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THANKS K.A.D. FOR VISIT WITH

D.L.J. HOPE ALL 1S WELL.
C.D.J.
9/18p

Wanted

Honest, reliable, cansciencious woman
will babysit in own home. Offers a home-
like atmosphere. Lots of activities and
outings. References available. For further
information, call 635-7915. 9/18p

Mother with daycare training will provide
care in own home, +8 months plus, one to
three days are preferred, receipts given.
Phone 638-0639. /11p

Wanted -- to lease or buy a trapline for the
1991-92 season. Phone Dave at 624-6370.
Sitip

IN THE MATTER OF THE
BANKRUPTCY OF

LIANNE GAIL CROSS
NOTICE is hereby given that
LIANNE GAIL CROSS filed an
assignment on the 27th day of
August, 1991, and that the first
meeting of creditors will be held
on Friday, the 25th day of
October, 1991, at the hour of
11:00 o’clock in the forenoon, at
The Court House, 100 Market
Place, in Prince Rupert, in the
Province of British Columbia.
Dated at Prince George, B.C.
this 29th day of August, 1991.
DELOITTE & TOUCHE INC.
Trustee .

#800 - 299 Victoria Street
Prince George, B.C. V2L 5B8
(604) 564-1111

Deloitte &
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DISTRICT OF STEWART -
The District of Stewart is
accepting sealed bids for the
construction of the following:

1. MAINTENANCE SHOP

2. REFUSE TRANSFER STATION -
Plans and tender packages may
be picked up at the following
locations:

Yellowhead Engineering
3866 Railway Avenue
Smithers B.C.
Telephone: 847-2963

District of Stewart
8th & Brightwell
Stewart B.C.
Telephone: 636-2251

Tenders are to be submitted to:
Jim Ogilvie
Public Works Superintendent
District of Stewart
P.O. Box 460
Stewart B.C.
VOT 1WO
Telephone: 636-2251

Tenders will close at 12:00
p.m., Friday September 20,
1991.

Th west nor any bi

necessarily accepted,

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an ordinary classified
ad that appears in all

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newspapers of the B.C.
and Yukon Community .
Newspaper Association.

If you want to reach
over 3,000,000 readers
for only $195
(up to 25 words)
call this newspaper or
1-669-9222

. NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO APPLY FOR
A DISPOSITION
OF CROWN LAND

Take notice that M. Wayne Epp
for 0.L. 6263 Development
Association of Terrace British
Columbia, occupation- Manager,
intends to make application to
ihe Ministry of Crown Lands
regional office in Smithers,
British Columbia for a 20 meter
tract of land generally situated
46 meters east of the Beam
Station Forest Road, Lakelse
Lake, and more specifically
described in District Lot 6258,
Range 5, CGoast District
containing 0.3 ha (more or less),
commencing at a post planted
46 meters east of the access to
the Beam Station Forest Road.

The purpose for which the land
is required is permanent access
for road and power line right of

way.

Province of

British Columbia Wis
Ministry of ay

Crown Lands

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For heartening information, call

1-800-663-2010

Tired, over-weight and under-
powered, the Terrace Fire Depart-
ment’s Rescue O1 emergency
vehicle is going to be replaced.

Current plans call for purchase of
a truck and chassis this year, with
Money to be set-aside for the in-
stallation of a custom made box in
the 1992 city budget. The total
estimated cost of the new truck is
in the range of $95,000 and the
city will be applying for a 50
percent provincial Joint Emergency
Preparedness Planning grant to
help defray the cost.

The new Terrace emergency
rescue truck will be much more
versatile and bear few similarities
to the current vehicle. The existing
rescue vehicle has space for only
one passenger, no exterior equip-
ment access, inadequate storage
space for emergency response
equipment and no water supply or
pump for fire suppression. In gen-
eral, the truck is not adequate for
the job and inside storage facilities

Art Association needs help
to keep local gallery open

by Diana English

~ The Terrace Public Art Gallery is
alive and well and still living in
the lower level of the Public
Library.

The past year was a shaky one

- for the Terrace Art Association,

the society that operates the art
gallery. They went through a com-
plete board change last September
and spent most of the year at-
tempting to get city funding so the
gallery could stay open. According
to publicity coordinator Joane
Thomson, most of the current
board members are now willing to
accept a nomination to serve for
another year. However, some are
unable to and public, artist and
member support is needed in order
to keep the gallery operating.
After interminable delays last
year the funding request to the city
was refused, However, additional
funds were allotted to the Terrace
and District Aris Council with the
request that the Art Association
apply there for money needed to
operate the Public Art Gallery.
Thomson says they will be apply-
ing to the Arts Council but will
also be pursuing funding from
alternative sources, including ap-

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Terrace Review —— Wednesday, September 11, 1991 Al3
~ City to replace aging fire
_ department rescue truck -—

are considered unsafe.

_ Current plans call for a five-ton
diesel powered truck chassis
equipped with an automatic trans-
mission, disc or air brakes, four-
person capacity and an air cascade

system. An air cascade system
consists of large tanks of com-

pressed air which can be used to
refill Scott air packs or operate
compressed air tools.

The new vehicle will have a low- .

profile and a custom-made, 14-foot

. walk-in style box. Exterior access

to all equipment will be a plus,
and all equipment and cabinets will
be installed on slide-out trays.

Something new will be a command .

radio console, and the truck will be
equipped with a 300-gallon water
tank and pump.

The current emergency rescue
vehicle is used for rescue, hazard-
ous materials incidents, salvage
and overhaul, as a utility vehicle, a
First Responder vehicle and as a
lighting and power source and

plying for grants to bring artists in
for workshops.

According to summer gallery
attendant Cathy Soutar the Public
Art Gallery has proven itself as a
tourist site and showcase for local
artists. She says over 1,500 people
visited the gallery during the past
summer, Of those, 249 visited the
Public Art Gallery on Aug. 3, the
Saturday of Riverboat Days week-
end.

Don Weir’s oil painting will be
featured in the gallery during Oc-
tober. Edward Epp will be show-
ing oils, acrylics and watercolours
in November.

Thomson would like all artists
and crafis people to know that the

Cast filled for new
Little Theatre offering

Contributed by

Terrace Little Theatre

The Terrace Little Theatre’s
upcoming fall production, Hoot-
ers, was cast recently after a large
turmout at director Gordon Oates’
auditions. The play, best de-
scribed as an adult situation com-
edy, will star Kevin Oates and
John McGowan as the two 19-

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YOUR ODDS
AGAINST
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name and address
acknowledgement card.

A thoughtful way to remember is with an In
Memoriam gift to the Heart and Stroke Founda-
tion of B.C. and Yukon. Please mail your donation
_ to the above address and include the name of the
deceased, your name and address, as well as the
of the next-of-kin for an

Maggie Park
#209-4526 Park Ave.,
Terrace, B.C.

V8G 1V1

638-1167

CLA ae

wivisA saved

command post. The vehicle isused =
primarily within city limits, but. poo 8
when called by the RCMP or
ambulance service for out-of-city
calls responds with the Jaws of
Life to rescue trapped motor
vehicle accident victims.

The Provincial Emergency Pro-
gram compensates the city at a rate ; 4
of $100 per call for out of town 7 y
calls at the present time, but with 4
the capabilities of the replacement @
vehicle that rate will be doubled. SO
About 90 percent of all calls == |
attended to by Rescue 01 are with- a oe
in city boundaries but about one
third of all motor vehicle accidents
are outside of the city limits.

oh ee Watts a a a lg og RN

Overhaul of the old vehicle was

‘ considered by the Committee of 5

the Whole, but it was determined a

retrofit would add only five years

to the life of the vehicle. The new ?
truck, however, will have a life ae
expectancy of about 15 to 20 7
years.

Death pees’

Terrace Art Association will be
holding their annual Chrismas = =;  :
Arts and Crafts Sale on Dec. 7 in oh bk:
the Public Art Gallery. Applica- 4 7
tions will be available soon. ie

Another activity the Art Associ- 2 |
ation is hoping to pursue this year f | :
is compiling a list of arts groups in : ;
the area. Thomson says she would
like to compile a list of all the a
practising arts and crafts groups, in : é
all mediums, and their members
that are active around Terrace.

The Terrace Art Association
Annual General Meeting will be fo
held October 7, 1991 at 7 p.m. in a
the Art Gallery. According to
Thomson, community support is
needed now.

year-old males, and Jane Sparkes
as the 22-year-old. The role of
Cheryl, a perfect “10”, goes to
TLT newcomer Anna Strangway.
Ray Mordan will produce, Ken
Morton is stage manager, and the ae
set will be designed by Trudy eee
Ward. The show will open in aceon
mid-November at the McColl URES
Playhouse. - arr

If you don’t know
what’s going on,
things goon
without you.

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