TENDERS

BRITISH COLUMBIA
H¥DRO AND POWER
AUTHORITY

invites tenders for -

Sitework including paving,
curbs, storm drainage and
tandscaping for the Prince
Rupert District Office
Reference No. Q8-4388
Closing Date: 24 May 1978
Slashing of variaus tran-
smission line rights-of-way
in the North Coast

Division of B.C.

Reference No. @8-4369
Closing Date: 24 May 1978

Sealed tenders clearly
/ marked as above.
referenced will be received
in Room 1026, B.C. Hydra
and Power Authority
Building, 970 Burrard Street,
Vancouver, B.C. VéZ 1Y3
until 11:00a.m. local time, 24
May 1978.

Details may be obtained
from the office of the Pur-
chasing Agent, 10th Floor,
970 “Burrard Street, Van-
couver, B.C. VézZ 13,
telephone 663-2577 and 663-
2560.

(c1-2)

66. RECREATIONAL

_ VEHIGLES

PAGE 34, THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 2, 1978

1974 20 Holidatre Travel
Trailer, All options, 8 track
fape player included, In
excellent condition. phone
635-2162 (p3-2)

8’ split level Capilano
camper, 2 way fridge and
stove with bathroam and
furnace. Sleeps 6 phone 635-
2667 or view at 4640 Walsh
(p4-3)

For Sale: 6’ camperette,
Vary good condition. phone
635- 4577 (5-2)

67.

SERVICES

Wilt do rototilling with 54”
tractor unit. Adjustable sail
depth. Front bucket for
moving-spreading sail-
gravel. Prefer Thornhill
area. phone 635-3478 (p10-6)

Bakkers Modular Structures
for sale. Reasonably priced
Pre-tab greenhouses and
multiuse utility sheds. phone
639-1768 evenings or view at
396) Dobbie. (p10-6)

GENERAL
CARPENTRY
NO JOB TO BIG
OR SMALL
ADDITIONS, SIDING
RENOVATIONS
CEMENT WORK,

PAIN. TING

Phone after 6:
695-4094

Looking for a good used
camper? Come in and see
this 1975 11° Semi-
selicontained Fun Time
camper. It has a ‘arge
refridgerator, furnace, 4
burner steve with oven, and
jacks. Sleeps eight. Come
Into Camperland and see this
unit, 5412 Awy. 16 W,
Terrace. Deafer Licence
Number DOO611A. (5-5)

PRINCE RUPERT
Telephone answering ser-
vice Ref. available from
estab. firms. Business hrs.
Mon.-Fri., 8:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Call The Switchboard, 624-
6120 (p5-6)

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74 Ford Camper Special

Pickup with 11° O.K. Carm- -

per. Like new, tape decks,
radios, queen size bed, all
other usual appliances.
$8,500 phone 635-2826 after 6
pm, (ch-4}  *

Syear old registered Quarter
Horse gelding. Western
andEngilsh shown Terrace
and Prince Rupert. Ideal for
children or adults. Asking
$1,000 phone 635-2626 after 6
p.m, (¢§-5)

TERRACE HONDA SALES

| 4042 Hwy. 16 West
i 635-6571 oF 635-4325

Dealer Licence Number 02066A

Test drivea Honda today. _

Terrace, B.C, V6G 1L8

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The Northern
Gardener

by Dave Havard ;

“POPEYE” FOOD

Remember, It takes 4 ar 5 times as much heat to raise the
ternperature of a gram of water, by 1 degree, as it does ta
warm the same amount of soil by 1 degree. To make a lang
story short, that is why the often times wet solls of spring are
cold and hostile to seeds that are prematurely put-into them.
Nor isit possibie to prepare a good seedbed on them because
working ground under such conditions results In a very
lumpy surface, which prevents the seed from becoming

properly surrounded by soll.

Many soils, at this time of year, will still be in this un-
desirable wet, cold condition. On the other hand, light sandy
soils, or others that have good drainage by virtue of a sloping
site, are ready to work now. The soll temperature on such
ground will already be up in the vicinity of 4 to 6 C, or even
higher. On April 22, a patch of my lighter soll checked out at

éC.

A soil temperature in that range is pretty cool for most
seeds, but there are some that will fake to it kindly, Spinach
is a natural, because it actually likes a cool soll situation.
Furthermore H's a short-light-periad plant. That means, If
seeding is delayed too long, the plants will be approaching
maturity when our daylight hours are lengthening, and that
can trigger premature seed production jusi abavt the time
when it should be ready for the pot. That’s why seeds of this
plant should go in now, or at least as saon as your ground Is
workable. Don’t forget 100, spinach won’t.be bothered by
frost that is almest certain to chill It, between now and mid-

Ma:

4 number of good varieties are available, but | particularly

like Congstanding Bloomsdale, which most seed suppliers
seem to have. Another good onels Early Hybrid No, 30, but |
believe you'll anly find it ln Vesey’s seed catalague, care of
Vesey's Seeds Ltd., York,. Prince Edward Island, But, no
matter what your favorite variety, if yu can get It in the
ground now, you could be eating “Popeye food towards the

andof May.

Compliments of:

UPLAND NURSERY

Kalum Lake Drive
635-2603

Goats, 2 milk, 5 meat, price
$210 for all must sell well
cared for see Halls 3 miles
west Kitwanga on Nor-
thshore Rd.
(p5-3)

No Saturday.

HELP WANTED: Sales
Manger for Community

newspaper. Fully ex-
perienced person with
proven track record, Op-

portunity to buy into one of
Canada’s fastest growing
newspapers in attractive,
progressive community in
the Lower Mainland. Good
starting salary with sub-
stantial commission.
Permanent position, opan ta
aman or a woman, [5 to start
June ith. Write Box 116,
care of 808, 207 West Hastints
St. Vancouver, B.C. VéB
1H?. (ctf)

PERSONAL: Discerning
Adults. Shop discreetly by
matt. Send $1.00 for our
latest fully illustrated
catelogue of marital aids for
both ladies and gentlemen.
Direct Action Marketing inc.
Dept. U.K., P.O, Box 3248,
Vancouver, B.C. V6éB 3X9.
(ctf)

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EDMONTON (CP) —
TheAlberta branch of the
Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society set
a fund-raising record in
1977, when contributions
exceeded $200,000 for the
first time in the group’s
23-year history.

Briefly in
the News

RODNEY, Ont. (CP) —
Seven years ago, Leo
Larin was bankrupt, Now
he is president ‘of two
companies and is known
as the king of pinmakers.

A jeweller by trade,
Larin set up the pin-
making venture in the
basement of his Toronto
home in 1969. Assisted by
his wife Lillian and her
mother, Martha Duffie,
Larin made emblematic
pins from equipment he
manufactured himself,
They moved to this
communty 50 kilometres
west of St. Thomas in
March, 1970.

Since then, Em-
blematic Jeweller

. Products of Canada Ltd.

has expanded to 25 em-
ployees from six and now

as a second plant in
Novi, Mich. Sales of pins,
which cost between 25
cents and $17, have risen
from $20,000 three years
ago to $300,000. _

Vice-president . Jim
White says the com-
pany’s biggest customer
is Lions International,
whose members order
pins with the logos of
their clubs and trade

HALIFAX (CP) —
Private radio is not what
is used to be at the
beginning— pelling bees,
quiz and -talent shows,
says breadcastin:
pioneer Col. William 0.
Borrett. Nowadays, all
you hear is records,

Borrett, with Bill
Johnfon of Northern
Electric Co., started
Halifax radio station
CHNS in 1926, and was
managing director until
1951. It was the first
broadcasting station in
Nova Scotia.

He recalled in an in-
terview that 50 years ago

radio used local talent |

‘and performers, though

unpaid, vied with one
another for the privilege
of appearing before the

mike. Announcers wore

formal dress.

One of his great
moments ‘occurred on
Christmas Day, 1932,
when he was chosen to
SI on: behalf of

nada at King George
v’s first British Empire
broadcast.

“The broadcast started
with the BBC in London,
then me ... Australia,
New Zealand and

King George ended it.”

Borrett had a radio
series, Under. the Old
Town Clock, broadcast

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