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ace Review — Wednesday, November 15, 1989

Wanted Misc.

The Family of Beverly Lynn Pocie Looking for a purebred female -

(nea Monteith) would like to thank American Pit Bull Terrler with

‘family, frlends and all the relatives papers to breed with a purebred
who came from Owen Sound, On- male American Pit Bull Terrler with -
-tario; Chase, 6.C., Squamish and papers. Phone 635-7840, ask for

Prince George for all their cara and = Mark. ©. 11/29p
support, food, flowers and just help- "
ing us out through this difflcult time.
Special thanks to Lynda Monteith,
Grant Currle, Michelle O’Brien,
Denine Topiis and Shirley Lindsay.
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SEALED TENDERS for the project described below, addressed to
Transport Canada and endorsed with the project name and contract
number, will be received until the specified closing date. Tender
documents can be obtalned through Regional Manager, Materiel and
Contracting Services, Room 742, 800 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C.,
Telephone: (604) 666-5661 or from K. Carrigan, District Superinten-
dent, Supply Operations, Prince Rupert Coast Guard Base, Seal
Cove, Prince Rupert, B.C., Telephone: (604) 627-0346.

PROJECT NAME: Construction of a lumber and equip-
ment stores shed.
PROJECT LOCATION: Prince Rupert Coast Guard Base,
; Prince Rupert, B.C.
~ CONTRACT NUMBER: TR 14616 |

THE WORK INCLUDES: Supply of all labour and materials
for the construction of a 147 sq.

meter one-storey frame building.
Mr. Hugh Ashworth, Phone: 984-3724
Phone: 666-5661; Fax: 666-6476;
’ Telex: 04-54320 |.
Friday, December 1, 1989, 1400
hours
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Specifications are also available for review at Construction Associa-
_ tion offices in Prince George and Terrace.
To be considered, each tender must be submitted in dupticate on the
forms supplied by the Department of Regional Manager Materiel and
Contracting Services, Room 742, 800 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C.
- Telephone: (604) 666-5661, All tenders must be accompanied by the
security specified on the tender documents.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 11/15¢

TECHNICAL ENQUIRIES:
_ TENDER ENQUIRIES:

CLOSING DATE:

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CLASSIFIED

Outstanding University of
Victoria students, including.
seven from Terrace, and the

scholarships, bursaries and
awards which have assisted with
their educations were honored at
UVic’s 22nd annual awards
ceremony on the .evening .of
Oct. 25.

The guests were welcomed by
UVic: Chairman of Ceremonies,
Dr. Peter Smith. Guest speaker
for the evening was Dr. Joseph

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby given that
Creditors and others having .
claims against the Estate of
Reginald Edmund - Smallwood
a.k.a. Reginald Smaliwood, .
‘deceased, late of Terrace, B.C.
who .died on April'11, 1989, are
hereby required to send them to
§ the undersigned Executor at Ter-
race, British Columbia, before
the 20th day of December, 1989,
after which date the Executor
Z will distrubute the said Estate
among the parties entitled
i thereto, having regard to the.
claims of which it has notice:

DONNA MAY GRAF

BY: WARNER BANDSTRA
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
15-4644 Lazolle Avenue
Terrace, B.C. V8G 156
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chairman of the UVic Board of
_ Governors and founding partner
and president of the engineering
firm of Willis, Cunliffe, Tait
and Company: Ltd. The title of
Cunliffe’s speech was ‘‘Citizen-
ship and Education’’.
In his address, Cunliffe re-

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Grill at the
Terrace Hotel 635-6630
For your dining pleasure we have expanded
our Copper Grill Restaurant hours.
Monday —.Saturday

6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Sunday — 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Copper

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Specializing in Chinese

Cuisine and Canadian
Dishes

( 4606 Greig Ave., tor Take-Out —
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Local students honore

ferred ‘to issues raised by the

donors who established the .

Cunliffe, former.member and:

Sullivan Commission on Educa-
tion. Cunliffe. said statements
from the report indicate ‘“‘the —
school system ‘cannot provide, —
by itself, a complete education
in the broader sense. It certainly
needs. what. I call ‘citizen sup-
port? and I once more define a
citizen as one who. accepts the .
concept that the health and
function of the community is his
or her responsibility and not that
he or she is the responsibility of
the community.

' “We are still in a position
where with awareness and
‘citizenship’ we can contro! the
education of our young people
and there is still a chance that we
can do so in a way that will -in
fact lead to the curing of.

society’s ills,’ Cunliffe stated.

Award certificates were pre-
sented by Dr. Sam Scully, UVic
Vice-President, Academic.

Students who received awards
from Terrace are:

The T.S. McPherson Scholar-
ship Renewal — Peter Hepburn,
$2,500, Arts & Science 2,
Bachelor of Arts.

The Fox Memorial Bursary —
Catherine Kennedy, $750,
Education 5, Bachelor of Educa-

tion, Language Arts.

The R.T. Wallace Com-
memorative Scholarship —
Catherine Kennedy, $1,750,

' Education 5, Bachelor of Educa-

tion, Language Arts.

The T.S. McPherson Scholar-
ship — Janet Lennox, $4,000,
Arts & Science 1, Bachelor of
Science.

The Harry O. and Etta B.
English Memorial Scholarship
— Diane Morehouse, $800,
Education 5, Bachelor of Educa-
tion, Learning Assistance.

The Clearihue Bursary —
Diane Morehouse, $900, Educa-
‘tion 5, Bachelor of Education,
Learning Assistance.

The President’s Scholarship
— Alexa Wandl, Education 4,
Bachelor of Education, Science.

THE SIGN OF A
GOOD BUSINESS
' NEIGHBOR ...

THESIGNOF
A MERCHANT
WHO CARES
ABOUT PEOPLE...

This emblem Identifies
the civic-minded
businessmen who sponsor

Veta Wego

in the community.

Terry Kendell 638-8178

‘e Middleton 636-5672 |