PAGE Aé, THE HERALD, Wednesday. March 2, 1977
| Community
Education
Services

by Hugh Power
THE MAMAS AND
THE PAPAS

This is a series of informal
discussions about issues in
families. The discussions
are led by community
resource people who are
trained in family coun-
selling techniques and have
had extensive experience in
this area. In order to receive
the most benefit from these
discussions, it is highly
recommended that both
parents attend. There is no
charge for these sessions
and people are welcome to
attend any of the sessions.
The discussions are held on
Wednesday evenings in
Room 7 in Caledonia Senior
Secondary School from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m.

DEVELOPING
FEELINGS ‘

Developing Feelings of
Self-Worth in Children is the
topic for March 2. The
following resource people
will be conducting this
session — Mary McNairnay
of the Lazelle Pre-School,
Richard Parker, Supervisor
of Special Education for
School District 88, and John
and Flora Stokes.

Communication between
Spouses and Parents-
Children, Exercises in
listening skills is the topic
for March 9, The resource
people include: Lyle Petch
of the Mental Health
Branch, Fay and Bernie
Champoux on Marriage
Enrichment and John and
Flora Stokes.

NUTRITION

AND DIET
» Nutrition and diet is the
topic for the Monday night
Family Program on March
7, The program will include
videotapes, using local
resource People, on meat
cutting and buying. The tape
will include discussion of the

best buys in meat in regards |

content,

to _— protein

nutritional value, economy, ...

ete. There will also be ex- ~~

rts to lead discussions on te 7

nutritional, but economical
cooking. This program will
take place on Monday,
March 7 at 7:30 p.m. in

Room 9 of the Caledonia .

Senior Secondary School,
There is no charge and
everyone is welcome to
attend.

ZORBA THE GREEK

This is the next film for
the College Film Series and
stars Anthony Quinn, Alan

.Bates, Irene Papas and Lila

Kedrova. An unforgettable
portrait of an exuberant,
ife-loving old Greek island
peasant dominates this
drama. There are two fine
supporting performances by
Irene Papas as a lonely
widow and by Lila Kedrova
who is marvellous as a
wrinkled relic of a once
successful coquette. This
engrossing film mingles
scenes of beauty, comedy
and stark reality and. is
enriched by the music of
Mikis Theodorakis.

The film will be shown on
Saturday, March 12 at 8
p.m. in Room 202 at the
Terrace College Campus,
5391 McConnell Avenue. The
fee is $2 for adults and $1.50
for students.

Guiding notes

Six new Guides were
enrolled in the 1st Kit-
sumgallum Guide Company
in a ceremony held at
Parkside School, February
2i.

Commissioner Deters
enrolled Robin Ehses,
Cheryl Kirby, Reva

Krumm, Maureen Pall,
Michelle Keene and Lea
Smaha.

Badges and Service Stars
were also presented to
several girls. Maureen Clent
received her Little House
Emblem after having
passed her Bakers, Cook,
Childcare and Hostess
Badges.

Guides working on their
Hostess Badge served coffee
and refreshments to several
parents who were present
for the ceremony.

A lovely Thinking Day
Ceremony followed, with the
Guides each hanging a flag
and lighting a candle for
another country while one of
the leaders read a short
article about each country.

This company is presently
without a Captain. Anyone
who enjoys the outdoors is
especially welcome as ther®
is a move to try to en-
courage the girls to enjoy
the outdoors in such things
as hiking and camping.

Training is available so
please don’t feel you can’t
offer help because of:
inexperience.

Anyone interested in
helping the youth of today is
urged to contact the
association at 635-7357.

Legion for

united Canada

The Dominion Officers of
the Royal Canadian Legion
met last weekend with the
Provincial Presidents and
Secretaries and
unanimously _rededicated
themselves to the principle
of a united Canada and
reaffirmed that the Legion
will continue to work
towards that end in every
province and territory of
Canada.

FIRST TERRACE CUBS AND SCOUTS held a s

ees

uc-

cessful Father and Son Banquet at the United Church

Guides ask for good tur

British Colurnbia Council
of Girl Guides, which serves
over 33,000 members in the
province, needs a new
home and has launched a
province-wide appeal for

uuilding funds. oe

Headquarters for British
Columbia Council of the Girl
Guides of Canada _ is
presently located in rented
and cramped quarters of an
ald - office building in
downtown Vancouver. This
building has no provision for
loading area, or on-street,
off-street parking.

Last year, financial ex--

perts advised the Guides
that it was time to invest in
their own building. Im-
mediately, the membership
began to raise funds.

Since then over $50,000 has
been raised by Brownies,
Guides, Rangers and
Cadets, with the first con-
tribution coming from a
Handicapped Brownie Pack
that had earned $3.75 at its
school bazaar.

In November 1976, the
British Columbia Council
bought a small piece of land
at 1462 West 8th Avenue,
Vancouver, as a site for the

future headquarters
building. ” re
The money-raising

projects by the Guides
organization is continuing.
At the same time the B.C.
Council is calling on all
residents of B.C. to beip in
the raising of an additional
$100,000 to be used in con-
structing and equipping a
5500-square-foot building
which will be a permanent
home for the Guides.

“We do not often appeal to
the public for funds, but
there is no other way we can
meet this necessary Un-
dertaking,’? says B.C,
Provincial Commissioner of
Guides, Dr. Marion Rogers.

“We are asking all B.C.
citizens and families who
have fond memories of their -
involvement with Guides to
send in a donation towards

low mic.

Aceon... try it yourself,

2 It pays to be accurate.

3 Be complete.

When you're filling aut
your income tax form follow
your Tas Guide carefully.

For most af us, all we will
have to dois follow the Mug
section, and the only help
needed ix the Guide itsell.

If you have a refund
coming, you'll get it sauner if
your tax form has been dane
accurately. When you're
filling out your tax form
double check yaurarithmetic
and pur the right information
on the riphe line.

We don’t want you copay
a penny Mure than you

should, sa don't torget to list
all your deductions, Your Tax

Guile explains them fully.

When you have finished,
sign your tax form then make
stire you include all yaur
receiprsand other forms with
your return,

If you run inte trouble,
Revenue Canada District
Taxation offee addresses and
phone numbers are listed on

the back of the Guide.

Peer fees

Hon, Monque Bomn Lhon Moraque Beg
Mareset Mnstre

the building fund. No
amount is too small.”

In order to service its
33,000 members of which
28,000 are young girls, the
B.C. Council of Giri Guides
of Canada requires a new
home for its paid clerical
staff of nine full-time and
four part-time workers, its
volunteers who contribute
over 10,000 hours of time
annually and = sufficient
space ‘for the Guide
Distribution Centre and
meeting rooms.

In 1976 the Guide
headquarters handled 15,000
pieces of incoming mail,
20,000 telephone calls, in
addition te outgoing mail,
processing of 10,000 forms
and 2,000 cheques,
management of the Guide
Distribution Centre and
other administrative duties.

Most of the money for the
clerical and administrative
expenses come from the
annual sale of cookies and
from membership
assessment. The Guides
receive no funds at the
provincial level from United
Appeal.

Now that the land has
been purchased, plans have

.. been - approved for con-. |
new

struction of the
headquarters which will be
a three-storey structure on a
25-foot frontage.

Anyone wishing to assist
the B.C. Girl Guides in their
objective to have their own
building may do so by
sending a donation to
Headquarters Building,
B.C, Council-Girl Guides of
Canada, Suite 85, 553
Granville Street, Van-
couver, B.C. V6C 1Y¥6.

Areceipt will be issued for
tax purposes by calling
Mrs. H.M.O. Brown, care of
Provincial Office, (604) 688-

Hail last week.

‘Terrace Branch 13 was
branches to

take definite steps to

branches in which
associates have their own
segment within the Branch,
working under their own
executive and carrying on
projects under their own
nitiative and name. The
group has ‘been small but
those within it have been
active. The Rock and Roll
Benefit was sponsored by
the Associates. They have
held pancake breakfasts,
raffles, made donations to
various charitable
organizations and lent their
assistance to a spring clean-
up plan for senior citizens.

is group could in fact with
the potential membership
be a true force in Legion
activities. In order to be an
effective group the mem-
bership carrying associate
cards must become working
members as well as social
ones.

The next meeting of the
Associates is March 22, 1977.
If you are an Associate
Member of Branch 19,
Terrace, it is time to get
active. Come out to the
meeting on March 22 and
bring a fellow Associate.
Let's see the biggest turnout
of members yet for that
meeting. Remember you
are part of the -Royal
Canadian Legion. It’s time

~ Royal Canadian Legion
(Pacific) Branch No. 13
Terrace .

By Maryann Burdett

continued operational value
of the Associates.

If on your next visit to the
Legion you note a slightly
cleaner, fresher aura within
the building it is thanks to
Comrade Jim Peden,
building chairman,
Comrade bill Davies who
helped set up work parties
and the strong arms of a few
members who showed up to
wash walls, light flxtures,
windows, benches, etc.
Thanks go out to the Clif-
fords, Ralph Kerman, Bud
Kirkaldy, Olga Waselowich,
Gloria Campbell, George
Greenlaw and Don Hall for
their housekeeping abilities.
Keep in mind the L.A.
Spring Dance on March 19 at
the Arena. Tickets are
available LAs
merabers.

Branch members, don’t
forget the general meeting
is Tuesday, March 8 at 8
p.m. sharp in the Legion
Auditorium. Come out and

from

have your say in_ the
workings .of YOUR
BRANCH.
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of British Columbia

Members of the Institute in B.C,
provide the following services:

AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING
INCOME TAX CONSULTING
MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
ESTATE PLANNING

to do your bit toward the

FIRST KITSUMGALLUM BROWNIES held a bake
sale in aid of the Vancouver Building Project Fund.
Parents who assisted and all who purchased goodies
helped make the sale a success and the Brownies are
most appreciative.

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Unreserved
Equipment & Truck
AUCTION SALE
Monday April 4, 1977
9:00 a.m. sharp
at
NASBY'S AUCTIONEERING

Located 9¥2 miles west of Edmonton on Highway 16 & V4 mile
south to Auction Site on. Pioneer Road.

Ds8‘s, 07's; Dé’s etc. - Crawler Loaders - Backhoes +
Forklifis - Trucks - approx. 75 trucks - 1976 models & down -
Highboys, Lowbays, Vans - Camp Units & Trailers - Cars -
approx. 50 cars - 1976 models & down - Plus Approx. $40,000.00
New IHC truck, loader, crawler parts

Do You Want to Sell?

“Auction Facilitles Second To None”

Sale Arranged & Conducted By
NASBY'S AUCTIONEERING
Bonded industrial Auctioneers

Box 699, RR 1, Spruce Grove, Alta

Main Offlee Ph: 1-403-962-3676
B.C. Ph: 604-962-7594
Telex No. 037-3014
Co. Lic. 81093

(1976) LTD,

4646 LAKELSE AVE.

8 BRIGHT AND ABOVE GROUND

Attractiva 2 storey brand new home mil

located behind Catedonia Schoo! with w-
w carpeting, eating area in the kitchev’
and entrance way and closet on the

lower floor, Immediate occupancy, To
Liungh. 34

view phone Rusty

__ J. NEAT WELL KEPTHOME

“7S 4441 Lazelle Ave. 2 berié, on main floor,
“I modern kitchen, nicely carpeted living

rm. & dining rm with built-in china

cabinet. 4 pc. bthrm. Full bemt. hes

large comfortable rumeus rm., den or

axa bdrm, 2 pc. bthrm & faundry-
workshop area. Paved drive, Call Bob

LOCATED ON GRAMAM AVENUE
Moderately priced this 3 bdrm. home [5 @
4 in very good condition, has a rear patio
door to yard, Alcan siding, concrete
driveway & crubs, landscaped yard & #
a fencing. A sturdy garden shed come
workshop Is located on the side of the

_ house, To view phone Rusty Liungh. |

OPEN TO OFFERS
® New J bdrm. homes with ww carpeting,

double fireplace, gas heat & hat waler, git:

double windows & an aitached carport,
To view phone Ber Liungh.

BE HOUSE WITH ACREAGE _
Located on Woodland Park Drive this

K

me cathedral entrance home has 3 bdrivs., @

HANDYMAN‘S HOUSE
a, ONES anxious to sell and wil! help
arrange financing on this 3 bedroom

homeon the Keith Estate, Contact Rusty

Liungh to view,

+

YOUR OWN SWISS CHALET

Ahouse with European charm, 4 bartre.,
2bthrirs. www, 2 slone-faced fireplaces,
balconies off bdrms. & LR. &
beautifully hanccrafted — kitchen

Modern 3 bdrm. home located on the
bench in a new subdivision with paved
streets and underground services. Lotis fam
attractively landscaped & nicely treed.
For full particulars contact cur office as

Wap excellent condition. ‘Yard is fen

“Dandy lower priced starter tome. 3
berms, 4 pc. bihrm., cute kitchen,

utility rm. and good size living rm. All in
ced, To

cabinets, Lot is landscaped & there is
garden area with green house & chicken
housa. Contact Rusty Liungh.

“aig Wlewcall Bob Sher lean —asking $28,000.

this one will rot last long, wae

ig NEAR NEW HOME IN COPPERSIDE pa
8 Guite ditter ent In style this comfortable Iai
roomy home has only | berm. on main fgg
floor 8 2. extras in fower level. Lot Is
B landscaped and has a handbulil stone EA
fenca in front & good size garden area.
To view phone Bert Llungh.
Fa

TASTEFULLY DECORATED

This 3 bdrm. home with quailfy for .
CMHC 9§ percent financing. W-W car.
pets, double windows, concrete walks Bi” an
patio. Lot is fully 1andscaped & com-

pletely fenced. Drive by 4626 Graham &

call Dwain AtcColl to view.

“home, 4018 Benner Ave. Give
Sheridan a call on this one.

TS QUALITY PLUS .
This home is 129 sq. fly finished up &
down, Features include 2 flraplaces, 3.
full baths, darge carport, sundeck &
many moreextras. Full bsmi. is finished
to include den, large rumous rm, with
wet bar, pames rm. bthrm, & storeqe
areca plus fully finished Indry, area,
Asking price of $69,500 will include stove,
fridge, dishwasher, washer, dryer, bar
(ridge, Cat) Dwain McCall fo view this
« ' 9 excallent family home,

SECLUDED PEACEFUL SETTING =
This beautiful home is situated on
Skeena River with panoramic view,
almost an acre of land, 3 bdrm. spilt
level, fop quality throughout, Astr,
bdrm. has ensulte plbg. with shower,
fully insulated & heated attached |
garage, large central fireplace In L.R. o
F.R. in demt, Hore Is immacutate '

‘NEW HOME — QUALITY BUILT
Attractive 3 bdrm. home with w-w
carpeting, double windows, 4 pce, bath &
full bsmit. fully Insulated & covered with
gyproc & panelling to the floor, Easy on
the heat with gas hot air furnace & gas
fot water. Present CMHC insured
mortgage on the house which can be
assumed. Check with Rusty Ljungh on
This new home,

home is within 2 blocks of town center,
schoo!s, arena & swimming pool,
Features stucco exterfor, cedar shake
roof, wew throughout, large dining rim.,
modern kitchen with nook, TV family
rm, master burm, an main floor plus 2
extra large bdrms. upstairs. Full bsrrt,
ispartlaliy finished, Call Dwain McColl

NEW CMHC. HOME ‘
Have a look at this brand new 3 bdrm, »
1246 sq. ft. home. It has a 5 year
warranty & an existing CMHC mortgage
for approx. $36,700, Carpet & vinyl
(l5ors. Lawn & shrubs planted. Drive by.
4018 ard 48272 Tuck & call Dwain AicColl
to view. Low down payment.

EVENING PHONES
615-5754

Jahn Currle 635-5865 Rusty Ljungh 635-5754 Dwain McColl 635-2974

Bob Sheridan 635-2664 Bert Liungh