¥

4 -couple*; wants! 2 ‘or:

1978 750

hadyaom house, ‘Prefers.
with “some ‘acreage.
- excellent ret. avallabie..
. Phone 635 3-Sfa9 anytime,
ae ~ {P20-9 Aug.)

cozy ~2
TRAILER ith family ron
. Bnd. laundry ‘room. added.
Garage and storage ‘on’ 27:
18 Kleanza_ Orlve,
63 5- 4759.

{pS-12aug) ©

No.
Phone

COUNTRY LIVING 3
- bedroom house . on 27
“acres, fully . fenced; |
: large- barn, yaar round

- creek, ~ Good .well,-
. @pprox. 12: km from
Terrace. ° ‘Asking.

-{L $110,000. . Phone after 6
: pm. 635-2474,

“{pl0-T2aug) ;

+

SMALL BUT.
‘COMFORTABLE 2
~-bedroom » home. on” quiet

paved: street. Full
basement, large tot, can be
, sub-divided. ; - Paved
‘ drlveway;. "greenhouse,
‘large - garden area.

. Excellent: home for. couple

CORD: ‘single person,
"Assumable mortgage at 11-
_ per. cent. Asking $56,000.

* Phone 638-1224 after Spm. |

_{pt0-Iaug). 7

een

: BASEMENT ‘HOUSE, Good *
* locatlor;:.good: condition:
. New gas. furnace, fireplace, :
carport,’ paved: eriveway..
| Asking $58,000.” Phone 635."
Redes Jot

. ACREAGE - .
FOR SALE _

4 acres, 2 year, ald cedar

house.|.1750 sq. ft, -Asking

; ‘(pS-1Saug)

NG eae shin ‘in. :
“Fort Liard without the Saye ”
80 of Harry Deneron. +

His . position: is that- of
vjelected chief: ‘but his status”:
‘fs more: that of feudal lord, '
“overseeing the affairs of the

S80 people in’ this Dene.
“Indian © aeltlement _
. Nahanni National -Park, ‘in
“the ‘goutliwest ‘corner. of. the

“pear

Norihwest Territories, *
iH occupies himeelf vata

ot i Dechape, th I iti. the
[W.F. but at a recent

: = Saturday-night dance: here, .

it was Deneron who turned .

on the sound system and put -
con the first tape. -

He drives abig blue truck; ©

: lived ina two-storey log

* ‘house with picture ‘windows *

“and has a TV “satellite

“receiver in his front’ yard. °

‘ He says he is often
criticized’ for making’ too
much “money and for
halding too much power. “I-

1978 5 SPEED HONDA
ACCORD. Very good cond:
Radio, cassette tape deck,
sat. of 4 studded ‘tires -.

‘Included. Asking $4095:

-- ob: O., “Phone 635- 48 afters”.

- pm,, ho. _
ae “(peJoaug)

VEHICLE
TRANSFERS, | Sales
_Tax;; ICBC Autoplan. '
isFoet: “all your Insurance
“needs, “Wightman. &
_Smith-- Insurance;. 3227
”Kalum Street, Terrace.
‘635-63461.. =. :

; {acc-tves-20aug)

1947, 3 TON International
flat deck truck. 16 ft. deck,

$110,000 but open:to offers. price $2,500. Phone 635-6273
Phone: 638-1690, ' days. -
cope Fgh) (pS iaug) | “ facelo. Vaug)”
gman oe ihe saseintenh pe piven teres pee sere

FOR RENT 2,00 09. tt. 4,000 cb.0. Phone 042-6280 old-fashioned |
office space. 4623 Lakelse
Ave. Phone 635-2552.

. {ace-dee-tin)

_. NOTICE

~ INVESTORS &

., HOMEBUILDERS
_ Fully serviced building
tots In Terrace. ;

—Prime location .: -

—Underground services:

—Paved' sirests,

An” ‘Ideal Investment .
opportunity. “For

Information. phone 635-

6735 or 635-4777 evenings

or 635-4948 days, ask for

Bill or Jake.

(Acc. Tues.Fri.tin)

JANITORIAL.
BUSINESS for. sale.
Limited company. .
Window cleaning and
Steam cleaning
equipment. Price
_ Megotiable. For further
information contact Box

1457, -&-o ° Terrace
Herald. a
ao ' {p0-14aug)

1978 ORIGINAL MODEL ”

YAMAHA XS1100, 8300 km.
Windshlald,
-motor guards, helmet,-new
batter.. $2500
—1981 -Yamaha
approx. 25 hours, . néver-
raced. EC. $1995, After §
- pm 635-4811, 7
; ~ {pt-toaug)

HONDA, -Fully
equipped. Beautiful shape. .
To view—Camperland
Datsun or phone 635-6174.
(p5-Naug)

HONDA ct kids dirt bike.

Including Suzukl hatmet. .
$00. Phone 635-3699,

aw

Apo. Tava) -

* 9 bedroom tralter.:

"Traber. Court.

- $18,000."

back. Fest,

‘1746s, ° Ml

1968 ‘Gmc We ton. Good.

condition. $1200. 635-9770. : :

+ fp§-1aug)

DODGE 400, 1970 Flaideck

steal box and. hoist. log
bunks. Good condition.”

(Hazelton),

; . (p510aug)

fects

“FOR RENT -

Luckly ..

; $220
_ per month. Phone 635-3606,

Break Trailer Park.

(p5-12aug)

_ PRICED REDUCED for . ae

“Quick Sate... 1975—12 x 68, '
“bedroom Statesman mobile ;
ome, In Skeena’ ‘Valley.
“Phone, , Oe
W632.
: “05-58.

an FOR SALE .
"76—-12° x 68’ mobile home :

“ on 2 acre. Fridge, siove,

dishwasher,. drapes. Gas-
furnace. 6 x 12' porch.
Furniture. Close to schools.

_ $38,500.. 3¢04 Kirkalay St,

. 638-1897 after, 5, PM or 635--"
fendi
_ ” (9 1saug)

1976-12. x 6 MOBILE -
” HOME..

3 .bedrooms,. 5
appilances. @ x .10 steel
shed.. Fully fenced. Pad. In
_ Park. Ave, Trailer Court.
hone .
(pl0-22aug)

‘PA-1@ SUPERCUB, 15¢ Hp.
500 hrs. ,on - engine.
Excellent | 2 OM floats.
Wheels very clean. ’ Phone
699-6463 Fraser Lake.
* (pa2gfuly5-1aug)

SURFSIDE
SPECIALS
Every Saturday
mt 00 noon F111 5:00
” Wide selectlon—

. excellent quality
from Princé Rupert

NEW SPECIALS
EVERY SATURDAY

{p2-589aug) _ |

7 ‘w new ‘econo!

. Would . put: “

granted by doctors “in ‘5340 people and saw 350 :
" Toronto, 1,400 kilometres to ., Patients, ‘That's; more ‘than -

- poor: housing and primitive “respect anid, admiration for

. Mohr was struck by the -
Sight of villagers. using problems lodked after,” she

“Diabetes is frequent: ‘More ©

Factory can be reached by -

- summer. When the bay {s.

" buildinga:
" shdps anda gallery catering ~

‘Bay Ca. "general store, a

DEE J ee Whien he réturned-hore in
. _Tnt-response, he has set up. 1974, he récalls.a dozen eggs:
Structure ‘goat: - §1;75-- “at the © local:
_which he - “bays” ‘Hudson Bay ‘atore and 78.
. decentralize - ‘power, aad “cents in Fort! Nelson, B.C.,
» disperse. the profit of,”
‘economic, Gevelopment b.
~ everyone: A
: Deneron was born: ‘into
‘oe’ ‘of thé poorest families... ‘
in-Fort Liard. 41: years: ago -
and left a a. -vouni: ‘man to;

"The people asked.me: to nee
start: a. “—e “he. aay,

‘office, “the “only” “petion .
» Marking thereon’ a Balurday, :

Copeman sells town

(cP) “video-game “ parior. - “The”

‘Supersalesman Bil ‘steeple of ‘the Roman
Copeman has been told he Catholic church dominates
- has fewer scruples than’ a . . the akyline ‘and the stunning’
‘door-to-door encyclopedia. _ James. Bay - education

‘pusher. ¢ ’ centre, accented with. f fine

, The: * . trrepressibie :. native’ |. prt, =o is., the -
Copeman” chuckles - slyly. - architechiral highlight. : Be
He's been:called worse. ‘The ‘village doesn’t offer °

' Copeman, 60, whose piteh —muckic i ‘the = Way: of
is aimed at selling Northern -entertaliment ” or “fine
‘Ontario. to ‘doctors’ and.
nurses, loves to talk about *

«Pat: Rouleau, head. nurse .

his work, a "at Moose Factory hospital's -
‘Sure it’s hard: sell, but: “out-patient. department, -i4
listen, . Tye". really’ ‘got’. back for a second timeé:.The.

Something to sell,”” he says" couth - can .keep Its .high-
‘before launching: into a. pressured way of life, she.
. silver-tongued patter’ that.” saya, then adds wistfully: ~
a “usedear : -“But, boy, would-T love..a

salesman ‘to shame! ‘place to dance!” a
“Copeman spent more than The. ebullient” “Copeman. .
9: years asa doctor. in’ scoffs: at physicians’. fears .
* Northern Ontario JHe thinks . . that thelr’ children will jack.

“it’s. a life: “that . can't -be | top-notch a education, ©

.. beaten. “Give'me 24 hours : “sporting © * and ‘eultural

“of your time,” he tells young amenities. er

_ doctors. Get theni up north, “1 raised seven - dbildien:
all expensed pald of course, “in: Netthem.”. Ontario.
and. the place sells itself.“ They’ve got eight university,

-. Veronica Mohr, for ‘one, = degrees: rand “one: ‘more

was . seduced: by.. the “Coming: They, had: ‘music -
seemingly endless stretches, ; “dancing lessons, :
of virgin land the first time -. rimming: badges, minor

‘she flew up the James. Bay » hockey, And Ididn't have to
coast. re “take ther.to' the ‘rink at 3
Te was an aweadme sight a ™, -elther.. They: ‘had. the
to the young. doctor; ‘who- rink at’? p.ni. a o

- previgualy had: considered” A visitor | "would have ‘a
‘the cottage country: a couple . tough time finding ‘ an -

= of hour drive out” of | ‘ unfriendly or. “ unamiling
Toronto. as Northern. - resident.’ . ‘The . pace is
Ontario. relaxed — Hartt says

ST" waa | amazed that -Moosonee, 1s the only place.
somewhere ‘theté existed a in Canada where you call
place; that’ stretched for the airport and ask when the.
‘male ai miles undisrupted - 19 o'clock ‘plane is expécted. - "

by roads, not criss-crossed artt"cammié ‘to the Moose” ”
“by wire, ” Mohr says Factory hospital five years
MEDICINE... : _ ago froma teaching position

_ CHALLENGING at Queen's * University.

“But it was the medical medical school in Kingston, .
challenge’ that’ proved nt,
irresistible,-A hefty dose. of “y ‘came to teach, “but

‘g@ommon earned a lot —. about
sense’ ‘is ‘required here, medicine - and - about
away from the sophisticated myself," he says. «. ‘
equipment: . taken “for. “y visited a community of

the south: half the residents.and they J

“You “don’t . have’ the were really sick. Suddenly, -[f
- swinging-door » Syndrome | looked at: health care ina
here, like in {he south where - different way. 6°

you., maybe - eet to .see.
‘something unusual, but then
refer the: _patient. toa
alist,” ‘says * Copeman.

“game as a medical ‘student,
- then returned the next year:
for: ‘three months: as part of”

-“Tathe North, . vournight get the — one-year*” residency
to! treat.” “4 the- problem - required. to become a. full-_.
yourself.’ ot. a - fledged ‘doctor.

‘fiven1 more alluring was RESPECT ‘FOR NATIVES
the: ‘Opportunity - to - treat By the time she was able
“infectious diseases bred by to practise in 1972, her |

“sanitation farther “up the”
coast. In”, = ‘remote

the . local * people - had .

160 ‘kilometres south by air.

a yet! where ay) Heel person
“who does - well: in: ‘husiness:
_ten’t. attacked “by ‘his own”

. CAN'T ESCALE: WORK-

and.

_ the ‘hospital, makes it

-" go away for a.few weeks, it
seems aa Jf I can only

Mohr; 30, of Toronto, “|

a at wie ORLA AE ATER MAE

He did: start a ‘stor -fenny feellng- against me, ‘J

culting the price of cans to «want to do something Ibo
$1.26. -and | building. | ne "
business that} how includes a a’ "“PROP( SED - COMPANY we
Weunit hotel, “ e mid- -19708,'when *

: Ly - ne ~ Soin

Cpaeet all and. mining. exploration
companies began: arriving
nthe ares, ‘and: when talk

that’ the local: Dene - band
. form. whee ‘Construction:

hard —

Perle.” he says

In an. area. plagued by

alcohalism, accidents ere , “the workload. 4g exhausting. ;
frequent. ° Now based in Toronto as the
‘1 “Thére are alot of broken -. head. of the Ontario health
bones: here,” notes . Hartt. - - tanistry’ 's' - underserviced

_ Gunshot’ Wounds © are: as “areas* program, Copeman |

frequent, ° although ./ ‘not | ‘gave up, his practite 14
nearly as much as they once - years. ago. because ‘he’ |
_ Were, Says Mohr, : . -..» couldn't take more ''2¢-hour

days end 10-day weeks.”

Independence from high: .  Mieh of his time is spent

falutin’ medical gadgetry
the “interesting ©

medicine’ have a. price.
. the-nice medical offices.”

There's no escape from : ce m
work, ; He tosses out the financial

cep tives! oa - minimum
bit, It 5 the ad mations ranteed net professional ©
no anonymity on weekends... income af $38,000 a year for -
Go for, a walk to forget about ~ an income tax-free grant of

work, and around the corner . $40,000 over four years.

comes “your. work.
A high staff: turnover at

; Copeman offers ‘woefully, -
He pauses just long enough,
virtually “Smpossible ,
edtabliah: tongtorai

- € : timing adds:. “Of course,
programs, Hartt says. “tt |

-you can walk to work, or
drive it in a couple of
minutes. You won't be stuck

_in rush-hour traffic for half
an hour every day.”

BEECOL LOGICAL

recognize. “about . half’ the
staff when‘I get back.” oo

-~ DON'TLET WILDFIRES
-BEYOURFAULT!

HOME: ON WHEELS

1970 32" Blue Bird moter home, bedroom, bath with

show, 5° closet, kitchen. Spacious Ilving room
carpet throughout. Good far mobile workers. Will:

"consider van in trade. Phone 635-4600 or 635-3388 for

; “convinced her to stay.
communities where few: .. “Native people. have no.
homes have running water,

_ come to get: their medical

"yokes to.carry: water. &,
Paeurnonia and. ear.
infections - are’. _common,

 SBYB.: ““Thoy're. very: quiet, ;
“ekind anil gentle. people with .
ce ‘preat:: ‘Bense’‘of. humor,

of . ‘rheumatic. fever.‘:

sat everything.” we
‘Aska,’ 90, of Hitsvile,

"Ont, -Cairie. ag: a student,

then. returned in August to

* pactise. But unlike Mohr,

acute diseases t are seen (ian o
‘in the south, ‘
An unabashed pioneering.
spirit. ‘drew'" Mohr, ~ “her .
partner -John - Aska “and.” the lure of the North. His
James Bay. ‘village which is.
inaccessible. by road.

doctor in. Moosonee in the
19408. His parents met there

-Moosonee,- . a 7 in 1948, when his father did a
predominantly: Indian © stint’: as "a _ northern
village of ‘about 1,400;.is practitioner. |.
roughly . 360° kilometres . ~ In Moosonee, where many

north of Timmins. It ~is -
served by daily flights and a ©
train three times a week,
The federal hospital on the .
neighboring Island of Moose’

“well as English, about 10 per
- cent of Mohr's and Aska's
‘patients speak only Cree. In‘
the coastal communities, 30
-.per cent speak no English.
boator helicopter-taxi in the —
“Interpret : for. the doctors
who. Soften ~ write.
prescriptions in Cree.
The work is demanding.

: ‘Hartt,
workload: “ait the. 00-bed

hospital, Which serves about.
, 10,000 >“ pedple
comminities. up to 1,200-!

frozen, snowmobiles and -
trucks are driven the five
kilometres across the ice, -
Moosonee’s —pot-holed, _
unpaved main street is lined -
jaggedly by a handfyl df...
three souveni?

to tourists, the Hudson's |
one hospital treating A elty’

bank, ® greasy spoon and a of. 100, 10005"

“peal pretentiona when they.“
There is an ocedsional ‘cage’ They laughia lot, they teu _

'. he,was weil acquainted with ~»
pediatrician Al Hartt to-this « grandfather ‘had ‘been a °

of the signs are in Cree as

Staff members at the plinics’: p

. Ukens the ~-

in *.

kilometres away, to that of. -

rnore: - Into. $29,500.

Management Opportunities| :
McDonald's? Restaprants
~ Terrace

-“A new store Is due to open in Terrace and the
Operation is in need of assistant. managers. .

“Out, management tearm. is derived from many
“diverse backgrounds, but all members possess
"several common traits. Our managers are bright,
“mature and keen: They are achievers who bellava
~ that part of their career success could stem trom,

jolnirig a small‘ but-rapidly growing business.

We offer a competitive salary, medicalidental
_ programs as well as a bonus paid according to
‘+ pefformance. This is your opportunity to work
. Glosely with an owner operator who Is a working
member of the team and who knows his growth
depends on yours, You. should have a
background in dealing with the public and
managing people. You may currently be In a
retall or related business, but are tooking for
faster growth, more responsibility and a greater
J appreciation of your work. ;

‘Applicants should be avaliable for Interviewing
Friday, August 19th in Terrace. To arrange an'

' Interview please senda detailed resume by
August 16th to:

Canada Employment. Centre
. $630 Lazella Ava, i?
' Terrace, B.C, V8G 186

~ Attn: Mr. Mike Balfour

McDonald’s® Restaurants
of Canada Limited’
; 400 - 6400 Roberts Street —
~ Burnaby, B.C. V5G 4C8
‘Attn: Mr. Darrell McClelland

prsrgead re > si

put if somebody has a °

ho 1978,.a company now. worth,

‘among ‘those .

Even ‘Copeman condedes :

‘on the road — or in the air —.
“trying to woo doctors north
- ta see “the pretty places,

Housing is “heap, but’
“gasoline -is “expensive,” —

then with impeccable,

” company —

~ Highway
British” - Columba

SR SOE COLL ate ee

conipanty,

members: ;

“tulmatly

- Shareholders:
“The renin

“silence,"” he recalls!" “|

AT said, OK it

a Tn : with: a campground nearby: .
>i: "How ‘many. of

want tp come?’,” “a licence to take tourists by:

“He 6 got ona band ‘metibers. jet boat to Nahanni National -

to join: him; each. Investing :Park, And he is. negotiating’
$500." With”

Beaver. Enterprises Ltd. in _ other needs. .

#8 million. .
: But: jealousy remained
left” ~..ut;-~

members will be’ in charge...
of ‘individual . businesses,
breaking up the monopoly of:

* Deneron says...

“‘T went’ bagh to the people
and sald the-only way a
“small community like this
can work is if we have a
development © corporation.
‘In November the people: told
me to Ro ahead.’ ann .

full control.”” ;
- OPPONENTS FEW. i.

Deneron has been chief.
‘almost -continuously:: since
* 1978, and by most accounts
_ ~~ his: authority goes largely:

The Liard ‘Valley: ‘Band - ‘unchallenged.
Development will. soon He appeared headed ‘for.
contrel almost ~ every trouble last year when the.
business venture In the RCMP — raided-. ~-his_
settlement. . - businesses, ‘his. home and.

Deneron, as chief, is the
_ corporate head.

He also is political head of allegations.
the settlement because Fort © But charges: were ‘Dever’
Liard, -unlike most laid.’
communities inthe western — The only person ‘in town
half of the N.W.T., has Willing ‘to criticize Deneron.
never-had a village council, publicly. - is... Urs.
WHITES CAN'T VOTE  Schildknecht, a Swiss pilot

The chief acts as mayor,/ ‘and owner of -a, small, air-
even though the dozen or so charter business, Liard'Air
local white people cannot be © Ltd. 2
band members and cannot He says Deneron is trying |
“vole. ". . torun him out of town.
Deneron says he donated © “Denéron,. is” trying - to .
half the shares of his store —
and ‘hotel to- the...band
‘corporation, which also isto Canadian.
buy ‘Beaver’ Enterprises at
- half price. eo.

The =: ‘corporation haa’
several other offshoots. One -
“looks - after recently to discuss business
~ garbage, water and. airstrip - opportunities. in oil
maintenance. A fledgling exploration,  Deneron
‘farm doubles as a home for restricted the ‘meeting to
'. juvenile delinquents. band“ members . only,

The opening of the Liard excluding Schildknecht,
fromm ‘northern . “‘He’s trying to freeze ~=

this out,” Sealldimecht: 3h, -

for six months On, fraud |

-. Transport
Commission ‘won't. grant
-- him’a licence,” he says.

dead ‘combination gas " station, :

restaurant and craft store.
You guys: “at the highway. junction; .

\-Deneron also has secured ,

~ Deneron-” says ~ eguneti oe

the bend office; seizing files .

‘start his own airline and as
long as * I'm here’ the

When ‘federal offictals
‘called a: ‘ public. meeting --

~-FOR.LEASE

1,000 Square feet in Terrace shopping.
Centre available September Ist, 1983.
Contact Steve Sell or Carmen- Hedley, mo
Deminion Management ‘Company, 2323 3
Bentall Centre. ‘P.O. Box 49001
Vancouver, B.C. “MIX. YB +

Phone 00-4500

wom s,

HUNTINGTON [TENTS

4934 - 36 Davis Ave.

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS -
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Inquire about our reduced rents 2
—fridge & stove —drapes & carpet
—storage room & Laundry facilities
private parking on every floor

--spacious, quiet & clean ‘suites (ne excellent
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_—only 5 minutes to Skeena Mall by car or bus
—close to schools & racreation ground - -
—security system & new on-site management *
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