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“LOCAL ONLY:

20 words or less $2.00 per
Insertion, over 20 words §
cents per ward.

3 or more consecutive. In-
sertions $1.50 per insertion.

REFUNDS:

First insertion charged for
-whether run or not.
Absolutely no refunds after
ad has been set.

CORRECTIONS:

Must be made before 2nd
insertion.

Ailtowance can be made for
only one Incorrect ad.

BOX NUMBERS:
75 cents pick Up.

$1.25 mailed,
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:
Rates available upon
request.

NATIONAL CLASSIFIED
RATE:

24 cents per agate line.
Minimum charge $5.00 per
Insertion.

LEGAL - POLITICAL AND
TRANSIENT AD-
VERTISING:
$2.60 per column inch.

BUSINESS. PERSONALS:
$4.00 per line per month,
On 3 4 month basis. only.

DEADLINE

‘DISPLAY:
4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to
publication day.

CLASSIFIED:
1:00 p.m. day prior to
publication day.

ALL CLASSIFIED CASH
WITH ORUER ofher than
BUSINESSES WITH AN
ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT.

Service charge of $5.00 on all
N.S.F. chequas.

WEDDING
TIONS:

No charge provided news
submited within one month.
$5.00 production charge for
wedding and-or engagement
pictures. News of weddings
(write-ups) received one
month or more after event
$10.00 charge, with or
without picture. Subject to

DESCRIP.

condensation, Payable in
advance.
CLASSIFIED AN-
NOUNCEMENTS:

Births 5,50
Engagements 5.50
Marriages 5.50
Deaihs 5.50
Funerals 5.50
Cards of Thanks 5.50
Memorial Notices 5.50

PHONE 635-6357
Classifled Advertising Dept,

SUBSCRIPTION

RATES

Effective October 1,
1977 uo

Single Copy 20c
By Carrier mith3.00
By Carrier year 36.00
By Mail amth 12.00
By Mail émth 22.00
By Mail year 40,00
Senior Citizen year
20.00 ,

British Commonwealth and
United States of America 1
year 51.00.

Box 399, Terrace, B.C.
VaG 2M9

HOME DELIVERY
Terrace & District
Thornhill & District
_ Phone 635-6357

Deel

The Herald reserves the
right to classify ads under
appropriate headings and to
set rates therefore and to
determine page location.

The Herald reserves the
right to revise, edit, classify
or reject any advertisement
and to retain any answers
directed to the Herald Box
Reply Service, andto repay
the customer the sum pald
for: the advertisement and
box rental.

Box repiles on “Hold”
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within 10days of expiry of an
advertisement will be
destroyed uniess mailing
Instructions are received.
Those answering Box
Numbers are requested not
to send Originals of
documents to avold tess.

All clalms of errors in

' advertisements must be

received by the publisher

within 30 days after the first .

publication.

It Is agreed by fhe ad-
vertiser requesting space
that the Wability of the
Herald in the event of failure
to publish an advertisement
or in the event of an error
appearing in the ad-
vertisement as published

shall be limited fo the
amount pald by the ad-
vertiser for only one in-
correct insertion for the
portion of the advertising
space occupled by the in-
correct or omitted tam only,
end that there shall be no
ability toany event greater
than the amount paid for
such advertising.

Advertisements must
comply with the British
Columbia Human Rights Act
which prohiblis any ad-
vertising that discriminates
against any person becayse
of his race, religion, sex,
color, nationality, ancestry
or place of ortgin, or because
‘his age Is between 44 and 65
years, unlass the condition is
justified by a bona fide
requirement for the work
Involved.

COMING EVENTS

The Anglican Church
Women will be holding a
Rummage Sale on Friday,
September 15 at 9:30 a.m. to
12 noon. Everyone lis
welcome.

The Kildada Girt Guides and
Brownles of Olstrict 2 will be
halding registration for the
coming year on Monday,
September 11 at 6:0 p.m. In
Klidata School. Registration
for camp will also take
place.

—,

The Catholic Womens
League (C.W.L.) will hold
the Fall Bazsar on October
28, the last Saturday in
October, at Veritas Hall.

ATTENTION

Ail people Interested in
Commercial Hockey. There
will be a General Meeting on
Monday, September 1th at
the Senlor Citizen Room at
the TERRACE ARENA ai 6
o'clock sharp. |

It Is very Important that ail
players and coaches,
mbnagers, referses and
interested peaple to run for
office positions attend.

Is yovr son Interested In
Scouts. If so the Ist Terrace
Scout Troop Is taking pre
registration for September.
fdex number will be 24. If
Interested call Mra. Wardrop
at 635-3553. Fees will be
$20.0 per boy. Anyone In-
terested In helping with
Scouts please call .

The Kitimat Museum shows
during August and Sep-
tember with the permission
of our Provincial Museum a
special exhibit on Indian
Rock Carvings and Paln-
tings. We display as well
Eskimo Stone Prints from
the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
The AAuseum is open from 12
- § except Sundays and In
September except Sundays
and Mondays.

‘Terrace N.D.P. Invites
members and non-members
alike to the first general
meeting of the fall. This
meeting will be held on
Saturday, September 14, at 2
o’ctack, in the Green Room
of the Terrace Hotel. A
presentation dealing with
Issues concerning Canadians
will] be made. Refreshments
will be served. :

Pregnant and In need of
support?

Call for hele f-~- Riaht’ ..
Life proms

Liss at 695-3164

Carol at 635-5136

Janna at 635-/533

Skeena District Girl Guides
would like to announce the
opening cf a Land Ranger
Company In the Thornhill
aren. Girls between the ages
of 14 and 18 who are in-
terested please cail 635-3061
or 638-1249 (ctf)

A Heather-Tartan Soctety Is
being formed with the In-
ferest of promoting Scottish
cultural interest and events.

Interested persons should
contact Eleanor Halley at
635-2456 as soon aa possible,

PAGE ¢, THE HERALD, Monday, September 11, 1978

Weight Watchers moeting
held every Tuesday at? psn.
at the Knex United Church
Hall, 4007 Carella Avenue.
WANTED DONATIONS
The Three Rivers Workshop.
for the Handleapped are
tooking for donations of any
old, broken or used pleces of
turniture, also any discarded
‘wood products we could use
for recycling or renovating.
Call us at 635-2238 batween
8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try
fo make arrangements ‘for

- plekup.

Skeena Health Unit
3215-2 Eby Street
. Terrace, B.C.
635-6307
The following are a few of
the services offered locally
by your Health Unit Staff:
CHILD HEALTH CON.
FERENCES.
» Held weekly at the Health
Unit every Tuesday from
1:30-3:50 p.m. Please phone
for an appointment °
- Held at Thornhill
Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every
month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Please phone for an ap-
pointment.
- Babysitters who bring
children must have parents
written consent for im-
munization.
ADULT CLINICS
These are held at the Health
Unit on Monday, Wed-
nesday, and Friday from
3:00 - 4:10 p.m. by ap-
pointment only.
PRENATAL CLASSES
Classes are held throughout
the year at intervals for
expectant parents. Phone
the Health Unit for details
and registration.
HOME NURSING CARE
Nursing care In the home for
those who need it on referral
from thelr family doctor.
Terrace area anly.
HEALTH PARADE
For 4year old children. Hetd
on third Monday of every
month, Developmental,
vision, hearing screening
done. Please phone for
appoiniment.
PRENATAL BREATHING
& RELAXING EXERCISES
Held every Monday af-
fernoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
V.0. CLINIC
Held every Monday at 3:30
or by appolniment,
SANITATION
The public health inspectors
are now situated In Eby
Street. They will be pleased
ta assist with any sanitation
problems.
Speech and Hearing Clinic
Held at 4612 Greig Avenue.

Hearing tests will be done by

by referral from family
doctor or community health
nurse, 638-1155.

Leglon Ladies Aux. Annual
Snowflake Bazaar Saturday,
October 28.2 - 4 p.m. Arena

Banquet Room.
Dance to follow. Time: 9 - 1
am. Music - Ron Swan.

Midnight munchies. Price
$15 per couple. (1-8)

ce

Do You Fee! You Have
‘A Drinking Problem?
- There Is help
Available!
Phone 635-5636
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Meetings:
Mon.: 8:30 p.m. United
Church
Thurs. or Saf. &: p.m. Mills
Memorial Hospital.
Sun. @reakfast Meeting.
10:00 to noon. Lakelse Hotel.

The Terrace Art Association
is sponsoring a Pottery
Workshop, September 23 and
24 in the Terrace Arena
Meeting Room. It will be for
intermediate and advanced
students and include all
aspects of making pots,
Hiro Urakaml fram Van-
couver will conduct the
workshop.

He will offer demonstrations
In brush — techniques,
throwlng, decorative
methods and show stides of
Korean and Japanese pot-
tery. Students should be
prepared fo make pots and
try the varlous techniques
during ihe two days.

To obtain a registration form
with further details cal) Jan
MacLeod at 435-2964 or Julle
Gellner at 635-6936,

Learn to Fly. Join Air
Cadets, Terrace Squadron Is
accepting applications for
September. Hf you enjoy or
think you would enjoy flying,
rifle range, outdoor ac-
tlvltles and arebetween 13.16
years of age, please call:
Mike Smith at 635-5036 or
Bev Tasa at 635-7598 .

* SKEENACENTRE
Skeena Centre offers to the
Senior Citizens of the
Terrace and Thornhill area
the following services -

+ Activity Centre for han-
dicrafts '

- Day
people
- Drop-in for companionship
& coffee,

Monday thru Friday 8-4.
Transportation available.
Contact Skeenaview Lodge
335-2265

’ Rape Relief
Abortion Councelling
: & Crisis Line for

Women
636-8388

INCHES AWAY CLUB

Meet every Tuesday night at .

Bin the Skeena Health Unit.
For more information phone
635-3747 or 635-3023.

Care for working

GEMINI EXCAVATING

To,
(Wes Andrews)

Backhoe Work
Hourly & Contract
635-3479 anytime
{AJ12)

CONCRETE SEPTIC
TANKS PRE-KAST
Far immediate dellvery
Sepilc System ~
Speclatists
*Insiston the Best”
PHONE 635-3937
SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING

“THE HOBBY HUT
Ceramle supplies and
Greenware, ale brushing
available - custom firlag.

3936 McNeil St.
635-9393

GOLDEN RULE
Odd jobs for the jabless.
Phone 635-4535, 3238 Kalum

Interested In Ski Patrolling?
The Canadian Ski Patrol
Sysiem will be starting their

Ist Aid Course an Sept 8th -.

7:00 p.m, at Skeena Junior
High School. ,

For further Information
contact:

Evenings: Harry Bledgeti -
635-7875

‘Days: Carol Toop - 635-4977 _

The city of Terrace,
Recreation Department, is
now offering your chtidren a
chance to Searn a bit of
Spanish and French culture
& language.

This program of fun &
learning will be given by,
French speaking persons
from Quebec & Spanish
speaking persons from E!
Salvador, parilcipants of
Canada World Youth.

It wilf Include basic
vocabulary, alphabet &
numbers as well as cultural
songs. games and cooking.
Children from ages 8 - 10
(Spanish), . and 10-13
(French) can enter this
three week program (con-
sisting of nine sessions).
For further information and
registration call 639-1174
Oh, by the way... It’s free.

LONG TERM CARE

Office at No.205-4721 Lazelie
Ave. Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and planning far
these eligible for Long Term
Care, :

AID TO HANDICAPPED
Office at No. 205-4721
Lazefle. Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and guidance
for vocational and social
rehabilitation done
consultant,

In ever loving memory o
our dear son and brathe

ROY MUNSON who passed
away so suddenly Sep;
tember 2, 1973)
Faiher in Heaven hear our
prayer. Guide our loved
one with tender care. Be a
qood Shepherd, don't leav

him alone. Love him as w

att did when he was home,
He slipped away withaut a)
goodbye. But atl our
memories of him will neve

die. He will always b

remembered and always In
our hearts. He was deeply
loved and sadly missed by
all.

Dad, Mom and Family. (p4
2)

14. BUSINESS

PERSONAL

MINIT

DRY CLEANERS
The new professional name
in dry cleaning = ap-
propriately focaled = in
Skeena Mall. For in-
formation contact Julien
Kennet?, Minit Ory Cleaning
Lid., 215 - 6620 Sussex Ave.,
Burnaby, B.C. V5H 3C7, 112-
437-0527 or in Terrace:
Audrey Barker, Skeena Mall
Lease Representative,
Terrace Hotel, Man. Sept. 11
thru Fri, Seph 15. 635-2291
(c5-18)

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.

Electrical and Refrigeration ©

contract.
House wiring.
435.5076 (etf)
DUFEFS BICYCLE SHOP

Reconditioned bikes and
repairs. ,

Reasonable rates,

1931 Queensway Dr.

by

RUPERT STEEL &
SALVAGE LTD.

We buy copper, brass all
metals and batteries.
Location - Seal Cove

Open tilt § p.m. Mon. to Sat.
Phone 624.5639

18. HELP. WANTED

Needed, Avon. represen-
tatives in the following
areas:
Lakelse Lake,
School, Pine, Park. Phone
635-2517. (ctf) «

Full or part-time. Here is an
opportunity to earn extra
money, $6-$8 per hour.
Training ls available, For
Interviews. Cal) Joan 638.
anime: (Fuller Brush)
ctf)

UNIVERSITY
OF VICTORIA
SCHGOLOF
SOCIAL WORK.
requires
SOCIAL WORK
TUTOR
JOB DESCRIPTION: To
provide consultation and
support for 10-18 students
who will be enrolled In Soctal
Work 200 (An introduction to
Socla! Work in Canada), This
course will be offered by the
Schocl of Social Work,
University of Victoria in
cooperation with Northwest
Collage and will rely
primarily on a set of pre.

prepared Instructional
materials.

LOCATION: The area
served by Northwest
College.

STIPEND: $1.50 (includes
benefits)
QUALIFICATIONS: A.S.W.
or equivalent
TO COMMENCE:
Novem ber L 1978,
Send applications to Brian
Wharf, Dire tor, School of
Soclal Work, University of
Victoria, P.O.- Box 1700,
Victoria, 6.C. VeWw 22
before 5:00 p.m. September
8 1978, (3-12)

Skeena

CLERK-TYPIST.
Pleasant working conditions.
Chance for advancement.
-Good salary. All employee
benefits. 5 day workweek.
Steady employment. Must be
experlenced typist and
experienced on diclaphone
and able to handle clerical
work, Apply to 1AC-Niagara,
4639 ~Lazelle. 635-6391.

SCHOOL. -
DISTRICT 68
. TERRACE
TEACHING VACANCY

' Applications are invited for

the position of half-time
Librarian - Uplands
Elementary School.

Applicants must hold a
valid B.C. Teaching Cer-
tificate and should have had
recent successful teaching
experiences at the
elementary level.
Preference willbe given to
teachers who have had
courses In Library Sclence
or whe are willing to upgrade

‘thelr qualifications In this

area,

Piease send applications
complete with supporting
documents to:

Mr. M. Bergsma,.
Director of Instruction,
School District 66 (Terrace)
Box 460,
Terrace, B.C.
VaG 4B5

Applications close 12:00
noon, Wednesday, Sep-
tember 14, 1978. (€3-12)

Help Wanted: '2 bank feller
positions open Immediately.
Experience essential. Phone
M. Cabrita. 635-7231 (cé-18)

SUBSTITUTE
TEACHERS
REQUIRES

School District
88 (Terrace)

Applications are requested
from qualified teachers to
substitute teach In Terrace
ang Thornhill Schools. Non-
qyalified persons with
relevant training and ex-
perience may also apply.

Please apply in person to
The Office of the Director of
Instruction, 3211 Kenney,
Terrace, or write, Box 460,
Terrace, B.C, V8G 4B5 (c2-
42) .

- Require experienced partsman

in the automotive paris and
service fleld. Phone 635-6314.
(ctf)

29. MUSICAL _
"INSTRUMENTS

For Sale: Yamaha. cornet.
New condition. 638-6321 atter
4.

32: BICYGLES,
MOTORCYCLES ©

For Sale: 1976 750-4 Honda
motorcycle, Good condition,
low mileage. Asking $1750 or
best offer. Phone 635-4659
atter 5 (pé-7)

p.m.

| other . = general

OFFICE RECEPTIONIST

Girl Friday to handle tetephone, recep-
tionist duties, classified advertising and

Full employee benefits. Salary com-
mensurate with experience.

Position avallable immediately.
Apply In —s persons at__sthe::
Terrace Herald
3213 Kalum Street

Terrace,B.C. (tfn)

office duties.

CIRCULATION MANAGER

The Terrace Herald requires a circulation

manaocer.

é22, sce preferred but not necessary.

Job -*u'res orlanizational ability and
desire to work with people. Salary com-
mensurate with e.., arience. Full employee

benefits.

Apply inpe ©
Terrac?
3213 Kalum.
Terrace

Herald
Street

‘{etf)

- For Sale:

7366 evenings.

MISC.

For Sale: Acarn Fireplace.
Like New. 635-9566. (p5-15)

Apples for Sale: 30 cents Ib.
Phone 635-2748 or see at 4915

McDeek. (pl-1t)

For Sale: Iniernatianal
truck canopy and 1 Bom-
bardier Mo-Ped. Low
mileage. 635-3048. (p3-12)

2 Arctle cat
snowmoblles, One 340 cc and
one 5000 cc, Also tent trailer,
hunter’s special. Phone 635-
3831, (p3.12}

Fard school bus. No seats.
Must sell quickly. Alsa
wanted mens 3-speed
bicycle. Phone 632-3460, (p3-
12)

For Sale antique brass bed,
avacado green 34% stove, 1
yr. old fand 1 portable

camping tolfet. all Items in
excellent shape. Phone 635-

3567. (p3-12)

For Sale: five 10’'x15*'
scrambler tires and rims for
GM or Chev pickup. Phone
635-5596. (pa-12)

For sale: one Remington
automatic modet 742. Price
$285. One Sievens shotgun 12
gauge, 2%4, model 520. $75.
Phone 638-1258. (c3-12)

‘34. FOR RENT

For rent by the week.
Bachelor apartment. Fully
furnished. Phone 635-9258.

yFurnished two bdrm unit,
carpeted, tireplace,
‘everything supplied = [n-
cluding dishes, IJinen,

vacuum etc. Sultable two
_Working adults. No pets. 635-
6757

(p5-14)

Male cat fo give away. Litter
trained. Has had it’s shots.
Call nights after 8, 635-2877.
sif

38 WANTED MISC,

Wanted - 75 motor for
Kawasaki motor bike. Phone
635-3268 atter 6pm or Gord at.
635-4941 during the day. (stf)

Wanted: will buy fridge in
very good condition. Phone
635-7074. (¢3-12)

39,

MARINE . |

For Sale: 40’ displasement
boat still in building stage.
Huit ready for fiberglassing,

diesel motor, shaft, prop, .

bearings, coaling system.
Can be finished where it Is.
635-6700. {p5-15)

1 factory built VALCO 16 ft.
riverboat and EASY LOAD
traller. 75 power Johnson.
CB, spottight, engine has 50
hours running time. Phone
624-3652, Prince Rupert, (5.
it)

| 43,

ROOMS
_FOR RENT

1042 bdrm. rooms for rent.
Klichen facilities, Furnished
or unfurnished. For working
lady. Phone 635-3268 or 435-
$467, {p3-12)

41. HOMES

FOR RENT

2 bdrm. house on the bench,
clase ta school. References
required. 635-3971. (cif)

49. HOMES
FOR SALE

3 bdrm. home. 1200 sq: ft.
New w-w carpet & stove
included. $30,000 firm. 4606
Scat! Ave. Phone collect 627-

{c5-14)

FOR SALE BY OWNER
2 Bdrm, fult Bsmt, Ree.
Rm, 2 ‘oll Baths, 25
Fireplaces, w w carpet,
undeck, many extras.
Located on bench on
Benner St. To view call 635:
5 :

Situated on Pohle Ave. Cozy

starier or retirement home

with extra lot. 2 bedrooms, 1

bathroom living raom with

sliding glass door fo rear

patio, dining area in kitchen

and porch with laundry

facilltles. Electric heat.
House has new cedar siding

on exterior, extra lot Is
subdivided and can be sold
separately. Asking $20,000
for house & $10,000 for extra
fot. Bath are priced fo sell as
apackage for $26,000. Firm.
Call 635-2370 for appoiniment
to View. (p23-29s) -. -

3 bedrcom heme on the
bench. Paved driveway.
Enclosed garage. Good
garden area. Phone 635-9277.
{p10-14)

Home For Sale:
One year old three
bedroom home. Watnut

cabinets, w to w carpels,
with partially finished
basement. Fully land-
scaped an paved st. Phone

after 6 pm 635-7367.

House for Sale: 1040 sq. ft.
hame. 4704 Halliwell. 3
bdrms. up & 1° down.
Bathroom up & down, 2
fireplaces, basement par-
flatly finished, Phone 635-
6475 «to view. (¢5-18)

50. HOMES”

Moving to Terrace, require
3-4 bedroom home, will

maintain, willing to rent or
lease, references, security
deposit, mature family of
three. Refer inquiries to The
Herald Box 1178, Terrace,
B.C. (ctf)

52, WANTED

TO RENT.

Wanted to Rent or Lease: 3
bdrm. house or trailer.
References. Phone 635-4813,
(p5-15) ‘

Wanted to rent. Small
garage to store car for the
winter months or one or two
bdrm. house with garage. -
Phone 635-5263 weekdays or
before 5 p.m. or 635-9634
weekends or after 5 dally.
{c5-15)

54. BUSINESS
PROPERTY

Retailor
Office Space

2 stores total of 2800 ff, Can
be separated to 1400 ft. areas
In choice location on Lazelle
Shapping Centre, Terrace,
B.C. 635-3576 or 255-1999
Vancouver, Available Sept.
1, 197B, (crf)

‘55. PROPERTY

FOR SALE

For Sale: property. 80'x200°
cleared lot on Pine Ave.
Thornhill, Call 625-2671 atter
& p.m, (p3-12) .

A well established busy
Drycteaning Plant will be
sold te an ambitious persor
with @ preference to being
his own boss, who doesn't
mind extra effort to make an
above average living. Ideal
for working couple.
Trained personnal on hand -
welt equipped - smoothly
operating plant, located in
ving Fart St. John . this
opportunit
mes. y only comes
amily and other business
commitments
for selling. only reason
or further Infor
write Professional Clee
9920-104th St., Fort St. John”
B.C. phone 785-2322. (c14.15}

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