ree

we TT PME ek,

"years.

The LADIES SLIM
THREE LINE CLUB
RIVERS meets Monday evening —

WORKSHOP , 6:30 p.m. — United Church

Is open to the public. We basement, Kitimat. *

-have macrame, quilts and

_various wood products. TERRACE
Hours: 9 am. - 2 p.m. ALCOHOLICS
Monday to Friday. ANONYMOUS
We are always look for $35-9052
wood or material donations. 638-1514
635-4646

Meatings - Monday - Knox
United Church - 8:30 p.m.
Thursday: Mills Memorial
Hospital - 8:30 p.m.
Saturday - Open meeting -
Mills A\emorial Hospital -

INCHES AWAY CLUB
meets every Tuesday night
at 3 in the Skeena Health
Unit. For information phone
635.3747 or 635-4565.

WEIGHT 30pm. "
WATCHERS
Meeting held every Tuesday, FOR INFORMATION
at 7 pm in the Knox United on the
Church Hall, 4907 Lazelle ‘BAHAI FAITH
Ave. . Phone
The Play Centre oy pas 635-2632 or 635-9905
4542 Park Ave. ,
638-6211. - Rape Relief

Abortlon Counselling
& Crisis Line for
Women
629-0388

Childminding Service
Supervised Programs for
children ages 18 months to §

ALANONG
ALATEEN MEETINGS

Mondays «at  (MAllis
Memorlal Hospital at & pm.
Lois 635-7853
or Ann635-2776

Kitimat A.A. Construction
Group in Kitimat: telephone

632-3713

‘MEETINGS

” Monday - Step Meatings 3:30

pm Lutheran Church.
wednesdays - Closed .
Meetings 8:30 pm United
Church.

Fridays -Open Meetings 6:30
pm Skeena Health Unit,
KHimat General Hospital.
Al-Anon Meetings - Tuesday
-B8 pm United Church.”

BIRTHRIGHT
Pregnant? in need of sup-
port? call Birthright 635-3907
- 3.4621 Lakelse. Free con-
fldential pregnancy tests
available.

638-1227 635-3164

Community Services

Coming Events 1 INDEX

Notices 2 Furniture& Appliances 30
Births 3 Garage Sale ul
Engagements 4 Motorcycles . 2
Marriages 5 For Sale Miscellaneous 33
Obituaries 6 For RentMiscelisneous 4
Card of Thanks 8 Swap & Trade a5
In Memorlum 9 For Hire c |]
Auctions 19 Pats ; v7
Personal ‘3 Wanted Miscellaneous 38
@usiness Personal =‘ Marine wv
Found 5 Machinery for Sale al
Lost: 16 Rooms for Rent 4
Help Wanled 9 Room & Board i.
Situations Wanted a4 Hames for Rent ”?
Property for Rent % Suites for Rent 48
TV& Stereo 28 Homes for Sale rd
Musical Instruments 29 Homes Wanted 50

Wanted to Rent 52

Business Property Ly)
Property for Sale 55
Business Opportunity 56
Automobiles _ 7
Trucks 58
Mobile Homes ig
Tenders ed
Property Wanted 41
Aircratts a
Loans o4
Financial tS]
Recreational Vehicles 6
Services 6?
Legal . -
Professionals #
Livestock 70

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DAILY HERALD
3212 Kalum St.
Terrace, B.C.

V8G 2M9

SKEENA
HEALTH DISTRICT
_ 33-3412 Kalum St.
Terrace, B.C.
638-0311 -
Child Heatth Conferences —
weekly at Kalum St. every
Tuesday -.1:30 - 3:50 p.m.
Phone for appointment. Held
at Thornhil) Elementary, 4th
Tuesday every month from
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Phone for
appointment.
who bring children must
have parents’ written con-
sent for Immunization.

Adult Immunization Cinics.,

— every Monday and
Wednesday - 3 - 4:10 p.m. By
appointment only. ;
Prenatal Classes — held
throughout year for ex-
pectant parents. Phone’ for

' details and regisiration.

Prenatal Breathing &
Rolaxation Exercises —
every Monday 1-- 2. p.m.
Home Nursing Care —
Nursing Care in the home for

those who need it, on referral .

from family doctor. Terrace
area only. oo.

Baby's First Year — every
Thursday 10 a.m. - 12 noon.

Drop-In classes on infant .
-growth and development,

nutrition, play, safety, care
during Il!ness etc. Phone for
detalts. .

Preschool Screening Clinics
— held once monthly.
Developmental, vision,
hearing screening ‘done.
Phone for appointment.

_¥.D. Clinic -- Counselling

and treatment avallable.
Phone for appointment. -
Sanitation, — Publle Health
Inspectors can assist with
sanitation problems such a5
food polsonings and com-
plaints, sewage disposal,
private water suppiles and’
nulsances,

Speechand Hearing Clinic —
Audiology assessments are
done on referral by family
physician or community
health nurse. Hearing aid
assessments are done on
reférral by family physician.
Assessment and therapy
conducted for speech,
language, voice and. stut-
tering problems .- preschool
through adult. Preschool
screening conducted in
conjunction with Nurse’s
monthly screening clinic.
Long Term Care —.
Assessment.and planning for
those eligible for Long Term
Care.

Community Vocational

Rehabilitation Services —
_Assessment and guidance

for vocational and social
rehabilitation done by .
consultant.

OVEREATERS
ANONYMOUS
meets Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.
in St. Matthew's Anglican
Church basement.
a Phone
635-4427
after 6:30 p.m.

TERRACE HOMEMAKER
SERVICES provide
assistance with household
management ana dally
living activities to aged,
handicapped, con-
valescents, chronically itl,
etc. .

471t Lazelle Ave.

DEBT COUNSELLOR and!
CONSUMER COM. .
PLAINTS OFFICER.
Funded by 8.C. Dept. of,
Consumer Services. |
Terrace Community .
Services Building, 4711
Lazelle Avenue, Terrace,
B.C. VaG 1T3. Free
government sponsored aid
to anyone having debt
problems fhrough aver-
extended credit.
Budgetting advice
avallable. Consumer
complaints handled. Area-
covered - 70 mile radius
from Terrace including |
Kitimat. Counsellor visits
Kitimat Community
Services, 120 Nechako
Centre, on a regular basis.
Terrace office open dally
2:30 10 5 p.m. P.M. - phone
$6B-1256 for appointment.
AM. - phone 635-5135.

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP

Mills Memorial Hospital
Auxillary would appreciate
any donations of good, clean
clothing, any household
Items, toys ef.. for thelr
Thrift Shop. For pickup
service phone 635-532) or 635.
5233 or teave donations at the
Thrift Shop on Lazelle
Avenue on Saturdays bet-
ween ll am and3 pm. Thank
you.

Babysitters’

« SKEENA CENTRE

ONCE MORE WE OPEN
‘OUR DOORS TO THE
SENIORS OF THE
COMMUNITY

We offer
: COFFEE
CONVERSATION

-&
CRAFTS
In a friendly
Drop-in Centre
atmosphere

We supply
MATERIALS
INSTRUCTION

7 &
TRANSPORTATION
as well as an area for
retaxation. For more, In-
formation about these and
other activities, please
phone 635-2265 and ask for’
SkeenaC entre. See you there
anytime between 8 am and,
3:30
Friday.
TERRACE
_ WOMEN'S -,
CENTRE ;
—ASupportService
For Women—
Behind Tillicum Theatre
635-5145 . :
Drop in: 9am - 5pm-Monda
thru Thursday. '

THE DRAW for

pm Monday through’

a7ViLazelleAvenue = *

the raffle af
the Terrace Women's
Resource Centre has been
postponed until June 15th.

; (pi-éJu)

TERRACE ELEMENTARY
schools are holding their .
énnual track and field.
meet on June 7 at Skeena:
Secondary’s tleld. Starting
time for the athletes Is 6:45

am.
; ~ (p5-6M\)

The Canadian Coast Guara
Base at Prince Rupert
cordially Invites the Public
to participate In COAST
GUARD DAY, Sunday, June
8, 1960, featuring an
exhibition of Caast Guard
Vessels, hellcopters and

equipment used to promote -

safe navigation. Doors open
at 1230 hours.

‘ PROGRAM
1300 hours Life “Raft
deployment °
1320 hours Buoy laying .
operation .

1330 hours Flares and Ilne
threving demonstration
1440 hours Fire monitor
demonstration |

1400 hours C100 Stung rides .

1400 hours Hellcopter rides
: ON DISPLAY
Buoy tender ‘Alexander

9 am’. 4pm Friday. We offer MacKenzle®

a comfortable relaxed af-
- mosphere to meet and share
ideas. Children are welcome.
Evening Programs
- beginata
flexible 7:30pm
Mondays
- support group for women
concerned about the aging
process. .
Wednesday Nights’
Ist - open coffee house. 2nd -
single parents night.
Thursday Nights ‘
1s and 4rd - women’s nigh?
out. 2nd - general meetings.
ath. men and women’s night

WOMEN. .

ADDICTS.
_. Asetf-supportgrovp
Meetings: 7:30 p.m. every
Tuesday at the Women’:
Centre, 4711 Lazelte. For
‘more information call 435-
$025 - Denise, . 635-4399
Pauline

MEALS ON WHEELS
available to elderly,
* handicapped, chronically

Search and Rescue cutter:
“Ready”
Radio and electronic
equipment .
Buoys
Beacon lights and work
shops . .
Generators
Fog Detectors and horns
Pollution Cleanvp equipment
Sikorsky helicopter

{p4éJu)

’

‘TERRACE ART
Associations fast Picture
Loan,of the season will be
held In the Library Arts
Room Wednesday 4th of

* June from, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Pictures may be returned -
“during the day from 10:00
am to 6:00 pm. Everyone

welcome, ;
(piatuh

14. BUSINESS
PERSOKAL

~ perlence;: or

ill or convalescents — hot HARLEY’S

full course meals delivered PAINTING &

Monday, Wednesday, DECORATING

Thursday. Cost: Minimal.  Drywall- Stucco - Tile

Phone Homemaker Ser- Linoleum & Carpet

vices. ; Free estimates
635-5435 Phone 638-1095 \

(am-1-05-80).'.

oo cor ecto

7

COMING EVENTS ce OORSALE
as - Lasting performance,

CAR WASH at the Gulf Self; comfort and beauty for your
Serve on Lakelse Ave on home. Competitive prices
Friday June 6, from 4pm- and advantages compared to
Spm, and Saturday June 7, other raoting materials.
from 11-4:30 pm Proceeds Other uses: Exterior and
to $keena School Spring  interlor decorating. Ask us

Prom. $2 for a wash and about If. .
wax! : HEXAGON
(p5-6Ju} Forest Products Ltd.
635-3231

‘KSAN HOUSE Soclety
general meeting Wed-
nasday, June 4, 1980 at 7:30

(ctfn-7-05-80)

p.m. Senior Citizens’
Room, Arena Complex, - FILTER QUEEN
Terrace, B.C. Sales & Service
(p5-28,29,30M2,aJu) Phone ;
; 635-7096
THE PROVINCIAL Music

{am-15-05-80)
Festival from June 5-7. _

Tickets avaliable at Sight
& Sound. The Skeena Mall -
on May 3). R.E.M. Lee
Theatre from June 5-7, Out
of Towners phone Marilyn
Davies at 635-6463.
(p10-7Ju}

NEWCOMER GOLF Night
June ard. Lessons at 5 &
Golf at 6. Evening includes
Golf Lessons, Golf, Dinner,
& Entertainment. Prizes
galore. Everyone
welcome.

: (p4-3.Ju)

TERRACE FITNESS
Funfest spectator show of
‘national = stars = on
Skateboards, Trampoline,
rolierskates, Frisbee, '
‘Fashion Show. Saturday
June 21 7:30 p.m. at the
Arena. $2 and $1 tickets. _
(pl9-20Ju)

TERRACE FITNESS
Funfest Sunday June 22.
Pancake breakfast.
Parade 10 a.m, Challenge
events Buggy race, railer
skating and swimming.
Display booths. Food
Challenge cup bike road

race.
(p19-20Ju)

J. Hoyle 8, Comm.

J. Hoyle B, Comm.
Business Consultants
specializing.in bookkeeping,
recrviting, marketing and

personat taxation. Phone
635-7855
evenings & Saturdays
(am-1-05-80)

VOICE PAGING
Complete coverage in
Terrace and Kitimat. Call
collect for an appolritment
with our representative.

PERCOM
SYSTEMS LIMITED

624-4960
(am-30A}

THORNHILL
EXCAVATING
Basements,
Water & sewer lines

Septictanks
635-5347 .
(a-6A)

. Call
CEDAR DESIGN
CONSTRUCTION &
RENOVATIONS
for all your carpéntry needs.
Reasonable rates. No job too
small. Phone
635-4656,
(am-1-05-80)

LOST - One ladies diamond.
and sapphire dinner ring.
Phone 635-2200 ask fors

_ Batty.
(pS-6Ju)
‘HELP WANTED

PARTS PERSON trsinee
wanted for heavy duty
truck shop. Apply In
person to Marwyn Trucks
Sates, 5020 Hwy. 16 West or:
phone 635-7211.

(c6-dJu)'

NEEDED: Person with rock?
‘rake attachment for
tractor todo a large back
yard, Needed as soon as
possible. Please call 635-
637 before 5 p.m. or 638-
1753.
 (sttn-27-05-80)

The Native Courtworker
and Counselling Association
of British Columbia Is ac-
cepting applications for:

COURTWORKER
“In the Terrace area. First
hand knowledge of local
indian Language and culture
would be an asset. Also
helpful would be knowledge
of court system and ability to
speak In court, Further

training will be available. -

Flease apply to: Super:

visor No, 8-4554 Lazelle -

Avenue Terrace, 8.C.
Competition closing date:
June 6, 1980
(aé-5Ju)

"8 HELP WANTED

COUNSELLOR 2
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
To offer Outpatient Ser-

vice to alcohot and drug
dependent persons. Must be
able to work with minimum
supervision. Dutles Include
cllent counselling; —
assessment, referral, case
conference participation,
documentation and much
community contact. Ex-
perlence working with
Native Indians an asset.
Minimum Qualifications:
‘BSW; or RSW: or University
degree In Soclal Sclences
plus two years related ex-
Secondary
School: gradvation or
equivalent plus eight years
rejafd; experiance. ;
Salify: $1,525.00
. §$and Resumes to: The
Chairman, Alcohol and Drug
Committee, 412 Kalum

B.c., V8G 2Né.
Closing Date:

1980.

(8-26, 28,30M,2,4,6,9,13.u)

June 17;

LICENSED AUTOMOTIVE
Mechanic required. 40
hours week. Competitive
rates. Full company

- benefits. Apply in person
to: Mr. T. Coulter, K mart
Canada Ltd., Skeena Mall.

(atin-7-05-80}

POSITIONVACANT |
Position: Clerk 3 (Payroll)
Monthly Salary Range: .

$1139 - $1247,
Closing Date:
June 3, 1980.
Duties: Employees in this
position are under super-
viston and are required to
maintain a complex payrol

4:30 p.m.

.$ystem for approximately .

1 employees. To compile
all payrol!-personnel In-
formation for statistical
reports and In preparation of
computer payroll. Maintain
and update a complex set of
payroll-personmmel manuals.

_ Fallow up discrepancies and

make necessary ad-
justmenis; attend to
Inquirles ihat require a
knowledge of specific
regulations, statutes and
collective agreements,
operate standard office
equipment; perform related
duties as required,

Qualifications: Secondary
School graduation,
minimum three (3) years
payroll and practical office
experience. Ability to learn
assigned tasks: good
judgement; ability to con. -
verse with other ministry
personnel and fellow
worker's.

Appileations may be
ple ked up from the General
Office or a resume for-

‘warded to Skeenaview

Ladge, 401) Sparks Street,
Terrace, B.C.
(aé-3Ju)

Street, Room 90, Terrace, -

Peretti

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS to
sell Watkins products. Set
your own hours. Pick your
own area. Pensioners
welcome, Wholesalers 130
needed urgently in
Terrace, Kitimat and
Prince Rupert to supply
other dealers, No car
required. Retired dealers
welcome back. Dally cash
pay. Phone (12) 675-2932
or write Box 1130 Salmon

Arm.
{c10-9Ju)

PRE-SCHOOL Supervisor
required for the Pre-
School Education
Program at the Terrace

- Child Development
Centre. Appiicant must be
@ qualified pre-school
teacher. Experience with
Special Needs Children an
Asset. Write or phone Ms.
Jeyce Krause, Dilrector..
Terrace Child Develop- ©
ment Centre, 2510 Eby St..
Terrace. 635-9388.
(cl-3Ju)

FUND RAISING program
for local charities, chur-
ches, non-profit groups
and sport associations Is
available. Interested.
groups should contact Mr.
McCarthy or Mrs, Stewart
at 635-6357 days. .

; (nc-tin)

(Dd you possess Ine»
ability to become a: .,

Successfu

Executive
THEN .

We want YOUR talent

We NEED your talents!

Let's grow TOGETHER |,

WE ASK THE
FOLLOWING OF YOU:
1. Compatibility with
_ people .
2. Willingness to relocate
3. ‘Minimum Grade 12
' education ot
4, Frontline — .
determination
WE OFFER: —
4. Pride in your
| accomplishments
B. Good positions
. Good benefits
4, Good remuneration
But most important of all
a chance for a secure
and successful future. |
Excellant oppertunily for
recentgraduates.

r—K mart—
CANADA, LIMITED
Call:
Mr, Coulter
K mart

Skeena Malt :
(atfn-5-05-80)

24. SITUATIONS
WANTED

QUALIFIED CARPENTER,
_tradasman. Fully
equipped with air tools.
" Avaliable for renovations,
custom cabinets, arborite,
for mica Installations. WIll
consider atl other types of
finishing work. Phone 635-
5708.
(c10-13Ju)

410 JOHN DEERE for hire
or contract for land-
scaping.: Backhoe and
dump truck. Also black top
soil for sale. Phone 635-
a8t. ,

(¢tfn-2-6-80)

Mrs. 8. MacNell, former
Kitimat piano teacher
witl be taking ap-
plications for Sept.
lassons. Study Is through
Royal Conservatory of
Toronto & lessons’ In
theory will be avallabft In
group classes as well as
private tuition A pre
school music group will
also be held. — Itmit 8
chitdren Phone 635-6963,
(p3-3,10,17Ju)

30. FURNITURE
& APPLIANCES

Electrolux
VACUUM
CLEANER
for sale
Excellent working order
with brand new hose.
Bags and filter Included.

Phone
638-1753

(stfn-9-05-80)