Page 6, The Herald, Friday, April 13, 1984

Friday, April 19

Pancake Breakfast for
singles and One Parent
Families April 15 Sunday.
10:00 a.m. .to 12:08 p.m.
Register, by April 13.
Adult e and Cheese
for one parent families,
Thureday, April 19.
Please register hefore the
18th. For information on
these events or miligs
Pare Rami

Assncistics aélease phéne

Bea 635-3238.
Saturday, April 14

The Regional Council
No.7 for Foster Parents is
holding a Family
Workshop on Saturday
April 14, 1984 at
Northwest Community
College. This workshop is
geared for the entire
family. The basic agenda
includes; Parent
workshops. on Fetal:

t

’ Alcohol

_ pre-schoolers.

Syndrome,
Parenting Teens and
Videos by Claudia Jewett.
‘ The teens will do
Assertiveness Training
with Kathleen Whipp
while the 612 will be
introduced to the subject
of Sexual Abuse and how
tosay NO. Babysitting is
being provided for the
. This
ter pe is open to all
oster parents from the
* Queen Charlottes
Houston. Registration fee
is $6.00, this will Include
buffet lunch and dinner
for B.C.F.F.P.A.
members - Membership

applications will be
available at: the
workshop. For more

information or to. pre-
register please call; Bev.
635-3248 or Jacquie 6435-
6727.

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Register now for

preschool story times at.’

The Terrace Public
Library. There will be
stories, puppets,
filmstrips, finger plays

" and fun for all!

Storytime for 3-5 year

colds will begin April 18.

Sessions will be held on
Wednesday mornings at
10:30 and on Thursday
afternoons at 1:30. |

. “Tales for Twos”. will

be held Fridays at 10:30
beginning April 27. Two
year olds must be
accompanied by a parent.

Please register in
advance. There is no
charge. Phone 638-3177.

saturday, May 42

Coming to - Terrace
from Ottawa, ‘Canada’s

‘renowned symphony

orchestra, the National
Arts Centre Symphony
Orchestra, on Saturday,
May 12, 1984, at & p.m. at

‘the REM Lee Theatre.

The program includes
works by Rossini, Mozart,
Schafer; and
Mendelssohn. Obtain
ndvance tickets by
writing: to the. Terrace
and District Arts Council,.

Box 35, Terrace, . V8G .

1A2: $8 for students and

senior citlzens, $10 for .

idults.

Tuesday, May 1
Canadian author Joan
Weir will be visiting
Terrace May land 2
during National Book
Festival. She will be
visiting Elementary
Schools in the Terrace
area to talk to. students

about writing and to read |

selections from her
She will also be

giving a

“Writing Mini-workshop
Tuesday, May 1 7:30 -
9:00 p.m. in the Public
Library. This workshop

Crestive:

. is open “to adults and

young.adults. People are
encouraged to- bring their’
manuscripts for Mfs;-

Welr to comment on.‘ /

Joan Weir was born ih’

Calgary, Alberta. It was
there -and in - Winnipeg
that she was educated. ©
She. began, her’ writing.
career in radio with CBC:
_ in Winnipeg: then miovéd:
into Children: a
Television. “From there
she moved into “‘short!
stories and eventually’

novels. In addition toher’

writing - she currently.

teaches." English ©
Cariboo College. in -
Kamloops.

Her visit has been.

"organized by the Terrace’
and District Teacher-"

Librarians _ Association
and funded by a Canada’
‘Council Grant. re

Saint Michael's chi “

School :(Toonto} will sing
in concert Tuesday, May
1, 1994 at the REM Lee’
Theatre 7:30 p.m. 194
boys.. Tickets are
available at Sight and
Sound, Veritas School or
phone. 635-7047. Adults’
5 0, students 4.00. ~

In Kitimat’

by KATHY LANDRY

Rollerskating starts
Friday, April 6 with
sessions at 6:30, 3:30 and
10 p.m. Music by Bob
Grey is featured so come
on out and make those
wheels ‘yoll, Public
Rollerakating will be on
Fridays, Saturdays and
Sundays - call Tamitik at
682-7161 for times. Roller.
Skating rentals

can be arranged.- There
is still room. in the
rollerskating lessons for
those whe wish some help

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.Mobiie home
ry Onan espacially large
lot’ with storage shed

_and fruit trees. Asking -

$39,900.

Spacious ‘ split-devel
home

-On McRae Crescent.
Total of 4 bedrooms
and a large rec room

80 acres {or sala

At Rosswood.
Property has house
and cabin and two

creeks. Owner asks.

$87,000,

atfer ample space and

family. Ideal focation
and’ = nelghbourhood.
Asking $88,000

privacy for a growing

Handyman wanfed

Spacious. and com-
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1550 5q. ft., 4 bedroom
home in quiet location
south of town. Very
attractive! Call us for
details. Asking $74,000

Three bedroom starter

_home, wood heated
with oll back-up,
garage and tenced
83°x120' lot located
near al! amenities.
Priced at only $37,000,
Call us for more
detalls.

‘Great far children

‘fn the horseshoe area,
‘glose to schools,‘ this
well-kept home has 3
bedrooms on the main
floor plus full
basement with extra
bedroom, bath and rec -
room. Fully fenced ©

Excellent holding .
property ne
3 light Indugirlal lots
on Kerr St. with good 3
bedroom home. Ad-
ditianal bathroom and

. bedroom In basement.

Nat. Gas heating.
Asking $79,500,

yard with fruit trees. --
alt ior the pasking bree
of $71,500. | a

No stairs to climb!
Ali the living you can
do In this 1,647 5q. ft. 4°
bedroom well maln-
tained home. Large lot
with garden area and
frult trees. Call today.
$57,000. Asking price.

“Dollar dizzy?

Love a bargain? This

darling .4 bedroom — :

alder - home | Is. con-

. venlently, located close

to schools, town, and
hospital. - Basement,
carport and large lot
make this a must to
view, Priced at

‘Horst Godlinski
6255307:

EVENING
PHONES

Laurie Forbes
435.5382

Gordon Olson
638-1945

Jim Outty
635-6608

Christing manen| :

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getty Hyde
630-8317

George Vogel
635-4411

635-6361 |
TERRACE

Christel Godlinski
635-5397 -

Susan Beaven

$50,000,

Frank Skidmore
635.569)

GACH OFFICE 13 eouyaieon ‘1¥

Kitwanga

jMust * stati Newly
‘renovated, 5°*bedroom
chome?" -! cotnpletely
jfinishéd up and down,
2 full baths, rec room,
pine features.
Reduced to $47,500
Lot 6éx135

Lots of space on a
budget

bedroom home on a
one acre lot or Grham.
Pertect for gardening,
eic. Asking $52,900,

Immaculate 2.

Large lot on Scott

Resort on
Douglas Channell

Floating
fishing resort in
Danube Bay,
foreshore fease, fully
equipped including
fuel storage. Small
boats and 40’ ‘twin
diesel cruiser. Asking
$165,000.

luxury

30 sq. ft. 4 bedroom
home on half
basement with natural
gas and wood: heat.
Good family home.
Asking $63,500. :

Light Industrial zoned

Vacant land situated
on Leglon Ave. Three
separate parcels
ranging from $15,000 to
$74,000: Try your offer
and terms, This Is an
Estate Sale.

Kalum Lake Drive
Only Smiles from town
Is 1.12 acres with
redecorated 2
bedroom home,
Asking $54,500.

Reduced to $69,500

This most attractive
home Is in show room
condition. Many ap-
pealing features are

Executive residence
‘residence with, full
‘ basement and double

“and hot | water,

‘$131,000. °

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available and group Tates 3

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NEW IN TOW?

gelling started - there are
classes for childrén 5-8
years, B-12 years: and for. .
teens and adults... Call
Riverlodge for more
information. ”

Spring programs. are
now underway - - there is
still room left in some of -
the classes - please phone
Riverlodge for more
information (682: 3161).

The Pool Kayak Course
runs April 14 & 15 at Sam
Lindsay Memorial Pool.
The cost'is $45 with your
own boat and $65 if you:
don’t have a boat.’
Register ‘now. De

Ball - Hockey: Sytarte
Wed. April 11 at 6:20 p.m.

_Anyone interested should

register now as there isa -

maximum of 6 teams'and .
we already ‘have: four. |
Alean Fan'‘Runi start

Sat. April 14 at 9 a.m.

These fun runs are for
everyone. Meet at9 a. m,
at Riverlodge, =~
Minor Soccer meets at
Riverlodge on Wed: Apfil
11 at 7:30 pm
Afternoon - Bridge
sponsored. by the Sr.
citizens is on for ‘Thur-
sday, April 12 at 2 p.m-:.

_ ‘The SPCA Flea Market

goes Saturday, April 14 at
0 am. - 1 pm. ‘at
Tamitik. Come out and
see what treasures you
can find and support the
work of the SPCA at: ‘the
same time. ,

Stampede Wrestling
comes to Kitimat on April
2%. Tickets. are now
available at Tamiltik., ~
Ringside seats are $7,
general $6, Seniors and
children under 12 are $3.

Theory Level I course
finished. up on Tuesday,
‘April 10. Congratulations -,
to those wha took ‘part

and to the instructors for

doing. auch a: super. job

and making the course 50
‘interesting. ©
Good Sport | of the.

month for April is Susan
Jay. Congratulations go
out to Susan and a thank
you from. all for. your

many contributions to our:
community, -

Funball Teams’
now register“by calling
Riverlodge. :

use: - pray for: lots, of

announcements of: taka
‘openings. . a .
Don’t forget that Minor
Sports - Baseball, Soccer
& Lacrosse are currently

_taking registrations in

“preparations for great
’ seasons. Be apart of it!

_. Just another reminder .
that: Festivals Kitimat is
gearing up for one of the

biggest. celebrations of .

July 1st our’ community
has been part of!

’ ‘Thus far, only one week -
after our’ first, meeting;

we already -have over 10°

Moat entries, 2 band and

marching entries plus
V initerest-” from: over.
‘other groups: ‘for . par-

42

‘ticipation in an event
during the July 1, 1584
day or weekend. . .
At this time we are
inviting all the groups
and individuals that
would like to participate
in some way to.contact us
-through either Mary
Anne Skill at 632-4234 or

Sherry Wallace at 632. .

5977...0r better yet, we
would like to see one of

your representatives at:

our next July 1st meeting
scheduled for Wed-
nesday, April 25th at 8
am. tyes that's the

‘Cancer genes

discovered

LOS ANGELES {AP) —

centene: causpected:)..:. of, seaya.: tetany a gad,
ausing cancer haye beso

‘found «in -20 types of
‘human tumors, evidence
that. may: help scientists
develop safer, more ef-
‘fective treatments and
leave the “Dark Ages’’ of

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nking cancer genes to
human . malignancies,”

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whose study was
published today in the
journal. Sclence. 7

“The evidence is that |

many of these oncogenes
(cancer genes) are active
freshly

stics of all living things
and direct the growth and

“development of normal -

body cells .and | tlsaues.
But scientists believe that
some genes — . named
oncogenes after “onkos,’'

the Greek word for tumor:
- — sometimes cause cells
to becom

 canceraus.,

_ Chemical activity from
15 oncogenes was found in
20 "different types of

- human tumors studied by

Slamon, an, assistant

professor of medicine, his
- colleagues at the UCLA |
‘Center |

for Health
Sciences in Los Angeles
and researchers: at the

Salk Institute In San "'
Diego.

EVENING |
PHONES.

Rod Cousins
635-3407
Stan Parker
48-4031
“Judy Jephton
. ou 1652.

|. _Gary Porter.
; _£95.4547 a

Large 1900 sq. ft.

Two
NG heat
Alt
rooms are above
average size, and the
living room and dining

garage.
fireplaces,

Va acve in foun ;

Ideal starter
lot.

a Residential tate,

Located ‘on an ‘at
tractive street:in quiet ~
location Is a cazy home
with" large rear sun-
deck -
home on. large
Asking $56,500.

* Situated in. desirable i.
; area of Terrace. Quiet |
‘paved ' ‘Streef,
. derground. © sefvicds.
. Priced from $22,000 to
$24,000, :

un"

: area have a beautiful |:
~ View over the town and

Skeena’ River. Make
an appoiniment now to
view this exceptional
residence. Asking-

offered. Full ensulte,
wood heat. Fully
finished " basement,
fireplace, double
,carpor?t and much

more.

“2 actes plus a new

“Lake- Road. Asking
*$18,000. '

Acreage Jeckpine

Flats -.

cabin on Old Lakelse

Juit listed

Four
residence, .
| and wood heater,
hétural gas heat and
hot water. Jenn Alre
range.’ Relax after a
hectle day Inthe Hot .- |
Tub. Here's real vélue
in ‘a fully finished:
home. Asking $45,900.

bedroom
flraplace .

Starter home

This cute 3. bedroom
home
/.Fenevated
” redecorated
_. foundation.to roof; new .
7; NG heat,
vacuum
garage,
: larga fénced iot. Only

has been
ard
from
central

‘system,
workshop,

morning!} in the Tamitik
Meeting’ Room,

The excitement of the
grandest” parade and.
many ‘other events has
started this year to great
success, Let’s keep up

can. -

~The fields .
are shot -qulte ready for *

sunshine and: watch for  -

“We hive new evidence. to ange

obtained .

the electricity and. i
this the greatest July! ist -
the Pacific Northwest |
ever seen! -
See yau bright ° and.
early on April 25th in the
Tamitik meeting. room!

“all
About

PEOPLE

“Crusty newapaperman Lou Grant wouldn't have

‘ stood for it.
But actor Ed Asner, who played the taleviston

suffered a badly spralned footwhenhe was —
rin pes the trunk of his carina parking Jot ina
Holl
ay een a three- year-old child in another’ car ;
released the brakes and it rolled toward him as he
was putting his laundry into the trunk. °
The portly-actor is now hobbling around on “enuf.
ches, having learned that recalcitrant reporters Maya
‘nothing on a bored three-year-old.

een Elizabeth, who has a particular fondness for
domiing sturdy shoes and walking in the country, will
pay tribute lo a Canadian fitness buff when she visits
Toronto in Jul a
Oa July 21 the Queen will officially open the Martin
‘Goodman Trall — 4 waterfront. path crea ted ‘th
memory of the latepresident of The Toronto Star. ay
The eight-kilometra trail afong ‘Toronto's. Lake: .
Ontario ‘waterfront between Bathurst and’ Lealig |
‘streets. is predicted to be a favorite among Joggers,
eyclists and walkers.
Before Goodman died in 1682 at 48, he wasa ‘fitness ;
enthusiast and intense athlete. He had a passionate
belief that clty amenities should be open. to:all’ its
citizens.
The Star has contributed the initial $00,000 of the
$380,000 estimated cost, with thecity and the province

paying the rest.

’ Ik seems not everyoiie was ghed to the e tube the
night of the Academy Awards “presentation ° ip
Hollywood. -

Swedish director Ingmar Bergman says he was. 40
immersed in a new play he’s directing in Stockhoby
‘thathe didn't hear until the next morning that his f| im
Fanny and Alexander had won four Oscars, .

“The play I'm directing is opening on May 4 and I
have hi shut. out everything else,’ Bergman BA a;

ing why he had unplugged his telephone th

ant a the awards, ~

Challenge is what life is all about, says Terry
_ Moran, 47, who has been named citizen of the year for —
* 1984 in the 8t. Lawrence community of Gananoque.
“T'm a more effective person when I'm busy,” says
Moran, a self-employed operator of a gas station ang

car wash, tha manic
re):

a tinge ee roaadigine ag ee

‘ One.of Moran's challenges ie the yéurs has been
the federal government. As a member of the
Lawrence Islands National Park advisory com.
mittee, he took on Ottawa and convinced ©
government’ not to expropriate Islands in te
_ Gananoque area for park expansion. a

This is not. just another used car, —

The automobile awarded Roberto Clemente as 1s the
most valpable player of baseball's 1971 World Series
is onsale inPuerte Rico for $12,000. But family of the
late Pittsburgh Pirates star is upset because the
Seller is using a picture of the baseball hero to flog the
1972 Dodge Charger.

Clemente's widow, Vera, said she let a family
friend have the car last year for a token payment and
apparently it was resold,

""A lot of people think I’m selling the car, but I don’t
use Clemente’s belongings for profit,” she sald.
Having kept all her husband's possessions, including
- his uniforms, she said: ‘I could be a millionaire and
set up a museum and get rich, but I want to always
keep Cle Clemente’ 's name clean, the way he always was

mse!

Clemente was killed ina ‘plane crash in 1972 while
on a mercy mission taking relief supplies to ear:
thquake victims in Nicaragua.

Despite a London newspaper editor's claim that
French film actress Brigitte Bardot has had a lifelong
love affair with cameras and the press and has rarely
tried to hide from public view, the paper has had its

- Knuckles rapped for using a long-distance Photograph

_of her topless beside her swiaming poo

Britain's press council has ruled that the London
Sun made a ‘‘grosa intrusion” into Baidot’s privacy
by publishing the photo. Papers should, in some
circumstances, stop taking and printing long-range
" pletures of unsuspecting subjects, the council added.

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