Page 10, The Herald, Wednesday, December 27, 1978

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3207 Kalum

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TERRAGE DRUGS LTD.

Vitamins
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Toys, Toys, Toys

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635-7274

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

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Thornhill & District
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"COMING EVENTS ©

Weight Watchers meeting
held every Tuesday al7 p.m.
at the Knox United Church:
Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue.

Do You Feel You Have A
Drinking Problem? There is
st

Available!
Phone 635-5836
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Meetings:
Mon. 9:30 p.m,
Church.
Thurs. or Sat. 3:30 p.m. Mills
Memarial Hospital.
Sun. Breakfast Meeting. 10
to noon. Lakelse Hotel,

United

SKEENA CENTRE
Skeena Centre offers to the
Senlor Citizens of the
Terrace and Thornhill area
the following services: :
- Activity Centre for han-
dicrafts
- Day care for working
people.

- Drop-in for companionship
and coffee.

Monday thru Friday 4-4.
Transportation available.
Contact Skeenaview Lodge.
635-2265,

Ladies Sim Line Club meets
Monday evening—6:30
p.m.—United Church
basement, Kitimat.

Rape Relief
Abortion Counselling
& Crisis Line for
Women
639-8388

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP

Mills Memorial Hospitai
Auxiliary would appreciate
any donations of good, clean
clothing, any household
items, toys etc, for their
THRIFT SHOP.
For pickup service phone
695-5320 or 635-5233, or leave
donations at the Thrift Shop
on Lazelle Avenue on
Saturdays between 11 a.m.
and 3 p.m. Thank you.

‘PREGNANT?’
NEED HELP?
Call Birthright for an
alternative to abortion.
Phone 632-4602 anytime.
Room 233, Nechako Centre.

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tuesday night at
8 in the Skeena Health Unit,
For more information phone
635-3747 or 635-3029, ‘

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

Call us at 635-2238 between
8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try
to make arrangements for
pickup.

Pregnant and in need of
support?

Call for help from Right-to-
Life promoters:

Lisa at 435-3164

Carol at 635-5136

Janna at 635-4503

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

The following are a few of.
the services offered locally
by your Health Unit Staff:
CHILD HEALTH CON-
FERENCES:

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

Held at the’ Thornhill
Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every
month from 1:80-3:30 p,m,
Please phone for an ap-
pointment,

Babysitters who bring
children must have parents
written consent for im-
Munization.

ADULT CLINICS

These are held at the Health
Unit on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 34:10 p.m.
by appointment only.
PRENATAL CLASSES
Classes are held throughout
the year at intervals for
expectant parents. Phone
the Health Unit for details
and registration,

HOME NURSING CARE
Nursing care in the home for

those who need it on referral -

from their family doctor.
Terrace area only.
HEALTH PARADE

vision, hearing screeni
done. Please phone for a
pointment. .
PRENATAL BREATHING,
& RELAXING EXERCISES

Held every Monday af-.,

ternoon at 1-2 p.m.

V.D. CLINIC

Held every Monday at 3:30
or by ‘Gppointment,
SANITATION

The public health inspectors
are now situated in Eby
Street. They will be pleased
to assist with any sanitation
problems. -

SPEECH AND HEARING
CLINIC

Held at 4612 Grieg Avenue.
Hearing tests will be done by
referral from family doctor

or community health nurse...

638-1155.

LONG TERM CARE

Office at No. 205-4621 Lazelle
Ave. Tel 635-8196,
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.

PUBLIC SKATING TIMES
Fram Dec. 18 - Jan. 1

Dec, 18, 1978 - 7:30 - 9 p.m.
Public Skate

Dec. 19, 1978 - 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Public Skale, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 20, 1978 - 4 - 6 pm.
Public Skate

Dec, 21, 1978- 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Publle Skate

Dee. 22, 1978 - 3- 5 p.m.
Public Skate

Dec, 23, 1978 - 7:15-9:15 p.m.
Public Skate

Dec. 24, 1978 - 11:30 a.m. -
1:30 p.m. Family Skate.
1:45 - 5 pam. Public Skate
Dec, 25, 1978, Dec, 26, 1978 -

‘CLOSED

Dec. 30, 1979 - 2:30-5:30 p.m.
Public Skate

Dec. 31, 1978 - 12 - 2 p.m.
Family Skate

2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Public Skate
Jan. 1, 1977 - CLOSED

PUBLIC
SCHEDULE
Effective December 18, 1978
Dec. 16. 1978 - 12 - 1 Noon
Hour Swim. 3 - 5 Public
Swim. 6 - 2:30 Public Swim.
7:30 - 9 Adult Swim.

Dec. 19, 1978 - 3 - 5 Public
Swim. 5-7 Family Swim, 7 -
9 Adult-Teen Swim.

Dec. 20, 1978 - 3 - 5 Public
Swim. 6 - 7:30 Public Swim.
7:30 - 9 Adult Swim.

Dec. 21, 1976 - 3 - 5 Public
Swim. 5-7 Family Swim. 7 -
9 Adult-Teen Swim.

Dec. 22, 1978 - . 3- 5 Public
Swim. 6 - 7:30 Public Swim.
7:30 - 3 Adult Swim.

Dec. 23, 1978 - 2 - 5 Public
Swim. 6 - 7:30 Adult Swim.
7:30 - 9 Adult-Teen Swim.
Dec. 24, 1978 - 12 - 3 Public
Swim. 3 - 4:30 Family Swim.
Dec, 25, 1978 - January. —
Pool will be closed until Jan,
§, 1979 for maintenance,
opening again on Jan, 6, 1979.

SWIMMING

The Skeena Health Unit
Speech and -Hearing Clinic
will be closed Dec. 21, 1978 to
dan. 1, 1979. The Clinic will
re-open Jan. 2, 1979. (nca-
27D)

‘Winners of the Chrisimas

Raffle sponsored by the
Terrace Day Care Cenler:
Ist Price - Pearl Onstein -
Food hamper from Co-op.
2nd Price - Bob Beli - Food
hamper from Overwaltea
3rd ‘Prize - Dinner for 2.
Terrace Hotel

dih Price - Betty Ann Sayer -
Dark reom starter kit from
Sight & Sound,

Sih Prize - Karlene Clark -
Blanket from Fields

Gih Prize - P. Ostertag -
Plant fram Grace Fell
Florists

Hh Prize - B. Maier - Plant
from Central Flowers

ath Prize - N. Morrison - Set

of glasses from Recall
Orugs.
Sth Prize - C. Wilkinson - 3

Boxes chocolates from
Shoppers Drug Mart.
th Prize - Joe Mondue - 3
Boxes chocolates from
Shoppers Drug Mart.

The Terrace Day Care
Auxiliary would ilke 19 fake

_ this opportunity to thank the

Sbove businesses ‘tor

For 4 year old children, Helq., 227@ting the prizes and to

on third Monday of every;
month. ace
iz

xpress our appreciation to

pall the people who purchased

fickels, $492.50 was raised
the
new

foward
of ihe
(nc1-22D)

which goes
purchase
building.

14. BUSINESS

PERSONAL.

SKEENA COLORS

Residentia}
Commercial Painting

Phone 638-1835
taj4

GOLDEN RULE
Odd jobs for the jobless.
Phone 635-4535, 3248 Kalum.

DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP.
Reconditioned bikes and
repairs, Reasonable rates.

1931 Queensway Dr.

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD,

(Wes Andrews)
Backhoe Work
Hourly & Contract
635-3479 anytime

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD,
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract, .

House wiring.
635-5876
(ctf)

RUPERTSTEEL

&SALVAGE LTD,
We buy copper, glass,
metals and batteries.
Location — Seal Cove
Open till 5 p.m. Mon. to Sat.
Phone 624-5639 ;

ali

SPORTSMEN'S
Barber Shop
Now Open Fridays til eight.
Across fram Post Office.
3223 Emerson
(8-06)

'S*HELP WANTED

CARETAKER for isolated
ranch, Call 628-9948 for in-
formation. (sté)

Working foreman with good
knowledge in cedar wanted
Immediately for fraser
Valley Sawmill. Approx. 40
miles from Vancouver.
Experienced in handling
crew. Phone 462-9114. (ct0-
5Ja)

Pre-school teachers needed
for the Child Minding Centre.
Leave resumes ai 454? Park
Ave. (c3-27,28,29D)

The Terrace Public Library
requires a student to work
part time 6 fo 10 hours per
week after school. Call 63B-
8177 for an interview, (c3-
29D)

33. FOR SALE

MISC,

Girl Guide cookies for sale.
Will deliver. 435-9553, 635-
3260. 635-4204. (nc-tin)

MIIis Memorlal Hospital
Thrift Shop will close on Dec.
18 and re-open on Sat, Jan. 6,
1979. Thank you for your
suppor?. We look forward to
serving you againin Ihe New
Year. (nc3-22D)

for Sale: Triple axtes from
mobile home, with wheels.
Phone 635-5078 evenings.
(p3-27D)

Hay for Sale. Phone 635-7878.
(¢5-29D)

Che

36

"FOR HIRE

Babysitting available for
New Year's Eve in my home,
For further information
phone 635-3187. (p5-29D)

WINGS DISCO

We cater to dances,
banquets, parties. For
more Information phone]
635-2312
Kari Molz
(p5-28D)

38

‘WANTED MISC.

‘Wanted to rent: garage for
winter anonths to store
vehicle. Phone 635-2154 after
Spm. (tfn-stf)

NEEDSOME |
EXTRA MONEY?
We'll pay you -CASH for
your otd = Furniture,
household items, guns, etc

Just phone
638-1613

3215 Kalym Street
Terrace, 6.C,
QUEENSWAY
TRADING
(atinw-f)

HOMES
FOR. SALE

TASTEFULLY FINISHED
5 BEDROOM
HOME
on finished basemeni. In

secluded corner of town.
Cathedral entrance, al.
‘ached insulated garage, two
brick fireplaces, fenced and
landscaped, 635-3348. (ps5.
28D)

64. BUSINESS. |

PROPERTY

ys Retaibor -

“.” OFFiGé Space . sf

he

2 stores total of 2900 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 Sept.
4, 1978. (ctf

WAREHOUSE and retail
space available on new
bypass. Yomo Management,
phone 638-1166. {ctfn-15D)

FOR LEASE

Retail and-or warehouse
space centrally located at
street level in Terrace. In
total 4641 sq. ft. Formerly
used as equipment sales and
repair shop. For complete
information contact Pruden
& Currie (1976) Ltd, 635-6142
or write 4448 Lakelse Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. (ctf-w)

For Rent: The former Jon &

Jan suite, 1000 sq. ft. 4623

Lakelse Ave. Phone 635-2552.
(ctfin-D7}

55. PROPERTY -

FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
Large lots on Soucie and
Munroe. Phone 964-4424.
(clfn-27N)

58.

MOBILE ..

HOMES

MOBILE HOMES
New mobile homes
from as tow as
$100.00 down. O.A.C.
Set up and
delivered, trades
welcome.
Phone collect
591-5105

(ct!)

66. RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES

1973 Ski-doo Elan 294 — good
running order, new skis. $500
O80. Phone 635-7942 or 635-
3975, = (c5-30)}

Herald classifieds
get results!

NOTICE TO

__ CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF JOHANN
BLUM, late of 61 Babine
Street, in the District of
Kitimat, Province of British
Columbia.

Creditors and others
having claims against the
above estate are required to
send full particulars of such
claims to the undersigned
executrix at P.O. Box 609,
Terrace, Province of British
Columbia, V8G 4B8, on or
before February 1st, 1979,
after which date the estate
will be distributed among the
parties entitled thereto
having regard only to the
claims of which she then has
notice.

ANNA EMILIE EMMA
MARIE BLUM, Executrix
CRAMPTON & BROWN

Solicitors (a4-18,19,27,28D)

NOTICE TO
CREDITORS .
IN| THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
GREGORY MICHAEL
SINKEWICZ, les of 4926
‘Walsh Avenue, in the
District of Terrace, Province

of British Columbia.

Creditors and others
having claims against the
above estate are required to
send full particulars of such
claims fo ihe undersigned
administrator al P.O. Box
609, Terrace, Province ot

bet e

er es ee. 2 bet

From first aid to physica
fitness, the American public
is increasingly aware of the
need to care for the body.
Nowhere is this trend more
apparent than in the
nation’s schools where
students are especially ac-
tive in the hea:th care area.

Many teens are superbly
accomplished in administer-
ing first aid techniques
long before they graduate
from high school, judging
from entries in this year's
Johnson & Johnson: First
Aid Award. The annual
award is offered in con-
junction with a first aid
course sponsored by the
Johnson & Johnson Health
Care Division, and used to
teach an estimated 750,000
students a year,

This year’s winner, 15-
year-old Alfred Piombino, is
from Poughkeepsie, New
York, Fully certified to ad-
minister and instruct a vari-
ety of basic first aid proce
dures, Alfred compiled his

British Columbia, V8G 4B8, - own teaching manual to use
as part of a course he taught
to fifth graders, He is also

on or before January 22nd
1979, atier which date the
estate will be‘ distributed
among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which he

then has notice.
GEORGE SINKEWIC2.
Administrator
“CRAMPTON & BROWN.
Solicitors

(14-20,21,27,28D)
Pr ed ”

ON a ee ae)

Inflation ° Fighting

TIPS TO HELP YOU

Cooling Heat Costs

An ingenious new way to
save on elcctricity is with a
new energy-saving thermostat
that automatically lowers the
heat when lights go out, or
the sun goes down.

cod Foti vez

sui
nein ies

New Li/Tronic Thermostat
for zonal electrically heated
homes automatically reduces
temperature settings 109,

According to a Drexel Uni-
versity study for both five
and seven room homes, sav-
ings on the heating portion of
the electric bill can range
from 15% to 37% depending
on climatic conditions. The
colder the weather, the
greater the dollar savings.
Since the heating portion of;
the electric bill is usually’ the
largest, such savings would
allow most homeowners to
pay for the new thermostats

during the first year of °

Operation,

Called Li/Tronic, and made
by Federal Pacific Electric
Company, this heat regulator
automatically. turns itself
back 10 degrees as soon ag
you turn off the lights in a
room, or the sun sets.

With help like this, you
never need fear that forget-
ting to cut back the heat will

+ cut inte your budget.

SCIENCE TESTS SHROUD

GATLINBURG, Tenn.
(CP) ~ A few small threads,
no bigger than those most
people pick off of their
sleeves, may soon provide an
answer to the authenticlly of
the Shroud of Turin, a sci-
enlist said here recently.

” Within the year scientists

willexamine sample threads

FIRST AID

hha T|
active in the American Red
Cross, works at several first
aid stations, is on general
stand-by for local emer-
gencies, and is a Scout!

Other recipients in the
national competition — in-
clude: Alan D, Yoder, 18,
from Wilton, Conn., Eileen
Marie McGregor, 17, from
Anaheim, Calif., and Steve
P. Shalita, 15, from
Sepulveda, Calif.

What You Can Do

It's important to know
how to get medical help as
quickly as possible in an
emergency situation as well
as knowing how to adminis-
ter first aid,

It’s also essential that
every houschold contain the
basic first aid supplies neces-
sary to handle emergencies.
These include:

e Adhesive bandages in a
variety of sizes and shapes

« Antiseptic

« Sterile gauze pads

» Surgical adhesive tape

« Sterile cotton or cotton
balls

Now is a good time to ask
yourself ‘Am I prepared?'*

eh

‘An ia

+ * o

CONTROLLED BURNING - A MARSH MANAGEMENT
TOOL — Controlled burning of marsh vegetation
can be beneficial to wildlife. Dead marsh vegetation
builds up and inhibits new plant growth. Burning.
releases nutrients and allows sunlight? to penetrate
fo the soil, encouraging new plant growth. Slow
burns in cry peat may create hales which eventually
fill with water, These potholes inctease the diversity
of the marsh. Fast burns reninve dead plant litter

without harming the plants themselves.

These

techniques increase diversity within marshes which

benefits wildlife.

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Lang Term Care Office and the Aid to
Handicapped Office of the Skeena Health
Unit at no. 205 - 4721 Lazelle Ave., Terrace,
will be closed on December 27, 28, 29, 1978.

MOBILE HOME

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
TO YOUR LOCATION

are now available in our lovely 14 wide
and doublewide mobile hames. You choose
your decor, and we custom build to sult,
Government grant of $2500 applicabie.
Expense paid fare Vancouver - return. For
free credit check and approval please phone

collect.

Parker Homes of Canada Lid.

(tfn)

935-6447

Do it Now

Aluminum

- Sheets

25” x 36”
12 sheets only - 5.25

THE DAILY HERALD

9212 Kalum St. Terrace