For SaleaMSCr. :

As new boy’s hockey skates, top

quality Micron brand, $25 per pair, .

. 11, 12 & 1. ‘Phone 638-8398 or
635-4140. tine

Autumn scene picture, 6% by 4%,

$35: Citizen radie __ xord player,
speakers pr” 300: electric
hedge -trin (a) eye crockery
bowl, $10: ae steamer trunk, $50,
Phone 635-8945. ‘Sp

‘Rowing machine, like new, $125; ex-
ercise treadmill, excellent condition,
- $200. Phone 635-7793. 215p

Furniture & Appliarices. *

Crattmatic double bed, vibrator,
heating pad, head and foot eleva-
tlon, 1 year ald. $2,500. Phone

P

Kenmore jreezer fe) months .old),
$325; oak table and four chalrs,
$325; ‘couch and chair, $425; wood
desk and chalr, $75; other miscel-
taneous items. Phone BOB0118,

P

rocking chat for sale, In good
corto. \sking $150, Phone
635-5418 Zi.

22p.

Moffat ‘washer; Ayears: old, white,
asking. $400: obo. Black: &: Decker
skill saw asking $35 obo. Kerosene
portable heater, asking $120 obo.
Phone 632-6249 or 632-6394." 3/3

King size waterbed with leather
caps and six drawers; large head-
board with posts. Excellent condi-
tion. ‘Asking $300. Phone. 624-4115. 0

Coffee table, $65, Two end tables;
$90. for the pair. Recliner, $0:

Phone 632-7761. -

Microwave stand, oak took, Includes |
cutting board, drawer and storage. —
Asking $150. Phone 635-4875 after 4 4

p.m.

‘Top of fine ingils dishwasher; -
Top of the fine | condition. Asking —
$450. Phone 638-0439. 2124

Notices 8

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

Will trade 40 acres with creak,

‘located 30 miles north of Terrace,
_for a pickup truck and fifth wheel or
-atravel trailer. Cail coliect — Angele

at (604) 492-3623. 3/22

“Unplanned Pregnancy? Decisions to
make? Understanding all your al-

_ternatives makes you really free to
choose. For a confidential, caring .

friend, call . Birthright, - 635-3007,

anytime. FREE PREGNANCY TEST- .

ING. . tin:

Kitimat Crisis Line and eferral ‘ger

vice. Phone 632-4333. open 7 days a

week, 9 p.m. to 9a.m. Answering ser- -
vice during the day. - tfnp

DEATH NOTICES [am

HANDSPIKER — Lorne Thomas, 79
years of age, passed away in Ter-

race on February 7, 1989. Funeral.

service was from the Christlan
Alliance Church In Terrace, B.C. on
‘Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 at 11 a.m.
MacKay's Funeral Services and
Crematorium was fn charge of the

_ arrangements.

- Personak

WANT TO WISH
_ EDITH ©
~ A HAPPY ©
(45th
_ BIRTHDAY?!
~-DROP INTO
PARAGON 7

Sola bed'ta good condition. Asking
_ $300. Phone 635-9467.

90” Lady Kenmore range avacado
\ color, very ‘good condition. Asking
\ 250, Phos 835-0725, v3

\

Beige & dark brown sectional sofa;

- with octagonal oak coffee table with
tinted glass top and wicker botton,
ex condition. Asking $650./set.

' Phone 638-1211. “2/24

Child's black bed; twin size in. the
shape of a car. $600. brand new, ask-
ing $200 abo. Men’s 10-speed bicy-
cle asking $60. 1982 440ss Yamaha
skidoo, excellent condition. Asking
$3,300. Phone 632-6568. 33

‘Waterbed assembly with box spring,
metal bed frame’and vibrator. Ask- .

“Ing $500. Phone 639-9894. a3
‘ “oy vt _ ;

‘Lost & Found - a

Bilifoid feund at the B.C. Tel Phone
Mart on Kalum Street. Please drop
by and identify. 2/15nc

OH NO!!

“THE BIG
4- QOH!!
Happy Birthday
Dari and Mom

‘Mobile Homes

ee

Serviced Pads For Rent

at Woodland Heights Moblie
Home Court, 3624 Old Lakeise
Lake Road, $130 per month net.

Phone 635-5407 after 6 p.m. tine

otorcycles

Harley Davidson FXA, 1340cc, In-
cludes leather saddlebags and fac-
tery maintenance manual. $7,000
firm. Phone 635-7840 and ask - for
Mark. . tfnp

Notices

Abortion Counselling, information
and referral service. Fridays 10-12.
Phone. 638-0994. After hours
606-467. Contidentiality Y aeeured.

Happy 31st
versary

"A SPECIAL PROPERTY
@-acre hobby farm designed for kids

and horses. Immaculate 3-bedroom -
' bungalow, flreplace; new sundeck, --.
fruit trees, raised bed gardens. Ex:
-callant pasture, fully fenced 140'x75'

riding arena, facilities for - two

horses, easily expanded for. more
(kids or horses!!). Five minutes from -
town, city close, country living! Ask: °

ing $72,000. Phone 635-2808. . °' 3/8p

_ §8'x137’ residential lot on Kenney
. Streat-in Terrace. Asking $12,000
. OBO. Phone (604) 832-2706 and ask

for Mike or Helen.
1,200 sq.ft. S-bedroom house, fin-

ished basement, on 10 acres, fruit -
trees and out bulldings, near school .

in city limits. Phone 635-5845. 3/22p

10x52" one bedroom trailer with
wood heat. Cozy open living, dining,
kitchen area. Fridge, stove included.
Two additions and wood sheds.

Fenced yard, garden..and green: .

house. Very reasonable pad rent in
town. Serious Inquires only. Phone
635-3103 after 5 p.m. 1/27

1972 Safeway mobile home; 3
bedrooms, utillty room, fridge,
stove, natural gas furnace. Avaliable
In March. Asking $9,200 obo. Phone
635-8268. 3/3

Sk! Equipment S

2 palr ot children’ 8 ski boots: new
condition, sizes suitable for ages 6

to 9 years. Asking $10. a pair. Phone.

638-0240 after 4:30 p.m. or week-

“ends. 2124 ©

eae ao

Snowmoblte tratler; double wide, tiit :

and swivel deck. Asking $500. firm.
Phone 635-2619. an?

4900 Ford truck for sale. Phone
635-6845. 2/22p

.

Wanted ToRent

1 bedroom apartment or house. Pre-
ferred all utilities included. Need by

-Fabruary 1 or there after. Phone

635-4219 ask for Dawn. + DQ?

2to 3 bedroom house; reliable work-
Ing couple. Will sign lease, top refer-
ences. Wanted February/March. No
children. Phone 624-4115. 30

| will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other than
myeeit from this date, February 15,
1989.

Donna Tetreau.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE fs hereby given that
Creditors and. others having
claims agalnst the Estate of
CECIL AURIE MOORE, deceas-
ed, who died on September 30,
1988, are heraby required to
send them to the undersigned
Executor at #15-4644 Lazolle
Avenue, Terrace, British Colum:
bia, before the 29th day of
March, 1089, after which date
the Executor will distribute the
said Estate among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard to
the clalms of which it has notice: -

HOWARD PATRICK PRUNER
BY: WARNER BANDSTRA
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
16-4644 Lazelle Avenue
Terrace, B.C. ;
VBG 188 | Sto

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. . PROVINCE OF.
& BRITISH COLUMBIA

_ \aRSB) MINISTRY.OF.
- TRANSPORTATION
ae & HIGHWAYS.

_ SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT |
“ADVANCE PUBLIC NOTICE .

LOAD RESTRICTIONS. —

-Pursuant to Section. 26 of. the.
“Highway Act", notice is hereby
“given that toad rastrictlons may -
“be placed, on short notice.in the .
near future, on all highways. In
ithe Skeena (Terrace) District.

> Restrictions will be imposed as
“ conditions warrant. ©

‘The ‘restrictions will. limit
vehicles to 100 percent, 70 per-
- cent, or 50 percent of legal axle
‘loading, as allowed. under the.
. Regulations pursuant to the
Commercial Transport Act.

Overweight. permits will not be
“granted. All term overwelght per-
mits are invalid for the duration
of the restrictions.

-The public, and- trucking ‘and
transportation companies, .
should govern themselves ac:
cordingly.

. ¥our co-operation in adhering to
the above regulations will be ap-
preciated. a

‘WLS: Buckle, . |
Regional Director, Highways:

For: Minister of Transportation
and Highways’

Dated: January 26, 1989

At: Terrace, B.C, . 2H5e.

"INVITATION TO TENDER .
Construction of 138kV transmisaion ‘ine
— Alyanst-Stewart. Documents to ba

available from this.office from 14 Feb-89.
-upon prepayment of $50.00 plus $3.00.

tax for the first copy and $25.00 plus |

$1.50 tax foreach additional copy.
(NON-REFUNDABLE) :

Reference: 09-1001
Closing Date:. 15 Mar 89

 Detalis available from office of “B. c.
Hydro Purchasing Agent, 1265 Howe
Streat, Suite 200, Vancouver, B.C. V6Z

268; 663- -2577 or 663-2560. Sealed

tenders clearly marked with reference

number will be recelved in Room 226,.
address‘as above, until 11:00 a.m. on

above closing date.

B.C. Hydro

planning.
schedule

The Northwest. ‘Community -
Collese board. of directors has.
dropped afi ive-year plan: ‘in. fa: o
. vor ofa shorter. term, policy. Se
7 According - to chairman ‘Hans:

Employee
training
offered.

The B.C. Ministry of Ad:

vanced Education and Job

Training has announced the new
Training Investment Program to
help B.C, businesses upgrade
employee skills. |
‘The Training Investment Pro-
gram encourages employers to

_ begin, or expand upon, long-

range training processes within

-their organizations. A maximum

of $50,000 is available to cost-
share the real costs of training.

In addition, up to $3,000 is.

available for worksite modifica-
tions to facilitate the‘ employ-
ment and training of disabled i in-
dividuals or women entering
non-traditional occupations.

Information on the Training
Investment program is available.

locally from the job training

division of the Ministry of Ad-.
- vanced. Education at 4548
‘Lakelse Ave, in Tertace,, or call
635-3211 and ask for. Pat Roy.

sets new

Wagner, the: board decided after

lengthy . discussion that’ a -fiye-

year plan may be a little ambi-

| tious ‘in this day: of rapid.
change”’ and a ‘three-year’ plan *

revised annually - may be more

~ realistic. “It allows us. to be a bit
_ more adaptable to changing con- .
ditions,” says Wagner. os
With this decision made,
Wagner says that: the- college’ ‘S-
Statement of Philosophy, infor-
_ mation from recent evaluations, .
and ideas from board discussion -

have all been passed on to inter-
im college president Don An-

.derson, who has been asked to
write a comprehensive statement :
for the board’s consideration. —

He says this teport. will then be

‘open to review, modification

_and adaption: at . the ‘board’s
Mar. .18 meeting: where a basic

plan. will be formulated. “This
will become the instrument for

T the planning process of the in-

stitution,”” he says.

According’ to Wagner, one of
the key elements i in the process is
the ‘college's well-established

‘Statement of Philosophy. “This.
_ has been a key direction giving 7
instrument to the college:i in:the ©
-. past,”” says Wagner. The State-

‘ment of Philosophy outlines in

part the college’s commitment —
to the decentralization of pro-—

gramming, the utilization of

_ community input and provision |
of universal access to programs

for Northwest residents.
Wagner adds that the col-

lege’s long-term planning will be .

focused on the coming fiscal

year and willinclude a provision | -

for annual review in order to
adapt to existing needs and con-

ditions. ‘You obviously have to- .

tie a mission statement and a
general statement of philosophy

into the.actual practicality and’ -
- the realities for the next year’s

plan and -the. one after that,"
says Wagner.

resources and provide a basis on.
which to plan its future.

When asked if the college’ s°
long-range planning includes a
Wagner -

Northern University, .
said that the board fully endors-

es the concept as outlined in the
Dalhoff report but any of the

“‘models’’ being discussed at

this point are only ‘‘hypotheti- -

cal” and couldn’t be used:as a.

hasis for planning. ‘We've got.

to get on with the planning for. _

our school and the challenge _
before it; and we focused in, on ce

' that,’” he said. .

-And the next step, he says, .
will provide the general “direc- ae
‘tion statement’’ which: is re- —
“quired to. begin. the. process.”
Wagner says that this step will °
outline the focal point for thé -
college’ s existing energies ‘and 7

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