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FALKLAND STAMPEDE 864th
Annual event May 78, 19, 20.
special events, cowboy poker,
live entertainment, kareoke.
Riders are Canadian and na-
tianal champicn contestants for
more information call 250-379-
2828

LDSS BURNS Lake Class of
1972 Reunion. July long wee-
kend. For more info and to help
call Louise 1-250-692-7479 or
Doug 1-250-692-7240

NOTICE - Place your word ad

in The Terrace Standard and
Weekend Advertiser for 1 weak
and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks
(3TS) & S(WA) $26.75. Addi- —
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plus, GST. Phone 638-7283, ;
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gee CALEDONIA BAILIFF SERVICES

#3-4554 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C.
Phone 250-635-7649

REPOSSESSION/ BAILIFF SALE

1998 29 Rusiler Travel Trailer
1997 Ford F150 4x4 Extended Cab, 161,154 kms
1993 30"Golden Falcon Sth Wheel travel trailer
1998 Chev Malibu, 84,670 km
1999 Ford F150 XLT, 96,469
1995 Misty River 16’, Mercury O/B 40 H.P. & Trailer
1996 Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme, 95,200 kms
1995 Ford Mustang 2D Coupe G15, 49,657 kms
1997 Chevrolet Blozer, 121,588 kms
1980 GMC Frontier Camperized Yon, 126,384 kms
1999 Jeap Wagon Cherokee 4wd classic, 95,250 kms
1990 Malibu Morinex 18’ Riverboat with 1994 Evinrude
Jet motor & trailer

Al Purschke P.D.G. In Loving Memory

of a wonderful and loving sg :
husband, father
and grandfather
March 23, 1926- *...

May 21, 1996

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ee Apml 23, 1919 - April 3, 2002 :
s Jim was born April 23, 1919 in Prince Rupert,
¥ * B.C, When the war broke out in 1939 he quickly
ak volunteered for service wilh tha Royal Canadian Navy. He was soon
: sent an Convoy Escort in the North Atlantic for the balance of the
war. He matried Ocny Sandhals on Dec. 2, 1940, After his service
he returned to Prince Rupert and was in charge of the Home Oi! Bulk
Station on the harbour. The plant was destroyed by fire and all of Prince
Rupert could have been involved but thanks to Jim's quick thinking he
turned off the pips mains to the city, At this time Jim moved his family to
Terrace where te and a friend bought Tiple.One Cabs in.September, f.
1949, In July of 1951.a crew of reporters: fr Vancouver'Sun":,, | . . .
“ate 1b da tly "Lunber a) 6 B.'s Hom hich covered ie rene” "| °°" FOP appointment fo view, please contact Roger Smith
page of the paper. It featured one huge pile of logs and a spar tree, and
dim - the taxi driver - posing wilh hard-hat in hand as a worker. His sis-

Time goes by but memories stay
As near and dear as yesterday
We quietly remember you every day:
And sadly miss you along life’s way = “~~
When post years we often recall “==

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cash. ter, Calhie Fraser, was then Editar of the “Omineca Herald" and she
_ . always insisted on people in her photographs. Later that year Jim and his eee ey er ee
Z\ Meni cevme —_ _ _ partner bought Laketse Motors and they had a Ford Dealership as well. af ‘| A cl 7
; rene Beene fi Jim left the garage business to pursue his true lave driving a logging 3

truck for WH. Spencer Ltd. in 1955. He later bought his share fram the
Spencer Estate and was in business for himself. He drove as an inde-
pendent off-road contractor untii he retired. He received the Safety Award
from the Northwest Loggers Association in 1977 of which he was very
proud. Jim was a fiercely independent man who naver asked for help or
complained about the hand he was dealt. The loss of his daughter Allison
in 1977 to a very rare cancer; and the struggle he had with his wite sut-
fering for many years with A.L.S. (Lou Gehrig's), he just kept an doing his
best. Jim was predeceased by his cherished daughter, Allison In June of
1977 and his beloved wife Odny in August 1992, his sister Catherine
Fraser and brother Robert Irvine.

He will be sadly missed by;

Daughter: Lorraine & Reg Dempster, son: Jim

Grandchildren: Shannon, Dave, Aaron (Michelle) Dempster, Jimmy and
Michelle Irvine, Laura Bennett and Cathy Konst (Craig).

Great Grandchildren: Cyurtney Bogart, Chelsey Dempster, Aija and Craig
Konsl, as well as many nigces and nephews in Canada & Scotland,

Appreciation:
Our family would tike to express their appreciation to everyone who has
shown their kindness through thought, deed and support. For all the floral
tributes, donations ta A.L.S, or the charity of your choice, We would
especially like to thank Bob Pastuk far finding our Dad and calling
the ambulance, The ambulance attendants were so kind to all of
us when they took Dad from his home when he was hospitalized
earlier last month, as well as the nursing staff at Mills Memorial
) Lovingly remembered and greatly missed Hospital, Many thanks to our uncie We {Sandy) Sandhals who
a The Swanson Family ; gave the eulogy at the service, Thanks also to Joe Sandhals, Pete
Husoy, Alex Houlden and Corby King for their kind words at the
service and ta Tom & Linda Harris for their support in conducting :%

- Notice Of Intention To Apply For,
A Disposition Of Crown Land

Take notice that Keith Alkinson, RPF of PO Box 237, New
Aiyansh, 8.0., V0J 140, occupation Forest Resources
Manager, intend to make application to the Land and
Water British Columbia Inc. (LWBC), Northern Region,
Land Management Office, for a license of occupation for
the purposes of log handling in the vicinity of Dogtish
Bight, Portland Canal. (commencing at post 1300m at
338 degrees of the southwest corner of DL 5432).

The proposed location is deemed to be required for jag
dumping and handling purposes.

The Lands File Number that has been established for this
application is 6405732.

Written comments concerning this application should be
directed to the Senior Land Officer at P.O. Box 5000,
Smithers, 8.C., VOJ 2N0 Comments will be received by
LWEC until June 13, 2082. LBC may not be able to
consider comments received after this date.

8e advised any response ta this advertisement will be
considered part of the public record. For information,
contact the FOI Advisor at Land and Water British
Columbia Inc, regional office.

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A special smile, a spectal face
And in our bearts, a special place
No words we speak can ever say
How mich we miss you both each day
To hear your voices and see your sniiles
To sit and taik with you bath awhile
To be together in the sente old way
Would be our dearest wish today.

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WEDDING VIDEOS professian-
ally made $650. Terrace/Kitimat

demo tapes available. Merk ” ae NiflaAin~ Alar ihe service for us. The Legion Veterans for their part and the zs
Video Productions. 250-646- : MedicAler t Legion Ladies for the tea and goodies alter the service, We are ar
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465 THANKS.

SPECIAL THANKS to Doctor
Lennox Brown for a quick, safe

“In Loving
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delivary of Ceanna Kaylee on Deb. RL THE DAUMONT FAM

April 9, 2002. We also ebora ec. , — _— _ f [ty

appreciate the loving, special | Friesen (Dunphy) | SUOSMAAIMM SCS, BOG Osc cee ee WOULD UKE TO EXTEND

Leslie, Roz and other nurses March 11, 1959 - 5 Description Reference Clasing Date Tee OE DONATIONS
, , Apa 13, 2002 Operation and Routine Maintenance Q2-3137 22 May 2002

Dr. Duplessis, Housekeepers,
Pentacostal Church, family and
friends. May love surround you,
may faith sustain you, may
hope encourage you... day by
day. Wendy and proud sister
Meeka.

“T wauld like to give
heartfelt app
and thanks to all of
my family and friends
forthe Friday &
© Saturday goobye
arties

Predeceased by — fother
Clarence Dunphy. Survived
by mother Laura, husband
Ken, sons Jesse and Nicholas.
Also survived by _ sisters
Sharon (Tom] Seal and Faye
(Connie) Ritter.

Debbie passed away April
13, 2002 at Mills Memorial
Hospital. The family would
like to thank Dr's Redpath
and Appleton and the staff of
Mills Memorial Hospital, We
would also like to thank Rob
Brinson and the Thernhill
Community Church for their
help during this difficult time.

Our memories and love of
Dabbie will last forever in our
hearts,
pig, We'll love you forever
P We'll miss you for always
b As long os we've living
ur Monmmy you'll be

Love

Nicholas

Jesse and |.

of Dease Lake Diesel Generating Station. Tenderers must include a resume
detailing experience in operating/malmiiqing a diesel generating station of
similar equipment. Tenderers not having any direct experience should
includy any relevant experience/education,

Details available fromthe office of BC Hydro purchasing Manager, 6911
Southpaint Drive, (3*Fluor, Burnaby, BC V3N 4x8
Tel. (G04) 528-2577 or local 2560,

Sealed Tenders clearly sarked with reference number will be
received al the above address until 11:00am on the above closing date,

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Deseriptian Reference Closing Date
Operation and Routine Maintenance Q2-3199 22 May 2002

of Telegraph Creek Diesel Generating Station, Tenderers inust include a
resume detiling experience in aperaling/maintaining a diese] generating sta-
tion or similar equipment. Tenderers nat having any direct experience should
include any relevant experience/education.

INVITATION

Details available fram the office of BC Hydro purchasing Manager, 6911
Southpoint Drive, 13*Floor, Burnaby, BC V3N 4x8
Tel. (604) 528-2577 or local 2560,

Sealed Tenders clearly marked with reference number will be
teeeived at the above address until.1 1:00am Gn the above closing date.

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of food, flawers and
expressions of sympathy with
the recent loss [April 25th) of
our Sister, Aunt and
Close Friend, Darlene
MacPhail nee Daumon},

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Description

BC Hydro Transmission Vegetation
Maintenance Department requests offers from contractors interested in providing
all labour, equipment and transportation required to mechanically mow brush on
transmission circuits 2L99, 2L101, 1L387/381 and 1L392 in the Northwest Area.

Details available from the BC Hydro Vegetation Maintenance - Norther office
al 3333 22nd Avenue, Prince George, B.C. V2N 2K4 or by calling Gord Heenan
at (250) 638-5640 or the General Office at (250) 561-4881.

Sealed Tenders clearly marked with reference number will be received at the
above address until 11:00 a.m. on the above closing date.

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Reference
E618-11-02

Closing Date
27 May 2002

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