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NORTHWEST

COMMUNITY
- COLLEGE
CLERICAL JOB VACANCIES

Northwest Community College has a number of full-time clerical vacancies at
its Terrace campus. The specific positions will not be finalized until Internal

staff relocations have been completed.

Qualifications

1. Secondary School graduation enhanced by secretarial training preferred,
or a combination of work, education and experience.

2. Proficiency in secretarial skills; Business English and business pro-
cedures: typing at 50 wpm; the use of standard office equipment, including

microcomputers and word processors.

3. The ability to communicate efficiently and amiably with the public,

students and staff.

4, The ability to work with limited supervision.
5. Aminimum of three years experience.

Terms of appointment:

Continuing full-time positions within the B.C.G.E.U. bargaining unit. Salary
will be between $1,823 and $1,975 per month, depending on qualifications and
experience. Benefits include medical and dental plans. Appointment dates

will be by arrangment starting after June 13, 1986.

Applications should be sent before June 12, 1986 to:
Mr. K.T. Nelson, Systems Manager
Northwest Community College

5331 McConnell Ave.,

Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2

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Provinces of
British Columbia

Ministry of
Transportation
and Highwaya

HIGHWAYS — TENDER

Electoral District: Skaana

Highway Olstrict: Terrace

Project or Job Description:
Sandblast and palnt asphalt
storages facilltias, paint equlp-
meant loading ramp and sand
er hangers.

The tender sum for this project Is
to Include applicable federal and
provincial sales tax.

Tender Opening Date:
June 8, 1986
Tender Opening Time:

2:00 p.m.

Tender documents with envelope,
plans, specifications and condl-
tlons of tender are avaliable free
of charge ONLY from Ministry of
Transportation and Highways,
Sulte 300, 4546 Park Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C. V8G TV4. between the
hours of 8:30 and 4:00 p.m. Mon-
day to Friday, excapt Holidays.

Phone number of orlginating of:
flea: 638-2360

Pre-tender meeting will be held (If
applicable) at: Sulte 300, 4548
Park Avenue, Terrace, June 6,
1986 at 10:00 a.m.

Tenders will ba opaned at Ministry
of Transportation and Highways,
District Offica, Suite 300, 4546
Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

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Province of
British Columbia

Ministry of
Transportation
and Highways

HIGHWAYS — TENDERS

Electoral District: Skeena

Highway District: Terrace

Project or job number: 101

Project or jab dascription: intermitient
paving on Highway No. 16 West ol Tar-
race and on Xitamaat Village Read.

Tha tender sum for this project is to in-
clued applicable Federal and Provincial
Sales Tax.

Tender opening cate: June 16, 1986.
Tender opening time: 9:30 A.M.
File No. 52-0-23. .

Tender documents with envelopa, plans,
specifications and conditions of tender
are available free of charge ONLY trom
District Offica, Ministry af Transportation
and Highways, No. 300 — 4546 Park
Avenua, Tatface, 8.C., V8G tV4 bat-
ween the hours of 6:30 A.M. and 4:30
P.M., Monday to Friday, except
Holldays.

Phone Na. al originating office:
638-3360

Pre-tendar meeting wil be held at:
District Office, Ministry of Transportation
and Highways, No. 300 — 4546 Park
Avenue, Terrace, 8.C., V8G V4.
Date/Time: June 12,°1986, 9:30 A.M.
Tenders will be opaned al District Oltice,
Ministry of Transportation and
Highways, No. 300 — 4546 Park
Avenue, Terrace, B.C.. V8G iV4 art

Province of
British Columbia
Minlatry of
‘ca Attorney Ganeral
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of the deceased:
GEOAGE WILFRED ANDERSON,

Late of 4011 Sparks Street,
Terrace, B.C.

ARNOLD PUCKETT A.A.

Arnald Wilitam Elliot Pucket,
Late of 214 - 4502 Lazelle Avenua,
Terrace, B.C.

GQUISEPPE SARTORI,
Late of 4011 Sparks Streal,
Terrace, B.C.

Creditora and others having
claims against the sald estates),
are hereby required to send them
duly verified to the PUBLIC
TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby Street, Van-
couver, B.C., ¥V6Z 2E5, before July
16, 1988 after which date the
assate or the sald estate{s) will be
distribuled, having regard only to
clalma that have been recelved.

CLINTON W. FOOTE

PUBLIC TAUSTEE 6/25c
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WestarTimber
T.F.L. No. 1

Sealed landers will be recelved by

Westar Timber Ltd., Terrace

Operations, no later than 2:00 p.m.

June 16, 1068, for two manual

brushing and weeding/spacing

contracts of approximately 45 and
8.

Location: 1) 52 km Nags Road and
2) Nass Valley, North
of Tarrace

Viewing of the sites Is mandatory
— viewing date: June 6, 1986,
leaving Westar's Terrace office at
9:00 a.m,

Details can be obtained from Greg
Antosz, Westar Timber Lid., Ter-
race Operations, Box 3000, Ter-
race, B.C. V8G 4C6.

The lowest or any tender will not
necessarily be accepted.

Greg Antosz
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Police
report

On Friday, May 30,
Terrace RCMP arrested
a 49 year old local man.
He will appear in Terrace
provincial court on a
charge of impaired driv-
ing.

Notice of
Pesticide Use Permit
Permit Number 215-019-85/87

Whonnock Industries Limited,
P.O. Box 49114, 1055 Dunsmul St.
Vancouver, B.C. V7X 1H?
(604) 681-3221

Purpose:
Elimination of competing vagata:
tlon from conlferous plantation.

Location of Application:
Scotla Alver

Parmit Area:
406 hectares

Pasticids Common Name:
Roundup

Commencement Date:
October 29, 1985

Completion Date:
September 30, 1887

Thia notice Is a correction of a
previous notice, dated November
13, 1985, In fulfillment of the re
quirements .of the Environment
Appsa!l Board Judgement Docu:
ment Number 65/32 PES. aa
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Riverboat
Days on

TERRACE — Riverboat
Days is certainly going
on again this year, but
the committee is having
some scheduling pro-
blems.

by Philip Musselman

According to Linda
Young, chairman of the
celebration, the Ex-
ecutive Committee is
troubled by late schedul-
ing of events. On Mon-
day, May 26 a meeting
was held at 8 p.m. for
the purpose of submis-
sion of event scheduling.
“There was a pretty poor
turnout,” said Young,
who was disappointed to
see that only two or three
people had shown up,
schedules in hand,

Hopefully the process
will speed up so that the
show can go on, Young
said.

by Sherry Halfyard
TERRACE — Program
director Margret
Dediluke thanks the
local community for the
support given to the Ter-
race Child Development
Centre.

The centre provides a
wide range of assess-
ment, treatment and
educational services for
children up to age 19.
Services are avaliable to
children with known
disabilities such as
cerebral palsy, neuro
muscular disorders and
developmental delays.

Due to budget cuts by
the Ministry of Health
and Human Resources,
the centre has had to let
some of their staff go,
Dediluke said.

The centre operates by
acquiring funds from the
Ministry of Human
Resources, Ministry of
Health and private dona-
tions.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 4, 1986 23

CLASSIFIEDS continues Funds still needed

Private donations ac-
count for one-third of
the centre’s operating
cost. Dediluke com-

Margret Dediluke, program
diractor at the Terrace Child
Development Centre.

Sherry Halfyard photo

mented that this year
they will need a 27 per-
cent increase.

After operating for
four years with the same
budget, Dediluke feels
that a 27 percent increase
is not unreasonable.
Since September 1985
the centre has had to cut
back 20 percent on the
‘speech therapy program,
administration services
and the bus service has
been cut from five to two
days.

The 27 percent in-
crease would allow the
centre to maintain its
present operation and to
increase speech therapy
and part-time ad-
ministration assistance.
The budget proposal has
recently been submitted,
said Dediluke.

She stresses that the -
centre will still need the
support of the Terrace
community to meet their
costs.

SalMOnid SOCIELY costiaed trom page 1

the Kitsumkalum Band.
Treasurer John

Morgan stated in his

report that a surplus of

more than $6,000 re--

mained from the
previous year, but he
warned members that the
society’s budget had
been cut by two percent
for 1986. He advised
members to begin think-
ing about fund-raising
ideas, indicating that the

‘hatchery requires new

workshop premises to
make room for addi-
tional troughs and an in-
creased brooding pond
capacity for raising
summer-run steelhead.
New projects for 1986
which the membership
eventually approved are
enhancement efforts for
endangered stocks of
chum and coho salmon.
Jim Culp, recreational
fishing advisor for the
DFO, reported that the
chum run last year was
less than 10,000, a level
so low that the DFO was
not even considering an
attempt at restoring the
population, He also said
that in some spawning
areas of the upper
Skeena a total absence of

‘returning coho was

reported for the first
time. ‘‘As conserva-
tionists,"’ he said, ‘‘we
should move to save
what is left.”? A motion
was carried to investigate
the possibility of enhanc-
ing the diminishing
species.

The election resulted
in the installation of five
new directors. They are
Jim Culp and Mike
Graham for one-year
terms, and Gill Cobb,
Jim Wold and Ben
Bolton for two-year

terms. Doug Webb re-
mains as president, and
John Morgan stays on in

treasurer’s position.

The Terrace Salmon
Enhancement Society is
funded through the
Community Economic

Council

to the actual cost of
operating the service. A
bylaw to increase the
rates was given third
reading at the May 26
meeting of municipal
council, and final adop-
tion is expected at the
next council meeting
June 9,

In a memorandum to
council, district treasurer
Keith Norman stated
that the garbage collec-
tion service lost over
$65,000 in 1985. The
proposed increase in
rates, to take effect July
1, is expected to give the
department a balanced
budget by the end of
1987. The increases will
amount to 18 percent for
all pick-up services from
residential cans to three-
yard commercial dump-
sters. Trash pick-up for
senior citizens will con-
tinue to be free.

Development. Program
of the Department of
Fisheries and Oceans.
Membership in the soci-
ety costs $5 per year.

continued from page 2

Ald. Bob Jackman
pointed out that in spite
of the increase Terrace
residents and businesses
are still getting a good
value for their dollar, He
said that collection
workers routinely cart
off more garbage than
required by their job
descriptions, and he
noted that collection
schedules were rigorous-
ly maintained despite bit-
terly cold weather during
November and Dec-
ember of last year.

Court

On Tuesday, May 20,
in Terrace provincial
court William Packer
was fined $600 and given
a six-month suspension
of driving privileges for
driving with a blood
alcohol content greater
than 80 mgs.

few ms

Prince Rupert

and thelr staff:

Terrace Public Library
Terrace City Hall

| THE CITY
act, OF TERRACE

The City of Terrace thanks you
for your participation inthe Terrace-Kitimat-
itness challenge.
OU HELPED US WIN!
Thanks to all the participants — whether at

home, at school or at work and to all the others in
Terrace who got them going.

Special thanks go the the Registration Centres

All Season's Sporting Goods
Copperside Store (Thornhill)
McDonald's Restaurant

Northwest Community College Terrace Co-op

THANK YOU EVERYONE!

CFTK Office
Delaney’s
Overwaitea

Terrace Arena
Terrace Pool