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II TEP.RAeE'."•i!~;', Tire'.i,Kitimat. Shames owes ' more than ment was no longer worth the would do that because that's the should have ai~other refeten- Stikhie'regiOnM distflct ~ sur- $300,000 for:ski ,hlllequipment. amount of the debt, Watmough smart move for them. The bank dfim to See what the taxpayers render the only $ecurity it has if it purchased: fr0n .thi: 'dBtrict said the debenture covered more wants the security and so long think: about it." ' : it decides tb.exchange its debt when :the ::~ dist ictDs Kit- than just the equipment, as we (the district) hold it they Watmough ~/d if Shames re- debenture,: ~/ith/;the i Shames sumkalum ol~rati ,ii closed in Although he was not saying can't get it." Mountain Ski C0rporat|on for quired assistance' from the 1986. ." ':~ ':,:,':. " the district would necessarily While there was a risk the district, he still preferred to pro: shares in that' company, the Watmough~:s~d ~e:qu'estion want to adopt that course of ac- district might never get its district's Thornhill director vide it tfirough an extension of of seeufliy:sh0uld' ~i!a:major tion, he explained under the money back whichever route it the repayment schedule. warns. -, ,. . .. factor:in ~t~y :busii ,,:derision terms of the agreement, "If went, he said giving up security That is a~so the position of Les Watm0ugh:,was commen. yet ~that i~vas~:(jU~ '~What'~ the they default on the loan we take for "shares that may or may not ting on last w~k,s d~isionby Electoral Area C director'Gor' regional:disi'ric~wo~lldbegiving that whole ski hill back, that's make money" put it in a much don Robinson,"I think we Terrace c0uficii .t6. follow up by aCcepting:thiid~a[ii:::i: the kind of security we have." weaker position. Kitimat's. lead:land support a should get out of the ski hill "The debenture,~W~'pretty Noting Shames president Pointing out he regional buisness altogether. It's not a corporatioh' proposM that the firm and gaw.!us:idlilot',more Gerry Martin had told Terrace district held referenda to open regional district ~,ancel the debt proper activity for the board,', ~erityth~'~ybe;~',~me0fthe council the shares-for.debt agd eventually close the Kit- he said, in exchange for,a 28.49 per cent cotii~cil 'member,'read'.eZra/he " swap idea had come from the sumkalum operation, he sug- holding!in Shafiies'and a seat on However, he added, "At this said.: While':kldemen~::iif~b0th bank with which the company gested "now that we're doing point it doesn't matter what I the compemy~sboard of direc- com mun'itie's :~ade was negotiating a loan; Wat- something else again with tax- Les Watmough tors. ~...-. think because Kitimat and Ter* ...... -,,~,~-~-~-'~='~"4 equip- moughsaid, "Certainly abank payers' money, maybe we race have the majority." t.. t~: [.~ )'. ~,.H. A l'~ t,q'~ A ,~ ,*'iI": |4 Bt.. ¥ PARt "((4HI£NT [¢[.l:t('; },'{'.. . ,+ C~R l:l X N i ~'x,.." A""....t I N t , R. - u, • : w '...... ".:~i.:~!': ; .~ t '" t ]ff £TA NTII- A D

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becoming nasty, I TERRACE -- Contract talks It blames the slow pace of Chapman Said board between local teachers and the negotiations on the TDTA for negotiators want .time to school district are degenerating demanding changes in virtually methodically go through the into warfare, 'says Terrace every clause and "all but aban- union's proposals, adding such District Teachers Association doning the current collective negotiations can't be rushed. (TDTA) president Greig agreement." "That sort of steamroller Houlden. Houlden admitted progress bargaining is irresponsible," He said the school board is has been quite slow in the talks, she said. following the same pattern that but called the board's version of She rejected Houlden's ac- resulted in last year's • 19-day events ' 'garbage.' ' cusations that the board is prim- teacher strike. Houlden said the board is ing the process for confronta- "They seem determined to deliberately delaying talks. "We tion by making public escalate these negotiations into have continually put forward statements about the negotia- a confrontational mode, and more bargaining dates than tions. we're not sure why," Houlden they've been willing to agree "That's absolutely wrong. said last week. "We don't to." We're a public body and we've regard public head-bashing as a He said the union has tried to • got a responsibility to answer to productive way of carrying out keep negotiations on a positive public groupsi" Chapman ex- coll.ective bargaining. I'm .not footing and not make .any plalned. "I don't think we're s~r6~ ithe::~b0ard has'.~learned public Co~ent on the :tMks. ~:,esealatingsmlythins. :Our 0nly anything from the last round of "They're obviously upping intedtis-t~ keep out public in- negotiations." the ante as far as taking the formed; and I think we have a He 'called recent board negotiations out into the public responsibility to do that." statements on the tone of realm," Houlden said. "We're She said the union presemed bargaining "ridiculous accusa- extremely dissappointed by 92 pages of proposals asking for tions." that. But if the board is intent everything they didn't get last In particular' Houlden on reducing negotiations to the year, as well as concessions won pointed, to the board's recent level "of public warfare, we're by unions in other districts. newsletter on the status of going to have to make some ',It's like a huge grab bag. negotiations, which has been hard deCisions about respon- They're trying to put articles in distributed to some parent ding in kind." the contract to cover every groups. '': School board spokesman Kris possible eventuality. I don't know if there's any paranoia there, or what." Houiden said many changes Hypnosis used have been requested, but the board-is- ~so bargaining for "clawbacks" in many areas. The two-year contract signed in murder probe last year expires June 30. The TERRACE -- Investigators are He said the shock of the inci- two sides next meet May 13 and using hypnosis to draw out new dent has blocked the minds of 14. The school board has said it information from the survivors some of the men to the hyp- has budgeted money for a six of a deadly explosion that killed notist's attempts to draw out per cent increase in teachers' two miners last year at a gold unconscious recollections. salaries in the new contract. mine development north of "It's difficult for the hyp- Stewart. notist to get to first base in a lot But Prince Rupert RCMP of the cases," Jones explained. Const. Mark Jones said last "It's hard to imagine six or week the tactic has so far been seven hundred pounds of ex- unsuccessful because of the plosives going off around you, trauma suffered by the miners but I guess that'~ enough to as a result of the Feb. 2, 1989 scramble anyone's brains." blast at Newhawk's Sulphurets The biggest problem for property. police is figuring out a motive Mine foreman Claude Weber for a deliberate killing, he said. and supervisor Otto Sawatsky "What kind of. normal per- were killed and three others son would do that, and why? were injured when 300 Did he want to shut the mine kilograms of explosives down and didn't know people detonated. RCMP still believe were down there or what7 It's a the blast was deliberately set, tough one, but we're still work- and are continuing to treat the ing on it." case as a murder investigation. He said RCMP suspect at Jones said hypnosis least one of the men that was treatments haven't turned up underground at the time is any new leads) but one of the responsible for the blast, or at miners is to undergo another least knows more than they're session after an ~rlier one fail- tellins. "But we still don't have ed. a bad guy," Senior service i needs outlined Northwest Roundup TERRACE -- There should be several specific issues,sald use- " . more housing for seniors..better cond meeting will be: held later • :transportation for Seniors and a this mo0th to decide h0wt0 fill. central office for. information the gaps, '., .... !i/,. . seniors may need,: a meeting "What we're looking at .are decided last week, : '~!..,< services for>i~ntors; so ,<.mey ! The m ~,i.':: ate=-~ ':: ~:- don,t have to,move awayand to:. :~I : ?~'~ " Y"'~:'°Y~ convlnce:O~!d~lo":tO move ~ peep e set out wnat emsts.ln tile - '" -~J "~th .... 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Page A2 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 Share swap backed Danny Sheridan, would be Dave Hull, however, remaine "disastrous" for the communi- unmoved. While shehad no ot Mountain Ski Corporation ty. Proposing council support jection to individual alderme: president Gerry Martin, Terrace the swap deal in principle, he "dipping into their own pocket in point form council has decided to support a said the idea the debenture held and buying as many shares i! TERRACE -- Here's a regional district debt for the proposal that would see the by the regional district was "an Shames as they wish,'! Hallod~ breakdown of the regional equipment. company pay off its debt to the extremely valuable commodity" said she was "adamantly oppos s regional district with shares,: was an illusion. Thevalue of the ed" to using taxpayers mone: district.Shames Mountain • The Shames corporation, Ski Corporation proposal to In doing so, aldermen revers, ski' hill equipment was now ' far to do so, " except for one small pay- ed an earlier committ~ of 'the less than the am0unt owed and Echoing that view,: Hull sai, convert the debt the latter ment, did not meet the an. owes into shares in the com- whole recommendation 'the if the project didnot go ahead, Sh~es' I own figures:suggeste~ nual schedule. It has been regional district instead agreeto the debenture would prove wor- it would have nO'i difficult,. pany, renegotiated three tLmes. • The regional district in the assist the corporation ~through thless, he said, ' : :~ meeting the extended repaymen • Also owed by the corpora- 1980s bought a lift and other yet another restructuring...... of the Pointing out the repa~ent Schedule: put forward by th, tion is $94,000 in interest. equipment and opened up a debt repayment schedule. schedule had already been committee of the whole ski operation on Kit- • The proposal by the Expressing Shames' "disap- renegotiated a numberof times, Describing the proposed new sumkalum Mountain. Shames corporation would pointment" with rthat recom, alderman Mo Takhar added, terms as "very generous", he Gerry Martin • That meant borrowing turn the debt into eqtiity by mendation, Martin accused the "Who knows? Over the next 10 added, "It would be hard to money through a debenture. issuing shares to the regional city of dragging its feet and fail- years we'll probably be doing find a sweeter deal," Security for the debt came district. This means.' the ing to adequately support the the samething. If ~eget shares, The motion to support the Darryl Laurent and Bob Cooper from the lift and other equip- regional district would give corporation's efforts to then we're done~itil i~'?~:i'~hare.swap deal passed four sided with Sheridan and ment. The debt won't be paid up its security on the debt. establish the facility. Aldermen Ruth Hallock and votes to two when aldermen Takhar. back until the year 2000 and The ski company also wants Martin said the shares for , there is still $456,000 the interest forgiven. debt swap was the idea of a outstanding. , • Regional district directors bank with which the corpora, • The oPeration never made from Terrace, Kit,mat, Thor- tion had been negotiating for money and was closed by nhill and the rural area stret- additional financing as it would referendum in 1986. ching south of Terrace must create additional equity in the • Also in that year the approve the proposal. That's ski venture. Shames Mountain Ski Cor- because taxpayers in those He warned council's failure poration bought the equip- areas are directly paying for to support the proposal "will ment for use on Shames the original district debt and jeopardize the speed with which Mountain. *The purchase because payments from the the project takes place," Pdee of $313,000 (it later Shames corporation were to creating the "distinct possibili- rose to $322,000) was to be help pay down that debt. ty" there would be no skiing paid back in annual in- • The debt-to-shares pro- this winter. Martin also suggested some stallments. The debt is posal, as well as the proposal THESE PRICES IN EFFECT secured by a debenture on to forgive the interest corporation directors were so the equipment and on other payments, must first be ap- frustrated at the apparent lack THURSDAY assets of the ski corporation. proved by the provincial of support from the city, FRIDAY SATURDAY • Those installments were government before the another rebuff might prompt MAY meant to help pay down the regional district can vote. them to consider abandoning the project. That, maintained alderman I I.I ",t ] Directors favour doea!

Mountain Ski Corporation son have between them. The re- shares-for-debt proposal with maining directors responded as the Kitimat-Stikine regional follows: district apPears certain judging Alice Maitland (Village of from responses of district direc- Hazelton - one vote) -- Holding tors. shares in Shames at least offers ment initiative, Shames is hard A poll of electoral area direc- the possibility the communities to beat." While the district ROUND tors indicates Les Watmough which are paying off the Kit- should exercise caution in and Gordon Robinson will find sumkalum debt will get their reaching a decision, he noted themselves on their own in op- money back and maybe more. other argument it "could lose it STEAKS kg. posing the swap. It is still sub- "It seems like a good idea to all anyway" if it did not ap- LB, 6.57 ject to approval by the me." prove the deal. municipal affairs ministry. • Harry Nyce (Nass Valley - ,Andy Burton (Stewart. one;" Kit`mat and Terrace councils one vote) -- Development of a vote) -- "~We have: no money, in~ have already passed resolutions ski hill would be a good thing it so financially it!s nothing to of support guaranteeing 12 for the entire area and he us. If the people that are paying MESH , favourable votes -- double the therefore supports the project, the bill have no problem with it, I certainly would have no quar- rks rel with it and I'm sure my HOW votil WO councilwouldn'teither."Although Pete Weeber (New ORA-NGE Hazelton.- one vote) and Gor- TERRACE -- The regional reserves) als0 have three votes don Sebastian (Hazeltons district will have to take two each while the remaining five reserves - three votes) could not separate votes amongst its directors have one each for a be reached for comment last board members to approve the total of 26. week, Weeber has already ex- deal to change the Shames The municipal affairs pressed support for the deal. Mountain Ski Corporation debt ministry must approve the debt- A tally of the above indicates Bulk Dept. : into shares. to-shares arrangement before it at least 17 of the total 26 votes The first of the votes, said can be voted upon by the to be cast will be in favour of SWEET GREEN district administrator Bob regional district. accepting the Shames proposal. OR HOT DOG ¢ Marcellin, would be held bet- t ween the four areas responsible for the debt incurred when the NV'rth Nutri[$ystem., ' regional district bought equip- ment for its now-closed Kit- I permanently lowered my weight 126 Ibs. sumkalum ski hill. i lowered my cholesterol, too." RELIS'H This vote is necessary because 100g the equipment was subsequently The Nutrl/System• Weight Loss Program includes a variety of delicious meals and snacks, nutritional and behavioral counseling, sold to the Shames Mountain light activity,and weight maintenance. Ski Corporation. Money from that sale was to go to paying down the original Kitsumkalum debt. Bakery Dept. Although the Kitsumkalum oPeration closed in 1986, the ASSORTED reg!onal district's debt for the equipment won't be paid off until the year 2000. Those four areas responsible "SAFE easyand i STRUDELS permanentweight for the original Kitsumkalum 10ss ,, 6 Packl debt are through yearly Professl0nal/ payments by taxpayers are supervision i; Kit,mat, Terrace and electoral EA. areas C (south of Terrace) and ~...... ;'~(,'i E (Thomhill). Kitimat and Ter- ~i~ i i~ • race both have two represen- CARNATION tatives each on the Kit- sumkalum debt committee and the electoral areas one each. Given Kitimat and Terrace EVAPO- : ,. councils have both indicated they are prepared to support the proposal, it appears certain the RATED function's recommendation will be to accept the swap. ~i; ~:~ The second vote involves the :~ ~'~~ Our client, entire regional district board as i'~'~i~ Tom Lindenrneyer, MILK although the four areas are ~:~,~ lost 126 /be. 355 mL. Lirnit 6. directly responsible, the entire !i~i~ district is liable and must up- i~:,'iiii O~w lira glllm WMh~ ' sTo.= sou.s:-----1 prove the deal, said Marcellin, He said directors will cast ballots based on the l, weighted vote" system which gives one vote for every 2,000 population or part thereof (1,999 people nutans 1 vote, 2,001 means two). r That gives each Kitlmat and Terrace director three votes for a ~total of 12 between the two communities. Electoral areas C, E and B (Hazeltons area ~

• i '¸ il Father :...... : TerraceStandard,Wednesday, May 2, 1990- PageA3': !

blasts ':: N U rs e defends i council TERRACE -- Chris Parsons, abortion talks wh0se six-year-old son Joey drowned March 23 when he fell TERRACE -- A local through the ice on a man.made registered nurse charged with pond off Orde Road last week unethical conduct because she promised council he would not had conversations with hospital let the issue die until something patients about abortion says she was done to remove the hazard. did so because they weren't The pond was created when given complete information Samson's Poultry Farm owner about the after effects of the Stan Kinkead dammed Heek procedure. Creek which flows through his "Women were not, are not, property and was the subject of given enough information a 1986 complaint from an adja- beforehand -- the less said the cent property owner about the better," said lsobel Brophy. backed-up water flooding his Her hearing on the charges by land. the Registered Nurses Associa- Pointing out council resolu- tion of B.C. (RNABC) begins May 7. tion 449 (passed April 28, 1986) required Kinkead to fill in most Brophy faces disciplinary ac- of the pond and erect a fence tion up to and including loss of around the remainder, Parsons her nursing licence which means loss of her job if the charges are accused aldermen of failing to upheld by the RNABC inquiry. fulfill their duties by not enforc- "The initial response is relief ing.that order. Isobel Brophy but it is only down the road, a i! "Why did you guys wait and month or year later, that wait and not take any action?" women come into realizing the Brophy does not deny she had he asked, adding he could not !i, ',real knowledge of what they conversations with patients, but understand why now, even after have done -- about what abor- said she never forced herself on the"death of his son, nothing tion really is. The women begin the patients. was being done. "What if this to suffer," she said. "They (the conversations) was your child, what if this was The psychological effects of were always with women who your property...something abortion are known as the post- were open (to talk)." she said. would have been done by now." abortion syndrome but the pro- Brophy also denies the sug- Emphasizing he was not seek- cedure may also have physical gestion by the RNABC that the ~ing an apology from or the sym- effects, Brophy added. health risk to the woman pathy of council members, Par- Brophy was charged follow- scheduled to have an abortion sons called0~ the city to follow ing an investigation by the during the 1989 strike was in- through on its 1986 decision RNABC concerning several in- creased by her actions. "before someone else's child cidents during the 1989 strike by "The union reps and the dies." nurses. hospital were more concerned While council members did Brophy told her union and about a public backlash .... if not respond directly to Parson's Mills Memorial Hospital she they believed it was in the best questions, they passed a motion and other nurses would picket interests of the patient, they to seek legal opinion on whether the facility to protest an abor- should have proceeded," she the city had the power to take tion scheduled to take place said. action to eliminate the hazard during the strike. Brophy said her defence of and, if so, at what point it could The abortion, said Brophy, the charges will rest on inform- invoke that power. did not fall under guidelines of ed consent for a woman who is While he recognizes the the hospital providing only considering an abortion. public~"just want to see the essential medical services. "A nurse has an ethical issue~rectified," mayor Jack The abortion was cancelled as responsbility to ascertain Taistra says there is a process a result of letters sent by Brophy whether this (informed consent) the city must follow before it to the hospital and her union. has been done and whether the can go any further in the Heek Eggs When it did take place after the patient has all this knowledge." Creek pond cont.roversy.. strike, the RNABC alleges the "Physicians don't take the Having received a letter from health of the woman was placed time, some don't have an in- Chris Parsons' lawyer, council in danger because of the ad- terest ... some ~e not aware of had followed normal procedure away!! vanced stage of the pregnancy. or educated in the side effects of by i~diately.~refc~ng .it, to THE EVER~PDPULARegg drop as part of area schools' science fair drew a crowd Saturdayat the ~ A RNABC investigator look- abortion;,'~ she~said; ...... ,, their~iown solicitor~:~ "What .:~Caled0hla~dt~ing lot as students found out if their careful packin~ of'twoTaw eggs,in d milkcar -' ing into' that 'situation' aiso Brophy added she'would'not i~ey :~t is 'a cbmp~te asses's- ~ ton prevented them from being broken. The Terrace fire department provided the ladder and received information that be facing the disciplinary hear- ment of the situat~bn before ~ Jim Stainton was the flrefighter on top to do the testing honours. Brophy had conversations with ing if her actions had been anything is done," he said, ad- patients five times between 1986 about any other medical situa- ding council was simply follow- and 1989. tion. ing that advice.

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. ' . , , MADNESS ENDS • : II I~ One of the best kept secrets of any were chastized because they paid for public servant is that joyous time called helicopter time from one budget year but March Madness. That's the final month didn't use the time until the next budget of any government department's budget year. year. As March approaches, public ser- One move toward better control and vants realize they haven't spent all the spending of provincial government ~qV: money to which they have been en- money was announced two weeks ago in trusted. the new budget. It involves highways And so starts a game of use it or lose construction. Money not spent in one it. Public servants must spend every pen- year won't necessarily be lost forever. ny in their budget. There is no reward Instead, it can be transferred over to the for saving. And because power in a new budget year. This makes sense bureaucracy lies in how much money because construction projects are often /0¢¢1m. I ¢. each has, it's hard to justify asking for subject to factors causing delays or .tOo ", '.3, increases in a new budget year when the cancellations that are beyond the control previous year's budget hasn't been of those who manage them and their spent. budgets. Using it or losing it can take many dif- The highways construction approach ferent forms. A careful perusal of will ultimately mean better use of public Relax, it's only .~,., government offices may turn up new money and provide a more rational ap- phone systems or new office furniture in proach to the way the government does March. Even those public servants who business. It's also one of the few things a couple of billion develop creative approaches to better the provincial government has done that manage their budgets run into trouble. isn't couched in some form of political VICTORIA -- One can only ~O Last year, provincial wildlife biologists rhetoric. marvel at the audacity of a government that tries to slip $5 Fro[l~ th~ billion worth of spending past the legislature in one after- Oapltal I~~I ~ '1 4" noon. The money, said finance Please, n ot again minister Mel Couvelier last week, was urgently needed to the hypocrisy of government Maillardville-Coquitlam), Barely one year after teachers and the have valid points. And although one meet salary and welfare pay- MLAs who accuse the oppom school district subjected students, should never hesitate to help somebody ment obligations. Bureaucrats '" usually a soft-spoken and ~n~"~vl~lfare?~ii)ienff~lr6~tld~: .~ .~on,..of. being irresponsible,o. , for, .. ) , friendl,,=t,,,,e~,, accused the parents and taxpayers to a D-day strike, with a problem,.. . if they'~o~~ ~_~_ [f£~ck~~- ,~ ~ ~tff'T,, .,%~ ~,~ ~ .~, , : ~; ;: .... ,, ,~ holding up the bzlbThey try.to. ~S0¢reds,,o'~,,rro~ance and they are at it again in attempts to reach the sam~" problem tim~[/n~'tii~e ~gain, ~ 'b~'soJucky, ~ , "~ ~"f "' = tell us the NDP wants welfare hypocrisy'~ for twing to slip The $4.9 billion the govern- recipients to starve. What rot. the $5 billion caper past them. yet another contract settlement. they obviously prefer the problem over ment wants to spend without If anyone stands to be ac- any solution. debate represents about0ne- "What colossal arrogance. It's obvious that the divisions within cused of irresponsibility it's the So, more creative solutions are third of the entire 1990-91 They are afraid to deal with government. First it delays the the district over the past decade haven't budget introduced a week the public debate that is go!rig necessary. We have two suggestions. budget by a month with the gone away. Things are as worse as they earlier. The method by which to take place in this House -- One is to airlift board and teacher flimsy excuse that the federal the government sought ap- in this Legislature and in every: ever have been. The board doesn't like budget has thrown B.C.'s negotiators to a far away place -- Baffin proval isn't new. Every year, corner of the province -- on the teachers. The teachers don't like the fiscal plans out of kilter; then Island, for instance -- where they can the legislature, debates and their incompetence and it wants to spend a third of the board. fairly quickly approves an in- mismanagement," Cashore yammer to their hearts' content. Or lock budget without accountability. terim supply bill that said. And as usual, each side is intent upon up the parties in one room. Nobody is "Not a dime without authorizes the government to More than one NDP MLA inflicting themselves on a weary public. allowed to go to the bathroom until a' debate" was the Socreds' bat- spend a certain amount of wondered aloud why th~ tle cry when the NDP was in This is not to suggest each side does not contract has been reached. money before the spending government was trying to get power. I agreed with the estimates are passed. its hands on that much money. Socreds at the time and I now What's new though is the A lot of them suspected that agree with the NDP. huge amount. The $5 billion Premier Vander Zalm plans:to the government wanted in an "We can't condone call an election and doesn't afternoon's debate is enough want any detailed scrutiny of to run the province for four blowing one-third of the the government's spending The pond has to go months. budget with almost no practices. I'll go along with The NDP made it very clear legislative control It's that. that they weren't about to go undecent. It's This is perhaps the only In the six weeks since six- along with the scheme and undemocratic," chance the NDP has to talk year-old Joey drowned under would hold the bill up for about the budget before the ice of a man-made pond, ci- Through weeks if necessary, and so they The government's attempt to Vander Zalm calls an election,. ty council has done nothing but should. An opposition that circumvent legislative control and they should make the most shuffle the problem from one Blfoeol, I #" rubber-stamps such a request of its spending has sparked of it. meeting to another, despite its ought to be runout of the pro- some of the best debate I've An election this year is Resolution no. 449 which vince. heard in years. Gone is the almost a certainty. The only ordered the pond filled in and The trend towards ever- sweetness and light that mark- question is when-- in spring fenced by August 31, 1987. ed much of last year's session. or in fall? Until recently, I • While council dilly-dallies, bigger amounts to be spent Bob Williams, NDP MLA have been leaning towards fall, the pond poses a risk to other in 1986: that this constructed she'd retreat into the house for before the budget is passed but I'm not so sure any more.: neighbourhood youngsters. If pond on private property another spell. By suppertime the was evident last year when the for Vancouver East, accused council can't comprehend the presented a tempting hazard to border was only stems, but the legislature apporved two in- government MLAs of making Piecing together isolated bits danger as parents, surely they young children, particularly kid was very much alive. terim supply bills, one for "C.D. Howe look like a of information some of my can grasp it as grandparents. when ice-covered. All levels of government $3.28 billion, the other for piker." His most acid som- contacts have given me, there is a good chance Vander Zalm~ Council has a duty to enforce "Hell is paved with good in- frustrate us from time to time $1.94 billion, that was bad ments were reserved for the its resolutions -- unless passing tentions", observed someone with their dithering. Whether its enough, but $5 billion is Socred MLAs who rejoined will pull the plug very soon. motions is council's idea of who had been studying govern- a school board squeamish about unaceptable. their caucus after a short-lived Right now, things look pret- creating jobs. ment performance, no doubt. sizing up the issue of condom If detailed debate of govern- rebellion. ty good for the Socreds, , Since Section 936 of the Why do I guess that? machines in schools; a regional ment spending is to mean "You and your back-bench Vander Zalm has regained Municipal Act gives the city the district so beguiled by fantasies friends always vote the way the mueh:0f his popularity,andthe Three years before the anything at all, if the people authority to fill in the pond and of downhill skiing it's eager to government tells you to, budget news is still fresh on Hagersville tire fire, Ontario's we elect are to he more than a fence it themselves at the pro- forgive almost $400,000 debt people's minds. environment ministry ordered costly tradtion, we can't con- without any information what- perry owner's expense, why for a chance to co-sign a private the tire owner to reduce the size done blowing one-third of the soever -- you and the others The trick is to get the elec- hasn't council done so? Are enterprise's bank loan; or a pro- of his stockpile as a safeguard budget with almost no who disappeared fromthe • tion campaign over with before they waiting for the greenhouse vincial government that widens against an inferno. But govern- legislative control. It's inde- caucus and crawled back on the public figures Out that a, effect to evaporate the water? highways while sending patients balanced budget isn't ' " ment never enforced their "out" for surgery. cent. It's undemocratic. And it their bellies in the last month In April, 1986 council necessarily balanced. But mor'e order. The pond has to go. makes me bloody mad. or so," Williams said. ordered five steps be taken to What gets me even more is John Cashore (NDP about that some other time. correct the problem. Yet three Recently in the Bronx, New years later their order is still un- York, 87 people died from fulfilled. smoke inhalation when the If I were mayor of Terrace, I Happy Land nightclub was set would have had every ~ivallable ablaze, The city had condemned truck hauling f'dl and bulldozers the bulding years earlier. But levelling that pond before doc- the city of New York never en- tors at Mills Memorial declared forced their order. the child dead. Hell, if I were ,These instances remind me of mayor, l'd have made sure the a nelshbour one hot summer tl , P , . i AUgust 1987 deadline was com- afternoon. Her toddler plagued W plied with. To the letter, her by plucking bloss6ms~ from But I'm not mayor. I'm a her walkway border of mother, with a heartfelt em- petunias. With the regularity of pathy for a family that suffered a cuckoo clock, she'd exit from the consequences of the very the house screaming, "lf you do ~k muncil wa~W~ned about,/~at again, I'll kill you.", Then 7~,~ ~~.'~ ~.~,~:,~.~ ~,...¸ : ...... # Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 - Page A5

! Rental crisis str k:mS !! home fo r yo u ng i ly I Billings, not I : TERRACE -- After four years •-.away, Kevin Marshall returned to Terrace six months ago br- income the issue in~ng with him wife Stephanie An open letter to: difference in provincial bill- .and their 'baby daughter, Teresa Nicholl, M.D. ing patterns. 'Heaven. Terrace, B.C. I add, it's perhaps a com- • "l-like this country," he ex- mentary on the state of our plalned. "This place has got Dear Dr. Nicholh medical system, that Terrace ,,some kind of magnet I think -- Thank you for your letter residents needing emergency :everybody who leaves comes regarding news coverage of room czre might receive it back sooner or later." physician billings in Terrace from a physician coming off But much as he may like it, and Kitimat (Apr. 25, 1990). a 32 hour shift, sometimes Key!n, faces the very real I am sorry you felt the report working under conditions of possibility his young family will did not give the complete pic- extreme duress, I also agree ,soon have to leave the com- ture ~¢egarding -doctors' net it's difficult to attach a dollar mtmi'ty. Although recently laid incomes, but, the report was figure to the stress and 'off'from his supervisor's job not about doctors' net in- • with a local janitorial contrac- comes. The story dealt with tor, it is not the lack of employ- billings to the Medical Ser- The story dealt with ment that may drive them out f vices Plan and how those -- lie sees no difficulty in fin- billings to the Medical ding another job. charges vary between Ter- Services Plan and how ',...,...._,.,, .--/ -: ,~]~.,~, . race/Kitimat and the rest of .,,,What he cannot find is a the province, those charges vary bet- pl~ee to live. . J Of course, office and other ween Terrace/Kitimat When they first arrived, he overhead costs must be paid and the rest of the pro- said, they stayed with his • " ,7-. ,~ out of the money received, vince. parents but with three of them, ,\ 7 r ff but these costs are not unique that ~wasn't a long term solu- to the northwest, nor are tion. "Since then it's been all they, I suspect, greatly dif- responsibilities of the motels." ferent from other parts of the medical practice, as it is, for And while he has no com- province. However, charges all work done for society. plaints about the motel they are to the Medical Services Plan Again the news report did staying at, Kevin points out, do vary significantly between not deal with this issue; it "It's not a good place to live, Terrace/Kitimat physicians merely indicated latest no hotel or motel is." and their provincial counter- government figures show it's not for want of trying STI LL SEARCHING. When Kevin Marshall, 25, decided to return to Terrace last year, his father warned parts, as does the rate of in- medical doctors in Terrace that they're still living there. him it would probably be difficult to find a place to live. Six months later he and wife Stephanie, 19, crease in the charges and this and Kitimat are, on average, Having spent most of 25 years know that only too well. Still unable to find rental accommodation, the couple and eight-month-old is what the news report was busier than most. I should in Terrace, Kevin knew a lot of about, mention TK News also people who rented out proper- daughter Heaven have been living in motels for most of that time. Kevin says although there is a lot of construction going on in the community, 'q'hey're building to sell, they're not building anything to rent It follows if doctors here reported Prince Rupert ties. He phoned them all, but have higher billings than dec- physicians bill the govern- without success. anymore." The lack of a home may eventually force the Marshalls to leave the city. tors elsewhere in the pro- ment, on average, less than They both listen to the radio vince, the local doctors must what doctors in other parts abandoning his studies and the every chance they get and scan say they are ready to let him go The dilemma facing the Mar- also be busier and this was of B.C. bill. city because he couldn't find a the classified ads in the if that's what it takes to get a shalls now is while Kevin wants pointed out in the report. In closing, I appreciate place to live. newspapers every week. "But place. With that in mind, they to find another job and is sure The report also revealed Dr. your interest in the story. "If things don't get better, everytime I've phoned a place have even gone tO see 'no pets' he can do so, the couple first Pieter Van Herk is the area's Judging from comments since I got back, it's been taken places only to find they were too need to know they will be stay- we're going to have to leave too busiest doctor, although it received, others were also in- and I don't want to move out of or,~they won't take pets." The small. ing in Terrace. And that means did not elaborate on his terested. I note, your com- Marshalls' pet is Bear, a big but finding a place to rent. this country," he adds. hours of work, which you ments do not question the friendly dog they got because "One we looked at in Thor- The couple have another pro- have done in your letter. I, facts of the story, but rather Pointing out they are not the blem to face beginning tomor- Kevin's job meant a lot of night nhill was no bigger than this," too, would not trade salaries what some might construe Kevin said, gesturing to the few only ones in this situation, row. That's the day they will work. with Dr. Van Herk if I had to from it. hundred square feet that serves Kevin says a friend who had just have to start paying summer But even though he has prov- put in the hours he does. But Sincerely, put in a month at Northwest rental rates at the motel -- $800 ed to be a fine watchdog and is as kitchen, dining and living again, the report was not Blaine Gaffney Community College ended up good with the baby, the couple room. per month. about the justification of News Director

t.- Tight' . ' rental "' market to continue• ~-. . , ~11111~,.,,,,o.n....ra,,or,ho ,__ , S,..a,road.,,ers TERRACE -- It will be the end rental housing markets in the of only a year previously, that remained the case. He uoctor on Sta rn p of the month before the Curia- province. Noting the number of places therefore expected this month's dian Mortgage and Housing CHMC's last survey, con-avallableforrentinthecom-figurestoshowitcontinningat Corporation brings out its latest ducted in October 1989, showed munity had remained "fairly below one per cent. draws - protest rental vacancy statistics, but its the local vacancy rate had static" over the past six months, market analyst does not expect shrunk to just 0.6 per cent, the All Manouchehri said the However, while constructing th e new figures will show any let lowest in northern B.C. It was vacancy rate could not improve new rental units might appear to Art open letter to: Papineau volunteers who up'in what is one of the tightest also less than one-sixth the rate to any significant extent while be the only way to reverse the Mr. Donald H. Lander, fought for the Communists situation, Manouchehri era- President and Executive in the Spanish Civil War? I phasized "We have to very Officer, would not be at all surprised!

Many people have to buy =°f°'blem." d.,n, the pro- DearCanadaPost Mr. Lander: tions,Let memakesomesugges-Mr. Lander. Stick to This letter is to protest the honest, hard-working A good deal of the demand, your use of Communist Nor- and wholesome, or use birds, TERRACE -- The local rental explained, adding many of range, Stach said, "They take he explained, was only tern- man Bethune's picture on the animals and plants, as so porary and generated by people 39 cent postage stamp, many countries do. Her Ma- accommodation situation can those enquiries came from poe- something they can get into and who only intended to be in the I recall the use of Louis jesty the Queen looks well on be summed up quite simply, ac- pie who only expected to be here can sell later when they find the community for a year or two. Riel's picture a few years our postage. cording to a local realty agent, for a limited time. home they would really like." He said this was particularly back, and wonder how deep We have even known some "Demand is strong, supply is However, the problem is the Mobile homes were proving true of those in the construction in the barrel you will go in worthy statesmen and ever- close to zero," said Hans Stach, same for those moving here particularly popular, Barbosa industry, adding the permanent order to find pictures to day heroes, such as the un- adding the apparent continued with longer term residence in added. Where there had been a workforce was often far less adorn our Canadian postage forgettable Terry Fox. Try to influx of newcomers to Terrace mind, Ferguson pointed out. number of such homes on the than the number of workers means rental units are almost "Normally, these people would market a year ago, n9w there needed to construct a given stamps. Would it be safe to be positive and avoid those impossible to find. rent and then look for the right were "very, very few." facility. assume that all of our wor- who either worked against house," he explained. Mobile homes, he explained, thwhile and honest people, the majority public interest That view was echoed by Whatever their long term in- are attractive because they are Pointing to past examples.-- past and present, will be or went to aid and abet the fellow realtors Joe Barbosa and tentions, all three realtors agree relatively easy to sell. such as Kitimat -- where shoved aside in your up- Communist takeover of our Verne Ferguson who said their the accommodation squeeze Even if a mobile home owner numerous rental units were built parent attempt to depict the erstwhile Chinese friends. agencies were fielding a steady means many newcomers are sells'for less than than his or her during a construction boom on- sordid, the revolutionary and Needless to say, I do not stream of enquiries for places to purchasing in the absence of an purchase price, Barbosa con- ly to fall empty once that period the eccentric on this nation's buy or use the Bethune rent. "They see a vacant house alternative, tinued, the amount would pro- came to an end, Manouchehri mall? stamp. and call to see if they can rent it Indicating most of the buying bably be less than the cost of said, "Hopefully we have learn- Is it also possible that Yours truly, or rent-to-purchase," Barbosa was of homes in the lower price renting over the same period, ed from that lesson." future postage stamps will Thomas Atrill feature the Mackenzie- New Hazelton, B.C. One way to boost housing Note Earth Day ~.~ t,] ~'Q~' : " " :~;~! for such developments in the Management Commission pro- ~ ~ r , '11 ~,~ ., ; community, Sheridan pointed could offer a solution to ~t J~] "' :~'~ '~ ' !i~ ." ! ~ out the Muks-Kum-Ol housing all year round themodationmember city's of chronic thatshortage, accom-body rentalsays but local a /~~~i~~~.~llll"~ ,i~ ~N:~¢~)/~. ~...... ': ~ i'~., ~. ~' ~ twosociety years projects had created overpaStnew athe signifi- Dear sir: To control toxic emissions .~~~11~ cant number of rental The contribution to Earth by industry, the millions of developers so far have shown ~ ~ .... ~ ' units. Day published in the April 18 car exhausts, sulphur-dioxide little interest. ~~i~' i~'ili:~"~ ~ ~!~~',~,~ ~~ "~~ .~...~y.?!:-:i':. Given the families moving in- Terrace Standard signed by fallout, the carbon-dioxide The rental supply program ~ ~t ' : to those units had been renting the teachers of the district is buildup and associated Offers" developers -- either ~ ~'~~,~<~:'~"='1'~',,,i.i...... ~ ,...... '~"~,~~ '' , ' elsewhere until then, It should commendable and it would depletion of the life-giving private or non-profit- a sub- ~,-~,~ • ~ have freed up rental accom- be difficult to contest the oxygen are a few of the ma- sidy to "reduce mortgages to only '~ii~ : ~ modation throughout the corn- value of its recommenda- jor complex problems we eight. per cent, says Danny ~~' ~,,,..,~...... ~.,< I munity,- he said. However, the tions, face. Sheridan. It's offered in areas ONE KIND of housing to alleviate the rental crisis in Terrace Is a latest CMHC vacancy rate I would however consider How do we eliminate the where there is two per cent or 13-duplex complex off Pear being developed by Muks-Kum-OI figures indicated that had not it an omission that the sub- use of plastic and styrofoam below rental vacancy rate. Housing Society. Although it'll help, the society will still have 500 beenthe case. ject of "littering" is not He said program guidelines people on Its waiting list. While those statistics in- enumerated. ~ COIllt'd A6 • 1 I requi/ed developers to come up dicated there was a need for run- The Terrace Standard granted in extraordinary cir- with' 15 per cent equity in the enter into an assistance agree- were "well above" those tal housing inTerrace, Sheridan welcomes letters to the editor cumstances. project and .arrange the re- ment of up to five years, he said . specified under social housing said interest by local developers on all topics, All letters must Thank you letters should malnder ofthe financing with a preference was given to pro. programs. ~ since the introduction of pro- be signed and carry an ad- be submitted to the "Card of Canada Mortgage and Housing posal.s,indicating.the .propert!~ . ..,,Thisisa,oood rite-ram," he vincial incentives last year has Corporation.approved lender womd remain m me renuu S~ak,~o-~-~-~": . .~ been limited to "a couple of en- dress and local telephone Thanks' section of. the before submitting a proposal, market once the agreement had can---, ~.,.,,me"- ...... tt oz~ereo a stgmn- qniries')' " ' number. Addresses or phone classifieds. • The proposal specifies the expired.. . , I dev,)~,wt ~,nan¢~m ~ -, - orea~~- [o ....me "The problem is encouraging numbers won't be printed Letters containing libelous :number of potentml• units, who P.refere n ee was also. giyen' . t o co,,.... a ~.,_._.,.,_ ann at...... me same , um~_. an investor to go into something with the letter, but they are or objectionable matter will wouldrent:them, and the rental projects aimed at f amlli~. or• ¢o--mu ...... p*ovm¢ the type o~ a~.- like that,:,, he said, suggesting necessary for confirmation be edited or returned tothe ....amount..Both the Initial rent seniors and where" reiit".er~ ' hi-, :.,,_,, mmeeauonneeeea ...... oya saint- the reluctan~ to become involv- of the letter's authenticity writer, All letters are run on ....~: a . . b~;~etm~Ir~u ~e~foSn;::hroO~.(usOr"eho lle~s "'/ iaf~ .,yuauu-eeorrourwnorenea.ovas/ngle~dnotthathighanm- ed with rentai...... properties may be The writer's name will be a space available basis, with due ln~ to memories of the published, ii Requests for shorter lettei's~likely to be the oo~ion. ~, $4 , . " high va~cy rates during the names to be withheld may be published soonest. ~:.. '..:., While the...: Commission :' ,., ...... would pointedout ~ose~ was a neeu~ recession._ - "0,:~.,~-.~: Of the , early~S0s.. . .,. ,,~.,..~,~,~"" ...... ,' Page A6 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 i~i~iSpecial Gospel,Meetings : ' at ~~ "Oil's Place.. ,, i!, , Lakelse Lake Re: Condom bis~nsers in School Lavatories ...... , : :. Special Speakers are: Doug Howard Yes, mechanical pro' : phylactics should be used by:.: and ..... teenagers who chooseto be: ; i Andrew Bergsma =!~!: sexually active but the notion that the school district be in !'!':!i'ii~i ~ ~Meetingsstart at 7:30 p.m: i i/iii~!iii!!iii~! charge of supplying the con' doms seems a bit much. , and 3 rd i ;.;~,.i;':r!i!~i~il Certainly, it is tr0ei teenagers can be reached through the schools but they '' ' ':; ~r~':' May 7thto lOth can also be reached through Come hear what God has to A&W, McDonald's and the i. shopping malls. Why not in, stall condom dispensers in YOUI public washrooms and keep For more information contact Bill McCuli0ugh the schools out of it? Teenagers need to learn their ABC's in that environ- at 635-6627 ~: ment and not be titilated by condom dispensers. It seems to methis issue falls under the category of preventative health care. Is it Home sweet home fair to dump that respon- JUST OCCUPIED is the airport's new combined services building. It's home to the airport's two sibility on the school district? GET READY fire trucks and firefighters, its mechanics and equipment operators. The structure was started in 1988 and with equipment, cost approximately $2 million. That's firefighter Michel Grandbois Eva Boyd, FOR standing beside one of the firetrucks. Terrace, B,C. SUMMER

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, - r !~']~.,RRACE -- An impasse with cused the board of trying to budget it's dead, finished," and TDTA ;the teachers umon has resulted negotiate with a single teacher. Hamilton said. "It's really un- Houlden. • ~in the school district scrapping It insisted the matter be includ- fortunate. The community Houiden's letter t6~H~lton • /plans to send a local teacher to ed in contract talks now under- needs this service, and a teacher after the provisional budget was i~university for training as a way. lost out on an opportunity to approved attacks the b6~d for iteacher of the hearing impaired. Schools Superintendent Frank upgrade." blaming the dispute~i~ the : )i/ The school district decided Hamilton said last week the The board last October pro- union. ~ " ~ .!last year to train a local teacher dispute wasn't resolved, and as posed a teacher be paid half "Your attempt to shift ~lame ~after being unsuccessful in hir- a result the board had no choice salary to spend the year receiv- for the entire situation onto the " iing a specialiSt. but to scrap the plan when the ing the requisite training to TDTA is both self-serving and • That plan was opposed by the school district's budget deadline qualify as a teacher of the hear- . contemptible," Houlden wrote. Terrace District Teachers' came. ing impaired, according to cor- "I further suggest that it does ~Association (TDTA) which ac- "We've cut it out of our respondence .between Hamilton nothing to facilitate resolution of an issue which the board and the association have a common interest in addressing at the bargaining table." Hamilton said the school paper manager district is continuing to adver- tise for the position across the See our VIP Silver Anniversary I fraud conviction countrywidespread and shortageabroad. Theof specialist teachers has been at- flyer for outstanding savings on tributed to the recent trend quality home furnishings and TERRACE -- Two former the company. publishes the Northern Sentinel towards de-institutionalizing appliances! employees of Northern Sentinel "It's impossilble to determine and News-Advertiser special needs children and in- Press Ltd. were convicted last the exact amount of money newspapers in Kitimat and Ter- tegrating them into regular week of stealing thousands of taken, but there's considerable race. classrooms. MULTI-CYCLELAUNDRY DUO dollars from the company while evidence that a fairly substantial Heavy-duly and quality care from this they worked there. hund~set $1,0~B/p~r amount of money is involved," W~,her [ealures...4 programs, 2 pre- Former office manager Col- he said. "There appears to be set waler temperalures and 3 ~osilion leen Thibeault and her husband no other motive than greed." al arian e taurant water level selector. Su table Ior all Fred Thibeanit were found guil- Defence lawyer Jeff Arndt bbrics. $§2g The friendliest "Inn" townl _ ~,.~ _ Dryer [ealures..,4 programs including ty by the jury on one count each said the pair was under severe Make our place "Your Place" to enjoy an delicate, 3 heal seleclions and limed Of theft over $1,000. financial pressure to pay their evening of Intimate dIning and reasonable prices! dry cycle for perfect fabric care. $399 The amount the pair defraud- bills and meet loan payments. ed the company of isn't certain, "The pressure was put upon but lawyers' estimates range them and regrettably they suc- Look Lfrom $10,000 to more than cumbed to the temptation to -$50,000. take advantage of the oppor- Judge R.T. Errico sentenced tunities that presented What's Colleen Thibeault to 15 months themselves." ~in prison, and sentenced Fred He said they have been finan- Cookin' ... Thibeanlt to 90 days to be serv- cially ruined, adding several in the month of May /ed on weekends. cars, their boat and house have at the Bavarian Inn The money was paid to Fred been repossessed by creditors. :/Thibeault, or to his business, The pair was fired in through cheques approved by November 1988, and moved to ~'his wife, court was told. Ontario. Whole fresh east coast LOBSTER : •'It was the position of trust Fred Thibeanlt, 43, now owns flown in weekly for your pleasure. she held within the company a business in Ontario. Colleen, ~which enabled her to carry out 44, works as an advertising sales SPECIALS this offence," Errico ruled, call- representative for a newspaper WHOLE ATLANTIC LOBSTER • , ing her the principal offender. chain there. with drawnbutter $19 95 ~an:~h Fred Thibeault received more A Northern Sentinel & bakedpotato $60,000 over the more than spokesman said the company LOBSTER CREPES "NEWBURB"

::two-year period, .Crown pro- got back none of the:~houey, ex- • ,,: ~'~ with salfron*d0e-' ;~,, ' ~:~ :$'II,,11 ~=It.A =air ~ ~utorDouglas Half~,ard said, •,~ c~pt an undisclosed amount , ,~,~lr, eshvege~ ables., .. ~-,.~:, ...... ~b~t:'a-certain portibn of the paid by an insurance agency Reserve now for Mother's Day ,.,money Thibeault earned because Colleen Thibeault was complimentary rose for every Moral Aegitimately in doing work for bonded. The:* company For more Information and reservations call: Men.- Sun. LUNCH:Men. - Fd. 4332 Lakelse Ave. 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. 11:30 a.rn. to 2 p.m. TerraceB.C. 635-9161 '::Money request pleases the NDP in Skeena riding TERRACE -- Executive cent during the "windows", she members of the Skeena provin- said. Remaining monies go ~.cial NDP constituency associa- toward overall expenses of the tion say they are happy with the party.. " ING GRENT amount of money collected in a Murray declined to release recent special effort, dollar amount of what was col- The money resulted from one lected. ' re, = |'..!=-- ~of several "windows" each year The 10-day "windows" hap- Z |,,,,l'',,,'l I,a=g -im,=,P ": ,~ : l| 1: :I i'in which constituency associa' pen two or three times during tions get to keep more of what the year and are timed to an they collect than normal, says event of interest to NDP :constituency treasurer Gaff members, Murray added. Murray. "This one was tied to the ; Normally, constituency nomination (held March 31) associations keep 15 per cent of and there's an automatic one iwhat they collect for local use when the (election) writ is drop- but the amount rises to 30 per peal," she said.

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Air:+ Making TE~c~ - The "Ureter of, INTRODUCE8... passengers using the Terrace- JAN:DOZz:I:. : Lazelle Kitimat airport is up for the : ::: ,m . :: , first three months of this year compared to the same period We Invite You better last year, says manager Darryl Laurent. To come In And l TERRACE -- More than He said passenger traffic in- $440,000 work of work in- creased by approximately l 6.5 Experience volving paving and sewers per cent and fits in with a has started on the stretch of forecast to have 109,000 people Aesthetics Lazelle Ave. between Eby pass through the airport by the JAN DOZZl :'::: : ...... " and Emerson. end of the year. • Manicures * Waxing When finished later this "The airport reflects the year there'll be new and economy of the area. If the • Pedicures = Brow Shaping wider pavement and a storm economy is doing well, the air- • Facials * Back Treatment sewer to eliminate those port shows that. If the economy • Eyelash Tinting = Make-Up small lakes that build up dur- }es~'t, it shows that also," he ing wet periods, says city ~d. FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL 635-5727 public works superintendent In January, 7,669 people Stew Christensen. passed through compared to Included in that amount is 7,076 for January of 1989 and $35,000 for a new sanitary 7,266 passed through in sewer system between Ot- WORK HAS started on improvements to Lazelle Ave. Under- February compared to 6,742 in tawa and Emerson but the way now is a storm sewer to be followed by new pavement. A February 1989 while 9,161 used old one will be examined first the airport in March compared by means of a TV camera to new sanitary sewer system will also be installed if an investiga. to 8,634 for March of 1989. see if it needs replacing, he tion of the old one finds major problems. ~r .k ~r ~r "k'k said. The work going on now is A separate proposal for replacement for the sidewalk to install the storm sewer share costs to put in plan. system, Christensen added. sidewalks on Lazelle where He expected paving to That cost is $110,000. there aren't any now was start in June or July after Approximately $300,000 voted down by property another cost-shared paving will be spent on the paving. owners, project on Halliwell is corn- CASH & CARRY SALE! A large portion of that cost is "Perhaps we'll put in grass plete. divided between the city and instead. That's worked suc- Some paved portions of property owners along that cessfuly on Lakelse," said that stretch Of Lazelle Ave. ONSTRUCTION SUPPLY stretch of Lazelle. Christensen of a possible are now only 22 feet wide. LIMITED SUPPLIES Lyme PAVINGSTONES SCREENBLOCKS BOMBENAUTO REPAIR oco+ 12.? disease Certified Auto Technicians • Red Seconds • Automotiverepair on all North Americanoars. 0 Second Grade • SpecializingIn fuel Injection, transmission,electdoal, brakes, suspension Grey research and engines. Open Monday-Friday8 a.m. - S p.m. needed ,Saturday8 a.m. - 5 p.m. CONCRETEBLOCK I] CHIMNEYBLOCK TERRACE -- Although there are 20 to 30 possible cases of 4524 Groin Ave. Lyme disease in the Terrace Terrace, B.C. 635-3915 89. *1.25.. area, the Skeena Health Unit's 10 x8 x16' Second Grade 16"x16"x5" Second Grade medical health officer says it's too early to get alarmed. • 2x4 lumber ECONO 15, ft. • Real Glass Block Dr. David Bowering said public concern about the disease -- • Concrete mix 55 lb. bag $5.49 ca. 8"x8"x3 ½" $6.99 ca. -- carried by ticks and linked to PAUL TSANG D.M.D. ~o Mortar Mix55 lb. bag $5.99 ea. Sons Tube Forms In stock arthritis, neurological and car- ::dia~ diso'fderf-=has~i~rBmpted ~' ' :' ',;:: i~.~WISHES':TO,ANNOUN~'.':~!~ .:, !qo Golden Blend FaceBrlck 35* ea. 6" • 8" • 10"o 12" • 16" • 24" patient-advocacy groups to spr- ing up around the province, THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE demanding faster action on the CONCRETE & BRICK FOR THE PRACTICE OF GENERAL DENTISTRY Dlv. of G.E. Masonary & Chlmney Systems Inc. disease. + Steel-Masonary -- Construction Supply But he said more research ECHO AT 4430 Kenh Ave., Terrace, B.C. (Formerly Glacier Concrete) 635"9191 needs to be done before a serious alarm is raised. 4619 LAZELLE AVE. SUITE 101 "We're still trying to find out how much of a risk it really is in TERRACE, B.C. this province," he said. "And we still don't know if we have it in our local group or not." Only a handful of B.C. OFFICE HOURS specimens sent to an American MONDAY - FRIDAY lab tested positive for the 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 635-6016 disease, he said, and all but one are believed to have been expos- ed out-of-province. And the positive tests in B.C. have been based on the detec- tion of antibodies to the disease in the body, he said. "The organism has not been found directly in any tick or human being in B.C." He said one of the testing problems for the Provincial Laboratory is that another disease called relapsing fever •transmitted through ticks in the NoEoWoS Hen. Stanely B. Hagen (L) with Peter Monteith, Tourism and Economic Development Office (R) Okanagan and Kootenay BY ROBERT O. SMITH regions is almost in- distinguishable in tests from GENERAL MANAGER Terrace Is a Strong Community! Lyme disease. Because the B.C. BUFFET LUNCH Terrace is one of 9 British Columbia communities selected to partidpate in the Strong testing has been based on the For a great quick lunch try our special buffet in the Lounge. It's only Communities in the 9Os program - congratulations! Many communities applied for the detection of antibodies to the $6.25 and Includes soup, salads and a hot entree. program, but we were selected based on our commitment to economic development and disease in the body, the positive Served daily Monday to Friday from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. By the community involvement and our willingness to share our formula for success with other tests aren't proof that anyone way, on Fridays it's "Baron of, Beef" Buffet day. communities. We've built a strong community, and together we'll build a strong, actually has the disease. THE TERRACE STEAK SANDWICH economy! "The organism has not been Augle's Lounge has always been famous for its Steak Sandwich for A Community facilitators have already rolled up their sleeves, and are . found directly in any tick or lunch. WorkiIl~ work!ng with the Ministry of Regional and Economic Development, their ii,~:'i human being in B.C.," he said. It's only $5.95. A real winner. ML,~s and a core team of professionals to help us put our economic strate-':'~i But he urged northwest For great food join us in the Lounge at the Terrace Inn. Partflersl~p gies in place. Our local facilitator, Doug Smith, is committed to ensure our + residents to be wary of ticks, =1.99 BREAKFAST community makes the best use of the program's resources. ~',~;: and avoid tick bites, as they can Get a good start on the day with our special $1.99 Breakfast in the Dining Room.. Stan Hagen, Minister of Regional and Economic Development says, "The Strong Corn-. carry other diseases as well. munities initiative links the resources of the provincial government with the energy and "The right ticks are in B.C. Two pieces of bacon, two eggs, hash browns and a slice of toast. It's enthusiasm of the communities. We're commRted' to working" with' you to help dwermfy" ' ~:: to carry Lyme disease," he from 6:30 am to 8:30 am Monday to Friday, and expand your local economy." noted. "Once they get infected You II enjoy breakfast in our newly renovated Kermodei Dining, we could go from a borderline Room. The success'of this initiative depends on the active participation of people in our commu, situation to a real problem." 60 PLUS nity. The City of Terrace has chosen four Strong Communities in the 90s projects and The disease can be treated ef- Join our SIXTY PLUSCLUB. it's for Seniors 60 years plus. The Tar. invites you to get involved and watch our community grow. Whether you fectively if caught early, Bower- race Inn wants you to enjoy all of our fine facilities at special senior's are interested in a community/conference centre, senior citizens support ing added. One of the first discount rates. It's systems, trails and wildlife viewing areas or the establishment of a forest- ' The Terrace Inn's 60 Plus Club has no membership fees. Just stop symptoms is a large target- ~Sl O ry faculty in Terrace, let our facilitator know. We'll keep you posted on our by our Front Desk and pick up your FREEcard, and then enjoy all the progress. shaped rash that moves around • club benefits. the body and changes size. 1. $pechd Dbcount Room Rate: 15% Off regular room rates, Doug Smith, Economic Development Office, +- Later inflamed limbs and other 2. Food Discount: 20% Off food in our Dining Room or Lounge. City of Terrace, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X8 Tel: 635-6311 arthritic symptoms develop, 3. Hdlel Packages: 10% Off all Golf, Fishing & Weekend packages. The Strong Communities in the 90s program is sponsored by the Ministry of Regional which eventually become 60 PLUS - JOIN TODAYI and Economic Development. A second round of Strong Communitieswill be announced chronic. in the'near future and communities will be invitedto send in applications. ~, i~ 4651 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1M7 0 For Reservations, O~ ~ O. , sp.ir!tof 1 Call (604) 635-6630 or a Strong t:ommumty m the 9ca ++: gwmg [TOll Free 1-800-663.8156 l ,:: n Fax (604) 636-2788 ". Mlniotry o! Regional and Economic Development , i~i: . : / Honourable $1anloy S. Hagen, Minister ::i;.' ~ : ' - + .~.:~ ~ + • , , it', ~," " il ' t "p+'i+:~:'r'~(+'+'i~r~++~+"P°~k"##~P,+'+',"r'+,,"'# r'r ~ ~'~'~ ~+'~+P"P~+"+~i+':+"'+" '""'+ ':""'"+ '~""~' +"" ~' "" '++ ' " "+ '° + * " " " " i " " ...... :+ :+' ...... " " : :: :'+++ : "+: ' Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 - Page AO' Council,, not , i.... + ::: + • ,,.+ i.+. + -...!:+ ++.+++++i+++ ,+++: . +...:,.,,+,+. I i' ...... + .++++ + One more +. r 3RERI~CE Although coun- perty which confirmed 71per :, cil has now agreed to ~ssk the cent and 61 per' cent support Solicitor General for an addi- respectively. tional municipal RCMP However, the city will have to member effective Jan. 1, 1991, try again on a third local im- that falls short of the original provement project -- installing ,:i L! request from the local detach- sidewalks on sections of Lazelle i;'I: !I( ment head. Ave. between Eby and Ottawa In a November, !.989 memo Sts. -- after 54 per cent of pro- to council Inspector Larry petty owners there voted against Yeske argued the increased the proposal. caseload facedby the detach- Suggesting there had been ment required 'thc addition of "some confusion" over the pro- four more officers" one for ject, administrator Bob Hallsor i:! !i traffic.• du'ties, lone told aldermen the department Z' plainclothes/drug investigator would redraft the proposal and *d and two for general duties. then go back to the owners. In reaching its decision to ****'k partially meet Yeske's request, Council last week approved a council indicated that is as far request from the local Roadrun- as it will go without a commit- ners Motorcycle club to pro- ment from Victoria that it will claim May as Motor Cycle Safe- provide at least one more pro- ty Month. Aldermen : also ~1 ~' "| '~"~ R=;(~" ii vincial member. agreed to allow the group to fly + , There axe now 22 officers the Ride for Sight flag at city :,: partially paid by the city to +hall the week of June 4-11. i"RonLuo work within its boundaries and Event chairman Susan ~" eight under provincial contract Kaulbeck said up to 100 bikers to work the rural areas. ., from across the northwest were Aldermen have also agreed to , expected to converge on Terrace Now Featuring: supply an additional clerk effec- ., June 9 and 10 as part of the 1 lth • ExpendedWork-out Space tive Jan. 1, 1991; While the annual. Ride for i Sight. Par- • MoreEquipment federal government meets ap- 'ticipants collect pledges from .Blgger&BetterJulce&SneckBer • ImprovedChangeroome proximately 30 per cent of the the public with all money raised • Tanning Bed cost of each officer, this clerical 'going to the Retinitis Pigmen- • Fiiness-weatBoutique position is filled by a municipai tosa (RP) Research Foundation. • Same Friendly,Family atmosphere employee and comes under the city budget. Fire chief Cliff Best has been "Jr** * ~ given the go-ah'cad to attend On the recommendation of this year,s Fire Chief's con- NEW MEMBER SPECIAL Cleaning up the public works department, ference to be held in Prince council has decided to purchase GeorgeJune 3-7. Estimated cost Now is the time to got in ~ ~B A LOCAL BEAVERS got into the Earth Day act last week. The a new Patchmaster machine for the trip is $810. shape with this special youngsters did their part by cleaning up garbage around rather than the second hand *,kW*,k" offer, available to new / Parkside school, where they meet each week. equipment originally suggested. Provided all liquor control members only. Save $20. Ira mlu~ Operations director John branch and RCMP re- _ Colongard explained the qnirements are met. council has "significant reduction" in the agreed to permit beer gardens to cost of a new machine to be held in conjunction with two Nass dog death $86,250 plus tax and transporta- local bail tournaments -- a IROnUlORHS tion made it a more attractive fastball competition scheduled proposition than the $75,000 for the Canada Day weekend Gym & Fitness Centre being asked for the used one. and a slow-pitch tourney to take 4545 Lazelle Ave. (formerly Jezebels) 635-4130 ,probed by RCMP place the Labour Day weekend. The public works department TERRACE New Aiyansh small child suffered superficial has received approval to pro- RCMP are investigating cir- wounds by being bitten, RCMP ceed with paving Braun St. cumstances surrounding the Corporal Mike Morris said last from Haugland Ave. to the Skeena Mall's killing of two large dogs by a week. Braun's Island bridge and ~¢rson using the blunt end of an Keefer St. from Haugland to ix. He said the investigation is, Feeney. MOTHER'S DA v The killings took,:place in:.~ looking into the possibility of •' Aldermen gavethe go-ahead i;Nass +.+Camp .April 1¢: after a ,, cruelty. to animals~ .,,. ,:: ,following a+poU of affected p~- GIGANTIC DERBY And they're offf Will your CLEAROUT SALE baby be a winner? SATURDAY 25% OFF M,Aoom! 2 ALL TIRES IN .... STOCK! Sale ends May 12, 1990 and. upto 30% OFF ON SOME BRANDS Two Age ,% Categories! !!PRICED AS LOW AS $41.95!! 6-9 months & 9-12 months Featuring... 2 Grand Prizes Michelin Dunlop Rocking Horses. 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THORNHILL, MOTORS LTD. + ':, ~ 3040 HWy. 16 East, Terrace; B~C.. Page AIO - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 Terrace p $600 and given a one.year. April 6 March 9 sentenced to three months in jail bation. and two years on probation. Norman Craig Gun0 pl~ded licence suspension, ' : Alexander Cion pleaded guil- Kenneth Gilbert Hewer was guilty to threatening. Guno Was Angel Rita Morgan pleaded ty to theft under $1,000. Cion convicted of impaired driving March 16 Maureen Febril pleaded gull. given six months probation. guilty to assault and theft under wasflned$150. and refusing to provide a Linda Rose Porter pleaded $1,000. Morgan was given a SandyErwin Gibson was con- breathalyzer sample. Hewer was ty to possession of stolen pro- perty and was given: a condi- guilty to public mischief and suspended sentence and one victed Of possmsion of a rnar- sentenced to two months in jail, was sentenced to seveadays in cotic. Gibson was fined $125. and is prohibited from driving tional discharge. attached.yearprobation, with conditions Dale Peter Solowoniuk plead- Anthony Grant pleadedgui!, jail. for one year. ty to disqualified driving. Grant Miles Dennis Sparks was con' Harry Marshall Stevens ed guilty to possession of a nar- Danny Fagan pleaded guilty victed of impaired driving. He pleaded guilty to possession of a cotic. Sol0wouink was fined to assault and failing to comply was fined $300. West Coast Amusements David George Mahood plead- was fined $500 and prohibited narcotic and obstructing an of- $1,000 and put on probation for with a condition of a release. from driving for one year. ricer. Stevens was fined $150. 90 days. would like to Fagan was sentenced to 28 days ed guilty to breach of probation and was given a suspended Jack Herbert Wesley'pleaded April 2 Darlene Gag Wright pleaded. in jail, and two years on proba- guilty to three cOunts of breach Gerald Wayne Bellamy plead- guilty to theft under $1,000. She APOLOGIZE tion. sentence and probation. Eric Kurt McCarron pleaded of probation, and was sentenc. ed guilty to assault. He was was given a suspended sentence for the Spring Swing Special March 12 ed to three months in jail. given a suspended sentence and and six months probation. Reuben Matthew Bright guilty to pointing a firearm. He (P.O.P), which should have was given a suspended sentence Gordon Oscar Tuckerman • 12 months probation. Peter Valentine Abou plead- read "Good on Thursday pleaded guilty to driving with a pleaded guilty to possession of Charles Cecil Robinson ed guilty to five counts of theft blood-alcohol level over the and nine months probation. 0nly" in April 18, 1990 Miriam Beverly Wilson stolen property valued at less pleaded guilty to driving with a under $1,000. Judge P.R. legal limit. Bright was fined than $1,000. •Tuckerman was blood-alcohol level over the Lawrence sentenced Abou to Terrace Standard. $400 and given an automatic pleaded guilty to two counts of obtaining goods under false fined $350. legal limit. Robinson was fined five months in prison. licence suspension. Johannes Lohnenbach plead. $550 and given a driver's licence Ronald Nell Gowe was con- pretences. Wilson was given a i suspended sentence and nine ed guilty to driving with a suspension. victed of assault. Gowe was blood-alcohol level over the April 3 Terrace RingetteAssoclation given a suspended sentence and months probation. Frederick Lawrence Newman legal limit of .08. He was fined Paul George Fernandes would like to six months on probation. $450 and is prohibited from pleaded guilty to driving with a Donald Jeffery Spalding pleaded guilty to driving with a blood-alcohol level over the driving for one year. blood-alcohol level over the THANK pleaded guilty to driving with a Norman Keith Larson plead- legal limit. Judge H.M. Ellis blood.alcohol level over the legal limit. Newman was the following organizations who helped make their first sentenced to four months in ed guilty to driving with a fined Fernandes $800 and pro- legal limit of .08. Spalding was blood-alcohol level over the hibited him from driving for season a success: fined $500 and given an prison, and is prohibited from .driving for 18 months. legal limit. Larson was fined one year. B.C. Hydro Norlh Coast Road Maintenance automatic driver's licence Overwaitea Shopper= Drug Mart ~ ~ suspension. March 27 Dennis James Nadeau was Skeena Cellulose Skeena Sawmills March 14 Terrace IOnsmen Terrace Minor Hockey Wilfred Peter Bennett plead- convicted of assault and was ed guilty to assault and was fin- given a suspended sentence and ed $150. one year probation. Lee Anthony Mandzuk March 28 pleaded guilty to breaking-and- Shawn David Phiilip Harris entering to commit an indic- pleaded guilty to disqualified table offence. Mandzuk was driving, impaired driving and two motor vehicle offences. Harris was sentenced to one and a half months in jail, was fined $600 and prohibited from driv- ing for one year. i: .:: :i¸ i Darrell Frederick Grace was given three months probation for threatening. March 29 Richard James Tolhurst was convicted of assault, and was fined $750. Ivan Nelson Quock pleaded guilty to two counts of failing to Break-ins appear in court, and was TERRACE -- Police are in- sentenced to 14 days in jail. vestigating several break-ins March 30 that occurred downtown last Gaston Gagn0n pleaded guil- Thursday night. ty to disqualified driving and Terrace RCMP said thieves was fined $200. |T broke into one home and a Thomas Robert Green plead- business, and stole some items. ed guilty to theft under $1,000. I "n'ma"' 1638-8141 Two other businesses were van- Green was given a suspended dalized, but the perpetrators sentence ~and nine months pro- i ...."~ ~ . ~ : . : ; ...... :.~:,~, : didn't get inside. Police didin't release names t of the businesses or the amount of damage done or goods stolen. A detachment BACK-UP PAYMENTS spokesman said most of the businesses were located near the railway tracks on Hwyl6. CARRIERS .Four NEEDED NO injured NOW! DOWN PAYMENTS Four people were sent to hospital last week after the car they were in crashed 65kin east Are you looking for ways to of Terrace. earn a little extra cash? A.C. 11 Police said the car was trying to pass another vehicle on a lentOj , gg I double-solid line, "When a third vehicle came into view in On All Furniture in the Store the opposite lane, the passing We are now looking to fill vehicle -- in an attempt to routes throughout our Palliser coffee & 2 end tables ...... *299.00 return to his lane -- lost control distdbution area. Queen size boxsprlng & mattress ...... =349.00 and hit the ditch." $ RCMP said damage to the car Palliser corner sectional ...... 990,00 was roughly $15,000, and said Ufetlme guarantee on springs & frame the four in the car were taken to Advertised items In limited stock. Mills Memorial Hospital with When you deliver the undetermined injuries. The ac- - TERRACESATNDARD there cident happened just after mid- is nO collecting just AND MUCH MORE night April 25. straight dellveryl Police said the investigation is continuing, and released no names or other information. If you are interested in joining the delivery team please fill out the form below and return it to our office.

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TERRACE -- The number of homes being built in the city this year will pass the number built •in 1989 by this month, indicate figures from city hall. Building inspector Paul I ...." AiRBUSTERS Gipps said last week 26 building I ? : Is proud to welcome Brenda Ivanoff permits were approved leading / to the end of April and five or to our team! 7 six were waiting to be process- ed. / That makes more than 30 when March,s figures are taken into account and stands in com- parison to the 32 home building permits granted in all of 1989. "It's a good year. They (the lit " ' " I permits) just keep coming BRENDA IVANOFF- across my desk," said Gipps. Brenda welcomes all her clientele. Feel free to He attributed the increase to drop in and see her anytime. a lack of single residential dwellings in the city and to peo- ple wanting new homes before HAIRBUSTERS the proposed Goods and Ser- Skeena Mall 635-2432 vices Tax takes hold next year. A good number of the new homes are going up on Moun- tain Vista and McConnell on the bench while others are going THERE'S LOTS of new house construction going on in Terrace with building permits this year already up on vacant lots on Medeek, over the amount issued for all of 1989, Part of the demand comes from people wanting new homes Haugland and Agar, said before the federal Goods and Services Tax takes hold next year. Shown here is Bob Shauer working on See our VlPSllver Anniversary Gipps. a house on Mountain Vista Drive on the bench. flyer foroutstanding savings on He estimated the average value of the permits at $90,000 more active cities in the nor- $100,000 and people know they a lot of homes on the market in quality home furnishings and while a couple are in the thwest. Smithers is also going can get a new one for that the past while, realtor Stan appliances! $220,000 range. Only one home strong," he said. amount," he said. -- 'Parker and public relations is in the $70,000-$75,000 One of the more active com- At the same time, Shauer said Chairmanof the Northwest Real DISTINCTIVE DINING : . ! category. panies involved in the local high interest rates could have an Estate Board said the amount is Seven-piecedining room of Nostalgia % " going up now that spring is When combined with the housing market is Nelson Great effect on home construction as Cherry_finish.48"roundtable'wilh : " ' start of Phase II of the Twin Western manufactured homes here. two12" leaves,claw-fool solid the year progresses. .pedestal,and four hoop.~ac).back r, ide ' River Estate senior housing pro- and it is having a good year, "The market is quite bouyant chairs.Elegant matching bullet and . ject and the Muks-Kom-Ol says salesman Russ Shauer. As with Gipps, Shauer said out there..It's more active than hutchwitfi mirrorinclu~Jecl. (Extra ' Housing Society's townhouse "There's really nothing some of the construction is due last spring," said Parker. sideand arm chairsavailable,) project, there are now more available existing. I'm getting topeople wanting homes built He added that the average than 100 housing units under phone calls every day by in- before the Goods and Services home falls within the construction, said Gipps. terested people. Homes that are Tax comes, in. $80,000-$100,000 price range O.lV2-~aL "We're certainly one of the 10-15 years old are going for But while there haven't been and that the price of homes is gradually going up.

Gipps also reported a strong Kermodei to shut down increase in commercial con- money's going to arrive or how struction and lots of speculation TERRACE -- Bruce Toms of represented by the General much," he said. of further development. Workers Union of B.C., a Kermodei Construction is shut- Toms said he'll be moving t o Those include a new Copper- union the others said ting the company down because southern Vancouver Island to side, a new three-storey office represented employers more he says he can't make any find wprk ~0nee, Kerm0dCf~is building on Kaium and a new thanit did employees. money. fimshed• •.... ~ wtth.' zts,: ::projects. . : *:~' : furniture store. "The (construction) market Affected by the closure are 14 Anniversary L Sale I ' " doesn't' justify the risk in this people, said Toms. Price == area. The return on investment A shutdown date hasn't been isn't good enough for the risk," set because Kermodei has a said Toms last week. small amount of work to com- "I can make more selling plete at the Co-op and at the air- shoes than I can building a port. building," he added. Toms said Kermodei's best Kermodei Construction was project was the Co-op renova- formed in 1988 and has under- tion and the most frustrating taken three large contracts ones were working for the I ~C0,~a~,0oo~n,~. ~~1 amounting to approximately $3 federal government's Public I ~~~ I million in the area. The firstwas Works Canada, the agency I mem°rabl!la'etc' ""~~ I the extended care addition at which handles construction con- FURNITURE& APPLIANCELTD. I Terraceview Lodge, the second tracts. i T .AC BRONZING SERVICE Mot~raw I Since 1963 "They're a poor client to was the newly-completed com- 4501 Lakelse A--~e. 638-1158 bined services building at the work for. It takes far to long to 1638-1891 A,.,,... ou,,,.,c",,,,,,,,., Terrace airport and the third get paid -- three to four mon- was the renovations at the Ter- ths. You never know when the race Co-op. Kermodei also did an expansion at the Smithers airport. Kermodei drew opposition from building trades unions because its workers were Shopping FEVER SALE ~/~osnlc,~avlon Centre Mini Blinds Vertical Blinds starting at at put off an.ouR, o e,,i.g of TERRACE -- Okanagan- ,bei. exCuii,e Re. Skeena Group has again put 4 = i =1.99 back plans to build a shopping per square Inch per Inch complex on its property bound- &o.,. ghe e=i,i. new ed by Lakelse Ave. and Ottawa St. LINK WINDOW COVERINGS ..,e... .oil/ da=/e vo., °.d "We want to wait a couple of years," said company official 635-4444 Bryan Edwards last week. He de elega.~ a~mo.lshe,'. ,,,ill declined to outline reasons for the decision. °harm a.d relax The company already owns the building housing the Bank of Commerce and the liquor FERRAC~ O he. ,hid clone store and the adjacent building containing retail outlets. Okanagan-Skeena will in- SPRING CLEAN-UP WEEK girl., hid CVTIio.. stead, said Edwards, repair a MAY 7 TO 11, 1990 portion of a roof and paint the exterior of the buildings. The City of Terrace's Public Works Department will pick up Such work won't conflict extra garbage and refuse, free of charge, on the above with the company's building ~esorL plans, when it doe~ go ahead dates. Reservations Recommended with the development, he said, Thls service does NOT Include car. bodies, stumps or In- OPEN AT 5:00 PM Okanagan-Skeena first an- dustrial waste. Klndty arrange to have this extra garbage and nounced it wanted to build on waste mater al set out on your regular pick up day. Please the property in 1988 but set have garbage and waste materlafln plasti0 bags or cartons to ~ MOUNTLAYTON back that date last June until assist In the pick up. ' " •sometime this year. In January, Residents are reminded to check their Add-A-Day CalGndars, HOT SPRINGS ~[~ it said it was reconsidering the as garbage pick Up days: change i:fGilGwing ell Statutory kind of development it wanted RESORTLTD.~ ted0. Holidays. ..'.The estimated cost or' the ... ~ ":: ... ~ The CitY of Terrace.'.,. [ vzge -2214 11 ....•

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Special visitors are write on MAY 1 - 24, 1990 -- Thornhill 7th Terrace Cubs & Beavers is The students having a bottle drive. You call workshops held : as "part;~ Of us and we will pick up in the Young Authors' Week ~may Thornhill, Copper Mountain, Copperslde, Oossenand glean. have enjoyed the experieiice, za areas. Call Randy at but they weren't the only ones; 635-6685 or Coco at 635-5176. "They've been the best group of students I have ever worked MAY 2, 1990 -- Parenting Workshop for singleparents of with," was the verdict of Irene elementary school aged Watts as the week drew to a children, "Improving Parent- close. Child Relationships" will in- Watts and fellow authors dude training in discipline Joan Weir and Betty Waterton methods. Facilitator: Marilyn Bailey, University of Victoria spent three days in Terrace and Social Work Student, mother Thornhill schools conducting of three grown children, workshops on a variety of previous single parenL Two topics including characteriza- sessions, Apr. 25, May 2, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Call 638-0077 tion) plot development and to register by April 20, or for playwriting. further info. Pointing out the enthusiasm of participants had been a ma- MAY 2-6, 1990 -- The Kitimat jor factor in her enjoyment of Centennial Museum has a display of art by junior and the visit, Watts noted Thornhill senior high school students. Jr. Secondary participants only Kitimat Youth Art runs until complaint at the end of a two- May 6. Tuesday. Sunday Noon hour Friday session was she -5 p.m. couldn't stay for the rest of the *tt*t MAY 3, 1990 -- United Native day. "And that on a Fridayl" Nations meeting7.8:30 p.m. at she added. the meeting room public t..k ~- .k ,k library. Agenda: fundraising Young Authors' Week was report, proposed meeting for various programs. also marked by the publication • ,'k "k "k "k of Write On, a collection of MAY 4, 1990 -- The Canadian works by school district Paraplegic Association will be students. The~ pieces below -- having an open house between one from each school level -- 12 - 6 p.m. MarieHildebrandt. are indicative of the quality of who is the RegionalRehabilita- MAKING OURSELVES BEI-I'ER was the topic for Joan Weir when students was the fact a single line of dialogue could often help work found within its pages. tion Officer wishes to invite all she visited Uplands Elementary school last Thursday as part of characterization just as well as numerous lines of narrative. members and the public to drop by. the office is located at Young Authors' Week, Among the tips she passed on to attentive 200A 4630 Lazelle Ave.. Ter- race.

MAY $, 6, 1990 -- Women's Aglow Northwestern B.C, area spring retreat will be •held in By RANDY BAINS Smithers at the Aspen Motor m Inn. Guest speaker will be Else Skeena Jr. Secondary Pedersen from Vancouver, Life is hard B.C. All ladies welcomel For more lnfo. phone Jourrn 635-9244, Irene 635-5413 or Losing a close friend or fami- a snap of the fingers. there for about forty-five Janet 635-5061. In Kitimat ly member can be hard on a per- The next day the house was minutes, thinking. phone Elizabeth at 632.3661. son. It was three o'clock in the quiet, because everybody was When it was time for me to go • " 'k "t" ~ "k . over at.my-uncle's! I wasscared, in with the others I felt sick. As MAY 6,1990 ~ EX~cuIIwand morning and I had fallen asleep board meeting,at Huatl~ton in the living room. I heard my because I had never been to a I looked at my cousin, who had Apt. 204, 4934 Davis Ave. morn talkingon the phone, and funeral before. 1 hated the just turned nineteen, I still tried Representatives from United I was wondering who it Was she thought'of 0n~/i'd6/~'t even say to lead myself into believing Native Nations will be sharing that he wasn't dead. I followed information on environmental was talking to. All of a sudden I goodbye to people that much, youth corp and rural housing heard my morn start to cry, and because it scares me that I'll a line of people into a side room programs. so naturally I asked her what never see them again. The day where the cremation was going happened. She said someone of the funeral was the worst. I to take place. All four of us MAY 8, 1990 -- Northwest didn't want to go, but I had to. were just waiting. When they Community college will be had died, and when I asked hosting "Women Do Math" A who, she said that my cousin I woke up later than usual, and brought the coffin in I broke conference on Scientific Jassy was in a car accident on got ready with my brother's down, I couldn't help it. Jassy's Careers for Young Women in friend, my brother, and my two older brothers, and my Grades 8, 9 & lO. The objec- the Prince Rupert highway. She fives of the conference are: To slowly rose out of the chair, and oldest cousin. We all left the brother with my cousin went to encourage young women in walked to her room. Jassy's dad house at the same time. wheel in the coffin. ! could're Grades 8, 9 and 10 in Math and is my dad's uncle, and if anyone When we got to the funeral I gone also, but I was too scared Sciences. To educate young was the last one to get out of the that I'd do something wrong. women in Grades 8, 9 and 10 could talk to him it would be my Solveig Adair about careers in Sciences and dad. I saw my dad mn out of car. All four of use walked in, Randy Bains When the funeral was over my Technology. To introduce the hallway, and out to the car. and I saw Jassy's best friend brother's friend and I walked young women in Grades 8, 9 I just lay there waiting, I don't stand!ng by the door with tears people crying. It nearly drove up to the top of the arena hill. and 10 to creativeideas in Math Scarlet We looked over the hill and saw and Sciences. know what I was waiting for. in his eyes. I went over to him, me over the edge. The closest My body went numb and I had and said some reassuring words family and friends to him stood my brother speeding away in the MAY 8 - 27, 1990 -- The no sense of time. It went from to him so he would feel a little in a little room from where you car. It was over. Losing my Kitimat Centennial Museum three o'clock to six o'clock like better. All I could hear were could see the coffin. We stood cousin, Jassy, really hurt a.lot. roses features B.C. Young Artists 1989. The biennial juried show By SOLVEIG ADAIR is organized by the Emily Carr Uplands Elementary College of Art and Design, The exhibition hours Tuesday - Sunday Noon-5 p.m. Scarlet roses daintily gown- ed, MAY 8, 1990 -- Breakfast Friendly Sipping dewdrops from a meeting at 8 - 9 a.m, for all leafy mound, agencies and businesses in- terested in participatingin Tar- While nearby poplars with race's Second Canada Fitweek assistance gray evening dresses, Corporate Cup, to be held May Smile at the climbing ivy 25 to June 3. All worksites, tresses, By CORRINA ADAMS large or small, are welcome to A baby robin hears mother's send a representative to this Caledonia St. Secondary meeting and to participate in tale, Of field and forest dale. this event. Call Sonya at Nobody said life was a pleasure 638.3468 and come to the A passing skylark stops to cruise. Skeena Health U~t~ el-y, Sometimes you win, sometimes Auditorium. Its welcome to the well lit you lose. sky. MAY 1O, 1990- General The water gets rough, bobbing meeting of British Columbia up and down, A spider's web with Old Age Pensioners Organiza- gowned, Ride it out with a friend and dewdrops tion at 2 p.m. at the Happy Listens to a silent, secret you won't drown. Gang Centre. sound. While a innocent When the road stretches out far child of belief, __,Cont'd B12.._ ahead The Terrace Standard And there's nothing more that Crowns Itself with a flower offers What's Up as a can be done or said, wreath. public service to its Keep on truckin' down that In winter when the cold readers and those eom. road, winds blow, munlty organizations in And share with another, your Often secrets lie beneath the Mike's spy kit snow. the area. heavy load, Items for thh section Waiting sleepily for spring, By RAVINDER BAL Then Mike got a lose tooth. When once again the birds are for non-profit and ROBBIE DENNIS When he itte a perodoctei for When your train has somehow sing. organizations and for Kill K'Shan Primary supper his tooth fell outl He become derailed, those events in which remembered to put his tooth Never feel that it's you who has Corrina Adams there Is no cost to gain Once" there was a dinosaur under his leaf pillow. In the failed. admission. that liked a cereal called DINe morning he found 100 coupons Ask for a helping hand to put it Call for assistance to turn it To meet our produc- BITS. He liked them because if under his leaf piilowl He was so back around. tion deadlines, we ask you get 135 coupons you can get happy: because he only had 35 And soon your life will be right that all Items be submit- spy kit with real money and more coupons to go! sa on track. On this mystical journey called ted by noon on the more things. ~ ~:-,. , ~i!i~The nextday he was d Life i FRIDAY preceding the' Onhis birthdaybefore any. of b~auSehe had 35 coupons to When things are good ,and You'll meets.with many pro- • following, ' Week's I~ne. ~ his friends came he prayed for ~oiButhedidn't know where to you're soaring high, i • blems and strife Wealso ask that Item be the 135 coupons, But when' it get;them? Buthis father Mr. If sudd©n!y so~iething goes But there's always one thing, typewritten or be printed was time to open the I .... ave him awry, you can do: nearly,! ~ , he got a dino walkn hat day he Don't/!at ,it drag ~you to/the ...... II stone age m0ney,~ .~~, .,: kitl ground:!: ~' " " i

. . . , - . , • Page B2 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 Local residents have an opportunity to help not ty,I :~ ! ; :i!:':~~ ! SUPERIORLINEN SUPPLY I one, but two worthy causes this weekend when! ~ oni:~Saturdayi the: Terrace :]!i ~ of~'~ihe ~P~ °fi ~the !1 r " l TimeCleaners Ltd. I local organizations stage tag days as part of their ~i Friend~i of Schizophrenics will' a i ~ ;~kingeeKIng 'O major annual fundraising drive. ~ Suppe~:i for: their continuing researchres, iiJ efforts~ ~rts on i" Commercial • Industrial Retail I On Friday it will be the turn of the local Elks this devestating brain disuse.: ~ i i :!:~~ '. : * Coverall sale & repair "* Uniforms and Order of the Royal:PUrple as they launch ~' iCaus~lby a chemical imbalance inthebrain~ , * Commercial laundry * Doormats & wipers : ~: Hearing and Speech Month,Money raised goes tO: scfi~phrenia strikes mainly young :~ple21n; .... ' • Cooks': whites the service clubs' national Purple Cross Fund and thei/"late teens robbing them of the ability to con- is used to further research work on the detection, centrate or think rationally, In B.C' alone:there i SERVING THE NORTHWEST development and rehabilitation of hearing im- are 28,000 victims. 4404 Legion Ave., paired children. As yet, there is no cure for schizophrenia but Terrace,B.C. 635"2838 Local lodges can also apply to the fund for donations will enable the work to continue to that h0--f-m°neyt°helpindividualswithintheirc°mmuni"end.beauty-- fairpeople =i In searc Now that everyone is getting Tumbler Ridge, Chetwynd and out and cleamng up their yards, Hudson Hope. Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day, RegularRaces maybe you could spare a few We, the future host commit- Saturday, May 26 RegularRaces hours to come out to the tee, got a lot of valuable infer- Beautification Society meeting marion from the gathering by Sunduy, May 27 KiddiesDay, Regular Races tomorrow (Thursday) night. It talking to those past chairmen Sunday, June 10 RegularRaces takes place at 7 p.m. at the local about"the"games the3} hosted. Saturday, June 16 Open WheelInvitational, Regular chamber of commerce office. All were full of suggestions to Races Ideas and help to get this make Terrace's 1991 Games visitors at Ruth and Gordie celebrating another baby. Ter- Sunday,June 17 OpenWheel Invitational, Regular group continue to beautify Ter- even bigger and better. race are welcome. The society Again, the success of the Hayward's the other weekend, race's second set of triplets -- Races has many projects in mind event will depend on getting While here they attended a Charles, Judy and Peter-- were Saturday,July 7 RegularRaces already but needs the people to help from a lot of local surprise 72nd birthday cvelebra- born May 6, 1969. Dr. Boyd Sunday,July 6 Bump& Pass put them• together. See you residents. If you feel youwould tion in Kitwanga for West delivered assisted by Dr. Sunday,July 22 RegularRaces there, like to assist in some way, Hayward. The party was put on Phillips. Happy birthday to you Tuelday,July 24 HellDrivers, Sponsored by T.S.O.A. ***** phone Marg Skead at the by his daughter Bess Jones and all. There was a good out-of- " Games office (635-1991). ' her husband John. Birthday wishes also go out to Saturday,Aug. 4 Memorial Races town attendance at the recent ** * * * ;, Brenda Ruchotzke for yesterday Sunday,Aug; 5 MemorialRaces and Bump & Pass Northern B.C. Winter Games * * * * * Betty Campbell stopped over and Jim Ljungh for April 28. Races annual general meeting held Stun and Mary Hayward in Victoria on her way back ***** Sunday, Aug. 19 KiddiesDay, Regular Races recently in Terrace, including , from Quesnel, son Andy and his from holidays to spend a couple Congratulations to Ron and Sunday,Sept. 9 Open Day Races and Demolition past host chairmen from girlfriend Carol Redden were of days with Dr. and Mrs. Lee. " Cindy Marleau on the birth of Derby She says they are both doing their baby girl and also to 'Big very well. A special hello to Dr. Bob' Park and wife Debbie on Saturday,Sept. 29 Year End and Awards Lee. the arrival of their son on April * * * * * 26. Mothers and babies are do- SEE YOU AT THE RACESI! It was nice to visit with Frank ing fine. Williams over the weekend. Many must remember Frank ! __ __ . l~ 1 l~m -- I from his teaching days at

SkeenaJr. Secondary. Heisstiil - ~~ MOUNT LAYTON m living in Campbell River. I ~ • ***** , HOTSPRINGS On May 9 at 4.30 p.m. Laura: RESORT LTD. Gold and Michelle Vangenne ,, will be wed in the courthouse by Justice of the Peace Mrs. Har-

campris. at Salvus, Michelle pro- N- FUN,4~ ! ceeded to woo Laura and the UN- FU pair fell in love. The wedding s,,~., will be for immediate family on- I ooo, I ly and the couple will then drive [] every Monday, to Vancouver on their way to a II 2 for 1, two and a half week honey- l bring a friend. moon in Mexico. L ~1

TheBest wishesrecent* to *Northern, you* *saw Jacqueline Hair- i| dressersassociation competition ~, held in Terrace O Belanger Of the Head Shed take first place in the visual haircut- ring category. Congratulations I I to her and model Kelly Yasin- CALL 7 9 8"2 21 4 TYING THE KNOT next week are Laura Gold and Michelle chuk. Vangenne. Then it's off to Mexico for a two and a half week honey- ***** After 4:30 p.m. all Pools II moon. The Magnus rio are II and slides are 2 for 1.

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Startled by this burst of nnex- ten-foot drift rod with the Am- model) together with his ~ anyway."Sure is a nice~ boat,' " said fu~l'~icenseexpired," saidVin' pected enthusiasm, Horace bassador 200(~ level wind bait- camouflage floating fishing colours, Lead Master fishing the lad, ny handing over his o!d license stopped licking the side of his casting reel, and held them in vest, and waddled carefully pliers, monofdament line, div. ,'Oughta be," Vinny said as so that the sports store owner paw and looked at his master his left hand while dexterously back through the maze and out ing plugs, Spin'n'Glos in a wide the two of them walked to the ~ Could copythe information'on- quizzically. After a short while, the door to where his Pro- variety of colours-!and sizes. " " ' . ::: :. plucking his neoprene waders wrap-around fish:'!findin, ~3~),~en~insnt;r:ou;;ItseeC?; tOt~hnnCWo~nt,cker?,, his feline attention span snap- from the E-Z Hold wader Steelheader jet boat with the ped and he slunk off in search hanger with his right. 302 Ford V8, walk-thru wind- polarized s~Jas.~, a wadpro: was impressed. "Of course;" said VmnY..:" .... of a mouse. Slinging the waders over his shield, carpeted floors and fusion of wiggly plastic roe ira. It occurred to Vinny as he ',That comes to twenty-seven:; Vinny stole across the kitchen Zolotone interior, and custom Rations, and a miniatfire took another twenty dollar bill dollars.', - shoulder, he reached down with "Twenty-seven dollars just floor, crept down the stairs with his newly freed hand and picked trailer, sat attached to the 1990 baseball bat with f~Fish from his pocket to pay for the a catlike tread and gingerly up his Water Goblin Trout four-wheel drive pickup. Bonker" written on its side:: ring of garlic sausage , large bet- for a fishing licensel" Vinny ex, threaded his way through an Power Sinker Kit -- the one After sliding the rods into the Everything seemed to bein tie of Cola, and two submarine claimed, "that's criminall" assortment of toys, tools and with "four Sizes 'of amazing rod holders, -Vinny opened the order. sandwiches tightly wrapped in The sports store owner look, formerly indispensible ends and Snap-Lee Dipsey sinkers and box to ensure he had the essen- He lifted the box over the plastic, that his license had ex- ed back apologetically. pired. just odds. removable split shots plus Trout tials: bait holder hooks with the gunwale and took a quick in- "Bloody government's Gently, easy does it, he Power Sinker Tips, and slipped triple blade cutting point, ventory of his bulging vest "Do you carry fishing gettin' rich at the expense of the thought. For he knew that the it in his pocket. dinkies, lures, Slam-Ola garlic- before climbing aboard the new licences?" Vinny asked as the poor working man," said Vinny slightest misstep would in- That done, he grabbed his scented bait powder, cured pickup. Vinny fired up the big girl made change, emphatically. "Say, how much veritably bring the most reso- Super Magnum Ultra Pro prawns in fluorescent orange VS. The needle in the fuel gauge "Sorry sir," she replied, is that new Magnum Ultra 9000 nant piece of junk crashing to Tackle Box (the 142-drawer and chartreuse as well as natural was on E. l'll have to stop get "you'll have to go to a sporting Custom level wind reel?" PORTS NE JEFF NAGEL 638-7283 TERRACE STANDARD

-SPORTSCOPE- Shooting Rule change with best TERRACE -- Local all good for soccer pistol shooter Ali Johnston shot olympic-qualfying TERRACE -- A local soccer town," he said. Some local scores to at the World Cup ,organizer says a decision to players are lobbying Games of. championships last month in eliminate select teams is the only ficials to change the rules, he Los Angeles. way to keep the sport alive in added. Johnston shot 370 out of Terrace. Fagan said the all-native 400 to place 18th out of the The Terrace men's ,soccer teams didn't pull out of the field of 30 in the women's air league decided this year to ban league, they weren't let in this pistol division. all-star teams and instead in- year. "The native teams never "That was more than I ex- stitute a player-draft system to showed up," he said, noting pected to shoot," she said make the league fairer and more many of the Nass Valley teams after the tournament. competitive. didn't get back the $250 perfor- Johnston continues to League spokesman Ricky mance bond they posted to en- hold a position on Canada's Fagan said the select team sure they attend all games. national team, and was one system led to teams cancelling "Some of them eventually owed of three Canadians to turn in their games to go to money the league more money." tournaments, and generally scores at an olympic- He said the league will be an qualifying level at the cham- resulted in an unbalanced league that kept losing teams. in-house Terrace league, and pionships. At provincial organizers hope to have six or championships earlier this B.C. Summer Games rules disallow select teams from j:om- even eight teams entered. year she placed second. Besides four drafted teams, he "It was a really good ex- peting if there's a regular league playing in the area. said, there will be a Caledonia perience for me to go and He agreed the new draft youth team and a Kermode compete at that level with the system probably means Terrace Friendship Centre all-native world's best," she said. won't field a strong Summer team. She competed against Games team, but said the health Games will be played mid- women from 14 other coun- of soccer has to come first. week freeing players up for tries, and is now preparing "It's the only way to go, or whatever they want to do on for another B.C. match next else the sport will die in this weekends. month in Quesnel before go- ing to the July 14-21 national championships in Edmon- OLDTIMER SOCCER players warmed up for the coming ton. season last week with an exhibition fun game last Sunday. The men's soccer league is still signing players, and should Rugby announce the season's schedule soon, 4 underway The North Coast rugby season is underway again, i with the Terrace Northmen taking on Prince Rupert in the first league game this past Sunday. Local rugby players will SNAP, CRACKLE, P spend the season getting TERRACE -- As the spring sunshine dries out plaints, she said, ] toughened up for an interna- local fields and tennis courts, it also drives legions before the game, tional tournament in Hawaii of newly active couch potatoes out of their winter the game and str¢ this fall. Northmen warrens in search of fitness. Rugby is another sport ihat tends "tb keep spokesmen say numerous But a local physiotherapist warns those of us physiotherapists employed, Dediluke said, but Terrace players will par- who are perhaps still a little out of shape tO be that s just the nature of thesport. There s no ticipate at the invitational careful in the early season. preventionpossible there, apart from not playing tourney in Waikiki Oct. 4-14. Margaret Dediluke says many of the spring the game." Northmen are calling it their sports injuries she sees happen when people who Running type injuries usually involve leg mus- "Fun in the Sun tour 1990." haven't been active in the winter go beyond their cle problems, and even the popular alternative to Watch for coverage of the fitness level -- and get hurt. pounding the streets -- cycling -- has its own pro= season opener in next week's "Typically it's the non-competitive athlete that blems. paper. goes out and starts participating in some sport," Some cyclists develop lower leg muscle sprains she says. and aches from doing too much, too fast. Hockey The feeling of joints popping and creaking, and "I've seen some people who've just gotten new muscles cramping can be avoided with a little bikes and just went too far in the beginning," she preparation. "Don't try to get back in shape too said. "Cycling's great, but the key is to start slow- elections quickly. The key is to start slowly and pace ly. Assess where your physical level is right now Terrace Minor Hockey yourself, so you can gradually build up to the and then build up slowly from there." Association elected its new level you want to be at." Those that try to do more than they're capable executive for the 1990-91 With thechange of seasons, Dediluke says she often end up hurting, and then give up they're season at its annual general is seeing plenty of knee injuries and shoulder training program altogether. meeting last month. sprains and foot problems. In cycling, she added, it's essential seats and Lew Larmour replaces "Skiing and hockey are over. But now it's soft- handlebars be the right type and set a~ the right- Sandy Marshall as president. ball reason," she says. height for the rider. . Doug Vanhull was named The most common softball maladies are throw- Incorrect heights are the biggest cause of lower first vice president, and ins arm strains and sprains. Because softball back problems in cyclists, she said. "If you Yvonne Hill is second vice generally involves standing in one spot -- in the change the seat and 'handlebar heights you can president. field or In the batter's box -- for long stretches of avoid that." The new treasurer is Dick time, then sprinting to base or to catch a ball, Active people should vary sports to help avoid Kilborn and the secretary is many start-and-stop leg muscle problems result, overusing a single part: of. the ~dyl Dedlluke Claire Irwin. They range from sore joints, and sprains,~!o says.~ Check that you're usmgthe proper techni.~ Organizers called the hamstri uIIs. ,- • . ue, and take lessons if necessary'.~ and alw~,,. " meeting's turnout dissap- ~.Then'there's always the good 'ole getthzg"~ bean-, begin, with proper'and...... completew~dps .~.~...... ~:, pointing despite advance ed h y the ball trick, "We aiwa ys see a few nasty ' The best _thing . is. to do a, baian~,P re 8 ramof " publicity. SPORTS INJURIES keep.localphysiotherapist Margaret Dediluker ....b~lseseechyearfrom ~...... that, " Dedlluke ...... sMd; -°:.' " exerd.qe, so the I~ooy,, doesn't get W~a~-~ and tear...... in ~:.

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TERRACE -- A Kitimat rink took the top honours in both • , , '. , 'A' event and the Grand Challenge in this year's Loggers,i,, ,. ~ • i/~) Bonspiel .... : '.~i:, / ~/i•! I , : d Gary Habinger's Kitimat foursome were the only unbeaten i", ! ,~i~~, ~iii ~', . ~'-:~ ~ ,! rink, knocking off the Donny Palmer rink of Smithers for ~ first place in the 'A' event f'mal. Palmer faced Habinger againi in the Grand Challenge final, and again settled for second. :;~ The Terrace Curling Club's Easter weekend classic featured : 64 finks from as far away as Vancouver and Calgary, :~ ~, 'B' event saw Terrace's Ron Murphy Skip to second place, ending up behind Gerry Meek of Kitwanga. Terrace's John Evans marked the strongest local entrYwith: i:: "~~ ~?'~I~ a victory in the 'C' event final. The Evans rink relegated L i Smithers' Tom O' Neill to second spot. ?. Sandy Middleton, also of Terrace, was the victor in 'D' MILK RUN '90 event, over Prince Rupert's Rob Brown rink. : STUDENTS across town competed Can, walked, The 'E' final saw Stewart's Larry Rowe rink defeat Mark Flaherty of Terrace. jogged or cycled three kilometres during last week's annual Milk Run. At Caledonia, David Sheppard and David and Chad Edmonds (above) crossed the finish line together in first place. The first female runner was Callie Swan. Caledonia students raised about $550, while Skeena Jr. Secondary students raised close to $200.

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.....At. ,the "f,.:.~,5n'~.-~'i.;'~;"~"V~'~N~~'~a,~'r~,.~i~ '~->i~;('~, ;~:~F ] ~:, - ~" '~ ...... ,, I= ~ .... .,- . races Contributed ...... 'says ..... " ..... Racing fans can look for- Who...... doct( rs deserve ward to the start of another octJ6~.paeked year of stock car radncat the Terrace speedway in just a couple of weeks. The first race day of the season is set for Mother's Day, binding "arbitration? May 13th. it will feature street stock, hobby stock and super stock racing. On the track will be some new cars this year, as "I reject totally the:idea that physicians must "Government is clearly trying to drive the doctors well as some old favourites. acc~t what any given province may decide over the cliff." ~m Pert4, NDe heaIth C~'tic Time trials start at 1 p.m., and racing gets underway at 2 unildterally to pay. ~nen negotiations fail and an p.m. impasse occurs, the issues in dispute must be sent "...doctors are entitled to feel frustrated at a The Terrace Stock Car Association got things moving ~to binding arbitration." government refusing to bargain fees." last month with the season : ~.Tfle Honourable £mmet~M. Hall, ~atherofCanadian medicare Vancouver Province startup dance, which also featured the crowning of Miss T.S.C.A. in the first annual 11Doctors ! dispute needs arbitration,; "The requirement for reasonable compensation female Impersonators pageant. shall be complied with where the province... In the plans for this year ; £ditofialheadline, Vancouver Sun :and in addition to our usual has entered into an agreement with the medical three classes of racing will be a "I know of no affiliate of the Fed that would ractitioners... that provides a) for negotiation... bump.and.pass taking place on ~ •July 8th. tolerate this kind of delay" ) for the settlement of disputes.., at the option of The ever-popular "Open ...., ~ Ken C,eorge~ 15esident, B.C Federation of L~bour (the doctors by) conciliation or binding arbitration." Wheelers" wW be here June Secttbn I2(2) Canada Health Act 16th and 17lb. The association will also be hosting a show by Calgary's Hell Drivers on Tuesday evening, July 24. Our own demolition derby wW take place Sept. 9, and the oody. With one rexception. year-end awards and dance are slated for Sept. 29. Overall it appears that this will be another great racing "There isn't any arbitration mechanism over practitioner payments in the Canada Health Act as I read it." season. We are always looking The Honourable John Jansen, B.C. Minister of HealN for new members -- even if you don't race, but enjoy the :~ aport. Anyone interested in a The doctors of British Columbia have asked for binding arbitration to settle their year-long negotiations i; rule book or further informa- tion can contact Guy Lynch at : withthe provincial government. 63~061M or Marg Cooper at :':: > TheCanada Health Act says yes. Emmett Hall, the Father of Canadian medicare, says yes. The B.C. 638-0609. See you at the races. i :)l:ederation of Labour says yes. The public says yes. ~i )~ :~In fact, even]one s~ys yes. Everyone, that is, except the B.C. government, which stubbornly refuses - @ • ~'i~i to Submit to.arbitration. ' - Golf time ,wa, • 'Z ~ 5 , " .- . "I'BRRACE -- It's the first of. only ones who think so. ,~~ ;•ii.Ticlal tee-off for 'women's golf ' . '" . . I~O Medtcid A=~c~t~on Committee for Jae Doctors of B.C.

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MINUTESFROM TOWN • I WI House Plans Available Through Log hor~e on 10 acres Includes vaulted ceilings, rive; rock fireplace, greenhouse windows, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and horse facilities, III EXCLUSIVEwith JoyceFlndlay 635.2097 Brenda Erickson Ron Redden Jackie Collier TERRACE (arlor) 638-1721 638-1915 635-2677 BUILDERS CENTRE 3207 Munroe, Terrace, BC. 635-6273

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~., ~,...~.;~" . • ": ! ~.I ~*'TT'-~:" -. : ~ i ~ I PRICE SLASHED S96,500 Quality throughout• Hardwood & ~I"lll~~ -"w'. ~ MANY FEATURES MOUNTA ecutive home overl'~kln9 Terrace i Fast developi ceramic tile floors have durability :'i" . .... ;~i~ make this home a super deal. Kit. from this prime view lot. Many fan. LAKESHORE HOME beautiful vle~ and beauty • Two impressive brick 1 4X70 MOBILEHOME tastic features such as hardwood chen eating area, built-in fireplaces add warmth to the com. wtth a- o~,)n .aa;,~...... dishwasher, fireplace, hot tub, 4 Located on a beautiful landscaped bdrm homo v _ ~ --.. -n u^£u auu~.Ull OU| Up m an floors, skylights, solarium, hot tub, waterfront lot at Lakelse Lake. This pletely finish~ fortable .....v ngroom e, huge roc a" racv' e park close to schools. In- large master bdrm and 4 poe. en- pce. ensuite, central vacuum room An executive Rome al a system, 5 bdrms, plus a large fatal. 1,400 sq, ft. home features 4 to move righ • . clodes N/G fireplace, fridge, steve suite, Call Dick Evans NOWI bdrms, vaulted ceilings in the liv. walk-in close bargain price • ,Joy• ,, and dishwasher. Asking $23,900 635-6142, MLSo ly room. Walking distance to town. Only $92,900. Call John Evans MLS ingroom, fireplace and Is completely of all the lea' HORSESHOE AREA Call MikeMLS, JUST LIS.~~,, furnished. Separate 16x24 garage, This 4 level split is 1,890 sq, It, of boat dock, 2 metal sheds, For more ^uz'enz;n I,IS TRANSFERRED 2,250 sq, ft otll[nisflI !l~ing area COMPACT HOME great family home. Newly finished ACREAGE AT LAKELSE LK, info call Dave $104 OOO MLS. UulCk. . posse~ossession is available. 3 TAKE OVER AT 12,25% backing oilPllL~Iie .PI I[~ *~/~year in the Horseshoe with many large .... ~ ...... "'" "' ...... germ nomene withw 3 pce. ensuite, oak bsmt. has undedloor heating e,. Ideal for a homesite or recreat onal On this 1,192 sq, ft. home on .91 o~d ~l~llLIt~hllllE~ ures you've home features such as fireplace, JUST USTEU kitchen cabinets.cabi Large sundeck sound proof walls. A lamily room elf property. Hydro and te ephone ser- acre. V~ bsmt., 4 bdrms. H.G. Ex- bee~Or, ,To view this carport, separate dining area, in the Horseshoe, Large family overlooks thetht designated parkland. kitchen & A den, add that extra liv- vices available, 5 42 acres isting mortgage of $47,000 at custOl~R~uilt home, call Dick Evans. Natural Gas heat : and close to home. 7 bdnns,, family room, 2 Reasoeabloaasking price of $94,500 ing space. Close to high schools. Ol. $19,000. 5.13 acres $19,000. And 12,25% Pymts. of $560.00. Call Asking $147,900, schools, $58,500• Call John Evans, fireplaces. Over 2,300 sq. It. plus a Call Erika. MLS.MI fers $112,500 Joy, ' 4.9 acres at $21,000. For more In. lo call Mike MLS Gordle at office or 635.4781. MLS ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE EXCLUSIVE, bsmt area, Paved drive, dble un .... ! CHILDRENNEED A BIG . " ".____._..___.____ Garage, Only 7 years old. For more •, .~fl~l:~HORSESHOE LOCATION 10.5% I,OUU sq,:~q ft,11 home with attached HOUSE G ECONOMICAL LIVING - info call Dave $139,500 MLS. ~ - ...... h-s a REAT STARTERHOME VACANT HOME Make an appt. to view this 4 bdrm 3 bdrm condo, over 1,000 s¢ ft. of ~ garage.. 100x122100 lot. This large Like new, 2,070 sq, 11 nousu ~ .. _ 1,200 sq• ft. home already to move 3511 DOGWO0 home featuresfeaturt a dieing room and ...... unt-, m zno uopperside subdivision A full bsmt home in the Horseshoe. riving area plus bsmt, Conveniently ..... - ...... o,...... nicely renovated 24x56 mobile into. 3 Ixlrms, full bsmt., N,G. Top Recent renovation to the interior. An Completely renovated 3 bdnn home. i eating nook)ok in the kitchen. The $lylO KltCflon q I~rlllb. ull uvo upper located close to town. Ideal for - " - ~- - ",,.- Rome w th a concrete hsmt new resale area In Thornhill, Call Gordie attractive home with an attractive Hot tub & weight room:elf master I lower level/el Is partially finished, level and 1 guesl room ouw.. ,,~, .. owner/occupier or as 'a ieetai in. • ...... ,- ~... root and sdngin 1986 n o heat. Sheridan for a quick showing. mortgage. Asking $84,900. Call berm. 2 bathrooms, n.g. heat. Ask- I ready to developday to your personal quality musz 0e uuu. ~u ,,~ o~.- Askln $61 900 ' vestment. Only $27,9001 Call.John oreciated; $119.000 Call Joy. g , • Call Mike MLS. $85,000 MLS. Dick Evans for details. MLS. Evans MLS. ing $66,900 EXCLUSIVE, I needs. Call EEdka. MLS, PRUDEN & CURRIE (1976)LTD. 4650 LAKELSEAVE, 635.6142 ]/i! i! Ill I . • ,..i:i:i, •iiiiiill i:i:i:iiii!ii!:iiii• Erlka Pelletler Mike Richardson • . /.'. , :.ii L~> ' UO-107O I31.477~_.~ 035.§609 ,?I ¸¸ / .... • • / , >b • Terrace Standard,Wednesday, May 2, 1990 - ~ge'B7. : ~/i,i¸¸, ! ,~ S iiii'iii!!i ii ii¸ i i

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If youare looking for agood solidly built fami- ly home inthe Horseshoe area, this may be the one. Attractive 1000 sq. ft. 4 bedroom home located on 85'x132' lot. Features OPEN HOUSE ! open beam construction, 11 to 3 p.m. central fireplace, large ,: 4110 Anderson Street family room and natural gas heat and hot water. ,I Saturday, May ;, 1990 Call Gordie Olson for : your appointment to , MEMBER Rusty L.jungh in attendance, view and make the:~ ~ TERRACE REALTY LTD, dream of a new home F ~.GE- 4635 Lazelle Avenue come true. _AssociateBroker Network 638-0371 Nicely landscaped yard with double carport and paved ddveway MEMBER J~ TERRACE REALTY LTD, ROYAL i 4635 Lazelle Avenue AssociateBroker Network 6 3 8-0:3 71 INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED

MOVEIN AND ENJOYI STEP NITOUNE.. 3717 KRUMMROAD FANTASTICFAMILY HOME 1,110 sq. ft. and fully finished to view this cathedral entrance Home needs upgrading and Spacious and comfortable up.stairs and down. Very well home, Centrally located in the some repairs• Nice large proper- 1,400 sq. ft. homein ideal fami- maintained home with many at. Horseshoe area, this home is ty with solid built home. Electric ly location. 5 bedrooms, 2V~ tractive features: Brick listed in a price range where heat, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room off kitchen fireplace, oak floor in dining there is limited supply. 1,172 washrooms, full basement with plus rec room in full finished room, 4 bdrms., good basement sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, full base- suite. Asking $79,500 MLS. basement. Recently re- Kitchen with nook and lots of cupboards developmentand Nat. Gas Heat. ment with suite, two CONVENIENTLOCATION decorated and carpeted so just The property is nicely land. washrooms, garage all on a move and and enjoy. $99,500 scapod and fenced in the back. Good starter or rental home 76'x132' lot. Asking $82,500 priced at a low $49,900. " MLS. Good assumable mortgage. MLS. Asking $91,500 MLS. Horseshoe location, close to COMPLETESET-UP schools and downtown. Recent 1979 -, 14x70 Northern upgrading to this 3 bedroom,I Package Bendix Leader mobile non-basementhome. home. Very clean and re- CHARMINGCHARACTER HOME I Relaxed atmosphere and easy SOUTH.SlOEBUILDING LOT ANTIQUEINVESTMENT carpeted. 3 large bedooms,nat. gas heat, insulated and wired living are portrayed In: the .Located~on the South side of Are you an innovative person addition. sunken livingroom and Graham Ave,, city services looking to invest your ideas? generous kitchen with oak available, paved street, bus ser- Older, full basement home it CONDOON STRAUME cabinets and built.in appliances.' vice, within walking distance of good condition located on on~ Good starter 3 bedroom, 1Vz 3 bdrooms,non-basement home Primary & French Immersion acre of land in downtown Tar baths, full basement plus an has front and back decks, fenc. Schools. Priced at $18,000 race. Zoned P1 for PubJic Ad. assumable mortgage approx. ed yard, gazebo and detached MLS. minstration and Assemi]ly use. $23,000. 12% interest. Asking garage. $72,900 EXCLUSIVE. $149,500 MLS. Price $28,500 MLS.

Horst Gndllnski Rusty Ljungh Sylvia Gdffin Bert Ljungh , Joe Barbooa Ralph Gedliqski Christel Gedgnski 838-8397 838-8784 1 638.0404 ~ 635,8754 638.8804 638-4960 638-6387 Coast to Coast Real Estate Services High open ceilings done in cedar

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;SQUASH I,~~ ARE ~,'~:'~,,'~ -~P~ BUILDING LOTS TIME FOR YOUR FAMILY; :: ~ :':~,~" PLAYERS ' ~'~: Have you given any thought to to enjoy all the comforts of this i~z~i~.. ~lk~....~l~ , ....f( ,~, buildinga new home? If so, here's a 1,152 sq. it. full basement home Slumber ~f~;~;'I~/'-~'~ ~'~%~- smallsample of our in.town residen. located on fenced, landscaped lot. ,:,- . ~'~.-~lE~k~,.~z] tial building lots: D. This home is in top.notch condition :~ ' ~ ~i LOT SIZE PRICEDAT and offers 3 bedrooms, 11 h baths, Lodge 66xl 22(2) $14,900 MLS kitchen with breakfast area and FOR THE GARDENING .8 acre $17,900 MLS TRUCKERS DREAM loads of room for further develop- LOADS OF CHARM Oetachodl -3 bedroom -Basement ENTHUSIST 55xl 22 $19,000 MLS This 2 bay shop features 14'x16' imont in the basement. Detachedi 135x175 $24,900 doors, 18' ceiling, 3 phase wiring, tgarage' Make your appointment to,~ -N/G heat -61 ' x176' lot -1,440 sq. ft. -Full basement 85x144 $25,000 MLS office or parts room at the back, view. Asking $59,900, Call Jim. ' Priced at $58,900 MLS. --3 bedrooms -2 baths I -Fireplace " For more info. please give us a call. finished floor and lean.to on the side. One acre provides ample park- • FAMILY HOME PLUS WINTER Asking $63,500 NEAT AS A PIN ing. $75,000. Cell Shaunce for A completely finished home in. You will be impressed with the Im. more info. MLS. . HORSESHOELOCATION eluding 3 bedrooms up & 1 down, maculate condition that this new -1,300 sq. ft. -N/G Heat fireplace, jacuzzi tub in main bath, HOURS listing is in. This home is only 1% -4 bedrooms -Double carport Jen.AIr range, wall oven, triple sink -Y~basement-Paved3 driveway with garburator, solid birch THINKING OF BUILDING years old, 1,700 plus sq. It. on MOBILE HOME three levels plus Vz basement. Asking $104,000. MLS. cabinets, ensuite and many more Cleared 75'x118' lot in a new sub. Renovated12x68 mobile home set features. Separate pool house has division. All amenities available: Someof its many other fine features up in town. Two bedrooms,Natural : 16'x32' plastic lined heated pool The Grand Trunk water, cable and natural gas. Priced include 3 bedrooms, family room gas heat. Four appliances. Priced to ;. with slide, diving board and hot tub, at only $17,000. Call Shaunce for with fireplace, natural gas heat, Restaurant central vacuum system, double at. sell at $11,000. finlsh~ oH in cedar, Heated and more Inlo. MLS. tach~ d (arage with electric door • , THORNHILL DUPLEX wired storage shod has 2 bays for Monday tO open zrs ;tnd tdple paved driveway. ROOM FOR THE KIDS i Hero is your change to own your wood. Landscapedand fenced yard, For ~~orE details or.your personal own home and have someone else paved ddveway. Located in Kit. : Saturday appt. to view, please call Hans. can be yours if you purchase this help pay the mortgage for you, or wanga. $175,000. For more info. Asking $135,000. MLS. 1,344 sq, it. bungalow :on a perhapsyou are just interested in an call Shaunce, MLS. a,m. --. ALL THIS FOR ONLY $7,500 - 75'x200' lot. 3 bedrooms, a great investment. Each side rents for playroom for the kids, spacious kit- $5501month. Located in Phase 1 of RURAL LOCATION e A residential lot in a quiet location 50'S BUNGALOW 8.30 p.m. with access to hydro, water, natural -1,534 sq. ft. -4 ' bedrooms chert and dining area. Woodstove in Thomheights subdivision. Call Hans -1o076 sq. ft. -Vinyl siding gas and cablevision. Only minutes -75'x225' lot -1 fireplace livingroom, A great startei, home for. more Information or your per. -3 bedrooms -2.07 acres Sundays Iron town. Check it out today. Call "1 wood stove, pflced at Just $57,900 MLS, CALL sonal appointment to view. -Elec/Wd heat Double carport Shaunce for more info. MLS. Asking $59,000 MLS. JIM TODAY, $84,900, •MLS. Asking $84,900 MLS. .. 8 a.rn,- L.... :! 8p.m. ~~: .

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, 1. Real Estate 4. Wanted to Rent...... 6, For Sale Misc. 9. Trucks for Sale ACTION AD RATES LOT 10 ON KERBY:'STRE~ In' Tbomhll, $7i300. Call ParnldnterS:, radiophone WANTEO 3 BEDROOMHOUSE for responsible 1 TERRACE TO VANCOUVER return airline 1987 DAKOTA AUTOMATIO with box liner, H49.5042 on JK orJL,¢hannel, i i 2p2 family. Excellent references from prosent ~cket for a female passenger, .open date, canopylike new condition. 31,000 km still landlord.Phone635.3624 ' i i 6p52' $200: Nso 1978 Dodge Colt auto, in GRC, under warranty, $9,600 finn, Phone 638-SAVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONIs available for this WANTED TO RENT 3.4 BEDROOMHOUSE by $5 O0, 1 Westinghouseself clean oven $100. 635.2669 ::. 6p52 1272 sq. ft. fully finished basement homel 3 responsiblefamily of four. Terracearsa, ASAP Call632.2B33 after 5 p,m. ' 3p2 1981 WESTERN STAR DUMP "TRUCK with DEADLINE: NOON SATURDAYS bddrms., 3 baths; 2 fplces;~ Cilrpod pa~,'ed $750 mth. range. 635-4875 after 4:30 p.m - dave, 18x31 ft. shop, on a ia~Jscapod lot. hook up for pup $301000 Phone1.567-4192 Classified and Classified Display contact Rusty Ljongh," 638.0371 LOr • 4pl ADVERTISING DEADLINES:When a stst holldly fall==on a 635"5754, TerraceRealty Ltd. lcl i , I-~rl GET FIT, I 1987 HIGH TOP VANAMARA FORD.• 0nly Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline le Thursday et OUALITY BUILT And completely finished 88 BERETTA II RND OUT HOW AT 40,000 km, with extended warranty to S p.m. for all dlspley end clesslfled ade. homeIn newest subdivisionin the Iforseshoa, 105,000 k.m, Fu y loaded with all extras. 3+1 bedrooms, 2 masonry fplcs.,3 baths, ' Mlsly River Books Must be seen to be appieclated. $25°0OO. TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., TERRACE, B.C. VBG 158 ,1]:§951 Will take smaller car (1985 & up)in trade. All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, covered sundeck, carpertand much more. 4606 LakelseAve., Terrace Contact Rusty Ljungh 638.0371 or 1-692.7526 days i-698.7450 eves 4p2 Visa or Mastorcard. When phoning In ads plesse have you Visa or Master. I 635.5754, TerraceRealty Ltd. 1cl 1981 JEEPWAGONEER LTD, 4 x 4, fully Ioad- card number ready. i '86 FORDESCORT 'ed. Trailer towing package Norust. 65,000 20 wolds (first Insertion) $3.45 plus 5' for addltlo~ll words. *(Additional Insertions) McEwan miles. 847-2301 4p2 $2.30 plus 4, for addltioealwords. *$6.95 for 6 weeks (not exceeding20 words, non. ' 4 door, automatic commomlal) 635-4941 1978 FORD 150 4 x 4, good shape '89 DODGESHADOW mechanically, some rust, good tires. 300 4 OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! 4 door, auto, A/C, bal of 7 year warranty speed, $1,9601-698.7389 4p2 and muchmore. =6 995 1988 CHEV. EXTENDEDCAB, 4x4, 1/2 ton 1. Real Estate 12, Motorcycles 24. Notices and 8 ft. Skipper camper, clw fddge, stove 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business '89 CHRYSLERDYNASTY and furnace,sleeps 4, $18,900, 842-5554. =11,995 V/6, NC, balot 7 year warranty t ,

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JOURNEYMAN [ 6"" M ~ REGISTERED BLUE TICK HOUNDS. Excellent WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME, Age under 4 1 1 a©hine ' for tree ng bear and lynx. 6 me, oM. Ready to • 23. Work Wanted : years, call 638.8619 6pl MECHANIC H706 INTERNATIONALFARM TRACTOR. Goad ~hunt. 1;694.3695 4pl MOI9 WILL DO BABYSITTING In my home. CAN'T DO IT YOURSELF? rll do It for yeu. 1 rubber, 'Excellent allied Front end loader, SPANIEL PUPS, tails docked, dew class ' Close to hospital and park. Full and part-time Painting, plumbing, carpentry, cencrete, brick- Northern B.C.'s largest import dealer is Good shape: Asl~lng $6 000. call 567.4035 removed. Great dogs for those whe love the days, Phone635-3804. 6p50 laying & Generalmaintenance, Kev]n Turner. or567;4127 :: " r " • " : ~4pl " °utd°ere"$75;flrm' Ready •June 15, 849-5888 ServingTerrace & Thornhgl 6pl looking for a fully qualified Journeyman 635.3804. 6pl WILLING TO BABYSITIN MY HOMEIn hospital ATTENTION: LOGGERS & CONTRACTORS. EAR 15 HAND BAY ARABI area, Ages 4 yrsand up. Men thin Friday. Call Mechanic,• must be responsible an d 635.4355. 6p50 Complete machine ,Shop, Lathe, 16' swing, GENTLEN!NE.Y . .. AN I no. 3 Le 6tend hodzontalmill Drill presses 1 ue~omg;exee,cm mever.oressageprospecl; ~HTEN. YOUR HOME. m wel'~"xex- reliable. We offer a full benefits package i r large, 1 small Grinders(31 Hydraulic ureas'as needsexpedenced rider; trained by J. O'Neill, pefleneed In total house cleaning. Won't you '78 AMC CONCOIID and excellent wages; 10i}+ (1), 6+(1), cut'tln(] ~, weldingtorch Call 847.~02 or 561.0029 @2 give me a call 635.6537; 6p50 2 door, 6 cyl.. auto. power hacksaw, 195 amp. weMer, eleclrlc WANTEO!GUY, SELL/TRADE. Livestock cat. '7 hoist, Track bume[,ebeve machinesare com. tie/horses. Licensed and, bonded livestock NEEDTHOSE ODD JOBSDONE? Am experienc- Apply in person with resume to: ~r plate with tootl~ and can be Seen in opera- dealer. W pick Up, Ken Rose, 1.694.3376 ed in all trades, reasonable rates, call tlon. $15,000 complete 1.692:3276 eves. ~ ...... 4p2 635.6537 "will cost you nothing to chat," =1,495 6p50 THORNHILL MOTORS A'n'ENTION: PERSON WHO INSPECTED AND Pennchar Farms II1 Vanderhoef. Phone GRAPPLE YARDER, HOOK TENDER, Ex- RIO $35,000 On D7F Catln Terrace please call 567-9323 anytime. 4p2 patience at night logging, plus end backhoe Hwy 16 East, Terrace, B.C. 1.697.2474 : , 4p2 . • and backspars Also possess safety fuse and Terrace IM~ OrS. [] I' ALL BREED ,, electrical blasting ticke(and eperate tank :;4912Hvvy:16:. : ;~ 63,5:655 [] ~S'71977360Cumm!ns, :frans, COLUMBIAHenddcksenTRAI--'~.suspen" I DOG GROnMI un Ii d,,s and air tracks. Call 637.5702 ei leave [] r .. ' ' alert, Front end;trailer suspension'.All recent, I v ~ I message.forBob at 637-2249. 2 -- r 1 " asking $15,000, 1-694.3655 ~' 4p2 , ReasonableRates, 10 Years Ex.dence , ~Mi,-~.,i,,~~'o ¢-~-.¢ ~ ¢ ¢ IERS"~ ¢ ~ ~ ~ ~'~"e~'~o'~o i V376 ENGINES F°r Parts' New 'bel pumps' I JANE 'T'U'RNER 638"8018 | starters, everything inside and eut, salvage | " M~'nlngior Evenings I CARRi . pdces, 847.2299; 846.5980, Netl. 4_p2 ! ; " . J MANAGER TRAINEE r # '83 PONTIAC2DOg 21. Help Wanted . . Needed ! ; ' 2 doer, hatchback WANTED: LIVE;IN HOUSEKEEPER.For more AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES Is looking for an outgoing, career minded person to fill the position of ACCOUNTS REPRESENTATIVE and enroll in our 2 year training program • V V V start immediately. Established clientele. leading to Branch Management. • I'-:---~~ 1.692.7687days 1.692-336Doves. 4p52 If you are the person we choose, we will demand quality and /McEwanI ...... "T.;;,¢; ~ ferent~ exercises on machine. 1.692-7687 I ~: ~.~,.,;.:~.;., pt ...... i 225 -- Heppel, Braun, excellence in everything you do. Applicants should have Grade 12 minimum, 5 years work ex- - -I AMAJORCANONDEALERofofficeequlpmant ~.~)l~~l~] 331 - Crescent, Pedersen, perience -- preferably sales and finance related and must be in the Bulkley Valley area requires additional transferable. service, persbnnel. Successful candidates ~:.i~~ll~f RdleRange must have copier service experience,a strong If you enjoy working in a challenging, results oriented at- electro.mechanlcalbackground, and be neatly mosphere, Avco may have the opportunity you've been groomed• Salary negotiable. We provide factory.autherized product training, and ex. waiting for. cellent benefits package. Please submit For further Information, or to apply please contact our covering lelter and resume to: Manager,See. L office st 636-2828, between 10 s.m. and 5 p.m. Moore Printing & Stationery, P.O. Box 460, Smithers, B.C. VOJ 2NO. 4p52 638-7283 WOOLWORTH ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS fer employment every Wednesday. Per an ap. plicatlen and interview please apply in person .dgAVCO "="-',,,,.,.c. to PersonnelDept. tfnl FINANCIAL SERVICES 635-2826 WANTED SUMMERSALES AGENTS. Apply at Our people make the difference Oickie Dee Icecream. The icecream bicycle -..oi people.635-3102 6pl 16. Farm Produce NORTHERN MOTOR INN - We are looking far HAY FOR SALE. $2 per bale. Goodquality. No mature career mindedindividuals who want te Sat. calls, 849.5395 6p52 be a part efa growing team that takes great pride in their work. Experienceis preferredbut 17. Garage Sales will train the dght individual who has a positive attitude and a desire to learn. We of. CHOICES PROGRAM tar competitive wages and an excellent CAREER . SERVICES TO THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED benefit package. We are now taking applica. tions for the following positions: FOR ADVERTISING CALL 638.SAVE GARAGE SALE waiter/waitress, store clerks, bartenders, bar GROUP HOME SUPERVISOR 4832 Soucie waiter/waitresses, cooks/prep, cooks,. The Choices Program is seeking an energetic, dynamic person to fill chambermaids, desk clerks. No telephone in. the position of group home supervisor. This person shall manage all SAT., MAY 5 qulries pleasel 14c1 aspects of operating a group home for mentally handicappedchildren. 9 a.m. to I p.m. LOOKING FOR A FULL-TIME BABYSITTER, Duties Include: Plan and implement residential programs. Orientating, Including baby terns, cock Tues• to Fd. Must.h~ve()wn vehicle to pick up kids at Upland School preferably my home. Earn extra income as the scheduling and supervising of staff. Maintain close contact with the : and bicycle P~I. 1 1 consumer, parents and others concerned to ensure needs are being • . in" "" 635-7683' 2p2 WANTED DENTAL"ASSISTANT (part time or RESIDENT MANAGER met. Work as a team member with group home staff and other Choices full time). Are yeu an enthusiastic, experienc. of a small apartment building in Kitimat. employees. 19. Lost & Found ed dental assistant with a caring manner?Are Sales and maintenance skills an asset. you dependableand organized? If so, please Desired Qualifications:High schoolgraduate with post-secondarytrain- FOUND AT CONTRACT TIRE, 1 white female send resume to Box 350, clo Terrace Stan. Please send resumes by February 14, 1990 to: ing in social services field i.e. (CSW.or HSW diploma) or equivalentex- husky dog with bluish white eyes, black mark- dard, 4647 Lazene Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Majestic Management (1981) Ltd. perience. This person shouldbe a team player, have excellentinterper- ings on back face and ears. (Approx. 1 yr. V8G 1S8. 3c2 old) If yours, call 635.4295 2pl Suite 200 - 1515 Second Ave. sonal skills and be able to work with mentally handicappedchildren• ENTHUSIASMshould earn you a good income, Prince George, B.C. He/She must also undergo criminal record search, possessa class 4 LOST .-~_MEN'SGOLD SEIKOquartz watch bet- Interestedplease phone 635-3484, lc2 ween'Caledonia High School and Copperside V2L 3B8 driver's license and first aid certificate. II. Apdl 18. Reward olfered, 635-7936 MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITY - Dairy Oueen Salary: $1,995/month as per Collective Agreementwith BCGEU. 2pl requires a manager fer its Prince Rupert Ioca. tlen. Expedencehelpful but net necessary fer Closing Date: May 9, 1990 FOUND LADLESBRACELET at Agar Park. Call person willing to train and learn. International 638,8217 to identify. 2p2 Dairy Queen course mandatory with on.site For further information contact Marilyn Taron at 635-7863. training in Surrey offered• Starting salary Resumes can be sent to or dropped at: '89 CHRYSLER NEW $30,000 per annum, Potential to ewn may be Madlyn Taron YORKER a possibility for right person, Medicaland den. PROGRAM A SI~qTANT tal plan offered. Operations are open seven Terrace & District CommunityServices Society • A/C, cruise, tilt, p/w, p/I, balef 7 year EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY warranty. days a week with day and night shilts essen- No. 2- 3215 Eby Street 2 to choose from, tial. Store managementwill include assistant Terrace, B.C. VBG 2X6 managers. If you are energetic and wish to ac. NURSE cept a challenge please mail your resume te for a office-schedulingand Hewatt Enterprises Ltd., 13345-25 Avenue, FIELD SUPERVISORY POSITION =22,995 Surrey, B.C, V4A 9G6. Please outline your ex. with agency that delivers serwces to seniors, handicapped and perienceand your goals with your resume.4c2 recuperating people in their homes. TWO FULLY QUALIFIED HAIRDRESSERSre. Regional Distdct of quired. Doris Coiffures, 4-5 yrs. experience, Hours range from 20 to 401week to start, Some flexibility with job. 638-1704. Neededimmediately, 6p3 Starting date: June 1,1990. Bulkley Nechako 22, Careers For more information,contact: ACCOUNTING CLERK -- Independentlogging Betty Stewart 20. Pets & Livestock company requiresan acceuntingclerk te work Program Director REGISTERED MINIATURE PINSCHER Puppies. with existing staff in accounts payable, ac. Home Support Services 1st shot, dewormod, ears cropped, tails & counts receivable and payroll. Other duties • 635.5135 dewclaws done. $,100, Also, registered west will include bank and account reconciliations. Highland,Wh!te Terrier pup= $450, 632-5294• Cemputer experience an asset. Preference 6p49 will be given to a persen with loggingindustry ASSISTANT TREASURER experience and also enrelfed in the C.M.A. or A KISPIOX BAND The Regional District of Bulkley.Nechako is seeking applica- ATTENTION HORSE PEOPLE. Summer 1990 C•G.A. program, Please forward your resume, (June, July, .August) this summer Flemming including cover letter, salary requirements, Alll. COUNCIL tions for highly motivated Individuals with a sound background Lake wilderness .adventures is offering pack • experience and reterences to Tay.M Forest in accounting to join our management team. horse trips Into Ihe back country of the Products Ltd. Suite 201 - 4548 Lakelse "~j~ _ IMBIK BOX 25, KISPIOX, B.C. VOJ 1YO Bulkley Valley far fishing, photography etc.' Ave., Terrace, B.C. VaG 1P8, Attn. J.S. ~~,~~ Phone 842-5248 or 842-5249 The successful candidate will have the following minimum You bring your own horse and we supply the Manhas, CMA Please make all cur. qualifications: rest, Limited te teq people per trip. Se inquire respondance pdvate and confidential. No --preferably nowl For more Into call Jodi 846.9128. 8c49 three years completion towards a recognized phone calls please. 2cl Accounting designation or university equivalent; 200 ACRES PRIMEGRAZING pasture land fer EMPLOYMENT lease. Year round water and fenced. 23. Work Wanted --experience In Municipal Finance and/or Fund Accounting Vanderhoof. 1.631.7515 4p51 NEED WORK DONE? For renovations, vinyl OPPORTUNITY would be an asset; TWO MALE BLACK LAB PUPPIES. 7' wks. siding, any size jab. Contact Norm, 638.1950. The Klsplox Band Council is accepting applications --good working knowledge of computers, Including 6p49 $200 each. One registered chocolate male from qualified individuals (degree In Social Services) for ACCPAC and Word Perfect Program and their application Lab; $350. No Saturday calls. 849-5395 WILL DO SEWING. Grad gowns, bridal wear, in the workplace; 6p52 costumes, etc. Call 635-5426, 6p49 a full-time position as: -- good communication, supervisory and interpersonal skills, HEALTH AND SOCIAL and ability to use independent Judgement. The successful applicant will: SERVICES DIRECTOR -- assist the Administrator in fulfilling the statutory duties of Treasurer as required by the Municipal Act; Must have abilities as facilitator, organizer, teacher, -- establish or Improve upon the accounting procedures, and lobbyist and fundrslser. ensure the monitoring end control thereof; Be able to co.ordinate the various activities of the -- supervise staff In the Rnance Department; Health and Social Services department. -- assist the Administrator in new functions. Qltksen language preferred (understanding at least) The salary will be commensurate with the qualifications and Salary: $30,000 plus, depending on experience. experience. An excellent fringe benefit package Is available, plus relocation assistance. Complete]ob dsscdption is available upon request. Send resume tot Please submit resumes to the Undersigned prior to MONDAY, MAY 1Oth, 1990. KIsplox Band Council Box 25, R.R. No. 1 Q. Molntyra ~,~..i,~.;i, ' Kllplox, B.C. ld,,,i,,letratOr Reglcmal District 11~'~ ' I : " VOJ 1YO • • :i TERRACE STANDARD 'l~ii .: i'~ii~ii~ii;i' ~ /•'- Phone:842"82418:1:i := "3 '~ ...... EO i • , [ A~ I -~" II " • I

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Page BlO - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 2, 1990 i'lll ' :i i .... : "~i ~r~ Province of , ~ Ministry of ~ ~ Brl~qh Cofumida ~ Forests and Lard= ~- BELL POLE CO: LTD. TERRACE;IIB.C. ii: ,. ~ BrltlehColumbla. Envlronment ,i:}i i 32. Legal ;i!!i! ijB!iseekln 9 qualified .... '- , Administration, ii .... , N011CE0F BIB110NT0(]I0~YI.N ~ A HIPOI~ 0F '; : NOTICE OF TENDER: In ~ Re¢0ndin0 Bstrk:t el Pdnce Rupert and A contract will be let to Pr0vide, when and if requested by the Notice s~tuated near Terrace ~ , To carry out our: 1990 Brush and Weed!no Pro- Conservation Officer S~rvlce In Termce~ ndequate staff to TLke no~ce that ExchndveFly FIshl~OLid. el Terrlce 6.0,, totems to apply for a gown Grant el the thliowlng gram on our forest Iicence in the Kispiox T,S,A. live trap and remove as directed , nuisance :bern from the described lands: Municipalities of Kitlmat Terrace and surroun,dlng areas, ~', a) An ensui~eyed per,Ira of OIs5tct Let 1433, P,4mOe Bell Pole Co. Ltd, has approximately 217'0 hec: s, coast~t~t M~obetween ~ N.W,Bout~ary of Sealed. ten'dere, on the forms and In the envelope Provided, Plan 5814 and the SkNM River ¢ontainth0 plus 6 ha. tares that requ!re either manual and/or chemical The p~ for which ~ dtspaniUon is required is as defined In the instructions to Bidders, will be received by limited cccupancy ii~l~g lodge. ":, treatment, cGntractors should possess the l = the Ministry of Environment, Administration, 3726 Alfred ~ Pr~n¢e of T~U~ Comments concemng this ak¢lcaUon may be made necessary certification to carry out our program. ' :Ave., Bag 5000, Smlthera,B.C. VOJ 2NO, no later than May ~Dah Cofum~ and H~hwws to the ~nior Land Officer, M4nlstvyof Crswn Land, Oag 5000, Smltbere, B,C, VOJ 2HO. Tethphone: 847-7034. I...... ' 14, 1990 at 1 :DO p m Tenders will be opened in publlcat File: L 6404222 nmresmo contractors' are asKea to register no :, ~ 'that time. tn accordancewith the Idtekdq of Tmqmtsttea aml Dated April 21, 1990. HMImqs A4t, SesOon49(1), seak~l thndars ore invited later th~May 41 1990 to the address below: ~i {I i Tender forms, includlngspeciflcations, can be obtained from for the thOowlng: Exclusive Fly Flshthg Lid. Phi/Act k F.5260 , i '~:~ !Bell Pole Co Ltd. "ii I ;:;the MInlstry of Environment, 3726 Alfred Ave, Bag5000, I,~ OueenChadelto telands. k=edMtee: ProvHe Traffic Con~'ol Seokes In the ~ ~: '~ il p/.. _ 2"0 ' I I~iSmithers. B.CI VOJ 2NO, or Ministry of Environment, B.C Skeena I'ltghways 0tenet for the 0uoen Charlotte 9 ~ U. JBOX u ~ ;! :'~i t~ Access Centre, 104- 3220 Eby Street Terrace,B.C. V8G Islands. S~Jed tenders, completed in accordance with the I Terrace, B.C. I 6K6 ', Cocditlons ol Tender on the Ionns provided, will be received by the Ministry of Transportatl~ and 10ghweys Pr0vfoce of Trm=xteum I yea 4A6 !!i I' infoimallon or clar fication of the Tender sPeclflcationa can be at No. 300.4646 Park Avenue, Te~ace, B.C, V86 1V4 Bdt~h Cdumbea and liGhways ~nttl 2;00 p,m, (Iocld Ome) on May 16, 1990, when n Su,,ervlsor "1 1 ~i obtained by calling the Conservation Off cer Service In Ten Iooders wig be eponnd in putthc. I ~ ~'i~i!i~ ':~i .' ~ ""' ~' i i ~ !l I race at638-3279, .... will not be re~tred A ~ depeslUstrro~bid bond In acco~ with the Mlek~lf ef T,t~l~ ll~ (In accordarce with the cord,ions of the tender). I / ~;;' I i ,- ' Regional Administration Manager pre.tenber will not be ll~d, IillmallS A¢!. Sect.an 49(I ). sealed ten~ arl In,rid A meetl~ for tf~ to~o~ng: • I Ministry of Environment Tender documents cemp,~te with enve~pe, ~ns, He: 1:.5262 specth¢,ltio~s and conditions of tender are avaJlabte Lmti~ Pricce Rm~t area. Skeene Region fl'om the MidsW of TranspottsUon and Highways, No. 0uaIM~¢ Prov~ Tr~c Con,rot Sarvk:~ In the 300. 4546 Park Avenue, Tenace, 9,c, vo0 lV4 bet. Skeena Highway~ DthblCt fm the Pdoce Ruperl/Lron, wean the hours el 0:30 a,m. to 12:00 p.m., and 1:00 Seslud te~, cornptetsd In accordance with p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, except holidays, Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, wtl be Where required, payment for cent,eel documentation recolvnd by the MlnLshyM Tmtspmalten ond Highw'~s shah be madeby carried chequeor money odor. made at No. 300.4546 Pad( Avenue, Terrace, B,C. VOG 1V4 payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate Rofa. urdi 2:30 p.m, (IocaJ time) on May 16, 1990, when SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT ~ms. Ai p~rchases are norl.retundaofe, tenders wal be opened in pobH¢. For further Inf~nation contact J,FL Newhoose, @ A socudty depor,Jt/sursty ~ baxl wiO ret be reqceod District Manager at (004) 638.0360, ~' Fax (in accordaoce with t~ conditfons of the tender). (604} 638.3316, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The lowest or any tender will not necessariF/be OC. A pre.tender elect'sO wlfl not be hold. MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL Tender documents complete with en~l~pe, plans, The Ministry of Transportation and Highways le requesting espied, sbedflcations and ~ of tender are av,,,able COURT SERVICES BRANCH from the Mtoisby of Transp~6on and H~hweys. He. proposals to provide project estimating within the Skeena 300. 4546 Park Aven~m, Tenace, B,C. VSG lV4 bet. wean the hou~ pf 6:~0 a,m, to 12:00 p.m,, aM 1:00 Proposals are invited for the provision of services which Highways District. p,m, to 4:30 p~re. Monday to Frfday, except hofidays, Where requ~, payment for contract dccumontaHm encompass the performance of va~ous civil court orders The project estimating will be within "the Prince Rupert, sh~lhe made ~ cerUGedcbeq~ or mousy on~r, rna~ payabte to the Mlntster of Rna~¢e and Ccq~-ate Rots-. (i.e. Writ of Seizure and Sale, Warrant of Execution, Writ Terrace, Kitlmat and the Nass Valley area. Cons. Ag purchases me non.mfund~. Foe further thfesmaOon cmt~of J,IL Newhouse, of Possession, etc.) for the following area: i Proposals submitted should Include qualifications, ex- District Manngor at (604) 630.3360. or Fax (604) 638.3316, Area 10- Ske.ena perlence and should also detail any availability restrictions. The lowest or any tender will not noces,sadly he a¢. i TERRACE__~ cepted. Area 11 - Prince George :~ Note all proposals shall be received at the District Highways CITY OF TERRACE Area 12- Peace River Office, No. 300 - 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VSG Area 13 - Cariboo 1V4 no later than 10:00 a.m., May 16, 1990. CALL FOR A detailed Request for Proposal is available from: For more Information please contact the following: PROPOSALS DWAIN HORNLAND ~ Province of Trsesp(xtatfon Mr. Larry McMillan The City of Terrace invites pro- British Cof~bla and Highways DISTRICT TECHNICIAN posals from qualified companies to Purchasing Commission supply and install an air conditioning SKEENA DISTRICT In aoco~lance with the Oidof~y of T~ led 200-4000 Seymour Place TERRACE, B.C. : system at the Terrace Arena for an Hloliways Act, Soctloc 49(1), sealed tenders are invited area of approximately 370 sq. m. for the following: Victoria, B.C., V8X 4Y3 PHONE: 638-3360 FAX: 638-3318 i (4,000 sq. ft.). Proposals must In- PmJeofHe: F.6261 Telephone: 389-3368 clude all electrical, carpentry and LI~ Terrace. KItimat, and ~ V~Jidy. Oemll[l~: Provide Traffic Cocbof Services In Provinceof other related work to complete the Skeefla Highways Disbtct for the Terraue Area. Bidder Conference: May 24,1990, Prince George project. Expected completion date Seated tenders, completed In acconlence with the .~--,~--=.: =: ¥:-~ British Columbia i3 required. Conditte~S of Tender on the toms I~OVided, will he Deadline for Proposals: June 15,1990, 2 PM roce{ved by the MiNsby of T~Om and Highways Ministry of Transportation Interestedbidders are required to in- at No. 300.4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VBG 1V4 ~ mm .dn~m ~m and Highways spect the site prior to submission. until 3:00 p.m, (local ~'ne) on May 16, 1990, when tenders wig be op~medin pof~ic, PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HONOURABLERITA JOHNSTON Contact the undersigned to arrange A security dep0slt/smly lY4 bond wig not be required MINISTEROF TRANSPORTATIONAND a site visit. (in accordance with the conOltio~s 0f the thnder). A pre.tender mee0ng will not be held. HIGHWAYS Proposals must be submitted no Tender documents complete with envek~pe, plans, later than 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, May specift¢aUons and condlOons of ~nder an= avaite~ 8, 1990 to: finn the Mln~s~ of Tr'~tlu~ and 100hways, No. 300. 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, D.C. VBG 1V4 bet. Mr. S. Scott wean the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 12;00 p.m,, a~d 1:00 SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT p.m. to 4:60 p.m, Morx~ly to Friday, except holidays. Superintendent of Parks and Where required, paymem for cocbact dccumentaSon SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT Recreation shaOhe made by cerUfled cheque or me~ey order, made REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 3215 Eby Street payabte to the Minister of Rnance and Corporate Rata. Terrace, B.C. tiorls, All pgrcha$os are no~l.rofunDa~o, The Ministry of Transportation and Highways Is requesting REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS For further Informa~ contact J.P,. Newhoose, VOG 2X8 OIshict Manager at.(604).638.3360, or Fax proposals for highway design services within the Skeena The Ministry of Transportation and Hlgh~T~ys is requesting (604) 636.3310. City of Terrace reserves the right to The lowest or any tender WIll not necessarUy he ac. Highways District. proposals to provide project supervision within the Skeena refuse any or all proposals. cepted. The design services will be within the Prince Rupert, TetTaCe, Highways District. Kitimat, the Nass Valley area and Queen Charlotte Islands The project supervision will be within the Queen Charlotte area, Islands. SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT Proposals submitted should include qualifications, ex- Proposals submitted should include qualifications, ex- perience and should also detail any availability restrictions. perlence and should also detail any availability restrictions. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Note all proposals shall be received at the District Highways Note all proposals shall be received at the District Highways The Ministry of Transportation and Highways Is requesting Office, No. 300 • 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C, VSG Office, No. 300 - 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G proposals to provide project estimating within the Skeena 1V4 no later than 10:00 a.m., May 16, 1990. 1V4 no later than 10:00 a.m., May 16, 1990. Highways District. For more Information please contact the following: For more Information please contact the following: The project estimating will be within the Queen Charlotte DWAIN HORNLAND DWAIN HORNLAND Islands. DISTRICT TECHNICIAN DISTRICT TECHNICIAN Proposals submitted should include qualifications, ex- SKEENA DISTRICT SKEENA DISTRICT perience and should also detail any availability restrictions. TERRACE, B.C. TERRACE, B.C. PHONE: 638-3360 FAX: 638-3316 Note all proposals shall be received at the District Highways PHONE: 638-3360 FAX: 638-3316 Office, No. 300 - 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C, V8G Provinceof FREE - . B,tish C==bia Provinceof 1V4 no later than 10:00 a.m., May 16, 1990. Bdtish Columbia ~I,~--~~;L'.~ Ministry of Transportation For more Information please contact the following: --- and Highways Ministry of Transportation and Highways DWAIN HORNLANO MOFE HONOURABLERlTA JOHNSTON ~m~m m~ OISTRIC.T TECHNICIAN MINISTEROF TRANSPORTATIONAND mmm M m HONOURABLERITA JOHNSTON ilil ,~Dp" ~ m SKEENA DISTRICT HIGHWAYS MINISTEROF TRANSPORTATIONAND HIGHWAYS TERRACE, B.C. PHONE: 638-3360 FAX: 638-3316

Provinceof __~--'=~=.=_: :: British Columbia SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT . MinlsW of Transportation m v and Highways REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS = =__----m~-- HONOURABLERITA JOHNSTON The Ministry of Transportation and Highways Is accepting The Ministry of Transportation and Highways Is accepting MINISTEROF TRANSPORTATIONAND proposals to provide surveying within the Skeana Highways proposals to provide surveying within the Skeana Highways HIGHWAYS District on an "as and when required" basis. District on an "as and when required" baals. The surveying will be within the Queen Charlotte Islands. The surveying will be within the Prince Rupert, Terrace, Proposals submitted shall include equipment available, per- Kitlmnt and the Nasa Valley areas. SKEENA HIGHWAYS DISTRICT sonai qualifications and experience. Proposals submitted shall Include equipment available, per- sonal qualifications and experience. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Data reduction and drafting work may be required. All equip- ment and supplies necessary to complete the works within Data reduction and drafting work may be required. All equip- The Ministry of Transportation and Highways is requesting the allocated time frame, will be provided by the applicant. ment and supplies necessary to complete the works wlthln proposals to provide project supervision within the Sl~eena the allocated time frame, will be provided by the applicant. Highways District. Proposals will be received at the Ministry of Transportation Proposals will be received at the Ministry of Transportation The project supervision will be within the Prince Rupert, and Highways, Skeena Highways Dis,riot Office, No. 300 Terrace, Kitlmat and the Nass Valley area. -4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B,C., VSG 1V4 no later than and Highways, Skeena Highways District Office, No. 300 10:00 a.m., May 16, 1990. -4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G1 V4 no later than Proposals submitted should include qualifications, ex- 10:00 a m.i May 16, 1990. pedence and should also detail any availability restrictions. Note all proposals shall be received at the District Highways For more Information please contact the following: Formers Information please contact the following: Office, No. 300 - 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C: VSG, DWAIN HORNLAND DWAIN HORNLAND 1V4 no later than 10:00 a.m., May 16, 1990. DISTRICT TECHNICIAN DISTRICT TECHNICIAN MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND .HIGHWAYS • For more Information please contact the followin: MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS SKEENA DISTRICT " DWAIN HORNLAND SKEENA DISTRICT .... ~'~:: No. 300 - 4546 PARK AVENUE No. 300 - 4846PARK AVENUE DISTRICT TECHNICIAN TERRACE, B.C. SKEENA DISTRICT TERRACE, D.C. YGG 1V4 • V8G 1V4 TERRACE, B.C. PHONE: 636-3360 FAX: 638-3316 PHONE: 638-3380 FAX: 638-3316 •" ~-,- PHONE: 636-3360 FAX:'O38-3316 '-/L,~' 'i"i'-

ProVinceof • Provinceof British Columbia FREE£=OM Bdtish Columbia FAi~E~L~F=~ ' Ddtish'. Cdumlda: Ministry of Transportation , Ministry of Translxxtation 0 M,nl.O.dO, and Highways and Highways HONOuRABLERITA JOHNSTON •" HONOuRABLERITA JOHNSTON MOVE IloNGURADLEI~ITA~UONN81"~ ~ MINISTEROF TRANSPORTATIONAND MOVE MINISTEROF TRANSPORTATIONAND • MINISTEROF.TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS -HIGHWAYS, HIGHWAYS .. • 11 : Terrace Standard, Wednesday,May 2, 19g0 - Page 6 1

638,,.o.SAVE2K_p~r~nmll~ ~S D ~' 1 ACA;L~(~*"~i3LI~ youm~W~D~ti~~td:ey~aiiW~payro loselU-Z~ ms, " I ~ ~ TERRACE .~PERTS ~--IN A oGLANCE ' '' •Wlndow painting for any aday, 1,250-9451, 6p2 ' ' .~ :: oocaslon. • Illustrator • Grephlca '65 CHEVSPECTRUM • PoRter; Card & Invitation 4 door, brown I : Designs : ,I • Reasonable rates 3 ~ I For more,Informationplease *4,995 BUSINESS OF THE WEEK l -~', .: ' contaot: ! I K. Hicks 038-1782 i;i: ;iiiii'~: 24. NoNces 636-4941 J PRO.LIFE EDtJCATION available to general My unity Is My handiwork; I have I ~...... I IL! ~ i i i ~ public; videos,' pamphlets, lending library, , NE wrought It for thee; clothe thyself dealing with human life issues such as abor. therewith, that thou mayest be to all tion .and :euthanasia,: Studenl enquires eternity the revelation of My welcome, Call 635.5427 or 638-0382, 51fnc eveflaotlng being. PREGNANT AND NEED HELP? Birthright can Selected from the Behe'l Holy assist you with free pregnancytesting, mater. Writings, ' U L E nlty and baby clothes. Many other services- all free and confidential. Call 635.3907 • We invite you to explore these anytime, 12p51 Writings further by phoning 835-3219 or 638-B012 MODERN METAPHYS CS Progressive Metaphysics course starts May 22, Tuesday • Director Alla' ch, r i( er ':' and Thursday evenings at 7:30 to pre- register. PheneLaurel 635.7776. 6pl I "STOP ernorial markers i'-' ..... i )t ",, L LJL • VOLUNTEER SMOKING Grave covers " ".r'~{" J~'*~'-., ~', I-uneralr"~ []ll ! ! BLITZ! • II Cremation v. "-.-...~,, Association • -- i ;i. Terrace Women's Resource BREAK FREE Centrewill be havinga 2 day sign up and informationbooth in the LASERTHERAPY Skeena Mall, Friday(May 4) 4 pm to 9 pm and Saturday (May 5) 9:30 am to 6 pro. Come~ and see what the * Safe * Effective i i~i Women'sCentre has to offeryoul • Painless DIET ...... $126 prP.,kx~sS bWme~ts) NEID ENTERPRISESLTD. MACKAY'S FUNERAL ~!!:i 25. Business STOP SMOKING ...... S47.60 SPECIALIZINGIN ALUMINUMWELDING ,. (Foeow.up~$20 each) SERVICES LTD. :Opportunities & MANUFACTURING Terrace Crematorium 4626 Davis Ave., Terrace CALL TERRACE OFFICE AT CUSTOM BUILT BOATS-- BOAT REPAIRS FOR SALE 20 unit campsite on Hwy. 37 N. 8 ALUMINUM FABRICATION- GAS TANKS -- TOOL BOXES Direcfors: miles S of Kinaskan Lake or 80 miles S of 635-9435 RUNNING BOARDS - BOX LINERS - 1OFT. SHEAR JAMES WESTERMAN & DOUG MAC FARLANE !: Dease Lake. With convenience store, ST'E. N0.15- 4644 LazelleAve., JEANETTE DE FRANE showers, 3 summer cabins, 2 bedroom - kit- (euove~') I " " ~ 2.00 TON METAL BENDING PRESS I i: chenette unit and 4 bedroom home with CORPORATERATES AVAILABLE BronZea,.~":*" ptsqueS 24 HOUR workshop. On 10 beautiful viewing acres. (have a SMOKE FREE office Answering and Pager Service Come and talk to us. J. Taylor at Willow Ridge (604) 635- 3478 I A Resort or write Gen, DOL Iskut, B.C. VOJ 1KO. 4575 LOWRIE AVENUE I Terrace, KItimaf, Smitbers Funeral Service 10p49 TERRACE, B.C. VSG 3Y8 I Pd~eRed 635"2444 A.~sociation BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Mobile food con- cession customized interior. Self-contained; 28. Cards of Thanks for information package contact: Cactus Can. teena, P.O. Box 655, Houston, B.C. V0J 1Z0 I would like to thank Dr. Phillips, Or. Hodge, or phone 845-2075 4p51 the Nurses (especially those on emergency & ICU), and all the staff at Mills Memorial MAJOR RUSTPROOFINGFRANCHISE available Hospital for the wondedul care I received : SPRING CLEANING " in Terrace, Wail.establtshed and a good add- while I was a patient there. Also, because on to an existing automotive business. Call they are too numerousto menUon, I would like SPECIALS 635-4954 evenings. 3c52 to thank everyone who prayed, sent cards, PRICED FOR QUICKSALE. 7 toning tables, 1 gilts, flowers, telephonedand visited me dur- upright tanning capsule, office equipment, ing a very traumatic time. It is a great feeling counter, cash registerand much more, Stay in to know that so many peoplewere thinking of present location or move. 847-5101 4p52, me and my family. s39.95a , I love you all, We'llclean two rooms & Cell me for upholstery UPR GHT TANNNG CAPSULE. L ke new. Rose Made Fleming $6,500 ~valued at $10,~6i~'~847-5~1~ ~'+':~: '" .;,~.: ?'ANY,SIZE'~" ~.... ~: speclalal : ~,=,, ,~ :.:,~... ~~, .... ~W (t; 4p52' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Stuff envelopes at 29, In Memodam ..... NORTHERN CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING home. Eam up to $600 weekly. Free supplies. I~ LOVING MEMORY of our dear wife and Rush self addressed stamped envelope to: 635-3944 mother NANCYGENEREAUX who left us one Hughes Entarpdsas, Dept. A.11, Box 964, year ago, Apfll 29,1989. Peterborough,Ontario, K9J 7A5. 4p52 Closer than words can say, BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY. Stun envelopes at Our loved one's Just a thought away, home, Eam up 1o $600 weekly. Free supplies. As long .as heads remember, j~ Rush self.addressed stamped envelope to: H As long as hearts still care. i & H Enterpdson,DOpt, AA-11,171 Rink St. A We never part with those we love, Suite 263, Peterborough, Ontario, KgJ 2J6 They are with us everywhere. 2pl So many precious memories, FOR Downtown Ter- Of the one we hold so dear, let's talk SALE BEAUTYSALON. race. $28,000. For mere inlo call 635.7961 Bring peace and comfort to us now, or 638-8870 2pl And keep our loved one near. Greatly missed and forever in our hearts. NEW SPACEAGE RADIANT BARRIER. Slashes Husband, Leonard; children Nicole, Caroline, i ~anr!~:peatere heating costs. Can eliminate need for air con- Michelle and Francis. lp2 Satellite Sales & Service ditioning. Work pad.time or build your own ~,,~,,o • sales team. Potential = ambition THERE IS NO DEATH AnO.$ e~ I DIL.AN I:~ duler- Auto Glass ,,, Windshields 1-747-2635 4pl In one sense there is no death. The fifo of a soul on eadh lasts beyond it's depadure. You Northland , soo2P~,v.~. Specialisls ,,- Glass Medic Repairs BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Process mall at will always feel that life touching yours, that I ~, I.C.B.C. claims home, Eam big dollars. Free supplies. Rush voice speaking to you, that spldt looking out , Communications 638-0261 . self addressed stamped envelope to: G&E of different eyes, talking to you in the familiar I Enterprises, 197 Hunter• Street W. Compad. things he touched, worked with, loved as ment 20, Peterborough,Ontario, K9H 211.2p2 familiar fdeeds. He lives on in our lives and in the lives of all others that knew him. Sadly 26. Personals, missed and always rememnbered, WANTED:85 overweight people, We pay you Holly, Bradand Edn. lp2 for losing 10- 29 Ibs per month. 100 per cent SKEENACONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD. guaranteed, Call 1.978-3016 toll free 24 hrs. 33. Business Division of East End Holdings Ltd. dr 4p51 ~J.Jrea~s}ar , \I/ t' tt~sic ,* Services MODERN METAPHYSICSReadings available. 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Terrace & District Community Services Society Is accepting I I I I TENDERS, CREDIT for the research and design of a recognized leadership train- COl Pol~iy IoN LIMITIO BANDS1RA _ ,. log course forthe non-profitsector. Background matedal end TRANSPOR TA TION terms of reference are availablefrom: "Earning Your Respect" =--SYSTEMS LTD.~_ let & 2nd Mortgages Home Pumhasea Terrace & District Community Services Society Daily freight service ex Vancouver No. 1 - 3215 Eby Street Bill Consolidation Home Improvements Terrace, B.C. VOG 2XS ..... FLEXIBLE TERMS & COMPETITIVE RATES TEL:(6~04) 635.2728 Attention: Detlef Beck 636-3178 : "USE YOUR EQUITY" I FAX:(604) 635. 71.97 MEM~R~4~ Bid closing Is May 25. 1990. .. ,, -¢~,;~, l : ;:, . ,, Darren M. Smith I I i!:~:e.~=sPark Ave.. Terrace 635-6310 I

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a white cane club in Terrace. ! . ;: : , : Please give generously. What's Up When in town come and have The Terrace Standard coffee with us. We would be :,:; i~ c~.~ I ~v~ offers What's Up as a happy to welcome you. public service to its Located at Women's Resource Centre 4542 Park Ave. Thurs. readers and those com- day~ 1:30 p.m. Info contact munity organizations in Phyllis 638.0412 or Felix [] Ihe area. 638-12e5. Items for this section * ** ** are for non-profit CCB/TERRACP. AND i BUNDLESI DISTRICT WHITE CANE organizations and for CLUB needs volunteers to I" those events In which assist the blind and visually ira. OF CANCUN THURSDAY DEPARTURES FROM VANCOUVER -- there is no cost to gain paired with crafts and recrea. [ $849 per person. Hotel 13 nights at the Club Las Perlas. admission, tions (bowling etc.) Also need- ed drivers to take members in ****- To meet our produc- and around town. We would JOY JULY 11 TO 14 - VISIT KIMBERLY, B.C. lion deadlines, we ask really appreciate it. Please con. that all items be submit- tact Felix 639.1285 or Phyllis the "Bavarian city of the Canadian Rockies for the ted by noon on the 638-0412. 01d Time Accordlan Championshipsor try July Felt" 19- 22. ****'k FRIDAY preceding the SKEENA VALLEY FALL • , **** :i ! ~ following week's issue. FAIR ASSN. still collecting SWING INTO SPRING WITH SILVERWING'S OISNEYLANDPACKAGE We also ask that Items be recipes for 20th anniversary Bate & lime of Birth:April 1 I, 1990 at 2:58 pm FROM $439.00 per penon 7 nights in the'Anaheim Parkside. typewritten or be printed cookbook. Please leave at the Welghl: 6 Ibs. 16 oz. Sex: Male Travel April 15 to June 15: :i neatly. Library in the next few weeks • Parents:Bonnie and Brad Rochotzke so the book can be available in Baby's Name: Kery Manuel Botelho enhance that very special event in your MAY9,1990--Terrace Public time for the Fall Fair. April Date & Time of Bldh: April 11, 1990 at 11:10 am HONEYMOON PACKAGE...To Library presents "Tales for 30/90 is the deadline. For more Weight: 7 Ibs, 8 oz, Sex: Male life, Magna has prepared an exciting honeymoon package just for you Twos" Wed. at 10:30 a.m,, info. phone 635-7582 or , Parents: Max and Maria Botelho - Bottle of Rum on arrival; Champagne breakfast In bed; Nightout at a beginning May 9. Two year 635-2607. • :: ....: Baby's Name: Nigel Nell Hepburn local cabaret, including transportation, show and drinksl With 0ur Best olds, accompanied by an adult, ,,,., Bate & Time of Blrlh: April 17, 1990 at 12:55 am Wlshesl $779.00 for 21 nights - exit Toronto. areinvited to enjoy a half hour THE TERRACE AND ' ~ Weight: 9 Ibs. 11 oz, Sex: Male **'k* of stories, puppets and DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL * Parents: Hugh and eella Hepburn fingerplays. Please register in is accepting applications for TRAVEL BA AND YO2! CAN STILL GET A HOTEL IN LONDON , , Baby's Name: Angela Charlene advance as space is limited, their annual scholarship. For : Bate & Time of Bidh: Apdl 3, 1990 at 4:43 am FOR ONLY $36.00 Canadian per personl per nighU 638-8177. No charge, further info. please contact: Weight: 7 Ibs. 3% oz. Sex: Female ,,,k, •A. * * * * P.O. Box 35, Terrace, B.C., . Parents: Tammy and Chuck MAY 10, 1990 -- Continuing V8G 4A2 or 635-2529. $KEENA MALL MERCHANTS GRAND PRIZE WINNERS of a trip for two Care Assistant Education and Deadline for applications is Baby's Name: Jessica RobertaRebecca Rush on Princess Cruiseshave returned from the Mexican Riviera Welcome Employment Information May 13, 1990. ~, Bate & Time of Birth: April 6, 1990 at 1:31 am back Mr. & Mrs. David Vivieros - Glad you had a fantastic timel evening will be held at Room ,,, ,, Weight: 5 Ibs. 12 oz. Sex: Female Parents: Gladys and Jacob Rush **'k* 208 at Northwest Community VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for College from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. "Child Health Clinics" (Ira- US CARRIERS HAVE EXTENDED ,THE SMOKINGBAN to flights less * • * * * munization Clinics" Tuesdays than six hours.American, Delta, and Eastern hav~ banned smoking on MAY 10, 1990 -- Terrace 9:30 a.m. - noon and 1 - 4 p.m. any flights entering Canada, :: Public Library presents Weighing and measuring preschool storytime, Thurs. at children, no lifting necessary. 1:30 p.m. and Fri. at 10:30 For more info. phone the CATCH THE SPIRIT AT a.m. Children aged 3 - 5 are in- Skeena Health Unit 638-3310. vited to attend for 45 minutes * * * * * of picture books, puppets and KERMODE's ALCOHOL & Selected Spring ~~ fingerplays. TheThurs. session DRUG Program offers begins May I0 and Fri. session Wednesday nite videos, Toys and Partyware May 18. Please register in ad- 7:30-8:30 pm at Kermode May 2 to 8, 1990 ( ~,~__/'~ 635-6181 vance. No charge. 638-8177. Friendship Centre • **** (downstairs). Opened to GINGERBREAD PLAYHOUSE Skeena Mall MAY 11, 12, 1990 -- For the anyone. Drop in for a coffee second year, administrators, and a movie. ikeena Mall 635-5236 teachers and paraprofessionals ,,,,, from Douglas CoIlese, New TERRACE AA MEETINGS, Westminster, B.C. will be 635-6533,Men's Sun. nite 7 gathering to increase their p.m. Hospital Psych Unit, 4720 awareness & understanding of Haughland. Sun, Women's teaching head-injured students 8:30 p.m. Hospital Psych Unit. IThis FordTaurus L Sedan costs $48 morethan this H0nda LX in the public school system. For Monday Rite 8:30 p,m. Blue further info contact Robyn Lit- Gables Corr. Institution. Mon- tleford at (604) 734-1313, local day Rite 8:30 p.m., Knox 259 or (604) 734-3756. United Church, 4907 Lazelle • * * * * Avenue. Tuesday Rite 8:30 s18,475" '18,523" MAY II, 1990 -- The Nisga'a p.m. Catholic Church. 4830 * M.S.R.I.} for vehicles as shown, based on published industry sources. Includes Freight. Valley Health Board and the Straume Avenue. Wed. nite Also includes air excise tax on Taurus. Taurus dealers may sell for less. Kermode Friendship Centre Beginners 7:30 p.m. Hospital will be hostin a "Careers Day" Psych Unit, 4720 Haugland. Friday at the Terrace Inn, in Thurs. nite 8:30 p,m. Hospital their "Dolly Yarden" room Psych Unit. Friday Rite 8:30 startingat 9a.m. thru to4 p.m. p.m. Kermode Centre 3313 For further information, please Kalum Street. contact: Eric Barton 635-6511 ,,,, or Francis Smith 635-4906. ANYONE INTERESTED IN • **** JOINING A SUPPORT MAY 16,1990-- Kitsumkalum GROUP for step and blended Ski Club will hold it's annual families, call Lee at 635-9055 general meeting on Wed. The ,,,,, meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. LOSSES. EITHER in Rm. 208 at Northwest Com- THROUGH separation, munity College, Terrace Cam- divorce, or death can be a time pus, you may need additional sup- * • * * * port. If you wish to be in a sup AUGUST 24 - 26, 1990 -- portive group, please join us Caribou College celebrates 20 the let and 3rd Wednesday of years of service with a each month, hi5 - 3 p.m. in Homecoming Weekend. If the conference room at the you're a former student or staff Mental Health Centre. Call gives you: member, plan to visit the 639-3325for more info. Kamloops Campus and join the ,,,,, A Cup and Coin Holder fun. Activities will include a SOCIALIZING SINGLES Bar-B-Q, dance, department meeting every Friday evening at Light Grou p sponsored events, music and Women's Resource Centre. entertainment. It's a family af- 4542 Park Ave at7:30 p.m. Front Center Armrest fairl For more info or to let us Come out and join us. It's fun know you're coming, Call and coffee's onlFormoreinfo. Power Locks Arlee at 1-S00-662-2955. call Ruth at 635-9551. j~ Tlhi~! P, rvxtncn- l~["~rlYw,.Q "A" * *'k" * 'k * * "A" * THE TERRACE & DISTRICT BIG BROTHERS AND BIG ARTS COUNCIL is accepting SISTERS are now underway. applications for their annual The first A.G.M. proved to be scholarships for summer fine a success with enough people arts programs. For further info present to fill all executive, and please contact Box 35, Terrace, directors chairs. The next few JOt B.C. VSG 4A2 or 635-2529. months will be busy trying to Driver'sS de Air Deadline for applications is get totally functional bysprmg. May 31, 1990, But, we still can t t do it without • * * * * you. Anyone interested in THE RED CROSS IN TER- becoming a Big Brother or RACE needs volunteers to help Sister, or if you are willing just with their Sickroom Equipment to help please feel free to join Loan Service. Time required: 2 us in this worthwhile project. hours weekly. If you would like Meetings are held every third to have more information Tuesday of the month about this volunteer communi- ,,,,, ty service, please contact Carol AGORAPHOBIA & PANIC Glen at 635-2122. DISORDER support group. • * * * * Do you experience high anxie- THE KINETTE CLUB OF ty? or avoid crowded places? Terrace hold their meetings on We meet every 2nd and 4th the second and fourth Wed. of Sunday of the month at the [tilt the month. Anyone interested Terrace Women's Resource in more information about the Centre at 7 p.m. for men and Kinettes or meetings please call women who share this pro- and the comfort and handling of Tauru Gall at 635-9253. blare. For more info. call • * * * * 63e-3325. longer wheelbase and wider stance... Featuresthat .,Mid on the Honda & petdl mtatl

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