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fernoons .
PUBLISHER

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Effective October 1,
1977 . .

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Box 399, Terrace, B.C.
VeG 2M9

Telephone:
112-604-635-6357

HOME DELIVERY
Terrace & District
Thornhill & District

. Phone 635-6357

Service of Prayer for
Christian Unity. Time -
Wednesday, January 25th,
1978 - 7:30 p.m. Place - St.
Matthew’s Anglican Church,
4726 Lazelle Avenue. Pur-
pose - to join ALL
denominations together in
prayer for the unity of the
Christian Church,
EVERYBODY WELCOME,
Refreshments and
fellowship following,

The Terrace Art Association
Is Sponsoring 4 glaze
caiculation and pottery
demonstration by Vz:.couver
potter Hiro Urakami, on
Feb. 4and 5. Toreglister for
thls workshop, or for more
Infarmation phone 635-2964
or write 4711 Tuck, Terrace,
c,

Anyone who has‘ not yet
purchased tickets for the
May performance of the
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
coming to the 8.E.M. Lee
Theatre may obtain them by
writing to the Terrace and
District Arts Council, Box 35,
Terrace, B.C, VAG 4A2,

SELLING?

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CLASSIFIED AN-
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Births - §.50
Engagements §.50
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PHONE 635.6357
Classified Advertising Dept.

Bridge Nite Feb. 14th. If you
would like to play bridge on
this nite, please phone 635-
2425 for more detalls.

Weight Watchers meeting
heldevery Tuesday at 7 p.m.
at the Knox United Church
Hall, 4907 Lazeille Avenue,

“NOTICE. © |

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, or find It hard ta
control your angry feelings
toward them?

P.1.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
Jane 638-6302.

absolutely

Skeana District Girl Guides
would like 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 cail 625-306)
or 636-1269 (ctf)

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP

Millis Memorlal Hospital
Auxillary would appreciate
any donations of good, clean
clothing, any household
tems, toys etc. for their
THRIFT SHOP,

For pickup service phone
635-5320 or 635-5233, or leave
donations at the Thrift shop
on Lazellé Avenve on
Saiurdays between 11:90
a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank
you. (nc}

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tyesday night at
din the Skeena Health Unit.
For more Information phone
635-2847 or 635-3023.

RAPE RELIEF
& CRISIS LINE
FOR WOMEN
CALL 635-7550
OR
635-7726
(ctf)

- Baby Clinic every Tuesday
Starting at 1:30 p.m.

- Thernhilt Baby Clinic every
2nd and 4th Friday at the
Community Centrefrom 1:30
- 4:0 p.m.

- Adult Cilnics - Mon, Wed. &
Frt., frem 3:00 - to 4:00 p.m.
-V.D. Clinic - 3:00 p.m. every
Non. & Thurs,

Log haulers needed im-
mediately, Peace Wood
Products Ltd. of Box 2
Taylor, B.C. Requires Hwy.
logging trucks immediately
for its Fort St. John logging
operation. Truckers are
offered a double shift op-
portunity. 24 hrs.-day until
breakup. Interested
truckers please call Tom
Green at 112-789-3327 days or
132-799-3431 nights and
weekends. (c5-19)

HOMEMAKERS
WANTED
Full or part-time
APPLY
Terrace Community
Services
4603 D Park Avenue
Terrace, B.C, 635-5135
(c20-13f)

God took him homie, it was
His will,

But in our hearts we love him
stilt:

His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed
away.

We often sit and think of him
When we are all alone,

For memory Is the only
friend

Fhat grief can call its own.
Mother Patricia, sister
Lavela and Brothers Sev
and David from Terrace.
“In Memory of Alan‘
(pl-16)

14, BUSINESS
PERSONAL

GENERAL
CARPENTRY
NO JOB TO BIG
OR SMALL
ADDITIONS, SIDING
RENOVATIONS
CEMENT WORK,
PAIN. TING
Phone after 6:
635-4094

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract.

House airing.
635-5876
(ctf)
PATS KNITS

Knitting Machine Sates
Lessons - Patterns - Ac-
cessorles .

Coned Yarn 39c 02. 638-1409
(ctf4mo-18n)

GOLDEN RULE
Odd jobs for the jobless.
Phone 635-4535. 3238 Kalum
(ct) :

CERAMICS BY PEARL
Workshop. Call 635-3854 far
further Infarmation.
‘(ctf-feb14.78)

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

3936 MicNell St.
635-9393

19

“HELP WANTED -

PART-TIME
HOME CARE NURSES
$3.16 - $9.62

For Provincial Ministry of
Health, at WILLIAMS
LAKE, QUESNEL and
TERRACE (please state
Prelerence), to provide
Skifled nursing care to
patients and make progress
reports and recom-
mendations; to Haise with
physicians, hospitals and

related facilities; — to
maintain records and
supervise staff. Must be

willlng to work weekends,
holidays and shifts and use
own car on mileage.
Licensed to practice nursing
and under RNABC; two
years’ related experience,
An ELIGIBILITY LIST will
be formed from which future
similar vacancies in the area
will be filled.

J4¢ hr. Isolation allowance Is
paid for Terrace,

Canadian citizens are given
preference,

Obtain applications fram the

-Government Agent, 4508

Lakelse Avenue, Terrace
V8G 1P§ and return to the
public service commission,
1483 Fourth Ave., PRINCE
GEORGE V2L 4¥2 by
February 1, 1978, .
COMPETITION NO, 78:316
(c1-14}

33. FOR SALE ~—
_ MISC.

OLD AGE PENSIONERS!!

Buy NOW and pay ¥% the
regular rate for one year's
subseription to the Dally
Herald.

FOR SALE: 1970 “Ford
Econoline F100 radial tires,
CB headlamps, partially
camperized, phone 635-7841
(pé-17)

FOR SALE: Government
Inspected Canada Fancy
Grade Red Delicious apples.
40 tbs. for $6.00 Reg. retall
$18.95 NEXT TO HERALD
OFFICE. (p5-19)

HAY FOR SALE: Top
quality hay $1.00 per bale.
Phone 646-5506. Hemingsn’s.
Quick West Rd. 19 miles east
of Smithers. (p13-f8)

LOOKING FOR’ FUR.
NITURE? ‘

For excellent prices on
furniture see the bargain
floor at FRED‘S FUR.
NITURE LTD.

4434 Lakelse Ave.

Terrace 635-3630

SECOND FLOOR (CTF)

FOR SALE: One frost-free
fridge, and one continuous
cleaning stove, {one year
old, like new) both Avacado,
Asking $800 o.b.0, phone 635:
“4535 (ctf)

Beginners skils Dynastar
135¢m, used one season, call

affer § p.m. 638-1981. (¢3-18) -

78 WANTED MISC,

WANTED TO BUY: “A”
Salmon Licence. Write to
Mr. Paulson, 1865 East 7th
Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C., or
phone 624-9494, {p5-17)

HOMES.
FOR RENT |

AT,

Furnished two bedroom unit,
carpeted, fireplace,
everything supplied In-
cluding dishes, linen, T.V..
vacum etc. Suitable for
two working adults. NO
PETS! phone 635-6757 (p5-
19)

48.

SUITES

FOR RENT

KALUM GARDENS
3 bedroom apartment for
rant, Some with basement
and carport private en-
Hl

france and lo. To view
see full ti caretaker at
Apt. No.9 aiScott Ave. east
jem or phone 635-4841.
ct .

-CEDAR PLACE
APARTMENTS

4931 Walsh Avenue

Suite 113

Tarvace, B.C, *
635-7056

sultes for rent. Fridge,
stove, drapes, carpet, rec
area, Sauna and poo! table,
with security interphon
and elevator. Absolutely
no patsaicif)

nN

FOR SALE: 12x62 mobile:

home situated on 1% acre of
partially cleared land on
Kalum Lake Drive. For
more informatian phone 635:
4754 after § p.m. (pB-19}

FOR SALE: 1 1973
Canadiana for Information to
view phone 635-7697 (p10-2)

FOR SALE: 1974. 12x54
Paramont mobile home with
10416 joey shack. Furnished
or unfurnished. Set up in
Pine Park Court on comp.
Fenced lot with garden area
and greenhouse. phone 635-
$251. (p10-16}

..

Clinton Manor
Furnished or uniurnished
Studio or 1 bedreom
apartments, Security
enferphone. Sauna.

$35-9422
638-1032

moving to

New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom].

FOR RENT: small bedroam
suite, private entrance and
bathroom, Furnished,
prefer single lady or couple.
Downtown. 4724 Lazelle
Ave, phone 635-6639 after 3
p.m. = (jp5-20)

52, WANTED
TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT: 1 or 2
bedroom apt, house, trailer
or basement suite as soon as
Possible. R. Parade, Royal
Bank, 635-7117 (ctf)

WANTED TO RENT: 3
bedroom house or duplex for
young man and famiiy just
Terrace.

Referances available 635-
6391 between 9 and §. (p4-19)

BT, a
AUTOMOBILES

‘74 Super Beetle, good
condition, low mileage,
phone after 6 phone 635-4577

(c17-2)

1975 International Scout II
4x4 good condition. phone
635-2507. (¢5-17)

58. MOBILE’ -

HOMES ©

FOR SALE: 12x46 two
bedroom mabile home.
Located on fully serviced Jot
In Thornhill. Asking $13500.
Financlng available.
Contact Gerry Warren at
Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-7117 (ctf)

TENDERS

Notice of Sale
Under the MEchanics
Lien Act

To satisfy a debt incurred
by Robert Sempare in the
amount of $529.65, a 1970
Plymouth GT Serlal No.
RS23U0A 100049 will be sold
at 4517 Lakelse. Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. on February 2,
78 af 6:30 am. by Jim
McEwan Motors (Terrace)
Ltd. (12-2)

Sf ee oe
"LIVESTOCK -

Rabbits for sale $2.00 each.
phone 635-3831 (p2-17)

- BEYGNA GLASS,

PERSONAL OR
MISCELLANEOUS .
BRITISH COLUMBIA
HISTORIC SITE
RESTORATION RAFFLE.
Fabulous prizes monthly;
antiques, gold, vacations.
Send 25c and large stamped
envelape for details,
Wedgewood Manor, Box 28.
Gray Creek, B.C, VOB 150.
(ctf)

HELP WANTED: EARN
$200 -monthly part-time;
$1,000 full time. Easy to
suceed with our training.
Write Fuller Brush Com-
pany, care of Box 308, 808,

207 West Hastings St.”

Vancouver, 8.C . ¥651H7, or
Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3
Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1,
{ctt)

BRITISH COLUMAIA
HISTORIC SITE RAFFLE.
Fabulous prizes monthly:
antiques, gold, vacations,
Send 2S¢ and large stamped
envelope for details.
Wedgwood Manor, Gray
Creek, B.C. VOB 180. (lat
ctf)

DISCERNING ADULTS.

Shop discreetly by mail.
Send $1.00 for our latest fully
Wlustrated catalogue of
marital aids for both ladies
and gentlemen. Direct
Action Marketing lnc. Dept,
U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Van-
couver, B.C. VéB 3X9. (ctf)

Briefs

TODAY IN HISTORY
By THE CANADIAN
PRESS

Jan. 24, 1978

The boundary between
Alaska and Canada was
settled 75 years ago
today—in 1903—by a 3-to-
2 vote of an international
commission. Lord
Alverstone of. Britain
voted with two U.S.
commissioners against
Canada’s claim, causing
strong resentment. The
initial dispute arose over
the boundary of the
Alaska panhandle durin
the Klondike gold rush o
1898 and was dissipated in
the’ long run more by
amicable U.S.-Canadian
relations than by legal
seltlement of the in-
temational border.

4i—Caligula, Roman
emperor, was murdered.

1884—Lobster _ther-
midor was first served in
Paris.

1899—The first rubber
heel was patented.

1922~The  chocolate-
covered stick ice cream,
Eskimo Pie, was
patented,

1924—Petrograd was
renamed Leningrad in
honor of the founder of
the Soviet Union.

VALENTINE’S DAY IS
0

LD
KANSAS CITY (AP) —
Valentine’s Day is the

oldest holiday celebrated

in the Western world, say
researchers, It evolved
from the Roman feast of
Lupercalia honoring the
god Lupercus and Juno,
goddess of marriage. In
495 AD it became St.
Valentine's Day in
memory of a_ priest
martyred for refusing to
renounce Christianity.

POLICE HAD PEN-.
SIONS

In 1859, New York City
established: a fund for

retired policemen,
making it the first pen-
sion plan for workers: in

the United States. .
eter ie el

Positions available at
Terrace Post Office.
These positions are open
to men and women,
Posters, which will in-
dicate positions available,
Salary rates and com.
petition numbers can be
seen at the Post Office or
Canada Manpower
Centre.

. Interested persons
Should enquire further
with the Post Office prior
to submitting an ap.
plication,

required

Carriers for
Daily Herald

immediately in
THORNHILL

Queensway
Kofced &
River Dr. areas.

PHONE
635-6357

Thrifty Gifts!

by Lau

Turn fow-cost terry towels
into practical gifts!

TWO terry towels—that’s all
you need to make apron, handy
towel to hang and potholder.
Crochet waistband and borders
of heavy 8-cord cotton. Pattern:
939: directions for set.
$1.25 for each pattern ~ cash,
cheque or money order. Add
25¢ sach pattern for first.
class mail and handling. Send

add Sf sales tax). Print plainly
me,

Address.

SUPER VALUE-1976 NEEDLE-
CRAFT catalog, 225 designs
to choose fiom, 3 free inside,
All crafts, Knit, Crochet... 75a
Easy Gifts 'n’ Ornaments..S1.50
Pitlow Show-Offs..........
Stuff 'n' Putf Quilts
stitch w ihe Quilts. yi
rochet w ila Sl

_ frochet wih Squares.
“Crochel

He'll love to go out for winter
walks in a cozy coat!
Put his name on his coat for
a “personal” touch! Knit top
style in rib stitch; crochet
other in single crochet. Use
worsted. Pat. $15: directions,
sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, name,
$1.25 for each pattern — cash,
cheque or money order. Add
25¢ each pattern for first.
class mail and handling. Send
Deot au Wheeler, Reedlecrat
4» (insert name of your
paper), Address (Ont. residents
add 54 sales tax). Print plainty
Pattern Number, Your Name,

Address.

SUPER VALUE-1978 fEEDLE-
CRAFT catalog. 225 designs
to choose from, 3 free inside.
Ailcrafts, Knit, Crochet... 75¢
Easy Gifts 'n’ Ornaments. $1.99
Pillow Show-Otis..........$1,50
Stuff 'n' Puff Quilts... - $1.25
Stitch 'n’ Pateh Quilts... : 3125

‘a Wardrobe

Tunnel and Rock Workers Union
Local 168 |

IMPORTANT

All members report to Canada Manpower office with
proof of lay off fram last Union job worked over 30
days, fo confirm position on dispatch list,

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