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. TERRACE DRUGS LTD.

Vitamins
&
Toys, Toys, Toys

‘4

635-1274,

_GGASSIFIED RATES

ag
‘LOCAL ONLY: |

.: igiawords or less $2.00 per
-Argertion. Over 20 words 5
«> gents per word,
3 or more consecutive In-
sertions $1.50 per Insertjon.

REFUNDS:
First insertion charged for
.-¥hether run or not.
: Absolutely no refunds after
ad has been set.

CORRECTIONS:

Must be made before 2nd
Insertion.

Allowance can be made for
only one Incorrect ad,

BOX NUMBERS: -
75 cents pick up,

$1.25 mailed.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:
Rates available upon
request.

NATIONAL CLASSIFIED
RATE:

22 cents per agate Hine. ©
Minimum charge $5.00 per
Insertion.

> LEGAL - POLITICAL and
TRANSIENT AD-
_ VERTISING:

$3.60 per column inch.

BUSINESS PERSONALS:
$4.00 per line per month.
On a 4 month basis only.

DEADLINE

. DISPLAY:
‘ 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to
i publication day.

CLASSIFIED:
: 2:00 p.m, on day previous to
. day of publication Monday to
. Friday.

’ ALL CLASSIFIED CASH
: WITH ORDER other than
, BUSINESSES WITH AN
‘ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT.

7 =eice charge of $5.00 on all
LaN.S.F. cheques.
WEDDING DESCRIP.
Ee TRONS:

a: No charge provided news
Zusubmitted within one month,
<<$5.00 production charge for
aewedding and-or engagement
-xpictures. News of weddings

Estwrite-ups) recelved gne .

¥month or more after event
£510.09 charge, with or
ifwithout’ pleture. Subject te
¢:'condensation. Payable In
Eadvance.

oe

PCLASSIFIED AN-
{NOUNCEMENTS:

i Births 5.50
Engagements 5.50
“Marriages 5,50
=Deaths 5.50
Funerals 5.50
Cards of Thanks 5.50
Memorial Nollces 5.50

HONE 635-6357
'Classified Advertising Dept.

a COMING EVENTS

INCHES AWAY CLUB
“Meet every Tuesday night at
in the Skeena Health Unit.
‘or more information phone
5-37.47 or 635-3023.

as.
hed
ees
om.

me Rape Relic

si! Abortion Counselling:
es & Crisis Line for

a Women

ef sass

wLearn to Fly. Joln Alp
+Cadets, Terrace Squadron ts
accepting applications tor
September. H you enjoy of
tthink you would enjoy flying,
stifle range, outdoor ac.
tivities andare between 13-18
“years of age, please call:
“Mike Smith at 638-5036 or
‘1Bev Tasa at 635-7598

%

=Pregnant and in need of
«support?

‘Call for help trom Right-to-
“LHe promoters:

fLisa at 635-3164

sEarol at 635-5136
Janna at 635-4503

ihadies Stim Line Club meets
fonday evening — 6:30 p.m.
"= Uniled Church basernent
“Kitimat. (ne-10-14}

*: WANTEO DONATIONS
“The Three Rivers Workshop
ifor the Handicapped are
Stooking for donations of any
zold, broken or used pleces of
2 furniture, also any discarded
rood products we could use
_ Stor recycling or renovating,
sc Gatl us at 615-2238 between
‘a.m. and 3 p.m., we will fry
lo make arrangements for
pickup. :

SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Effective
October 1, 1978

20c

mth 3,00
year 33.00,
3 mth 15.00
6 mth 25.0
year 45,00
year 20,00

Single Copy
By Carrier
By Carrier
By Mail

By Mail

By Mall
Senlor Citizen

British Commonwealth and
United States of America one

year 55.00.

Box 399, Terrace, B.C.
VeG 2M?

HOME DELIVERY

Terrace & District

Thorahill & Olstrict
Phone 635-6357

The Herald reserves th
right to classify ads under
appropriate headings and to
set rates therefore and to
determine page location.” -

The Herald reserves the
right fo revise, edit, classify |
or reject any advertisement
and to retain any answers

directed to the Herald Box -

Reply Service, and to repay
the customer the sum pald
for the advertisement and
box rental.

Box replies on “Hold”
Instructions not pleked up
within 10days of expiry of an
advertisement witl be
destroyed untess malling
instructions are received.
Those answering Box
Numbers are requested not
to send originals of
documents to avold loss.

Ail claims of errors in
advertisements must be
received by the publisher
within 30 days after the first
publication.

It iS agreed by the ad-
vertiser requesting space:
that the llability of the
Herald In the event of failure
fo publish an advertisement
or In the event of an error,
appearing in the = ad-

vertlsement as published ©

shall be limited to the
amount pald by the ad-
veriiser. for only one in-
correct insertion for the
portiot of the advertising
space occupied by the in-
correct or omitted Hem only,
and that there shall be no

‘lability to any event greater °
‘than ihe. amount pald . for

such advertising.

Advertisements must
comply with the British:
Columbla Human Rights Act
which prohibits any ad-
vertising ‘that discriminates
against any person because
of. his race, religion, sex,
color, nationality, ancesiry
or place of origin, or because.
his age Is between 44 and 65
years, unless the condition Is
justified by a bona fide
requirement for fhe work
Involved.

Do You Feel You Have
ADrinking Problem? There

Ishelp
Available!
Phone 635-5636
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Meetings:
Mon.: 8:30 p.m.
Church ;
Thurs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m.
Mills Memorlat Hospital.
Sun. Breakfast Meeting. 10
to noon. Lakelse Hatel.

United

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

SKEENA CENTRE
Skeena Centre offers to the
Senior Citizens of the
Terrace and Thornhill area
the follawlng services:

- Activity Centre for han-
dicrafts ct
- Day care for working
people

- Drop-In for companionship
& coffee

Monday thru Friday 6-4.
Transportation avaliable.
Contact Skeenaview Lodge.
(635-2265,

a

MILLS MEMORIAL
THRIFT SHOP

Mills Memorial Hosplita:
Auxitiary would appreciate
any donations of good, clean’
clothing, any household
Hems, toys ete. for their
THRIFT SHOP.

For pickup service phone
635-5320 or 635-5233, or leave
donations al the Thrift Shop
on Larelle Avenue on
Saturdays between 11 a.m.
and 3 p.m. Thank you.
iinctin)

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 fram
1:30- 3:50p.m, Please phane
far an appointment.

Held at Thornhill
Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every
month from 1:30 - 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 fram
3- 4:10 p.m. by appointment

sony.
PRENATAL CLASSES

Classes. are held
throughout the year at, in-
tervals for expectant
‘parents. Phone the Health
Unit for details and
reglstration, :
HOME NURSING CARE

Nursing care In the home
for these who need fi on
reterrat 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 appoiniment.
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 appolniment.
SANITATION
The public health inspectors
are now sifvated 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.

639-1155.
LONG TERM CARE

Office at'No. 205-4721 Lazetle
Ave. - Tel - -635-9194.
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 dane by
consultant.

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

Everyone Welcome

‘PREGNANT?’
NEEL HELP?
Call Birthright for an
alternative to abortion.
Phone 632-4602 anytime.
Room 233, Nechako Centre.
(netfin-20n)

SPECIALGENEX/’.L
MEETING

Skeena Valley golf &
Country Club Society Wed.
Dec, 6, 8 p.m., Skeena Room
no. 2 at Terrace Hatel.
Meeting to discuss funding
results and purchase of Golf
Club Property by the Club.
(ne3-5D)

Terrace Art Association
Picture Loan will not be held
due to Library expansion.
Anyone wishing to return or
renew pictures may bring
them to the Library
basement Wednesday, Dec, 6
from 7" .m. (nc4+1D)
Kitimat Centennial Museum
293 City Centre, Kitimat
On Friday, December 1, the
local Annual Adult Art Show
will open at 4 p.m. at the
Kitimat Museum. The
paintings will be on display
from December i to January
13, You are cordially invited
to view the exhibit and —
maybe — chose that special
Christmas gift.
Museum Hrs,: 12-5, Fridays
12-8, closed Sun. & Mon.
(nc6-8D)

The Terrace Child Minding
Auaociation will be holding

MONTHLY MEETING
Wednesday, Dec, 6, 1978-9
pm.
at the Centre, 4542 Park Ave.
All. interested persons
welcome to attend. (ncé-6D)

The Terrace Day Care
Auxiliary will be holding a
BAKE & CRAFTS SALE at
the Terrace Co-op,
December 22from5p.m. 9
P.M. All of our friends who
wish to donate any crafts or
baked goods can drop them
off at the Day Care Centre,
3424 Kalum on or before
December 22 - 4 p,m. (ne30-

22d)

MANAGER & SECRETARY
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY

Once again, the Terrace
Hotel will hold their annual
Manager and Secretary
Christmas Party. This gives
the managers the op-
portunily to show their
appreciation to their
secretaries for the fine work
and dedicated loyalty
throughout the year. It is
also a fine opportunity for
some firms to have a
Christmas Staff Party at a
small cost,

THE DATE: Wednesday
Dec. 13, 1978. :
The Time: 12 Noon to 4 p.m.
The Place: Terrace Hotel,’
Skeena River Room. . —

A beautiful and -delicious ,
buffét dinner will be served, ,
in the usual Terrace Hotel
tradition and featuring
‘“‘Augie’s Special'*.
Remember our famous
“Gluhwein’’ (Hot Wine)?
Yes, there will be plenty of
thate:- ;

Entettainer: Beautiful
“Ansell” from Edmonton
will ‘delight you with her
songs.’

Price: §9.50 per person, and
tickets are available now at
the Terrace Hotel or phone
635-2241 for reservations
soon,

P.S.: Wives are welcome
tool!!! (nel3-13D)

The Terrace-Kitimat
Forest Public Advisory
Committee will be presen-
ting a lecture and discussion
on logging in the Kitimat
Valley, December 12, at 7:30
p.m. at the Ranger Station in
Terrace. All interested
people are invited to attend,

A forum on the Kitimat
Valley, discussing the -pros
and cons of use for forestry,
industrial
fisheries,
agriculture will be held on

December 19. If you are .

interested in the fate of the
valley, please attend,’ (ne7-
12D) wu

TERRACE
LITTLE .
THEATRE
Get your tickets early for
the Terrace Little Theatre
Christmas production of Ben
and the Boxes. Tickets are
$1.50 for adults and children
and will be sold at McColl
Realty or the door. Only 75
seats per night. Per-
formances are at 7:30 p.m.
on Dec, 7 and Dec, 9, at a
p.m. at Dee, 8 and two
matinees at 2 p.m. on
Saturday, and Sunday.
(Nc4-8D) :

OBITUARIES ©

HOLLANDS, Olive Maud:

Mrs. Olive Maud Hollands
passed away Dec. 3, 1978 in
Mills Memorial Hospital at
the age of 79. She was born in
Newton Le Willows, Lan-
cashire, England, At the age
of six she and her parents
came {to Canada and resided
in Ottawa, Ontario, until] the
age of 15; then moved to
Medicine Hat, Alberta,
where she met and married
Frank E. Hollands who was
a member of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police.
They then moved to Terrace
in 1945, .

She is survived by her
husband, Frank and two
sons, Cecil of Powell River,
B.C.; and Lyle, of Terrace,
B.C.: six grandchildren, six
great grandchildren; two
sisters and one brother.

Funeral services will take
place on Wed., Dec. 4, 1878 at
10:30 a,m. from the Alliance
Chureh, 4923 Agar. The
burial will take place in the
District of Terrace
Municipal Ceretery, Pastor
Roy Taylor will be of-
ficiating.

The family request that in
lieu of flowers donations be
made to the Gideon Bible,
eare of Bill Webb, 4623
Soucie, Terrace, B.C.

14. BUSINESS
PERSONAL

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

14. "BUSINESS: ”--

-PERSONAL...

DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP
Reconditioned bikes and
repairs. Reasonable rates,

1931 Queensway Dr,

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

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

“Insiat on the Best"?
PHONE 635-2939
SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING

SKEENA COLORS

Residential
Commercial Painting
Phone 638-1835
(aj4 ;

' ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract.

RUPERT STEEL

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

all

development, °
recreation or -

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.

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

for information leading oJ
thereturr of 2 female black
Labrador Retrievers
Susie, aged 4 years,
Missing Nov. 22, 1978. Lily,
aged 6 months. Missing
Dec. 2, 1978. Telephone

. 435-5488
‘T(ptaD)

19

‘HELP WANTED

WANTED: Band to play for
New Year's Eve Dance in
Kitwanga. Accommodations
provided. Phone 949-5417 a1
849-5449, (c10-8D)

Dental receptionist wanted.
Phone 635-2552. (c4-8D)

SCHOOL
DISTRICT &8
(TERRACE)

Applications are invited
for the following poaitlons.
Duties to commence
January 2, 1979 except where
otherwise noted.

1, Grade 2 Uplands
Elementary
2. Grade 5 Uplands
Elementary
3.Grade5 Clarence Michiel
4. Grade 5 John Field
Elementary

(Hazelton)

5. English Teacher — This is
a 40 percent teaching
assignment in Caledonia Sr.
Secondary. Duties to com.
mence January 31, 1979.
§. English Teacher Stewart
Secondary
7. Elementary librarian —
Half time position in Copper
Mountain Elementary.
Please submit applications
together with supporting
documents to:
Mr. M, Bergsma,
Director
of Instruction,
School District
88 (Terrace)
Box 460,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B5
Persons who have sub-
mitted applications
previously should contact
Mr. Bergsma at 635-4931 to
reactivate their file.
DEADLINE FOR ARRIVAL
OF APPLICATIONS IS
DECEMBER Li, 1978. (a3-
)

‘Paper Carrier for Terrace

Herald needed for the Mc-
Connell area on the bench,
Phone

635-6257
(ne-elfn}

“HELP: WANTED -

NORTHWEST ;

COMMUNITY
COLLEGE

Terrace Centre

TEMPORARY
CLERICAL
ASSISTANTS

The College has two
temporary clerical positions
open immediately for a
special project in its main
library. Term of em-
ployment will be two weeks
commencing December 11,
1978, Rate of pay will be $6.44
per hour, Hours of work:
8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Monday thru Friday.
DUTIES: Preliminary
preparation of library
catalogue information for
entry into a computerized
data base.

EXPERIENCE &
QUALIFICATIONS:
Previous library experience
desirable but not mandatory.
Applicants should be able to
work quickly and precisely
with a high level of detail and
be able to write legibly.

Applications may be made
at the College, 5331 Mc-
Connell or at Canada
Manpower, (13-4 5.60)

33. FOR SALE
“MISC. |

FOR SALE
Fujica 705 Camera with 28
mm wide angle lens and
case. Only one year old.
Phone

635-2967
after 5 pm. (stf-tfn)

1971 Kawasaki. 90 cc. 110 Ib.
weight lifting set - $125.
Phone 635-5970. (p7-11D)

Girl Guide cookies for sale.
Will, deliver. 635-3553. 635-
9260, 635-3204, (ne-tin)

Car warmer, World Book
encyclopedia, recliner,
bathroom light fixtures,

kitchen table & > chaits..’

Phone 635-3985.‘ (p5-6D)

One 30” range, gold, self-
cleaning. Almost new. Phone
635-5826 after Sp.m. (p3-aD)

8 HP International
Snowblower. Excellent
condition. Owner tran-
sferred, must sell, Phone
635-7026. (p3-8D)

.

One 1974 above cab height
Explorer canepy top with
roof rack.

1978 100 Suzuki motorcycle.
Contact Bob 635-6391. (a5-
12D)

1970 Chev 3, Ton 4 wheel
drive.

Bolen Tractor G14 with
snow-thrower — roto —
spader. 635-3567. (p4-8D)

One 12° aluminum boat -
$250. 1 clarinet - like new -
$125. 1 pr. 72 Munari Ski
boots - $40. 1 pr. 7 ski boots -
$15. Very old Stroneberg
radio-record player cabinet
$100. Phone 635-5294 after
4:30 p.m. (pl0-18D)

One Polaroid 440 camera
complete with case, flash &
charger. Hittachi 8 track
record player. 1975 Nova LN,
All In good condition and
reasonably priced. 635-5979.

(c5-6D)

JUST ARRIVED AT
QUEENSWAY TRADING
3215 Kalum
—NEW— —USED—
A large Assortment of
Great Gilt Ideas for
Everyone
Dolls - Musical
Wickerware -
Rattan Sets
Planters-

Brass & Copper
Jewel Boxes
Remote Control Cars
Battery Train Sets

ova rt Boards
Cups & Saucers
Clocks
Rocking Chairs
Coifee Sets
Fancy LampShades
Bar Mirrors
Wooden Kitchenware
Radios
Stereo- Strack &
cassette combinations
Angelus Bella
Wind Chimes
2 Way Radios
Lamps
—We Gift Wrap—
[ tn and Browse AU

Your Leisure
Open 6 Days a Week $:30-6
Friday till 4
OPEN TILL9
ALL XMAS WEEK

33, FOR SALE.
MIS.

Firewood for Sale. Phone
635-3886. (p20-6d)

For Sale: One pair size 9%
Kastinger Leather Ski Boots
- $20. Oil heater, 35,000 BTU's
- $15. 500 gallon oil tank &
stand - $200. Artificial Scotch
Pine 6' Christmas tree with
stand. Xmas lights &
decorations, Phone 635-0258.
(tin-stf)

Double Beds — $49 each,
Color T.V. (20 RCA) -
$340. Chrome chalrs (new)
- $28 each. Dishwasher, lik:
new - $390. Adding machin
$40, Ping pong table - $60,

hone
635-7686
( pa-aD)
36.
FOR HIRE

Will do fruit tree pruning,
Phone 635-7685 after 5 p.m.
(ne5-7Dstf)

CARPENTRY-HANDYMAN
available. Small jobs
desired. Remodelling,
cement work, fix-up. For
information phone 635-3261,
Richard Wilderson, (c5-6)

38

"WANTED MISC.

Wanted to rent: ‘garage for
winter months to store
vehicle. Phone 635-2154 after
5 p.m, (tin-stf)

Wanted to Buy: one
purebred German Shepherd
pep - female preferrably.
Phone 635-5363 before 5 p.m.,
ask for Ed and 635-9636 after
5pm. (¢3-7D)

WANTED
Coples of September 12, 1978,
Dally Herald.

! lf browght to'atflee we'll

pay you $2:00, (nctfn)

Wanted to Buy: One wooden
filing cabinet. Phone 655-
4671. (p3-8D)

Large new housekeeping
room suitable for working
man. Fridge, stove,
everything furnished,
Central location, separate
entrance, parking and
cablevision supplied. 635-
2145. (p3-8D)

48. SUITES —

_ FOR RENT

For Rent: I
apartment. Approx. 3 miles
from downtown Terrace. No

One bedroom

pets, 635-9258,  (tfn-stf5D)

For Rent in Thornhill: One
bedroom furnished apart-
ment. $150 per month.
Singles only please. Phone
635-2065. {p2-6D)

For Rent; cone bedroom
furnished unit, Phone
Skeena Estates. 635-2577.
(a4-6,8,11,15D)

' One bedroom suite for rent.

Wall to wall carpet, un-
furnished, with fridge and
stove. Near downtown.
Couples only, abstainers,
non-smokers. No pets. $175
per month. Phone 635-3510.

(c5-12D) |
49. HOMES ©

FOR SALE

‘MUST SELL’
By Builder, one house, new.

1040 sq. ft. Carpet
throughout, fireplace
carport. 5 year new home
warranty. CMHC approved
& inspected. For a place you
ean afford, under $50,000.
For appointment to view
phone Ben Faber Con-
struction.
638-7878
(c20-28D)

‘Must Sell! leaving
Kitimat. 4 bedroom home on
Brant Street. Open to offers,
635-4308. (cl5-16d)

3 bedroom condominium.
Cloée to schools, downtown,
Excellent condition. Low
down payment. Phone 635-
9747 after 5 p.m. (c3-8D)

Urgently required, ride to
and from Eurocan, ‘D’ Shift.
Will share gas. Phone 638-
1095. (c5-8D)

NEED SOME
EXTRA MONEY?

We'll pay you CASH for
your old . furniture
household (tems, guns, etc.
Just phone

630-1613 -

3215 Kalum Street
Terrace, B.C.
QUEENSWAY
TRADING

(atinw-f)

41. MACHINERY

FOR SALE

Farm tractor for sale, Phone
635-3664. (p3-8D)

43. ROOMS.
‘FOR RENT

One or two bedrooms for
rent. Furnished. Kitchen
facilities. Close to schools.
For working ladies. Phone
635-3368. (p2-6D)

HEW HOMES

7" New homes in downtown
area for sale by HECATE
DEVELOPMENT. Quality
homes built by local
builder. For more in-
formation call
HECATE
DEVELOPMENT

635-2230
(al0-18D)

52. WANTED.
TO RENT |

Wanted to Rent: Young
business man requires
furnished apartment, room
and board or shared ac-
commodation. Phane 635-
9226, ask for Jan. (c55-11D)

HERALD
classifieds
got results

Apply in person

HELP WANTED

Experienced Dining Room Waitress
Desk Clerk with some bookkeeping

Union wages
- Lakelse Hote!

MOBILE HOME

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
TO YOUR LOCATION

are now available on our lovely 14 wide and
doublewide mobile homes. You choose your
decor, and we custom build to suit,
Government grant of $2500 applicable.
Expense pald fare Vancouver - return. For
free credit check and approval please phone

collect.

Parker Homes of Canada Ltd,
935-5447