Terrace Review — Wednesday, January 10, 1990 Al3

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references should

638-8300.

BRIDGE FOREMAN

North Coast Road Maintenance is look-
ing for a keen individual for Bridge
Foreman. This position is excluded
from union membership. Resume and

North Coast Road Maintenance, Box
1020, Terrace, B.C., V8G 4V1. Phone

be submitted to

rm

mid-January.

Full Time Secretary Position.
Benefit package. Start date

with resumes now being taken
at Premiere Propane, 4908

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Applications

Highway 16 West.

The North Coast Regional Correspondence
School anticipates a number of vacancies in
MARKERS’ POSITIONS this spring. If you
have post-secondary education, and if you
live in the Terrace area and are not employed
as a full-time teacher, you are invited to apply
to mark secondary correspondence papers
and tests on a contract basis. Pertinent infor-
mation may be obtained from, and resumes
are to be sent to: Mr. Joe Vander Kwaak, Prin-
cipal, North Coast Regional Correspondence
School, Bag 5000, Terrace, B.C., V8G 5K2.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

Experience required
in Automotive and
Truck Parts. Good
Company Benefits
and Potential for
Advancement.

Contact: Bob Jarvie

Auto Marine Electric Ltd.-
149 West 4th Avenue |
Vancouver, B.C.

V5Y 1G5'

Telephone: 874-7333

Babysitter with own transportation
needed for casual evening and
weekend work in Copper River

' Estates. Good wage. Experience

with special needs children would
be helpful. Gall Mike at 635-7840
days, 635-4810 evenings. tfnp

Employment apportunity with grow-
ing detiery business. Must have de-
pandable vehicle, Will train, will sup-
ply ¢.B, Driver must be very de-
pendable and any age over 19.
Phone 638-3398. tfnc

Telephone: 635-7944. 1/17¢ |
ra [ North West Loggers
MARINEELECTRIC LTD, j Association is accep-

| UHRERUE ting applications for
, oe . io a part time office per-
son. Knowledge of

AUTOMOTIVE logging and trucking
SALESPERSON and general office
Required for procedures. Interest-

ed parties leave mes-
[s29° at 635-6801.

Wanted to rent — One-bedroom
apartment close to town, clean,
reasonable rent, for a rellable, work-
ing lady. Phone 635-7840 days or

‘635-4047 evenings. tfnp

Work wanted -- Journeyman welder
available for work. Phone 635-7252
after 1 p.m. W17p

Wanted — 18-20 ft. aluminum
V-bottom river boat. Phone ese-en
p

Housekeeper — domestic cleaning
services, Available weekdays.
Phone 635-2376. Vi7p

Looking for clean responsible per-
son to share house. Phone 635-2498
after 6 p.m. 117p

‘Wanted — Textbooks for Forestry

Technologist Program. Need Im-
mediately. Phone 638-0838, —1/70p

APP RAISERS |

We are seeking enthusiastic
individuals who are in-
terested in joining our field
appraisal team in Terrace.

Through on the job training
you will acquire a working
knowledge of:

@ Assessment office
routines and procedures

‘@ the vaiuation and defen-
ding of mass real property
appraisals.

To.be the successful appli-
cant you will have:

© completed grade 12

® progressed through part
of either: *the UBC Diploma
Course in Urban Land
Economics (Appraisat Op-
tion) or; *the Appraisal tn-
stitute of Canada Program
Working towards eligibility
for RI(BC) designation or
AACI accreditation

@ a clear and valid drivers
license

We offer a comprehensive
benefit package and starting
Salary from $23,678 to
$26,400 per annum, depend-
ing on qualifications, plus
relocation assistance, if ap-
plicabte. .

Note: A more qualified appli-
cant may be appointed to a
higher level with correspon-
ding salary from $29,526 to
$35,070 per annum.

For further further informa-
tion regarding this position
or about this friendly com-
‘munity please calHMr. TF. Pro-
theroe, Area Assessor at
1-638-1116.

Please submit your applica-
tion quoting Competition No.
90-01 before the closing date
of January 17. 1990. Applica-
tion forms are available at
the various assessment of-
fice throughout the Province.

application forms to:

TERRACE DRUGS

Please forward completed

Personnel Department
B.C. Assessment Authority
1537 Hiliside Avenue
Victorla, B.C.

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All fixtures must

be sold. Phone

Alan Dubeau at
635-7274

Newspaper rall ands from $5 to $25,
depending on size. Phone 635-7880.
tfnp

Outdoor table with umbrella, $65.
Phone 635-4144, 1/31p

1977 Mazda GLC 2-door hatchback
5-speed. Good running condition,
but rusty and need of some work,
ike clutch, exhaust and tires.
Engine burns no oil, alternator,
starter, regulator and battery all
replaced within past year, brakes
recently rebuilt, equipped with block
heater. 78,000 miles. Sell for $700.
Call 635-7840 (work) or 635-4810
(home), ask for Mike. tfnp

Harvest gold fridge and stove in
good condition. $500 for the pair.
Phone 635-4748. 1117p

1989 14-ft. aluminum springbok and
trailer. $3,000. value for $2,000.
Phone 638-8345. 1931p

1979 TD15C, 1,500 original hours,
hyster W6 free spool winch, angle
blade. 1978 980B 29.5x25 tires,
100% fronts, 45% rears, grapple
tight machine. Phone 825-4662 or
956-3889, . 1117p

1,200 sq. ft. 5-bedroom, full base-
ment home in Thornhill on ¥2-acre
lot. Built-in dishwasher, one bath,
master bedroom ensuite, cold
storage room, finished basement,
natural gas heat and hot water,
24'x16’ ‘wired and insulated shop,
Mature cherry tree, large fenced

garden, jots of room for children. .

Private sale, no agents. $87,900.
Phone 638-1959. t31p

ForRent 02

ifurther
gphone 635-3355.

fx 1; 2&3 bedroom apartments
g * Laundry facilities & balconies §

| x Rents start at $340.00

| Woodland Apartments

-forRent 8 py

FOR RENT
OR LEASE:

71,000 sq. ft. office, |

jstore or shop space. |
sLots of parking. For §
information ;

FOR RENT

‘*% At the corner of Kalum & Scott
* Close to downtown & schools

x References required.

635-3922 or 635-5224 | |

MOUNTAINVIEW
APARTMENTS

Centrally located, clean,
quiet, security intercom, on-
site manager. Spacious one
bedroom units, laundry
facilities and parking,

638-8398 tm

FOR RENT OR LEASE

Industrial Building; 10,000 sq. ft.
Highway 16 and Kalum Lake Drive.
Four double doors, lunch room,
downstairs and upstairs offices.
Reasonable rent. To view. contact:

Karrer Holdings
847-4440

Two-bedroom log house in
Rosswood, water and electricity in-
cluded in rent of $150 per month.
Wood heat. Contact D. Parmenter,
radiophone H49-5042 on JK or JL
channel. References required.

117p

FOR RENT
1,400 sq. ft
restaurant. Furnished
and equipped.
Call 638-1166

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Immaculate 1986 extended cab S15
GMC pickup, High Sierra, bucket
seats, console, four-speaker stereo.
Only 28,000 KM’s, new tlres. Phone
635-5004. W3ip

Northline fireplace insert. Fits
23"x31" tlraplace. Free. You move.
Phone 638-8092. 1131p

110x220 corner lot in Thornhill by
golf course. Two-bedroom trailer
with addition. Natural gas and hot
water tank, wood stove. Asking
$32,000. Serious inquiries only.
Phone 639-8489. tfne

Nice house on Mountainvista Drive.
Natural gas and hot water, fireplace
upstairs, also wood heat. Assum-
able morigage of 10% until Aprit,

1992. Asking $85,000. Phone.

638-0848. 1/31p

1983 Chevette, 2-door standard, new
winter tires. $2,250, Phone 635-3303
after 6 p.m. 1/10p

RCA portable 1&inch color TV with

remote control, goad condition.

$350. Phone 635-3303 after 6 p.m.
1110p

“Notices * oe 7

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

RED CROSS LOAN Cupboard. The
hours for the Terrace Loan Cup-
board are as follows:

Mondays from 9 to 11 a.m.
Thursdays trom 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
The Cupboard is located In the
Skeena Health Unit, 34172 Kalum
Street. Emergency inquiries can be
made in between service hours at
the following numbers: 635-2122 or
635-7941. tfn

Audrey Thomas of the
"RELUCTANT LEARNERS PROJECT"
will be in Terrace conducting a survey to
determine why people don't attend literacy programs.

Interviews taking place
January 16th, 17th & 18th

If you know of someone that could benefit from this survey have
them call Elizabeth Snyder, Northwest Community College,
635-6511 to set up an interview time, or for further information.

Results of this survey will assist funding sources to develop literacy
programs which will successfully address the literacy need,