Poll Tests MP's Provincial Chances STEP FORWARD Skeena Reform MP Mike Scott, Stewart Mayor Andy Burton, Three Mayors and Councillor Also Queried As B.C

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WEDNESDAY $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST June 9, 1999 ($110 plus a¢ GST outside of the Ten'ace area) T kNDARD VOL. 12 NO. 9 Poll tests MP's provincial chances STEP FORWARD Skeena Reform MP Mike Scott, Stewart mayor Andy Burton, Three mayors and councillor also queried as B.C. Liberal contenders Terrace mayor Jack Talstra, Kitimat mayor people for their opinion on which party is 1997. campaign. Rick Wozney and Terrace city councillor best suited to handle key areas such as Scott isn't a member of the provincial As for this time, Wozney's seriously con- Linda Hawes. health and education. Liberal party, saying "it's better I stay dis- sidering running again for the nomination. Each is being tested in an opinion poll as Most of the people on the list are promi- engaged from provincial politics" while "I'd like to have the opportunity to nar- being a potential candidate for the B.C. nent Liberals, making federal Reform MP being an MP. row that gap of 600 votes," he said. Liberal party for Skeena in the next provin- Mike Scott's name stand out. Sounding a bit more enthusiastic about The mayor of Kitimat since 1988, Woz- cial election. He conceded he has been approached in running for the Skeena Liberal nomination hey moved up north in 1971 to practice A pollster asks people for their impres- the past but hasn't given the idea of running is IOtimat mayor Rick Wozney. law. sions of all five people and if they'd be provincially serious consideration. He was the Liberal candidate in 1996, Terrace mayor Jack Talstra won't be more likely to vote Liberal if any of the five "You never say never in politics, but I losing to victor NDP MLA Helmut Gies- thinking about running for the nomination was a candidate. think my commitment, my obligation and brecht, by 600 votes. until after the summer. The poll, being conducted Western my responsibility is to do the job I've been "Back then the Skeena Liberals were a Opinion Research of Manitoba on behalf of elected to do," said Scott who was fkst pretty green group. We didn't have a lot of the provincial Liberal party, also asks elected to Ottawa in 1993 and returned in seasoned people," said Wozney of that Continued Page A2 Mike Scott Frigid spring City vows to move shatters ahead on multiplex CITY COUNCIL is committing to make a George said. records. number of key decisions this summer to He said it's important to determine how move forward plans to build a pared-down much extra local taxpayers are prepared to IF THE recent cold and wet $7.5 million multiplex. pay for the multiplex. weather here seems ex- Foremost among them is getting the "It would be a terrible step backwards if cessive, it's because it is. Kitimat-Stikine regional district to agree to it goes to referendum and gets turned down It snowed and rained more the proposal, getting a firm price estimate, again," George noted. "That could set it at the Terrace and Kitimat and deciding how much money the city back five to 10 years." airport last month than ever should borrow for the project. The multiplex would include a second recorded there before. The plan, approved by council last week, arena, double gymnasium, change rooms, In May, the airpo~ broke a also sets out the need for council to develop teen centre, climbing wall, community 39-year-old precipitation a referendum strategy, to explore other kitchen and a pair of multipurpose rooms. record as well as a 46-year- ways to finance the project, and officially Eliminated from the design ~ but still old snowfall record. put the Rick and Paul King Foundation in theoretically planned for a more distant sec- The airport's mean month- charge of community fund-raising. ond phase m is a 250-seat drama theatre, ly precipitation rate for May But council will for now stop short of squash courts, a weight room, arts and is 49.9 millimetres. The to- also setting a referendum date -- which crafts space, and child-minding space. tal precipitation rate last would be tile next step. An open house is planned for next Wed- month was more than twice "This does not commit the city to any ac- nesday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the arena. that amount, at 105.6 mil- tion other than to continue to explore If there's public support for the scaled- limetres. things," said recreation superintendent down plan at that meeting, Scott said, the As for snowfall rates, the Steve ScotL project will continue to advance. airport broke another record Councillor David Hull said it's important Although council was given a loose price in May when 15.4 centi- to move forward. estimate of $8.05 million last week, that has metres fell. The previous "We're at a critical point with this pro- subsequently been firmed up and reduced record was 8.4 centimetres ject," lie said, adding if council doesn't to $7.5 million, Scott said. recorded in 1965. back the work done so far, the process will The reduction is partly due to reduced site It was also considerably drag and volunteers working on it will start preparation costs because of the smaller- colder in May than average. to bum out and give up. footprint, but he added savings were also The average temperature "I firmly believe council is behind the found in other areas. for the month is 9.9 degrees project," he added. It's a 35 per cent drop in cost from an ear- Celsius. Last month's aver- Councillor Val George said it's lier $11.4 million all-inclusive proposal. age temperature was below worthwhile to get the project details ironed The drama theatre was the priciest com- normal at 7.6 degrees Cel- out regardless of when it goes forward. ponent eliminated from the plans, Scott sius. "Something like this is going to be built said. But he noted the double gym space According to Gary Myers some time -- whether it's one year, two will also be set up to take theatre lighting climate specialist at En- years, five years, 10 years or 15 years," and will include a roll.out stage. vironment Canada, May is the last month to record snowfall. Mayor's treaty support He explained snow can still fall in June, but never enough to record. raised in heat of debate Myers said it has never snowed in Terrace in July or REFORMERS were once demanded a retraction. August. In 55 years it has again called racists and even * He later withdrew the only snowed once in Sep- Terrace's mayor and council remarks under orders from tember. were dragged into a heated the speaker, but was not debate on the Nisga'a treaty ejected for a day as Thursday in the House of Reformers had requested. Commons. Reformers spent the day Drop in unemployment may Indian Affairs minister arguing the high court Jane Stewart, rebutting should decide now --be- Reform calls to refer .con- fore the treaty takes effect stitutionai questions about whether it amounts to a herald end of recession the treaty to the Supreme constitutional amendment Court, suggested Skeena and whether self- federal analyst Karcn Wienberg. the next year and they're goring them- UNEMPLOYMENT in the northwest MP Mike Scott hasn't been government provisions has dropped sharply and is now lower She noted the stats don't yet reflect selves into position," Veldman said. listening to his constituents could threaten the rights of than atiywhere in the interior. the return to the bush of West Fraser "It looks like things sort of bob on file issue. individual Nisga'a people. tomed out over the winter," he added. The jobless rate, which has been conh'aetors under a log export pro- "Has the honourable Scott said that the trcaty is Strengthening lumber and pulp, declining here since December, fell gram or Skcena Cellulose plans to member talked to the mayor Jane Stewart primarily a self-government prices should help stabilize the forest from 9.2 per cent in April to 8.4 per return its pulp mill to full production and the council of the City Joe Gosnell in 1996. arrangement and that by industry and in turn ripple through the cent in May -- the lowest level since and pet 500 people back to work. of Terrace who, I would "She seems to think that entrenching those provisions northwest economy, Veidman added. July, 1997. Wienberg also noted the cold spring note, made a particular Nisga'a peoplc are a within it -- rather than as a He said there was little question that Only Victoria at 6.6 per cent, Van- means the usual increase in jobs week in April Nisga'a Ap- homogeneous group who all side agreement as with the through seasonal employment hasn't the cyclical resource sector would couver and the Lower Mainland at 8.2 preciation Week in honour think the same way and all the Sechelt band -- a third really taken hold yet. eventually rebound. per cent and Vancouver Island at 8.3 of the Nisga'a treaty?" want the same things," order of govemment is ere- "The bigger question is how much per cent are lower. Some construction projects are Stewart demanded. Scott added. "She should . uteri. will you recover," he said. "Will you The northeast region, where unem- planned across the region, and a "In our community we recognize that 40 per cent of "The charter rights of healthy tourism season is expected, go back to where you were when you ployment had been the lowest in B.C. recognize that the mayor of the Nisga'a people did not Nisga'a people have been "I would expect next month we first went down? That's something through 1998, shot up more than a full Terrace is a good Liberal," support this agreement. Six- put in peril as a result," should see even more of a we'll have to sit and watch for." point to 9.1 per cent. Scott ~hot back. "We would ty per cent is hardly a big Scott said. "Even though it turnaround," she said. "The op- Detailed statistics for this region Unemployment eased slightly else- expect that he would fall mandate to proceed forward says ill the agreement that timism that seems to be out there in showed an increase in the number of where in the interior. It's lowest in the into line and support with this kind of treaty." the charter applies, it also Kootenays at 9.8 per cent and highest the business community should be full-time workers in May and a drop whatever the minister and The Skeeaa MP and says in the charter when in the Cariboo at 14.1 per cent. reflected a little bit more." in the number of part-timers. the government come up aboriginal affairs critic also 'speaking about rights and The drop here -- coupled with ex- City of Terrace economic develop- The provincial average for unem- with. That is hardly a sur- tangled with B.C. Liberal freedoms, that the guarantee pectations of increased logging ac- ment officer Ken Veldman said he's ployment is now 8.4 per cent, down prise." MP Lou Sekora when he shall not be construed as to tivity -- means the northwest could seeing more business people begin- from 8.8 per cent a month ago. The Scott said he has talked to eallcd Reformers racists. abrogate or derogate from be on the verge of coming out of the ning to contemplate new projects. national unemployment rate is down the Nisga,a on many eden. "You are racist. You any aboriginal treaty or recession. "It seem that those people sense 0.2 to 8.1 per cenL sions, noting a two-hour know you are," Sekora othcr rights or freedoms." "I'm cautiously optimistic,." said there's going to be a turnaround over televised debate with chief repeated after Scott Continued Pg..6.2 '

( t A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 MLA Giesbrecht says he'll run again LOCAL B.C. LIBERALS or is financing in the north. Giesbrecht was first asked if he plans to run for invites community supporters may be some time away "I'd like to complete elected in 1991, defeating mayor again when to our picking their candidate from some jobs and retire when incumbent Social Credit municipal elections take for the next provincial elec- Celebration Tea the general credibility of the MLA Dave Parker. place this November. tion, but they now know Saturday June 12 government is a little high- Wozney is thinking of If Talstra does run again who he or she will face. er," he said. 1:30-4:00 p.m. running again and Terrace and is elected, he'll become Skeena NDP MLA Hel- at the CDC Giesbreeht's llst of recent mayor Jack Talstra's name one of the more experienced rout Giesbrecht last week government activity in- is also being mentioned as a municipal politicians in the said he'll be seeking his Celebrating 25 years of helping Terrace's children cludes the $110 million cap- potential L~eral candidate. province. party's nomination to be its ilal improvements for Giesbrecht and Talstra 1974-1999. candidate once again. That's because he was Skeena Cellulose, approval have a political history first elected mayor in 1985, "I'm a little young to for whole log exports on the going back to the 1980s retire and I really can't say defeating then-mayor Hel- part of West Fraser's con. when Talstra unseated Gins- rout Giesbrecht who is now to a rookie, 'you can take tractors, $35 million for a brecht who was then the the heat' if it's true that the NDP MLA for Skeena. new hospital in IGtimat, mayor. That means if Talstra does we're at 18 per cent in the money for a youth detox **~** , polls," said Giesbrecht run for the Liberal nomina- centre in Terrace and Jack Talst~n~[ay say he s tion and is successful, he'd "I think you may take it $866,000 new dollars for taking the summer off be- that I'm running again." be facing an old political ad- ~e Terrace Area Health fore deciding if he'll lake a versary. Giesbrecht said it is too Council, run at provincial politics, Helmut Giesbrecht early to step down in light Giesbrecht defeated but he has made up his mind of recent health care spend- Kitimat mayor Rick Woz- about civic office. h~g and indusUrial projects hey, running as a Liberal, in "I would," responded the province has approved the 1996 provincial election. Taistra last week when THANK you West Fraser layoffs The organizers of the North Coast Zone First Aid Competition would like to thank all thosevolunteers and helpers who made the Competition a successfor all the Teamswho competed. We would like to especially thank Brenda Lavalle for unselfishly take effect next wee sharing her energy, knowledge and time with planning and preparing scenarios and all the liltle details that are so impor- WEST FRASER lays off 45 workers at its they're going to need more chips," he said. tant as well as for organizing the judging. Skeena Sawmills plant on Monday when a He said it's possible West Fraser will get Thank you also to the following local businessesand compa- federal work-sharing program runs out. more chipping work as a result, but also nies for their support: Alcan, Canada Safeway, Skeena The cut-off to stay on at the mill was 13 noted SCI could instead elect to do more Beverages, Tim Hortons, Cedarland Tire, Pare years of seniority, West Fraser general chipping at its Carnaby mill near Hazelton. Savard and Company, Acklands and The Tharnhill manager Lou Poulin said. "They've got lots of options," he said. Fire Department. To any we may have missed, we apologize. The 45 workers laid otis less than the 85 The work-sharing program, administered originally anticipated before a deal that saw by Human Resources Development Cana- Congratulations to al the Teams who competed. The Eurocan West Fraser agree to perfom custom- da, had been in effect at Skeena Sawmills Team placed First and will be attending the Provincial chipping work at its mill for Skeena Cel- since last September, when the sawmill Competition in Vancouver in June. The Year 2000 North Coast lulose. ended a shutdown but restarted with only Zone First Aid Competition will be sponsored by Alcan and Poulin said SCI's decision to restart its B one shift. held in Kit/mat. Hope to see everyone there. mill by October and return to full pulp pro- Immediate layoffs then were averted Burga Anderson, Organizer duct/on will mean even more demand from when workers there agreed to work half the company for chips. time, with unemployment insurance bene- "Obviously it's going to change because fits covering most of the remaining half of that B line needs chips, so obviously their pay. Maximum Savings • ManyBlue Maxx homeownersreport savings of up to 70~ on their energy bills. From front KIDS[ , • Blue Maxxkeeps your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer than traditional construeUon methods. Poll tests local Liberals Bl iN'°WilllE 7' Maximum Sb~ngth "I guess maybe I'm old-fashioned and also thinking about running for the nomina- • The structural iategrityof Blue Marx creates de.sign will always wait to be asked, to see if there tion. possibilities for yourdream homo that simplycannot ,~ UeslrlON ~I be realized with wood frame construction. is any support or anybody out there to lend "I've been encouraged to think about it I. Whatprovince has a flying saucerpad? ~ t • The strength of Blue Maxx providesunequalled a hand," he said. and I am but I've not thrown my hat in the pr0teetion from hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes. 2. What discoverynear Leduc, Alberta, led to a "boom" ~i If Talstra chooses to take a run at the ring," said Hawes last week. ? nomination, it wouldn't be the f'~t time in 19477 I Maximum Security She's speculating there might be a 3. Did the year 1851 markCanada's first postage stamps or he's ventured beyond municipal politics. • provincial election called as early as this h paper money? :' Reinforced concrete wails create an impenetrable That's because Talstra was once the fed- barrier for intruders fall. 4. How manyparliament buildings are Ihere? " ~ eral Liberal candidate for Skeena. Stewart mayor Andy Burton was unavail- 1~ 5. What cily hostedCanada's firsl Olympic Games? , ~, Maximum Peace of Mind Terrace city councillor Linda Hawes is able for comment t'.~ .,,,7" What tall plants supplythe pulp~ ~"US~L in making;,paper? ~. . • With an ~0 rating of 50 (versus 33 for wood frazne construction), Bh.e~Maxxcuts out irritating noise *From front Answer these 7 questions on a 3x5 piece of '~ pollution from the 0utsidd. ' ...... • P paper and bring them into/~isly River Books. ~ First drawn entry wlth the tee. Treaty court testurged i~ rectnnswerswillwin! ~ "By constitutional/zing "There is no consfitu- Court in advance of ratifica- Draw Date: 23 June, 1999. .~ the self-government at- t/anal issue here," Stewart t.ion? What is another few rangements the government said, adding the treaty gives months after 130 years to has made the Nisga'a treaty modem life to undefined make sure that we have it an aboriginal right. It has aboriginal rights guaranteed right, to make sure that the therefore put the aboriginal to natives in the constitu- Charter rights of the Nisga'a right ahead of the charter t/on. people are not diminished rights of Nisga'a individu. Scott accused her of duck- and to make sure that this als." he said. ing the question. agreement actually con- Stewart gave assurances "Why is she opposed to forms to the constitution? the Charter will apply to the referring this to the Supreme What is she afraid of?." Nisga'a. Q GOTTAGO TO JO'S Do...... EXCITEMENT!

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There will be gamesI Prizes to be won! ZYDECO"dO'S' 4644 Lazelle Ave 638-7618 i' Located In the Coast Inn of the West I (Next to Terrace Credit Union) The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999- A3 FRBC's cuts will hurt here News In Brief :Fo~r Be', d.stic spendingcuts this Writers see the Nass ' year will translate~a.~w~ into equally drastic job losses m about :170 positions in companies normally used to getting THE NISGA'A TRIBAL COUNCIL played host two

#; money* from. the provincial crown corporation for various weekends ago to nine travel writers, eight fzom the . projects m the northwest. United States and one from Canada. News of the job losses coincided with an announcement They spent a day at Kincolith and a night at a floating outlining which environmental projects FRBC can afford fishing lodge before flying to Greenville for a tour of to continue in spite of a budget slashed by more than 40 the upper Nass, says tribal council communications of. per cent. ricer Eric Grandison. "You're probably going to see a corresponding reduc- One key part of their tour involved a guided hike lion in the number of people employed as you are with the through the Nisga'a Memorial Lava Bed Park to the funding reduction," said Butch Morningstar, FRBC direc- top of the volcanic cone there. tor for Skeena Bulldey region based in Smithers. "One of the writers said she's been on a lot of inter- FRBC's income depends upon stumpage revenues so pretative tours and that this was by far the best she's when the forest industry began reducing activity across the ever been on," said Grandison of the hike to the cone. province, its money flow was affected. The Nass tour was part of a comprehensive journey The job losses are spread over a wide variety of FRBC- through the northwest arranged by tourism officials in financed positions involved in land-based activities such as Prince Rupert. silviculture, inventory and watershed restoration. Last year the agency crested work for approximately 450 people in Top of the charts this region. This year itwill provide just 280jobs. A BOOK on the discovery of Canada's largest and "Mostly what we tried to do is share the pain around, so only diamond mine written by a former Terrace resi- most projects are continuing with reduced funding levels," dent has made it to the top of the Canadian best seller he said. "Our staff has also taken the hits, and the mini- list. sirius have as well, all to a very similar level." The National Post last week placed Fire Into Ice: At the regional office in Smithers, five of 14 staff mum- Cfiarles Fipke and the Great Diamond Hunt by burs remain after FRBC itself laid off people and cut jobs Vernon Frolick at Number One on its hardcover non- by centralizing much of its workforce in Victoria. fiction list. It was Number Two the week before. The This year, the Crown corporation plans to spend about book also ranked second on The Post's Canadiana list $11.7 million less on its environmental envelope in the Skeena-Bulkley. That means greatly reduced budgets for [] Born to ride of best seilers. Fire Into Ice traces geologist Fipke as he journeyed grams.thewatershed restoration, inventory and recreation pro- MONTANA Zaporzan learns hand signals from Cnst Daryl Rainkle at the bike thetimeWOrldinnorthwesternin pursuit ofB.c.mineralattheclaimS'GoldenFipkeBearalS° claimSpent But rather than cutting projects like it has cutjobs, FRBC rodeo May 29. Kids got the chance to test their riding and safety skills as they which isnowagold mine. levels.Willkeep its environmental programs going at reduced maneuvered around an obstacle course set up in the parking lot of the Co-op. Fipke's ultimate find resulted in the giant Ekati "There really hasn't been much change in what we do. diamond mine in the Northwest Territories which It's more of a focus on the critical things," Momingstar openedFrolick in l998.was a crown counsel in Terrace before said. "Certainly in our planning process there has been a Dog ban re I evaluated change." moving to a similar position in Penticton. He also wrote Descent into Madness, the story of Michael John FRBC has just enough money this year to pay for its The proposed dog ban at George Little and to the city this year, but there have been a Ores, an American recluse who lived in the Teslin area. multi-year agreements with logging companies, which it is Christy Parks has raised the hackles of local large number of phone complaints," he Ores killed two people, including an RCMP officer, legally required to honour, dog owners, said. before being shot himself by police. The companies have agreed to assume administrative Keith Jacobs said banning dogs from Bowsher is one of three people who F;re Into lcc is available at local bookstores. responsibilities that Forest Renewal can no longer afford, Christy Park discriminates against would be dealing with enforcment of the such as forming partnerships with First Nations, environ- responsible dog owners, doggie ban. Skeena View Park mental and community groups. 3acobs walks his dog along the Howe Bowsher said if the situation arose where 'The companies will hire about 40 per cent fewer consul- Creek trail almost every day of the year, but a dog was in the park he would try to deal gains momentu m rants and forestry workers this year, Morningstsr said. if the ban goes through he won't be able to with it informally. JUST OVER $100,000 will be spent for new park FRBC will spend about $2.9 million less on watershed walk his dog there at all. If that didn't work, he said, he would is- facilities on vacant land beside Heritage Park on the restoration this year, but will continue assessing water- "It's a municipal park for the community sue a $50 ticket to the dog owner, bench. sheds, restoring streams, riparian and hillside areas, and and not just for the soccer association," he "We can't be everywhere at once, but we The city has put in $50,000, Kinsmen and Kinettes reducing siltation in streams by deactivating logging roads, said. will enforce the ban whenever we can," he $30,000 and, last Friday, the province chipped in The inventory sector in the Skeena-Bnlkley willhave to At the May 31 city council meeting added. get by with $5.9 million less this year, but Forest Renewal Jacobs asked council to have the dog ban at At the May 31 city council meeting, both year.$25,000 for the project which is to be finished next will still invest $2.7 million to inventory fish and wildlife Christy Park re-evaluated, councillors Rich McDaniel and David Hull habitats, and water quality and quantity, and to map ter- "To ban dogs from the whole of Christy questioned the reason for patting in place a ballCalled court Skeena in addition View Park,to benches, it'll also trees, include grass a basket- and a resh-ial ecosystems. Park is unreasonable," said Jacobs. dog ban without complaints to back it up. footpath, said city parks and rec director Steve Scott. But Morningstar admits some areas were cut more Walking his dog is a part of his life style Hull said the ban is nothing more than a severely than others, and some workers will be hit harder he isn't willing to give up. "A proposal like hollow threat. All this will complement the tennis courts and other than others. Money for recreation projects goes down from this discounts that there are responsible dog "There isn't going to be a way to effec- facilities already on the property which include the Kin $1.5 million last year, to $125,000 this year. "Those owners whowalk that trail," said Jacobs. tively enforce this ban so why bother with Hut managed by the Kinsmen and Kinettes and a people working in the recreation area are definitely hit the Frank Bowsher, city~ bylaw officer, *said it?" he Said. neighbonrhood tot park. hardest," Morningstar said. "...... the proposed bans are the result of c0m- City Council agreed to re-evaluate the dog Scott said the basketball court can also be used by Instead of cutting projects, FRBC is finishing projects, plaints to the city. ban in Christy park and will be dealt with at roller-hockey players. and isn't starting any new recreation projects. "There have been no written complaints the next Committee of the Whole meeting. -. _g ...... •

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Go green rI --! THUMBS UP to city parks and recreation director Steve Scott and other officials pondering the future of the soon-to-be vacated land upon which | Skeena Junior Secondary School now sits. A replacement school for Skeena is to be built adjacent to Caledonia Senior Secondary in the next couple of years, I; aving open the question of what will happen to the Skeena property and its important playing fields and running track. The school district wants to sell the Skeena land to help defray the costs of the new school, which is a fairly standard process and very critical to the cash-strapped school district. But that would mean the school district would have to replace at least some of the playing fields it would lose: along the way. More than likely, this would take place, at a cost, on the school district lands at the She's a beautiful, (:c stly cat Caledonia site. VICTORIA- She is that British Columbia needs could bring in the future.. The suggestion now being floated that the sleek. She is beautiful. She is to wean itself of its depen- Construction of the three Skeena playing fields and track be preserved is a fast. dence on natural resources vessels has provided thou- worthy one given that they are already devel- She is the PacifiCat. And by developing new primary sands of direct and indirect oped. These facilities are also enjoyed by a large the critics had better take a and secondary industries. jobs to British Columbians. good, hard look at her before Well, the catamaran ferries Dozens of B.C. companies, variety of community groups, thus adding to they continue slandering her certainly qualifies. including Vancouver Ship- their ongoing value. parents, her conception and Only a fool would com- yards, Allied Shipbuilders They also act as an important green space and her birth. plain that a prototype has and Point Hope Shipyards, one, with a bit of work, could be improved upon More than 20,000 people cost too much and suggest have profited from this pro- lined up on the weekend in that any further investment ject. and expanded to also act as a park. This city will Victoria to take a tour of the ought to be stopped. Here is a chance for continue to grow and as it does, the preservation first of three, new catamaran Next week, the firsl flying British Columbia to build an of green space will become all that more vital. ferries• And nobody I met :ROM THE CAPITAL automobile, a Skycar, will international reputation for had anything bad to say It's not at all implausible that when Skeena Jun- HUBERT BEYER make a short maiden flight in what used to and should about her. No, not about the the U.S. The cost of the pro- again come naturally to this ior Secondary is taken down, a park-like setting, cost either. totype was $1.5 million, but maritime province - the be constructed in its place, creating a winning This 122.5-metre beauty children's play area. the developers say that mass building of ships. It's part of combination with the existing playing fields and will make the crossing All right, let's talk about production, Henry Ford- our heritage and it should be between Vancouver Island the cost. Original estimates style, will bring the cost part of our future. running track. .:. and the Mainland in about an put the cost of building the down to $90,000. What's needed is the hour: loaded with a thousand three new fast ferries at $210 If generations past had imagination to dream big passengers and 250 cars. The million Turns out the cost is been afraid of possible cost and the determination to turn regular ferries take an hour topping $450 million, more overruns, the world would that dream into reality• The I and fort), minutes• than twice the estimate be a dreary e devoid of ~hin ! saw la~:t weakand /:~ii i i" i'' The vessd!er~ises?at 37 iil. ,ii:T~ei~ayii'sGe i~ii~e pi~b'-~i, alll,i:Jae/fi'ag call e'clifices":'!~'buglit;:t0 bean easier:sellto ~ots, compared tO19 knots :i lem lsn t so :fiiieh tlie actu~ii thai have gi~;en testimony to any: nation' b0fdetifig on ' It's agas ' for the traditional ferries, cost, bu~ the fact that some- man's ingenuity, dreams and water than anything else this ' and can reach a maximum one underestimated the cost aspiration. There would be country or this Province has TI-IE NDP government may be viewed as bold speed of 44 knots• at the start. no cathedrals, no castles• to offer. and brash in some areas, but it's taking an ever- Inside and out the design Having built the ferries, The Cologne Cathedral And I'm saying to the so cautious approach to demands to lift the ban is smashing. The decor of the regardless of the overruns, was completed about 700 critics: Enough already• Take passenger area is more remi- may turn out to be the best on drilling to determine if there are sufficient oil years late, and I'm sure it your nitpicking elsewhere niscent of a cafe than a ferry. thing for British Columbia wasn't on budget either. and show a little pride in and gas deposits off the north coast to justify. With chairs grouped rountl since W.A.C. Bennett staked Critics of the catamaran what British Columbia can commercial development. small, round tables. his political future, wisely as ferries should also consider do. "The issue has been a winner in the northwest, There's a cafeteria, which it turned out, on building the economic benefits the Beyer can be reached at - was probably not necessary, highways all across the given the downturn in its classic resource in- project brings to the Tel: (250) 920-9300; e-mail: considering the speedy province. province, and the benefits [email protected]; web: ~ dustries of wood and fish. But the prospect of crossing, snack bars, a gift Armchair critics, myself aggressive international pro- http://www.hubertbeyer.com drilling derricks dotting the northcoast seas is shop, a video arcade and a included, have said for years motion of this technology / bound to be viewed with alarm by environ- mentalists. The NDP is treading carefully for it is in no position to alienate the environmental movemeHt :;orry, Larry, It ust ,c n't do which is one of the party's traditional power OH, TO be an independent back within two or three catch and release regulations,i bases. So the hiring of a company to test the idea• nation. If Canada isn't boxed days. His film was too spe- Fish are not movie stars.i of lifting the ban is the first step toward testing in by the G8 or NAFTA, it's cial to be developed locally; They shouldn't be kept wait-i yet another American show- it had to go to Vancouver. ing like leading ladies' the waters of public acceptance. biz personality bent on kink- Still, copies could have been needlepointing while grips'. And expect former Skeena NDP MP Jim Fulton ing our conservation laws to made and his 'IV schedule rearrange stage props for the', to pop up. A critic of offshore drilling when he please his personal wants• still been met. next movie scene. Several months ago it was Try all he wants to look To top off Dahlberg's was in parliament, Mr. Fulton hasn't wavered music maker Ted Nugent wronged, Dahlberg was whining about being chargedi since he left office. His current job as executive railing about Ontario can- treated like any angler ignor- under Section 4 for molest-: director of the David Suzuki Foundation, a well- ceiling its spring bear hunt. ing fishery rules. To scoot ing a fish, one news report: Now it's a Minnesota fishing financed and sawy environmental group in Van- across the border and from quotes him as saying, "I show host in a snit after local there snipe at our DFO offi- think the fish enjoyed it." couver, gives him a powerful platform to do fist~i~s officers charged I1| I :[olllrl • m:! l |oll#':l ikl cers like a tot lot bully peek- A clumsy stab at humour? him with molesting a fish in ing out form behind his battle with those who are theoretically his allies. CLAUDETTE SANDECKI I've heard a similar line'. the Kitimat River. mother's skirts..,llt Why before, spoken by convicted' At least Larry Dahlberg, tion to meet a tight timetable. didn't he refuse to pay the child molesters, rapists, and'. host of ESPN's The Hunt for Nonsense. No TV sta- fine and fight the charge in incestuous fathers. ,' PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link Big Fish, knows how to curb tion's programming schedule court? Dahlberg gives the'. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach unwelcome publicity: 'less is that inflexible. Suppose he Any video copy he might impression because, in his'. PRODUCTION MANAGER:Edouard Credgeur up promptly and pay the con- had caught only a fingerling send to Terrace now would words, his TV show has the', NEWS Jeffbtagel • NEWS/SPORTS: ChristianaWiens sequences. Rather than risk instead of an eight-kilogram have no value as evidence. potential to persuade mil-: . I 1998 WINNER NEWS/COMMUNrn': Alex Hamilton having his video footage held steelhead? Do you really Modern editing machines, lions of American fisherman, CCNA BETrER - and viewed - by DFO offi- . • I NEWSPAPERS OFFICE MANAGER: SheilaSandover-Sly believe his station would with the touch of a switch, to visit B.C., our fishing reg-: COMPETITION CIRCULATIONSUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy cers, Dahlberg paid his $250 have shown him tweezing his could splice, rearrange, or ulations should be twisted; fine on the spot. ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: catch from the water. delete chunks of his film like strands of DNA so he', His excuse for avoiding Sam Bedford,Bunnie Cote Even if Fisheries had held footage to make his guided can be photographed to max-i court was that he had to rush exploits conform to the most ~mum benefits. TELEMARKE'rER:Tabatha Orange his video to make copies, he 1 the video back to his TV sta- stringent interpretation of DARKROOM/COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur would have had his original Sorry, Larry. 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CORRESPONDENCEFOR THE TERRACE STANDAHD The Mail Bag III Donated equipment used incorrectly Dear Sir:. I was very upset when I read the article.in the May 12 issue titled "Leased out hair salon upsets hairdres-

sers,' ' l'm certain that after reading this, there are more than just hairdressers that are upset. How about the family of Jaaice Mason? They were probably unaware of this situation until now. I am willing to bet that tile donation made by Janiee gave her a little peace and comfort before she died, knowing that she (and those who donated their time to use the equipmen 0 was giving something very special to the patients of Mills Memorial Hospital. Having eared for my dying mother, I can tell you first hand that having her hair shampooed and styled made her feel just a little bit better during her last days; and I'm certainly not a professional. City inspector Paul Gipps stated "as long as the salon didn't advertise, the city wouldn't get involved." Well, the City of Terrace and Paul Gipps must not read The Terrace Standard. On page B13 of the same news- paper, there is advertising for "Angelica's," featuring the lady herself proudly displaying a trophy. This ad has been running for some time now, so "we've never seen it before" excuses are not acceptable. Our hospital is obviously in great financial trouble, but this little business venture is going to hurt it a great deal more. Unfortunately, citizens are going to think twice about future donations, with them not knowing whether or not the terms of their request will be fol- ULL~AN ~HUL I I:: and her family have been serf-sustaining ever dening has kept the family busy with tilling, planting and harvesting, lowed. Michael Leisinger's refusal to comment on the since they moved to Terrace in 1957. A serf-proclaimed love of gar- but they would never think o[ giving up their lifestyle. "hospital's allocation of donated equipment" proves one thing -- hospital administration got caught. Shame on you, Mr. Leisinger. Restore the faith of us • all, and put that equipment back where it belongs, to be used as it was intended, in the memory of Janice Living off the land Mason ~ a woman I never had the pleasure of meet- lug. Planting for each new year's harvest ties a family of gardeners to their roots Dena Stewart, Terrace, B.C. By MICHAEL COX She goes to the grocery store to THE TREE OF knowledge buy essentials like milk, bread, There are still people was the centre piece of the eggs and cheese, but relies on her- Garden of Eden, but for Lil- self for almost everything else. who do care out there lion Schulte the family tree is With a self-proclaimed love of Dear Sir: gardening, Sehulte grows vegeta- the centre of her garden. I wrote a letter which was in the paper April 28, 1999 bles and fruit that easily put her stating my 'TOPS' items badge, bankbook, ehamis etc. After generations of gardening through the year. were taken front a vehicle. and living off the land, "Sometimes I break down in the My TOPS chapter and my friends had taken up a col- Schulte's family is plowing a winter and go buy some fresh fruit, lection to help pay for the chamls that could be re- path of self-sufficiency. but I do lots of camdng so it's not placed. They did this while I was out of town. At age 68 she has retired from often I do that." When I returned I had a message on my answering her day care business, but the She may grow lois of fruits and machine to call an Audrey F. and when I phoned her land she lives on is still a full- vegetables, but Sehulte isn't a she had recovered my binder from someone who had time job. vegetarian. left it at her house. Cherries, plums, pears, walnuts Just like all her fruits and vegeta- My many thanks to her for taking time to remember and even kiwi fruit trees are all bles, her meat supply is all about reading my letter to the editor and looking up my growing on her land. self-sufficiency. phone number so I would get my binder back. I did not A host of vegetables that would Schulte's son-in-law, Keith IV[of- get my bag back but the binder had the hnportant stuff put a grocery store produce section fat, goes hunting every fall and in iL to shame all grow in her garden. moose meat is a staple in her dict. However, my friend, whose vehicle I was in, did not A lawn that is immacu lately cut, "I don't go out and hunt, but ] al- get her camera back. Perhaps we can replace her trees that are neatly trimmed and a ways go fishing," she said. camera with the money my tops chapter collected to re- Schulte has always fished on the place my charms. There are some good, honest people green house that is bustling with BUSTLING WITH life, Lillian Schulte's green house has just been growth keep her busy during the Skeena and has great memories of out there still who do care. • fishing with her children. planted. The vegetables she grows this summer will help sustain planting and harvesting season. But her through the year. Sharon Fisher, Terrace, B.C. her work doesn't end there. She recalls when Theresa, her Canning, making fresh juice, youngest daughter, caught her first the garden. sahnon on the Skeena with her. Sehulte took 100 pounds of cher- Light at tunnel's end baking, and making pie fillings are Theresa, along with her two sons "It was such a big salmon that ries to Prince Rupert to sell them. oltly a few of the things that Reggie and Leon, all help Schulte can sure be deceiving Theresa had to start walking away Within an hour she had no more Sehulte's family does with their as much as they can. Dear Sir:. from the river and pull that fish up cherries to sell and was thankful for bon,,ty. "When we were growing up it. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but Ever since 1971 she has lived off on shore," she said. working in the garden was part of "There is such a thing as too here's the way I see it. That light at the end of the tun- the two-acre piece of land she has Theresa bagged a 14-pound sal- our chores, but now I enjoy doing much era good thing," she said. nel can be deceiving. on the rich, river bottom sell of mon that day and Schulte had a it," Moffat said. Sehulte's husband had a love of Some people claim to have seen it when near death south Kalum street, goiug grocery memory that would last a lifethne. Just like her mother, Moffat tries cherry trees and after 15 years of but wouldn't it be discouraging when you got to the shopping only once a month. Or better yet, a generation. And to be self-sustaining. "I guess being without him she can't thiltk end of the tunnel and only found a bunch of dead guys "I'm pretty much self-sustaining there are three generations that we're just a live-off-the-land type of parting with them. standing around a 25-watt light bulb? up here," she said. have helped Schuite do her work m of family," she jokes. And she can't think of parting Most people are under the impression that the Moffat said working ht the gar- with her land either. Nisga'a Treaty will end the welfare and medical pay- den isn't easy work, but it's "Most of the lots around this area ments that cut such a deep hole in the average pay che- rewarding. "At least I can honest- have been subdivided, bul as long que but that's not true. ly say I know what my kids are as I can afford the taxes 1 won't As stated on page 19, paragraph 15 and 16 of the eating." treaty, Nisga'a citizens are entitled to all provincial and Moffat tried to get away from federal programs just as all other Canadian Citizens are entitled to. gardening for two years, but "At least I can honestly, couldn't keep her hands out of the It's my understanding that governmcnt payments to dirt. say I know what my kids support the administration of the Nisga'a villages etc. "Two years without any fresh are eating." will be cut off and supported by taxes from Nisga'a vegetables or fruit was just too long citizens. But not payments such as welfare, medical, so I had to go back to it." educational etc. Along with her mother, 1Moffat is think of doing that," she said. This could be the deal of the century for persons out every day in the sumnaer work- This isn't the first time Schulte benefiting from financial gains created by the treaty and the disaster of the century for some of us who see ing Sehulte's garden. has lived on a large lot. no hope of employment, loss of water fights, legal And over the years they have When she first came to Terrace in rights, property value and frewood. learned that their land is definitely 1957, she lived just two doors up fertile. ti'om where she lives now. Lloyd Brinson, Nass Camp, B.C. Sehulte remembers the first time Her daughter Norton Mendel now she planted potatoes on her land lives on the original property. with a smile. Support both airlines Mendel's property is an acre and Dear Sir: "1 love potatoes so I made sure an 1/ath and her garden also that I planted lots of them," she Once upon a time, Terrace and Kitimat had only one rema ins a staple of her daily life. airline. This was a terrible time. Due to lack of compe- said. Unfortunately, lots of them Mendel said the garden is a way turned out to be ahnost 1300 tition, the ticket prices went very high. This could hap- lbr her to save some money, but it's pen agaill. pounds. also a tie to her past. My suggestion? We patronize both Air B.C. and Ca- "I couldn't believe it when I had "When I think of my dad I think that many potatoes," She ended up nadian, regardless of slight differences in service or of picking peas with him in the gar- else there will be a huge difference in service. We must selling 800 pounds of potatoes to den," she said, Northwest Community College JUSl act now before it is too late. Remember the Co-op. Even after 15 years without her If we fail to do this, we cannot complain when Air to get rid of the extras. father, Mendel's garden is a way to "I still don't know why the col- B.C. pulls out ofTen'ace and Kitimat, too. stay close to all of her family. Brenda Siisbe, Terrace, B.C. lege wanted to buy the potatoes "We usually all get together to from me, but I sure was glad that plant the gardens. The men do the they were doing it," she laughs, tilling and us girls do the plaut- Schulte still makes sure she iltg." More letters on Page A6 plants enough potatoes to give 100 It's truly a family effort to work pouuds to the Terrace Churches and plant the gardens Mendel said, Food Bank every winter. but to reap the rewards is a great "I've lived here most of my life feeling. and I want to give something back "I can go Into the garden and About letters to the community," she said. grab a plece'ofbroecoli and not THE TERRA CE Standard welcomes letters to the But it's not only vegetables that have to wash it with'~oap and water editor. Our deadline is noon Fridays; noon Thursdays bring an overly abundant bounty to before I eat it." on a long weekend. You can write us at 3210 Clinton Schulte's land. The Schulte's don't think twice St,, Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2. Our fax number is 250. With 14 cherry trees on her prop- about the work they i~ut into their 638.8432 or you can email us at erty Sehulte sells cherries to people gardens, bufrevel in the rewards. [email protected] GETFING READY to plant potatoes in her garden Is a lime consum- who want to come in and pick Schulte said gardening Isn't a rare Letters must be signed and must have a phone num- !ng, but relaxing job for Ullian Schulte, She always makes sure she them. thing, but gardens that tie family, ber, plants enough to donate 100 pounds to the Terrace Churches Food One summer, when there were tradition and heritage together are a Bank in the winter, frost prqblems in the Okanagan, rare thing. A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999

Dr. R.D. Greenwood An agonizing lack of money Chiropractor Bear Sir:. I am wondering who you resignation to Ms. Tarwick, 4635 Lazelle, Terrace I wish to respond to your feel would be best able to do CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD head of the CHC. editorial titled, "Annual this. I hope this will help you to Agony" in the May 19 edi- 'Y6u may rest assured that be able to "figure out exact- tion of The Terrace Start- patients are not admitted to ly what the heek is going daM. the hospital unless it is ab- on," You are correct that this is solutely necessary. Palients We provide too many ser- @ an annual agony. The reason are discharged home as soon vices for the size of our hos- for this is very simple and as is safely possible. I would of Chief of Staff of our hos. alone. pitsl and our government easily understood. MSP, ICBC, WCB ACCEPTED expect that most people pital for over four years. I It had absolutely nothing funding. We either cut ser- The Terrace and District would prefer to have control wish to make it perfectly to do with any ministry wish vices or get more funding. It Dynamic Gait Analysis and Health Council is funded to of their surgery in the hands clear that my resigz]ation as whatsoever. I left my posi- is that simple. Prescription Orthotics Now take care of the residents of of their surgeon, the Chief of Staff was my tion as chief of staff for rea- Dr. Jim Dunfleld, Terrace, Thornhill and a few Available. Finally, I held the position decision and my decision sons stated in my letter of Terrace, B.C. small surrounding corn- %! For Appointment 638-8165 munities. . . .v If that was the only population that we looked after then budgetary issues would not be an annual agony. The fact of the matter is that 30-40 per cent of the patients that come through the doors of Mills Memorial Hospital come from areas outside our funding envelope. This is because we have the largest and stablest complement of specialists in the region, The health ministry in the past has stated that we run into troubles with our budget deficit because of the hospital being h~efficient. They were correct in the past. They are not now. Your hospital is as efficient as it is going to get. Our length of stays in the hospital are as good as any other comparable hospital in the province. EEK

The fact of the matter is that 30-40 per cent of the patients that come through the doors of Mills Memorial Hospital come from areas outside our I~ ~iiil !/!~ Edwards • funding envelope. " Coffee I

- • :,~1[~^I I owl :~-~ i~ (ii!~(: Regular, F ne or Extra F ne Therefore, if we are as ef- i~l~'/~fl~';::';:.:'.~U~">~i !~:~ Grind. 300 g. FIRST ONE- ficient as any other com- )saangs md parable hospital in the province it would stand to rea- •~ C~ son that the budget deficits we have been struggling with for the past four years ar~ due to inadequate funding. This seems pretty plain ~

and simple to me. i :~,::.! ~ ~,: .. ~. :..: The Ministry of Health has instructed the CHC to balance the budget regard- 4.99 less of the consequences. Safeway Club Price The Ministry of Health does Cheese Time not care if cuts will be made Spread to the services provided. ~ii:!, Lucerne. 1 kg. I They are just interested in ~ ~ . FIRSTONE. ,,~.,,.. getting our budget balanced. ~[~,. :~:~:, SAVE up to $2.00 This unfortunately has led to a lot of rhetoric and in- I fighting amongst local people. There should be concerted effort by all or us to make the Ministry of Health understand that we will no longer accept two tier medicine ~ lots of services to the southern part of the pro- 2tll),,b.O~ ,dr6.S91k9 vince, minimal to the north. You mentioned that you Eye of Round believe that the provincial Roast health ministry has long felt Boneless. that doctors have exertcd too much control over our hospital when it comes to admissions, discharges and surgeries. Separate Father's Use separate cretin9 boards for meats, fruits g v~gies and bread - or clean last days board thoroughly between each use. Dear Sir:. I am a victim of lymphatic 13,99e. cancer, and have wished for some time to return to my family in the Toronto area to live out my last days. Until recently, however, this seemed an imposs~le wish. Now, thanks to the canvassing work of the Wil; lows Tenants Association under the able direction of ./ii: Margaret Cooper,. the money necessary to pay for the airline ticket has been raised. For those who gave generously from the heart, even though they do not laww me personally, I can only say a 225 Sateway Club Price heart felt 'thank you'. Perhaps they sensed how Hermit important it is that a father Cookies spend his last days with his Package of 12. family even though a long LUSA FROM THE BAKERY period of separation has in- SAVE up to $1.98 on two tervented. Clearly, my family desired closure and now through the generosity of strangers this will be possible. Floyd Dean, Terrace, B.C, 999. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999" A7

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1 A8- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 First group c f graduates Air Conditioning finishes at Nass institution Re Charge Special THE FIRST group of students to graduate from the Wilp Wilxo'oskwhl Nisga'a (WWN) post-secondary institution in the Nass Valley with B.A.'s had their graduation ceremony May 31, '149 's Four Nisga'a students • most vehicles completed celebrated with a very colourfifl and regalia- inspect & re.charge filled evenL Charity Peal, one of the If your vehicle is R12 grads from New Aiyansh, said her time aI~WWN was equipped, we are your amazing. ~: "The community support RETR0.FITSPECIALIST! shown to you as a student is tremendous. There's nothing like it," she said. Peal graduated with a B.A. in First Nations Studies and a minor in history. With hopes of becoming a FIRST GROUP of B,A. grads from the Wilp Wilxo'oskwhl Nisga'a post secondary sec°ndary teacher' she has instituti°n in the Nass Valley were all smiles at their May 31 graduation I ~rRUI"OPRO I ( applied to SFU for a teach- ceremony. From left to right are Lavita McKay, Charity Peal, Cecilia Azak and ~ m EC H IR n I c R L ing certificate program• Sharlena Clayton, CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

school students because I , ...... n,,ena,u. ,ege a,m Mataspina tcollege there would be no oint in AUTOMOTIVE & INDU ST~-LSUP PLY can identify with tlienl," N y ce sa'ld the four grads on Vancouver Island to getting a degree ,ifP it was shehe said.said• from this year received ensure that programs of- only area-specific. Identification is oneofthe B.A.'s that are as credible as fered are university or col- Nyce isbound forconfer- ]~.i.-~ 4641 KeithAvenue. Terrace. B.C. - 635-6334 I I keys to the WWN campus, II eys to the WWN camliuS , any other post secondary in- legelevel, Nycesaid, ences in Scotland, Paris and I 149B city Centre Kitimat g C • 632-2224 saida,d Deamla Nyce, ~tsits cluefchief stitution. Programs at WWN are Peru next year to present a [ ~ ...... !] executive officer. ~,e,.~t,ve oI.ucer; . ., ,'The key to these grads is Nisga'a and Nass Valley paper Oil community based uesmaents here navea mat their diplomas are based, but they are ap- colleges such asWWN. tremendouscmendous impact on the recognized as university plicable all over B.C., Nyce "The impact of WWN on coursesaurses that are offered and diplomas " addPd ,L- ...... • -~-~--. tee communuy ~s so posttive canin become very close to WWN works with UNBC, The people may be it is getting attention in Can- theirteir classmates and in- Northwest CommunityCol- working in the Nass, but ada and across the world. " Soap box derby sparks traffic fear THE TERRACE RCMP will close two blocks of Park Av- said city councillor Olga Power. They'll have to park enue for one day during Riverboat Days for a soap box more carefully." Katimavik, Terrace Katimavik, Smithers derby. Power said the Riverboat Days committee will highlight The derby, planned for Riverboat Days Saturday, hap- any problems in their annual brochure• Don Philphot Peacock & Twinkles pens on the same day as the Farmer's Market and a grad The soap box derby is planned for youth 9 to 14 years Sparkles Roger Carling Kelly O reunion at the arena. old. The carts start at the top of Park Avenue and finish at Holly Nguyen Joan Turecki Organizers anticipate it will block the Park and Kalum the eastern-most crosswalk on Kalum St. Marc Battle Vicki Parviainenand Dancers Kasel Yamashita intersection as well as two blocks of Park Avenue that run A one-block run out to stop and slow the carts west of Nancy Ellis adjacent to the swimming pool and library between I0 a.m. Kalum St. Cassie Hall Elementary Copper Mountain Elementary and 4 p.m. E.T. KenneyPrimary Thornhill Elementary The RCMP is working in conjunction with ICBC and lo- Skeena FamilyResources "It's something for the public to be made aware of," cal businesses to pay for the carts and insurance. Kermode FriendshipCentre TerraceAnti Poverly Early Childhood Educatorsof BC, Terrace Terrace Public Library Kitimal-Terroce & District LabourCouncil Terrace Fire Department RCMP Learn To jish & C ips Public Health Nursing All SeasonsSource for Sports • A La Carte Ministry o[ Forests Terrace Stock Car Association For the month of Jtme enjoy a choice of The CookieJar Bakery Northern Photo Sight and Sound Copperside FRESH COD $6.99 Canadian Tire Ground Works Daybreak Farms Canada Safeway • or FRESH HALmUT $8.99 McDonald's Restaurani Overwaitea Zellers Pizza Hut • Recreational/Private Pilot Where good P _... ".... " A&W Terrace Bowling Alley • Commercial Pilot food brings r('~ Valhalla Pure Outfitters Video Update the ramily x~,~"7.~,~5 ICBC Northwest Motor Inn • Multi-IFR together! ~~ The Frying Scotsman Coca-Cola Shoppers DrugMart Terrace Parksand Recret...... • Sightseeing/Charter TKAirCharters Ltd, C0,,B,~ " ~ 4702 Lakelse Ave Bristol Road, Terrace Airport Terrace ' ! 635-1852 635-e3o2

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Hear about plans ,and activities for the International Year of Older Persons and a presentation on mental health in the senior years.

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cBRrrlSHOLUMBIA Review of Gasoline Prices in British Columbia Ujjal Dosanjh, Attorney General and minister with responsibility for consumer issues, has appointed a connnittee of three Melnbers of the LegislativeAssembly to review the price of gasoline and diesel feel in the province. The committee welcomes your written suhmissions on this issue. The committee is chaired by Ed Conroy (MLA - P,ossland-Trail) and includes Erda Walsh (MLA - Kootena),) and Jack Weisgerber (MLA. Peace River South). Their review will: i identify the factors that compr se retail gasoline pr ces :' ; compare prices across regions in British Columbia; and :~ . recommend wars in which consumers mire be assured of fair pricing practtces. The committee will be reporli0g to the Attorney General in September...... Submissions must he received at t'lie following address by luly 9th, 1999: Ed Conroy, MbA Chair, Gasoline Price Re'viewCominlttee ' P.O, Box 904,1, Stn I'rov G0vt .... : Victoria, BC V8W 9E2 • Facshnllet 250-387-6411 Phone: 250-387-0862 , ~ "

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HLEPSY • [I;ILEPSY -[PII.[P~ Family Get the job done NOVV Local g rads counselling by hiring a student[ at no charge. Call the Human Resources mark a first Centre for Students MARGARET MISKELLY and Gayle Appleton were the first grads from Terrace to receive their masters degrees from UNBC, while being able to study and stay in Terrace. 635-7134 Millesl~y and Appelton participated in a satellite program that kept them in Terrace, but earned them their UN-BC de. i local 303 i gtees. Both received a Master of Community Health degree. Just over 450 students graduated from UNBC with the annual Convocation Ceremony taking place May 28. Appelton and Miskelly were two of 12 Terrace and area residents who received degrees at the ceremony. )ad on June 20 Frank McMullen also received his Master of Social Work degree at the ceremony. • Americana Scrapbook The range of degrees handed out to Terrace students was very diverse. Collectibles Terrace grads received degrees in the fields of forestry, • Roots Watches & biology, accounting, environmental studies, geography a~d commerce. Equipment Kelli Stedham received a general BA, Margaret Vavela a • Sweat Shirts & T-Shirts for Bachelor of Commerce in accounting, Erik Heroes a Bachelor of Commerce in accounting, Bryn White a any size dad Bachelor of Arts in environmental studies, Christine Shar- pies a Bachelor of Arts in geography, Rebecca Bravi a Bachelor of Science in biology, Kim He~vgili a Bachelor of Science in forestry, Shawn Munson a Bachelor of Science in forestry and Miguel Viveiros a Bachelor of Science in forestry.

MARGARET MISKELLY (right) and Gayle Appelton (left) were two of 12 Terrace students to graduate from UNBC this year. Bath were able to obtain their Store Social service Master of Community Health degrees without having to leave Terrace. ~est 638-18920pen 7 DaysAWeek agencies told to cut costs Pendragon Computers Inc AGENCIES that provide services for the Ministry of Chil. 103-4716 Lazelle Ave. Terrace B.C. dren and Families arc being ordered to trim 1.5 per cent Phone #635-3362 Fax # 635-6383 out of their contracts. Ministry assistant deputy minister Vaughan Dowie told service comtractors at a meeting here last month the cuts will produce savings of about $10 million. Those savings arc to join about $63 million in other savings and cuts planned by the ministry to make up a shortfall of about $73 million in what's needed this year. • ~ • ;i ~i i ~ Dowie said the ministry is expected to live within its Presari0 5050 $1.5 billio~ budget this year. Last year it overspent the budget and was forced to seek special spending warrants from Victoria to finish the year. • ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~• • ~ i • i ;i • "We're in a hole," Dowie said. "There's nowhere for us to go." Programs affected include ones operated here by Terrace and District Community Services, Ksan House Society, the i i~i ii; : ~i~~ " Child Development Centre, and others. TDCSS executive director Mike Beausolcil said the ministry has been neglected while health and education spend- Including 1 7"Monitor and Speakers** i I ~i ~ !" • ing continues to surge. , ...... , ,. ~ i .... Computer Specs: iii :/~ Further ~eriE:could hurt programs...... that look aft~r'~ildfcn..... ~..... and mentally handicapped adults, he added. : ~i~;;. ~ '333Mhz~Mefidocin0 PJ'ocessor :~ " 96 MB Sync DR~M , 128 KB Integrated Cache ' : 8.0 GB Hard Drive • • 100Mhz Sync Graphics Ram • 56t~V.90 Modem • ATI 3D Rage AGP 2XLT Pro Graphics • 32X Max CD-ROM : 15tt 0O I Oth Anniversar' Y SALE! Starting June 7th Locally owned and operated since 1989 Visit our web site at www. pendragoncomputers.com ,r'" Presari0 5630 Presari0 5660 ii!!i!iii!i:!ii'::ii ~i~i~i¸ i i

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Included Software: Microsoft Windows 98 Microsoft Bookshelf 98 Microsoft Works 4,5 " Quicken Basic ColorDesk Photo* McAfee Virus-Scan Asymmetrix Digital Video* Compaq Internet Setup Microsoft Internet Explorer Microsoft Encarta 98 MotoRacer MMX Cornpaq Quickrestore, , _, *Only shipswith 5630and 5660 ** monitor and speakers not exactly as shown A10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999

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"" *5000 ea. *Mohawk "East End Chevron "Chinook Sales Mastercard *Terrace Equipment Visa Sales Cheque *BookMasters Cash m Pub breaks ground (Kitimat) CONSTRUCTION has begun on the new uor Ilcence application late last year after immediate GRAND PRIZE: Evergreen Pub on Hwy 16 West next to the residents said their traffic concerns were resolved. 1998 Citation Supreme, 22,' Motorhome Evergreen Inn, Workers with Beaudin Construction It was a contentious decision, however, as others Value: $83,000 of Kitimat poured foundations last week. Owner petitioning council argued the neighbourhood pub's Draw Date: August 2, 1999 Sulakhan Hundial got city council support for his liq- main market will be the Kitsumkalum band. Early Bird Prize: •~ July 1:....$750 Canadian Tire Money Out & About For Tickets Call'(250)638=798i Forest.sector lost Total "tickets: 3200 No Prize Substitutions Winner's Consent to Name Release Pr-iva- ca- ns--u t $1.1 b,il,on ,n '98 Ton htA any cheaper, review finds ~;T~estFOfeat~rT t~::Sta~fl'e~ neeAded'hesaid'Pricewater. THE Consumers' Association of Canada (CAC), B.C., losing $1.1 billion in 1998 houseCoope~ study reviewed car insurance rates in Vancouver, Calgary and fimdng prices now will case released last week con. pressure for fundamental SI eciatOccassion Toronto, only to come to the conclusion that private insur- finned net industry opera- ance wouldn't be cheaper then IC]BC's public system. restructuring, says Council tional losses of $336 million Enjoy only the freshest Bruce Cran, president of CAC, said private insurance of Forest Industries presi- last year, coupled with an- ingredients, artfully Blac tone Restaurant companies in Toronto can offer cheaper rates to drivers be- dent Run MacDonald. other $721 million in mill cause of 'no fault' insurance. This may lead to cheaper in- Radical changes to the closures, writedowus and prepared and served in (at the DesiderataInn) surance rates, Cran said, but when ICBC Uded to imple- way the industry is other recorded losses. an intimate setting, just 2,035 Motz Rood ment a similar 'no fault' clause it was rejected by British organized here is still re- The indusUT lost 5,850 Columbians. quired despite promising jobs, reducing the number minutes "qIie Art of Dining" Cran also added that insurance in Calgary is cheaper be- first quarter results for some employed to 91,400 in 1998. from town. cause it has a smaller population than Vancouver. B.C. companies, he said. Both lumber and pulp sec- Dinner, 5.-~0 Tues-Sun also puts out more money for repairs and injuries then Cal- "I'm very worried that tors recorded operational Indoors or on Ourpatio,. ',i: Brunch, 11arn:2prnSundays gary, so that would also account for higher rates, Cran everyone will throw their losses. The amount of log- Dinner or Brunch, said. hands up in the air and say ging conducted fell 5.6 per Reservations: 635-6667 it's all okay, that industry is cent from 1997 to 64.8 mil- going to be alright." lion cubic metres. Small business gets wood Without long-lasting The industry's debt load RESULTS show the province followed through on its changes to reduce the high grew more than 10 per cent promises to make much more wood available to small in- cost of production in B.C., to $7.4 billion. dependent producers last year. producers here will remain Capital investment by the Total sales to producers through the small business enter- susceptible to future market industry was at its lowest prise program were 4.9 million cubic metres ~ 10 per cent downtums, he said. level since 1986. more than the target and 83 per cent more than the pre- "If we as a province, hope The industry's return on vious year. to reap the benefits of our capital was -3.9 per cent, Under the province's forest action plan, forests minister greatest and most renewable down from +1.4 per cent in Dave Zirnheit had vowed to help diversify the value-added natural resource we cannot 1997. industry by putting more timber into the hands of small continue to be the highest Logging costs did decline business operators. cost producer in Canada," somewhat in 1998, down to MacDonald said. $79 per cubic metre from Three more foresters Tax reform, a more $88. Lower stumpage ac- THREE PEOPLE have joined the ranks of registered results-based Forest Prac- counted for only some of professional foresters in B.C. tices Code, and a public the drop, however, with They are Warren J. Fekete, Shawn Campbell and debate over major changes most of it due to reduced Margaret J. MeDeugall. like tenure reform are logging in high-cost areas.

The key to Planning a wedding is to work ahead. The guide- Great Gift Ideas lines below have ample leewaj~ built in or you can plan further ahead. Attention all 1999 Brides PRODUCTIONS Don't forgetto registeryour ONE YEAR PRIOR TO THE WEDDING: special day with usl DISC JOCKEY • Work with a jeweler to select an engagement ring that RENTALS suits your tastes and budget, • SPECIAL EFFECTS • Select a date. LIGHTING • Reserve a ceremony and reception site. • Reserve a caterer. Canadian Tire PHONE • Have engagement portraits taken. 5100 Hwy 16 West • Announce your engagement in your local paper. 03S-7178 ' Toll Free 1.888-317.8473 635-5333 Or Fa~ tm it 1-250~35-6964 NINE MONTHS PRIOR TO THE WEDDING: After 8 is a great time to C • Choose colours and style (formal & informal) for your Stuart's Lakeside wedding. ,~ Ce YeSr~r tio n an even heartier bite, we also have some tasty desserts and Comfort • Shop for a wedding dress. Order your dress at least 6 emem Ser plenty of ice cold Antler Ale on tap. Whenever you arrive, we always have months ahead of time, if possible, to allow for both deliv- something worth sinking your teeth into. Bed & Breakfast ery and alterations. TIP: Give your shop a wedding date We will custom design your reception to suit your special needs Locatedon LakelseLake that is three weeks before your real date; this will give and budget, from decorations to We providea greatevming of you a margin for error in the event of a problem. cakes to entertainment. romancein ourexquisite • Meet with your efficient to discuss your ceremony. Let us take care of the details, A reception to rememberand SEVEN MONTHS PRIOR TO THE WEDDING: beautiful memode~ to last a lifetlmet ~kl'ast overlooking 1t10beautiful • Select bridesmaid dresses and order them. Again allow six Lakelse Lake. months for delivery and alterations. 4620 I~kelse Avenue,~rrace~ B.C. 638-8141 Call to book nowl • Arrange for music at the ceremony. 798-2544 • Select the honeymoon site and make reservations.

Community social services workers would like to thank the community, residents, clients and families for their patience and support during the recent labour dispute•

Your encouragement enabled us to achieve a fair and equitable contract settlement. We're pleased to be back at work continuing to provide critical services to thousands of British Columbians every day. DMSION OF CUPE I I III I I I I II I I I I I ii I Q I I frustratesUnSolvedmurderRCMP I[ i ~'~1~'~~7''~I~ ~''~IVIt~SThe-Al~During~ TerraceHirejune Standard. A7toStudent]Wednesday, ], letJune theWeeHumall 9, 1999 J, .... II Resource Centre for Students Findthell ...... II rightstudent for you ob. II iiiiiiiifitaiiiii!fr~°~mUriil ~ '~'~I~4~'''~0 II Call635r-~7134 [[ public has beeu put on the $50.~ Per day~ ~ ~lCoil ~ Paul~ at: (i°_c:[::: )t°d 2 backburaer by key investi' LI ~ ~ ~ = [~] ~ ~ ~' ay.

i:~! i~! ?~::! "We work on what has o an , = - ...... - ...... murder investigation. ::: ii~:iii~ !";~ cuss," said Solvason. I I The investigation had of- "They want to spend time I I ricers knocking on doors for on something else." I I a mo=~ in the area near Solvason said he couldn't I , ...... I LeFranlPs Braun Street , townhouse where the single ii~:' i;: "'i :: ::!::~!i~ii~;!'~!! of:~~~. autopsycomrneut oron otherthe status reports' ! ~ m tom°Werdeath.was¢brutally stabbed from the crime scene be- m

. . cause doing so mi ht hurt m Calhng the mvestigation the ;ltx:pet|oat|n. g~l t h~ I " | "pain-stakingpain-sta hie andand a lot of sa'" ?T~"~? ...... ~"" 'T m ~ll.llml~[ll~4~V m.nmm~v ~ ~'ll~llll~.l~ m~ I hardard warwork," ," Solvasonolvason said ~*~o.. es_L . m,.ine serious crmle umt , - - - ._=_==_'v_ _m=_=~_a~_am~r rm~ma,~nm~ at ;~aI ~l;Kl~Jlkl _ ....._:_. L. .., . ~ll,¢lmm o~t. DUl~ IS s|in working on a number I ...... J the most frustrating aspect el[ct~os the murder~ lI~;i a~i:Sglies aSPneoCin not~ Solvaflson of leads. , I S ~ I Of i • . " LeFrancs dau hter, who I : • I beingsing ah]:able to solve it fast what's there " g ..... D, ,.~ w -'~ I J-~,,,.~_ ~¢~ A I L- "~/~ enough. , was seven, ears o1(] wean ~1~ I l',°~t~:•al w ~.. Solvason said the serious the rnurderYhappened, has : : DUV 1 IL~lIl v m , ays ~rustrating crime unit here is treating since been returned to the : : ~'# whenv.he=t you can'.!can't so!re,solve some- the file as a priority. Of- custody of her father who I, _ _._, E I ~ I thingamg muneomtely, be ricers are working with the was cleared after taki,m an I - -- - ...... ------...... said.aid.• "But" But you cancan't ' tlnvent invent• help of resource people in RCMP polygraph test ~last I .... -- -- • S A A 0/ I evidence,vidence, you can only £mdfind Vancouver. year : gmmx; 7 ,f =mc* a "211 lo, • | " i..#'~.4~ ~ IIL%.,IIllIO V~lU m Detachment st ll short , ,__ , mm ----I • I '------...... - ...... / of officers this year ...... "" * ', r%i THE LOCAL ROMP As many as 200 of 400 maintains the standard turn- I uvJ a or more Items z,, I detachment is still going to B.C. vacancies are due to over rate, at least 200 of l ~ ~r ~ m be short of officers this year medical and short-term those 5,000 people will I 1 but the situation won't be as leave positions, said provin- leave --bringing the num- , bad as 1998. cial attorney-general minis- bar of vacancies in B.C. to *Offer applies to regular priced merchandise only Last year a combination of try spokesman Chris Beres- 600. I transfers and leaves left the ford. Those people, he said,. And with only 96 cadets I ~ • ~ I detachment seven officers aren't working bat are still graduating from training ! Smlthers Terrace I short at one point, stretching being paid. camp this years Beresford I resources to the limit. He added that the ROMP said the force's staffing ' Prince Rupert i This year the shortfall in B.C. employs as many as levels don't look to be im- I

should be three officers 5,000 officers. If the force proving any time soon. -- ...... m m mm m *mml ll im mm mm im Im mm iim m ml m m,m In m m •me N m m m ouc.c the annual transfers in and transfers season con- eludes at the end of the sum- incr. Ill the meanthne, officers remain very busy. On a recent Friday night, five regular and one auxiliary officer handled more than double the normal rate • of calls. They did so without a lot of extra help because of a continuing tight overtime This fun to drive Coupe is Built For Drivers. budget. : I"' ~" "~" " " [ ..... ~ " " " ' " " ~ ""' [ ~ ~ "our overtime budget is • 2.2 live engine * 5-speed manual transmission strained," said Staff i! • 4-wheel ABS • PASSLOCK~MTheft deterrent system Sergeant Bob Solvason. • Next Generation dual air bags • Rear spoiler Fie said the detachment consclNeS its overtime budget for emergencies such as serious crime incidents. And Solvason noted that

overtime hours drain of- BLr~.T FO~ DRIVERS" ricers' energy. "People get burnt out," he said. "We have to use our resources carefully." Across the province vacancies continue to mount SMAI~TLEASEfor 36 months Lease rote up to 36 months Or PurchasePrice includes freight Downp. ayment$1,957 Purchase Financing and PDI. up, Sacunty Deposit $300 Up to 48 months. LEASE OR PURCHASE

Lawyer Injected with lots of good ideas...and a healthy dose of adrenaline, your reliable driving shifts excitement comes complete with: • 2.4 Iltre engine • 4-speed automatic transmission with enhanced traction control • PASSLOCWM Theft deterrent gears system • 4-wheel ABS a Battery run-down protection system • 15" wheels TERRACE criminal lawyer Grant Lindsey has accepted a fov r-month auxiliary contract as Crown council be- ~//PONTIAC ginning June 1. \~/ BULL1" FOR ~" Lindsey will work here in an auxiliary capacity while $ s~TI~I~ , all ~0LA ~,a~EI~CE the regional Crown Council in Smithers looks for 238w"" . '21,410' permanent replacements for S^tAnrL~sE for36 months. Purchase Financing Purchase Price Includes freight Rite Scott and Brad Tomlin. Down payment $3.363 Up to 48 months, and PDI Scott left Terrace this Secudty Deposit $300 month for Vancouver to become the prosecutor for the Setting new standards for luxury and value makes provincial prostitution unit Tomlin is scheduled to ...... : ::~;:i ..: i~ ....~ this Century a mid-size sedan that's just a little ahead leave July 1 for a prosecutor of it's time. position in Duncan. • 3.1 litre V6 engine • 4-speed electronic automatic Lindsey and his partner 7:.~:>.• transmission with overdrive • enhanced traction control Holly Crmeger, who ac- • 4-wheel ABS. air conditioning • stereo cassette cepted a three-month auxil- ) .. :?:~;,~ : Tilt-WheelTM steering and cruise control iary administrative Crown Power doors, windows and mirrors contract in Smithers, will dose their downtown law offices June 30. That allows firm lawyer Marshall (~) 1999 Century by Buick Mateus a month in June to wrap up loose ends at the SNVdtTD~ASE ~ ~ DUP,~ {ASE ~ICE practice• WITH [] Lindsey said he's inter- ' BS" 4 855' ested in a permanent Crown SM~1LEAsE tar 36 months. Purchase Financing Purchase Price includes freight Down payment $3.529 Up to 48 monihs and PDI, position here but regional Security Deposit $350 Crown Council Leslie Strike said the positions need to be posted according to govern- ONLY AT YOUR BC PONTIAC BUICK GMC DEALER. meat regulations. We'd like you to know more: For vehicle soles fen or 1le Deal on of IIie nantes dealer cel .800.GM-DRIVE o v s I out wel)sile at ww~.gmcaaoda.oom, * Based o. a 36 month lease for 1999 Sunfito Coupe R?Z / II 1999 Grand Am SE RIZ / 1999 Century RTZ equlppod as descrl ed A dew 1payment or trade of $1 957153 363 / $3,52g and a secu ty deposl ot $300 / $300 / $350 Is required. Tolal obllgallan Is .~ 724 She said she doesn't ex- ,'St 1.93 ! / St 3,89L Annual kllomolor lirnll 20 00Okrn $0.12 per excess k omelet, Ot mr lease options available, "1Freight Included. License. Inaueance. air conddlonlng excise tax end taxes no ncludod, Dee et may (~#~~.~ eel1or [ease for less, s Rnanclng on approved GMAC erodH ully. Exmnple $10 000 a t .9% APR, the rue thly payment Is $2 t 6.51 1or 48 men I s Coal of bo¢ ow ng Is $392.48. Total off,go Ion Is S 0 392 48 Down pect to see them f'flled for at payment. Itadeendorsecuritydopesitmnyberc-qulred, Monlhlypaymen andcesle borrowing v.~ll vn~ydepond g~tamoun borrowed and down peymen / redo GAG ,A.FnancngonepprovedOMAOcvd ]~U'IFCI~ only. Example $10.0OO st 4 9% APR, the morHhly payment is $229.E[4 Jar 48 months. Cos o be rowing a $ .032,32 "!Dial obligation Is $11.032,32. Dowe payment, trade and or security deposit may be required, ~i least two months and the Monthly payment and cost of bottowlng wRI vary depending on at'noun m ruwod and dow~l payment / rode OAC 't I =.Offers apply ta 1999 new or doter st ator models of vehlr.tes equipped as doscwibed a.d Terrace office would run apply to qualified retail customers la B.C. only: Dealer ardor or trade may be necessaq/. IJrn~led time offers vAIIch may eel be comt~rmd v.tth olher o|fets. See your dealer(a) Ior co~J~tlon9 and details. with ad-hoc prosecutors ~ls summer if needed. ' "One way or the other McEwan GM in Terrace 635-4941oo., we'll 'have four Crown there," she said. A12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 Packing some of the basics LUCKY DOLLa, R BINGO makes a survivor, not a v ct=m THE BOY Scout motto UU,Elgg PALACE JUNElg9g 'always be prepared' may seem shnple, but is some- SUN•DAY HONDA¥ TUESDAY WEDNE$[~Ay• THURSDAY " FRIDAY •*$ATURDA~ thing to live by during a dis- 2 T=,a=~,, 3 Tetrce 4 Big 5 Ter~& aster situation. Cuban City fire chief Randy Parap~Assod~o~ S0~ty &Sis~sofTe~ceK~m~ F~end~K9 Nab'~t So~e~ Smith, who doubles as the eu~e/~kee~ RoyalCanadian TerraceM~no~ N~'aT~ C0a~l To,aceSk~ng Club city's emergency co- Re~o, Legion#13 Softl~l~ T~aceL0cd ordinator, said having some L 7 Terrace basic necessities can mean 8~= 9 ~ 10~ 11 ~m~Te~ace 12~.~ the difference between o~ ~ Minor Par~eg~Assodshon s~ c~ 8and Hockey N0~west TerracePipes PAC~C~ being a survivor and a vic- Pa~ eu~e/~n~ Orderof Co~i Association Nisga'aTribal Counal tim. Region DrumsSodety RoyaJPurple Te/ra~Locd "People have to realize that city resources are set up 13 14 15~=== 1~'e"=''~ 17~ 9W~ to handle individual inci- SkeenaJunior Terrace Par'clegicAssod,Cor Seconda~/School No~ dents and not a number of ParentAmdlia~/ MinorHockey e~y~Skoe~a ~ Skia~ Mo~n I~ne~C~b problems," he said. Association Re¢on ofTen'ace TmHo~S=~ By simply packing a few items in a "grab-and-go 20 21Te.ace 22~=,p~ ,.,.,~=~~~-qr~s,,,= 24~ r~ 25 26~ bag" people can be Thor~h~lJunior Secoed~School Minor .~ Nordv~ prepared to survive a dis- ParentMvisoq Baseball 8uJ~t'/tSkeena ICsuntaU'nl~¢,. Ten'a~Mm" N~'aT~Casnl. ~zn,OS~rhoodand Ten'aoeLo¢~ Ten~Yo~h 8~ aster. Council Association Re~= Eit,sSoda~ ~oel~al.associaion A.~o~on In case of an emergency people should be prepared 27 28 2L,= 30 for a minimum of 72 hours CdedcriaSeb" Tel'dOe Par~ (~c~ without assistance, Smith Assodal~Nc, tlvesl Bme~f~ said. B~lde//Skeena OderofE~s#,~5 Items like food, water, a battery-operated radio, a EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATOR Randy Smith shows a few items people should have on hand to be prepared for an emergency. Smith said people should have a Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 1:00 p.m. good flashlight, some basic Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. tools, candles, matches and radio, water, canned food and lots of extra batteries in their kit just in case. extra batteries can all make Wed,Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 9:45 p.m. stead of having the lines tied The Canadian Red Cross is a bad situation run management, emergency Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon up with friends and relatives hosting an emergeucy smoother. plans and related topics. calling in to the city, Smith preparedness workshop at One of the most important To register for the work- T,V.MONITORS SMOKEREMOVAL AISLECONCESSION said. the Terrace fire hall June 26. things to have ready, Smith shop call 1-800-278-7177. 4410 Legion,Terrace It will deal with disaster 635-2411 said, can't be packed into a bag. "Conunanities are going to survive by helping each other out," he said. "If people are willing to help each other then it will makes things easier," he said. Another important thing to have during an emergency is an out-of-province contact By having an out-of- province contact a person can make one phone call in- Riding changes THE RIDING of Skeena will change only slightly in the next provincial election, expanding to take hi all residents of Kitwanga/Gitwangak. The main population centres in Skeena remain Terrace and Kitimat, with all of the village of Hartley Bay now voting in the North Coast constituency. Kitwanga/Gitwangak residents have up to now been Panasonic, Panasonico split because Hwy37 was Panasonic0, Panasonic used as the boundary with people to the west voting in Skeena and those east of the

highway voting in Bulkley :~:J~::.... ~..~ Valley-Stikine. The commission had previously proposed putting all l Micro of Kitwanga/Gitwangak in Cordless Bulkley Valley Stikine. Cassette That would have affected Mini Stereo Mini Stereo Phone Skeena NDP MLA Helmut Model SCAK 17 Model SCAK27 .~AA_ Recorder Model KXTC165 Giesbrecht as the area voted • 5 CD Changer • 5 CD Changer Model RN202 • 2,5 Channel heavily in his favour in the • 50 Watts X2 • Double Cassette • Built In Mike • 30 Day Stand By 1996 provincial election. • Remote Control O • Remote Control • Built In Speaker • Lighted Keyboard The Electoral Boundaries Commission's final recom- mendations concluded "very special circum- ® stances" in the north justify Panasonico Panasonic keeping the six northern ridings largely the same. All six are being allowed to deviate from requirements that a constituency's population be within 25 per Portabh cent of the provincial aver- Cordless age of 47,146 people per Stereo constituency. Phone Model RQSW 99 Skcena ends up with an Answering Machine Model KXTC902 • Metal Body Portable Stereo electoral population of /V~:x:lelKXTM 85 • 900 MHZ • Virtual Motion Model RQSW33 34,210 -- 27.4 per cent off • Time Day Stamp ~I *Caller ID • Auto Reverse • New For 1999 the quota. • Aft Digital • 14 Day Stand By • Water Resistant • Water Resistant The northern ridings make • Voice Prompt up 53.5 per cent of the pro- • 30 Channel • New For 1999 • Digital Tuner vince's total land area but contain only 5.2 per cent of the population. "Although smaller in area than some of the other northern electoral districts, the residents of Skeena share the same challenges of life in the north," the com. mission stated, concluding the "geographic and demographic realities of Skeena represent 'very spe- i:i;i:iili• ~";.:,. :i~iiiiiiii!i~:;iii!iii~iiii!i!i~;~T! cial circumstances' such taht a deviation beyond 25 ~" .i.~.:~]:!;:i: :: per cent is justified." The conuntssion had to satisfy the need for more representation in the high. growth areas of the urban south. Four new seats are being TERRACE SKEENA MALL KITIMAT added in the Lower Main- 4716 Keith Ave. 4741 Lakelse Ave land, two of those in Surrey, ...... 216 City Centre increasing the size of the 635-5333 next legislature to 79 from 635-4948 632-5000 the current 75, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 - A13 Fish treaty I R~DELET 8tJamesW' COII~pAN*Radelet I~rrisfers & ~ ~°llc't°rs [ I (~lllIVllmlll ~ 635 TIPS] draws m,xed Tax t~w o Trusls • Corporate & Commercial 1330-107,~ West Georgia Sh~t , Vancouver, Ii.¢. Y61:3¢9 L " Phone: 604"689-0878 Fax: 604-689'1386 llltllllq'llS reviews here

Canada and the United i~i • .:~'' ~ :.':':::"~:~:,,.~,..u States is bad news for north- . . .-.:- --...... •...... :.~: .:!~:. era f'ishermen, says a former ,~ ii!+:!ii'i,:: .... : ...... NDPMPforSkeena. The treaty, which failed to [~: rt a : : : stop the Alaskans from fish- ; i~i%!i.,:. ':';:~' ~ :" ~ " : :: ~: ':": ing for coho bound for the :~i~ : ) ~:~" ' " ~ Skeena River, means Cans- ~~.:. lt?,~:ii;~ib: ..P~:=.:~~. "i _J II II . , ''L "~"~' ::::~!i (. :

beyear,da's atfishing least asregulations strict as nowWilllast ,~i'.;~i~i:! ~i: it~ ~i~!~,:, ' CI a[ I n said Jim Fulton, ~i!:::~' '~' "{: ~ the executive director of the ~!i~. " " :' : " : .~:.~

Vancouver. .:::~ '~ Fulton said the deal will Jim Fulton ;-: make trollingdifficultandingillnetting !. : . • . .... ! ) more B.C.'s .~..:.,. ,, _.~~ ::.,:~' .,, noah...... ~.:.:!:~"'::~: ,.. ~ "The norlh got the worst " ,,., ...... deal," said Fulton. "We got l '!:':::":" ..... skinned alive." . I/ He said federal fisheries ~.',:-:~,~!;~i~:!:.~-i~i ~-,< ~-.; "::1~ • minister David Anderson ,~:~.~:!.~#:~;:~%~{! !~:: ~'" ~;-~ will have to act quickly in ~ /::,~ releasing a coastal fishing I plan so commercial fishermen have some op- ~ " • " poaunities to fish. ~:~..,,:i~.~i.:,:~! .... . Helmut Giesbrecht agrees. ~ .~ "It's the last nail in the

fishemen,"coffin for saidcommercial the NDP Harry Nyce ~;~i ~ ~'~ MLA for Skeena. ] ~ Giesbrecht predicted an- ~ ~...... ,~.~, ,~ other dismal fishing season stocks and put Canadian .... for the northcoast fishermen -- who are more - "Whatever is done now apt to catch fish at the end will probably be, a slight oftherunatadisadvantage. benefit to fishing lodge Under the agreement, ~*...... :" owners on the coast," he Alaska is set to close coho said. ,troll fisheries if stocks ap- The agreement, he said, pear less than adequate. ignores B.C. interests by not For sockeye, Alaskan ~k including a provincial repro- gillnetters will be allowed to sentative at the table, harvest 13.8 per cent of the ~ ~ Giesbmeht said the deal Nass Fiver surplus. : " ','-':,~~?~.;~ ~~.~ was just another example of The Alaskan seine fishery ~ : :::::;:' - ,.:,~;.:...... p~:~{,-,;~,.,~:~..'.L ~:~:~:.:::'~.~i~;~ :.*** ~ ~%.~,~~ ~ ~ the federal government will harvest 2.45 per cent of ,, ":, *~ .... .,~,,~' ....~, " looking out for international the Nass and Skeena spring ~~:*"~~i '~:~:~~ =: ~ ~,o~ii~:"::..~(/~,~:i-:: ~ :,.~ interests while ignoring sockeye, reaping in an ...... coastalconcerns, estimated 20,000 fish in "It's an outrageous sell 1999. as compared to off of Canadian resources 571,000in 1997. for American interests," he In addition, Canada and said. "It's extremely dis- the U.S. are set to create a I appointing." ...... Transboundary, ,Rivers, Panel, I ...... -...... He said Andemon and the to regulate ~''ct~ho,'.sockeye ..... I ' hel/rovincial said have liberals been --notably who Slikine,and chinookstocksonthe Takn and Alsek I An investment in the silent on the treaty ~ are Rivers m B.C.'s north. taking advantage of the The Americans are also provincial government's set to put aside $209 million regardlack of Glenpopularity Clark's to con-dis- ment(Canadian) finds. for Abouttwo endow- $112 health of our children ceres, million of that money will The agreement is the first go toward northern reatora- since the 1985 U.S. Canada lion and enhancement with dealexpiredin1992, the remaining$97million That agreement, said for southern restoration for today Anderson, was based on a projects. time when west coast sal- The money will be admin- mon populations were rela- istered by both governments tivelyhealthy,Since then, B.C. fishers reliesover threeon U.S. years. Congress Thedeal ap- ...d~ tomorrow. have faced s~ict closures to proval. conserve faltering coho and k * ~k ~ "k chinook stocks. Harry lqyce, the Nisga'a The new agreement uses a representative on fishing is- lactic called abundance- sues was in Alaska last based management which week to talk about fishing • In the 1999 Budget, the Government of For a copy of the Guide or other means each country will issues in the Nisga'a treaty. monitor fish numbers and He thought the U.S. Curia- Canada demonstrated its commitment materials you may find useful about catcha certainpercentage of da dealpositively addressed to improve the health of pregnant the health of your children, please call that year's run. conservation concerns on In the past, Canadian the NassRiver. women and their babies. fishermen used pro-set catch "It's a sigh of relief for limits which ignored low the NassRiver,"Nycesaid. • The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program already funds 280 community-based projects across Canada and in 400 First Nations and Inuit communities. The Program offers 20,000 pregnant women the support they need to give their babies a healthy start in life. • Now with additional funding of l 800 O-Canada $75 million over three years, more (I 800 622-6232), than 35,000 Canadian women whose health or whose baby's health is at or TTY: risk will benefit from this investment 1 800 465-1135 in communities all across Canada. or visit our Web site at: • The new funding will make it possible w~s~w.canada.gc.ca to increase efforts to prevent Fetal lil .WOOdor LeatherHart. C, ra.ea ~.xe, l iI Alcohol Syndrome, the leading cause .T.$hirts .Hats . lil of preventable birth defects in children. .Men, J.weilery .Moneycups. I:1 • "-a'-se,"--ey~.nm "lCOHMenstlne'~'l:l • There are a lot of other ways to give i:!l our children a good start in life. For iiAn]eri~n Crew Mens Line details about this and all of the other services for children, call for your free copy of the Guide to Federal Programs and Services for Children and Youth, Canadl A14- The Terrace Stgndard , Wednesday, June 9, 1999

Two avalanche techs cleared ~i~il New from BC TEL Mobility. of any error in fatal accident A REPORT released last week by the transportation The report, Belmitto and highways ministry exonerates two local avalanche said, makes minor recom. technicians from making an error that cost them their mendations to the minis- lO0 minutes anytime and lives in an avalanche north of here January 7. try's avalanche program. The report, completed by a ministry- appoiuted inde- To ensure accidents like ~ii~::! 200 weekend minutes - with pendent avalanche expert, states AI Evenehick and AI this don't happen again, Munro had properly investigated the stability of the Be,mitto said the ministry ~ extra tinge just 2O centsa snowpack in the Snowbank Creek area off of Hwy37 will continue to provide 350 kilometres north of Terrace before skiing down the and promote backcountry ~;:~:~ ::" minute. And plentyofphones slope. skills to the province's 25 The two avalanche technicians were examining one avalanche teehnicia,m. :~:: for you to choose from. of B.C.'s 60 avalanche paths which could block high- "This accident has made ways. us more diligent to keep Freedom 300 is what you've They were killed when a 60-metre slab at the top of up with backeountry the slope the men had been testing, slid about 640 skills," he said, Jack Bennitto been waiting for. metres to the valley below. He said technicians from across the province will Jack Bennitto, manager of the province's snow and continue to do exchanges to expose everyone to dif- avalanche program, said the independent report is ferent areas and to swap information. 300 minutes proof that Evenehick, 45, and Munro, 35, didn't make a "Everyone must follow the same technical guidelines mistake. but there's always little different ways to handle The report determined the men had been correctly hazards," he said. $ 95 following mitdstry procedures and were both properly He said Munro and Evenchick's deaths have had a per month trained professionals in their field. large impact on the industry. "It's not like these guys were weaker than anyone "We got massive piles of condolences from their else in the business," Bennitto said. peers around the world like New Zealand and the Although the two avalanche technicians misjudged United States." their analysis of the snowpaek, Bennitto said accidents Both men were well respected professionals and were happen because individual avalanches are impossible members of the Canadian Avalanche Association, an to forecast. elite group of 200 avalanche experts known worldwide "Avalanche forecasting is not an exact science," for their expertise. Bennitto said. "Some of it is art and some of it is expe- TERRACE: 4716 Kelth Ave. (260) 635-5333 • 4741 Lakelse Ave. (250) 635-4946 These deaths were the first in 25 years of avalanche :!~i:!:~;i~ii;:: ::.: KITIMAT: 216 CRy Centre (250) 632-5000 rience." control operations in B.C. He explained that forecasting an avalanche is like Other accident reports conducted by the Workers ;~i~~:~:..;~;;~.~~:;~!#~8:::~:.~:::~:::~;* ~:: ~,:~,: ~ .... -_ - - - I forecasting the weather. Compensation Board, the coroner's office and the . 'i~ L::"~ "No-one can be 100 per cent accurate," he said. RCMP are not yet complete. Tribute given THE TRIBUTE held June 4 for two avalanche technicians killed in a slide ear- lier this year provided closure for family members and friends of the deceased, said the manager of B.C.es snow avalanche program. Jack 'Bennitto said the tributeallowed friends, co- workers and family members to grieve and mourn their loss together of Ter- race residents AI Evenchick and AI Munro. He explained that last winter's record snowfalls kept everybody working around the clock. "People didn't have a II I] V $ [ [ II N [II N 2 IJ 0 0. Even though it's the change to have closure be- smallest in the Chrysler family, the new Neon 2000 cause they were so busy N[W,-Y[/Ul/1011,000 i(M POW[ll lllAl J WAISAAJIY with highways," he said. behaves just like a big sedan. It's no wonder, really. "It was such a tough Chrysler engineers provided it with the same assets winter." The tribute, held beside that have made the Chrysler sedan's reputation: I-Iwy37 at the Keewitz Air- Rigid body construction, full framed doors,:~ strip in the Snowbank Creek enhanced noise control systems, available Sentry area, approximately 350kin Key~M. theft deterrent system and even virtual:real ty- noah of Terrace, was at- r tended by family members, enhanced interior. With a list of standard features various local and provincial . that you wouldn't expecl!to find in this category/'the ministry officials, and friends. new Chrysler Neon 2000 is quite possibly;the: h, a speech given by high- biggest small car you'll ever drive. ways deputy minister Blair Redlinn Evenchick and PIIIII:IIAS[ [IJl~ WIIII fill I[AS[ [01~ Munro were applauded as ~]AI~BA[~D [OUIDM[~I (~.~.D}: •2.0-1itre 16-valvel skilled and dedicated 132HP engine •Automatic transmission •Air avalanche technicians who worked selflessly in hazard- conditioning .AM/FM stereo cassette and six speakers s17,9 8' S218"'m° ous conditions to keep high- • 4-wheel fully independent suspension .Tilt steering Imrdtase financing for 411 nlonths. Plus $2,12fi ways in the region safe. • Full length console with centre armrest .60/40 $67,'; [fl[llllll I~CI IIII[II. .s, ,o ,,,r .... d,,,,~-S,,~,,n,e.,Irade. $675 fretghl.... ,o,...,o,,,Included, "They were good men -- No security dept)slL good husbands, fathers, split-folding rear seats .Dual exterior mirrors with sons, leaders in the com- driver's side manual remote •Front and rear floor AVAIIABI[ 48 MONIII I[AS[ IIPIION$ munity. Both Als were valued employees of my mats .Tinted glass .Child protection rear door locks MONIlIff PAYMIH IIIIWNPAYMI~I ministry. They carried out • Next Generation Dual Airbags .Complimentary $218' $2,126 the important work of pro- Tank of Fuel** S238' $1,2,~1 testing the people who drive on these roads and on others S2GH' t SO:: i in mountain regions of the province," Redlin said. Both men were recognized internationally for their technical expertise and their ability to assess snowpack stability and avalanche hazards. To tell their story to the people they served, a memorial to Evenehick and Munro will be built ill a roadside rest area next to I-Iwy37 in the Ningunsaw Pass, near where they died. An information board that presents a profile of Even- chick and Munro and describes the ministry's snow avalanche program will be located at the rest area. Evenchtck is survived by his wife Tanis and two children. His personal passion was kayaking northwest rivers aud introducing young and .old to the sport. Munro is survived by his wife, Lucy, and three chil- Only at your neighbourhood B.C. Chrysler retailer. dren. 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I Sierra Club walks disorder | i Howe Creek i Local . codes= with By ROB HART By TAMMY MCLEAN hemochromatosis without IF YOU walk across the CN tracks opposite Hariyana's AMONG THE array of even knowing they had had restaurant, you will see where a culvert that runs under the colors from her beautiful a hereditary disorder. tracks empties into the Skeena. garden, you will find a After being diagnosed, This is the mouth of Howe Creek. The Grand Trunk woman who has struggled to Quantitative Phlebotomy came through Terrace in 1913 and cut the creek off from bloom and survive in her (bleeding) became a way of the river, at least for the fhh who returned each year. Glen own garden of life. life for Maureen. Grieve dreams of the day the fish might return again. Maureen Worobey, a long "I had two pints of blood Today, he led members of the Coast Mountain Group of time resident of Terrace, has taken each week for a year B.C.'s Sierra Club the length of Howe Creek. This is not had to courageously face her and a half. It took about a exactly an "Alexander McKenzie by land" kind of trip. It future with year before I started to feel took us a leisurely four b_.ou~. Rut it is an absorbing jour- hemochromatosis. better," Maureen said. ney through the idea ot'a stream, how it works, what we do Maureen, 52, has been a Slowly she had her treat- to streams within our cities and how we might live by them hemochroma-tosis sufferer ': mcnts decreased until she with a little more grace. for 21 years. She is oxdy one only nceded one treatment a Howe Creek rises and runs entirely within the city limits of the 10 to 12 known cases year. of Terrace. It starts in a small hidden valley between Ter- in Terrace. Maureen's successful race Mountain and the Bench. "I first noticed myself treatments have given her A few hundred metres into the woods, Glenn stopped to becoming very tired," said. life back. She has now gone identify the shrubs and plants we were walking by: soap- Maureen from her Terrace' fourteen months without a berry, huckleberry, thimbleberry (great for emergency home. Phlebotomy treatment. toilet paper, but, unfortunately, looks kind of similar to "My doctor checked my Maureen's healing comes Devils Club), Alaska blueberry, false box, knick knick, hemoglobin. My iron was a from letting herself know Rattlesnake plantain, Splendid moss. We walked uuder little high, but not unusual. I " it's okay to be ill. Lodgepol¢ pixie, cedar, spruce, hemlock, Paper birch, then discovered l had "Since I have given aspen and the list of plants grew: dogwood, pipsissewa, arthritis as well. The doctors myself the permission to be Queen's Cup, pyrola. insisted that it was my ill, I feel better," she said. There were still signs of a corduroy road through the weight," she added. "I know my symptoms will stream where the logs had been skidded out. Here we Maureen's instincts kept come and go. They will con- passed Avens, Yellow Violet already in bloom, Horsetail, telling her it was something tinue to limit my daily input, (also called Potscrub because it's silica content makes it more. but my garden and my art ideal for denning up dishes while camping). "It wasweird. I didn't are my sanctuary. They We came out at Soucie, just east of Kalum. Here the know what was going on." have kept my soul going." creek makes the first of a number of disappearances. Eleven years later, her MAUREER WOROBEY suffers from hemochromatosis, the most common Maureen's story is one of Twenty years ago, covering a stream with a culvert was progressively weakened courage and strength. And felt to be effective flood control and many a stream, like health started to make sense. hereditary disorder in Canada. Hemochromatosis an overload of iron in one's body. About 13,000 British Columbians have the disease. although she has seen a Howe Creek, disappeared from view. All of a foot wide at Maureen's brother fell very marked change in her physi-

ill and was admitted into ...... • . this point, it dives into an underground culvert that runs -. -. cal being. Maureen will not hospital. along Soucie, crosses Kalum and comes out under the were performed with still no Finally, a name was put to mediately tested." let hemochromatosis mark Bench, just east of the small farm across from the soccer Doctors discovered he had explanation, until a family the face of all the pain and her soul. Results showed, Maureen fields. Glenn has seen fish at this point. an enlarged liver, which friend had read a story about suffering. as having both HH genes "Trust your body, it really Howe Creek has now widened to three feet across, pick- doctors had automatically hemochromatosis in a mag- and her sister as having only knows there's something ing up runoff from the Bench. But it does not look as much assumed to have been azine. She sent to the family "We had every thing one. wrong. Get an annual like a stream. Before the war, Howe Creek ran into a wet- damaged through alcohol right away. right. We were lucky," check-up of your iron land. It was ditched by hand during the Depression as a consumption. Doctors did the Iron Pro- Maurcen said of the doctors Now that she understands saturation's", she said. make work project, probably in the name of flood control Doctors were puzzled file Screening test and in- immediate action after the the genetic pattern, she said "If you can't fred the again or because more arable land was needed or simply when they found he was not deed found high iron satura- diagnoses had been made. some of her deceased rela- problem, don't give up. because people did not understand or value the role of wet- a drinker. A series of tests tion levels. "My sister and I were ira- tives may have died from Keep looking." lands. It was ditched again in the eighties, this time by machine .... Between the soccer fields and the top of Eby St., the creek meets the outflow of a spring that supplies the hatchery there, (and once supplied all of Terrace). The last few Earthdays have seen a lot of stream rebuilding berc and gravel has been added so that Howe Creek will be better habitat for invertebrates and fish. Logs and stumps have been added to create fish habitat, (you can see a big stump just upstream of the footpath bridge that crosses the stream north of the soccer fields). You'll see lots of plantings as well: Spruce, Cedar and Spirea as the area is being slowly brought back to its original state. There have been a lot of lessons learned here, by volunteers and forestry students from Northwest College, of how streams work and what needs to be put back in to make them healthy. There is also a lesson in cooperation here. All of the land was once slated for housing and, after a lot of discussion, some housing was built but some land was set aside to pro. tect this key part of the original wetland. The stream flows under Eby at this point and runs past a newer form of flood control. If the spring runoff rises higher than the culvert under the street, it is diverted over a dam and into a storm drain. Simple, effective. Streams do not have to be ditched or covered. As Howe Creek runs along behind McConnell one ca~ see the different approaches to living with nature. Some ig- nore it and extend their lawns to the water's edge, (making it very easy to allow fertilizers and herbicides into the water. Some replace the natural vegetation with imported material, rocks and shrubs. And some allow a buffer strip of natural plantings to protect the stream and those who live in. To emphasize the point, a mother Mallard shepherds a half dozen ducklings upstream and under the NORTH West Community College insb'uctor Grant protective shelter of some willow. Bennest shows off a retirement gift. Here the creek wedges between a strip of woodland and houses. The water looks stagnant but under its glassy sur- SALVATION Army captains Cindy and Norm Hamelin are moving to Moose Jaw, face there is flow and where there is flow, there are fish. Sank. A farewell service will be held June 27 at the Salvation Army Church. Prof says goodbye At the bottom the creek crosses into the Tree Farm and AFTER NEARLY half a century of teaching at North under a canopy of Aspen. Glenn remembers seeing six- West Community College Grant Bennest is trading in inch trout here. Howe Creek has never stopped being a On the road again his lectern for his garden. trout stream. We cross a road that goes up to a gravel pit "I told myself that I'm not going to do anything too and Glenn points out that the culvert is adapted from an THE SALVATION Army has been a beauty too, he added. serious for at least a year," he said. old boiler, once filled with creosote. There are some Pine beacon of light for many people in need, "When we came here it was just breath- Even though hc has been an instructor and coor- Siskins here but nothing like the variety of song that came but for captains Norm and Cindy Hamelin taking," Norm said. dinator for the past 24 years, Benuest's garden has from the Tree Farm. The creek disappears behind Terrace they're time to shine in Terrace is coming "Now that we're going to be on the been a refuge for him. Steel, covered again, re-emerges briefly for a hundred to an end. prairies I'm definitely going to miss the "Now I have to time to do some serious gardening, yards where the Nisga'a Highway ascends to the Bench After six years with the Salvation Army monntains. ' ' and hopefully I'll get better at it," he jokes. and then disappears again to run under the West Fraser in Terrace, the couple is relocating to The move from an urban to a rural com. Bennest came to Terrace in 1965 from Vancouver mill yard. Moose Jaw to continue helping those they munity isn't the Erst major change in Norm with the intent of staying for a couple of years, but he We pick it up again as it runs between West Fraser and can. Hamelin's life either. couldn't tear himself away. the highway looking very much like a wide ditch. But it "The Salvation Army was founded on a For 13 years he was a heavy equipment In 24 years he has seen many students come and go is skirted by shrubs and as we come abreast the Forwent missionary basis so the tradition to serve in manager for a mining company back east. and that's what he feels will be missing in retirement. Veneer Plant Andrew Williams, who knows fish well, different areas is still common," Norm but found this wasn't his true calling. "The interaction with the students is what I'll miss catches sight of a Stickleback, a tiny fish that feeds young said. "There was no dei~eratc intent to do the most," hc said. Trout. Howe Creek slips under the highway, runs along The two are taking the move as a neces- what we are doing now. It was a calling Bennest said he is lucky because he has been able to beside the railway and dives through one last culvert be- sity of their job, but will leave behind many that we answered," Norm said. follow many of his students' careers. fore falling several feet over broken rock and into the friends and acquaintances, Cindy said. Their time in Terrace will be memorable "The two year diploma program offered here won't Skeena. Originally from Ontario, thc Hamclins because of friends, but also because of the cut it quite often," he said. Coho escape every year from the Eby St. hatchery and found that the laid back pace of Terrace people they have helped, he said. For that reason, Bennest said the business department make their way to the Skeena and the sea. They return but was a nice change. "We're going to take away six years of has worked to make sure their program is fully trans- cannot regain the mouth of the culvert, several feet above "Time management and consciousness experience dealing with the positive and ferable to universities' the river. are a big thing back east, and it's a lot more negative aspects of human nature and that's "It's rewarding to see students go through the diplo- There is uo easy answer to the questions that Howe relaxed here," Norm said. priceless," Norm said. ma program and get the full two years of credit at a Creek poses, no quick fix. But if the stream is filled with The couple will also take with them the The Hamelins will bc having their university." mistakes, it also presents solutions. Bit by bit, Howe Creek comfort of knowing that the community farewell service June 27 at the Salvation The changes TO file business program have come over could be rebuilt. It would take many years and many part- they were in for so long is a caring one, Army Church. time, but Bennest said his co-workers inave been a con- nerships but the vision of walking a healthy stream right Norm said. Lieutenants Michael and Tanya Spears slant source of fun. through town is an exciting one, worth the work. "As a community, Terrace has a very from Fort SL John will be coming to Ter- "It's been pretty much the same core group of in- To leant about the Sierra Club's Coast Mountain Group strong social conscience." race to carry on the work of the Salvation structors over the years, and l'm going to miss working is doing, drop them a note at Box 43, Terrace, V8G 4A2. The community also has a strong asthetic Army in the community. with them all," he said. s • B2- The Terrace Standard,.Wednesday, June 9, 1999

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Wednesday, June 9 ' ' call 8-1863. PACIFIC NORTHWEST MUSIC FESTIVAL committee meeting at 8 TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND p.m. at 3639 Krumm Road. We are meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at ...... still looking for more volunteers. No • the Caledonia high school. The LI"I:&i'IJ, I,~I~: ,, ,. music experience needed. For Community Band and the Terrace _" " " more information call Kelly at 635. Big Band are actively seeking adult 1579 or visit our website at musicians in percussion and all www.kermode.net/musicfest98. other sections. For more into call Carol at 635-4729. ~~!~. SKEENA JUNIOR SECONDARY ~~% SCHOOL Parent Advisory Council STRETCHING CLASS --The Min- ~~~. Meeting: The Skeena PAC will istry of Health community rehabili- ~~~ meet at 7:30 p.m. in the school It- tation program hosts this seated ~~~JJ~JJ~l~~ brary. Parents and guardians of stretching class from 1-2 p.m. at ~~~ present Skeena students.~nd of the Skeena Health Unit Auditorium Grade 7 students entering Skeena at 3412 Kaluna St. Call Anne at ~!i ::;i ~~ in the fall are invited to attend. 638-2272 for more into.

~~ii~ HEM LEE THEATRE AUVE T'AI CHI FOR SENIORS is held ~~i;i!~. society annual general meeting at Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:45 ~;~.~ 7:30 p.m. at the REM LEE Theatre a.m. at the Happy Gang Centre. , , ~." '. ' ,, , , , lobby. New members welcome. For more into call Jean at 635- 3159. ' ' " '"'" "'" Tuesday, June 15 ENJOY NHL MARTINI MADNESS MARGARITA " .. , , , GAIN VALUABLE information on TERRACE TOASTMASTERS PLAYOFFS ON PRIMERIB MADNESS i .... . ,,, celebrating the '1999 International meet every first and third Tuesday OUR HUGE DINNER SPECIAL ROCKTRIVIA • -, , , , - , - - ~,~ Year of Older Persons(IYOP) and at 7:30 p.m. at the Coast inn of the hear guest speaker on the symp- West at room 328 to leam about I1~ ',.- ' , ,,.' i: :. toms, treatment and care of public speaking in a positive and M~ .~' '' , , ,.. Alzheimer's, strokes and depres- encouraging environment. New S." ". ",,/ : : . , : :'.'' sion in elderly. members and guests are welcome. For more Into call Olga Power at Wednesday, June 16 635-3833. FREE MEDITATION INSTRUC- ..... TIONS: Experience inner peace DAIKO JI SOTOZEfEN CENTRE [ ~ =. ] through meditation. Everyone is hosts Zazen meditmeditation every [" .,, ~ ~ ~ '~ I~ BILgJlI;41EI~,~IIII_=// welcome to a free informational talk Tuesday eveningg at 7; pm at the I I . /'7"2X I I:~| on the awakening of the soul centre. For infophonel.hone 635-3455. [ .~l~_"~itt~.L ~ ~ I I". * ~ * [ through meditation of the inner ,

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Band Parents ~BVu~R~ARRACEUNTEER wish to thank the following for making their U Fundraising Dance a huge success. B.C. Automotive Overwaitea Coast Tractor Coca4:olaBottling Ltd. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Sight f Sound Volunteers needed to help our seniorsl The event was one of many which helped to raise Can you give a couple hours funds for the school band to altend the National a week on a regular basis? competition in Toronto. Help those who need help to go shopping, to medical appointments, out For a social outing. You could also be a friendly visitor. For more information on the Volunteers for Seniors Program LOCAL MUSICIAN "tim Phillips, 21, is on his way to becoming a profession~ call 638-1 330. classical guitarist. He was chosen to be a part of the European Union Youth Or- chestra, which tours Europe for a month every summer. More than 90 per cent of the orchestra's musicians obtain jobs with leading European orchestras.

PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON THE PROJECT REPORT FOR THE Local guitarist joins GREENVILLE-KINCOLITH ROAD PROJECT European youth orchestra The B,C. Ministry of Transportation and Highways has made an application under the CLASSICAL MUSICIANS often dream of a guitar player. Environmental Assessment Act for a project approval certificate for the Greenville.Kincolith touring Europe with prestigious orchestras "It's quite an honour for a kid to join the Road Project. The application is for approval of a 24-kilometre gravel road (and ancillary and world- renowned conductors. European Youth Orchestra," Nora said. infrastructure) to be constructed between the villages of Kincolith and Greenville, So when local guitarist Tim Phillips was "Hc's definitely made a dent in the scene." approximately 100km northeastof Prince Rupert, BC. asked last month to join the European Led by two world-renowned conductors Union Youth Orchestra, he accepted Sir Colin Davis and Bernard Haitink, the As part of the environmental assessment of the project, the B.C. Ministry of Transportation without a second thought. summer tour will take Phillips and the or- and Highways has prepared and submitted a project report which assesses the potential Phillips, 21, who grew up in Terrace, is chestra around cenUral Europe, starting with effects of the project, and presents strategies for managing theseeffects. earning a four-year bachelor of music de- a concert in Paris. gree at the Guildhall School of Music and From there, the orchestra will perform The project report may be viewed at: Drama in London, England, through Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Nora Phillips, Tim's mother, said the The Netherlands before appearing at the • PrinceRupert Public Library, 101 6th Avenue West, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1Y9 school accepts only the world's top BBC Promenade concerts in Royal Albert • TerracePublic Library, 4610 Park Avenue, Terrace, BC V8G lV6 musicians. Hall in London, England. • SmithersPublic Library, PO Box 55, Smithers, BC V0J 2N0 "If you can get in, then you've got it Nora said Tim is honoured. This is the made," Nora said. • Vancouver Public Library, 350 West Georgia St., Vancouver, BC (see Business and first time he's ever played with an or- Economics Division Librarian for assistance, 4u~ Floor) The European Union Youth Orchestra chestra, • Nisga'aTribal Council Office, 100 Gitzyon Street, New Aiyansh, BC V0J 1AO tours every summer so students from "He's worked very hard for this," Nora around Europe can gain professional expe- • Laxqalts'ap(Greenville) Band Council Office, 322 Church Street, Greenville, BC V0J said. ' 'He deserves what he gets." 1X0 rience and learn from first-class conductors. She explained it's Tim's goal to be a Nora Phillips explained each year the or- professional performer. • Git-Gincolx(Kincolithl Band Council Office, 1304Broad Street, Kincolith, BC V0V 1B0 chestra chooses 140 students from the top That means practicing up to six hours a ' Lax-Kw'alaamsBand Council Office, 206 ShashaakSt., Port Simpson, BC V0V 1H0 music conservatories in Europe. day. To earn a spot, students must be 14-23 But playing the guitar isn't work to Tim, or at the Environmental AssessmentOffice Registry at 1st Floor, 836 Yates Street, Victoria, years old and own a passport from one of she said. British Columbia, V8V IX4. Visit the EAO website (http://www.eao,gov.bc.ca)forinfo~ation the 15 European Union countries. "He just loves it. It's a passion for him." about the environmentalassessment process and other projects under review. Tim qualifies, his mother said, because he Tim started playing the guitar when he ¢ owns a British passport. was only seven years old. The EAO invites comments on the project report to ensure that public views on the Nora Phillips explained that since she was He learned to play in Grade 6 and 7 band adequacy of the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Highways' effects assessment and born in Scotland, she was able to get British at Veritas School. lie continued strumming impact management proposals are taken into account in the review of the project. The passports for each of her four sons. in the concert band and jazz band at Skeena public comment period begins on June 8, 1999, and ends on July 23, 1999. All comments "He's a two passport kid," she said. and the jazz band at Caledonia. received by July 23, 1999 will be considered as part of the review. All submissions will be "Buthe's more proud of being Canadian From ages 14-18 he also trained with available to the general public through the F_~O Project Registry as originally submitted, as than anything." Steven Boswell, music professor at required by the Environmental Assessment Act, If your submission does not indicate that Every year about 4,000 student musicians Capilano College in Vancouver. you wish your address to be treated in confidence, your name and address will be filed in audition for a chance to tour with the Euro- Every year he won awards at the Pacific full on the EAO Project Registry, pean Youth Orchestra. Northwest Music Festival. An audition panel travels more than "He was always one of the big winners, '' Comments on the project report for the Greenville.Kincolith Road Project must be received 32,000.lkilometrl~s. every year to hear the.., hismother.said. . " . .... •at the EA0 by July 23, 1999. Please send your.subm ss on to: fih~i ~ound ~fauditions in each of the Euro- Nora iPhilJit~S said.'fiel"son willl be ~n~ing .... pean union countries, home to Terrace at the end of August once David Johns, Project Committee Chair Tel: (250) 356-0312 What really surprised Tim's parents, is his orchestra tour is complete. that their son didn't have to audition m the Environmental AssessmentOffice Fax: (250) 356-5333 She said Tim's eager to do some hiking PO Box 9426, Stn Prov Govt orchestra approached him. and fishing before returning to school in Normally, a guitar player isn't needed in London in September. Victoria BC v8wavI. Email:David.Johns@gems4,gov.bc.ca the orchestra, but this year is special since "I think we've lost him to London," students will be performing Oustav Nora said. "I think he's taken to it like a ,..BRITISH Mahlers' Symphony No. 7, which requires duck to water." L.OLUMBIA fun and educational. Studies Ministry of Transportation and Highways Sign up for show that children who read over the summer months reading club maintain their reading skills Mound Children can Izavel the come September. FIRST NATIONS EDUCATION CENTRE world at the Terrace Public Registration begins Satur- TOWN1 Library during the 1999 "A day, June 26 at 10 a.m. at SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 (COAST MOUNTAINS) World of Reading" summer the library. reading club. It's fun and absolutely 3RD ANNUAL FIRST NATIONS Summer reading clubs arc fzeet ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 1999 On behalf of the First Nations EducationCentre, Susan Spalding/Coordinator,would like to congralulateall nominees on their achievementsthroughout the 1998-1999 school year.We would like to encourageall studentsto continue to build on their successes,and to pursue their dreams for whatever they would like to become. We would like to thank all supporters, who have joined us in celebrating the accomplishmentsof our young learners. Although we would have liked to give all students an award, we would like to mention thosewho could not receive an award with an "Honorable Mention." Sa aam dzu waanl (take care) novation Loans GRADUATES OF 1 999 Cecil Barton Corsica Bell Marly Brooks Jessica Cooley Ben Daniels Nathan Robinson KristenDavis "Irish Gair Carol Russell Dawn Green Mavis Tait Lee-Ann Huisman Roy Henyu Chaz Ware Tracy Shelford Lisa Wesley i 4 & 5Yr. David Pehir Christina Stanley 5.95%* '5%* "subjectto change over NOMINEES FOR: • the Difference CLARENCEMICHIEL ELEMENTARY wi~out notice 4~C' N O I~ T H E. I~ N E.T. KENNEYPRIMARY SKEENAJUNIOR SECONDARY Ashley Brown Nichole Lapointe Daniel Pine Gall Smyihe Margie Brown Daryl Bolton SA VlNGS . 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• ,~ B6-_._TheTe.~rrac___e Standard, Wednesday,June 9, 1999 Thank You Steve Butler Jim Duff,/and the staff at Century 21 Wighlman & Smith Really are res,dentTe(race RE/ L ESTATE pleased to welcome Steve to the team. praised ,,, Steve moved to Terrace in 1963 and worked for Bob Parker Ford and Twin River Timber before getting into sales. He worked for LAST WEEK my husband ...... : ~ Chinook R.V. Sales from 1972 to 1985, then moved to McEwan a,d l made a trip to Wawa, *Homeowners ~ ~ G.M. where he has worked from 1985 until the present. Steve Ontario. • *Condos ~:. ~ ;,~ ~. brings 27 years of sales experience ta his new career in real Oa our way I~ome, we Boat Aircraft ~.~.;iii~i!i~ ~!!~""'~ estate. stol,l,cd to eat aild enjoy thc :*Travel Medical ~ : ,~::~ ~.,i,,.;~/ : :~'~, ff you have dealt with Steve you alreauy know •that you will scc,cry. *Bonding *Tenant ./~:.,, "~!~ !!i~ always receive friendly, prdessional service that will make your Wl,e,, we arrived back "Commercial*Mobile Homes ,.~.~:,:i~[/G~ real estateexperience a pleasure. Contact Steve at Century 21 for ho,,,e in Sault Ste, Marie, I *Loqgin.q Trucks & Equipment :;.,~ I % ~:,, i! {~:!:~i~.:~,: your real estate needs. discovered I had lost the ..... '" " "ii': 'ii~.~ fan,y pack I always carry around with me: Monthly Payment Plans Available i#;~!F.' ~:~ ...... ~,':..~: :¢. It contaiued my wallet, . . ":*~.:~:.~.: t~i': cash, house and car keys, ~ uahty Insurance ....::~ ~ ~'?~r ~ crcdil cards, divers license i~i~i.i~~ ~ii .":.:'i'..~i ~,..iii"i;" -- even my air miles and li- 5 That Pays!" .: brarycard. OR 8 549 $5 AdivisionofTerraee&DistrictCreditgnion Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd. By the lime I noticed the pack was missing, it was growiug dark, so my husband dropped me at home while he returned to look for MLS CATALOGUE Property Management the missing fanny pack. Are you moving from town and your house hasn't sold? Let me I was really upsct thinkh~g AVAILABLE find yott a renter and manage it thal 1 had sent my husband for you. onlo that dark highway, FORPICKUP Call Steve Cook at 638- dsking a collision with a 0371 or 638.7144 After moose (we had seen two AT OUR OFFICE hours. that day), to search for soa~cthing that was surely FAX: 638-1172 Toll Free 1.877.770-2565 lost (o me forcver. [email protected] 638-0371 4650 Lakelse Ave, Terrace Happily, I was wrong. There was a lclcphonc mes- .. ,- :k .i:i:ii:iiii~ sage waiting for me from ii~::.::~:~... .~.:::...... :~ ?,~.:~ :., , <~x :::::. :f~ , Tonight, June 9 Murra~,-Kclln from Terrace, 6:30pm-7:30pm B.C. who not only "found my fanny pack, but was honest cnmtgh to turn it in intact to In Horseshoe,8-plex. Good revenue 4 bdrms with 4 appliances 2 bdrm, 2 bath, immaculate 1004 sq.ILplus full bmement 4 levelsplit, new construction $489,900 MLS#17425 $134,900 MLS#16621 $79,500 MLS#18875 I a passing O.P.P. officer who $109,000MLS#8227 $219,900 MLS#21485 look il to Wawal •~ '; i(< i~::~:i .:~" i;~ Mr. kind ,. ',,~:~::~!:i~i~;~:~.~,!~N~::~:~:':'I~!~ " !:~:~ ::::~ :~ Kclln was • <.:. :r: .::: ,... ' 381 ~ D.eJong Crqsc. enough to call mc long dis- r~osted by Stove ~_OOK lance, at his own expense, to reassure lnel In the meantime, Officer 5 bedrooms,2 NO fireplaces 4 bedroom, 1.77acres 2220 sq.ft.,4 bdrm, 2 acres 8 bdrm characterhome 3 bdrms, paid up sewer system Shane Bukowski of the $154,900 ~IL8#17864 $152,900 ML8#14258 $159,900 MLS#19491 $107,900 MLS#19022 $79,000 MLS#19023 Wawa O.P.P. selit me the fanny pack via Purolator • 4 2219 Evemreen Courier, including a money Hosted by Lisa ~-=edlinski order lbr the cash, and a list of the ilems inside. I k,ow that involved extra Great starter, large fencedlot Executive Home, 3 bdrm, 3 bath 2 bdrms, 1041 sq.R Worry-freeliving, 3 bdrm strata 3 paper work and time after a $72,900 5 Bdrms, baths,spectacular view MLS#16597 $189,900 MLS#18709 $132,900 MLS#16357 $99,900 MLS#20424 $189,~00 MLS#17110 Io,~ shift on the road. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Because of these two ex- 16-3941 Old Lake|se ceptional people and the !~!::!!:?!r!: ....~i:::~::P~i Hosted by Katherine Hicks helpful O.P.P. dispatcher whose name I did not get, I Watch for our had my precious belongings WEEKLY OPEN returned to me within 36 HOUSES $1500 Furniture Bonus Quiet location,3 bdrm starter 4 bdrms, 3 baths,2446 sq.ft. Cheaper than rent, includespellet stove 5 bdrm with 3 baths hours. $39,900IVlLS#14597 ~59,000 HLS#20423 $214,900 MLS#20236 $15,500 MLS#18865 $15~ 500 MLS#15698 in June! I would like to thank these i~ ~"~ " ""~i ~i#~...... ~::ii~i two gentlemen who live al- %1.... !"~ :~<~<:~' Y:~:: ~ :i most a coast apart. They

turned a catastrophe for me .. ~.i~i into a very significant event in my life. Though i have never met 2 acres Riverfront Steve Cook Ltsa ~dllusld N P,~JaSandhu Katherine Viv Steele WandsWalberg Hobby Farm in Town $79,900 MLS#21469 638-7144 035.4950 rea, Murray Kelln nor officer 638-8544 res ..,,...... m- Hicks 635.6905 res 635.3750 res $169,900 bitS#21480 Shane Bukowski, they are my heroes. Thank you. Shirley Konig, Sault St. Marie, ON. [ CilIWti-" i ..,,,,,.,,-,,., 635.TIPS] Only Ceatury 21 offers 3227 Kalum Street, Terrace AirMiles travel miles to 635-6361 it's customers email: century2 [email protected] z Independantly Owned & Operated Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd.

Cedars Motel with access on Highway 16. Contains 22 units, several units offer kitchen facilities. Some upgrading has been done. Comfortabh &Affordable Bright& Beautiful Great Neighbourhoed Spacious Home, Prime Location $134,000 EXC $189,000MLS $139,900 MLS W Good potential for a family operation• $195,000 MLS Call Laurie or Shaunce at~--] ~ PJ-~A41~of Terrace :L!...... ~!4:::i 638-1400 I~ i CountryRancher with Acreage Green Thumb? It'sWorth a Loold ATrue Charmer Cosy Home on a LargeLot Map & View Lots on Bench ,169~000 MLS $9Z~000MLS $99~900MLS ,154~900 l~,g ~94t500 MLS MLS Pedect For The Large Family ValueFor YourDollar PrivacyPlus Locatlon,Locationi CountryUving, City Benefits Wellconstructed, 6 bedroom, This well maintained12x68 This 3 bedroomhome, with a rids 3 bedroom,full basement Onlyone blockaway from You can enjoythe space of fullbasement home on I/2 an mobilehome with 12x40addi- separate laundryro~m and a home is jast 5 yearnold. Very Junior and SeniorHigh countryliving while still hav- acre in the Keith Estatee. tion, is an excellentplace for a large livingroom, has seen well maintained.Close to Schools. Centrallylocated, this ing the benefitsof city sewer Includes2 NG fireplaces,hard- youngfamily to start out. 4 manyupgrades. Offers a pri- Uplands school.Call Jim for 1056 sq.R. homehas 5 bed- and water in this custombuilt wood flooring,newer carpet, bedrooms.Covered deck. Many vate settingoffthe latticed more informationand your rooms, a full basement,and a 4 bedroomhome on 2.3 acres. and 6 appliances.Fenced yard upgrades..Fencedyard. Call patio or a spectacularview of sppoinlmentto view thishome 34x100it. lot, Quickpossession See Derickfor details. and large shop with concrete Jim aboutthis property priced ThornldllMountain from the priced at just and is listedat $265,000 MLS floor. ContactLiase at 635- at just front windmv.Call Dariek for $154,900 MLS $135,000 MLS 4095 today. $a7,ooo MLS morn information. $159,900 MLS $98,600 MLS Call~ for all of the facts. Acreage On The Kabma Rlver CO~ Moblh,You Betll Cabinand WaterfrontLease Great Location,Great Lay.Out CozyMobile on Lot Closeto BeautifullyRenovated 67 Acres on the West Kalum This 2 bedroomhome is lo,~zb This 2 bedreomlog asbin is This 2 bedroomhome offem Town Townhouee LoggingRoad. 2000 R. on the in a quiet park. Cleanas a located at Cntt Point, on the walk-in closet,a soaker tub in This 2 bedroom home has ha, Clme to town and echooh. This river, varied species on market- whistleand may have quick west sideof Lake~ Lake. 200 the emuito and large bedroom many recentrenovations in th, 2.bedroomhome offers new oak able timber,previously uaed as pessesalon.Four appliances feetof water frontage.3.2 at the other end. The openceil- Easiestyear. New furnace,hot cabinetsin kitchenand bath- a tree farm. Somecleared area included.Vendors are moti- acres.A greatweekend get. ing and openkitchen makes for water tank,flooring and paint. reen~, Bl-dishwasher,3.pro and a panabedework building vated to sell.Call Corinne for away spot.Call Jim. a very spaciousliving area. Closeto the gelfcourse. To view emuRe withJecurzi and par. on the ere, only minutesfrom morn informationor, better yet 974,900 MLS Phone Derick for details. or formore informationplease tially finishedhaement. town. For more informationcall to view. $68,600 MLS contact Corlnna. Neutral colors throughout.Call Rusty. $23,500 MLS $69,900bits Liana for moredetallsl $Z50,000MLS $69,900 MLS

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Oleepeeka Roches and Keary Murphy have been working at the library for over a CLAIR and Viola Giggey will be remembered by fam- year, but this summer they will be full-time Net teachers for adults and kids in ily, friends and two nephews Bill and Jim Christy, town. Both Roches and Murphy are heading off to Vancouver for a.kaining program put on by the provincial government, Couple remembered taught Sunday School. Liorary i ires Net teachers During the war, Viola 'HIE TERRACE public library is participa- getting this job will give me experience for worked diligently for the ting in the [email protected]. program for the university," he said. Red Cross. She and Mrs. third year, employing two local students to Roches also said that a future working Will Robhrson were regu- teach people how to use the hltemet. with computers is more appealing. lars at the Red Cross Depot. Keary Marphy, from Caledonia Sr. "Working with computers is definitely Viola was good at "turn- Secondary, and Oleepeeka Roches, from more appealing to me now," she said. NWCC, have been hired as Intemet trainers i~iii ing the heel in army socks, Sitting in front of a computer isn't what so many local knitters for children and adults. she has in mind for a career though. would knit to the heel and Murphy and Roches have worked at the "Teaching is the best part of this job be- bring them to her to finish library for more than a year, but look for- cause I can see people improve at what I've the tricky bits," Robinson ward to their new roles. taught them." • !+ I said. "I got the chance to do some teaching The Internet is already a popular pass L,ll:il~lilll-|l Viola was singled out for last year and I really liked it," said Mur- time, but Roches hopes this program will phy. YVONNE MOEN , conunendation by the Gov- help it become even more popular. • . ernor General's wife when Murphy will graduate this summer and ',The interest in the program has really All Cellular Shades she visited the local Red feels lucky to have this job. increased with kids, but I'd like to see more THE WARMTI-I and com- Cross station. She was al- "There were only two positions open and adults get involved," she said. passion of Viola Sarah Gig- ways willing to help with on Sale How gey will be ~aissed by all charitable functions and was who knew her. well liked in the com- Born Viola Christy on De- munity. She will be remem- Terrace Truck & Diesel Ltd. cember 15, 1902 she passed bered with love by all who For %off away in St. Vineent's Hos- lolew her. Freightliner Trucks pital May 13, 1999. Clair Giggey died June 26, 1994 INTERNATIONAL9400 Originally from Thurso, 1983 at the age of 89. When 48" SLEEPER Quebec, the Christy family he died, a tribute to him in 470 HP DETROITSRS 60 moved to Terrace in late the Terrace paper was writ- 18 SPEEDFULLER TRANS Custom made to fit ANY shape or December 1919. ten by George Little's son, /'AERffORRT46 4.30 REARS Viola was the eldest of the Gordon. REDUCEDTO $37,500 size of window. seven children and had just The following is an ex- had her 70th birthday wheu cerpt from that tribute: she passed on. 1988 FORDL800 FLATDECK "Clair Giggey was a first CAT 3208 ENGINE Large selection of fabrics with a She was a beautiful lady class eitizen, a strong 5 SPEEDTRANSMISSION and Clair Giggey claims that church member who was 2 SPEEDREAR AXLE wide choice of cell sizes to he fell in love with her the helpful and beneficial to the choose from. first lime he saw her. They town, especially to its needy $8,995 married May 12, 1921 and 1987 FORDLSO0 DUMPTRUCK citizelLs. He made many "t ~/~:;i, ~.... lived together for 60 years. donations of gifts CAT 3208 ENGINE See Us Today! On June 26, 1923 Viola anonymously to help those 5 SPEEDTRANSMISSION gave birth to a baby boy, he could. 2 SPEEDREAR AXLE Clair George, who sadly This was truly a remark- ?-.. $11,500 died only six months later. able man. "Yes, many Ter- /n 1948 Clair and Viola race citizens would agree, adopted a baby boy and 1994 INTERNATIONAL9400 that Mr. Giggey was a per- 48" SLEEPER named him Michael. Both son who likely contributed 470 HP DETROITSRS 60 adored their child. the most to Terrace and for 18 SPEEDFULLER TRANS Viola was an outgoing the people." MERffOR RT46 4.30 REARS person who took an active Again another Terrace REDUCED TO $37,500 part in the affairs of the Your Decor pioneer couple has left us, 5408 Hwy. 16 West, P.O. Box 1032, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4Vl Terrace Carpet Centre Ltd. community. She attended but they have left behind the Auglican church and their mark in Terrace. Tel: (250) 635-4938 TOLL FREE: 1-800-663-7766 3202 Munroe St. at Hwy. 16 W, Terrace

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CHRISTIANA WIENS PORTS 638-7283 Kermodei Classic a close call for Terrace runners MORE THAN 110 runners, Local women couldn't joggers and walkers of all keep up with of Hazelton ages turned out in the cold speedster Lindsay Belisle to run the Kermodei Classic who turned in a 42:15 time. Terrace's signature mn Her pace, a whopping 6:47 la~La~q/gW,,~t~Lq a ;n of the season. minute mile, went un- ROB BROWN The 10-kilometre route matched by Terrace's Caro- winds through Terrace's lina Polanco who finished horseshoe and up Kalum hill sixteenth overall• Haida Gwaii across to Lanfear and back Polanco, who recently down to George Little Park. won the Prince Rupert run, fishin', part il Locally, the only route was the second woman to that compares is The King cross the finish line at a time of the Mountai~ -- a gruel- of 44:05 minutes. 'C drive over the Yakoun River Bridge. ing annual footzace up Ter- The youngest competitors "This is where the Golden Spruce used race Mountain during River- running the Classic were to stand," I tell Cait. She's interested. I boat Days that has many seven-year-oids Braedon tell her what I know of the recently fal- wondering why racers do it IWlen tree. I tell her how Haida legend Butler and Steven Hollen. at all. that after a young man shows his disrespect berg of Smithers who ran On May 30, the biggest the five-kilometre run in : inflicts a cruel and deadly winter upon the surprise was that so many ~in a village. less than 37 minutes each. participants finished so Angus McLeod, 56, of ' a grandfather and his grandson are allowed close together. to establish a nov7 home. The grandfather, in Kitimat, was the Classic's The top five competitors most senior runner. He ran 'e eerily reminiscent of other mythologies, finished within 40 seconds his grandson not tc turn and look at the dying the five-kilometre run in of each other in a lead pack 52:16 minutes. . Overcome by nostalgia and curiosity, the so close that the top two Top Men, 10 km oks back, whereupon his feet begin to take racers each recorded a 6:09- lie boy then becomes the golden spruce. mile-a-minute pace. 1. Colin Parr, 38:18 is it really gold?" she asks. Colin Parr, of Terrace, 2. A! Marleau, 38:22 td of a yellowed brown," I tell her. It's been won the race with a 38:18 3. Steve Rose, 38:39 han ten years since I've seen it. That's how it minute time. He ealme in 4. Chris. Hunter, 38:47 n my memory now. just four seconds ahead of 5. Martin Guido, 38".58 to cut it down?" CaR asks. Kitimat runner Al Marleau. 6. F. Barbosa, 39:29 •. paper said it was someone named Good- "I took the lead at the top 7. Dave Stewart, 39:44 r Godwin, or something." of Lanfear," said Parr. 8. Chris Cordts, 39:54 eh down and pull out the copy of The Queen "There were no challenges ptte Islands Observer I'd been reading on the after thaL" Top 10 Women, 10 kan ross Hecate Straight from between the emer- Parr says he's been faster 1. L. Belisle, 42:15 brake and the driver's seat. and knows he can do an (eleventh overall) re... it's in here." I hand the paper to her then easy 10 kilon'tetres in 34 2. C. Polanco, 44:05 tp and flick on the dome light. Cait holds the minutes. But, he says, that 3. Sherrie Hamer, 46:40 close as she flips through the pages then was five years ago. 4. Kim Barriete, 46:45 on the article• = The Classic was his first 5. J. Hollenberg, 47:07 twin," she says. 6. Mary Stewart, 47:25 atT" competitive race in years, he said. :;. 7. Andrea Geller, 47:32 lwin is the man's name, dad• Mr. Hadwin, 8. S. Motokado, 47:32 n who cut the tree down told the CHN... Behind him, Vancouver- moil of Haida Nations, I think," I interject based runner Steve Rose recorded a 38:49 time and Rye km winner= tg she will ask. Jason Juteau, 17:57 .. Ok," says Cait. She pauses to digest this Hazelton competitor, Christopher Hunter clocked Dave Cater, 19:18 oment then reads on. KERMODEI CLASSIC WINNER: Colin Parr beats AI Madeau across the finish line Emie Hidber, 19:27 Iwin, uh... told the CHN he had not been in at 38:47 and Terrace's beside George little Park May 30. Parr ran ten kilometres in just 38:18 minutes, Martin Guido finished at Doug Pierce, 19:35 of the spruce tree's cultural significance, just four seconds ahead of his Kitimat competitor. J. Marcinkiewicz, 19:53 it would not have deterred him from his 38:58. t. Mr. Hadwin said his actions were an ex- n of his hatred toward university Uained ionals and their extreme supporters, whose l .'thics, denials, part truths, attitudes etc., ap- be responsible for most of the abominations ; the amateur life on thss planet. n't get it, dad." n't either, Caity." cads on: "Celebrating the golden spruce dis- people from the clear cutting going on all it, Hadwin told The Obserl, er, in an inter- ~st after the tree was chopped down. No one what happened to the axe man. Mr. Hadwin urged with mischief but failed to turn up in court the day the proceedings were set to He was reported seen at the Prince Rupert totei after a bungled attempt to kayak across Straight. A kayak registered to Mr. Hadwin ashed aground in Alaska. Sgt. John Tognela ~assett RCMP said Mr. Hadwin is still con- a missing person, though it is believed he ve drowned." g, that's sad stuff,' ' I observe reaching up to ~the light. hr inland on the northcoast mainland the in spring are all kinds of green, varied, full gent aromas. In the moss-covered, sopping of the Charlottes the shades of green are so hey're nearly indistinguishable. I'm up early t day, standing ou the porch of a cabin, sur- -, They earned it ~! by chickens that think my form means ipping a cup of tea, and staring down a path THIS TROPHY'S OURS: The Back Eddy team finished first at a mixed sic- ose woods. Trees lean. Drops fall loudly. pitch tournament in Houston last month. In all, 22 teams from Prince Rupert to 3 the black pools that lie atop this super Quesnel con~peted in the tournament. CAROLINA POLANCO was the first local woman to '.d green sponge the yellow skunk cabbage finish the lO-kllometre run. look as bright as suns. 2rooka is on my naiad. A skilled angler who NORTHCOAST RUGBY ACTION how to fish front Ed Kendall on the Little eli and the waters near White Rock when Rock was not much more than sea walk sur- t by a very small town, Bob moved to Tot- Camels compromised, Humpies heroic the late '60s, where he lived for years. By DAVID D. HULL The second game of the day had the Smithers' the selection process and the infamous skulling summer he went to Haida Gwaii for a THE TERRACE Northmen hosted their rugby Humpies women side take on the "as yet un- of a pint. . He fell for the place, returned to Terrace to counterparts from Smithers for their second monikered" Terrace women. The games was a Scott Stewart was chosen by the Camels and ~tice, moved to the Islands, and has been meeting of the season May 30 at the Northwest defensive battle from the opening kick off to the was commended for his aggressive play and iving in Tlell, ever since. Community College rugby pitch. final whistle. strong running from the nnmber-eight position a breakfast of bright orange, free range The Northmen men took on the Camels in the The Humpies score first to take a 5-0 lead. A in the second half. 'm off to Tiell in search of Bob Crooks and first game of the afternoon under cold wet con- conversion and another try had the Humpies up The Humples captain chose Terry "Truck" at trout. On the way I stop at Port Clements ditlons. The Northmen scored early and went on 12-0 at the half. Undaunted, the Terrace women Gordon as the Terrace women of the match. is "Port" to the Islanders and Endako by to win 36-5. game out hard and fast in the second half with Gordon was praised for her consistent hard play " to a lot of us main landers. I pull into the The Northmen came out with a very decisive Lisa Marinas taking a pass from her sister and her leadership. ion and top up the tank. and disciplined game plan resulting in an early Clara, out sprint two Humpies and touch down a The Northmen teamed up with the Camels last ..nty-one fifty," says the woman inside. try by serum half George DaCosta following a try for five points. weekend to form the "NCRU Selects" and ' 'How much?' ' Camel off side deep in their own territory. The Both sides came very close to adding points travelled to Prince George for a three game tenty-one fifty," she says with no expres- tone of Nortiuuen dominance was well estab- before the final whistle but strong defence from weekend against the Central Interior Rugby lished and served the Northmen well for the both squads prevailed finishing the game with Unions three member teams. This was the tint 'efface I can fig up with supreme, for that." entire game. the Humples edging the Terrace women 12-5. interlock between the two rugby sub-unions. "she says dispassionately. The Northmen had trys added by Amin Pei- As tradition in rugby the "man of the match" The Humpies and Terrace women also played ~t then there is no bargaining room, and fork litier, Scott Stewart, George DaCosta (again), and "women of the match", are selected by the together against numerous Prince George money. Leon Schulte and Rob Heibein, Doug Wilson opposing captains. This solemn ceremony fea- women s teatas, tinued next week.., added six points kicking three conversions, turea a diatribe from the opposing captains as to Details in next week's edition. i ON LUNG DISEASE .~ Arrn yo..rrs.effw;.'rh t%e f,~est |u,r'~j

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Our house 1 sq.ft, over a full finished base- fishing riverfront. ~,~~ yr. old, 2000 sq ft., 4 bdrm, 3 :JJ Excellent Family Home ment. 1 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, fireplaces, 6 appliances, close to town centre & Also border Price Creek. ~'~~ bath on 0.43 acre. 10 minutes ; JJ Offering Privacy Plus Cily w/fridge, stove & built in dish- schools, heated barn, large workshop with 220 Nearly new house & outbldgs. ~~ west of Nelson. Valued at '11 & MountainViews. washer. $148,000. Call Jan at :wiring, glass greenhouse,fruit trees, garden plot.. Unsurpassableviews[ ~. : 5180,000. (250):359-6689. : II 3 le.~elstotalling 3840 sq. ft., 6 635-1132 dr 250-962-6221. Perfect [or B&B, ietreat, ~~ • II bedrooms,4 Edl baths, ~vood ,~ . Price $179,000 Phone 635-4453 ' I~EW ON the market 4 bdr. II s~ovein basement,gas fireplace 8 ACRES-900, River Frontage getaway~retirement, your ~[~[r~~-~ house. Quiet' street; full. beret. '. II on mainfloor, so~rlumwith on Skeena River, mobile home home. Whatan incrediblespell ~~~ new laminate floor/carpet, new ' II soulhemexposure & spa.3 car 30'x40' shop. Good water, un- CALL LYN PATRICK, -~::;~.i ~ . ~" windows, n/gas fireplace, ga- ' II garaaewhich accomn'~dates 26' derground power natural gas rage, fenced yard. A must see : II ~' and alto has an office avail. 3 acres productive land, ' II .i~/bathroom.Lot size is CALDERWOOD REALTY 3969 Mist St. $110,000. 635- ; II 165'x540'.View frontage is 175' Well landscaped. Offers 635- 7792. 1770. 842-5650 , II For an appointment to view PRIVATE SALE 4.62 acres in ', II call ~l~r S:O0 p.m., CAFE FOR lease on Hwy 37. city. Very private. 1360 sq. ft. ;--'.11635-3736 or 638-2819 Fully equipped seats 30. 250- on main floor. 4 bedrooms, 635- ,,IJ and leave message. 771-3737. LAKELSE LAKE 9489 for appointment to view. •, .~;~:~i!~:~i~:~;:~.~:~::~:~:.~,~~i .~';'ii!~,~, :" : ' ~::~ PROPERTY NASS Valley. 58 acres, 2 homes, outbuildings, FOR SALE good water and power. Contact Si Davis 3667 Crumb Ave., Ter- Executive Style- 4 Level Split race BC, V8G 4Y2. 638-7899. - 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths i! ::~, ~:i .... ~:.,.: RETIREMENT BUSS Grand fireplace, beautifully land- Forks, B.C, "Small town charm" scaped with fencedyard. - .~::: .~,. • .. Updated five bedroom home A-frame cabin, nicely treed, U $39,000 buys you 1/2 acre, 4814 Welsh - $169,900.00 ..~:~,~;, ...'.-:~. with oak kitchen family size road access via Onion Lake Ski 1 ' - Trails forestry road MLS serviced, view lot, Relaxing life- I dining room, in-Jaw suite. MLS " ! style only 5 miss to downtown 3618 Alder Ave. ExcellentHorseshoe location, Call: Sheila Love RF/A/Ikv . _ n or USA. Boasts more sunshine 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath 1340 sq. ft./full 6,38-1400 m// r~ o~ nerrace| than Kelonwa, Visit www.cop- grade entry home, finished basement perridgebc.com or call 1-888- rec room- 2 fireplaces 4 Bdrm., 2 full bath, 389-3339. 4829 Welsh - $159,900.00 appliances, stonewall "I'RI-PLEX located in town on double lot. Has new siding, roof, •Excellent starter home or fireplace, 2 pantries, 8 One Look Will Do/ and flooring. Uve for free and investment properly - man covered hot tub. make moneyl $149,900. Phone 3 bedrooms large living room Asking $149,000 5360 Anna Street 638-1902. with fenced yard. or offers. USA PROPERTIES Take over 4842 Lazelle - $84,900.00 30 acres in prosperous Texas, 638-8324 $150 monthly payments of OPEN TO OFFERS - $9,995. Call toll free anytime. 1- TO VIEW CAR 635-5555 i for appointment to view. 800-875-6568. "HALF PRICE Babine Water- front" previously assessed and I SPACIOUS, BRIGHT, & AFFORDABLE ~ pavane~t~ yewsfl~m t~ ~mingrestore t~t ~e onp~e 9•8a~ Formal listed at $85,000. Now being of- Beautifully maintained & belly landscaped. i~ 0~m~te~ ce~ngs ,it~ s.~figh~, ma~e ~ 0~ ~.~r~~ firep~e,~ ~ f0yet feted at $42,500 FIRM. Price in- Split level home in Thornheights 0reamklct~ loathes p.al~ c~i~ots,bge cust0m peel, ~ bledt~ Be~s~n00k 0v~ cludes furnished 3 bedroom Features 4 bedrooms, 2 ½1:~throoms, • ~ po~ wt~ a~ct~= a~ance d ~Id~e.Upstars le~urm ~ bed~o~splus spa~om m~ mobile home, workshop, and v,ffd~indudes ens~le ~plete ,ithjamzzi ~./~I this plm Secunlysys~m, b,~t~ vac~ad ~ vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace, large kitchen with much more. Located at Pendle- ton Bay. Burns Lake area. Call A MUST SEE abundant oal~cablnetry. I/// Huge deck, double gam9e, & Attractively priced at ~]39,500 MLS~ 1-250-692-2386. 2 levels totalling 2,600 extra large driveway. sq.ft, cn large city lot in Don't miss this gem! eas-x4oo li~M quiet area. A bedrooms June 12/99 ~~ 638-B198 Residence :~B~e with 2 full bathrooms and 2 $ ! 59,900 ~]' Call SU~ for ~;ii n/g fireplaces. Finished full (New Home) Call 635-7209 basement. Built in dish- 1 lam-2pm washer and microwave free coffee 8, doughnuts range hood. carport with Corner of Mills Ave & Craig Your We/come double paved driveway. Ave (Southside). 2 storey, Fully landscaped, close to 1250 sq.fi'., nat gas...... t!! ~ Sheila Love LAKELSE LAKE COTTAGE fWagon Hostess schools and shopping. ~~ Free MOVED - MUST SELL.I r Terrace, B.C $176,900 $139,000 ind ~ST Market ~ 635"3004 Evaluation R~'~II~X of Terrace is: Call 635-2510 Ph0ne 635"0080 $139,000 Linda REDUCEDTO SELL S105,000 635-9768 If you have moved

SKYLIGHT, OPEN STAIRCASE ql].F_,.AT YOURSELF to Terrace or have and wide, mlumned opening to the llvlngroom to this trsditienal]y designed home. Formal makes an impressive entry foyer. Island living~m h~ an~k-out baywindow.Sunken lust had a new kitchen offers deluxe merit cabinete. Master familymorn with fireplace.Master suite has a suite h~s w~Ik.iuoloeet and private bath. Full e~akertub and ~eparste shower.Yard is fenced baby, aregetting For sale by owner a 12~15sol.' l~sement with familyroom, etc. M~ and land~peJ, btl~ married, or start- 4713 Olsen ft. home on full basement with 4 bdrs., den, 3 baths & cen- SW takelse Lake - 75' water frontage - Cabin ing a new busi- 2 bdr, 4 appliances, tral air condilloolng. Situated Features: large veranda overlooking the lake, ness, lust give me greenhouse, fruit on niculy landscaped fenced dormar windows, loft, huge dock, bye-piece a call. trees, large fenced lot. Close to golf course and has a 24x32" fully finished bathroom, propane lights, fridge, stove and bac~ard, walking wired & plumbed shop with ATTN.. COMMERCIAL TENANT8 REDUCEDIREDUCEDI woodstove. Exterior cedar-sided. Interior tongue & distance to 12 ft. ceiling. Charmingslde by side duplexon Lazelle Two bedroom 14 'wide mobile has groove. Well-landscaped, private, and very A mustsee at $147,,500. Avenue. Rent one bedroom unit for 8459 European kitchen, skylit entrance, schools & town. per month and operateyour bunine~ in roomymaster bedroom with buitt-in peaceful. Cornmandmg view of the lake. Must be Call 635-5511 the other eide. Newroorandneturdga~ bed and newer flooring. Quick furnace.Check out thepo~ibilities. ~ possesson available. seenll Inquiriesplease call (250)614'7225 or Mark 635-7342 for appt. to view @ 1-800-677.6877. j i i i

• I C4" The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 + 20::+MOBILE / CUNTON MANOR WE ARE TAKING PROFESSIONALLY RENO- • : HOMES QUIET 2 bdrm dplx. Avail July ,. , , , 3 BDR trailers. $600.2 bdr trail- APPUCATIONS FOR A COUNTRY home in private set- VATED Mobile home on large ere $450-$550. Small trailer. ting. 8 minutes from town. 5 1. $550/mth. + DD deposit, 638- fenced lot. Perfect for building a DRIVE BY #6 Marsh Crescent. $400. 635-4315. BACHELOR SUITE 8503 leave messa~le. 4 BDRM house or 3 bdrm Then call for appointment to acres fenced suitable for house with basement for June shop. Has addition, patio, and 3 BDRM dplx in Horseshoe homes. $750/mth. W/D Includ- SHARED ACCOM. Room in tool shed. View at 3930 Walker view. 3 bdrm, plus the 2 addi- +420.00 monlh. 30. Have small dog. Leave area f/s, w/d. No smoke. No ed. 635-4593. newer 3 bdrm house. Southside message. 635-7631 or call St. No for Sale sign. $75,000. tions make this a very attractive $500/month pets. Ref reqd. $70O/mth. plus 1 Bdr Apt DUPLEX 3 bdrm on 3 levels. on bus route. Suitable for reli- Deana (250) 842-2242. 635.9061. modular home, front kitchen, all No Pets, referencesrequired. appliances consider short term utilltes.+ DD. Avail limed. 635- Thornhil1635-3756. able working adult. N/S pre- 2484. SHARED ACCOMMODATION financing on purchase price of Phone 635-3475 ferred. Ref. Reqd. $375/mth. wanted by older working male, EXECUTIVE CONDO in quiet plus 1/2 utilities. Patty 635-6619 + 20, MOBILE $79,900, Ph 635-7425. 3 BDRM duplex near Thornhill Non smoker, 635-5973 .Please Pub. F/S, storage area & dog cul de sac with 180 degree pan- or Charlotte 635-5321. OLDER 3- bedroom mobile 4 BDRM upper suite. Close to leave a messa.qe. ~:, HOMES :: enclosure. Avail July 1. Re1 oramic view, 2 bedrooms with • , .•, .: , :+, home 12x48 with full length schools. Southside. All utilities SHARED ACCOMMODATION reQd. $750/mth. 635-6905. studio, 1.5 baths, garage with in 2 bdrm above ground suite. SINGLE WORKING man seeks 1973 DBLE wide mobile. Adult newer addition In quiet forested included $600/mth. 638-7290. automatic door opener, 5 ap- shared accommodation with Thornhill Park. New paint car- Braun's Island Park. New line, 3 BDRM Duplex, Upper Thorn- Horseshoe, furnished except AVAIL JULY 1 large 3 bdrm. pliances, all window coverings, Bdrrn, $400/mth includes one person only, Very clean. pets. $24,000. 635-7411. hot water tank. Nat. gas fur- hill. F/S, W/D, H.U., clean mod- dplx. Southside, full finished Needed by July 1. 638-7181 af- 2 decks. All yard maintenance utilizes, cable, w/d, dw.638- nace, plus auxill wood stove, ern. Spacious basement & attic, belt. f/s, dishwasher, wash- ter 4. 1973 EMBASSY 12x56, 2 bdrm and snow removal included. 8076. with addition + shed. Recent woodshed. $9,000. Phone 638- Fenced yard. N/S only. Avail er/dryer hookup. Ref req. $750 $985 plus utilities. No pets. Call July 1. For appl. please call. renos. 4 appl. Nice and clean. 1423. +dd. May consider rent to 635-4840. SPACIOUS 2 bdrm suite in 4- 635-4368 $800/mth. E~c. starter home $28,000. PRIME PADS available at Boul- own.635-1613. FOR RENT 1 bedroom, plex. Avail limed. Walking 638-7687 leave messaqe. derwood MHP, 40x100, serv- 3 BDRM house close to schools basement suite for single, non- distance to downtown, Working iced and ready for your home. and parks. Large yard, en- couple reqd. 4 appl. incl, NO ' 1981 14X70 3 bdr. Pine Park. 5 smoking, working person. $475 3 BR. home, I~ill Bay Rd. 1- Phone Gordon 638-1182, for closed garage. N/S, N/P. $750 PARKMANOR: plus DD. Utilities included. pets. Ref reqd ÷ DD $775. appl. 10x20 addition. 8x24 rnth~ 635:5081 ALSO AVAIL 2 bdrm apt. Avail acre leased lot. Granisle 37' covered patio, shed. Must Sell. details on: $1,000 moving dis- 2 bedroom apartment, Phone:638-2044. counts, senior, discounts and limed, F/S. No pets. DD $600 Aluminum Boat. Has every- $45,000, 638-7766, 3 BDRM renovated townhouse 2nd floor, FOR RENT townhouse $650 ' thing. 2 welders, gas, electric. 2 purchase incentives. close town. N/G fireplace, new 635-6824, 1996 14X 70 mobile home for sS00 per monlh, month. Require DD. No pets. THREE BEDROOM basement chev land/marine motors, volvo SR1 HOMES now available at kitchen, f/s/w/d. Non smokers~ 635-2479. legs. Has everything tools , Iol sale. 5 appl. All window cover- Pine Ridge Homes in Burns no pets. $650/mth. 635-3004 & includes heat. suite w/d across school. Fenced ings. Large addition & sundeck. FOR RENT, One bdrm house yard. Walking distance to town. 29. Mill Bay Rd. Granisle. 1- Lake. Single wides starting at leave messaQe. Adult oriented, no pets. 250.697-2474 or 1-250-697. Located close to schools & $39,900, double wides starting very clean, very quiet in Thorn- $650 month. References re- town. $57,000.635-9260. 3 BDRM townhouse. N/G heat, ReFerencesrequired. hill. Close to store, laundromat, cluired. No pets. N/S. 638-1584. 2720. at $59,900. 7 year warranty. f/s, new carpets. 4700 block 1996 DOUBLE WIDE SRI mo- Call Leon 1-250-692-3375. Ph. 635-3475. schools, eta. $395/mth. We will TWO BDR basement suite. N/G 4 BEAUTIFUL artificial wedding Davis. Call 635-5653 or 615- furnish if roquirecl. 635-2319. cakes. One, porcelain Mickey bile home. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, en- 7665. fireplace. • Also small 4 bdr suite with jacuzzi tub, 5 apl. All Avail immed. house. Both in horseshoe. 635- & Minnie Mouse under flowered window coverings, regency nat- 3 BDRM trailer located at Sun- BASEMENT SUITE for rent to a FULLY FURNISHED 1 bdrm 3616. archway. One, beautiful 2 tiered ny Hill Trailer Park. Incl. w/d, f/s working person. No pets butterfly theme. One, lovely 4 ural gas fireplace. Adult section 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail limed. basement suite. Utilities incl. TWO BEDROOM apartment for Timberland Trailer Park. On site management. 635-3594 close to town. No pets. Avail please. 635-5893. For non smoking, working indiv. tiered (basket weave) with limed. 635-4571. rent. Near new, quiet, on site artificial flowers (or uses your $85,500. 635-1821. or 635-5136 or 635-6428. BRIGHT COSY 3 bdrm suite on $400 638-8909. manager. Five appliances, gas Park. Non-smokers. No pets. won real). One, absolutely stun- 3 +1 BEDROOM mobile home 1 BDRM basement suite. Close 3 BDRM upstaim suite. 4 appl. FURNISHED 1 bdrm cabin in fireplace, mini storage. No pets. ning 3 tiered head shaped, sur- with large addition, laundry to town. No pets. Avail iliad. Large yard with fruit trees. Incl $800 me. plus DD. Heat incl. Thornhitl clean, quiet, close to References required. Avail Julv 1.635-6350. rounded and topped with hand room, large entrance way, two DD+ rsf. reQd. 638-8874. utilities and cable. No pets. schools, store, laundry mat, in- $750/month. Call 635-4954. crafted sugar flowers. Call 638- Avail limed. Will consider CLEAN & Cosy 2 bdr. trailer. shops, carport, almost 1 BDRM suite close to town. door pets ok. $395/mth. 635- TWO BEDROOM apartment on 0640. completely renovated. Terrace rental purchase. 635-2556. W/d, f/s. No smoking. Ref reqd. 2319. Bmun's Island, five minutes Incl laundry facilities and 4 MAN HOT tub, new lid, cedar Trailer Court. 636-9598 3 BDRM. house. Large fenced $575 plus DD. 635-7180. FURNISHED ROOM by week from downtown. Pets welcome. utilities. No smokers, partiers, exterior $2,500 abe, 1973 Win- FACTORY DIRECT Modulars. or pets. $500 Ref reqd. 638- lot, 5 kitchen appl. Covered pa- CLEAN 2 bdrm house. Close to or month. All facilities. Quiet $400/month. 635-9102. tio, 16x20 wired shop. Thornhill schools & hospital. Pets wel- home. Close to downtown. 638- nebago Brave, 21' motorhome, Custom plans designed for your 0335. fridge, stove, oven, bathroom, needs, Open House at Cahpar- close to Copper Mt. School come. F/S. Avail limed. 8944. 1, 2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On $690 +DD. Avail July 1, Prefer $625/mth 635-1563. 70,000 miles, awning, and new rays Factory. Sheldon Custom site management. Ref reqd. JACKPINE FLATS 3 BDRM. tires 845-3568, Homes, 3075 Sexsmith Road, lanai term lease. 638-6322. CLEAN 2 bdrm mobile home in Trailer panoramic view. Horse 635-6428, 635-2424 or 638- 4-BRIDGESTONE V-steel 750 Kelonwa, Toll Free 1-888-765- 7737. 3 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath con- Pine Park, 4 appl. New wind- barn, chicken coupe, dogs & 6992. DIJ0146 do. Near schools and down- ows, fenced yard, $600/mo. cats allowed ALUGATORS R/Ib all season tires. Used 2 2. BDR apt. Avail June 1. Quiet FINE SELECTION of pre- town. Paved parking. Natural Call 635-2t 26. TOO, Avail. limed. $550/mth. winters. $400 abe. One pair of & Clean. Laundry facilities. gas fireplace, fenced yard on COMPLETELY RENOVATED 3 Utilities extra. Call Rene 635- "new style" small block Chew owned 14'x70' mobile homes at F/s.Ref mqd. 635-1126 or 635- i RETAILOR OFFICE LEASE SPACE ( quiet street. No pets. DD and bedroom home in homeshoe, 7875. Cylinder Heads. Fish valve Pine Ridge Homes in Burns 6991 Lake. Starting at $18,900 deliv- references recld. 635-3766. large living room, wood stove, J NmadinBuilding I grind, new valve seals $350 LARGE STUDIO suites. Rea- abe. 160 Watt integrated arnpli- eredl Call Leon at 1-250-692- 2 BDRM apt. Quiet & clean. french glass doors, new kitchen sonable rates. Heat supplied. I 3219Eby St. t 3375. Basketball, raquetball court, cabinets, fenced yard, garage. .~ 2,5®sq.ltR~darOlfi.,Gr0undlt0orI tier, 5 disc cd player, 100 watt Right downtown. Secured build- paradigm speakers $900 abe. MOVING. MUST sell. 12x48 plus volleyball. References re- Summit Square $800/mth.635-5510. ing. Perfect for working couple j 1,000sq.h.r01,S00sq.ft0ffico2ndlt~|" quired. $525/month. Newly (250) 333-2273. mobile with 12x48 addition. Apartments or single person. Ref reqd. 635- .Ph:635"7191... Totally renovated, sheds, play- renovated. 635-0662 or 615- 7585. .J " :1 BEEF, LAMB, and pork. 6762. Sale or rental purchase. house. Asking $30,000. No rea- 1 & 2 Bedroom NEAR NEW 3 bdrm condo. Naturally raised & processed sonable offer refused. 635- 2 BDRM double wide mobile in N/G, F/S, W/D, H.U. carport, 2 meats. Freezer orders cut & quiet adult park. 4 appliances, Units wrapped to your specifications. 1740. • Quiet & Clean baths. Ref mqd. ÷ DD. 638- STORAGE SPACE ngas heat. NO pets. $500 mlh. 1053 or 635-2932. Also, custom butchering, cutfing 635-7411. • No Pets up to 2,000 sq. ft. of and sausage making. Delivery ONE BEDROOM apartment on New 14 x?0 Mobi 2 BDRM duplex. 4 appl, fenced • Ample Parking heated indoor storage available. Hamblin Farms, • Laundry Facilities Would you a landlord site management, no pets, refs space. Loading dock Houston. Phone 1-250-845- yard. Thornhil July 1. $650 me. required. Call 635-7429. 635-3646. • Close to Schools & who treats you as a valued access. Also outdoor stor- 2133 or 1-800-665-6992 or Hospital customer? IF so, try us! QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt age space for boats, vehi- email, [email protected]. $39 900 2 BDRM house in Thomhill close to town. Laundry facilities, • On Bus Route Availableimmediately $550/mth + damage deposit. Reasonable rent. Rsf reqd. cles and equipment. BICYCLES FOR sale, various Avail June 1. 635-7657, • Security Entrance Beautiful3-Bedroom Suite. Bright, Ensuiteto Master 615-7665 or 635-5653. sizes-cheap. Office style desks, 2 BDRM suite. Close .to town • On site Building Manager 635-7171 chairs, filing boxes, electric • Basketball, Volleyball & Bedroom.Washer/D~Jer. Nice RENT OR rent to own with and schools. Avail June 1 or fencedyard. Storage area. Close typewriter. Phone 632-6720. YES! Racquetball Courts down payment. 3 bedroom trail- Julv 1. NO pets. 635-6123. to schools.Available June 1,1999. er with 12x36 addition. Fruit BUY, SELL. or trade beanie ba- 2 BDRM TRAILER $400. Avail $800/monlh bies, beanie buddies, Special Ask for Monica Warner (utilitiesincl. - you pay for ody trees. End of Kerby St. Phone July 1. 1 bdrm. house $395 + 250-842-2163. Edition doll sand collectibles. Includes: freight to cableanor lelelohonel) Contact: Ken @ 250-372-8646 DD. Avail now. No pets. 635- Call: 635-4478 ROOM FOR RENT. Close to Prince George, block & 9530. Call 638-1797 from 9-5 or email kward town and shopping. Room and level, fridge, stove & @kdw.com. 2 BDRM trailer. F/s, w/d. No board available. Phone 638- 4 BEDROOM cabin on west drapes, 2x6 exterior pets. Ref Reqd. $500/mth plus 0250. side and 3 bedroom cabin on .ESTATE SALE. Must sell wails, 1 piece tub& $250 DD in Th0rnhitl. 635-6662 HUNTINGTON east. side of ++Lakelse. ,.Lake', household items • in very. good evenings after 4 or For sale ROOMS FOR rent shared ac- Weekly or Ionqer. 798-2039~ conditidri. I~latchihg :c61Jch ;and shower, and cathedral , $650imo: :~tti~a~tive : [i' comodations in basement suite $23,000. APARTMENTS LAKEHAVEN B&B on Lakelse Ioveseat, dining set, antique ceilings, bdrm suite, w/d, hotwa- 2 bedroom, shower, full kitchen, child's bed, and kitchen items. 2 BDRM unit in 4 plex. Thornhill Taking Applications ter& cable provided. cable, utilities included, parking- Lake is open for business. One $60O/mo. Util incl. also 1 bdrm bdrm self contained suite is also Showing Sat. June 19 at Chap- Now Gas heat & private rural Hwy. 16 west, 5 rain to parel Mini Storage. Best offal. basement unit in hospital area. town. Exc for seasonal workers, available for weekly booking. $425/mo 635-5992. Non for1 &2 entrance. Avail. July 1. Sleeps up to five people. N/P, Leave messafle at 392-3690. $300-$350 a month per room HOT TUB, Seats 6. $950, Sau- smokers preferred. suites $449 Per Month; 2 638-1413. N/S. 798-9555 Bedroom na equip, $250.635-3981. 2 BDRM unit in townhouse , Clean,quiet renovated suites bdrm apartment, hot LAKELSE LAKE private camp- $600 and 2 plus one bdr unit in ,Ample parking water included, cable sites. Avail for yearly lease, NEW CONDITION 4 wheel sho- duplex. $700. Both with F/S, , Laundryfacilities on eachfloor available. large beach w/dock, sani dump prider electric cart. Uft up arm rest, swivel seat for easy ac- W/D, H.U. No pets. 635-5213. , Closeto schools& downtown House For Rent on site, very secure, no sea- Downtown R~t~til: cess-comes with batteries, 1956 Hart Highway 2 BDRM well lit basement suite. 4 bdrrns, 3 baths does or A'rVs. 250-798-2250. , On bus route 4200 sq.ft, air conditioned, charger, shopping basket, safe- PRINCE GEORGE, BC W/D H.U., F/S. No smoking. NO , Securityentrance parking, $9.50 p.s.f. Dining room, laundry room, RECREATION PROPERTY by pets $500 635-5081. , ty flag. No tool take down or as- . On site management ,, double garage, dishwasher. owner, 2.6 acres, 25 K from sembly. New price $3,700 Ask- 563-5412 2 BEDROOM duplex in quiet Excellent location. Merritt, Hwy 5A, 14x70 Mobile, email valridge@ pg0nline.com ,N0pets Close to schools & town. in.q $3,000. 635-7843. area, Fridge, stove,• & draper- . Referencesrequired Reds. Reqd. mint condition, 2 bdrmsl 2 web page ies. No pets, Avail July 1, $615. COLDLL B fl[ER PICNIC TABLES, green $700/mon~. baths, good well, exc, water. ~vww.valleyridgehomes,bc.ca 635-2556. To view call 1st Terrace Realty $120,D00 abe. 378-4192 or 1- houses, & garden sheds. Quali- 2 YR old 2 bdrm apt. downtown 638-0371 Bus. or 604-526-1203, Aspen Grove. ty work for reasonable prices. 1-888-301-2288 638-1748 635-5485 Call 635-9369 or 635-3067. on Main St. F/S, W/D, H.U. (636-3006 after hours) .,R r= RED WILLOW Guest Ranch. , --.~, $575 Util. incl. 638-1702. Family oriented, homebackrid- RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT, ing, hiking, youth camp, fishing table warmer, natural gas broil- nearby, hunting, retreats. Amer- er, 2 fry basket, C.R.S.I. 30 ican plan, B & B, group rates. wok, deep fry table. Call 635- South Cariboo, Hwy 97]24. 1- ! 3735. 800-696-0576. SUMMER FUN at Sunpeaks ~ Skeena Resort. Top of the mountain accomodafions & mgt.. 45 rain. Driving from Kamloops. Golf/tennis/fish- School ing etc. Book no for the millennium. 1-800-585-8834. e- '+The Keys To S~e Driving" mail: [email protected]. SUMMER FUN at Sunpeaks [Gift Certificates[ Resort. Top of the mountain ac. commodati0n & Mgt. 45 rain Looking for that hard from Kamloops. Golf/Chair. to find gift for Rides/Biking/Hiking/Swim" ling/Tennis/Fishing etc. Book Christmas, Birthdays now for the m ennluml 1-800- or Graduation 585-8834. email: sunpeaks@di. rect.ca, • Assessments "/~ YEAR round paradise in • Evaluations ,+ +- +I+ Quallcum Bay" How about own- Terrace, Kltimat, ing a beautiful oceanside vacation retreat on Vancouver. Is- Prince Ruper~ land? We have fully serviced Toll Free 1.800-685-7999 Ph/Fe~: 6,~-7~2' RV sites available from t $26,900.1-250-757-.8075.

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It. md~ i l ' CALLUSABOUT OTHER LOCATIONS 1 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999- C5 100; TRUCKS:FOR ," ir':' ~20,' ! "ii, ,;120. i :/ SALE ~ '~,:I •, RECREATION RECREATION BLACK ANGUS bulls. Year- TERRACE HARLEY DAVIDSON Juke Box VEHICLES VEHICLES i lings and two year olds. Easy 97' DODGE Stratus. Quick sale 1988 BAYLINER 2155 Sierra holds 100 cds, coin operated or calving type of bulls. Call Oum m price, 4 door, forest green, com- Sunbridge. 4.31 6 cycl volvo manual. Appraised at pany driven vehicle w/regular 1994-PALOMINO tent trailer. MIKE ROSMAN RV "Help" we Lance/Shirley at Hamblin need campers, trailers, 5th, mo- penta enging with volvo, penta Farms. 845-2133 or 1-800-665- $16,000.Asking $5,000. 635- maintenance. Mint shape. New fridga, stove, 3-way fur- leg both new, In 1997 low hm. 6680. $13,200. 616-0103 eveninqs. nace, Sleeps 6. Wintered in ga- torhomes, buy/consign, fenced 6992. compound separate use, sales extended warranty to 2002 in- '98 Dodge Stratus PARTING OUT or sell complete rage, E/C. $5,500. 842-5343 cludes 1995 9,9 mercury 4 CAGEN CONT hay and grain. (Hazolton). staff, Interiors largest dealer. Sales call Glen 638-0254. Auto, Air, windows, locks, We Buy, for parts only. '84 GMC 1/2 ton. Call Peter 1-800-811-8733 or 1- stroke electric start kicker. 1992 Cruise,Tilt Good engine. Or will consider 1994 SECURITY Timberline 9 250.558-a635. ezy-loader trailer marine survey HORSE PASTURE for rent on $17,588 trade for small car. Also 10" foot camper. Queen bed, sky bone in 1995. $23,900, obo. 1- Braun's Island. Three and a half Sell table saw. Panasonic $125 and light, 3 way fridge, 4 burner RESPONSIBLE FAMILY would 250-692-7654. acres with on-site water. 635- like to rant a molorhome for the ! '97 Jeep TJ Spod microwave. Call cell 615-7612. stove/oven, forced air furnace, FARROW SAIL Boat, finished 9102 6 cyl, 5 speed, hardtop bathroom, awning, exc. condi- last two weeks in July and the interior, no rigging $15,000 & Trade first week in August at a rea- HORSES FDR sale. 4 horses Was $23,995 Now $21,995 i ; 120. : ~: ~: tion. $13,900 abe. Phone 635- OBO. 638-8436. for sale, Ages 5-15 years vari- 2804. sonable rate. Please call 635- ~ RECREATION , FOR SALE 14' Princecraft boat ous skill levels. They load, clip, MUSICAL 1996 20' Drifter Travel Trailer. 9338. '98 Jeep GrandCherokee , , ,/ and trailer, Two motors, 35 bath, and are all very willing. Laredo,Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, iVEHiCLES Lots of options. Used OVER 200 new & Used R.V.'s 17 | merc w/jet. 30 merc prop. For more info. phone (250) 845- Window Locks,& more INSTRUMENTS twice.Excellent condition. new brands. O down financing, II $3,800 obo, 635-2673. 7483. 1980-FRONTIER 20" Motor $13,500 abe. Call 635-9598 $29,995 h'ades, ar we pay cash. For best II FOR SALE: 12 1/2 foot quick- Home, very clean, 105,221kms, 1998 ARCTIC CAT ATV 454 price in B.C. Call us free 1.800- II on GMC 1-ton frame, dual- 668-14.47or www.voyager.rv.comII silver inflatable boat. Like new '97 Plymouth Breeze Big tires and snow blade. Ask- condition. 635-2623, wheels, A/C, Fridge/4-burner, inq $6,500. 635-2339. B.C. Interiors largest dealer| Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, Cassette stove/oven, furnace/bathroom, Vayager R.V. Centre Hwy. 97 | GALVINIZED ROAD Runner $15,995 32' 5th wheel. New fddge. G/C. Winfield, B.C. D1#9452. | trailer for boats up to 24 feet new motor awning. W-antenna. Asktnq $6,450. 635-3981. BUSINESS/GARAGE sale $14,000. 847-2139, 847-8777. Load carrying oapacity 4,F" June 12/13, 9 am Granisle shop '96 JeepGR Cherokee 4x4 72 18' PROWLER Travel Trail- FORl RENT: 1996 24' Motor Ibs. Low highway miler- 1984 5TH wheel, 3 way fridge, Home, dual air, t.v., vcr, m/w. & commercial lot $12,000, 63 T- Lared0 er. Sleeps 6, furnace, fridge, 3 $4,250. 30 HP Evinrude Manual bird conv $6,000. Grader stove, oven, stereo, air condi- burner stove, oven, awning, in For more info 635-9451. 6wh, Auto, Air, windows, locks 72. FURNITURE & tioning, large awning queen Short Shaft $650. Call 847- $7,000, 250 case loader & more good condition. $4.000. 638- 5284. $7,500, 16' jetboat, $6,500. size bed. $I 1,900. 1-250-692- 0633. $25,995 APPLIANCES• 7654. WE HAVE over 10 ex-flsh boats Power lawn equip, trailers, truck 72 VW Westsalia Van. Pop up for sale. See our listings at parts, shop supplies, clothes, COUCH SWIVEL rocker, brown 1989 27' CITATION supreme good. Buy for $1,600. Also sell- or call ChryslerJn~d Motorhome loaded. E/C sleeps KEN'S household, tons of misc. 1-250- beige blue, excellent cond. ing timing gun compression 1-888-330-7a78. 697-2315. BC Wise, $300.635-3384. 6. Rear bdr. 62,000 kms. tester. Call Paul 635-4802. C~ ~'k~"more $29,500. 635-3838. 16 1/2 ' speed boat 80 horse JUNE 12 noon. Furniture, appl., mercury. E-Z loader trailer. Ex- $16,~,-~ "~OW $15,995 COUCH, LOVESEAT, stool, FOR SALE 1990 Security MARINE tools, new linen, garden sup- 1989 BIGFOOT; 11.5 camper, cellent Condition.S4,995. 635- antique chair (needs refinish- Penthouse 9'9" Foot camper. plies, carpenters air tools, wind- ing), large 5. drawer wooden weighs 963 kg. Roof storage & skylite, stereo, winter pkg., NEWYAMAHA 9084. '92 Chrysler Dynasty ladder; full bath; hot water; ex- ows, king size bed, chairs, lum- v6 Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, desk, office chair. Phone 638- bathroom with separate shower, 18 1/2 foot fibreform w/OMC in- cellent condition. Includes air 1999 OutboardsAre ber, 47 Skeena Gawson Sub Windows, Locks 0440, queen size bed, forced air fur- board, 1988 GMC $15 1994 bags for Chev (three quarter) Division, nace, very bright and roomy, Here! Lance 9 1/2 ft. camper. Phone $10,995 NOW $8,995 RYOBI 6 1/8" variable speed ton pickup and front tie down jointer bench top model $250. lots of storage, excellent condi- 845-2547 or 845-3013 after 5. bar. $11,000. Call 1-250-845- tion. Asking $9,750 or consider Safe $50. Stereo w/turntable & 7649. '92 Chrysler Daytona stand, $50. Watercooler, $25. trade for 24' trailer. 638-1427, 1160: HEAVY DUTY vB, 5 speed,NC, CD. 1990 BONAIR Motorhome 28' Exercise equipment, neg, Ikea OLDER 24' travel trailer. 4 14'6" Princecraft $8,995 bed & 2 night tables, $450. Kids Cummins diesel engine mileage EQUIPMENT FEB 3, 1999 in the ladies 31,000 kin, air cond, hydraulic burner stove & oven. 3 way 30 Mariner&EZloaderbailer change room at the Aquatic motorized jeep, $75. Kids drum fridge, sink, toilet. Good condi- . kiL $20D. Antique table & cre- leveling jack, propane genera- 1990 E 120 B Cat Excavator, Centre, a bulova "Millionth tor, fully loaded, sleeps 4, 635- tion. $2,500 obo. 635-4842 after Ounce'" watch. Has great senti- denza, $375. Headboard & 6. .:$4,995: .... -: hydraulic thumb. Very good dressers $150. Other house- 2340. condition. Quick Sale. $32,900. mental value. Please call 250- hold items. Call to view 635- 1-250-692-3821. 771-3149. Reward offered and no auestions asked. '90 Dodge Ram 1500 LE 1543. 1999 V-Star CLAUSON LOGGING Itd, V8, Auto, Canopy& More 1100cc.bestvalue Quesnel BC. General freight, FOUND MANE watch behind Iowbedding, railbed, pilot car Mr. Mikes. Call 638-1858. Was $5,995 Now $3,995 mml=imm service, local & long distance. LOST AQUA Marine Diamond FORD Lowbed capabilities from 5 axle Sided ring. Lost at Thornhill Jr. highboy to 9 axle Iowbed, Sec. School Ball field. Very CEDAR SHAKE blocks. Top Hew Alunmweld '93 Ford Explorer 4Dr. J 21'Intru{fer Jet LimitedEd~0n licensed, full cargo insurance. Sentimental Value. Call 635- dollar paid. Call Fritz or Steve at Boat Equipment moved anywhere in 9505. Reward offered if found. 4x4, V6, Auto,Air, Cruise/Tilt, 633-2680, Nass Camp. No cor- 1993 Honda Accord EX 1989 Toy-'~-Camry WindowsLocks 4 cyl, 5 spd, lots of extras ;0me &See BC and Alberta. Call (250)747- LOST GREEN colored pager. If ra.qated blocks please. 4 cyl Auto, loaded. Remaining 1229 24 hrs. Fax (250) 747- $17,995 NOW $15,995 extended warranty. Was $6,495 found please contact Carol at FREEZER BURNT meat, fish or YamahaC30 1900. 635-9505 or 638-7283. bones for sled dogs. Will pick Wa6 $13,995 Now $5,995 SANDBLASTING SAND deliv- '95 Ford Aerostar up 635-3772. Now $12;995 1985 Toyota 4x4 ered, excellent price 847-4083. Ext,AWD, FullyLoaded KOOTENAY HARDWOODS in $17,995 NOW $15,995 Kamloops is looking for Aspen 1991 Dodge Club Pick-up i70, FARM Cab LE IF ALCOHOL is the problem, and Cottonwood peeler logs. 4 cyl, 5 sAd Yamaha TT 225R MACHINERY : many have found help with '92 Ford F150 (250) 573-2054. Auto, va, fully loaded, 10w Was $4,995 . ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 4x4, 5 speed kms, super clean truck Now $2,995 DirtBikes Phone 635-6533. Wa6 $11,995 THUNDERBIRD RANCH & $11,995 $178169/m00O0wn0.A;CI Farm Equipment. Quality used MALE ORGAN enhancemenl Now $9,995 1993 Chevy Lumina sales & Iocaters - Hauling avail- FDA approved. Medical vacuum '88 Ford Ranger XCab Eurospon able. Dave Crossan (250) 567- pumps or surgical enlargement, 4x4, v6, 5SAd,XLT, Lariat, 1983 VOLVO stn, wagon. Good 1995 Volkswagen 6 cyl Auto, low kms, fully Lawn Mower Sale 2607, 6kin Mapes Road, Van- Gain 1-2", Permanent and safe. Canopy running condition, 236,000 kms. loaded derhoof, B.C. Resolve impotence. FREE $2,000 ODD. 635-4149 even- Cabrio Convertible 21"rBar bagger brochure. Call Dr. Joel KapMn. $5,995 4 cyl Auto, absolutely loaded Was $13,995 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- tnfls and weekends. '87 Ford Thunderbird 1985 MUSTANG LX Coupe. including CD stacker, alarm Now $11,995 bursement. Visit website Dark shaded windows, sunroof. Wa8 $20,995 ANATOLIAN SHEPI-IERD www.drioelkaplan.com. $5,555 5 litre H.O. Phone 638-7250. Now $19,995 1990 Honda Accord LX 1999Yamaha Guardian dogs, Turkish breed. SINGLE MALE gay would like $3,000. 4 cyl, 5 spd, NC, cruise, This is a large breed to protect to hear from other gay for cassette ..- Grizzly600cc,4x4 . 1986 HONDA civic hatchback. 1997 PontiacGrand Am livestock from bears, coyotes & friendship. Reply to file #7, c/o .... Was $7,995 ' " $263,75 lmo; 0 Oown"OiA.~ other predators. This breed will The Terrace : Standard; 3210 '98 Chev Cavalier 5.speed, good running condi- V6 Auto, fully loaded; CD, 4 cyI,Auto, 0nly 11,339 kms tion. Body needs work. $900. alloy wheels, spoiler. ' Now $6,995 work in you field or in your yard. Clinton St., Terrace BC, V8G 635-7119 leave rnessaqe. i Pups & adult dogs available 5R2. Was $15,995 Now $13,995 Was $17,995 $350-$700. Great White "f'~ 1988 CHRYSLER daytona tur- Now $15,995 1988 Ford F150 4x4 Maremma Italian guardian dogs '96 PontiacFirebird bo. Immac cond. 115,000 kms. 5 spd, 8 cyl, canopy for livestock & family protection. .| PSYCHIC V8, 6 speed,T Roof, Loaded Lady driven. Only $3,950. 635- 1987 Honda Civic $6,995 Great companion dogs, pups & $22,495 8183 after 5. Wagon adult dogs available $350-$700, :l ANSWERS 1988 SHELBY' daytona 5 1995 Ford F150 4x4 Australian Cattle dogs 1 male, 1 speed. Turbo red, a/c, fully 4 cyl, 5 sAd female, Red Healers natural I . mr=&pttsoNat '98 GMC 2500 V8, 5sAd,New Tires, Chrome pkg. KEN'S | IUI'ED #l IN CANADA loaded, cd player, 4 new winter $3,495 bobbed tails, good farm & -/ ";~"" Extra Cab 4x4 tires. GRC Asking $3,200.635- $16,995 companion dogs $250. [I zvAmv ~vs rJl.K VB,Auto, a/c, cruise,tilt power 5055 Registered Boarder Collie pupa. I windows & locks& more Excellent blood line and ! Levi GIFIII Was $29,995 Now $27,995 1990 DODGE Colt. 6 tires & JUST IN ! . I &eNEY" ~qP~,~-~W ur ACCUIUtTIE working parents. Black & White, I ~ " wheels (2 winter). New brakes, great livestock, farm or c~,= ~ ¥CHIC~ '96 Gee Metro transmission & tune up. $2800 1994 Ford Taurus 1996 Subaru Legacy I abe. 635-2673 after 6[orn. 6 cyl Auto, full load Brighton MARINE companion dogs, $350. Mill 5 speed, cassette, I 1-900-451-4055 AWl), 5 spd, 4 cyl, Swanson Grandview Ranch 1- only 29,000 kms 1991 CAMARO V6 automatic 250-842-6678. .~~8,~+, Was $10,995 Now $9,995 91,000 km T-top new brakes, Am/Fm/Cass., super clean, 4946 Greig Ave. low kin's, remainingfactory CKC REG. GERMAN Shepherd new muffler, exc. condition. 1997 Ford F-150 XL puppies. Top-quality pedigree, Askinq $8,950. 624-3280. warranty Ph: 635.2909 '95 GMC2~0~i~ Stepside Excellent health and ARE YOU SAFE? 1992 PONTIAC Lemans auto. 2 4x4, Auto, 8 cyl, NC, tilt & $15,995 temperament. Have both door, 58,000 kms. Cassette cruise, factory warranty parents. $400 and up. (250) stereo, tinted windows. No rust. 1993 Ford Taurus TERRACETRANSmON HOUSE $21,995 392-6504. offers 24 hour safe shelter to Almost new. Asking $5,000. i Wagon PUPPIES 12 wks old, Mother 635-4571. 6cylAuto, fully loaded women with or without children. '95 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1991 Volkswagen $9,9S pure bread Rotwieler w/papers, You can call. Evenjust to talk. v-8, Auto, Fully loaded 1992 TOYOTA 4-runner V-6 ful- Passat HONDA TRIKE- 1981 Goldwing Askinq $200 each. 635-6326. $16,995 ly loaded well maintained, New immaculate condition, luggage PUREBRED MINIATURE do- Battering is not o.k.? tiresl 6 pack CD player. Sale or 5spd,4dr, 4cyl, NC 1998 Jeep Cherokee compartments, luggage rack, berman puppies to go. Have It is not o.k. for someone '93 Chev 4x4 Extra Cab trade for long box pick-up. $7,495 Sport 62,000 kms, burgundy colour shots and health records. $,300, Similar vintaga or value. Asking to hit you $17,995 5spd,6 cyl,NC, 4x4,factory $9,900. Harley Davidson, 1991 All male. 638-7766. or push you $16,000. Ph 798-2088. FLHTC, Electric Glide Classic, 1991 Ford E-350 XLT warranty or yell at you 88 PLYMOUTH Voyager SE Clubwagon $24,995 black 58,000 kms, lots of extra ~; 11901 LIVESTOCK '92 Chev Xtra Cab 4x4 chrome, $15,995. Harley David- You can be safe. VB,Aut0,A/C, Tilt, Cruise& More mini van. Seats 7 in good condi- 15pass,,Diesel, fully loaded There are safe places. tion $4,300. 638-0633. $11,9__~95 l~,~~port son, 1988 FLHS 57,000 km 8 PROFESSIONALLY trained $16,995 ~4x~v~ green & cream colour $14,500. horses. Warmbbod x mare, 5 GRADUATION? 1989 Ford Call Steve or Marc. Harley Da- yrs. $3,000.Percheron x geld- TERRACE TRANSITION Taurus 3L V6 tilt air cruise 4 vidson of Smithers 847-5473 for ing, 9 yrs $3,,900. Quarter- HOUSE: door, Excellent hw car. $2,100 Info. on any of these bikes. horse/Arab gelding, 3 yrs. obo 635-5887. '97 Toyota 4 Runner FEATURING... + $2,600. Warmblood x filly year- 635-6447 Air Conditioning,Running '88 MUSTANG LX convertible, YAMAHA, SUZUKI, i ling, black $2,000. Arab gelding, 24 HOURS A DAY Boards 5 litre. Phone 635-1703 r~WASAm D~ms,.m I 3yrs, $1,500. More horses, $25,995 Now $23,995 Auto Business 0pportumty I more info 1-250-695-6314. Establ shed 20 Years ~ ] '96 SubaruL.egacy ,.,-,re. 0.,, ~ Outback Detailing ICall PETER ~~ All Wheel Drive,A/C, Cruise, *Get it clean for summer J(250) 573-7551 [.~.~ CAN2D~___ Tilt, PowerWindows & Locks 1984 DODGE cargo van. Ram 1 800 860-5499 And More 250. Factory propane. Runs *Detail adds to resale $25,995 good. Two sets of tires and rims. $650 obo. 635-4842 after *Free Estimates '95 Toyota4Runner 6. V-6, 5 speed,running boards *Located at Terrace Honda 12' ANTILLES rubber boat. PITCH-IN 1985 GMC 2500 series 3/4 ton Uke new. $1,800 abe 638. AND $6,300 FILM acting scholarship $26,995 Auto 350 exc. running. $2.500 *Call 24 Hours 8770. Call evenin~ls 635.2124. RECYCLE contest. A contest for best actor '95 Toyota4Runner 15' DRIFTBOAT for sale, to win Vancouver's Professional 1987 FORD F-250 2WD. 6 cyl. Film Graduate 6-month course. V-6,Auto, Power wlndows 615-6844 $1,400 or with 6 HP evinrude & locks, Cruise,Tilt Good tires. GRC, $4,800. Ca- motor. $2,000, 635.3318. Rules 604-683-9290 www,uni- nopy $250, 638.8770 after 6:00. verse.com/awa $25,995 1988 CHEVY Blazer 4x4 auto 150. BOATS.AND air, $5,695,635-4246. 150: BOATS AND BOATS FOR SALE '93 Mazda 323 4 cyl, Auto 1991 GMC Senator 4x2 cab MARINE :., : ~MARINE : i 18 Foot Fibregloss Boat wi~ $3,500 abe. 1968 Ford 8000 Berkley Jet pack V8 NOw $5,995 o. 0ump ruok, 2oo0 Oldsmobile marine engine, 1 ton Chav Flat Bed $500, Misc. snap an cover, trailer, good '93 Toyota Camry tools and parts. Phone 638- speed [or all water sports, V6, Auto,Air, Tilt, Cruise,Power 8436. towbar, engine very good. Locks& Windows& More Was $17,995 N ow $15,995 1991 TOYOTA 4-runner 5 20 ft Aluminum Boat, V8 speed, 4 door, one owner ex- marine 190 O~C engine, cellent condition, fully loaded, Looking for a jet boat to take you way up that northern river? Hamilton Jet with clean out- '91 Honda Civic auto, a/c, cruise, tilt, power See the new Marathon with twin 175hp. Mercury Sport Jels. 4 door,5 speed windows locks and sun roof for intake. Full canvas cow The combination of light weight, powerful acceleration, quick ered anchor, 2 fuel tanks, $9,998 Now $7,996 with towing package $16,500 precise steering and twin engine reliability results In opening down rlgers, storage under Mr, & Mrs. Walter Roesel call 635.7745. doors to serious fun. Load up the boat and take off on the trip 1994 CHEV SIIverado. 4:3<4fully of a lifetime. Marathon will get yeu there in class and style. Cell seals, bracket br outboard arc pro~d/o atmour, ce ,the TER "CE loaded ext. cab, new exhaust, for free video, en~llne, new 15 horse Merc. enaagemcnl gt'ffzeir son new tires, command start, low with tandem trailer Inquire: Steve Roesel miles, Ex. cond. $19,500.635- to 2921. BOx 725, Terrace, B,C. 4916 llwy, 16 West635.'/z87 1998 DODGE Quadecoke, For Phone (250) 798-2528, Angela Cardinal 1-800-313-718"/Dm sps8 ~lo or take over lease, For ~'~~--,,,~li~-. Phone 847-4064 leave message, Lakelse Lake Wedding to takeplace in more Info. call 635.7657. ~ Fax 847-9026 Gary Reum. Edmonton,Alberta on July 31, 1999 www.terroceautomail.com C6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday.,June 9, 1999

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iii PRINGLES POTATO "Chips, "w 'H| BEAUTY SALON for sale. Lo- " : cared in Terrace. Owner rstir- Enjoy financial freedom with Paul Lefrancois WESTERN STAR TRUCKS . Jog. Will sell or lease. 635-3756 this proven winner. Solid busi. after 6:00 pro. 635-6995 during ness investment with state-of- July/2, 1932.June 10, 19~8 PARTS & SERVICE DEALER day time. the-art equipment. Enjoy all benefits of self-employment, imi BOOMING FORT St. John, BC. | with littla effort. Min investment Very profitable automotive busi- $16,800 puts you on the fast ness. Includes land, buildings, track to early retirement. Into. Susan Burke NADINA W trucks, equipment. $120,000 in- package: Call 1-800-336-4296. Myron Clifford TRUCK ventory. Sales $950,000, Net $150,000. Asking $435,000 Call RESTAURANT, SACRIFICE Daugherty , SERVICE ~o Vadim, Remax 1-800-567-6770. sale due to . illness. (replacement value at Yolanda Burke ,a II May21, 1930. BUSINESS FOR sale. Very $250,000) 120 seat license, 845-2212. 2235 NadinaAve,, Houston B.C Death's but a gateway May24, 1999 profitable Janitorial business. In- downtown Ladysmith on beauti- Myronvm ~omin ~ Ved,Smkotcbemn. He quire (250) 635-2479 or (250) ful Vancouver Island. $69,900. llKennethPorter We all must pass through movedto the ColumbiaVolley in B.C.during 638.1094. To reach that Great Garden theearly nineteen tiffin, lie workedfor Giant Phone 250-245-0693 after 2 II Wedding to take place Where Gad waits for you Mo~otMine5 in Spit(maroonfor o fewyears. CONGRATULATIONSl pm. I~ on August7/99 ¢ And all of those laved ones Myronmarried Shirley Ingebritboo a| Kimbe~ YOU'VE found ltl Regain con- SIX YEAR old corporation pays B.Cin 1966.Myron gaffed working fat Akon trol of your finances and your its customer 40 cents per dollar wait, thatsome year. '[hey moved fo Totro(eB.C in future. Six figures from home. Death's Other Side 1969.Myron continued Io workfor Alanfor spent; pays every four months. Not MLM. Are you ready?. Toll- Lenny 1.817-377-3175. code To open the gate... th0next 29 yon~until his retirement in 1995. free 1-877-744-3306. 24 hrs, This earth's last the beauty Afterhh retirementMyra's handle pastimes mid877 ask for call back. worncomping aoJ ridinG his fourwheeler in FASTEST GROWING concept Paul planted with care the(0mpony of hk familyend cl~ friends. "EARN U.S. dollarsl" Demon- : :: :::.:~::~:~ .~::~.:!~,:~::::::.:: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .....:., ; .,.,,...... :,:~:::~::;~]:~!::: ::~:: :~ :::;:;.:: in the billion dollar industry will 'strators needed now in your In God's Beautiful Garden Myronis pre&(en~by hismother PeorJ r his be opening stores In your area, We'll meet with him there fatherClifford hh dsrerJune, and hrothors area. Christmas Around the Hu~ellend ~lor ie, Total investment: $85,000- World Gifts by House of Uoyd. Myron~ll h sadlymissed by bh wifeShirley, $95,000, Highest return. Toll • Call Chris for details at 1.800- his childrenJim (Spring),Koren, Lenmd and Furniture Moving Free 1-877-266-8768, Gready missed by Q'tfi(One), his grond@ildren Je[trey (5onto), 09-5729. your family & friends. Troff{Kevin), Oarren ned Trovis, end his great FOR SALE or will consider I grand&ughtor (hnily'nn. His sisterOarleno renting fifteen hundred sq,ft. . We miss you Dad =, and sister-in.lowIflvo el Soskat(hewan.His NORTHWESTExpress DONT MISS THIS laundromat. Includes video brothersOrval, Bob (Doris) Frank(Margo} store and delivery service. New OPPORTUNITY. and his shierO erie {Bad) and sister.tn-lmv Darleneoil from8.(. Hewill also be Greatly 4bdrm dwelling with 2 bthrm. +. Selling due to health missedby Joy,Laurene Jessko, l

Jim (Bud) DEBT PROBLEMS? We can BODYSHOP REQUIRES an help. Free consultation. Low experienced prep & paint Morton Cost Consolidation Plans ac- person for a rapidly growing would like to acknowledg,,wilh cepted by Creditors. Stop shop. Wages based on grale[ul heads all the man ~' lay. Stress & Collection Calls, Credit expedence. Comprehensive in9 acts of kindness sho,m to Counseling Society of B,C. A benefit paokage. Technician them in their time of need. For required for a busy, growing the "generous"supply of food al Non Profit Service, 1-888-527- 8999. repair facility. Experience in the I~ospital and at home, for steering, brade, suspension etc. ffowen and many kind offers ol DO YOU need a licenced Bar preferred. Wages based on help and com~;rt. To doctors Tender for 50 to 350 people? experience. Comprehensive .Appletonand Osei-Tutaand ten- We do Weddings, and padies of benefit package. Apply to Kelly der loving ca ms k fchen all kinds. Reasonable rates, full Mc Cormack, Service Manager, staff ancl c Mills table service available upon re- MemorialHospital. Hoskins Ford Sales Ltd., Box quest, black tie or casual events 400 Sin[there, BC, V0J 2N0. Thanks to each one for prayers Call us for pricing and reserva- and hospitalvisits. Gary HARDCORE FALLING Phone 250-847-2237, Fax Donald Bollon tion information. 636-7830. Double Clean (250)-847-4653. A h~rlfelt thank you to all our September 12, 1966- DON'T PLANT grass, have an Specializing in DangerTree Removal relativesfor thelr supFart . June 10, 1993 Carpet Care EARN $200, $300, $500 or To plan st Lorelte I~ pp oloisl instant lawn, Put sod down and Trees in your yard mak- As we look upon your turn on sprinkler. Call 847.4083 ing you nervous. more per week assembling pro- Jack AIEinson br si! inil g "TEe picture Old RuggedCross" I ud= ~P~or. for a delivered price. duct in the comfort of your own Call Hardcore Falling home, send a eASE to OPH, 6- I1~ nvmn, Sweet memories 'we recall R.A.K. CONSTRUCTION, Ren- s~, oeu, *CarpetCleaning • 20 years experience 2400 Dundas St. West Suite ,o tartar Ralph Rinfisch and Of a face so h~ll of sunshine ovations, siding, painting, land- ~w~z~ *UpholsteryCleaning • Free estimates anywhere in Pastor Joke "~iessan far the And a smile far one and all Pho~F~x(25O) 541, Ref 1_83, Misslssauga., scaping, tree removal etc. m5-m2 *Flood Restoration the Norlhwest. wonderful service. Though your smile is gone Reasonable rates for everyone. ~ Ont. LSK 2R8. Evening ~ls Your lovewill a.lwoysbe remem- forever Please call cell phone 615- welcxnel ommercial Extractor Rentc Call (250)849-5289 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNI- horad and made our bur&, oF And your hand we cannot 7612. TY: Warren Consulting Ltd., a grid a liflle easierto bear. touch forestry consulting firm based in Louise Morton and family,_ We will never lose sweet WATKINS PRODUCTS For Houston, has the following posi- more Information. Call Bev at • STAINED GLASS memories I -- tions vacant: GIS Digital Map- 635-9268, iii Tired, busy, stuck at home. .BReeZed panel=for cob(oeLs ping Techinlcian-This is a part OFthe one we lovedso !:iI' Let me bring the pampering to you/ and doors time position which involves much, .Repairs for lamps and leaded creating and maintaining Medical Equipment Foreverloved and sadly .:ill .~ .Pedicures .Sculp~r~ Nsils w/ndomm silviculture prescription maps, Loan Service missed Please call Matt Ehsesat woodlot maps, etc. Applicants I must have the following qualifi- In Your Community. You're always in our $$ GOVERNMENT PRO- AppointmenLs not always necessary ~3g=0~ 1 3 GRAMS Information Govern- I cations: knowledge and thougn,, h~m, Wayne, In Your Home, ment assistance programs, in- understanding of ARC/INFO Cynlhia, David, Healher, formation to assist the start or 638-2092 operated in Windows NT, James & Damlan expansion of your business and AUTO/CAD knowledge would ::~ ": ~i~ i farm. Call 1-800.505-8866. be an asset but not essential, some AML Programming will $$GOVERNMENT PRO- be required, preference will be GRAMS Information, Govern- given to forestry background. ment assistance programs In- GPS Technician- Full time formation to assist the start or :!i: i i;~i position open for an expeflence expansion of your business and and certified field technician. farm. Call 1-800-505-8866. Refarencea will be required. PITCH-IN BAHAMAS, MEXICO, Ha' Please send resumes to: AND walL.get paid and travel. P' H Warren Cat, suiting L.td,, PO Box Canadian Red Cross Absolutely refuse to let you fall. 9 D,cw,. -am n,ma- r u li+1 1567, Houston, BC, V0J iZO or RECYCLE 1-800-586-5020, ' fax 250-845.3780. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 - C7 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN with Interprovinclal Certification. KITIMAT AND AREA :. 300:HELP~ 2, Riverside Forest Products has an immediate opening for an HEALTH COUNCIL WANTEDI BUSINESS MANAGERS and Industrial Electrician with Inter- has immediate openings for: sales clerks needed for Terrace provincial Certification at our LOG HOME AG, Switzerland and Prince Rupert. Must be Lumby Veneer Division. A requires quality Log Home highly motivated with superior strong background in PLC FULL TIME, PART TIME, AND Builder w/minimum 5 years ex- customer service and based control and PC's re- perience. Starting wage Cana- interpersonal skills. Previous re- qulred. This position requires CASUAL REGISTERED NURSES dian $25/hr. Contact Log Home tail experlenco required. Man. working a rotating shift sched- Please forward inquiries and applications to: AG Linus Schelbert, Brand 16, BIIiR CCE ID TEER C'CE agars salary negotiable D.O,E. ule, Including weekend work. CH-6436 Reid Musthal, Tele- Please reply by phone at 638. IWA rates apply. Please reply to R. Robertson, phone 41-41-831-0131 Fax 41- ( 09 7227. Attn: District Manager. Riverside Forest Products, RR Human Resource Services 41-831-0132. Has an immediate opening for a FOR HIRE excavfitor with dan. 2 Lumby BC, V0E 2G0, Aftn: Kitimat and Area Health Council Stan Owen By June 12, 1999. gle head processor, loading 899 Lahakas BIvd,, Kitimat, BC V8C 1 E7 DENTAL HYGIENIST grapple bucket & thumb also A selFmotivaled If you are interested in Salesperson grapple skidder. Phone 250- Ph:250-632-2121 Fax: 250-632-3044 Adrninislrafive/Accounting working in an environ- The successful candidate must be able to deal 374-1385 or 250.314-1167. Assistant HEAVY TRUCK salesman re- ment that encourages your effectively with the public, has a positive is required preferably pmfident in ~ersanal and professional attitude, and a desire to earn above average quired. Established dealer look- Simply Accounting, Microsoft Word TERRACE AND AREA HEALTH COUNCIL ing for highly motivated individ- '97 and C,antax. The candidate growth, appreciates your income. Previous sales experience is an asset. ual to sell class 7/8, trailers and must have an excellent public Mills Memorial Hospital skills and knowledge, Apply in person with resume to: financing. Base plus commis- mannerand be able to multitaskin maximizes your career sion. Benefit package, vehicle a busyoffice environment. Bob Costain ~ allowance, etc. Previous indus- REGISTEREDNURSES potential andutilizes your ge.adllnefor submlNlen is du~e expertise, then we'd like ...... 16 West try experience an asset, Reply 16, lggg. Mills Memorial Hospital requires Registered Nurseswith to Box 848 c/o W.L, Tribune, Please replyto file #14. experience for casual work in IntensiveCare, Emergency, ou to join our team and Terrace, B.C. 188 N. 1st Ave. Williams Lake c/o TerraceStandard, Pediatrics, Medical/Surgical Units, Maternity & Psychiatry. ~elp us serve our wander- BC, V2G 1Y8. 3210 ClintonSL, Terrace,B.C. Qualified applicants will have recent nursing experience ful clientele. VSS 5112. and be eligible far membership with RNABC.Terms and conditions of employment are as per tee BCNU conh'act. Phone/Fax Diane at CUSTOMER SERVICE PROFESSIONAL For further information please contact: (250) 635-9065 Human Resources The Oraanization Terrace, B.C. Sealand Ventures Ltd., established in 1967, is a proud TERRACE AND AREA HEALTH COUNCIL Mills Memorial Hespilal MOUNTAIN VIEW sub-licensee of the Budget Car and Truck Rental system in Mills Memorial Hospital 4720 Haugland Avenue DENTAL CENTER British Columbia. We operate the following offices in B.C. Terrace, B.C. Prince George Quesnel WilliamsLake Prince Rupert LICENSED PRACTICALNURSES V8G 2W7 Terrace Dawson Creek Fort St. John Fort Nelson Mills Memorial Hospital requires Licensed Practical Nurses Phone 638-4026 The Oooortunitv wile extensiveexperience for casual work in Acute Care Fax 635-7639 We offer a supportive and progressive team environment. Inpatient Units. Your role as a part time Customer Service Professional at Qualified applicants will have recent nursing experience Orion Western Star our TERRACE location places you on the front line, meeting and be eligible for membershipwith the College of Ucensed Trucks Ud. is a successful our customers' expectations in accordance with our high Practical Nursesof British Columbia. Termsand conditions of class 8 truck dealership in standards of quality, value and service. This position also Sales Driver/Merchandiser Abbotsfard, B.C. We are requires you to clean vehicles in accordance with our high employment are as per the HEU contract. standards of quality. For further information please contact: As Ifle successful candidate you will perferm a variety of looking for experienced parts personnel to support The Person Human Resources duties including delivering products to our customers, Ideal candidates will possess strong interpersonal and Mills Memorial Hospital building displays, merchandising products and driving a our growth in the parts communication skills, as well as the ability to perform quickly 4720 Haugland Avenue delivery truck. department. under pressure. Other prerequisites include being conscien- , . :.. Terrace,B.C. We offer an excellent tious and able to work without supervision. V8G 2W7 work environment, com- Applications are now being accepted for the part time posi- As a representative of The Pepsi Bottling Group, you are petitlve remuneration pack- tions at our TERRACE Operation. Applicants must be able to .... Phone 638-4026 a team player with a professional appearance, good Fax 635-7639 ages, and opportunity for work evenings and weekends as required. Qualified candi- communication skills, and some experience in delivery personal growth. dates are requested to forward their resume in strict confi- sales. You must be capable of physically demanding If you are interested in dence by mail, e-mail, or fax to: joining a winning team, Budget Car and Truck Rentals work as heavy lifting is required lhroughout the day. The 4278 Hanger Road, Prince George, B.C. V2N 4M6 position requires frequent lifting of over 65 Ibs. A Class 1 please send your resume Attention: Randy Leigh Queen Charlolte Islands General Hospital Operator's License is required. You must be able to work by fax to the parts depart- E-mail [email protected] Fax: (250) 963-5617 ,ment or (604)852-6812. EmploymentOpportunities weekend, evening and graveyard shifts. ,C NO phone calls please. Registered Nurses Those applicants selected will be required to complete a Vacancies for full time permanent positions and physical examination as part of the assessment process. casual or vacation relief. Also community nursing To apply, please mail or fax your current driver's abstract vacation relief available. and a resume indicating the position of interest by Friday One facility/two sites-8 beds in Masset, 21 beds June 11, 1999 in confidence to: in Queen Charlotte. Opportunity to work in areas including E.R., O.B., L.T.C. and medicine. Attention: Human Resources Manager Applicants apply to: The North West Community Health Services Society has several Public Health Nurse Manager of HeallE Services The Pepsi Bottling Group positions now available in Terrace and Kitimat. Salary range: $20.98 - $25.98 per hour. p.o. Box 9 PBG Competition: NW99:27 Regular Part-time Location: Kitimat Delta, BC V3M 6E7 Competition: NW99:28 Regular Full-time Location: Terrace Queen Charlolte, B.C. VOT 1S0 Fax: (604) 520-8099. Competition: NW99:29 Temporary Part-time Location: Terrace Tel: (250) 559-4320 We thank all applicants in advance for their interest. Only those Competition: NW99:30 Casual Location: Terrace and/or Kitimat Fax: (250) 559-4312 being considered for the position will be contacted. No phone In these positions you will use the nursing process to: ° assess needs/strengths, plan, calls please. implement and evaluate health services for individuals and groups in locations such as clinics, schools and homes • provide health education and health promotion services to individuals and target groups tQ,jrlo[ease~knowledge regarding health ~ promote t behavior changeto a heathy testy e£and~encourage persona respons b ty for, hen th • utilize the community development process to plan, organize, implement and evaluate KsAN HOUSE SOCIETY community health services o coordinate Public Health Nursing services with those of $T¢ 201.4¢~ I,/tZJaU~ AVlL community services and agencies • perform other related duties. ~CE, B.C. VIK] IS6 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PIIONE: (604) 6.1ML173 p'd(: (6~4) 6,1J,TJI$ Qualifications: • Licensed to practice nursing in the Province of British Columbia under the Registered Nurses Act • BSN with community health content. Travel is a LAN CO-ORDINATOR(PART-TIME CONTRACTOR) requirement and transportation arrangements must meet operational requirements of ~e City of Terrac.e invites proposals for providing i~_rt-time Support Counsellor the Society. Police record review is required. Local Area Network Co-ordinator lunctions at the Terrace The Terrace Sexual Assault Centre is a Specialized Victim's R.C.M.P. Detachment on a contract basis. The Contract Terms of Assista.nce Pr.ogram operated.by the Ksan House Society. The Please contact Rose Dreger at (250) 638-2220 for an application form and job Reference are avai!ab.le on request by contacting the R.C.M.P. Sexual Assault Centre provides services to victims at sexual description. ExecutiveAssis~nt/.Offi.'ce Manager at 638-7414...... assault including adult survivors of child sexual abuse, and pro- The successful bidder will have a minimum of the tallowing vides usfice related services to assist vidims of wife assault and Submit your resume and completed application form quoting the appropriate qualifications: ch Id sexual assault/abbse. This includes victims of crime who competition # to: Rose Dreger, Manager of Community Health Programs, • 2-year Com|0uterScience Dh01oma. may choose not to be involved with the criminal justice system. North West Community Health Services Society, 3412 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. • Navell NetWar9 CNA Cerfi'fication and Network Technologies Ksan House Society is seeking a dedicated and motivated VSG 4T2. Tel: (250) 638-2220; Fax: (250) 638-2261. Training. individual to fill the position of full time Support Caanselk,r. This • Microsoft SystemsEngineer Certification (MCSE)Courses. is a unionized position with wages and Idenefits as per BCGEU Applications and resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., June 16, 1999. • A m nimum 2 years exl~..riencein technical support of personal Collective Agreement. computers, soft~are installation and local area networks, and at least 6 months previous experience in teaching computer QUAUFICATIONS: A degree in social work, counselling or techniques. extensive related training and experience in crisis management, *B.C. Driver's Ucence sexual assault, wife assaultor child sexual abuse. The successful bidder must also meet R.C.M.P. Security Clearance Requirements. APPUCANTSSHOULD POSSESS: ' In addition to experience, orevious work history and refer- • The abilit,L, to deliver one on one counselling within a feminist ences, the Contract submiss(on must include tee following framework information: Stron.q counselling and crisis intervention skills. .Availability of group iorocess and facilitation techniques. ,,Preferred Flours of Work Knowledge • Backup (must also meet R.C.M.P. Security Clearance Skills in assessment,the ability to keep current and accurate r~_uirementsl rules, an understanding of statistical monitoring and • Emergenoj Response presentation. •Contrect Pricing • Excellentcommunication skills and ability to work in a team All.submissions are subiectto the clear undentandlng that lee environment. City of Terrace reserves the right to accep.tor reiect any submls- O~anizofional and time management skills. sion(s) solely at its own dis.creti%nand wiJhout explqnati'on based Unaerstandin.clof the legal system as it relates to victims. on its own views of what best serves lhe City and the R.C.M.P. Knowledge of'community agencies and ability to work The Iow.estpricing not nece.ssa.rilyaccep.ted. - .... effectively with same. Sealed and clearly marked Proposalsmust be delivered to the office of the Director of Administration no later than~ Employment is conditional pendinn results of a Criminal Friday, June 25, 19~,, Record Search and the employee will Toe required to sign an Denise Fisher Oath of Confidentiality. Our client, Prince Rupert Grain Ltd. is Financial Analyst Dircdor of Adminis~llon Send resumes,with cover letter, by noon June 25 to: an equal opportunity employer, Cily of Terrace Ksan House Society recognized as one of the most Reporting to the Controller, you will 321'5 Eby Street develop and manage the timely and Terrace, B.C. •#202-4630 Lazelh advanced grain handling facilities in VSG 2X8 Terrace, BC V8G 1S6 the world. Strategically located in accurate recording of all documentation Tel: (250) 638.4722 Attn: Carol Sabo Prince Rupert, this highly automated of product movement through the operation has a throughput capacity of grain handling facility. You will 7million tonnes per annum and sewes manage the commodity system, as a cost effective export location for provide monthly analysis on all Canada's vast grain production. With revenue accounts andassist with other corporate plans calling for increased accounting issues as assigned. handling and effidencies, two Ideally you will be at the 4th level seasoned accounting professionals are working toward your accounting required as, Controller/Administration designation. You have several years • Chief Executive 3fficer Manager and Financial Accountant. working in a computerized accounting department and proficient al Controller/ spreadsheet development and health administrative and order to facilitate harmonious The Upper Sheena Health Council Administration Manager financla analysis. You have strong prouides a full range of health management experience with a and seamless patient care. seruices to the Hazeltan area of wide range of both facility-based, Qualified and interested Working closely with the CEO, as a interpersonal and communication B.C.'s central Northwest region. and community-based programs; persons are invited to respond in member of the senior management skills, and are known for your ability Due to the current CEO's a demonstrated interest, commit- writing by no later than June 30, team, you will be responsible for the to work as a team member. pending retirement this Fall, the ment, and ability in advocating 1999, to: effective leadership and management Council seeks a qualified and on behalf of the interests C, Fred Pearson of all accounting, Control, and treasury experienced health administrator of health serwces in small CEO/General Manager activities, financial analysis; budgeting, This is an excellent opportunity to as its Chief Executive Officer to communities; a proven record of BCHS regulato~ reporting and tax. become part of the vibrant future of successful financial management : lead this $4 million organization #700-1380 Burrard Street Prince Rupert Grain. Qualified consisting of the 32-bed Wrinch and fiscal understanding; Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2113 You will have a professional accounting Memorial Hospital, and ancil- constructive and proactive designation • coupled with10 years candidates are invited to submit their Fax: (604) 488-0665 resumes in confidence quoting Project lary community-based health human relations and communi- Tel: (604) 488-0600 sonic! financlal management programs for the areai and to cations skills; and preferably, experience, You are known for your 9062 to Grant Smith. Collab0rate with the adjunct previous experience working BCHS is coordinating this search on behalf of the Upper Skeena Health strong communlcatlon, analytical, Prlcewaterhousecoopers LLP -United Church Health Services collaboratively and cooperatively technlcal and interpersonal skllls. Executive Search with First Nations peoples. The Council, physicians' clinic providing You have a sound understanding of 1111 West Hastings Streel COmplementary medical services successful candidate must also be Commodity processlng and bring Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3R2 and teaching programs. able to work collaboratively with The successful candidate will the physicians of the Wrinch enlightened financial leadership as well Fax: (604) 806.7749 possess at least 5 years' senior Memorial Doctors' Clinic in @BCHS as slrategic focus to existing operations. E~ail: execsearch,[email protected],com II I

',t J C8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,"June 9, 1999 E Under ~ ..~RJ:[]SH CALLING FOR TENDERS =" ¢ MOTHER WILUNG to babysit Warehouse LOLUMBIA in my home. Snacks and lunch The Nodh Coast ForestDistrict herebygives noticethat seatedtanders for the con- ttOOD TENDER must have provided. Lots of TLC and flexi- LIEN ACT struction of 3901 metresof stabilizedsubgrsde, log dump,tramped and installation skyline and dropline experi- Do It For A Friend ble hours. Christine 635.4307. el an 18m steel span bridge, foreshore rehabllitstlonactivities and all associated ence. Full time with benefits. 1981 FORD GRANADA works at the Union Inlet project site will be receivedby the Oistdct Manager,125 Phone 674-3623, 4 door sedan, Market Place, Prince Rupert, BC, VSJ 189 up to 3:30 p.m, June 18, 1999, and will serial number be openedin public at that time. Tandemare invitedfor qualifiedcontractors only LOOKING FOR casuaVrellef KIDS AT PLAY havingexperience in similarisolated coas~ Iocetiomand conditionsof this netum, for : 1FABP27D2BG143282 driver Terrace/Kitimat area. Tender packages{or contract $82000-10 may be viewed and/orobtatned from the Must have drivers abstract. PRESCHOOL Owed to Phil's district office in PrinceRaped. Tender= axe subject Io the Condllloesof Tenderand Custom Towing in the must be submittedon the forms and in the envelopessupplied, No tender shall be Must be bondable, heavy lifting, School Age Centre consideredhaving any qualifyingclauses whatsnever, and the lowestor any tender send resume to File #13 c/o thought! amount of $1,915.30. will not necessedlybe accepted. The Terrace Standard 3210 AI~ fritheden9 d~'~lly ph)dczl Owed by Jerry Edward A mandatorysite vlewiqgwill be held Fdday,June n, 1999. Traneportalionwill be Clinton St, Terrace, BC V8G 'Part Time & Full Time r zdtfltyI$ oee ef thehe,hays OF redudn9 Azak. provided by the Ministryof Forests and will depart from the InlandAir alrbese In 5R2. th( dtk of wdiev'~brdhea~ Prince Rupertat g;o0 elm., weatherpermitting. Shouldweather conditions be such SPACES AVAILABLE All bids must be sub- that o viewingis not possiblethat day,the viewingwill be rescheduledto Saturday, MILLWRIGHT: VANDERHOOF FOR SUMMER AND mitted to Phil's Custom June 12 1999 (same time/lecatldn).Seating is limited and must be reserved In specialty Wood Products is 0nly 35% of worthy Sharin~aa Towin~ Ltd., 4925 Keith advance. looking for a motivated FALLPROGRAMS cancer projects Healthier i Ave., ~errace, B.C. V8G Right of Way timber associatedwith the constructionwork',, will form an Integralpart individual with equipment can be funded. 1K7. of this projectand will be directlyawarded to the successfulcontractor under Timber maintenance skills. Finger Ssis UcenceA58488. An upset rote of $03.18/m'will be levied on ,111merchantable Help raise the percentage/ PBRTIEIP¢TL77017J Sale to take place timber (est. 3018m:). jointer, planer, and moulder June 23,1999. All Inquiriesshould be mode to Walter Kirst or ShownHedges st 250-624-7460or experience preferred. Respond Please welcome your via eldctmnicmail st [email protected]¢.f.a. by fax 250-567-3909, canvassers when they NEEDED FULLY qualified Imock on your door. ..,BRJ:I'ISH NOTICE INVITING APPLICATIONFOR u.w= ¢ motor mechanic. Must have ~ LOLUMBIA TIMBER SALE UCENCE A43352 '=~' exp. on two and four cycle CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- engines, powersaws, out Pursuantto Section20 of the ForestAct,a l~mher Sale Licence is beingoffered for dian Pardon seals record. Unit- sale, CITY OF TERRACE boards, generators, pumps, ed States Waiver grants legal Closing Date: June 30, 1999at 10:30a,m. Dish"lot:Kalum lawn and garden, snowblowers, American entry. Why risk BRITIStlCO LUMIBI,~ Geographic Location: HarperFSR - 32 km Term: One (1) Year PUBUC NOTICE OF INTENTION snow mobiles, motorcycles etc• embarrassment/employment & ANDYUKON OI~SION Volume: 15,410 cubic metres,more or less Must be selfstarter, ambitious, travel Ioss/opportuni- Upset StumpagaRats: $11.93per cubic mstrs and capable of communication The upsst stumpagerate was determinedby the Market Pricing Si/stern, and is ties/fines/jail/deportation? For appUcabtsonly to coniferousgreen Eawlog grades. ROAD CLOSURE & ROAD EXCHANGE with customers. Ref reqd. Wage assistance 1-800-347-2540. Tenders will only be accspted from Individualsor corporationsregistered as a TAKE NOTICE THAT, pursuant to Section 534 & 535 of the negotiable.Reply to File #12 c/o DOULA. ARE you expecting? Sm~ BusinessForest Enterprise, CategoP/One (1) and/orTwo (2). Municipal Act, the Council of the City of Terrace intends to stop Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton Call Fay to enquire howa Doula Spe¢lsa: Hemlock75%, Balsam3%, Spruce 14%; Pine 8%, more St. Terrace BC, V8G 5R2. iin 5 or leas up and close that portion of highway (the "Closed Road") can help you have a shorter, Lagging System: CableGrapple/Ground Based System marked as "Closed Road" and shown hatched on the accompa- RNS AND/OR Dr's needed to easier, and healthier birth, 635- CANADIANS This IIc.encerequires the buildingel approximately1,8 klldmstrosof on.blockroad. perform insurance medicals and 7364. Applicationswill be accepted by the District Manager,Kalum Forest District, 200- nying drawing and exchange the "Closed Road" for that portion 5220 Koith Avenue,Terrace, British ColumbiaVSG 1LI until 10:30 a,m. on June of land marked "Road" and shown in heavyblack oulfineon the health assessments on a mo- ROCKFEST IN Vanderhoofl CAN'T BREATHE bile basis. You must be an ac- 30, 1999. accompanying drawing. July 30-Aug 1, Kim Mitchell, PROPERLY There is additionalmatenat which the applicantmust considerin their application. tive practicing member Loverboy, Nazareth, Powder This material, applicationforms, and other Informationabout the Small Business (RNABC or BCMA) have a reli- Blues, Georgia Satellites, Stam- But you can Program, can be obtained from the above Forest District Office. Specify "timber able vehicle, good blood (veni- peders, Chuck Negron (Three Sate UcenceA43352. puncture skills) and a flexible Dog Night) Toll-Free Informa- beat the odds schedule. Send resume to: tion 1-877-762-3378. Ticket on lung disease. ..~R]:riSH NOTICE INVITING APPLICATIONFOR k~.,,,t,~ #608-1112 W. Pender St. Van- Into. 250-614-9100. 9 couver, BC, V6E 3X5 or Fax 1- ~~IMBER SALE UCENCEA54539 ~ ~ I N Arm yourself P~on 0of the ForestAct~nco is beingoffered for , 800-382-5558, I ~ sale. I PARK AVENUE SLEEP YOURSELF sl]ml 1 Christ Lutheran _ with the s,ng oato Juneso,,,,a, s:s0 am tablespoon of Calorad at bed- Church ~"~'~ latest lung GcographlcLocatt~ Arbor ForestService Road I "~" ...... facls from the ~bic metres,more or less m time. For that great summer 3229 Sparks St. Upset StumpageRate: $20.85per cubic metre J look. 1-888-297-7593 ext. 0323, B.C. Lung Association. The usst~ PricingSyslem. and is l h.- - Sundays - app,~ble only to coniferousgreen sawlog grades, m ~J SMITHERS LOGGING contrac- Sunday School 10 am Term'. One(1)~sar m b--- Tande~ations registeredas a m tor looking for a full time, heavy Worship 11 am duty mechanic, camp work in- Small Business Fo~, egwe Qne (1) and/orTwo (2). I - Thursdays - • Log~e and GroundBased System m V'J valved, mechanic operator ex- The, ilometresofon.bi~kroads I perience and/or Class 1 license Evening Prayer 7 pm a~ under an assodaled Road m also an asset. Send resume to : Permit. The little church in the Ap~flct Manager.luKe m Forest District, 200- m Fink's Sawmill Ltd, P.O. Bos 36, heart of the horseshoe Reduce~ ~~ntil 8:30 elm. on June m Slithers BC, VOJ 2N0, or fax air pollution from 30, 1999. . I 250-847-3794. Pastor Terry Simonson Thrust considerin theirapplicofion, m 635-5520 residential wood smoke and Thi~~ut the Small , VERNON AREA Reman Plant auto emissions wilh tips from B~~ District Office. Specify i requires moulder operator ex- /he Association. mber e"nencoA.,,e. I perienced in all aspects of moulder operation including A NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC profive grinding, machine set-up & HEALINGCENTRE ROAD and maintencae- Fax resuem 1- ~ 250-545-7038. Pursuantto section20 of the ForestAct,a TimberSate Ucencois beingoffered for LAZELLE AVE. VOICE TEACHER NEEDED. AromatherapyMassage sale. Spectrum City Dance In Prince Healing ,Scents with Barb Whiting/Ellen Closing Date:June 22, 1999 District: NodhCoast Rupert requires a Saturday Black,Aromatherapista GeographicLocation: Crow Lagoon Term: 6 months Support advanced Volume:21,174 cubic metres,more or less voice teacher for our Musical Upset StumpageRate: $0.25/cubic metres research and province- Theatre Program. Sept-May. 4 PahnReadings The upsetatumpage rate was determinedby the Market Pricing System, and is wide community education hrs per week $40/hr plus travel HealingFrom The Solewith Sean Gregg applicableonly to coniferousgreen sawloggrades, THE PROPOSEDROAD CLOSURE & EXCHANGE BYLAWMAY allowance, flexible with regards Menno Driedger programs sponsored by your Tenders will only be accepted from individuals or corporationsregistered as a BE INSPECTEDbetween the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., to weather. Call Ella 624-6131. Lung Association. Smell Business ForestEnterprise, any categoP/. each day, from Wednesday,June 2nd, 1999, to Monday,June WANTED AN experienced live- = BRITISH CO]..UMBL~ 141h, 1999, inclusive, excluding Salurdays and Sunda~.s in the in nanny to care for a 9 year old ByAppointment 1. Species:Hw 55%, Sa 8%, Ba 37%; moreor less; 635-7776 ! LUNG ASSOCIATION 2. BillingMethod: Scale based reception area at the Cily of Terrace PuE;lic Works Budding at girl. References needed, ECE Box 34009, station D 3. LoggingSystem: Aerial 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C. or equivalent certificate pre- Vancouver. S.C. V6J 4M2 • 323] Kalumr.Terrace: 4. Access: Via atr or water THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE letted. Please contact George• (Adverlisin& space donaltd ApplicationswiJi ~ accepled,by!the~DjstdctManagerl NodhGceofrF0reSt D!stdct, at'(250)'696:-3491 after 6.. Full , 1611:Cottonw0od, Th0rnh 125 MarketPlace, Prince Ruped, British Columbia,V8J 1B9 at 3:30 p.m.on June MUNICIPAL~ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS time position, weekends off. 221999...... ~ :~' THERETO. There Is additionalmaterial which the applicantmust considerin thelr'applicetion. TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. BAILIFF SALE This material, application forms and any other information about the Small Business Programcan be obtainedfrom the aboveforest district office at 250-624- RON POOl.E, Chief Administrative Officer INTERESTED IN a Career in 1990 Ford 4 WD Fit :k~ip, 5 speed, 7460. Specify'l'lmberSale UconcoA45430. Fireflghting/Law Enforcement?. cruise control, air condit~o ~il =g, AM/FM/Tape. To obtain your Firefighter/Law For appointment to view and for further information please Enforcement Career Guide in- contad the undersigned. Bids will be accepted until the hour 12:00 cluding a listing of agencies and noon Monday, June 21, 1999. The higBest offer not necessarily CITY OF TERRACE CITY OF TERRACE depts recruiting in North Ameri- accepted. ca, Call 1-800-266-2400. Cost For further information please conrad the undersigned. NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING of Guide $80 (allow 4-6 wks. for Caledonia Bailiff Services delivery), #3.4554 Lazelle Avenue Terrace, BC V8G 152 OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE THAT application has been made to amend 320, WORK : (250) 635-7649 TAKE NOTICE THAT application has been made to amend Schedule "B: (Land Use Plan) of the City of Terrace Official Schedule "A (ZoningMap) of Zoning BylawNo. 1431-1995. :=: }WANTED: :.~: R. Smith Community Plan Bylaw No. 1312-1993. THE SUBJECTPROPERTY: THE SUBJECTPROPERTY: HIRE A STUDENT garden The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, rotitilling, quality performance, The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, shown shaded an the accompanying map and described as: reasonable rates• Call 635-9369 shown shaded on the accompanying map and described as: LotA, Dis~d Lot 837, Range 5, Consl Dislrlct, Plan 12584 or 635-9369. LoIA, District LOt 837, Range 5, Coast Disfrid, Plan 12584 (4011 Sparks Street) HOME IMPROVEMENTS. EX- (4011 SparksSVeet) PERIENCED CARPENTER will do work in all aspects of con- I I I I' I I I'" I I ! i I struction; concrete, framing, sid- HALLIWELL AVE. HALLIWELL AVE. ing, building maintenance, etc.. Workmanship guaranteed. 638- 8210. Public Advisory o PAINTER 15 years experience. HIGHWAY 16 (YELLOWHEAD) interior/exterior. Low Rates for HERITAOE PARK HERITAGE PARK seniors. Free Estimates. We do [] it ri.qht oncel Call 635-3783. [] PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. CONSTRUCTION & PAVING [] 0 TRUCK and 28' trailer en- cn closed, will protect your goods Galloway Rapids to Rainbow Lodge across town or across country. Will assist, or load for you, Rea- June 1- July 15, 1999 sonable rates, Call 635-2126. I Now in two locations. Terrace at Motorists can expect short delays for minor con- i 635-2126 or 635-6969 (cell) or struction and paving between Galloway Rapids i ="N Williams Lake 398-9041. Bridge and Rainbow Lodge. THORNTON CONSTRUCTION -Experienced carpenter i -- NmE AVE available for construction reno- HOT-IN-PLACE PAVING vations, or repairs, Call Richard Thornton. 638-8526, Khyex River Bridge to Kasiks Overhead. June 30- July 31, 1999. :325, CHILD CARE Expect delays as equipment re-cycles asphalt to improve the road surface. KID'S m i N ::1 CLUB CONSTRUCTION & Summer RE-ALIGNMENT PROJECT THE INTENT; WIE INTENT.. Program ~~J Shandilla Creek to Andimaul Creek To amend Schedule "B" (Land Use Pan) of the Official To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of 7_.oninn Bylaw 1431- Licenced ch~- , Community Plan by changing the designation of the land shown 1995 by changmg the zoning classification o~ Ihe properly June 8- July 31. 1999 shaded: shownshaded: providers offering children I ages 6-12 fun, crafts, FROM: Park FROM: Public and Insfilulional (PI) Motorists shouldexpect 2 hour highway closures TO: Multi-Family aparhnent TO: High Densily Residential (Re) games, outings from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (except on long week- to allow for the development of a seniors supportive housing to allow for the development of a seniors supportive hc,udng and lots morel ends) to allow reck blasting immediately adja- complex. complex. REGISTERNOW: cent to Highway 16. Expect 20 minutes delays BYLAWINSPECTION; BYLAWINSPECTION: 638-1 474 lhroughoutthe construction )reject. Pleaseadjust THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT I your schedules appropria ~ly and observe the BACKGROUNDDOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the recem BACKGROUNDDOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the receo- tlon area at the City of Terrace Public Works Building at 5003 tlon area at the City of Terrace Public Works Buildinclat 5003 posted constructionspeed. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of'8:00 a.m. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., belween the hours or~:oo a.m. f Looking for to 4:00 p.m. each day from Wednesday, June 2nd, 1999, to to 4:00 p.m. each day from Wednesday, June 2nd, 1999, to Child Care? Contact the Northwest Region, Ministry of Monday~ June 14111,1999 exclur ng Salurdaysand Sundays. Monclay~June 14111,1999 excluding Salundaysand Sundays. SkeeflaChild CareResource and Transportation and Highways for further infor- pUBUC HEARING DETAIL~. Referralhas Informationon Any persons wishing to voice their oolnlons regarding this Any persons wishing to voice their o-inlons regard na this childcare optionsand on mation at (250) 638-6440. application may do so in writing, ant~or in person, A'r THE application may do so in writing, and/or in person, AI' THE choosingchild care. PUBUC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL PUBUC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPALCOUNCIL Dropby The FamilyPlace CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, JUNE 14111, 1999. CHAMBERS,AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDA%JUNE 14111,1999, at 4553 Park Ave, ,_,BRI'I ISH THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE or call 6,38-1113, M.UNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS R.S.8.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS SkeenaCCRR is e programof the' LOLUMBIA THERETO. THERETO. TerraceWoman's Resoume ~nb'e TAKE.NOTICE and be governed accordingly. TAIQ NOTICE and be governed accordingly. j and Is funded by the MlnlsW for Ministry Transportation and Highways rml,.. oF RON pC)OIl=, Chief AdministrativeOfficer RON PeeLE, Chief Adminisfrallve Officer i i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 - C9 /m /:/

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619 - WEEK OF r~ COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS Network Classifieds JUNE 7,1999 A $ S OC IAT I0 N These ads appear in approximately 100 (~ for25 words To place an ad call British Columbia and Yukon community newspapers in a.C.and Yukon NJ¢., 9 O $ 6.00 each this paper or the BeY- and reach more than 3 million readers. I additionalword CNA at (604) 669-9222 AUTO BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR SALE MISC...... RECREATIONAL CARS FROM $500. O_P_P.QRTUNIT!ES~ I A CAREER CHANGE? DSS SATELLITE sub- PROPERTY ...... Government seized and DRIVEWAY SEALING Train to be an scription or card prob- PARK MODELS sold locally. All makes SYSTEMS. Hot Boxes, Apartment/Condo lems? Eurocards over 300 Manufactured Homes and models, Call for infor- Manager. Many Jobs-All channels +, PPV, one low s/w's, d/w's, 12 wides, 8 Line Painters, Hot Pour areasl Free job placement price, guaranteed satellite mation. Monday to Friday Crack Machines, Blowers, wides with slides. 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New & Used. software + Toyola ma- loaner computer systems lated skills. Looking for helping Men fight an un- Guaranteed instant credit chine sales, training, ser- and job placement tools long term employment- just system. Tactics & approval, Free home de- vice support now avail- available, No experience land, camp, farm, Box strategies to protect your livery with 0 down. Call able In western Canada. necessary. CMS 1-800- 8555, Can•ore, AB, T1W kids & $$, Free call: 1- today 24hrs 1-877-212- 477-9578, 2V3. 877-BREAKUP, Ext, 98, 3232, Ford, Dod~le.GM, i 1-800-978-9921, I C 10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 In Memoriam Giftsfund vital ~eart Almost 90% of our and stroke research and health revenue comes from promotion programs •caring individuals Please print the name of the deceased ..... like you. or person honoured; the name/ ~'~T addressof the next of kin for card; and rou~moNor yourname/address for tax receipt (Visa Please give generously. a.C~WXON and M/C accepted). ~. P/ease ntail your donation to: Box 22, ,, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4.62 .... Anne Evans 638-1966

PACIFIC FISHERIES RESOURCE CONSERVATION COUNCIL

The Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council was created in September 1998 to advise governments and the public about conservation of fish, specifically salmon and steelhead, and their freshwater and ocean habitat in British Columbia. The Council's mandate requires that it provide its recommen- dations to the Ministers and the public simultaneously. The 1998-99 Annual Report will be presented on Tuesday, AT THE TRACK: The Skeena track team needs you is looking for teams of eight to compete in a fun com. to join in a community track day June 23, .The school petitionto raise money for a community track club. June 8, 1999. Copies of the report and background papers will be available from the Council's Secretariat in Vancouver or through its web site: Community track event Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council Sports sparks friendly nvair, es 590-800 Burrard Street Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2G7 Menu THE TERRACE fire depart- beeRraised, school athletes and school Tel. (604) 775-5621 ment will be looking to "Everyone is enthusiastic team coaches are just a few Saturday, June 5 Satur- recapture their title at the about haviag a local track of the teams that O'Brien Fax. (604) 775-2622 annual Terrace Community club, but no one has time to day night Thunder Races said would be participating. E-mail: [email protected] at the Terrace S peeckvay. Track and Field Meet at organize it," he said. "This is an informal meet Time trials 5:30 p.m., Skeena Junior Secondary "Putting the money where we move from event www.fish.bc.ca racing begins at 7 p.m. June 23. towards a 'save the track' to event and have a blast." For the fifth year running, campaign would be another O'Brien and other coaches Council members include its Chairman, the Honourable members of the community Saturday, June 19 Fan option," O'Brieu added. have issued a challenge to John A. Fraser, Carl Waiters, Don Ryan, Rick Routledge, Paul Appreciation Day at the have the chance to strut The event is open to other teachers and hopes their athletic stuff and help Terrace Speedway. everyone in the community that a friendly rivalry will LeBIond, Terry Glavin, Murray Chatwin, Mary-Sue Atkinson raise money for the school and O'Brien hopes more get more people to come and Mark Angelo. track teams and Community Sunday, June 20 Fa- teams will join up this year. out. Track and Field Club. ther's Day, Sponsors Day '"There are usually about "It's a fun event and if A media briefing will take place at the Robson Square Dave O'Brien, a coach at at the Terrace Speedway eight or nine teams, but it people put out a challenge Skeena Jr., said nobody has Conference Centre at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, June 8, 1999. would be great to see more to others they might get a come forward to organize a Sunday, June 27 groups coming out." few bragging-rights too," community track club, but a Northcoast Rugby Union The RCMP, the fire de- he jokes. games at Northwest decent start-up fund has pamnent, senior's groups, Community College. Women's games start at 12:15 p.m.. men start at 1:00 p.m.

Friday to Sunday, July 2 to 4, Skeena Valley Open Men's Golf Tournament.

Saturday, July 3 Com- munity Day at the Terrace Speedway.

Sunday, July 4 Coke Classic weekend at the Terrace Speedway. TH[ I:lV[ STARSAI:[TY RATING. Friday to Sunday, July 9 to 11 Skeena Valley Open Women's Golf IT'S LIK[ Till; Dlgq;R[HCI[D[TWI [H STRAWAHD DRICK, Tournament.

Sunday, July 11 Northcoast Rugby Union games at Northwest Community College. Women's games start at 12:15 p,m., men start at 1:00 p.m.

Friday to Saturday, July 15 to 16 Skeena Valley Open Junior's Golf Tournament:

Saturday and Sunday July 17-18 Memorial Day weekend at the Terrace Speedway. '99 Ford Sunday, July 18 - - WindstarLX McBike Cross Country race at the Spring Creek -:- watershed in Terrace. ~ Mountain Bike andCross country races. Call McBike at 635.5225 for more information. Sunday, July 25 Multiple llno" Sclerosis tournament at We've loaded the Windstar LX with great features: the Skeena Valley Golf 36 monthlease with Dual Sliding Doors, Ouad Bucket Seats, Privacy Glass, Roof Rack, 200 HP 3.8-11ireV6, Air, Power _~mti~i $3095downpaym.ent and Country Club. Call [] ~ or equivalenttrade Windows/Locks/Mirrors, SecurtLock Passive Anti-TheftSystem, Speed Control, Tilt Steering and morel the club for more informa- Plus over 40 standard safety features including: tion. or~ purchasefinancing ~ ~dl~A purchase g- for48monthst ¢Q]I~,~ pricett 4.wheel ABS. side door impact beams and second generation dual airbags. :c'- Christmas in July at Shames Mountain, runs : -i ¸ 12 noon to 5 p.m. Expect sZ98 ,oo ,oo 398 ,o Santa Claus. candy i CHOOS[YOURLEASE PAYMENT: canes and Christmas (Basedon 6.9% interest rate over 36 months) with~qlhdownpay.ment withB095dpwnpay.mentwithtIGISdo.wnpaym.ent carols. orequivalent trade orequivOnt trade or equivalenttrade

Saturday and Sunday, July 31 and Aug. 1 GM " uHn omom Goodwrenoh 100 at the Terrace Speedway. . ::': BC FORD & MERCURY DEALERS [m Sab~rday, Aug. 14 Heart ~ BU~_ RS R ,F.~... THE [['GAL CO~.." 'Lmm an l.n.tteckn ev~.~99 Winddar LX wi.l~ Twin Quad O~up, Ap .l~aranc? Group, and 15" aluminum.wheeh, monlhly pq~ent 9[ $,2.98/$34a/$390 based ~ a 36 m~. Ih I~m from Ford Cmd!t ~ quofifigd le*~, on aRxa~ and Stroke charity tourna- ~ man]14~lC~l app~.an~ a m)mage.ms,ln c~ol~ ot o~,.1~ ' ~ ov?r Jo mon.~?app% .ap add$ona!.charge.of$0.081~r k.m over 60,000 km over a~: prus o#cob,, te,,, o~,. SAWS. ,uro/,,.,, o .~o,~poym~to,,qv~,,v,,s t~=~, H,~ m~,', po~,~, ~`tawa4~;~.t~-socu~.r~r.~.a~eJ~x~i,r?qu~rm..~m~um-,e-eb-~Pg~$15~5~3~$15,62.3/$1~743~re,id.uaF~i$16472.~4p~u¢texes.~ifep~ndud~$~9~!re~gh~.Dea~ermay~ease~6r.1e~s.t~,rcno,e llnoncmg avaffabh on an in.dock mw ~9 Wlnd,tar u~ io d8 ment at the Skeena Val- mon~,m..~..~t~...c~l, iv~ .~al,em nmu purmalers. ,'g~.~25,000H r~:~l, ot.O~ annual percentagerate for 48 moq~$, mon.~ly pay~ne~!is ~520.83 cost oFbottling is $0 and ~e t~t ~obe re~ il ~2S,O~O...D~pa~m~nh ~ ~.reqdrec!. tt~rc~se on In.slod~ ley Goff and Country ~ -- ~ ,~,.~..~,/w~n, ~m~.nnn.es rn~ vary oy.oealer.~l~ oners .exclucledcense, insurance, ~mlmslrafion me,, ana oil ap~flcaoleTaxes. utters connol ..becomEIned with acy oll o~lers.~x~.'ne conclmo~t apply, umilecllime ot~rl. ~ ~ change Club. Call the club to join. w~rn°~ n°~l' ~1~ m~°r f°¢ detutls. "" Ine nigh'iS' IronFendirnpoct rufing tar bale ~e d~r and ~t ~,~n~r In US ~m~nl NaSal HIg~ Tmmc ~ ~mlnlt~5on ~,~ng ~r ~hlcles ~ 1227 kg (500 I~s.)

To get your game, event or meeting added to the TERRACE DL#5548 Terrace Standard Sports Menu, fax us at 638. OTEM FORD 4631Ke]th Avenue Terrace, B.Ci 635,4984 8432, attn: Sports menu: