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fiberglass, 140 Volvo marine
engine, Hamilton jet, twin

28-ft. riverboat,

30 gal. fuel tanks,
upholstered seats, less
than 25 hours total time, on
tandem trailer. $10,000. Will
consider smatier boat on
trade. Call Don Parmenter,
Rosswood, B.C. on radio
phone H49. 5042. 4i16p

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Recr. Vehicles:

1979 Motorhome, 191% ft.
Bendix, very good cond. Ph.
635-2774. 4/16

32 Mobile Homes

10°x50" traller, gd. cond., 12'

‘wide living rm addition.

Wood/oll heal, scenic, quiet
location in tralter park, Ideal
far couple or single person.
Asking $7500. Ph. 635-6479,

33° Real Estate

32-Mobile Homes.
Must seil, 1977 Manco
mobile home, 3. bdrms.,
washer, dryer, fridge and
stove. Ail drapes with new
living mm. drapes and a
Storage shed. Asking
$20,000 but open to offers.
E.C. No. 4 Pine Park, Thor-
nhill. Ph. 635-4532.

Arp

3 bdrm. house, no bsmt., on
2.28 acres, Kalum Lake
Drive, 10 mins. to downtown
on paved road. Asking
$48,500. Negotiable. To view

" ‘Tertace Review — Wednesday, April 16, 1986 23

‘Automotive students get
“hands on” experience -

Auto mechanic students at Caledonia are given a $13,000 vehicle to train on.

ph. 635-5438, 4/30p

TERRACE — General

if no answer, plse call back.

Lovely cedar home, 3/4 acre,

Motors of Canada in

1961 Eagle 4x4 4-dr. wagon.
Fully Joaded incl. air, leather
interior, roaf rack. One
owner. 42,000 miles. $6,295.
Call KC at 847-3220 days,
847-3619 evenings. Box 460,
Smithers. 4ITEp

1885 Nissan 4x4 Hustler,
12,000 km. Asking $12,000.
Stewart. It wilt be In Terrace
on April 15. 4/23

1974 Pontiac Astre, 4 cyl.,
auto. trans. Ph. 635-7719
after 3 p.m. 4/16p

1978 Chev Vega 4x4, com-
pletely rebuilt running gear.
$2500 firm. Ph. 635-7809 aft,
5 p.m. 4/30p

1979 MGB, yellow with black
‘trim, low mileage, very gd.

4/16

1983 Honda Accord LX, 5
speed, 40,000 miles. Like
new cond. Stereo, spare set
of snow/ice radials. $9,500
firm. Ph. 635-5264 eves.
4/16p

cond, Ph. 635-5221.

4/23p

in town on qulet street. 4

bdrms, fiplace, woodstove,
RSF. Asking $81,500, For
appt. to view, phona
638-0277 aft. 4:30 p.m.

Si7p

cooperation with Jim
McEwan Motors Ltd. of

35 Legal

INVITATION TO TENDER

Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned for the construction
‘of the project entitled:

St. Anthony’s School,
1750 Nalablila Street,
Kitimat, B.C.
Roof Retrofit.

(Approximate Area 185 Squares)
Interested Contractors are requested ta contact Inter-
Provincial Inspectors (1982) Ltd., 13696 104th Avenue,
Surrey, B.C. V3T 1W4. Phone 588-4443 for information

regarding specifications, bid forms and detailed instruc-
tlons to bidders.

Closing Date: 2:00 P.M. PST — May 1st, 1986.
The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.

INVITATION TO BID
NOTICE
TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed Tender endorsed
Audio-Visual Studio" will be
received by Mr. Peter Cromp-
ton, Maintenance Superinten-
dent, Northwest Community
College, 5331 McConnell
Ave., Terrace, B.C. Board-
room 208, up to 3:00 p.m.
local time Friday, April 25,
1986.

This project consists of
renovalions to three areas of
approximately 1500 sq. ft. in
the Administration Building.

General contractors may oblain
a set of documents from the
architect. Documents are to be
returned in good condilion
within ten (10) days of close af
lender.

Summit §

4/23p Documents will be available far

inspection from:

“Best in Town”

Apartments

quare

Tarrace Plan Room
Tenders must be accompanied
by a certified cheque in the
amount of ¢1,000.00 drawn in
favour of Northwest Commun-
ity College, and wil! be
forteited if tenderer fails to
enter into contract when re-
quested. Certified cheque will
be retained by the owners until

Satisfactory completion of the
work and will be released in
conjunction with holdback
funds.

storage room

stainless sinks

patio doors
~ Laundry facilities

wv Attractive, spacious, with

» Colored appliances and fixtures
~ Beautiful cupboards, doubie

»~ Large balconies with screaned

Phone 635-5968 (references required)

» Security enter-phones and
deadbolts

» Fully draped and co-ordinated to
wall-to-wall carpets

» Six-channel satellite TV

~ Racquet courts
» Ample parking

Rules of the Prince George
Bid Depository
SHALL NOT APPLY.
Royce Condia Associates,
Architects,
4663 Park Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 1¥9
Phone 635-7191
FOR:
Norihwast Community College,
5331 MecCannell Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. ¥8G 462
4/16

JOB DESCRIPTION:

children.

Monitor client progress.
Work independently.

QUALIFICATIONS:
exlensive related experience.

« Good intarpersonne! skills.

REQUIRE:
Three job-related references.

TERRACE AND DISTRICT
COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY

TWO FULL POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR CHILD CARE WORKER

~ Participate in the delivery of counseling service to special needs

~ Participale in treatment and planning,

High school graduation with minimum 1 year H.S.W. program, or

i Ability to be an effective role model.

SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT MUST:
» Submit toa criminal record check.
»~ Possess and maintain a valid drivers’ licence and use of vehicle.

CLOSING DATE: APRIL 18, 1986

Send resuma to
Terrace and District Community Services Sociaty,
4530 Lakelse Avenue,
Terrace, B.C.
Attention: Lorna Copeland

TERRACE AND DISTRICT |
COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY

CHILD CARE WORKER ~ FULL TIME
JOB DESCRIPTION:

~ Parlicipate in treatment planning.

Monitor client progress.

~ Ability to access appropriate social agencies,

~ To work with mental health and probation services.
QUALIFICATIONS:

Good interpersonal skill.

Ability lo be an effective roll model,
SUCCESFUL APLICANT MUST:
Submit to a criminal check,

We require three job related references.
CLOSING DATE: APRIL 18, 1986

Sand resume to
Tertace and District Community Services Society,
4530 Lakelsa Avenue,
Terrace, B.C.

Attention: Lorna Copeland

Participate in delivery of counciling services to young offenders,

» Preferred Past Secondary Degree in Social Sciences or Education,

~ Minimum 2 year H.8.W. program or extensive related experience,

Possess and maintain a valid drivers licence, and use of vehicle.

Terrace, recently made
another substantial
donation of automotive

training aids to
Caledonia Senior Secon-
dary School.

This year’s donation
was a brand new fully

operational GMC Safari

Van. The approximate
retail value of this vehi-
cle would be in the
neighborhood of
$13,000.

_ Occasionally a new
General Motors vehicle
may be damaged in tran-
sit from the factory to a
dealer, McEwan explain-
ed. If the damage is such
that the unit cannot
practically be repaired
and certified as meeting
the high standards of a
new vehicle the unit will
be declared unfit for
sale.

Rather than sending
these units to the crusher
and having them com-
pletely demolished,
General Motors through
their dealers, may make
them available to Educa-
tional Institutions to be

“used as automotive train-

ing aids, These units may
never be sold nor licens-
ed for use on public
thoroughfares but are to
be used strictly for the
purpose of training
students in automotive
fields, McEwan said.
Doug Brewer, Auto
Mechanics Instructor at
Caledonia, is largely
responsible for obtaining
this. donation. His
telephone conversations
and letters to Jim
McEwan of McEwan
GM in Terrace, the

- public relations depart-

ment of General Motors
in Oshawa and with
Brian Robertson in the

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Service Relations depart-
ment of GM in Van-
couver was undoubtedly
the catalyst required in
having this unit donated
to Terrace,

The unit donated to
Caledonia has had severe
damage to the upper
front portion of the body
and windshield area. The
entire running gear,
engine, transmission,
differential, steering
system, braking systems,
doors, window controls,
gauges, seats, etc., all are
in new factory condition.
Much of the very latest
technology has been used
in building this unit and
therefore makes it an ex-
cellent training tool,
McEwan said.

This 1986 GMC truck
is equipped with the
latest fuel injected V-6
engine, and a 700R4
automatic transmission.
Having the latest
technology to work with
will enable Brewer to

make available hands-on .

training to local Terrace
automotive students.
Brewer plans to simulate
failures in the various
components and teach
proper diagnostic and
remedial procedures. He
says it will also be used
to teach proper removal,
repair and replacement
of all the major
assemblies.

Through Jim McEwan
Motors, GM has made
available other training
aids in the past few
years. In 1984 two com-
plete differential
assemblies were donated
to Caledonia. This
equipment would have a
retail value of over $2000
per unit. These two units

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