I 43.

SUITES...
FOR RENT |.

For Rent: partly furnished
bachelor apartment.
Available immediately. 635-
9258. (stf)

For rent: 2 bdrm. furnished,

unit and 1 bdrm. furnished

unit at 3936 Mountain View

Avenue. Phone 635-2577 after. .
6. (ctin)

Office No, 2 - 4603 Scott.
One. two and = three]
bedrogm apartments,
Laundry & storage area.
Near schoolg and down-
Clean, quiet,
spacious, security lockup
d patrol.

Full thme manager
residence.
635-5224

in|,

_aieraaanaicaanie

HILLSIDE LODGE
4450 Little Avenve

located. Fully
Reasonable

149. HOMES
| FOR SALE ©

For Sale By Owner. In Town.
Side by side duplex. Each
has 2 berms. upstairs, 2
bdrms. downstairs, 12 baths
and carport. Phone 635-5233.
{p2-10)

35 ACRES with small house
on ihe bench. Price $45,000.
Phone 635-4453, (ct! M & F)

MOVING,

MUST SELL!
Exceptional family home
close fo schools and shop-
ping. Lge. sunken living
. froom with fireplace, sliding
glass doors to covered patio.

- Lge. dining room = with
fireplace. Well cupboarded
kiichen with bullt-in china
cabinet in eating area. 4
bdrms. (1 down), 2 baths,
mud room, rec room, Lge.
well-treed lot with
greenhouse, fruit trees and
garden. Sacrifice price. 4840
Walsh, 635-3175. = (ctf-
AW.T.)

Situated on Pohle Ave. Cozy
Starter or retirement hore
with extra tot. 2 bedrooms, 1
bathroom, living room with
sliding glass door to rear
patlo, dining area in kitchen
and porch with laundry
facilities. Electric heat
House has new cedar siding
on exterior, Exira lot is
subdivided and can be sold
separately. Asking $20,000
for house & $10,000 for extra
lot. Both are priced to sell as
a package far $26,000. Firm.
Call 635-2370 for appoiniment
to view. (c18-31)

52, WANTED
TO RENT >

Wanted: Garage lo store car
for winter months or one or
two bdrm. house with
garage. Phone 635-5363,
weekdays before 5 p.m, 635-

9686 after 5 p.m. and
weekends, (¢3-12)
Wanted to Rent: rooms,

suite or house by lady with
references. Phone 638-8290.

(pt6)

‘Local teacher requires
_ bachelor or one bedroom
apartment. Furnished or
unfurnished, 635-4931. Loc. 33
(c3-6)

One or two bdrm. basement
suite, house or trailer for
rellable working girl. Phone
635-4093 after 5 p.m. (cé-6)

Require J bdrm, house or
moblie home to rent im-
mediately, 635-4360 or 635-
4066. Responsible party with
excatlent references. (tfn}

54. BUSINESS
PROPERTY

Retail or
Office Space

2 stores total of 2600 ft. Can
be separated to 1400 ft. areas
In chofce location on Lazetle
Shopping Centre, Terrace,
B.C. 635-3576 or, 255-1939
Vancouver. Available Sept.
1. 2978, (ctf)

Cholee property for sate.
Four rental units plus 2
bdrm. house & workshop.
Lots of lawn and 2 garden
areas, T acre, corner fot in
‘Thornhill. Call 435-3698 after
ép.m. or contact Bob Clark
at iriv Bird, (p10-11)

155. PROPERTY
FOR SALE

PRIME LOT - Thornhiit
District. Well and septic
system. $10,000. Catl Ed

Carder - 956-4110 or write
Box 820, Port McNeill, B.C.
VON 2R0. (F) ure

g 55.. PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR TRADE
4 lots 80'x200' each. Central
area of Thornhill. Will ac-
cept cat in trade or part
payment. Phone 635-3754

anytime. (p10-9) .

118 acres Old Remo. Raw
land, partially cleared.

"Phone 635-6926. (p2-6)

DARKER. . SUB.
KEYSTONE COURT - hee Nistbaon =
APARTMENTS a a and 12" acre lots In

Rosswood. Some frontage on
Kalum Lake Road. Contact
Don Parmenter, mile 26,
Kalum Lake Rd. (p5-
22,26,29,3,6)

56. BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITY
LOOKING FOR THE
SECURITY
a second income = can

provide? “The path to
security is only a decision -
and a phone. call - away! We,
train you.

Phone or write lacat Amway
distributor. D. and N.
Reynolds, 84310 Marsh
Crescent, Terrace. 635-2009
after 5:30. (c20-16 oct)

Next exciting franchise
opportunities, ideal for serné
or retired persons,
professionals or alike for
additional Income. Shefialds
and Sons, Tobacconist to
open on Oct. 25, 1978 In new
Skeena Mall. Also includes
computor Lota - Ticket
Sales. Approx. $40,000 will
handle. Some financing can
be arranged. Write Box 494,
Prince George or Box 1765
this paper. (c11-6)

Business
meeting, Earn extra money,
meet new friends, became
your own independent boss.
No obligations, Come have a
coffee and give us. your
opinion. .

Place: Sandman’, Inn
(basement). te
7:30 pm, every Tuesday

night. Ask for Carinne or
Lyle. [c20-27)

ye
AUTOMOBILES

Sale: 1967 Mercedes Benz.
200 Diesel. Includes spare

. necessary. Ph.

BT,
AUTOMOBILES |

1976 Dadge Charger. P.S.,
P.B., A.C. Phone 635-3303
after 5 p.m. (p5-6)

1972 V.W. bus, For details
phone 635-5579 afler 5 p.m.

(p3-6)

Must Sell: 1974 Volvo S.W.
Very good condition. Will
accept any reasonable offer.
Phone 638-8288 or 798-2498.

(p36)

1976 Camere. Excellent
condilion. P.S., P.B., 8 track.
16,000 miles. 638-1996 after 7
p.m. (p5-11)

1974, 302 Super Van. $1,500.
Call after 6 p.m. Shag carpet
interlor & tape deck. 635-
4371, (¢3-6)

1976 Dodge Yan. Fully
camperized. Roof extension.
$7,006. View at 4615
Halliwell. Phone 635-5489.
(p5-11)

1975 Purchased new 1976,
Plymouth Valiant

Brougham. P.B., P.S., auto,
318 7-8. Sun roof and trailer
hitch. 29,000 mites. Calt 635-

9404 after 4 p.m. (c7-13}

58. MOBILE: ~
HOMES 07"

FOR SALE OR LEASE
12x56 mobile home with
12x56 addition on ‘2 acre
landscaped fot with fruit
treas and berry bushes. 3
bdrms., utility rm., living
rm. with fireplace, dining
rm., wall to wall carpet, 6
miles from town. Will sell or
lease to reliable party.
Phone 635-3271 affer 5 p.m.

opportunities (stt)

1972 Velaire 12’x68’ three
bdrm. trailer. Expando

‘ living room. Furnished or

unfurnished. 8'x1lé’ joey
shack, Set up in frailer court.
Phone 635-5228. (c10-9)

Rentor Purchase: 1972 12x48
Paramount traijer with
fireplace. Near stores and

’ schools on private lot. Rent

$255 per mo. with option ta
buy or purchase. $9,500.
Open 'o offers. Will carry
second mortgage if
(112) 762-

rear_,axte -&_ transmissiogy-i4g12..Write Joe Rorke, Gen.

Motor’ "éxcellens, || |
horrible. Price’$1/200,' Phone
635.5575. (p2-10)

For Sale: 1978 Dodge
Tradesman Van. Like new. 4
spd. averdrive. 225 - six
cylinder, 5,000 kim. Super
price. Phone 635.5736, (p5-13)

1974 Maverick. 6 cylinder:

auto. Only 27,000 miles.
Priced for quick sale. Phone
635-3510. (¢5-13)

1973 % T. PLU. and 11’
Security Camper. Allin A-1
condition. Phone anytime.
635-9734. (c5-19)

1976 Corvette. P.S.,P.B., L48
engine. $4,500. Phone 635-
7762, (p5-13)

1974 9 T. Podge PLU. Ve

auio, P.S., P.B. Reasonably
priced. Phone 635-4246. (¢5-
13) .

1974 Buick Century. Luxus
slalion wagon. P.S., P.B.
new radials. Only 36,000
miles, Like new. $3,200 firm.
635-7006. (p5-13}

1974 Ford Bronco. With
winch, hunter's special.
Phone 635-3413, (p!0-10}

1978 Z28 Camero 4 spd. 638-
1252, (4-6)

1974 Ford 2 ton pickup. 340
motor, auilo, radial tires,
electronic ignition. Phone
635-9580 after 4. (c-th.F)

1974 Blazer 4x4 K5 custom.
27,000 miles. $4,500 OBO,

Phone 635-9765. (¢3-5.6,10)
FOR SALE
1976 EF Dorador. Low

mileage. Excellent conj
dition. Phone

635-5366
mh for Ray Skoglund. {c5-
12, :

1974 Ford 12 ton P.U. Radial
tires, electronic ignitlon,
auto. 360. Phone 435-9580.
(10-10) .

1967 Muslang, parts. Phone
835-3730 or 638
1553 (p2-6)

Car for Sale: 1968 Chevy II
Nova. 350 cu. in, Excellent
cundition. Sume exltas. 638-
1236 after Sur weekends. (pJ-
10)

1973 Javelin. ¥-8 auto, P.S..
P.B., 2 door hardtop. Phone
635-4246. (p5-6)

1974 Camere - $4,700. Phone
635-4297 after 6 p.m. (p3-
“34,677 vem ee '

. Body

* Must

..Del., Winfield, B.C. (ctf-06)

12x68 mobile home, 2
bathrooms, 3 sedrooms.
Completely or partly fur-
nished, located close to
schools. 27 room joey shack,
false fireplace. Full length
covered walkway. 635-4591.
(ctfn)

Rentor Purchase: 1972 12x68
Paramont house trailer with
fireplace. Near stores and
schools on private lot, Rent
$255 per month with option to
buy or purchase. $9,500 -
open to offers, Will carry’
second mortgage if nec.
Phone 112-742-4612. Write Joe
Rorke, Gen. Del., Winfield.
B.C. (ctf)

MOBILE HOMES
New mobile homes from
as low as $100.00 down.
OAC,

Set up and delivered,
trades welcome

Phone collect 591-5105

(ctf

60” TENDERS

B.C. HYDRO AND
POWER AUTHORITY
For Sale By Tender
As Is - Where fs
Ref Q 787

25,000 ga. Fuel Oil Storage
Tank - Purchaser to Load.

For inspection and tender
forms contact Mr. K. Arnold-
Smith at B.C. Hydro, 5220
Keith Ave., Terrace, 8.C.
V8G 1L1. phone 638-8101.

Tenders due at the office of
jhe Disposal! Agent, 3855
Kitchener St., Burnaby, B.C.
by 12:00 Noon 2 November
1978, (aé)

Invitation to Tender

Sealed Tenders, marked
Janitorial Services for
Stewart Court House - Ex-
cluding Living Quarters will
be received up to 3:00 p.m.
local time the 7th day of
November 1978, and those
available at that time will be
opened In public at British
Columbia Buildings Cor.
poration, 4827 Keith Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. V8G IK7.

Tendering documents may
be obtained at the above
address after 9:00 a.m. on
the 30th day of October 1978.

Tenders must be filed on
the forms provided, in
seaied, clearly marked
envelopes.

The fowest or any Tender
will not necessarily be ac-
cepled. (45,46)

Ct oR
| SERVICES:

$70.00 plus

Incorporate!
filing fees, Obtain your

Jawyer supervised  in-
corporation over the phone
fast! Call Self Counsel
Services toll free, 119-800-
663-3007. Chargex and
Mastercharge accepted.
ictf-F)

MORTGAGE
promptly arranged

LOANS

A VILLAGE
AMID
PLENTY

By Winnifred Ariel Weir

There is a villdge in the south-
eastern comer of British Colum-
bia that has been described as a
recreational Mecca and when
local residents hear the appetla-
tion they nod in agreement.

The village lies between two
mineral hot springs, two 18-hole
golf courses and two ski hills. It
tics above a lake ideal for swim-
ming and sailing, is adjacent to
four national parks and has a
wealth of other sports activities,

The Village of Invermere is
situated on a plateau sloping
eustward to Lake Windermese
and three kilometres from High-
way 95 midway between Cran-
brook and Golden in East

Kootenays. Invermere is the —

business hub of the Windermere
Valley resort area, sct amid the
splendor of the Rocky Mountains.

Lake Windermere, 19 kilo-
metres long, is noted for warm
water swimming, sailing, boat-
ing, waler skiing, and, in the
winter, for ice boating and cross-
country skiing. There is a wide
sandy municipal beach. Horses
an available far exploring valley
trails.

There is the large Columbia
Valley Sports Arena, owned by
the regionaf district, which pro-
vides for skating and hockey. A
three-sheel curling rink is adja-

anywhere in B.C. In-
formation and references an
request. J.D. Phillips Capital
Corporation, 10673 King
George Highway, Surrey,
B.C. V3T 2X6. Phone 588-0411
days or 585-1403 evenings. (f)

6B. . .
| BRING THEM
TO THE
GAME

CERN:

I, Ron Pongracz will not be |
respansible for any bills or
debts incurred by my wile,
as of this date October 2,
1978.

Ron Pongracz. (pl0-13)

September 25 te October t
Gage's Dictionary of Canadiun
English defines hockey as ‘a
winter game played on ice by two
teams of six players wearing
skates and carrying hooked sticks
with which they try to shoot a

10

~ LIVESTOCK

One year old gelding. One

A view af Luke ‘Windermere and the Village of hivermere,

seven year old Welsh pony.
Both with saddles and
bridles. 635-4594. (p6-4)

S yr. old registered Morgan
gelding. Keer‘’s Warrior
Further information phone
698-1494 or 635-3090. (c21-31)

One seven year old Arab
mare. Double registered
Wel} broke. $1,800.

One four year old Arab
mare. Double regislered
Green broke. $1,800.

One 6 month filly. Canadian
registered. Show prospects.
$1,500.

One stud colt, 3 months.
Registration pending. $900.
Financing available. Dave
Burns, R.R. 6, Keppie Rd.,
Prince George. (c3-10)

COUNSELOR 2 - BSW-RSW
or university degree in
Social Sciences. $1300 per
mo.

PRE SCHOOL TEACHERS -
be qualified with
certificate.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER -
Stewart area.

RADIATUR REPAIRMAN -
Should have previvus ex-

perience.
HD. MECHANIC. Britannia
Beach. General main-

tenance - skidders, JWA plus.
CARPENTER - Temporary
job; must be journeyman or
equivaient, -$13 per hr.
PLUMBER - Residential,
cummercial. Must be
journeyman. Union rate.
DRYWALLER'S HELPER -
Should have experience. $8
Per hr. DOE.

ASST. PROJECT

MANAGER - 138 per wk. to
co-urdinate tutors.

GHOUP HOME RELIEF
PARENTS - Must be couple
ty relieve reg. huuseparents.
8 days per mo. $840 per
munth per couple

CHILD CARE WORKER -
Should have some behavior

“Sticteds background.

REQUIRED SEVERAL
WAITERS & WAITRESSES
In Terrace. Full and part
lime inbs

CAMP MAINTENANCE
PERSON - Must have own
touls plus previous “x-
crience. $10.15 per hr.

TOW TRUCK DHIVER -

St be experienced and
have air ticket, Commission
or wages, $9-9.00 per hr.

TYPESETTER- Must have
keybuarding ur pasle-up
experience. Min. 45 wpm
typing. 4.00 per nr.

LOG THUCK DRIVER -
Must have class 1 plus air.
Temporary job. $35 per trip.

LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER -
Temporary position. Abuul 1
mu, $20 per day and free
roum and board,

SINGLE SAWYER - Fully
experienced only, $5.00 per

8q.
SHEET METAL WORKER -
Must be experienced. Ap-
Prentice with 2 ur more yrs,
experience would be ac-
ceptable. Union wage. 2
pusilions, ‘

WELDER - Must have DPW
nu. 1, Temporary jub. Union,
rate.

black rubber disk, the puck, into
the opposing team's goal.“

That is all this Canadian dic-
tionary says about the game.
except in mentioning field hockey
as something that *‘is not as
well known to Canadians as ice
hockey.”

That is an understatement.
There is tering as wellknown to
Canadians as ice hockey. And
there is nothing, in the realm of
sports, far which Canadians ure
belter known.

Hockey scason is just getting
under way. to last well into
spring. and in every town and city
in British Columbia at least one
teat is gearing up tor league play
as fans thumb the sports columns
to see what kind of team theirs
will be this year.

If you are hosting visitors fron

Manpower job opportunities

REFIUGERATION
MECHANIC - Experienced.
Union wage.

CABINET REFINISHER -
Refinishing RV & hume
enterlainment system
cabinets. $5.50-6.50 per hr.
SHOE REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified. $800 per

mu,
MECHANICS HELPER
Must have own hand tuols.
$4-6.00 per hr.

BODY REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified with TQ. 2
positions. (1 in Terrace, 1,in
Pi. Clements).

AUXILIARY CLERK - Stenu
IL, To interview and assist
clients with job applications,
$1055 per mo. .

ADVERTISING
SALESPERSON - Salary
plus fur commission.
SALES CLERK - Relail
luthing, stores. $3.50 per hr.
Part lime and full time.
COUK - Chinese. $1000 per
mv,
PIZZA COOK - Mature,
clean cul person. Experience
nol necessary. $1.74 per hr.
DOE neg. (wu persons.
REQUIRED SEVERAL
BHABYSITTERS - In
Terrace. Full and part (ime
jobs.

_jihee
ce boating on Lake Windermere.

cent. Three tennis courts and a
fenced and grassed baseball field
are operated by the municipality.

Invermere, population £,198,
boasts cultural activilies which
include a theatre group—the
Lake Windermere Players—a
winter concert series, and a well-
stocked library, all centred in the
spacious Community Centre.

The business area includes two
banks, a hotel, three motels, 2
supermarket and some 50 other
shopping and service facilities.

The Herald, Friday, October 6, 1978, Page 11

Discover British Columbia

A TRAVEL FEATURE FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA

There is a 32-bed hospital and a
medical-dental clinic.

The business area i. being
enhanced this year by a $30,300
grant from the Devonian Snciety
of Alberta, augmented by focal
donations, to finance a beautifi-
cation program which includes
the planting of trees. placing of
benches and flower boxes andl the
establishment of small parks.

The historic site of Inveremere
was first -recognized by the
explorer-geographer David
Thompson in 1807. He camped
first on the shore of Lake Win-
dermere and later built Fort
Kootenae four miles mirth where
a stone caim now marks the spot
of this first fort in the Rockies,

Edmund Johnston, the first
white settler on the site of the
present village, called it Copper
Cily, because of copper depusits
inthe area. He sold the town site
toa syndicate in 1909 when it was
renamed Canterbury. Then in

1911 the name was changed to
Invermere, which means *‘at the
mouth of a Jake".

Invermere is where 4 one-time
British Columbia licutenant-gov-
emor, Rabert Randolph Bruce,
brought his English bride in 1915.
While a handsome log home,
“Pynelogs”, was being con-
structed on the shore of Lake
Windermere. his bride, the Lady
Elizabeth Northcote. died. She is

buried in a rock tomb in the
garden of Pynclogs. ‘The buikd-
ing is now a home for adult
relurdates, .
Invermere is where the CPR
and the Hudson Bay Company
builtin 1922 a large replica for
called the David Thompson
Memorial Fort which was used
for 40 years as a community hall.

Commemorating the great
explorer, the spacious log build-
ing had an immense stone firep-
lace, a wullery around three inside
walls and two blockhouses
flunking the entrance gates. Later
the fort fell into private hands and
was burned down in'the name of
progress.

A historical museum in the
village preserves much informa-
tion coneeming David Thompson
and pioneer residents of the Win-
dennere Valley. [tis housed in the
former Lake Windemere Staion
which was panially demolished
when a coal train wasderailed and
tore through the station.

Invermere is a thriving British
Columbia community, but vis-
itors are confused when they sve

the preponderance of yellow 1i-

cence plates on the streets, Al-
berta residents Hock to the Win-
demere lured by the lake. by the
ski hills and the mountain scenery
and hy the shorter milder winters
in this holiday haven,

TOURISTALK |

FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA

another country during this time
of year and wondering what to do
for anevening, why fot take them
out to the local arena for an
experience of what is the fastest
game in the world.

People who see the game for
the first time offen get more of a
thrill from it than the most rabid
hockey-poers. There is nothing
quite like itas you getcaughtupin
the uproar of a crowd jammed
around a sheet of ice watching
players race back and forth at
break-neck speeds. using their
sticks as if they were extensions
of their bodies. and throwing
bone-rattling checks at each ather,
in the effort tu drill a puck past
what looks like a figment of
the subconctous: the padded and
eerily masked goaltender.

British Columbia has always
boasted fine hockey, and. up to
recently, developed only top-
calibre players from its interior
regions where itis cold enough to
play hockey outside. But in the
last decade or so, with indoor
skating facilities being increas-
ingly built everywhere, such

FIELD WORKERS - Tutors.
$138 per week.

COED TEEN CO-
ORDINATUR - Part time.
Evenings. $5-6.00 per hr.

PHYSICIAN General
practitioner. 19-12 ly 15-1-79.
Peds., gynecolugy & ub-
sliterics. .

4 REGULAR NURSES - Fur
huspital shift work invulved.
Various stations available
including ICU, Med., surg, &
general dulies.

LOANS CLERK - 45 wpm
typing, $675 per mu.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
TYPIST - 60 wpm Lyping,
ACCOUNTING TECH, -
Formal  educalion = in
buukkeeping for $800-100(
per mu.

RECEPTION CLERK - Must
be mature and able to handle
uffice routine & cash. {800
per mo.

SALESMAN - Experience
required. Must be familiar
with building trade. Have
own transportation.

mild-climated cities us| Van-
couver, Victoria and Nanaimo are
turning out amateur players who
end up as professionals in the
National Hockey League.

To reflect the calibre of hockey
being played in B.C,, three teams
from this province won national
championships last season—the
first time this has ever happened.
The New Westminster Bruins af
the Western Canadian Major
Junior League beat the eastern
representative for the Memorial
Cup; the Kimberley Dynamiters
of the Western International
Hockey League capture the Allan
Cup for the best senior team in
Canada, and the Prmce George
Mohawks of the Caribou Hockey
League took the Hardy Cup
as Canadian  ialermediate
champions.

1

Vancouver, of course, has one
of the three Canadian teams in the
NHL. the Canucks, and itis quite
possible, assures its front office.
for a visitor to purchase a general
admission ticket the night before a
game, except, that is, when the
opponent is a team like the
Montreal Canadiens. About 86
per cent of the 15.000 seats in the
Vancouver Coliseum = are ac-
counted for by season tickets.
which leaves about 3.000 up far
grabs ona first-come, first-serve
basis. General admission tickets
range from $7 to $12. The
Canucks’ first home game is Oct.
HH against the Calorado Rackies.

The NHL provides hockey al
its most skilled, but experienced
observers will contend that top
junior leagues, which consist of
young men under 20, often pro-
vide more exciting hockey. That
is because more mistakes are
made, adding even more of un
element of unpredictability to the
game.

Senior and intermediate hock-
ey leagues are af least as good as
any junior ‘A’ league. These
categories have no age restric.
tions and often teas have two or
three players who were once top
professionals complementing
skilled amateurs playing for the
sheer love of the game.

It is easy tu arrange to see an

amateur hockey game and the
tickets are cheaper, with prices
generally around S4 for adults and
$1.50 for children.

B.C. has two teams playing in
the top-seeded Western Canadian
Major Junior League. They are
the New Westminster Bruins.
wha have won the Memorial

Cup for the past two years, ari!

the Victoria Cougars, who have
been contenders in recent years,
Victoria opens its honte schedule
September 30 against New West-
minster, and on Oct. 28 New
Wesiminster hosts the Calgary
Wranglers for its first home
pai.

Most conumunities of any size
in B.C. have al least one team in
the junior, senior or intermediate
cagory belonging to the B.C.
Amateur Hockey Association.
The, are, according ta regions, as
follows:

Northern atid conrad BC,
Prince George. Quesnel, Wil-
jams) Lake, Burns Lake.
Houston, Stithers, Vanderhoo?,
Terrace, Prince Rupert. Kitinat.
Dawson Creek. Fort St. John, {00
Mile House, and Fraser Lake.

Okamieun and Keotettays--
Kamloops. Kelowna. Merritt,
Grindrad, Penticton, Vernon,
Winfield, Westside. Revelstoke.
Cranbrook. Kimberley, ‘Trai,
Nelson, Castegar Creston,
Fernie. Grid Forks and
Rossfand.

Lawer Muintand and tan
canyer bela — Abbotsford,
Chilliwack. Delta, Coquitam,
North and West Vancouver.
Kerrisdale. Richeiond, Surtes.
Burnahy, Cloverdale, Mission.
New Westminster, Vietoriit.
Esquimalt, Oak Bay.g Saanich,
Juande Fuca, Port Alberni. Por
MeNedb, Fuller Lake. Courtenas
and Lake Cowichan.

For information on panty times
and tickets, contact the focal
arena bos office or look for game
motives in’ the sports pages of
the local newspaper. Information
on feague schedules is also
avallable at thé British Columbia
Amateur Hoekey Association,

ISS] Broadmead. Victorian.
B.C. VSP 2V1. Phone (61-1)
477-985),

which can create electricity.

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