Ski Equipment : . ; : ao oa

2 pair of children’s ski boots; new

condition, sizes suitable for ages 6
to.9 years. Asking $10. a palr. Phone

638-0240 after 14:30 ‘p.m. or week:

ends. 47

Ladies 165¢m downhill skis; comes
with 2 sets of poles and size & boots.
Good for beginners. Asking $50.
obo. Phone 638-7260 days or even

ce Review: — Weiingsday’ March: 29; iogo

CLASSIFIEI D

Recreational Vehicles =

23%2' Travel traller; fridge & freezer, ;

forced air furnace, overhead oven,

hot water, shower & tub. Lots of cup-

boards, good condition. Asking
$4,800 obo. Phone 635-4932 after 5
p.m, or view at 3137 Kofoed. -  tfn

1985 18” Sth wheel Travelair; self
contained, includes hitch and awn-

ing, excellent condtion. Phone .

635-9753, aiid

ings.

Trucks.”

1980 Chev. short box 4x4, 33°x12”
tires, automatic, 350 cu.in., tilt.
$4,000. Phone 638-1530.

‘4/5p

| Thank You Notes : : a

_“A Speclat Thanks” To Dr. Appleton

and the nursing staff at Miils

Memorial Hospital for taking good '

care of our late father Mr. Mela
Singh Dhami during his illness.

Thanks from the

Dhami Family

- 2/29p

Wanted Misc. :

‘Looking for a roll-away bed. Phone

635-9392 between 6p.mJ8 p.m. 431

| Wanted to buy: Banana potatoes,

English quail, Bantam chickens.
Phone 635-7682 avenings. 3/29p

WANTED
CEDAR SHAKE .
7 BLOCKS
A.M. Cedar Ltd. is paying
up to $450. per cord. Call
collect evenings 352-1773.

Wanted To Rent.

Professionally employed single |
parent seeking 2 of 3 bedroom —

house or duplex. Good references.

‘Call 635-7840 days, 635-4810 eve-

nings, ask for Mike. 3/29p

Too Late To Classify —

1967 Chev pickup, power steering,

power brakes, new 16” back tires.
$800. Phone 638-1852. 3/28p

Travel Trailer; 15’, slaeps 4 to 5, ex-
cellent condition, plus many extras.
Asking. $2, 800 obo. Phone 624-3999.

aia ;

1980 Ford 1 Holiday van, 350 cu. in.
auto, air cond.,.tilt, sun roof, 4 velvet
cap. chairs, ' table, sink, ‘ice box,
.couch, factory camperized. $4,000.
Phone 638-1530,

PROVINCE OF

BRITISH COLUMBIA
MINISTRY OF
" TRANSPORTATION

AND HIGHWAYS

' Skeena Highways District
‘PUBLIC NOTICE
LOAD RESTRICTIONS

NOTICE #2

Pursuant to Section 26 ‘of the
“Highway Act" and to the provi:
sions of the Commercial Trans:
port Act, the following load res:
trictions are hereby Imposed of-
fective 7:00 a.m., Friday, March
24, 1989 on the following Provin-
‘clal Highways and roads within
the Skeena Highways District
until further notice. —

-All Highways and roads will be

restricted to legal axle loading

(100%) with the exception of the

following: .

70% Legal Axle Loading

1, Beam Station Road

2. Kitamaat Village Road

3. Old Lakelse Road #53 from
Thornhill Streete to William
Creek Trail #252

: All term overload permits are in-
valid for the duration of the res-
trictions.

Violators of the regulations and
restrictions. will be prosecuted. -

the percentage of tolerance pro-

vided under Section 7.06(2) of

the regulations pursuant to the

Commercial Transport Act shail
. apply.

D.J. St. Thomas

A/District Highways Manager

For: Minister of Transportation
and Highways

Dated: March 21, 1989

At: Terrace, B.C.

4M2p

, | B.C. Hydro Purchasing Agent,

Please note the application of |

an exclusive territory.

_ We require mature, “well

not necessary.

SALES
- REPRESENTATIVE |

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business isa -
non-partisan political action organization representing
the small business sector at the various levels of
government. CFIB Is the leader among Canadian

- business associations, with over 80,000 members.

We offer a unique and permanent career in sales within
Individuals looking for a_
lucrative and challenging opportunity will enjoy the -
weekly commissions and generous Incentive bonuses
_ a8 well as the competitive benefit plan we offer.

starters for the Terrace and lower Skeena Valley area, |
Thorough training ts provided by a Regional Manager.
_ Sales experience, including Intangible is helpful but

_ Please send your resume in confidence to:

Vice-President, Fleld Operations
Canadian Federation of
Independent Business

Willowdale, Ontarlo M2P 2A6

groomed, articulate self--

4141 Yonge Street

pee Sal oR ii

invitation to Tender —

Bare rental of. various 4x4. and
2x4 pickups and suburbans as
required for approximately 6 to
12. months. baginning APPFOX-
imately 1 May 89.
Reference: 09-3235 |

-| Closing Date: 12 Aprit 89

Detalls avatlable from office of
. B.C, Hydro Purchasing ‘Agent,
1265 Howe Street, Suite 200,
Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2G8;
683-2577 or 663-2560. Sealed
tenders clearly marked with
reference number will be recely-
ed-in Room. 226, address as
above, until 11:00 amon abova
closing date. ~

| Behydro

Invitation to Tender

Civil work for the construction of
the Switchyard & the Control
Building — Alyansh Substation,
Stewart. Documents available
from 15 March 89 from this of-
fice upon prepayment of $20.00
plus $1.20 tax for the firat copy &
$10.00 plus $0.60 tax for each ad:
ditional copy. (NON-REFUND-
ABLE).

Details available from. office of.

1265 Howe Street, Suite 200,

Vancouver, B.C. V6Z: 2G8:

663-2577 or 663-2560.. Sealed

tenders clearly marked with -
reference number wilf be recelv-

ed in Room 226, address as
above, until 11:00 am on above
closing date.

BChydro

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' (Blanket coverage service also available in other
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‘That's nearly 3 000,000 readers. 7

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‘Ice fall on n Highway 16
kills Prince Rupert man

March 25 —_— “antil 2 Dp. m.. Local

TERRACE’ — Two single-

vehicle traffic accidents over the
holiday weekend resulted in the

death of a Prince Rupert man
and serious injury to a Terrace
juvenile.

In a bizarre event on Highway
‘16 near Exchamsiks River about. .
40 miles west of. Terrace, an
eastbound pickup truck was .
| totally destroyed when a sheet of .

ice attached to a vertical

rockface gave way and fell on

the road as the truck was passing
‘under it. The driver, 32-year-old

Roy James Gorrell, was fatally

- injured anda passenger

reportedly received minor in-
juries.

The road was closed from the
time of the accident — 9:30 a.m.

Editorial —

tions will get substantial dollar backing (the ministry

highways spokesman Dave St. |
Thomas said the piece of ice was

about five cubic meters in total . -
‘volume, and the extra time was

required to ensure that no other —
falls would occur. Additional ice
was jarred off the cliff face with.
explosive charges.

On March 27 at 11:30 p.m. a
vehicle driven by a 16-year-old
Terrace man —.-whom the —
RCMP state was ‘underaged for —

driving — went off the road and

rolled over at the intersection of
Sharples Ave. and the Highway-
16 frontage road in Thornhill.
The youth was taken to Mills
Memorial with serious injuries.

The car was totally demolished - -

in the incident.

— continued from page 4

has already announced $3 billion over the next 10

years) for implementation. Primary, elementary and

secondary school funding will presumably be

distributed around the the provirice through a Pos
modified form of the fiscal framework, based on stu ne
_dent numbers.

Omissions in the speech may be as significant as the
emphases. Forestry still employs one-third of the .

. workforce in Terrace; it rated two lines promising ex-. :

panded reforestation efforts, but it doesn’t indicate
whether that’s dependent on renewal of the federal-

provincial FRDA agreement.

Health care, the single biggest budget item, got four

this summer? |

” BRITISH COLUMBIA

y SUMMER ~
EMPLOYMENT

SS B. c. EMPLOYERS:
_.What could extra help mean for you _

Plan for it now and we may be able to help.

if you create new opportunities for work
* for young British Columbians, the.
. Provincial Governnient. can make it.
affordable by cost sharing the wages.

Contact your local Job Training Area Office
for details (check the Blue Pages of your
telephone directory, Ministry of Advanced
Education and Job Training isting).

Province of Brillsh Columbia

Ministry of Advanced Education and Job Training, and
Ministry Responsible for Sciance and Technology
Hen. Stafley B. Hagen, Minister

| paragraphs on page 16. The key words are ‘quality © ~~.
care” and ‘‘fiscal responsibility’’. Look for a restrain, ee.
_ ing exercise there. -

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