Ministry of
Transportation and
Highways

HIGHWAYS--TENDERS

Elactoral District: Omineca Electoral.

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Highway District: Burna Lake highways
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Project or Job Numbar: K 0420

Project or Job Description: Winter:
- Maintenance 1987/88 Equity Mine Road.
Tender Cpening Date/Time: September 25,

1987 at 2:00 p.m. local ilme.

Surety Bid Bond or Gertifled.Deposit .
Cheque Is not required.

Tender documents with envelope, plans,

apecificatians and conditions of tender are

avallabie free of charge ONLY from:

Minlatry of Transportation and Highways |

108-2nd Avenue, Burns Lake, B.C.
- VOU 1E0

between the hours of 8:30 and 4:30 p.m.

Monday to Friday, except Holldays.
Phone number of originating office:
682-7161

Pre Tender meoting will be held at: 108-2nd. J

Avenue, Burne Lake, B.C:
Date/Time: September 17, 1987 at 2:00 p.m.
Tenders will be opened at 104-2nd Avenue,
Burns Lake, B.C. VOU 1E0

Ministry Offical -

W.J. Sunderwood
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 : Province of |
British Columbia

NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
LOVISA RATCLIFF LESTIN, ALSO KNOWN
AS LOUISE RATCLIFFE LESTIN, WIDOW,

LATE OF TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA. ;

Creditors and others having claims against

_the above estate ara required to send full -
particulars of auch claims to:

. Robertson & Company, —
= P.O, Box 746,
a Terrace, B., vaG 4C3 .

“en of Before the 15 day of October, 1987,
after which date the estale’s assets will be.
dlatributed,. having tegard. only to claims.

that have been recelved. °
- _ Margaret A. McKeown
“ Executrbe

Lf Be

British Columbia

Parks

oF ‘Waste Management Branch
Waste management file No. AE-7330

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF .

| THE WASTE MANAGEMENT .

_. ACT (Effluent)

f. This appiication Is to be filed with the

Regional Waste Manager al Waste Manage-
ment Branch P.O. Bag 5000, Smithers,
British Columbia VOJ 2NO.

“| > “any person who may ba adversely affected

by the discharge or storage of the. waste
may within 20 days tram the last date of

posting under-saction Ya) or publication, ©

service or display under section 4, write to
the manager stating how he Is affected. "
Praamblé: Tha purpose of this application

-is to request autharization to discharge ef-
‘fluent from the Village of Greenville to‘the

ground.
+, We Lakalzap Indian Band of Greenville,

- B.C. VOU 1X0, heraby apply for a permit to

discharge. effluent from‘a multi septic tank
and dual sawaga lagoon system located at
partly within Lachkaltsap indian Reserve
No. 9 and partly within District Lot. 1044,
Cassiar District (2.36 ha portion) to the
Nass River approximately 300 M. distance
which flows scuthwest and discharges Into

~ Portland Inlet and giva notice of application

to all persons affected.

2. The land upon which the treatment work
will be located is Lachkaitsap Indian
Reserve No. 9and District Lal 1044, Cassiar
District

3. The discharge will be located at same as

4, The rate.ol discharge will be: Maximum
daily 230m* day

Average dally(based. on operating perlod)
230 m da

The. operating periad duriag which the’ ef.
fluent will be discharged is. continuous

§.. The. characterislics of the. effluent
discharged shail be equivilant to or better
than typical untreatad municipal sewage.
6. Tha. lype of traatment to be applied is
primary treatment followed. by effluant in.
filtration to ground.

7. Datad thig 20 day of August, 4997. .
Lakalzap Indlan Band, telephone No.
965-5341.

-Acopy of this application was posted at ‘the .

‘site In accordance with the Wasle Manage
ment Reguiations on September 4, 1987.
. : - 9/23

Province of

Ministry of .
Enviroment &.

a really think it’s time ‘we get a.

CNIB -

the annual Cana

The Terrace Rotary Club, represented by Phil Hart! (left), recently helped

A Potholes —
--your - ‘car: ‘taking - the. visiting

grandparents to those places —_
- it twould be cheaper taking a cab.

dian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) fund-raising

continued from page 7

few things straightened out.
~Thousands of feet of grass was

laid out like a carpet this year, it
was watered but it was never cut.
Next year you will probably see

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drive by donating $1,000. Gerry Stolz of the GNIB received the contribution.

aspects of the CNIB is treated in
the same manner a a blind per-

son.

“Some of our programs .

may not be needed, but there is
mo change in our willingness to

. help,’’ Stolz. explained.

-The CNIB -is ‘very active in

- promoting eye safety and holds

many workshops and other ser-

vices -to help people ‘Prevent .

visual impairment.

An -annual: budget of $3.7

million is ‘used in. the B.C.,

2. Yukon every year, and the Oc-

tober ‘campaign. helps to keep

that: budget adequate.

- Stolz hopes to raise $10,000 in

“the Central North this year

through the campaign. ‘‘We are

. very appreciative of the Terrace -

Centennial’ Lions and most
recently the Terrace Rotary Club

for: their support,’” Stolz. said,

‘and we'd like to get more chibs.

~ involved with the CNIB so that
‘we can fund programs like the
‘talking book library; and con-
_ ‘tinue to provide support.’’ ’ .. -

it cut once, turn brown, get y

watered once, then die.

Taxes collected.on-our houses 9.
in-the past three. hears have ime.

creased three ‘ times,-yet, our
house values. have dropped three

times. No incentive'is given’ for ©
having a nice yard, keéping. your. -

own ditches clean,. filling in your.

own potholes, watering. your. 7
| own road to cut down the dust,:

burning the tall grass in the.
spring to prevent fires, picking |
‘up garbage from the major ~
sources of fast foods.

Things that top my. list. of . _

priorities are:

1, Get the roads in shape to stay
in power.. eo
2. Get the streets cleaned. ‘up. of -

litter and use the inmates to do oe

it.

3. Explain how: Kitimat with its . -
streets and roads in the condi-

tion which are something to.be
proud of, with comparable taxes -

per capital, can make Terrace’: -

look like we are a major earth- :
quake. °

Thada discussion with one of
the road people a year ago. ‘If

. you really ‘want to get an honest -

answer, listen to the crew teliof ’
the waste of thousands."

I spoke with a prominant lady :
who, for years, has been furious
of the waste of monies on the:
landscaping of the arena ‘hill,

“‘and what an eyesore that is’’.

Every time I think of the run-
ning of this city without. ap-
parent common sense, . it’ gives
“me the chills — and since winter |
snow . removal is another pet
peeve, I’m _ nding ithis right
now.

Ron:A; Gardner,
~ - Terrace, B.C. -

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