Wednesday:  Oetaber 25, 1967_

‘TERRACE HERALD,

TERRACE, ‘B. c.

Health Unit it proatal Ll /

| for Jacob ::

Anu urge: ‘for: whipped; ‘cream
and dill plekles at 4 &,m, could

Me mean that you are expecting one |

of. the. 395 babies born in Tar- .

race each year,

best, §

ey Skeona;.Héalth’ Unit ‘is endeav-
oring ‘to ngude that he gets the
best, ‘with.'a continual series
ot Drengta
throughout’ the year, _
But a Jot/ of Terrace’s expect-

ant parénté are letting the op §

portutity pass by. “Average en-
rollme the prenatal classes
is usually -only nine‘ or ten. The §
Health | nit’ conducts six ‘pre-

natal aeslone each year.
‘not only educational,
they’ # fur "too
It’s#,fan.

The, baby, deserves. ‘the very :
The: Teen ‘prarich’ of the:

elasses held’ here *

“to: P aiscover that you &

are not.the/only expectant moth- iam

er who'experiences a ridicul-

ous craving for dill pickles and §

whipped. cream at 4 o'clock in

the morning,

I’s fun to plan what your fae

baby ‘wij
clothing, food and care, | :
And it’s reassuring to know that

by the time you’re:readyfor your |

m visit to the delivery room, you'll
’ be well informed as tothe pro-
cedurés followed, °°
Any fears you might have had
at the autset of your pregnancy
will have been all dispelled, -

Pubilte. Henith ‘Nurse, ‘Wilma
Kruisdelbrink- of the Terrace
branch Skeena Health Unit, will
conduct the next session of pre-
natal claskes, scheduled to com-
mence: on November’ 6, | ‘Thay-

- will” continde through:.until Dec-
-ember. 4, /All’ classes are ¢oii-<

. ducted in the meeting room of
the Skeena Health Unit. ,

We asked Miss Kruisselbrink
to tell us something about the

classes and lecture material she | |

expects to be using,
“Most of cur mothers come in
because they are interested in
eir own physical welfare, in
ddition to wanting to. know how
o giva their baby the best care,’®
phe said,

“Some are a bit frightened
be the labor and delivery part
f childbirth and -we try to help,

a by providing them with some
peat knowledge of What to ex-
ct, :
The prenatal classes have been
icanducted in Terrace since’ the
Kkeena Health Unit first
stablished a branch here,
| They are not comprised tot.
ply of lectures and films, There |
i rare ‘ 7

need in the way of

‘unit pre-natal classes,
Kruissélbrink, :

are prenatal exercise sessions
as well.as a tour of the mat-
ernity department of Mills Mem-
orial Hospital. -
on er

First clasees. usually outline
the many changes: that occur in
the body during pregnancy and
this session is often accompan-

| ied by a film, Then follows ales-

son and an explanation of the
childbirth process at term, .

“We give the mothers tips
as to how they might be able’ to
assist themselves during’ the
birth, and we try to describe
some of the feelings they might |-
experience,’ the nurse. explain-
ed,

Miss Kruisselbrink told us it
is one of the helpful aspects of

prenatal clinics that young moth. |

ers, and often-second and third
mothers are able to freely dis-
cuss their feelings ard the chang-

+es thatare oceurring within them,

on commion ground,
“One mother will * comment
that she cannot understand what
is wrong with her because she
is so moody ‘all the time. Then
mother vexectant niotitex? will. |
a i i Oe ee ite

RITA ‘AND MARTIN LAAN th three-month-old Maria are
one locat couple who have benefited from Skeena Health -
With them is health nurse Wilma

f. fib gO abet

comment, ‘Oh, me too —and 1
thought. I was the only, one that
got moody about ngst? " °)
Discussions about foods and
nutritional values of foods both
for the expectant mother and for
the new arrival, often produce.

amusing. sidelines when-mothers |

compare -their individual odd
cravings for strange ‘Snacks
at unusual hours. «= ¢

“We also have a baby. bath .

demonstration night and we try
to use alive baby for this class,
Usually there are some fathers.
who show up for this class,’

_ Fathers are always very welt.
come at the ‘prenatal . sessions -
and Miss Krulsselbrink sald they

are particularly invited to.attend Lage

the lectures and films on-labor
and childbirth,

‘We find they are almost al-
ways very interested and we try
to encourage them to attend,’’:

“The ‘tour of the maternity
section of the hospital is very
interesting. -We go through the
labor and delivery rooms as well
as the. wards and we always

stop for a peek at the nursery.’” | P

. prietor of Jake Best Jewellers

;| north to see him and also-ace

i) to Chilliwack: for the -funeral,

Funeral’ held

Bestebroer ©:

' Funeral services were held ih
Chilliwack Monday (Octobex 23)
tor Jacob Besteboer, 38, of Tox»
race, who died in Vancouver
October 19, ° %

The late Mr, Besteboer, pro.

in Terrace for over two years,
suffered a stroke while at work
on Thursday October 12 and was | Ko
taken to Milla Memorial Hospital, |

He was later flown to Vane
couver for ’ further. ‘treatment,
where he died,

He fs suivived by his vite,
four children ranging from’ 6

to 12. years, Elizabeth,’ Tony, |

Grace and Ingrid, ‘The children
flew south from Prince Rupert)
last Saturday being accompanied
as far as the-coast-city by Mra,
Ting Vander Kyaak. His ‘bro.
ther Anton of -Chilliwack came

companied him south, ..
The Jate Mr, Beatbyoer wag'an
elder of Terrace Christian Re=

formed ebureh and an active

member,

Rev, and Mrs, Vernon Luchies|
flew south ‘to attend the
funeral, Paster Lunchies cot
ducted funeral services, | no,

Other Terrace friends motored

They were Jerry Cardragt,

.| George Hiemstra, Herman Band-|,
stra, Mr, and Mrs, Jim Mantel’

and Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Fonda.
Willis, Cunliffe.
merger announced ..

Municipal engineers Willisand

Cunljife Engineering Lid, will add
anew name to the company title,

as Willis, Cunliffe, Taltand Con
pany Ltd. -

The newname followsa merger
between Willis and Cunliffe En-

elneering Ltd. and Wills, Cum
litte & Tait Enginesring (1965)

The firm offers province-wide
service In engineering for sew.

age, roads, - streets, traffic,
drainage, waterworks and land
development. |

Tt also agsists in mmuntelpal
Planning, urban renewal, down.

‘town -redeveloument
ston development, and si subd

‘Bead ‘office .of ‘the company ;

is at 1006 Government %., ¥ie-
toria,

A branch operates in. Tone

“Fhe company will now be known, :

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Terrace Arena. Assoctatton |
in| ipetet el eleven directors: October

The anton! nieeting drew 50
members, |

Mombershin | elected Wayne
Seabrook, FR, (Dick) Green, Art
Bates, Campbell Lane, Alex In-
golherg, Jot i Carlen, Gary Gary Vale
ance, - Douglas
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list of directors,.-

Rod Gale, Gary Valiance and
‘Mike Koti tied on tid first count

won tea eighteen votes each,

recount . Vallance and)
Kohl elected,

The directora will name their
own chairman, secretary-treas~
urer and committee chairman,

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‘gaye a brief 1 vepunt of her acti.
vities to date,

« Disengsion covered Ananctng
of an arena complex with partl-
cular emphasis on the posstbl-

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a Municipal plebiscite,
A S otion calling for the ape

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out of children, and bank robbers |

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elilox Victor Jolliffed, who was
present at the meeting: as'amem:

ber of the Terrace Arena Asso.
avallatélity of fonds | lation.

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