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ANNGUNCEMENTS 616 COMMERCIAL
TOS ANNOUNCEMENTS — 678 FOR SAIE OR RESIT
110 ANNIVERSARIES $36 HOUSES FOR RENT
120 BIRTHDAYS $40 MISC. FOR RENT
125 CHURCH $44 MOBILE HOMES
130 COMING EVENTS 548 ROOM & BOARD
135 ENGAGEMENT 65 SHARE
WEDDINGS. ACCOMMODATION

145 1N MEMORIAM 840 STORAGE
150 IEGAL NOTICES 869 TOURIST -
155 OBITUARIES ACCOMMODATIONS -
160 TEMCERS 876 WANTED TO RENT
165 THANKS 680 WAREHOUSES.
PERSONAL REAL ESTATE

210 BUSINESS PERSONALS 705 ACREAGES/LOTS "

ZO LOSI & FOUND

715 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

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ssified ads 240 PERSONALS 730 FOR SALE BY OWNER

MERCHANDISE 733 HOUSES

745 MOBILES
115 AUCTIONS

755 OPEN HOUSE
330 COMPUTERS: 370 WANTED
355 FURNITURE
340 GARAGE SALES AUTOMONVE,
145 MISC. FOR SALE GIO CARS FOR SALE
380 TIMBER G15 TRUCKS FOR SALE
495 WANTED 870 VANS FOR SALE
PETS / FARM. ‘
410 FARM EQUIPMENT RECREAL
TAS UVESIONE $4 AIRCRAFT
15 PETS a58 ATV'S

832 BOATS / MARINE
RR PAMENT 844 MOTORCYCIES
470 IOGGING/TIMBER om we NS
460 MACHINERY 878 RV’S MOTORHOMES

CONFIDENTIAL BOX SERVICE | sumoyment a2 RY RENTALS
Pickup $5.00 Mail out $10.00 S10 BUSINESS 80 SNOWMOBILES
OPPORTUNITIES

S20 CAREERS SERVICES
330 EDUCATION 910 BUILDING SERVICES
440 KELP WANTED 9N2 CARPENTRY
570 TUTORING 514 CHUD CARE
4580 WORK WANTED 920 CONSTRUCTION
RENTAL 932 HANOYMAN
(804 APARTMENTS 936 JANITORIAL
408 BASEMENT SUITE Fad MISC. SERVICES

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

BE DISCOVERED! Faces Wast
international! model & talent
search. Meet top international
agents in Prince George Sept.
10, 2000. For more information
call 250-564-2929 ext. 7273
FLYNN SCHOOL of Gallet.
Registration for yr 200-2001.
Teaching 3yrs - acults. Classes
beginning Sept. 12. Registration
timas Sept. 5/7 3:00-7:00 pm.
Carpenters Hal! {corner of

_ Sparks & Davis) or call 250-
638-0920 to’ register/for more
information.

FOR INFORMATION on servic-

eas available to people with dis- -

abilitias and the Designated
Parking Placard Program call
BCIILRG at 1-877-288-1088

IS ALCOHOL a problem? Many
find a solution one day at a time
with § Alcoholics Anonymous.
250-695-6533

VICK PARVIAINEN Dance
Studio Classes include a variety
of Jazz ballet, tap and Ethnic
Character (Irish, Scottish, Ukrai-
nian etc.). For registration or in-
formation phone 250-635-7483

NIRVANA METAPHYSIC
HEALING CENTRE

Aromatherapy Massage -
Barbara Whiting, Elian Black

Retlexology - Barbara Whiting

Polarity, cryslal, pranic, thorapeutic touch, sha+
manic healings, Quatiied healing practitioners.

Laurell Ballard. Msc. D.. PhD.

“9 "3B Coftonmmond Cres,
“Thoin, WEG ICS. BESTS

is \ VIVA CLINIC
(A Recover your health ina
\ == _/ natural Intagrated way.

LIFE ENERGY ASSESSMENT
includes environmental
and focd allergy testing
AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE

AURICULAR ACUPRESSURE

Frances Birdsall,
Natural Health Practitioner

Call 635-2194 for an appointment

REFLEXOLOGY, EAR CANDLING Ff.

4506 Lakelse (scrss trom Totem Furi tre}

Congratulations
from all of us

Wilma, Keith, Allan,
Shaun, Dan; Albert,
Nance), Breanne,
Denise, Jason, Lrtc;
JoAnn, Brian, Anna,
Kenneth; Dick,
Corrina, Nicole,
Noah, Katelyn; Rolf,
Sharon, Destrat,
Tyson, Mikayla;
Jenny, Chris,
Christian, Harley,
Kart; Bill, Trude,
Shatun/Rebecca, Tid;
Jobin, Hilde,
Suzannab/Norm,
Karla/David, Liza,
Pam; Henry, Susan,
Michael, David:
Ruby, Randy,
LeedAnna, Stepbarite.

210 BUSINESS
| PERSONALS. ©

BOOKKEEPING SEAVICES:
Set up and maintenance of your
small business requirements.
Serving the Northwest for over
9 years, Phone 250-635-9592

PAID MARKET RESEARCH,

Professional Market Research Company
seeks input from general public. $50 for

two hour focus group session. Call toll
free, 1-888-463-5071.

A vary specials thank you to
all our family and friends for
joining us for the celebration
of our GOth Anniversary.
Ruth & Kip Gravelle

Tretrere

THANK YOU

The Skeena Valley Fall
Fair Association thanks
the following for the con-
struction of the new rab-

bit barn:

CONTRIBUTORS:
Adam Engineering Lid.
Tertace Redi-Mix Lid.
Terrace Builders Do-It Center
Lions Club
Len Skrabyk - Backhoe Services

. 210 BUSINESS
-: PERSONALS. .

Brain waves con be recorded
in the preborn child, six 10... :c-.
seven weeks afer { y
conception. ae

Jerroce Pro-Life Education Asa,
Box 452, Terrace

~ 230 LOST &

FOUND AT China Bar. Swiss

DONATIONS:

Amy Knife. Call to identify. Royal Bank
Se —— at Bank of Kova Scotia

: long haired kit-
ten, white bib and paws, wear- VOLUNTEERS:
ing a rad collar, Vicinity of Mills td, Dan & Mike Ansems
Memorial Hospital. Please call Alex Palasthy
Ted at 250-635-3888 Bill Adoms
LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at Dino Stella
the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert.
a black leather wallet. Please Hatt & De Bone
return, no questians asked, 1.D, | ove St, Thomas
very important. Please call Bar Adams
(250)624-2002 - extension “0”. Jean Homer
Reward offered. Jerry Walker
4155 OBITUARIES. | Cameron Hamer J

To All Of Mary Walker’s Friends

Mary got exactly what she had wished, for
the interment of her
ashes. It was a hot,
sunny Okanagan
Day on July 19,

2000 when they

were placed next

to her dad, Dr.

Alfred Vanderburgh.
This was at the old

Pench Orchard Cemetery

overlooking the lake in Summerland, B.C.
All of fer family and a few long time

Summerland friends attended her graveside
service.

What Mary would have especially
enjoyed was that every one of the family’s
five days in the OKanagan were also sunny
and fot, drawing them into the lake as a
group several times a day. Just like the
many summers of old.

The family is grateful to those friends
who generously donated for the Memorial
Bench that is now in the Terrace Public
Library Art Gallery of which Mary was a
founding mentber.

And, thank you, Mary!
The Family

Ad ING —A4dS IN
. MEMORIAM... HJ MEMORIAM

Wemorial
Baby Sarah
&

; Grant
still born August 16, 2000
Mills Memorial Hospital, Terrace, B.C.

ongleenda

August 23rd at McKays Funeral Home &

- Kitamaat Village. Baptism on August 22nd, 2000. ‘3

F Our beloved daughters
cd . Beloved sisters
7 Beloved twins
# We cherished the day you arrived,
E. Sorrowed your departure,
¢ | pray thee lord
My soul fo keep...
if You are sadly missed

Thank You to Family & Friends
Haisla Nation

(aera! 5 +
for your compassion and professionalism.
Rev. Jon Van Omme for officiating.

David Lleyd McCreight
(known to all as Lloyd)
July 26, 1918 - July 25, 2000

f Born in Batilefard, Saskatchewan where he grew up and
spent his early adulthood,

He enlisted when he became of age and was shipped |

overseas, where he met the love of his life, Ruby, who |

spent time with his family in Saskatchewan before moving to |
the Kootenays to begin their family, After his retirement, |
| Uloyd and Ruby moved to Terrace in 1974 to be close to their |
) two youngest children, David & Dianne. Lloyd spent the |
I) remainder of his years in Terrace with his loving wife an
| family and could often be heard remarking how lucky he |
1 was fo have such a rich and rewarding life.
} Lloyd and Ruby celebrated their 55th wedding anniver- |

say on June 1, 2000. He is survived by his wife Ruby and
| children - David, Dianna, Joyce, Pearl, and Cindy; grand- |
1 children - Joshua, Darren, Clinton, Lance, Leisa, Launa, |

1 Kyleigh, Braydon, Tyler, Dylon and Jordan.
He was well known in the community and to his family
BG) for his hard work, his patience & integrity, his wonder
| sense of humor and ab
children.

a batter place. We will miss him and love him always.
Go in Peace Dad.

| years, the MaKay’s Funeral Services, and Mr. Charlie Meek

wos

eeply appreciated and gratefully acknowledged.

©, Senior Games Zone 10 would like -to|

‘thank these merchants for donating prizes t
our Monte Cristo Challenge that was h
during Riverboat Celebrations.

Fish Tales
Grace Fell Florist
Koala Tanning $a
Dairy Queen.
Effective Fitness
Elegance Fashions
Overwaitea

Bert's Deli

Radia Shack

‘Aqua Clear Bottlers
Ruby Red

Jerrace Builders
‘Shadez of Hair

Misty River Tackle
‘Subway
Gemma's
Totem Ford
Northwest Anglers
iHome Hardware tkitimay A&W

Bargain Store
Erwin Jewellers ©
Sidewalkers
‘Hairbuster.

. Culleys Fishing Shop
Don Diego's
Carters Jewellers

Terrace Standard hone Fax
3210 Clinton SI, Terrace, B.C. V8G SR2 STANDARD 638-7283 638-8432

c Cremation and memorial service held Wednesday,“

BRITISH NOTICE INVITING APPLICATION FOR isina ©
COLUMBIA TIMBER SALE LICENCE AG47a1 = *™*

Pursuant fa Section 20 of the Forest Act, a Timbar Sale Licance Is being offared for
sale.

Closing Oate: September 7, 2000 at 10:00 a.m, District: Kaium
Geographic Location: Deep Craek Term: One (1) year
Volume: 13,763 cubic metras, more or less

Upset Stumpage Rate: $31.69 per cubic metre

The upset stumpags rata was determined by the Market Pricing System, and is
applicabta only to coniferous green sawiog grades.

Species: Hemlock 48%, Balsam 51%, Cedar 1%, more ar lass
Tenders willonty be accepted Irom Individuals or corporations registered as a Small
Businass Forest Enterprise, Category One (1).

Logging System: Ground Based SysienvSummer

Apnlications will be accepted by the District Manager, Katum Forest District. 200-5220
Keith Avanua, Terrace, British Columbia V8G 11.1 until 10:00 a.m. on Saptembar 7,
2000. -
There Is additional material which the applicant must consider in their application,
This material, application forms, and other information about the Small Business
Program, can be obtained from the above Forest District Office. Specity Tmbar Sale
Lkence AG476t.

Kitamaat Village Council and... 3 i.
‘Dr. Almas and nursing ‘staff "8291 a AB

From: Brian, Pamela, Brendon, Shauna and 3

British NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Lnaeyal

ys COLUM BIA INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR Fons

ee CONTAACT E01-25-9999
Sealed Tenders for the construstion of 2,400 linaal metres, more or less, of subgrade
on the Deep Creek Branch Road will be received by the District Manager, Kalum
Forest District, 4200-5220 Kaith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G 1L1, up to
41:00 a.m, on Septamber 15, 2000, and will ba opened in public at thal time.
Tenders are invited from qualiffad contractors only. A qualified contractor Is one who
has auccasslully completed work of a similar size and nature within the past fva
years, and is in good standing with the Ragistrar of Companies and the Workars*
Compensation Board.
Plans may ba viewed and/or obtained lor a non-relundabla fea of $25.00 (including
PST & GS1) alter Septamber 1, 2900 from: Kalum Forest District Office, #200 - 5220
Keith Avanue, Terrace, British Cotumbia VAG 1L1. All inquiries should be directad to
Brian Bailay, at the above address, Phone (250) 636-5100 or Fax (250) 638-5176.

junction of Merkley Road and Spring Creek Road al 8:30 a.m. Contractors must
attend the viewing labe sligibla to submit a tender offar. : .
Bidders are required to submit 19% of tha tendared price as a bid bond or cash
deposit. Thig will ba refunded to the unsuccessful bidders, In addition, the successful!
biddar must supply a performance bond of 50% of the tendered prica, or a cash
security of 10% in a form acceptable to the Provinco.

Tenders must be submitled on the forms and in the anvelopa supplied. No tender
shall be considered having any qualifying clauses whatsoavar, and tha |awast or any
tander will not necessarily be accepted,

Contract award [3 subjact to funding being available at the time.

B.D. Downie, District Manager, Kalurn Forest District

A mandatory viawing will ba conducted on Friday, September 8, 2000, leaving the”

ecame his wife in 1945. Aber returning lo Canada they Hil

| Shauna, Jason and Kagan; great grandchildren - Shawn, |

solute devotion to Ruby and his |
We loved him and are sad to see him go. Although | am |
sure he tried very hard to stay the Lord chose to take him to |

The family would like to thank all the staff and doctors
| that cared for aur father at Terrace Memorial Hospital. A |
| special thanks to Dr. Brown who had cared for him all these |

) who gave the service to honor aur father. All your sympathy |

‘Ff to Friday, excluding holidays.

Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine

NOTICE

ROSSWOOD ELECTRIC POWER
AND TELEPHONE UTILITIES
SERVICE AREA AMENDING

BYLAWS NO. 471, 472 and 473

The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, subject to
consent of the Electoral Area C Director and
J approvals of the Inspector of Municipalities and |
Minister of Municipal Affairs, intends to amend
a the Rosswood Electric Power Capital Financing
Service Establishment Bylaw No 439, 1998, Loan
Authorization Bylaw No 440, 1998, and Parcel
Tax Bylaw No 441, 1998. Bylaw amendments
Bara currently at third reading and are expected to
a be presented for adoption at the Regional District's
September 22 and 23, 2000, Board meeting.

f The purpose of these amendments is lo provide
for the capital financing of a telephone utility In
addition fo an electric power utlity. No other bylaw j
changes are contemplated. The current service
area boundary, loan authorization limit, annual
requisition limit, parcel tax limit and debenture
period will remain the same.

The Rosswood Electric Power Extension Project is
complete and the proposal is to use remaining
B funds under the existing bylaw authorization limits
B to fund a telephone utility extension project to the §

service ared.

| The unused borrowing authority remaining from §
a the electric power project is in the order of

$62,000. This amount is sufficient to cover the
expected local cost contribution of between
$54,000-$60,000 for telephone service,
depending on the number of final subscribers. Telus
will undertake this telephone service extension
project and, subject to meeting participation
commitment deadlines, has committed to a 2001
construction schedule.

Persons wishing to Inspect the bylaws and make
inquirles should contact the Regional District of fi
KitimatStikine, 300-4545 Lazelle Avenus, Terrace,
BC, V8G 4E1, telaphone: 1-250-615-6100.
Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday

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