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an MAY 18, 1991 —. Terrace Aux-
iliagy to !'The Leprosy Mission"
4s having..a “33rd anniversary
3, celebration at 2 p.m. at the Ter-

“Your Chartty of Cholce”
‘Your caring gifts in Honour or inMemoriam -
area beautify! and thoughtful reminder.
Please help us fight Canada's No. 1 killer’

‘with research and education.
Box 22,
Terrace, B.C.
VaG 4A2
Marjorie Park -
tat _ 638-1167
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92. Legal Notices

Invitation
fo tender

Transportation Service
Sasied tancera for the latlowing transpeor-
tation service will ba received at the ad-
dress below unt 16:00 on the epecified
Closing date.

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Senice’
TERRACE & KITIMAT
HIGHWAY SERVICES

Specificalions

Fuk datais as to contract specifications,
achadule of service and tender form may
be obtained from:

Pest Offices in Terrace or Kilenal
o

Canada Post Corporation,
Transportation Contracting
Services,

Tek 604-662-1449

Closing Date May 24, 1991
Deposlt: 2% of Annual Amount by
moans of Certified Chequa of Monay
Order.

The foweal of any tender will not
necesserily be accepted.

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Sealed tenders for the following anspor-
* tation earvice wil be recelved at the ad-
crass below uti 18:09 on the specified
closing date.

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WATSON LAKE ‘TELEGRAPH
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Spectticalions

Ful details as to contract specifications,
schedule of service and tender form may
be obtained from:

Recycling:

we wrote
the book

Recycling,
environmental protection.
We have a book for you.

After all, circulating books is

recycling, ,

It's Your.

composting,

“s* sace Alliance church, 4923 Agar
". Ave. Everyone welcome,
‘especially: charter members. For

ROADSIDE SCREENING DEVICES further information call Betty at
FIT §N THE PALM OF 635-6248.
ANY POLICE OFFICER'S HAND... awk A

HERITAGE PARK MUSEUM
sponsored by the Terrace
Regional Museum Society is
open for tours daily fram Tues.
through Sat. between 31-4 p.m.
For group tours, school tours or
weddings,. please make an ap-

ANY TIME... ANYWHERE IN BC.

or 635-2508.
RE
REFORM. PARTY... OF

CANADA, Skeena Constituency

_ meets every 3rd Wed. of each
month, For information call
635-3543, leave message.

kkk kk :
A NEW SINGLES CLUB is
mecling every Tuesday eveniig
for coffee at 8 p.m, al Tim Hor-
ton’s. For more information call
Ann at 635-3858.

. kkk
TERRACE-PIPES & DRUMS
practice every Mon. from 7:30
8:10 p.m. Je. Table; 9:20 - 9:00
p.m. Sr, Table; 9:15 - 9:45 p.m.
piping & drumming. Meet al the
Kin Hut next to Heritage Park.
Anyone interested in playing or
learning to. play, call Audrey

_ COURT
BAILIFF SALE

The Court Bailifl will offer for Sale by
way of Sealed Bid, the interest of the
following debtor, Northland-Kalea
Automotive Salvage Ltd. in the following
goods and chattels, purported to be: -

1 Porlabla P&H air compressor - Modal
No, 2-10-20PV, 230 volt, 60 hz, 125
“PS| complete with hose.

1 Snap On Model No, MS1D impact gun.

1 Snap On, Moda! No. PH4SB air chisel,

White Cane Club meeting the -
2nd Tues. of every month at £:00
p.m. in the Women's Resource
Centre. Everyone welcome, For
information phone Phyllis at
638-0412 or Evelyn at 635-7015.

Kaktk

A NEWLY FORMED SINGLES
Club meets every Tuesday night
at7 p.m. at Mr. Mikes. For more

1.1980 F350 Tow Truck complete with
Mode! 3540 Helmas Wrecker, =
All bids are on an “as is-where is”
basis, No warranties of fitness are. given
or implied. For further information or ap-
pointment to view, phone 635-7648,

, TERMS OF SALE: :

10% Bid Depasil must be received at
the time of Bid for Bld to be accepted.
Deposil of successful Bidder will be

ai

pointment: and-phone 635-4546 :

1 Bluepoint Modal No. AT7O0C air Kerr at 635-3726.
wrench. kkk :
1 Sot Oxi-acetylena regulator hose and CCB TERRACE AND
cutting torch. DISTRICT

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 1, 1991 — Page BT

—What'’s Up

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for
"Child Health Clinics’ Jm-
munization Clinics Tuesdays
9:30 am-noon and 1-4 p.m.
Weighing and measuring
children, no lifting necessary.
Far more info. phone the Skeena
Health Unit 638-3310,

rekke
ANYONE INTERESTED in
Joining a support group for step
and blended farnilies, call Lee at
635-9055, :

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TERRACE AA MEETINGS, -
635-6333, Men’s Sun. nite7 p.m.
Hospital “Psych Unit, 4720 -
Haughland. Sun. Women's 8:30

’ p.m. Hospital Psych Unit. Mon-

day nite 6:30 p.m. Blue Gables -
Corr. institution. Monday nite
8:30 p.m., Knox United Church,
4907 Lazelle Ave. Tuesday nite
8:30 p.m, Catholic Church, 4830
Straume Ave. Wed. nite Begin-

. fees 7:30 p.m. Hospital Psych

Unit. Friday nite 6:30 p.m. Ker-
mode Centre 3313 Kalum St.
, keke

OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP
for any persons having an
ostomy or needing one in the
future. A chance to share pro-
blems, concerns, information
and receive support from others
in the same situation. Call Ter-
race 635-5905 or Kitimal
632-5951,

Kaka
TERRACE CO-DEPENDENTS
Anonymous. Meels Monday
Evenings 8-9 -p.m. at Skeena
Health Unit. The only require-
ment for membership is the

' desire for healthy and fulfilling

relationships. Contact Mary at

~ 635-5518

kkekrke .
ALANON MEETING. Family
and Friends of alcoholics meet
Mon. nights 8 p.m. at Mills
Memorial Hospital,psych. con-
fetence room, Contacts: Noreen
635-6938 or Sharon 638-1836.

CO-DEPENDANTS
ANONYMOUS, Is a [2 step
fellowship specifically designed
for those who wish to improve
their relationships with others, If
you have problems forming or
maintaining intimate _ relation-
ships, these meetings may help.
Videos and educational materia!
are part of the format. Meetings
are 3 p.m, - 9 p.m, Mondays at
the Health Unit Auditorium. For
more information phone
635-5518 _ or
Newcomers very welcome. .
kkk

WEDNESDAYS COF-

FEEBREAK, a women’s com-

munity bible study begins its new
season. We meet Wed. 9:30 -11
a.m. We offer free child care, a
story hour program for 3,4 & 5
yc. olds, an opportunity (o meet
new friends, small group discus-
sions over a cup of coffee.
There’s a place for you with us

— join ust Terrace Christian

Reformed Church on the corner

. of Sparks & Straume.

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BATTERED. WOMEN’S SUP-
PORT GROUP. Every Tues. 7 -9
p.m. Call 635-6447 or 635-4042
for further info.

kk kin

TERRACE DUPLICATE |

BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7:15
every Wed. at Caledonia Sr. Sec.
in the cafeteria, Everyone
welcome. For more info, call
Ellen Smith at 635-4096 or Dave

‘Comfort at 635-4875.

kikkt

ADULT FEMALE SUR-
VIVORS OF SEXUAL
ASSAULT GROUP. Every
Wed. 7- 9p.m. Call 635-4042 for
further info,

tkkkr

JUNE 12 - JULY 7, 1991 —
Let's’ make music! The in-
struments are tuned and ready at
the Kitimat Centennial Museum.
From all corners of the world,
the musical instruments are
voices from the many cultures of
Kitimat, .They will delight the eye
while on display and enchant the

ear when played by local musi--

cians, Musical performances will
take place during the exhibition
period. Guest: curator, Anne

Sluyter, is a local musician witha

personal interest in instruments
from other lands. The collections
are tocal,

Museum Hours: Tuesday to Fri-
day 11 a.m. - $p.m., Saturday 12
p.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday and Mon-
day closed,

638-8714., —

Libr. ar lorteited if balance of Bid is not pald within. information, call Ann at kkk
y stated lime. : 635-3888. FOR INFORMATION ON THE
Terr ace cons Jones ; ike Girl Guide of Canada, Tall
Bain ‘ Totem Division, contact Kathy
Temace, 8.0. MAY & - JUNE 8, 1991 — ies 638-1245
cca Voting is simple in Canada, but vies S28-1245 or Marg Cooper
do you know the proces taking pakke
place before and after you cast - AWANA CLUBS far boys and
your vote? “Behind the Ballot girls runs at Thornhill Communi-
TY O F pare salaried rope in ss, The ty Centre every Wed. evening at
ff. Cl ihe history of Ceeedas eeetaat 620th, for info call 635-3604
TERRACE! TERRACE system. i is based on four kkk
themes: oting isa Right, Voting i
= is a Scret, Voting is Accessible, AO La oie twin
voring is Fair. Kitimat Centen- self-help program relating to ar-
wh Kt thritis please phone Mary at
. . . 635-2577 or Joyce at 635-5024,
~ Gealed Tenders for. supply, and. installation of ana it gon t es — ns

qaiag'siiétem at the" Tarrace Arena will be received to, 1:30

p.m., Thursday, May 9, at Terrace City Hall, "B218, Eby
Street, Terrace, B.C., V8G 2X3. Tenders wil: ‘be opened -
publicly at that time.

Tenders must be clearly marked “Tender for Terrace Arena
Air Conditioning”.

Tender documents and specifications may be received
from the Terrace Parks and Recreation Department at the
Terrace Arena, 3320 Kalu Street, Terrace.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

E. R. Hallsor, Clark-Administrator
Clty of Terrace

Poat Offices in Watson Lake, a]

~ Creek, Dease Laka, Cassiar, Iskut

o

Transportation Contracting
Services,

* Bow 2110,

Vancouver, B.C,
V6B 4Z3 :

Tek 604-862-1449
Closing Date’, May 16, 1091

Depesle 2% of. Annud. Amount dy
means of Cartitied Cheque of Money
Order,

The lowest or-any tander will not
. necessarily be accepted.

MAI L>yPOSTE

el famen

Province ol Ministry of
Botish Columbia Fotasts

CONTRACT FVLCRO1R04-002
Proposals for the following 3-year Muit}Phase
‘Waste Survey Contract wit ba recetved by tha
. Disticl Manager, Mintary of Foreals, P.O, Box
215, Hazelton, §.C., VON 1¥O, on the cate
ahown below.

Contract FYLCRDIRO4.002 ta loceted within
"the Kiaplox Format: ‘District and the Cassar.
Forest Diatricl with more than 95% of the work
located within the Kispiok Foreat Distict, This
contract shall Inchde: the layout and eatablen-
ment ol Waste Survey plots; the massuremantof
waste and residue within the plots; fhe meseure-
| ment of the area. of al landings and landing ples
* of the block in the Goniract; tne traveraing of al

ross wit dn the blocks; the compla-

thon of ail waste avd tealdue; the production of

+ mape showing ts ‘at bull’ roads onkt landings
on tha block: tal to Ite atendards eatmbighed by ©
the Ministry 0! Forests.

angen atten ea :

- A Propénanis.
P.M. on May 10, 1001 at the Kiepiox Diskiot
Foreat Offioe, Highway 62, Hazelton, 8.C,, at
which Ue ctileria for'evalutting tha Proposals
"wil by, eoubeed aa Wall 98 ther perineal

5 Conferenoe wit ba held at 1:00

ere avelabie al the ebove

Information packaged

address or by. conteiting Ihe Kiepiix Forest
“Dawilsne Eases Fea Paul Krovies
_ MAGOA BR ERY :

~ Invitation To Tender

.B. C. Hydro is inviting tenders from powerline
‘contractors for the conversion of approximately
790 mercury vapor street lights in the Terrace
area. The tender also includes the replacement of
approximately 60 arms and the addition of 23 new -

ACTUALLY PRINTED THREE
DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF [T?

THE MONA LISA iS ONE
OF THE MOST FAMOUS
PAINTINGS iN THE
RLD BUT WHEN I(T
Was X-RAYED IT WAS

LEONAROGD DA VINE, HAD

THE TEDDY BEAR (5 SAID TO:
HAVE ORIGINATED IN 1902 IN
THE US.A, WHEN PRESIDENT
(TEDDY ) ROOGEVELT WAS
SHOWN IN A CARTOON WITH A
BEAR-CU8 THAT HE HAD REFUSED
TO SHOOT GN A BEAR HUNT. A
MN TOYMAKER, SEEING THIS, MADE
mw A avobLY TOY AND CALLED IT
"TEODY'S BEAR,’

Payee are ee

areas

TALK $0 WELL THAT
SHE EXCELLED AT

A LEETURER AND
AUTHOR!

from Bl
More

fights.

_ Tender closes Wednesday May 15/91. Copies
' of the tender documents are available at the local
B.C. Hydro office at 5220 Keith Ave., Terrace.

For any further information please contact B.P.
Clarke at the’ above address or phone, 638-5615.

“BC hydro

Moen

hunt moose, One time they
decided to stay in a cabin back
in the bush, away from the
road. They were in their sleep-
ing bags when there was a
thump at the back of the cabin.
Hipp grabbed his rifle and Tony
his flashlight to discover a big,
black bear out behind the cabin.

Tony also trapped a few
winters up the Copper River.

Invitation
To Tender

B. C. Hydro’ is: inviting tender from powerline con-
7 tractors for ‘the conversion of approximately 128
\mereury. vapor: atreet t lights with high. pressure

godium: In Stewart.

Tender closes Wednesday May 22/91, Copies
of the tender documents, are available at the local
B.C. Hydro office at 5220 Keith Ave. Terrace.

_ For any further information please contact B.P.
Clerk. at the above.address or r Phone, 638-561 5

One time, he and his uncle
Albert hada problem with an
old sow grizzly which kept
threatening to raid their lean-to.
She would swim halfway across
the river but each time would

with her, There was not much
sleep that night!

All ‘of these stories were told
by Hector Cote during the
eulogy at the April 12 memorial
service,. As: Hector ‘said, Tony
was & kind, honest man, a good
family man and’a true pioneer.

He is survived by his wife
Kay, daughters Joyce Jefferd
(Nanaimo), Anne McGhan
(Nanaimo), Irene Johnson (Ter-
race); son Ron, also of Terrace;
grandchildren Raymond,
Valerié, Colleen. Lorraine, Ver-
non, ‘Cathy, Tonia. and Rox-
anne; “and. great-grandchildren
‘Gina, Ryan, Mayra,

Morgan and

used to go to Topley cach fall to

return:to the two cubs she had .

e VAN
® FLAT DECK

e FORK LIFT SERVICE

e DAILY FREIGHT TO KITIMAT

e SERVICE FROM PRINCE GEORGE
@ LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE —

CHARTERS

@ SCHEDULED SERVICE ON -

HIGHWAY 37 N.

e DAILY SCHEDULED GENERAL
FREIGHT SERVICE FROM

VANCOUVER

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE TO

~ STEWART |

United Van Lines

snr HEE remace

632-2544 635-2728

272 - 3rd Street
_. Kitimat

or 635-7102 -
3111 Blackbum
Terrace

at THE AGE OF six
HEL EN KELLER MAS SLING,
BERF ANG BUMB BUT,
DESPITE THIS, A TEACHER,
ANNE SULLIVAN, TAUGHT
NER TO READ WRITE AND

GOLLEGE AND BECAME

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