Terrace Review —- Wednesday, September 18, 1991 17

‘The $600,000 addition to Kiti K’shan Primary School was
complete except for the installation of carpets and baseboards in
one room, the School District 88 board of trustees ‘was told Sept.
10 by maintenance head Harry. Eberts. He advised the board to

take possession and pay substantial completion on the building
as soon as the remaining work was done, adding that the Tri-’ . . ,
City Construction crew did an "excellent joo".

At a special meeting Sept. 4 the board had agreed to award a

$1.5 million contract to Wayne Watson Construction for addi-
tions and renovations to Uplands Elementary School. Both the
Kiti K’shan and Uplands projects involved in part the replace- —
ment of portable buildings with permanent structures.

Trustee Kirsten Chapman advised the board that the bargaining  - 3

who have agreements with the board had been approached with
a proposal to start negotiations for a new contract on a date in
December. There had been no response as of Sept, 10, she said.

Trustees Gordon Sebastian and Terry Brown, the board repre-
font sentatives on the district’s two native advisory commissions,

= ae. aa Al informed the board Sept. 10 that the commissions intend to
Excavation work at Uplands Elementary School began last week as a crew run by general | monitor drop-out rates among native students as part of a study
contractor Wayne Watson Construction of Prince George began the $1.5 million addition and | to determine the reasons that native children leave the education
renovation project at the school. The permanent structure will replace a set of portable bulldings | system before graduating.
that have been used for several years as classrooms in the overcrowded school.

The Terrace and District Community Services Society has .
“agreed to operate the day care facility connected with the new _
Young Moms Program at Caledonia school.

Enrolment will match FUMING | ssi sccas-imuer Bary Pest tx wen cine

s 4 Mt director for the northern region of the B.C. School District a .
block closely, official predicts [=“"""*"" f

Assistant superintendent Skip lating the district’s funding block. Their tuition is paid by the state of

Bergsma is predicting that the final The ministry estimated 5,199 Alaska directly to the district and
enrolment figures in School Dis- earller this year when pteliminary is not part of the funding block 9
trict 88 will closely match the funding was announced. The block: from the province. There are also Terrace Boots Th Saddles —
funding block given the district by funding system, which accounts for a number of pupils who entered Ale Clulb/
the Ministry of Education for this nearly all the district’s operating schoo! on Jan. 9 last year as part th ;
year. money, is based on a per-student of the now-defunct dual entry Fall Horse § Ow y
Bergsma gave the district board grant. The district receives prelimi- program who are going to school ; , .
| of tristees an opening head count nary grant amounts based on min- full-time this year but are funded The Boots n’ Saddles 4-H Club would like to :.
for the schools at the first public istry estimates of enrolment for the only as .8 of full-time equivalent THANK the sponsors of their Fall Horse ‘ei
board meeting of the year Sept. 10. district in the late spring. The because the district received partial Show. Without local support there wouldn't be —
| | As of Friday, Sept. 6 there were actual grant is calculated on the funding for them in last year’s a Fall Horse Show. Thank you! . ‘_
an 5,157 full-time equivalent students number of students enroled in the grant. . : . ,
- enroled in the district, Bergsma district Sept. 30. School District 88 Comparing the actual budget he Chinook Trailet Sales
noted that there is always some gets about $7,000 per student. expects to receive with the current opperside stokes

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growth in the number of students Bergsma noted that there are budget based on earlier ministry Jon's Photographics & Hair Styling
in the first month and predicted several complicating factors in the ‘estimates, Bergsma . concluded, Northern Horse Supply

that the count may go up to 5,236 calculation, including a deduction "It’s going to be close enough that a The Muench Family

! _by Sept. 30, the date that the Min- for Alaskan students from Hyder the difference won't be signifi- The Terrace Review

:. isiry of Education uses for calcu- who attend school in Stewart. cant." oo _ The Totem Saddle Club —

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1991 TAX SALE

Pursuant to Section 457 of the Municipal Act, on the 30th day of September 4991 in the

Council Chambers of the City of Terrace, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, there shall
. be offered for sale by public auction each and every parcel of the real: property including
| improvements, upon which any of the taxes are delinquent. on 3 Those who were unable to
The following properties have delinquent taxes as of September 12, 1991; attend the M.P.R.P. public.
FOLIO#: | ADDRESS: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: UPSET PRICE:. ,; or
923.000 4625 Goulet Ave. _ Lot 16 DL360PL 6602 2,725.88 meetings regarding Orenda
ry : ’ '
1133.000 4711 Lazelle Ave. _LotB DL 361 PL3127 Oo 25,786.01 Forest Product S proposed mill
| 1721.000 4708 Scott Ave. Lot 17'DL 361 PL 7534 --§,282,72 ey
; 4733000 «so #7-4714DavisAve. Lot @ DL. 361 PL 7681 -. + 2,206.08 may express their views on the
| 505,000 4828 Hwy. 16 West. —_ Lot C D362 PL 1919 445,991.47 tae .
5038.000 4324 Marsh Cres. Lot3 BLK 1 DL468PL3340° - ~~ ~..1,510.50 project by writing to:
5303.000 4445-4447 Park Ave. Lo 78 8 BLK DL 69 Pl 972 _ 1 £26.80 Mr. David Parsons, Manager
5407.000 4438-4440 Greig Ave. Lot ) 36 2. 1,758. . . .
| e411 000 —««444B-4450Greig Ave, Lot24&25BLK9DL369PL972° = 11,692.61 Major Project and Mine
\ 5434.000 4501-4503 Greig Ave. Lot 14 &15BLK110L369PL972 23,683.32 Vv ment view
| 6045.000 2918 Braun St. — Lot21 BLK 2DL611 PLig92 5,567.65 Developme Reviews
| 6069.00 4915 Agar Ave. Lot 8 DL 611 PL 3029 4,625.91 3rd Floor - 777 Broughton Street,
| 642.000 2801 Kenney St. Lot B DL611 PL 7940 46,828.75 : : tas °
6528.000 5120 Mills Ave. Lot C DL 611 PL 11620 3,610.20 Victoria, British Columbia
e200 S118Milp Ae, LOO ome .86287 V8V 1X5
8014.00 raun ot. o 962. sos ‘ . .
11014.000 4508 Eby St. S % of W % BLK 9 DL977 PL 1055 5,994.70 Your participation in this
: 11015.000 4418 Eby St. Lot 10 Part W 4 DL 977 PL 1055 10,940.14 Ari
| 11020.000 4414 Sparks St. Lot 11 Part E %DL 977 PL 1055 8,047.59 process. will help to ensure that
| 44028.000 «4403 Eby St. BLK 24 DL 977 PL1055 4,887.17 this development proposal
| 11162.000 4421 Eby St. Lot B-D DL 977 PL 9025 ~ 40,468.96 ; | ;
rf 16503000 S412 Hwy. 16 Lot 3 DL 1745 PL 1016 6,260.12 receives a fair review.
| 17504.000 BLK 7 DL.5760 PL 1440 1,279.74

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