PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Monday, Aor! 24, 1978

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“oterling Pu

Published at Terrace
B.C. 5daysa week

Monday to Friday. af-
fernoons

PUBLISHER
Ron -Cromack

SUBSCRIPTION
RATES .
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shers

1977 ’
Single Copy 20¢

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Box 399, Terrace, B.C,
VaG ane

Telephone:
112-604-635-6357

HOME DELIVERY

Terrace & District

Thornhill & District
Phone 635-6357

“COMING EVENTS

Sante Cervello, mimest will
perform ‘‘Metamorphisis“,
May 18 and 19 in the Veritas
Sym at 3:30 p.m. lan Booth
will perform “Mark Twain in
Person’ May 18 and 19 af the
Clarence Michiel Gym at
3:30 p.m. Tickets for both
performances are avallable
atthe door at $1.00 per
person. These performances
are presented in con|unction
‘with Kermode Theatre ‘76.

Tickets are still avaliable for
ail 3 performances of the
Royal Winnipeg Ballet May
thand éthat the R.E.M. Lee
‘Theatre in Terrace.

Tickets cost $6.00 -
Reduced Price of $4 for
children for Saturday

Matinee Performance only,
Write, enclosing a cheque for
Hickets, to the Terrace and
District Arts Council, Box 35,
Terrace, B.C. For more
Information phone 635-2101.

"B.C.O.A.P.O, - Annual Fail
Bazaar. November 16th

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Classifled Advertising Dept.

The Terrace Little Theatre
play “Leaving Home” has
been postponed to Saturday,

May 13th and Sunday, May”

14th due to minor production
setbacks.

Alternative Energy En-
thustasts - Solar, Wind,
Hydroelectric,
Wood etc. - Are you currently
designing or experimenting
with small-scale renewable
energy systems?
Pacific Rim Education
Project Is setting up a
Northern Network = to
tacilltate development of
such systems. Pictures and
project descriptions are
needed for a booklet to be
published this spring. Write
Box 707, Terrace, B.C. (wth
to mayl})

Northern Neighbours, - a
consumer arlented food oo-
op, will be holding their bl-
monthly general meeting
Wed, at 7:30 p.m. April 26. In
the Senior Citizen. Room at
the Recreational Centre.

Anyone interested welcome.

The Terrace Art Association
Is hold ing a Picture Loan on
Wednesday May 3rd in the
Terrace Library Aris Room.
Paintings should be returned
at 7:30 p.m. so they can be
put on display for selection
Everyone

Thank you

Mills Memorlal Hospital
Auxiliary Thrift Shop on
Lazelle now offers a full
stock of Spring and Summer
wear, Drop In on Saturdays
from 11:00 - 4:30 p.m,

There will be a black powder
shoot at 9:30 a.m. Saturday
April 29th at the Terrace Rod
and Gun Club. A general
meeting will follow at 2p.m.
Everyone welcome.

The

Welcome.... |

The Vancouver Playhouse,
British Columbia‘s major
professional theatre will
present Joe Ortin‘s
outragelous black comedy
“Loot on Wednesday May
17 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre
Terrace at 6 p.m. “Loot” 4
long running hit In London
and on Broadway is a zany,
bizarre upside down comedy
In @ Monty Python vein.
Tickets are avallable In May
at Terrace Sight and Sound
and Terrace Library. For
further information catl 635-
7316. “Loot is a part of
Kermode Theatre ‘73.

Kermode Theatre‘78, ihe
B.C. High Seheal Drama’
Festival will take place in
the R.E.M. Lee Theatre May
18-20 at 8 p.n. The mainstage
‘Showcase’ consists of award
winning student plays
performed nightly for ad-
wdlcation. Tickets available
in May from Terrace Sight
and Sound and Terrace
Library.

Open House Caledonia
Senlor Secondary on Wed-
nesday April 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Parents are invited to pickup
thelr son-daughters report
¢ard and to talk fo thelr
teachers.

1. A tour of the Northwest
Community College will be
Sponsored by Mount
Ellzabeth and the Parents’
Committee on Wednesday;
May ord. A bus will leave
M.E.S.S. at 9:00 am and
return by 3:00 pm The
program inclides a talk and
slide show, lunch at noon,
tour of the campus, and
return to classroom for a

question period. Would any .

persons interested In such a
four please call Mount
Elizabeth at 632-6174 and
leave you name and number.

This Is a marvellous op-
portunity to visit the College
and would be of particutar
interest to parents whose
students may be considering
a community college after
graduation, or adults who
are contemplating college
courses at some tater day.

2. The Mount Elizabeth
Parents’ Committee will
hold their next regular
meeting at 7:30 pm In Room
120 .E.S.5. All Interested
parents are invited to attend,
Any parents with students in
M.E.5.5. or of current Grade
7 students, who are = in-
terested In working on the
Parents’ Committee, ara
Invited to call J. Stinson at
632-7469 and leave thelr
name and number. Further
information on this
mittee Is available by calling
632-2642 evenings.

* (211,16)

The Terrace and District
Community Services Sectety
will hold thelr Seml-Annuai
General Meeting on;
Monday, April 24th, 1978 at
7:30 p.m. In the Lounge
Skeenaview Lodge.

Guest speaker will be Mike
Berman from SPARC of
B.C. who is undertaking en
independent survey of The
Community regarding the

site location. of the
proposednew 60 bed personal
and Intermediate care

facility in Terrace.
Everyone welcome to
attend!

There. will © be an
organizational Suba Diving
Club meeting Monday May,
‘Ist ,.8 p.m. In the .arena

. banquet room. Alt interested

divars welcame.

Nativa Women‘s Workshop 7
p.m. Wednesday, May 3rd,
1978 at Kermode Friendship
Cenire,
Terrace, B.C:

Terrace Thornhill N.D.P,
Club Flea Market and
Garage sale - Sat, Mary 13,
Wo am, - 3 p.m. at the
Thornhill! Community
Centre. Tables $5 each,

Admission 50c-adult. Sellers -
phone 635-3592 to reserve a

table. (cé-) .

Garage sale - Sat, Ma

13,

- Baby Clinic every Tuesday

starting at 1:30 p.m.

+ Thornhill Baby Clinic every

and and 4th Friday at the

Community Centre from 7:30

- 4:00 p.m.

- Adult Clinics - Mon, Wed. &

Fri., fram 3:00 - to 4:00 p.m,
VD. Clinic -3:00 p.m. every

Mon. & Thurs.

1978, Arena Banquet Room

items, toys etc. for

Com: |

4451 Grieg Avan”

PARENTS INCRISIS
Are you making your own

life .and your children’s .

miserable? Da yav con-
stantly-yell at your children,
or hit them, or 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 absolutely
confidential. .

Phone Mary or John 635-4419

RAPE RELIEF
& CRISIS LINE
FOR WOMEN
CALL 635-7550"
OR
635-7728

(cif)

skeena District Girl Guides
would tlke to. announce the
opening of a Land Ranger
Company in the Thornhill

area. Girls between the ages

of 14 and 18 who are in-
terested please caf] 635-3061
or 638-1269 (ctf}

Weight Watchers meeting
heldevery Tuesday at7 p.m.
at the Knox United Church
Hall, 4907 Lazeile Avenue.

INCHES AWAY CLUB

Meet every Tuesday night at -

8 in the Skeena Health Unit.
For more information phone

635-4747 ,.0r 635-3023.

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP

Mills Memorial Hospital
Auxillary would appreciate
any donations of good, clean
clothing. any household
thelr
THRIFT SHOP.

For pickup service phone
635-5320 or 635-5233, or leave
donations at the Thrift shap
on Lazelle Avenue on
Saturdays between 11:00

-8.m. and 3:00 p.m. ‘Thank

you. (nc}

¢

IN MEMORIUM.

LEED in loving memory of a
dear mother and = grand-
mother, Elsie Leed, who
passed away April 24, 1974.
Deep in our lives is a lonely
spot

Your bright face used to fill:
But naught can take your
memory,

That shines there and always
will.
Her

loving, family; Ron,

Ginny, Veronica and Rick,
(pi-16) .

14, BUSINESS

PERSONAL
* GOLDEN RULE
Odd jobs for the jobless.
Phone 635-4535. 3238 Kalum
ctf)

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

3936 McNell St.
635-9393

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contracting.

House wiring.
635-5376
(ctf) =

FULLER BRUSH |

Order now by phone. Phone
or make an appointment.
Marnie 635-9721,

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.

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

(AJ12)

s

18. none WANTED

Wanted - Registered Nurse
for part-time and possible
summer rellef for local
clinic. Apply 3210 Emerson
St., Terrace, B.C, (cé-
13,15,16,18,20,1}

Dairy Queen requires pert-
time employees for evening
shift. Apply in person at 4532
Lakelse (¢3-16)

- British Columbla _
Bulidings Corporation
requires
CLERK-STENO
Applicants must possess a
Secondary School. Coin-
mercial Certificate or
equivalent; 2a minimum
shorthand speed of 110
wipm. or abillty ta tran-
scribe from dictaphone at a
good rate of speed; accurate
typing speed-of 50 w.p.m.7 4
minimum of three years
stenographic and general
office routine experlence,
le. payroll, casting, work
order processing etc;
preferably some experience

In building management,
Salary: :$1,016- +. $1,713;
increasing August 1, 1978 to
$1,055 - $1,155.
Send resume
quatifications to:
Mrs. Rose Pyke
British Columbia

of

’ Bulldings Corporation

4927 Keith Avenue
Terrace, 6.C,
V8G 1K?

Se PA:
THIANS
The first public library

- in Rome was the Temple

of Libertas, founded in 39
BC by Gaius Pollio with
the spoils of his Parthian

victory.
ANIMAL. GROUPED
NAMED

A group of kangaroos is

called a troop.

DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE

Land Use Gontract Amendment

Notice is hereby given that a Public
Hearing will be held on proposed Land Use
Contract Modifification By-law Project No.

ADP-02-7813.

The contract. is concerned

with the following area:
Lot 3, D.L. 616, Range 5,
. Coast District, Plan 7753

The general intent-of the proposed amend-
ments to the Land Use Contract between the
District of Terrace and Terrace Industrial

Park Limited is:

To extend completion dates to May: 3ist,
1978, and July 3ist, 1978, and to allow
periodic reductions of the letter of credit as §
the works are completed. '

The proposed Land Use Contract amend.

ments may be viewed by any and all per-
f sons requiring more specific information,

during regular’ business hours at the

1 Municipal Hall, 3215

B.C.
| The, Public: Hearing

Eby Street, Terrace,

¢

will be held in the

Municipal. Council Chambers on Monday,
May. Ist, 1978, at 7: 30 p.m.

"4

Any and all persons having an interest in
the proposed Land Use Contract By-law §
Project No, ADP-02-7813 shall fake notice
and be governed. accordingly.

E.R. Hallsor
Clerk-Administrator

B.C. Direciories.
require
ENUMERATORS
To update Information in the

Terrace City Diractory.
Accurate spelling and legible
handwriting’ necessary.
Approx. 2 weeks work, 30-35
hour week at your con-
venience... Apply. in own

handwriting stating age, °

address, phone number, etc.,
to B.C. DIRECTORIES, 2366
Hemlock St., Terrace, 8.C.,
VaG 329. Commencing
approx. April 27, 1978,

(c2-7)

STOCKMAN .

STEWART

$1,313-$1,226
For Provincial Ministry of
Highways, to maintain In-
ventory of service Items
including engine-chassis
parts, tires, welding supplies
fuvels-lubricants and other
industrial Hems for, daily
servicing of maintenance
equipment in Prince Rupert
Highways district, including
satellite garage at Mezladin
Lake; to order supplies,
check and handle invoices,
maintain inventory control
and other records. Three
years’ stores or related
experience and working
knowledge of all supplies

“handled: preferably trades

qualification certificate; a

valid B.C. driver's licence. |

Isolation allowance of
$129.60. per month is pald.

Canadian citizens are
given preference.

Obtain ‘applications from
the Government Agent, 4506
Lakelse Ave,, Terrace, VaG
7P5 and return to 488 Fourth
Ave., Prince George V2L 5Y2

iy May 3 1978.
COMPETITION 78:1039
(c-16)

32. BIGYCLES,
"WOTORCYCLES

Must sell; 1976 Honda GL

"3000. Ini excellent condi.

Phone 635-3855 or view a
4404 Walsh Ave. (pamays)

For Sale: A Moped. Ex-
cellent condition.
Reasonable price. | 635-3731

atter 6 (c5-16)

77-150 Honda K, sissy-bar,
helmuts, asking $2,000.
phone 635-5638 (p5-16)

1978 TS 125 Suzuki trail bike
for sale. 400 miles and In
excellent condition. Asking
$800.00. Phone 638-1072 after
6 p.m,
(tfn)
THEY'RE A ROMANTIC
LOT

The state flower of
Nevada is the sagebrush.

Do It Now
Aluminum
Sheets

25” x 36”

12 sheets only - 315

THE DAILY HERALD

3212 Kalum St. Terrace

FINNING TRACTOR
and EQUIPMENT
CO. LTD.

We have a permanent part-time position
open for an assistant sales secretary.

-Smart appearance and good accurate
typing ability essential. $6.00per hour. Full

range of company benefits.

For further

details, Contact Pat O’Cohitor ‘at 635-7144.

If you reside in Terrace or
Thornhill and do not have
a paper carrier -

SPECIAL OFFER

ON SUBSCRIPTIONS

FOR YOU!

PHONE DAWN:
635-6357