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35 Legal

| Province of
British Columbia

Ministry of
’ Altornay General

; > INFORMATION WANTED |
"TO SETTLE AN ESTATE

nexl-of-kin of Joseph Rossa who was bora
In Hungary. . on March 19, 1899, kindly
contact; va
: PUBLIC TRUSTEE, -
eo Fils: #' 025179304
_ Allention: Bri, Corkum
: 800 Hornby Streel
a Vancouver B.C.
_ M6Z 2E5.

2f4c

_Anyone knowing Ihe whereabouts of the |

"SREENA CELLULOSE (NC...
NOTICE.TO'SRIDSE CONTRACTORS

‘Sth ame..*'B‘?: —- Mattson: Diversion” and
Bridge, we wilt a acceot. sealed tenders lor
the construction of Scheme '‘A'’ — Malt-
gon Culvart'and Road Approaches on ine
Cooper River Forest-Aoad, In ihe office of
| the Project Manager at 4500 Bleck Keith
Ave., Terrace, §.C. no later than 2:00 p.m.
on Fabruary. 9th, 1987. and will be opened
In-public at that time.

and/or obtained after January 15th, 198?-
"al the Skeena Celluldsa Inc, , Tarrace Oper:

~ quired which will ba celunded to tha unsuc-

* cesstul bidders upon return of the plans
and specifications in good condition within
30 days of the opening of tenders.

“All enquiries should be made to Brian
‘Shaw’ (lelephona 638-3174) Skeena
‘Cellulose Inc., after 3; i00 p. .m. of the Con-
‘sultant Engineers (telephone 524-8621)

_ Gower, Yeung-and Associates Lid.” «*
Tenders must-be made subjact to the
conditions .of:-tendor and submilted on

~ i forms ‘supped: No<tander shalt be con- |.
sidered having any qualifying clausa. The |. .

- accepted.

lowest or any tender will not necessarily be

“Due 46 the Intcastity ‘oconstruction of "|

Alternatives will ba accepted af that tima. |
* Plans and speclilcations may be viewed °

APPLICATION FOR
A PERMIT UNDER THE:
. PROVISIONS OF THE
WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT:
(Effluent):

“Raglonal Waste Manager at:

3726 Allred Avanue, Bag 5000, Smithers,
Brilish Columbia, VOJ.2NG.

fected by tha discharge or storage of the

of posting under section 3 (a) or publica-.
tion, servica' or display under. section 4,
Wie to the manager stating haw he is al-
etted.'"* - .

PREAMBLE — The purpese of this applica-
tion Is-discharge waste from a ski chalet fo
be built on Shames Mountain. - :

{, LAWa Shames Mountain Ski Corporation
of #3 — 4623 Park Avenue, Terraca, B.C.,

ef application te all persons affected...

2. The land upon which the, treatment.

works will. be localed 1s unsurveyed crown
‘and al Shames Mountain. UTM coordinates
ag follows: 6037370 North 09503426 East.

“a, The discharge will be located af same
Ineatlon, - :

4, The rate of. discharge. will be:

“Average dally.’
(based on operating period)

30.4 Cubic melre/day

The. operating pariod during which effluant
will be discharged:is Ocl. 1 to May 31,
Partial operation. in summer:

6, The’ characteristics of ‘the elfivent
discharged: stall, be equivalent to or bettar
than- Septic. Tank Effluent.

:6:. The .type of Ireatment to ba applied: is
Septic Tank to followed by ground aisposal.

'7.,Daled INs 13th day of January, 1987.

‘ Rr John Morgan, P. Eng.
Telephone No. . 6958077
A copy of tis application’ was posted al the

‘sita In accordance with the Waste Manage-
ment Aegulallans on Jat. 4 1887;

‘tations Olfice,: A deposit of $50.00 1s ré- -}

- Province of | -
-’ British Columbia }

Ministry of [°
Environment §

.. Waste Managament File No. AE-7741 f
THIS APPLICATION is to ba filed with tha

“any person who. may be adversely af-

waste may within 3D days fromthatast date f. Jt...

VBG:.1V5 hereby apply for a permit to 9.
discharge effiuant from-Shames Mountain 9.
SkI Base located at Shames Mountain, 23.5 9.

km west of Terrace to land and give notice:

“Maximum daily 30,4 Cuble matres/day,

“The cesteictions will limit vehicles to 100 .
parcent, 70 parcent and 50 percent of legal ff -

If P Province. ml
“British Columbia

“Ministry. of
Attorney General. |.

MANSELL:
“EVANS, A.K.A: FRANK 4.
'MANSEU, LATE OF’ C/O.|:
~y 4103. SPARKS STREET.

“TERRACE, B.C._

.| Creditors or otfiere having
‘claims against. the sald} -

. ere

“the: classifieds.

1286 |
ae rl “Tbouight ¢ aVCR
_ with replay. through | a

“the-classifieds, ) =. |
‘the classifieds. }

Province of
British Columbia

’ Ministry of
_ Transportation and Highways

LOAD RESTRICTIONS
__ ADVANCE PUBLIC NOTICE

restrictions may ba placed, on short netica:
In the near future, on- alt highways in the
following Highway Districts:

“Prince Rupert. Terrace, Dease Lake
_ $milhers and Burns Lake =

incividuatly, as conditions warrant,

axle loading, as allowed under the regula-
lon pursuant te the Commercial Transport

granted. All term overweight permils are in-

seguitions will be appreciate

. Ministry of
Transportation & Highways J

Pursuant to Section 26 ol the “Highways
“ft Act**, notice is heraby given that load

Restrictions will be Inpased in each District | -

Act: Overwelght permits: wilt nat bey
. |] valid. Restrictions may, be- imposed: ce
F necessary.

‘Wj The Public, and Trucking and 1d Transposta: :
; tion Companies, should govern themselvas § -
- fF accordingly... 7

* # Your co-operation in adhering to the above §

N. Hepa fF
* Regional Director f°

2/4

NOTICE |
TO CREDITORS:
Estate of the deceased:
_-BROWN: ‘DAVID,

SPARKS STREET,
TERRACE, B.C.

Creditors’ and: others hav-
_ state(s), are. hereby: re-
‘verifled to

Street, . Vancouver,
V6Z 2E5,. before

February 18, 1987:
‘after which date the assets

B.C.,

‘| or the sald estate(s) will-be
distributed, having. ragard:|

only to: claims that. have
_beenreceived,

S.C. RUMSEY

‘the
~ Regional . District © will.
~ benefit from the federally-

LATE OF C/O 4103:

ing claims against the said |.
quired to send them duly |-

the PUBLIC |
TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby

"PUBLIC TRUSTEE |:

@)

, Ministry of

NOTICE.

Estate of the deceased: .
FRANK

‘astate(s), are. hereby. re.
quilted -to send them. duly

Street, Vancouver, B.C.
“VEZ 2ES, before . cn
February 18, 1987 |

been. recelved.

os 8G, RUMSEY
PUBLIC TRUSTEE

Wate

‘Attorney General |

TO CREDITORS: | anc
i Community ‘continued from page 1
- Robinson added that the

verified to: the’. PUBLIC:|
TRUSTEE, 800. Hore: |

“after which date ihe assets be
or the said estate(s) will-be"|:
distributed, having:.regard|-~
‘only. to' claims that: have |"

Address:

Ministry of

The Ministry of Forests and Lands has Initiated.
aone year planning process to evaluate the rate
_ | of harvest and the best Integrated use of the
‘|-forest resources in the Kalum Timber Supply
| Area. The public now has the opportunity to
supply written submissions stating their views
‘Of Important issues to -be considered in the
planning process. The Kalum T.S.A. is centered
on the Kitimat/Terrace/Stewart area. Please pro-
vide submissions by February 27, 1987 to Glenn
Smith -. Resource Officer inventory- Kalum
-Forest. District Office. Further information can
be requested from Glenn Smith at the following

‘Ministry of Forests and Lands.
310-4722 Lakelse Avenue
‘Terrace, B.C.
_ V8G 1R6.

Province of
Britlah Columbla

Forests

aac

confident of

~ Programs slated .

- TERRACE — Skeena MP

Jim -, Fulton. announced
recently ° ‘communities in
Kitimat-Stikine

funded Canadian: Jobs
Strategy | through the

| : establishment. of a: Com-
_ munity Futures Program.

. Community Futures isa
flexible program set upto

. provide low-interest loans
“for. starting local’ busi-
' nesses, The fund will be
administered by a Com-

munity Futures Commit-

_ tee comprised of represen-

tatives
labor,

‘from business,
native interest

) groups and other sectors

of society with.an interest

_ in alleviating “unemploy-
ment. According to Com-

munity Futures’ spokes-
.. man. Linda Charles, there.
-- are no rigid. guidelines for
.committee members.
“They should ‘be people
_18°'| ' who have the respect and

‘support of the commiuni-

ty,” she said.
The program is design-

Province of --ed to assist. areas outside
_ Beltiein Columbia '

metropolitan ..centers: suf-

fering from damaged

economies’ and chronic

. unemployment, The. Kiti-
mat-Stikine area is. one of |
_ chosen to.

six in B.C,

community ‘plan should
not. be ratified until it

‘|. -receives the support ofa
“ majority of -residents -in
- the ateas affected: by it. -

A series. of public infor-

7 mation meetings and hear-
-ings late.

generated lively discussion
about many of the terms
in the plan, and particular

last . year

criticism. centered around

“a proposal’.to create a
*- special management: area

.in the Lakelse-Lake. water-
‘shed requiring site-specific

: development permits,

“Lake resident Lloyd
Johnstone appeared be-

fore the ‘board at the Jan.

receive help:
Charles said the local
committee will have
several options to con-
sider, including the
establishment. of a
Business Development
Centre which could

receive up to $637,500 in _.

operating funds to ad-
minister: $1.5 million in

-loans. for. investment. in-
new ‘or established enter-_

prises. The funding is in-
tended to sustain the pro-

gram for a five-year
_ period.

Another program op-
tion would provide self-
employment incentives: to
individuals who depend
on unemployment in-
surance or social
assistance. Grants of $180
per week for:a maximum
of one year could be given
to: eligible. people while
they st up a business.

Business ideas that
qualify under the terms of
the Business Development
Centre options could

receive loans: at. prime in-.

terest rate plus one percent
to a maximum of $75,000.
Charles said the: invest-

ment fund is intended to

assist business . proposals

that would not normally

qualify © ‘for loans, .

17 meeting to speak in.op-

position to- the develop- -

ment permit system.
Johnstone's . presentation
drew ‘expressions of con-
cern from-board chairman
Les Watmough.

-. “The - hearing’ process

may have already been
compromised,’’ Wat-

mough. said. He later ex-.

plained that after a formal
public hearing is closed,
no further representations
can be made to board
members because the op-
‘portunity: for rebuttal is
absent.

Watmough indicated

there is a strong possibility.

that the hearing process
‘may have to be repeated.

; Tertace Review — _ Wednesday, Janusiry 28, 1987 723

Minister —
"establishes
rapport .
with local

govern ments &g

TERRACE — One day
after the conclusion of a
provincial conference be-

tween representatives of

local government and the

_ B.C. government, Minis-

ter of Municipal Affairs
Rita Johnston appeared
the
province’s ability to com-
municate with municipali-
ties and regional districts

and its ability to respond
’ to their concerns.

by Michael Kelly.

Johnston visited Ter-

race while accompanying

’ Premier Bill Vander Zalm

and a contingent of other
cabinet ministers on a one-
day trip to the Northwest.

During an interview she.

expressed. hope the
Premier’s conference, at-
tended by a number of
Northwest delegates,
would become an annual

event.

The conference, hosted
in Vancouver by the
Union of B.C. : Munici-
palities (UBCM). and
chaired by the Premier,

centered around material -

put ‘forward in the
McKelvey report on
decentralization of
government. Prior to the
conference,
delegates

members of Terrace coun-
cil and the Kitimat-Stikine

Regional. District had ex-.

pressed concern about
many of the recommenda-

tions in the report.. Costs.
involved in.the transfer of
authority were: not. ad-:
dressed, and some local: -
Officials speculated: that

the provincial government
was attempting: to. divest
itself of politically con-
troversial functions.
. *The. report
generally well-received,”
Johnston said, ‘‘but some
of the recommendations

“were not supported.” She

said a proposal to transfer
decisions on liquor licens-

.. ing and hours of opera-
- tions to municipalities was .

rejected unanimously, and
a proposed option for
member muncipalities to
withdraw from regional
district. functions also
proved unpopular.
Johnston suggested the
climate of apprehension at
the conference was dispell-

ed by the fact that she and

the Premier both have ex-
tensive experience in local
government. “I knew

what concerns they would -

be bringing to this con-

ference, and I think our:

understanding of the
problems local govern-
ments face put everyone at
ease.'’ she remarked.
Johnston said she

doesn’t believe ‘decen: .

tions that emerged from

" executive, -

Municipal Affairs, she an--

Northwest
including -

consulting with the FCM

“was.

-and we’re definitely sup-—

_ gram, originally proposéd .

_of the. three levels ‘of. —
government staking one~-

tralization _ will hiave.- a.
significant impact on local.
taxpayers.. ‘These meas-
ures would not be taken.to
reduce the provincial.
budget at the cost of:local ©
governments,’” she stated. .

The Premier’s: con-
ference concluded with the
establishment of a com-
mittee to study the recom--
mendations and) resolu- -

discussion: The committee
will consist: of represen-
tatives from the UBCM
the Premier,
Johnston herself, and her
parliamentary secretary;
findix: «: « yill be presented
to th UBCM annual: —
meeting in: September
1987.
FEDERAL’ FUNDS:
- NEEDED .
Shortly after Johnston. _
was appointed Minister of _-

nounced ‘the intention to:-
launch a $1. billion. pro-'
gram for. upgrading in-
frastructure in B.C. |
municipalities. The pro-.
gram was contingent on.
participation. by the.
federal government on a
matching-grant basis.

Federal: Finance Minis-
ter Michael Wilson subse- -
quently stated the Cana-
dian government. would —
not get involved, but dur- —
ing her recent stop in-Ter-
race Johnston said the.
program is still being pur-
sued. “We're still working
on it,” she said. ‘We'll be -

(Federation: of Canadian
Municipalities) “and:
meeting with the federal
government.’’ Johnston
explained that the pre-
vious B.C..- government
under Bill Bennett. had -
refused. to endorse the
program. ‘‘We’re at-
tempting to get.up to date, —

portive, but’ the FCM is
going to have to convince —
the federal government to.
get involved, It can’t go
ahead without them.”” ~.

The urban renewal pro-

by the FCM, would pro-.
vide. money to upgrade
water, sewer and’ road..
systems in- municipalities .
across Canada with each.

third: of the -cost.- Orie
study: projected that the |
program. would create —° |
60,000 new jobs over a”

period of five years,

Editor’ § uote Book |

_A man should be taller,
older, heavier, uglier, and | /
hoarser thanhis wile,

EW, Howe