Page 6, The Harald, Wednesday. November 8, 1978

3207 Kalum

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TERRACE DRUGS LTD.

Vitamins
& .
Toys, Toys, Toys

635-7274

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Box 399, Terrace, B.C.
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COMING EVENTS

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tuesday night at
8 In ihe Skeena Health Unit,
For more information phone
635-3747 or 635-3023.

Rape Rellet
Abortion Counselling
& Crisis Line for
Women
439-8388

TERRACE ART
ASSOCIATION
The Terrace Art Assoclatlon.
Is holding 8 pre-Christmas
Arts and Crafts sale on
December | and 2. All those
Interested in particlpatin

may .write: Terrace Ar
Association, Box 82,
Terrace, B.C. or phone Mary
Walker, 635-6404; Julle
Geliner, 635-6834 or Kay
Ehses, 638-1403 for more
information.

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP

AAills Memorlal Hospital
Auxiliary would appreciate
any donations of goad, clear.
clothing, any household
Items, toys etc. for their
THRIFT SHOP.

For pickup service phone
635.5320 or 625-5233, or jeave
gonations ai the Thrift Shop
m= Lazelle Avenue on
Saturdays between 11 a.m.
and 3 p.m. Thank you
(netfn)

Order of the Royal Purple
will hold a Novelty Sale and
Tea on Saturday, November
18 from 1-4 p.m, at the Elks
Hall, (ne tin)

The Stxih Annual
Smorgasbord of the Terrace
Saivation Army will be held
on Nov. 11th featuring a
complete assortment of
Nalfve Canadian cuisine.
Tickets are available
through contacting the
Salvation Army. Admission:
Adults $3.00. Children - $2,00.
Between 1 and 5 p.m. (10-
in)

The Salvation Army will be
sponsoring a Christmas Tea
and Sale on December 9
between 1 and 5 p.m. Ad-
mission $1.00 — 4637 Walsh
Ave,
Everyone Welcame

(9-9n)

Pregnant and in need of
support?

Call for help from Right-to-
Life promoters:

Lisa at 435-3164

Caro! ai 635-5136

Janne at 635.4503

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

Calt us af 635-2233 between
fa.m. and3 p.m. we will try
to make arrangements for

pickup.

.

The 1.0.F. are holding thelr
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
on Nov. 25, 1978
at the Arena Banquet Room
fram} 3 pms Christmas
ornaments and lots of gifts
for everyone {ne?4 24no0v)

Skeena Healih Unit
3215-2 Eby Street
Terrace, B.C.
635-6307

The following are a few of
the services offered Jocally
by your Health Unit Slaff:
CHILO HEALTH CON-
FERENCES.

Held weekly af ihe Health
Unit every Tuesday from
1:30 - 3:50 p.m, Please phone
for an appointment.

Held al Thornhill
Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every
month fram 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Please phone for an ap-
pointment,

Babysitters who bring
chitdren must have parents
writien consent for im-
munization.

ADULT CLINICS

These are held at the
Health Unit on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from
3. 4:10 p.m. by appointment

only.
PRENATAL CLASSES
Classes are held
throughout the year at In-
tervals for expectant
parenis. Phone the Healih
Unit for details and
regisiration.
HOME NURSING CARE
Nursing care In the home
for those who need if on
referral from their family
doctor. Terrace area only.
HEALTH PARADE
For 4 year old children.
Held on third Monday of
every month. Develop-
mental, vision, hearing
screening done. Please
phone for appointment.
PRENATAL BREATHING
& RELAXING EXERCISES
Held every Monday af-
ternoon at 1 - 2 p.m.
V.0. 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’
ta assist with any sanitation
problems.
SPEECH AND HEARING
CLINIC
Held at 4612 Greig Avenue.
Hearing tests will be done by
referral from family doctor
or community health nurse.
638-1155.
LONG TERM CARE
Office at No. 205-4721 Lazelle
Ave, Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and planning for
those eligible for Long Term
Care.
AID TO HANDICAPPED
Office at No. 205-4721
Lazelle. Tel. 635-9196.
Assessment and guidance
for vocational and social
rehabilitation done by
consultant.

Christ Church Anglican
Kitimat, will be holding its
annual
SNOWF Lake BAZAAR::
Oo .

Saturday, Nov. 25
from

1:30 p.m.- 4 p.m.
There will be a sewing table,
tea table, bake table, men's
gourmet booth, white
elephant table, plants,
books, fish pond for children.
Come and do your Christmas
shopping. Everyone is
welcome. (ncl4-24)

Learn to Fly. Jain Air
Cadets, Terrace Squadron is
accepting applications for
September. If you enjoy or
think you would enjoy flying,
rifle range, outdoor ac.
livities andarebetween 13-18
years of age, please call:
Mike Smith at 635-5036 or
Bev Tasa at 635-7598

Ladies Silm Line Club meets
Monday evening -~ 6:30 p.m.
— United Church basement,
Kitlmat, (ne-10-14)

St. Matthews Anglflcan
Church Women of Terrace
are having

Christmas

Bazaar
Nov. 25, 1976 from
2-4p.m.
In Church Hall

(nc15-24)

Do You Feel You Have
AOrinking Problem? There
Ishelp
Avaltable!

Phone 635-5636

ALCOHOLICS

ANONYMOUS
Meetlngs:
Mon.: 8:30 p.m. United
Church
Thurs. or Sat. 8':30 p.m,
Mills Memortal Hospital.
Sun. Breakfast Meeting. 10
fo noon. Lakelse Hotel.

A jea and bazaar will be held
in Knox United Church on
Saiurday, December 2 from
2pm. to 4:0 p.m. (ne-tin)

CENTENNIAL CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL holds fea and
bazaar at ihe school, Sat.
Nov. 11 from 2 p.11.-6 p.m,
For donations please phone
635-9027.

December 11
BAKESALE
4p.m.at the Co-op. Proceeds
for the Centennial Christian

School.

Weight Watchers meeting
held every Tuesday at 7 p.m.
at the Knox United Church
Hall, 4907 Lazetle Avenue.

Annual General Meeting af
Skeena Golf & Country Club
Sociely and Election of of-
ficers will be held at the.
Terrace Hotel on Wed., Nov.
15.a19 p.m. This meeting is
vital! it concerns
ratificallon vote re purchase
of golf club by members. All
members and olher in-
teresied citizens please
altend. (nc10-15)

The Terrace Concer!
Association is pleased io
announce that the New York
Harp Ensemble will be
replacing the Chitiri Arpi
Harpisis who were not
permitted to leave Russia for
their North American Tour.
The New York Ensemble are
the only other touring har.
pist in the world and we are
fortunate to be able to hear
this accomplished group.
This is a rare opportunity to
hear skilled and talenied
musicians perform Scartatii,
Bach, Bartock and Vivaldi In
a relaxing, pleasant al-
mosphere.

‘» The concert will be held In

the
R.E.M, Lee Theatre
on
NOV. 14-8p.m.
Tickets $6.00. Available at
the door or by membership.
(nc14-14}

Terrace Little Theatre's first
production ‘‘Vanifies’* opens
November 14 and plays Nov.
16 to 16 and Nov. 23 - 25,
starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are
$1.50 for Tuesday, Nov. 14,
$3.00 for Thursdays and $4.00
for Fridays and Saturdays.
On sale at McColl’s Real
Estate or at the door. (nc13-
17)

Kathryn Cernauskas has
studied in North America
and Europe with some of the
world's greatest masters of
the tlule. She is a very
versatile musician, per-
forming reguiarly with the
Vancouver Saciaty for Early
Music and being a founder
member of Days, Months
and Years lo Come, an en-
semble specializing in the
performance of recent
music.

Davied Humphreys is a
Sritish born harpist who has
recently seltled in Van-
couver. His activities include
working with the Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra, the
Vancouver New Music
Sociely and Symphonie
Canadiana.

R.E.M. Lee Theatre
NOV. 25—8 p.m,
Tickets - $6.00 at door or by

membership.

SKEENA CENTRE
Skeena Centre olfers to the
Senior Citizens of the
Terrace and Thornhill area
the following services:

- Activity Centre for han-
dicratts
Day care for working
people ,
Drop in for companionship
& cotlee
Monday thru Friday 8-4.
Transportation. available.
Contact Skeenaview Lodge.
635-2265.

14. BUSINESS

PERSONAL

CONCRETE SEPTIC
TANKS PRE-KAST
For tmmediate delivery
Septic System
Specialists

"Insiston the Best”
PHONE 635-3939
SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING,

RUPERT STEEL &
SALVAGE LTO.

We buy copper, brass, all
metals and battertes.
Location - Seal Cove

Open t1I1.5 p.m. Mon. to Sat.
Phone 424-5639

SKEENA COLORS

Residential
Commercial Painting

Phone 638-1835
{ald}

~~ PERSONAL

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract. .
House wiring.

635-5876

(ctf)

SPORTSMEN'S
BARBER SHOP
Now Open Fridays til eight.
Across fram Post Office.
3223 Emersan
(a-06}

DUFFS BILYCLE SHOP
Reconditioned bikes and
repairs. Reasonable rates.

1931 Queensway Or.

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.
(Wes Andrews)
Backhoe Work
Hourly & Contract
635-3679 anytime
(4J12)

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

- MARRIAGES

Knox United Church in
Terrace was the scene of a
very pretty wedding on
October 28, when Carolyn
Joan Chrisliansen, only
dauehter of Mr, and Mrs, Eli
Christiansen was wed to
Brian Wayne Lockhart, son
of Mr. and Mrs. David
Lockhar!, all of Terrace. The
ceremony was performed by
Reverend Dave Martyn.

The radiant bride, who
was given away by her
father, wore a full-length
white gown with a key-hole
neckline and wrist-length
Sleeves. Her bouquet was
made of yellow roses, blue
daisies and dainty baby's
breath. She wore a shoulder-
length veil,

The maid ef honour, Miss
Carla McCall and
bridesmaid, Miss Debbie
Dunphy wore identical light
blue, full-length dresses with
capped sleeves and they
wore full-length gloves.
Their bouquets were smaller
versions of the bride's
bouquel.

The best man was Mr,
David Pigeau of Prince
George and the ushers were
Mr. Alan Christiansen and
Mr. Brad Lockhart, brothers
of the bride and groom
respectively.

A dinner reception for the
happy couple was held al the
Terrace Hotel Banquet
Room. Mr. Dennis Brewer
was Master of Ceremonies
for the occasion. Grace was
said by the groom's grand-
father, Mr. Stewart
Lockhart. The toast to the
bride was proposed by Mr.
Ron Snider, uncle of the
bride, and was responded to
by the groom.

The bride's bouquet was
caught by her young cousin,
Miss Evelyn Morton, and the
best man caught the bride's

rter.

Out of town guests were
David Pigeau, Randy
Pigeau, Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Pigeau, Miss Kim Demman,
all of Prince George; Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart Lockhart,
grandparents of the groom,
Mr. and Mrs = Thomas
Moriarty, grandparents of
the groom, Mr. Terry
Moriarty, uncle of the
groom, Mr. and Mrs. Bart
Linn, all of Penticton; Mrs.
Marlene Moriarty, aunt of
the groom and cousins Susan
and Douglas from Burns
Lake; Miss Julie McDonagh,
cousin of the bride, from
Vancouver.

The happy young couple
will be taking up residence at
2502 Pear Street in Terrace
after a short honeymoon trip
through the Okanagan,

Los! from 3300 Thomas.

Doberman Pincher. One
year old, wearing choker
chain. Ears not cut. Answers,
lo the name of Dillinger.
Reward offered. Phone 635.,
5937 or 638-1813. (alf)

19. HELP WANTED.

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 V6B 1H7, or Mr. T.
Diamond, R.R. 3, Kamloops,
B.C. V2C SKI. tw)

“HELP WANTED

Full or parl-time. Here is an
opportunity to earn extra
money, $6 - §8 per hour,
Training is available. For
interviews call Joan - 636-
8392 anytime {Fuller Brush}
(ctt)

RECEPTIONIST-
SECRETARY

Required for a local real
estate and insurance office.
Duties to include swit-
chboard, ‘yping, Autoplan
and those of a receptionist.
Permanent position,
previous Insurance ex-
perience an asset but nat
necessarily required. Ex-
cellent starting salary and
usual company benefits,
Apply In person to Pruden &
Currie (1976) Lid. and Braid
Insurance Agencies Ltd.,
4648 Lakelse Ave., Terrace.
(a030-clf)

33. FOR SALE
MISC.

STAINED GLASS
Windows — Lamps — made
to order and repairs.

Matt & Kaye Ehses.
638-1403
(pi7-30)

Girl guide cookies for sale.
Will deliver, 635-3553, 635-
3260. 635-3294. (nc-tfn)

Firewood for Safe. Bill
Geier. Box 585, Terrace, B.C.
Phone 638-1768. (p10-13)

To buy or sell Avan call
Mary, 635-2537. (ctf-04)

For Sale: 30’ fifth wheel
trailer. Has many extras
included. 100 Ib. propane
bottle’ AM-FM cassette
radio’ AC-DC color TY,
spare tire, 14° awning.
Presently set up & skirted.
Phone 635-2652, (p4-10)

- BUILDING
DEMOLITION SALE
at

4702 Tuck Ave.

Phone 635-2577
Windows, doors, stoves, G.E.
trigs, sinks, tables, chairs,
4000 wait heaters, 500 amp
service, 100 watt switches,
plumbing fitings, electric
fittings, toilets, ‘amps.
dishes, desks, dressers—
others, (a-ctf)

34. FOR RENT.
MISC. -

For Hent: 12x68 trailer.
wired insulated entrance, No
pets please. Call 635-5350.
(¢3-10)

36. FoR HIRE

Grader for hire. Wik ou
driveway, parking lots vic
Nothing too big or tao small.
Phone 635-9605, (5-10)

Carpentry — Handyman,
available. Small jobs
desired: remodelling
cement work, fix-up. For
information phone 635-3261,
Richard Wilkerson. (p5-15)

WANTED MISC,

WANTED
Coples of September 12, 1978,
Daily Herald.
If brought to office we'll
pay you $2.00. (nctin)

Wanted to rent: garage for
winter months to store
vehicle. Phone 635-2154 atter
5 p.m, (tfn-stf}

NEED SOME
EXTRA MONEY?
We'll pay you CASH for
your old — furniture
household items, guns, etc
Just phone
638-1613
3215 Kalum Street
Terrace, B.C,
QUEENSWAY
TRADING
(atinw-f)

41. MACHINERY —
_ FOR SALE-
1974 John Deere 540, New:
erigine, 4 chains, in first

class condition. Phone 635-'
6873. (c10-10)

Herald classifieds
got results!

2 bedroom house. Clase to
school and downtown.
Asking $35,000. For ap-
pointment to view phone 635-
3998. (p20-20n)

FOR SALE BY OWNER

Three bedroom house on
large corner lot. Many
features must be seen to

be appreciated. For. ap-
pointment phone 632-2442
days, 052-6728 evenings. (cl4-

NOW UNDER
CONSFRUCTION

3 bedroom, 1340 sq. ft., L-
shaped home with full
basement and fireplace.

Will finish to your
choice. Phone
$35-6011
635-4094
(at in-026)
52. WANTED .
- JO RENT

Two young gentlemen wiih
references roquire a 2
bedroom furnished or partly
furnished house In fown.
Phone 635-4416. (p5-10)

Wanted to Rent: garage
space for car. 639-8450. (p4-
10)

3 bedroom house wanted fo
rent, Near the high school
area by Dec. 1, 1978, 635-4334.
(p5-10)

Wanted to Rent: three
bedroom house or duplex.
Required immediately by
responsible couple.
635-2132. (p3-8)

“54. BUSINESS

_ —PROPERTY

FOR LEASE

Retail and-or warehouse —

space centrally located at
street level in Terrace. In
lolal 4647 square ft. For-
merly used as equipmeni
sales and repair shop, For
complete information
conlact Pruden & Currle
(1976) Lid. 435-6142 or Write
4648 Lakelse Ave., Terrace,
B.C.

(etf-w)

Retail or
Office Space
2 stores total of 2800 ft, Can
be separated to 1400 ft. areas
in choice location on Lazelle
Shopping Centre, Terrace,
B.C. 635-3576 or 255-1939
Vancouver, Available Sep!.
1. 1978, [clf)

51, |
AUTOMOBILES |

For Sale: 1970 Maverick 2
dr. Needs starier. $200 OBO.
Phone 638-1916. (p5-10}

1969 El Camino. Good con-
dition, new radials. $1,200.
Call 635-4716 after 5 p.m, (p3-
10)

1953 Classic Chevy. Com-
pletely restored to im-
maculate perfection in-
cluding button-tufted leather
interior. Rebuilt engine with
Edelbrock, dua) carbs,
Mallory, Isky, Hurst and
many chrome accessories.
Phone 635-5993, 9 a.m. - 3
p.m. (p10-21)

For Sale: 1978, 318 Dodge
Van. 4 Speed, with overdrive
9,00 miles. Warranty valid.
Phone 636-8231. Ask for
Dave. (p5-9)

For Sale: 1971 Olds Cutlass
Ҥ", good condition, has
mag wheels & 4 winter tires
on rims. Further details call
695-3520. (p5-13)

Phone .

For Sale: 194 Ford % Ton
P.U. Runs good, in good
condition, Open to offers.
Phone 635-7074. (¢3-10)

Gas saver—35 miles to the
gallon, Excellent condition.
1976 Ford Courler Pickup.
27,000 miles. Asking $3,600.
Phone 639-1613 days, 635-5937
nights. (p5-14)

For Sale: V-8 Vega. Ex-
cellent condition. High
performance 350. Phone 635-
6844. (€10-n10)

CHINOOK

TRAILER

SALESLTD.
NEW— We invite you to stop
and see our new line of
cusiom vans from Sundial
Camper of Canada. These
vans feature custom exterior
paint with exiremely well
finished Interiors and
represent the best of the
personal vehicle market.

USED ~— 1975 Ford F250
Crew Cab — low mileage. 7°
ft. box. Excellent buy for
large family or contractor.
$5500.

1977 International Terra
Scout 4x4 pickup. Automatic
trans. Lecking hub, Diesel
power. $7000.

1975 Oldsmobile Deluxe
Cutlass Station Wagon.
Slightly above average
mileage. Below average
price. $3600.

1973 Injernational Travelall.
Low mileage, power
steering, power brakes.
Trailer towing equipment.
Excellent buy for large
passenger and cargo
capaclty. $2800.

1974 Otdsmobile Regency 98.
Four docr, fully equipped,

new radial flres. $2000.

1975 GMC 34° Ton” Camper
Special Pick-up Truck. 8200
G.V.W. 454 engine, dual
exhaust, camper package.
Excellent condition. $3500.
Dealer no. DIFI3A. factf-nt)

Blue ¥z T. Dodge P.U. 4
Speed, wall to wail, AM-FM
fapedeck. Many extras.
Must be seen. 5445 Hepple
Rd. 635-6701. (c8-13)

58. MOBILE

- HOMES

For Sale: 1974 Homco
Diplomat moblle home. 12 x
68, 2 bedrooms plus faundry
room &8 x 16 joey shack, Set
up and skirted at no, 14 In
Terrace Traller Court. Will
sell partially or unfurnished.
Phone 635.5514 after 5 p.m.
{pto-15)

REPOSSESSED AND
NEW MOBILE HOMES

No down payment 0.A.C.

Will fly you into Van-
couver all expenses paid.

Phone collect 437-431) and
ask for Mr. Starks.

(al0-27oct}

MOBILE HOMES
New mobile home
from as low as $100.
down. 0.A.C.

Set up and telivered|
trades welcome.

Phone collect 591.
5105.

(ctf)

MOBILE HOME

IMME DIATE DELIVERY
TO YOUR LOCATION

are now available on our lovely +4 wide and

doublewide mobile homes. You choose your
decor, and we custom build to suit.
Government grant of $2500 applicable.
Expense paid fare Vancouver - return. For
free credit check and approval please phone

collect.

Parker Homes of Canada Ltd.
935-5447