Unsolved Rapes Raise Safety Fears

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WEDNESDAY $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST (S1.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the April 12, 2000 Terrace area) T . NDARD VOL. 13 NO. 1 Unsolved rapes raise safety fears By CHRISTIANA WIENS of Kalum Street, happened around 8 RCMP say her attackers are be- Udsen said regional investigators not normally hear about." TERRACE RCMP are question- a.m., Wednesday, March 22. tween 18 and 23 years old. One of the based in Prince Rupert, in town last Of particular concern, she said, is ing a number of suspects after two The suspect - believed to be a na- men is believed to be native, while Tuesday to help Terrace's drug section the March 31 attack on Davis Street. the other's ethnicity isn't known. execute two warrants, were tied up "Two (attackers) is not a random extremely violent sexual attacks tive male wearing a blue bandana to mask his face - is described as having Udsen said the attacks do not ap- and unable to help this case. act," she said. "They have to discuss on women in the past three weeks. a thin to medium build. pear to be related to earlier stalking Meanwhile, he said, local women and they have to debrief." But as of Apr. 7 they had made no He was approximately five-foot- incidents, where a number of women need to take normal care when walk- She added many people don't be- arrests and had no evidence that the nine and wore a blue hooded sweat were followed by a man in a vehicle. ing alone at night. lieve such assaults can happen here two attacks are connected. jacket and blue jeans. The recent rapes don't fit the same "They need to be thoughtful of and plans to raise the subject with the "We're conscious of the possibili- The second attack happened Fri- profile because there was no vehicle where and when and what area of town City of Terrace's social planning com- ties," said Sgt. Anders Udsen, head of day, March 31 near the Kalum St. involved, he said. they're in," Udsen said. mission. the Terrace Serious Crime Unit Friday. Copperside Foods store where a lone Udsen added the unit here is feed- The Terrace Women's Centre has She stressed the importance of get- "But we don't have a link." woman was attacked by two men who ing basic descriptions of the assaults also fielded a number of calls from ting the cases solved quickly. The attacks were so violent both sexually assaulted and deserted her into a database in hopes of finding a worried Terrace residents. "If they don't get caught they will victims were hospitalized with exten- after 11:30 p.m. in the 4600 block of match or profile of the offender. "We're extremely concerned about continue to do it again," she said. swe injuries. Davis Avenue. The detachment also assigned a the last few assaults," said Carol For more on safety precautions The first, a home invasion-style at- She too, was brought to hospital general duty officer to assist the unit Sabo, a coordinator at the centre. women should consider, see story tack at a residence in the 3600 block with severe injuries. with the cases. "There's a level of violence you do page A2. Tsimshian antsy about truce talks By JEFF NAGEL ~:,~,),'~.... ~'i : .. ~" '"~~., ~!i.; TSIMSHIAN leaders fear a deal between environmental groups and forest companies to pause logging on the coast may cost ® their own people jobs and control over their traditional territory. "We're afraid it's going to lock our people out," said Gerald Wesley, the Tsimshian Tribal Council's Terrace-based chief treaty negotiator. Greenpeace, the Sierra Club and other groups Gerald Wesley have been in secret talks for months with several big pause wouldn't be bad logging companies to strictly for Tsimshian trea- reach a truce. ty talks, Wesley admits, It would halt logging for because it would ensure 18 months in up to 118' :there's more of the re- watersheds while further: source left for when the talks continue. During that Tsimshian sign the treaty time the eco-boycott in and take control of their global markets against claimed lands. lumber cut in the contes- But he says southern ted coastal areas would be Tsimshian villages like eased. Hartley Bay and Kitasoo: Wesley said the Tsim- that have reached agree- II Overturned shian were irritated to' .ments to work for the com-. ,panics stand to lose jobs. SUNDAY was not a day of rest or thanks for Rain Coast airport on Highway 37 South. Fortunately there were no injur- learn last month that talks Art Sterritt, the Tslm- Cranes and Equipment after this rig overturned and ended ies as a result of the accident. Damages to the big machine, were underway with no ef- shian treaty negotiator for up in the ditch April 2nd. The incident happened just past the however, are' considered extensive. fort to involve aboriginal groups that claim the area. Hartley Bay, said his vii-. "It's perturbing that lage has a contract with we've got two major play- Interfor under which Tsim- shian workers conduct' I' ers - the environmental Oversupply of chips prom[)ts two-week shutdown movement and some major land-use research and ar- chaeiogieal assessments in with more chips than it needs. chips," he said. "If we have an • industry reps - clearly for- SOME WORKERS at West Fra- starting Friday. areas proposed for logging. "The pulp mill in Rupert has oversupply of chips we turn off the getting or not wanting to ser's Skeena Sawmills operation West Fraser general manager Environmental groups' had some problems with the re- tap for a bit." recognize that First Na- are getting a long and early Easter Lou Poulin said he hopes to find say they would spend an covery boiler," Poulin explained. He added pulp prices are high tions have clear interests break. more work in the planer mill to 18-month pause research. Skeena Cellulose spokesman and SCI is producing at its full in the land and resources The 24 workers on the mill's employ 12 to 14 of the affected ing how and where logging chipping shift - which custom workers for the two weeks. Don McDonald denied there have 1,250 tonne per day capacity. that they're negotiating over behind closed doors," should be allowed to con- chips for Skeena Cellulose -have He said the chipping shutdown been major problems with the "We're putting out as much tin ue. been told up to half of them will is because downtime with SCI's pulp mill. pulp as we possibly can," he he said. likely be laid off for two weeks Prince Rupert pulp mill has left it "We have an oversupply of added. An 18-month logging Continued Pg. A2 Homegrown airline to slash air fares two-week-advance tickets for much less than the dedicated to serving Terrace, based in Terrace, the planned sale of its Carvair plane, has more Hawkair seeks partners cheapest tickets currently available out of Ter- with jobs in Terrace, designed for the conve- than half of the money needed to finance the to crack air monopoly race. nience of people in Terrace," Menzies empha- new airline's startup, Menzies said. "We know we can offer ticket prices that will sized. The venture poses major risks, notably the By JEFF NAGEL be extremely attractive to the people of The new airline will employ 14 people - a huge costs to buy the plane and to certify and A TERRACE company is vowing to break the Terrace," Menzies said last week. major exp/msion of Hawkair's existing four-per- train employees. new airline monopoly and bring prices back "There's no point in doing this if our prices son operation. If Air Canada or its new acquisition Canadian down to earth by flying a competing passenger are going to be close to the Air Canada monopo- Hawkair has extra pilots ready to come here chops ticket prices and engages in a war of attri- service to Vancouver. ly's," he added. "We want to be able to offer a to work as soon as they give the green light. tion, Hawkair will lose. Hawkair Aviation is raising money through dramatically lower ticket price." They're also about to seek applicants to be- But the company is counting on the loy_a.iilk~ local investors and the sale of one of its big Menzies said the new Terrace airline's prices come flight attendants, who will have to undergo local passengers even if the major airli cargo planes to buy a Dash 8-102 37-passenger would also incorporate all taxes and airport fees a rigorous training program. They'll also hire prices to what Hawkair will charge. ,~m~r~ aircraft for around $5.5 million. - including ones now charged separately at Van- more maintenance staff, administrative staff and "We hope they'll realize they will have to They hope to launch a twice daily round trip couver and Terrace. counter staff. support the alternative service," Menzies said. service between Terrace and Vancouver some- The Hawkair owners say they're making the Going forward depends on raising enough "If we don't survive ticket prices will go right time in June, going head to head with Canadian bold move because of their commitment to Ter- money to buy the plane. back to where the monopoly wants it." Regional Airlines, now owned by Air Canada. race and the deteriorating service and high prices "We're actively raising capital," said Men- They also hope new federal legislation that Hawkair - owned by local aviators Paul Haw- in the wake of the merger of Air Canada and Ca- zies, adding Hawkatris meeting this week with bans the monopoly carrier from using predatory kins, Rod Hayward and Dave Menzies- plans to nadian Airlines, ..... potential local investors, pricing to kill competitors will protect them, offer full fare tickets for less than half the more "This:is going to be a Terrace,based airline The company through its 0wn resources and Continued Page A14 than $1,000 last-minute passenl[ers now pay, and

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.... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000- A3 Missing cats leave owners News In Brief Steelhead on TV perplexed NORTHWEST STEELHEAD fishing is to get plen- ty of exposure beginning this fall following the KEEP AN EYE on your cat. That's the warning a group of visit here recently of a crew from Canadian Sport- frustrated local residents have after nine cats disappeared fishing. from Terrace's north horseshoe area in the last two months, The sliow airs on TSN and the Outdoor Living Greta Brorup just wants to know what happened to her Network and the crew shot enough footage for five 10-year-old Japanese tailless cat named Oliver. shows to be aired beginning this fall. Oliver was let out just after 9:15 a.m. Thursday, March 9 Show host Ilalo Labignan and the crew were the for his half-hour morning walk and never came back. "He guests of the Terrace Tourism Council and stayed was the most beautiful cat," said Brorup, who keeps his at a local lodge owned by Noel Gyger, says Rana toys and scratching pad out in case he returns. "That cat Nelson of the tourism council. never went anywhere." "The shows will start this October and are sche- Most of the missing cats lived on Tuck, Soucie and Mc- duled to run until the following October," she said. Connell but one cat also went missing from a townhouse at Each show repeats three to four times a week. the corner of Walsh and Eby. Two cats were found dead on their owner's lawns early last month. They were buried before owners thought to have them autopsied. City grant cut back "It's really suspicious," said Krista Bottyan who says THE GRANT the city gets each year from the she knows of three cats who disappeared Feb. 24. "They've provincial government has been cut from $261,723 all been in the neighbourhood for a really long time." last year to $255,236 this year. She says her neutered male cat never wandered for more A portion of that money comes from traffic fines that 12 hours in the five years she owned him. and this year that amounts to $62,888. There'll be The Terrace animal shelter hasn't had any cats turned in more money handed out later this spring. that fit any of the missing cat descriptions. "It's a big myst- ery right now," said Ann Whittington at the shelter. "We haven't got the slightest idea what's happening." Open up the gov't Resident's theories range from a hungry fox or coyote THE PROVINCIAL government should be more lurking in the woods, to youths with pellet guns and adults accountable to the public, says its watchdog who '.with anti,freeze. They've even checked out garbage bags at is retiring. 'the dump because most of the cats disappeared on a Thurs- Auditor General George Morfitt says better legis- ;day and the Tuck Avenue garbage day is Friday morning. lation is needed so the government reports on its But no one has seen any wild animal prints or evidence intentions and results instead simply what it does :to substantiate their theories. and how it does it. Terrace bylaw enforcement officer Frank Bowsher has He's suggesting that committees made of up !heard the stories but hasn't come up with any proof of foul Members of the Legislative Assembly charged play. He thinks one solution may be for cat owners to keep with examining specific government activities can ',their cats on their own property. be effective if used correctly. • He said the city is considering regulating wandering cats. "I believe British Columbians would be well- ;because of the shear number of complaints they've received served if their government provided both the lea- ~this spring. dership and the legislation needed to move toward "How are you going to do that.'?" questioned Brorup. "A the more open, transparent and accountable gov- ;cat is a cat - there's never been any reason before to regu- ernment we all want," said Morfitt. ',late them." Brorup suggested Bowsher's time would be bet- :ter spent by allowing the RCMP access to his complaint GRETA BRORUP holds a toy mouse and poses beside her missing cat's fa- Renewed tobacco attack ;files. vourite scratching box. Oliver, her Japanese tailless cat, is one of nine cats that "After all, it's a real crime," she said. "He should not de- have disappeared from Brorup's neighbourhood in the last two months. planned by province ifend the person killing animals." THE PROVINCIAL government will introduce new legislation to renew its campaign to recover from tobacco companies the health-care costs associa- !Mediator sought for school contract ted with smoking. ~SCHOOL DISTRICT support workers refuse to janitors, school secretaries and other support stroying seniority rights and removing workers' It's first attempt at legislation was struck down :resume bargaining with the school district until a staff, want more money, pensions, pay equity right to take vacations at any other times but last week by a Supreme Court justice who while ,'mediator arrives. and other benefits. school holidays and Christmas. upholding some of the legislation, found that some ' Acting district superintendent Sharon Beedle An industrial inquiry commission report, Kendall said the district is attempting to elim- of the provisions went beyond the province's juris- ~aid a request for a mediator was sent to the ia- which lead to the back-to-work legislation and a inate previously bargained tbr wages and benefits diction. ~bour relations board last week. requirement to negotiate contracts or face binding that Kitimat workers receive, in order to create "The court confirmed that the province has the right to sue for the recovery of health-care costs," Support workers from across the province - arbitration, recommended that workers receive a one equal collective agreement for all workers in iwho are members of the Canadian Union of Pub- one per cent wage hike retroactive to Jan. 1, said attorney-general Andrew Petter. "We will now Terrace, Stewart, Kitwanga and Hazelton. make legislative changes to deal with the one 'lic Employees (CUPE) - were legislated back to 1999. Beedle said the school district wants one col- aspect the court found to be beyond the jurisdiction .'work April 3 after a one-week strike Workers and the school districts have 60 days lective agreement fgr alLworkers tl!at will.allow. , ' Boodle said the same issue's 'that resulted in' the,_~, in ~,~hich to negoii'atei~)~e..£atract'orfac~i~/i~i ng" of the province." strike.stillneed to be d~alt w,th. But CUPE': one written for the~'~Byprovjncml mdus[r~a! m: .. it to manage empl0yeeslequitablyJ.iwe ni:ed to i The province says tobacco companies should be ~workers'indieated they we'nlt meet with us unless quiry commissioner~,' 7 ': i/ have reasonable Cl~i.i~es'ih'afWe c~in'fihhncially~ held accountable bedause they have known for .;we remove all our proposals from the table," Norrey Kendall, president of CUPE local 2052 meet as well as manage," she said. "If we had years the damage caused by tobacco and that they •Boodle said. "We refuse to do that." said the school district is demanding major con- money we could solve all kinds of things, but have failed to warn consumers of the dangers. Local CUPE members, which include 394 cessions from support workers, including de- there is just no more." Terrace ¢o-operofive Association RAOIO LTD. ANNUAL MOBILERADIO. 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Right to strike? i THE PROVINCIAL government really had no alternative but to order striking members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees back to work and then to establish a process for it to settle contracts with school districts around the pro-. • ! vince. After all, this government brought on the climate which caused the strike in the first place. For what it created was a bewildering and com- e plex situation whereby nobody - not the union nor the school districts - was really sure what they were bargaining about. That's because Some issues were considered province-wide in scope, wages for instance, and others were local ones, specific to the functions of' individual school districts. CUPE locals and their Bureaucracy devastates couple school district employers were therefore in a VICTORIA -"My husband initial appeal was heard by the has seized all our deeded land, quandary about what they could actually accomp- and I have been devastated, chief forester, hardly an impar- they have put notices in the lish in the attempt to reach local collective agree- our health is in ruin, and we tial observer, and it was no local stockyards to seize all need someone to help us." surprise that the Christensons sales of our cattle. We cannot ments. This appeal for help lost. borrow any money to pay our Of course, none of this cuts the mustard with reached me last week. The The second appeal was expenses. We can't even do multitudes of parents. They were not only an- couple, Ruby and Marshall heard by Bronwen Beedle, a any banking in town, says Mrs. Christenson of Williams Lake, kind of travelling trouble shoo- Christenson. gered because their children were out of school are at the end of their wits. 'ter. Trouble is she was also on Two points remain to be but, as taxpayers, they weren't getting what they And as Mrs. Christenson said, the ministryls payroll. made: paid for. they're ruined, financially and Next step was the B.C. Su- One, in 1996, I wrote about otherwise. preme Court in Victoria which, the shabby way in which the- Union members naturally will say that this is Christensons had been treated And who would have :ROM .THE: CAPITAL having to adhere to the narrow what a strike is all about- withdrawal of services pushed them to their ruin? and bureaucratic regulations, by a far too powerful and Out- , HUBERT BEYER in an attempt to force an employer to settle a con- Why, your friendly neighbour- declared that the Christensons of-control Forest Service. hood provincial government, did, indeed, owe the ministry Zirnhelt asked me to meet vertheless for even minor tre- tract. That may be the case in a classic private sec- that's who. Or more specifical- $120,000. with him and promised to.rect- . spass logging. tor environment but does not work and cannot ly, the B.C. Forest Service. There was however, a bit of ify the situation. The Christensons were In 1987, the Christensons a glitch. The Christensons To my regret I didn't follow,; ..i work in a crucial public sector such as education. fined under Section 138 of the signed a contract with the B. were never informed of the Su- up on the ease and didn't hear~ i•~ Forestry Act, even though the (There's also a glaring vulnerability in treating C. Lands Branch on an agri- preme Court proceedings. back from the Christensons : ,:~ forest ministry has no statutory education in this classic fashion. School district I cultural lease. They were to Armed with the court deci- until last week. officials here say the wee~'Jon".,, ~ stoppage won't I clear and develop 320 acres, authority over agricultural land sion, the B. C. Forest Service Two, the Forest Service did:il ..... "h " dto leases .... set about,ruining~the~..~hristen- pretty well the same th~ng to-.i .... mean ,,,'~x"a:c~'~'~e ;,,,~ ~ Or 2*;on)e'~,,^,,,,., ,., o,~o,oo~o;onstO •'~a,,~ ~,,u=' ..22.xo ', :sellthe ,..,_-, mgs,[,,,,~.22 ey ,.. na t...~...... Faced ' .... :: witla.' an impossiole..' ~t~ vz p~lllllt.' "¥¥1I~II:W~"IU~" :'~ ':" " .... ""~ ~/':,;.~;~•">: .; ":" ;~:isbnsL3i~esi~;~They,.s~zed~their: :~: Carrler:Ltimber:,:? :: :::..: :::~::.: ::,: : ':~:: free to pay, the Chnstensons up for lost time: 'If that'S the~eaSe/paf6nts ~ust ~. ged and devel0ped the land ' : • bank::accdimts and:pht celiac- The: diffelence:%~ thaf'i:car- 'i.: asked David Zirnhelt, then the we had to pay terribly high tion notices in every bank in tier had millions to finance its ;, ask themselves just what goes on in schools in Minister of Forests, for help. stumpage rates, $300,000.00, town. case and beat the forest mini-*; He had no time for them. the first place if a week off has no material to be exact," Says Mrs. Christ- There was a third hearing stry. The Christensons have; :. "Frank Garden (then their impact.) enson. before a three-member panel, been pushed into poverty. . '" MLA) said he'd help, but he In 1993, the Ministry of two of whom were forestry When will a governmenC ~,, An old expression goes something like this: didn't. "We were told we could Forests slapped a $120,000 consultants. Needless to say, have the political will to clip~ ~-~ appeal our fines through these "The right to extend your fist ends when it fine on the Christensons, os- that hearing didn't go in the the wings of the forest service? :: °:~ impartial hearings set up by reaches my nose." So while the government may tensibly for trespass logging. Christensons' favour either. Beyer can be reached at: E-~, ~:; the forestry," says Mrs. Christ- It is often very difficult to And so, the lives of the mail [email protected] ~ ~ i,';" be at fault for creating the climate in which a enson. log precisely to plan, but Christensons are in shambles. tel (25o) 381-6900; Web) ;: Unfortunately, the process strike was allowed to happen, it erred in establish- heavy fines are imposed ne- "The Ministry of Forests http:Hwww.hubertbeyer.com ~ ;i~ ing the greater principle that strikes have no place is anything but impartial. The in public education.

..,~ ~ Bod coil I t A TERRACE biologist is once again taking heat A lament mus hit right note • from environment ministry higher-ups because A FEW weeks ago, watching Total deafness or and ad- would not be paramount. his research on grizzly bear populations and hun- a lone bagpiper followed by vanced degree of hearing loss Without a doubt, he needs?i: ~; Sandra Schmirler's three might be an advantage, to blot to be in good health. He espe-2 :: ting management makes them uncomfortable. teammates leading a sad, so- out the sobbing and sniffling of cially need good balance, To.:'. 'i lemn procession of weeping the bereaved. Some would say march so slowly, he risks tee-., The two-week suspension of Dionys de Leeuw , i curlers around the Regina rink to muffle the noise of the tering. Besides the danger of a. is an offence to scientific freedom. before the first rock was pipes. hurtful fall, any wobbliness,. ~ It marks yet another assault on the truth by a thrown at the men's playoffs, I No doubt practice makes could be misconstrued as too ~. wondered about the piper's so- each successive piping easier much liquid fortification before, " government that claims balanced budgets, builds litary task and the qualities he to deal with. Until then, a good the stepoff. = fast ferries and prematurely announces aluminum must possess to carry out his background might be a day job Lastly, how is he paid? By= :: central role. as a lawyer or a social worker. the hour, or by the marching= smelters in the face of all evidence to the contrary. For starters, he needs to be Both fields train workers to be mile? In Schmirler's case,.;: This style of management is a danger to us all. comfortable working alone. unfeeling. where the piper risked slipping," This is no team effort. 'H.ROUG H iB[FOCA L'¢ Because the piper works on the pebbly ice, surely he re-= Maintaining a dour mien is CLAUDETTE SANDECKI alone, neither drums nor baton ceived hazard pay. essential. It wouldn't do for twirlers to divert public atten- Plainly, a renowned piper= tion from any off-key toots, he PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link him to break into giggles as combines a wide range of skills7 ' Mary Tyler Moore did at the cone spray his uniform to pre- must be an excellent piper. and inner qualities, the least of__. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach memorial service for Coco the vent puckering? However, intimate knowledge which is his knowledge o~ .~ PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur Clown. Yet he must not melt Anonymity or at least an of a narrow repertoire suffices. music and the special skill to= NEWS Jeff Nagel • NEWS/SPORTS: Christiana Wiens into a puddle of tears or his arm's length acquaintance Most occasions, whether a play a bagpipe, no easy task= 1998 WINNER NEWS/COMMUNITY: Alex Hamilton CCNA BETTER notes would gurgle like an with the dear departed might funeral, a grand opening for a when compared to piano which~ NEWSPAPERS FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping East Indian smoking through a make his job easier. Imagine service club, or piping in the gives you all the keys and car-~ COMPETITION CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy hookah. trying to maintain the beat, haggis on Robbie Burn's day, ties its own weight. ~ ~ ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: As a precaution:against a not skip a note - beyond those call for Amazing Grace or Mainly, I wonder if the pipe~ ~ Sam Bedford, Mark Beaupre &Stacy Swetlikoff sudden stab of melancholy, notes every bagpipe is unable some other dignified, thought- for a funeral or memorial ser-= :. TELEMARKETER: Stacy Swetlikoff does he wear quick-drying, to produce - and wipe away ful lament. Fingering agility vice drew the short or the long~ : : . DARKROOM/COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur non-shrinking socks and sill- tears. such as that for a jigor a reel straw? ~i , AD ASSISTANT: Kulwant Kandola .... "~ L, : SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL: . L ? : ...... = :{. $57,30 per year; Seniors $50.75; Out of Province $(;4.39 Outside of Canada (6 months) $158.25 (ALL PRICES INCLUDE GST) v'- ,~c.~e~ ~;9. ~ c,e~b~eo~ o~,/ ~ Syrr~;;,,,,~ ~.t~c~ri~r~.es,,a/ru = ..~?:: MEMBER OF B.C. AND YUKON COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION. i :i::/i:P :i¸ ~ "~ "- ~ ""~ L" ,jr~- ~.~ .. ~ ~ ~., . . CANADIAN COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION ~ ,~0 CNA ~-,,---i B.c, PRESSC0UNCJL ;L'.: '.L.U,'..'."

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/ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 - A5 I I CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD The Mail Bag

Education unions are not to blame Dear Sir: I was concerned to read in last week's edition a statement by Debra Stokes that unions are too powerful, that parents are defenceless in the face: of union actions, and that education should be deemed an essential service. Contrary to Ms. Stokes' opinion, working conditions for teachers and support workers have deter- iorated significantly in recent years, to the point: where meeting the needs of children has demanded

"q: . " i , tremendous personal and Voluntary sa6rifiCeL ~ Were the unions as powerful as Ms. Stokes claims, working conditions, and consequently learning, conditions, would be very much better. Parents are represented in the contractual relationship by the school board and have the ability to.: influence board negotiators. The contract-stripping I " {i positions taken by this board were direct attacks on the work force. It wasn't the workers who led the " district into debt in recent years, nor have new contract provisions dramatically affected the finan- ,- cial status of the district. Removing the right of workers to withhold their services, except in occupations having to do with PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Members of the Caledoniachoir rehearse before singing in the high school pop music competition. public health and safety, erodes their ability: to re-' sist such management aggression. A good Contract, fairly implemented, is the best way to ensure stability and quality for our children in our schools. Ms. Stokes claim that teachers and support staff'.' are getting more for doing less is outrageous and wrong. I have been a teacher in the school system for 30 years. I started with a grade 7 class with 39 ~ students. Comparing such a class in such a time to clas- ' ses of today is invalid. Expectations of schools are Festive very different now than they were then. Societal pressures and family structures have changed vast- ly. I can say with certainty that today's teachers and support workers are no less dedicated, no less skilled, and no less hard-working than they used to" be. Ms. Stokes states that non-instructional days were unheard of when she went to school. NIDs" festival have been a fact of life in B.C. since 1973, but instructional time has not been lost. The school year, Competitors from across the Northwest converged in Terrace March was lengthened to accommodate the extra days for 28 to April 8 to compete in the Pacific Northwest Music Festival. teacher self-improvement and that pattern persists today. It may be true as she says that most classes in' past years did not have special needs students, but that was the thinking of the time. Integration is the prevailing philosophy today, based on principles of social justice, and is mandated by governments, not by unions. Perhaps the strongest objection I have to Ms. Stokes letter is her statement that the teachers' union refused admittance of her child to her neighbourhood school. It would be improper of me tO discu.ss this.in' .a.n~, de.t.ai!, S,uffice: tg: Kay~t.bcre. is.:. :.: :;'~ more, to .this incident, than. has been revealed.: Cur-~ ..... ious too is Ms. Stokes insistence that the union should waive the provisions of the contract between us and the district to accommodate her request. As Ms. Stokes surely knows from her experience in the private sector, a contract is an agreed-to, legally binding relationship~ Waiving its provisions is a risky business and, if done too often, the con- GETTING PREPARED: Dancer Kari Hystad, of Terrace, stretches tract soon becomes meaningless. Our insistence on respecting the contract is not with the help of her instructor Leah Correia, before competing in the reason her child was unable to attend her the modern solo dance category. neighbourhood school. That resulted from the financial difficulties this district finds itself in and the lack of flexibility they have built in to their staffing model at all schools. I agree that kids should be able to attend their neighbourhood school, and, perhaps if the new elementary school is ever built on the bench, the squeeze can be al- leviated. Frank Rowe, President, Terrace District Teachers Union

Letter writer issues BEAUTIFUL VOICE: Theresa Fenger, of Terrace, won the junior abortion challenge Terrace Water Polo Association Scholarship worth $250 for sing- Dear Sir: ing. In response to "Abortion Providers Appreciated" (Sarah de Leeuw column, March 15, 2000), the Websters Encyclopedic Dictionary defines "hero" as "a man of exceptional quality who wins admira- tion by noble deeds, esp. deeds of courage". If Sarah deLeeuw and others truly believe the actual deed of killing a living fetus ("young one") is courageous and of service to our local community, I challenge you and the local abortionists to display your deed in public demonstrating your collective heroic efforts to heal women suffering from pregnancy and to present the "offending growths" publicly to affirm your great service to all. As Canadian citizens we are all both individu- ally and collectively accountable for the deeds we permit and support within our democratic society. Often second trimester babies are aborted here in Terrace. I am willing to accompany Miss Sarah i and the heroic abortionist and any other pro-abortionists in wittnessing one of these heroic events. And if the by-product of this intervention pro-. duces a chunk of unidentifiable tissue, I will be the i first to commend this heroic deed. But, if the procedure produces a head, torso and four small limbs I will be bound by human logic to ask "Why and. when does a woman produce a second, though miniature body?" and what is the difference be, tween the heroic intervention of the abortionist and the natural birth of a baby? The lady who submitted to the "procedure" will never be the same, mentally, emotionally, spiritu~ ally or possibly physically. The baby who sholll~ Im have grown to walk or cycle along the stree{~llIV Terrace or Thornhill on a sunny, spring day with a joyfull and care-free disposition, attend school, contribute their unique individual gilts for the good of our city, are now exterminated in our hospital, GREAT SPEECH: Sara Pereim~ of Kitlmat, competing in speech Richard Hassett, Terrace, B.C. arts, won the senior Northern Drugs.Scholarship worth $1,000 for HE CAN DANCE: Hans Siedemann, of Prince Rupert, won the in- her speech. termediate Knights of Columbus Scholarship worth $500.

i A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 Suspension affects us all Natural Gas Dear Sir: • internal only when we The suspension of Dio- agree to that. I do not re- 28.5 ¢ per litre CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD nys de Leeuw and the sup- call having agreed to that. pression of his work on the Do you? Still the lowest grizzly bear population Historically, Canadians (The Terrace Standard, have had difficulty with March 29,) reveal once The Mail Bag this concept of ownership again a disturbing reality of our bureaucracy and our Gasoline for and about Canadians. ministries. Political par- I agree with Bruce Hill ties, as private entities and that scientists must have ship of de Leeuw and other self directly responsible, 'when governing, have nur- 66.9¢ the freedom to comment guardians of the public however; bureaucratic tured the separation to fur- on government policy trust. practice at present permits ther their private agendas, and still rising??? without fear of reprisal. As The government exists it. And we accept it. and we have come to ac- Hill notes, the absence of because we fund it. Our This insubordination cept that as natural bur- that freedom and the pre- taxes pay these people - and bureaucratic practice eaucratic practise. It is not. Two cost savin sence of that fear is cen- we are their employers. ~s the core of the problem. We can - must - do Conversion sorship, whether imposed Does it seem a sound prin- We are all familiar with better. As it is, we are not by the government or by ciple of busitiess and man- the current pledges by all permitted to see let alone Packages the scientists on them- agement that the employ- the political parties to to ask questions on the available selves. ees are not answerable to "transparency" in govern- ethics, validity, and truth O,A.C. Financir There is a deeper issue their employers? Of course ment, but their vested in- of the data and conclu- here, however, which im- not. Environment ministry terest allows them to go sions our employees work plicates all of us in the spokesman Alex Dabrows- only so far. Non-partisan, with. continuation of the,.... censor- ki's comment that de publicly funded reports There have been hun- Leeuw's activism is "an such as de Leeuw's should dreds of de Leeuws. How TERRACE: 635-6617 internal personnel matter" be made public as a mat- many more will there have KITIMAT: 632-4444 on which they "don't com- ter of course. We pay to be before we end this Safer SMITHERS: 847-9172 ment" is insubordination in these people to provide us fraud of secrecy? one of our employees. with this information - it is Dr. David Heinimann, PRINCE RUPERT: 624-6400 streets Dabrowski is not him- ours. Let matters remain Terrace, B.C. 4904 Hwy 16 West, Terrace, B.C. Automotive Fuel, Conversion & Service Centre needed Dear Sir: There's been a rash of stalkings in Terrace of the females of our humble community. It has been estimated in TOUGH CHOICES. the past while that approximately 6-12 women have reported being followed by faceless males in the community. In addition, I've heard of the recent home invasion involving a woman being attacked by a male assailant. This absolutely disturbs me, and downright angers me. These "men" (if that's what they're called, I'll just call them cowards), are jeopardizing the safety of many people whom I care about, as do many other people in the northwest. m - 2 It seems rather unfair that many females walk in fear at night of being attacked by these perverts. I will not stand idle and wait while our mothers, girlfriends, :SiSters,' wives, t?; ;T 'T" daUghterS 7 arc: Constantly walk in possible danger in the early evening. This community defini- LEASE OPTIONS tely has to keep an open DOWN PAYMENTI MONTHLYPAYMENT I eye for these faceless $1,~00 $346 cowards, for that is what $288 REGURCABii $3,800 $230 they are as of this moment i 1~,,YTS K0hVV i =hll #-'VlulT =h, -!I 2• 4 - faceless. • Vortec 4300 V6 Engine - 200 HP • 5-SPeed Manual Transmission with 36 MONTH Se~ PURCHASIE FINANCE CASH PURCHASE PRICE These guys are hurting Overdrive * 4 Wheel Disc & 4 Wheel Anti-Lock Braking System • 40/20/40 the credibility of all males Split Front Seat with Custom Cloth Trim • Ful Instrumentation including: in our society, and I Tachometer, Engine Hourmeter & Driver Message Centre • Chrome Wheels, $2880 2.9% o$2L188 Grille and Bumpers * AM/FM Stereo ° Tilt Wheel • Locking Differential pet month/S1,900 down Up to 48 months' choose not to be labelled payment and$3SO lecufity as of the same gender as • Automatic Headlights deposit required these people. I hope they are read 5 these very words. If any- 36 MONTHSmmt.u~ body comes in harm's way ~ . Vortec 4800 V8 Engine - 270 HP • Automatic Transmission with THE BEST FUEL ECONOMY IN ITS CLASS" from these antics, I'm Overdrive and Tow/Haul Mode • Air Conditioning with Interior Air • 3.4 Litre 3400 V6 185HP Engine • 4 Speed Automatic Transmission 36 MONT8Sm~tu~ Rltratlon System • 4 Wheel Disc & 4 Wheel Anti-Lock Braking System S248' or • 4-Wheel Anti.Lock Braking System • Air Conditioning * Power Door afraid that the justice sys- ~.* • 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with Custom Cloth Trim. Ful~ Locks/Mirrors • Dual Sliding Doors • Deep Tint Glass AM/FM Stereo 2, • Instrumentation Including: Tachometer, Engine Hourmeter & Driver tem may be your only sal- or WllH 2.M~~ RAIE = Tilt Wheel vation, for there are many, .,,~t~caaso~.. Message Centre • Chrome Wheels, Grille and Bumpers • AM/FM UPT0 3S MON1HS N~,~ihe~-=~'~ Stereo with Cassette • Tilt Wheel • Locking Differential • Automatic d4pO~It ttct~ *d PURCHASERNANCE many guys waiting for you, Headlights PURCHASE RNANCE for a lynch mob can be L9% o, formed in less than an up to 40 w~th~, 2.9%t~ te 41 momm, o, hour. CASH PURCHASEPRk~E Any ideas from the pub- CASH PURCHASE PRICE ~ . ..<~*'::'...... ::::::::::::::::::::::=!,~ lic concerning their opinions to this matter, I re- s25,488' quest, for if we can formu- $27688 late some ideas we can at least make it safe for the community to walk the LEA~E OPTIONS LEASE OPTIONS .- =....:.., .. -....~... ,~*~ streets of our very own DOWN PAYMENT MONTHLY PAYMENT DOWNPAYMENT MON]HLYPAYMENT U o I $9 9 0 J $388 town. , $1,300 $399 $2,500 $315 Robert Doane Jr., $2,650 $358 $4,825 $248 Terrace, B.C.

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The dlffefenoebetween ~e price f~ Ihe Srn~ll.eas6'GMACPurc~ Flomce offer and g,,e'Cash Pur¢tlas¢ offer i~ beamed under~ d~¢~aore laws Io be e cost of bomwdno,whe~r or not IM zame represent~actual ~lerast and Is reogiretl Io be ex~assedas an annual ~centage rate whk;ll ~ 6.96~/S.29%/4.Sl%/4.S1~/8.44%, ePt~l,~ed by Nalural Rean~c~ Canada,Fuel C.~o...~t ', 5:30-8pm i Guide,2000, 'tl.lcanca, lnmmnce, admlrdsbat~ le~ ~xlf=e~not ~luded, OealereIre Irca loser ~tvldOalprlcas. 't'lOffe~ q~l~'yMlndlcated 1o2000 newer dmenr~l~ modds, a~d to qo~llfled retallctedorneralnlhe BC PonUac ,Saturday. 12pro-Spin , Gulck GMGR~glenalMad~etk~lAaBo¢latlerlerananly, Umitedtlme offerewhldlrnay nol~cambk'~edwflh otheroffer& DanJirordir or tfiKle ~ybe nece.~lery. SHyeor delder ~tJorlsand de~ls, II I . IIII I II I I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000" A7 TERRACE,STANDARC Thank You * BusINI SS REVIEW ,sso~,,.o,o, ~c Volunteers! We appreciate all our volunteers for their dedication and commitment. Thanks to your valuable contribution, 34,281 clinic Si ng i Restaurant to move clients and Facts of Life Line callers were served this year. :I ONE WEEK ONLY ,J into a new building r,, 25% off ,,| ,i Dr. R.D. Greenwood ,I .I Gim's closes, '~ .I Chiropractor A collection of H DQ moves in i il Clothing & THE DAIRY Queen fran- iil!i lliiit~ 4635 Lazel~le, Terrace Accessories chise is getting ready to :il!!il ili!iiiil~ move from its present ~ ~iii/::i::i~i~ . , , ~ home rote the G~m s Rest- ~ %1 aurant location on Park ~ Ave i~ • ~ ~ d The restaurant hopes to b~ move there at the end of ~ ~i ¢~I~ ~ ~ ~ r~ . ~, ~ MSP, ICBC, WCB ACCEPTED June after a series ot reno- ~ ~ r,t vations are complete, says i ~ Dynamic Gait Analysis and owner William de Hoog. ~ Prescription Orthotics • .,,..,~!,,~ ~ .~ .,.... ,.,..,.,~ De Hoog and business ~ ~ partner Irving Grypstra will ~!ii!!t ~ Saturday Appointments Available • 638-1711 • 4548 £azelle • Terrace • lease the whole building iiii ;~!~i~:: 638-8165 and be in a position to rent iii~ii~!:i out the upstairs and base- ~i.. ment to other tenants, he Fik::~. said. .:! ~i:ii~!, It's the end of an era for ~, ,:,.:::~ both restaurants. The DQ has been on Lakelse Ave. since it was DAIRY QUEEN restaurant co-owner William de first built at the intersec- Hoog is getting ready to move out of the old build- tion of Atwood St. in 1967, ing on Lakelse Ave. and into the former Gim's de HoaR said. Restaurant location on Park Ave. Gim's has been a fix- ture in Terrace since 1963 win said council last week over colour was a bit and has been in its present rejected de Hoog's request petty, Trawin says some building since 1978. The for a development permit consistency is needed• building has been for sale because the proposed "If we want to be able by Lina Wang, since her colours-white with lots of to keep someone from I~~1 I~il /~!/I husband Gim Wang died red and blue trim- doesn't painting a black and white in 1996. fit the guidelines set out in polka-dotted building we NNNN the Official Community have to be consistent and The restaurant was Plan• follow the guidelines," he home to the Terrace Ro- tary Club for decades and They say the main said. Gim was a greatly respec- building colour should be De Hoog offered Thurs- ted Rotarian and local bu- dark non-reflective, usual- day to make the base sinessman, ly a natural tone or earth eolour off-white, but that Meanwhile there's been tone• too was rejected. Trawin persuaded coun- The city accepted the some dispute between de cil to stick to the guide- next proposal to use a light Hoog and the city over lines, beige colour. The develop- what colour the new building will be painted. Although some council- ment permit was to be ap- lors felt exerting control proved this week• • | City planner David Tra-

, Constructionaction picks up , IMerest, Pc! i IT'S STILL early but con- as six commercial renos• That's a level of activ- 1 struction in 2000 is running Tho'-~onew,Cd~"a~Cr~st~,in ity not seen i~.some~time.o,~. , Until ~,,, ~,~,,:.~,, ~.~.-~:,,.,.,~ .:. :.. :...... -,...... ~:.:•:~ ~.,:,,..~.~:.:~:~,.fteni,. ~ September20, well ahead of last year. house c~~'~en~:~:,:..:~:. :::~ LThe:phone,~.',rmg~, , .~:~ March saw the city couragmg, says butldmg - ~t s very busy, Gtpps ...... - Sleep Now AndTPay Later issue $683,000 worth of inspector Paul Gipps. said. "It's nice to see the building permits, cam- "We have a number of fervoured pace pick up." ~ii1 pared to $431,500 in the people talking to us about While the vast majority ~I same month of 1999. custom homes," Gipps of permits so far are for .::~ Year-to-date figures are said. He knows six people smaller projects, a couple :i,i now at $1.05 million, ver- thinking about getting a of parties are checking out sus barely $600,000 at the house custom built as well very large commercial' •i'i same point last year. as builders ready to build properties, he said. on all ~" Chiropractic Bed Three new houses were four houses on spec, bet- "We're not 100 per cent ~ started in March, as well ting buyers will emerge• sure what it is," he said. Sets in our chiropractic maffress centre House prices jump here THE AVERAGE selling price of a home mat are also up - more than 25 per cent in Terrace surged up almost 10 per cent but on just three sales - to $155,666. in the first three months of the year. Prince Rupert prices, however, re- The average sale price here shot up to versed a late 1999 gain and slumped to a $143,197 in the first quarter of 2000, says new low of $99,393. the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board. The number of sales are up in botli That's up significantly from the aver- Terrace and Prince Rupert, as well as age price of $130,078 for the October to most of the north, the board said. December 1999 period• It's also up from Fifty-five properties changed hands in TOTEM FURNITURE & APPLIANCES the average price a year ago of $130,787• Terrace through MLS listings in the first The recovery, if sustained, would put quarter of 2000 compared to 45 last year. 4501 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. prices close to 1998 levels, but still well "Most northern B.C. markets are off the 1996 peak of around $160,000• stable," said president Dine Sinopoli. Average house selling prices in Kiti- "The market may have bottomed." 638-1158 • 1-800-81 ,. 1158

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\ A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 Alltance marshals tts forces THE PRESIDENT of what is particularly the case in Sexton backs Manning is now the Canadian AI- vote-rich Ontario which in that bid but says it is :iii The Cenlre Preschools are accepting regislrelion for the 200012001 liance constituency asso- has always been leery of too early to say how Skee- :~:i~: school year. Registratlon will commence on April 13 at 9:00 am and elation here is surprised at the Reform party. na members of the new I continue until the classes are full. 2'~ 3 yr olds can allend morning classes; 4 yr aids can attend morning or afternoon classes. All the large amount of back- The acceptance of the party feel. children will have access to quality programming in a language ing it has received, new party now leaves Sex- "Preston is a visionary. He'$ done what nobody Sm,le... based preschool. Structured activities in the areas of language, Lorne Sexton was pre- ton and others free to plan gross and fine motor development will occur in our well equipped dieting that 75 per cent of a founding meeting of the else could have done in classrooms, gym, swimming pool and outdoor playground, One Reform party members local constituency asso- the last 10 years," said month's fee must accompany registration. would be in favour of fold- elation here later this Sexton. Classes are: ing it into the new Cana, spring. ~rk*'k* e,m. Men and Thurs 9-11:15 $80.00/mo dian Conservative Reform Sexton joined other Skeena Alliance MP Mike (I V .C.~/I.I_~ __" ....' " , Wed and Fri 9.11:15 $80,00/mo Alliance. newly-mined Alliance ex- Scott is not only a Preston p.m. Men,Wed & Fri 1 - 3:15 $120,00/mo But a 92 per cent ha- ecutives at a provincial or- Manning backer, he's also "rues and Thurs 1 - 3:15 $80,00/mo tion-wide acceptance an- gantzmg sessmn last co-chair of a group of MPs For further information please phone 635-9388. Registration is in nounced March 25 more weekend in Kamloops. who want the former lea- April is Dental Health Month person only at 2510 South Eby Street. than surpassed Sexton's The new party needs a der of the Reform party to BC DeniMs,Helping ro make yea smile. prediction, leader and several ~candi" be the leader of the Cana- "I had thought it would dates, including former dian Alliance. be hard to get a body of Reform party head Preston" "Over half of the cau- Lorne Sexton independent Reformers to Manning and Alberta trea- cus is supporting Preston. agree on anything," said surer (the equivalent to a And we'll be working on a backer since the begin- Sexton. finance minister) Stock- few of the undecided ning, calling him a rare The Canadian Alliance well Day were also there. ones," Scott • said. and principled politician. is an attempt to break out Manning gave up his The other co-chair of "We'll be out there at of the old Reform party's role as official opposition the Manning group is John meetings and showing the western base by creating leader run for the leader- Cummins, an Alliance MP flag whenever required," an national alternative to ship of the Canadian Al- from Vancouver Island. said Scott of the group of the federal Liberals. This liance. • .Sco.t.t' .s.,b,een...a.. M .a.nning MPs.

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• Grey/silver frame Councillors won't benefit • Red fork • Trademark 1800S which appears on the top tube of the frame • Two wheel sizes-Youths' 24" or Adults' 26" diameter from new sewer, paving plan This voluntary recall affects only the specified model of bicycle sold at Canadian Tire stores between January and March, 2000, Products Dear Sir: sewer and, as far as I can These additional costs prepared to pay the re- purchased before or after this period meet all Canadian requirements and are I am writing to correct recall, made no comments are substantial. I pay an quired 60 per cent of the not affected by this recall. misinformation in Chris during the discussion. additional $669 per year costs. Hopefully, at 40 per cent of the costs, they will Consumers who have purchased this bicycle are requested to immediately Spangl's letter of March Not much potential here for LIPs for road paving discontinue use of this product and return it to their local Canadian Tire store consider it worth doing 29. for personal benefit by and installation of sewer which will make arrangements for its repair. He implies that the re- council members. and I will continue to pay paving or repaying. cent change to the cost The reasons I voted to this until the projects are Incidentally, this deci- sharing for Local Improve- give taxpayers a better paid for and will not bene- sion was not made in ment Programs (LIPs) for break on paving are: 1. I fit from the recent change closed door meetings as road paving and sewer in- think it's unfair to ask in cost sharing. stated. It was made in stallations was made to homeowners who pay the 2. The present cost open meetings that any benefit city councillors same taxes as everyone sharing is leading to some member of the public can since, in his words, "the else to pay what amounts of our worst-shape roads attend. Val George, majority of the elected to additional taxes to pave being left unattended be- LE00-1251 live on streets that are in their streets. cause the r~sidents are not City Councillor rough shape." The facts of our individual circumstances are as follows: one city councillor lives out of town so is in no way affected by the decision; I am already paying LIPs for the paving :Fo " th e .....[am]: , l;y:___d an,. of our street and installation of sewer, so also will not benefit; three live on streets that are in average or better shape; streets that • • r W], ,C. are not scheduled or likely T" to be scheduled for repav- ing in the foreseeable future; one lives on a street that is in below average condition but is not scheduled for repaying and one lives on an unpaved street, so could possibly benefit. But it should be noted here that this councillor is already paying an LIP for Please return videos Dear Sir: The Red On March 1, I had three videos that were taken from the Safeway store in Terrace. I had taken them out of my bag while get- s238/ o: 338/, o- ting my wallet out for my 36-month lease wllh $Z,095 dawn cards. I had forgotten to 30.month lease with $2,845 dawn Purchase: q8,907"* Purchase: sZ5,30O** put them back in my bag and didn't notice them • 2.0L split port induction angina ' Automatic transmission • Air condilioning .5,0L 155 hp V6 engine • 4-speed auto. 16" 5.spokc aluminum wheels • ASS missing until I got home o Fully independent mutli-link rear suspension system plus stiFF, light body structure= ' Dual stage inflators for drlvcr and passenger alrbags * Crash severity sensing system • Advanced Rastrainl System • Air condilianing •Pawer mlrrorslwlndawsldaar locks 10 minutes later. great driving dynamics ° SccuriLock TM anli-lhelt system • All door remote entry with power dear locks ° CD stereo system ' Dual Second Generation front air bags • Prover adjustable pedals • AHIFH stereo with cassette ° Remote kcyless entry I called the store and •Orlvcr's sad manual height adjustment • 50140 spllt-fald rear scat • 60140 split-fold rear seat * SecuriLock TM anli-lhelt system • Tilt steerlng/Specd control gave them the till number

and they searched and 2000 CANADIAN OAR OF THE YEAR Taurus Z000 has earned five stars - the highest possible found no videos. I called ~ AUTOMOBILEJOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION OF CANAOAIt U,S. Government franl impact crash lest rating - far bath driver and front passenger.' the video store and explained what had hap- CI-tOOSE YOUR LEASE pAYMENT: I CHOOSE YOUR LEASE PAYMENT: 1 pened. Based on a 6.9% annual interest rate over 36 months. Based on a 3.25% annual Interest rate over 36 months. I hoped that this person that took the videos home MONTHLYPAYMENT: S238 I S280 I S325 " MONTHLYPAYMENT: S338 S380 S426 to watch them would then DOWNPAYMENT $2995 $1555 SO orDOWNPAYMENT equivalenttrade: $2845 S1480 SO orequlvalent bade: have the courtesy to return I I them. I assumed wrongly as these videos haven't been turned in and this is going to cost me money. If you have these videos, I would appreciate it very much that you return them to the drop box. M. Davis, BUYERS READ THE LEGAL COPY Lease a new 2000 Ford Focus SEw h 4 speed au omatlc transmiss on and CD stereo system, monthly .payment of.$238 based on a..36 m.onth.leasefrom Ford Credit to q ualif!ed retail lessees, on approved credit. Terrace, B.C. WSE " " . .... includes $800 freight ana ar tax lost ease oettgaton or :~11 4]u/;b]] btJu/~]'l,/UU, resoup of $10209,78 plus axes Lease a $2, 845 down P a Yment or e q uivalent trade ' first' months' Pa Yment and $27515325/$375...... security oeposil raqutreo ' u.ur...... roved credLt $2 995 downpaymem' " or equwa en .....traoe i rs men n' s p a y mant and-400/$ $ 450 /$500 secur y depos required' Offer new Tau rus 2000 SE montN y p ay ment of $338 based on a 36 month lea s e tram r.ord Creait...... to quat eo rata essees ';-meu,, upp conditions apply' and' s mileage restriction of 60 000 km 'over 36 months apply, a n add itlonat charge of $0 08 per km over 60 000' km incl udes $ 970frel g htandalrtax , Totalleaseobh 'g atmn' of $15163/$15, • . ' 235/$15- ' 336, ' reslouatof$117/~upusmxe:~---'-: - '- - ~'%':u-'s ou 2000 SE sedan lor $18.... 907/525 300 Taxes 'payable ..... on m, area un"t of p urchase p nee Offer ncludes $800/$970 re gh end I over 3 Years P us a PP cabe taxes- ' a PP Y' Deaar maY ease...... or ass ' "*ffurcnase...... a new :.'uuu Pore Pocus orJ~Un fees =u and all appllcab a taxes Offers' cannot' " be combined w i t h an y other offers, . Someconditlons...... e pp Iy. L m ted time offers Offers may air tax. Dealer me y sell for less uuantities ma y va ry e y oealar . Alienors exc uoe canes nsurance• - ' aumn...... , u I"" for details tl"lncludas 1099' and 2000 mode years all Focus body styles, 1The- ntgnest rron! Impact rating tar be h he driver' and rot change without notice. Dealer may not have vehicles In stock. Allow 6-8 weeks tar oegvery on raclory oroers, oeu uuu., • passenger In U.S, Government National Highway Traffic Safely Administralion testing.

ERRACE 463i KeithAvenue Terrace, B,C.(250) 635-4984 1 , . "EM FORD FaX (250) 635'2783 Toll Free 1-800-463'l128DL#SS4S Man fou nd guilty on eight offences I/I!,he TerraceStandard' JamesW.Wednesday' RadeletApri112' 2000 - coma itted severa I decad es ag o TaxP-,ADELET =w • Trusts & COMPANY• Corporate aarrlster,& Commercial& SollcJ~or, 1330 - 1075West Georgia SWeet, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 A LONGTIME Terrace re- two assaults, three charges Cobbs was also acquit- charged with anything in charged with 40 charges Phone: 604-689-0878 Fax:604-689-1386 sident and former auxiliary of possession of a weapon RCMP officer was found ted of a weapons charge, the last 25 years," Hilder- last April but Crown pro- dangerous to the public another indecent assault man said. ceeded on half those guilty of eight sex, wea- peace, assault causing bo- pons and assault crimes he and two rapes in Terrace, The weapons and bug- charges and eventually re- dily harm, indecent assault Kitimat, Vancouver and gery convictions offer a duced them to 18. committed in Terrace, Ki- and buggery. timat, Vancouver and Kamloops in the 60s and maximum 10 and 14-year Several of those He was also found guil- 70s. penalty pending Justice charges have subsequently Kamloops more than 25 ty of a third assault, a re- years ago. Two additional assault Neilson's assessment of been renamed in the cur- duced conviction from a rent criminal code. Albert Cobbs, 65, sat charges were stayed during Cobb's background and The Regional Districtof Kitimat-Stikine wishes more serious assault caus- During the course of the stoically in court April 3 the 10-day trial in Febr- impact statements from his to advise their Thornhill Water System ing bodily harm charge. uary trial. A final charge of victims. trial which ended Feb. 17, as lawyers discussed de- customersthat a flushing procedure will be Three additional assault pointing a handgun was "1 expe~t some period Cobbs denied all of the tails of his June 2 senten- and assault causing bodily of incarceration," said Hil- carried out April 10 -April 20, 2000. This cing, given a provisional stay sexual accusations. harm charges dating back and can be retried later. derman, "And i expect de- Defence lawyer Darrell procedure is necessary to remove any sediment Cobbs worked as a wel- to the late 50s and early Crown prosecutor Bill fence will argue for a con- O'Byrne from Prince Ru- that may be present in the water mains and to der and restaurant owner 60s were dismissed. ditional sentence." pert argued the allegations ensure thebest possible water quality is here and in Kitimat during Hilderman said the verdict Justice Kathryn Nielson There is no minimum were made up as part of a maintained. During thisprocedure, water may the 60s and 70s when was pretty much what he found insufficient evidence expected. penalty under the criminal conspiracy to enact re- appear colored or cloudy. You are advised to many of the offences oc- relating to an indecent as- Cobbs remains out on code. venge on his client. run your water until it clears. Your ongoing curred. He now lives in sault and what was then Cobbs was originally Bumaby. bail at his home in Burna- cooperation and understanding is appreciated. called attempted rape and by until the sentencing Cobbs was found guilty acquitted Cobbs of those hearing. of seven charges including charges. "He hasn't been TSIMSHIAN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS Garbage plan dump ;o CITY CREWS and not a Christiansen said coun- believed the two workers April 18 private company will con- cil had called for proposals would lose their jobs. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tinue to pick up garbage because initial indications One has just retired and here, council decided last suggested a privatized week. the other would have still April 19 & 20 trash pickup could save been employed by the city Councillors Rich Me- the city on the order of had contracting out gone 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Daniel, Lynne Christian- It FIREFIIGHTERS $80,000. ahead. sen Olga Power and mayor "It looked like it was "I was a bit concerned Jack Talstra combined to Kitselas First Nation Community going to be a really big that people weren't com- outvote David Hull and ilThe RegionalDistrict of Kitimat-Stikineis lookingfor savings," she said. "But pletely aware of the whole~ Centre Ron Vanderlee on a propo- when it comes right down l~ candidatesinterested in becomingvolunteer. story, thinking we would Terrace, B.C. N firefightersto serve in the Skeena South Fire sal that would have seen to it it's only going to be dismiss the present the city contract out garb- H ProtectionArea. Volunteersare needed about 36,000." workers," she said. The Tsimshian Tribal Council and the age and compost collec- She said council felt for Others doubed a private i] from the followingareas: tion to Canadian Waste that much it's better off company would provide' governments of Canada and British Columbia Management at a cost of keeping city employees on the same level of service. are continuing negotiations towards an $166,752. i] KLEANZA,GOSSEN CREEK, USK the job. "The quality of service Agreement-in-Principle under the British The company was the City hall was bombar. provided by city employ- tii & LAKELSE LAKE only proponent offering to Columbia Treaty Process. The chief ded by phone calls, letters ees goes beyond the ii~ For more information contact ~ I take over the work now and petitions - some at the norm," said Norma King, negotiators invite the public to observe these done by unionized city urging of the local CUPE one of the letter-writers. main table sessions. I~ Wes Patterson ~.,~ workers at a cost of about union office -opposing "They are dedicated and li~ at the Thornhill Firehall /'~"i $223,000 per year. privatization and saying have a sense of pride in For more information, contact: Plans to change the they prefer the present ser- the job they do. Messes iit at 638-1466 tiJ way garbage pickup is vice. are gathered up after birds done now mean the in- Christiansen noted or dogs get into the bags at ..BmtsH Canad ]i] Phone or attend a fire practice. ~--,.,,.~ house cost is expected to some people mistakenly curbside." LOLUMBIA ~] Fire practices are held . 1~o~ drop to around $203,400. Federal Treaty ~ every Thursday evening ~ , ~ Ministry of Negotiation Tsimshian !i~ at 7:00 p.m. |~7~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :.: :.<;.;...... ;.. +.+: +x.:.x+ :.:.:.... :.;..,. :,..:...... -...,..,...... -...... ~..--_ Aboriginal Office Tribal Council Affairs ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii!i iii!i i i i ii!i!i ii!i ili i ii ii!it Mark Price Lynn Christie Gerald Wesley ,i!i!i!ij! NglEi GENEREIMEETj i iiiiiiii, (250) 953-4786 (250) 847-8775 (250) 638-1727 !ii!ili!ili!l http://www.aaf.~ov.bc.ca ...... i':2" Come,:,and J Oir ,:LY or"Ti nt3M bf ,,j.... • Terrace &

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"The probability is A second search took always out there," place at a home on River The problem, he added, Drive. is having enough officers There, officers seized and manpower to process 230 plants and arrested a paperwork and conduct 35-year-old man on two searches. charges of possession and The raids last week re- production of marijuana for sulted in three arrests and the purposes of trafficking. involved 13 to 15 officers The man is also sche- including those from Ter- duled to appear in court race's drug, identification May 26. and dog sections. Officers here have exec- Officers were also uted seven search warrants helped by neighbouring de- so far this year, arresting at tachments. least nine people on posses- "Without their help we sion, and production of never would have been able marijuana for the purposes to do two (raids) in one of trafficking. day," said Johnson. Just last month out-of- In the first search, on town officers assisted Ter- Kirkaldy Street, officers race's drug unit in seizing found about 180 marijuana 173 mature plants from a plants in a large garage and home at Lakelse Lake. arrested two residents of a One of the larger mari- nearby home - a 31-year- juana seizures included the old male and a 27-year-old Feb. 4 seizure of 700 plants Constable Trent Johnson of Terrace's RCMP drug female. at a rental complex on Sub- section holds up a sample of the 230 marijuana plants Officers also seized a station Avenue. found at a home on River Drive in Thornhitl April 4. half pound of bud marijua- Fagan jailed LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO By CHRISTIANA WIENS Apr!,2000 PA LA C E April 2000 FACTORYDIRECT RENE FAGAN went to jail April 7 without a word. Spring Clearance Sale on Now! The 66-year-old welder "1 CaraVanPa~ents f¢ French and heavy duty mechanic I • TerraceChapter was uncharacteristically KemlodeFde~lship quiet as sheriffs lead him S~xie~/ away after his sentencing. TerraceSie~9 Club He was sentenced to 2 3 Terrace 4 Canadian Pe~s ~BigSist~ ~R~=S~ one-year in prison for the fiy~s~cC~ UtileThea~ Scciel dTe~ KecmdeF~d~ possession of a half-pound SkeenaJunior Minor ParaplegicAssodaion Secondary~hool Hockey Nonhwest of 87 per cent pure cocaine BenevolentPr~teclive Kinette131ub [~'s~a'a'~CoiJl~. TerraceY0u~ Soccer PesentAuxdlary ASSoc~tioR ~ulkley/Skeena Orderol Elks1425 otTerrace Terr~ ~ Asso:~ RCMP officers found in the • " ' 'l ceiling of his Thornhill 12 ,e.,~ lq ~e~,= 14 Sh,,e 1R ~au~a home and workshop on 9 10 Terrace 11 Canadbn Bluebook " A~ti.Poverty Club #18 " ""re~eOo*r~o*n March 15, 1997. ThornhillJunior Minor Par,~egicA.~.~dation SwanClub GroupScdety Terrace•Kitimal SecondarySchool N~hv,.m He will also serve a one- RoyalCanadbn Terrace Minor I~'aT~ Co~] ParentAdvisory Baseball Bulkley/Skeena Softball TepeeCuring year concurrent sentence for Council Association Region Legion#13 Associati~ -Tercetoc~ Ast,c~n possession of the proceeds 21 ~",~" 22 ~.n~ of crime. 16 17Terrace 18c~o~, n 19~ 20~ S~ety Supreme Court Justice CaledoniaSenior PaiaplegicAs~,tio, ~T~S~QUb Gcq) So~ ~gT~e~~°l ~,~0deFr~ Secooda~'School Minor Nolth~est Elizabeth A. Bennett or- N'~_'aTdi~lCo~- ParentCouncil Hockey Bulldey~eena TerraceRingette Order of TerlaceArt dered Fagan to forfeit drug Association Reg~ Assocbtio~ Royal Purple Ter~eLoc~l Ass~ialion paraphernalia including two TeTa~ digital scales. He will also 23 24T~-~ 5Canadian 26~ 27 PovertyTe"a=""Group 28 "~747~ 29 S~leCk~~.m lose more than $25,000 Skeena Junior Mnor ParaplegicAssodalion 9~tnOJo Soc~ ~so~/ ~eF~d~ found hidden in his home SecondarySchool I"iodey Norl;lWeSt ParentAuxibty aulkley/Skeena ShamesMountain Kinetic Club Nis~'aTdb~Co~l. So~ during the 1997 search. Region SkiClub of Terrace TerceL0c~ TerraceS~alin9 Club In April 1997 Fagan pleaded guilty to a weapons Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 1:00 p.m. and smaller possession Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. charge which also resulted Wed.,Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 9:45 p.m. from the March 15 search. Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon SKEENACONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD. He has already served 35 • 3751 Old Lakelse Lake Dr., Terrace, BC, V8G 5P4 days for those charges. T.V. MONITORS NO SMOKING AISLECONCESSION Crown prosecutor Andy Ph. 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News In Brief da',¢ Ev's Mens Wea r 4605 La.kelmAvenue 635-5420 New super hired Tuxedo Rentals I "Celebrating 40 years serving you" COAST MOUNTAINS School District has hired a new district superintendent. s69. • up II ~ for Spring from Wooldch With the help of headhunters Price Waterhouse Coopers, the board has hired Herb A. Fader, of In- Bridal, Grad Dresses Jl ConverterperfectforPantS'TravelZiPor Golfl°ff legs nisfail, Alberta. The headhunting firm cost the board $30,000 plus expenses. and Accessories II • Security Pants- 3 secure pockets, Teflon coated Fader will arrive in,Terrace in May and will offi- 4609 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace II Great for Travel! cially begin work August 15. Ph: 635-4211 ~ • Security Shirts Acting superintendent Sharon Beedle will re-

sume her duties as assistant superintendent when m Fader arrives. • Commercial, Residential, The district still must hire a new director of in- Automotive Locksmithing ~_~ CENTRALFLOWERS struction but is slowly filling a series of executive ~ Since1973 vacancies. • Authorized ASSA & ra"v" ~'v'Z~ Victoria BC s very own MIWA Dealers ~',.tt:~l'~ Roger's Chocolates Terry & Pat Heinricks "~11~" ~ now available • Safes - Sales & Service ,+ Staff Sergeant named Journeyman Locksmiths eeeeee New Spring & Summer April TERRACE'S NEW RCMP Staff Sergeant is on his 4624A Greig Avenue • EmergencyOpenings way. Terrace, BC V8G 1M9 Cornell Linens are now in The Staff Sergeant will work with Inspector For Every Bloomin' Thing Doug Wheler and Sergeant Darcy Gollan as one of Toll Free 1-888-560-5549 Fax (250) 635-1918 4619 LakelseAve., Terrace, B.C. • E-Mail: [email protected] three officers in command at the Terrace detach- Phone: (250) 635-5549 , ~ 638-1900 :~ 1-888-325-6667:~ ment. ' i , + , + ...... ; + . " L .... : . : ' ~ ..... : ' + ~1 Staff Sergeant Tom Forester is due to arrive in Jfil t++ +tl't+ +fLu I+ .YIi;+'FI +li I <,t ~.u,_.,+,:.+t .... ~ + +. : Terrace from Burnaby in mid-July. z: ++* -* +, ~ r ,,, , , ++,, +i++* Jlii !+I ~! :i ¸ Corporal Rod Holland has been filling the position since Staff Sgt. Bob Solvason left Terrace for the lower mainland last January. Also leaving Terrace this summer is Sgt. Wayne Bloomquist, the head of the detachment's identification unit. Replacing Bloomquist will be Cpl. Derek Steinhaeusser from Saskatchewan. Leaving Kemano APPROXIMATELY ONE-THIRD of the 69 families at Alcan's soon-to-be-closed Kemano townsite Store have already made plans to live elsewhere, says the Alcan official in charge of the project. Check out our great selection of hunting Doug Groves said 14 families have bought homes in Kitimat and another seven in Terrace in & fishing supplies & clothing. New, Bright Colours preparation for commuting later this year. Other workers are taking early retirement or buy-outs. for spring They're moving to a variety of places. ~ ORTHCOAST AN,GLERP~ LTD. I Alcan announced last year it wanted to save Mosaic Mirrors, Frames, money by closing down the townsite whose workers take care of the company's hydro-electric gen- and Furniture erators which supply Kitimat's aluminum smelters. 3217 KalumTerrace 635,6496 Instead, workers will live in a camp and rotate in and out by working one week and being off the next "WeSpecialize in Hunting& Fishing" The townsite's last official day is July 31. A Located in the Coast Inn of the West number of bids have already been received to buy Open until 8pm weeknights homes and buildings at Kemano and they are still being evaluated, said Groves. Trustee resigns HAZELTON TRUSTEE and vice-school board e B , chair Charlie Willson has resigned effective June 30 due to health reasons. Willson, who has cancer, was first elected to the school board in 1996. "He's done great service to people in the Hazel- Call one of our Sales Reps at the tons," said board chair Linda Campbell. "He's a Terrace Standard 638-7283 steadfast member of our board and I will truly miss him." Hazelton by-elections will be held June 10, with poling stations in various villages. Kitimat trustee Peter King will take over as vice-chair of the board. Paint Sale Small surplus expected THE SCHOOL district is anticipating a minute budget surplus at the end of the school year, says Check out our acting superintendent Sharon Beedle, Beedle said the district now has about $200,000 General Paint Flyer saved, however a new collective agreement with CUPE support staff is expected to swallow up about $100,000 of that money. full of fantastic Industrial Inquiry Commissioners, hired to resolve the dispute between COPE support workers savings! and 44 school boards across the province, have recommended that workers receive a one per cent wage increase across the board retroactive to Jan- uary 1999. Beedie estimate the wage increase will cost the district $100,000. With that and other expected TERRACE INTERIORS costs, the district will have very little money left over, she said. 4610 Lazelle "We hope to have two quarters to rub together at the end of the dayi" Beedle said. 635-6600 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000- A13 Court loss won't deter N!sga:a treaty. cr itics

A GROUP of Kincolith natives backed by a society opposing the Nisga'a treaty have lost the first round of their court battle to bar Let us send ~our old e~e~ldsses its implementation. A B.C. Supreme Court to the developin~ world. judge refused April 5 to I OPERATION EYESIGHT UNIVERSAL grant a temporary injunction. I 1-800-585-8265 Justice Paul William- Chatilable Regl~,lzahOIt S I I~IX) 8955 RR00OI Jn son said the treaty law is still being debated by the Senate in declining the request. But Nisga'a members who now or once lived in • MODULAR Kincolith - the western- • SINGLE WIDES =: " ~'~ *~c:. most village where some feel key lands were exclu- ...... ,/" ...... \Modular Home Store ded from the treaty - will / " \" _ ...~ ~ Corner of Hart Hwy and Bellamy try again for a longer term injunction. , ~O 1[~ 31 $7 Bellamy The group's lawyer, MERCY THOMAS from Kincolith spoke out against John Weston, says the the Nisga'a treaty at last year's Nisga'a Tribal Coun- 962.1 733 Kincolith challenge is dis- cil convention here in Terrace. She's now part of a tinct from other court chal- lawsuit opposing its implementation, lenges pending against the treaty on constitutional tion of the treaty on the rB.C. Liberal Party, the grounds because the plain- grounds that the Nisga'a B.C. Fisheries Survival tiffs are in this case mem- Affordable Home Ownership in leadership did not have Coalition, the B.C. Citi- Terrace and Thornhill bers of the group suppos- proper approval from the zens First Coalition and edly benefiting from the Nisga'a people to sign an the neighbouring Gitanyow treaty. Gall Macdonald Consulting is bringing a focus group agreement in principle and people. together to determine the needs of First Nation people "This is a far more proceed to final negotia- The court case is being living in Terrace or Thornhill who want to buy a home in reaching action declaring tions. The courts rejected financed by a group call- either community. the rights of certain those arguments, ing itself Canadians for A study will be conducted to" Nisga'a people will be cut Under the new claim, Reconcil!ation, Equality >- Identify and document the affordable home ownership off forever if the Nisga'a Robinson, Barton, Mercy and Equity, or CanFREE. Tribal Council or or its needs of the focus group Thomas and others argue Weston, who is also a >- Identify options to help the focus group attain home successor assumes the the Nisga'a Tribal Council member, says it's a think ownership roles played by the federal has no authority under tank that consists of a Life Skills Workshop Series >~ Develop a program that will train First Nations trades government or provincial aboriginal law to impose number of people con- apprentices while constructing affordable houses government," he said. governance over the here- cerned about the treaty. Available .to Everyone If you are a First Nations person living in Terrace or If successful, the in- ditary chiefs who head the The group later encoun- Thornhill who wants to own your own home and are: junction would allow the wilps, or house groups, in tered Barton and Robinson ~, May 2OOOSeries >- Employed and earning an annual income of $24,000 to $34,000 courts to review the legal- Nisga'a society. and decided to finance ...... Learn to Control Your Life Better ity of the agreement before Likewise, they say, the their legal fight. >- Able to obtain approval for a mortgage from a regular ~rr--~ & Make More Effective financial institution (perhaps lacking a down payment it takes effect, he said, NTC cannot give up lands "We agreed to try to ~" ~\ Choices Through: or unable to find an affordable home) while under other court and resources under the raise money in the com- > Willing to complete a confidential survey questionnaire challenges the treaty could authority of the hereditary munity to try to help this ~, *Communication Skills '~ ~,_, *Coping with Change Please self identify by calling The Centre for Leadership & take effect and months or chiefs. David vs Goliath kind of a p, Technology 638.6035 or Kermode Friendship Centre 635. years could pass before a "This treaty will strip us battle," Weston said. "It tr.,..~_~ ~ *Budgeting 4906. Leave your phone number, first name and the time ruling is made. of our territories," said takes tremendous courage , ,-- *Building Self Esteem that would suit you best for a telephone interview. You It's not the first time Thomas. :'t'~r these individuals to , ~ ' , Creating Healthy Emotions will be called to c0mplete a survey questionnaire at your convenience. dissidents from the village The Nisga'a Tribal stand up against their own i~ ~ ~ *Stress Management of Kincolith have tried to Council has asked to be leadership." *Anger Management This is a feasibility study. It is not connected to the sale of block the treaty. named as a defendant in Other members of Can- *Family Violence any product or service. Two of the plaintiffs the action. FREE include Eric Sykes, No Fee is Charged If you are interested in finding out about this project and this time -James Robin- The Kincolith action is formerly Alcan's president how to figure out affordability and home buying costs son and Frank Barton - the.-latest--of.--five--ehal...... of..--B.G.--operations~.,in...... ~,Spon.spred by Human Resource Development Canada please come to: were a!so.,beh!n_.d, earlie.r, le_ng~__Lo the treaty. It charge of the Kili',n To Register call Northwest Training Ltd. Kermode Friendship Centre efforts to halt the comple:" jSiiiS"thSse filbdlS~ the "S/-iidl~i~f. ',~ ~'~":~ : *::~'!/' "; ': :~20 I':4622' Greig Avenue 638,8108 ~ .,.. ,, .,..,., ...... Kp~.ii,~is~fi;2,dob...... 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Space is Limited call now for For Information: Gall MacDonald Consulting One or More Workshops email gmacdon-mail.bulkley.net You BE THE JUDGE BY CLAIREBERNSTEIN The,7,,:46AM interrogation, was murder!,

Book this guy for murderl' Officer Henderson called out. lan looked like o scared animal. "Where s my BASEDON /~/'~-~,~. Iowy,,er? I have ri~thfs, you knowl" ACTUALCOURTJ Relax, Hendersonmuttered. "We'll get you a CASES lawyer. Hack, we'll call your grandmother if you decidewhat you will or will not say."

wonLDetective But first, Brierly we goflo watched book quietlyyou. from his desk. ~w ,,C~k,.,v,~n~.Td~"~-i!~' wheer'e:°g op~nd • He took a slow drag from his cigarette before turn- IwU~te~eanwtelr° elgoing~t "~" ing to his assistant. "Make sure that guy gets o lawyer he likes. Then we'll let him cool Ills heels in "Okay." a cell. He II be just about ready for me by tonight. "Because,Ion, this couldn't be more serious, 12:23 PM we both know that. We have recovered Debro's lan accepted the third lawyer suggested by the body, and Pat's told us everything that went police, lan and the lawyer spoke for an hour. on..." The interrogation continued. 7:23 PM 8:26 PM Sergeant Briefly ambled into the precinct after lan confessedto murder. a big steakdinner. "Let'ssee what Ion has to say." In court, lan argued that the confession was lan was brought up to the interrogation room. not admissible. "Your Honour, my lawyer had Tired and anxious, ha took a seat. Brierly went advised me not to talk without his beina then into action. But the Sergeant told me he had no rigm ~o ,e Buy Four Goodyear "Now, Inn, you know it's my job to ask you there during questioning. I thought it was not questions. But you have the right to remain silent, possible to have my lawyer there and that my Wrangler AT/S tires for just like on "iV. Understand?" lawyer was incorrect in advising it. They made "Uh huh..." me go agalnsl my lawyer's advice and talk to the the price of three!* "But anything you say can be used as evl- cops." dance. Is that clear? The prosecutor balked. "Your Honour, lan Aggressive all-terrain "Yeah," lan hesitated, "My lawyer said I confessedwithout threats or promises. He under- should only answerquestiooswhen he's here." stood his right to a lawyer and his right to traction for your pickup, "Okay. First off, in Canada, a lawyer doesn't remain silent. He freely cl~ose to speak without sport utility vehicle or 4x4! have a rlqht to be present during an interrogation, his lawyer present. Don't let this murderer off the okaye Tl~ey have a right to give you advice on hookF whether or not to talk to the cops. "...Umm..." Is lan's confession admlssabh? YOUI Be The 6eoDk A. "Alright. And the law says it's up to you to Judgel Then look below for the decision. WRANGLER AT/S

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Menzies is not worried about the possibility that Calgary-based Westjet might come here and offer the same cheap fares it does in Prince George. "Westjet says they're "SERVING NORTHWESTERN CANADA" going to do a lot of stuff," NORTHERN ASSOCIATE Menzies said, noting all the airline's attention is on expanding in eastern Ca- nada right now. HAWKAIR AVIATION's Dave Menzies and his partners are lining up backers to "Summer is closer than you think. ',We,re not particularly switch from cargo hauling to a daily passenger service to Vancouver, concerned about them is far more crucial to the eluding the Dash-8 is the Now's the time to join Weight Watchers'.' coming here." since Air B.C. pulled out ...... - Saroh. I)t/clu':,'s id' Dr/, Menzies said Hawkair of Terrace. local economy and the best aircraft for the job. quality of life here than He said they decided to will improve the availabil- He said they also view \Vith 1o2o3 Success, our easiest plan ever, you ity of seats, which have the effort as a major boost most people realize. buy rather than lease an can eat any rood you crave and still lose weight. become scarce at peak to the viability of the Ter- "We know we aren't aircraft because owning weekend travel times race.airport, which he said going to get rich at this," their own plane gives bet- l low? We've assigned every l'ood a POINTS® he said. "But if we don't ter security and will make do something like this we it easier to keep ticket value-even pizza and ice cream. Stay wiLlfin New airline plan a big are going to be subjected prices down. your daily POINTS range and lose weight. to a monopoly and conti- They'll also offer freight Start now and make this summer what it's nue to see outrageous tick- service and hope to pro- shift for cargo haulers ! supposed to be: fun! et prices charged." vide a significant increase i HAWKAIR AVIATION is ther than people, passen- Hawkair would fly in in the volume of small. best known for flying mas- ger service is not new to and out of the south termi- parcel freight that is curr- g sive half-century-old cargo Menzies. nal of the Vancouver Air- ently able to get in and out aircraft like their Bristol He has 1,800 hours export. It would use all the of town. Freighter and Carvair perience flying Dash-8s - same counter, baggage People will be able to planes in and out of mines the type of plane the com- and security check areas buy tickets directly from Join now for Vz price and save $20. o0 in northern B.C. pany hopes to buy - and in the Terrace airport as the Hawkair counter at the Call 1.800-682-8011 r0r move inr0rmation Plans to start a twice he was once an airline existing flights. airport, through a toll-free daily passenger service to captain for Air Atlantic Menzies said the com- phone number, and hope- Vancouver in June mark a before venturing into cargo pany studied numerous dif- fully via local travel Knox United Churcll (Terrace) 4907 l,azclle • Tuesday 7:00 I)m major shift in their busi- aviation. ferent planes before con- agents, Menzies said. VHIhl III Brlllsh (',llhlllthltl rtlr 11 Ihltlh.d tllllt' o111.%,qIII),'.R'IIUt'III weekly I't'l'S el)lily, lIST nill Iltt'hlth'(I. ness. 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By ALEX HAMILTON WHEN INGRID Anderson first sought medical treatment in 1990 for pain in the right side of her abdomen, she'd never have guessed it would take doctors seven years to diagnose her soreness. Following a battery of tests, x-rays, ultra sounds, laproscopy and doctors probing her body to find out what was causing her pain, it was assumed her gallbladder was the root of her problems. But after doctors removed the organ, her suffering persisted. "1 had my gall bladder removed and there was nothing wrong with it," An- derson said. Determined to pinpoint the cause of her illness herself, she began reading medical journals, which led her to believe her liver was responsible for the soreness. But it wasn't until she picked up a pamphlet in a local pharmacy that she fully realized what was wrong with her - she had hepatitis C. "After reading it, l said 'my God that's me.' " Anderson, 42, who contracted hepatitis C from a tainted blood transfusion after delivering her first child in 1984, said most Canadians aren't aware of the hepatitis C epidemic in Canada and how it will continue to spread if people don't take the necessary measures to combat it. First identified in 1989, hepatitis C is a chronic liver-attacking virus for which there is no cure. Local public health nurse Carol Harrison estimates more than 100 Ter- race residents have been diagnosed INGRID ANDERSON pours over the research she's done to learn more about hepatitis C. She contracted the virus from tainted blood in 1984. with the virus. "It seems like quite a few people for a disease a few years ago wasn't "It's like a silent epidemic because patients. "People lose homes and jobs be- goes wrong, a doctor is there to help." even recognized," Harrison said. people don't know about it," Anderson In Canada, thousands of hepatitis C cause they can't afford the treatment. Rebetron treatment causes paiients She added many more local resi- added. patients are waiting for government It costs about $2,000 a month," Ander- dramatic side affects, she said. dents, who haven't been tested yet, "A lot of people who have had assistance to help pay for the costly son said. Anderson is often nauseous, and too may suffer from the virus. blood transfusions or organ transplants treatment. Anderson, who receives the treat- tired to cook - too exhausted to eat. It is estimated that 24,000 British before 1990 (when Canada began Anderson said the amount of federal ment for free, paid for by the federal And because the treatment depletes Columbians may be infected with he- screening blood for hepatitis C) support, considering the threat to thou- because of her aborigiaal descent, said the body's iron stores, sometimes she patitis C from a variety of sources, in- haven't even been tested." sands of patients, is relatively small. it's an insult to all who are denied this can't get out of bed, let alone lift her cluding people who may have re- Because the virus, which attacks Even though the Chretien govern- treatment because they do not fit in a arms ceived infected blood or blood pro- the liver, is spread from blood to blood ment agreed to compensate $1.1 bil- special group like she does. Anderson said the treatment also ducts prior to June 1990, which is contact, Anderson said people should lion dollars to hepatitis C victims of She said the issue shouldn't be causes depression and anger. when Canada began screening blood be aware it can be spread by sharing tainted blood from 1986 to 1991, An- about money, it should be about Prior to discovering she had hepati- for the hepatitis C virus. toothbrushes, razors, hairbrushes, nail derson said the money isn't enough. people's lives and whether or not pa- tis C, she was an "A" student at The total number of people in Ca- files, needles - anything that could get Everyone with hepatitis C should tients will be alive in five or ten years. Northwest Community College, where nada who have hepatitis C is believed blood on it. get money to help with medical treat- "The federal government does little she was taking courses in Criminology. to be between 90,000 and 300,000. Anderson explained demands on ment, regardless of how they were in- to help people who suffer each day. "It's frustrating; it's sad. 1 had high Most of these people unaware they health care for liver transplants in the fected, she said. People are dying and our government expectations, and it wasn't sleeping on have the disease. next five to 15 years from hepatitis C Last December the B.C. govern- is sending money to other foreign a couch for the rest of my life." "People need to know the disease sufferers will be staggering if the gov- ment' agreed to cover Rebatron, but countries," she said. Anderson urges anyone who has had is rampant," Anderson said. "People ernment doesn't start paying more at- the treatment is only free for hepatitis She said the government must also a blood transfusion, organ transplant, need to get tested. There are people tention to curing infected patients. C sufferers who are on welfare. ensure that there are adequate support tattoo, or injected drugs to get tested who have hepatitis C who are walking The costs of this epidemic on the It is estimated that 1,000 patients services available for people receiving for the disease. around with it because they haven't health care system are estimated to be on social assistance will qualify for treatment. "Hepatitis C can sit dormant for 15 been diagnosed." in the millions of dollars, she added. the expensive drug every year, costing She said Terrace needs an outpa- years and all of a sudden, 'Whamo She said it's hard to find much Although hepatitis C is currently about $9.5 million annually. tient program at the Mills Memorial and you have it full blown disease." local information on the virus, which uncurable, government-approved drugs B.C. Pharmacare can also cover the Hospital so people can be monitored The sooner people know they have means people who may have symp- can help curb the disease from getting treatment by physician's special re- by a physician after receiving their the disease, the sooner they can get toms, which include tiredness, nausea, worse. When two drugs, Rebatron and quest, however, patients must first pay shots. treatment to curb symptoms, she and abdominal pain, won't know to get Interferon are taken together, the virus a $800 deductible then 20 per cent of "It's important that if something added. tested. is expunged in about 40 per cent of the rest of the cost.

Auction raises money Around Town I Symptoms ofhepatitisC [] Some people have no symptoms, therefore for Transition House don't know they have the virus. like to help, call the Investors Group at [] When symptoms do occur, they are nonspeci- IT'S AUCTION timer So bring your wallet and bidding Grads model tic: patients sometimes complain of vague feelings 635-0601. power to the Terrace Transition House's dinner and live A FASHION show, put on by the Caledo- of fatigue, nausea or general unwellness. The concert, which features a cast of auction Saturday, April 22 at the Coast Inn of the West. nia Dry Grad committee, will impress re- [] Symptoms of acute hepatitis C may include: young people aged 17-25 from all across Child support worker Shelley Haynes-Marrelli said sidents with local haute couture and have fever, tiredness, jaundice (yellow skin or eyes) ab- the world. During their visit, cast mem- the auction will raise money to purchase new furniture them tappin' their toes to funky beats. dominal pain, dark urine, loss of appetite, nausea. bers also donate 600 hours of community for the home. Caledonia Grade 12 students will be [] Other long term health problems include: tir- service. The show includes musical skits The Transition House - which is home to women and modelling fashions from the Skeena Mall edness, lack of energy, digestive problems describing different cultures around the children fleeing from abusive relationships - desperately to raise money for their year-end alcohol- [] If left untreated, hepatitis C leads to fatal world. needs a facelift, Haynes-Marrelli said. free party. complications like cirrhosis of the liver and liver Tickets are on sale at Sight and Sound "We need new lamps, end tables, and curtains. Our The event's coordinator Helen Mc- cancer, leaving patients needing liver transplants. coffee tables are wobbly, our couch is resting on blocks Innes, said the show isn't about models in the Skeena Mall and cost $16 for However, the supply of human livers available for right now and covered in sheets. "The lamp shades are walking the catwalk. It's about putting on adults and $12 for seniors and students. transplant is inadequate. tattered - it's in rough shape," she said. a fun show - complete with live singing The auction, which features articles donated from and models dancing. Plants needed local businesses, will offer a little something for every- "We're doing a GAP commercial type THE GREATER Terrace Beautifica- How is hepatitis C spread? body, she added. thing," she said, adding that Carol Ander- tion Society would like donations of [] Tile virus is spread by direct contact with the Articles up for bidding range from rainwear to tickets son from CJ Dance Studio will be choreo- plants for their annual fundraising plant blood of an infected person. to Shames Mountain. graphing the event. sale, which takes place May 13. [] Having received a transfusion of blood or "You name it, we've got it," said Haynes-Marrelli. "We're making it something differ- All proceeds go toward creating a blood product in a country where the blood supply "There's so much stuff." ent," she added. "The grads are off the memorial garden by the four-way stop on isn't tested for hepatitis C. As of June 1999, all Doors into the Coast Inn of the West banquet room wall about it." Highway 16. For pick-up call. Myrna 635- blood and blood products in Canada have been open at 6 p.m. with cocktails available. The fashion show will take place 4224, Karen 635-0135 or Alison 638-0063. screened for the hepatitis C virus. "Come have a drink and meet Transition House Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the [] Sharing drug snorting or injection staff," Haynes-Marrelli said. "Come learn about the REM Lee Theatre. Tickets cost $5 and Riverboat Days such as needles and syringes. Sharing toothbrushes, Transition House and what we do." are available at Ruby Red. Riverboat Days is Terrace's only festi- dental floss, razors, nail files or other items which The buffet dinner, which begins at 7 p.m., will offer val. The Riverboat Days committee, could have tiny amounts of blood on them. locals both meat and vegetarian options. Open your home which is the coordinating body that brings [] Skin-piercing procedures such as tattoos, The auction will take place at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $25 THE INVESTORS Group is asking all the event sponsor groups together to body-piercing acupuncture or electrolysis if the and are available at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel, Central Terrace residents to become billets and put on Riverboat days, needs more volun- equipment is not sterile, Flowers, the Ksan House and the Terrace Women's Re- provide hospitality for 125 cast members teers, ideas, input and suggestions on how [] Hepatitis C is NOT spread by coughing and source Centre. expected for the Up With People concert to keep Riverboat Days going. sneezing, and friendly contact like hugging and If anyone would like to donated an item for the auc- May 6 at the Terrace Arena. Billets will For more into call Karlene at 635-2061 kissing. tion, contact Shelley at 635-6447. be needed from May 4-7, If you would or Phyllis at 638-1327. B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000

/i .ensed "or Gooa Times CITY SCENE KIHGFISH Top Local Band Sight and Sound, Caledonia and at the door. 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. and dancing from This play was named "Best Play" at the Zone 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Music by the Terrace PLAYING Bar Scene festival. Proceeds will go to paying to attend Community "Big Band" with special Gators Pub: Appearing from April 10-22 is the provincial competition in Victoria in May. entertainment by the "Pipes and Drums". Cost BOB, from Prince George. Don't miss our is $50 per couple. Tickets available at the Classic Rockand TOll40 Easter Sunday bash April 23 with talented DJs legion or call Lissi at 635-2158. from Vancouver. Every Thursday "is Ladies Films :~WednesdayApril 12 to Saturday April 15 J Night. Be there to win a diamond ring! No.two oow,o.oot uoa.o. Pro Wrestling Beasley's Mix: Every Friday night, Halfyard, Association and the Multicultural Association the amazing one-man band performs, featuring presents Cinematheque Pacifique's Terrace Little Theatre presents Professional mu'sic from Sting, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley, travelling picture show. The show boasts Wrestling Saturday, April 15 at 8 p.m. at the Everlast, and many morel international and Canadian films that wouldn't Terrace Arena. The card will feature former George's Pub: Come enjoy an evening of normally be seen in Terrace. The line-up WWF Intercontinental Champ Greg "The 1: classic rock and top 40 hits with top local includes: "Hamani" April 10 and Felicia's Hammer" Valentine, "Tornado" Tony Kozina, Tiller's ,, I band KINGFISH., playing April 12-15,. Enjoy Journey, April 24. Georgeous Michelle Star" , "Juggernaut", Celtic music with The Tiller's Folly on "Chance "Mr. Showtime" Beckett, "Disco 'my l Sunday, April 16 at 8 p.m. Cabaret Fury" , "Leatherface" and "Spyder". Tickets Sunday, April 16 / I Hanky Panky's: The biggest nite club in the are available at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel and On Saturday, April 29, the Terrace northwest with in-house DJ's presents Ladies cost $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Out of 8:00 p.m. J Community Band will present its 10th annual Night April 14-15. town patrons can call Uniglobe at 1 800 668- Spring Fling Cabaret, 8 p.m. at the Elks 0828 Visa and Mastercard accepted. ~ i :i: ~::i •!i: i::i~i! :] i:i :!:: :::~:::%!i: ::•/•i:iii!~ii:i:iiii!iil Hall, 2822 Tetrault St. Join them for an evening of fabulous live music, swing dancing, In Concert i Relaxonour i ~Don't Drink &ii Theatre decadent desserts and finger foods! Only 100 PATIO [ Dr,ve i Terrace Little Theatre presents Morris seats. Buy your tickets early for this great The Pacific Northwest Music Festival presents Panych's black comedy "VIGIL" at the McColi event. Tickets are $12, and available from Michael Kim in concert at the R.E.M. Lee • FullService, :/Our FREECourtesy Ii:i Playhouse, 3625 Kalum Street April 27-29 and band members only or call 635-4632 or 635- Theatre at 8 p.m. .Licensed, '1 Van wil pick you up/!:::~i May 4-6 at 8 p.m. Tickets at Uniglobe 4729. You must be 19 years or older to attend. Smoking°, HeateHeated :[and takeyou homeJ Courtesy Travel or at the door. Call 638-1215. Art Gallery i Music Play The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies The Gallery presents Sheep to Chic: Caledonia Drama Club presents Postponing Auxiliary will be hosting a Big Band Adventures in Wool, showcasing fibre arts the Heat-Death of the Universe, by Stephen extravaganza dinner and dance on April 15 at from raw wool to finished creations. Gregg, on Tuesday, April 25 at 8 p.m. at the the Thornhill Community Hall. Cocktails at The show will run from April 8 to 22. R.E.M. Lee Theatre• Tickets $5 available at

Wednesday. Anril 12 iety's annual general meeting at city hall Ford Motor company & Chatelaine council chambers at 7 p.m. Membership ~':~:i::~.'.':.x..o::.~::.t . ,~:."~-:. . ~. magazine have joined forces to provide fee only $1. women with relevant information and Tuesday. May 9 facts they need to make informed auto- Terrace Ringettes AGM at the library motive decisions. The seminars take at 7 p.m. CANADIAN TIRE place from 7-9 p.m. and will cover the es- Come and See our ~:~ www.canadiantire.com sentials of maintenance, financing alter- Saturday. May 13 Or Email us at natives as well as family and personal Selection of High-Quality, N~-: www.cantire.terrace @osg.net The Greater Terrace Beautification " safety issues. Admission if FREE and gift Society annual plant sale behind City ~ii Beautiful :~i:: ::i:i!i bags will be given away along with a Hall at 8 a.m. Along with the I.O.F. 1~ SAFEWAY chance to win a trip. Attendance is limi- cake breakfast starting at 7 a.m. All 1: Jigsaw Puzzles www.safeway.com ted, so women are required to phone ceeds go towards the planned memo Lianne Funk at Totem F0rd,635-4984. garden. ~!r 'i ~':i:i !i:~ For all ages Ownership of a Ford is NOT required. l: TERRACE Tg.ERRACE I WEEKLY MEETING~ I! c: 9 -,,nan I Thursday. April ~1~ Buffalo Cramcs,Clementoni, GAPF, etc. The Terrace Public Library Storytel- }_ZF,P..I~7,£O.A.X ~ ling circle will meet on Thursday, April Friday 14= April- Wednesday 19~ April 13 at 7:30 p.m. For adults interested in BODY MASSAGE classes meet ev sharing stories or learning storytelling Wednesday from Jan. 19 - Feb. 9 from techniques. Call Holly at the library for p.m. at the Northwest Health Unit on ;: ~::::~]~i/i:i~ 15% Off more into, 638-8177. Kalum Street. .... at TER~°"~'E TERSE The Terrace and Area Health Council The free classes are taught by a quali- :HRYSLEI | ~ will be having a regular council meeting fied massage therapist. Call Kathleen [email protected] at 7:15 p.m. in the Education Room at Parry at 638-2200 for more information. Macuel.9 & Nyaeeri e Mills Memorial Hospital. Don't forget to bring a blanket, towel and Skeena Mall The Terrace Standard massage oil. 635-1887 :ii: ARD [email protected] Saturdav. Anril 15 Easter stories and crafts at the Terrace PHOTO CLUB meets every second Your website/email address Public Library will take place from 11 .m. and fourth Wednesday at the Caledonia could be here.* to 12 p.m. for children aged six and older. High School Projection room at 7 p.m. Contact us at 638-7283 the program is free, but registration is re- For more into call Shawn Zettler at 638- quires. Call the library to register at 638- 6398. 8177. w Invisible bead necklaces workshop for COMMUNITY BIBLE STUDY FOR teens 12-18 years old at the Terrace Pub- WOMEN: Bible study, child care and lic Library from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p,m. study material supplied at the Christian with Diana Wong Adams. The workshop Reformed Church, 3602 Sparks St from is free, but registration is required, Call 9:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. the library to register or for more into at Heavily-Burdened 638-8177. TERRACE ROD AND GUN CLUB It's no secret that modem North Americans share a common bur- Pancake breakfast: The Christ Lutheran meets the first Wednesday of every den. With ever more low-fat and sugar-free foods, as the range of diet Church will be holding an Easter pancake month at 7:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse at centres and support groups continues to grow, sadly, so too does our breakfast April 15. Come enjoy eggs, the Rifle Range. weight. bacon and sausages for only $4. Children For many, weight loss has become an obsession. We've tried the aged five and older are $2.50 and toddlers PARENTS DROP IN to weigh babies Baby's Names: diets, pail for counsellingand bought special foods, all with limited suc- takes place Wednesdays from 1-2 p.m. at Carol-LynnJosephine Roberts cess. Within a year, we're as big or bigger than when we startedl under four years old are free. Breakfast Baby's Name: will be serve from 8 a.m. to noon. The the health services society (formerly KristanJade Lincoln Date & Time of Birth: It's important to realize you are not a failure if you are battling your Apr. 1, 2000 at 2:12 a.m. same old bulges year after year. Likely you need to approach the church is located at 3229 Sparks. Skeena Health Unit) at 3412 Kalum St.) Date &"lime of Birth: enemy on a new front. Seedy Saturday: Seed and plant swap at Public health nurse on hand to answer Mar, 27, 2000 at 4:35 p.m, Weight: 7 lbs, 3oz. Sex: Female In past times, our phys!ca!ly active ancestors ate thousands of calo. the Terrace Public Library meeting room. questions. Weight: 8 lbs. 10oz.Sex: Female Parents: Helen&Jim Roberts ties in nutrient-densefoods, transformingthem into lean working bodies. There will be a meeting of the local gar- Parents: MaudeBennett & HoraceLincoln ¢ Today we sit in a haze, sipping diet salt drinks, nibbling pretzels and den club at 10 a.m. and seed swap begins PACIFIC NORTHWEST MUSIC wondering what's gone wrong. Some of us barely dare to enjoy a full FESTIVAL COMMITTEE meetings Baby's Name: meal. at 10:;30 a.m. All gardeners are invited. What's gone wrong is thai while our diets and lifesMes may have Call Alison at 635-0935 for more into. held every second Wednesday of the Koraliary-Lelgh Laschenko month. Baby's Name: Date & Timeof Birth: changed, our physical evolution hasn't. Behind the oversized clothes James Lee Pauls we remain the same animal as our predecessors,who needed to work Tuesday, April 25 Date &'lime of Birth: Apr. l, 2000 at It:01 a.m. their bodies simply to survive...... The Upper Skeena Fisheries Renewal TERRACE DUPLICATE BRIDGE Mar. 29, 2000 at 9:30 p.m. Weight: 10 lbs. lloz. Sex' Female We must take charge of our current times and situation. We need to Committee is having an open house April CLUB meets Wednesday evenings at Weight: 10 lbs. 2oz.,Sex: Male Parents: CrystalVandale & realize that our weight is our problem and that no one else can fix it. 25, 2000 at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Com- 6:45 at the Legion. Interested partnerships Parents: Caroline& Kelr Pauls ivan lasehenko Launch a new attack. welcome. For more information contact We need to get moving, Uke our forefathers, it seems we too musl munity College South Hazelton campus. ,$ exert our bodies so that we can survive. Presentations and discussions on the fish- 635-3788. Until we make a permanent change in lifestyle, there won't be last. eries projects funded in the Upper Skeena Baby's Name: Baby's Name: ing results. Likewise, if we return to old habits, our bodies will revert to region from 1998-2000 by Fisheries Rene- TERRACE COMMUNITY LEARN- CameronJames Kenneth Smith Kelli Brown our old shapes. ; wal BC and possible projects upcoming ING council meets the first Wednesday Date &'lime of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: While there are no magic solutions, a range of supplements are of every month at the boardroom of the Mar. 30, 2000 at 4:00 p.m. Apr. 2, 2000 at 11:50 proven to be safe and helpful in conjunctionwith exercise. 2000/20001. For more into call Steven Groves at 635-5449 or •1-800-663-6396 or Ministry of Education at the BC Access Weight: 5 Ibs. 10oz.Sex: Male Weight: 7 lbs. 6oz. Sex: Female We must remember, a healthy body works, plays, looks and feels Parents: ColleenTurner & Parents: C~stal Quash& betteri [email protected]. Centre at 3 p.m. New members are welcome. F'or more into call Mary Anne at TerrySmith NormanBrown Wednesday April 26 635-5449. Baby Massage: Learn how to massage Get A your baby by a qualified massage therap- TWIN'S CLUB meets the third Wed- ist from 1-2 p.m. every Wednesday at the nesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the North West Health Unit, No cost, Bring a Family Place. Call 635-9669. Free blanket, towel and massage oil. Call Ca- therine Chapman at 638-2200 'for enquir- KINETTE CLUB OF TERRACE Baby Gift. ies and/or to register. meets every second Wednesday. New members are welcome. For more, call (Simple, huh?) Saturday. Anril 29 Fiona at 635-1854 or Jennifer at 635-3175, Just see our service desk for more information Terrace Homebased Business Spring Fair in the Terrace Arena Ban- 747 ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CA- quet Room. Tables available call 635- DETS Unicorn Squadron holds air cadet 2365 or 635-9415, training sessions every Wednesday at U 0verwaltea 6:15 p.m. at the air cadet hall at the airport. For more into, call Linda at 635- | Greater Terrace Beautification See- 5567. 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CHRISTIANA WIENS PORTS 638-7283 Clinic launches fastbali season National coaches and players come here to teach youth new skills BATTER UP: Pamela Austin practices her swing at the fastball clinic at Skeena Junior Secondary last weekend. Austin plays on Terrace's midget team, YOU KNOW summer's just around the corner, when Terrace Minor Fastball hosts their annual spring training clinic. This year, organizers of the third annual fastball cli- SKEENA ANGLER nic at Skeena Junior Secondary April 7-9 did some- ROB BROWN thing special. They invited the head coach of the women's natio- Check out the lines nal team. From 1982 to 1996, Ran Clarke coached the men's he practice of splicing fly lines dates back to national team• antiquity,' when anglers knotted together differ- After coaching the women's team for three years, T ent lengths and ~,'~idths of horse hair and, later, he plans to take them to the Olympics in Sydney this catgut to meet the demands of their fishing. Today, September. poly vinyl chloride and nylon have supplanted hair and intestines as the material of choice for carrying Clarke said he likes to talk to minor league coaches flies to fish. Mona and PVC have only been around a because they teach the athletes of tomorrow. little more than 50 years; the idea of shaping them into "I think this is where it's at," said Clarke while on a fishing lines for a shorter period than that, with the break from teaching local fastball coaches. "We have to get information to grass roots coaches." result that some of the pioneer line splicers, like my And with registration numbers dropping across the good friend Bob Taylor, are still wading rivers. country every year, Clarke thinks it's important to put Though I can't substantiate this contention with a the fun back in fastball. fcotnote and a ret'erence, I suspect the first attempt at "There's too many games," he said. "We've got to line splicing with plastics originated in the get back to practicing." Mesopotamia of steelhead fly fishing in Northern That way, he said, young players can build their skills Calitbmia, where some fisherman recently converted to the point where they feel confident about what they're from spha casting, knotted 30 feet of lead core trolling doing. line to a spool of monofilament, attached a shorter And when you're good at fielding and throwing, chunk of monofil to the front, knotted a fly to the ter- Clarke says, you can't help but have more fun. minus and cast the whole works a distance greater than Clarke joined former and current national players Wendy Sophiak, Chantal Vougen and Lesley Attwell in a cib' block but less than country mile. teaching 40 youth from Smithers, Kitimat and Terrace As crude and laborious as it is, a small corps of basic drills they can do to improve their skills. hardcore leadcore devotees still cling to this surpris- Attwell said she also enjoyed the grass-roots aspect of ingly effective technique. The problem with lead core, minor ball. apart from the fact that its use requires a lot of strip- "It's how I learned," she said, while teaching 12-year ping, and that it hangs up on the bottom with frustrat- -old Kitimat rep player David Wuensche to hit hard and ing frequency, and the running line gets tangled despite stay through an odd-looking drill with a plunger and a the most careful tending, is that once it's out there in basketball. the currents it acquires a mind of its own and becomes "This is what everybody does," she said. "Some of as difficult to cq,ntrol as a headstrong adolescent. It was the kids look at you and say 'you want me todo ~hat?' this kind of deviaiit/ine behaviour that prompted men hut we do these same drills at the natmnatqCVel:-<:, x :' ':.: Midget player Pamela Austifi hopes:,tlie:c!mm,wlll"'''~' ~" ~'" ;"~ ~' "~"~'~'=:~ like RussPeak andB0b Taylor to take up line surgery. improve her pitching skills. Using needle, thread and a foul smelling flexiglue "I think it's really cool that they came all the way to called Pliobond, these men patiently peeled the PVC Terrace," she said of the national players and coaches. and stitched together all manner of special tapers. Her team of 16 and 17-year-old girls, called the Ter- While a new sinking tip built thus might suffice for race Thunder, should qualify for the provincials in Lan- some currents, stiffer flows or colder climes some- gley this year. times demanded faster sinkers. To overcome this, the The bantam provincials will be held here in July. line surgeons started sewing loops to the ends of heads Local fastbali teams are scheduled to hit the fields with a variety of sink rates and lengths, then cleverly. May 2, but organizers still have one problem - they slipping the loops together to match the fishing condi- need more players. tions. Some of the older age divisions are fielding so few Now, years later, llne manufacturers have begun players this year, local teams may be forced to travel just to play a game. offering off the rack versions of lines formerly tailored "Everything's in jeopardy if we can't operate a by the likes of Taylor. The firsi to light on the shelves season," said organizer Kelly Yasinchuk. of sport shops were made by a company called RIO. She encourages girls who want learn the sport to re- These came in two tapers with four heads, and were gister for the upcoming season by calling her at 635- specific to two-handed rods. One version, the Wind 7144. Cutter, was junk. The other version, the Accelerator, "It's only two months of the year, it's recreation, and I II~;VV gl~;i~i~lIJI I was not very good as a floater, but fished beautifully it's good clean fun." she said• Ran Clarke THE TERRACE youth soccer association season is when either of the sinking tips were attached to the kicking off with a bang this year and association organi- running line. zers want everyone to know coaches are needed! Now the premier line manufacturer, Scientific Organizers need coaches in most divisions, girls and Anglers, a scion of 3M, have weighed in with a multi- and boys between 6 and 17 years old. If interested call Local skiers qualify for Keith at 638-7677. tipped line that comes in all weights. I bought a six The youth soccer association also advises all referees weight for my beloved Hardy five/six and gave this that, according to a BCYSA ruling, all referees must line a workout on the Lakelse River last week. Air Canada Whistler Cup renew their certification annually. Like the RIO line, the SA comes in a wallet along STACEY BLAKE and To recertify, class 5 referees, aged 12 or older, meet at with looped heads. The colour of the line is a pale Leah Leclerc attended Northwest Community College in room 1105 Saturday, green with a fluorescent glow that is understated but their first international ski April 29 at 9 a.m. Class 4 referees, aged 14 or older, highly visible. Because there were salmon fry about, I competition last weekend. meet in room 1101 on April 29 and 30 at the same time. tried the floater head first. With it the line reminded me The Shames Mountain For more details, call George at 635-3719. of Lee Wulff's triangle taper: a running line attached to skiers attended the Air Ca- And finally, this year's youth soccer shoe swap hap- a floating head tapered from back to front. When short nada Whistler Cup, for pens Saturday, April 15 at from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the casts are needed, which is most of the time in trout skiers 12 to 15 years old, Christie Park Pavilion. Drop off is scheduled Friday, April 14 from 7 to 8 p.m. Call Paulette at 638-1833 for fishing, this taper acts like a double taper, landing soft- on April 14-16. The event acts as the more information. ly and capable of performing spey and roll casts effort- pinnacle event of their lessly. When longer casts are required the tapered head 2000 racing season. Curling winds down with pulls the running line a long way enabling a fisherman Both girls qualified Loggers Bonspiel to throw longer casts than those allowed by a double after their outstanding per- TERRACE'S curling season comes to an end April 20- taper line. formances in the provin- 23, with the arena's biggest event of the year - the After seven decent trout I slipped off the floater and cial competition at Panor- Men's Loggers Bonspiel. ama last month. looped on the clear head made of clear intermediate "Loggers 'spiels usually attract 40-55 teams and usu- Blake placed 14th for sinking line. This so-called "slime line" is wonderful ally 20 out of town teams," said club manager Keith Me- stuff originally developed for bone fishing. It looks her 49.13 second morning lanson. slalom run. Only three sec- like fat monofllament but is extraordinarily supple, The bonspiel committee has lined up $12,000 in onds behind Blake, Le- and, since it has no core, nearly in.visible. The stuff prizes, including four all-itacluslve two-day guided sal- clerc finished 24th in the mon and halibut fishing trips at the Wilp Syoon Wilder- casts beautifully, sinking slow enough to fish a dry fly. same run. With it I spey cast 60 feet using a single haul to gain ness Lodge. The registration deadline is April 17. Call The girls finished 22nd 635-5583 to enter. the last 10 feet. and 27th in the afternoon The winners of the club's annual playdowns March 31 The heavier the head, the harder it is to cast, yet the race• Were Ran Towney (Monday Mixed League) Kevin Mc- 15-foot head that sinks at three inches per second was In the Giant Slalom Dougall (Tuesday Men's League), Kim McDougall almost as easy to cast and cast further than the floater. morning run, Blake and ~ ~" (Wednesday Ladies League), Dave Dennis (Thursday I tried it just above Upper Coldwater and caught a big Leclerc finished three one- p. Men's League and Friday Mixed League). dolly varden and a brace of cutthroat. hundredths of a second iliiiiiiI! !!!i!ii i; The Dave Dennis, John Evans, Mel Anderson and At Lower Coldwater and in the flat tract of water apart and placed 36th and 38th overall. " Murray Kein team won the men's club championship. downstream, I spent two minutes changing heads Lynn Apolczer, Linda Kawinsky, Lynn Tryon and The girls did better in ' again, this time to the dense line supposed to sink a ;!iiill Elaine Anderson rink won the ladies division playoff the afternoon, speeding title. half a foot a second according to its manufacturer. their way to a 25th and 26 i/~: The winners of the Totem Mixed Bonspiel March 31 Though not as effortless to work as its lighter counter place finishes. to April 2 were the Andrew Simpson team, which defea- parts, the heavy line cast better than any similar line In the men's downhill ON YOUR MARK! Leah Lecierc blasts offthe sla- I've used. To spey cast this kind of line is usually an event at Purden Ski Hill lom starting blocks at the Air Canada Cup at Panor. ted the Dave Dennis foursome in the 'A'-event final• imposs!bility, but ldid, almost across the river, near Prince George, March ama Mountain Viilage last month, Hal Vousden and his team took the 'B'-event final and the Randy Hall foursome won the 'C'-event, A leap forward that will make fishing less cluttered 25-26, Aaron Oing!es and "...... , . L More than,30 teams, including seven out of town rinks and more pleasant, the new Set,Angler lines are a M~chael Butler finished Terrace;s' Mathieu Le: andlinstrueiors course, was. participated m the three-day bonsptel; boon ...... ~ : ii i. 17th and 23rd through two clerc, who recently com' unable to, a, ttend because • ; : : runs i pleted a Level 1 coaching at a~nee injury The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000- B7

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105 ~ALLEN, KENNETH,]] VIOLET LAURA ANNOUNCEMENT passed away April 4th at Terrace View Lodge in his RIGLER CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- 82nd year. Ken was born in (Pedersen) dian Pardon seals record. VlVA CLINIC I Herbert, Saskatchewan on April 14, 1935- American Waiver allows legal AROMATHERAPY | December 11, 1917. He is entry. Why risk employment, MASSAGE WORKSHOP | predeceased by his wife, March 30, 2000 :i Introductory Level | business, travel, licensing, de- Gladys and son Joe, Survived E Saturday, April 1 5 I ,.CHILDREN'S REPRESENTATIVE portation, All Canadian/Ameri- by sons Dean (Pat), Jerry, Vi was a very warm and giving person. She will be sadly can immigration applications. 10:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. I SOCIAL PLANNING COMMISSION (Ghislaine), Bill (Maria), Doug missed by all who knew her. She is survived by her hus- 1-800-347-2540, Formore into coil 635-2194 I (Julia)and daughters iarilyn band Don, son Jim (Ann), daughter Diana (Mike) and DESIGNATED PARKING Plac- Lyons (Jack) and Beckie brother Phil. She will always be remembered by her four ard Program for people with The Cily of Terrace is seeking a volunteer to sit on the recently /~ SRVANAMETAPHYSIC Allen, 19 grandchildren and grandsons who held a very special place in her heart - mobility disabilities, sponsored /...=~ & HEAUNGCENTRE established Social Planning Commission as a children's representative for a term ending December 31st, 2000. The 17 great-grand children, Matt, Andrew, Brian & Scott. by the BCIILRC. Call 1-877- Many thanks to everyone for their support during this 288-1088 for an application of Commission meets the fourth Wednesday of each month with the Many thanks to Terrace time. Special thanks goes to Elaine Jewell, Ken & Isabelle information and referral servic- - Ceremonyby ShamanicStudents exception of July, August, and December. View Lodge staff for their es available for people with dis- kindness and support. In lieu Fuergutz, the hospital nursing staff and the Terrace Apr. 22, at 7:30 at Centre, Hospice. abilities. EvefioneWelcome. The Social Planning Commission will be responsible for advising of flowers donations may be The Rigler, Kennedy & Pedersen Families REFLEXOLOGY-Barb Whiting. City Council, assessing social needs and priorities, assisting in made to the Canadian Cancer FRANCESBIRDSELL AROMATHERAPYMASSAGE-Barb the development of social goals, obiectives , and policies within Society. May you always be dealt a perfect "29" hand/ Whiting& EllenBlack. Full healing the C)fficial Communily Plan, and monitoring adopted goals, m i CONSULTING servicesby qualifiedpractitioners objectives, and policies. • Facilitation •Mediation Metaphysical& Translormational Counsellingwith Laurel Ballard. i~:; '•: 150 :, • Consensus Process Msc.D.,Phd, Interested parties are asked to conrad the City of Terrace 150LEGAL- ,* LEGAL =Spanish Translation Planning Department for more information. .. NOTICES .• i :; .. :::NOTICESI/, Call 635-2184 Phone: 615-4028 Fax: 635-3467 DSS CARD problems. Did you loose the DSS programming? CALLING FORTENDERS FOR ~,.,~ (~ We can fix, a guaranteed. Email .J31UT~H ENGINEERINGSURVEYS re,., at [email protected] 250-692- LOU.~BW CONTRACT E01 ..O1-9999 3265. FuUv fluaranteed ii When you SealedTenders for the EngineeringSurveys Contract E01-01-9999 under the Small • . ..: . /:~F::::..;,,...,,~,,.i, SOAP OPERA UPDATES Business Fur*st Enterprise Program,will be receivedby the District Manager, NOWIIII 1-900-451-6624 EXT. Ministryof Forests KslumForest District #200- 5220Kelth Avenue "rorrece B.C. can,tl breathe; 3230 $2.99 per rain must be 18 VSG 1L1,until 11:00e.m. on April28, 2000,and wl I be op0nedin publicat that time. ~ ~';~ SEMIAHMO0 HIGH SChool yrs. Procal Co. (602) 954-7420 This contract will requirethe servicesof a two porsoncrew for variousprojects ...... (White Rock), 60th Reunion, :nothing elsel Ihroughoutthe roadconstruction season. Conlractors must submit o statementof WILL SET UP and maintain May 19-21, 2000. Students qualificationand experiencedemonstrating they have successfully carried out works your small business bookkeep- of this nature.The ForestTechnician will have a minimumof threeyears experience from 1940 to present invited. ~matters!:' ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- In mad surveysund the Compassmanmust have one yearroad survey experience. Call 1-604-538-9863 for info perience. Excellent references Alt inquiriesshould be directedfo Brian Baileyat the aboveaddress, Phone 250 and registration package. Web- t BP-..ITISHCOLUMBIA upon request. Phone 635-9592 638-5117or Fax250638-5176. site: http://www.sd36.sur- LUNG ASSOCIATION Contract particularspackage can be obtainedat the KalumForest District Office rey.bc.ca/semiah or Emaih manuoomp@uni- between8:00 a,m and 4:30p.m. Mondayto Friday. 731-LUNG or serve.cam Tenders must be submittedon the forms and In the envelopesupplied. No tender 1-800-665-LUNG shall bo consideredhaving any qualltylngclauses whatsoever and the lowestor any tenderwUl not necossarUybe accepted. Contractaward is subjectto fundingbeing avallabM at the llme. VIVA CLINIC ,,,% M=, .• CoB~ INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR ~.,~,~ (~ (•Recover your health in a BIOLOGICAL CONSULTING SERVICES r~..,~, naturalintegrated way. • A Birthday Wish for • CONTRACT E01-04-9999 Sherry Reiben (ERB) KAWINSKY- LIFE ENERGY ASSESSMENT SealedTenders for the BiologicalConsulting Services Contract E01-04-9999 will bo includes environmental who would have been ROBERT DALE receivedby the DistrictManager, Kalum Forest District, #200• 5220Kaith Avenue, and food allergytesting 41 - April 9159 Passed away suddenly at Terrace, British Columbia,VSG 1L1,up to 2:30 p.m, on April 14, 2000,and will be openedin publicat thattime, AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE Wish you were here in Osilinka B.C. on Friday body & soul. The contractmay includestream assessments,environmental monitoring of con- REFLEXOLOG¥, EAR CANDLING March 31, 2000 at the age of struction projects,fish salvageat constructionsites, advisingthe ForestService on 8ut is here in AURICULAR ACUPRESSURE 38 years. Robert is survived proceduresend optionsduring the planningand Implementationof constructionpro- Frances 8irdsell, spirit and mind. 230 LOST a jects and in the preparationof referralsto environmectalagencies, Projects may NaturalHealth Practitioner by his loving wife Jaye, includebridge and culvertreplacements, road malntonanco and upgradesthrough- daughters Melanie, Jody, • • i •, ~:FOUND •: : ; : /. out the district. Theremay be a needfor rapidresponses to unforeseensituations Call635-2104 for ar~appointment iiii duringconstruction projects. 4506 Lakelse (,¢~,f~ T=,~F~=.,) Jessica and Step daughter BURGUNDY BRIEFCASE. Firmswishing to be consideredfor this contractshould provide the dlstrlct officewith Tina, grandson Erik. lie is Least between Gone Hollywood a companyprofile Including lea structure,resumes of the personnelwho wouldbe involved,especially their relevantconstruction expoflonco and a list of the physical also survived by one sister Video and Swan St. Kit;mat, resourcesof the company. Gaylene Kawinsky, nephews March 27th, 2:55 p.m. - 3:10 All inquiries shouldbo d(rectedto Ted Wilson, conlrectcoordinator, at the above Alexander and Brian, Left to p.m. 250-632-4161 address. Phone250.638-5110, Contract parliculars package can be obtainedst the FOUND IN Terrace, discman. KalumForest District elf Ice between8:00 a.m and 41a0p.m, Monday to Friday. mourn Dad & Morn Dakin Tenders must be submittedon the forms'andin the envelopesuppfied, No tender and numerous Brothers & Call to identify. 250-638-4275 shall ba consideredhaving any qualifying clauses whatsoaver and the lowestor any Sisters in law, other family LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at tenderwill not necesserllybo accepted, "r: .... | Happy BirthdayJ the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. Contractaward is subjectto lundingbeing available at the time. members and numerous a black leather wallet. Please friends. Robert predeceased return, no questions asked. I.D. by his parents Anthony and very Important. Please call Yvonne Kawinsky and (250)624-2002 extension "0". brother Guy Kawinsky. A Reward offered. Im CALL FOR FISHERIES celebration of Robert's life LOST MAN'S black leather wal- PROPOSALS will be held on l~esday April let. Contains ID. No money N EVER t eo serles The Terrace Kitimat Partners for Salmonids 4th 2000, at 11:00 am from when lost, Lost from Scott/Ka- "In Iiwwearm ues~e~: re ,: tuff. t..... lure to downtown. On Sat March TKPS) is accepting proposals to the Fisheries Assman's Funeral Chapel, 25. 250-635-0535 enewal BC Salmonid Renewal Program. Funding happen igaln." Prince George, B.C. 1"0 ~ • Video listing, VIlUlOUq Web glle ~ll s available for community projects that enhance r'-" v,n,vw.waramps.ca In lieu of flowers, ocal salmonid stocks, restore habitats and pro- l:J~ 04' O*'~er i pa mphle{ by ¢JISUle donations to the B.C. Wildlife L~l! 1-S00-250-3030. ate public awareness of the need for fish MALE ORGAN enhancement. Federation #303-19292 6Oth enewal. The deadline for applications is April FDA approved. Medical vacuum Avenue, Surrey, B,C. V3J 8E5 8th, 2000. All applicants must receive a proposal , would be avdec.a.e..""i t ,* , pumps or surgical enlargement, Gain 1-3", Permanent and safe. ackage from Steven Groves at 635 5449 or 1 800 ,l~ R.. Resolve impotence. FREE 63 6396 ([email protected]). brochure. Call Dr, Joel Kaplan, The TKPS Partner Group has an open member- 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- bursement. Visit website hip policy for interested community organiza- www.drioelkaDlan.com. ions. Please call Steven Groves for more SINGLE WHITE female Non nformation. smoker 34 happy, attractive, financially secure. Enjoys nature, conversation and travel. Seeks single white male 33-45, Non- ~ ~--~ Would to thank all the businesses& people smoker, employed, good na- tured, honest with similar Inter- CALl FOR FISHERIES listed below for their kind donation of eats for companionship/ rela- IJ PROPOSALS II door prize(s) and time & effort, tlonshlp. Reply to: File #59, c/o Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton III The Upper 5keena Fisheries Renewal II now and in the future!! Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 592. Jl I Committee (UKFRC) is accepting proposals to the I I LillianSamson MargaretSamson i II I Fisheries Renewal BE Salmonid Renewal Program. II FredoWright CryslalWright EVAHLY.RAY$ II Funding is available for community projects that III FREE2000 CALEHDAR | Ill enhance local salmonid stocks, restore habit,~=~ LynnWrighl IsabelhMckee SRV39.99tolhd0rsadili0n | II and promote public awareness of the ne~ll~~ Vicl0rWright BarbHenry roledboslserviceandmosloccufole| |1 fish renewal. The deadline for applic,atlt~IPlS III psychi~lnaaln1998+1999 I II I April ~8th, 2000. All applicants must receive a III LarryWright Sue Bevan • Career t--J~zL~I II I proposal package from Steven Groves at 635 5449 Ill EdwardWesley Mr. & Mrs. KenMcDames • Relationships ~| II or 1 800 663 6396 (sgroves@kermode,net). II DelberlMould BrianSeymour • Spouse habits 'V-~ I Ill The UKFRC Partner Group has an open mem- II • Picking Lotto #'s | 11 bership policy for interested community organiza- II Marhne Henry JennyJoseph • Vin2000 | II I tions. Please call Steven Groves for more III SlellaWright TimWest-J0hns0n 1-900-451-4055| ~=information. )~ 24 HRS. $2.99/mln. 18÷ / B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 BRJ':rLSH NOTICEINVITING APPLICATION FOR w,,,~=(~ ~I~_(,.OLUMBIA TIMBERSALE LICENCEA61026 r~.= ~E INVITATION TO TENDER Pursuantto Section20 of the Fores,Act, a .timberSalo Liconce is beingoffered for salo, We're There Closing Date: April2712000 at 8:30a.m. District:Kalum Geographic Location: BranchH.85.1 off of HarperFSR approx.27.5 km & We Care The City of Terrace requires pricing for the Term: Six (6) months The City of Terrace requires pricing for the Supply of Vehicle Belts. The tender document Volume: 4,440 cubicmetros, more or less Upset StumpagoRole. $1e.ttper cubic melra Supply of Vehicle Filters. The tender document will be available to suppliers for pick-up at the The upcot stumpagorate was determinedby the MarketPricing System, and Is will be available to suppliers for pick-up at the applicableonly to coniferousgreen sawlog grades. Public Works Office, 5003 Graham Ave. on April Spocles: Hemlock54%, Balsam48%, more or less Public Works Office, 5003 Graham Ave. on April 13, 2000, closing on April 26, 2000. Tenderswill only be acceptedfrom Individuals Or corporationsregistered as a Small Busi~lossForest Enterprise, Category one (1) and/attwo (2);: 13, 2000, closing on April 26, 2000. Logging System: Groundbased road right.of-way Applicationswill be acceptedby the DistrictManager, Kalum Forest District,200- REGIONAL DISTRICTOF 5220 KoithAvenue, Terrace. BritishColumbia VBG 1L1 until8:30 a,m, on April27, 2000. BULKLEY-NECHAKO Th0ro is additionalmaterial which the applicantmust consider in theirapplication. District of Stewart 492 AlaskaHighway Tel: 250-692-3195 This material,application forms, and other informationabout the SmallBusiness PostOffice Box 460, Stewart,British Columbia V0T 1WO Box 820, Burns Lake Toil Free: 1-800-320-3339 Program.can be obtainedfrom the aboveForest District Office. Specify Timber Sale Tel (250) 636-2251 Fax (250) 636-2417 British Columbia, VOJ IE0 Fax: 250-692-3305 LiconcoA6t 026. Email: [email protected]

Please welcome your ROYCE DISTRICTOF STEWART canvassers when they REGIONAL DISTRICT OF BULKLEY-NECHAKO knock on your door. EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST - ARCHITECTCONO,E INVITATION TO BID REQUESTFOR PROPOSALS INC. TRANSFER STATION DESIGN AND TRANSFER The Districtof Stewart is requestingproposals from interestedfirms for extraction and export of gravel from the Bear River, which STATION CONSTRUCTION NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako is entertaining flows by the town of Stewart, B.C. The proposals are due by 4:00 Sealed tenders endorsed "HEATING AND VENTILATION pm PST on May 31, 2000. Expressions of Interest from qualified firms to provide UPGRADE - TRADES BUILDING, NORTHWEST BRIIISH COLUMBIA Aggradation of the Bear River is posing a flood threat to the town ~NO ~UXON Ol'~lSIOh services for two separate projects to be completed in COMMUNITY COLLEGE (TERRACE CAMPUS)" will be 2000: the design of the Fort St. James Transfer Station and received at the office of: of Stewart, and The District wishes to sublease its License of the construction of the Fort St. James Transfer Station. Royce Condie Architect Inc. Occupation for grovel to a firm or firms which will remove it from the river bed and possiblyexport it from the Bear RiverValley. The solid waste transfer station design will consist of #200 - 3219 Eby street preparation of a facility design and operations plan for a Terrace, B.C. The section of river bed available is about 1..5 km long by 200m new transfer station at the location of the current Fort St. V8G 4R3 wide. The depth of the alluvial gravel deposit is not known, but is James Landfill, and will include the preparation of a tel: (250) 635-7191 thought to be in excessof 5m. The deposit consists of gravel with cost/benefit analysis of using a compaction system as part fax: (250) 635-2107 less that 10 percent sand. of the facility design. The facility design should be com- up to 2:00 13.m. local time, Friday, APril 28, 2000. Stewart is served by an all-weather highway and a port facility with a bulk loader and barge facilily. U,n~Wo I (~ pleted by mid-June, 2000. In broad general terms the project consists of replacement ~I~I'LSII ,cusses and improvements to the heating and ventilation systems The District will collect a royalty from the subhssee of $1 per L.OIJ.~BIA The second Project, construction of the Fort St. James Transfer Station, will commence immediately upon com- combined with related electrical and architectural works. cubic metreon behalf of the Province. SUBSTANTIAl pletion of the facility design. Construction of the solid These training shops contain an area of approximately There is working area and potential for infill usage near the zone COMPLETION waste transfer station will include review of the facility 2,400 square metres with ancillary teaching space of 1,100 of extraction. Proposalsinvolving consequentor subsequent indus' In the matterof constructionof the square metres. trial or commercial development of the foreshore area are Km 24.5 and Km 25 bridges on the design, tendering for the construction contractor, and Upper KitimatForest ServiceRoad supervision of construction of the facility. The Fort St. Site Visit: Contractors are strongly encouraged to visit site encouraged. in the Kalum ForestDistrict. James Transfer Station is scheduled to be operational by on Wednesday, April 19th, at 3:00 p.m. local time. The successfulapplicants will be required to obtain necessaryper- OWNER: November, 2000. Subtrade tender~ for trades listed below shall be depos- mits and approvals, including, in all likelihood,going through the Ministry of Forests Please note that proponents may bid on both the Fort St. ited with one of the bid depositories noted hereunder up to BC Environmental Assessment process. Governmentat British Columbia James Transfer Station design project and the Fort St. 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25, 2000. The proposals shall be written in a clear, complete and legible James Transfer Station construction project, but these pro- GENERALCONTRACTOR: - Vancouver and Lower Mainland Bid Depository manner. Proponents shall outline their experienceand capabilities Katum ConstructionLtd. jects will be awarded to separate engineering firms. - Prince George Bid Depository to undertake this project. The proposals shall also include an esti' 4305 Thomas St, Terms of Reference for these two projects may be .1 ONLY those trades listed below are required to include mate of the volume to be extracted, an extraction plan, time ele- Terrace, British Columbia obtained from the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako's BONDING in accordance with depository rules. ment for extraction, discussion of extraction and processing meth' VBG 3H2 Environmental Servicesdepartment between the hours of BONDING REQUIRED FOR: odology including infill usage, storageand transportation. .1 Take notice that, In accordance 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, excluding Mechanical (Division 15 000 complete) For further information and to express an interest in this pro ect with the Builders' Lion Act of statutory holidays. Proposals will be accepted by the contact Brian Woodward, Administrator, at 2.50-636-2251, or by British Columbia, Tatar Regional District until 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 25, 2000. .2 All other trades not listed above shall submit tenders Performancehas been established directly to General Contractor bidders. fax and 250-636-2417. An information/tender package may be for the aboveproject on March 28, All interested parties are to forward their proposals to the prepared and/or a technical presentationgiven in Terraceand/or 2000. Regional District of Sulkley-Nechako, attention Mr. Jay General Contractors may obtain a set of construction docu- the Lower Mainland if there is sufficientinterest. Simons, Chief Administrative Officer. ments from the Architect on deposit of $200.00 refunded Regional Manager For further information, please contact Laura Mitchell, only upon return of the documents in good condition Ministry of Forests within ten (10) days of close of tenders. Prince RupertForest Region Environmental ServicesAssistant. Documents will be available for inspection from: Terrace Construction Association Bulkley Valley Lakes District Construction Association CITY OF TERRACE Northern B.C. Construction Association NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DISTRICT OF KITIMAT Vancouver Regional Construction Association Southern Interior Construction Associations: RECREATION DEPARTMENT - Kelowna Plan Room OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT - Kamloops Plan Room TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend KmMAT - PenYicton Plan Room Schedule "B" (Land Use Plan) of the City of Terrace Official BROCHURE Tenders must be accompanied by a bid bond drawn in Community Plan BylawNo. 1312-1993 ~J favour of the Owners in the amount of $50,000.00 which THE SUBJECTLANDS: will be forfeited on failure of the tenderer to enter into a The application affects the lands, within the City of Terrace, shown P CO-ORDINATION contract when required. shad~l on the accompanying maps and described as: :1 The successful tenderer is required to furnish a Performance Lot 1, DistrictLot 362, Range 5, Coast District, Plan PRP41889 • ii Bond in an amount equal to fifty percent (50%) of the con- (Linear Park) 2000, 2001 AND 2002 tract price, within fourteen (14) days after notification of R DisMct Lot 6752, Range ,5, Coast District award of the contract. (Ferry Island) Royce C0ndieArchitect Inc. Northwest Community College Sealed proposals in separate envelopes marked "Proposal for Brochure #200 - 3219 Eby Street 5331 McC0nnellAvenue .. O Co-ordination 2000, 2001 and 2002" will be received at the District of Terrace, B.C. Terrace, B,C, ,.'~'~' "~:i' Kffimat Purchasing Department Office located at 206 Enterprise Avenue, V8G 4R3 V8G 4X2 Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2C7, not later than 2:30 p.m. local time on Tuesday, tel: (250) 635-7191 contact: Peter Crornpton, P April 18, 2000 and will be opened in public at that time. fax: (250) 635-2107 Mgr. Facilities The work involved under this contract includes co-ordinating the overall contact: RoyceCondie, MAIBC tel: (250) 638-5406 publication, design, layout, content, printing and distribution of the 0 quarterly brochures; as well as being responsible to secure advertising in the brochures. CITY OF TERRACE Inquiries should be directed to the District of Kitimat, Mr. Steve Lawson, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING S Purchasing Agent, at the above noted address, telephone 632-7200, fax 632-4650. Proposal documents will be available upon request. The District of Kitimat reserves the right to reject all proposals received ZONING BYLAWAMENDMENT A or to award the contract to other than the lowest proposal bid, after a full TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend value analysis, if it perceives such to be in its best interest. Schedule "A" [Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. h Steve Lawson THE SUBJECTLAND: L Purchasing Agent The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, shown shaded on the accompanying maps and described as: C.N.R. Lot 1, DistrictLot 362, Range 5, CoastDistrict, Plan PRP41889 (Linear Park) A RegionalDistrict of Kitimat-Stikine IIIII I IF NOTICE Skeena South, Terrace North and Thornhill Fire Protection Service Areas The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine intends to adopt the Skeena Fire Protection Local Service Area Establishment Bylaw No. 466, 2000. The purpose of this bylaw is: Firstly, to merge the three existing Regional District fire protection service areas in the Terrace area into a single area; Secondly, to harmonize the tax rate for fire protection services throughout the ~UUNICtPAL B0~D~YI area; and Thirdly, to 'increase the level of emergency response to the area by expanding ~~£ LOWH£ao OtGHaAtr6 Regional District and Fire Department authority to provide additional services such as first responder to medical emergencies, ambulance assist and rescue. The three service areas include the Thornhill, Terrace North and Skeena South Fire Protection Areas. The Thornhill Fire Protection Area was created in 1973 and extended to include Copperside in 1977. The Terrace North service area was created in 1995 followed by the Skeena South service area in 1997. The Thornhill Fire Department, with its main hall in Thornhill and satellite halls at THE INTENT: Lakelse Lake and Kleanza, responds throughout the service area in conjunction with the City of Terrace Fire Department under a Joint Fire Protection Emergency To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw 1431- 1995 by changing the zoning classification of the properly Response arrangement. shown shaded: THE INTENT: Operationally, the three existing service areas already function as a single entity. FROM: Ugh, Industrial (M1) To amend Schedule "B" (Land Use Ran) of the Community Plan They have a common operating budget and share im per, ant resources and ca pital TO: Park and Recreation (P2) by designaling the land shown shaded: investment such as firefighters and equipment. Depending on need, the tax rates AS: Communily and Public Use for the three service areas have varied over the years. Thornhill has ranged from To allow for the developmentof a linear park. $0.96 to $1.65/$1000 of net taxable assessed value on land and improvements. BYLAW INSPECTION: BYLAW INSPECTION: Terrace'North has ranged from $1.43 to $1.78/$1000 and Skeena South has THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT ranged from $1.96 to $2.56/$1000. BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the recep- BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTED in the receo- tion area at Ihe City of Terrace Public Works Buildlnnat .5003 lion area at the City of Terrace Public Works Buildinqat 5003 If tax rates were to be harmonized, the effect on the 2000 budget year would Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of~:30 a.m. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of'~:30 a.m have resulted in a tax rate of $1.$84/$1000 of net taxable assessed value on land to 4:30 p.m. each day from Wednesday, April 12111,2000, to to 4:30 p.m. each day from Wednesday, April 12th, 2000, to Tuesday, April 25..th, 2000, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesday, April 251h, 2000, excluding Sa urdays, Sundays, and improvements. This would amount to a marginal increase of $0.06 to Good Friday, April 21 st, 2000 and EasterMonday, April 24lh, Good Friday,April 21 st, 2000 and EasterMonday, April 24"1h, $0.17/$1000 above the current year's tax rates for Terrace North and Thornhill 2000. 2000. respectfully and a modest decrease of $0.47 for that of Skeena South. PUBLICHEARING DETAILS: pUBUC HEARINGDETAILSi In anticipation this bylaw will be adopted, the Regional District and the Thornhill Any persons wishing to voice their opinions regarding this Any persons w sh ng to voice the r opinions regardlnq this Fire Department have taken some preliminary measures to ensure that, based on application may do so in writing, and/or in person, AT THE application may do so in writing, and/or in person, Af THE availability, first responder and ambulance assist service is provided throughout PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPALCOUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPALCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON TUESDAY,APRIL 25TH, 2000. the entire service area as soon after adoption of this bylaw as possible. CHAMBERS,AT 7:00 P.M. ON TUESDAYrAPRIL 25THr 2000. THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Persons wishing to inspect the bylaw or make inquiries should contact the MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS RegiOnal District of Kitimat-Stikine, 300-4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G THERETO. THERETO. 4E 1, Telephone: 615-6100. Office hours of the Regional District of Kitimat-Stlkine TAKE NOTICEand be governed accordingly. TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. are 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, excluding holidays. RON P~LE, ChiefAdministrative Officer . RON POOLEr ChiefAdministrallve Officer k y "The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000- B9

1 , ~ " : 240 PERSONALS Public Notice of Review MISCELLANEOUS ANYONE WITH information on WOMAN SEEKS man between • ...., Amendment to Forest Development Plans a stolen grey and red fishing 50-56 yrs for friendship etc., Forest Licence A1683S (1997-2003) and tackle box with a 3 number cod- non smoker, non drinker, send $$GOVERNMENT PRO- HERBALIFE INDEPENDENT Tree Farm Licence No. 1 (1998-2005) ed lock please contact the photo ? and/or into to File # 58 ESTATE SALE 2-D7 Cats, GRAMS information Govern- Distributor. for product or oppor- ment assistance programs in. Expedited Major Salvage RCMP or 635-2406. Incident c/o Terrace Standard, 3210 welder, portable air compres. tun@. Please call Evelyn 250- occurred mid march at Ka- Clinton St, Terrace, BC, V8G sor, pressure washer, tractor formation to assist the start or 635-1543 Skeena Cellulose Inc, has made an application to the lum/Park Street area. Contents 5R2 swather, bale stacker, boiler, expansion of your business and LAUNDROMAT/ COLLECT- Kalum Forest, District Manager to harvest areas of wind, of value to me. (it does not con- power saw, antique tractor, an- farm. Call 1-800-505-8866 ABLE store for sale. Great lo- thrown timber in the Big Cedar River area of FL. A16835 tain money or fishing tackle) tique hay rack like new irrigation 4TH YEAR and growing daily. cation, new building & parking and the Kiteen River area of TFL#1. Reward offered for it's return or equipment. 250-256-7715 Anyone can be successful with lot. All offers considered. Call The Forest Development Plan is consistent with the Forest for valid Information. ESTATE AUCTION Saturday KENMORE HEAVY Duty wash- this home business. No hype, 250-635ol 128 or 250-615-4774. April 15 11:30 am. 4071 Me- Act, the Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act, and BC'S LARGEST chatline, Over er and dryer for sale. Three no selling, Just huge weekly Ask for Simon all applicable Regulations. 4000 men & women call a day. Lean Road, Quesnel. Hand years old, excellent condition; cheques. 1-800-811-2141. Public review of these amendments is available at 5Cl's Connect live or just listen. Use tools, woodworking tools. Too $500 for the pair. 250-635-4653 Code 112202 SUCCESSFUL KAMLOOPS much to list. Phone BC Auc- Woodlands Office from April 12, 2000 to April 22, 2000 free trial code 5030. Call locally APPLIANCE REPAIR business Housecleaning business for tions 250 992-9325 SCUBA GEAR Womens War- sale, Nominated by Chamber of during regular business hours. 310-CHAT. www.trylive- dell drysuit/gloves; hood, regu- Last year's gross $100,000+. Upon review of these amendments, please provide any links.corn Asking $29,900. Long establish Commerce or Homebased QUESNEL EXOTIC 6th Annual lator, flippers, snorkel, mask, Business of the year. For enqui- written comments to: CANADA'S BEST regulator bag, gear bag. $1000. company name. Top of sunny 24 Fur & Feather Auction. May 6th, ries contact 250.372.0403. Ask- Skeena Cellulose Inc. Padi tank and weight belt $200. Okanagan. (Vernon), Phone HOUR 1 on 1 (18yrs+) 1- 2000, 11:00 am. Alex Fraser in~ $65,000 Terrace Operations 888-913-8122 from Agri-Plex. Please consign early. Phone 250-785-7990 fax 250- owner for more information. 250-545-5530 YOUR DOLLAR Store with 4900 Keith Ave ...... $2.00/min, Credit card bill- 250-249-5210, 250-747-3212, 785-7905 Terrace, B.C. 250-992-6289 A'I-rENTION: I lost 40 pounds Morel Franchise opportunities ing. 1-900-451-2220 : 410 FARM in 100 Mile House, Burns Lake, V8G SL8 $3.99/min Website: in 2 months. We need repre- fax (250) 638-65720 sentatives in your area. Call to- Vandrhoof, etc. Total invest- www,discreettalk.com • EQUIPMENT: : ment 60 to 90 thousand. Equity E-mail: sciwoods@osg,net day. 250-635-1543 CAN'T USE Viagra? Maximus required 30%. Great return on Natural Cream now available. JEN-AIR STOVETOP built in 3 NH 276 Square Baler $2500. AUCTIONS ARE hell Exciting investment. Contact Dave Uzel- For FREE into kit call Mark's pc. Good condition. Call 250- Massey #9 Square Baler $900. Dot.Corn business, Turnkey, man Phone: 250-860.4225 Fax Plaza Pharmacy. Toll Free 1- 638-1044 Bail elevator 24' $400. 6-Bale training, high profit, no experi- 250-860-4215 Cell 1-250-490- 877-747-6664 NEW DINING room table and stooker $300. Equipment locat- ence, no selling, exceptional 1450 Email yourdollarstore ed in Smithers. For into phone home/office or plug in business. LOOKING FOR passenger fly- six chairs. Asking firm $225.00. @hotmail.com Website I Invitation to Tender 250-314-3919 Bill Demand. 1-800-654-9788 ing to Las Vegas, for more into Phone 250-638-1475 after www.dollarstore.ca In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and call 250-635-3955 6:30p.m. BE FIRST In Canadal Hot, solid 425 LIVESTOCK ~ Internet Company, potentially Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for VERY ATTRACTIVE S/F non- the next "Yahoo.com" looking the following: smoker, 35. Independent, ca- 360 GARAGE 15.3 HH, 13 year pld dark bay for key leaders now to position ABSENTEE OWNER selling Project Number: 56916-2001 reer oriented, loves the out- quarterhorse/thouroughbred yourself for huge Income. Cana- photo lab in Campbell River. doors, literature, travel and cul- SALES Contract ID: 541MN0036 gelding. Has been packed, rid- da officially opened in April. Modern equipment, good loca- ture. Seeking friendships with Location: The work is located within the Nass den, driven, used extensively Limited positions. Call now 1- tion, excellent tourist trade. Valley Highway District Maintenance single men 33-45 who have YESIlII YOU can make money on cattle and on trails. Experi. 800-934-3473 ext 2200 similar interests. Must be attrac- at garage sales. How and what Provides very good living for Area. enced horse person please ask- owner/operator. $69,900, May tive, independent, and confid- to sell. Send $5.00 for into to BIG PROFITSI $6,000 invest- Descrlptlon: To provide Traffic Control Services on ing $2000. 250-698-7322 eves be purchased for as little as ent. Reply to file # 56, c/o Ter- MGF Products, PC Box 172, Ki- 250-698-7337 days. ment in the Japanese Yen, an "As and When" required basis. could have recently given you a $15,000 down plus approx- race Standard, 3210 Clinton St., timat, BC, V8C 2G7 EXOTIC AND standard live- Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Terrace, BC, VdG 5R2 return of $45,000. Call 1-888- imately $20,000 inventory. Con- Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be stock auction May 13, 2000 10 807-4364 for your REPORT & tact Don: 250-361-4320 days, received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways am at NT Fall Fair grounds, find out what market is ready for 250-388-5683 evenings. at 4825 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. until 2:00 p.m. (local Barriere. Small, large animals & THE NEXT BIG MOVEll TRAIN TO work in the comput- birds. Consignments accepted, time) on April 26, 2000, when tenders will be opened in E-COMMERCE Franchise. Mul- er industry. Network Techni- public. Fax revisions must be sent to (250) 638-6461. 7 am to 10 am May 13. 672- cian, Computer Technician, 5672 tiple E-Commerce Profit Cen- A bid security will be required in accordance with the ires No experience required. Programmer Analyst, Office Ad- Conditions of Tender. ~p. NOTICETO FALLING CONTRACTORS u,,~ (~ I Eam up to $10-$20K per ministrator. For program or INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR ro.~ A pre-tender meeting will be held April 19, 2000, month, full training, complete student loan information, from CONTRACT E01-02-9999 our CDI College (Abbotsford 10:00 a.m. in the conference room at 4837 Keith Avenue, SealedTenders for the MiscellaneousSnag And Road ClearingFalling on Kalum FREE RANGE turnkey business. 1-800-654- Terrace, B.C. ForestDistrict roadswill be receivedby the DistrictManager, Kalum Forest District, 9788 Campus) Call toll free today 1- PORK & GEESE 888-229-1555 All interested parties are required to obtain the consent #200 • 5220 Koith Avenue,Terrace, British Columbia, V8G 1L1, until 11:30a.m, on April28. 2000.and willbe openedin publicat thattime. FOR SALE GET INVOLVED with the Inter- of the designated contact person prior to conducting any Tendersare invitedfrom qualifiedcontractors only. A qualifiedcontractor is one who net. Work from home using a on-site investigation. can supplydocumentation as requiredIn Section26.22 of the Workers'Compensation CALL simple system and make seri- Tender documents are available between the hours of Board'scurrent Occupational Health and SafetyRegulations, and Is in goodstanding 798-2214 ous money, Free Intemet serv- 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., withthe Registrarof Companiesand the Workers'Compensation Board. ice included. Call 250-698- Monday to Friday, except holidays from the Ministry of All inquiriesshould be directedto BrianBailey at the aboveaddress. Phone 250638- *Hay is also 7649, 250-248-8197, 250-635- AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 5117or Fax 250638-5176. available for sale Transportation and Highways at 4825 Keith Avenue, Tendersmust be submittedon the formsand in the envelopesupplied which, with 1he 2556 or 604-607-5539 wanted in Terrace. 5 yrs, ex- Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7, Phone (250) 638-6435 For books particulars,may be obtainedfrom the Ministryof Forests,District Manager indicated. GREEN HOUSES for sale. perience, BC ORIP ticket re- $33.00 Plus 7% GSTand 7% PST for a total of $37.62. No tendershall be consideredhaving any qualifyingclauses whatsoever, and the low- 8'x10' and up, Call for informa- quired. Wages negotiable ac- est or any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted. GENERAL LIVESTOCK haul- Tender documents may be ordered from all Regional tion 250-635-3067 cording to experience. Contact Contractaward is subjectto fundingbeing available at the time. ing, cattle, horses,sheep. Li- Dominic or Malcolm, Columbia and District offices of the Ministry of Transportation and GUIDING AREA for sale, in the Highways. Payment (Canadian funds only) for tender censed and insured for Canada, Auto Haus 250-635-5717 or fax USA. Hay hauling and sales. Chilcotin. For more into contact 250-635-1182 documents shall be made by cash, cheque or money B. Parker at 780-685-2371 order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and BAILIFF SALE 250-694-3448, cell 250-692- GITXSAN HEALTH Authority Corporate Relations. All purchases are non-refundable. 6559, fax 250-694-3769. Jeff requires a community health Giesbrecht Transport, Burns For further information, contact 1992 Dodge 1-ton pickup on duals, Cummins Turbo FOR SALE OR LEASE nurse to provide community Lake, BC> nursing services to Gitxsan Todd Hubner diesel fully loaded, supercab GET WHAT you need in Bull Complete Shingle Mill communities located in north 4825 Keith Avenue, For appointmentto view contact the undersigned. Bids will Power. Calving ease, high fertil- For sale with assumable western BC. Baccalaureate de- Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7. be accepted until the hour of 12:00 noon Wednesda,y, ity, fast gains, higher returns, Land lease. Leasing of gre in nursing or RN with com- (250) 615-3937 Tarentaise gives you all this munity health diploma and 3 Fax (250) 638-6461 April 26, 2000. The highest bidder not necessari0, "and more. Yearling heifers and mill possible for years experience. Current li- accepted. bulls available. WilI-Dor Ranch. qualified person(s).AU cense to practice nursing in The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be 1-780-542-6575. Drayton Valley BC., criminal record check and accepted. the advantages of being Caledonia Bailiff Services AB. 3 references are required. Sub- your own boss at half Roger Smith HORSE~& Tack sale. Sunday mit letter of application and re- Ministryi lit iiii; o,' 250-635-7649 . April 30th; ' 11 i30 am.: 4071 Mc- the cost. Contact Larry sume to Arleen Tho~as/:Exec-;' ..,BRITISH ! utive Administrator, Gitxsan. Transportation Lean Road, Quesnel. Please book early. Phone BC Auctions. 635-5449 Health Authourity, Box 223, Ha- L.,OLUMBIA and Highways 250-992-9325 zelton, BC V0J 1YO. Fax 250- ~ LapointeEngineering Ltd. WANTED TO buy, 2 used, 842-0079 322 Indush'iolAvenue • Kitimat, B.C. VSC 2E9 • Telephone {250i 639-9252 • Fox (250) 639-9255 12'x12' metal corrals with a 4' gatre in one panel. High Hog, NOTICE OF TENDER Lemco, High Qual all ok. 1-250- 698-7627 Lapointe Engineering Ltd. will receive SEALED TENDERS for CITY OF TERRACE www.tackstore.bc.ca NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING "Phase 1 Construction of Upper Bench Subdivision" up to 2:00 p.m. PDST on April 27, 2000 at: Are you interested Lopointe Engineering Ltd. 322 Industrial Avenue ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT Kitimat, B.C. Gottttsellor TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend V8C 2E9 Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. Bid documents will be available for pickup from, Lapointe THE SUBJECT LAND: Engineering Ltd. on April 3, 2000 at a non:refunda~te cost of The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, $125.00 per set. Pleasecontact our office if you wish to reserve a copy of the Bid Documents. shown shaded on the accompanying map and described as: We are offering a six month full-time A mandatary site meeting will be held on April 18, 2000 in District Lot 6752, Range 5, Coast District Professional Counselling Program leading to a (Ferry Island) Kitamaat Village, B.C. The time and location for this meeting will be stated in the Bid Document. Residential SchoolAbuse Counsellor Certificate The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Inquiries regarding this project can be directed to: Mr. Kalev Teder, C. Tech. START DATE: May 8, 2000 Survey Manager Lapointe Engineering Ud. Tile Counsellor Training Institute of Canada ~p.oy wr" 322 Industrial Avenue NeW and the Northwest Band Social Workers Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2E9 . 846;'9863 Association are in partnership for this full time Telephone: 250.639-9252 :1"888-686:q566. . . Fax: 250-639-9255 , 121..Snw t6,rel wa : " program.There is limited seating and if you are lafvi'//,;it i,,,iiii, ,ii;76.i:,,,f/h,;,:.~,'t,h'k. interested of would like further information, please call (250) 638-0744 or 1-888-655-6533 Public Viewing/Callfor Comments& (out of town). dl~l'.41 ADORABLE GOLDEN Retriev- • J~CIPAL eOUNOARY Tree Farm Licence 1 Skeena er puppies for sale. Vet i checked 1st shots provided. i Forest DevelopmentPlan (2000-2007) $350. Phone 250-798-2045 Including the Road Maintenance and DeactivationPlan (Lakelse Lake) Northwest MINIATURE DACHSHUND Skeena CelluloseInc. - Terrace Operations pups, 7 weeks old. Red or black and tan. Vet checked, de- wormed, parents available for The Cornerstone of Community Education for 25 years Skeena Cellulose Inc. (SCI), TerraceOperations, invites you to view and viewing. Can deliver. $300-350 comment on our Forest DevelopmentPlan for the years 2000 through PH 250-845-7490 Childsafe ...... $70 2007. This Plan applies to our operationson TFL#I in and around the ~r April 15 Terracearea. We will be showingthese plansat the followinglocations an(J PUREBRED GERMAN shepherd puppies. Wormed. times. First shots. Health hip and el- Computer Starter Course ...... $49 ( NP April 17-19 Apd112,2000. June 12, 2000 SCl- WoodlandsOffice bows guarantees. Parents may Men.to Fd. 8:00am- 4:30pro 4900Kelth Ave., Terrace, B.C. be seen, Avaiable April 1. Ter- race. 250-635-4084 Transportation Endorsement ...... $83 THE INTENT: ~r April 20 Apd112,2000. June 12, 2000 TerracePublic Library REGISTERED BLACK and yel- To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw 1431- RegularOperating Hours 4610Park Ave., Terrace B.C. low Lab pups. Healthy field and MS Access Database ...... $164 1995 by changing the zoning classification at the properly trial stock. $250 to $500. Phone ~r April 25 - May 4 shown shaded: 250-842-6447 Representativesfrom 8keena CelluloseInc, will be availableat the SCl Electrofishing ...... $299 FROM: Low Densily Rural Woodlandsoffice to answeryour questions.Comment sheets will be avail- TO: Park and Recreation (P2} able at both locations, ~r April 27-28 To bring Ferry Island into conformance with the Official The main purposeof the ForestDevelopment Plan (FDP} is to ensurethat HIGHWAY LOG hauler-1989 Homeopathy & Healing ...... $69+ Community Plan proposedharvesting operations address Inlegrated resource management freightliner 42" sleeper, 430 HP ~r April 29 BYLAW INSPECTION: constraints,aboriginal use, and other publicend resource uses. The FDP series 60, 18 speed, 44 rears, Intro to PowerPoint 97 ...... $164 air-ride, logging bull board, THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT identifies those cutblocksand roads which the Iicencee may Include in ,r May 1-10 BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the recep- epplicalionsduring the term of the FDP, It also indicates proposedroad PLUS 1984 Jeep and 1980 tion area at 1t18 City of Terrace Public Works Building at 5003 deactivationactivities for the nextthree years. Pole trailer. All certified. Ready Air Conditioning Retrofit ...... $135 to work $27,000. Trades con- Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of 8:30 a.m. Mr May 2 to 4:30 p.m. each day from Wednesday, April 12111,2000, fo The Forest DevelopmentPlan must be consistentwith the ForestAct, the sldered. Phone 250-638-0047 Tuesday, April 251h, 2000, exc ud ng Saturdays, Sundays, Forest Practices Codeof British ColumbiaAct, and any HigherLevel plans or pa.qe 250-638-3006 Worm Composting ...... $59+ Good I~riday, April 21 st, 2000 and Easter Monday, April 241h, in effect for the Llcencefor the Llcenceat lhe timethe ForestDevelopment THUNDERBIRD RANCH and m- May 3 (Includes worms & compost kit) 2000. Plan is submitted. farm equipment, Quality used PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS: sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- OFA Level I ...... ,, Upon reviewof this ~lan, pleaseprovide any commentsyou may have, in able. Dave Crossan 250-567- ~" May 3 Any persons wishing to voice thelr opinions regarding this writingto: 2607, 6 km Mapes Road, Van- application may do so in writing, and/or in person, AT THE derhoof, BC Traffic Control Recertiflcation ...... $60 PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 5keenaCellulose Inc,, Terrace Operations CHAMBERS,AT 7:00 P.M. ON TUESDAY,APRIL 25TH, 2000. 4900 KeithAve,, Terrace, B,C., V8G 5L8 ,r May 5 (fax: (250)638.5720) THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Traffic Control Flagging ...... $169 ~UN/~CIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS We ask that you providethese comments to us no laterthan June 12, 2000. w, May 6-7 THERETO, All Input receivedfrom the public during the advertisementperiod will be TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. forwardedto the District Managerof the Kalum Forest District, Ministryof LOGGING TRUCK loads of RaN POOLE, Chief Administrative.Officer Forests. Birch firewood for sale. Phone 638-7290. B10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 i ~First Nations Education Centre "~ School District No, 82 (Coast Mountains) BURNS LAKE & District CED NORTHERN DRUGS, celebrating it's 30th year in Community Economic Associal. FAX: 125oI 635.231S The First Nations Education Centre retail pharmacy in Northwestern B.C., has an immedi- tion. CED Coordinator. The Burns Lake & District CED Is Ksan House Society, IS ACCEPTINGRESUMES FROM PEOPLE ate opening for the permanent part-time position of INTERESTEDIN SUBSTITUTINGFOR THE POSITIONOF Cosmetician at it's Terrace location. The successful accepting resumes for the posi- Terrace Transition House tion of CED Coordinator. Re- HOME AND SCHOOL applicant will be assisting our chief cosmetician in the poding directly to the Board, the inventory control, merchandising, and retailing of successful candidate will work AUXILIARY SUPPORT COORDINATOR health & beauty products. A commitment to customer with the community to promote Applicants must have strong communication service by the applicant is essential. business development, diversifi- WORKER cation, and expansion. Salary Is skills, possess a valid drivers licence and have Interested candidates will have the following commensurate with experience Terms: On Call Shift work (12 hour shifts) immediate access to a vehicle. qualifications: and qualifications. Deadline for resumes is April 13, 2000 at Qualifications: Submit resume to -able to deal effectively with the public -neat in appearance 3:00 pm. For more information - Diploma or certificate in the field of social services and/or Elmer Moody contact Susan Schelnbeln at extensive experience in domestic Abuse. -able to work in an independent environment 250-692-7724 Bums Lake & Must possess a solid analysis o[ violence against women and First Nations Education Centre -creativity and flair for merchandising District CED, Box 808 Bums their children who witness; L 3430 Sparks Street -able to work evenings, weekends, and holidays Lake, BC, V0J 1E0. Ph. 250- - Strong organizational, problem solving, listening and Terace, B.C. V8G 2V3 j -accuracy, organization, and attention to detail 692-7724 Fx 250-692.7722 communication skills; : : bldced @netscape.net - Must submit to a Criminal record search...... -retail or cosmetic sales experience would be an asset CHAMBERMAID DESK- APPLICANTS SHOULD POSSESS: Salary will be commensurate with experience. CLERK needed at the Costa- - Abilily to provide feminist based support' advocacy and Please forward resume in confidence by Lessa Motel. This person practical information to women and children within our April 16th, 2000 to: should be conscientious, ambi- proflram; : WA1VTED. tious, and a team player. - Solic] knowledge of community resources; Ideal c:mdidate will llossess strong interpersonal and commu- NorthernDrugs Ltd., Please apply at the Costa. 230-4741 Lakelse Ave., An ability to deal with residents and other community agencies nication skills, ;is well as the ability to perfornt quickly under Lessa Motel, 3867 Hwy 16 in a professional manner; Terrace, B.C. East, Terrace between the The abty to ensure confidenllality; pressure. Other prerequisites inch~de being conscientious and V8G 4R9 hours of 6-8 p.m. An ability to work effectively in a "team" environment; able to work without snpetwision. EARN $200, $300, $500 per An ability to assist women and children incrisls; Attn: Roy Scherrer Applications ,are now being accepted for our Fax: 250-635-6389 week, assembling product in A First Aid Certificate; your own home, send a self ad- - A valid Drivers license and access to a vehicle would be Terrace location for email: [email protected] an asset. dressed stamped envelope to: PART/FULL TIME ...... O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. Anyone interested in this IX~sltion please forward your resume ...... West, Suite 541 ref 683 Missis- and cover letter to me no later than Apr 2!st, 2000 at 4:00 CUSTOMER SERVICE PROFESSIONALS saufla, ant, L5K 2R8 p.m. whose responsibilities include renting cars/trucks along with EDITOR REQUIRED. The Ksan House Socie.ly Nodh Island Gazette in Port Attn: Debbie Scarborough, Coordinator other office duties and the waslting and cloturing of cars and Hardy seeks an energetic, Terrace Tronsilion House trucks. Applicants tnust be able to work evenings and weekends skilled, team player. Several 4724 Lazelle Ave. ,as rctluired. Qu:llified candidates are requested to forward their years community newspaper Terrace, B.C. V8G 1T2 experience or journalism educa- resume in strict confidence by mail or fax to: tion and related experience are Sealand Ventures Ltd. Are you interested in required. Apply to: Bill Maca- I II., dam, Publisher, 949.6225 Fax ,.,u--e,:--,o. or o.o Community Issues and 949-7655 with resume by April • PROGRAIVl ~ OFFICER • i/i: 4278 ltanger Road Reproductive Health? 7, 2000 . .. • : • , . ~,'~2-~::;~ "~'~ Prince George, BC V2N 4M6 :, 'CONTINUING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT .. FEMALE CAREGIVER needed ,' . . =~ . '. • '. i , =- ) ..... i" " i Fax: (250) 635-7722 A challenging and exciting opportunity exists to provide part-time personal care to a female quadrepleglc. An I bone Calls Please Attn: Da~ n Madiocclfi Northwest Community College, Terrace Campus, has an For you to work with youth and volunteers Call Janet for into, 250-638- 1471 opening for a continuing part-time, 25 hours/week, 20 hours/month Program Officer in the Continuing Education Department, ENUMERATORSWALK FOR conunencing as soon as possible. Flexible hours and some (some evenings and daytime hours) $$$ NOWI travel are required. Salary will be in accordance with the Update your Terrace City Directory In Combine challenging work with a your home area. No selling. No expe- Collective Agreement with rite College and BCGEUSupport Staff Eligible RNABC Registration rience necessary. Paid weekly, unique tslmid lifestyle in one of the Scale, Level 7. Appmx, 3 weeks work. Start approx. following roles: Non-profit board experience & April 17. Prepare to work rain, 32 Reporting to rite Coordinator, Continuing Educatiou the incunt- hours/week. Apply In handwriting administrative skills an asset giving street address, phone number, bent will be responsible for the development, markethg, sales, A Heavy Duty Mechanic ale. to B.C. Dlrectorlee,file#55 do the negotiation and monitoring of training progrants, carrying out Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton St,, Send resume to: Terrace, BC, VBG 5R2 duties as ideutified for Progranl Officers. • MacMnist/Welder Terrace Planned Parenthood Association The preferred applicant will have a degree in a relevant area Juskathi, Queen Charlotte Timberlands Unit and demonstrated experience in tbe design, delivery, sales, C/o 3412 Kalum Street Partspersnn Required ~y/~yerhaeuser is one of Canada's forenlostIntegrated Terrace BC V8G 4T2 MUST HAVE: marketing and financial management of Short-term training. VV forest products companieswith majorlumber, : • Minimum 5 years experience in a Preference will be given to individuals with a practic;d knowl- distribution, pulp, paper and other business Interests across General Motors dealership Parts Department. edge of tim commuttity and the expertise that complement our tile country.Juskatla borders on the communkyOf Port . Telephone (250) 638-5413 - Sheila • Valid B.C. driver's license. Clements on Graham Island,which Is central to ,allfacilities A OTHER ASSETS: current Continuing Education team. lududlng shopping,airports, schools, recreation as well as ' vv ~ v ~ vvv v~ vvvv • Expenence in Electronic Catalogue flrst.dass fishingand hunting. (This Is not a campSetUng; Systems The successfid applicant will have demonstrated excellent accommmlatinnsare available In the area.) • Familiar with ADP systems GATEWAYBEHAVIOURAL SUPPORT SERVICES - NORTHERNB.C. • Cuslomer satisfaction oriented interpersonal, communication, organizational skills; facilita- Yoursuccess in either of the roles is dependentupon your: '~, • Strong Interpersonal skills • ti0n and negoii~ii6n:s~lls; exercise good judgment; contribute " =:Aappr0prlate' BCTQ(S)I IPTQ(s)or equivalent A;expertence: I, ;?~ Is Hiring For the Position.Of,,.= :... , Willing to learn, ...... "" '="" "i '~C~ ~- . ~.~ ~ ~,~',~a ,,Good salasEnanship i posih'vely'to t~:/i, uilai;,g, hanclle ambiguity, multiple tasking : : tn the maintenanceandlrepair of coastal toggingequlpnfent /.:~.~:~ A proven mechanicaltrouble.shooting skills • enthusiasm .... Behavtoural Consultant We a~e a large, modern General Moto~s and time pressure situations; and, interact effectively with .. for outd0or recreation • preference forlthe pace and spacel. ',,,,:2~k~ dealership located in the Fraser Valley interual departments and community partners/organizations In. small community. ",.,.~Y~t~, Available in Terrace or Prince Rupert is n half time p0silion, covering Automan in Ab~otsford. B.C. To the Terrace,Kitimat to Queen(harl0tles. successful candidate we offer a package for the successful delivery of continuing education and con- A competitive salary and benefits package as well as as well as the opportunity to work in a new Salary rangeis SI 5.86. $17.90 per hour. Benefitspackage is als0included. and pleasant environment 10ursumg a tract training. Lifting fundture and heavy boxes is required. a stimulating career environment are offered, and, challenging and interesting career, utilizing relocation assistance is available. Please send.your As a consultantyou will be providing supportto families with children with leading edge technology. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those r~sum~ by ApH125, 2000 to: CE Draeger, Maintenance ~1 autism and 01herpervasive developmental disorders. Duties include assess- Please reply in writing to: Supervisor, WeyerhaeuserCompany Llndted, ~l Parts Department Manager selected for an interview will be coutaeted. PO Box 10, Juskatla, BC V0T IJO. Fax: 250.557.4221; ,,~¢~1 ment, program development,ongoing monitoring and modiyng of support Abboteford Motorcade Ltd. strolegies. Youri0b will als0 includesupporting and liaising with other profes- 30355 AutomaU Drive Resumes should be submitted not later th,'m la entail:C,OraegerOmbltd,com. ~.i Abbotsford, S.C. V2T 5M1 sionalsand caregiversand facilitationof groups. fax 857-5243 April 26, 2000 to: ~t We would like to thank all applicantsfor their ~ (604) ¢j Interest;however only shoHlisted candidates This position is diverse, interesting and challenging. I1 requires independ- Competition 00.013B uqll be centacted, Ne phone inqulrtesplease. ence, flex hours and travd. Regularuse 0f your own vehicle is required with Director, Hunran Resources c0mpensalionof kil0melers. J.S, Jones Educationin the Behaviouralsciences (Early Intervenlion, Psychology,Child Box 726, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4X2 Developmentetc.,) or the equivalentis preferred. Knowledgeand hands on TIMBER LTD. FAX: (250) 635-351 l Weyerhaeuser :. ' experience with autism, behavi0urd therapy and working wilh families is n requires a NORTHAVEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE must. A criminal recordcheck, first aid, CPI and CPRmust he obtained.A one week , ~, Millwright training coursein Vancouvermay als0 be required upon commencementof employment. Planerman The BehaviouralSupport Team in Northern B.C.is a motivating team which to fill a position imme- emphasizespersonal and professionalgrowS. ServiceIn families is planned, diately in their Boston implemenled, evaluated and further developedthrough a cooperativerela- Bar Division. tionship. If you enjoy beinga teamplayer and this fits your slyh- apply! MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS To obtain a i0b descriptioncontact Undo al (250) 561-1194. Pleasesubmit Please mail/fax North West Region FISHERIES POSITION resumes and applications t0 Support Services Coordinators, Gateway resumes to: Gitanyow Fisheries Authority is looking for an experienced Youth EmploymentProgram Behavi0urolSupport Services, 1023 LaSalIeAve., Prince George,B.C. V2L 4J6 ATTN: Shane Brown fisheries technician or biologist for a 6-8 month work term. Competition THRb:0001 or by taxing (250) 561-1i 95 or you may sendvia e-mail: gatekeeper@meg. Box 100 We are looking for a crew leader to assist in the completion netc0m. Boston Bar, B.C. There are Youth Emplo~'ment Opportunities with the Ministry of of various fisheries projects. Principle responsibilities will We lhank y0u in advancefor your applicali0nbut 0nly successfulapplicants VOK 1C0 Transportation and Highways, North West Region. The ministry will be contacted.This position is availableimmediately and will remain open include leading crews of up to 3 individuals on the following FAX: (604) 867-9797 i will be filling positions for pro ects in the Terrace, Smlthers, and unlil a successfulcandidale is found. contracts and reporting back to the department head biolo- Douse Lake areas. If hired you will be expected to work outdoors, gist. Experience in the following areas is not mandatory but in the laboratory, or office. Extended periods of travel may be preferred. Anticipated contracts include but not limited to the required. Length of employment is anticipated to be 2 monlhs to a J.S. Jones maximum of 4 months. following: I WILDLIFE TIMBER LTD. • Fry/smolt salvage initiatives The Youth Employment Program is intended to provide eligible requires a • Beaverdam mitigation participants with challenging and meaningful work assignments to help individuals develop long term work and life skills. LBIOLOGISTI • Sockeye/coho counting fence operations Certified • Sockeye smolt sampling The Province of Britisl~ Columbia is committed to employment Gitanyow Hereditary Chief's are seeking a wildlife biolo- • Stream Classifications eq sit r. Applications are encouraged from qualified equity groups gist to complement their existing resource management Millwright incru~ling: persons with disabilities, aboriginal persons visible team. to fill a position immedi- (to Forest Practices Code standards) minorities and women in non-traditional jobs. Please clearly •Coho Juvenile synoptic surveys ately in their Boston Bar indicale on your resume if you are included in any of Ihese Division. • Limnology studies designated groups. JOB DESCRIPTION: • Adult spawner enumeration surveys Help develop and implement Annual Wildlife Eli!lie lilly: Management Plan and associated Annual Wildlife Please mail/fax resumes (helicopter & stream surveys) To ~e eligible to apply for these positions you must: Harvest Plan. The successfu applicant will work out of to: • In nver selective fishing gear development • Be a permanent resident of British Columbia and eligible to work the Gitanyow Fisheries Authority office located in ATI'N: Shane Brown in Canada Kitwancool, B.C. Report to the Program Coordinator and Box 100 ,QUALIFICATIONS: • Possessa valid B.C. driver's license work in close contact with fisheries staff. Boston Bar, B.C. • Must be physically fit willing to work outdoors in most • Have previousl~y been enrolled in full time or part time studies at V0K 1C0 an educational institution in the six months prior to the work weather conditions assignment period. QUALIFICATIONS: FAX: (604) 867-9797 • Have a valid B.C. driver's license , Degree in Wildlife biology or related degrees Please indicate on your application, your experience or education • Must have experience leading crews in backcountry in the following areas: • Project management experience settings • Technical writing skills and proposal development • Math skills J.S. Jones • Good organizational, written and communication skills • Previous experience in a similar program and work- • Ability to work outdoors TIMBER LTD. • Must be able to identify both adults and juvenile • Computer and office related skills ing with First Nations would be an asset salmonlds requires a To Apply: SALARY: Certified Heavy Duty SALARY: Send resume/appllcatlon to the address below by 4:30 p.m., $35,000-$45,000/per annum, depending on Wednesday, April 26, 2000. Your covering letter must describe experience Mechanic $2,O00-$3,000/per month, depending on experience why you are interested in working for the Ministry of to fill a position immedi- Transportation and Highways, your future career plans, and how ately in their Boston Bar DEADLINES: you feel this experience will benefit you. Please also indicate your Please forward resume to: preferred geographical area. Only those applicants selected for Attn: Mark Cleveland or Valbert Williams Division. LeToumeau & April 24, 2000 - 4:30 p,m. interviews Will be contacted. Gitanyow Fisheries Authority logging equip experience an asset. Please forward resumeand cover letterto: stry of Transportation and Highways P.O. Box 148 At, n: Mark Cleveland or Valbert Williams h Employment Program Kitwanga, B,C, V0J 2A0 Please mail/fax resumes to: Gitanyow Fisheries Authority 7 Keith Avenue Ph: (250) 849-5246 Fax: (250) 849-5241 All'N: 5hane Brow, n P.O: Box 148 Terrace, BC VSG 1K7 Box 100 Kitwanga, B.C. V0J 2A0 DEADLINE: Attention: Cheryl Parkas Resume must be received by 4:30pm Boston Bar, B.C. Ph: (250) 84g-5246 Fax: (250) 849-5241 Phone: (250) 638-6453 OLUMBIA cBRJTIsH on April 28, 2000. V0K 1C0 Facsimile: (250) 615"3943 FAX: (604) 867-9797

¢ / , The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000- B11 540HELP i : ~n4---___ .... 636HOUSE S WANTED,, FQFI 636 HOUSES• .. FOR. ,. APARTMENTS ,' RENT , RENT' . FIRST NATIONS Fallers and TRANS CANADA' Credit ur- EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. teamsters for horse logging gently requires a Customer FOR RENT Bright, clean, spa- 1180 SQ. Ft. 4 bedroom. Fin- 4608 sco'n" Avenue. 2 bed- contractor. Permanent, full-time. Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810. TWO BEDROOM apartment in Service Representative. Candi- cious 2 bedroom unit with on- ished basement. 4 appliances. triplex. Very roomy. rooms, totally upgrades, wood Based 100 Mile. Send resume: Housing, renos, office remodel- site caretakers• Five applianc- Located in Thornhill. No pets. dates must be enthusiastic and ing. Independant distributor of $550/month. Three bedroom floors, big fenced back yard. Wood Buffalo Enterprises PC es, gas fireplace and mini stor- References required. 250-638- Come by and take a look• Box 352 Forest Grove BC VOK outgoing, be very organized, Sun-Free vinyl products, house. $750/month. Both south- and have cash handling experi- age. No pets, references re- 1034 Leave messaqe. side of town. No pets. Ref re- $87,500• 250-638-7688 1M0 SPRING HAS-sprung. DWJ ence. This position carries a .Cluired. 250-635-4954 2 BDRM duplex, clean, incl quird. 250-638-1648 FULL TIME lunch cook, 2nd Contracting Spring time renova- BEAUTIFUL 2-Storey Charac- very challenging work load and ONE BEDROOM furnished sundeck, carport, ahed, W/D, ter home and outbuildings situ- cook, night cook positions avail- requires good sales ability. We tions. Qualified carpenter. No apartment in Thornhill. Single DW, all utilities Including cable. (~40 MISC,FOR able. Good food knowledge, ba- Jobs too big or small. Reason- ated on 40 acres. Bordering offer a complete on the job occupancy only• No pets, Refer- Negotiable price. Upper Thorn- crown-land w/creeks flowing sic experience required, willing- trainlng program and a great able rates, Avlalable anytime. ences required. $360/month + hill. No dogs or smokers. 250- RENT ness to learn in a flexible team Just call Dave, 250-635-5796 through. Set-up for homes. wage and benefits package. $180 Sec. dep. Phone 250-635- 635-3756 Must see. 250-847-2662 environment. Send resume to Apply to Darren M. Smith, 2065. FURNISHED ROOM, waking Box 2055, Smithers, B.C, V0J 2 BDRM townhouse. Clean distance to town, $250 mth in- CHEAP CHEAP Cheapl 5 bed- Branch Manager, 4548 Lakelse QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm; apt quiet, Frldge/stove. Suitable for 2N0 .Ave, Terrace, BC, V8G 1P8. cludes utilities, 250-635-3126 room house. 2 fireplaces, N/G close to town. Laundry facilities. professional couples. No pets. heat, 0,7 acres. Double bay ga- FULL TIME person required for YOU'RE INVITED to join AVON Reasonable rent. Ref reqd, Ref. required.Phone 250-635- TERRACE MASONIC Hall is Kal Tire Shop in Fraser Can- rage. Paid $152,000, put a company that wants you to 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail immed. 615-7665 or 635-5653. 3796 available for rental, suitable for yon, Duties include towing and 60 diners or 80 sitting in rows. $15,000 into, sell $142,000. succeed. Fabulous new pro- On site management.250- 635- STUDIO SUITE right down- all tire servicing, Experience 5136 or 635-6428. 2 BEDROOM duplex main tloor, Details from Hugh, 250-638- 250-962-6221 ducts make it easy to attract town, heat Included. No pets. new, $60 month, ref req'd, no preferred but not necessary, customers. To launch your new 1 BDRM apt, F&S, W&D, Avail 7798 any time day or nt.qht. FOR SALE or rent to own. 4 604-867-9614 For working couple/single per- pets, Park Ave close to rink. bedroom home on 4 1/2 acres Avon career call S. K. Kustan May 1, downtown location 4614 son. Phone 250-635-7585 250-638,0370 LOOKING FOR chef/cook with D.S.M. 250-638-7699 or 1-877- Greig ave, above $angsters. with a large shop. An orchard, experience and with papers. 638-1300 Free to Join only until 250-635-5070 or 638-8717, 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath town- and a beautiful view. 5 km to Also organizational skills. Sal- April 16. Free kit, samples, 632-7502. house• Stoveand Fddge includ- downtown Terrace, Call Dave ary to be negotiated, Masset, training. Ask me how to get Summit Square ed. WID hookups• No pets. and leave message. 780-991- 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Availimmd. On $600 month. 250-635-5213 1 BEDROOM trailer in Thorn- 3800 Queen Charlotte Islans. 250- $100 Free Products! site management. Ref reqd. Apartments hill. Very clean, F/S, N/G heat. 626.5548 635-6428 or 638-0134 or 615- 3 BDRM House close to town, $500 month. Includes utilities. JACKPINE FLATS 408 Old 1 & 2 Bedroom Lakelse Lake Rd. 3 bedroom MT LAYTON Hotsprings re- 0345 N/G heat, F/S, fenced yard. NO PETS $250 security depos- Units Avail May 1. $700 month. 250- it. 250-635-2946 moduline on basement. Double quires front desk clerk to start 2 BDRM apt, F&S & heat in- carport, wired garage, green- immediately. Shift work. Must cluded, located on Main St., re- • Quiet & Clean 635-3004 Iv. messaqe. 2 BDRM mobile home w/addi- • No Pets house, 2.3 acres, $115,000. have reliable transportation. CERTIFIED HOME Support cently renovated, $540 ruth, 3 BDRM townhouse, fairly new tion, 4 appliances, $600/month, 250-635-4246 • Ample Parking with basement, walking dis- available immediately. Phone Drop off, or fax resume to 250- Worker will do cleaning, person- 250-615-9301 or 250-638-1702 MOVING MUST Sell. 6 year old 798-2478 al care, shopping, respite, etc. 2 BEDROOM and 1 bedroom • Laundry Facilities tance to downtown Terrace. No 250-635-2126 • Close to Schools & house. Vinyl siding. Garage. 4 REQUIRED PERMANENT live Reasonable rates. Phone 250- unit available" in Thomhill. pets, ref reqd. Available now. 2 BEDROOM trailer in Thorn- bedrooms• Basement. 5 ap- Hospital in care giver for elderly man, 635-7834 ask for Sharon Please call 250-635-7025 even- $750/month. Phone 250-638- hill, very clean, F/S, N/G heat, pliances. Sold separately: gun two days per week. Must be flu- EXPERIENCED CARPENTER ings. Rent $350 and $325 • On Bus Route 7140 or 250-632-5918. W/D• $550/month. 275 Security rack, wolverine hind, deer head, ent In English, non-smoker, Richard Thornton Construction. month. Available immediately. ~ SecurityEntrance 3 BEDROOM condo close to deposit. NO PETS 250-635- etc. 250-636-1253 On site Building Manager 2946 have first aid ticket, bondable. Available for renovations, re- 2 bedroom economy apart- downtown. 1 1/2 baths, F/S, in- NORTH USK 2500 sq it on two Send resume with references to pairs or new construction. 25 ments in quiet location near • Basketball,Volleyball & cluded. Available May 1st. For 3 BEDROOM mobile with large floom plus basement. Work- File #16, c/o Terrace Standard, years expedence.Call Richard town. Pets welcome• 250-635- RacquetballCourts more information call 250-635- addition, F/S, W.D natural gas shop, fruit trees. Liveable. 3210 Clinton St. Terrace BC, 638-8526. 9102 4448 heat. No pets. Damage deposit Needs finishing. Great potential. V8G 5R2. Ask for Monica Warner OFFICE CLERK available for 2 BEDROOM ground floor su- 3 BEDROOM house with fin- and references required. $55,000. 250.638-8526 WANTED, TEACHING Pro at temporary work. Familiar with ite. 1 bedroom bsmt suite• New- Call: 635-4478 ished basement on acreage. Available April 30/2000. $750, OVER 1500 sq ft living space the Skeena Valley Golf & Court. OFFICE97, Word/Excel. Recep- ly renovated. In town. Available Pets allowed. Ref. Required. 250-635-1393 on 3 floors. End unit condo. try Club, Terrace B.C. For more tionist filing, data entry. Leave May 1st. 250-635-9684 to view. Damage deposit. $900 per FOR RENT 2 bdrm trailer in Close to downtown. Appliances into call 1-800-770-2542 ask for message 250-638-8069. Seri- month• 250-635-2898 or 250- Thornhill $475/month+ DD. No included• $64,000 OBO. 250- Bruce or Kevin 2 BEDROOM in Summit 638-1212 ous Encluldes only. Square. 250-624-5824 after pets. Ref. req'd. Call 250-635- 635-2717 WE PAY YOU to lose up to PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. 5:00 pm. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 bathrooms, 9530 PARK LIKE 2.2 acres, deluxe 201bs in one month. Serious in- TRUCK and 28' trailer en- laundry room, garage and stor- THORNHILL TRAILER Park. 14x70 SRI 1994 M/H, 2 bed- quiries only• Kam, 1-888-414- 3 BEDROOM townhouse 'on age shed. $875 plus utilities• rooms with jet tub, skylights, 3 closed, will protect your goods 2 BEDROOM basement suite Pad available May 1st. 250- 0058 Kalum St. No pets• $650 per Damage deposit and references appliances, c/w new 24x28x10 across town or across country. month. Half damage deposit. for non-smokers. No pets. Dam- 635-6352 WE PAY you to lose weight. Will assist, or load for you. Rea- required. No pets. Available shop-200 amp., gas + water. References required. 250-638- age deposit. References re- May 1st Phone 250-635-2669 TWO BEDROOM mobile home Needed eight serious people sonable rates. Terrace at 615- in New Remo. Country living $127,000. Will consider trade 1094 quired. $550 per month includ- FOR RENT on Bench• 4 bdrm immediately. Call Susan 1-888- 0002 or 638-6969 (cell)• with large yard, shed, covered for house. 250-638-0052 4621 LAKELSE Ave, $485 ing heat and hydro. Phone 250- duplex, 2 full bathrooms, large 563-1333. 635-8277 porch, garden, pet. Available PEACEFUL/BRIGHT unique Month, + 1/2 month Dmg. De- basement, rec. room, storage split level/Bench. 1350 sq. posit. 1 bedroom, downtown lo- 2 BEDROOM basement suite shed. net's required, Sec de- immediately. $500 per month. ph. 250-635-9266 ftJfull bsmt. 3+1 bdrm, 2bth-1 cation, more info call 250-638- laundry hookups. Newer fridge posit. No pets. Call 250-635- & stove spacious pdvate back newly redone. N/G heat. New- :1965 9677 painVcarpeVwindow tx. Quartz yard. No pets, no smoking. • 668 TOURIST AI-rRACTIVE 1 bdrm suite, IN-TOWN house for rent, Ig crystal f/p in L/R, pastoral view. $500/month. 250-635-5081 ref- yard, 5 appl., 3 bdrms. Refs : ACCOM. utilities included, $450/month + erences required Family room, rec room In bsmt. deposit. 250-638-8482, req'd. Pets ok. Avail May 1st. Spacious m/bdrm. Fruit trees, 2 BEDROOM Basement suite. $700/month. Call 250-635-5291 PTO VALLARTA Mexicol Apar- greenhouse, berries, storage CLEAN, QUIET, 2 bdrm side by Close to schools + downtown. tment for rent, low rates, avail- renovationsare nearcompletion and we must hire morestaff• side duplex in Thornhill. Very LOOKING FOR quiet profes- shed and garage. Walk to l Our Available immediately• Ref. able from April 1st till November Uplands/parks• Asking We have 15 openings for all positionsand shifts. sional or working couple. New small pet ok. Gas furnace. N/S. req'd. $600/month incl. heat & 31s. More infoe Call Pat 250- Apply in person to: Denny's Restaurant $525/mo. 250-635-4200• very large 2 bedroom, full crawl $143,000. Assumeable mort- electricity. Call 250-635-6241 or space storage, 1 1/2 Bath, oak 635-4783 or e-mail kozak@ker- gage at 6.65% interest. Phone 4828 Hwy 16 West 250-635-6770 cabinets, tile floor, fenced, W/D mode.net 250-635-1391 IN TERRACE 4 bdrm lower unit hookup. Dishwasher, F&S. Terrace.BC of duplex $750/mo. NG heat & 2 BEDROOM bsmt suite. Ecell- QUIET CUL-De-Sac on Bench. ent location, private drive• NS, Avail May 1, $750 month. 250- 676 WANTEDTO Partial view. 3 bdr, complete V8G 1L6 ~ ..... hot water. DD & ref reqd. Phone 638-0661 250-798-9554. NP• $575 month• 250-638-1028 RENT: with in law suite• Walk out base- = NEW 2 bedroom apartment su- BACHELOR SUITE for rent. NEW SMALL one bedroom ment close to school and tennis Close to town. No pets, non- house. Gas fireplace. Horse- EXECUTIVE HOME in quiet coud. 250-635-5740 Electronic Futures is now taking applications for I ite. 2 floors, very clean and smokem, no parties, Damage shoe area. S500 per month plus upscale community/neighbor- SPACIOUS 4 bedroom home CAR AUDIO I| quieting. Comes area. Has with coveredF/S, W/D. park- No deposit and references re- damage deposit and utilities. hood in Terrace. Preferably with on Wilson. 3 bathrooms, large I pets pleasell Available April 1. quired. Available April 1. 250- 250-638-1880 double garage, fireplace, Nc, kitchen, lots of storage. Fin- 638-8874 ..... NEWLY RENOVATED three minimum 3 bedrooms. Renter ished basement, RV Parking, i Ph°ne250'635"4571"ONE~BEDROOM ...... bedroomlower ha f of house has recently moved to Terrace. quiet, nelghbourhood: Will con- INSTALLATION ,il ~'|" apt. Cable UAUI::MI:NV'~U lE-'1oF'slngle ' 1: ' ...... ' Is married, no children• Contact ' person ..Non smoking, ...... wffn Located close to downtown, siddr" 't'rade~'~ ih' "Horseshoe• I 'and laundry facilities. New man- Dieter Kuntz at 250-635-2211 This individual should be familiar with: agement on site. No pets kitchen• facilities." 250-635-5893" with fruit trees and fridge and $16~)i000!250-638-8604 stove. Asking $600 a month. Ext. 221 • Car Audio Equipment olease. 250-615-5441 FOR RENT 2 bdrm bsmt. suite• TAKE A Big Bit out of your Available April 1st. Call Patrick RESPONSIBLE FAMILY look- • Car Alarms $500/month + DD. Inc. heat & Mortgage. Two year old, two TERRACE APARTMENTS Watson at 250-638-1135 ing for a 3-4 bedroom house for • RemoteCar Starters hydro, located Thornhill. Ref. storey, three bedroom home 'qewlyRenovated 2 BedroomApts ONE AND two bedroom suites May 1st. Non-smokers Non with a full basement and at- The ability to work unsupervised is essential. req'd. No pet. Call 250-635- $500 per month 9530 for rent on Queensway. Yard drinkers. Would prefer Terrace tached double garage. Located • Freehot water/recreation i and view. Clean• $450 and & Thornhill as well as shop/ga- Please drop off resume to: at 5218 Mountain Vista Ddve. • Closeto schooland hospital FOR RENT large 3 bedroom $500 per month• 250-635-2837 rage. Phone Dan at 250-638- The basement has a one bed- Call collect (250) 632-4308 I basement suite. Utilities and or 250-635-7844 1179 room, self contained suite. ELECTRONIC I satellite included, F/S, W/D, no ROOM FOR rent In comfortable WANTED TO rent cabin or $194,000. Call 250-638-1456 to pets or parties. Sec• dep and adult home, easy walking dis- home for July and August on view. FUTURES refs req'd• Available immediate- tance downtown and college. Lakelse Lake. 624-9283 or 4710 Keith Avenue Mall ly, $750 month Call 250-635- Shared kitchen, bathroom• In- leave message. 0767 Terrace, B.C. ,J 2 bedroom/apt., cludes all utilities, full cable WORKING COUPLE W/2 child- ome & 2 Workshops~ V8G 4K1 ONE BEDROOM basement su- hookup, laundry facilities. $325 ren. Wanting to rent home In good location, 1.29 acres / I $600 m~/mcludes'heat. ite. Country setting. Own trans- per month. 250-635-0642 Cedarvale/UsWGossen Creek 6 bedrooms,8 appliances| I .Closeto swimming pool & port a must. Hydro included. TWO BEDROOMB00 sq. ft. du- area. Phone 250-638-7830. 70,000, Phone 835 44531 '1" d0wntown~ W/D available. References re- plex 6xl 0 porch, F/S, gardening TERRACE AND AREA quired. $475. 250-635-4084 I I Hopers possibilities, $450 per me, Ref- HEALTH COUNCIL | Referencesrequired. erences. $200 Damage Depos- it. New Remo• Available May 1. fSherryAnderson TM Mills Memorial Hospital L Ph. 635-3475 , Phone 250-635-9266 Notary Public 300 FT Watedront on Shuswap RealE,lulo, ~. REGISTERED NURSE.c AVAILABLE MAY 1st: 1 bed- Lake $136,900 and up. Scotch Conveyanclng CLINTON NLANOR Creek Cottages offer 20 Strata Will=, ills Memorial Hospital requires Registered Nurses room cabin, partially furnished. MobileHome WE ARE TAKINGAPPLICATIONS Suitable for single person. $400 Units nestled on nearly 4 acres Tran=fers, large Nurses with experience for casual worl of beautiful sandy beach. 2 bed- :ensive Care, Emergency, Pediatrics, Medical/Sur{. FORA 6A(~HELORSUITE / month. 250-635-6905 Dec~mtlons, BOOK HOWl Easter, Summer ~[l EPILEPSY room bungalo, sgl family de- Mortgage lits, Maternity & Psychiatry• s420.00 month. tached year round residences, DocumeNatiea, AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. Holidays, Lake shore cottages, CANADA No~rizofions Member Water Lily Bay Resort. Comfort- fully furnished. Earn income lalified applicants will have recent nursing experk when not in use. Won't Lastl NEW LOCATION s500.00 month. able, relaxing, quiet, reasonable 1 800 860-5499 #104-4644 Lazelle Ave. d be eligible for membership with RNABC. Terms One blockfrom swimmingpool. rates• Phone 250-798-2267 Act Nowl May 1st deadline for nditions of employment are as per BCNU contract. Summer 2000 possession• Terrace,B.C., V8G I $6 No Pets, referencesrequired. Open houses starting Easter Tel: (250) 635-5988 r further information please contact: Phone 635-3475 long weekend. Call Corrine L t=._ Fax: (250) 635-5926 ) Human Resources Reynolds 250-679-8776 Mills Memorial Hospital CLEARED SERVICED lot on 4720 Haugland Avenue 4 BEDROOM house, close to Bench 60x131. $41,500 Inc• Terrace, B.C. hospital & school, finished GST. 250-638-0822 V8G 2W7 basement, natural gas heat, 1 LAKELSE LAKE property. 1/2 bath and carport. Phone Build your dram cablnl Large Phone 638-4026 250-638-0252 to view Fax 635-7639 undeveloped lot. 142' lake frontage. Road access. Ph• 250- 632-7447 for details. ALMARLIN BUILDING SILVERN ESTATES, 5-acres, Would you like a landlord glaciervlew, lake, creek, gas. who treats you as a $1000 CASH toward moving 3219 Eby Street pavement, $49,000. Also reve- valued customer? your mobile to available premi- Tel: (250) 635-7191 nue bsmt home, glacierview, BB,/' VOLUNTEER um pads at Boulderwood MHP, If so, fry usi $17,000 annual income, rented V BUREAU Call Gordon for details, 250- Ground Floor: $169,000, 250-847-1574 Available immediately. 638-1182 Beautiful 2-BedroomSuite in 2,625 sq. ft. 1 BEDROOM house in Home. Terrace Volunteer Bureau requires a part-time 4-plex. Brightand Clean. shoe, minutes to downtown, Second Floor: Washer/Dryer. Beautiful May 1st to Aug 15th only, $350 1,130 sq. ft. 1 1/2 storeys, 3 bed. fenced yard with gardens. per month, (prefer prof. person) room, 2100 sq. ft. home CO-ORDINATOR Close to schoolsand plus utilities and deposit, semi- with 2 natural gas fireplaces 1 ACRE lot. Deeded Mezladin downtown. furnished, F/S, W/D, NG, no REASONABLE and 2 baths located at to organize agency referrals Lake. 12x50 mobile home, wa- $525/monlh smoking, no pets, no drinking, beautiful Lakelse Lake on and seniors programs. phone 250-638-8990 RATES ter, septic, hydro. Lot # 24 ask- Call 635-4261 ing $45,000. 11 kw Yanmar dei- very private park like set- Qualifications: sel generator, 4000 hours. Ask- ting, beautifully landscaped *Ability to deal effectively with the public ing $4500. Call 1-600-700-0485 on 75'x200' fenced lot. Has 2 bedroom, Ilvlngroom, -Excellent communication and HUNTINGTON 1.72 ACRES, 1200 sq.ft• home. 2 bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms kitchen, laundry room, 1 organizational skills APARTMENTS down. 2 bathrooms, 880 sq. ft. bathroom down, and 1 bed, *Must be able to work independently' Taking Applications shop, 900 sq ft hobby house, family room, sun room, 1 -Ability to operate office equipment; garden, greenhouse, fruit trees. bathroom, balcony up. Now Includes all appliances. Has *Must have a vehicle Askin~ $167,000.250-638-0745 faril & 2 18'X22' LOG cabin with 1/2 loft, a large 20'x40' wired and No phone calls. Bedroom suites Call Bill Stephens 847-4515 plumbed workshop, a large greenhouse and Clean,quiet renovated suites FOR LEASE SPACE 3 BDRM house, 2 up/ 1 down. Deliver resume to: • AmRleparking Asking $165,90~ Sonja Slana, Director In Horseshoe area, N/g , FP, call ~ , Laundryfacilities on eachfloor 5,200 sq,fl, 2709 fenced yard, 2 fruit trees, ga- Volunteer Bureau * Closeto schools& downtown Kalum Street rage. 1100sq.ft. Asking 250-798-2456 #2-3215 Eby Street , On bus route $159,900• Call 250-615.7869 , Securityentrance 951. sq,fl, 5002 Pohle Ave, (Lower Level City Hall) , On sitemanagement , No pets 1,735 sq, ft 2905 Kenney Street between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m, from , Referencesrequired Monday to Thursday. To view call 7,450 sq,ft, 4820 Hwy 16 West • Closing dat e April 13, 2000, • ~I .638-1748 1,280sq,ft, 5110 Keith Avenue B12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 730 FOR SALE BY 810 CARS FOR OWNER 4 BDRM, 1 1/2 bath house on BUY FACTORY direct Chapar- SALE full basement near uplands REDUCEDFOR QUICK SALE ral Custom designed dekJxe • o, " "UNIQUE CHARACTER school. Large landscaped lot, HOME" 2604 Braun St. 250- modulars, unbeatable pricesl 1979 CAMARO Berlinetta. Au- 1997 LADA Niva, all wheel 1990 314 Ton, GMC, 350 4x4, natural gas heat, wood tire-,. Displays and factory tours, toll drive 4x4 25000 km like new, ext. cab, low kin. many extras, 635-4857. $169,000 place, modern colors. Asking tomatic trans., power windows. free 1-868-765-8992. Sheldon 305, 2 barrel carb, dual ex- Red asking $10,000, Phone immac condition, $12,000 250- ',....?:: ~,~:~. $146,000, Drive by 4024 Mu- ~' Modular Homes, 3075 Sexs- haust, engine In very good con- 250-635-4049 evenings. 635-9755 nroe or call 250-638-8639 to mith, Kelowna, D.L. 10146. • ~i::il' ~ ~ '.! .~ . view dillon, 200,000 kms on a 21 yr 1999 CHEV Crew cab 3500 old car. Needs some love. Must Diesel, Auto, Air, 4x4, Box liner, MANUFACTURED HOMES sell ASAPI $1000 OBO. Call running bords, trailer pkg, Starting at $58,900. Okana. 1972 Valemount 250-615-0126 leave messa.qe. 12000 kin, $35,700 OBO. 250. gan's Finest Subdivision for af- 842-5005 fordable housing. Large lots Mobile 12x60 1985 FORD Ltd Crown Victoria, 1993 CHEV 20 cargo van 305 overlooking Okanagan Lake 4 door. VS. Body In great condi- 94 FORD 250 4x4 extended auto, fully lined and insulated. with 10x26 addition, 1955 FORD 2 door club sedan tion. Needs some motor work. cab. XLT Diesel 106,000km. Low mileage, white, very good near Vernon. 250-542-5400, 2 bdrm, all appliances, plus V8 auto, PS, dual exhaust (days) 250-862-8746 (eves). Asking $1200 OBO. Call 250- Box liner, aluminum rack and running condition. $9500 OBO. air conditioner, in Horseshoe skids, plus spare parts, 1969 635-6688 after 6 pm. rail. Strobe and reverse lights. 250-635-2282 SUNNY OKANAGAN Invest- area. close to schools, Cougar V6 auto, PS, Power Air ride and suspension. Comes 89 FORD Aerostar van. Stan- ment Pmperty- $1500 mo in- brakes, 2 door hardtop. Lots of with western plow. Total pack- dard, 156,000 km, comes with 4 s21,500 spare pads. 1980 Zephyr front 1987 TEMPO. 153000 km. come. Deluxe house, up- Good running condition. $950. age $21,900 truck only winter studded and summer per/lower suites, 7 appliances, 635-3955 fenders Brand new still in box. $18,900. Phone 250-635-0080 tires, Great running condition. Call 250-627-6956 Phone 250-635-9043 Big yard, fruit trees, fantastic II 97 DODGE 1500 SLT, Power Body recently fixed & apinted. J~',":. 'x ~ ,:/~ "" viewl Great pricel Private $159, 1994 NISSAN Pathfinder XE. 2 storey home located One owner, well maintained, locks, windows, mirrors. Air tilt Excellent shape. $4000 OBO. 90. Vernon250-542.4671 . cruise, 4" S. Lift, New tires, Box 250-635-1622 ...... at beaulilul !akelse lake on good condition. Set of winter very private park like sel- MOVING MUST Sell 4 bedroom tires included. Asking $17,000. liner. Hitch. Tow hooks. Tinted CARGO VEN, 1989 Ford Aero- ling. Beautifully landscaped home, 1/2 basement in Horse- 250-635-0896 windows, $22,500, 75,000km, star V6 5 spd $1600. Phone 250-635-5838 250-635-0011 on large 75'x200' secluded shoe, close to schools and 1995 CAVALIER 50,200 kms. lot. Downstairs contains liv- downtown, 4 appliances includ- Elec. Sunroof, cruise, power ingroom, kitchen, dinin- ed, for more Information or to steering, window, brakes, up- groom and bathroom. view call 250-635-4551 graded stereo. Exc. condition $9800. Call 250-638-0643 Upstairs contains master SPACIOUS 2 bdrm suite tn 4- bedroom. A great retire- plex avaik May I st. Walking dis- 1998 GEO Metro. Forest ment home. Asking tance to downtown. Couple pre- Green. 2 door. Like new. 17,000 Km. $9,800. 250-635- $75,000. For into call ferred, 4 appl. included. Ref. req'd. No pets. $775/month. 1993 - 3 bdrm. 14x71 Noble Mobile Home 3213 96 FORD Escod wagon. White, 250-798-2456 Req. DD. 2 bedroom apt. avail. This home is as new with many unique custom built immediately, no pets, ref. re- a/c, cr cont, tilt, cassette, 4 ex- quired. $575/month + DD. Call features plus walk-a-bay windows, cathedral ceiling, tra studded winter tires, perfect 250-635-6824 oak cupboards, skylights, custom window coverings, condition. $12,000 open to off- built-in microwave & dishwasher, 12" root over- ers. 260-635-7400 $124,000 EASTER SPECIAL, 745 MOBILES : • hangs, 2x6 walls, gyproc and much more. Must be CARS FROM $500 Govern- Horseshoe home to sell, swim- moved. ment seized & surplus. Sold lo- ming pool, five rooms, hard- 12'X68' DEREGISTERED three cally, Call for listings 1.888-341- wood floors, 3+2 bedrooms. bedroom mobile home comes Asking $56,000. View at 3434 Clark St. 9500 Ext. B300 638-1908 4740 Straume 250-635-6464 with 8'x36' addition, 300 sq. I1 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 635-6128 LUXURY 1996 Lincoln Town- Great neighbors[ OPEN storage shed, fully landscaped car. Loaded. Low mileage. Bill Bobyk, Owner HOUSE SUNDAY at 2:00p.m. half acre lot in quiet residential $25,000 firm. Collector 1974 li i ALL: 3226-A River Drive, Terrace, B.C. VSG 3P4 1250 SQ ft rancher in horse- neighbourhood on a dead end Pontiac Astre. Less than 30,000 shoe. 3 bedrooms, large living- street, located in Queensway original miles. Excellent running room. New kitchen cabinets. area. Asking $74,900. For ap- condition. $3500. 250-635-4509 New flooring, french glass pointment to view please call eveninqs. OIL CHANGE 250-635-4000 doors. Wood stove, large patio, '68 MUSTANG. 302 with head- 14X70 SRI mobile home. 1997. detached garage. $121,900. ers, dual exhaust, automatic 3 FOR MOST VEHICLES s16 s 250-635-5510 Located on town lot with unlci- speed, new paint job, CD player pal water and natural gas. New ENDING APRIL 30, 2000 3 BEDROOM condominium. stereo system & tint job. $5500 Septic field. 3 bedroom; 2 bath- N/G and electric heat. Close to obo. Call 250-635-4511 or 250- rooms; skylights. Warranty. town and near schools. Phone 635-5485 Great view a quiet neighbor- 250-635-4987 hood. Call Houston 250-845- 815TRUCKS FOR 3 BEDROOM house on double 7830 city lot. 2 door garage, 2 bath- ; ; SALE .' 14'X70' MOBILE home on 5 i moms, N/G and wood furnaces, acres, Houston Estates, Paved N/G fireplace. Lg. shop, 24x30 access, natural gas line 50 me- 1975 CHEV pickup. 350 motor wilh electricity. Quiet neighbour- tres from house, small barn and pavement driven. Excellenl hood & close to uplands school. shape.$2,000. Leave message. Interested parties only. 250- other outbuildings-S110,000, phone 845-7073 250-638-7284 635-2471 1985 FORD Ranger 4x4. Ask- rR~ 3000 SQUARE foot bungalow 1968 LEISURE trailer. F/S, W/D Ige wood heater. Full addition in~ $1500. 250-638-0820 plus 900 square foot basement. 1988" F250 Heavy duty 4x4 Wheelchair accessible. Pre- just like doublewide, New gas fumaca & mot, 1998. Back truck w/11 1/2 ft. fully equipped sently personal care home. older camper. All in good work- Much morel $155,000. Mostly porch,'wood shed & greening order. $6500 OBO. Call furnished. 20 minutes Saska- house & store shed. Bargain to quick sale. 250-635-5887, 250- 250-638-1353 after 5pm loon. 1-308-253-4889 635-4488 1993 FORD 1~ ton. 4x4. Good 1975 GMC Bendix "Class A" Motorhom~ SPACIOUS CUSTOM built 3 1981 - 14x60 mobile home for condition. 130,000 km, one bedroom, 2 bath, 1750 sq. ft sale. Great stader or rental rev- owner. Serious callers only. New Awning, A/C, Generator, Only 36,000 home situated in a quiet neigh- enue. New renos, inc: fully Asking $7000. Call 250-635- original miles. Immaculate, sleeps 6. bourhood on bench. Features painted interior, new bath floor- 7948 include custom oak cabinetry, 2 ...... Get Ready For Summer!! ing & fixtures. Asking $21,500. 1995 CHEV 4x4 pickup 3/4 ton, ga~ fireplaceS~:skyllghts,Jacuz- Call 250-635-262B zi t~lb & qu.al!ty!!~t.ure.s,t .h.tough- 6.5 turbo diesel, extended cab, .,.o.da..o .x. 1996 14X70 Mobile home, 2 ou~ Must be qef~r~tqj~e appre- , shod. box. !Excellent. condition. bdrm, F/S, W/D, Dishwasher, Auto, A/C, Cruise, power ciated. Asking $195,000. Seri- Leather interior, full laad, andi'o Ige addition, sundeck, close to i windows, locks, sunroof. Wa~ ous inquiries only. 250-638- 'many options to mention. Ask- 7673 schools & town, $55,000 firm. ing $24,000. Call evenings. $II,S95 Now $9r59S 250-635-9260 250-635-2126 -- ! '92 Subaru Lo,.. ~"~ I' ~WL ili:.iliiiii!iiiiiiiill Station Wagon, Full tim, ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~I A.W.D, Auto, cassette, one ii!,iliii ~:Sl owner...... :: Special $9,9es I iiiiiii I | "94 Chev S 10 P/U iii!iiiiiiiiiii 4 cyl., 5 spd, Matching ~i Canopy. J Reg. 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22' SANGSTERCRAFT 1991 21 1/2 Ft. Travela[re 5th "Dolphin", hardtop, new canvas, wheel, & Hitch, sleeps six, large 302 ca. in. Ford engine, Mer- fridge, 4 burner stove, oven. • mm=mm cruiser Alpha 1 leg, 8' HID in- Forced air furnace, large bath- flatable, 9.9 HP Merc. O/B, trail- room, dual holding tanks, dual Ifl-'l Wk:tll : ;I or, lots of extras. Price $12,000. propane, new battery, awning, windows - all have blinds & '97 ChryslerSebring Call 250-634-5595 or 250-634- a ...... ;~III _ , i 1998 Honda Civic [] 1992 Toyota Corolla LE 3034 valances. Very good condition. V6, Auto, Loaded 5spd, 4 cyl,Low km Asking $13,500 o.b.o. Call after $18,995 s spd4 c~ oowowner power 26 FOOT cedar strip double 6pm. 250-638-0527 PIONEER UPHOLSTERY $18,995 wind0ws/Iooks,tilt, crutse, cassette ender with no motor. $10,000 since 1973 $8,995 OBO. 250-638-1274 '95 Dodge 4x4 Reg. Cab 1991 Mazda B2200 878RV;S :::; FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS LaramieSLT, V8 Auto,NC, Cab Plus 1997 Pontiac Grand Am i MOTORHOMES : Cruise, Tilt, Windows, Locks, 4 cyl,/Lute,One owner GT Canopy, $7,995 4 cyl,S epd, NC, fullyloaded, spoiler $19,995 Was$20,995 CLASS A 26" 1978 motorhome, 1993 CBR 900RR, New tires, new upholstery & carpet, air 1996 Chev S1O Blazer4x4 Now $18,995 full tune up, with value adjust- '98 Dodge Quad Cab 4x4 V6,Auto, NC 4dr,was $23,995 conditioning, generator, good Laramie SLT,V8, Auto, Air, Tilt, 1996 Ford F150 XL ment Yoshimura exhaust, e/c. running condition, low mileage, now $21,995 $6200 Phone 250-635-8177 $14,000.250-638-8401 Cruise, Windows, Locks & more 4 whdr,Auto, 6 cyl,,NO, Tilt, Cruise, ask for Glen $27,995 1993 Pontiac Sunbird GT Canopyand more : 914 CHILD CARE 5 sM, 6 cyl,fully loaded $16,995 '97 DodgeDakota 4x4 Was$12,995 BABYSITTER WANTED imme- Club Cab, SLT, auto, air, tilt, Now $10,995 1994 Pathfinder LE diately for 5 month old. (Babysit cruise, windows, locks 4x4,Leather Interior, Auto, V6 11 1/2' EIkhorn Camper. Sleeps in my home). Days and occa- SEAPORT LIMOUSINE LTD. $21,995 1992 Ford Aerostar $22,995 6. Stove, furnace, hot water, sionally afternoons and wee- 7 pass,6 cyl,Auto, NC, 1ilt& Cruise kends. Ref required and non 1998 HondaCR-V [] fridge, toilet and shower. Excel- PASSENGER AND EXPRESS SERVICE I MechanicSpecial lent condition. $7,495.250-635- .smoker. 250-635-7719 '96 DodgeClub Cab $4,995 Only28,000 kms Daily scheduled bus service from Stewart to I $24,995 1261 NC, Cruise, Tilt, Canopy. 1996 Plymouth Grand 1994 8' Slumber Queen Camp- Lookina for ~ Terrace and return, and all points in between, Pick- I $18,995 1995 Ford Taurus er. Toilet. $7500. Good condi- Up and delivery of goods in Terrace, COD and I Voyager LE tion. 250-638-0484 Child Care? 6 cYLAuto, Fully Loaded, one owner Auto,6 cyl,fully loaded Skeena ChildCare Resource and courier service, j '98 Dodge2500 Ram Quad 1995 24' Travelaire Rustler, $21,995 NOW $11,995 Referralhas informaUoncn Cab4x4 LaramieSLT Like new, Family unit w/rear P.O. Box 217, Stewart, e.c VIO, Auto, Air. Loaded. 1997 Subaru Legacy GT bunks, sleeps 7, awning, ster- ,. childcare opUons and on 1995 DodgeVIO choosingchild care. Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 $31,995 sedan,AWD, Auto, CD, only 38,000k 3/4 Ton,4x4, RU., Auto. eo, TV ant outside shower, mi- $25,995 crowave, air conditioning. Drop by The Family Place .Terrace Depot: 635-7676 $19,995 $t 4,200.250-847-3323 at 4553 ParkAve. '97 PlymouthBreeze 1989Topaz GS or call 638-1113. Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Cassette 1996 Suzuki Sidekick 94 SKAMPER tent trailer $13,995 Auto,4 doorsedan, only 88,000 kms 4 dr,4 wd,4 cyl,5spd sleeps six. Queen/double bed. SkeenaCCRR is a programof the $4,995 Fridge, furnace, in/out stove. TerraceWoman's Resource Cenb'e Was$14,995 andIs fundedby the MinisUyof Social AM MECHANICAL Now $12,995 Awning. Like new, hardly used. 1996 Dodge Ram $5,900 OBO. 250-635-8861 k~velopmentand EconomicSecufi~j FULLY CERTIFIED '96 JeepGR Cherokee 4x4 Laredo 1995 Chrysler Intrepid Auto, Air, windows,locks & more 4x4~~ ioc. Auto,V6 runni~a~p,/,-0~e owner $13,995 $23,995 $21,995 MISCELLANEOUS '95 ChryslerIntrepid 1992 Mazda LX MPV 1988 Mazda B2200 16 FOOT Vanguard Travel trail- V6, Auto, Air, Crusie,Tilt, 4 cyl.,5 spcL,Cab Rus, Canopy er, A must see, bathroom w/toi- ;SERVICES ~/~ ~L~ 4x4,7 pass,V6, Auto, Full Load ?. ." : " i .... 'i '. . Windows, Locks & More $2,995 let, fridge, stove, furnace, awn- Incl:roof rack, running hoards ing, storage box on back. New CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- #7- 4038 MOTZ RD., TERRACE,B.C. V8G 4M4 $12,995 & alloywheels tires Exc. cond. 250-638-7864 dian Pardon seals record. American Waiver allows legal Charles Robinson 615-4740 '94 ChryslerConcorde 1997 TRAVELAIRE Prestige entry. Why risk employment, i SW260 fifth wheel trailer excel- 6cyl, auto, NC, tilt, cruise, business, travel, licensin~j, de- ======:::~:: ~: : :x:~ : : - - __ ...... windows, locks & more lent condition, fully loaded. Ask- portation, All Canadian/Ameri- 1981 Leocraft Motorhome ing $27,5000 OBO. Phone 250- can immigration applications. 1- $11,995 27ft (16ft awning) Roof air, microwave, 845-3455 for more details. 800-347-2540 ' FORD generator, superclean condition MIKE ROSMAN'S RV "Help" FREE CREDIT Counselling. We need campers, trailers, 5th Consolidate debts, One low motorhomes. Buy/consign '98 Ford F150 XCab $17,995 monthly payment. Eliminate or 4x4, XLT,V8, Auto, Lariat, fenced compaird separate use reduce interest, rebuild your sales staff. Interior's largest credit rating. Credit counselling Loaded dealer. Call Peter 1-800-811- $29,995 4838HWY 16 W, TERRACE o~,~2 1-800-665-1990 638-8171 Society of BC. A non-profit 8733 1-250-558-8635 Service. 1-888-527-8999. '95 Ford F250 4x4 V8 Auto $12,995

'90 GMC 6.2 litre, 1 ton diesel '92 Mercury Cougar cube van. Within last year : new Auto,NC, Tilt,Cruise, transmission, fuel injectors, re- Windows,Locks placed motor, new tires. Lots of $7,995 other work done. Looking for bigger truck. MUST SELL. '98 Ford F250 XL $7700 obo. Call 250-635-4511 .... 4#,, Reg Cab;V8 ...... • or 250-635-5485 ~ :A/C; 5 spd $24,995 • : MARINEi:II:: GM "a~- '95 ChevroletTahoe LT or. 20 HP Merc. $2,799. 250- V8, Auto, 4dr,4x4. 635-1261 $28.995

'94 Chevrolet1500 4x4 Reg. Cab,V6, 5 Speed $12,995 ISpring SoP,eczals~] I "~ YourMoving Professionals IMARnNe[ ~ Truck&New28ftTraileratYourServ/ce/, '96 PontiacGrand Am o. =o, "~stimotes~ I ~"" • AcroSsWillassistt°Wnor°rloadthe foryouC°Untry dee 2 dr, V6, 5 Speed, pw, pl I I . Reasonable Rates I • I " Bondable J $12,995 j IPHONE: 638-0153 Cell: 615-6921JJ "C~Ph:615-0002ceii1638'6969 '96 Chevrolet Blazer Rockport, V6 Auto KLR650 DualPurpose Dike J J Welcome to =el=~ P K .& ,j $23,995 " " """ "" ' Myer House Gifts' '94 Pontiac Grand Am and Baskets T* 4 door, V6, auto, Super Clean I I~'/RTP-'~T,I Featuring quality | $10,995 Yourbest sourcefor gifts and ¢olleaables ~, ~ Europeanstyle cabinet= I Send or celltoday for your ~'~ by "Vanway', | '95 Chevrolet 4x4 XCab free Spring (atalogue Ifi"=illKTl41~lll/lW Northerne.c.'= laree,t l lil IV,,~IJI~?lflJll ,oU,,., manufodurer i Diesel 4380Fos,erRoedPrlnceGeorge, BoC V2NSH9 ~..~=~.~ll~)l~l~ Rob or Carrie 1 Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise, Cassette 250.614.8242 ' I wC,,,m,~--,=~ @ 638.8989 .[. $23,995 '94 Chevrolet Cavalier Furniture Moving Auto,Air & more ! 997 Kawasaki $8,995 ZX11100Water Craft NORTHWEST Express wilhtrailer v' Local Or Our Ol: Town IMPORTS v' Full Service *5,995.00 Inquire about U-bad Discount '97 Suzuki Sidekick 3536 NewellAvenue JLX, Sport,4Dr, 4x4, windows, PHONE 635-7504 Cell:615-9377 Terrace,B.C. V8G 5A6 locks & more $17,995 Digital Satellite Systems r ... ,~'cm,gNortl~,4mertca,; ] [ l #~ t~ i fa,,ate, a, cel~72 I I '97 Mazda 2352 Bayliner FOR SALE £[lllk 4 wh dr X-cab SE plusV6 5 spd Ethnic Programs Include: m~ J [Lwre. ,.t xpc.so! s l.as l,lI NC, Cruise,Tilt, Windows, Locks Trophy • Hindi •Italian '~/ • = $17,995 • German •Japanese Ab __~ / i J I.depeed~nt~sod.t~ /I . V8_kicker,fulll_0od _ • Portuguese "Spanish '95 Hyundai Sonata I,,. ]llstlce."~. t-or/LII ..... [ Neltmrkingu~lbquMilyblw~ t J | • Chinese •Arabic ~ l I r;"''"~'°~s^o'hA't~'./ I Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, I ~- ^. I.,,allfora ~RYlou, monlblyratelJ l Plus Many Morel &m~ ...... Windows, Locks Calh 250-638-0315 4g iM-~llll $10,995 '96 Subaru Outback 4WD,NC, Cruise,tilt, AM/FM Dale's HappyRowers R L Asphalt Sealing ]J Cassette COMPLETE Specializingin residentialdriveways, / | $20,995 • Gardening Services . Lawn Landscapes Protect your pavement. ~ ,.,--- / I Keep it looking like newI ~l ~jllllll / / Yamaha 60hp • Weeding o Pruning '93 Toyota Camry EnduroI, ro Outboard,Oulb0ord, lillertiller honhandle • Shrubs & Trees • Fertilizing Free Estimates ~ ... J | FLOWER BED BUILDINGOR/~LLAINTENANCE V6, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Power SweepingSmall Parking Lots ff I[ J J | Locks & Windows & More '!,999.00 Roland Lagace J | Now $1 4,995 3661 HawthornAve, Terrace Phone:635-3516 / | 1994 Volkswag 4 door,Dles~ $6,495

4916Hwy. 16 West 635.7187 1-800-313-7187 Dm S958 . www.terreceautomell.com B14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 2000 Terrace Minor Hockey awards its best £.teredTbe "MENSL0(;(;ERS BONSPIEL"Yet?? Gary Kerbrat was the most peewees and bantams won All players of the atom and improved rep player. the zone championships and peewee house divisions The Wayne L'Estrange our midgets were given a gathered for their award Memorial Trophy is awar- "bye" into the provincials as ceremonies. ded annually to the most in- Terrace was the host city of In the atom division spirational rep player. There the event. The peewees playoffs, there was a first was one nominee from each went to Dawson Creek dur- place tie between Copper- team. Josh Murray from the ing spring break, the ban- side Foods and Rotary. bantam reps won this year's tams went to Salmon Arm, There was also a tie for sec- award. and of course the midgets ond, between The Bargain Another major award hosted the provincials here. Shop and Centennial Lions. was the Len Trudeau Mem- Two awards are given to In the peewee house di- orial Trophy in recognition coaches. One was the 3M vision, Skeena Sawmills of the player who best ex- Coaching Award for the claimed first place in the emplifies dedication, desire, coach who has contributed playoffs, Ken's Trucking TYLER NOBLE and discipline. Lance Arm- most to coaching develop- finished second, and Farw- TERRACE MINOR Hock- strong was this year's mid- ment in Terrace Minor est Fuels placed third. Ken's ey held their annual awards get rep winner. Hockey. Assistant bantam Trucking also won the regu- banquets April 5-6, to cap The Coaches Award for rep team coach, John Amos, lar season with 30 points, off another successful year the most consistent player is won this year's award. 11 more than second place of minor hockey in Terrace. awarded to not one, but two The other award is the Skeena Sawmills. Players spent one final players- one from house Coach of the Year award. The atom development evening together with their and one from a rep team. Every year, there are many team travelled to Kitimat teams to have dinner and There was one nominee nominees for this award. for a year-end tournament enjoy a wonderful awards from each of the peewee, Kevin Fletcher, coach of the and finished first place. The bantam, and midget house bantam Winter Games team peewee Winter Games team ceremony. I We're having a contest! Enter your suggestion for a name for Terrace's newest park Last Wednesday, all leagues, as well as nomi- won this year's title. travelled to Duncan during players in initiation and no- nees from each of the rep Another important award spring break, for the Chal- I being built along Highway 16 west. The winner will receive a six month family pass vice divisions gathered at teams. Brian Todd won the is the Larry Swanson Mem- lenge Cup tournament. to the Aquatic Centre valued at $248.00. The winning entrant will also be invited to house division and J.J. orial Trophy. This trophy is the Thornhill Community Goaltender Travis Gor- I participate in the official opening ceremony. Centre to recognize players, Duben won the rep award. given to a graduate player iak won the most improved coaches, and volunteers Another award also of Terrace Minor Hockey player award in the atom di- I who added to the great year awarded to two players was who makes the most valu- vision. Name: of hockey. the Lew Larmour Memorial able contribution to the de- The most improved play- I Coach Tom Turner won Trophy. The award goes a velopment of hockey in er for peewee house divi- I Address: I the John Dodd Memorial player on the peewee and Terrace. This year's winner sion, Amandeep Parmar Trophy, for being their most bantam Winter Games was Andrew Tait. was a unanimous decision I Phone Number: I inspirational coach. teams who best exemplify The night's big award by all peewee coaches. I In all divisions, each honesty, integrity, skill and was the President's Award. Lastly, the Gordon E. I My Name for the Park is: I team awarded three Esso dedication to his team mem- This award is selected by Armstrong Memorial Tro- Medals of Achievement. bers. Jordan Wall won the the president and is awarded phy, for the most inspira- I I One award was for the most peewee trophy and Tyler to a member of Terrace tional player in the atom di- dedicated player on the Sheasby won the bantam Minor Hockey for their out- vision, was awarded to Tay- I Entry forms can be dropped off at the Terrace Parks and Recreation Office or at j team, another for the i~ost award. standing and dedicated ser- lor Quinn. I the Terrace Aquatic Centre. Deadline for entry is April 28th, 2000. improved, and finally one Before I mention the re- vice to local hockey. Congratulations all! for the most sportsmanlike. maining awards, I would Chris Gunnlaugson, the Also on Wednesday like to congratulate bantam recipient of this award, star- evening was another ban- house teams Lakelse Log- ted off the year as a division quet, featuring players ging, Skeena Cablevision, head and ice coordinator, Network Classifieds 663 - WEEK OF from the bantam and midget and Remax, for finishing later being replaced by r~ COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS APRIL 10/2000 ASSOCIATION house divisions, along with first, second, and third, in others. He continued to be These ads appear in approximately l00 I(~O(~l for25words JTo place an ad call our three r6p teams - pee- the bantam house playoffs. the organization's first vice Brithh CdumHL end Y, kox community newspapers in B.C.and Yukon NJ ~ ~J 0 $ 6.00 each this paper or the BCYCNA wee, bantam, and midget. 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