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Sterling Publishers Ltd.

Published at Terrace
B.C, S5days 2 week

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PUBLISHER
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1977

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Box 299, Terrace, B.C,
VEG 2M9

Telephone:
112-604-635-6357

HOME DELIVERY
Terrace & District
Thernhill & District
Phone 635-6357

t SOMING EVENTS

The Snow Valley Figure
Skating Club will be holding
registration for the 1978-79
skating season fram 7:30-
10:00 p.m. on Saturday,
Seplember Sth ai City Centre
Mall. Registration ts on a
firs| come, first accepted
basis. Prevlous members or
transfers from other clubs
please bring C.F.S.A.
number if possible.
Registration fees and ice
schedule will be explained at
times of registration. For
further information call 632-
2642.

ATTENTION

All people Interested in
Commercial Hockey. There
willbe a General Meeting on
Monday, September Vith at
fhe Senior Citizen Room at
the TERRACE ARENA at 8
o’clock sharp

it is very Important that all
players and coaches,
managers, referees and
interested people fo run for
office positions attend.

Nj5-F. cheques.
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insertion, ‘over 20 words 5
cents per word.
4 or more consecutive in-
sertlons $1.50 per insertion.

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First Insertion charged for
whether run or not.
Absolutely no refunds after
ad has been. set.

CORRECTIONS:

Must be made before 2nd
insertion.

Allowance can be made for
only ane Incorrect ad.

BOX NUMSERS:
75 cents pick up.
$1.25 mailed.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY:
Rates available upon
request.

NATIONAL CLASSIFIED
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22 cents per agate line.
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
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publication day. :
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publication day.

ALL CLASSIFIED CASH
WITH ORDER other than
BUSINESSES WITH AN
ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT.

Service charge of $5.00 on ali

DESCRTP.
. TIONS:

No charge provided news
submitted within one month.
$5.00 production charge for
wedding and-or engagement
pictures. News of weddings
(write-ups) received one
month or more ater event

$10.00 charge, with or
without picture. Subject to
condensation. Payable In

advance.

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NOUNCEMENTS:

Births 5.50
Engagements 5,50
Marriages 5.50
Deaths 5.50
Funerals 5.50
Cards of Thanks © 5.50
Memortal Notices * 5.50

PHONE 635-6357
Classifled Advertising Dept.

. The Kitimat Museum shows

during August and Sep-
tember with the permission
of our Provincial Museum a
special exhibit on Indian
Rack Carvings and Pain-
tings. We display as well
Eskimo Stone Prints from
the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
The Museum ts open from 12
- § except Sundays and in
September except Sundays
and Mondays.

Registration for = this
season’s Terrace Figure
Skating Club will be held
Tuesday, September Sfrom 4
- 6 p.m. and Saturday,
September 9 fram 1- 4 p.m.
at the Terrace arena senior
citizens roam. The club is
open to both boys and girls
and there are no age limits.
This year’s club pros will be
Brenda Solly and Jeanne
Ariher.

Fran’s Ceramics would Hke to
announce that Wed. éth and
Thrus. 7th September between
7 pm. and 9:30 p.m. will be
regisiraiion nights for up-
coming fall classes,
Beginners, advanced and
limited space for chiidren 10-12
years on Sat. afternoons.

Fran’s Ceramics

4642 Lazelle Ave.

Terrace
Phone 638-1078

The Catholic Womens
League (C.W.L.) will hold
the Falt Bazaar on October
26, the last Saturday in
October, at Verltas Hall.

The Terrace Art Assoclation
is holding plcture foan on
Wednesday, September éih’
in the Terrace Aris Room at
the Library. Paintings
should be returned at 7:30
p.m. so they can be put on
disptay for selection,

Everyone Welcome.

2.

“NOTICES:
Weight Watchers meeting
heldevery Tuesday at? pan.
at the Knox United Church
Hall, 4907 Lazelie Avenue.

LONG TERM CARE

Cifice at No.205-4721 Lazelle
Ave... Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and planning for
those eligible for Long Term
Care.

AID TO HANDICAPPED
Offlee at No. 205-4721
kazelle. Tel 635-9196.
Assessment and guidance
for vocational and social

rehabilitation done by
consulfant,
INCHES AWAY CLUB

Meet every Tuesday night at
8in the Skeena Health Unit.
For more Information phone
635-3747 or 635-3023.

Reprints of photos which
appear in The Herald are
now available through our
office. 5x7 prints are $4 each
and 8x10 prints are $6.
Faotos can be ready within
48 hours from the time the
order is made. All reprints
must be prepaid. For more
information drop into our
office at 3212 Kalum, or write
us at Box 399, Terrace, B.C.
VeG 4B4.

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

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

Skeena Health Unit
9215.2 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 = Thornhill

Recreation Centre on the
fourth Friday of every
nmonth- from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Please phone for an ap-
polntment. |

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

ADULT CLINICS

These are held at the Heaith
Unit on Monday, Wed-
nesday, and Friday from
300 - 4:30 p.m. by ‘ap-
polntment onty.
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 dector.
Terrace area only.
HEALTH PARADE

For 4year ald children, Held
on third Monday of every
month. Cevelopmental,
vision, hearing screening
done. Please phone for
appointment. :
PRENATAL BREATHING
& RELAXING EXERCISES
Held every Monday  af-
ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
V.D. CLINIC

Held every Monday at 3:30
or by appointment,
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 4632 Greig Avenue.
Hearing fests will be done by
by referral from family
‘dactor or community health
nurse. 638-1155.

Pregnant and in need of
support?

Call for help from Right-to-
Life promoters:

Lisa at 635-3164

Carol at 635-5136

Janna at 635-4503

Terrace Five Pin Bowling
Association Annual Fall
Meeting, Sunday Sunday
September 10, Elks Hail,
2:00 p.m.

ed

Join the
BLOCK PARENT
program
call
635-3164

a)

Skeena Disirlet Girt Guides
would fike fo announce the
opening of a Land Ranger
Company in the Thornhill
area. Girls between the ages
of 14 and 18 who are in-
terested please cal! 635-3061
or 638-1269 {ctf}

Is your son interested In
Scouts. lf so the Ist Terrace
Seaut Troop Is taking pre
registration far September.
Max number will be 24. If
Interested call Airs. Wardrop
at 635-3553. Fees will be
$20.00 per boy. Anyone in-
terested in helping with
Scouts please call .

Rape Reliaf
Abortion Councelling
& Crisis Line for
Women
638-8388

A Heather-Tartan Soclety is
being formed with jhe in-
terest of promoting Scottish
cultural Interest and events.

Interested persons should
contac} Eleanor Halley at
635-2456 aS soon a5 possible.

SKEENACENTRE
Skeena Centre offers to the
Senior Citizens of the
Terrace and Thornhill area
the following services -

- Activity Centre for han-
dicrafts

Day Care for working
people
- Drop-in for companionship
& coffee,
Monday thru Friday 8-4.
Transportation available.
Contact Skeenaview Lodge
635-2265 . 0

The Family Violence
Committee will be holding an

“important General Meeting -

at The Kermode Friendship
Centre, on Wednesday
September éth, at 7:30 p.m.

tearn to Fly. Join Alr
Cadets, Terrace Squadron Is
accepting applications for
September. If you enjoy or
think you would enjoy flying,
rifle range, ovtdoor ac-

- fivities and are belween 13-18

years of age, please call:
Mike Smith at 635-5036 or
Bev Tasa at 635-7598

Do You Feel You Have
A Drinking Problem?
There is help
Available!
Phone 635-5636
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Meetings:
Mon.: 4:30 p.m. United
Church
Thurs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m. Mills
Memorial Hospital.
Sun. Breakfast Meeting.
10:00 to noon. Lakeise Hotel.

The Terrace Art Association
Is sponsoring a Pottery
Workshop, September 23 and
24 in the Terrace Arena
Meeting Room. It will be for
intermediate and advanced
studenis and include all
aspects of making pots.

Hiro Urakami from Van-
couver will canduct the

workshop.

He will offer demonsirations
In brush jechniques,
thrqwing, decorative

methods and show slides of
Korean and Japanese pot-
tery. Students should be
prepared to. make pots and
try the various techniques
during the-jwo days.

To obtain a registration form
with further detalts call Jan
MacLeod at 635-2964 or Julie
Gellner at 635-6836.

Terrace N.D.P. invites
members and non-members
alike 1o the first general
meeting of the fall. This
meeting: will be held on
Saturday, September 14, at 2
o'clock, in the Green Room
of the Terrace Hotel. A
presentation dealing with

| Issues concerning Canadians

willl be nade. Refreshments
will be served.

4T.

HOMES
FOR RENT

House for Rent: 2 bdrm.
house, frige & stove. Close to

35-7911 after 5.

"Lost:

"Interested In Ski Patrolling?

The Canadian Ski Patrol

System will be starting thelr -

1st Aid Course on Sept ath -
7:00 p.m. at Skeena Junior
High School
For further
contact:
Evenings: Harry Blodgett -
635-7675

Days: Carol Toop - 635-4971

Information

The city of Terrace,
Recreation Department, Is
now offering your children a
chance to learn a bit of
Spanish and French culture
& language.

This program of fun &
learning will be given by,
French speaking persons
from Quebec & Spanish
speaking persons from El
Salvador, partictpanis of
Canada World Youth.

It witl Include basic
vocabulary, alphabet &
numbers as well as cultural
songs, games and cooking.
Children from ages & - ait)
(Spanish), and 10-13
(French) can enter this
three week program [con-
sisting of nine sessions).

For further information and
registration call 638-1174
Oh, by the way... It’s free.

14; BUSINESS-~~~
PERSONAL

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.
(Wes Andrews)

Backhoe Work
Hourly & Contract
$35-3479 anytime
(AJ12)

CONCRETE SEPTIC
TANKS PRE-KAST
For immediate detlvery
Septic System
Specialists
“Insist on the Best”
PHONE 635-3999
SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING

THE HOBBY HUT
Ceramic supplies and
Greenware, alr brushing
available - custom. firing,

3936 McNeil St.
635-9393

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

DUFES BICYCLE SHOP
Reconditioned blkes and
repairs.

Reasonable rates.
1931 Queensway Dr.

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract.

House wiring.
635-5876
(ctf)

RUPERT

STEEL &

SALVAGE LTD.

_We buy copper, brass all
metals and batteries.
Location - Seat Cove
Open till 5 p.m. Mon. to Saf.
Phone 624-5639

Lest: 4 year old calden-red
collie. Male. Between
Terrace & Kitimat. Any
information please contact
632-7654 collect. (¢5-5}

Female Siamese cat
with gold collar. Vicinity
Haugtand & Hall. Reward.
635-5343, (pl-5)

An impotuoas man _delib.
crately theew three pairs of
(rousers dite the furnace ane day,
(hen tald his wile, "No tanger eat
ret aeeuse 0 OF boing a stick in
theemud, unwilling te take
chances. Phase just tioraed ns
hreeches dichiod me."

Needed, Avon represen-
tatives In the following
areas:

Lakelse Lake, Skeena
School, Pine, Park. Phone
635-2517. (ctf)

The Prince Rupert Library

Board invites applications

for the post of .
(Beptuy Librarian)

This is. a part-time position of

20 hours per week.

Qualifications - University

degree in Librarianship or

equivalent. |

Starting date - October 1,

1978.

Applications will be recelved

in writing before September

15, 1978 by the Prince Rupert

Library Board,

101 - 6th Avenue West,

Prince Rupert, 8.C.

VBs 1¥9

c3-8)

Gne Sale Per Week of Photo
Product Dealerships Earns
$52,000 Annual Commission.
Big ticket or franchise ex-
perience necessary. Must be
available to travel im-
mediately. For, con-
sideration, call: Mr. Frank,
Collect, A-C 614--228-3751,

Fuil or part-time, Here ls an
opportunily to earn extra
money, $6-$8 per hour,
Training is avaliable. For
Interviews. Call Joan 678:
8392 anytime. (Fuller Brush)
(ctf)

Wanted responsible
caretaker with mobile home
to operate a mobile home
park in Terrace. Free space
rent & commission. Contact
F.L. Janauer 638-8233 after 7

Require experienced partsman
in the automotive parts and
service field. Phone 635-6334.

(ctf)

Part time Gril Friday required
to look after Inventory recards
and other office duties, this Is a
5 hour per day position. Some
knowledge in the industrial or

fautomotive industry wauid -be,
can asset, . -

Contact H. Young, Acklands
Ltd., 2809 Kalum St. (p3-5)

Wanted, retired or semi-
retlred couple to manage a
mote! for approximately 2
weeks, No children. Send
references and qualifications
to Box 1163 Terrace Herald.

24. SITUATIONS

WANTED
| will babysit in my home on
Kirby St. References

avallable. Phone 635-4450. (c3-
4)

FOR SAL
MISC.

‘Car for Sate. Must sell. 1973
Celica. Low mileage in
excellent conditlon. 638-1267.

Gun Repairs, refinishing, re-
blueing, scope mounting,
sighting, gunsmithing.
Quality work, fast service.
Paris available for almost
any gun. At Queensway
Trading, 3215 Kalum, Phone
638-1613. (c5-8)}

Fer Sale: Paper (rott ends)
and waste-paper suitable for
crafts, Pick up by the lot at
the Herald office.

4 AT Trackers on 15x10 CON
rims, GM-Chey, Phone 435-
5092 (ctf)

There ones was a girl Tron

Madras
Who had a nist beautiful ass
Hast pink
‘As san nvitht think
[it ray, Thad long eats, and ate
Hass,

The Terrace District Office of the Ministry
of Highways has moved from Keith Avenue.

fo:

Ministry of Highways
Terrace District Office
Suite 300-4546 Park Avenue
Terrace, B.C.

VaeG V4
Phone 635-6254

SIGNED
P.M. Whiteman

Acting District Highways Manager

Sqn) FOR RENT oby.the-week: +

Automatic washer (Inglis).
Working condition but needs
some repair §30 or highest
offer, Call 635-2627, (¢2-5)

For Sale, figure skates
(Wisa) Size 72, AAA, 72
AA, 6 Daaust - 4 narrow.
Bauer . 4. Long Dress, girls
size’ 14, worn only once,
Aluminum {framed wind.
shield. iis Relnell Runabout.
Phone 692-3358 after 6. (c3-7)

37.

PETS”
Male cat to give away. Litter

tralned. Has had it’s shots.
Call nights after 8, 635-2877.

sit

38. 4 aNTED MISC.

Wanted - 175 motor for
Kawasaki motor bike. Phone
635-3248 after 6pm or Gord at
635-494) during the day. (stf)

Wanted - Ride to & fram
Thornhill for full time
student at Northwest
Community College. Phone
639-1030. (c4-8)

38. MARINE |

70 ft. flat bottam river boat.
C-W motor and tandem
trailer, Phone 635-9523 after
5 (p5-4)

1 factory built VALCO 16 ft.
riverboat and EASY LOAD
fraller. 75 power Johnson.
CB, spotlight, engine has 50
hours running iime. Phone
624-3652, Prince Rupert. (5-
n)

22 ft Starcraft - fridge, sink,
stove. Low hours. Phone 635-
7216, Rm 30. (p4-8)

48. SUITES

“FOR RENT

Bachelor Apartment. Fully
furnished. Phane 386-5269
(c3-7)

SHIMMER Y ORANGE-NUT
GELATIN MOLD
2 pkgs. of orange gelatin
can of mandarin oranges
can of crushed pineapple
1/2 cup walnut chunks
orange juice
dash of lemon juice
Dissolve gelatin in 1-1/2
cups o€ boiling water, Drain,
mandarin oranges and pine:
apple and reserve liquid.
Add enough orange juice to
the reserved liquid to make
1-1/2 cups and add to gelatin
mixture. Then add man-
darin oranges and pineapple,
walnuts and a dash of lemon
juice. Pour mixture into j
oiled, seven-cup sluminum
mold and chill in refriger-
ator. Serves 98-10 happy

people.

—

an Inventory as well as

textbooks and related school
supplies.

fis also a requirement of this

those with Inventory control f

Stuffed Flank Steak
1-1/2—2 pounds flank steak
Adolph's Natural
Meat Tenderizer,
Steak Sauce flavor
2 tablespoons butter
or margarine
1 medium onion,
minced
2 medium apples,
peeled, cored and
- chopped
8 ounces cornbread
stuffing prepared
accord|ng to-pack-
age directions
1 egg, beaten
2 tablespoons
vegetable oil
1 cup beef broth or
red wine

Moisten meat on all sides
with water. Sprinkle tender:
izer evenly over entire meat
surface; do not use salt. Pierce
meat deeply with fork at
1/2-inch intervals. Saute
onion and apples In butter
until soft. Add to prepared
stuffing along with egg.
Spread evenly over ateak. Roll
and secure with string or
wooden picks, Brown meat in
hot oil, Add broth or wine
and simmer for 1-1/2 houra.
Slice thickly and serve with
pan Julces, Yield: 6 servings.

Roger was oulraged to
discuver that his club had passed
a law allowing members to bring
their “wives into the sacted
premise one evening a month.
"Darn females barging in every-
where,” he grumbled, "Besides,
the rule is unfair ta bachelors like
myself. Is it all right for me to
bring in a gitl friend?” The
chairman of the house and ways
committee pandered the question
decply, Ihen answered, “I hardly
think anyone would object pro-
vided, of course, that she’s the
wife of a member!”

Northwest College
Book Stare Clerk

4. . . . .
, Northwest ‘Community,
College has an opening for a
Bock Store Clerk. The
successful applicant will be
responsible for malntalning

purchase & sale of required

Disbursement of
incoming and outgoing mall

position, :
Preference will be given to

experience. Some cash
experience is also required
and fyping would be af
definite asset.

Clerk (11 Classification.

Starting sallary $1109, with
a variety of fringe benefits,
Please apply to:
Mr. G. Harris
Northwest College
PO Box 726
Terrace, B.C.

No Growth in
B.C. Civil Service

The size of the Civil Ser-
vice this year-has grown by
only 19 (.0240 percent, and
this includes an addition of
1,500 people from the Van-°
couver Resources Board,
now attached to the
Provincial Government, as
well as the staff of 8
Municipal Human Resources
Departments aiso taken into
the Provincial Government.

"During the N.D.P.’s term in

office, the Civil Service grew

- by a total of approximately

10,000, or almost 30 percent!
The Provincial Budget has
increased by only 25 percent

_in3 years, while the N.D.P.

increased the Budget by over
135 percent during their
three-year period.

Of A Budget of over $4
billion, In excess of $1 billion
is going to Health, in excess
of $1 billion to Education, an
all-time record in Health and
Education services.

In. the past year alone,
Provincial revenues only for
the rights to explore for
natural gas and oil are
almost $200 million, com-
pared to the high of §27
million in the best year of the
N.D.P.'s term in office, and
$17 million in their worst
year.

This Province has created
more new jobs propor-

tionately than any other
Province in Canada, in-
cluding Alberta, and we have
the highest immigration rate
of the Provinces, which to a
large degree explains some
of our unemployment pic-
ture,

More new companies have
been incorporated this year -
by far than al any other time
Inour history, ©

There are in excess of
1,085,000 people working in
British Columbia, an all-
time record.

¢ Province of British
Columbia is the only other
Province, other than’
Alberta, to continue to in-
crease its services to people
and present a balanced
Budget at thesame time. All
other Governments ‘are
operating on massive
deficits, including the
Federal Government,

There are 16,000 less
people on welfare now than
in 1975, the last year of the
wae. record.

@ Provincial Govern-
ment for the first time, is
paying fail municipal taxes
on Provincial properties,
and also a revenue-sharing
formula has been introduced
to the penetit of each

al taxpayer --
in Canada, et * Ht

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