THE HERALD, Wednesday, January 5, 1977, PAGE Ag

758. Mobile Homes i 68. Legal - <= 7 A | . B | _ | . SN aa atest too rices new unit Is situated at space LEASE BY TENDER .. e e e ae

no: 2, Terrace Traller Court on Graham Ave. Priced at $17,900 Including all taxes. This unit fs

‘terms. Chinook Trailer Sales Ltd. 4406 Hwy. 16 W. R.R. 2, Terrace 635-2033

a good buy, Come in and talk }

Notice Is hereby given that

Sealed Tenders willbe received forthe fourtheonsecutive Competition from im- willprobablyaverage above principally responsible for B.C. markets was the major prices in the Quebec market

| pi2847 (ctf)

TREMENDOUS VALUE in this 24x56 ft. doubtewide moblie home featuring a very fpractical floor plan with utlilty room and four bedrooms with a bath and a, half. This hame ts an easy to Mpurchase Item with low down payment and financing available to approved credit. Come in and talk terms, CHINOOK

Trailer Sales Ltd.

9506 Hwy. 16 W. R.R. 2 - Terrace, B.C. 635-2033

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D12.647

1969 Glendale. Trailer for Sale

Must be seen to © ~ be appreciated.

by the undersigned at Room 210 month, the Anti-Inflation ported United States 1976 levels, but below those Fiese’ short term price fa ; : ee cto: . t wereprinci responsible Harbour Towers: 345 Quebec Board's food index con- svoducthas been adecisive which prevailed in 1975. movements. However, both price - behind a Ta aairys for these eric ieereases, Tur later then 4.30, p.m., |ues to show that con- factor for both pork and Seasonal fluctuations in fresh fruit and vegetable products during the last four Cereal and bakery product . Wt eaaer Janucry a7, 197 for Sumersare,on the average, chicken prices = which pricis Sf likely to be less prices are substantially weeks. Dairy product prices prices are 2.6 percent above therighttoacquireby teasehoid Paying less for their declined by 3.7 and 1.0 marked thantheyhavebeen below year-ago levels, 8.0 are 5.0 percent above year Year ago levels. for mobile home park purposes SUpermarket food pur- percent respectively during in recent years. and 6.7 percent respec- ago levels. Cheese and The 12-city averagecost of unsurveyed Crown land, . chases than they did a year’ the last four weeks. Unite Heavy marketings of hogs tively, In the case of butter prices increased the nutritious f sket Casslar District containing 6.2 2G0- AB of the week ending States production of hogs and broilers in the United vegetables, bettér crops this during the | summer for November is $43.60, up acres more or less, sitvated at November 19, the index is and boilers increased this States are'likelytocontinue year, particularly for following changes in from $43.29 in the August to . Dease Lake, B.C. 3.1 percent below its level fall depressing U.S. prices’ toholddown Canadian retail potatoes, have eased the Canadian dairy policy, October period. An increase As Indicated fenders will be during the corresponding substantially. Canadian rk and poultry prices for supply situation and which i stablishes floor inmilk prices in Quebec and

pork received up 10 4:30 .p.m., week in 1975. prices have tended to the first half of 1977, below resultedin lower prices. For prices for processed dairy other dairy products in the

Thursday, January 27, 1977, Fretail ope’ for beef, decline as less expensive those levels that prevailed fresh fruits, lower prices are products. Maritimes was partly however tenders will not be park, po , sugar, fresh | U.S. pork and chicken meat this year. For the second gssociated with ‘improved responsible for the higher opened until 2:00 p.m. Friday, fruit, fresh vegetables and has been imported. half of 1977, prospects for supplies of imported Cereal and bakery cost of the basket. Increases January 26, 1977 and tenderers fats and oils are sub- 4,02. rox other meats are retail supplies and prices oranges and bananas. product prices increased by in vegetable prices and

raisins were also con-

will depend largely on tributing factors. .

1.9 percent below month-ago ,

levels and 0.2 percent below farmer Teaction Bis current year-ago levels. Wiener Supol id rer eo re prices which had increased SUPP aor th re Pri until the fail, have declined Prospects tor the Secone ha

and 11.2 percent below year in recent months. a ne Mie

; fluenced by farm costs of ago levels respectively. Prospects for retail beef, production, particularly for Compared with four hog and poultry prices for eed, weeks earlier, the index 1977 areencouraging, onthe =‘ Fresh fruits and fresh during the survey week whole. In the case ofbeefan vegetable prices are showed a marginal increase increase in cattle prices is respectively 1.3 percent of 0.3 percent. _ expected during the first lower and 1.1 percent higher In the case of beef, in- three quarters of 1977. As a than a month ago. In both creases in slaughter cattle consequence retail prices . cases seasonal factors are rices of about $3 per ; undredweight that oc- curred during October have been. largely absorbed by

stantially below year ago levels. The most significant price declines, are those that have occurred for meats. Beef, pork and poultry prices are 15.7, 14.1

In contrast, processed fruit prices are 10.5 percent higher than year ago. Much of the California raisin crop was lost through un- favourable weather con- ditions. Limited supplies of apples for processing, following poor harvests in Eastern Canada and the "U.S., have resulted in higher

_ prices for related processed “fruit items. ;

- An increase in retail milk

prices in the Quebec and

may, if they so wish, attend In Room 210 at the Address listed above to observe the opening of tenders.

All tenders must be ac- companied by a° detailed development plan showing the size and location of all im- provements, an estimate of the anticipated expenditure and a firme schedule for completion of the development. Further in- formation regarding the area being offered and the terms and conditions of leasehold should ‘be obtained from the Land Commissioner (Government

_ Agent}, Prince Rupert, B.C. or from the Land Management Branch, Minisiry of the En-

1.3 percent during the last month. Increases in bread

BILL’S WINDOW CLEANER & JANITORIAL SERVICES

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635-6772

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Our message service keeps

porch 15’xé’. Finished on the

inside with two extra rooms.'

Sold together or separately. Phone

635-4094.

After 6. y (ctf)

2 bedroom mobile home with joey shack and storage shed. On large, fenced, landscaped lot on: paved road. Asking $14,000. Phone 635-5714. (p-5)

Curriculum”, a booklet outlining the recommended skills and knowledge that every student in British Columbia’s public schools - will be expected to learn,

educational goals in 13 areas including -

of learning

forms and tax forms. In theirsenior secondary years (16 to 19) students should develop specialized writing vocabularies in various

‘ subjects and be able to use

numbers system, the booklet asserts that students

listening and speaking to acquire a basic knowledge of science related to everyday life; to understand the responsibilities and rights o society; to understand our

knowledge required for healthful living.

the individual in-

statement made last month

‘that. the school program

should fall into three categories: that which must be learned, ‘should be learned and that

knowledge generally ac- cepted as fundamental for

all children.” Copies of the booklet “What Should Our Children

, _Be Learning”, can be ob-. that which. tained from the Ministry of

Education, in Victoria.

CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD

Phone: 542-2366

Vernon, B.C. VIT 6N6 {c-2)

vironment, Room 112, Harbour Supermarkets. The rey ; f d wg Towers, 345 Quebec Street beefindex increase . - Will Fur Excellent Condition. | (oswego Street ramp en- 0.2 percent during the last’ you Informee ic | | ill Furnish LC trance), Victoria, B.C. VaV 1X5. four weeks, and continues R24 HOUR SERVICE Highways accidents Howe your own new, cazy private studio apartment, also 1 Phone 635-3202 W.R. REDEL -" well below year ago levels. |: PHONE 638-8195 [are one of the chief causes eKira om Sec ty ene aeariaea hallways.” drapes: Assistant Deputy Minister Lower cow prices have also TERRACE ANSWERING BUREAU © : pete of death and injury in Cana- parkir r Croce aoe Oat in | allways, cover or 635-2368 F of the Environment helped keep retail prices for 4603-D Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G1V5 ° 8-8197 da. Many of these accidents ™.* nming po . . Lands: (¢-1,3) less expensive beef items at - ; : * nide Phone ' fs low levels. . could have been avoided by ; ana - -- FOR SALE : ° ‘ oO _ ae that little “ounce of preven- 636-4321, or 6398-1032 ‘ ., ° tion” - the use ofa seatbelt. nt euutulcentin, 7 Goals of the core curriculum: : Glendale Mobile Home 12'x54’ ‘ * : o-< Kal Tire Ltd. "and Joey Shack 12’x20’ with ; - ara - _ : aeech tétxé’. Finished on 4 “Goals of the Core documents such as business Dr. McGee repeated a or basic to the education of | Kal Tire Ltd. requires a truck or tractor unit

with operator, to run between Prince George, Smithers and Terrace delivering and picking up tires on a once a week basis. This run would supplement an existing job and would provide approximately two days work a week. For

has now been printed andis such writing tools as a cultural and . physical which may be learned. The ; further details please contact: , , : 4 y eos _ being distributed, thesaurus and dictionary heritage; to develop material which must be Advertising A.F, Stroh, “Education Minister Pat completely. . research and study skills, learned is the core eee General Manager McGeer announced In the field of arithmetic, skills of inquiry, skills in curriculdm, ° ; Kal Tire Ltd recently. ; under the goal of un- analysis and problem — The booklet: keeps people PO. B 1240 The booklet describes derstanding and use of the solving and skills and defines it.as ‘‘the skills and working, “U, Box

language, mathematics and: science, and for each goal. gives the specific objectives

in the primary years should be able to read, write and understand numerals to 999,

For Rent: 2 bedroom furnished mobile home. Apply B-1, 1590 Queensway. (p-2}

= that are to pe met by add and subtract ie end > ; 1974 12x60 Bendix 2 bedroom. students in the primary, - three-digit numerals and do . : | T i mobile home: Fridge, stove, intermediate and shcondary** ample’ multiplication and , on " ‘December 29, 1976 ncome ax washer & dryer. In Terrace school years, division. In the intermediate . ; 2 Trailer Court. Moving, must “The new booklet is not years students should be Time sell, 635-5292 or 635-5448, (p-1) the core curriculum,” the doing calculations involving SERIES. J SERIES Fic ket NUMBER OF WIN FOR SALE minister stressed, ‘but an more than one operation, LETTER NO NUMBER WINKENG TICKETS OR RENT outline of the goals we ex- and using ‘fractions, and — c fo 394 9 6 1.3 1 $100,000.00 so 68 b pect to attain. The actual percentages. During Junior : mobile ema ully” FUr- corecurriculum will contain and senior secondary years ore . o 3g4 9 6 1 3 3 $50,000.00 N eed Our H elp ? nished. Incl. drapes, separate] courses of study, recom- they should be able to do MLL m, W4 9 6-1 3 14 $1,000.00 . utility room w-washer, dryer | mended text books and progr essively more difficult . ones aan chan and sink. Carpet in fiving teaching guides needed to work with square roots and ALL ALE 9 6 1-3 144 - $100.00 : ’ a room and mst. bedroom.| meet those goals.” algebraic techniques, figure a ALL au. 61 3 1458 $25.00 Information Free Fridge and stove. Set up and In an intraduction to the simple interest on pur- . skirted inlocal park. Call 638-| booklet. Dr. McGeer said chases and apply compound @ ALL 0443 7 2 3 #265. 4 $20,000.00 : . 1235 after Sp.m. (ctf) that before the core interest tables. ALL. ow 4137 2°93 «2 14 $1,000.00 for Appointment ° curriculum is put into use Another core curriculum — oie 1 — eo For Sale: lot & trailer. Trailer Is next September parents, goal in the oe a a 7 23 2 144 $100.00 Call Day or Evening 2v2 years gid and in like new trustees, and teachers mathematies is to learn the ~ ALL ALL . condition. This tralleris3bdrm. should study the goals as Measurement of space and a 1458 $25.00 638-1761 or 635-2105 12x62 witha finished porch. Lot proposed by the Ministry of shape. . a. fo 14; 0 7 6 4 $10,000.00 is partlally cleared and has Education. To this end “Assuming there is broad = ani FAT Oo 7 6 OO T3 $7,000.00 great possibilities. 100 ft, from every district superin- consensus that these are the gE _—— i school an dead-end raed. Good tendent of schools has been appropriate’ skills and ; ALL ark 0 7 6 0 144 $100.00 neighbours, 635-3286. (p-5 asked to develop in his own knowledge that every chi _ av sal . : . district a process for public must jearn in the various i) $25.00 Bookkeeping & Accounting FOR SALE discussion of the goals. grades, they will become “VE A . : January 12, 1977

‘To ensure that the core curriculum § reflects what must be learned, a broad consensus is required, "’ Dr. McGeer said. ‘In the fields of English language and mathematics I expect that

part of the core curriculum in September,” the minister said, ‘further, in grades 4, 8 and 11, the ministry will conduct assessment tests to see that school districts are doing their jobs.”

COMPARE & SAVE 4419 Legion Ave. . Terrace, B.C.

OR RENT

1971 12x68" three bdrm. mobile home. Fully furnished. Inc!. drapes, separate utility room w-

PAST WINNING NUMBERS:

December 1st; A-04-82274; 03-43254; 04-60266 December 15th: C-02-55259; 01-67918; 02-91258

washer, dryer & sink. there will be full agreement, The new booklet sets down ; - “Ne arsi($ ay cla E Carpet in living rm, & nother areas there may not similarly graduated 0b- ae by presanting the e a adia me bdrm. Fridge g || be full agreement. If public _jectives for the remainder of ee ae Comme ee ee ala Pres. - Mary Stevens

discussion brings this out revision of some of the goals may be necessary,” Learning assessment programs based on the goals are being developed. The : learning assessment | programs are being designed to ensure that when the core curriculum . material is defined it will in fact be taught. Results will be used to prepare new curriculum guides and to develop changes in the teacher education program. Dr. McGeer said that of the 13 essential goals, four are in the field of language -— to develop the skills of

the 13 goals, which are to develop the skills of reading,

CAREER OPPORTUNITY wn

stove. Setup and skirted

‘fin local park, Call 638-1235 after 5 p.m.

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66. Rec, Vehicles

1968 Travelaire 16’ tratler, Fully equipped with equalizer hitch, Phone 635-6531 days and leave

‘name and number. (ctf)

67. Showmobiles

For Sale: 1974. Merc Snowmobile. Only 300 miles, Excellent condition. Phone 635." 3253 nights, 635-6245 Days. Ask

for _ Linda. {p-2) jistening, speaking, reading — . and writing ting ag an This progressive John Deere Industrial Dealership 635 =2249 | Snitzel H * example ne sal that the requires a ao . specific objective in. the nize ouse primary years (ages five to Salesman break-in nine) is the learning of basic in Snithers ‘

skills such as spelling and construction of simple: sentences. In their in- - termediate years (nine to: 13) students should be able to express their thoughts in

tobe responsibte for all aspects of

The Old Snitzel House at heavy duty equipment aales and fleld Hlalson.

Kalum Motel on Highway 16 West. was broken into ‘December 31 and $200 in

The Ideal candidate will possess a good education, be neat in_ Poo ' oe appearance, and be able to communicate well with the public, your cusfomers would

cash was stolen. Entry wa8 well-organized and logical Former heavy equipment experience {sales or mechanical) Is a _ gained through an insecure paragraphs. In their junior decided asset. 7 rather talk fo a person than a BEEP cor, The restaurant was secondary years (13 to 16) Reply in writing or in person to: .

- also broken into January 2 and $150 in cash was stolen, Entry was gained through an unlocked window.

students should be able to write multi-paragraph compositions, letters and reports. and complete-

! Madigan Equipment Ltd. Box 3010, Smithers, B.C. Phone 647-3236