you THK To TEACH

rf EAS.
OUR POS T T MAY :
she HS LIF ae, Be caer, wave Rupe weaTueewax fl
tH “sit. 4 ‘
One POG OTT. eH NI PLACE YOUR, Heo | cwubit ee tmce §
YES ANP Si STAY, T UAE STAY!" Fort cm :
basi i REASON, A eRbe BiockING OF. VISION
THE hessAce QUILELY 10 MOST 0005.

FIER ORDERING YOUR 704 TO"STAY,”
ALIC A FEW FEET AWAY FROM HIM,

ERPING YOUR HAND [NW FRONT OF TOU,
HELL MOST LIKELY TRY TO FOLLOW You,
SIEP FORWARP, HOLDING YOUR HAND
TDWARP Hts FACE AND REPEAT, STAY.”
PUT HIM BACK INTO THE “SIT™ POSITION as
EACH TIME HE MOYES. PO THIS FIVE
MINUTES AT A TIME “THREE TIMES A DAY.

: (huew KE HOWDS THiS pasion
FOR.AS LONG AS 30
SECONPS, PAT HIM ANP
PRAISE HiM ANG TELL HIM
WHAT A TERRIFIC POS HE).
1S. THEN EEWARD HIM :
WITH A BECIPE BRAND
TRANG TREAT. NEar 0
PRAISE, LASSIES
FAVORITE REWARD.

Pians to hald the Skeena
Federal Progressive Con-
servative .Association Annual
General Meeting have had to be
cancelled because of the strike
at the airports. This meeting
had been scheduled ‘for
Saturday May 4.

Mr. Michael Forrestall
Progressive Conservative M.P..
for Halifax Dartmouth will be in
this area on Wednesday May
first however and will be the
Buest at a meeting lo be held in
Kitimat.

Mr. Forrestall will address a

_ po host luncheon to be held al
Gim's Restaurant in Terrace on
Thursday May 2 at 12:00 noon.
Anyone inlending to atlend this

Johnstone al 635-4778.

This will be Mr. Forrestall’s
second attempt lo visit the
Skeena riding. A speaking and
school visitation tour last
February had to be cancelled’
because of urgent meetings
wilh the Halifax Harbours
Board.

Prior to: being elected lo
Parliament In 1965, 1963 and
1972, Mr. Forrestall was in the
aviation business and on the
editorial staff of the Halifax —

luncheon should contact Gail ‘

PAGE AS

Skeena Tories
to Meet at Kitimat.

Commoans,. in particular on
committees. dealing with
transportation. external affairs
and defence, ' Regional
economic expansion, pravileges
and elections, health and
welfare, and public accounts.

His activities within the Halifax
area have included serving as'8
Justice of the Peace, a coroner,
a commissioned officer in the.
Medical Corps of the Sup-,
plementary Reserve, holding
office in the Dartmouth Kin-
smen Club, and membership in
the Knight of Columbus and
various church’ groups. “Mr.

_Forrestall is 42 ‘years old,

married, and has two children.

Child. |
Injured -

njure

A four year old Terrace youth
is in. Mills: Memorial Hospital
loday recuperating from head
injuries he suffered when he ran
into the side of a truck Monday
evening.

The. incident occured about
6:30 pm. when Young Robert
Chokkat of Sircume Avenue ran

gut into the roadway and struck
ihe side of a Chevrolet pick-up

Neri aah TE eet

Herald. He is active in com: \ driven by David Durand of
Jennifer Hales, Sharon Cleve, Julie Skarra, Pamela Shaw, Susan mittee work in the House of Terrace.
Harris, Brenda Reid and Mary Hawks - all received perfect marks a
on their term end papers.

Although those students who finished the course passed with a
mark over 80 percent on their final exams.

BPanauy, WALK WITH
a BiM FG2 A MINVTE OR
EMO, ; THEN REPEAT THE COMMAND,
S MOTAWIO THIS TIME: INCREASE THE
STAY TIME SLIGHTLY,
Eve TIME. HE LEAVES THE

Forty-eight ‘proud and happy y young boys and d gir between the
ages of twelve and fourteen - posed for photographers on the steps
of the Terrace Arena Monday. ‘The 48 were all graduates: of the
Terrace Community Services baby-sitting course. Ten of the

-oPPaSITION PATIENTLY TRY

AGAIN, UNTIL HELL “STAY EVEN WHEN

Sou WALK AROUND & CORNER AUD ME CANT

pee YOU. WITH PATIENCE, FIRMNESS, LOVE
0 TRAINING TREATS, YOU CAN Eagic?

. baa YOU? DOG THIS IMPORTANT “TRICK 4

:

. "recently, “Sponsored =

“y year’ olds,

' babysitters:*:
commenced on March 13 and 12, ;
with 25 sludents in each class, -
and ran for six weeks. i
The classes received in-
struciion fram various resource

ofthe Kitsum Kallum Ski Dévelopment Society.
17230 p.m. -Senlor Citizens Room, April 29, 1974.

“Members. ‘only; however membership. can. be
obtained after meeting for $50.

ca Notes, from the, monthly .,.
is greeting, at the Ladies Auxitiary,

i teh

at Fs

: cre and Clean” Janitor Service]

ar Ts realy: to accept Sontracts -

“J. Phone 5-5642 _
~ PRUDEN g CURRIE LTD.

oS _ Real Estate - Insurance
a 4646 Lakelse Terrace Phone 635- 6142.

VIEW LOT : —_ : ‘
Westview Drive - Full serviced. 75 foot frontage, Call Bob Sheridan.

VIET AR EA’. ” °
Three bedroom ful iebaspement home: exira bedroom in basement - The lot.
js quite large.and offers a garden area at the rear-with good size. lawn.
lease. contact Bert or | Rusty ‘Liungh 635-5754, °

; SMALLER * HOME on two: . _ oo,
On two acres at Kleanza ‘Creek, Subdivision, drilted well, very private .
and secluded, Low taxes - Contact Bob Sheridan. ;

e

ae / Situated on Lakelse Lake this parcel i is 3.4 acres with @ an excellent sandy

= beach, A year round spawning creek passes through the parcel: it
“Would make, an excellent. group purchase as six large lots would be.
created with each one having water frontage and beach. The full price | Is
‘only | $40,000, Call Tom Slemko: :

GOSSAN CREEK SUBDIVISION
: 10°x50! trailer, with side addition on full concrete basement,

good wail,
6, 000° - ost major furnishings, included.

| MODERN DUPLEX .
4° Features two bedrooms on each side, two fireplaces, iil ‘basements and .

ts located on a paved street - The full price is only $49,000, ° Call Tom.
leniko:¢ n° this: ‘good value. |

BRAND NEW HOMES ce

: We have ‘two’ listed for sale ‘Both located. on a quiet street, two. levels
i above. ground: ‘with carports; wall to wall throughout ‘the bedrooms and
‘living rooms. ‘Both houses are close fo Soccupancy, Call Bert or Rusty to-
‘view nese, homes. . ae

OHN CURRIE 635.5865
BERT LJUNGH 635-5754,

isTY L LJUNGH a2s-s734 i
M SLEMKO 635-3346.
B SHERIDAN 635-2664 , .

Terrace Community Services _

. . Babysitting Course for 12 to “w :
to. betler’ prepare .

= them for, their responsibility as...
‘The ' course ‘+
“informative ‘talks.
“heard Mrs, [ Prystay and Mrs.
~ Talarico. explain
portance of an understanding of .

students - Linda Sandhals, Sharon Basaraba, Barbara Lanz,

Babysitters

é

people, Miss Nora Langley of
Public’ Health,

enabled : the course _ to ‘bea
success by their interesting and
They~also
the: .im-

Privileges, rale- of pay, ete.

~ Mills Memorial Womens
A Auxiliary News:

fo ‘Mills Memorial Hospital.
‘i The ‘Auxillary ‘a praved the
, Gonation gf $10 | ii the"B.C.HLA,

“ta go.towards Ihe hosting of the:
r. National Hospital Convention to.
be held in. June. in Vancouver.

The. Auxitiary has —a bank .,
“balance | of | $4,659.38 In” their .
current account and $1, fo2.22in “&
their savings account. Income

‘Constable '
-Whitehead - of R.C.M.P., - Mr. -
‘Bes\our Fire Chief, all of whom

graduate

between the empleyer: and the
‘babysitter. Margaret Langley
. demonstrated various metitods” .
‘of making toys with: children,
- fram househeld .tlems, * “which
were provided by Terrace Day
Care Centre. Several. films
were ‘shown’ 0
Siluations which might occur, 8

_baby bath deamonstration was

~ given with -8 month old Wade

Sieels, and some extremely

good bookleis were given out to

babvsitiers covering: first aid

fire safety, child development,
~ child care, and home safely.

illustrate -
a and passed . the: test.

course. as necessary 10
have: an’ $0 -percent passing
mark: in. order to receive: the
“babysitting : certificate.’ :

“The jaat'class. was the’ happy
lask-of presenting certificates
10 those’. studenis who .suc-

‘cessfully completed the course:

The
Yocalional School very. kindly
dunaled a beautiful cake and
the wards Were presented in the
Senior Citizens: Room ‘al the
. Arena.

‘The Terrace Community
. Services feel this course was’ a

Qn--the 5th session the great success as well as being a

-students:.-compleied -
uxdirination compiled: from -
everything “covered in “the ”

in) March. was: $370.12 while J

- expenditures ‘totalled’, $691.38.
Della‘ Thomson on. the Can-..
dystripers spoke to’ Auxiliary |

_about -Candystripers ‘plans for.
hefulure. Della reported that -

the new uniforms for. the girls

would bea medical green and .

white rather than. the. more
familiar red and. white ‘and
applied to the Auxillary to for

-. funds to buy materiaito be sewn’
_ into pajamas or ‘the pediatrics. .
ward. .The Auxiliary agreed to

purchase. 30: yards: of - Ran-:

* nellette for the purpose al $1 67

a yard. .

Mr. ‘Olga Power president of
the Auxiliary
Mills Memorial Administrator’
Tony Wapemakers has ordered:
placemats which read “Gel lo
kuow your haspitat hefore it
knows. yor" for National
Hospital Day aud hopes lo get
them inia restaurants in
downtown Terrace.
Hospital Day Is May 12 and a:
full progvam, Including open
howe at the Hospilal between:
the hous of 2 and.4 pom. that:
day. is being planned. The
~ public is more than welcome to
attend.

The Hospital Shop reported a
March income of $586.78 while
(heir expenditures lotalled only
$929.70, Current bank ballance

for the shop 1s $1,043.91.

There will also bb an open
” house al (he Hospital's Lazelle

Avenue Thrill Shop on May 14 -

hetween the hours of 220 and_
10:30 am, Agala the public is
wetcome to turn-out and get

, wequainted with the Thrift Shop

and it's part in the runniig of
Mills Memorlal Hospital.
The Auxillary has collected
* $1:700 worth of: check-out slips’
from. Super-Valu but’ needs’

another $2,300 worth before they -

«can gel, a $25 food hamper [rom

the chain, The hamper. will be |
“raffled off:

The collection of
Nabob Bill coupons has reached
655,

Plans are well under way for
the Auxilaries fall bazaar lo be

held October 19, The theme this

year will he ‘Harvest ‘Moon. :

The Auxiliary veted to ‘sind: :

Uiga Power (a, Vancouver in
June to represent this Hospital
- Auxiliary al the National
Hospila! Conventlon,

They also moved to expend up

‘to $65 ‘for the purchase of-a ~

rocking chaly for the pediatrics’

Jward. .
There: will be no further .

meetings of the Auxiliary until
sometime in June.

reported that.

National -

dition

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4967 THUNDERBIRD

Excellent condition; All power equiped

“1973 VOLKSWAGEN.

Buy: Like Now, 4,000 Miles

1970 VOLKSWAGEN

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Further in-

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Journeymen -heavy duty ‘mechanics, with ex-
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out of driving
with one of these
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Terrace, B.C.

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1971 DODGE

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1972 ECOROLINE

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