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1, Coming Events.

Weight Watchers mesting held
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the
Knox United Church Hall, 4907
Lazelle Avenue. oe

Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club
will commence. play each.
Tuesday night at 7:30. Play. will
be in room 4, Caledonia High
School. Alt bridge players are
invited to ‘attend. For part-
nership or: information phone
635-7356. (CTF). |

Thornhili Calorie Counters

meet every Tuesday, Thornhill _

Elementary School, 7:.15° p.m.
New members welcome trom
Terraca and Thornhill.

Loyal Order of Moose Ledge No.
1620, Terrace, B.C. Meeting
held every 2nd and 4th Thur: -
sday every month at 4 p.m.
Phone 635-6441. (ctf)

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every Tuesday night at 8
In the Skeena Health Unit. For
more Information phone '635-
2847 or : 635-3023,

ALCOHOLICS |
: INONYMOUS
Monday, Thurs., Saturday.

Phone
38-1021
635-7395

Kermode Four Wheelers”
Meetings Ist Wednesday of each
month af &§ p.m. In the meeting
room atthe Sandman Inn. For
further. information phone 635-

Meeting - Terrace B.P.0.E.
CElks Lodge), First and ‘Third
Thursday of month. 0.0.R.P.
(Ladies of the Roya! Purple) -
Second and Fourth Monday of.
Nonth. — .

2". Terrace; BiC:/

of

Blend

19. Help Wanted

"46. Cottages & Campsites 54. Business Property

' POSITION VACANT - Chile.

Care Worker, far intermediate
School Commencing September
7 (approximate). . ;
JOB DESCRIPTION - Working
in a special education program
Involving a teacher, ap-
prodmately 10 students and the
child-care worker.
Students range from ten to
fourteen years, male and
female, mose are behaviorally
Gisturbed ‘and disruptive In a
reguiar classroom, _
- Counselling: of students, as
well as reguiar contact with
parents, intensive one-lo-one-

ratationship with child outside .

the. classroom situation and
tetting up programs for the
child as reinforcement far good
behaviour Inside the classraom.
Program: Envalves activities

outside the classroom.
QUALFICATIONS - Applicants
. thould possess a vehicle. |

2. Should poseens a great deal of
persistence, patience, and have
6 high frustration level,
HOURS OF WORK - 35 hour-

wet possibly some weekend

| Afternoon and ‘evening work
pelmarily.
Applications avaliable: or
send resume to: ; ‘
Community Resources |
4663-D Park Avenue
. Terrace, B.C.
. VaG v5

(e164)

General office help required for
small office. Reasonable typing |
speed essential. ‘Reply te Box
1162 the Dally Herald, ‘stating
experlence and:
pected. (ctf)

24. Situations Wanted -

“L'witt do babysitting In my
home. Phone 635-7457 (ctf) -

"29. Musical instruments

Wanted a guitar in fair con.
dition. Phone 635-2412 after 5:00
pam: (c-18) : pe

32. Bicycles, Motorcycles.

“1972 350. Honda with re-built
motor has extras. ‘View at 2809
Sparks after 6 p.m. (p-17,18,19)

"1974 - 125 Yamaha. Trait Bike.
Phone 635-3897. (p-16,17,18)

Garage Sale Saturday August
27, 1977 at 10:00 a.m. Traller
No.22 Woodland Heights Traller
Park. = (c-18,19):

1976 Honda 400, 4 cyl, 3,000
alles. Mint condition, Many
extras, {
18,19) |

8, Card-of Thanks

33. For Sale.; Misc. °,

salary ex-[-

Lakelse Lake cabin for sale:.
600 sq. ft. water system, fully
furnished, reasonable vendor
‘will assume A.O.S. fo right

_ party. Phone"635-7527. (p-5-19)

- 47, Homes for Rent

For Rent: Large 3 bedroom

- house, with full basement .and
' garage. Clove to town and

schools, on 3501 Hanson $325 per’

month. Phone 635-2676 (p-17,18)

For Rent: 2 bedroom sulte with
fridge and stove. Has hardwood
fioors, wood paneling and
electric heat. Good for small

- family. No pets please. Phone

atter & p.m. in Thornhill. (p-
18,19,20,22,2) Phong 635-6668

Space now being leased In a
shopping center to be located In
Sandspit on the Queen Charlotte
Islands. This complex wilt
Include both refall and in-
dustrial outlets and will be
available for occupancy In
January of 1978. A reply from
those Interested. parties at this
time would assure space bulltto
your requirements. Contact
Sandspit Development Limited
at 637-5341, 637-2223 or 637-5448,
(e-1 1-20) -

_ 57. Automobiles —
For Sale: ‘73 Pinta in excellent

condition. May be viewed at

. wn Pine Ave. (p-17,18,19)

For Rent: Large two bedroom
duplex, wall to wall carpet,

fireplace, fridge and stove, |

utllity: room. with washer. and
dryer, Hookups. Located ai
Kafum Lake Drive. Avaliable
September 15, 1977. Phone 635-
5634 after 6:00 p.m. (p-17,18,19)

. HILLSIDE. LODGE
4450 Little Avenue
leeping: rooms, housekeepin

“units, centrally located. F
furnish y wily

ed. Reasonable rates by
coy or week, Non-drinkers
only. Phone 635-6611. (ctf)

48, Suites for Rent -

a

Furnished or unfurnished studio
C room apartments,
Security enterphone.

; . 635-4261
638-1032

Sauna

Full basement, 1% baths, half
black frem schools, 5 minute
walk from town. Sultable for
ees: $250 per month: &
montn lease. “Apply Suite 121
4529 Straume. va) y :

ee

KEYSTONE COURT
‘APARTMENTS

Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One,
two and three bedroom apart-
ments.
area. Near schools and
downtown,  -Clean, qulet,
spacious, security lock-up and
patrol. :

635-5224

| y Ftctn -
Phone 635-3844. @

We wish to thank our friends,

nelghbours and relatives for -

their kindness and help after
our recent tragedy. . Special
thanks to Thornhill & Terrace:
Fire’ Department; and also
Gary and Wimpy. Mr. C. Dolan
and family ¢¢-18) ;

Wa Ign

4623 SOUCIE 635-2168

.. Authorized
Service Depot -
Repairs to Refrigerators
Freezers, Washers, Dryers,
And Ranges
(ctf) eee a

ABLE ELECTRICLTD. .
Class A Electrical Contracting.
Free'Estimates. Phone 435-5876
or 438-120, (ctf).

Golden Rule: Odd fobs for the
lobless. Phone 695-4535, 9238
Kalu. (ctf)
ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Refrigerative Contracting and
household repairs. Phone 635-
5876 or 638-1231. (cf)
, =. Landscapin
Spec oot oe: Terrace, BC.
pectalizing In Lands, Trees,
Cares: ete, Complete Tree
fet, Insect & Erosion Control,
encing & Contract Blasting.

BU :
(eo.qg PORN WOESTE

hee,

19, Help Wanted - .

Dog N Suds Drive'in Is now -

taking applications for. the tull '
time positions of Car Hostesses
and Cooks. : Please apply in
person ‘to 4342 Lakelse Ave
between the hours of 9 a.m. &
5:30 p.m. (c-16,17,18,19)_
' ‘TAXIORIVERS
Full time, part time. Class 4
Ncence and police permit
‘ required. Contact manager:
Terrace Tax| - 635-2242, (ctf)

Omswn

i ‘Columbia. St, af Riverlodge.
9 = te 4 sw

running order and one

= $9
JS Plece:kitehen sulte - $99.95.
$Single dressers from - $99.95.
139" Mattress or box spring from
- 950.95.
Fred's Furniture Ltd.
| 4434 Lakelse Ave.

_ Second Floor

(ctf) —

"9 New 1,2 and 3 bedroom suites
‘J for rent.

-, CEDAR PLACE
APARTMENTS. |
4931 Walsh Avenue
‘Sulte 113
Terrace, B.C.
, 635-7056

Fridge. stove;
drapes, carpet, rec area,

security enterphone and
ievalor. Absolutely no pets:

- Excellent horse hay $1,.00a bale’
in the fleld $1.50 a bale In the.

barn. Phone 646-5500. {p-7-22).

For some real bargalns [n used
‘women’s and . children’s
clothing, household Items and
toys ‘see ihe selection at the
Kitimat Workshop at 660 W,

“‘days...donations _ welcomed
' a

|For Sale:. 1 plonser TLISR
-‘furntabla 1 AMX Pra’ i? Am-
plifler with 50 watts per channel
2 Sacom speakers with: built in
cross over network. New price
880. Asking $650. Phone 635-
9636 after 6:00 p.m. (c-18,19)

Kimball plano, 7 montis: old,
$050, Westinghouse washer and
dryer, $500.

Phone 638-1050 after 5:00
(c-16,19)

p.m.

" Birch firewood for sales. Phone:

638-1704 from 4 p.m. ta? p.m. ip
18,19) col

- 39, Boats & Engines :

For Sele: 14° aluminum. boat
and ‘moter. ‘Also’ 1é6' canoe. .
Phone 635°3372. (¢-14-18):

Collier's en-.
‘eyclopedia, near new, §200. —
AM-FM Stereo and @ track $50. |

41, Machinery for Sale

“W62 ‘Chev Tandem Dime

Truck: good condifion,, 2 Chev.
4

te axle dump trucks, one In
ingte pt a eds

repair, -Phone 635-3999, (c-14-
1) .

43, Rooms for Rent:
- Room for rent with kitchen and

bench, 635-3971 (cf)

_ HALIFAX

‘{Iving’ room: facilities on the

TT Oe a eet

. veered
2bedroom apt for rent $125 a
Fridge and stove In-
cluded. Weaterhotf Apt, Nelson
Rd. New Remo. Phone 635-4904
Avallabie September 18, 1977 (e-

-) 5)

49, Homes ‘for Sale

For Sale: 3bedraom home with
full basement, carport, wall to
wall carpating, fully furnished,
parilally landscaped on large’
lot (190x120') on‘ quiet street.
Priced to self. . Phone evenings
635-3442; (p-9,18)

For Sate:. House 4 years old, 3
bedraom bungalow with many
e@ttras. Asking price $29,500.
Phorte 635-2957 (p-3-19)

| Sbedroom house for sale. Price

$45,000 open to offer. Avallable
immediately. “Phone 635-2153,
(p-18,19) ae

52,. Wanted to Rent |

Wentedio Rent: Asmail one or

two bedroom house for working -

couple In Terrace. Phone 635-

7207 or 635-3494 evenings. (c- §

13-17)

Single person with pets,

requires home to rent or lease.
Please phone 635-4937. Local 56

days or 638-1534 evenings. (c- |
‘ - 18,19): . ‘

HOSPITAL / STAY"

‘| IMPROVED |
(CP) .
hospital

Making a

experience as, normal and .
constructive ds possible is . fi

the aim of the child life
department of Izaak Walton

liam Hospital —for™
Children, says department

, Urector Elizabeth Crocker.

ce pan pe ee te

S3Bedroom Row Housing Suites. “

Laundry & Storage _

pauns and pool table, with]

1970, Ford Custom, Foufl door

sedan, 302 cubic inch,
automatic. $800 or best offer.
Phone 635-6235 or.695-4328 (ctf)

For Sale: 1972 Ford 4x4, ‘4 ton.
With radial tires, bullt-In radia-

tape deck. Best reasonable -

offer. Phone 635-4561 afier 6
-p.m. and ask for Cal (ctf) ©

For Sale: Truck and Camper,
3977 G.M.C, Sierra Classic, 1977
Frontier 10° camper. Both of.
these are 2 months old. Phone
635-5039 (c-8-22)

Transfers - Plates - Sales Tax.

Sea Wightman & Smith -
AUTOPLAN -agent. 4417
Lakelse. Ave. Terrace. Open
Saturday. (ctf).

“:

By RANDI ROSENBLUM |
NEW YORK (AP) —
Calling it the first big im-.

manufacturers are
‘ge up to go blended and
some: the days of 100-

provement in years, most

i per-cent cotton denim are
numbered.

The new product, a com-
bination of cotton and
polyester called a
miniblend, takes dye like
cotton, looks like cotton,
fades like cotton but doesn't

* \
“In making this blend we
found we could accomplish
what our customers wanted
us to accomplish,” said
Larry Addison. of Swift
Textiles, which will be
producing only’ blended
' the end of the
ear. “The advantage is
at if you buy a Size 7, it
will sttay a Size 7.”
Blended dénim has stirred.
asmall controversy with the
cotton growers and Cotton
Inc, ‘has mounted an ad-

ating’ that it takes five or
six times more energy to -

“make a pound of polyes T,
-bas

which is petroleum-based,
than to make a pound of -

cotton.
PLAN TV CAMPAIGN _

Polyester . advocates:
counter that if you have to
weed it or feed it, the fibre
costs too much.

There will be an extensive
TV and radio campaign -
supporting the “‘virtues of
100-per-cent cotton as the «

.'true denim,” said Don

Kieckner,: vice-president,
marketing . services, of

province, has
Paper

chips to the company.
The

Contract signed:
PN sale cub odes ts
representing - ent ¢ s in. the

chips will be exported from mills in the Cariboo,
but the sale is expected to relieve the surplus chip.
problem throughout the central and northern interior.

Dial-a-Mop =}

ends drudgery —

SEATTLE (AP) — Are

. you tired of walking on the

peanut shells from your
usband's poker game?
Does the endless dr ery
of housework get you down ?

. Dial-A-Mop* may be: the
answer, -

For the price of $25 to
a Dial-A-Mop team
scour your humble cottage
or palatial mansion wi
satisfaction guaranteed.
Johnson formed

hsiness ie; booming—vith
just one small problem. . ©

“Generally my home has
been a‘disaster area. I’m
about ready to have
someone come in to do the

bathroom and thelaundry.”

Ms, Johnson cleaned
house to put herself through
college while earning a
social service degree.
she graduated, she swore

. she'd never clean another

person's home;
But the money for social
service workers dried w
and she found herse
unemployed. She didn’t
want an office job, didn't
want to f° back to school.
“Then I realized I knéw a
whole lot about. cleaning
houses,” she. said, and Dial-
AMop was born. i.
LEARNED HER TRADE

. The first six months were -

alittle shaky as Ms. Johnson

had to learn about cleanin

products, how to deal wii
clients and how ‘to set up a

- FURLONG AVE.

SIGNED
BRITISH COLUMB

$1, .

Mar
DialAMop several years -

: Notice |

TO RESIDENTS IN THORNHILL RESIDING ON WALKER
‘STREET, SIMPSON CRESCENT, EOLUND AVE., HAGEN
STREET, McNEIL STREET, MIST STREET AND -

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 3, 1977 STREET LIGHTING .

SERVICE WILL BE DISCONTINUED, AT THE REQUEST

= OF THORNHILL PROPERTIES LTD.
- PROVIDED THIS SERVICE SINCE DECEMBER ?, 1970.

IA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY

business.
money.
now, she-has three women
wor for her and. owns
moat-of the necessary basic
equipment. She still cleans
houses herself, but hopes to
be strictly a- supervisor

soon, =:

Ms. Johnson’s clients
include mothers with young.
children, elderly persons

with very. litte

-who can’t push a- vacuum

and couples in- which both
ners work at demanding

and have little time for

1 cleaning. :

-Ma, Johnson keepe files on --

every client. She arges by

the job,, not the hour.
servi ments

be done

sald,
may
smudge -:
homeown

evening, but not when the _

cleaner was there in the

m . :
The cleaners have a list of

tasks todo in each home,’
“and "with four or five

‘houses’ a = day we're

h . ;
Her files also include. -

notes on whether a client's -
eat can be allowed outside,

whether a radio should be

left on as a burglary: ©

prevention -device - or
whether anyone in the.
family has allergies,

WHO HAVE 5

a ME gata 0 took poe dtl Vata ta de mmandatce ta end et a

4

ed denims co

‘reduction finish, Sanforset,

nim, €

THE HERALD, Thursday, August 25, 1977, PAGE 9 |

_ NOMORE COTTON =
ming

Cotton Inc. _ suitable, industry sources ever ‘o entire
“Cotton Inc. is telling say. “In the early days we blend,” said Brian ke of
ple-to look at the label,” coudn’t get total Burlington Industries. .
fe. said. “That’s what dyeability,’. noted) Ben “There are still a lot of.
they’ve_ been getting, beeri Sampson of Cone Mills. - People who want cotton.’
satistied with. and if they FEELS LIKE COTTON _ ton Textiles is con:
want the traditional type of | Inthenewfabric, whichis tinuing to make 9;

cent cotton and 35-. denim, although it-is now
‘per-cent polyester, the
cotton is forced to the out-
side’ of the yarn when it is
spun so that the finished
pro luct takea dye and feels

denim jeans or new neat
look, they can get them in
regular 100-per-cent. cotton
or the new 100-per-cent
cotton with the new shrink-

we can make them,” said
spokesman Jim. Wheeler.
Both Burlington and
aimilar

that overcomes shrinkage.” cotton, the manufac- Canton are, using
Although some mills have turers explain. - . chemical processes to give
been making a_ synthetic Although all of the seven cotton denim an .casy-card
denim for years, it only mills are experimenting finishfadd to- reduce .
been in the last 18 months th blended fabrics, some shrinkage, but they admit
that they have developed a are still cautious about its this is more costly than
mixture they consider acceptance. “I doubt if we going synthetic. —

‘Its strength is in the results it,
“commands. Somewhere, _ .
‘someone ‘has something to sell,
buy, rent, lease or olfer. As
fast as a phone call, results
Our classified page,

with the help of our professional
telephone ad representative, get
-Tesults for thosé who advertise as (ts

-well as those who are looking.

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