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my FOR A JOB?,

LOOKING
FOR HELP? &

19. Help Wanted

THE HERALD, Tuesday, September 6, 1977, PAGE 7

24. Situations Wanted.

49, Homes. for Sale —

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P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-6357 - Terrace

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1. Coming Events

Weight Watchers meeting held
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the
Knox United Church Hall, 4907

. Lazelle Avenue.

, Shrubs, etc.

Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club
will cammence play each
Tuesday night at 7:30. Play will

- be In room 4, Caledonia High

School, Ail bridge players are
Invited to attend. Fer part-
nership or infarmation phone
635-7356. (CTF)

Thornhill Calorie Counters
meet every Tuesday, Thernhill
Elementary School, 7:15 p.m:

New members welcome from
Terrace and Thornhill,

Loyal Order of Moase Lodge No.
1920, Terrace, B.C. Meeting
held every 2nd and 4th Thur-
sday every month at & p.m,
Phone 635-6441. (ctf)

Meet enete Tussdey night '
every Tuesday nigh! at 8
in the Skeana Health Unit. For
more information phone 4625-
7847 or 635-3023,

_ Kermode Four Wheelers
Meetings 1st Wednesday of each
month at 8 p.m. In the meeting
room at tha Sandman Inn. For
further information phone 635-
3442,

Meeting - Terrace 8.P.0.E.
(Elks Lodge}. First and Third
‘Thursday of month. 0.0.R.P;
{Ladies of the Royal Purple) =
Second and Fourth Monday of
Month.

Terrace Contract Bridge Club
will bagin bi-weekly play the
first Thursday In October at the
Sandman... There will be
beginning, intermediate and
advanced divisions. All those
Interested In playing phone 638-
1304 or 635-2130. (¢-1,2,3,4,5)

14; Business Personal

Webb Rofrigeration

4623 SOUCIE 435-2188

@

_ Authorized
Service Depot
Repairs to Refrigerators ;
Freezers, Washers, Dryers,
And Ranges
(ctf)

sotaies|

E.W. Landscaping
‘Box 454, Terrace, B.C.
Specializing in Lands, Trees,
Compleie Tree
Care - Insect & Erosion Control,
Fencing & Contract Blasting
635-4993
EUGEN WOESTE

(c-20,21.22 end of Sept.)

"49, Help Wanted

[By night a bed sofa ‘and chalr

General office halp required for
small office. Reasonable typing
speed essential. Reply to Box
1162 the Dally Herald, stating
experlence and salary @x-
pected. (cif}
TAX! DRIVERS

Full time, part time. Class 4
licence and police permit
required. Contact manager
Terrace Taxl - 635-2242. (ctf)

Help wanted: LIBRARY AIDE
required for Copper Mountain
Elementary School. Duties te
commence 1 Sept. 77; 4 hours
per day. For appointment call
Mir. B. Phillips, phone 635-7760
or 625-3034, (p-2,3)

FURNITURE SPECIAL |

fram, - $299.95,
5 Plece kitchen sulte - $99.95.
Single dressers from - $99.95.

39” Mattress or box spring from F

- $59.95,
Fred‘s Furniture Ltd.
4434 Lakelsa Ave.
Second Floor

(ctf)

635-4931 or pick up applicatt

. preference.

' Government

7 ; Bad Contession

As the boat was sinking
fast, the captain asked if any
of the passengers knew how
to pray. “I do,'’ shouted
back one of the passengers.
“Well, get started.” replied
the captain ‘we're one shy
on life belts.”

POSITION VACANT - Chilo
Care Worker, for Intermediate
School Commencing September
7 (approximate).

JOB DESCRIPTION - Working
in a special education program
Involving 8 teacher, ap-
proximately 10 students and the
child-care worker.

Students range from ten to
fourteen years, male and
female, mose are behaviorally
disturbed and disruptive in a
regular classroom.

Counselling of students, as
well as regular contact with
parents, intensive: one-to-one -
relationship with child outside
the classroom situation and
setting up programs for the
child as reinforcement for good
behaviour Inside the classroom.

Program Involves activities
outside the classroom.
QUALFICATIONS - Applicants
should possess a vehicle.

Should possess a great deal of
persistence, patience, and have
a high frustration level.
HOURS OF WORK .- 35 hour-
week, possibly some weekend
work, ’

Afternoon and evening work
primarily. ~

Applications available or
send resume to:

Cormnmunity Resources
4603-D Park Avenue
Terrace, B.C,

VEG 1V5

(c+16-4) : :

SCHOOL DISTRICT 88
'* (TERRACE)
Teacher's ald for Rah) aif

kindergarten class (A.M.) at
E.T. Kenney. Primary

School. Thisis a small class for
ultiple handicapped children.
Experience working te

ers work for four (4) hours
r day.

For furthern Information cal

ms at 3217
73/4,5,6)

Kenney. (c-

*! COLERK
(Persornél-Payroll)}

"TERRACE

$961 - $1,053
The Provincial Ministry of

' Human Resources, requires a

person at Skeenaview Lodge to
gather and complie Information
for both payroll and staff
utilization purposes; fo assist
with payroll as necessary, and
answer enquiries requiring
knowledge of regulations,
statutes, collectiva agreements
etc, Preferably Secondary
School Graduation, more
preferably certification in
bookkeeping or accounting:

three years’ related experience.

Isolation Allowance of $49.50
month Is also pald.

Canadian citizens are given
preference. |

Obtain applicailons from the
Government Agent, 4506
Lakelse Avenue, Terrace V8G
1P5, and return to the Public
Service Commission, 1488
Fourth ‘Avenue, PRINCE
GEORGE V2L 4Y2 IM-
MEDIATELY. . COM-
PETITION NO. 77:1251A. (c-3}.

DEPUTY SHERIFF
{Male-Female}
TERRACE
$1,261 - $1,454

The Provincial Ministry of the
Attorney-General urgently’
requires a person to supervise
staff and carry aut estabilshed
policy related fo security of
Courts, at all levels; to take
custody of accused person in
court, perform escort duties,
handle'service.of civil process,
salzures and evictlans and to

have the care and control of |

juries; to maintain records and
Statistics. -Two years’ ex-
perience as Deputy Sheriff, or
equivalent, Including super.
visory experience; good
knowledge of Court procedure,
statutes (Provincial-Federal).

$49.50 fsolation Allowance Is
pald.

Canadian citizens are given

Obtain applications from the
Publle Service Commission,
1408 Fourth Ave., Prince
George V2L 4¥2 or, the
Agent, 4506.
Lakelse Ave., Terrace V8G 1P5
and return to. PRINCE
GEORGE by Septernber , 14,
1977. COMPETITION NO.
THVWGA —(e-3)*

~~ ~

Will babysit in my own home,
Your hours, any age. Hansen
$t.in Terrace. Playroom, large
garden, references. Phone 635-
S771. (¢-2,3) .

33. For Sale - Misc.

For Sale: 1 seat for a van.
Never been used with seat belts.
1 car rack. Phone 635-2909
before Sept. 3 and 633-2442 atter
Sept. 3 (p-22,1,2,3,4,) :

ForSale: Washer,

dryer and stove. 1 year old.
Excellent candltion. Phone 635-
5771, (e-2,3)

A near new 30” electric stove
Harvest gold $180.00. Phone
635-3438 = (¢-2,3)

38 Wanted - Misc.

Responsible and honest young
person fo share expenses of
three bedroom apt. Must have
references, Phone 638-1250, (p-
34,5)

39. Boats & Engines

22' Relnell Cabin Cruiser sleeps
six. With tandum trailer. ex-
cellent condition. Loaded with
extras boat house kept. Full
price $13,500 or nearest offer.

Ptione 635-2063 after 6 p.m. (p-
22,1,2,3,4)

For Sale: 16° steel hull river
boat with 40 h.p. jet drive
Johnson and fralter. Phone 632-

3605 (p-22,1,2-34)

43, Rooms for Reni

lidren essential. This positiont-

Clinton Manor |

Furnishedor unfurnished studio
er 1 bedroom apartments.
Security enterphane. Sauna.

635-4261

638-1032

Room for rent with kitchen and
living room tacllities on the

" * bench; 635-3971 (cif).

47, Homes far Rent
3 bedroom house with fridge

,and stove, wall to wall car-

peting. Close to town and
school, Phone 635-5485 (p-3)

For Rent: Three bedroom
home with fireplace. Heat and
\Ight Included. Phone 638-1929
or 635-4322 (p-1,2,4,4,5)

2bedroom house forrent: With
fridge and stove. For full in-
formation call 435-4697 (p-3)

Must Sacrifice: Comfortable 405

bedroom house on nicely land-
seaped lot.

dryer.. Close to school.

Street. Kitimat, 8.C. (p-2,3)

Includes fridge- —
freeze, stove. new washer end.
or -
appointment to view phone 632- |
6456 collect or view af 45 Elttern -

‘or Sale: . By Owner.

lreplace, ensuite plumbing,
ully carpeted and. fully land-.

“ Well}.
Inished 3 bedroom home,

caped, 635-7367 (c-3,4,5,6): ©

52. Wanted to Rent

Wanted fo Rent: In Terrace: Conference match which the

- Riders won 26-18 before a

ares 1 - 2 bedroom house.
Secluded yet accessible.

Reliable couple. lan Crawford —
635-6511 (Northwest College) (p-

9.

55. Property for Sale |

For Sale: .5 acres with House
and outbulldings. Near town,
Power and well.. Call 635-7294
after 6 p.m. {p-3,4,5,6,7)

57. Automobiles

1974 Ford F250 pickup, radio,
P.6., P.S., camper special, duat

batteries and dual tanks Phone -

635-3438. (c-2,3)
For Sale: 1972 Ford 4x4, 4 ton.

. With radial tires, bullt-in radio-

tape deck.
offer. i
p.m. and ask for Cal (et)

Best reasonable

ror Sate: 1971 Dodge Polara, -

two dr. hard top 340 AT P.S.,
P.B., $1,100 Call 635-6988 after 4

“pam, (p-2,3,48 ,

ee

1970, Ford Custorri, ‘Fours door

sedan, 302. cuble Inch,
automatic. $800 or best offer.
Phone 635-6235 oF 635-4328 (ctf)

Transfers - Plates - Sales Tax.
See Wightman & Smith -
AUTOPLAN agent.- 4611

Lakelse Ave. Terrace. Open -

Saturday. (ctf)

1970 Sunbeam. Arrow, 4 dr.
sedan 42,000 miles. Best offer.
Phone 635-7556 between 5:00 -
7:00 p.m. (¢-3-4,5,6) ©. .

For Sale: 1974 .Chav’ Vega

Good condition. Phone 635-3089
after 65 p.m... (p3)

automatic, 4,000 miles, radio T-

AS, B & M Shift klt Hurst -

Shifter, Holley and much more,
immaculate, $9,500 firm.. 635-
9510 after 5 p.m. (p-3,4,5,6,7)

48. Suites for Rent

CEDAR PLACE
APARTMENTS
4931 Walsh Avenue

' Suite 113
Terrace, B.C.

635-7056

New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites
for rent. Fridge, stove,
drapes, carpet, rec area,
sauna .and pool table, with
security enterphone and
elevator. Absolutely no pets.

KEYSTONE COURT
APARTMENTS

Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One,
two and three bedroom apart:

ments. Laundry & Storage
area. Near schools and[
downtown. Clean, quiet,

spacious, security lock-up and
patrol,

635-5224

(ctf)

HILLSIDE LODGE

4450 Little Avenue,
Sleeping roams, housekeeping
units, centrally located. Fully
furnished. Reasonable rates by
day or week, —Non-drinkers
only. Phone 635-4611. (ctf)

49. Homes for Sate

FORSALE .
Premium constructed -3
droom home on the bench.
Finished basement with private;

trance containing 2 additional
bedrooms or: self contalning|
renvenue suite.

Priced to sell at $49,500, 635-
3944 for appoiniment to view,
{ett-)

Wanted: ‘Mature babysitter in
Parkside School area for 2
children: ages 6 mos. and 5

. years, Hours: 9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

for baby. 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

for 5 year old boy $8 per day. —

Phone 638-1520 afternoons. (p-
3,4,5,6)

PRIVATE SALE ON BENCH:

3 year ald 3 bedroom, full
basement, carport, wall to wall
carpet, beautiful qulet setting
on Dairy Ave. 10 percent Royal
Bank Loan with $5,000 B.C. and.
Call after 5 p.m. 638-1472 (p-
1,2.)

THE CITY OF PRINCE

RUPERT “|,
HASFORSALE-

Item 1- 1972 Chevrolet Windaw
Van, 6 Cyl, Ser Wo. .CJ5
152174875 Set

Item 2- 1969 Dodge Van Ser No.
280 a08, «Cy.
Hem 3 - 1973 Chevrolet 34 fon
Crew Cab Pickup. Ser'No. CY

. S49B 166868

Hem 4 - 1968-GMC Cab and
Chassis, 6 Cy! Motor Ser No, C95
538 1101668 . °
tiem 5- 1963 GMC Tiit Cab, Cab
and Chassis, 37 966 -03850437F

Ve Moter .

CONDITIONS FOR SALE
YD As ts,
2) A certified cheque for 10
percent of the amount offered,

must be enclosed. ,

3) The highest or any offer not

necessarily accepted.
4} Offers addressed to the un-
dersigned must be submitted in

- a sealed envelope arid clearly '

marked, OFFER
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE” will
be recelved up fo 3:00 p.m. local
time, Wednesday, September
21, 1977, oo

Equipment may be viewed at
the City Stores, Wantage Road,
between 8 a.m. fill 4 p.m.
Monday to Friday.

G.H, Andersen,
Purchasing Agent,
City of Prince Rupert,

424 West 3rd Avenue; .,
Prince Rupert, B.C.

Vas 1L7 Py
(c-6,11) an

Phone 695-4561 after 6: ‘the final . seconds but

”. Saskatchewan's Bill Baker

- day.

where. is. ,

58. Mobile Homes

- For Sale: 1971 Safeway 12x80

mobile home. Fully .skirted.
Located at Pine Trailer Park,’

Phone 632-3405 (p-22,1,2,3,4).

a r

66. Rec. Vehicies -

For Sale: 20' min! motorhome
1976 model as new $16,000 or:
Phone 635.9561 (p-

offars.
2,3,4,5,8)

REGINA CP-
Saskatchewan Roughriders
and Winnipeg Blue Bombers

- waited until the fourth

arter before opening up
their Western Football

Labor Day crowd. |
‘ It was standing room only
as 22,616 fans filled Taylor

’ Field-just.16 fewer than the
 park’s largest-ever turnout.

Goining into the final

‘quarter, Saskatchewan led

18-11, but forged ahead with
a field goal and a touch-
down. Winnipeg retruned:
with a touchdown minutes
later to make the score 23-

- 18, but quarterback Ron

Lancaster marched his
team in six plays from the
Saskarchewan 28 to enable

“punter Bob Macoritti to kick
a 25-yard field goal for the
‘final score of the game.

- Winnipeg threatened up to

on put anend to it by dum-
ping Bomber quarterback

Ralph Brock on the Sask-

chewan 20 as he was poised
to deliver to several scat-
tered receivers in the Rider

end zone,
_ Macoritti kicked four field -

.. goals including the one that
-- put the game out of reach,

The others were from 44, 38
and 21 yards. Joey Walters

-caught.a 10-yard pass from -

Lancaster and Molly McGee
ran 39 yards to provide the
winners with their two
touchdowns. Macoritti
converted both.

Winnipeg got touchdowns
on a 71-yard run by Richard

- Crump and a 43-yard pass to

Rick Koswin from Brock.
Bernie Ruoff converted both

1976 Corvette, 350 cu. In. - and added a 37-yard field

goal and a single on a
' missed field g from 32
yards,

The win moved

Saskatchewan into second

. place in the WFC along with

Edmonton Eskimos who
won at Calgary 22-8 Mon-
They trail British
Columbia Lions by two
points. Before the Labor
Day action, Winnipeg ,
Saskatchewan and Ed-
had been tied for second.
Saskatchewan lost the
services of rookie running
back fRed Williams in the
ing quarter with an
‘injured leg. Williams, who.
accounted for two touch-
downs in Saskatchewan's

‘Twitchel

victory’ last week over
had to be carried from the
field on a stretcher.

The Riders’ first-quarter
field goal was set up when
defensive lineman Tim Roth
recovered: at the Winnipeg
20 a punt return fumbled by
Brain Herosian, Less than a
minute later, Winnipeg’ got
its first touchdown when
Crump swept around the left
side of the line and ran
straight downfield to pay

irt.

As the second quarter
opened, Lancaster was in
excellent field position on
the Winnipeg 20, havin
marched from his own 26 in
11 plays. A holding penalty

Expos edge loser Mets

NEW YORK AP-Tony
Perez and Ellis Valentine
homered as Montreal Expos
defeated New York Mets 4-3
Monday and’ sent Jerry
Koosinan, a 21-game winner
last year, to his 18th loss of
the 1977 National League
baseball season.

Perez opened the fourth
inning with his 16th homer

and the Expos added another

run in the inning .on a single
by Gary Cater and Larry
Parrish’s double. .
Koosman,8-18, walked
Perez to start the sixth and
Valentine hit his 21st home
tun-his first since Aug. 8-to
make it 4-0),

The Mets cut the lead in
half in the sixth against
Montreal starter Wayne

l, 40, who had
permitted just one scratch
infield hit over the first five
innings, when Lenny Randle
got and infield hit with two
out and Lee Mazzelli
homered his fourth,

New Nork scored its final’

runin the seventh on a walk,
wild piteh, infield out and
Leo Foster's infield hit.

Following Mazzilli's
homer,, Bruce Boisclair
singled and Steve Hen-
derson doubled to chase
Twitchell, Will McEnaney
relieved and retired pinch
hitter Mike Vail on a first-
ipitch fly ball,

WANTED
Ambitous boys or girls to do carrier
routes.

Good experience and earnings for the

right persons.

Phone Mr. Loiselle 635-6357
The Terrace Daily Herald

95” x 36”
12 sheots only... 3.15
THE DAILY HERALD

. 9212 Kalum St. Terrace

REGINA 26, WINNIPEG18

Last-quarter action
_ defeats Bombers

and an incomplete pass to
Tom Campana forced the
Riders to settle for a field
goal by Macoritti.

Brock came right back on
11 plays to put Bombers on
the Saskatchewan three-
yard line but thed drive
ended there on a thrd-down

amble as middle

backer Cleveland Vann

sacked Brock as he tried to
make a first down.

However, Saskatchewan
never recovered from the
poor field podition: and
Winnipeg was able to score
10-6. e Bombers didn’t
keep the lead, long as less
thatn two minutes later

TWO HOMERS

However, McEnaney
walked Ron Hodges to start
the seventh and was replace
by Don Stanhouse. After a
forceout, Stanhouse wild-
pitched Joel Youngblood to
second. He .advanced to
third on an infield out and
scored on Foster's single to
deep short.

.. Stanhouse then walked -
Randle and Mazzelli to load
the - bases but retired
Boisclair on a bouncer to

CAREER

earres

’
wee netbeans!

Lancaster fire t 10 yards to
Walters in the end zone. 7

Saskatchew n gairied 116
yards along the ground
while Winnip: 3 rashed-for
146. McGer netted .°117

rushing for Riders:.And
Crump scape 2d 78.-yatds
for Bombers. mat

Steve Mazu ak cought: 10
passes for 135 vards for.the
winners and Tom.--Scott
nabbed the s me number
for 115 yards .r Winnipeg.

Saskatchewan -was
heavily penalizd, losing 107
yards on nine infractions.
Winnipeg drev 60 yards: on

six penalties.

first and went on to retdrd
his sixth save. a

He survived :: scare inthe
ninth when second baseman
Dave Cash droped Foster's
pop fly with ‘wo out and
Randle singi:d up the
middte. But wi 1 runners on
first and secer 1, Stanhouse
retires Maz-elli on a
grounder to e::d the game.

Koosman strick out-seven
in six innings best in:the.
National Lea ‘ue behind
Atlanta's Phil fiekro...:::

tee ee

industry,

responsibility.

CONT ACT:
4630 LAZELLE

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463 LAZELLE
TERRACE, B.C.

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Applicants should be neat in appee ance,
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