sory receptors for emell rover take a bite of your favorite
a limited area in‘ the upper fruit. You'll find Yop, don't
g you

‘dient for, perfume: pure
French middle! ‘note Jasmine,
which ells for’ $197 an
ounce.

Ce oa .

Only a tiny amount of any
substance —as, little. ‘as ‘one

these receptors are: ao ar- breathe again.

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DUTIES - Operation of bar.
Mixing and serving alcoholic bavérages. Staff

Skd

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* ‘Hours flexible.
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