ar

’

'

‘

56, BUSINESS
- OPPORTUNETY.

Wanted responsible
caretaker with mobile home \
to operate a mobile home
park in Terrace area. Free
space rent & commission.
Contact F.L. Janauer.
6233. evenings atter 7. (¢10-8)

‘61,

For Sale
1969 Dodge Van, slant 6,
partly camperized, good
running cond. Best offer.
Mary 635-7144, 638-1470. (p5-
3) ;

73 Mazda 608, 34,000 miles.
Phone 638-1559 or 635-2047.

(p3-1)

For Sale 1975 Honda Civic:
Hatchback. Low mileage.
Exealtent condition. Phone
after 6, 635-5548. {p5-2)

3967 Ambassador 2 dr. H.T.
V8 Auto T PS. Good running

__ order. Priced for quick sale -.

635-2009 afer 5:30 pin. (c3-2)

74 Flat station wagon,
radials, winter fires, no rust,
very clean, good gas
mileage. Best offer over
$1,750. Phone 632-1418. To
view 4826 Walsh. (p3-2)

Dodge tandem: dump truck.

~ new 413 motor, 1000 x 20

rubber work avallable, 847-
2752, Nouch Welding,
Smithers. (p5-4)

1973 Ford ¥ ton. Explorer, 2
gas tanks, wired for camper,
1970 Ford a tan, 302 engine,
economical transportation.
1965 Chev, 48 pass. school
bus, Suitable for camper.
Good condition, 1967 Chev 4
dr HT 350 Eng. Auto trans.
Phone 635-7824. (c5-4)

1975 Ford F-250 Crew cab.
390 ¢.1., automatic, PS, PB,
new tires & brakes. 30,000
miles with no’ commercial
use. Quick sale for best offer.
4827 Graham Ave. alter 5
pro. 635-2884 (c5-4)

‘Truck for Sale. 1975-
SuperCab low mileage good
mechanical condition. Phone
632-6554. (¢5-2) :

Volkswagon Beetle and
custom made parts for sale.
Asking $700. Phone 635-3050
ask for Frank. (p3-20)

GSet ‘up and fully skirted In

56° Safeway doublewidel

ons.
Pian

garden shed and fencing. 3
BEDROOMS, ‘4 FULL
BATH, AND FIREPLACE. j.

ceadar. View at No..31-4619 1
eensway Orlve - (Tim-
berland Trailer Park).
24,000 Phone 635-9429.
(cit) .

- Complete with 6,000 BTU alr

For Sale: 12x68 ATCO
Velmont 3 bedroom mobile
home. Set up and skirted In
fraller court in town. Will
sell furnished or wun-
furnished. Phone 635-9045
even, {(p10-Jul}

For Sale 12%48’ 3 bedroom
trailer (Safeway). Fur:
nished or unfurnished. 8012
HEATED JOEY SHACK.

cond. Close to schools 635-
9323. (p10-7) oe

FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY -
12. x 68 trailer with 12°40. -
joey shack all skirted on lot,
Also 19° x 32' wark shop. ©
$18,000 or best offer. Phone 5-. .
2019 or 5-267F (p10-2) -

Phone collect 591-5105]
(otf.

1988 - 10x52 fwo bedroom
Safeway fully set up and
skirted. Complete with 8x24
.doey shack. Located'at nr 4
1753 Kenworth. Phone é38-
1628 (pImonth - aud)

“TENDERS

Tenders.called for 63 Sulte:
Apartmerit Block, Dawson

Creek, B.C. .
tnvitation to sub-contractors
and suppliers for structural
steel, excavation, piling,
concrete placina, waler -
Damp proofing, reinforcing,
misc. metals, ‘rough car-

pentry, finish carpentry, .
roofing - flashing, elevator. -

dry wall, painting. ceramic,
insulation, sheet metal
venting, electrical, drapery.
appllances, window

*

or sala by original ww: aluminum, entrances -
r sale by original owner - aluminum, lumber supoly,
f Datsun 1200, Fastback. —_goors. and raraeeg tthe %
bh excellent: tberd Her’-phoier ete prayer

635-2439. (p5-20)

72 Grand Torino radial tires.
Phone 635-5690. (¢5-20)

350 Mercedes Benz. 4 door
sedan. Atl reasonable offers
considered. Phone 635-6126
Sitar 6, 635-3575 (¢9-1)

1974 international V2 ton 4

,- radio, canopy, new
tires, 37,000 miles, can view
at 5116 Graham Ave., or call
636-3564 or 635-6166 (Imth

58. MOBILE
“HOMES

Repossessions
We have a limited number
of 12’, 4 and 24' wide in
excellent condition
No Down Payment

Purchase includes
delivery, set-up and fur-
nijure. (on approved
credit)
if you qualify we will fly
you In at our expense,
Hurry! - These won't last!
Call our credit manager
collact at 437-4311
Tor-Star’
Mobile Homes
5226 Kingsway
Burnaby, B.C.
VSH 2E9

I

Must Sil - 12x46 2 bedroom
mobila home on a fully,
serviced, clear titte lot on
Simpson Rd, Thornhitl.
Open to offers, G. Warnen,
Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C.,
635-7117 (ctf)

(10.3)

1970 12x54 2 bedroom imobile
home. Set-up in Nass Camp.
can be moved. Asking $5,000
firm. Phone 633-2146. {cl0-

56’ Safeway douvblewide.
Includes all major ap
pllances, large garden sh
and fencing. 3 bedrooms,
full. bath, and fireplace. Set
up ‘and fully skirted in
cedar. View at No. 31-4619
Queensway Drive {Tlm-
berland Trailer Park)
Phone 635-9429. (cif)

Rent or Purchase 1972 12x68.
Paramont house tratier with
fireplace near stores and
schools, on private lot. Rent
$255, per month with option
ta buy or purchase $9,500
open to offers. Will carry
sécond morgage if nec.
Phone 112-762-4612, Write

"joa Rorke, Gen Det, Win-

fleld, 8.C. (ctf

va

C.M. Profects Ltd,
or 4 - 265 - 25th St.
West Vancouver, B.C.

14 X40 8q. ft. Includes all 4

‘are SuBieble” om:

Maatry of
‘Bacon conmbie — Forents

Sealed: tenders for the
following stand tending

-eontract(s) will be recelved

-by the: District . Forester, -
‘Mlnistry of Farests, Prince
“Rupert, B.C., on the dates -
shown below.

1 Contract $T 1031-10-4 JS

Located Kitsumkatum Ski .
Hill Ranger District Terrace
‘Number .of Hectares. 8.12. .
‘Viewing Date 10 August 1978,
leaving Ranger Station at
9:00 a.m. ‘

* Note: Viewing of the stand
tending site. prier to sub-
mitting. a fender for - this
contract. is mandatory.
Deadline’ for receipt of
fenders Is 3:30 p.m. 21 Aug.
1978.

2. Contract ST.1031-10-5 JS.
Located Kitsumkalum Ski
Hill, Ranger District
Terrace. -Number. of hec-
tares 4.77, Viewing date 10
August:1978, leaving Ranger
Statlon at 9:00 a.m. - .

Note: Viewing of the stand
tending site prior to sub-
mitting a fender for this

MOBILEHOMES | | contract is mandatory.

«fs Deadline for -Recelpt of

|New mobile homes from} fenders ts 3:30 p.m. 21 Aug.
as low as $100.00 down. | '978. .

OAC Da. Contract ST

Pe —-“H091-7-10 JS; Located”

wades ant ettvered, -Herman:. Creek. Ranger

District Terrace. Number of
hectares 9.75. Viewing date
11 August 1976, ‘leaving
Ranger Station at 9:00 a.m.
- Note: Viewing of the stand
tending: site. prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract is mandatory.
Deadline. for recelpt of
tenders Is 3:20 p.m. 217 Aug.
“1978; ; .

.chitectural

SEWAGE TREATMENT
BASINS |

SEALED TENDERS for the
projects listed below, ad-
dressed to the Director
Engineering - and = Ar-
Services,
Department of Indian and
Northern Affairs, P.O. Box
10061, Paciflc Centre, 700
West Georgia Street, Van-
couver, B.C. V7¥ 1Ct, and
endorsed with the project
name will be received until
jhe specified closing time
and date. .

Tender Documents can be
obtained from the above
noted Department of Indian
Affairs, Vancouver Office
(15th Floor, Pacific Centre)
or at

North West District

3219 Eby Street.

Terrace, B.C. VEG 4R3

on payment of applicable
deposit,

Tender Documents may also
be viewed at construction
associations In the following
locations: Vancouver,
Burnaby, Terrace, Prince
George, Prince Rupert and

- Smithers.

PROJECT
The works in this contract
comprise the construction of
3 jreatment basins totaling
some 47000 m3 capacity:
about 368 maters of 200 mm
gravity sewer; 107 m af 200
mm outfall; diffuser;
manholes; and all ap-
purienant works more
particularly described in the
contract decuments.

.The works are located at.

New Aiyansh Indian Village

‘| situated approximately 106

4. Contract ST 1031-7-11 JS.
Located Herman Creek.
Ranger District Terrace.
Number of hectares 7.9.
Viewing date 11 August 1978, .
leaving. Ranger Station at-
20am... 7
. Mote: Viewing of the stand
tending. site prior to sub-
mitting a tender for this
contract is mandatory.
Deadline for receipt. of
tenders ‘Is 3:30 p.m. 21 Aug.
78 :

Tenders must be sub-
mitted on the form and In the
envelopes .suppiled which,
with: particulars, may be
obtained from the Forest
Ranger (s) Indicated or from —
‘dhe | District = Forester,:4
Minlgiry.of. Forests..Princé -
Rupert, BC. |

The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be ac-

ViV 4H9 wire
Telephone yousnsag — Cepted._tc5-0)

: OND: AROUND +-HKLF
Killick, Metz, Bowen, Rose Es sone Tiss}SSIPrI'S

Nr, 201 - 1209 - 103 Ave.,

Dawson Creek, B.C.
. Telephone 762-2046

enders close 4 p.m. Aug. 9,
1978. at the office of C.M.
Projects Ltd. (c3-20,2,5)

Pretace ot
Giritich Cohmudile:

TIMBER SALE LICENCE.
0°

There will be offered for
sale at public auction by the

District Forester at Prince -

Rupert, B.C¢., at 11:00 a.m,
on Friday, September .1,.
1978, the Licence A-8510, to
cut 655,100 cublc feet of
Balsam, Spruce, and irees of
other species located at the
_ junction of Skowl! Creek and
Bell Irving River Casslar.
Two (2) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber. ‘The successful

tenderer will not be con- .

sidered as an established.
licensee for the purpese of.
applying for further timber
within the Bell-irving Public
Sustained-yleld Unit, 7
Provided anyone who Is
unable to attend the auction
In person may submit 4
sealed tender, to be opened
at the hour of suction and
- treated as one bid.
Particulars may be obtained
from the District Forester,
Market Place, Prince
Rupert, B.C. Val 189 or the
Forest Ranger, P.O. Box 67,
Stewart, B.C. VOT IWO. (cd.
20,5, 10,15)

MIAMI, Fla. (AP)
Government officials selzed
305 pounds of Quaalude
tablets Saturday aboard a
plane .which crashlanded
after almost colliding with a
U.S, Customs chase plane,

Aeronautica. Administration

informed customs and the -

Drug Enforcement Ad-
ministration of an un-
identified aircraft south of
Homestead.

a .
|

1600 .PECPLE HAP A PER CAPITA
ANDUAL INEOME UNPER, §1,000 UNTIL
INTERNATIONAL “TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH'S AUTOMOTIVE PROPUTS

-pNiSlen OPENED A PLART THERE.
TODAY, “THE (TT PLANT EMPLOYS
OVER 180 PEOPLE WITH AN -

VAL FAIROLL OF
raat miion!

Many MDute SERS
PROMOTED
oer HE PAST NINE YEARS!

BS THAT wee ONCE
CONSIPEREDP UNSUITABLE FOR
SIGHTLESS WORKERS ARE NO
LONGER OUT OF REACH THANKS
JU A UNIQUE PROGEAM INITIATED
BY ITT AT ITS TELE COMMUNICATIONS

CONCEPT WAS STARTEP BY THE
NATIONAL INDUSTRIES FOR THE

BLINP, WHICH WANTED Tb SHOW
INDUSTRY THAT THE BLING ARE

GAPABLE oF INDUSTRIAL WORK

TWELWWE BLIND ITT WORKERS

NOW WORK SHOULDER To SHOULDER
WITH 1,900 SIGHTE? WORKERS ON

ASSEMBLY, AND RECEWE NO

SPECIAL “TREATMENT.
kilometres south of Miami,
-the spokesman said. |

When the pilot of the

unidentified aircraft saw the
_ customs plane, he took off,
forcing. the chase plane off

. the runway.. It was not
officials sald. ,
damaged. .

ne Seco bet gaint Authorities found the

Saturday when the Federal suspect plane in a field about

one kilometre from the
airport, extensively
damaged. The drugs—
valued at $1 mililon~were
found in four sulteases
aboard the craft. Police are

searching for the pilot.
an vatebed an fe plane was Quaalude is a prescription °
twin-engine craft to a lan. ‘asquilizer which has
ding at the Homestead gpined popnlarity aa a street

General Aviation Airport, 32

a

a 66. RECREATIONAL

kilometers north of Terrace.
Closing Date: 2:00 P.M.
(PDT) August 22, 1978
Deposit: $50.00

INSTRUCTIONS

Deposit for Plans and
. Spacifications must be made

Inthe form of a CERTIFIED
BANK CHEQUE to the order
of the Receiver General of
Canada and will be released
on return of the documents

’ prepaid and in good con-

dition within one month of
tender opening date. :
To be considered, each
tender must be submitted on
the forms provided by the
Depariment according to the

conditions, wet forth therein.
‘adcompaniled By: *

and minste Hed By
the security specified on the
tender documents. .
The lowest or any tender wili
not necessarily be accepted.
W.G. Robinson, P. Eng.,
Regional Manager,

Engineering & Ar-
chitectural Services,
Department of Indian
Affairs and Northern
Development,

B.C. Region
(¢1-20) ;

VEHICLES

For Sale, 15’ travel trailer,
excellent condition. $1200.
Very firm, phone 632.2607

a

1969 Travel Trailer 18’ sleeps
6. Fridge, stove, $2500 OBO.
Phone 625-5339, {ctf}

Camper 1975 Edson 8°
Camper, C-W 15,000 BTU
furnace. Phone 639-1121 (stf)

2) River boat and jrailer.
Can vew at 51146 Graham
Ave. or call 635-3564 or 35-
6166 (j110-au10)

WW Security camper, self
contained (hot & cold water)
shower, sleeps 6 excellent
Condition. $4500. 635-6997 (c5-

SERVICES

Does your bullding need
exterlor painting? . Cali 635-
4906 Kermode Friendship
Centre. LEave name and

—|PLANT iN CORINTH, MISS: THE — phone'number for Terry.

Free Estimate. (stf)

Earn

extra
money,
become
a paper

boy.

HERMAN

. fF

3978 Universal Freie Syriccle:

“Keep those press and t.v. people out of hore ‘ti

, we've had a chance to

with him.”

MOOSE JAW (CP) — The
lead driver in Queen
Elizabeth's motorcade
smashed into a telephone
pole and died Sunday as the
motorcade entered the Ca-
nadian Forces Base here.

Military WO © Norman
Danny O'Donnell, 48,
collapsed at the wheel of his
car, after apparently sut-
ering a heart attack. His
vehicle, just two cars abead

the Queen's open
limousine, slammed into a

mee) Y

J
i

explain what's wrong .

pole. ‘

The | Queen's press
secretary said the Queen
“couldn't fail to be aware of

it’ because she drove right -

t it,
ace sure she would be up-
eet.” .

Edward were to catch a

military flight to Saskatoon,

Poe.

("E Fun BuG oy tes ‘\
HOW QUICKLY GAN YOU FIND SEVEN
DIFFERENGES IN THE SEQOND PRTURE F

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Td “WUld 2 “TUNE Tes ‘Lee BAe
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THE HERALD, Monday, July 31, 1978, PAGE §

Cressword By Eugene Sheffer

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14 Town in painter devices? symbol

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15 Hebrew 53 God of snakes 24 Little child |

measure flocks 6 Desert in 21GI's address
16 Necrology S4Oftheear Asia . 29 Self
17 English ~ 55 Arablan 7 Ariddle 30 A fuel

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19 Animal skin 58 To ogle 9 Priest of commune
19 Russian 57 Tidy Lhesa 35 Printer’a
plane: . 58 Bristle 18 A cheese measure
28 Docile Average solution time: 26 min. 36 Staid
21 Affirmative

vote
23 Miss West
25 Stable arcas
28 Assert
32 Indian AMIE
33 Minced oath fi
3% Explates Ric
37 Rest. E|Al
39 Uncle ee

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40 Anglo- SENSE

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mission left here for Van-
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poss exploration
in the Beaufort Sea with a
Canadian firm.

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ADDICTED TO CURT RUDENESS. .
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The Cryptequip is a simple substitution cipher in which each
letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals 0, it
will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words,
can give you clues to locating
vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial and error.

© 1978 King Festuren Syndicate, Ine.

NM HEB X

et ad ena
Hee SF meus meot icles pperanie,
The group led by
Hiromichi Eguchi, executive

director of the Japan
National Oil Corporation, is
making an 18-day visit at the
invitation of Dome Petro-
eum Ltd,

vicroras Discover British Columbia.

EMPRESS

by Bice MacKenzie

The Empress Hotel is full of
life.

The big, ivy-covered, . stone
building, overlooking Victoria's
Inner Hasbor, is 70 years ald this
year, but it is still going strong.

- Ithas stayed lively by changing

with the times. And it has stayed
unique by holding onto its tradi-
tions within its 75-centimetre-
thick walls.

The most enduring is tea at they

Empress. .

Every day, since it opened in
1908. tea and crumpets have been
served in the afternoon in the
hotel lobby.

Here you can relax in the big,
comfortable chairs facing the
windows and watch the activity
on the causeway and the Inne
Harbor while you sip your tea

'
4

—
ene
alr

ASH
wh gah pet

s # 7

savor crumpels dripping with Iie

butter and listen to the gentlel
tinkle of silver spoons on fineg
china saucers.

Then you can think back tof

when this lobby. was filled with
grizzled, old, British army of-
ficers and proper British matrons.

And you will not be alone.
Thousands take in this daily
titual, tucking away 83.000
crumpets a year .

The Empress's moat unique
and exciting tradition is the five-
day Yuletide celebration, when
you are awakened every morming

Crystal Bailroom when he was
Prince of Wales. ;

Today, yachtsmen from the
Inner Harbor savor the famous
buffet in the Empress Dining
Room, a welcome change from
galley faod: businessmen confer
over cocktails u: trv in the
Bengal Room's comtort; and

lo a boys’ choir carosting down tourists browse through the shops

the halls.

in the lobby, inspecting fine

On December 25th, the hotel china, chocolates and men’s
brings to life a 16th-century clothing.

Christmas, complete witha jester,
yule-log and boar's head.

And, more (han ever befure,

young people haunt the Empress.

You feast in royal style, heading for Tiffany's Disco or the
. enjoying mountains of special Beaver pub.
delicacies and a plum pudding — To satisfy these new lustes. the

reputed to weigh 14 kifograms.

Empress has created new tradi-

For a few hours you forget you lions, each as unique as the old,

ure in a hotel in 2Otheeneury
Victoria.

It you are not a tea-and-crum-

pets fan. the Empress has light

Famous personalities have Shacks in the lobby in the morn-
walked through the Enmpress's ings and) pastries, fresh truit
portals; Winston Churchill once [un and special coffees in the
stumped the 3.6-metre-wide cor- evenings.

Tidors, Franklin Roosevell en-

The Empress was built as the

joved the view from the broad, dost westerly of the Canadian

once whirled rdund the glittering

_ front windows, and Edward Vit] Pacitie hotel chain.

Ships fram: the mainland and,

the Orient docked at the harbor at
its wide front steps.

The well-bred, world travel-
lers, who broke their journeys at
the Empress, would never have
guessed that the massive building
was built on a swamp.

The spot where the Empress
now stands was originally the
fair Harbor’s end.

Before wi hotel was built, the

swamp was filles with mud
dredged from the harbor, and with
tock and garbage from city
Streets.
* The site was Jubbed the ''City
Dump." The smell wan uppal-
ling. To lay the foundations,
huilders had ta drive pumwood
piles 37.5 metes long into the
muek to find bedrock.

Yer the hotel louks as if it will
stand forever.

Originally it had 160) rome
inside tall. square, stone build:
ing with 4 sleep rool, But as its
popularity increased, mure rears
were udued.

_ Eventually. the hotel hud 570
rooms, all in the saine impressive

A TRAVEL FFATURE FROM. TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA

style.

The walls became over-grown
with ivy, giving the hotel an gir of
age anu dignity.

On its spacious grounds rock
gardens, and a famous rose gar-
den were developed.

Then. in 1965, it seemed as if
all the traditions would be swept
away.

The CPR said the hotel was to
be torn down. Il was uneconomi-
cal. Cries of pain were heard from
all over the continent.

Finally the hotel unveiled
Operation Teacup. a $4 million
plan to bring the Empress inks
modern times. Much work was’
done. The 570 rooms dwindled to
416 ‘The potted, pili-tree forest
in the Wohby vanished. The old
skvlivht dome was covered up. A
new diaing lounge, the Bengui
Room, was added.

The okt hotel had meved
ahead.

Toduy, a is the Ennpress's in-
sintence on traditions. beth old
and nesw, that has amide it fants
arourid (he world.