CLASSIFIED

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33° Real Estate -

1200 sq. {t. 3-bedroom home
on large lot. Full basement
with sauna and rec room. 2
fireplaces, sun deck, large
shop and storage bullding
detached. Modern home in
quiet area at 4708 Gair Ave.
For more details phone
638-8254. tfnc

Exceltent residential Jot in
attractive setting. All
underground services,
closa to town, 23x75
metres, new subdivision on
Johnstone St. Owner must

sell. Asking $18,000. Open.

to offers. Please direct in-
quirles to 635-5457. 10/22p

35 Legal

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_ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of the deceased:
Brown: Arthur Ansgar,
A.K.A. Arthor Brown,
Late of:
#4-839 2nd Ave., West

Prince Rupert, B.C.
Creditors and others having
claims against the said
state(s), are hereby required to
send them duly verified to the
PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby
st., Vancouver, 8.C., V6Z 2&5
before November 5, 1986 after
which date the assets or the said
estate(s) wiil be distributed,
jhaving regard only to claims that
have been received.
§.C. Rumsey

Public Trustee 10/18¢

- {Thunderbird Beam Station area)

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of the deceased:
McGarrity: Peter

Late of: oe

4011 Sparks Steel, Terrace, 8.0.
{Creditors and others having
claims against the said
estate(s}, are hereby required
to send them duly veritled to
the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 800
Hornby St., Vancouver,
B.C., V6Z 2E5 before
November 5, 1986 after which
date the assets or the said
astate(s) will be distributed,
having regard only to claims
that have been received.

S.C. Rumsey

Province af
British Columbia
Ministry af
Forests

Government
of Canada

Canadian
Forest
Service

Notice of FederalProvincial
contract projects to be
financed by Environment
Canada - Canadian Foresty
Service and the British
Columbia Forast Service
under the Forest Resource
Development Agreement
(FRDA).

I*

Sealed tenders for ihe following
Planiing Contracts for SPRING
1087 will be recelved by the
GISTRICT MANAGER B.C. Forest
Service, 310-4722 Lakelsea Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 1F6.

CONTRACT: P87R05-003

Approx. 110 k trees on 10) Hectares
(Thunderbird Beam Station area)

CONTRACT: P:87R05-004
Approx. 100 k trees on 80 Hectares

Note: Particulars available from the
Terrace District Office.

VIEWING of thage sites prior to sub
mitting bids lg MANDATORY.
Viewing Date: October 27, 1888,
taaving tha Terrace District Office at
9:00 a.m. ‘

DEADLINE for recelpt of Tenders Is
November 12, 1986 at 1:30 p.m.

The work will be administered by the
B.C. Forest Service.

Tenders must be aubmittad on the
forms and In tha envelopes prowived.

Province of
British Columbia
Ministry of
Transportation
and Highways

HIGHWAY - TENDERS

Electoral District! Skeena
Highway Dlairict: Terrace
ProjectiJob Description:
Ramove driftwood from under
Olid Skeana Bridge

The tender sum for this project is
to include applicable federal and
provincial sales tax,
Tender Opening Date:
Octaber 17, 1986
Tender Opening Time:
10:00 a.m.

Tender documents with
envelope, plans, specifications
and conditions of tender are
available frae of charge ONLY
from Ministry of Transportation
and Highways, District Office,
300 - 4546 Park Avanue, Terrace,
B.C. V8G 1V4 between the hours
of 8:30 and 4:00 p.m., Monday to
Friday, except Holidays.

Fhone number af orlginating of-
fice: 638-3360

Pre-Tender meeting {if ap-
plicable) will be held at: Ministey
of Transportation and Highways,
District Ollice, 300 - 4546 Park
Ave,, Terrace, B.C. Y8G 1V4, Oc-
tober 15, 1886 at 10:00 a.m.
Tenders witl be opened at
Ministry ol Transportation and
Highways, District Office, 300.
-4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, 8.6.
V8G 1V4.

W.E. Stantey,

_ | provincial sales tax,

Province of
British Columbia

Ministry of

yike Transportation

toa? and Highways

HIGHWAYS - TENDERS

Elactoral District: Skeana
Highway District: Terraca
Project/Job No.: C4014
ProjectiJob Description:
Construct Sign Supports

The tender sum for this project is
to include applicable federal and

Tandar Opening Date:
October 17, 1985
Tender Opening Time:
: 10:00 a.m.

Tander documents with
envelope, plans, specifications
and conditions of tender are
avallable free of charge ONLY
from Ministry of Transportation
and Highways, District Office,
300 - 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace,
B.C. V8G 1V4 between the hours
ol 8:30 and 4:00 p.m., Monday ta
Friday, except Holidays.

Phone number of originating of-
fice: 638-3360

Pre-Tander meeting {if ap-
plicable) will be held at: Ministry
ol Transportation and Highways,
District Office, 300 - 4546 Park
Avenue, Terrace, B.C., October
14, 1986 at 10:00 a.m.

Tenders wilt be opened at
Minisiry of Transportatlon and
Highways, District Office, 300
-4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C.
V8G 14,

Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 15, 1986 23

TERRACE — During
the current provincial
election campaign it’s
easy to forget that the
Oct. . 22 vote will be
followed almost im-
mediately by the Terrace
civic election. Nov. 15
has been designated as
the election date, and
candidates have to file
their nomination papers
by 12 p.m. (noon) Oct.
27,

Incumbents whose

terms expire this year

are Ald. Robert Cooper,
Ald. Bob Jackman and
Ald. Doug Smith, The
nominations will take

Papers to be filed

place Oct. .27 from 10
a.m. to 12 p.m. (noon) in
the Terrace municipal
council chambers. Mur-
do MacDonald has been
designated by city coun-
cil resolution as return-
ing officer, but nomina-
tions can also be filed in
advance with Terrace
Clerk-Administrator
Bob Hallsor.

Advance polls for the - |

election will be held Nov.
7 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

in the municipal council .-

chambers at 3215 Eby

St.; and Nov. 14 at Mills |

Memorial Hospital from
4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Notice of Federal/Provincial
contract projects to be|-

ProjectiJob Descriplion:
_ Misceltaneous tull width
and edge strip paving
-— Prince Rupert
The tander sum for this project is
to include applicable federal and
provincial sales tax.

Tender Opening Data:

October 21, 1966
Tender Opening Time: :

4:00 p.m.

Tender documanis” with
envelope, plans, specifications
and conditions. of tender are
avallable free of charge ONLY
from No. 204 - 815 tsl Ave. W.,
Prince Rupert, 8.C. V8J 183 be-
tween the hours of 8:30 and 4:30
p.m., Monday to Friday, except
Holidays.
Phone number of originating of-
fice: 627-0485
Tenders will ba openad at No.

204 - 816 ist Ave. West, Prince
Rupert, 6.C. V8J 183.

$.C. Christensen,

District Highways Manager,
Ministry Official

10/15¢

Public Trustee 10/ 15¢
. Province of
British Columbia
Ministry of
Transportation
— and Highways
HIGHWAYS - TENDERS
Highway District: Prince Rupert

Provines of -
Biltish Columbla

Ministry of
- Forests

Government
af Canada

Canadian
Forest
Service

financed by Environment
Canada Canadian Forestry
Service and the British Coi-
umbla Forest Service under
the Forest Resource
Davelopment Agreement
(FRDA).

Sealed tenders for the fallowlng
Planting Contracts will be received
by the DISTRICT MANAGER 6.C.
Forest Service, 310-4722 Lakelse
Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1R6.

CONTRACT: P87R05-001

Approx. 300 k seadiinga cn HO
Hectares (Ball ining} SPRING
PLANTING

CONTRACT: P87R05-002

Approx, 270 k seadiings on 230
Hectares (Bell ining) SPRING
PLANTING

CONTRACT: P87R05-005

Approx. 150 k seedlings on 140
Hectares (Bell ining) SUMMER
PLANTING

Nota: Particulara available from the
Terrace District Office.

VIEWING of these sites prior to sub-
mitting bids ls MANDATORY.
Viewing Date: October 28, 1986,
leaving the STEWART FIELD, 6th
Avanua, Stewart, B.C. at $:00 am.

DEADLINE for racelpt of Tandera Is
November 12, 1986 at 1:30 p.m.

The work will be adminiatered by tha
8.0. Foreat Service,

Tenders must be submitted on the
forms and in the anvelopes provided.
10/18¢

en Minlatry of Finance
—

OFFER FOR
SAWMILL BUILDING

OFFERS: Plainly marked on an
envelope “Offer on P.T. #81" will
be recelved by the Director,
Materist Administration Oivialon,
Purchasing Commission up to 2
pm., October 31, 1986 to pur-
chase for the purpose of removal
or demolition the following struc-
ture located ‘“‘as is and where Is”
on District Lot 2999, Casslar
Oistrict, within the District of
Stewart, B.G.: ~~ ;

- BONLIE SAWMILL BUILDING -

To view and for further Informa-
tlon contact Mr. Ed Opal,
Manager, Development and
Marketing, Ministry of Forests and
Lands, Smithers, 8.C., telephone
BAT-7TI34,

Conditions of Sala:
(1) The building Is not to ba oc-
cupled except insofar as la
necessary for the removal or
demolition.

(2) Tha bullding must be damolish-
6d oF removed from Its slie within
30 days, commencing from the
date of acceptance of the offer.
(3) The site is to be left clean and
tidy and any earth diaturbed In tha
removal must be backfilled to the
satisfaction of tha Ministry official
mentioned herein. Upon faliure to
remove the structure and com-
plate the site work within 30 days,
all right, Utle and interest shail
revert ta the Crown and monies
pald shall be deemed to be a
penalty and the Crown shail after
dispose of the building as It sees

(4) The purchaser agrees upon ac-
cepiance of hie offer and at all
times thereafter well and suffi-
ciently to indemnity the Crown
and io keep the Crown Indem-
nified agalnet all Ilability, actions,
sults, proceedinga, clalrma,
demands, costs and expenses
arising out of or relating to the
design, location or state of repalr
of the purchased buliding.

Offers must be accompanied by a
cartified cheque or money order
made payable to the Ministry of
Finance for 30% of the bid.

The highest or any offer will not
necessarily be accepted, but the
bearer of the successful bid will
be required to pay the 7% S.S. tax.
If the successful bidder subse
quently withdrawa hie offer, tho
30% deposit shall be liable to
forteltura.

The purchaser must make full pay-
ment within 10 days of notifice-
tlon of acceptance of the suc-
cesaful offer, otherwise the
deposit may be forfaited to the
Crown.

Director, Materia! Administration
Division, Purchasing Commission
Parllament Bulldings
Victoria, B.C. - VBX 4¥3

10/1S¢

. W.E. Stanley,
District Highways Manager, District Highways Manager
Ministry Official Ministry Olficial
10/15¢ 10/15¢
Province of .
British Columbia Province of

British Columbia

Ministry of
Attorney General

INFORMATION
WANTED TO SETTLE
AN ESTATE.

Anyone knowing
whereabouts of

MARY ANN KIRBY
(formerly Rooksby nee
Williams) previously miar-
ried to John Rooksby and
presently married to
George Franklin Kirby on
July 15, 1960, contact:

PUBLIC TRUSTEE:

File # 01482220A
Attention: Bri. Corkum
800 Hornby Street
Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2E5

10/22c

the

@® BCHydro

Public Notice

B.C. Hydro requests of-
fers from heavy equip-
ment contractors § in-
terested In performance
of snow clearing from
substation yards and ac-
cess roads in the Ter-
race, Lakelse Lake and/-
or Kitimat areas. Such
offers will be received
until 11:00 hours on 28
October 1986. To obtain
the required documents
please direct enquiries
to Lecretia Harrison,
5220 Keith Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C. (phone
638-8101) under re-.
ference to Local Work
Contract Numbers J604
and E704. 10/22c

ex MULTIPLY st $6 PROFIT SL,

USE THE CLASSIFIEDS

Full house

continued from page 15

pipeline to Vancouver
Island would cost more
than the all the NDP
proposals combined. °

Skelly concluded his
address by characterizing
the NDP roster of pro-
grams as ‘‘credible, do-
able, and financable’’.

Volunteers needed

TERRACE — The Terrace group of the B.C. Special.
Olympics organization needs volunteers.
Over the past year, the mentally handicapped
athletes participated in bowling, soccer and swim-
ming. The Terrace group would like to continue these
activities, but desperately need more volunteers.
People are needed:
@ for bowling — coaching the athletes and score
keeping; :
@ for swimming — lifeguarding and one on one in-
struction in water; . . _
@ a secretary for meetings;
@ a fund raising committee;
® and general assistance. ;
If you would like to get involved in Special Olym
pics in the Terrace area, attend the fall meeting on
Monday, Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Terrace Arena co-
ordinator’s office. —

A dangerous QaMe continued from page 4

looking into it.

What does that mean? Will he leave unions alone
or will he wage war on them? Will he bring in legisla-
tion disbanding unions in businesses with fewer than
100, 50, 20 or 10 people? ;

And what happens if a larger company tries to get
rid of the union by splitting into a number of smaller
ones, each of which has few enough employees to be
exempted from union organizing? Good point. We'll
look into that.

Not good enough, Mr. Vander Zalm. Not good
enough by a long shot. Ask Lillian to put down the
accordion for a moment, stop smiling and tell us,
please, how you will bring us the prosperity you pro-
mise.

Shaky start for Skelly continued from page 4

As the campaign unfolds, the issues will come to
the fore. The major battles will undoubtedly be
fought over economic strategy and job creation. But
there will be secondary issues.

Asked whether he plans to make his stand on abor-
tion (against) an election issue, Vander Zalm said he
didn’t but added that his opponents might.

Skelly confirmed Vander Zalm’s suspicions, saying
the premier had already made it an issue by saying his
government would look into the matter.

Another likely issue to surface during the campaign
will be the minimum wage, the lowest in Canada at
$3.65 an hour. —

Nor will the NDP let the Socreds forget the past.
They will hammer away at former premier Bill Ben-
nett’s restraint program.

They will bring up the firing of public servants, the
slashing of programs and dismantling of agencies,
such as the Rentalsman’s office and the Human
Rights Commission, following the jast election.

And Vander Zalm’s promise to end partisan strife
notwithstanding, the campaign will not be without
mud-slinging. Some of the candidates on either side
may not want to go along with the premier’s call fora
conciliatory approach to politics.

I will forego the temptation at this point of making
a prediction regarding the outcome.

Until Oct. 22, enjoy the spectacle of what is the
finest manifestation of democracy — free elections
by free people.

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