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British Commonwealth and
United States of America 1
year 51.00,

Box 397, Terrace, B.C.
V8G 2N9

Telephone:
112-604-635-6357

HOME DELIVERY
Terrace & District
Thornhill & District

Phone 635-6357

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"GOMING EVENTS

Skeena Valley Rebekah
Lodge - Rummage Sale -
August 2éth, 10 am fo 2pm
Fall Bazaar November 4th
Both in Elks Halt

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

COMING EVENT:
The Art Gallery of the
Kitimat Museum shows from
July 16 ta. August 4 oll
paintings by Don Portelance
from the Burnaby Art
Gallery and = historical
photographs on Kitimat on
loan from Alcan, Museum

hours are daily fram 12 to 5 .

p.m. except Sundays when
the Museum is closed.

Weight’ “Watchers meeting
heidevery Tuesday at7 pa.
at the Kriex United Church
‘Hall, 407 Larelie Avenue,

5: WEDDING

CLASSIFIED RATES.

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Insertion, over 20 words 5
cents per word.
3 or more consecutive In-
sertions $1.50 per Insertion.

REFUNDS:

First Insertion charged for
whether run or net.
Absolutely no refunds after
ad has been set.

CORRECTIONS:
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Insertion.

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only one Incorrect ad.

BOX NUMBERS:
75 cents pick up.

$1.25 mailed.
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Rates avallable upon
request.

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RATE:

22 cents per agaie !Ine.
Minimum charge $5.00 par
insertion,

LEGAL - POLITICAL AND
TRANSIENT AD-
VERTISING:

$2.40 per column Inch,

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

DEADLINE

DISPLAY:
4:0 p.m. 2 days prior to
publication day.

CLASSIFIED:
1:00 p.m. day priar to
publication day.

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

Service charge of $5.00 on all
. N.LS.F. cheques,

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

CLASSIFIED AN-
NOUNCEMENTS:

Births 5.50
Engagements 5,50
Marrlages 5.50
Deaths 5,50
Funerals 5.50
Cards of Thanks 5.50
Memorial Notices 5.50

PHONE 635.6357
Classifled Advertising Dept.

WANTED DONATIONS
The Three Rivers Workshop
for the Handicapped are

looking for donations of any.

‘old, broken or used pleces 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
fo make arrangements for
pickup. —

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

+

LONG TERM CARE

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

AID TO HANDICAPPED
Office at No. 205-4721
Lazelle. Tel 695-9196,
Assessment and guidance

for vocational and social
rehabilitation done by
consultant,

‘Do You Feel You Have
A Drinking Problam?
There ishelp
Available!
Phoné 635-5636
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Meetings:
Mon.: 8:30 p.m. United
Church
Thurs. or Sat, 8:30 p.m. Mills
Memorial Haspital.
Sun, Breakfast Meeting.
10:00 ta noon. Lakelse Hotel.

_DESCRIP-:. Unit: on Monday,

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

fs your son Interested In
Scouts. Ifso the Ist Terrace
Scout Troop is taking pra
registration for September.

Mex number will be 24. If

Interested call Mrs. Wardrop
at 634-3553. Fees will be
$20,00 per boy. Anyone in-
terested In helping with
Scouts please call.

mien

Rape Relic?
Abortion Councailing
& Crisis Line for ©
Women
638-8388

Join the
BLOCK PARENT |
program
call
635-3164

Skeena Health Unit
3215-2 Eby Streat
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

, 1:30-3:50p.m. Please phone

for an appointment

Held at Thornhill
Recreation Centre an the
fourth Friday of every
month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Please phone for an ap-
polntment,
- Babysitters who bring
children must have parents
written consent for im-
munization,
ADULT CLINICS -
These are held at the Health
Wed-
mesday, and Friday from
3:00 - 4:10 p.m. by ap-
pointment 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 famlly doctor.
Terrace srea only. -
HEALTH PARADE
For 4yearold children. Held
an third Monday of every
month. Developmental,
‘viston, hearing screening
done. Please phone for
appointment. “
PRENATAL BREATHING
& RELAXING EXERCISES
Held every Monday — ai-
terncon 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 4412 Greig Avenue.
Hearing ests will be done by
‘py referral from family
doctor or community health
nurse. 638-1155, , a

Skeena District Girl Guldes
would fike to 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 call 635-3061
or, 638-1269 (cH) '

Pregnant and In need of
support?
Call for help from Right-to-

‘Lite promoters:

Lisa at 635-3164
Caral at 695-5136
Janna at 635-4503

 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 6-4, -
Transportation available.
Contact Skeenaview Ledge.
615-2265

A Heather-Tartan Society is
being formed with the in-
terest of promoting Scottish
cultural interest and events,

interested persons should
contact Eleanor Halley at
635-2456 as soon a5 possible.

students of Holy Cross
‘Elementary School, 300
Dubuc St., St. Boniface.
Manitcba, are invited te
celebrate the 50th An-
niversary of that school én’
the Thanksgiving weekend,
October éth to &th, 1978.

Any former student having
mementos, such as pictures,
year books, pannants, etc.,
are asked to loan same to the
Stth Anniversary “Com?
mittee, and show thelr name
and address on them to be
refurned after the
celebrations.

Former students Intending
to take part In celebrations
or send mementos are asked
to notify the Committee at
252 Dubuc St., Winnipeg,
Manitoba, 42H 1E3

Anyone seeing this notice
is asked to contact other
students or fallow
classmates who may hoi see
ihisnotice, to Inform them of
the reunion In October.

As the records for the
years 1928-1948 cannot be
found, we would ask afl
students from ihose years to
forward thelr names &
addressees, along with these
of any of thelr classmates, to
the Committee at the above
address. —

- FISHERIES
’ PUBLIC NOTICE

PURSUANT TO THE

“FISHERIES ACT R.S.C.

975, AS AMENDED, AND
PURSUANT TO THE
POWERS VESTED IN THE
UNDERSIGNED BY THE
BRITISH COLUMBIA
FISHERY (GENERAL)
REGULATIONS MADE
THEREUNDER, NOTICE
iS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:
NOTICE

Effective -August Ist. 1978
A.0., the use of Hocks
having more than One (1}
Polnt while Angling for all
species of Fish in the waters
of the LAKELSE RIVER Is
prohibited until further
notice. :

NOTE: This prohibits ‘the
use of Treble Hooks while
angling in the LAKELSE
RIVER.

BY ORDER OF:
John V. Hipp
FISHERY OFFICER

PLACE TERRACE, B.C.
DATE July 31, 1978.

The following Nelgh-
bourhood Watch Meetings
have been scheduled. Please
note specitic areas for which
Ihese meetings are intended.
Meetings will be held
throughout the summer and
householders are  en-
couraged to attend meetings
arranged for thelr respective
areas.

Monday, August 7, 1978 8:00

pm

At the Zion Baptist Church
(basement) .

211 Sparks Street

For the 4700 block of Keith,
south to include the area
boardered by Kelth Avenue,
Tetrault, Haugland, to east
toa Include Coburn Street.

Tuesday, August 8, 1978 7:30
pm :
At the Terrace Alliance

Church
4923 Agar Avenue

For the 4800 and 4900 block of ©

Agar, Pohle, and Kelth
Avenue. .

Wednesday, August 9, 1978
7:00 pm

At the Terrace Child
Development Centre

7510 Sauth Eby Street

Fer south Eby street,
Molitor, 4800 and 4900
Graham, Mills Avenue,
Werner Avenue, Sunset
Drive, McDeek Avenue,
Haugland Avenue (4800 and
4990 blocks}, and the 2400,
2500 and 2600 block of Kenny
Street.

8.- GARD OF -

THANKS

The family of the late Kevin
Hernes wish fo express thelr
sincere appreciation to all
friends for their kindness
during their bereavement. to
those who sent donations to
the 6.C. Heart Fund,
flowers, phone calls, letters
and cards.

Ivar & Mary Hernes &
Family

All present and former .

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical and Refrigeration
contract.

House wiring.

635-5876
(ctf)

GEMINI EXCAVATING
LTD.

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

{AJ12)

CONCRETE SEPTIC
TANKS PRE-KAST.

For Immediate delivery
Septic System
Specialists
“Insist on the Best’

PHONE 635-3939
SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING

RUPERT STEEL &
SALVAGE LTD.

We buy copper, brass all
metals and batteries.
Location - Sea! Cove

Open 41115 p.m. Mon. to Sat.
Phone 624-5639

DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP
Reconditioned bikes and
repalrs. . x
Reasonable rates.

1931 Queensway Or.

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

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

3936 McNeil St.
635-9393

2-wheeler

Small
standard bicycle from the
Agar Avenue area, Bike has
ared and chrome frame with
a red banana seat and a
white basket. 635-6357. or 635-
- 3642. (tin sif}

19.

girl's

HELP WANTED.

Houseparents
for Group Home

On September 1. 1976,
houseparents wikl be
required to operate a
TEENAGE group home In
Terrace, @.C., for six
children. Houseparents must

be emotionally mature, and .

will require the following
quallfications:

An ability to understand,
accept and = work with
children who may have some
degree of a social or
emotional disturbance:

An ability to provide ef-
fective parenting: and to
maintain good standards of
physical as well as emotional
care for children:

An ability to manage well
in all areas of Iiving, in-
cluding household
operations, budgeting and
planning constuctive and
creative activities for the
children in the home.
Co-operation with the
Ministry of Human
Resources and other com-
munity resources isessential
in meeting each child’s need.
Group home services are

contracted for by the
Ministry of Human
Resources. Contract Is

negotiabte, Please submit a
complete resume In care of
Mr. D. Anonby, District
Supervisor, Ministry of
Human Resources, 4506
Lakelse Avenue, Terrace,
B.C,, VaG 1Pd. Terms of
references for contractural
arrangements may be
clarified at your local office
of the Ministry of Human
Resources. Closing date Is
August 1%, 1976.

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one Orideh Cohsmisia Goldings Corperation
POSITION AVAILABLE ” POSITION AVAILABLE
. Title: Stockman 2

Title: Bullding maintenance Group: Property
man (Structural- Management
Mechanical) Location: Terrace
Group: Property Department: Region 4
Management Open to both male and®

Location: Bob Quinn Lake -
125 miles North Stawart
Department: Region 4
Open to both male and
female applicants.

Ruties:

Reporting to the Trades
Supervisor, carrys out all
general buitding main-
tenance and reapirs in the
Stewart-Casslar area,
Performs general main-
fenance and repair ta
equipment = Including
heating, ventilating, air-
conditioning, plumbing,
electrical and mechanical
systems: Including Power
Plant service. WIIl be
required to travel ex-
tensively,

: Qualifications:

Preferably secondary school
graduation with additional
training In structural and
mechanical maintenance, a
good knowledge of the
methods, practices, tools
and supplies in same, a
working knowledge of the
methods of making car-
pentry,. electrical,
mechanical and plumbing
repairs, Must have several
years experlence In the
general maintenance of
repair of heating, ventilating
equipment.

Salary:
$1476 per month plus
isolation pay $193.00 per
month

Housing Is avalilabte

Send applications to:

Mt. KL. Eastman.
Buliding Manager -

British Columbia Buildings
corporation

4927 Keith Ave,

Terrace, 6.C.

Deadline for submission:
August 15, 19768

Quote Position 1978-43

Full or part-time. Here is are
opportunity to earn extra
money, $ - $8 per hour.
Training ts avallable. For
interviews Cail Marnie 635-
4501 anytime (Fuller Brush)
(ctf)

Master or head Hand
Mechanic for mid-coastal
Maintand Legging operation.

Year round salary, benef'ts.

Contact Percy Logging Co,
Room 505-207 W, Hastings
Vancouver, B.C. 682-2655 (c5-
4)

Looking for older couple to
took after 2 duplexes, Rent
free. Preferrably have some
experience with pumps and
septic tanks. Call 635-6502 for
Interview, Ask for Mrs.
Nadeau. (¢5-5)

HELP WANTED

Earn-2 hours a day-$20) 4
month commission plus
prizes. For detalls write,
Fuller Brush, Box 108, 207
West Hastings St., Van-
covver V6B VH7, or Mr. T.
Diamond, R.R. 3 Kamloops,
B.C. V2C 5K1.

s

UNIT MANAGER
Kentucky Fried Chicken

Join a large well established company as a full time
§ manager of a Kentucky Fried Chicken unit.

Full Training Provided

We are looking for persons who enloy working with the

public and will take pride in producing # high quafity
product and are capable of managing staff.

Competitive salary and benefits offered.

Please reply In writing to:

Mr. Rob Myers
Ernle’s Take Home
601-W-3rd Avenue
Prince Rupert, 8.C.
Vals 1Hé

female applicants.

Duties:

Wilt be responsible for
shipping, recelving and
materlal handling. Outles
will also include the stocking
and maintaining of stores
and providing stores control
as well as the carrying out of
regular audits. Duties will
also invelve some clerical
functlons and use of a cardex
system, .

‘Qualifications:

Must have: the ability to
develop and maintain for
Inventory control.
Familiarity with standard
trades Items Is required as Is
experience In a stock control
position. Also some ex-
perience in office ad-
ministration and clerical
functions would be an asset,

Salary:

$1060 to $1170 per month plus
Isolation Pay $52.60 per
month

1
Send applications to:
Mr. Kan Eastman
Bullding Manager
British Columbia Buildings
Cor poration
4827 Keith Ave.
Terrace, B.C. VaG 1K7
be

Applications must

recelved on or before Aug.
15, 1978

32. BICYCLES,

MOTORCYCLES

For Sale: A 175ce Yamaha
Enduro, Asking $350.00,

., Sood running condition, also
‘.@ 1977 750.¢¢ Honda. -Super-

sport with windjammer
fairing, like new condition,
never rode Inthe dirt, asking
price $2700.00 or best offer.
Phone 635-3824 after six.
(pl0-7}

75-75 Honda & a 75 - 500
Yamaha. Phone 635-4659.
(p5-5)

1977 TC 425 Suzuki Duat
transmission 4 High 4 Low
Street legal $a00. 638-1328
after 9 pm. (ctf)

For sale, 1973 Triumph 750,
excellant condition. Best
offer. Phone 632-6909. (stt)

Honda XL 125 motorcycle. ©
638-1121 from & a.m. 05 p.m.

(p5-4)

33.. FOR-SALE
MISC.
Lloyd's Stereo Cassette
turntable and recelver.

Excellent condition, 35 watts
channel. Asking $300. (p5-4)

Wanted - 175 molor for
Kawasaki motor bike. Phone
635-3268 after 6pm or Gord at
635.4941 during the day. (stf)

For sale, chesterfield &
chair, Zend tables and coffee
table. Wit! sell separately.
Phone 635-9255, (c5-7)

12x16 shed, Insulated and
wired. Phane 638-1469 after 5.
ctf

1973 Skirevle 440 R.T. Skl-
doo, 1965 Pontlac
Stratochlef, 1973 Mazda pick-
up. Phone 635-4956. (c5-5)

For Sale: Paper (roll ends)
and waste-paper sultable for
crafts. Pick up by the lot at
the Herald office. -

4 AT Trackers on 15x10 CON
rims, GAA-Chev, Phone 635-
5092 (ctf)

Antique mahogany Buffet
with mirror.B&H 8&-Flat
clarinet. Call 639-6148 days
or 638-1069 late evening. (p4-

Remington, Model 1100 20
guage, Vent Rib $275,
Remington model 742, 2006,
Bushnell Scope Chief. 1.5 to
4.5 $300. Call after, 6, 435-2808.
{c3-4) “

For Sale, one cld timer
engine, year 1915, type DC
with flywheel end pullles
antique International, like
new, In crate. Price $200.
Phone 63.2668. (3-4)

BRITISH COLUMBIA
ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY

NOTICE TO

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY OWNERS

Under the provisions of the Assessment Act, property
owners who have owned and lived In their homes
continuously from January 1, 1959 fo the present, may
be eligible to have the 1979 assessed value of thelr land
based on its residential use only, regardless of the fact
that its actual value may be higher due to Influences of

a non-residential nature,

An example would be a

residence In a commercial area,

To clalm eligibility it is necessary for you to file an
application with the Area Assessor on or before Sep-

tember Ist, 1978.

It you consider that your property could qualify under
this provision, you are urged to contact the Area
Assessor's office immediately and obtain the form of
application (known as A.C, 25),

H.R. JONES

NORTHWEST AREA ASSESSOR

4544 Lakelse Avenue
TERRACE, 8.C.

PHONE NO. 638-1116

Public Service
Canada

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Fonction publique
Canada

doe

Government of Canada

ESTATES OFFICER

indian and Northern Affairs
Indian and Inuit Affairs Program
Wiliams Lake and Terrace, B.C.

This competition Is cpen io both men and women who
are residents of the province of British Columbia.

SALARY: $35,746. -
Negotiation)

$17,657. per annum (Under

DUTIES: Interesting and challenging positions exist in
our Estates Program Involving travel and direct work

a with Indian people. Duties include researching and
administering Indian estates and providing advice and
assistance to cllents and the Department.

QUALIFICATIONS: Applicanis with some para legal,
insurance or trust company experience, who are in-
terested in Native people and possess communication
and problem solving abilities will be given serious
consideration. Kngwledge of English is essential.

Send your application form and-or complete resume
quoting Reference Number 78-V.1AN.58, before August
14, 1978 to: C. Pinhey, Reglonal Staffing Officer, Pubiic
Service Commission, P.O. Box 11120, Royal Centre, 500
- 1055 West Georgla Street, Vancouver, B.C. Vé6E 3L4