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“TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES COMMUNITY FUND |

On behalf of the telephone employees in the Pacific Northwest, TECF thanks the following merchants for their support during our 1991 fund raising campaign: | |

All Seasons Sporting Goods Central Gifts

.Ev’s Mens Wear Golden Flame Restaurant Hudson Bay Lodge: Inn Of The West Jon’s Photographics Kentucky Fried Chicken

_ Northern Mtn. Helicopters Northwest Sportsman

Shames Mtn. Ski Corporation Ski Smithers Corporation Terrace Co-op The New Terrace INN Totem Service Station Trans-Provincial Airlines Video Station Video Stop |

Your generosity and support was greatly appreciated. Our 1991 campaign was the most lsuccessful to date, resulting in employee contributions being the highest per employee in the-

province. .

As a result TECF has increased its commitment to-date to the R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation to a total of $14,000 towards the purchase of the CT Scanner. |

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Polly’s Cafe

b: Chinese & Western Cuisine

eat Mon.—Thurs. 10:30 a.m, — midnight Fri. & Sat. 10:30 am, — 1 a.m. Sunday 12:00 a.m. — 10 p.m.

. 4913 Keith Avenue, 638-1848 .. 638-8034

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Sunday 12:00 a.m, 10:00 punt. 4643 Park Avenue , 635-6111

BUFFET LUNCH || iy | In AUGIE'S LOUNGE

NOON - 2:00 P.M.

1 Monday to Friday vf. Hot Entree, Soup, m | Salads, Rolls & Desserts

| $6.95

A 4551 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Phone: 635-6630 ‘ : TOLL-FREE: 1-300-663-6156 FAX: 635-2788 5

| This Week

Specializing in Chinese Cuisine and Canadian Dishes

Tm.) 4606 Greig Ave., for Take-Out ear 7 ae 2 : epard Terrace, OC. Ph, 635-6184 |geeaeame|

Kalum Kabs has been taken over by the Bal family, 20-year resi- dents of Terrace.

-Kalum Kabs, an integral part of our community, has been owned

‘and operated in Terrace by Ailsa

Henderson for the past 26 years.

Now, however, Henderson says it’s

time to retire, and says she’s look- ing forward to the long-delayed pursuit of more hobbies and inter-

Junior mining comp

Terrace Review —— Wednesday, October 2, 1991 31

Kalum Kabs sold to Bal family

ests than she can name.

Henderson offers her best wishes to the Bal family and the future of their new business venture. She also notes that they do have plans for change in the future.

Family spokesman and new Kalum Kabs manager Roger Bal says they don’t envision any changes in the immediate future. But over the next few months they

will be working towards an oper- ation which provides faster, more

efficient service. This will .be . |

accomplished, he says, through changes in management policies and procedures.

Bal says that if there are any questions or concerns regarding the ownership. change, they can be answered by contacting Roger Bal or Ailsa Henderson at 635-7177.

exploring near Kemano

New Canamin Resources of Vancouver recently signed an agreement with the Canadian precious metals giant Placer Dome to earn a 50 percent interest in the Nanika property by spending $75,000 in exploring the claim. A spokesman for New Canamin said Monday drilling is currently under way on the 450-hectare claim, located on the edge of Nanika

Lake about 25 kilometres northeast of Kemano. ,

The company says the entire budget will be spent this season in in-fill drilling, which should be complete by the end of this week. Previous exploration by Quintana Minerals in the late 1960's ident- ified what they believed to be a zone of copper and molybdenum mineralization. The indicated ore

body, according to New Canamin, was 20 million tons grading .437 percent copper, .009 percent molybdenum, .006 ounces per ton

of gold and .11 ounces per ton of —

silver. "We're not convinced it’s a true porphyry," a New Canamin representative said. He added that

results from the summer drilling. program should be available by the

end of October.

PARR. PERSPECTIVE

PAID FOR BY THE GOMMITTEE TO ELECT OAVE PARKER

—-You’re invited! - - Contracting Opportunities Workshop

‘During the next year B.C.Hydro will contrac order to rehabilitate the Falls River Dam an

t for various services and supplies in | d Generating Station located 50 km

southeast of PrinceRupert. A workshop will soon be held to inform local contractors and suppliers about project contracts.

The half-day workshop will be of particular interest to contractors. capable of - performing any of the following:

Major Civil Work; Major Electrical Work; Supply and Install Workcamp;. Catering Services; Security Fencing and Lock Installation; ace

and to suppliers of:

Fabricated Intake and Draft Tube Gates and Hoists; Stock Electrical =

Material (eg. junction boxes, panels, conduits and conductors); Non-stock

Electrical Material (eg. disconnect switches and flow switches); Mechanical and protection/control equipment for Hydro Electric Plants.

B.C.Hydro also contract

s for various Vegetation Control and Line Maintenance

Work forits facilities in the Prince Rupert area. These upcoming Customer Services

and Production contracts will also be discussed at the workshop.

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The workshop will be held in Prince Rupert . Tuesday October 8, 1991 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. |

| 221- 1st Avenue W, .

tor Hotel, British Columbia Room °°

oe : ‘The workshop is free but altendance must be confirmed. a Please contact Jean Bull (collect) at 624-9141 before noon, October 7, -

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