Kalum Family Day Care has openings.
Fanced yard, pets and toys. Ages newborn
to 12 years. Full-time, part-time or drop-in
available. Phone 638-8429 or 638-8398.

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Sus fayetion SERVICES

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NECHAKO NORTHCOAST
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
141187 VENTURES LTD.

Terrace Contract Area: Terrace
Shop and Yard Buildings, 4990 Park
Avenue.

Project Number: T-1-92

Project Description: JANITORIAL
SERVICES =

The. tender sum for this project is to
_| Include applicable federal and pro-
vincial sales tax. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Tender Opening Date: Wednesday,
January 15, 1992 at 3:00 p.m.
Pre-Tender Meetings: Thursday,
January 8, 1992 at 2:00 p.m. — Ter-
race Shop Office, 4930 Park Ave-
nue, Terrace, B.C.

Tender documents with envelope,
specifications and conditions of ten-
der are available free of charge only.
from Nechako Northcoast Construc-
tion Services (141187 Ventures

race, B.C., V8G 1P3, telephone no.
638-1881, between the hours of
8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday to
Friday, exceptholidays.
Tenders will be opened. at Main
Office; Nechako Northcoast Con-
struction Services (141187 Ventures
Ltd.), 4548 Lakelse Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C., at 3:00 p.m., Wednes-
‘day, January tS, 1992. ‘-
Peter Lansdowne
Operations Manager
Issued at: Terrace, B.C.
Date: December 30, 1991

THANK YOU

Hatton and the Golden Rule for their generous donation of
food and other items over the Christmas season.

At this time we would also like to express our gratitude to the
Salvation Army and the Anglican Church for their gifts to the

| residents. To all the other groups and individuals who have

donated items to us throughout the year, we thank you. Your
help has made our house a more comfortable environment for
people to be in and your support of our program has enhanced

| our services in the 1991 year.

The Terrace Transition House would like to thank Juanita

Ltd.), 4548 Lakelse Avenue, Ter- |

THANK YOU
The Terrace Transition
House would like to express
their sincere appreciation to

Obituary.

|] SHEPHERD — Glen

is survived by his loving
wife Betty; sisters Faye
Hy (Walt), Lorraine (Jack),

a Yvette (Pete); brothers
Richard and Wayne and
humerous nieces and
nephews. Funeral services

ag were held on Friday, .
December 20 at 1 p.m. at

’ McKay’s Funeral Chapel,
with Lt, Mike Hoeft
officiating. In lieu of

af flowers, donations can be
made to the Dr, R.E.M, Lee

a8 Foundation (for the CT .

4 Scan), c/o 4720 Haugland

j. Avenue, Terrace, B.C.,
V8G2W7,

items in the new year.

We would like to express our sincere
‘appreciation for the tramendous support we
received at the loss of my husband and
father Emie. A very special thanks for the
efforts of the immediate attendants and
hospital stalf as well as to those who took
time from their schadules to be here with
us. Ernie was so fortunate to have had so
many wonderful friends,
Wife Ruth, Son Frank,
Daughter Jutta and John.

Babysitter required two days a week
in my home. Light housekeeping. -
Reply with references to File 1001, c/o
Terrace Review, 4535 Greig Avenue,
Terrace, B.C, V8G 1M7,
‘ T15p

CHIMO pilot car available for long
and short trips. Is radio-equipped,
bonded and insured. One-hour notice. Made-to-order handmade quilts. Phone

Phone 638-8530 or 638-8398. tinc 695-2495. 2p

the Kinette Club of Terrace | 2 passed away in Mills
for donation of $500.00. si Memorial Hospital, :
' We have allocated the i Terrace, B.C.on December ff
money for household 74 17, 1991,age 59 years. He §

- JEANNE SANDOVER-SLY: 1919-1972

Jeanne Sandover-Sly remembered

Sophie Jeanne Sandover-Sly, a
long-time resident of Terrace
died December 16 in hospital.

She was 72. Jeanne came to.

Terrace in 1952 after her mar-
tiage to Richard Courtland

(Sandy) Sandover-Sly. Jeanne.
and Sandy met in Spiritwood,
Saskatchewan, where she had

been visiting a friend. At the

time, Sandy was the manager of |
the Bank of Nova Scotia and.
| Jeanne: was. a supervisor with

Bell Telephone in Toronto.

In 1951, Sandy was asked by
the Bank to recommend possible

sites for branches in northern
B.C., After travelling throughout
the area, he suggested Terrace.
Sandy. stayed on to open and

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SEES Recah,

‘manage the new branch, and in
1952, travelled back to Jeanne’s
family home in Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan to attend their
wedding.

Jeanne gave birth to sons.
Michael in 1953 and Richard in

1954. When the Bank asked
‘Sandy to relocate to Calgary,

they decided Terrace offered a
better place to raise their family’
and declined. Sandy entered into
partnership with Ray Skoglund
on to manage A very

Jeanne enjoyed her role’ as a.
mother and wife and led a very
active and full life. She devel-
oped a reputation as a great
hostess and her many friends

‘will fondly remember the won-

derful dinners and get-togethers
she hosted, both in town and at
the family cabin: at Lakelse
Lake.

In 1974, Jeanne and Sandy
suffered a great loss when
Michac!, 21, was killed in an
automobile accident. Rio married
Sheila Guerreiro in 1980 and
moved to New Hazelton that

Same year. Jeanne took tremen-

dous pleasure in her
grandchildren, Courtland 6 and
Megan 5. In September of 1991,
Rio and Sheila moved back to
Terrace and enjoyed the oppor-
tunity to spend more time with
Jeanne and Sandy.

Some of Jeanne’s other inter-
ests included bridge and garden-
ing. She was a particularly avid
golfer and scored two holes-in-
one at the Skeena Valley Golf
Course. For the past ten years,
Jeanne and Sandy travelled each
winter to Palm Desert to relax
and play golf.

Jeanne will be sadly missed by
all who knew her. She was a

_ caring friend who quietly lent a

hand whenever it was needed.
Her high standards and joy of
life will be remembered.

An Anglican funeral service
for S. Jeanne Sandover-Sly was
held at Knox United Church on

_=Ariday, Dec. 20. 00, sven

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