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iw Government
of Canada
Gouvernement
du Canada
INVITATION TO TENDER

Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation invites tenders for
the construction of one (1)
single family housing housing
unit in the Port Simpson area
under the Rural and Native
Housing Program. * ;
Sealed tenders will be received |
by Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation at #300
— 299 Victoria Street, Prince
George, B.C., V2L 588, until
2:00 p.m. P.D.S.T. —
September 30, 1986.

Plans, specifications, form of
tender required and the official
tender envelope may be ob-
tained by qualified contractors
at the above office, upon
deposit of $50.00 which sum
will be refunded upon return of
all-documants in good condi-
tion within twenty (20) days
after.the above staled closing
date for bids. Ail cheques are
to be made payable to
“Canada Mortgage and Hous-
ing Corporation'’. Contractors
must ba members of ihe New
Horne Warranty Program of
B.

The lowest, or any tender, will

not necessarily be accepted.

Mavor Moore,

Housing Development Officer

#300 — 299 Victoria Street

Prince George, B.C.

V2L. 5B8

Telephone: 1-800-292-8359
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Province of
British Columbia

' tit Forasts

Ministry of

Notice
Inviting Applications

for Forest Licence
FOREST ACT
(Section 11)

TAKE NOTICE that interested
person(s) ara invited to submit
one or more applications to the
Ghief. Forester for Forest
Licences which will authorize the
harvesting of 30 000 m? or a por-
tion thereof of timber annually
for 15 years from tands within the
District of Kitimat of the Kaium
Timber Supply Area.

Applications must be received by
the Chief Forester at 1450
Government Street, Victoria,
B.G., V8W 3E7, on or before 15:30
hours on September 18, 1986 and
must Include a proposal to main-
taln and operate a timber pro-
cessing facility with barking and
chipping facilities within the
Kalum Timber Supply Area.

Application: forms and further
parliculars may be obtained from
Timber Management Branch,
Ministry of Forasts, 1450 Govern-
ment Street, Victorla, B.C., VBW
3E7, or the Regional Manager,
Ministry of Forasts, 3726 Alfred
Street, Smithers, British Colum-

bia, VJ 2N0,
8/6 ,6/20,9/3,9/47

Police
news

On Sunday, Aug. 24
the Terrace , RCMP
investigated several in-
cidents of theft from
motor vehicles and
damage to vehicles.

RCMP remind resi-
dents to lock their
vehicles, and keep

valuables out of sight.
_Anyone seeing suspi-
cious persons near park-
ed vehicles are asked to
report them to'the Ter-
race RCMP.

Pravince af
British €olumbia-

Minlstry of
transportation
and Highways

HIGHWAYS—TENDERS

Electoral District: Skeana

Highways District: Terrace

File: 62-0-23 .

Project or Jab Descriptian: .

To produce :and deliver in

stockpile:

160 pieces—690mm male—con-
crate raadside barriars

140 piacas—690mm female—con-
gee roadside barrier

5
placas—-690mm—457mm—tran-
sition concrete barrlers,

50 pleces—457mm—bullnose-

concrela barriers ;
15 pleces—18'’ bullnose con--
crate barriers. .
The tander sum for this project is ta
include applicable federal and pro- .
vincial sales tax.
‘Tender opening date:
September 2, 1986.

Tandar opening time: 2:00 p.m,
Tandar documents with envelape,
plans, specifications and condi-
tions of tender are available free of
charga ONLY from District Office,
Ministry of Transportation &
Highways, Sutle 300, 4546 Park
Avenue, Tarrace, B.C. V8G 1V4,
betwean the hours of 8:30 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m.,’ Monday fo Friday,
except holidays. ,
Phone number of originating office:

638—3360
Pra-tender meeting will be held at:
District Office, Ministry of
‘| Transportation & Highways, Suite
3004546 Park Ave. Terrace, B.C.
on August 2; 1986 al 10:00 a.m.
Tenders will be opened at District
OCltice, Ministry of Transportation &
Highways, Suite 300, 4546 Park
Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

Court
report

On Friday, Aug. 1 in
Terrace Provincia] Court
Selma Watts was found
guilty of theft and was

fined $25 and put on a_

four month probation
period which also in-
cludes 60 community
houts. Watts was also
fined a total of $50 for
two counts of having
possession of property
obtained by crime and
was put on another eight
months probation.
* oo

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Tuesday, Aug.
5 Kenneth Pipe was fined
$600 for driving a motor
vehical while his ability
to drive was impaired.
Pipe’s driver's license
was put on a six month
suspension . period and
Kenneth also received six
‘months on probation.
Kenneth Pipe was also
fined $100 and was put
on probation for six
months for causing
serious bodily harm to a
person.

** &

On Tuesday, Aug. 5 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Kenneth Pipe was fined
$100 and put on proba-
tion for six months for a
breach of recognizance.
Pipe was also fined $100
and received another six
month probation period
for a breach of
recognizance.

- Terraceview Lodge

Terraceview Lodge
will be presenting a sup-
portive therapy work-
shop for the Mentally
Impaired Elderly on
Monday, Sept. 22 from
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

The’ session will be
‘followed by Thirty Dirty

Lies, a workshop about -

the Elderly, This event
will take place on Tues-
day, Sept. 23, from 8
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the
Terrace Hotel, Skeena
Roomil.

Len Fabiano, a na-
tionally recognized con-
sultant in long term care
will be the speaker.

Fabiano will conduct a
workshop on caring for
the confused and dis-
oriented resident. This
seminar examines what it
may be like to be mental-
ly impaired and live in a

‘long term care facility
_and the factors that may

enhance confusion and
disorientation for this in-
dividual. Provided are
possible options in adap-
ting our care, approach
and environment = to
assist this individual to
reach his maximum level
of functioning, as well as
the needed supports for
those involved in his
care,

“Thirty Dirty Lies
About The Elderly’’
outlines the dynamics of
the ‘aging process. Pro-
fessionals and laypersons
alike often have difficul-

‘ty in determining what it

means to grow old. This
seminar presents ‘aging
on two spheres; how we
believe it is and how it
really is. The aging pro-
cess is universal, yet it

Renovations are presently going on for the opening of the
Golden Flame Restaurant. Owner Jim Galanis (left) and
Tom Fildziakis work on renovations.

Terrace-Review — Wednesday, August 27, 1986 23 .

hosts workshop ©

contains differences that
make it a unique ex-
perience, This workshop
examines the stereo-

types, their positive and

negative effects, then
presents the real picture
of aging, one that is
more complex, in-
teresting and useful. The
intent is to provide tangi-
ble and usable. knowl.
edge to those individuals
working. with older
adults on what to expect
with this age group and
how to react.

These workshops. are
aimed at families with
aging relatives, volun-
teers in the field or any
individual . with .an_ in-

terest in how they can be’

supportive to neighbors
or friends. 7

Registration fees are
$30.00 for one day or

“$50.00 for ‘both days.

Deadline for registration
is Sept. 10.

For more information
contact Kathleen Del-
gatty at the Terraceview
Lodge — 638-0223.

Len Fabiano will also
be speaking on how to
cope’ emotionally and

physically with an aging

and ailing family
member,
“Mother [’m Doing
the Best I Can’’ is spon-
sored by the B.C. Long
Term Care Association.
This workshop will also

take place at the Terrace

Hotel on Monday, Sept.
22 between 7:30 p.m.
and 9:30 p.m; — admis-
sion free. Donations to-
wards the costs will be
gratefully received.

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New restaurant
will open soon —

TERRACE —Local
residents will soon be
able to enjoy varieties of
specialized Greek cuisine
by early fall.

by Daniele Berquist

Owners of the
“Golden Flame Restau-
rant’’, George Darvou-
dis and Jim Galanis ex-
pect to open their doors
by late October.

The restaurant, lo-
cated at 4606 Lazelle,
will offer patrons a good
variety of Greek food,
pizza, steak, seafood,
‘pretty well every-

thing’, said Galanis.

Darvoudis said he’s
not new to this business.
I think we'll do very well
in Terrace. We will be
offering a variety of
foods at very competitive
prices, he said.

The Golden Flame
Restaurant will seat
anywhere from 85 to 96
customers. We will be
fully licenced, said the
owners. A staff of ap-
proximately 10 people
will be hired.

Souvlaki and Mou-
saka, Greek dishes that
are rather popular, will
be offered. What is

George Darvoudis (right) and Jim Fiidziakls stand in front
of the Golden Flame Restaurant at 4606 Lazelle in Terrace.

“Souvlaki and Mou-
saka’’? Well, come on
down and let us in-

troduce you to some
superb Greek cuisine,
said the owners,

“This is the card | was going to buy you for your birthday.
In the Inferest of economy how about reading It here?"’

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