‘A14 Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 25, 1990

‘SSTEIED _

L.

In
Terrace

The following convictions took
place in Terrace adult criminal
provincial court on the dates indi-—
cated according to information

Wanted - 7 oe

Experienced loving mother wishes

to babysit In own home. Mid-Aug. —

and on. Looking for friend for four-
year-old. Phone 635-5809, 8/8p

Work wanted for big or small
carpentry or renovation work. Phone
Ed at 635-6540 after 6 p.m. B/8p

Journeyman carpenter available for —

work. Phone 635-3103. 8/15p

Journeyman carpenter will do
finishing work, renovations, cabinet
Installation, patios, etc. Phone
635-6277 after 6 p.m. 8/15p

PROVINCE OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA

MINISTRY OF
CROWN LANDS |

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION
OF CROWN LAND

Take notice that Harry John Mc-
Cowan and Carol J. McCowan of
Terrace, occupation
businessman, Intends to make
application to the Ministry of
Crown Lands regional! in
‘Smithers for a Foreshore Lease
of land generally situated at
Lakelse Lake and more
specifically described in (a) or (b)
balow;

(a) Legal description: D.L. 4127,
R5, C.D. exe. plans 1500, 1538,
1688, 1604, 1694, 4615, 5136,
6528.

(b} Commencing at a post
planted: North West corner of
above South approximately 80
meters, thence 50 meters West;
thance 80 meters North; thence
10 meters East; and containing
0.25 ha more or less.

The purpose for which the land
is required is: Sea Plane Base.

Comments concerning this ap-
‘plication may be made to the
Senior Land Officer, Ministry of
Crown Lands, Bag 5000,
Smithers, 8.C. VOJ 2NO0,
Telephone 847-7334, File
' #6404165.
Carol J. McCowan
Harry J. McCowan

Dated July 8, 1990.

MINISTRY OF
_.  GROWN'LANDS..

Honourable Dave Parker, Minister |

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' NOTICE

The City of Terrace has-funding .
available for litter pickup by non- .
profit community groups. Gar-
bage bags are suppiled and pay-
ment is per bag of collected Iit- -
ter. For information or registra-
tlon of your group, please con- .
tact the Public Works Depart-
ment at 5003 Graham Avanue,
phone 635-6311.

“B.C. BUILDINGS

PROJECT 196002
’ To supply labour and materials
’ to CONSTRUCT FOURPLEX
- RESIDENCE,
MINISTRY OF FORESTS,
’ QUEEN CHARLOTTE CITY, B.C.

Tender documents may be ob-
- tained after July 16th, 1990 from
British Columbia Bulidings Cor-
. poration, 4825 Kelth Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C. V8G 1K?. Tender
documents are also available at

in Prince Rupert, B.C. and Queen
Charlotte City, B.C.

. $100.00 bld daposit (certified
cheque) will be required and will
be refunded upon return of
plans.

Sealed Tenders will be received
at 4825 Keith Avenue, Terrace,
B.C. V8G 1K7 until 3:00 p.m.
August 3rd, 1890 and will be
opened in public at that time.

Tender documents may be view-
ed at Northern B.C. Construction
Asscciation, 3851 - 18th Avenue,
Princa George, B.C. V2N 1B1;
Terrace Construction Associa-
tlon, 4416 Legion Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C. V8G 1N6; Kitimat Con-
struction Association, 724 Enter-
prise Avenue, Kitimat, B.C. V8C
26; Prince Rupert Construction
Association, 801 Fraser Street,
Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 1R1;
Bulkley Valley Lakes District
Construction Association, 4124
Railway Avenue, Smithers, B.C.
VOJ 2N0; Amalgamated Con-
. struction Association, 2675 Oak
Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6H 2K3.

For further information please
contact Barry Book in Terrace at
638-3221.

B.C. Buildings Corporation

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| PROVINCE OF
‘BRITISH COLUMBIA

MINISTRY OF FORESTS
INVITATION TO TENDER

Sealed tenders for the reshaping

and graveling of 1,000 +/- of the

Thunderbird East F.S.R. will be

received at the Ministry of For-

ests, Kalum Forest District, 200 - .
5220 Kelth Avenue, Terrace,

B.Cc., VBG 1L1 until 1:00 p.m.,

August 8, 1990.

All Inquiries should be made to
the Resource Officer Engineer-
ing, Kalum Forest District at
‘638-3290. ;

Tender packages wilt be
avallable from the Kalum District
Office.

Tenders must be completed and
submitted on the form and
envelope supplied in accordance
with the conditions of tender. .

the Government Agent’s Office

NOTICE TO TENDER

SANITARY LANDFILL
‘CONTRACT

Tender forms and specifications
may be picked: up at the Public
Works Yard, 5003 Graham
Avenue between 7:00 a.m. and
3:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.

The City of Terrace will accept
bids until-July 27th, 1990 at 3:00
p.m. For further information con-.
228.

THE CITY OF TERRACE

’J
INVITATION TO TENDER

Location: Northwest Community
College, Terrace.

Project: To connect the college’s
two malin water lines.

To view site and collect Tender
documents contact Mr. Peter
Crompton or Mr. Tom Yeager at:
Northwest Community College
5331 McConnell Avenue
Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-6511

All bids to be. sealed and re-
ceived by August ard, 1990.

tact D. Gare at 635-6311, local - |

August 24th.

Too-Late To Classily 2

FOR SALE — German Jagd Terrier,
10 month old male. Phone
1-587-2661 in Vanderhoof. _—-B/1p

WANTED TO RENT — Career
woman new to Terrace needs small
house or cottage Sept. 1. Call col-
lact, 1-828-1220, 8/15p

Work to commence ne Jater than §.

Court |

Monday, June 18 —
Jean Paul Lavallee was. fined

$200 and given six-month concur-

rent probation orders on two

counts of failing to comply with an’

existing probation order.

Tuesday, June 19
Diedrich Fehr was sentenced to

14 months in jail and prohibited
-from driving for five years for

impaired driving.
Jack Herbert Wesley was sen-
tenced to consecutive 30-day jail

‘terms on each of two counts of

breach of probation.

Thursday, June 21
Agnes Vera Tait was sentenced
to seven days in jail for theft.
Paul Joseph Leclerc was given a
one-year. suspended jail sentence
for assault.

Friday, June 22

Phillip Edward Quock was sen-
tenced to three months in jail and
given a one-year driver’s licence
suspension for impaired driving.

Kenneth Brian Milton was fined
$500 and given a one-year driver's
licence suspension for impaired

- driving.

Dane Albert Ganson was fined
$1,000 and given a one-year driv-
er’s licence suspension for driving
with a blood alcohol content over
the legal limit.

Wesley Harland Bradford was
given a conditional nine-month
suspended jail-sentence for com-
mitting mischief.

Larry Douglas Smith was fined
$75 for failure to appear in court

The lowest or any tender will not
i necessarily be accepted. |

| 8.C.0.A,P.0. Branch 73, wish to §
extend the kitchen at the Happy
Geng Centre. Construction com-
anles Interested contect Fred
| Berghauser at 635-6634. Blue-
prints available.

1962 Toyota truck -

1980 Dodge van 2-dr. sw.
',. 1986 Dodge van

1960 Ford van

To view contact Mr. Tony
| 635-651.

Northwest Community College; Terrace

have the following vehicles for sale by sealed bids. Bids will be ac-
cepted up to 4:00 p.m. August 3, 1990, ; os

1988 Volkswagen Fox station wagon -
1987 Volkswagen Fox station wagon ——
1986 Volkswagen Fox 4-dr.sedan

Reddy, Northwest Community College,

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_ provided by the court registry.

and $75 for breach of recogniz-
ance. —

dolph Winn was sentenced to
three months in jail and placed on
probation for two years for pos-
session of narcotics for the purpose

of trafficking. Winn was given a

three-month consecutive sentence
for a violation of the Food and
Drug Act and a 15-day consecutive
séntence for illegal possession o
narcotics.

Monday, June 25
Mary Helena Sebastian was
given a two-year suspended jail
sentence for assault causing bodily
harm.

Tuesday, June 26

Edward ‘Lori Sinclair was fined
$1,000 and piven a one-year driv-
er’s licence suspension for
impaired driving.

Thursday, June 28

. David Frank Halvorson was fined
$100 for threatening to destroy’
property, $100 for failure to
comply with a condition of recog-
nizance and given a one-year
suspended jail sentence for com-
mitting mischief in relation to
private property.

Beatrice Elizabeth Costello was
fined $300 for impaired driving.

Ross Albert McNeil was fined
$800 for impaired driving.

Friday, June 29

Marty Sorenson was fined $500
and prohibited from driving for
three months for impaired driving.

Dolly Charlene Lepretre was
fined $100 for theft. -

James Gerard Ryan was fined
$100 for theft.
‘ Herbert Wayne Azak was fined
$200 for illegal possession of
narcotics. ;

Lewis Phillip Fernandes was
fined $150 for driving without due

, care and attention.

Alvin Frederick Gosnell was
sentenced to 14 days in jail for
being at large before the expiry of
a jail term. ;

Tuseday, July3

David Alan Pearce was fined $75
for obstructing a police officer, —

Peter James Dobler was fined
$300 for driving while disqualified
and $500 for assault.

Michael Robert Morrison was
fined $1,200 for assault. .

Jeffrey Brian Quock was fined
$100 for committing mischief in
relation to property.

Lila Edith Wilson was fine
$125 for theft.

Friday, July 6 :
Ada Agnes Mickey was senten- '

ced to 14 days in jail for theft and:
. given a 30-day consecutive sen-

tence for escaping from custody,
Kimball Anthony Tait was fined

$50 for illegal possession of narc-

olics,

Peter Valentine Abou was sen.

lenced to seven days in jail for

theft. a