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Telephone:
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HOME DELIVERY

Terrace & District

Thornhill & District
Phone 635-6357

"COMING EVENTS

Representatives from the
B.C. Ministry of Education,

Health and Human
* Resources will be In Terrace
to attend an early childhood
dacum meeting ta be held at:
Northwest Community
College, Wednesday, June 7,
1978- - ? p.m,
They wish to falk to the
people In the community
about early childhood
training programs.

An exhibition of batik work
by Doreen Dufresne will be
Sponsored by the Terrace

’ Art association in the Jibrary
Arts room until May 27, The

. Public ‘can view this show

during Ilbrary hours.

B.C.0.A.P.0, - Annual Fall
Bazaar. November uth
1978. Arena Banquet Room

Centennial Christlan Schoo!
holds a Garage Sate at Doc's
Cartage Saturday, May 27 10
-- 2p.m... Please bring
donations af phone 635-6704
for pickup.

- Lazelle now. offers a full.

t

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DESCRIP. ©

The Terrace Art
Association Inviles you to
atiend a slide show and
pottery exhibition by Jeanne
Sarich on Saturday, June 3,
In dhe Terrace Library Aris
Room at 7 p.m. The slide
show starts at 8:15 p.m.

The Mount = Elizabeth
Parents’ Committee will be
holding their annval general
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 feam met with varlaus
officials in the District as:
weil.as teachers and parents,
and thelr comments were
reported back to the District.
There will be election of

- Officers for ihe 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
jhe past year will also be
given. It is hoped that many
interested parents and

“feachers will attend this

meeting. Remember June
' Sth‘ at 7:30 p.m.

Skeena Fall Fair Association
Is having a bedding plant

_ Sale, vegetables and flowers.

Lions Park in Thornhill at
the barn. May 27th at 9 a.m.

The Salvation Army Home
League will be having a-
Strawberry Tea and Bake
Sale on Saturday, May 27
between 12and 3 p.m. At the
Salvation Army 4637 Greig -
Admission $1.00 - All
Welcome! .

‘NOTICE |

SKEENACENTRE
.$keena Centre offers to the

wedding and-or engagement:\' Seritor;' Citizens of the

pictures... News of: weddings -.:
(write-ups) recelved on¢
month or more after event
$10.00 charge, with. or
without picture. Subject to

condensation. Payable In
advance. :
CLASSIFIED AN-
NOUNCEMENTS:

i}

Births 5.80
Funerals 5.50
Cards of Thanks 5.50
Memorlal Notices 5.50
PHONE 635-6357

Classified Advertising Dept.

WANTED DONATIONS
The Three Rivers Workshop
for the Handicapped are
loaking for donations of any
old, broken or used pleces of
furniture, also any discarded
wood products we could use
for recycling or renovating.

Call us at 635-2238 between
8a.m, and3 p.m., we will try
fo make arrangements for
pickup.

Mills Memorial Hospital
Auxitiary Thrift Shop on

stock of Spring and Summer
wear. Drop in on Saturdays
from 11:00 - 4:30 p.m.

The history department at
Northwest Community
College will be organizing a

series of open discussion’

meotings 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. inroom 208
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 1900's to today.

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

Wednesday June 7th will be
fhe last Terrace Art
Association Picture Loan

until September éth. Pain- -

iings should be returned by
7:30 p.m. to the Terrace
Library Aris Roam so they
can be put on display for
‘selection. Arrangements can
then be made, for the sum-
mer months rentals.

“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
635-2265

‘RAPE RELIEF
& CRISIS LINE
FOR WOMEN -
CALL 635-7558

OR
635-7728
(ctf)

AAILLS MEMORIAL

THRIFT SHOP
Mills Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary. would appreciate
any donations of goad, clean
clothing, any household
items, toys etc. for their
THRIFT SHOP, :
For pickup service phone
635-5920 or 635-5233, or leave
donations at thé Thrift shop
on. Lazelle Avenue on
Saturdays between 11:00
am. and 3:00 pin. Thank
you. (nc)

follawing courses and

. ‘ 4
Northwest Community College

Skeena Health Unit
3215-2 Eby Street
Terrace, B.C.

635-6307 ’

The foltowing are a few of
the services offered locally,
by your Health Unit Staff:
CHILD HEALTH, CON.
FERENCES.
» Held weekly at the Health
Untt every Tuesday from
1:30-3:50p.m. Please phone
for an appointment
- Held at = Thorphill
Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every

» month from 1:36 - 3:30 p.m,

Please phone for an ap-
pointment.

- Babysliters who bring
children must have parents
written consent for tm-
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 cane In the home for
those who need It on referral
from their family doctor.
‘Terrace area only.
HEALTH PARADE

For 4year oldchildren, Held
on third Monday of every
month. Developmental,
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 at 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 Greig Avenue.
Hearing ests will. be done by
doctor's referrals. Tel No.
638-1155,

LONG TERM CARE

Office at No.205-4721 Lazelle
Ave. Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and planning for
thase eligible for Long Term

Care,
AID TO HANDICAPPED

Office at No. . 205-4721
Lazelle,- Tel 635-9196,

Assessment and guidance ,
for vocational and social
rehabilitatlon done by

consultant.

A Heather-Tartan Soclety Is.
being formed with the In-
terest of promoting Scottish

cultural interest and events.

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

PARENTS IN CRISIS
Are you making your own
life and your children’s
miserable? Do you con-
stantly yell at your children,
or hit them. ar find it hard to
control your angry feelings
toward them?

P.I.C.‘s goal is to help you

become the loving con-.

structive parent you really
want to be.

All Inquires
confidential. .
Phone Mary or John 635-4419

* absolutely

locations during the’ fall

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

. Courses: - B.T.5.D., 5 -

Technical courses,

October 1978.

Please send applications to:

$ months, Level t{ & Il (mainly basle English and
Mathematics, Grade 4 to 10), or

-B.E.S,T., Bweeks, Basic Employment Skill Tralningor

- &.0.W.,.8 weeks, Employment ‘Orlentation for Women.

These courses are designed to betier prepare students for securing and main-
talning employment and for advancing to skifl| training in Vocational and

Qualifications; B.C. Techaning Certificate desirable. Varled work experiance
and-or teaching experience with these courses. Ablllty to adapt to new surroun-
dings and willize community resources. «

Salary: Vocational Instructor Seale, according to quallficatlons and experience.’ |

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

Persons interested in the above positions, please contact R.T. Sullivan, at 635-6511.

D.V. George,
Principal,

' Northwest Community College,

Box 724
Terrace, B.C.

Is anticipating Instructional vacancies in the

Welght Watchers meeting
haldevery Tuesday at? p.m.
at the Knox United Church
Hail, 4907 Lazelle Avenue,

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tuesday night at
din the Skeena Health Unit.
for more information phone
635-3747,097 635-3023.

skeena District Girl Guides
would tike to announce the
opening of a Land Ranger
Compiny in the Thornhill
areas. Girls between the ages

of 14 and 18 who are in- .

terested please cali 635-3061
or 698-1269 (ctf)

13,

PERSONAL

COLLEEN BLOCK please
contact ROY HILLS of
Palmerston North Nz
telephone 635-2095 Ganzen
Berg, Terrace. (p1-18)

We would appreciate to hear
from the party who picked
upa small black dog 10 miles
west of Cedarvale on
Monday. Please call collect
to 624-4746 or 624-4144, His
two small masters miss him
very much! (c3-21)

‘14. BUSINESS

PERSONAL

THE HOBBY HUT
Ceramic supplies &
Greenware. alr brushing
avaliable - custom firlng.

3936 McNeil St.
635-9393

ABLE ELECTRICLTO.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract.

House wiring.
635-5876
(ctf)

DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP
Reconditianed bikes and
repairs.

Reasonable rates.

- 1931 Queensway Dr.

- GOLDEN RULE
Odd jobs for the jobless.
Phone 635-4535. 3238 Kalum
ict).

- GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.

(Wes Andrews)
Backhoe Work
Hourly & Contract
635-3479 anytime

Lost - Brown framed glasses,
black arms with a hearing
ald attached. Lost between
Riverside Grocery and the

overpass. Reward offered.
Phone 635-2490 (pS-1)

A white short haired male
cat with very blue ayes. He’s

one year ald. Missing from ‘

lower Albatross area. Any
Information would be ap-
preciated. Contact 69 Brant
St., Kitimat or call 632-2924,

19.

HELP WANTED

Babysitter required to
babysit 5 days a week.
Experlence with babies
required. References
necéssary. Phone 635-9623
after 6 (¢2-19)

and winter months:

School District 68
(Terrace)
Requires
Student-Instructars
for
Summer Language
Development and
Recreation Program

Preference given fa mature
Sentor Secondary and
University students who are
experlenced In working with
children in education, music,
drama, crafis, sports.
Employment June 26th -
August 18th, 1978.
Wages $120 per week.
Apply before June 7th, 1978
at: JoAnne Ames, Canada
Student Placement Office,
4548 Lakelse Avenue,

Terrace, B.C., Phone 635-

2044

The Terrace & District
Community Services Society
would-be pleased to receive

applications for the position -

of a Crisls LIne and Volun-
, teer Co-ordinator.

This is a part-time position .

funded by the Minisiry of
Human Resources. © The
applicant should be
knowledgeable of com-
munlfy resources, have good
organizational skills and
ability torelate to peaple and
community needs.

Applications may be made to
the Terrace & District
Community Services Society
44603 D Park Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. VaG 1V5.

Closing date for submission
Is June 5, 978.

Roy Greening

~ Chairman

Terrace & District Com-
munity
Services Soclety

Full or part-time. Here is an
opportunity to earn extra
money, $6 - $8 per hour.
Training is available. For
interviews Call Marnie 635-
9721 anytime (Fuller Brush)
(ctf)

Nicholas 1] had the

last Russian coronation.

Effective 1:00 a.m., Tu

Creek,

Datedat:
Dease Lake, B.C.
May 17, 1978. .

negotiation)

Box 726
Terrace, B,
V8G 4C2

THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978, PAGE It

Kitimat Child
Development Centre
requires Sept. tst 1978

PRESCHOOL SUPER.
VISOR

Experlence preferred
with -

SPECIAL NEEDS
; CHILDREN
Apply before June 1
to:
Ms, Jennifer Davies,
Executive Director,
Child Development Centre,
172-3rd St, Kitimat, B.C, Vac
2H5

1978

HELP WANTED

Earn-2 hours a day-$200 a
month commission plus
prizes. For details write
Fuller Brush, Box 108, 207
West Hastings St., Van-
couver VéB 1H?7, or Mr. T.
Diamond, R.R, 3 Kamloops,
B.C, VIC §K1,

1959—A UN survey showed
that economies of Com-
munistnations were growing
faster than those of the
Western world,

Limited at -

POSITION OPEN

Applications are now being accepted for the position of
Store Manager ina Furniture & Home Entertainment
Store opening In Terrace, B.C. To arrange for an in-
terview call Mr. Alan Bratus of Gen Furniture Stores

635-4696

Limited at

POSITIONS OPEN

Sales Personal

Applications are now being accepted for the position of
Sates Personal in a Furniture & Home Entertainment
Store opening in Terrace, B.C. To arrange for an in-
terview call Mr. Alan Bratus of Gen Furniture Stores

_ LAND FOR SALE

Nearly 22 acres at 4928 Twedle Avenue

Lot 2 Biock 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.

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
_ MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC WORKS
DEASE LAKE HIGHWAYS DISTRICT RNO.5
.. Pursuant to Section_27 of the Highway Act and regulations pursuant to the

Commercial Transport Act, notice is hereby given that load restrictions are
rescinded an the following roads in the Dease Lake Highway District.

esday, May 23, 1978:-

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

District Highway Manager

Northwest Community College

ARTS & SCIENCE DIVISION

SOCIAL WORKER

APPLICANTS FOR THIS FULL-TIME FACULTY AP.
POINTMENT SHOULD HAVE AN A.S.W..OR AN A.A. WITH
EXPERIENCE WORKING IN THE SOCIAL SERVICES AREA.

THE PERSON APPOINTED WILL BE ABLE TO:
1. Develop and teach courses in the Social Services area

2. Teach first and second year Sociology courses in the university
transfer program ;

MINIMUM SALARY - $19,000 (salary scale Presently | under

APPLICANTS MUST BE WILLING TO TRAVEL ExX-
TENSIVELY THROUGHOUT THE COLLEGE REGION AND
TEACH IN BOTH DAY AND EVENING PROGRANS.

APPOINTMENT DATE - August 15, 1978
APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY TO:

The Principal
Northwest Community College

c.

-a full range of fringe benefits —

G, Kazakotf

Dease Lake, 8.C.
For:
Minister of Highways

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