CNRAIL

t TENDERS FOR ;

CONSTRUCTION OF LINE
REVISION BETWEEN
MILE 43.15 and AAILE 44.01
SKEENA SUBDIVISION,
WEST OF TERRACE, B.C.

Work consists of clearing, .

excavation and grading,
placing = granular
ballast and placing’ of
‘culverts.

Sealed tanders in the self
addressed envelope will be
received up to 12 o’clock
‘neon -Mountain Standard

“Fime, Wednesday, March

15, 1984,

Tendering documents may

be obtained from the office

‘of Regional Chief Engineer,.

15th Floor, 10004 - 104 Ave.,
‘Edmonton, Alta. or the
Track and Roadway
Officer, 14480 - 117 A Ave.,
North Surrey, B.C. or the
Track & . Roadway
Engineer, _ 283 George
Street. Prince George, B.C.
on or after Thursday,
February 23rd, 1984, upon
deposit of a certifled fifty
dollar ($50) cheque payable
fo the Canadian National
Railway Co...
refunded on return” of
dacumenis In good condition
within thirty (30) days from
the date of tender closing.
For - further — technical
enquiries call the office of
the
Terrace, B.C, (604) 635-4612.
The towest or any fender not
necessarily accepted.

R.A. Walker
Vice-President

Edmonton, Alberta

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CNRAIL
EQUIPMENT
RENTAL RATES

ie

Contractors are invited {o

submit Sealed quatations for
rental rates on Backhoes

and Pipe Pushers. Rental -

Rates. are to remain in
effect for the year 1984.

e ~wipment will be
required at various
locations between Prince

George, B.C. and Prince.

Rupert, 8.C., on an as-when
and where required: basis.
For further Infarmation and
submission .of quotation
inferested = Contractors
should contact:

Mr, Neil McMillan
Supervisor Signal
Construction

GN. Rail

1077 Eastern Street.

Prince George, B.C.

V2N 2K7

Telephone (404)564-1256
Quotatlons will be recelved
at the above address until
12:00 Noon, Pacific
Standard Time,
Wednesday, February. 29,
1964,

The lowest or any quotation ©

not necessarily accepted.
RA. Walker

Vice President

Edmonton, Alberta

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Province of

British Columbia

Minisiry of: .
Transportation

and Highways
‘HIGHWAYS—TENDERS
Electoral District -Skeena
Highway District Terrace
Project or Job Number
Ci94é} ;
Project or Job Description
High Voltage Electrical
Connection .

Tander documenis with
_ anvelope, plans,
Specifleations and
Ognditions of fender are
ayallable free of charge
ONLY from 200-446 Park
Avenue, Terrace, British

Cglumbla, Phone 635-6254.

between the hours of 6:3
am. end 4:30 p.m. Monday
tg, Friday, excep! Holidays,
n,renders will be opened at
Np. 300 - 4546 Park Avenue,
Terrace, British Colurnbla,
THE TENDER SUM FOR
THIS PROJECT [IS To
INCLUDE
SALES TAX,
Tender opening date:
March 2, 1984 2:00 p.m.
(Fite: $2-0-23}
W.-E. Stanley,
District Highways Manager
AE. Rhodes,
Agting Deputy Minister
(nce3-17,23,29feb)

* USE THE
‘CLASSIFIEDS

sub."

Deposit |

Project Officer, |

Saturday, Feb. 18

Terrace Concert Society
presents Steffan Wegner in
concert at the REM Lee
Theatre at 8 p.m. Tickets
are at Sight and Sound,
Wegner was borrand raised
in Kitimat and received his

early musical training from ©

Joyce Knight. Upon
graduation from’ Mount °
Elizabeth Secondary School -
he studied at UBC for three
years and another three
years with the Trinity
College of Music in
England, From Trinity -
College he received both an
associationship and
licenclate diploma. He
presently teaches piano
with his wife Lemmikki in

_ Kitimat.’

Monday, Feb, 20

Lindsay Setzer not only
has two teenagers of, her -
own, she works with young

* people and their parents
which makes her a goad .

person to talk about you and -
your teenagers: at the

Skeena Health auditorium.

at 7:30 p.m.. She will focus
on the new challenges

parents face today in~

raising teenagres, Such -
topics.as peer pressure-and |:

teaching your teen to be...
responsible will be covered...

Tuesday. Feb. 21. °° -

Cheer-up! ‘Bill and Nell
are back with an all new
action packed fun-filled.
three hour presentation on
the do it yourself way to win
in business, Neil Godin and -
Bill Gibson of Newport
Marketing and
Communications in Victoria
will offer a one evening
business action seminar for
owhers, managers, staff
and the public in the REM

Lee Theatre at 6:45 p.m.’

Tickets. are $20 per
person. Call 695-2063 to
register.

Wednesday, Feb. 22

If Gene Delfont puts you
to sleep you just may wake-
up. with a sudden desire’
never to smoke again, The
hypnotist will. introduce
‘people io self-hypnosis,;
aupply.a- booklet and tape .

, for the, price of cigarettes .:

for one month, $59. He will,
Be at the Inn of the West
(Lakelse) banquet Room at
8 p.m.

The - Boy - Scouts
ceremonies will be held in .
the REM Lee Theatre, at’ 7
p.m. ©
Saturday, Feb, 25

Angele Dubeau, violinst

- will perform in ‘the REM

Lee Theatre at § p.m. with
Andrew Tunis, her ac-
companist: _ Tickets, from
‘Sight and Sound, are $3
advance and $9 at the door:
for'adults; $4.50 advance for
seniors and ‘students and -
$5.50 at the door. She.
possesses an. unusually
beautiful violin sound, a

Warmth and a radiance that

mark . her. immediately as:

:-s0nmieore very special, . aay, ;

‘reviewers:
Until March Hu

The Terrace Public
‘Library presents ‘The’
Magic Carpet'' every
- Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. “There
will. be stories, puppets, |
filmstrips and a good time |
for all children aged 6 to 8 -
years. Please register in -

advance by calling the’,

library at 639-8177. There is.
“no charge. =

Thursday, March 15

The Terrace. Foster

Parents is collecting UPC...

‘box «in Safeway. °

for -

"ota trom the following

Procter & - Gamble

‘Products: Coast, Ivory, _
‘Zest; : Camay, Bounes |;

Downy, Bold, Oxydol, Ivory ’

Snow, Cheer, Tide, - This
project will help -bring
money 'to the B.C: Special:

Olympics. ~ Terrace's
Mentally. Handicapped
Soccer Team won a silver.in-

the BC. Northern: Winter.
Games and.hope to: g0° to
‘Maple Ridge ‘agaln... this.

summer, Anyone wishing to:

_ help us send our teancan
drop off these codes in: ‘the.
“TE: your
would like: more’ -
" information please call-Bev’

~ AL 635-8248 or Jacquie at aa

6727. «

Tuesdays wee
An Alcoholics Anoniyminias -

meeting. takes’ ‘place®at

Sacred Heart Church at abso

Straume from 8: 30 p. m: to:

The “Terrace | -Conce,
Society is ‘pleased ‘to

. announce details of ite”

exciting 1963-84 season‘

‘live performances at’ tie.

REM Lee Theatre.

6 African “Heritage.
Batarday, ‘March !,3, oF:

musicians -* “ present::the'-:
musie “of; South’. Africa,

" thumb pianos, this: group:
. will bring thé.season to: an

; _ exciting, conclusion.

These concerts will have ai

season's tickets, will: be.on;
gale ve short ‘Look out
sy he and” Mckets are $20, ‘adult ($12 at -
application format various >. door), $8 for-students and “ watercololirs are bright and .
Jocatlons around town. For. senior (310 at door)-and can inspired: ‘by. nature: | They.

programs’

If

‘Vbout

A foul-mouthed fowl
that’s been peppering city
residents with salty
language has. Port

‘ Golborne, Ont., Mayor Bob

Saracino a little concerned.
A huge black bird,

believed to be a raven, has °

mastered ‘an . off-color

phrase, ‘which it bellows at.
_ people ata shopping mall
near gne of its favorite |

roosts,
“People are making light
of it, but really it's nothing

to joke and laugh about,”

says Saracino. “It’s just. a
huge bird and if it ever gets

The key to

aggravated, well, it’s got a
large bill on it.”
An inspector from ‘the

local -humane society. has...
‘been ‘pursuing the cursing. -

creature for. two weeks and

" Saracino says he'd “like to”

see it locked away in a bird
sanctuary where it-can stay.

‘out of trouble." "

“It may soon be jailhouse

rock for singer Jerry Lee |

Lewis.

Lewis ‘surrendered

Thursday to U.S. federal —

authorities in Memphis,.
who sought him on charges

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‘tn “addltlon ‘to the regular
concert . ‘greles,. the TCS. is
sponsoring a series of four:
‘Coffee Concerts’, at ‘the:
REM Lee . ‘Theatre on.
Sunday evenings during the.
- fall’ and winter. “ Lacal.”
artists, ‘will -be: ‘featured: ‘int
these concerts » presenting
* variety. ‘of: ‘musical: ‘forms ©
and= ' following “each -
performance, ‘the coffee pot.”
‘will bé on in the lobby so.you:
can meet the. artista ‘and’
‘frlends:for’ -a. chat.”
-afterwards, - "Esch concert .
will be‘about one hourlong -
and there will be'a $2 charge
to help offset. expenses, 7

"April a Pacific Northwest
Music: Festival Winnera; :
The Music Festival always

prédiices™': some. very
talented atudents in various |
categories” a. the
performing.arts, ~ This’,

' exciting: concert ‘will: give : ae

you an opportunity to see
and | hear: the” best ‘of. the
‘performers, - - with -

tation. by the . ‘ea
Festival: winners. who: are’.
°-gélected © to: represent *
Northwes B.C, at the -

Singing, - chanting and’. “Provincial” finals in:
dancing: to "-Relowna itext May,
accompaniment. of ;
traditional. African’ drums,-:

- xylophones, lyres.. cand "Saturday; May 12
~. Terrace and District Aris:

* Council ‘is “Sponsoring a -
- performance of . the .in- .

” ternationally. ‘acclaimed: 46
very wide ‘appeal ~ and:”. piece National, Arts Centre.” Kitimat, Ms. Antoniw is now

of trying to ‘avoid paying - 7
‘almost $1 million in income’ §

Lewis, best known for his a |

Orchestra. The toncert is in
‘the REM: Lee _Theatre.

-be obtained : by ‘writing -
: Merrace .and District Arts +
~Couneil, Box :35, Terrace, :
‘B.C. V8G 4A2.

a

Goin’ On and Great’ Bails of a

Fire, was Indicted: Tuesday

by a federal-grand jury in
Memphis fortryingto evade |
of .up io.

the payment.’
$994,000 in jncome tax for
1975. through 1980.

Heis charged with putting

.Money.and properly in the’

names of ather people to
keep tax collectors from
getting it,- the indictment .
said.

attend lectures at either U.B.C.or
the University of Victorla or courses

by correspondence.

‘Applications for Spring Session
*”_ entry into the C.0.A. program are being -
decepted until-March 2, 1984.

Fot further information contact:

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Kitimat i.
Tuesday, Feb. 21 “
Lindsay. | Setzer.
you and” “your
‘teenager at+ 7:30 p.m." in»
Mount’ Elizabeth. Senior.
Secondary caffeteria. . See:
Terrace item for Feb. 2 for
" détails, woe a

Gene Delfont hopes t to > get
sinokers | to” quit. “at zthe .
“Chalet Hotel banquet tonm .
at 9'p:in. See Tenaee, Feb.
- 22 for ‘details, ve

- Until Feb, 2s ws :
"The award winning noth:

west’ coast: artist, “Vivian.

‘Antoniw will-be the ‘feature '

artist: at. the - Kitimat Cen.
tennial Museum. She has20

‘years® of ‘experience in the

will

arts: She has taught art at
both. the secondary school -

and college level and ’

painted in many towns in:

the norwest, from the queen .

Islands *
- Her

-, Charlotte -
Smithers.

bachelor’ ‘iof education

ae
-eomplishments- include’ a

- degree. as ‘a -doulile® ait:

: Major, -

:- edtication ‘degree’ ‘in'Fine* |. -

Aris, ‘bringing Emily'Carr

“aes .master: OL”

4

College of Art workshops to.

_ Kitimiat,. ‘serving. for

_ living ‘in: Prince ©: Gearge ™
- pursuing - - “career: as’ ‘a,
Her"

professional art ist.

demonstrate ‘her ‘strong

interest in composition:and -

design. One of her recent

> paintings | included waves’

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reminiscent, af the | great ;
, Japanese artist Hokusai.,

Her paintings are studies in

balance’ and, light, with
’ careful attention pald te the
harmony inherent in: a.
natural setting. Kiltmat |

lucky to he the first to show
Ms, Antoniw’s work in 1984,
She already has ‘shows

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and-Princé George. Ms

Antoniw's Exhibit is Feb,.14—
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Museu hours are noon tos.

p.m: Tuesday ‘to Saturday;

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Friday, Feb, 24.
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in the primitive village’ of .
Papaha Maama for four

months. He will show slides

on this exotic area and Jead -
viewers into a world where -
economic... ig ° based’ ‘on
foreign aid from. countries -
like Canada and. workers :
hold “jobs ©. in. » another ;
country. David will present
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