We ‘the Hamilton family
would like.to express our
heartfelt thanks to all our
friends and relatives for.

| the kind expressions: of

sympathy and help, floral

“different charities, all
-baking and food,. cards
‘and letters which helped
_us in our tragic loss of our
“Debbie.” With special

thanks to Rev. Stan
Bailey, Dietary Staff. at
_Mills Memorial Hospital,
‘Lois Long, Joyce Prosser,

| Eileen Micks, Mary Bond,

Management and Staff at
the Blue Boy: Hotel. and
‘Mr. Sport Restaurant,
“Debbie's” co-workers.

Loe ~- Thank-you
-. Gordie, Hazel, Donna,

tributes; .all donations to |

Sherrie, Darlene, Jerry, |

| Jenny, Lindy and Rhonda

1981 GMC %-ton pickup, 6-cylinder,
‘standard. Asking $3,700. Phone
635-2866 or view at 29-3889 Muller

_ Ave. :

Wanted To Rant. oe ae

Retired lady looking for room to rent
or house to share. Has vehicle.
Phone 798-2285.

10/18p

Legal

J work In the Terraca and Nass

‘The successful contractor-must

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INVITATION TO TENDER |

Tenders are Invited tor
miscelianeaus overhead line

areas.

This work includes poles, trans-
formers, primary, secondary and
services. - 7

be approved on B.C. Hydro’s
P.S.S.P. focal operating order for
all live line work. ma ’

Tender closes Thursday, Oc-
tober 19, 1989 at 11:00 a.m.
Copies of the documents are
avaltable at B.C. Hydro office at
6220 Keith Avenue, Terrace. For
any further Information please
contact Fred Peters at 638-5635.

. 636-6347,

_INVITATION TO BID

Sealed Tenders will be received”
by Terrace Co-op, 4617 Greig
Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1N2,
attention Lawrence Gosselin, up
to noon October 31, 1989 for
Snow Removal of the Co-op
parking lot.

For. more information call

u

10/18p

i

“THANK-YOU

to mark

| INVITATION
TOBID —
Sealed tenders marked “Arena Snow
Removal” will be received at’City Hall,
3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., V8G 2X8
up to 12:00 noon local time, October 27,.
1989. Specifications are available at
_ the Parks and Recreation office at 2320
- Kalum Street, Terrace. . .
_ For more information, call 638-1174:
| .. ER. Hallsor -
_.. -Clerk-Administrator
os. City of Terrace
3215 Eby Street,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X8

prescription, pursuant to section
3 of the silviculture regulations.

The following area has a propos-
ed prescription that wilt apply If
approval Is obtained from the
’ Ministry of Forests, The propos-
ed prescription will ba available
for viewing until November 23,
- 1889, at the location noted
below, during regular working
hours.

Te ensure consideration, any
written comments must be made
to Rod Arnold, R.P.F., RwA.
-Forestry Ltc., 3000-4722 Lakelse
Avenue, Terrace, B.C., VBG 1R6,
by the above date.

Forest Licence A-16886

C.P.: 005; Cut Bik: 001; Location:
Kwinatahl River N.; Area (ha):
101.3; Ammend. Y/N: No.

Zaul Zap Industries (1983} Ltd.
P.O. Box 310.
Terrace, B.C.

vases - |

_ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
Notice Is hereby given to
creditors and others having

claims against the following
estate.

‘LUELLE LORRAINE REUM,
Deceased, formerly of 4445
Lazella Avenue, in. the City of
Tarrace, Province of British Col-
umbla, are required to send full
particulars of such claims to the
undersigned executrices, at
4509 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace,
B.C., V8G 1P3 on or before the
15th: day. of November, 1989,
after which date the. estate's
assets will be distributed, having
regard only to the claims that
have been received. ,

LOIS MARLAINE WEBBER and
MURIEL O'BOYLE

| Executrices

CECIL C, PRATT, ESQ,
Sollcitor

—d
—— | ] __ PROVINCE OF
PROPOSED SILVICULTURE
PRESCRIPTION BRITISH COLUMBIA
Notice of pre-harvest silviculture — TRANSPORTATION

AND HIGHWAYS

INVITATION TO REGISTER |

Qualified parties who are cap-
able of teaching Ministry stan-
dard, one and/or three day, snow
avalanche safety courses to
Minigtry staff are Invited to sub-
fale: 3

outlines, and instructor resumes
. to the Ministry for approval.

Following receipt of written
Ministry approval of course con-
tent, qualifled parties may pro-
ceed to schedule and advertise
their courses as “Ministry ap-
proved.” Applications to attend
approved courses will then be
made directly by participants.

Those Interested in obtaining
Ministry approval for such
courses may obtain the Request-
For-Approval Terms of Refer-
ence by contacting: Jacek Bon-
netto, Manager, Snow Ava-
lanche Programs, 940 Blanshard
Street, Victoria, B.C.; V8W 3E6.
Phone 387-6361.

Complete requests for approval
must be received at tha above
address by November 3, 1989 to
be considered. .

_ M.V. COLLINS
-DEPUTY MINISTER

eit lesson ‘platis; ‘course |

Province of
British Columbia
Ministry of —
Transportation & Highways
Terrace Highways District

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Ministry of Transportation
and Highways is requesting pro-
posais to provide surveying on
the Queen Charlotte islands on

basis.

clude equipment avallable, per-

perience and should also detail
any availability restrictions.

It should be noted that some or
all Data Reduction may be re-
quired and that all equipment
necessary to complete the
works be provided by the appli-
cant.

For more information please
contact the following:

Dwain Hornland, Manager, Plan-
ning and Technical Services Ter-
race, B.C., Phone: 638-3360 Fax:
638-3316.

or ‘
Dave Byng, Area Manager/-
Queen Charlotte Islands Port
Clements, Phone: 557-4277 Fax:
557-4469,

NOTE: All proposals will be
received at the Skeena High-
ways District Office, #300 - 4546
Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G
1V4 no.later than 4:00 P.M., Oc-
tober 31,.1989. . ihe

J.R. Newhouse
District Highways Manager

Dated: October 16, 1989
At: Terrace, B.C.

an “as and when required”.

Proposals submitted should in-.

sonal qualifications and ox- |.

“PUBLIC NOTICE”

B.C. Hydro requests offers from
heavy equipment contractors in-
terested in performance of snow
clearing from substation yards
and access roads in the Terrace,
Lakelse Lake and/or Kitimat
areas. Such offers will be receiy-

vember 1989. To obtain the re-
quired documents please direct
enquiries to Fay Armstrong,
5220 Keith Avenua, Terrace, B.C.
(phone 638-6601) under refer-
ence to Local Work Contract
Numbers J604 and E704. 10/25c

ed until 11:00 hours on 15 No- |

' Terrace city council’s vote was
unanimous, and the Pacific
Northwest Music Festival’s gala
25th Anniversary Grand Recep-
tion is all set for March 16, 1990.

$3,000, but in recognizing the
many contributions of the
Festival over the past 25 years

bargain for what has become
one of the major annual attrac-
tions in the Northwest...
PNMF president Norah
Ferguson says she expects at

award winners to attend the
reception and adds this is only
one of several events planned to
“‘celebrate this landmark year in
every way possible’.

The Grand Reception will
follow about two weeks of per-
formances by 1990 award-
winning contenders.

In coming months, the Ter-
race Review will take a look at
the Pacific Northwest Music
Festival since its humble be-
ginnings in 1965, and highlight
some of the people and evenis
who have helped put Terrace on
the performing arts map.

High cost
of roads
explained

For those who complain
about the condition of city roads
or request an upgrade project
for their street — there is a sim-
ple fact they should consider
first. The cost. .

Because Terrace city aldermen
often receive complaints and re-
quests regarding gravel and pot-
holes, Director of Engineering

list of upgrading costs for them

Skeena Valley Meats ©
now open for Custom Cutting, Game, Beef,
Pork and Sausage Making.
Watch for our Retail/Wholesale
Opening Soon

PROVINCE OF
7 BRITISH COLUMBIA

MINISTRY OF FORESTS

CALLING FOR TENDERS
Sealed tenders for the following:
Residual falling contract will be

‘| raselved by the District Man-

ager, Ministry of Forests, Gener-
al Delivery, Dease Lake, B.C.,
VOC 110.

Contract: SP89 RO9-003 Residual
Falling, 3 metre down on approx-
imately 173 ha. located near
Lilard and Hyland River. Viewing
Of this site prior to submitting a
bid Is mandatory. Deadline for
recelpt of tenders |s.09:00 a.m.
on Novamber 3, 1989. Tenders
must be obtained from the Min-
istry of Forests District Manager
indicated. The lowest or any
tender will not necessarily be ac-
cepted.

~ BChydro

Too Late To Classily _

1978 Chevy ‘e-ton pickup truck,
6-cylinder, 3-speed, standard. Good
condition. $2,200 OBO. Phone
635-7585.

10/25p

1980 Ford -F«100 pickup, V6,
automatic. Good condition. Phone

after 6 p.m. +10/25p

LOST - Two Sioerian huskies, ..
silver/grey female ue eyes,
and black ane yn?

brown eye ¢O

the

a ale with one
. olue eye, Lost in
vck Lazelle. Phone
10/25nc

635-4366 of 635-6724.

-.. py placing an ad:
“+. (nthe classifieds

oy mgr
tod Tag

to consider. Now, if you phone
your favorite alderman with a
street-related complaint, your
only answer may be a gasp of
horror.

It looks simple at first glance.

The city only has to pave the
street, Right? That costs $65 a
meter according to Christensen,
about $1,200 for a 60-foot lot,
and on a cost-sharing Local Im-
provement Project it doesn’t
sound too bad.. What’s forgot-
ten, however, are the other costs
that may be involved.

For example, it’ probably

means the construction of a new

road base at $110 per meter, and

may also mean the installation

of a new storm sewer, sanitary
sewer and water main at.a cost
of $75 per meter each, This runs
the total cost up to $400‘a meter
or about $8,000 for that 60-foot
lot. Still interested?

. “Oft times we might see in
our dreams a lot of roadwork
going on. But...,"” was one
alderman’s teaction to. the

report. “I’m astounded: by the: |

cost,”’ was another.

that’s only $120 a year... a

least 300 past organizers and

Stew Christensen has compiled a.

The cost to the city will be -

S
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dnesddy, October 18,1989 21.

Music

-Festival —

25th year fl

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