- tive litestyle and sense of humour, Ba adven-
 turous reply to File 11 c/o Terrace Standard,

- MONIQUE — PLEASE REMEMBER ALL WE'VE

“SPECIAL THANKS TO DR. |.ENNOX BROWN

* Stella, Pauline, Susan, Carol, Mary, Maureen

. ‘fate.

ACTION ADS

BUY SELL “RENT TRADE

26. Personals

ADVERTISE personal massages In the Terrace
Slandard. Confidentiality Is assured. Phone
696-7289 Monday lo Friday, 9 a.m to 5 p,m,

JEHOVAHS WITNESSES. Is thera something
about the Watchtower that makas you uneasy
but don't know what it is? If so, you are nat
alone, Phone - 1-847-4354 (or “recorded
message. ee td
BORED? LOOKING FOR. ADVENTURE, excit-

ment, perhaps a tropical istand? Call Elan
Travel al 635-6181 and catch tha spirit! 2tin

PROFESSIONAL SINGLE MOM, 40, activa, fun-
loving,. saeks professional gentleman with ac-

32. Legal Notices

B.C. BUILDINGS

FOR SALE ~- COOK'S
TRAILER AND EQUIPMENT

Specializing in customized
town & country scenic tours.

Beverley Greening, Owner
{604) 635-7868

Otfers are Invited for sale of cookhouse taller unit,
equipment and attached building located 58
kilometres west of Tarace al Highways Salvus
winter camp, Removal to eccur before Apri 30th.
Sita visit April 10th, 10:00 a.m. Terms and condi-
flons ara available at 8.¢. Bullding Corporation 4625
Keith Ave., Terrace, 8.C., of phone Barry Book
638-3221. Otters must ba received a! 6.C. Buildings
Corporation 4825 Keith Ave,, Terrace, B.C., on of

4647 Lazelle Avenue, Tarrace, 6.6.
V8G 188... 3p438

shared! Remember how we met, at Colin and
Catya‘s wedding! Remember the evenings
gazing into ona another's eyes by the warm

glow of the Natural Gas fireplace! Remember | slore 3:00pm. April t7th, 1992.

the times at the beach In Corfu! — Nigel 1¢50

.C. Buildings Corporation

PUBLICATION REQUEST
RE: CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE is heraby givan that an application
‘will ba mada to the Director of Vital

Statistics for a change of name, pursuant:
to the provisians of the “Name Act" by

HAIR CLUB FOR MEN NAME OF APPLICANT IN FULL:

Chon TRAVEL
For All Your Travel Needs

| 24 HRS. 635-6181|

CANADA RESIDENTS
SPECIAL............ ‘4 424

Sail the Costa Cinssice ~ 7 days Carbdean Eniise,
Incl, Ak. April 25 oniy

GIFT SEAT SALE WITHIN CANADA
last date te purchase April 11/92

Ministry of
Province of Health

British Columbia DIVISION OF
VITAL STATISTICS

Meat

NOW OPEN IN TERRACE! | | Steun cio ins TERRACE TO: :
Anyone wishing to join please call as follows ou VANCOUVER itn... 150
Tony De Melo at 635-2650, TO CHANGE MY TORONTO Seeuauees $449
I'm not only the President of the NAME FROM
company, but a hair club member. SURNAME, Johnson HALIFAX eee eee 7958

Join with us and watch your hair GIVEN NAMES, Shaun Cliflard
grow back & back & back. To

LOS ANGELES..... *449

SURNAME, Elsworth

GIVEN NAMES, Shaun Clifford *
DATED THIS 16th DAY OF March A.D.
1992.

SPRING FARES
BELLINGHAM - RENO

Twa nights, Comstock, air hotel. #4 99

CLOSED
SATURDAYS

The Terrace Standard would like to announce that
: effective immediately our office will

| No Longer be Opened for Classified
Advertising on Saturday.

Fh Ware - aes a
HAL & BUNTY ALTHAUS
Are Pleased To Announce
|The engagement of her}

Wayne & Micki Braid. Wed-
ding to take place Aug. 8,
1992.

28. Cards of Thanks

. NEW OFFICE HOURS:
Classified Advertising Deadline Friday at 5:00 pm

will now be
Regular Office Hours
will be

Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Thank you
ax TERRACE STANDAR

and stafl of the Emersor, Clinic and to Terrace
Home Support Servires for constant care and
assistance. From Eisie Brady and Family 1p50

30. Obituaries

BRADY: MICHAEL SENIOR - Mar. 22/92

Born Nov. 29, 1978 in Hull, England. Sur-
vived by his loving wife, Elsle; Sons: Michael,
Raymond, Steven and Graham; Daughters:

and spouses; 22 grandchildren, 4 great-
grandchildren, numerous relatives In England
and many, many friends in Kitimat and Ter-

SERVING THE TERRACE AREA

“In liau of flowers donations may be made to”

"the Terrace ALS Society. 1p50

CLASSIFIED ORDER FORM

Fill Out & Drop Off Or Mail To Terrace Standard

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reluctant to spend. They want to-be sure before they buy; they.
want information, One of the main ways they get information

about products, services, prices and values is from advertising.

Yours or somebody else’s. 0 TS

Re Maybe you figure other retailers in your liné are going to
cut back their advertising, so it's safe for you, too. Right?
Wrong! You're in competition for consumer's dollar with every
other retailer in town, no matter what he selis. People have only
so many dollars to spend and if they don't spend them for what
you sell, they spend them for something else.

3. Whether business is good or bad, you have to get your
share of whatever business is around. Cutting back your adver-
tising puts you at a disadvantage at the very moment you need
an edge. Increasing your advertising gives you the edge.

4. You can't do much about most factors in the marketplace-
rent, labor costs, price of merchandise; what the competition
will do. But one thing you do control is your own promotion.
Remember that advertising is not just a cost of doing business.
It's a proven sales tool that returns many times your investment
in store traffic and sales. — FTAs

5. Here's a hard fact to chew on. Over any given period,
company that advertises below the industry average has sales
that are below the industry average. 2 hO-

6. Advertising is ‘news’ about products and services. Most
shoppers look for this kind of news in the pages of the
newspaper in plush times, retailers often experiment with other
media. But when the going gets tough, they concentrate their ef-
forts in the newspaper because it provides an immediate payoff
at the cash register. ot f. ~

For advertising info call:
Marlee, Sam or Janet
at the STANDARD

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