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British Commonwealth and

United States of America 1
year 51.00:

Box 399, Terrace, B.C.
VEG 29

Telephone:
112-604-635-6357

HOME DELIVERY:

Terrace & District

Thornhill & District
Phone 635-6357

Representatives from the
B.C. Minisiry of Education,
Health and Human
Resources will be In Terrace
to attend an early childhood
dacum meeting to be held at:

Northwest Community
College, Wednesday, June 7,
1978 . 7 pm.

They wish to talk to the
pecale In the community
about ‘early — childhood
training programs.

The, Terrace Art
Association Invites you to
attend a silde show and
potiery exhibition by Jeanne
Sarich on Saturday, June 3,
in the Terrace Library Arts
Room at 7 p.m. The silde
Show starts at 6:15 p.m. |

Wednesday June 7th wil! be
the fast Terrace Art
Asseciatlon Picture Loan
until September éth. Pain-
{ings should be returned by
7:30 p.m. to the Terrace
Library Arts Room so they
can be put on display for
selection. Arrangements can
then be made for the sum-
mer months rentals.

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BOX NUMBERS:
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22 cents per agate line.
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WEDDING DESCRIP-
TIONS:

No charge provided news
submitted within one month.
$5.00 production charge for
wedding and-or engagement
pictures. News of weddings
(write-ups) -recelved ané
month or more afier event
$10.00 charge, with or
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CLASSIFIED
NOUNCEMENTS:

Births

Funerals

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PHONE 635.6357
Classified Advertising Dept.

WANTED DONATIONS
The Three Rivers Workshop
for the Handicapped are

_ locking for donations of any

old, broken of used pieces of
furniture, also any discarded
wood products we could use
for recycling or renovating.

Call us at 635-2238 between
8am. and 3 p.m., we will try

ito make arrangements for

pickup.

Mills Memorial Hospital
Auxillary Thrift Shop on
Lazelle now offers a full
steck of Spring and Summer
wear. Drop In an Saturdays
from 11:00 - 4:30 p.m.

The history department at
Northwest Community
College will be organizing a
series- of open discussion
meetings on “Why
Revolutions?", | ‘Why
Wars?'’, a closer look at the
interrelation between
political, social and
economic factors in
domestic and international
relations in the 20th century.

Anyone interested is
welcome to attend. the first
meeting on Thursday, May
18, from 7-10 p.m. inraom 206
on the college campus to
watch and discuss 90
minutes of animated films on
‘“The History Book’ which
focuses on the time period
from the 1800's to today,

This is a free community
service which will continue
until June 15.

B.C.0.A.P.0. - Annual Fall
Bazaar. November 18th
1978. Arena Banquet Room

Right to Life Group will meet
8 pm. May J), 1976 at
“Christian Reformed Church.
Please sae article In Herald
for further information.

5.50

The Mount Elizabeth
Parents’ Committee will be
hotding their annual generai
meeting on Monday, June
Sth at 7:30 p.m. in’ the
cafeteria at Mount
Elizabeth. The guest «
speaker, Mr. Dale Fittick,—
District Superintendent, will,
explain the report from the’
recent External Observation
Team who were in our
District a few weeks ago.
This team met with various
officials in the Oistrict as
well as teachers and parents,
and thelr comments were
reported back to the District.

There will be election of
officers for the next school
ferm and anyone Interested
in this Committee and their
child’s education is Invited to
attend. Brief reports on the
Committee's activities over
the past year will also be
given. It is haped that many
interested parents and
teachers will attend this
meeting. Remember June
Sth at 7:30 p.m.

“NOTICE -

SKEENA CENTRE
Skeena Centre offers to the
Senlar Citizens of the
Terrace and Thornhill area
the following services -

- Activity Centre for han-
dicrafts

- Day .Care for working
people

- Drop-in for companionship
& coffee,

Monday, thru Friday 8-4,
Transportation available.
Contact Skeenaview Lodge
§35-2265

RAPE RELIEF
& CRISIS LINE
FOR WOMEN
CALL 635-7558
OR
695-7728 -

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
1:20-3:50 p.rh. Please phone

. for an appointment

+ Held at = Thornhill
Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every
month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Flease phone for an, ap-
palntment.

- Babysiiters whe -ring
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 9.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 cage In the home for
those who need it on referral
from their family doctor.
Terrace area only,

“HEALTH PARADE

For 4year old children. Held
on third Monday of every
month. Deveiopmental,

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP
Mills Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary would appreciate
any donations of good, clean
clothing, any hausehold
items, toys etc. for their
THRIFT SHOP,
For pickup service phone
4635-5320 or 635-5233, or leave
donations at the Thrift shop
“on -Lazelle Avenue on
ASaturdays between 11:00
a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Thank
you. {ne}

Welght Watchers , meeting
heldevery Tuesday at? p.m.
at ihe Knox United Church
Hall, 4907 Lazeile Avenue.

A Heather-Tarian Society fs
being formed with the in-
terest of promoting Scottish
cultural Interest and events.

Interested persons should
contact Eleanor Hailey at
$35-2456 as soon as possible.

skeena District Girl Guides
would like ta announce the
opening of a Land Ranger
Company in the Thornhill
area, Girls between the ages
of 14 and 18 who are in-
ferested please call 635-3061
or 636-1269 {ctt)

PARENTS IN CRISIS
4re you making your own
(fe and your children’s
miserable? Do you con-
stantly yell at your children,
or hit them, or find lt hard to
contral your angry feelings
foward them?

P.1.C.’s goal is ta help you
became the loving con-
structive parent you really
want to be.

All Inquires
confidential.

Phone Mary or John 635-4419

3. _ PERSONAL

‘absolutely

We would appreciate to hear
from the party who picked
upa sraall black dog 10 miles
west of Cedarvale on
Monday. Please call collect
to 624-4746 or 624-4144, Hs
two small masters miss him
‘very much! (¢3-21)-

14. BUSINESS ~?
PERSONAL

THE HOBBY HUT
Ceramic supplles &
Greenware, alr brushing
avallable - custom firing.

3936 McNell St.
635-9393

ABLE ELECTRICLTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract,

House wiring.
635-5876
(etf)

DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP
Reconditioned bikes and
repairs.

Reasonable rates.
3931 Queensway Dr,

' Sed

The Terrace & District
Community Services Saciety
would be pleased to recelve
applications for the position
of a €risis Line and Valun-
teer Co-ordinator.

This is a part-time position
funded by the Minlstry of
Human Resources. ~ The
applicant should be
knawledgeable of com-
munity resources, have good
organizational skills and

ability to relate to people and .

community needs.

Applications may be made to
the Terrace & District
Cammunity Services Society
403 O Park Avenue,
Terrace, 8.C. VBG 1V5.

Closing date for submission
is June 5, 1978.

Roy Greening

Chairman -

Terrace & Olstrict Com-
munity

Services Society -

32, BICYCLES,
MOTORCYCLES

1978 TS 125 Suzuki tratl bike

for sale. 400 miles and In
excellent condition. Asking

$800.00. Phone 638-1072 after —

6 p.m.

For Sale: 1976 Honda
Goldwing 1000 Excellent
condition. Phone 635-3831 or:
Mew at 4404 Walsh. {p10-3).

For Sale: 1973 Suzukl 500 in
goed _ running condHion.
Comes with saddlebags,
water seat cushion, ‘crash
bars and more. 635-2096 (p3-
a)

33. FOR SALE
MISC,

Stamp and Coin collectars
New Stock 1778 colms and
siamps have arrived ‘in
cluding the Captain Cook
Bicentennial.. presentation

Terrace ‘Drugs
Lakelse Pharmacy.
(A10-2}

For Sale: | Gem Tap cancpy
$250 or best offer. 635-3433
anytime (p3-20)

For = Sale: Rebullt
Volkswagon engine and
trans., rims, pocket seat and
double belt massager, bird
cage, with stand. Phone 635-

- 305) until 2 p.m. (cl0-5)

LOOKING FOR FUR.
NITURE?

For excellent prices on

-furniture see the bargain

floor at FRED'S FUR-
NITURE LTD.

4434 Lakelse Ave.

Terrace 635-3630

SECOND FLOOR (CTF)

GOLDEN RULE
Odd jobs for the lobless.
Phone 635-4535, 3233 Kalum
(ctf)

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.
(Wes Andrews}
Backhoe Work
Hourly & Contract
635-3479 anytime
(AJ12}

vision, hearing screening -

done. Please phone for
appointment.

PRENATAL BREATHING
& RELAXING EXERCISES
Held every Thursday af-
ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
V.D. CLINIC

Held every Monday af*3:30
or by appointment.
SANITATION

The public health inspectors
are now situated in Eby
Street. They will be pleased
to assist with any sanitation
problems.

AUDIOLOGY CLINIC

Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue.
Hearing ests will be done by
doctor's referrals. Tel No.‘
639-1155.

LONG TERM CARE

Offica at No.205-4721 Lazelle
Ave, Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and planning for!
those ellgible for Long Term
Care,

AID TO HANDICAPPED
Otflce at No. 208-4721
Lazelle. Tel - 635-9196.
Assessment and guidance
for vocational and social
rehabilitation done by
consultant,

INCHESAWAYCLUB .
Meet every Tuesday night at
8 In the Skeena Health Unit.
For more information phone
635.37.47,0r 635-3029.

1 BW T.V, 23° Zenith, 1 - 2
wheel trailer, 2 wood
heaters, 5 tires and wheels
Ford 15", 1 - 620 power saw.
phone after 4 p.m. 638- 169
(p3-21)

F
5 Chev Splitrims. 15” -6 lug 3
good suminer fires on . $15 -

each. Call 635-7056 days or
638-8372 evenings. (c5-1)

For Sale: One used elec-
trolux vacuum cleaner with
power nozzle In very good

condition. Please phone 635-. .

6672 (p3-21)

Lost - Brown framed glasses,
black arms with a hearing
ald attached. Lost between
Riverside Grocery and the
overpass. Reward offered.
phone 635-2490 (p5-1) -

é fibreglass indoor-outdoor
water founatin. Recycling
water pump. Recessed area
for plants. Ideal for home ‘or
office. $200 Phone ‘638-8329.,
(p3-22)

A white short halred male
cat with very blue eyes. He's
one year old, Missing from
lower Albatross area. Any
information would be ap-
preclated, Contact 69 Brant
St., Kitimat or call 632-2924.
(stf)

18. “HELP WANTED

Full or.part-time, Here Is an
orp to.earn extra
money, $6 -. $3 per hour.

Tralnlreg is ‘available. For
intervitws Call Marnie 635-
972) anytime (Fuller Brush)
(cif)

1967—Sir Frances
Chichester sailed his 53-foot

Gypsy Moth IV into the.

English Channel, ending a
20,000-mile solo voyage
around tne globe,

3: SWAP & TRADE

Sale or Trade: 4 lots. on
Paquette St. will trade on
backhoe,

home ee
1974 Chev Impala 2 door
H.T., p.s., p.b., phone 635-
6692 (£.0.D.-2)-

Purebred regisiered yellow .

Labrador, 1 year old. Best
offer. Phone 635.1904 after 6

38. WANTED MISC;

Wanted to buy second hand
large size propane fridge In
good condition. Phone 635-
4885 = (¢§-20)

and .

tractor or what ,
have you? Also 25° motor .

Wahted 71/2’ plastic dingy for
cabin crujser. Phone 635-
5970 (¢5-21)

Wanted to Buy: Used baby
buggy, tractor - bike for two

- year old, 635-7074 (c3-22)

Wanted to Buy: Agood used
trailer to hold a 20° river-
boat. 638-1613 days 635-5837
after 6 p.m. ask far Bill (ctf)

AQ. 7
FOR SALE *

Executive house for sale:

1600sq. ff. with double car
garage on ‘2 acre well treed
lot. Near school and stores.
3bedrooms, 3 fireplaces, 1¥2
baths, family room on main

‘floor, sunken Ilving room,

fully carpeted. Loaded with
extras, full basement.
Priced for quick sale owners
transferred. 638-8297 after
2:30 = (5-20) .

1975, 50h.p. Johnson, electric

Start, Steering, controls”

$1,000. Or motor and 17
aluminum run-about. with
trailer $2800, Phone 632-4228
after 5 p.m, (c5-20)

For Sale: 18° custom: bullt,
river boat. Used 1 season.
Excellent candition. Call
635-4344 days, 635-5758 after 6
pm.  (p3-21)

For Sale: 20' W.L. Sailboat,
5500: Ib. displacement, 62"
headroom, 8” beam, 3’ ‘draft,
10 h.p. voive diesel, depth-
sounder, 5.5. rigging, 25 gal.
water and fuel, dacron sails,
moorage Included, $9,000 or
reasonable offer, Phone 632-

57 after 5 p.m. (c5-1)

17” Fibreglass cance with 2
paddles and 2 life jackets.
638-1794 (c3-21)

41. MACHINERY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 1962 Michigan
Loader, Madel 75 A 140024
Michelin Tires with new
recap spare. New motor 1975
Gravel bucket $7000. Can-
fact Paul at 632-2151 (A5-

48. SUITES
~ FOR RENT

For Rent: 1 bedreom partly
furnished apartment.

Available June Ist. Heat and
hydro Included, | No. og,

ay

Clean> quiet” “tenants only.

need apply 635:9256 “(p1-20)'

1920--Singer Peggy Lee
was born.

Owner leaving town June }.
Must sell 2 bedroom home
$25,000 or best offer.
Pear St. Please call days
635-6466 or evenings 638-8291
(5-21)

2107.

House for Sale: J bedroom
JC Fourplex on Mallard.
ideal startee home.
Reasonably priced. Interior
recently renovated.  In-
cludes range, fridge and
dishwasher. For more in-
formation phone 632-3295
{p4-21-4-9-14)

Four bedroom house. J
upstairs “one down, 3
bathrooms, 2 up and one
down. Lots of cupboards and
dinette in kitchen large
living room and dining room.
? fireplaces, iarge rumpus
roam and family room with
fireplace. Completely
carpeted with large carport
and sundeck. Located on’
large fenced and landscaped
lot. 4819 Scott Ave. Phone
635- 4425 after 5:00p.m. (p22.

LAND FOR SALE

Nearly 212 acres at 4928 Twedle Avenue

Lot 2 Block 7 DL 979 Plan 3370

Adjacent to Uplands School, with

mountainview

Offers over $30,000 will be considered.

Replies to Box 1178, Terrace Herald, by

June 10.

Do It Now
Aluminum
Sheets

25" x 36”

12 sheets only . 345

“THE DAILY HERALD

rit

3212 Kalum St. Terrace

_ PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA |
MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC WORKS

DEASE LAKE HIGHWAYS DISTRICT RNO. §

. Perstant to Section a7 of the Highway Act and regulatians pursuant to the
Commeréiat Transport Act, notice is hereby given that load restrictions are
rescinded on the following roads Inthe Dease Lake Highway District.

Effective 1:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 23, 1978:-

Restriction rescinded on Telegraph Creek Road, from Dease Lake to Telegraph

Creek.

Dated at:
Dease Lake, B.C,
May 17, 1978,

G. Kazakoff -

District Highway Manager

Dease Lake, B.C.
; For:
Minister of Highways

Northwest Community College is anticipating Instructional vacancies In the
following, courges and locations during the fall and winter months:

Possible Locations: Hazelion, Smithers, Morricetown, Houston, Kitimat, Massett,
Port Simpson, Prince Rupert. Hartley Bay, and Queen Charlotte City,

Courses: -

B.T.5.D., § - 6 months, Level Hl & [Il (mainly basic English and
Mathematics, Grade 4 to 10),- or .

- B.E.5,T., 8weeks, Basic Employment Skil} Training or

- E.0.W., 8 weeks, Employment Orlentation for Women,

These courses are designed to -better prepare students for securing and main-
tainuey employment and for ‘advancing ta skill training in Vocational and

Technical courses.

Qualifications: B.C. Techaning Certificate desirable. Varied work experience
. and-or teaching experlence with these courses. Ability to adapt to new surroun-
dings and utilize community resources, .

Salary: Vocational Instructor Scale, according ta qualifications and experience

Appointment Dates: Variable, depending on program, generally beginning in

October 1978,

Persons Interested in the above positions, please contact R.T. Sullivan, at 635. 6s).

Please send applications to:

D, v. George,
; Principal,

Northwest Community College,

. Box 726
’ Terraco, B.C, *