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. to sfrike ' TERRACE -- Terrace teachers + am poised, to slfii~ as early as . i Monday after their union served ,%. , . 72-hour strike nolic~ yesterday. The as me two sides V/e'~:unable to agree ,+i ~ . , +,., . bargaining ruble :.and whethex a ,;.~:.,... '.~" mediator should belial "
.', ,:,:. • ,Me~nwhile~.unlon lm, lmm y • ..,. last week's slrlk~ vol~ - tn which " iB.sum+orta'sm . good ; en~glfforthcm.+. ; . , :.,,. "That'S fine,,,' sdid Tearac~ ': DislflC[~ Te~chen ' Association president Robert Brown. "Tlhe majodty has spoken. The nmjo~- i ~ +' "i i " ++,/. ity of teachers wants+to back our ! r : -Z demands, and think~ II~ ~ is " Robert Brown '., -:,~.,!.,~a . I' " • being unreasonabl6 a+nd has close on the issue of wage. in- I:: , ' given us the mandate to call creases, the teachers' union says them out on slrike Io.suRxmour. the complete package offer'ilie demands.:' . ' hoard made. Mar. 1 is worse "Things are definitely than their current contract. heating up.:" Brown said.'"l!m "T:hey say ;i~:i.i!':includes still opti~stic thB::board won,f:. "clawbacks'.? iH'at!ii+0uldcreate want to: :go through a,"10ngi- larger class siz~!~//nd: looser agonizing, istrike, like .K+,~atl ;i rules on mainstr~ of hun- - d~d, and we II be able.to reach dicaPl~'d child~+.~d 'several across the table and shake areas of manag~eh[iights.. Y hands for the first time in many " Trustees say.i~h+m'd's off~: years." . . is comparable..tQ!:the Contracts - already.signed most other The union' called.for' last :b~ ~OLOIJR ..EXISTS year found in Dave Comfori's homethf0ugl~./, r'eslle.I)icI
' !' : . ,I'm:still opt!~Sfic that We t'O~i'b0~t Ids+i~stOrchld through ' Comfort Hkesl the orcMd ~"s~'(its, .H;~Srs=~l~fa~~tJ~pi can worka,From out wKatS°lUti°n"'l've:he, / i ~mid:"~'Soin~hingin that fl/stone inffigu, multitude of SlY'ties .contains. a-.ranlII~iOf... ~'.~..~+;on,"' "'~i~"::~:;:' ~:~!L+-": ~' 'i+';: '+: :~,ay.hls said., seen ,•'~d/~[~W: he h~ ~."vi~ hun&redin his,., styl~', l~d cololir, ::-.;.. : :,, :::+: i-,.:., i:: ':;))~,+:,,:!: ""co";fort.:i~; ~'._. ,.~ ~d'~M;,~i~ think our offers have ~n f~Jrpt~ !//i, @;: ,3i'+;.:./:: : .TIi~y,,~me.:,.In '.i' :.~i. •, ', .: ~ ;~:.~., ~. :_y.:.':.. : :, :, . • ~`~,~`~`~+:~`~`~+``~.:```~::.~``~:``~::~'~``~``,~`+~i~`~:`~`~>/~.~>~(4~~ ~:~:~:~..~,,~:~::.~.~$~,~:~:~::i~:~ i ¸ : .... :;m;i Siarrcsted P'+~i :-Stall [6~eandis 1~ on ~e ' •. +; i?~wyii!i,B~letr rain i:,.:KeeU~tdm'+r aM~fled.: ::: ::: [ ,/i- M~WIIIappear In cupid :+ !~+.|~ MIi~ RCMP made the mr+ ~i[~i two, Counts ~!of . . .• . !,%i ~+ , {+ : , ~: i-/ : . • , + ~ ~'r>': '. '~ ' . : ?' ' " + " •' ' • ~ '. ~ k L!( :__ F~.e'A2';: Terrace Standard Wednesday, May 8, 1991 O mnda says ,.~;:ca~~':I glSlraUom ol the I Jeans have been transposed With the '831' SoW Slim -,/~ltSo-ush'b=ed in Ter. {)urn1,. Scotland where, he Jeans. is port of chonce ra@, he will also offer clinics continued...... his" education ...... and On Page 11, the sav!ng I~llcated for Be in Kitimat and HazeltomUn..~ wmtqnt0'practice. :;'~, i ~!~? Men's T.sldrts sold at $4,94, should read , 1 __ " . " til ~now; r.esiond: ,remdents- ':.~, He and wife Phihppa:have • 1/2 Price,'. ~2E --. One company dedicated ship to take its pro- be. able to .attzact,marKet . " r "-- "punp ' 1 haga had*:" "O rezy;~-' on,,nes~,, : '*" : -" two~; ":"-chlloren, '- Kot)ert" " (~).... ano ' listed as a potential customer of may il. camld, - duct south to Amedcan ports tor ~port, (en.ul~.Pe~ta L~_I~, Vices ofa visP.i~ speciaiistor i Nicholas (16 months). :~ ! K.Mart Canada Limited a planned:new port at Kitimat ' and bring in supplies on return machine is adam oy-urenoa), . • .i-.. ~: :~: '~J'*" ,~'t ~'.~ : :~t';''~, '''4~f • :~: .> ';'~ .:.''::.~" ~ ::~'' L: " 4":: 4.' :": ' " ~: , ;: t' ::'r. : 1" ":, : :::v says it has no pplans to use the voyases. the study states, • '- " ,..:-~,,,...," ,, ..... =' • ...... , ,, . ..: ~ ..-...... , facilky. It also wants to truck finished The study for theKitimat- " -- " ' " 1 .... " .... " Orenda Forest Products, product to the CN line at Kit- : Terrace Port Society uses pulp which warits to build a pulp and wanga for points back east. ". r, export fisures in calculating the :..,., %_,°. ~ " paper~ "'mill just south of The possibility of Orenda us- economic viability of the plann- eziadin, saysit will instcadbe ing the planned port at Kitimat . ed $63 million port'faci"ty. shippifi8 ihrough port "faci]iti~ is contained, in a feasibility: "I haven't had any discas; at +Stewm-t. .... study prepared by the group sions and am not aware of any ~Orenda lawyer"John Sparks that's backing that develop- discussions between them (tb~ pointed out Stewart is a lot ment. port society) and ofi'r closer than is Kitimat. "New pulp mills are planned :company," said Sparks.: '"From an economic point of by Oranda Forest Products : "It'~ possible those plans view:Stewart is closer and it'll north 0t:Kitwansa and by: maychange but I don't expect help stabilize the community," Vanderhoof~Pulp and:Paper them to," he said of said: - near Vanderh0of. !When"these Orenda's dan to ship through he .;~:., ...... ::":"!:CHICKEN TETRAZINI Orenda plans'to use. a are completed, Kitimat should Stewart. :': ~ :" ~ ' ~: :"~J ' Sauteed chlcken wlth fresh vegetables In :.-e creamy parmesan cheese sauce, ossed with fettucinl noodles Lose :. I~..STEAK CAT ALANE lolb ~,~ -' : :i. Ribs In.ourchef's ownbarbeque sauce .~'-. "':4~:.,1~.,: " a pe:r:sonal portion of lasagna. _ !!: I f'S homemadD i FOIt Our Client i : ~i F~Io i !: .... ~i~ii~ Alice Pecka~ ;i : ,..:!:) rtPie ":, .: . ":i:i:! lost 77 lbs. Buttedads (the: ,r" i tr server about all our-fine:desserts ~:~ ..... , :~'::~:~i ~ !your s~y'tMli~he 'elf loll us! 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Terrace Furniture Mart ~:'4434 Lekelse Ave., ~ [~] Pride of the North Mall ~ Terrace _ PdnQe Rupert ;: •.._ roT,_ Terrace Standard, Wednesday,May 8, 1991 - Page A3 Steelheaders plan 'political ' video TERRACE -- Local anglers are Sport fishing groups say. the planning to film a $100,000 Department of Fisheries and video aimed at generating Oceans manages the river only public pressure to save the for commercial stocks such as Skeena River's wild steeihead. sockeye and pink salmon. They Angling guide Bruce Hill said say DFO floods the river :with the "political" video is being large numbers of hatchei'y- organized by the Steelhead reared fish to satisfy the ap- Society of B.C., and is also be- petite of the commercial fleet at ing backed by theB.C. Wildlife the mouth of the river. Federation and fin American But the effect of that policy, conservation group called Trout say anglers like Hill, is to drive Unlimited. the wild stocks of steelhead and "It's a massive project," Hill other sportfishing species to the said. "It'll probably end up be- brink of extinction. Because ing the biggest project the steelhead run along With Salmon ACTORS FROM Greenthumb Theatre were here last week to perform Thin Ice -- a play about date Steelhead Society has ever during most commerciaI fishing rape -- for Skeena Jr. Secondarystudents at the R.E.M: Lee Theatre. From left, Sherry Thoreson undertaken.".... openings, large numbers of plays Trish, Heidi Specht plays Jennifer, and Duff MacDonald is Tony. The video would be steelhead are accidentally killed distributed internationally and in the commercial nets each Bruce Hill its makers hope it will force fishing season. fleet 'can be massive' with up changes in how the river is "They're the largest and best to half the returning steelhead School avoids thin ice managed. steelhead in the world," he being lost to the commercial "~'" "The Skeena is the last of the says. "It's a precious resource fishery in some years. TERRACE --Although one the sexual politics and dating Skeena counsellor Mary,, best," he said. "In the United -- not to be squandered. The "You're basically looking at Tei:race school cancelled a con- game between four high school Papais said her students'had the States they've basically days of unlimited extraction the destruction of the Skeena troversial drama about date students. It dramatizes the in- benefit of being prepared in ad, destroyed all their rivers. People have to come to a stop." River fish stocks and basically rape, the show went on for itial stages of a relationship bet- vance for the drama;land as a: are paying ug, to $600 a day to ~ Hill said the incidental catch all you're going to have left is toore than 500 Skeena Jr. ~ ween the two Couples and builds result "nothing happened thai fish on our rivers." of steelhead by the commercial hatchery fish." Secondary students here last •towards a first-date rape of one was inappropriate." • week. of the girls at the end of a house There were no hoots or cheers party. "If we'd showed the,,a, without any preparation, we Resi, d t i pa k plea from the crowd as the actors of The play attracted provinee- probably would have had the en s ssue r : Thin Ice performed the :rape wide attention in the first week scene in the one-hour play at the of its run when youths in some same kind of reaction," she TERRACE -- :Maintaining the west end of mosphere than an empty green field," she add- R.E.M. Lee Theatre Apr. 30 -- Lower Mainland/schools said'. "The kids just don't town needs a park, neighbourhood residents ed. only ashen looks and.an uneom- cheered during the rape scene. know." say they know just the place to put one. If the city were to obtain the land, Elkiw sug- fort*able silence. "The first time it happened it She said many students had In a presentation to council, Terri Elkiw -- gested corporate and service club donations The play had also been was devastating," recalls actor no comprehension that rape can she lives in the 4900 block of Lazelle Ave. -- could provide the grass, trees an.d playground scheduled to play at Thornhill Duff McDonald -- whose exist in marriage, or that being said she understood North Coast Road equipment needed to create "a refreshing Jr. ~Secondary school, but the character Tony attacks Jennifer forced or pressured to have sex Maintenance would soon be moving to new oasis", school cancelled the show after at the party. "We'couldn't by a date constitutes rape. premises in Thomhill. staff heard more about it. believe it. There was this in- "The majority of girls here That would free up the large !ot on the corner • "k'k "k -k T~ornhill Junior Secondary . credible silence, and we just don't recognize that as rape. of Park and Kenney where the company's If and when North Coast Road Malntenanee schbol principal Bill Gook said looked at each other, almost They say things got out of con- maintenance yard and mechanical workshop moves its operations off its current site at Park he made that decision: because: crying." trol and the guy got carried are now located. and Kenney, BCBC will likely sell the property; the teachers felt the students "We didn't know how to away. They say that's just the Owned by the B.C. Building Corporation says its local manager. needed to be prepared for the react. We wanted to stop the way things are." (BCBC), the ProPerty is currently zoned R3, or Noting it was zoned high density residential, sul~ject matter, and the School play and gsk them how they Papais said the date rape por- high density residential. That would allow con- Darryl Hansen pointed out, "That litaits what was unable to bring in profes- could say those things." trayed in the play is a realistic struction of apartment blocks but Elkiw pro- we can do with it and we're notin the business sional counsellors to discuss: Heidi Specht plays Jennifer representation of the kind of duced a 36-name petition suggesting the city ask of developing apartments." da¢~ rape with the students in and says she felt abused by the situations many youths will find B.C.B.C. to donate at least a portion of the Referring to the call from neighbourhood ad~imce. audience, like .~he was a victim themselves in. property for a park. residents to create a park on the site, Hansen Grecnthumb Theatre stage in a gang rape. "I had to get "It's something that's hap- Pointing out there were no public parks west added, "We'd he glad to sell it to the city." manager Katie East said the rape counselling afterwards," pening and it's happening here of Eby St., She:laid the high school fields were However, until such time as North Coast pulled company got the impression the she said. - : at Skeena," she said. "We have the only suitable children's playgrounds in the out, the current use of the property would con- school was worried it~was too The actors said they're now a lot of victims in our school." area. "A public park lends a more cheerful at- tinue. controversml. '*They were able to deal with those reac- .afraid~ the~:kids ~were going to tions, and address them during [ beh/ive' badly and theY'd be era- the question-and-answer session [ .~.]l~ ple~,~her :scho01~,a~ school :wtbng in Society:when~I~ople dist~d~ihi-~;the :province, since yell," said Rod Nagel. "It's starti~g~their tour inFebruary, kind of good in that v:ay/~'~i~ ltelax Wltbo The one-hour play follows gets people to talk." Surprise Morn this Mother's Day with a hot tub -- a hot tub of delicious Chester Fried ® chicken, that is. A night off from cooking McKay returned -- .--- will be just as relaxing to Mom as a ~lvin' McKay was re-elected ecutive chairman by acclama- luxurious bubble • bath. Try it, she'll like it! president of the Nisga'a Tribal tion. And so willthe entire family when they C0uncii I~t Thursday, fending Ed Wright was re-elected experience the taste of moist, crispy off~a challenge from Kitimat- secretary-treasurer, winning by chicken the Chester Fried ® way! Stikind rbgional district director a 60-vote margin over Ha~i'y Nyce. challenger Irene Griffin. McKay kept the top Nisga'a po~t, receiving 226 votes at the William Moore edged out Nisga'aconvention in Canyon four, other candidates to be City, while Nyce garnered 154 elected Nisga'a board member votes, on the Nonhero Native Fishing Joe Gosn:c.U.was elected ex- Corporation. 1~ BAKERY * DELl * TAKE'OUT ~1~ E~! ~ 4617 Grelg Avenue, Terrace • _ 635-6347 IOCBI=9 %1 , The Best Chicken Value You'll Ever Come Back Forl Central Gifts J .i-.. invitesyou to an evening with The Bradford I Exchange and,iTtie Ashton-Drake Galleries. il; ~,~ .... ,,~ . ,;.. ~ ...... , ..., ...~ .. :~ I prevleii!:n- ..W, ]s ...... '"" .... ons answere( by'/i::i/Bradfdrd Ex.o. ar ...... ge., Representative Thursday; May 16 Lazelle Avendle Terrace, B,C, : rl i i :¸//: : !•" ..~j r x i> Paoe A4.- Terrace.Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 .... '.,'., .-'4.. ,~ ~ ., ~ "-~ " ' ~* ,: . Ill ...... '" " I ' ' ; *' " " L ' " I I I ,. '. ':~"i'.'~'~,,~'~.,, : ~.~A~ '.:~: , "", . • "...... " .... ;>_:~'~ ~'.<., - " ~:;.~ ~': ~:.A: : ".:~,:, ~- :.. : :-' ~ ~ '~f:,- • .. "'. '-e ?,,''~i*:~ .~:~!~" V. ;.~~:" . ~r .~, ' " • ,_~ ~. ~... Editor:...... _o:-...::'.: .,: i ~..~..o... . 781o 4647. Lazollo Ave:, Terrace, B:O:,,..;VSGI 186 18041 saSh,as Red Unk ': ::'"i: ~'" ~!ili! I "&(~q ~I TlmOl m~. fi~)lls~d, on WidIy of inch w~ I)y gMl~ I~ (1 ~l)) t~. *t 4114,Z.~ A~. Tram. Igl~ ~. '!i r: l~.m.~',~;'.-' ' :,*" , ...... , .~." . -i' ~ f' '7 I , '.: L '.' ~, . r J III I .... ,, .. _ .L:k ' - ,:-':':,., -.. :,: !: .. . . :.":::'::,-.... I .DITORIA ;i ?,.'" " ; : " • "? . • I FOR, | Ill Io' ~, , thing to lose ' : Perhaps not, but the 17 who did show .The key to this seems to be people [ ~ . :. up at last week's Citizens' Forum here meeting people. One of the great things . ,. i.: :{ did learn a couple of things, about, the human race is that we're a l~' One was the degree of consensus that sociable bunch. Politics, religion and ~ ~.:.. there is a gap between those who make race aside, human beings do appreciate ~ ' " • " the: deci[ions and those who elect those each other. ~.~..~ ...... "-( PeOple to make those decisions. In the northwest, for instance, what t.. , " Too often there is a feeling that the could the Nisga'a accomplish bY renting I--I " " '.... ' country is being run by people who are a hall and inviting anybody who wants to • " t . . otit:' of control of the citizens. We're listen to come and hear their story? :::' :,t,:::A_'I~.P~.,. ,~ never really asked for our opinion -- Nationally, what about a job exchange "we,re just told what our opinion will be program. It's not too mu~h to suggest and hence, what will become govern- that a local millworker, for instance, mentpoHcy. • : could work at an equivalent facility in i That feeling was evident in a number Quebec for a couple of months and vice of areas ranging from native land claims versa. to Quebec. And from that came the idea One theme that did come out of the that not enough people have enough forum here was that Canadians are knowledge of history and of other areas basically a tolerant bunch of people.• It's The stuff of of the country to understand what is go- the fear of the unknown, of uncertainty, ing on and what should go on. that causes most of the problems. Without a common sense of history Taking steps to do away with that and of shared values, how can a group of would be the first step toward a new kind Soored dreams of country. We have lots to gain by do- people -~ no matter how diverse they are VICTORIA-- Ater a long and how spread out they are -- agree on ing this. And we have much to lose if we drought, there finally is some basic principles upon which to build and don't. good news for the Social. From the i-:i/ Nonsense .'!"-.creditGovernment. " The $10 billion deficit -capital : " :-: " budget BobRae is trying to : : !;'./~ sellto Ontarians as that pro- ~ • ":i::::~. :'- • ' ~:;:;~ ' ~::.:~ - vince's blueprint for econo~ii~ "~ "~:meont: b,arut t~ct?d~t;; " lawyer but the case load ~s too much for r,~,,,,~ iX the best thine that's ~I+,Stperson so.~l,egal,.~ork~¢~mit~ _c_Led~,,.hap~" .~) the beleaJzUer~ ~ecession' The only, w~v to.do '~bnC s .--money, I~,9.r,~,~s,-~an etement..~I.~> hatmtosa emg ou es ~]ng~i~l~!dt/fl~8 the:electiOn ,.out. .ue' ne ano spenawnen~me economy ~t.:invoived.,~at't~st 'is built on the'" amount spent on hiring lawyers ',forr~ i, if not ~e~s. m rethe doldrums, 'but neither to come"il]~in ~on the issaiL~ Sit- ~xpectation'~•that decision makers will outweighs what would be'the cost clad- Mel Couvelierdidn't waste ?'~y time exploitinsOnt~'o's Ontario nor British Columbia- ring on the fence and claiming spend the public's money wisely. ding a second lawyer at the law centre, malaisefor his party's'benefit, .....,havesaved ~ any• mo ne y, . that he won't tell Ontario how .... This'isn't the case withthe Legal Ser- Not only will the oNtario .....Couvelier made it clear that to run its business will not cut vices Society of B.C. It receives money "~ To date, the law centre has been un; NDP's budget deficit -- largest his budget will also have a it with the voters. They want successful in making that point to the in Canadian history -- spell deficit. Some weeks back, he reassurance. from the province to provide legal aid wastalking in terms of up to The voters have a right to legal services society. Surely, somebody doom for that province, it services around the province. Legal aid is places every other province in $2 billion,but later revised know what fiscal policy the meant for people who can't afford down there can add two and two financiid jeopardy, the B.C.. that figure to $1 billion. next government willpursue. lawyers. In doing so it meets one of the together. This isn't the time to let an finance minister says. I wouldn't be one bit sur- It's questionable whether On- important aspects of our society. untenable and uneconomic situation . The $10 billion deficit in prised if the deficit now came tario voters would have Ontario,. he said, will keep in-. in lower than that. Premier brought the NDP to poweL In Terrace the Lax Ghels Community continue to exist. As they say in legal Johnston will try everything to had they knownthat Bob'Rae circles, justice delayed is justice denied. terest rates high throughout Law Centre operates with just one Canada. We'll all be paying come as" close to a balanced would saddle them with a $10 for "Ontario's ad.venture," budget as possible to show billion deficit• ' Cduveller says. British Columbians that, Roe told his province that And that, the minister adds, unlike the NDP, a Social the government had a choice threatens the very unity of the Credit government doesn't . between fighting inflation and country, spend recklessly. fighting the reccssiot~ and Toys literally deafen It's the stuff Socred dreams ~ There isone way for Har- chose the latter. That's are made of in this election - " court to control some of the perhaps very humanitarian, • We: are deafening the next year. Forget about the scan- damage his Ontario counter- but it's. wrong. I have yet to ge'neration by our selection of dais, ~Forget about the lack of part has done. He can go on find someone who can prove playthings. At present, a kid's Through integrity for which Our record saying that he is totally to me that deficit spending is playtime is as tranquil as a previous premier has made us opposed to deficit spending good for anyone, be they in- federal leadership convention. Ilfo ols so famous. Take a look at the other than that Which a sagg- dividuals or governments. ,i:~Children's sensitive ears f Ontario NDP and weep. That ing economy makes In the weeks to come, you should be protected by limiting will be the Socred credo bet- umivoidable. will probably hear more about tbe-?~mmn noise level any ween now and the election. He can distance himself the Ontario budge't~ than outs. :t6~~,i:p:r~lUk.es to 75 decibels, Mike Harcourt's NDP is try- from the Ontario NDP. He For the government, the $10 ~inends the Canadian custom, we would give the he could take it outside. Neither ing hard to make the best of a can commit himself to a tough billion question came alon8 at ~'i'i~ Society• A 1989 study • sneaker set golf clubs and chess could his Mum and Dad. vow• bad situation. Finance budget that will hurt in the, just the right time;~for the' ~'f~.toys found 85 per cent of boards instead of cap gum and "Unkowingiy, parents are critic Glen Clark-says the On;; "~hort run,- butbe beneficial in NDP it's not so goodnews. ;~!excceded that noise level. wooden mallets. Not only subjecting their children to~- tafloNDP,sdeficitbudgeiiii;i.i . the long haul,: . .. But in the eod,':l don't give /~ t~ xylophone registers 129 would we save their hearing, noise levels that we don't .a~pt w0it,t hurt the British Coinm- Will he do that, Idon't- much of a damn whether it's ,~li~eis~ a toy drum 122, a toy playroom participants would in industry" says Denis Mor- i:{biaNDp.jthinkitwiil.. think so. I believe he will try good for one or the other. i~t~:95. Even a baby's rattle exhaust themselves into an early rice, executive director of the British Columbians.came:-,.,, to waffle ou the Issue. It's very What counts is whether it's ~~th a small bell registered 110. nap trying to elicit satisfying Canadian Hearing Society. difficult if notimpossible for good for.the public and I, .~/iUilder~:the ', Hazardous Pro- sounds. We'd reserve hdrns and That may explain why .beththr°~ght thenanylaSt reecessi°n:other province,' one NDP leader to criticize-.' believe it is, : du~~A~,the currentlimit for other noisemakers for senior teenagers move about like zorn- thmksiargely to former ~: .... another, in so basic and vital a Ethics in government are im- : t~:iti¢|~,.islO0 decibels, about citizens; they have less auditory hies While their Walkmans ., ,~ :~?. " : 2'L i :, " -~i~:'~/, ": , n &i has•. : a ved T~.RRACE-.= Monday," April For areas outside city, limits, 15 saw the official opening of permits can be obtained from the Forest Service's:fire season the.inca` forest district office, :Confhct. • and local protection officer Joe While having to get a permit Kasatanoff. i has: a+, simple may .seem an - unnecessarily Dear Sir: message for the coming months bureaucratic exercise, So Dave Parker thinks that Kasatanoff emphasized there NDP candidate Helmut That caution applied par- were advantages to the burner. Giesbrecht shold not speak ticularly during spring and ear]y Before granting a permit; the out against Bill 82. Dave summer when people can easily Forest Service would inspect the thinks the NDP candidate" become complacent about ,the burn site and set down safe con- has a conflict of interest. !- danger of fire. • Co'0i' dstions for the fire t0 ensure it The Socreds pass Bill 82 "i temperatures and damp weather., did~ not "get. away". Those which allows the provincial lull them into a sense of security could include stipulating what government to interfere with but, he emphasized,. "in three fire.fighting equipment and collective bargaining between or fonr days it ~can be a totally level of manpower there should public sector workers and diffe'rem! situation." be on site during the fire and their employers. BilF82 does Nor doe~ it:take ,blisteringly. whether la fire guard was need- not determine amounts of hot'weatherto bring about the ed. .... money it 0niyrdetei~niues a change. A combination of sun- Having a,permit could also process for interference in shine and drying winds can save an individual a lot of free and fair collective quickly drive up .the fire hazard, money, he added. If h'e did not bargaining. It is an unfair he warned. have one and the fire escaped, and unnecessary piece of That point was underscored he explained, "he could be held legislation according to ex- by Forest Service staff who were liable for all the costs involved perts. out in:the field two weeks ago. in. fighting the fire." That Dave Parker, who like all After only three days of the would not be the .case where the other cabinet ministers mini heatwave which saw permit conditions had been facing an election,has md- 30-year-old record highs tum~ followed and the fire had got deniy become an expert in ble, they reported the bush had out of control "through no conflicts of interest? Before already dried out significantly. fault of his own." he lets his ima~nation run Knowing when and where wild, he might consider how burning was to take place also a forester is not in a conflict allowed the Forest Service to en- of interest if he is put in Having a permit" can sure weather conditions were charge of B.C.'s - Parks. N.S.R. parkland is more real save an individua/ a lot right for smoke dispersal, the timing of the fire was compati- than a conflict of interest in- of money --Kasatanoff.. ble with the district's recently volving Bill 82. adopted smoke management In Dave Parker's world, policy and, where applicable, women politiCians should not the local airport was advised of speak out on women's issues, Because people can the planned burn. doctors in politics should not underestimate the danger and While no permit is needed for speak out on health issues "often don't have a good grasp campfires, Kasatanoff remind- and foresters in politics on fire behaviour," Kasatanoff ed campers they should still take should not speak out on reminded them a permit was re- some basic precautions. They forestry issues...oopsl I quired for all burning being car= included: guess you forgot about being ried for the duration of fire • Ensuring the fire was a safe forest minister, hey Davel season which ends October 15. distance from flammable Yours truly, He explained there are two material such as trees or logs, Walter McCoaneli. types of permit. Class A permits • Having a shovel or con- Terrace, B.C. are necessary for any "in- tainer of water handy just in ddstrial burning". While broad= case, and cast burns obviously fall into • Ensuring the fire was com- that category, it also applies to pletely out before leaving the ALTERNATIVES to broadcast burning slash left behind after logging are being considered in what the Make it any machine-piled debris -- site. Forest Service has identified as "smoke-sensitive areas". Above, fire protectio~ioffk~ei'. ;Joe Katasanoff from land clearing or building Kasatanoff said anyone re- inspects a site where slash was broken up by machine rather than being burned.Gathering debris into clearer demolition, for example. quiring more information on piles (inset) to be burned individually or tn small groups is another method be!.ng looked at. '[Cias~ B permits apply in the permits or fire safety could c6ii- An open letter to: [ case of small-scale burning and, tact, .t,~ the. ,'/ ",,~'district "'~ t .d'.+!.',',Y:office att ~0ko", i. `'~''':. 'i "'~ ~ ! : ~' ¢J~l' :J" ' ;t; ~1~" ", • ." .. ,,: : . ks, ..Rew • ~ ,,~; ,+,.~ Shan~es Mountain Ski Cor~, I m.¢~s t+en+,,Gu+i~i~i~+i,.-p..~P~+,o'f avmlal~l¢ wPilc~ otti~r~-'~ ,~[p+ +r -: ...... l+av~ in your/backy/~lL . those living'on rural a++reages8n ++ , ; ...... ' ~ ' + : '' ' + " ' " + ' : '+.... " " " ' ' + =" + ! Din:rag: ihe"~t :'spi'i~ | break you advertised bus | place,[.Wl~ere',burning, within the ismunicipal ,+take Wha''"fireproof + they Cofldtheir 'do"tO.0w,n answers to old problem fares to Shames as being $$ I boundaries, the permit is issued backyards" and thereby p~oie~t each way. This was not the by !he local fire department, their homes, TERRACE-- It may not have gone as far as the cutblocks -- on steep slopes and in swampy areas, agreement you had made Kitimat-Stikine regional district would have liked for example -- where this method might not be with Farwest and it caused a -- it called for a moratorium on all broadcast possible. In such cases, forestry would fikely turn lot of confusion and anger to piling of debris prior to burning. with some of the parents. burning -- but the Kalum forest district has Fire facts '90 agreedto ban all such slash fires within five miles Emphasizing the results from pile burning were Even though Dave Storey ., of the Terrace-Kit,mat airport. very different from broadcast blazes, he said the of Farwest returned the $5 That ~ndertaking is included in a new smoke sizeofthosepilesandthenumber set alight at any return fare to me,. I suggest TERRACE -- Last year there were 125 fires in the Kalum management policy being adopted by the Forest one time could be controlled. That, in turn, to you that you are more forest district and while that was nearly a third less than the Service (the same ban applies within five miles of would control the amount of smoke produced. ~ specific in your ads. previous year, the figure was more than double the 10-year : the IGtimat alrpark). -The new policy also establishes smoke sensitive There are lots of average, - Fire protection officer Joe Kasatanoff also youngsters that would have areas, defined as "any area in which smoke ac- gone to the mountain to ski, Mother Nature was the primary fire-starter with lightning .: noted .the Forest Service will be looking at the cumulations may cause a safety or public health accounting'for 76 of the blazes. However, that type of fire is ~ feasibility of alternatives to burning of any kind hazard, or may unreasonably deny recreational or had there been transporta- tion on weekends and profes- r unavoidable. What concerns the forest service are the number in those areas. aesthetic enjoyment to the public." of fires for which people are to blame. ' = One such method would be allowing the local sionai days. Of the 49 man-made fires last year, 29 were related to in-, Correction Centre to remove all firewood quality ~ in line with that last, the Forest Service had It would be a good idea if dustriaiactivitins, nine were caused by abandoned campfires slash from a cutblock and then using a "slash produced a list of significant community events you could work something , ~nd,thel remaining 14 were determined to have been set buster" to break up what remains. Although the -- including the May long weekend, Riverboat better out for next season, ' ~eliberhte!y. : .~;/ , .. . :. broken down slash would decompose more quick- Days and Skeena Valley Fall Fair. because you are losing a ., .~,The"most serious fire occurred in the Kildala Valley, down. ly, he said the Forest Service would have to de¢id~ No burning can take place three days prior to good.portion of revenue by •.',the Douglas Cha~el,:where 90ha burned, Losses here includ-r' "if we can livewith the hazard" posed by what ' these events without the district's approval and not getting skiers up there. ed.timber.that had alreday been felled and bucked as well as could become fuel for a wildfire. : even then, he said, approval will only be given if In closing I would like to staitding.Uees, : ,..~. /;Pointing out slash busting had been carried out there is agood venting index. say that the kids enj¢~yedthe The good news for i990. was: overall timber losses were : on a site near the airport last summer, Kasatanoff Kasatanoff explained the Venting index in. season, and I wish Shames minimal with only about 250ha being burned, most of that ' said he would be revisiting the sire'this ye~ to : dicated whether the smoke would be carried the best for their future y~as in ~/erY;low quality stands, assess the results, straight up and how quickly and effectively it endeavors. However, he added, there would be some would be dispersed by upper level winds. Yours truly, [: , Helga Janke, Terrace, B.C. Protecting habitat is the key : TERRACE-- The Thunderbird precluded any attempt to active- That might also mean chang- area is not a major priority for ly p~omote increased numbers ing the forest service's restock- About the environment ministry when of bears there. "We do not ing standards -- the number of it comes to its management pro- want to increase the conflict new trees to be planted in. a given area -- such as reducing letters gram :of coastal grizzly bears, between people and grizzlies," The Terrace Standard says a local .conservation of- 'she explained. the figure adjacent 'to some small streams. ,welcomes letters to the editor ricer. :. Since protecting existing on ail topics. All letters must Speaking ata' recent public populations Was the branch's be signed and carry an ad- meetingl to.consider a manage- main aim,:sbei~id theemphasis men, plan:fortheThunderbird • was//n0w 0n!~habitaf manage- The latest draft of the dress and local telephone H/f`': '~t; .... i number. Addresses or phone ~i 211/ ,~ '~',,~, m it'S to the souih of Terrace ment. "lf:!]/0udon't have the Thunderbird integrated, ~','. ~'~.. , and takes in-Lakelse Lake (see habitat, you won,t have the resource management plan numbers won't be printed map at right):-- Kathy Stuart numbers," she pointed out. • prepared by the forest service with the letter, but they are said the prime concern is "to To:concentrate efforts on includes a goal of preserving necessary for confirmation ~: r ' ~.~~ ~ . r protect grizzly populations countlng:thenumber of bears 1,800ha of old growth forest -- of the letter's authenticity~ .4~,' ~f.~.:.~ wherethey are most at risk." while ailowing'more Of their that area is 10.3 per cent of The writer's name will be ~q • ~:.:,, .,~/, ~:'/~, $tuart~;!Was, responding to habitat:,i to/disappear in the crown land in the Thunderbird. published, Requests for 'i:. " f~.~ ...... : local iresidentKjolborn Eide's meanwhile'wasnot the most el- Although the figure fails names to be withheld may be _ • .__ - --.:,, ' suggestion ahunting ban should fective, way:of dealing with the short of the 12 per cent target- 'granted in extraordinary cir. ;' ~.~'~ ."~" f ~.-~. ~-~ .... ~ '~ ~" 4< :tw~ ime0sed In the area and stay pi~oblem~ ~i~i~?~:~ . ./..:.~ ted~in earlier drafts, project co- cumstan~': .; ;= .:' ~:';:.,'.~ ' ";' ~=:,~. ~ : .//"-~ ';~? ~i:i|o"~niace~.~io~/en0ulh to allow :" ~."f.li~t~iiish~i~d,~:~ the branch.!,:~/~h~rman' N0.fm.t Parry says / Thank you .l~t~rs ki~ould .~.+'-'--'f" ~...... " :" populations ~of large game to, shOuld:.:be ...... IooHngat, ..... how much ~.:'thee,, -,~sstdl o,s°me work to do be submitted to the"Card of I ' '~'~" ~:':'[ t ~ ~''', ~ 4 '"...... ~"'~'~'~:':'~"- ~' recover., ~,'~' habttatis'avafl~bleto the bears ,~t:,.~ " :~ " Thanks' section of the.[ =::? ;~: ': , = • ' ~ ' ~ 4 "r ~ 4 ,.~'~'''"~:~ " Pointing !out grizzly numbers ands:what 'can~b~ d0ne tO r main-', :~:i!Old:g~wt~ retention will be classifieds. Y/.Yi, | ~AM~t~.gMPNT 7ONEg" ~w ,now b~n "~t-m'hlkh~l 'tnv t~= ar6und Lakelse had plummeted"i'~taintheirnumbers by preserving oneof~:the m~y i~ues.tackled Letters containing libeloes:,= !" .~'~' ...... -- ...... • ~' '~• ~ over-the...... t 25 years, he satd some:of that..habitat,4r ~ v": ' .... r oy t he newt y. ~ f ormea ":r nU n aer- .~6derblrd area. Fish/wildlife habitat and recreaUon,:~rtlcularly '.,ha ~.... h!~.~t^.,,., ...... ,'h a ~:;(Wher~:G~,Kii~~oa ~,,, t,,, bird ad~isor~ committee which or objectionable matter ~ll~" , anglln& are the priorities In Zone 1, Malntalning,Wildllfo~habitatb, .=... ,^_::.~..,_,.,...... oe- ,=t~-,a,., ~!~,i;l~;i'÷':'..~...=.,,.a, ;, -will: meet for the".!flrst-time be edited or returned to'the~ ' e prlrna~ focus in Zone 2, altho!~h fish hab~t!~ stiiilmportant ' ,=.i ~i=~in~tu i~;.o draWn UD ~/~ht ~t~n~h~':~-,~=r ,, t", .=t~ii~orrow,, "..Parry said. writer, All letters are ~nio~:, ./:.- , ,~, - . , ...... ' ...... , ,, ,, ,lll, e.,. v....,.....,,....o --- - ,i~:~.~..~i~:~!~-.,T,~://~,~,?.~ :, -~ :/~,,,~ ~,~?~, ,/.!...... - . , : iP~..Zonealsthe workJngfor.est b~stands~. .... ~:." for the area. ,~ -.'-~. : .:,s~:d~t ~!! !, .~ rowth~areas;-~:,.. ~,~j~!~tial..~meet!ng will .~. a'spacekvailablebasls;.Wtth; i'::.~. ,etain~ in th.~ aroas; Es~sent!at~r.~t~: ! ~;;;i,:::!¢~.O~er,,given~ak¢lsewasa-:~[~l~i~d aio~ie.for ~ [0!low~.bY:a:,~d.~p.! shorter .letiers likely tiii:~: ]8Mdscape~deWS. " ...... "...... ,'~,~'~'":~,:~:,:/ii<;,5';:o:::<~Sidd',~20nce/i~rforhumansatety:'.:replacem~t/Old~wth:stanas;:;;~'~_tthanolookatthearea, ' *': :,:; "; ":: ;i!:*~!:;,~:::~;/:~;i: [~, li , W"T.~r~: o, Page A6 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 .,:~. 'il [: i' II , ~:~.; ~ ~ ~ ,..:. ::. ,.~.x~,.~ ,,~ ::'?,~-I'.~.,:,',.~.. ~ ~ :~ ', e~,',;:~':'i,~:'~'~'.',:: ' II,I:iM!AY 9 I MAY 10 MA Y:111 MAY 12 -, i .., L BULK :i: FAMILY PAK :• SIRLOIN TIP S OR TOPROUND BARBEOUE [ - STEAKS SAUCE LB, ?- $8.80 KG: ¶ Reg: price :29¢/100 g.i:::!!!!i:!":I, :~~ /100!G: :~ MOTHER,S DAY : HANGINGIO"::::t BASKETS CAK FUSCHIAS, BEGONIAS, I : Chocolate or White - i PETUNIAS ~;~ II i i '~~ ~ ~' i~i I~~EY'S~ "" ,r POTA' ' i~ : ~ • Assorted Flavors :- • 2.:L. Bottle ,~.~,., :, ,:'~ .... • '190 g. • . . . , ...... ~ . ..;." .. r I _ - _ | SUNDAY, MAY !21 MOTHER'S DAY! lO0:MOthers will receive a complimentarY,:rose! ( i~~~® THERMOS , i .... GAS , !,I BARBEQUE t O • 32,000eTU !. ~c~ :8 STORE HOURS: CHIMO HOME Monday e am - 9 pm ~i:i:~i:ii!iii::!i~i:~,i~!,~ TUe~lay ' 9 am- 9 pm DELIVERY Wednesday e am. 9 pm Service available 7 days a week [,,Th,,.:.{~lay~ ..... ~ ::9am,gpm :f ~Y'i:: -,;, ; eam-Ol~n SENIORS FREE ISaturday . . Om-g~ Sunddy ' " lOam'8!~. qunUl~, sonyno ~e~ke = Terrace St~dard,: Wednesday,.May 8,~1991~,- PaGe'AT~ rgre:: ~;$r :nn.d,a g r Bali Although his brothe~ isalspa lawyer in Lethbridge,:de!Walle • ...... comes from a mlddle-cl~s bib~ .:~ '': to swear collar family with no legal tradi- ',.'s newest tion. •. . ' , ge, replac- De ware was born in,:Vic-~,. .= judge E.. toria and went to high school in transferr- Calgary, wherehis parents still anaimo, live. They'll be coming here for father of the swearing in ceremony, he call from added. '" s Fraser on He completed, his bachelor of ;ws wasn't arts degree at tire Ufdversity of last week. Victoria, finishing in 1978 in the ig smile on first graduating class at the .... days," de university's law school. Only one of his classmates has also [ea local been appointed to the bench. ~inted pro- He was called to the bar on zt the Ter- May 14, 1979 and soon arrived ~fore now, in Terrace. had been Ed deWalle Since then he's been known G' a for his participation in the com- ,ured when Talstra and Co.. 12 years ago. munity -- teaching people's law ' he said. "I came up here because Jack school courses, serving as a Te~'- forward to Talstra offered me a job," he race and District Community on. It's an Said. "I'd never been to Terrace Services Society diiector, serv- before in my life. My wife Sarah ing as the locally elected practised and I decided we'd just stay for representative to the B.C. aw, as well a couple of years -- and here we branch of the Canadian Bar in Terrace are." - • Association, .and coaching soc- local firm "We really like Terrace. It's a cer. io layoffs feared XPL.OS :TERRACE -- A native radio salaries and operations) that we vices to the federal and provin- :i~ation here may have to lay off received last year," said Jones. cial governments :fo':i produce ohe of its 11 employees because The layoff could come in six public service announcements. !t~ d0esn't have enough money, months if the station which pro- The ssix-month notice of a S its general manager. vides programming to nearly 30 possible layoff falls under pro- " ~[~Ray Jones of Northern villages in central and northern visions of the federal labour Native Broadcasting (NNB) said B.C. can't find more money, he code which applies to broad- i~yflie amount of money it receives added. casting outlets. :ft:om the federal government to NNB has started an on-air NNB's satellite distribution ~0perate hasn t kept up with ris- bingo and is selling program system to villages isn't affected /ingcosts. sponorships to earn extra because it falls under a different •~ Baszcally we re getting the revenue. budget. :same amount ($436,800 for It's also contracted its ser- GREAT MOTHERS FINANCI DAY GIFT GIVING SUGGESTIONS On any used vehicle 1985 or newer, up to 48 mo. o.a.c. 8" Hanging Impatiens Over 1 O0 used vehicles to choose from! eas~et ...... 21=11.99 10" Mixed Flower Hanging Baskets...... =15,99 10" Fuschla $ . ¢ppt:d! ,i I~ N Hanging Baskets...... 19.99 sat., June 8 |! , MORE Shows 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. •Begonias ...... , ...... 3.99e=. FRUIT TREES ORCHARD READY, R.E.M. Lee Theatre YOUR BU Apple • Pear * Cherry,* Plum 'ricketl $8,(~.s.~.~,,=u) =17,99 °a. available at: Terrace Child Tomato & Cucumber Development Centre •Now'..;..." ...... 3 plants for=2,0O Jeans North & :Bank of Montreal • Presentedby Terrace Child Development Centre & CFTK 7". V. OTEM FORD FAREWELL TOUR FOR 3092 Hwy t 6East - 635-5700 CASEY & RNNEGAN 4631 Keith Ave.. DLR No. 5548 635'4984 .¢ " ~"I J PRESENTING The Trial of 1: ii! Bear" Starring Micheal C Lawrenchuck ,:". . Currently touring'across .... ; SMALLER CLASS SIZE , ~ ;Canada! thisPlay,'will; bell i~ :,:,y:,,;':.~ i ~ IN CLASSES AFFECTED BY THE YEAR 2000 CHANGES S: in Terrace I:NIGHT•0NLY~;::!:Ii i: ! ~ ASSISTANTS AND TEACHER RETRAINING rhurs"':~ day, May !, L:ir~!:6 ]: • TO HELP SPECIAL NEEDS¢HILDREN BROUGHT INTO REGULAR CLASSROOMS . •.• ;: "~ : ~ BY THE YEAR 2000 CHANGES :; ::!! ;REM Lee Theal[re(::(/i~: ~:: e ,,,~ 8:00 p.m.. 1~ ~: .... • i - MORE PREPARATION TIME lets: ~;lO.OOAdults - -:.,-: ; ~,,/. ~~ : i~i~ " FO~ ELEMENTARY TEACHERS i~ '.~"~:., Available at' Misty River Books: ;: > "L'TO~ HELP THEM COPE WITH THE MASSIVE CHANGES DUE TO THE YEAR 2000 ! .: rI*' " CO-SPONSORED BY NORTHWBT :i"~::=" ,/' i~: t IEVEI,OPMENi BI)UCATIONA880CIAYION,~...... ~.~ ;, ~i~"~ "o~ '~ ;L" ,~' " •i~!;~, >~:~ ! Page.A8;--Terrace Standard, Wednesday,.May 8, .1991 ' . . . -~.:..~.,.:.;:] ...... NESS REVIEW I , .oo. Foo, " " ] I 1~ ' ~ 4 :WITH A GOOD CARPET,., Safeway gets go ahead for street move TERRACE -- Safeway's ex- -sPECIALS pansion plans can now go ahead following city approval Of a land swap that will see Ottawa And SinkYour Toes i St. between Greig and Lakelse moved 132ft. to the west. Into spectacular The decision followed a presentation last week by com- ,, ~- ,~,;:-,.. pany representative Robert SAVINGS ,.....:.~ ! !'~, , Traylen -- he's from Safeway's Vancouver real estate office. Choose From Assorted Traylen told aldermen reloca- tion of the street would the IDea| Styles And Colours store to be expanded 13,000 Flower power sq.ft, to 42,000 sq.ft, and the LIMITED TIME OFFER! . ON SALE this Friday and Saturday will be carnations in sup addition of 86 new parking port of the multiple sclerosis society Helping out in the effort spots. will be Century 21 agent Ted Garner and Realty World agent Safeway has an option to pur- Brenda Erickson They and fellow agents will be at four Ioca- chase the property adjacent to Ottawa St. -- now owned by tions -- Skeena Mall, the Co-op, credit union and liquor store Okanagan-Skeena and the ,Robert Traylen i Canadian Imperial Bank of associated with the move as well Commerce -- and would hand as construction of a new road. that over to the city in the ex- Responding to a suggestion UT AND ABOU T change. expansion could be achieved by A NEW WORLD OF COLOR AND DESIGN Traylen said the larger floor using just part of the street with area would allow expansion of the extra parking being provid------1 all departments and predicted ed on the other side of Ottawa, O the bigger store w0uldrequire a he pointed out many customers TERRACE- The Terrace the treasurer. 20 per cent increase in staffing Inn's Robert Q. Smith is stepp- A three-year contract the were mothers with children. The levels to approximately 100 company therefore wanted to ing down as the hotel's general local has with Skeena Broad- employees. avoid having a street running manager. casters ends this summer. The project will also involve a "He's going to be missed," •* * * 'k "k "k " through the middle of the park- complete faeelift for the ing area. said assistant manager and ac- Statistics Canada will use 190 building so that'it looks "like a If all the necessary approvals, ting general manager Margaret tons of recycled paper in prin- brand new store when including the go-ahead from the Livadney. "I think it's a big ting its census forms and finished," he added• loss." envelopes. Municipal Affairs ministry, Traylen said the company were in place in time, he said YOUR DECOR She said the hotel hasn't That's enough for 21 million was aware relocation of the construction of the new street found a replacement for Smith questionnaires and 80 per cent street would also involve mov. might begin this fall. Terrace Carpet Centre yet and hopes to name someone of the envelopes. As well, ques- ing sewer, power, gas and water However, Safeway did not in- within the next two months. tionnaires left for, people•not at 3202 Munroe Street at Hwy. 16 W. lines now running through the tend to start work on the "k * "A, ,k *,, home will be placed in bio- TERRACE right-of-way. However; it was building itself until the spring of degradable plastic.bags. • Nominations for the prepared to cover all costs 1992. ;] 635-2976 -o chamber's business executive of Those 21 million question- ,.y,r,ar,..-,,.. ar~ ,,,i~~-ut~till~ lcome • ,, naires, placed end to end would ~.,:~haEh~soK~Olrlt~eroastedaL~,~stretch•he from Vancouver to I ~cha~l'l~e~-l~'~l~ June-:2-2~:...... Moncton,-New Brunswick, a 4 g ,~..?...... ,..~ , AOVERTISEOM[RCNANDISE POLICY • The evening also features'ilae dis~/mce0f3,64..5 miles. , Census Day is June 4 installation of the chamber s ] ~ld Irmmlulll Q~,I~I~¢~aw~) K marl ~1 ~ ~ P,~llthtxt I new executive. Elections for * * * * **- that take place June 13. A March housefir:e here **-k -k* 'k blamed on an electric coffee maker isn't the only one of its A Smithers-based Skeena kind. Broadcasters reporter has been General Electric has called in named president of the union nine million of its coffee makers which represents the broadcast while two years ago, Proctor- company's reporters. Silex issued a voluntary recall. Gladys Atrill was cl~osen The problem arises in a recently at a meet of Local 827 switch that controls a coffee of the National Association of maker's warming element. Broadcasting Employees and It's supposed to go off and on Technicians. at regular intervals but if a user The vice president is Cfiff forgets to turn off the element, Kaska, Kathy Brookes is the the switch can stay on'and ele- secretary and John Crawford is ment become hotter and hotter. . . L © Qll i •.. : •-: ' " ' "%" .!:." : ": l Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991- Page Agi ' ,~,. /~'i';:";:ii~!iii::;TERRACE-;..--,~Thelocalrecycl- daynow,"heudd! "Es~ially : dumpsters e~day;dUe.tdi~e '~ i' :. ins depot is:being overwhelmed oUr'newspa~r bl/m. We're go. heavy me of:the ~ntre. ! :~;, l~,~mA~l~.,..~il ..~k~,; ~ bylts own success;~.,...... :...... mg to have to,go tolarger bins ' : The de,~t';il ~-ratlnl ona ][=~]J~t '/ N k RandY(3reb°nigfthe Skeena soon! .-7 :there's',i~0 ;!quimlon non'profi~'b~aiS't~ollec~'81~, : ' . i ~ !~ ~;i -T Nk 'Valley R~cllzlg ,So~:iety says aoo.utmat. i.~.. plastic, aiuminumand tincans, ~11 ]~ i ) the Community hag':responded z n¢oepot o pensi.~aturaays.to cardboard, and paper ..... in' ~VII II l~ / strongly since the society open' accept recyclables,,,out wnen Zt s cludinR both newspapers and ~s ~ ' /' ed the,doors to its warehouse .cnosea, peopne can orop items 'magazines. - " ~IP~~' ' ]' behind gondolas' Furniture on nnto the labeled dumpsters O~bUqdFi I~~ Hwyl6 last month : beside the door, ' " . ; Grelson said organizers are / ~. ' Grelson said. it's rnow still looking for more / ' "Our bins are filling.up every necessary tO unlo&d those volunteers. Colourful smiles '\.~ / FACE-PAINTING at the Trades Fair brightened the Smile':on ' lO-year.old Melanie Rarnsey's face and added colour to the whole /1 • ext.(avaganza. More than 30 individuals, businesses and organza. t!ons set up shop at the arena over the weekend to promote their :'wares. % \ \ : Society scores housing first !91 Chevrolet Cavalier TERRACE -- The Muks-Kum- It'll be an apartment-style * Power steering and brakes Ol Housing Society wants to building consisting of three two- • AM/FM stereo build what it believes will be the bedroom units for fully disabled o Automatic transmission first apartments in the city people, three two-bedroom • Air conditioning designed for disabled people units modified for those who • Newly redesigned interior and for those who have access •don't have as many access and problems. use problems and two three- .:.Society spokesman Danny bedroom standard units. $10,635 G.M.Sl~neoredprl©e Sheridan said last week it wants The modified units, for in- to start, work early this summer stance, will have special door •"1" *175 Ce.e.e and has asked contractors for and cupboard handles for peo- design andbuilding siting ideas. ple with severe arthritis. The eight anits will go on pro- This'll be the eighth project *10,810". perty the society owns at the for the society formed to supply corner of Atwood and Little, low cost housing. behind the swillzming pool. ~,~l. Road ...... f;k IG ~, : ~illtt~tZ';'t! ,5 "2 !~IIRIIIJA '91,Pontmo~unbi~,, ;i "":'""" ' '"".... ;" ""-- ,contrract -, Power Steering ~d ~r~es I~!:~.~ ~","?~. • AM/FM Stereo ::~:~'~" • Automatlc transmlssion awarded • Air conditioning TERRACE- The nearly $2 million replacement of the Maroon and Wesach Creek G.M. Sponsored $1 0,9 9 5' i bridges on the Nisga'a highway Price will bring the total cost of Cassette -!-'175 upgrading the road to the Nass to more than $7 million. The $1.946 million contract s11,170" 42 MPG! to rebuild the Maroon and Wesa~h was given to San-Berry Contracting Ltd., of Terrace. Permanent concrete struc- =.wi,, Maroon log stringer bridge and ik%.;=;,,.oo! the Wesach temporary Bailey i If ,~-E~* Truck Mountn involve the creation of wider ,n, r,.,,,..,. Sprint/Pontiac Firefly channels and a higher deck elevation to help prevent • 64 MPG flooding.../ ...... • Fuel Injected engine If all goes according to • All wheel Independent suspension schedule, the new bridges will he in use by the fail,''-.,' ..... ~ ~O Combined::i=with the $5.2,i! I milliori;i~c~ad:lJpgradit~gto take :i i O~ERSERVICES PROVIDED: I 'place ju'st'izorth, of..Kalurn Lake, i,' I ~ ~mago Rettorailoni *7,815" the .bridge replacement brings r'~~" I ~~a~ co~,o, i the t0talimprovements On the i PHONE I N~s road to more than $7 I.~635--3558 ~I •:inillion, $6 million of which is n ,~ ~0,~,,. ~..,..~. ~1 i. .,;tobe spent this year.. I~~ • dl't'r" - I I i i Ih N -,'Prices Include freight, PDI and casl~back. Low Interest financing Is available in place of cMhback offer. TAKE ME ALONG! FINANCING ON MOST " Now when you book NEW 1991 CARS ;your next l! ~AHD TRUCKS o.A.c. ;business irip; yoU can take your spouse " along ,for ~ ,150.% OFF ROUnd trip, ticket fare*. so~or~,~ ~ Mc'Ewan Terrace 4736 LAKELSE AVENUE' iI TERRACE. B.C. VOG 1R6.:~ :~ .. "FOR PEOPLE' ,:.,~;' Out of Town Customers GOING PLACES" ,,, ": .TheBdght Spot On TIMEMAGAZINE Please Call Collect QUALITYDEALER D.L No. 81113 i,/~,Hlnlimv 16, Tenaej AWARDWINNER 635-4941 ~ B~F ~ P~ ~ ...... j Page AIO -Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 I I '1, • , .~. Court report ,# .... .:, . TERRACE -- Here are convic- Ronald Coutier pleaded gull- or new construction tigris resulting from recent cases ty to refusing to •provide a SPRING:%'. FI heard in Terrace provincial breathalyzer sample. He was court: fined $600 and is prohibited " '~]" ,:0:0@@00:00000 @OOO@'O Mar. 19 from driving for one year. Kevin Dutton pleaded guilty Gary Paul Borden pleaded solos'°°'° e, SPECIAL PRICES IN e,, to p0ssessionofa narcotic. Dut- guilty todmpaired driving and e EFFECT NO.WI ~ ~ ton was sentenced to0ne day in possession of a narcotic. He was O:O O ®'OO @ @'O.O @ @ O ® O'@ @'@@' jail and fined $300. fined $~0, and is prohibited...._ Paul Mercer pleaded guilty to from •driving for one year,;, ,:/,/~ driving ;:~with ~a i •blood-alcohol ;/:: Patdck~ Rance BUi~iLs~pl~ded ..~_~ ~ . 3.5 Pieces per sq/It , level ovei:theiegal limit of .08. 'guiity tO;:l~ossessi0n/of/a nar, ~~./-%~ ~o Colour Red, grey & tanj Mercer ~I Was fined •, $1,000 and cotic, and Was fined $50. : :, .~ ,~ '} : "., .:::.. : . . received an automatic driver's Trevor Ken Vangild.er plea¢i- iicenc¢~sqspension: " " ed'guilty t0 assault~"i~angilder ~.' ~~ .~ ii':!...':!'./:" .: .. Grey or Colour Un,.Stone i.i Reuben :Edgar • Ryan pleaded was fined $300. , ...... ~ "11.' ,I ~/11 ~i~ 4~HighGrey orColour " guilty itO possession of anar- Kelly Robert~D0uglas Alger /Types cotic for the purpose oftraf- pleaded guilty to :indecentex- : ~ ~L].;m.i~.:./:.]~ ~i;; uni-stone Pavers :' , ficking:Ryan was sentenced to posure, and was fined $200. one•day in jailand fined $100. Lawrence Morrison pleaded ~. Double ~ ' " .~ Double , ' .... CONCRETESLABS ' Dale Preston Bitzer pleaded guilty to assault, and was TdlnOle I ~ Scored/plain, ~ • ~>~ ~ , • Grey or ...... ' ~ .... ' guilty•to using another person's sentenced to 45 daysinjail, and • S",. ~. ,'~.'.. ; , Gray. :,,,: nomtransferrable hunting per- one year on probation. mit, contrary to Wildlife Act Stanley Clifford Imrie plead- ~=~'.'Y/7 Patio •. ~,~. .... ~T'~/ regulations. Bitzer was fined ed guilty to cruelty to animals. ~"~'~" ~Diamond ~ ~/ ...... , .. ~,~', . - . $300. lmrie was fined $50. Richard Gerd Mroch pleaded Mar. 22 Cm/ed.Diamond /~'~ guilty• tO two Wildlife Act of- Williehillin Wiebe p[eaded~ fences. He was fined $500. guilty to three counts of assault. Danny Henyu pleaded guilty Wiebe was sentenced to four to assault. Henyu was fined months in jail and two years on ~~~,,,,.~~~d'////////~'No.54 F;~--<~>'-,,'~ ~ Patepted Masonary 'Bicycle Stand Bicycle Stand $600. probation. Chlmdey (for one B.M.X. Tire) (for one 10 sj~d.Tire) Mar. 20 Benjamin Aylmer Rancier I Brian Albert Wishard plead- pleaded guilty to theft under ed guilty to two counts of dis- $1,000 and was fined $15. NOW OPEN TO SERVE YO...~,~,payment at qualified driving, two counts of Georges Benoit Cote pleaded With....Bricks, Blocks, Mason~ Chimneys, Reinforcing 10% off ,.,.,.. failing to appear in court, two guilty to driving with a blood- Steel, Cement, Lime, Grout, Song Tubes, Blasting Sand and counts of breaking and enter- alcohol level over the legal limit Many OtherC.ons.tructio.n Supplies. Nso AvailableSand and Gravel. time of pure.aBe. ing, and one count of mischief of .08. Cote was fined $500 and . ,'L" causing less than $1,000 is prohibited from driying for damage. Judge Paul R. one year. "'-~ ECHO CONCRETE & BRICK Lawrence sentenced Wishard to Kathleen Luise ISessureault one year and six weeks in pleaded guilty to six counts of 4430 Kelth'Avo., Terrace, B.C. (Formerly Glacier Concrete) 635.9191 prison, obtaining merchandise valued Mar. 21 at less than $1,000 under false In Stewart court, Einer pretences. Dessureault was Gustafson pleaded guilty to given a suspended sentence and •assault, and was fined $300. two years on probation. #" • ,o • / 1988 Olds 2 dr. loaded ...... $14,995 1986 Pontiac Paris Brougham ...... $11,900 ~' ~'i I/.:/ lit ~'~ .,~, 1982 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 dr ...... $5,390 • .3 982 Memury Cougar Stn. Wgn ...... $2,995 ...... ,: ~;~ .~'. , 198OCher 4 dr.;...... -;~...... :~....~..;.~; ...... $1,995, ]~lil{} ;ll( 1979 Chrysler Lebaron 4 dr ..... :~.:./'~:., E!;..~.~-~..;$2,450 1977 Ford T-Bird 2 dr. HT ...... $950 1975 Lincoln Continental 2 dr ...... $2,995 TRUCKS & RV'S ..... ::; 1984 Kawasaki Motor Bike ...... ; .... $2,275 1986 Chev ½ ton, natural gas ...... :.:i;,.:.~S~6OO 1977 Skylark Trailer ...... $5,995 1977 Trailer & Camper ...... ~....$1,9g§ 1973 Curb Van 1 Ton RV ...... $2,777 ~... | 1971 Ford Crew Cab 4x4 ...... $1,1"15 8 Ft. Cam per ...... ;.$777 3 Specials Under (good transportation) ...... '...$500 ,ou,,,,,. o, 0o,,.,.,..-o..o.,, M le Electnc, Canadian uid Air ~//::~!~i!:: 4521REUM Lakelse Ave. MOTORS LTD.635-2655 :~t~.:: ": ,~,,ili:! !i~!!!!~i'/i:;~:~;:~ii~:i::~)!';~ii,, ,ini!!'!}: Valley Oxyg C6NGRATUIATIONS , E Sat. , Ma y 11 , 10 a.m. 6 p.m...... ~ili;ii!~!i !~:II! iii!i)! 4751 :Gre ig/Aveh Terrace ~ (by the Sande OVerpass) , ";i'.,: r " ' " r ~ ' ; " ' ' ' Jackie Belanger won four trophies at the Nor- :..... : : i' thwest Region hair competition April 28th here in ! Terrace, and would like to thank all her models for I i doing a wonderful/jo b. Kelly Yasinchuk, Jackie glc Munson, Laura Goodwin & Rob, couldn't have done it WithoiJt you! ..... • ; 11', = , . ' ' ;' ;~ :':~i : ' .i ¸ . •APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY, .•/ h tl~lll & ~;K/N CAR t- .:: . • Free B= ,, • '~ (e ar-B~Gue fueled b' ~ PremlerPropane) ~,~ ...... • i I [ . I 'llil t IIi i ['I 'ii "" i ' I i~, 461§A LAKELSI !•i i:•~/i//i!•!?~!i 4, ¸~¸ ~:~il/:¸~ ' 51;~~ ':• ~:~, ~: i'! :'-:~,-'~ i: i i . :.' • z.~ day, NayS,! ,.% ,;:'i " - = ~- " "~ ~..;: TERRA'tIC--No. da=h= cautionedthey wouldnotbe: AmongtheissuesKamenz~-I I :1; b~n finalized yet, but the city binding0n council, ticipated being tackled Were ! ~~J~' I ";' planner,, hopes local residents Kamenz .,said the land use what 'kind of d6velopment,i[ |~ . I : !,:!,Wiltnext month hav,e an oppor, hearings•:i.:;~vBl',open with;!.=:'• should:take. place,on-:mt~alL~: l 'N~I~$" l i•! ,;:i:::;::;~i'~, ". ::i('/~'4~ ''HOg c~ :-:,) tuqitYtO express theirviews on presehtatidnoutiining develop:, zonedland6n'thebenchat/dthe,i = I "~ ' I "i;i: h"* the city should be ment tre~.ds:i,;iseen in~.th~i~ pressure:b~rig:.exerted b~.:.'t~e I ~, .,,~,... | '. LOBSTER FEST IS BA' ::"l~rKa~ :•:iWO'.~Talterga:ive:.:b~i:.eommert~l~i::-: ;sector'i:;!~:~,:~.l ~I. |I|NIMIM ! ,.:,':;': i However, .while those vieWs csndentJaJ-zonedpropert|es;.on.I • .... ^--..--.o0o'1 ;I LUNCHSPECI I DINNER S~ =.-...= . - .,; .wj!!play a r01e in .the decisions:.t|o~s;fot,;ia.d:use . :,S~ifii,:' Eby;SL~;:n'6rth "of ,Lazeile;l:a~d |. 'L=¢Z== uu, ruuu,.,,=.~,. |. Cailops. : :•::!; th=ii follow, Marvin Kamen? are~;0£the:CiW' v :':: ',•/;-]~- industti~'l~.~.o, ed';:siies westof i Rates As Low As. I' I s ,.,li Steak & '"' ' . thalStreet... • • • • ." ~i. I _. _= ... [ S0uv|akn • ,! ,0, L~bster I: . . 0p n broiled to perfec- ' the views from as' wide a cross-~ 1. O.~ 70,. I .I Sea. scall~.lightlymad~tedln II tl0n, anda4-50z. 10bstertailserv., ! , burning" ::ban" : i!i:i se~i``~thep~pul~ti~nas"~Fa~yF~in~n~8e~ec~ed||~n.~a,.om`,:~b~r~n~a~|~w~hhot~rne~edbu"era~y~rpossible.and the process might ' I . Models I I skewer. ~rveo w0m .n~ ano your [] I Choiceof bakedpotato or flce and i'' • itherefore .inclUde,meetings for :;I ~mB~ .r " "q TDIIPI~O | ' I " cn=ce of saJao, il vegetable • the~i:;residents of specifi'c I.b~no ~ --unuuno I I '6.95 ~' II i19.9~ ! :neiglibourhoodsas ,well as th0se I,, " VAN e ' ' "1 C .-- ackyard .bu '~ " hen the matter ~e :ii~getting'a¢ity-wide audience, i: _ : ~.:2 Y._'_ '--~c ~mM"~ l ing should be banned, says a before today's meeting of the)." Although the results would. l pora--unrys,~,~ -- ~"".1 '0pon7daysawook.LunchMon..Fd.- ll:30.2:00p.rn. Dinnorl:30.11:00p.m.' I " a,_._es."l°~lresident' ' .. And the •fire . ' mittee..planniizgandpublicw°rksc°m"•...... then. be taken into account in .m AilManufacbJrersRebatesAvallable| . ' " FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 638.0644 or. | i,• ::Pointing out people are not Confirming 3!O burning per- preparingthenew 0fficialcom- I Call Steve Or MIke Cof!e¢.tFor Prlor I ,~ " . 638-1503 ,_ J allowed to light fires at the city ,mits have;beeniissUed~;o far this: posaisionmUnity plan,how:to.treai:aresidents givenPrO.. II : ~71-1~"'~'791 ' JR ~ dqmp, Jacqueline Webb has year, Bed£ett~~aid~t'heii;esultink. ar ..... " ' ..... ' asked council to explain why fires had.pmmpt'.ed nutmerqus :. included.eaw0uldn°t be... aut0matncally' ' II ~mvmY~vw~enee~e.c.,m~eswmc°UE"':!1 :'ii: they're pet'mitted to do so in. complaints •:from ~'' neighbours Noting the final decisions = z town. and, in a few::instances, some . rested with ~.uu.Cp, , . . , ::i! While conceding she had been homes havebeen' threatenedby :-said the-would haY ~Kamenz . guilty of doing it in-the past, out-of-contro! burns,": . y . e to make. " - : :~.:- .::: :: Webb .Suggested, -"I think the "It's costing:the'municipality them basedon "what's best for I ,:- ::): tinie has come to ban"the burn-. • money having•the fire depart- the city as a__whole." " • - -': ing ~of garbage • in .our.. ment.~deal:wiih"these corn- . " " !•! Fire chief Bob Beckett said he.. "I'm suggesting a t0tal ban on would be supporting Webb~s..:, burning.- . .. ,.. ., • i:; = i" " 'i•• :rnegotiatiol~;Each !'Ofi,:tlle pro- has •been: named the,ad: L •grams, has, a" :idirector' who minisirator of the Terrace Com. handles the dayto'de/y affairs. 't manity Services Society. " . explained Beausoleil. i" : He,had been in that|oh in an Amen= the 'oro~rams are ac!ing capacity !or six:weeks ~home SUl~port service, an aiter- pnor to the appomtmem • : n at e:schoo,f1 o u r res~den" ce s for Born in B.C. and, ateacher, people::_with a disability and and =/principal in the 'province /!alcoholand drugcounselling. - for 20 years, Beausoleii spent 11 Beausoleil described the SALE DATE: THURSDAY, MAY 9 -- SUNDAY, MAY 12 years;~in ~New Zealand before society as an agency that can moving back two years ago. He replace s. Detlef Beck. provide services at :-a.-.cheaper cost than if they were run and, : .The:society manages more administered by government/~ : than':14 programs and has a - budget'ofm0re than $3 million: agencies or departments, • It_~ts ,..~zs the main :. ad- .And although it receives the • ministrative body for~.the pro- majorityJ ! of ""nts money from • , "...... ~ ..... ' -; .... ~. governments. Beausoleil,says.it grarns~:th ough co~t : ith ~... ~ .... .~,. t,.~,...... o.~e~fi~;~¢~':"~.... ~:~,.. ~,:, COmmunity grbups','.!, . . "We Iook":aft~ti!•ih~ .b0bk- ": "'Their. efforts: are certainly i'. kedping, stat~Pz'~g;'.` "contract appreciated,!., he said. . • NOW APPE-AR/ :~! ' Saturday, May 11 & Sunday May 12 -;:il MOUNT " LAYTON SPLASH ".L DOWN LOUNGE %, Soft,Easy :.:,: Listening ::::: i : With,., !i;, r:Karen...Ljungh ~.i:." ; :0. MOUNT LAYTON :, "~ m' ;r HOT "SPRINGS• ~ ; • il RESORT LTD, r:i:i ~: • , .,~ / i i "Visit Vano ~ _z 'Hanging Planter99.~ 15" Patio Pot : 32" Balcony Planter with bracket. "~r~mn urn, In white or •tone ,., ; ~ white, brown or stone color. .... Plante r ~s. :to.at U ~..'. color. ~.s; l.;,t L A.S. 7.97 597 L i ::i!i:!.... ¸"All,,~ ,! ".":'1 ' ; ~ • -- • Minimum 2.night,stay ..~ .' t+ Tax" Based on double occupancy, ' • . Fdday.;Saturday:¢¢~, ~- i "Complimentary 24 ho0r airport sh"l' :: ii,'~i!~ = :~•;i , '~ • . • :>f " , pool & Jacuzzt0compli~nta~mep~bershlp,to•~,l~.ss Wo~d 3-Pie~e GOlden Tool Set Waterproof !, : ='Tomato ' 8x16" Knee -:.,:...... • Tlvo,s Bar& Gdll, ¢0Zy Exe¢~Ve l~0d~i/ i!,!,: !i!ili~! = ...... •'ii:~.~, ;;!:: i ! of ~, trew,~& BMket w/3 /i '-'.' ' ° Within walkingdlstance to two .....2o i~: ,' i;,'~,.i dglngAI, r.ez i dnoe,¢& f,l~ 87£ Pad A.8. &Tz 2,9 ...... ;::ii~ ~, , ~ • , :,' : :. .. ,i~; • ;~!• theatres, restaurants, etc., ; , . . /is. ii [~1' w=,.~,, =-..-0:-p ' -NO RAINCHECKS ' ;i,., i2;,, J UMITIED•_, QUANTITIES. ~ .!'iI'I' . ~ ~'!!~:'!:~ :(::!: ii• i Wi=tmleet,~ X~;:Rl©hmohd,,,B,C; ~Oe~ iA~ i; ~;~ ' " 11 am; 6 im , SKEEN.A. . MALL: 3OO-. 47'41 Leffe~e~. Ave., Terrace, 1 .... I I Bl/ / • " I III I I i I I I I I-~llr '11 I II III ..... l/r/ :% " i : ~ ' ~ t. * t .... r L 4 *' "' ,( :' ~:t'~ ~'¢~);~, • . . , , , , :', ,, j~.*~ !, 1 ~ ?/.i*!~ i:i andi ¸¸¸ / i alue at 99 At afeWa o r All..., ornpetltors... Coupons ,,,-, On:~.ltemsWe C ~arry In,Stock- .... ~. MONTREAL,, ~ I.i" : 1OVENJOY~ .... .,~., ,,,.~. ~ ~ ...... - LAUNDRY ~ i ~ :;:'i Grimm's..;i '-i:;' - ; ;!ii i White Oi' 60% Whole Wlaeati 570 g.sllceO.!oaf,~ii;:il ; ... i, j:i. i ~, : i/";. L!mlt3.W!th family purchase. Over limit prl(:e',99eal./; ! ;;;! "" Limit 2.Over limit price 5.40 ea, ea I ' I .... ~ :: i~i!!i!~:i,:1¸ ,,, : irll, ii ...... / ...... fl IIII Iil ...... i'~iii~ i~i...... w.,,., Getting to know each other bible study i6 |0In us Tues. mor- nings' 9:30~ l i Lrn..at Knox United Church. F~'ee Childcare Thornhill students : host Yellowknifers : .... Tomorrow morning will be a Royal C~/nadlan Legion in Ter- temperature was a lesS,-;t~- time for farewells when 25 balmy minus 14 degrees, Metz- Yellowknife students head for meier said the activities arrang- I ~to'attend.: Society membet.S.wh0 home after an eight day stay ed .by their Northwest.~Ter- have net as yet paid their dues with their Thornhiil ,Jr.; Secon- ritories hosts quickly dis~lled • are requested,to b'rng them to dary exchange partners. the.meeflng~: ."". ' . , : the chill. During their stay, the William Those included dog-sledding, MA¥,:8~ 1991 " The Annual Alexander school visitors have learning about soapstone carv- gei~eml meetingand election of been kept busy getting to know ing from a local Inuit artist and offl~rs for. the'Terrace Corn-' the northwest but there's aLso an evening of Inuit spngs, mhnlty Volunteer Bureau and been time for relaxation and Seniors',Information 'Access will dances and games. take pla~ Wednesday at 7:30 recreation as wall. The group also visited Rae- P.m. at the Skeena Health Unit• Not surprisingly, one full day Edzo, an outdoor centre for Auditorium. All members of the was devoted to the forest in- community are welcome to at- grades 7-9 where students learn tend. dustry with Skeena Cellulose traditional skills sucha trapp- laying on a tour of its mill and a ing, skinning and drying fur- MAY ll, 1991. Anyone in- field trip Which took in an active bearing animals and fishing. forested In finding out more logging operation and second Seeing caribou hariging t~ dry about Project LiteracyTerrace is growth stands. Students also and staying in a tent carpetted hea~-tilywelcomed to attend the visited the local tree nursery. grand opening of Our new learn. with tree boughs also helped to ing centre at 4722 Lakelse Ave. As well as local points of in- make for a memorable visit, she between I i a.m. and 2 p.m. For terest, the group also saw the said. more informatimt, con0,ct "The fish hatchery and aluminum Metzmeier said another Reading place" at 63~-9119. smelter at Kitimat, toured :.. . ~" ."~k'~k~ highlight was watching the Prince Rupert and Port Edward - MAY 14,::1991," The Royal legislature at work. Noting that Camidl~inLeBi0n,Branch 13 will and spent a day roaming the body operates on a concensus I~ holding their May general Nass Valley. basis -- in contrast to the meeting in the Legion An evening at the hotsprings, government versus opposition -. Auditoriumat 800p.m. on Tues. an afternoon's bowling, sports day. All members are utgM to' style in B.C. -- she said, "The attend, evening and a dance also helped whole thing isso polite, they all ensure the Yellowknifers went work together for the good of MAY,IS; 1991 -- A meeting of, home with good memories of the whole." those ini,'olved with Music '91 their stay. will be held in the Anditorium of And with the business of the ...... ~.,~,r~. otuuurl[s from wm~am P,!exander school in '(ellowknife and their Thornhill Certainly, says Tfiornhill : the,Royal Canadian Legion in Jr. Secondary exchange partners took time out from last week's tour of Heritage Park to mount this old legislature conducted in seven teacher Elizabeth Metzmeier, , Ten:ace at 7:30 p.m. Wed. wagon for a commemorative photo. The transportation and the hot, sunny weather were in sharp con- different languages, English, Anyone is invited to attend. that was the case after her French and five Inuit dialects, 'A't t *t trast to the dog sledding and sub-zero temperatures experienced by the Iocai students when they went north last month. students' visit Io Yellowknife "They found it fascinating," .~ MAY' 16, 17, 1991 --Northw~t •last month. Although the Community College Career Day she added. ~mlng to Skeena Mall Thurs. frOm:l'- 6 p.m. and Fri.from 9:30.a.m. - 9 p.m. Everyone ] welcometo drop by. I -::,, ~ .***** " | IMAY17;i991 ,-= Organizational I Young scientists garner awards |!. ~Ppbr{ gro6pmeeting forper- I" sons. suffering •..from The Terrace Science Fair once again drew a Christopher Hartman, Nathan Robinson and l" M,E'~/C.F,I.D.S;:/C,E,B~ V;- " strong entry from local schools and a goodtur- Trover Jamieson. li~-/Chro"i= FatktueSyd~tnelYup...... nout by families and friends. of the particiP ants • Gm de2 ~ / ':'~ :[0P.sctent~sts:~~e~2~th~.~nual.,eveftt~:~.~,~iSt.~.,.B~n~.Mliler.. _.. '::l~Id::at -.lhe.::Ter~¢~!~PUb.'ile'. - were as follows, ,~ •.... ;...... ~-~" .... ~",:- .....2nd~. Td~hn ~i~'ii~. ~. :' .... > ~m al~,Ti30p'.m. For more i~- -~.:-~_ :~.'.~'r." ' EXPERIS/ENTS . :'::~'.,': ~ " ":~ ~,-~3rd,i~Pamela VandeVelde; Kfiri Asseltine. ~O.il~ianse'callKathleen Talstrh at 63s.271a " , " Ist'LL Marti' Schem~erlihgl ....." .,: '.':*':'.=~"~:~::'?"~]s["~Bi~'ke".%h~m,;r~i.o " ' ,-MAIl' 21, 1991 - Friends & Grade 2 : ~ .~'=..+::+, ,~ + •9.+ =. .... ,=~...k .... ., ._:.... :., • fanhilies of Schizophrenics Sup- Ist -- Allen W0otton i Port-Group election or officers 2nd -- Trenton Sweetiag. Tue~ 4u.7:30p.m..contact Men. . ,: :~ ~" ' tal,Health 638-332.5 Grade 3 1st -=- Ryan Boyle. MAY 23, 1991 -- Skeena Valley Grade 4 i Car Club Willbe holding regular meet!nss at Terrace Kinsmen. 1st -- Stephanie Kerr W'esterhof Hut on the corner of North 2nd -- Rearm Soma; Diep • Sparks and Halliwell at 7:30 Paul Cavalheim. ;Wage and Geoff Glasspen. I p.m. Meetings every4th Thurs. Grade 5 I of every month. Contact person: 1st -- Sorraya Manji ' I Doug 635-4809 Outhrie 2nd -- Hayley Gordon ...... ooker and Randy Toovey I MAY'tg, 1991 -- TerraceAux- 3rd- Jefh 3rd -- Darren Hamhuis. , '~:, / l llhrr to "The Leprosy Mission" Grade 6/7 Grade 7 j "IS' having a 33rd anniversary' 1st -- Tara ' : ~¢elebration at 2 p.m, at the Ter. :? : 1st ,-~. BJ McQuade : : race Alliance church, 4923 Agat : 2nd "-Ryan err :: :: :.::. /"ii'!.:~ ::~."~:/.".. _ 2nd --Matt Buckle, Paul"Fleming and Tim Ave, Eyeryone welcome, 3rd -- J~nifer D/~gg, TanyaUt'banski and Phillips .¢SlX'dallycharter members,For Diane Texeira. • . 3rd- Jamie Greenwood, Chris Woodward ~i!: ,further informationcall Bettyat DISPLAYS and John deBalinhard. • 635.6248. -- Grade I " ~';~i ,', : Grades 8-10 -::~ /HERITAGE PARK MUSEUM 1st -- Falon Fandr3 1st -- Janis Waiters ~r~: !~jpon[ored by the ~ Terrace 2rid -- Mrs. DeLeon's class at Thornhill 2nd -- Sonya Schwann ~ :Regional Museum Society Is Primary - . . -~ 3rd -- Autumn Richard, :=~i~ ~. :.. ;~ :: :.~'0p~n;for.tours'daily, from 'Tues. :. : •3rd --. Magen Be!anger, Steven: Hawke, FOIL BOAT CO~T, :., • '2; 1st -- Shaana Palah]ck]~ and Caitdice Klein HOURS OF WORK were evident in Caledonia's Science- msae ~ rap 2nd -- Eric Eide and Brian T~d. Tech t 1 class entry in the scale model competition sponsored hone: 655.4~46 .;. .. , by Canadian Women in Timber. Taking the theme of sharing SCAVENGER.HUNT~: Years 2-3 - , ~: .....• ;/~, the resource, the model included an active leggin8 operation, 1st -- lla Armitag=, K~n Pi:r['~.and Allen lakeside recreational site and rura~ home complete with a full : practice every Men. from 7:30 clothesline. .. 8:10 p,m. Jr; Table; 8:20 - 9:00 Wootton .... ~ "- , p.!n~ Sr. ,Table; 9:1 $. 9:45 p.m. 2nd -- John-Robert Davis, Allan Scale and i~pipln8 & drumming, Meet at the Bradon Wiebe; ChristopherAnal¢ai:Ldke Bu x- g~t Hth nexf t0 Heritage P~trk../ ton and Timmy Roders ...... ,~ Timber triumphs :!Anyone-interested..in playinl~- or :l~itlng t0 Playi call Au(!rey 3rd -- Candace ,Klein, 'Jason;Klein and New to the Science fair this Year 2 ' . . :':.~ ~r);~ Shauna Palahicky; Aija:BuCkle,Te~ Flem- year were competitions spon. Mrs. Shinde's Class (Kiti • " "k~ksk,k ing and Beth Korpi. ~. '~ ! ~- :', ~ scrod by the local chapter, of K'shan). Grades 4-7 Canadian Women in Timber. Year 3 1st -- Stacey Loptson and Leah Kebernik Three events were offered: Mrs. Epp's class (Kiti 2nd -- Amy Stevens and Sandy: McFarlane; • Tree aging, in which on- K'shan). ". Jamie Kerman, Seth/Downs andR0bble.l~ee: trants had to count the:rings :Year 4 3rd -- Stephen'~ii~~'~:Jeffi;~:T~and on the provided~ci;oss.!.:.. , Mrs; Haugland's class ww eommualq, David Simons; Kathlem,.Gook, Cad Brown sections, estimate the age of (Kill K'shan). and Erica Francis, : . •the tree and then' answer Best Written Record b |nlended questions testing their Year l orpal~. • BLOCK TOWER knowledge of how tree Seventh Day Adventist Years 1-2 growth patterns; school. 1st -- Shauna Palahicky andCandice Klein • Tree growing, in which 2nd -- Eric Elde"~d~B~T0cld~: :.clcsses were given seeds and ~. :~ r" TREE AGING ':: "::" 3rd -- Jonathon Marcellin andMark Mills. challenged to grow their own Grade 4. ;i~::,~,,To meet Our production Years 3-4 ~i:i.~nm, we ~k attt ms, seedling; and Jonah McEwan, Aaron 1st -- Jason Klela andl~ad'MJlli : i • ,.Scale model making WilsOn and Jennifer Smith, ,~ltem4or. What's. Up be 2nd -- Matthew PrettoandlT~.tS . Murphy where entrants used wood or ~; mbndlted by ~,oon on th* Grade $ ' 3rd -- Nathan Voogd aitd Justin V0ogd. paper products only to pro- Jeffrey Town and Fra~er Years :For ¢o~buted ar~dm, Ist - =ide=maue a. Sp.m, on 2nd le:p~lnll THUll~ CLF.AR FOR TAKEOFF, Seen about to launch 3rd ~'&V,t~i';.~ '~ ~," .~ ,':~;~i".~';"~.:' .;/, :ii his carefully •constructed craig, Travis ,Murphy• Years :~was oneof the many,wh0 liried up to take in'' lst- :~e Science ~Fair~spaper airplane contest. Thel 2nd ~ 3rd, :::~ ,~!";~ ,•;',-i : !i ~iiii~~:i : i/i:: ¸ :' b. ,:i i,'~';~i~/ - ~:/':: , Wednesday, May 8, 1991 , • . • . , 'l, it~" / • i ; : .,• :i.!!. • . ~.!.• ~,~L: .... ,, : --, •'!"'. • : •" , • " ~•~,: L':'.•' ,i ¸ ' ••:,. •," (• ••' i.i i ~;~'The P'r0vinclal sedee Tax being '= collected at Woolwodh Is epldled ~ on edl gcode and oervloee : (bsforo) the GST Is added in, . • / ,+ • T..T sum= ":t Ad .Reg. 3.90 ...... ~,-w-!r Aft Sheor Panty Houe 9/1 AA Re9. 99¢ ...... 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" ; " ' :':,ii:'.(~i',~EventuailyKerri found the ""~'"-"v""~,~,~:,t,:~':~'!::~(,::~:l~theB.C..I ~~!7~ ~Ll~ll " l.O00black balloon, pll, six right balloon, and a lovelv "air u "_.7:;Z:' --'~ l una | .at high in her living roomll Of diamond earrings. "" Esl'her Wo"~"~Z'.y°urlem,~,em=n~;r' ' A=so~iefion. i bvYonneMOt n /'~ Husband Roberl and a couple ,h.Even ,.,,, if.~: ou ,,.~,Y,^sa ou're over' Zow!~Lng ' • "".",n ..... We ' lwyno=de.,~;.E"' ~'~'~ 4- .c, ...... oo^,.._• ' [ n~" £r;=n~l/. I.....I .L- e .... ,', t_:f_V. the hill now; Kerri, hope you City in Hertfordshire~ England ~. B.C. Lung Association have a nice 31st year. Box34009, Station D • ~ ..... with her sone John and wife ,Vancot,ver. B.C. V6J 4M2 : ***** Betty. ' : ', Welcomeback' to Terrace to Shewill be 93 years old on Margaret Kukkola, ...... August 19 and is' not doing bad- Margaret' and her husband ly at all. If any of themany peo- EXCLUSIVE first came to Terrace in 1960 L ple she used to do babysitting where she worked at the old for would like to Send her a OFFER hospital for ra while before mov- card,i'msure you could phone ing on to set up the laboratory her grandso n Roger Heeley. at Mills Memorial. 1/2 Carat After her husband passed The Scared Heart Parish was away, she moved Lto Kamloops recently the scene-of a,special Diamond Rin, in 1969 but this' Easter returned event, the confirmation of a here. Happy to be back, group of young people. They in- Margaret it's so nice to have cluded Nancy Belanger, Nelson good, clean :air and the lovely Cordeiro, Tracy Coulas, Lucy mountains. De Medeiros, Katherine DeRooy, Mike Duarte, Ronnie Elorza, Stephen Fleming, Vic- Lucky winner of the Skeena tor Furtado, Nelson Furtado, 'Valley Quilters draw and quilt Gienys George, Erik Hernes, all members contributed Robert' Karpysyn, Michelle squares for it-- was Patty Lacroix, Lucy Milhomens, Taekema. Jason Prevost, Helen Rap.ego DIAMOND ' The other winner was the Dr. and Tim Raposo. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Founda- Monseigneur Turgeon and SOLITAIRE ' tion. The club donated the Father AI Noonan conducted RING $2,000 raised by the raffle to the service. .55 - .63 carat.Brilliant cut diamond.Umited quantities. I . : + 0fferld tillMay 15 It YOU CALLTHE SHOTS! =1 89§ REPORTADRINKING Il DRIVERTO POLICE. F,~,v,~. o=ve~ rarKsloe elementary youngsters are basking in the knowledge their artwork is about to Providecar tYpe/c010ur,I cence, become known to thousands of American teachers and students. Collected by author Irene Watts • locationand direction• following her 1990 visit to the northwest, their drawings were among those selected by her publisher to SINCE 1910 appear, in the U,S. version of her book "Great Theme Parties for Children". Seen above are Erin Wilson 4637 Lakl~ Art.. 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Mother s Day celebratzon .... o;.v,., women who e]e¢.t rouse theireduca- as this resp(}nsibility is to their ehii: " i ~ ,,is. whes,,,ned ,od.oE-',hikeom,2.~nearbyiield..-..-e..,-.,-,~, .v- ~-M.--]~s- ,tion'bfauni,ed : ' ::;:' ' ways' to celebrate Mother" s Day' i mms.~m,ppli,ce,,ozucch,|..and [!on,o...v~nee,eire¢onomicm,as. ,r~n an, ,o our na,ion's future Wh., ; • ' o the wihl rooaoi ri ht on me famil's own -,',,: •...... '-~" ' " ' ...... where a League of N .... ~., .... , ..... ' Mod~'~r' D " ' " " ' " '"::' ~' the nsein the cost of college educalton, also chensh the (rod dona[values ot the modern mother Seems to v ' : unklng [,.. r P. Y g . . y ~ ::~ The Wrlg.ht bm!hersrhad just made . , ' " uld ca turn continued rater- ~y Is s ay different from another time-honored Custo m. try, or a round of golf is. a pleasant ...... ha e ..... ;bed so p.rofusc,y ~ properly, ..and Pck anarmful.. ' their first:fl~giit. Radlowas a cur,as~ty, N~tto.ns co P ' k~:theemotional all Other days? Because Mother's Da . *Next best thin to visitiiig'mother is diversion that marries fun with famii' there s hardly a family that doesnt motherhood. Often, faced with.the proved zs that you can do both and ~ ; 31 ner rural West .These days;'a gilt Of flowers for. developed to signal:ships'at sea'in dis- est ,.nd sup p?rt_.,.l!t~o°~.h, ~, ,i,, " isth(~ on'e day:of the Year when we stoy o~'- her on th~ nhone These days, tooetherness ' " : y n~.d the. support of two inc0mes to opt,on of c.hoosmg one or the omer, nna happiness in life, albeit a "harried ' ~ ~ :;~-" other is no t~urther awa than our ~ v'~s w ..... t ~... ~... - nvozvemen[ u, t,~ : ...... : ,,,d ,,,,.,: ...... r c=,hn~ . r • " o .' :. ' acmeve ,ts mos[ moees[ goals..uoup~e they opt to aeter motherho(kl until.the ha iness" that makes eve wak • . - . -< :: ,~.: m.. : , Y, Y -. tress. Mo ~ ~. ~T.e .s Ill :!,n ~he ntck- • e the modern Mother s to remember.all the things mother has when fam~hes are separated by hundreds • Of course, a gift ~s alwa sap r0- the economic henometmn of diffi . . . .Y pp ...... ry tng . , ",...... ,.' •t¢~epnone. You can order the flowers of elodeon age-;;maCK asownite;grainy,'. : .natron to ma.k ...... " done and robabl is still doin to ' - "s is how man of us have to date Gift- ivi'n for Y' P is • p . . . . culty have established.then ca.~ers. Th.en, hour a mo~e?t~ssful expenence. But - ' ~: " "" " ' "~' ' ...... them delivered • ' " ...... " ' " • " Day a v able mst~tution.. . ~ . .P Y . g, of mdes, thi Y . p . • g g Mother s Day makingends meet w~th the time ~t takes they combine careers wtth mot,er soctet nee(Is tire contn ut~ • " : .y~)murch~ivCenlanedihnat~eeworl~latalmost er~,~,c:an~n~a]s~no~s,ente~nm.ent ' Originally, Jarvis'sidca:wast0fol- 'm.a~e.the~hves.ofeveryoneabitmoredoit..Anditcostssolittle, no.wtha.tyou n.ot~far.behind,gift-g!vingi~f~r toc.arefor.ehildren,.andy0u, have' hood, and the workplace must adapt to motherYs can and do make b , °nsthat ' ~ : , .--.:.:.~-~-,.F,~-;--...... ~,,~,~,~,?v,y.,u.~,ap,,~y,p,- . ~ Sunda sermon.:withan.extra - sauswmg..~. -- . .... - . canc~oosea~n.o,gscvc~umuo~m!ong L:nns~maslttu.oe.sn[.navctoocaotg mothenworld,garoundU~c~ocK, meet~echaileneofthem w " " =" ' =:.,' ~ ,~--Ah~.opeed .,f oound. So, ,f you forgot, or ders, but-sound reproduct,onwas, =t. low ~ Y ' • ~ ...... Hem's how we do it" a;~, .... ,.=~,,,-~ ~cn,~mmisib- morn oizz JUSt somemin- ,h~,,'...,o ,,. =..; .. _ .... g other ho 1 ' ' ;~ ...... ' . ...' :':"':;~~;:~.:;...'.Justp~.~ ~ "u,'h~,. ...., th~z! ~,~of f until, the last. minute,. : . best,.audlble;alone Invented...... "but,...... hardly ' falthfu.lt" ' I letter,visi't to or mother a gift" ofa some'personally wild flowers.penned ' . • ,,;,Get . Morn. . Out. of• the' Kitchen.. . ." -for ...... less. ...~-----,Christmas .is rthe. .... only o.b=gger =,..clate, you., and, reflects'her~ ...... ~,o tastes • =pp,,-- and. L New, pressures.. ' , wolds.These days as many as 75 percent : Economic realities P . ' . :~, ...... J. relax.-uall your local flonst, give h,m Telev,s,on naan t been thought of, let ...... Da --which is how man chll " ' " I ...... ' hfest le s ' ' ~...... :'• ',~'f% ~"=- .....;'- ~ ^-d~r-. and .....wh ere it. s .t° be, . . :,"".": .....~_~ ...... , . " that dotted the rural countrystde, at the. . y ,: .. :; . _ y , drcn callmgday of the year! , ;, -, , y . It the thought that.s most _ . ,, . . . of all mothers with chddren under 18 More recently the Rcesston/d¢" r~s ' .... tme " " ' '~ • ...... hon0rtl!eirmomersonMothersDay...'.For'an activity, that.ls sure to: mcaningfui. : " : : .Uac~at_the~rnot-t.hecentu.ry. ,.are out them working at both sides of Sionhasreamditsul l~adiumo~ ai.~ :' :~ -. .-. :. ~:. ~- deSvered~he or.she Wl!~ qo me rest:., It was.!n this simpler: t,n~~. ~at L_Ann,a i T'(;dav,greeting cat;ds have replaced ...... Thaticould mean h.ostlng at home, or please, get out your came~..and snap. , Sending re,other a.g~. eting Card is a (wnen Mother:s uay gotats sta~. ), me 1lie -- holding down jobs in the work- lot of families forcign~ some "stay.8~-: - ,: ",...:, .'.~-::'~::- ':. z~yen i~ y,our m0 m uye~ ar0uno m e Reeves'jarvis,.c.oncei~eo .m .M0ther s ,| letters ~nd noteS ~Phone" calls have • going tor drake.at ~e ocst restaurant m some picturcs...ot mom wll~ her cnu-. must -~- ana it s altomable'. , ,numoer oz m.om, ers.worK.m~, outside the p/a.ce ~d m~aging me~ households, home." mothers to find employmem toi'; ii" • :"/ "" !;" , " " ~ PP " "' ! • " Americans are givers at'heart, ~T~tion" ~' " " ..... ' ' ' ~. . ' ' " " po ry. .: -- :, " : thoughtful Mother s Daygtft and are ers that is identified wtth our tradiuonal ...... ssion in' -iris .... ' -: . ' also very affordable. Remember, culturalvalues."' .... ' ,,x,,,A ~r j~mn S whosedau~hter mr morner nn.os c^p,~ . ~ -- . . ;)..~... : , ,: ...... • ! -. .. ", " " : .... ~-z.~,=.,, .... , ° clothin "ewe! , p~nume, app,ances, . '.1, (%4" ." ' ' " ' ' .= ,. , • Mother s Day IS Sunday, May 12. Jarvls was a school teacher trans- .,.oo.o.i Mrnth. ' Day in her . . g, j~ _L~ ...... : • " ...... p~o[os ~O can y" ...... I I . I ...... I : I i . ' lanted b fate and famll moblhty ...... [ h. [ "...... , ,~ ~,~. .... ~: P ...... Y Y honor , . , From such humble be g ,nnm g s has ,...... ~ ...... ' ...... - I . : ...... ql * ' I I ~ • . . :..,~ -...... from West Vhgmm . to Philadelphia.' She Jatv~s's idea of a Mother s Da Y was not s rung a truly international. . hohday• .....~ II. ~ ...... ~ ~ H ...... " ...... "" ..... ' : ..... " "~ I ]/""%1 iV", ~z:~ro°~hea!~m~lYm~t%~ltt ° thefirst. After the devastatingFranco- ~Pople in countries around the worl(] ~:?~.__LII/~ fi ~Hl~-.ii~ali Th!~lill mi . .~-:. : iutz: mn:m ha zlthu:, hndu • P g • Prussian War, 1870-71, Harriet h0maetotheirmotliers "- • ~, ' ...... " '"uiv~ IV , IL,JI~E::;.... ,. L.)L.~II . ~.-. eas~lhesufferinsofCivilWarveter-g . . . ueecner...... wara orgamzea a ~omer s pausetopay, g. • " " - '~- ~ /Pi ~llalilil. ' II llr.411, r~;~~ " .":: " ~ "~ Uliliwv' :: " : .... ' " ll.li~lll' ' : : • : ,:: ' Ibil:::•- Hil#ilAl- . ::" "- :"ll,llm:.Idl1~IA:l. : ; : :! " ".. i~ ~~ d .... ~...... Jl : : " Y' :. ... I S 0 i' se,emedappropnatcthat she n ...... t&,dlcatedtonmvent- So ]et s be grateful that there was an f-.~ 1 , I i . j j -- ' . . j ,~ "j ' ~ I I' : :"' I .... I'' ]' I I I ] ~"' I" I " " .... : : I ' I~ I ' I I" I d~ I'" : I " +: I 'I : I '''' Id I I' :''" . ' " :". ""::.. / :. . .'. "" wouldb~ inspimd. ,to . cbnSnue. . . the.. . .',-Tmgfutur~,wa'~'t~ou corncemdgh the ...... Anna Jarv,s, who, though never a '" :,:I A~dm~ A. I |,CA41ml n~i~IA I ~..~ ~. ,. ,:~1t[.,,. .... ' .-- " : - ...... _, " ..... ' ...... f~"~~~~/~ I~ A/~+kf"~Y'( "s [~~i, ] " works,denlfficdw,thhcrfami|y. ...'. :;actio.'ofmothersailover'.th¢.wodd , mother herself, had ,n ,nsp,~rat,on 83 ,-~:~'::~,~141''" ~ B .,-I-IIB~.,.,,..,I~III~",,.,,, , ...'/ .-, (P--~ f-(~"~l . f(~ /~ ' Ll//f//~-..,-.-".,~_~"~. ~1 ", ...... ; ..... ' "-- -/ . in lvu~. two years rarer, Jarv~s ~,,,~ ~,.r~ the movenlent failed The Morner s uay. uon t torget ma[ L~ ' " .... " "~ ~ ~ ~/ , / / J / ~.- .• :_ . ] / / / ~.. ~ .. / ~. . ,_ / (../_ .) I~ "i/,//,~,"--/.-~--~ ~ [ ' '- •" announced to some friefids her mtent to : w'"o'rl~ha--~'not vet arrived at the'ooint Mother's Day is Sunday, May 12t - :; : t"~a 'P..4e~th,~r'e r~ ...... n, &Agthar ta,hn t,lo;}o "] [.~...~i" ~,,,.~ ( /~.~./ ~¢( ~ ~ / C.J~ ( -" .,. ~ j. (.~ r~r/;:.,.-i ~ "-'~f/~-'¢~.~ ~ \ • - - : cr~teanew.holidayontheadniversary ',:~i ." . ;: • ' -'~: i:, v. ,v,,.~.,,mo ~..~y, ,.v,.,y ,v,v., ...... v ...... ~jf:" I \:~"~; " \. /'~ /\ /~ 'J ./~ .~.~..' ~ \ "~"~P%,.' kY t "~4~f'~ I ~- ,.'.,.~ Treat her to a day ot pampenng,.." o f he r ,m other's p'assln g, It was ,:, i : : : :': ~ ;'-' Hectors' Dining Room or the Inn Place '~ ~ ,2t );'V~" ...,, \ --/ / ""~-J~ ~"\"~y/"--~,~./" \', ",~-:"~-,/\--~~, +t~ '~ E ndMANICURE Mother'sDay, in her mem0~ and in ' ' " - ' " ..... ' .... :~ :' " : * .:; 0 ~ / '" ~ I Y \ ...~v ~ '~.:. ~ SHAMPOO/CUT/STYL a -oco-nition of thccontributi0ns of ...... , Restaurant wdl receive a cedar seedling. [ ~ : -,~,."~ ~' ~ \: \( ~ i\ L , ~H]J \ ._ , . . . .~. ~ , " , ~ • i~ i ",'., *~ ~ \ . $ mothers everywhere to the country s , ", . ,'~. S.o .... ; ...... Thl ' ~ "~ • • FOR ONLY 40,00 (GST Included) well l~in~ and develooment So it w0s, .-., . ~ ~' " " , ' . The seodl rig8 aro .a reminder that everyone • ~:~ ~ ~' ' : '~It ~ ~ --/> ~ " __~ " ' ~ )" 7 ' ' , . ~ " " " " ' : .... ' - '~! " . ~ " " • ' " 7; ,"6'' t.! - " /-.,~.. :~ -~v ~/ , - ~-"-~., :/. ~4~,,,, , / .. ~jj~7/. " ] / ~ ..... - ...... ~""'~ ^~POINTMENT with the support of John W~am...aker... L}.J~"~'°~ ~ " .... : ...... : could be more environmentally aware of the# , ;. ";.... '.,'.,~ - / :::: : ~~~:~ , ~:_,,~- ~t|~- / - J :~1 PLt::P~I:: MI::N/IUPl ,'~U vvn-r~ ouvru,~ rtr merchant, civic ieaaer ano pnilan- " ~ ~ ~ ~ .... • % .... ~': : .. __ -- . ' -- " .' -- " ~ ' ~ . , "'' :.'~ :'r I 4' ' " '' " "~ ~ ~ ~ ~P /~[I~V I • ~f / Offer ExplreaMay 31. 1991 - thropist, and numerous pub]ic groups, ~.~ , ~ t" ..~,-'~.,. .... :~ surrounalngs ana wnat can oe aone to ennance [~ • C ".':'. . h,. '/-~: ~ ~,,,,//:] [ \ / I/\ " li '~!17 .~ ~ that Jarvis organized the first Mother s I~ ~'~ ~ f~o~' " " :: nur nlanet [/[ " ' ~ .... .'~ '~"'/\~j '/ I1 "r" I[ ~'~ It'r' t; - . ' • .... ' - '- -- Day. [t was obs~-wl- , not in Philadel plda,' r )/~ =,. _ ~ . . , .. .::....~.v....:~ .. •. .... ,lz;/X% •-" . . ~ . .*. i I. ....! I . I.. II ~ I .. I/t ~.' 'd I A'NATURAL APPROACH TO BEAUTIFUL HAIR . b= in Grafton, .~V,_~t Vh'$inia, in the ~n- -L~ ' ~ ~ > ~" ' ~ ' r ~" 1 "L':' "~' Enjoy tasty breakfast specials like Eggs ,~\ • ~' ". . : , ,. _ Inh ncwth nature herbal extracts In tune with ourenvironmem 1 terofherfamilysorilzins.It was an ide.a " I~ ~ ~' a ~ ~ *~ ":' ': q "" :r " ~ " ,. /~IF'/ : ~ * I'~,~,~ ~.A.~.~4f,5.~ l~J Iorlrt|nrl I ;,;~..• Y ..... ,~o,h,=,~o,'~=,,In,~ " ' ' W hosetUn" e ha~comt, i~" ~ ,.! ~ ~ [ Y', - , ' , - ...... ::Benedict. Champagne and Orange ,Juice. /~',.~Ip,'/ , . o UH~ IViUiltll o..~~ u ..ir,m I qg4,1 II III I~:~ L " S r Care in Harmon Wth Wtthm two years, .Mother s Day was .'~ : : : : " , ..~,~::!'; ~ • Membership ~,jn , ~esslons ( '~ fi" " IUl=l,t,', fhlo I ~ysteme" B olager by Matrix. Responsive Ha y declared a West Virgmmi . state hol|dav-- ' I. ~ (_,~*'~ ~ ] ~- • i ' " ...." : "" " : 111~41~V il IIV IWlVillul~ther I V= Da ~v very• • snecial~ I take ~vour~'~ "% "' t}.~ ~ ..,,,~.,._. lllllll=..... q~ I YourWorld; Recommended by our salon experts. IkAm.l...'-~. by GovernorWtlham G!assman. ' I~, o ' ,. ' I ~ 'r .. t :~' ,_,,..,.,_,,... ,.- -,,,... ,,,....,' ~~- "~"~' ! ' ,.T.-O o '391 I SPECIAL OFFER l|ltre Bola0e or $,41 a nV il~l|ldLIIA Congress enacted Mother's Day by ::'1'; ~ ~ '~- I ,~ ... " : I :: ~!i ,v,u.,= .., -,= ,,,,I v, .,o "°°'" :Ill ...... J~ I :~ Vavoomahampoo U q,.¢~a ~,,,.os~,.c~e Joint Congressional Resolution as a "~:';-;L ~ * ~ [' ~ '~ ' ~: I .:; ~: I~F '''''''-'~ t ~ • National Observance, and directed ' :'" ~ 9 . ~ ~-. ~i::~-; i. I /: ,ii !. . :. "" President Woodrow Wilson to issue the ~ ,it .. - --: " ~; i ! ' [ first Presidential Mother's Day ~ ~S~T] '620.Lakelse Avenue = ' I ~F-~:Ew ~ ! ! Featuring. Proclamation in 1914, i : ~ Today,rM0the~!s"Day is Celebrated .~.~ ~".i ..... ~¢' "~ ' ~"'~ '" ~ " " :~%.i . i .:~. : ,.._,~j y.v.,~a, Fd,~X..t, i~y.~95 pet~.~t of.~j~Amerlcans ...... :-,.-. ) .- by 0~0~'0~'0 :)(~ )xo ::, WAGON LOADS OF DELIGHTFUL PRESENTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY. YOUR SPOT TO SHOP FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS! Happy ;ii!i;iii' ¢OLLECTABLES, NOVELTIES-SURE UNIQUEBOLLS-SUCH Mother:'s];Day from ...... : COFFEEMUGS TO PLEASE A TREASURBGIFTS WITHLOVE PICTUREFRAMES FOR MOM~EACH A • & HUGS,,, FOR MEMORES! TREASURB ::~i:!~!~:~ :;~::~ "~:~"'~ ~'~ :'~ ~:: ~ ~:~/':~:~!~:~?!]~'~,!~;,~:~ ~; :!4;~ :~ i FLOWER i .~i ~i~ ~ Di~ct Hbt Line ...... ASSORTE ,,,, :` ' ~ r '~ U U BASKETS ill Em : |4=ol ~t~l~~ l,t,., J--~d=,l=eil.la il~ lil~- :CARNATIONS.Premium No. 1;~~;:,,:.:: ..... ~;, I SEaM ' ~" pot. Assorted ...... ,i ~ ea , r,,em...... : , oo , • & BATH G M TC us YOUROI~ER 1-662"5051. ,. , BOUTIQUE " ." BOUTIOOE R fl fl Long Dlelancechargn apH~M, orders outside of the , : .... ':. ~: :.: .....~ __ __ LO G i: Lower Mainland: Here now,~ Zea. take your Floral order " 'i" ;*':'~ ~ i~ N " ' SKEENA MALL anywhereIn B.C., and send~t~ty~l~re in the wodd. Call Our . " : iii!i ' " 'rir~ U 63S,3392 . SALEENDS MAY':!2;199!% " . 635-4086 N Toll-FreeDIrectOrderHotll~URdS~letaUs. WeacceptV|sa& :Bill,~pEip~i';. " . ram4 g.U STEM "' ; '' ' ' ' r~ l/ Mastercardon all,oral Orders~,bK '~ ,... ~.... ' , rye ii m;l~:~ ' ROSES Ill MUMS:: ,, i I! ' " " '~ '~ r' 2C; La~ st : ::'::' ,.- Extra0rdin aryMo ms Oese iFOR :: MO!HER:S:DAY :/,, : FERRERO " %1 ' " ~ 4 ~ , T /one I1: AIII::/ MOT ' ~ r ~,.~ ~ ' : ÷ " .... F amily rin g~ ROCKER .Hiji '- -- '.. :i MWM0ther'sDagwithaspeolial~lit~tt~tdbtsherknow,h0wmuch :!'2iitSSaiiVeryspedl~ d~,y ,otisurpriseihero ~ " ii~AT=.. =,=.. ';. '"~i'!:~!t¢.'~ :i ::i : :-)i:i:.i£:. ~:~ ,i ~./~ n ~i i /Doesn'tE1 your ordinarmomdeserve you=..: Our Ror= S.o~,. ~" ~,~,...edto he,pyou p.~. rAK E , :::!':iI' :: '!:ii: ' i ~ ~ w" i:: something out of .I • ~ ava!lable in 10k or Hazelnut chocolates, i . out the Peffeot.Gift, and I~VIde~mtqualJty service,youean " : : : I ": i 'il/!?'itheord!narythis year? ~ I 200 g ...... : ':. ; :.. i, ,, ~' i ea " expect from Safeway.. B,~d~eUvt~dild!lnt I pm,May 10. ' Made Fresh!n-Stofe,"!'~!:..:.... ~ ea '/~-~:e :~ You'll find it at Kermodel Tradlngl ' I • :" ~~ ! ;14k gold...FREE G * r ~' ~~ our "'~i; ' IFT WRAPPING ~ i:i!i~ ::!!:i::7!::;i)ii i/ '...... , ...... ~:~,,~...... ~.:~; ~i, ,:~,,,:! |:/~i~!Th6BrldhtYe|lowHouseon.wy, ~e : ...... 6351e06 : :~ I II I I I I [ -' ~. ¢ r~...... • ...... L~__~.J_,.,~. • ;'.-:.~..-~,.L, ...... -.,-:_ • :~.~.~V~.~;~.,~J.~x'~.r.:;,_,::~L~,. . ~ ,~. ~.~.,~i~k~.,~ "_'...... • ~allm'rIL'1~'~,~._~t~-~.~ ~ .... ~ ...... ~..-.~_°~../_'~""/'?/_'~'~o~:~'t "~'~-~ .~-'.:.-~::=~ .,~'~ ~L"~t~,~_~',-~.~.'~-~,~J:~'~: ~ -]"_:~":_L/~'~C~'_~::..~'~.JI.~'~,~-.~,~'.~4-~,-~:~ : ~ t Page, BE'- Terraoe Standard , Wednesday, May 8, 1991 I .. Ill • ,.. . _ w L How toease your momsda S/, ...... :...... :..,r . . . i : When morn was young, some of From electric can opener~'to handi ~;nvert'~to convection 6Ven~' :c;ufi~r !oday'.s labor-.sav..in~kwonders .hadn't held v.acu.ums .that whisk up crumbs in grills working on house ~cur~nt'make | :/~:;=:.~~:~ ~"~. '. ~i, ~: ':ii,~:: ~,~ '!: • i~ ' ;iZ , :~ ~ ~ .... I o.een invented: ur :t.ti~ey had been seeonas, housekeeping .was never easi- that barbecue flavor avallablee~/efi:if n I .areameo at,..... they.still, hadn't...... been er than in the.'9Os.. ,These., appliances _you live at. the ton. of a:twen Vt...... sto~ 1 IItBI ~1~~~~~.. .. I I prought to m a~e t, An.d..ffy.o.ur.m.other mean an easrer hf.e for mothers, all apattmentbuilding. :~ ...... ':": | I I1~~ ~-'~, ] I is like most, sne prooanty notes flown over. tnere are apptiances tltat chop Whether, your mother'wOrks away I a. jnb and manages herhousehold,, and~pin out salads. There aregrinders from home or not. an'annliance that 1 [ ~~'~~~~] I ", Seventy-twe percent. Of mothers, With if room. is a coffee...... lover and wants to will save. her. st.,,~", time," ~d .....energy gs ' ~ ~ ' ...... ~'~ "~ : ' - • school-age chddren do just that. And make :t from scratch. There: are agreat=ift:dea-t~sMother'sDav ~Ma~i ] "~~~~[~ I ] most ot them are our best workers, blenders for liqaifying food or'chum' 12 lt's~allv touah to buy the~n~ I I ~~~~ I I Responsibility does make responsible '. 'ink up ic.y cold drinks: There are irons thing = unless she'=d~dyhas onei -~'° I i ~'~~'~'~ I ! people. : • tl~at can oe adjuste(1 to'work best on A labor.saving appliance in these | l ~~1 i Was there a microwave oven inthe blended or natural fiber fabrics,•There days of working moms could be an I I ~ ~ ~ IE':I ~" kitchen when you were little? Probably are electric washers and dryers, with electric can-o,~ner an o,,t,,,,,o,;,. ~,^¢_ n ouawu=,, °°"°"° t n o.t,.but today well over 50.percent of s.p¢c,,l cycles for eas...ycare fabd, cs to. fee maker,an electdcc~-ving knif©,'a | I .' v ~tmenomesmmecountry.fl.aveme.m:emnmate the chore ofa'omng altogether, newimnfor:easy-camfabrics, atable.| [ 8"~'.'.'.~.j~~'~M vv I L;an you mmK oz any appliance mat ... : . , :. topgrill, evenami¢'rowave.oven, a [ , ~ ~.~::~ ~ [ saves your mom more time and effort ]nere are c°°king utensils wim non- Inventors and .~;enfi~t~= haw d~=a;oot'-'a 1 [ --~'ff...'"/ ~:ll [ and produces such gratifying results, stzck coating to ehmmate heavy-du!y their talents.to finding *ays to ligh~'~ I I CE ARNAYI-ON for Once upon a time, making coffoe was cleaning, Up-to-daterefri|zeratorsdont thelmdonmmk-, ,,;~'"o,:; ...... I I ~or Morn! | I i a .....ttual. Now :t s automattc with the J st cool, they deep freeze, agement from a chore rote...... a breeze. : ...... "...... • " ' ' . ub,qmtouscoffeemakersthatreduc~a. Ifzttakeseffonandelectncttycan Ifshe'dlikeanew'pieceoffu:;il ...... ' I, -| tedouschore'toamechanicaloperafion I~e accessed, sbmeonewiildevisea ture here,safi..o-|...... :,r..~.=_l ---: ------' "1 i that comes out right every tirne, way to lighten mom's load. Toasters and'makedadl pp';,"too""'Va°reorana Trunk '.' gl estaurant ,:t • chair to dressup the hearthand warn1I :' ~:,: .... :. .... , ,, ~:~,~.~,~i;~:,: ..~:,.;..~'~, • his heart. And the world of electronics i • . ~ : • :;;.'~" --:.~::::;I | ' is an inf'mite source of gift ideas from ~, .. ' • ' ~,': ";: '.:: , Tod _vsmothers at e more nmture palm-si~e.radi0s t0poCket.size.,.T~ I : ] • ~ Terrace Slumh.r lnda~ • :: ~: !": .:, ::.:~' ~:!! • t£ • ...... IOrmS, your Olggest proolenls Will De in ' : . • :~ ~:, :'~.,: : ~' ~q~?~ late teens to m:d-twentles But ttmes to manage a household and hold down -,- .... ¢. :., .~.,,.=__ ml [3,,£~='..~'t,~_.~\ g~[-g-~-~fl~ : :'• .•,:~ , I : .~ , '" - , -- ...... (g[¢C|(]]]]g wnag~l.Wtmtj~tJtt,.~;. ' '~ ". '. l~ll~l~' ll~i have changed, Today s economic rcali- a,j'oo at the same time. m me [umre, • Remember Mother's Da,, Sunda~, I "' " ~ ' " ' " " :k r :"' " '1 ~ | ties are much different, Many women it s likely that the trend to more mature Ma,, io • a, • | enjoy working--others don't, but have motherhood will keep growing, • 7 " . - .... : .... • ..,. ~ | no choice. It's not uncommon these because more and more women are • ' ' ' " . . : .... : .... ' ' " : : : • :i | days for women to defer family forma- earning advanced degrees -- and that ' " l tion until their thirties, even forties, as education is something that neither they develop careers and establish they nor society can afford to waste: financial stability. Of course, motherhood isn't always With achievement comes confi- easy, no matter what the age of the dence, and that confidence has created mother. '/LET TOTEMFURNITURE a generation of "middling aged" All mothers deserve their day. And / 5 " women who are about to have their that day is Mother's Day. It's May 12 first child. It stands to reason that older, this year. - - MAKE YOUR MOTHERS ,N DAY withla genuineLA-Z-BOY FREE CAKE • . I=: I * 'd -'-~-- (.~3~ N.~ "'--- 'On ~--- I The Skeena Mall Merchants & Gernma's Bed, Genuine La-Z-boys Bath & Kitchen Boutiques invite you to bring Morn in for a FREE piece of Mother's Day cake and a cup of coffee! -.. from =549" 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Sunday, May 12. In front of Gernma's Bed, Bath & Kitchen Boutiques La-Z.Boy now,offers you Canada's largest selection of upholstered furniture fashions Genuine La-Z-Boy Furniture Fashions offer the ultimate choice in •fabrics because La-Z-Boy knows personal taste is the key to making a house a home. RECLINA-ROCKER/RECLINA-WAY RECLINING CHAIRS. Genuine relaxation in CRYSTAL COLLECTORS CLUB many.different styles, also available in leather, :. OUR MAY LA-Z-BOY CLASSICS. A new La=Z-Boy traditionWitfi~art array ofhighieg, traditional • r, . and contemporary styles. " ' ~ " ~ . CRYSTAL CHARACTEII:I~:::I : .4 HANDCRAFTED FROM 32% FULL LEAD AUSTRIAN CRYSTAL Regular retail Price $79.95- : SPECIAL SALE PRICE :% I Only Save 50% . •.• t~ ¸ ' SINCE 1910 ...... 4037 ~kelee Ave,, Terrace -- 63~7~0 : " ,Sk~ng,Mall, Terrace -- 035-0111 ...... '- :- 240CItyiP.,Intre, Klllm|t -- 032-8313 :-::" :, ":i, ~t~: I 4501 I I III , , :. ++'Z= k : ~ "+.' . ,..- r ~ ; ~4+' k :m I~r I'' " " TERRACEREALTY LTD. • .:.+ iiiil eature ..... i..... i, r i I 'I' " /'' ': '' 'II~ " "'I ROYAL ~ :Home • . - ...... !.,-+:::: . ~, come ' .... •Drop in +hursdayevening, -l'oOf,+undeck, baihroom fix'. .May •9, .l~i;.ith!S homeLwill ~tures and.. coUnter.~:'tops, :! 1)e open.f0rviewing.between ..i~arpetinS;"~ gdtt&s and ' 'r and9 i30Lp.m. , '. : .: : . : ' .downspouts;,::,window+I+!n the CARRIER +.- A.:well:maintedii~ .home: front ofthe home, p~inting; ]ocatedon'a~w(~nderful fanii.:',insicie~i~d, out and~ much OF THE ! Y s(r~t.;i t..+rs~hoe..slur,,...... ! WEEK , ' Pi'id+~::'+° 'h].P.:sh°w: :~i:i'.:~'~ ;,y.i+pedal featureslike fi/'dugh:ou oearoom, the exterior lighting; fenced ...... ": ...... wo*sto~'ey home, with a cozy - Duffer Cheese or Dig Mac ~.~enl. no[u~broom,.recroo . rear yara, .natural gas L Large Fries oamroo ms;.double pm I ~e~ - s. •": i i~~:~'Odtside,cl6the~line - Reoular Soft Odnk 'e r c~zzcret<~deck, " drive~aYi:and a fenc I i ~d - Sundae established yard. Great Dr0P in to the Open House Compliments of McDonald's maintenance "-and replace- or call,:. Rusty Lju.ngh In a clear record of delivery :~ meriti~e~S b~zt doneover the 63~-5"/~4or 638-0371for a and a Job well done you've past five years including the viewing at your convenience. earned e FREE McHappy Meal. , Peter Danlels ~]~ ~ I ,-+°--,=-, -- I* ~-.~i":~:, Developed rear yard ~~ ~o~ELM BER +TERRACE ' REALTY LTD, :' & dining ~'~: :--- - " -+ PAGE = i~ ~ . :~...L !, .L. 4635 fie Avenue ' Associate Broker Network ,, ,:. 638 037 1 -,. SALESMAN OIP ...... ,: FAX 638-1172 THE MONTH ,p.~.t of I ~~~~ HANDYMAN'SDUPLEX i~ COMMERCL~LBUILDING : Bili~ I~'~I~J~j~M~ I 2.storey duplex that needs some ~~'-: -I I~I exterior work but is in good condl. ~y'~j~ Located on 4600 block Lakelse. ~"~" .~"_~"~"~: ...... tier inside. Separate +enb'ances ~ Lower level currently leased. 2,600 I ...... meters tanks, & parking |an ues ...... ,- sq. ft. main level and 1,800 sq. ft. ~UM e"...... hUM r" /U/n P 750 sq.' ft. and "2 bedrooms in each' . IN THE 70 S on the.upper level. Natural gas fired ONE OF A KIND • 5UUHifllr unit. 2 fddees & stoves included 1,067 sq it, I • 4Pce. bath, 3 hot water heat. Excellent holding ~~~i Four year old two storay home on Askng$54:gOOMLS ' bedrooms, double brick fireplace propertytMLS$149,500 Bright, modem two storey homel ~h located on an acre es Graham Ave., I 2.28 acres. 2 bedrms, plus poten. ' . " non-basement home on a large 81 x under 4 years old, oak kitchen, / tial of 2 more up, oak kitchen " . 132 ft. attractively landscaped lot. large sundeck over double carport, / separate laundry & storag e, and'a . . . • Excellent home for a young couple 2 bedrooms up and 1 down, 2 / SYLVIA GRIFFIN newly built 24 x 24 tt, shop. Asking .... , " or a retired couple. Exclusively baths, % basement finished, 2 x 6 j • ,,-.... R.I.(B.C.) ~/:;+:~,~1 ~: ,~:-~',~;$~9500MLS'~+~;~. .~-.'.,~,.~+.,.. , ... -. :± ,.~ ..::-,:, IjsJed with Te~ace p,eally Ltd, - - ~en~+.tO~.!l...oq,~hl s~al windows 2.l , The mona0emantof TEARACE'REALTYI .... n~,, ,- .... N..;.n.~:-.::.... ,~.:. L~,++ ~.'+~ .....this 150 acres ~onelghway16...... +_.~= ~t ~ PROPERTY '~erge :1',600";~ I. ft.'~home.-4" ~.'A kis ng$104,5OOMLS-"~ LTD. -- ROYAL LEPAGE ABN recognizas . ,~._,.u~c uw~ mn n~m~;~)~mS ' ~ just east of the Ceda~vale coff~ "3bedrnoms. propane fddge, stove bedrooms,. 3 baths; rec room and SYLVIA GRIFRN as the Outstanding] m ~=~u[~.~u~,q. ~.~ ~., , snop: Approx: ~u acres el pasture, and hot water tank, water system games ronm plus rental suite with salesman for the month of April, I •~: u=,.,~,,,=, ,,~ ,,,~,,,, -,By,o,.,, two nouses nver access ano moun ~,,, ~,,,,,,, ,,~.,,,m,, ~ a separate entrance. Large 80 x 90 Over` 35 lightly treed acres, ideal i 1991. We value her excellent perfor.] [] breakfast nook in kitchen , bu i It in tain views. Sub.divls...... on potent al in. generators for' ...... hvaro ,~for outbuildi,,,,s,, pce. , ft. lot and paved double driveway site for hobby farm or developmeut, J marco and service to the panic in the [] ch na cabinet and natural gas heat, to 3 lots. MLS. $99,500 --~'~ ~-,-u=...,=--,-,""~""z,~',~,,a ,,.,,=..... ,,,,,,,~,'~^,,, leading to double carport. MLS irl upper bench area in Thornhill. I field of Real Estate. • This full basement home is located * ...... ":". .. S'~vta's determlrmtion and motivation I I ons'69x132 feotlot°naq ulet n° moma-epark ano play wnn a neck for me Property extends in the southwest I i through street. MLS . . . , . .~ . , : . to the Thornhitl Creek. Price i have awarded her "SALESMAN OF THE I $7"9,500 MLS • I I" PRESIOEN| O~ NRS PRUDiEN & CU~R~E ; MONTH"."~IIBF.R. , I.•.OPENHoUSE ~M +j{i~;'I~+~ ~+ :?~*v.... ,..,.:.:i+ OPEN HOUSE I ~,~,..~..o.,o • ROYAl'~ ~ l • 5023.ScaRe Cr. !~ ~ +' 5024 Graham I +OAVe ~mm.~. onam~mo0 me pore. RO~ '+ I Thursday,Bay 9, 1991 ~' ~:+~ l-;timof toe Im~I~ for the month of • ~ [] J H ' 7. g+30 p.m. Salu~lay, May 11, 1991 i;Al~il 1991. : L ~~, oq~ =Rusly Llunghol Terrace Really Lld. 10:00 a.m. • 2 p.m. i in alienOR. - ~ +~'~ Rusty Lj~nghel Te~ace Re=b/Lld :::: If yOU am ~nkin0 of l)uylng or ssillng • In attendance. .+;~:~sk, R;~L~64~h Sylvia Gdffln Run Redden Chdste,Godlinski .your heme and would like a cummt 38-0371 R.I.(B.C.) 836-6804 638-1915 636.5397 :'evaluation of the present real estate 630.0464 market Ic Terrace, please cont~:t . "DAVE, .he would be+ vep/. plessM+ to :.i: aSs~.t you, ~.SSilSTANCEWllTH ALL YOUR REAL.ESTATE REQUIREM~NT9,'CALL:' • ~. OUit .EaT SELUERS TOOAY': '~ ::~. ::NRS PRUDiF,N & CURRIE:: : •I:: " i i ~i(1976)"Lld~ :: !:',. :.. i I;:: ,63!;.6:i42:..-"' .:~.:. -.....:.. ,.,,..: .~ +:.. • ., -.7 :+ .",, ~ ',.U,,, ".*¢:' ,+. ' . .+ " ~II~II~I PRUDEN & CURRIE (1976) LTD. !l~IIIImI L% SOLID STARTER HOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY " OPPORTUHiTY KNOCKS Tbis cute &cozy 3 brm cottage Is Viable business Ioc',.Jted in New IS QUALITY IMPORTANTTO Og[CK POSSESSION A groat family home on a quiet LO • situated on ,75 scre ln a quiet area, Hazbiton.on. Showing a goodloud return. YOU? " ::: is' :av~lsb~e on this super family at ttds great 2 bedroom street street in town. 1,176 sq. ft., 4 YOu'll find lots of room in the yard o. Sales & sen/ce. MotorCycles,~ycles, RVs,,RVs. Then check thLs out first, Ttds i ho~o tn the Thornheiohts Subdivi. bedrooms, full basement, 2 baths ( i" ...... enjoy some great family gathering ~. Snowmobiles, power sdws, garden almost new 4 bedroom/homeIs sien. ~Thts 2.yr old home has so plus ensulte, 2 fireplaces. Family Joy. Asidng $64,500, MLS ' room down. Attached Garage, nicely 4~'02 ;LJ~ofs'e ~AW; 'tJ Call Suzande and enquiro tnda ~. equipment, hunting and fishing sup. situated on a quiet no.thre sfreet on much.to offer •Including a large Asking $65,000 MLS plies. Land and building; For more the bench. The ~ newest design private backy,ard backing onto a • ,_ ._._: landscaped yard with fruit lrees. Phone 036.0302 and garden area. Asking $98,500 enquiries, call Ik, ve MLS features & qualitYc~COnstructionare greenbelt. Come and discover the "* SUNNY SPACIOUS FAMILY " serious evident in this 1,640. sq, It. full solid nek cabinets in this dream kit- MLS. Call Dave now to view this well maintained home. HOME "DON'T WAg" FOR SLIMMER basement home. No GST. Call Joy. chen. LarGo ensuits off master COMMERmALLOT :i iI • Located on 5 acres of level, cleared - 'bedreom.; Added feature of closet Commercial tot at 4653 Park property. Feafures bid country kit. z ,S~rtng is here. If you have been RURAL A o~Oan~e~stn all the closets and Avenue. Owner preparedYto' , chen'.with: lrO oaungi:ma &,3: I ~'.'."~ ~'~.'~;,? I=~,,;+~.~I~,:,'T 10 minutes from d~ntown:r:::l'.his t: :~ic'~L~rmin the ba~ make sacrifice. Make'an~offer up to ~: COMMERCIAl REVENUE Spacious h~s plusaden erlnffice'.: i ~o~s~'~;'s'~'r; "~'~'~;'",~:~"" /wonded5.76aLresi$situaledlnan~ lids herne:-tmly a Oond buylin $23,000forthisgreatlocalten.,Call : Lmsed ~me¢lal building teLated Pefloct setttn0 for raising yo~r fatal. I ~=~., ~.o ;..;~..,,,;. "~= 2'=the established subdivision, of fine., today,s dsinO market, Call Suzaone: Joy, MLS ;!~ in town, Long term tenant. For more ly; call ~,za~ for more de~ls on: I ~%~ou"+,.,'%.'7=~.Z:ii~? ~.,'"~ ~es. outof town ow~..,ooki~o ~ ,~ a ~ s,~m. ,.,~ng :i'!:'ii( ,i~ Informatic~ CSll Dave Heyneids. this special property. Askngi .landsskf~:DavovmlMu ll.anuz ' u~c~uo m),~ ~w for offers. Call Joy formors Intmna, : $99,900 MLS 'L : • ' Asking $108,000 MLS $70,00L~_S .. ' . ,, ' " !; eKE CHALLEKOES?: . RXER O~En ~ TAXI ROmESS This older home could use sorne COUHTRY STYLE M TOWN : IUBDIVIOABLE PROPERTY POTENTIALPLUS ;:~ A lucrative business with land,. renovating. 2 brms.,_ Iro kitchen, An old homo located in Usk on ,63 , with this cozy renovated 2 bedroom - This ~ pacM offers subdivislm 4 ~ full basement home is a solid buiidinOs,and vehicles.. A list of Oond.sized fam~ ~ with glass acres. Homo is in need el mpJor home. Custom built yellOw,cedar ipeteoflal. Lscatedlngoudamacon. overstart for1 acre the withremodeller.' a lovely Sltoated mountain on i assets and financial data available, sliding d~J~'~j~, front yard "repairs. May be Ideal for the Iron. cabinets, skytiOht and natural:gas ~ 'Lventent to schools & shopping. Set. . view Call Joy. MLS : ~'~ Shewing a good retum. For more II1. encloseow~cbashes, Sit~zeo* ; dyman. Vendee aOXiOL~ and wUl heat Asking $69,90q,~ ~.: vlc~s:•avall" to prq~rty line. '~ :i': formation contact' Dave Reynolds at !::i ,,Ll~SOd Pr0mls s ...,:. • , ? in. the H~Fsesheo,: R~duced + to*: took at al! ofiers~ Askino $19,20LL : 635,6142 or ~635.3126 'even ngs .... • wBoNESoAY+is/+ $29,900. Call Suzanne tOdayl ML$~' 'MLS Call Dave,. i ;i..+, ~ -MLS ' .... ','.:SENIORS:DAY: : sentor:ultlzens receive PRUDEN!& CURRIE (19 rLTD, .... L , .... :4650 LAKELSErAVE,~ 635,6142 !O% ~offmonu prlCe~ :i, |Specl~ Exempt) ' i 'i•:! ~''!':, ,+~ Monday to 8atu~lIy 7:::a,m;)!8:30 p,m; !.: .... ., ~L:":!~. ~.'!]IL+ - A';:', )~ ua,m p.m. come and view this lovely rambling rancher with f utl basement I ~: Immaculate 1.2 ecres hMa ~ workshop/barn anda truck~ J Oave Reynolds SuzanneGlasson ~ ' ItlHl|l ' : 635-6962 < ...... Ii i i i I i Iii" ~ L. iiiiii! ( : /7,• +-•!:!+, iI + ~I / • ., , ,; , + ] • + :: : +: ::' ' + Page Be- Terrace ta , Wednesday, May 8, 1991 .... ;:J]].-" ::i .: !i ::+ ' : ' :: ' .... " ":* ;+' :, S ndard N ...... :~.;~+"++ d "' ,~ .+''4+~ # I' * :";i "'( ) J + '' I i:~:'~ ~+( I+: + '~ J " + .... + ' I + j I ...... +' • ~+:" I+ ~ :.... ;'#+~+ ++~;Tt:+ > ~ ~ ' ] : ...... ::::+:+ ' ': :; :! ..... :p i ;+~.+! + +++ ,P ,,: ..+, . w.~,+++ + + .... • +++:+:" ...... n + .... +;i,;+++{i:+ + ,*++'+ .' ,,:.,:'~,", +--+;,+:++;-~: h: : ," HOME PLAN ~llU, ~:,~: .>:, ,' i-,+,!~:,:::~+;+~:~,~:.~ i+:~+i:i~, , I I 'llr v. ++~ + +:. +.++~+. :+~:~:~ .:~.+~+ .>,::.+.-.:: + +~+ !++ • , . ,~+ * ,,;~:,+ ~: , , ,,~,, +. ++ + ++++, ...... + + + ..... k / ? •/J mr/Mx of Terrace :" +:+• NOW OPEN++ +: John and Dick Evans are pleased to ' ' ' • : , ' :.;.,.. ,.+ ,+!, ntroduce Remax to Terrace, Canada s + ++ leading real estate~rganlzat on::': ~i:i*!;+: i:::! ii : i( '. i .:~, i : ,~,!: ::;:":. " ! : :::: LOcated in:the:: :, r -:+1<::P:.~a::~:~:J~+:~:~ : :•;:•:+ 0redit:Union~Buildin(3!:: :, ?:~'.:~:i:ii~ • +: +, ;o • 4654::i,azelleAven-• ...... ue],.::.- •:, ~ + ;:. :OR2. ' . Ezc+tmg:Des+gn U t~h~ I-0 ' +: : 1 140 +:+, Has Varied Uses • .'L~ ' ' : " +~ ~;~',i , ~-~r[-l' N +~+": M DESIGN N0:.:S'59 100x9-0 ~]048x2743 J gl +' Width: 40~-8" ; (i ! : Depth: 42~-0" ~ * , ;, , LR LJ . BR4 (includes 6~-0" deck) • ~1~ , t~l-~x9-2 !+, 416~x 2794 Me.in Floor. IOO.B s.q; ft...+. Second FloOr ' Second ]FlooP.612 sq. ft. - - I " i : JOHN EVANS DICK EVANS: .ERIKA PELLETIER GORDIE SHERIDAN TANIS SUTHERLAND + sss-eee2 635-3'068 635-4773 ' 635,4781 Raceptlonlat • +.: ,: r + m.oxrz-o~{N~ ,1 II]lr+.4m~:o I I KITOIEN I~1I ~ l ~ Il vaultedclg ~ +3P59x 33~J2~..~ U , "',:+ .... =- z mmY3 1 ' II ARPORT l).',0vm!~ O| w or++/"I ..~4_,I _> ~l,---m,=i ~ l ' l • I 4419x6"1001 l ++m.+m j l / : [ r :k l ,i.,,0o,00o,,,,, ' n um[Imzh°d b.o- > ' ' : ;numt..net shoWa. MATCHLESS ELEGANCE SUPER STATUS CHARM ISLLSI~ U TRAILER COUNTRY FANTASY III Woodland VIP dream home. Wood. Park.like ViP showplace. 2 storey, Country kitchen highlights this immaculate condition just For nice style check this cedar 2 i This design has many exciting 2 storey chalet in secluded serenity. traditional. Warm headh, European friendly Thomh[ll two storey c0un.. redecorated. 12 x 68 with addifion, storey, On 2,76 acres. Groat family i All aophances plus blinds and cur. +: .features and a number of var,:ed Country kitchen. 3 BPJ4 Pce.& 3 kitchen, 4 BR/I.4 Pce. 1.3 Pce. W, Newly decorated, mountain area, fireside glow, vaulted ceillngs,I Poe baths. Circular drive, jacuzzi baths. ALSO *Deck, New home, views, Woodbumlng stove, linlshed rains, immedlato occupancy. 4 formal dining room, wraparound i ~ uses. By eUminating the car- hot tub, one year new. Beautiful natural gas fireplace, walk.in bay basement, Good possession, bedrooms, natural gas heat, deck, 4 BR/2 bathS *$126,900"i port and basement this design secluded setting. $110,000. Call window, '$98,500* (Southside) Smokehoude. $53,000 MLS $17,900 MLS. Pleese Pail Joyce (910056) Joyce FIndlay EXC.i Verne Ferguson 635.3389 Brenda Erickson 638-1721 (900218) Brenda Erickson Flndlay..535.2697 635-2697 wo~d provide the basis for (910051) Realty World MLS 910042) 638-1721 an economical vacation home . ,- , / CHOICE COMMERCIAL MOBILE HOME . ,..0z built as shown; an attrac- PROPERTY , 12 x 60 mobile home on very nice This 146 x 296 foot lot is in a super 75 x 200 It. lot at Lakelss Lake tive and practical year-round BUILDING•IN 19917 cJone to beach' end 0il's' PlaCe; 2 Need a place to start? Try these: location in the heart of the city. This , residence. The spectacular could be the investment for you, chesterfiofdS,, kitchen table ' & Lot 50 McNeil Rd,...., ...... ;11,500 )~,,fd~oe, Stove, Wanher~,~nd L vaulted + ~eiltnl~;.+ an L+. bm .cony ~.40 -acres Rosswoed~;':.r:...~,l 3,500 Priced- I~ quick sale.at; $9~+000~ dr~Y lh~l~d~ ~II (~drdHarnilton at nalx m+aJ~e:+to,z~ a LOW': a~e~ ~ )me 3 .acres ...... ; ...... 27 500 ::COUNTRY SEHSMIOH ++"+;~ Gall VemP Ior.,det,~ls:MJ.~., +, rl' ~'6~t9~I' ~IoP':n~ ~.lnf~r~Gh: with a feeUng of exceptional i'ot'46'JOh'ns Rd .i';:,',,.:.;;.,,..9,500 ,~u:ACRES " "~" 9:53 North Sparks ...... '25,000 Coi~]oniat 2 storey offering"real ReaR,In' room on 23.7'7 acres lends I .smut mnueTarln-in1' roominess, All the rooms warmth. Rehabbod. Tree.lined charm to this Iog 2 storey. Mountain I _...m,,, .,,yw.,,,p~ ,..,.., No]I 5 Cottonwood Cres...,,13,000 views, yaulted ceilings kitchen ap- I!, ms°Re may.Be.an excellent luca, are of above ave+age size, Check these out with Brenda. MLS. street, woodbum]ng stove, finished - " non vor your ousmess. A one acre cLOSE TO" SCHOOLS basement, fruit trees, deck, horse pliances included, Large trees I ...... with many large closets 638.1721 I t Mov in level IOI IS central /florgnlll ~all Three bedroom double wide mobile facilities, Move in immediately. horse lac es. e now, I " "" I •635 3389 home on 20 x 200 lot. Nat, gas throughout the house. $86.500 (910072) Call Joyce $105,000. Call Joyce Findtay iVeme..~°r,..°elms' " 635"2697 (910073) Exclusive ,I t~i uu£,~ I m[.o heat. family room, appliances, fully Redlay 635.2697 EXC. fenced. A super buy at only $53,300. MLS (910055) Call Verne House Plans Available Through Ferguson 635.3389 PRICE REDUCED/1CAN'T N +:: LAST MOUNTAIN DIGNITY TERRACE Park-area charm, Bungalow. Grea~ Thornheights 2 storey ~ buhgatow family area, gas heal, country kit- stateliness, New. 3 BP,/1 4 pea., 1 chen, 3 BR/1.4 Pce. baths, fencing. 2 pce, baths, large view deck, BUILDERS large lot close to schools. 16' x 24' ALSO *Eat.in kitchen *Kitchen ap. workshop. *$51,900" (910062) pliances included *Ouiet street .° Brsnda Edckson 638.172t Verne Ferguson Brenda Erickson GordonHamilton Mountain views, "$138,000' CENTRE (910076) Gordon Hamilton 63S-3389 636.1721 636.9537 635-9537 ~ 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF B.C. 8, YUKON +-+ +~+',: :+ - +:~,+++ '~ ]L_~+'.~ ~++:>+~+~ p~+++::+++tl+i~+ + : '~ +`:'+r++++++ :++,,+++,~,:~++++++,:+ ...... +++ • ~'~-~+t - .... _ o _ _ _ +++m+ This spacious 1,800 sq. It, home G0OD VALUE comes with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, CENTRALLY LOCATED THORNHILL; PHASE fll STARTER HOME - 1140 sq. ft. - N/G heat rumpus room, and a family room. ,1225 sq, It. .5 Bedrooms 12 X 72 MOBILEHOME -';. 3 Bedrooms - 67 X 14,4 Kitchen has oak cabineta, built In • 2 Baths - ROU room 4 bedrooms 12 x 53 addition .1200+ sq. It..2 Baths Great starter home with mveoue Vz Basement - 3 Bedrooms . Oak cabinets suLta, Call Gordie 01son for your ap. dishwasher, counter top range and Asking $85,900 EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL FEATURES: Asking $84,900 MLS wall oven, 'All this sits on a 84 x 2 sundecks - N/G heat • 75 x 117 lot po/ntment to view. Pdced' at Asking $102,500 EXCL, ,.$54,900 MLS 100 It, lot, with a double garage and Expendo package NFJEDA MOBILEHOME a 15 x 20 ft, workshop. It is a must Owner is moving and is anxious to $25,000 MLS, Carl Ted, Check Out one of these: secure a sale, sodon't overlook this . ATI'RAGTIVESMALL to see, call Slmunce today. Reduced + ACREAGE 14 X 64 3 bedroom.,,:,,.,,,$23,000 to $105,000 MLS, lovely and modem cedar home, RURAL ACREAGES 12 x 68 3 bedroom , ,Some of the many attractive REVENUE SITE/BED & ~heck Out this 1.74 acres close tO Just north O/Terrace we have for with addition,: ...... :,$14,000 , 10ACRES features inclede 1,400 sq, It, plus DREAKFAST L; +kelso,I eke and tbe Hotspdngs. sale 2 acreages. One of them. is t for mobile home. Cldl..: ,.~i'n,.m*mi'=nnro~_ 7 miles south of This home has many possibllUes 16+ acres In:~ :++FT~/.;m+l~S or With ,dWimmlng pool, .Jaou~ +and more +nfOlnlatton,'p e~se give Hans ar $19i900 MLS .... , ensuite. 5 bedrooms, NIG heat & sauna; +t,400 sq, It, of living area a ca Ask ng $20,900 each, MLS hot water, Wonderfully bright in- and 7,000.sq, It, ol enclosed CUSTOM QUALITY+' '.: EXECUTIVE 8PUT-LEVEL terior provided b~f full windows on privacy, More information? Carl TED Can be..seen, th~onghout thls+6- ++ SPRBG IS HERE : Located ;111.Terrace's newest sub. south side, covedng dining room & Listed at $185,000 MLS CHEAPEp THAN RENT ' month.old home located on sedud-;' + L~ tO.b01ldthls spdng? Check division. In ;the +Horseshoe; this living roorn;; Fireplace, 2 decks, Very attractive 1084 2 bedroom 14 ed135 x 178:1ot. Ofledng over out these 10ts: , 4. evel sp t oilers over 3,000 sq. ft, double paved driveway and carporL ::WELL MAINTAINED MOBILE x 70 mobie~jome Wthll x21 ~,t, 2,:10{) sq. It; of llnishsd living area • 3801 Dojong Crescent 61x132 for your family's living 'comfort. THE WORLD The ground level Is designed to be a :,Tlds moldle Is a 12' x 58' Saleway dillon, Featuresvauttsd' ceilings ~n on 2 floors ~ldsa lull basement. 3823 OBlong Crescent 63x131 Family, room with-fireplace. Five separate self-contained suite il and has a finished 8' x 16' addition. livlngrucm and kitchen, +tour op, Three bedrooms. Two and a•hldl Lot +20 Monntldflvlew 75x200 MLS: bedrooms~ Four baths, spacious tiv. desired very .tsstelully decorated, A 12' x 16' wired/heated shop just ptiances +alld naturM ~ h~a!; bathS. Family room. Garage and Lot 4 Mountainview 3~ aRraS MLS. leg room, Double garage and much ISYOURS.../F Call Laude for an appointment'to" built in November of 1990 and is on Available for quick possession. ~1! much, much mere, For your appoint. These Iots+'have all services more, Call Jim to make your ap. view. Can't beat the value at the "a 75 x 100 lot. Listed at 129,900 Gordie Olson for your al~oth~nent ment to view this trdy well bunt N~: c~ s~u,, Ior more t,+ potntment to view this home priced newly i;educed price of $97,500 'custom home, call Jim MLS at $145,,000 MLS YOU KNOW THE MLS. CaJI Ted at 635.5619 to view, Asking $31,900 ML,, RIGtlTPEOPLE... : ', • '. ', ,"t~~; Wherever you move~ll ~e Welcome Well~l hostess is the HIM person to help you Jind a place.in your ~w Ted Garner cammunily. " Stan Parker Jim Dully Gordon 01son Harp/McCowan Carol M¢Cowan Laurte ~ I~ Stsch ShaunceKrulss61brink 636.4e31 036-60110 636-164~ TliS-||iiG 700.3206 ii31-iltll| 6S6-$739 630.63G3 038.Hlg Karon 638-0707 Katherln 636.7604 . + ..... , ]:,,+, ],,,...... :( i Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991-=/ . Page•4 B9 J L , +, IF='," ,~1 Big d:ay for TerraCe Little-Theatre :¥":i: r 'i~'~-~ h collegiates ,d-,.: Hours of study behind them, Duffels, Corinne Ellermann, nearly 100 Northwest Corn- Marcy Farkvam, Darlene munity College students took Gagnon, Shannon.Geddes, Gall @ Parents for French centre stage at the Terrace cam- Gordon, Denise Gowe, Carom pus on Saturday as the institu- Harrison, Laurel+ Hutchinson, , host provincial meet/ tion celebrated its.second,an- Darlene Irvine; Robin Jean, nual graduation ceremony+ ~.. :. Ramona Knoll,- Marina Lamb, The Terrace chapter of Canadian Parents for French (CPF) College president DonAnder- France ,LaPlante, •Geraldine is host thisweekend to its parent organization's provincial an. son was on hand to present cur- Loughran, Rhona Loveil, Julie .nual general meeting...... tificates and diplomas tb :the -Maitland;Cindy Marchuk, Lin- I ~:L-The-theme of this year's get .together is The'g~tm Of biA successful •:.students ~. nndi~th~..+ dy Mayner; Margretta McGuin- event iTeatured/ ,address~:~b~~ nessi Mavis Mclsanc; ~Rachel ,Itll.... i +::?i;~!~ *1 :~mmi..eemenber LizBal.! demribes as appr0Prlate 8iv~ thd' University +of +Northen~-~i3.C. ~ McKay, Mat;y JaneMcMillan, I.::~ent national political situation..: ::". .-:': • +:. :- " ' . president/Geoffrey Wh~ier, Patrica..Medeiros, Rhonda l:'::i,•;+~r:=p~J,~i CPFis a voluntary'i~rents:::assod'ati0n ' Okananan College instr~dtor. MOntpas, Donna/.M00re, • " directed by . , ::.;, ['i, Whlch 4rives to provide oPimrfunitleslfor youngsters tO ! earn Peter':Poole and" student -'+'Nicole+"Morneaultl, :Sharon ' Karla Hennig , ,.~ ~'.;::., 1 :, and Use French. Membership is' 0pento anyone interested in association president.Rav[,Gill. Mutschke~RanjitNama, Mary - produced,by , ~ !i.~ii: I!supportingFrench second languageeducatton~. " ,,. Those graduating were: + .'? + Alice Neii!y,~BettyReece, Helen : ':.. . Gordon O~,s i :. -+l'ib:i~Founded :'a 1980, the local chapter has provided: patents. " -Roml)hf, Elaine Rozenberg, Pat - set design by ,:, " " :'+ I-+/Wtthinfomation about French programs in Terrace: Schools" grad8 Sahadat, Lynda Stephem, Dave I~. and h~ Organized extra-curriCular activities"in that l~gauge. - CERTIFICATES . ',..ii . Underd0Wn;~Jennifer Van- 2,3,4 May & 9,10,11 May 1991 Addiction Resource Worker" .' dusen;ChristyVan Horn, Terry . I,/It. has ~ put on tenth classes for adults; "r= = '. ' .... " •I~!.:- up to100 out-of-town delegatet ar e exi~ to:at,:: • Marlis Turner ~:.. : Vliegenthart,. Pauline Watson, ':-~ll:s~d " Adult Basle Education': •`• ~i~', ' Antiena Yelich ':. McColl playhouse, 3625 Kalum Str. Terrace I tend.theeVnnt'which begins Friday evening~ saturday's..wi]l Melanie Jewell, Allan Mcln- .DIPLOMA 8:00 pm ' I:~ feature: the: :annual genera] meeting itself and 'a.seri~iof + ' tyre, Michelle Nell, Shelley Business Administration L worksh0ps. Assistant deputy, minist~. :for :education:::I)ro, Omejc . (Second Yeai;) flcket~ at Erwln Jewefl'#'P~fgkcena MalO & Bank o/ Mon~real $81lhurs A $10/~rilsal I/gramsi"Jack Reining, will also speak to delegates On the Year Business Adminbtration Jill :, Lopmhinsky, Vincent |: 2000 Pronramas it effects French immersion~urses. ".': (First Year) Frince,~Nina Teixeira I- Jean .Anne Lowis, assistant director at the Eduction Stamatia Dadaos '- I minbtry; Will be making a presentation on the Sun~y:nnd: Laura Taylor .-?'' 1 .~ .:II--IIl"mmm m ~'-ili tomb ! thug"will also be further workshops. " ' . :,/'. " .. Early Childhood Education I | +...+qBal].said workshop topics would ind, ude co-operafiye:leax- Leone •Bowman, Barbara. "~'}',~~A +~ 7 ':ni~,:-"How_ t0sound like you speak Fr~chevmifyou Haldane,.Gayle Holt0m,Sheri 11 MOUNTLAYTO ~ | ~,:dbn'.ti'':~ndFreneh songs and games for c~ldren..: .:...+ Letts,.;Laura McKeown'; I r~~ HOT SPRINGS ... Noting theworkshops: were open to. intemted'Pa~ts, + t~chers and members of the publio, she said anyone:wishing., Kathleen:Murphy;Nisyok, Lisette Spenser,el°riB Nicole "". .~~ RESORT'N~ LTD" 'I : :t~ .att~d could contact Kathy Albert (635-9440": leave a:." Williams,Nicci Yeo ' '-. 1 U~ .:/m~e)!.or NorraaBohle (635-4845)... " ' " :::./: -:~ :.: Eapedenced Based ; ' ' r l )~0 ' Vocational Preparation .... . •P. ruskO Bonnie r " :Edgars, ' -. :Regina. IIII FUNslides.:& r ] /::.: K ping it clean • :+ Familyi)ay Care' Training FUN-F ' Eve Aksidan, Donna Azak, I. ! :~+up.~" in thdr commully, large.ins both tx,~2ydableand Bessie Bdght, Flora Bright, .II pools | Carol Clayton, Leona Gnu, every Wednesday, Mary Grql~ Sallyard and VlJaya Hedberg are hdplng Oqi¢~l,~... Moore, Grandis°n"Penny Morven, Ferdilie Sybil Ii except gtetuet°ryx 2 for~r '~'~1~1, H°lldays q~ ~~ the Voluat~.r effort whkh has reeelved st $1,000 grout fr0fiir Nisyok, Natalie .Nyce, bflng afrlend the' Shall Eavimnmeutal,Fund. " Rosabelle Robinson, Alison Tue .Thorul~lElementary pro|eeLwas one of 279 e0uutr~..... Stevens, Betty Watts, Yvette . ' ~%1~,~ " wide for whkh a grant was approved. .. ': ...... :. Williams ~k P .o+,.,.Janet Nikal; ! I ~+.: ....!. ++ Human Service Worker.• Lodge art show ..... + Julia Adams, Margaret A trip to Ternc,~ew Lodge between now~d May 14 will Essay, Janet Harris, Melodie i 221+4 I , give residents an opportunity to see the works of three local Johnson, Edwin Osei~Tutu, CALL 798, " EVERY artists; sandraOffice watt Careers ~ .... ,~,, o ...... :- ",i: . All POols, a[!.d slides are ,/.. ;~: ~h+ +~o+ ~,erday and features paintings by Gerry :.. . ~ ,'::J..~J$ '.-. ~[J~, 1:~P~- : WEDNESDAYt .. " ...... ~..... ,, ...... ,.,, . ,. ~,.:~, ~ ,:~,),l~ @ " ~. ".-',S.h.~J~a Adams. ~,.O;~a 11 i&,~:!;;2for,t:}AU:DA~:: {~ . " • ':'.? :., ,-.'.: .... , .: .: : : ~member Donna O/~rYa'd Bob St. Laurent...... -, ,. Ames, Oiseida Andrade,,Harjit I : For St. Lament, it is a posihumous exlfibition. He passed Bahia, Tanya Hereford, ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ away April 29. Suzanne Danville, Janina Visitors are welcome to drop in anytime between I p.m. Barendregt, Sherry Biocker- and 4 p.m. until:the show closes. ville, Ann Castillo, Julie Clary, -+._ Joyce Davis, Shammi Dhansaw, ,Carrie-Ann Downey, Terry SOME WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS KAVE A WAY OF BRINGING % iPAMILIES TOGETHER. • Assemble - l:3opm .: :: :I,.;,::O(~;i.peacefU,: and prayerful ..... Life Chain :-2 to 3::ipm . :ii!ilSta6di : will :,c0mmemorate Assembleat Ferry Isiand, Life ~iiii:/iiii,':jh'ose+preib0rn Terrace i ! Chedn:will extend acro~ :both Here are the facts, No one gets up even know they're doing it. Every day ' i:~:}chJidren:who are losing ~their i Sections of the 8keena + +: i ~ .... ' h ~orti0n, ,+. !~.'+: Bridge; 'I ~ :::~ In th+:morning thinking, "This is a they put themselves in more danger, • + ! ..I,+ : ~,++ i:i!:i Last ~r, 168 worke~ ~ith~ :'.-': :,4b,::,+ l Formore::Informatlon &lhA..• AA..IdR'# : : me~4 h,,.. ,.,,.,. m:tt'"d~ ~ "" ': .... • ...... : ' i ...... ,,.... + ~+~li,~ ,: I•0 : :~; TERRACE PRO-UFE EDUC • . ~, • • :~' I,~:~.:'~! MAY, 11i2 : + 1991 Page B10 -- Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 Honour rolls ', . CALEDONIA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL , ~ii SECONDARY Grade S Outstanding Achievement Honours Carl Anderson, Theresa Arnold. Kevin Andrews, Michelle Audet, Sciem Frances Brodle, Raymond Chretlen,. Shau"a Austin, Lindsay Bailey, Nicole Coil;son, . .Amanita ,,Matthew Ball, HeatherConnaeher, Coosemans Bi- an Co~' Mei'edlth James Cossett, Bryan Crampton; Matthew Crompt Crampion,.'BOl~ cuddeford,Joanne Erin Davies, Andrew DeHooa; Tran, Danny Barr, Harry Stevens, JoAnn Pen-: , ": .,,~'ill " : Degerness, Ba0' L¢~n~, Die- :' BaG Jess ca Eades, Gungeet Gill? Scott : - :her, Bryana Strakei, and Andrew:.Westerli6ff all;~ ~;~::,, :l:::~L ! . Eanh.Dlep, Heathel De'~serr,~Nancy ' Oinstes, JeremyOwilt~iCdsm Hali,: r~ came through,with Unbroken ~ggs; ~ :-:~ ~::! .~:'~:i~,::i .i~ Dubtos;:-" ..... Chad.Edmodd~, ~: .... David ' Ed' ..... ' Ellie Hi~inson,. .'..Jill -.,..; ive~;i)Jalme' ...... ' " .mnnde 't~0n ~[~.~~ ~'nr'--~ I~ltl " ", :,]anzen, David.K0zier~- Glendon: STRAW TOWER'.; -. L~'>: :'" .: ~.'::-:% ..~ , i ! hi~,~,"~Ai.~J.. =v.=.;.~o;.,,d:',"~t;,~- ." .: Lorenz,FarrahMalnFA,sha Manji, : .]st -Joseph Dominguez, Ol~isspell; Cli)dy llall;/'Ai1$ela " Garth 'McKenzle/~? Mar$ot:: : and Tim Phillips:, Hen,~ie[;'Michael ~iewitt, ~l;eila .]or- • McK~wn, Hank. Ni~ar,. Heldi" ,2nd -- Stephen Anaka, Joha .mi[iiainen, Steven Kietz.mnnn'i .lu e Nysaard, Kylle Oman, JaSsi~Osei-- 3~d -- Ian Mills, Patrick Le K6zi~i;= Jason Krause Soh;a Kru- .... r Tdtu, Angela Palmu, Jennifer Per- " ,, ~ :,- , ,:~::;. ~' ', ;Barbara Kuzyk, Theresa Laderoule, reault, Ryan Shannon; Karen drew Clark, . ~i i::; :,,:~.i;:.:!i':::.:: ; :: ;':! i :!/'~ ~ :':-:!:: :=: Tlie gjving begins with you. ..-scott.:2~Loptson,:"-~ - . Stacee Martin. Shepherd, Scott Sprznser.:,Mzchael •; Rbse.m,ary'" ': McCutcheon;: Joday Vandermeulen,' Jdelle Walker '" McMu~.ray,!Natalie'Michaud,Heath MeritoriousAchievement~ :.. ": Muiier, ~ Shondell. Myram, Shelly Janine Arnold, Ha*/~n~',i"Barker, 0'Br[en, Kevin Gates, Kannin Osei- Matthew Kerby, James "Mi,~keily, Tutu, Mike Parker, Joseph Pel[etier, Sureena Parmar, Patrick Phillips, Nancy Pei-eira, Matlhew. Phillips, Brandy Rafuse, Michael Urbanoski, Roy.';Preysei', Quinton Rafu~e; Laura Yip Megab Reid, Tyler Robinson, Nicole Honourable Mention ' : .... Sanches,..Jaeque Scriver, Robin Prabhjit Bains, Nell Botelho, Shaip!es, David Shepherd, Alison Scott Bromley, Andrew Brown, Siemens, `]eft Smithanlk, Jal~es Steven Critchley, D.ustin Dunbar,. Stein, Kyle Steyenson~Chris Slone/, Craig Johanson, Shana Moritz, Cin- Dennis:veneina, Lia.wandle,:Jared dy Praughl, Jim Reid, Angie Wilkerson, Chris wilkerson ,, Dave Sparks, Christine Z,al~rzan " Grade 9 ' " Wolfe ..~.~" , ": ]:'- -, . ,, Honours Meritorious Achievement Deborah Casey, Cynthia Dow, Brian Allen. Mark Anson, Link Binh Du, Stephen Fleming, Lana Baker, Bobby Basanli. Irene Geier, Burpreet :Gill, Brandy Bretherick, Harvey Buekerl, Jess;ca Hansen, Erik Hurries, Jennifer .Campbell, David Carson, Margaret McMynn, ,Leslie Mcquade, Sonlta Davies, Rick. Dhami. Mark Nahal, Lara Tessaro, Suzannah 'D0ughtyi LakWinder Gill. Kelly Vandevelde, Anne Vu, Kathy Webb, GinBles, Tamara Haselmyer, Gurpreet Sidhu Bradley Holmberg; Dawson Kelln, Meritorious Achivement Tara Kline, Denine/Meel~ Suzanne Theresa Anderson, Sharnaji'tAt- Miskellly, Tami Moritz, Bryan wal, Sandra Mantel, Erin Parr. Netzel, Danny Scarb0rough, Kelly- Natasha Young Ann Wentzell. David Western. Chad Honourable Mention Wilson = Carolyn Craig, Norman.Dreger, Honourahle Mention Leanne Hidber, Ann Menard, StephenAguir, Andrea Arnold, Kamala Parmar, Rajbir Sanshera Ryan Back; Travis Barker, Robert Grade IO Barwise,.:.Julie ' Bolton, Fatima Honours Botelho,Heather Brelfeld. Knmiljit Trevor Barr, Ngaio Beausolell, Buttar,Carmen Cchnliak. Allison Curtis Bretherick, Sunny Deol, Chretien,: T:in:tmy Clarabut, Jen- Fraser Downie~ Tien Du,, Margaret nifer Darby, Carl Dlevost, Link Favela, Shannon Hamhuis, Emily :. Dougan, Kensey Duarte, Patrick Henderson, Stephanie Hynes, Rob- Ekman, Gerald Fell, Nieole Fick, bie Larmour, Monica Malhotra, Kevin ' Friesen, Shawn Giesbrecht, Kenna Miskelly, Christine Mor- • Ann/~-MarieGraham, Liza Haldane. risen. Jackie Palmu, Manpreet Par- Shereile~Hovland, Deanna Howie, mar, Anthony Roodzam,_Parmpal Krista.'...lverson, :Dana Johanson, Sandhu, Jon Shepherd, Kezia "K~,l(?i~indsay, SylVie.Mageau, Jac- Sinkewicz, JuUe Teixeira, Brenda /iUi~i McNeil, Brunt Neeve; Vlark Wiehe N~ve,'...:Michael Newhouse, Kyla Meritorious Achievemel~t':~;;;: ,,:- Palagian, l/m Parkes. Amandeep Catherine Cann. Bryan'%Fick. Parmar, Jason Pethc, Rilchie Pint- Sheldon Mclnnes. Fraser 'Mcgay, toni, Nikki Schafhauser. Sheryl Benjamin Praught. Chad Sallenback Webber, Evan Williams. Scott Honourable Mention Wilson Jason Dvorak, Terry Vu, Brett SKEENA ,IUNIOR Wilson, Danyel Zilinski ~ TerraOe-Oo-op Famll!f.-Fashlons Department , , • IIz gll I " ll -, i,_- ..... , : Sunday, May 12 1 t~ I ' i ' O ~" i -- -- " Vall:OnlReg:C?°pPrloeliems r "M'Ei4'S-W'EiR "CI)Ui;014 " ;-` L/~oiee ~l/EAl~ C01JPIJN-'1' "L!Di'Ee:~,/E'AI~ C'OIJPON" ; ~ C'[email protected][lekf wEAn, cbo~' .!'7 o/; I- I--i ]1,7o I-- I-- ,F,,,,i i--. i--'.i - r,-,,~. . ., . . - . - . -: "-'~" ' " "'" "I" "T'- '~ ,, ;. . ,, .-.:,.-. ., . .-"r. ,, ...... ,": "U'E~'S'WEi,"cSo~0t~ " ;,' m ~1= I ('t. I~ i gt HT nY, Ff3gl M ", c,,,.~is;. ~fiic;u.o. ] • .A ~ Vi/IVlflii i~," alu =m : • -v .,= - ....,,~ " / • • ' '~m~L i "m'= r"' ..,o..._,.o,.. MOTHER SDAY DRAW .,.,..,,,,.ow, ,~lli'al~l ~ r im/!i~m=, ,~I ~1~ !-,.,;' ~ . i,..,, l WIN A LADii=S. " '~ GORTEX~'...... - JACKI=T. . "" ,', " " " -.~ lB.,,11,,I ~ It_ L ' I__,, , I i .,~.F. II. " " ~ . . ;. ~ Draw to take place:Sun., May 12: :3/p.m, - . ~~L. r. i~.....~.., 'i" " MEN" ", S-I~EAR'C(]Ui~O~i" "i'," " .LADIES" " ;', IA/i:'Ali C-0iJPON'-~l-,7 ...... ~ " .FABRIC;cdUPON/.,.>..i" ;'It "CHILDRE~IS" " - " ~ WEAR - - - C0UPON..,= - - - :,~"~ r" r': :,~ !--' r-:l:~'>P I: :4,'~ r" I--: i21" °7, o7o!!"-!-"1:21- i1 I-! i 7- o# !--, I-: ' ® III . ,. . gl~ : .... " " . " ,.,t.t-t;1.1 ,t]r ,lal ,rrlt,=,l'l, S:t,trll: , :, . "i'.~A~t .'7 .~r=,~ ;&~,= :T~rr C • ,~. ."~,~,on,.Wed...... : .... ,.9a.m. 6p.m. -'::' ;~i:>:~i: ,~,'"~ , ; '- : . :I'~!,!~L!'~'~: ¸':::< : :!, ~" ' '~ ~¸ : ...... • :'~ "~:'' "~" ~'~'• ~..... :~ : :=' ' ¸"¸ "~' ~ i! ,,'~' !: > : : :~ ~?L : ' :: : : i~ ! : '~:i>: %:: ~.::,~,~:<:: :~...... ///i < ...... ": ,i•~:::•:: i: ¸:;:::: : • :: / 'i ¸¸ :// /•/-:> /:i ¸ '/ >>>> > > ~ ~'<>'~>~,~ ~i!i'!i!!i....iii~L~• > • ~ i• :i. ...."~i~ ~i~ii~.•• > ~/::>:!:~ ~:~::i• :/ii ~:•• ~:~>~ i , ,•; :. i :¸ . . +, . •!,+ / , iTerrace Stand~, Wednesday, Mayo/1 .,+: •: ~ at:least, that was t~h-e-n-~rn~on,tl~ose-z'odeo ~ides+up~n his chair his 10fflce.door. I remember the~ Of pain.:iWhen.6dei0~:those old ::agonizing walk' up the thirteen' fillingslost its'm6~ri:tlg,I pack' ...... , ...... i:'iwoi~nlsteps to that doo~. I. :!i.~!th6se me~fi6s~iinto the of- tangles in my net,' hes~l~l, ' in two so we cored nolstit up m ';fen~ember the musty smell in~ !iificeof Dr~';J0hn~<2~6tge, " + 'you'll have to go down and cut two pieces.'.':, i,~ i~ : i!si&, his acrid breath, his hairyll i : +Itwas~mYifit:~t~t+rip~b the den- him outl' " .... !~::::~+/,. ~ John removed the~last .piece :~ nostrils, and, the whine of the: , .tnst~.m:years++~,and.;++ + .,,. ,,++++., ~,+though,. + I d. The nurse, who was as caught of dental: paraph~r~m .....from ~I'dHIL i - .... known:him: socz~Jly:,~forsome up in the.yarn-as Ipushed"tlie my mouth he finished':ms +: ':Psychology, apparently, was : timei:my'fir~tto',~J6itn~From'the tube a little too far down my tale.: I smiled in disbelief ~ ' throat. It gurgled I gamzed whereupon John pulled oPen ia /i~scho0!in~1956i':~;i~i~: iii,~:~ " !deatilgrip 1 had:on the:handle/ "Yessir, I wasworking aria "I must :have dozed off,":~ John continued: ' : ~i!i ~ drawer, took a PiCture fromit : :!:/~'+This~may hdrt~/a' lit!le biti', i~ ~)f hiS! chairi +:'J6!m~i!+must~ve resean:h Vessel. We were cat' continued John, i,until I was ~. "The shark's tail caught~ rite and thrust it int O my hands. /~ ol, Painless would say,'Waving a ~,: realized the necessi[ylbf taking chlng S~a~ lions in order ~to' shaken +awake i vvhe.n the +:b~t' net. In seconds it was c0mpiete- There stood a i~ ju'venile John giant freezing'i~eedle+in front of + my mind 0ff;~th~i:t~K:~it hand. analyze tlieir stomach contents, lurch~i,to StarbOard. 1 ran ~to lywrapped up. The skipper ~ht ~' standing beside .+an ~~ssibly imy saucer.sizedey~.rThed:he : "Been'fis~i~l;~!Rb'!~?'~heask- i was on watCh one night. Itwas~ thei!b~dge~.thinlfing we+di:~,hit Over the life line. When he~i!argei'truncated!~hhrk.:iiBl&geM i~would~grin maniaeal lyand send!: ed as hepack~d~i~y;:m~uthfull b0ringir:so I took a two-inch:, s6met~ng.ii+B~Ml--:the s~p the size,of the shark,, he gas~ i:Great:WhiteiSh~i'~ii+~':i:~tern a~ stream of n0~,acaine 'ceil2/ofamateri~dthittlfeltlikewadd- hawserarid tied a two-foot long shi~vet:ed:iigain.I though!about and forgoL all about tossing Pacific;i':&$OO+!~,+(L:?~rge :,ingward. i +'~ ed cotton and tasted.]ike chalk, meath0oktotheendofit.N~i!~.the:~s~;!iod':and SPrin!i~ aft, :over the side. The whole It didn't'hurt a bit. it always :! ~'Miipff." I re~H~:cryptical, i;Fstuck/h~hookthi-ou~th ab~'b~,~ +!There~.bel~wi:me wr;si i~.hbge : was ondeck." : :: :: :i ': bottom~!~i +='r~::~:~)~' ~":::" "~] ~+ ; = : '~ :hurtalot, lf there was one thmg ly. ~ , ,-~., sea :hon.~,Then It~edtheother white,~shape.~I~,was~movmg. • Let hun t~re hunself, out :~John rummaged:m .Lthe old Parker wasn't, it was '; , ',Did I ever tell.you I own the end'to:the aft stanchions and slowly. The.skipl~r arrived On then we'll hoist him aboard,, he. drawer,and pulled Out:a bottle i(palnle+s.+' +~ ~ ?w0rldrecord f0rit~e!biggeStfish ~threw thewhole works over the. ':deck.He +Io0ked~atme ihen~at .~ barked as the beast thrash+d, of serrated t~th, ,They:looked /Parker was the inquistor. I e~'er caught 4n;i,>the:,~eastern rail,', ~i: : the lineandthen:t0 ihe we/for: v with great muscular spasmS," : to b6£otirdnches long~!/~' i~:+! +was his victim. To th,s day 1 Pacific on sportfishnnggear?, ,I The drdi whnrred. Bits of Di'd you hook thin shark?: We lowered the crane we us- Come m next .w~k:and carry~ a mouthful of mercury shook my head t0~te!i:hun.no. 1 , tooth ricocheted off the roof of ~,heyelled: ~I,n~ded shee..pmhly, ed for hauhng the nets aboard, ,,~ll,:fix that partial Ipla~:of i fillings and a pathological fear felt like'a chipmunklwithnumb my mouth :~ :,, : i'i ~Hepointedt~thesampHng~net: but:the creature' was too heat ~ Northmen wnn TERRACE- The horde of Northmen that decended on Rupert falls 12-3 Prince Rupert to raise general mayhem on the rugby pitch en- wrestled to the ground in a joint final score. countered tougher opposition effort by Doug Wilson and "It was a hard game, but a than they expected. Leon Schulte. Willie McCleary clean game," Hull said. "The Their egos swollen by their conve~ed successfully to give Northmen are going to have to 24-3 blowout victory over the the Northmen a 6-0 lead that work hard for their success this Prince George Gnats in exhibi- held through to halftime, season." tion action, the Terrace Nor- It could have been 9-0 had They,re in action again this .... +~+i/;+;~ thmen rugby team encountered McCl~try hit with a 25-yard weekend, with all three North no cakewalk in the Apr. 28 con- +drop-kick field -goal attempt Coast Rugby Union teams in test, and instead foffnd ' '~i~at fell way short. "The worms Terrace for a three-way double themselves battling hard to nab W.erei~!~ckingin fear as it whizz- headeri a 12-3 win in the city of rain' ' e~i b~,, said Hull. The Northmen take the field bows. ' ~,:'~9i~ got on the board early Saturday:at 7 p.m. agai~t "Ruper! came out of the in the second half on a penalty Prince Rupert, On Sunday it,s a '-, ol~ning +kmkg~.realLy strong," ,~:" ~:' '.cut t~e,~ri+ce 1~ to •Smithm'~errace,.~d~et~ :said Te~ac+,:t~:'s~kesma~~+"~TButltlte~+:ha~ iurn~ ~d; at:fib0n',~~d'at 2 p:m. S~thers David. HUU. :;The Northmen-':::Terrace s slso~er squad stml,ed and Rupert will also clash. All fielded a strong side and had ex- t0gain.the upper hand in what games are at the Northwesf peered more opposition from had,beena very close struggle. Community College field+ the mucky field -- which Hull ~Ro0kie +Northman Wayne If they can recover from that, called "a mired :cesspool Of Orbell-- who came here all the the Terrace club will be on the anything but gr~s~ ,, -- than way fi'0m New Zealand -- seal- road on the May 19 long from the Rul~ertite team. ed+it fat: Terrace, scoringhis weekend, when they are to Terrace got on the scoreboard first try with the team. Me- travel to the Prince George fii'st mid-way:ti~/0ugh.the first Cleary converted again ; for a Gnats' Queens Plate tourun- half on a try when the ball was 12-3 lead :that also became the ment in Prince George. +:+ Equnpment !s Games legacy TERRACEii~ More than $22,000 w of club and the indoor soccer club. sports equipment bought with profits from Ter- The Winter Games Terrace host committee race's N()~h=n'B.C. Winter Games is being left will also turn over $8,000 to the dty of Terrace to with local~cibbs and organizations, be us~! by the recreation department on a special Topping the list is $7,000 worth of gym mats project, sedd committee spokesman Rod Cox. t~ ". that local schools will be able to keep. The Ter- Although the host committee is supposed to race Peaks Gymnastics Club got a $3,000 uneven turn over half of any profits to the prbvincial bars set, and the Shames Mountain Ski Club Northern B.C. Winter Games Society, Cox said i'eceived $2,100 worth of two-way radios, poles only $6,700 is going back. and fencing for slalom racing. Some of the equipment was bought prior to Local wrestlers will get a repaired wrestling the Games -- equipment that was necessary for mat -- the Winter Games is paying $2,000 to the events to take place -- but COx said a con- " " m ' 11 ' ..... Soccer celebration have it re.surfaced. The Biuebacks swim club got siderable amount was purchased afterwards. A BIT OF field action was called for after the official ceremonies at Christy Park opened the Ter- a result tabulating computer program and about "We knew we'd have extra money," he said. . race Youth Soccerseason on Saturday. Pipers heralded the march of the young soccer players $1,40Oin equipment will go to the local Sp~al "We probably could have showed $30,001) profit as the teamsparaded around th'e fields. Registration isup this year; with me)re than 530 local Ol~ptcs group. Equipment worth smaller if we hadn't bought all the equipment." He credited the games financial success to the " " . )ungstersplaying on 42 differenLteams. New.t~is year are three under-16,teams. Organizers amounts is going to the local boxing club, .the generousity of local sponsors-and the host com- ~:~: I~ |y there's'Stillacritical shortage:.of'volunteers, +~tticu[arly to accept exec0iiVblpositions, curlinglclub' .:the karate club, the chess club, the ~, ~ i 'r ...... ' Christiim Reform,:school, the Royal Canadian mittee's tight control of expenses. . + "+ i " ; ," .... Legion, the-P~uure,skating club, the speed-skating • ~+ '" ~.-+ ;~- ~.' . School reunion for: hockey heroes " TERRACE --.When Terrace's And five of the I l, instructors at the fourth annual school are: school started four years ago, estimating the out-of-town learn one iota more atthe bigger " ¢( P :: ,,y( rlg, nocKey players .look up came out .of the same dominant lan Alger (Vernon Lakers), when Jeff Sharpies first entered turn-out at as high as 35 per cities, De Jong Says~+ They re : ':i th ice between shzfts,~ithey/see, year of: players!.wh0se'.names Maria DesJardins (Seattle pro,hockey.:Sharples wanted to cent. "We've got a bunch of going to learn a~]ot more h~'¢ : ithel namesl of hockw's' local hi:ought;' Terrace~ipf6vincial Thunderbirds), Simon Dodd help0ut other lo~dyoungsters kids coming here from Grande with our hockey" instructors hei'oes hanging on the Walls,. Championships and i:~3hflnue to (Mankato University, Min- *'They decided they wanted Prairie, Alberta, for the fourth than at any of the major hockw "Home~0f~ithe Pr0vincial d6minate thearena'.~i~estwall, nesota), Wade Flaherty (Min- to,put: ~omething back into the year in a row, saying it's the schools. A kid doesn't have to Poe-Wee Champs," ;proclaims . Each ~one, ~f +them got nesota Noah Stars), Jay Glass community of what the cam- best school they've ever been travel acro~;s the province to go ~}/+oneSign., ,"L Alger,'.W,',..... Flaher:/,, i SOniethifig.: ,s~iali:',+5~ii~,, . +0f.:.his. (Univei'~ity~. ~of B,C,), Tony munity gave them," he explain- to." to a hockey school." ";,;I-W ~Li,Phzlpot. J~Sharples~.. mmorhock~!ex ied~here', ,i .... -::-..- " He said the hockey school, " De Jong said the nightly ~:s,;!mportant to.us to:hi~ve~localtalent., When,a which, is run b~ Terrace Miaor : hockey leagu e for adult players :i :i!': i~ ~--83, readsi:the painted :mer tohelp~utbnthe, w ...... i,,J Hockey, is very affordable com- thati runs~dul~mg-~,the hockey : o-week hOc!key~:player goes t+h+m~'hii:/ e;~Terra~ :MinoP - • ...... , ...... ~ + .... ~vood ': memorial, to , their summer~;training:~] ~f6r:+ the: :. ;~'; .~. pared to most. wzth weekly fees school will be broEen into con, ....+ Zei.year~Sh~ples,:Vlaherty, ~ new genefatlon:o~, i~..,.,i. • :,: ~0( ,~ey ,:systemand 80esO~iilnl,ihis,h~key career, set at $100; and the cost of the tact ;and non,contact hockey " :-" PI p0t;,A]gerandMadb Des- comingyoungs[;=rs,' ~~h'~! ":~th~i vTe priority instructdrsat any time as far 'as full two weeks at $175~ divisions,,, pla~,, alternati~ • : Je lins~areull there again. :. +:~. organizerJake DeJ' !~..:./;i.~:'.:.. ,..,;~.'We'reconcerned." ~.,~,. That gets the youngsters near- nights,, • ':. ~,? . waist |olden.~roi~6fTer, Yl ,"IPsimp0rtant:tp!u :to'ihave.~ :~ ~-:-:, + ~ - - ly 30 hours of ice time over the Bat the reason the Terrace " " Sainl3), ,~ full two weeks --' nearly three- Summer Hockey School exists. ii race MIdi 10ckeyi~i~litye~and~!,iocai `+tale nt."i:~s~y~;:i i!~]bng~ +:H+idi~t~d: (St. Albert + '~+~'+.. l;;~+ ;m P " + : .... , + +++:+::,~!teni~, ~s~nn~ Suiii=mer+,~;~,.!'When +hen a/hockey~+:p!+a:/~ ~+!illoes +. Chrt+~+~rl~:.Ljoseph (Edmontolmt°n:+:~"iNo~e~++: at'the~: / I;;~.+:: +~.+ ,+':: ..... " "-:iquarters~of, the ~.~ylng,time ' says De Jong, ts because;of the mk~)i~ s~.tog~he/ii~i ihi!ough 'tll lle~s)'.":! Jason Krug (N0~© ~-::.. ~Hff;S~les and De. Joi~:';:+th+~,!dirget:~;in:afuh +season~oi':.:!kldS, : .',/..:::: : :L:. :, ~i:~.!~ :.+/'~:i:'. + 10t'iCO++~!~ rough 'tfi~i:;j++T+,e~a~,t i ~Mj~O~'../;.Ojl~)'; +..... +'++~;~' ~t the idea off the ound and minor hock " ' +~ ea:hyear S+llke aT~e~zl]y-=reu~: +` H'ockey syste~m +andig. ~ +0it in Dameame +:University, Saskat-i~ f~ " " +gr , ++ • ey, compressed into :+ It s_amazingto watch a]dd '*, ey,~ve had asteady turnout of: an.inter'summer learning ex- who+cant++skat¢ entering the / ~( )n '' ' ~,~1~' :'''''L' " p+'i+~+~+ii''hiS h0ckcY+career rowan), Shane Maitland/:':+ ,~.. " + + :+/+::++'+ ,+,lieliz.~.++: j+rlority+in+!ruclo+r~ a +.... +,+++ + ~:+2~y~terscaeh+:,~+!+~+ i~?,+.~+/+,i+ +y::+~ :+++: ++!, +~++ +~h~k+ey~h~l+~l+~+~!!~ee+k~ ~;++:+: ++:+"+ ;~ +:+/:+ +il :v+ fi]. ii+iorViflda'~+ ~gt~+ as far as ~w+!,m+~/~+ I~i~:0qe~V+~(+~+++::+Chlefs)'+Jersey and+|fist~+ii0iZDeVlIs)++:~ J+f~ ~+:iii~iii+~+":++~++:, ;:';! ; r;L+~!: ++~tli[++:k'i~d"::Of ~liii~P:~:+J~t~'~++lii~i~aY+".. ~" ~ +/+:++':++:: ~:--fror~ ~+ C ...... iefs% The year 1. early; b+ Additional players- nem~,~+,~ ...... +~+~i'L~v~'+~''I"[ ...... "f+utlofi players'like.... + Sharpies and Its. a really rewardlng:e~-. i ~:: Shane Maltla~ , s~attle' IS busy:niaklng th!e.pg ayer~ - are expected, but De~:i tt ~i kid= '-~ that come from Flaherty bring has built the Ter- penence for the instructor~. :~S,~ii;i~+i~Thunderblrds': Murio,De~lar-'-for.iti~b~ye, ar's/ih~k Lt~gWon't drop any names .~:~ ...~n~-~t.~,,,: th,,,:~.,~e,...:..,,,,,4,,,-,.-°"a ..+,=ofar:, race•~ ~sch°°l~. :...a ...... reputation that's You...... just have to see how match" : ++ ..... m, ~I++B+++'i~+iee :+i +t+t0++~ut~:)~$t++~+~+ +~+~:+th+em confirm+."+/:+~+~ ...... • ...... !~,+~~+ ...... ~:i~he+~k ' .... + + The kids .+ ai~.Wt going to .... bnderstand thai. +.,:'.i+.`++::~++.,~+ +, / .++' +: Minor HocKey o+i~+nl~il+it+...... O~i - tli~l[+i. . +Fp~. ~e sa~ the idea for iii+':':lli . - in~gan." he =+ays..: . + . • ... • .++ .. + . • + + ;. + • . +. , +., : ' . r q :~ , ' ' ...... +~ ] " L" ~ ' , ...... 4 t :+k ...... "+'~M ' "d ~ £ ' .... d .... ~ : " +~'¢r " 1+ + : .... X; f •,i,:i: ~ < +l a ,y~il ~:!Y>I~:', +, ' ' •,r 'L + May8, 19~1 . i . :i ,~'::L: .;ill!:•!•ii~1• ¸• " L i : i:' ~5 + ::field +++.... l ~.i ill<:; ,+ :++0ONIA, + senior girls ------' ' + ' ...... + ;;" " ...... ,':: + +++~+++m~ ...... +++++:,+ ;n+++> ..... ~,~ + i : ++:++ ++ ~:~+ + #:'i~/P+CtiSllig up for a ~ " ...... +' ...... ~" + +++P~++= :!+:++ ' ...... ~ :~ :++:++: P~++++ , , ++ +-:+++,+,++: +> + .... m ++ + + ++J~):++~+i+:+ ;+ Son rof,soccer. The + ~!.';i:' :::: : ' ...... :-, ,-+ + ~: ++• +h:/ijust+needs com- - : !~i~ : i:+ . : ..... : + /tlon;:>,and coach 4J ii! ~ // ~:++:>+ ++ k ,++ ;>; <,i,,:':' i:~ i:ii',?,:i!~: ham.Palmer says ' + ..... ~; : :' : " : ' : l ~ ' " :~:~: + :+i th~r,i~0rthwesttowns, +>~yii -: ,::: : ~ ...... Ydddition~++h°pe+!t° play .tO teamslocal :+: ~ :!C ++':+++: SS UDEAS/i--:!~i~.+ ! ,[ nen'steams. .... i" ...... :~ " I I I I I ' " : I I . I . I I 2 :, : : ; ! T+ELEVISlONSTHAT PLAY AS HARD AS YOU +If you're looking for the name In Televl- alona •that you ran depend on to wo.rk hard and play as hm'd Iw you go -- you're Iook ng for Hitachi. Hitachi mmvlsions are built for those of you + who demand nothing lees than excel)- " tlonal performance every Ume The amazingly." clear, + high-resolutiOn ..... plcture wlth MTS stereo and surround • ~ound, along wlth every one of the many advanced features, will tell you -- thin Is , ' • : theTeleVisIon to strive for. HITACHI ' Terrace Greig Avenue Phone 635.11347 " Coaches coming I - .... . " ' .. TERRACE Two top Cana- As assistant coach of the Vik- : '" '~: '~'+ "+":"~~ " dian basketball coaches will be ingsmen's team now, Hamilton ~ . ~.~ :.::-+~!~,~>,. :<: ,:,:+,~- ,hem to put on a basketball Is completing his level 4 theory }}ii! ' ..... ':ii~i/.;~::.::+ L~:i:i~!i:, development mini-camp for in basketball, alevdfewCana .... ::':>:'~'~::~:;:> "'"::";~ girls and boys here June 6-8. dians have attained. ~ :. Assistant national men's Hanson --a former UBC , ', " ~ " . J r#'k' : ~ : ~ alsoteam a coach6-foot-7 Clint forward Hamilton- and cap- FalconsThunderbirds captain captainin his playing and., , lain of~the UniVersity o~ Vic-~-,:days:'~ .... ;'.-coached Canadian : '"++ And We)ll Help~ .pay ~i toria Vikings -- will team up player-of-the-year J.D, Jackson ~th:-Vancouver Community this season ms assistant coach -, CoH~¢! F~Icons head coach for theUBC Thunderbirdsteam ...... ~ Kevin.HansOn to mn the camp. that placed fifth nationally. ! Hamilton'scoached several There's also a Terrace con- of B:C.'s top university basket- nection for the two coaches: a ball,teams and was on U Vic's Hamilton coached former Ker- Are You AreYou 1983-84 national championship modes Haxpal and Satnam team along with teammates Eli Manhas when they played with Kasahoskl'Pasquale"GregandWriter, Gerald the VCC Falcons under head Terrace Ker- coach Duncan McCallum. Han- mn~.,= ,, Employer? NonprofitGroup? mode coach Cam MacKay. son also coached Harpal • "He's one of the freshest and Manhas and Steve Dewatch at ...... most innovative of the young VCC, . . - :: oo+,o. ,o .o,o,o+ : Canada," says.MacKay. "It's contact Satnam Manhas at i: kidsreailYtoS°methingsee."new for the 635-2153registrationbeforedeadline.theMay25 ii!iiiii":":!~l!ii!'~'~::!i~<:":::ii:i'iiii'i:.!~!~iiiii!:i!i!i'ii "Attitude,excellent.We could ~lect "It's takena lot of pce~ure off me fromthem very early. 8oobviously They'vealready pre*zcreenedthe they were screened.~lithln 48 applicantsand...ths applicant hours I had a now employeeatarto~" has alreadyexpressed an aptitude without very much red lade? for the type of Job rm offering:' Helena Ulrich. "l~r Enervate Victoria LampshadeShop Pets Pan.try,Vancouver If You Can Prmide On-The-Job If Your Project Supports Tminin9 for an Empty... T~f~ in the Community,,,.... • ~ When you help someone develop skills on the job, we'll If you've.got a 4- to 6-month project which may improve .... :;:: help you meet the payrollf the 'touristappeal' of your community, we are working • PLAI UEUK. . if you can create a 30- to 40-hour per week job, for a with the Ministry of Development, Trade and Tourism to ..... '.'i * FORK LIFT SERVICE.,.~-.~ >:;+i. minimum of two months, we, llpay500/oofanemploye~,s Itelp you see it throughl ~[~i~! :* DAILYFREIGHT TO KITIMAT : - wage (up to $3,50 per hoUr Subsldy) when an inz~me :;.,+: Projects might !nclude the creation of festivals or, sp ~:~':" '4~r:~ " " assistance recipient i,Shiredand:,tralned, Businesses,:. ;~ '~:: "i: i:! ovents;opgradingof t0ur!stand_recreat~n aPeas,oi;.(~<''+~' ' )f artserrs I '!~" i i i: * ;SERVICEFROM PRINCE GE(~GE municipal ~overrlment s and hon~pro~Jt g~+oups ma~ b~ ~ l,+ rerl°vati°rl andrcOnstrLJ(~t~On =l ~)ortslfacllitles= =l-~ ++ Work may begin any time during the year, :: ? i!~ii:!'+LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE eligible for this program...... ~ ' We'll pay 100% of anempIoyee's wage of $7 I~r hour and!', ~,~il ii :)~-.!i;ii!::CHARTERS r ' " ': " " " A new employee, a subsidized wage, and better service,.. $10per hour foi'a supervisor, whenan income asslslance ;-+ ~., :;. • for your customers: the Employment Opportunity Program recipient is.hired and trained. YOU must be areglstered i.., ;.-": }. ~ ~!!~:i;:'SCHEDULED.SERVICE oN ~ " makes good business'sensel;~< • :~+'.:.;: : ': ..... ' "' nonprofit group to qualify: ...... ~...... :':~' :':s," :!;, :!}~:,-!:+/':HIGHWAY 37 N. ., +. Employment Opportunity ~ram !. CommunityToudmempl~mentlYainlngProgrm." " ,:!)[I;:,i:IiiI:,:I;;FREIGHTSERVICE FROMi I~::: : ! .... . ~o ![iY!!i'i; VANCOUVE ~::~i i~i' :?/ ' "ii!?, ~:~'+ DALLY FREIGHT SERVICETO ':": ': ~ + ' ' ...... +++::": :~|)':~ ..... 'STEWART " : '; ":": i':+ : .': /: Mlmlwlf • " + ii:~i;: '~;. -, ..+ ~umb~a`(~'er$56m]~nmr~y~H~1asbeenc~n1m~E~KJ`byther~g~vern~7~nt~he~p~n .¢~n~ [ ; ~ +:/,',y ++.'i Ud~lIJI~..,U~i.tKD Va /¢:nlll~q,+g :,, ,.., its" : re~lplentsln Br tlsh Columblalo~ Indepenuem. umer kmpm~<~ )ntPlUll progrllmelnClude , .. -~:,...+ .: • • ,+ :,, , !,L~ :,~,,, ,,, LI ' •-- ~'" r: : ''~: '' " ;' ,, +...;,+~+++, ° 635-2728 :: e,, Proomm'~tll ti u: ~ ~++>272 - 3rd Street or 035-7102;: +>' i~ :. I ~i' ~~.:i?~>~: :: ' il) !/;" 31.11 Blackbum::~':~ ~.: ~:;i, +" ...... ~ktKo, .,~ ,ofY¢ +~+, ++~+..++.,.,~,+...... ,i,>~< r +,~i, +=,~,),+" .:''+'+~ • ~ .~; :+;+ +-<+~ ~,,:,,~+,,,++, ,,:. +:.i:++.ii+i>>-' -~. ~, ~+I ..... +•++++ ~;" +:++ ~++++, + ~, +++ P I il ' h+ • . ++~.,+ + +;++~';:+~++,~+ ) ~ +: +~+~, ,~ :;!>+: + + , ...... +. +: ,+ ,, ++:+ ~:+++,~.+~+++ (•++ : : " " ~ ' .... ' " , r~ ; ~i: •;~//?:~:'~ ;• :;L ;" Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 -Page C3 Natio,nal- Forest.-!' We a V 5 1991 • iml I mm : • i: • % ~ fore sts,, y 0ur future Safeway g wilh our forest ry to) bring you ENVIRON ~,EN ,, 0 . - k ~ S v,i, zg itall togethere nada comm ~:~Stablishmerlt and maintenance Of fully ': i~!s~u~tainable forestry. Forestry that leaves • :: tO;:future generations of Canadians a rich endowment of fish and wildlife, soils OUR FORESTS de of supporting varied ecosystems nmercial forests managed so asto !,,, Largest resource industry and primary many more jobs and the wide employer in province, of the forest recreations that , ~I~I~ • /i~i/ ~'• Habitat for fishan d wi!dlife , ;~:~: , ,value. ~ .~ .... :, ...... ~:.; v, Great place for ;lea~hin~'!!&~recreatiO~i~i ..~- ~ " " r L~ ;" '~ 'UT (.., : SAL"".:.. E l : !i:~ i, NationalForestV "Ma Y $ _ " " .... • • ~ %= : ~ : [ I ii lib iiii i i ] I ...... ' -' ••"- •,:L N~ ' tJ, r ~C~I;I~:Te~ S~, Wednesday,May 8, 1991 Famous trees Trees for, ~, - ..... of Canada MatiOh!allForest Week logo : e.! Canada :" ~0 was ad011ed in 1985 by the '" ' F.acllspdngsil~ 1~2, Ih3~(;000 '~, anadian Fortify Association, It orsmall groups ofln~swhieh insure .... ~ ; designed by Loma Bailey of Way are tied to historical 0r special to0!i :•... ", ::i)lm.~Sc,outsCana~nembe~,:eged~ 3,'~,o.'~;,,b~: :5-26," /,:' ~0nt0", Alberta. Itmpia¢cd a events. They may be still living, or:. : ~~,~e,~.~ ~. '~, [lz~d dealgnrepresenting trees are gone but their claimr t0 fame ;i " " ';~"c,,~:; t'lx:~p!eWhich had b~n,used ~" ~~i~ recorded in the written r~ord or'by • ': . : ii,:,,~, .:~:/by;,. milli6n," y~ung;C~utl.":s.'.g '~ ' : ' ' ,'D!~_ ( special markets'. The seaxch:for these ".:.: :1972. Sumtlfig IS ~ery:proUdof lld~ ~i :The logo' is used ~is a contifiulngpmgram of Pmvin¢iat -:: • achievement, :., +;, •,::'i"': ~ "i '::.:~:..i;. resCFA imd.... member Provincial Forestry Assoc~ions who have located ) " try :As~latlons to'identify • ~l~,~__,~l ...... The objectives of ~'eesfor CO.~Ma ~' glal projects' or other acti•v" tti "es "~'=''"mmmammmm aria_ aocumentetl...... mese ruinous- -..u'ees• = . ~ ate to help reforest Cmiddh Ihr6u'g5 :,, ich,__~m~m...... lh;~ me~ial Week• ~ _ " , - ' In aaslx:r r~auonal • vary,, in 'Ai~na. :involvingyouth in the outdoon, .~d :.... -- ~ be seena ,Lobsnck tree, which helping them develop an appreehitidn ~i::ii': . ' ; " " . ',:::, though dead is still standing. Lobstick" :: . :of the environment. The-~es .fo~" :~'l / " "" '1 ' -- .; : .'-trees served" as early landmarksof Caitada program also ~in~'j.peg :" : ;lJrrl~]:lrl [[m~rt~T~ - i :'/: memorials mdwere distinct becau~: iieawareness ofreforeslationeff~rl~• . .~w.m~ma • mvmvwu~w ., " :/their branches, had been trimmed]'tn~ :.. Tme.vforC~js an.exaniple of • ~:i~, i;',,, p~ .... ~:t; ...... let nt~ rind.... |nVt~t~. R~i&nfl,I nmnertied:are erich a way that the trees were re~og~ mgperaflOn between Ideal commtinl- ' ~,-," waiuaaumu~,~ ,,,~uot~, va' ...... l"--J---* .. r--r- •, ",~A ~,.I I,~ ~m ~ t.I;s~ce The ...... de~, '...... commeretal estabhshments, mdeasedm value both monetsnl.. y.....land •m ...... ,q ,,t,,,;~t-,,~ ...... ;= °,*-,rally con- d&i;ScmitSCanad~'snd,go'Vermaetlt, :~'-iithabitants and green space. The trees visually..Mature trees m a new sue- -~P-', .'"~_=]_~7~_'~_P=';:_ :'-" '0"2 Vo!unteen.and 10csl!gcncles m~to ...... ~;o,'m; ...... ~ ...t..; ..... ah,i=ion conlfibute to the value of the - s,oereo to mare me m~uug m =o. . .:~1¢¢t sites, appm~aie, kpecies and ..... ~,, ..,. u.. o.,~,- ,-,. ,...... d the .....:. '~efmed..... to as the "U~an Forest"• area and through careful, respe¢lful...... ox- surveyors ~mm me eaS~ible=,route'~ I quantides• Presentstiom a/emade by ...... ,n_..:.., ,~_ :..,.__ ,._.~ ..... t...... ~-,ction habits the urban forest west WhO were locating a puss . I. forestry Officials to Scouting youth on , E,!ll[J;I;~, 111. tllG UZUtl. ittltU~t;ap .a.v~ ~,v.o=. • . ' . f.k. *k*, f;,~(h.~r,~ ortntin~ntnl r~ilwav • :(sipificantfunctional, aesthetic and cmberetamm. " • ~ .... • .... .".'TT,"':"."-:;-'., "• - ~' ' I how to phmt Jrees, and their impl. .e¢oiiomic value• They produce the In.cte~ingalrpollu.tion, useo.f~e ~?ug~.~mn~aS~t~m~'~s~ ~ : Tomonrow'= For~to ;..~ ~__. I . tame to our environment, : ~.:"" 6xygen ...... required to smtaln...... life on our chemicals, and souoauamumum, heat cm'all Mine thesoumra'~ ud~n way uemg...... ou,t :anner to m e south ,, :: " TOdai~'= Chl]]lemse: -'r'1. ' ,;'~"i,' -|i idonAnthoritiesandpmvl~c~foresW/ '" ~ are' obtained from Comorva- p!anet,'/louay me vanety oI species l~Cm.., ,' ...... : ,~.:.',.,,.., ~l .... .;. ,I,= h,mt- nf faro,=...... ;,~nfi,;,~;a; .... ,,.~,~¢ .--,~.=.Mbou- forest ' , .... , ...... ,,: . , ...... ~ ...... -..-~ ' ,., . ' , : ' , i: : ' .' ;.' ' " ':"'~ I.: .departo~ntsLOn"DigDay,.It~¢sal~ .....':levards'W' -..~.--- ~::adds to ourr-.~,...--,- quahty of life and Increased": "fumdin.g" " :':is.:: "~"' .... to: 'an?~...;,~.. arecord Of:; tbew;..; building .... °famany natlon' elm ~:'""!'"t'':'"*":'"~'~ " ' "'" " ' "...... '" .....' .... '; l ' planted by young people :supetyi~sed ":• ...... re.an,integral part of the hentage of tmplement.req ubed. nmmnm~ce. : ,....•.~-. . ' ~..,.~o'.l,i.,.,l• ...... e ...... ;,.h .... ~ Iv --IO~IIN' s -aluno ,.. by ]e ".~rs..Sorne areas v~tsi~s=anu- our oommumUes, grams, sucn= ~p .me .. p • 8, ' +.~.m...~= ..~h *" nmnd=,v "'r ally tO remove weeds, replant trees ,;, ,...... i.._ ¢....~..,..~__ ¢_ ~.0.a fertilialno reutil1~ I]1"/ram|n°; W nt'~n° ' ',.*',.V,:.mu..vm ...... "~ ' ' that did not survive and malnla~n the ,-,/.i;itmmtmz~ iUw~tm ut~g;n~u~ l~m,,.,..u . e, . , . ~.--'='e=y -~.-~,. AtH,.;~ ~/k;l,=,h~firetnrnam~ntaltre~. bymany, and is often abused and not |ns~tanddiseaseCOnlZOl.-: ,'-,,;' ~'':.'"::'~."=-,:"";_":_'-C'_-_;'to'Z__- J~ ~InadlanForut~Asg~¢IMl~n forests. SceutsplantonCrewnl~u~Is, -¢anll.• for Urban trees are a neces- The urban' fores" t Is• ' dec lining dt an . p lasun.~..s s ...... m the c~ty mm oa~x did--" mc " ~ A Pedera~n of Provlndal FomsW/~mo~ationa i conservation areas,Provincial Parks, anry..... valuable • resource contnbutmg" " to .alarnu."n g. mtethrou g houtNo~h...... ~"r ~N.--..[atel~s, ...... ooumvamp~emung ~ ,.,.~.a~,. ,,.al nutthe J~ 185 Somerest St, W•.Onawa, CanadaK2POJ2,2~2-1815 I as wind breaks on Prairie farms and ] along the St. Lawrence Sea'ray. the life of urben inhabitants by impmv- !ca, wtththeav.emgemumctpau.tY, m~," .,~,'..~.~'.',~'~'_'~,,.~,.~,=~-el~ ,~g~..AUo¢latlonforeatl~re,~nadlmne r :- " l Groups such as Scouts are thinking .mg air qualtty, absorbmg carbon men- mg me.re t~.s than ~ ue ~pm~_... , ,:.l.~" ~"~7-, .,:~=~;, ;~='~;=;,= ~l "Un'~dOmtlon deS Auodaliorm f0~ provt~ es I about tomon'ow's forests, and an~'l~- 6~tide m d other air pollutants• Trees The ctoscr me tree is mcated, to t~ • ~,,-%= dye',•'- ~"~". -:: ---.: .... "~ 'fitodemte tcmperature extremes in the central coie, thesbor'=erthelifespa~; ot.u¢c.Ryformey..ma~_.~me.en°m°x ".l 185,mpSomemetOueSt, OttawaCarmdaK2POJ2 232-1815 I ing today's challenge, by planting trees "~ beia- ''aspnan ~" ...... jungle, as W¢l! a~ prUVlOll|g a Forest t.~,p~. trees. are • ~ t""lant&l ..... in ',early...:*.~otoneers lh.* ;~hv,.4,,Mm,., to 0eanUty ~e meu'tn I~'~|d~ corn- i and educating our young people. -- k ,A ,,.* .,,:.a k..t. tr~ were in an mmmn~ to nmv~e tl~ ,,,--~-~ us -..,...-v=8 -~ ...... - ,muc. nc~xlco .....~,~.. -~ . . r= - ~--~ . . .lemunts: ., ":} Deciduous trees pmwdc welcome tree-lineds.t.t~that, e.~steoyea~..ag0; ~'~.,,T.~'~'.'~:,.~'/'.,.,~,0,,, on the ,.,.,.,,M .. I , cooling shade in summer and allow "bees growing under mese cunmuom _ a~,,~,_..,-g~_:~ ,..:.,~.-~-~.. ..;: .' ..- • h...... ;.,=~ e..o t~ ~n*.tr,tP have a very short lifasnan and cannot m u~ a~©w i,~luu~W~ ,~lSlos=*~y•m. '" "='"' --'"" """ "~ ~" ...... "'- - "--- - , ~-,~,,~-* ...... o - 'o.,,,',,,~ oak I* ¢', "~ .... ~ .... ,;A= .h.10,e,r ~'r~m h~ ~xn~ted tO snrvlve moire than tell - ' ,-.~.,.,,,,,m, .,.~- ,, ,w~,..,~ . . t.Onlleiuu~ u~.~ iJ,v-,,~., o-.-,.~- -.~. .... r~.- ~ . . ' . • • ..... ~1~.*~1 ;. l(]~lN nn IUl[au ")~llh winter rends, andact as natural snow years. ~ms .t~L~. ox.P!anting .rc~lunrcs., r,..,,~ v~,.,~,,o h~,a=,. ~,, ,,~;,,,,,,_, ences. In this wa, trees conmbute more rcsea~h to pmdu~ planting stan . _ . . . , _ tot~ the reduction ofy heating and 'air dards which would e nsme a healthier. " orate the founding there of the first " '.conditioning energy requirements, and longer lifespan.. ': . .-.. IODE/chapter in'.Camda on Jafiuary. " i":' Planting of trees adjacent to busy streets, The trend of utility companies in the same year, This is but one ex~l~o.,r major collectors and highways pro- the last few years:isto bury more pleof a.sl~¢-hl./tzec, being planted to. • , !~ ..... vide both physical and psychological lines to provide a more aesthetically commemorate, anniversaries otgrunps relief from Ix~llc noise, while screen- pleasing appearance of the commumi- which help.make up the fabric: of 'ing out unpleasant views, ties. With this Uend'the competition Canadi~/o¢ie~ ' .... :- ' ~ root systems help stabilize the for underground fight-of-way.s~ has On the ~'ounds of R!deau Hall,. : i', land-and prevent erosion on slopes become increasingly/diffiqudt. It'is all official ho~ae of Canada s Governor ~and fiver banks from both wind and too easyto forego tree S~r'~U~" . ~' ~ -many trees which have . . . water. This stabilization is especially ments for hj/dro, gas, tel~,.w.ater,, beenplanted .by ~;isitlng foreign'dig- i nitsries. Here can be seen about 40 ~,,aluable during heavy summer rain ann sewemne... ' ':. ' ~ :~ stonm and spring run off. , An'ecologiead balance between con- maples, oaks and other.spec..ies, each . : Not only does the urban forest pro- crete sumotures and the ,m'ban forest ~with a distingutshing brass -, -vide a contribution to the environment must take place or the scales will' tip plaque. A walk through the grounds through aesthetics but it also adds eco- to the detriment of the.environment, will uncover the names of well.known 'nomicvalue to adjacent pwperty. Humans are creatures f~mnature and leaders such as Kiag George VI, Queen Commercial/industrial areas become require Such surroundings to .remain Juliana of the Nethcdands, President ! mine aUracdve to tbe lxlential cmtom=/ healthy. . ~eha E Kmme~ and ~ ~ ..... ' Halle Selmsie, The d~oa of many famous trees can be,found in publications of.Pro- vinciatFosestry Associations. "l~.ae have titles like "Alberta Trees of National Forest Week, 1991 toha", "Hmour Poll of Ontsrio Ikees", National Forest Week in and regionally by the Provincial or "Great 11-ees nf New Brunswick" WE SALUTE NATIONAL FOREST WEEK MAY 5 - 11, 1991 1991 will be observed May 5-11. Fo~tryAssociafiom _whJchmake up to name a few, In them can also be The theme will be "Tomorrow's this national, non-profit federation, found the location of trees which are BELL POLE COMPANY LTD. is North America's largest producer of Forests'.., Today's Challenge". Activifiesand~ateth~gh the largest, oldest or in some other ways special for each region. The dis- Western Red Cedar poles primarily servicing the highly speoialized electric The Week is ~ nati0~y by a broad of organizatioas, oovety and d~,'ription of these fantous the Canadian Forestry Association groups, individuals, and government, trees of Canada are ongoing and form u!ili~ market throughout Canada and the United States, ~--,Of thebroadlx'based inf°nnpd°~i ' ~J~ ~.. ~"/~",.,~'~'~'~: : ' "%'~:~,.,I~:~,~ .'~ ~,;, =". ,~:" ..i..,..'...... ;; ~----...... ~- ...... -: ..... ~., ...... programs,ff'miis-0f-di~ M~on~o[the Fb-rF~fi~fr ~.~.~S~ !",:; ,'~i,., National Forest Ir :~::i!~'.!~:;L:. ~:~:~..~,:.ii~ii 81~I,,' -.,lllk~~,,..."..,~ "ma Week ": ~! ./i ,::~ ,~. =!,~.~i:~ . --..----- May 5 11, 1991 ..... ' .... "...... .:,, - ." .', ', . " ---- .... fq ~ every gesinl : :- Pl= t!og over " ...... •::i:1t -- million trees ::J!ii!i i:i: we harvest a An ually :': ,7 :ip lant fonur i Buffalo Head Forest Products 'Ltd. (6041 636-2271 " " '~ '-.:, Stewart, B.C. ;:- Telex 047-85619 i ...... P,O. Box 70 V0T 1W0 ">".. Fax 1-(804)-636.2366 , ~:-. - •... :. '. WE SALUTE .... National Forest Week I May5 11,1991 , ~- ~ ,~:~' ~ ,V.JI~ j. " '.. ~-~'~. • )t,:~f:l Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 - Page C5 PUBLICi: INPUT FOR A /I ~ NEW~MANAGEMENT ~"~:, AND WORKINGPLANFOR !Ikeena TREE FARM LlCENCE NO. 1 CELLULOSEINC. L" In 1991, a new Management and Working P[~n ~Y! be prepared.for public:participation. , in the developraentL of this plan, i ~i i iii: !Li i "' ' Big Bucks Inn , . * AIYANSH This monster tree measuring 10'8" top to bottom was loBBed at Scotia Creek near Terrace, pictured :ii witfi the forest giant is Curtis M unson. Photocourtesy of John Mitzimberg. BRITISH COLUMBIA ~iREENVILLE •, 7 ; < : • <__, t ,,,E j •.~ " , i E'SERIES SKIDDERS We're giving you more pull in the woods. Six new mach.lnes, including our mightiest units ever, the 740E and 748E. Higher horsepower, longer wheelbases and an all.new operator's station you have to sit in to believe. It's enough t6 make a woods boss wish he were a skidder operator. KHTADA ~~ • ~ ~LAKE PARTS ' RUN WITH THEBEST . t ¸ COAST ~ . .o TIIAC;IUilS~"V'CE .,) ..... ,, ' ., ~ ," - • KITIMA) .... 'ARM Key:Map of Tree Farm Lioence No. 1 Scale -- I : 1 O00 000 i What is a Management and Working Plan? HOWYOU DON'T A Management and Working Plan is a strategic plan submitted by the licencee to the Ministry of Forest once every five years for approval. The Plan indicates the general goals, objectives and operating procedures to be followed during the next five year period. The Plan addresses the forest inventory, deter- mines the annual allowable cut (AAC), provides for protection of the forest HAVETO CUTWOOD resource and other resource values, silviculture activities and outlines strategies for timber management, recreation and other resources. FOR A LIVIHG What is a Tree Farm Licence (T.F.L.)? A Tree Farm Licence provides a company with timber harvesting rights and forest ~hanagement obligations for a spec4fic area of the provincial forest. Provisions must be made for the continual maintenance and use of other TO CUT LIKEA PRO. resource values. Management and Working Plan 8 i:i Skeena Cellulose Inc. is committed to involving the public in the development :'~'..~ " ...... ~ " " ,', ,'~). ~; of Management and Working Plan 8. To date the company has held meetings ':~with!local interest groups and resource agencies. Input generated from these meetings has been incorporated into the draft presently being written. It will be completed by July31. The company encourages any individuals or groups in- ' terested in reviewing the draft document or participating in the development of the plan to contact SCI. ~troducing advanced technology and design norm T0 date SCI has completed and submitted the Statement of Management Ob- ,trod on professional chain saws2 The SrlHL 021, ( i jectives and Operating Procedures (SMOOP) to the Ministry of Forests• The id.0~..~_' : .,.. . ;":_"" .i reinvent0ry of TFL 1 has been completed and the data is being analyzed to' - determine anew AAC., ,i !i~,!i:> ;<. Tree Farm Licence I Facts .r.-- that STIHL has .. ea ...... (R0,000 ha - :~ ~...... " "~'"~'-~'~<~ ~ ~stoday) o"."'') ' :~ ~ '~ ailable For Harvest 160,000 ha :.-?'i'i:'':'~ ~ '~"~:~I~:'~'~L' • "<: <'':" treated Each Year 1,700 ha .... ""* ---'~---=~nn~¢...... " .... < ...... :~. ,<::" .,,..':'~'~'~ ,~..~,.~::-~,"~>:~;?''~,,.., .-,.,~':',~' "-: .;: .)@~)¢¢.. $1)KI~- .. ..:~, NumberOne Worldwide ii'<~:~ ...... , "r: i. : .i;!.ii:!.!. ".~'~-- mted Annually ...... 1,200,000 .... • /,,,>:~,~ ~,~ ,~.~:~(,i~:,~,,,,~ i)i ) "~ t,,-,,-...... ~ irect Correspon co To: • ~':"~'F:;~'~'.,~, ~,,~)!~,,~,B iil~tbdogusthls0o~Ponbofom0u~,1991 andget a'W~" :!'~I '. -i..<;. ~:' '. '>,.-:-'.-" 'I ~n~SoFREE..( )roxlm~)ro~llvalt~ 135.~. :.I' '* "'~' i " ELLULOSE INC ' ...... ' ...... " ...... ' " .... EOPE ATIONS ;i ...... L i '"' " ' "" ~,, ~'.~,i~; ':"~i"L' " CELLULOSE INC ;." ',-i: ~ " ' ..... II1 II/rl 1 " ~.[ :' t/" "~ " I I i III II I I ] III Q • ~'~ ~"~"Terrace Standard,,Wednesday,May 8, 1991 ...... ,', .... "..... - - ~ ' ....)FOREST RESOURCE ANNUAL REPORT i ; ':ii For The Kalum Ti rn berSupplyA rea: 1990 i!iii '~*:~ :: ;! ~iLog Production: I '" " , - ~lajoi~ iJcanceea 2,3mliliOn'ni',h~ '. rmlll-Buslheas:Forest E nterpd~ )evelopm~° " e n ts ,~/ ~ " i: ~ iiiiiii:i Snihiz~v.ted from. 6,0. t..,:....:i:, i:;.' ~; :"~ ,.~,~ ;.To;Is(acealogged 6,030 haL.: ': ~.?,~i:i ' Within the Kalum (@ $30/m') ".= $76 mllliOn.i: Lumber itiOh''~~,~i,._; Timber supply Area, ' '~ : ~- ::: ~:~':'/~ 2!:276 m on board feetProduCt , ,-: i:i~i~ili !i: ...... " .... " ~i~/ii " ~"" "' ;.'/-"~":':i'i :'i'i;il i";~'~?'::'!iil'i'i!.~! :Estimated value $60,000,000 i ;:; ::: * PUlp Mill proposal, Grands Forest Products, this Is at , ~ :~:~" ~ :;.~ ' . " " ~ii! -' .... .',.~;;~, the ."Major..Project Review .Stage". For Information ...... 3;~Cedar Poles: ,~ 000 cedar poles, estlmatedvalue $1,000',C oon,.t or, ro0uo, to stretch power and:teleph~e"ll 926-4445 or Dave Parsons, BC Environment, BOWLER I., ~ i!i:~,: ::~: ~.~i::~lsbn°ugh~.... to Vancouver.. ,, + " "" r" ~, ~ • 387-9674. " " '~ ...... Setting the Annual Allowable Cut for the Kalulp, ~ ~r;%~,,Subject:Kanu i DiStrii SOuth. The re.inventory of the forest area Is com. -=z'Al~" ~• " }::i~iSilviculture.... Summary Surveys: 22,000 hectares 'of young .forests ,,' ....] were assessed for stocking, brash : Re-invantory of the Kalum North Is underway. This ~ ~~%~~~' L will be complete in 2 years. Contact Glenn Smith, ~ I~ ~: competition or tree growth. - , • _Site Prepaiatlon: * MechanlcaI,Methods 920 ha: 638-3290, n ... " • Broadcast Burning 1800 ha, Nisga'a Park Proposal at Lava Lake. Contacts: i Reforestation: * Planting 8.,3 million ssedUngs were ,i~ ,; Nlsga'a Tribal Council, 633-2234 or. Mike. Murtha, .planted on 9,200 ha.. - -i :! B.C. Parks, 565-6270. Tree Specles Planted Class 1 (Wilderness) Fishing Experience along the (district wide average): upper Copper River. Contacts: Cathy Stuart, B.C. ...."" 1 ~ ,~~ ~~% HAZELTON~, Spruce 36% Fir (s) 16% Environment, 638-3279 or Archle Macdonald, .... • . Hemlock26% Cedar 5% .....~.~.:.;~.:; Skeena Cellulose, 635-6550 or John Perras, BCFS, •...... Pine 16% Cottonwood 1% ...... :-, : ~NaturelRegeneration: 2800hiil, :'~:'iii~ * Park Proposals (Provincial). Contact: Mike Murtha, '. Total area reforested this i" year: : ~s~.e2~o. :i:!i " : 11,800 ha. * Wilderness Designation Proposals. Contact: Eric "~' ' .... ,. " (Compare this to area harvested)~: - • ctarss of young forests, ~/ Buss, BC Forest Service, 847-7500 ...... ( I . •' were brushed, * Bridge across the Nass River, to access.timber for~: '~" ,i~;; .... ,'~/ | ~ ~ SMITttERSoil.i~ i .~: ~StandTending:.... 1;900pruned.hectarefd, spaced (thinned}for Small Business Forest Enterpdss Program timber-~; : i :ii=~; I sales. The "Arbour Bridge" Is located about 140 km .... "~RACE ~ I Cone Collections: * Fir cones wenwere collected from 4 north of Kitwanga. Contact: Don Varner, BCFS, i~ .~ ~ i l~!~ sites. hectolltrea = about I, *, Old638-3290. Growth Reserve' Proposals in the Kitlope and ~ ' i:!~I "< " ,-: milflonYield: 500seedlin he " Ins fir) Hanna-Tlntina areas, Contact: Warren Mitchell, ~M(' L d from ; two BCFS, 356-7778. " • / ~'P * Ecological Reserve Proposal Hanna-Tintina. Contact: PRINC~ = about 2 Jim Pojar. BCFS,' 847-7500. RUPERT 1~' .... ~ ~- ~I =ted from 4 = about 2.5 /: = 125) ' ArelO~, Of Pllllr'llolalaxe=: .i ~ : •: : L-., • ." . ...." n ~I~ I ~-~ ~:'-,"~ ~'~ : .• "" " "!S -'• • British Columbia: 94.8 million hectares 100,00 • ~ ~- - _. T ~ : - ii'i i, :1:o~1";o~ s 'to extln gulsll:-$'4-/1~ 3"Oh -°- ::,:...~. :i~:' Causes: Ughtnlng 62%; Mancaused 38% . ,~.-,,,,o,,,.~'o"'oo ~'o ~S.A :~='~°="'°"=':=•'°"'°°~• mbe supph.area~and6Rmllllonhec~ares 8"~'|3 • 6. Recreation Summary: '~...... In tree |arm I Oelt~=S): 80,;' mi ion hectar~'s "" " KALUM ' , : ~, ,: ~ Recreation Sites: (5) Lakalse River, Clemente lake, Ex- . in timt,e, supph' arca.s and Ir~, larm :: -: . ;~: o, stew, Red Send Lake, Dragon lake. U licen.,es: 43.3 million hectatl.~ ~'2~.-:;~ i'~ i o, Onion Lake "~u~traIIsi 32 km, • , , ~ productive CIown)',rovm~ forest Ii~d . ~ S4 , } ":';~ :'? ~ ~', I i X-countryrSkJ~ng ~"-,-,~-'-":~.~ ...... '~"~"" .... ~- ~ "~"-r ...... ~-::::~.:-~'i:~.~'~:'~ ":~'~ Existing Logging roads: . ,.:- : ~~,':~,~O..,~ 1,655 km ~, • 1990 Construction: 274km Total: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 : "' • Bddges built In 1990:6 INTEGRATED RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANS For more Information on these 4 plans please Currently; 4 separate (but consistent) plans eu'ebeino prepared for different portions of the KedurnTimber contact: 1. Tree Farm Licorice 1, Archlo ManDonsld, 831F~$50." Supply Area: 2. Tree FarmLlcence 41, Scott Merleeu, 635-6356. 1. Management and Working Plan for Tree Farm Ucence 1 (Skeena Cellulose). 3. Kalum Resource Management Plan, Glenn Smith, 2. Management and Working Plan for Tree Farm Licence 41 (West Fraser & Eurocan, Skeena Sawmills). 638-3280. 3. Kalum Resource Management Plan, covering all the area outside the Tree Farm Ucences. 4. Thunderbird Integrated Resource Management = 4. Thunderbird Integrated Resource Management Plan. This is a smaller scale project covering the area Plan, Rod Meredith, 638-3290. between Terrace and Lakelse Lake. The Kalum Resource Management Plan: The Planning Process: The Thunderbird Integrated Resource The Kalum Resource Management Plan will reflect the Forest 1, The. District has been divided Into North and ~outh ;~'~i.Management Plan: - service philosophy on Integrated Resource management and portions. Separate plans will be prepared for each, :; This proj;ect Started in October, 1990. The study area in. Public Participation. This philosophy recognizes that: starting with the southern part of the district, • : cludes lands surrounding the Terrece.KlUmat Airport, Lakelse 1. Integrated Resource Management practices are fun- - 2. Adlstdct planning team has been formed.. Each .... -~;Lake,and Lakelse River. The project goal Is to ,provide darnental to forest management In British Columbia, ,member has responslbllttles for a number ofgmups~ ~:management direction on a varisty of topics related to the -. .. :~,~: .- - who will be helping prepare the plan ~. The:iitembers!i ~ ; ::;resourceful/slues. and priodtles unique to the. an)a; i,Tl~as 2. Integrated Resource Management plans will.icon- are: . " '":" ~~-!' " . "toi)ica ~i~i=i~de:blodlverslty, wildlife management, fish habitat, sider resource values such as fish, wildlife, timber, • Glenn Smith, BC Forest Service, Coordinator. pUbllcand pdvate use and forest management. recreational opportunities, to name a few. Other ~ John Perras, BCFS, Responsible for: Industry con- The public was asked to help in Identifying resource values, accisl, economic and environmental needs will be tacts. considered. In some areas certain values Will Kathy Stuart, BC Environment, Responsible for: concerns land prlodties at three stages. In the !nitisl stage predominate and .exclude other values, agencies, commercial fishing, wildlife and tourism, they identified ,key issues and concems. Midway, they Erie Holt, BCFS, Respo|;mlble ,for: environmental, bv~uated and dommanted on Inltisl management directions. Finally, the public revle~/ed and commented on the Plan as 3. To be effective, Integrated resource management recreational andcultural groups, presented on' April 18, 1991. A new committee, with a 1 must be flexible and adapt to new demands, better Joe Katasonoff, BCFS, - Responsible for:. local": year term h~ been formed. The Thunderbird Forest Area Information and changing social preferences, • government and active liaison.• ' ,~ ...... • .,.Adv!so.ry Committee" will regutady review and discuss ongo. 3; Over 90 local and reglorla(groups have been invited "°-. ing, management of the forest resources within the study 4. Through public involvement, the development and to participate in this process. The objective is tohave area. implementation of forest management decisions can the plan for the Kalum South completed: by, " be Improved by consideration of diverse public view- December 1992. Kalum North should becompleted :~ . :-~ A variety of field work Is scheduled for the 1991 season: points. " by about December 1993: :;~, * Planting of 4 blocks, totalling 102 ha. this spdng. Salvaging b!own'down timber, i THE KALUM TIMBER SUPPLY AREA IS APPROXIMATELY 500 THISIS A BRIEFOUTUNE OF THE ECONOMICIMPACT OF THE FOREST * PrePa|;ingsCoordlnatedAccessManagementPlan. : KILOMETERS WIDE. IT CONTAINS THE 3 MAJOR CENTERS OF TER- INDUSTRYIN OUR COMMUNmES. FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONCON- * Developing mope detailed forest practice guidelines tO : RACE, KITIMAT AND STEWART PLUS NUMEROUS SMALLER SET- TACTB.D. DOVVNIE, DISTRICTMANAGER, KALUM FOREST DI~TRIO~, maintain or enhance biodlverslty, TLEMENTS WITH A TOTAL POPULATION OF 35,000.. , B.C. FORESTSERVICE AT 638.3290. THE TOTAL ALLOWABLE ANNUAL CUT IS 2,763,000 CUBIC METERS THIS INFORMATION IS BROUGHT TO YOU COURTESY OF THE Ongoing~Pubil(~ review of forest management In the study (79,000 TRUCK LOADS). MINISTRY OF FORESTS, SKEENA CELLULOSE INC,, EUROCAN PULP area will Occur through the publication of annual reports. AND PAPER CO., BELL POLE CO. LIO,, ORENDA FORESTSPRODUCT8 These reports will identify recent accomplishments and •LTD., BUFFALO HEAD FORESTPRODUOTS LTD.'AND ZAUL o ZAP IN. future activities. : , DUSTRIE$ (1983) LTD, ; , ...... i -n , ~:" : ~ " I i i i i I T.~ I;" BELL, POLE :CO.::nTg . : ~ii'i:~.i:~:~:': '~: : Bu|fa'o H~a~idi~Ore St Pro:du,cts. Ltd.:!:~i- 1 " .~?! , ~ ~!:~L~;T~,~ ~',-?/," :i~, Terrace Standard; Wednesday,May 8, .1991:" Page C7 /USINES:S DIRECTOR TERRACE EXPERTS- IN A GLANCE i¸ ' .... :. : : OF THE WEEK I HELD ENTERPRISES LTD. - I " ~. / ' PECIALIZING IN ALUMINUM WELDING i : :!: :: iI' & MANUFACTURING . ' ...... !::CUSTOM BUILT BOATS -- BOAT REPAIRS -- EVINRUOE DEALER " " , ! ; ALUMINUM FABRICATION - GAS TANKS -- TOOL BOXES ' • ' - ' • . .~:~.... .: ' NNING BOARDS -- BOX LINERS=.o.~.~=..o~.~.~, -- 10 FT. SHEAR ' I SKEENA CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD. I . I I ' Division of East End Holdings Ltd.. I ::"~~,~:.'::~-<:J '~""AC~'S'C'vs~I I '1 : .Bricks., Blocks, Masonry Chimneys, I I .... ~ i , ...... 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Radios • Portable Radio's SERVICES LTD. your business or service centre! • Marine Radio's Terrace Crematorium 4626 Davis Ave., Terrace Call anyone of our Advertising Consultants today! • Mountain Top Repeaters Directors: • Scales JAMES WESTERMAN & DOUG MAC FARLANE JEANETTE DE FRANE I STANDARE) I a,~'*pmUl' 24 HOUR CANADA LTD. & monUms~tl Answerlng~nd Pager Service NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONS Terrace, KltlmaI, Smithers Funeral Service NO. 4"5002 Pohle 638-0261 ~.=o R.,. 635"2444 A~z..~o¢tatio~ ~' SKEENA CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD. This space available to advertise Division of East End Holdings Ltd. your business or service centre! ,~ Bricks, Blocks, Masonry Chimneys, Call anyone of our Advertising Consultants. today! Reinforcing Steel, Cement, Lime, Grout, i~ i I'~ :'~'~ SonG TtJl:i~;ft]l=t~l~ .~nd;,and;MaayOtber :~,~.,~ i~';, ~, Construction" Supplies. ' TERgACE ST~NDARI-~I i ~ : : Also Available sand and Gravel. ~ :: ;~i • Concrete • Screened Top Soil ' 3751 01d LakelseLake Drive 635-3936 or 638-8477 4647 Lazelle A(enueo 638-SAVE I i•:••: ...... ,, I PROFESSIONAL HAIRSWUNG This space available to advertise & ESTHETICSERVICES : ' SIMONS CONSTRUCTION your business or service centre! Carpentry Renovations • MAMC(~ • MAde.UP * FACI~S Call anyone of our Advertising Consultants today! • SCULPIUI~DI~[S • PEDICURES " "No Job too Small" " • EYELASHa EYEB~OWlII~ZNG -:: • : 8eniorsRates ' • BODYa FACIAL HAJRREMOVAL ~,__~TERRACE STANDARr~ PHONE 635-4997 PLUS 4652 Lozelle Avenue, TANNING & TONING • !i:: i Terrace, B,C. ' JourneymanCarpenter Terrace, B.C. ' : ~ vao4z~ : Ph. 635-7724 V8GIS6. Total Beauty & FitnessCare I4(547 L:zelle Avenue: 638-SAVE JD Ji MJ~¢~'h & Thornhill Electric TRA NSPOR TA TION • Residential & Commercial Wiring• .~SYSTEMS LTD. =_ • • 24 hr. Answering Service Dally freight sendce ax Vancouver .... Service Calls our Specialty " " ' • TEL: (604) 635.2728 • ~ .... ~"" :: 635"9787 ' SALON BARBERSHOP ESTHETICSby,Jan :'/3532 Old LakelseLake Rd. Rick McCarron / i. Terrace, B.C. V8G 5A7 RegistrationNo. ~ega4 Proprietor 4e48 L~kel.AVG., Ton~o, 6.C. 635"5727 or 6354555 il iii ~ J/! : i..: ' • SKEENA VALLEY VIDEO CLINIC it :;:RICHARD STEELE FLOORING ,,Specializing In Complete Flooring Installations" 635-7762 }i.: .i i:/ ----CarpetS,Resldentialvlnyl, tileandCommer¢laland hardwoods . .".: H TUESDAYHOURS TO SATURDAY i ii i :::": LOG WORKS 8a.m.-Noon ! p.m.;Sp.m. SERVING TERRACE AND AREA FOR 28 YEARS • CustomBuilt Log Homes - QualityPole Buildings, Anythingfrom Hay Barns. Car Pats, ; ! Wo(xl Sheds t0 Picnic Sllelters; Play Hoosesand Gazebos, Specializing in VCR end /i:% 1,200 lq. ft. log building with loft Ind log roel etructum. . ;: i:;: : ...... 635.7466, i...... ,~ Hind peeled, =taloned pine or cedar Ioge $22,800. Csmeorder Repairs 4827 Munthe Ave. Terra©e, VSG 2HI , :2! ;,~ =. R.R. ~, 8ox 15, Kalum U(. Dr. Tin, B.C. VSG 4R6 202 - 4716 Lazelle Avenue r " E~S ' V8G 1T2 6~800 FREE f i ii vl ANE ii ! This space available to advertise This space available to advertise . H OM E your business or service centre! YOUr business or service centre! Call anyone of our Advertisin8 Consultants todayl Call anyone of our Advertising Consultants todayl FUN~ B.C, • 847-2441...... ' , ..... _m: ,~.,+~i__ ...... r : ... :: Box 247., ,.~'nlt ~,~ Director • ,, ' .-'~;,~ ~i ' ~NnARn I : Profeulonsi coun~lUlg " Memorlalmarkers :" ...... ! ...... ~T, ; " : ~'~'!';~" ..... " : II I I . I II I I I ' I I ' " "' : • :% "/ ,, • - . • i i ~/ "i ~ :~ i ...... -= :A.L~,~...... ~ ...... :-: "='~:~7--:~-':-___"~:~.~ "~ ~ ~'~ " ~""...... ~----~;':": '_ ~'~-~ TIOIN1 IY IISELL RENT i, 'i 3. For Rent 5. For Sale Misc. 8;cais:ferSale 1 1. Recreational FOR RENT - EXECUTIVE HOME 1or Lease, MOVINGMUST SEL.LIEverything must golt All 1989 MUSTAHG GT.:Auto,, red, loaded,ex. Vehicles one year or longer from July 1, Must have olflco furniture. Please inquire at Avco Flnan. cept air. "16,000.kin. Ledy dd';'en,[stored 1983 6 FT. 9 inch Frontiercamper, includes 4 refe'rences.635-3019 after 6,p.m. ' • 2p4 clal Su~Ces,4609 Lazelle, 635-2826.0flora .winters, exbnded wan;anty, undercoatnd, by se~ilM~blds,BIdslmuSt, be received by May paint & cloth protection.Asking $18,000 0130 burner stove and oven~ 3.way lddge, 2 BEDROOMSUITE IN SlOE BY SIDE duplex, 10/91 at S:O0 p~m.;ii: . . 30! ,1.695-6530 4p52 b~throom"r (flush toilet), hydrauflC jacks, roof : DEADLINE, NOON SATURDAYS ";; renovated ;:recently, $5001month;+ plus; rack, sleeps 4, $,~, 47,600 : : ~ >.' • . -+, + , . , r. " .~" t:~ '.", /'" ,+'~ .',~ ~:~+~]~.~"~.~ ~L ~:~r~,''~ ~ ~ ' '~ ~" , Terrace Standard. Wednesday, May 8, 1991 -- Page C9 23. Work Wanted 25. Business NO REASONABLE 18. BuslnessServIces i ~OU~"~R~do,,tsh~ng, Opportuniges OFFER REFUSED. • ON ALL USED'" i.I. AIsor°nnvation'butldsfurnitureinstall cabinetS,etc. Callpati°'635.6277Palnt["0'and EXCITING.BUSINESS 0PpORTUNffY.~Phone . .CARS& TRUCKS' ' i leaveplessage ~" ! "/ ~ ~ :~:!6p'4~ ~5-~,d4 ?.. :':-;:..',./' S;";:'~:,: 42tfn ~' ,_.i" ~: • I: ~" ~IOD'I'SI)ETCARES~VICES, Certifledgro0~: '!~~ i ing; exercisin(];pel aittlng~ 2678B:Clark. ~11 tree lingeri'e fronl:~a great c~npany? Phone I 635.7797 ~i"~:~-:. ' 4p52 .Theresa635.9291...... - 4p3 :09 JEEP .Y ' " ' " . , Shingles I ~ I~'XClTINGBUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. New pro. ! •~B1,995.. ,u,,,. .,.,:, ,, ,,,n= I:I "bin:'~'' Ca~I d T0~aY~ av'ila~"'~'1638Q~24' ""L'~ 4'~ ':r:~:~ q4"'~ ,. I c~:ew willing to travel, Available immediataly; :4 dr., ~,=k, ~,pd,, ] ..L ', : :? ' ~! ,: : 'AN0 CLEAR~NS.F0r~estimates phona even. Er :A,C =13 4o-~ ' Ings. 638-7285 : .'... :..: ,, , 4pi ':'," ...... ;...... ' ~._.~.~ EXPERIENCEDSIDING APPLICATOR will supp. ~li~~ :ell SUBARp STJ~N~It~ ON RETAILER, WANTED ly and install vinyl siding to your home..Good :-:! •:~,i::::::~:..0pp~TUNITY: ,:.4dr., w=¢ji~l~, 8 O(IK We have a pdme retail Iod'atlon prices. Wi!l take photoco[oie!"as partial pay. ment. 635.6230 ... 4pl c...... ,,...,,,'l~/....~'...... ,v~v available Inthe . . 25 YRS, EXPERIENCECAT OPERATOR,driller, ..S,N,,C. ,~,,,=,~=,'n= DESIOERATA BUSIHESS PARKS : blaster, Some excavator, class, driver's :Red,.6 ~pd,;,;...... , Bu,ln ei S:~ih-:.i~mv~h::SU~e:is Highway 16/25 - Motz Rd, -- lioence, Call 632.73i3 . . 4p1~ Consistingof 20,O00 squarefeet ~. Hlgh:Return On InVe=tment .:";; ~lare~ce "Lower:Sta+il~Up:i¢0~t':':.::: :i i~.:, -i.; We are preparedto offergenerous te- Michiel area, Fencedyard, lots ol experience, Preharvest Silviculture nant allowances and concessions to Call 635-3246 . 4p2 ,Tra nlng.i~acka'ge", ::-:::.!+:{.". ;! ,'! .;.-'.-: ,o,.,,oo°..,,,°.""' =5,995 etrong quality retailers. • ..'26: st(J~e; 'In~:i~o::::;-:i!!:! ,: '::'-: :.i Prescription Training ~1 KRd Motz gowns, weddings, cosiumes. Please call Registration: 86 NISSAN+200 SX 2 dr.in non Kathy at 635.5426 "*~' " " 4p2 : :c6, Coire'c t:.:r:o:r~:ii ni()r"~a"oi*:: I~aded.brown, 8 sN...... ~,~ §3§.2312 or 638.0444 For preharvest silviculture prescription training is being ac- CLASS I DRIVER. Also experiencedresidential ..:.. :29 4.5 678:,..i:::.:.::: plumbing,wiring, maintenance.Some clerical. r- cepted for three day courses, between the dates of June WI HONOA"ACCORD $200rt Willing tn renew Industrial first aid. Call Gary 15 and July 15, 1991. 2 dr., grey, auto,, sunroof ,~ at 635-4200 4p3 30, Obituades Exact days, time and locations will be finalized before June FAMILY MAN WITH CLASS 1 licenco looking PETRYSHYN,ELIZABETH 1,1991, which will be the final day for registration. Loca- for work, Pleasephone 564.8037 4o3 • : TOYOTA On April 23, 1991 Mrs. ElizabethPetiyshyn tions -- generally Terrace, Kispiox and Smithem. el Edmonton. formedy of Anshaw, Alberta 24. Notices passed away at the age of 63 years. Target Population: ]6 TOYOTATERCEL ,r.~ o1~ Survived by her era son and three 14dr., g~en 5aN ...... ~, i~ •~ ~ PR0-LIFE EOUCATION available to general Ministry, Licensees and Consultants involved in public; videos, pamphlets, lending library, daughters, R~mdaland his wife. Peggyof Ed. dealing with human life issues such as abo~, montnn, Mrs, 'Judie (Harold) Holm of preharvest silviculture prescriptions, t/on and euthanasia. Student enquiries Westlock, Mrs, Joyce (JosePh) Shmyr of Qualifications: ,OYOT,,RUN.E. s welcome. Call 635-5427 or 638.0382, - 5tin Peace River; Marietta of Edmonton; also by ,,..,~,.5., ...... ;,. 82.995 -" . .the children's father Paul' eight grand- Must have had previous ecological and soils training and a m BORED? LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE excite. "..... ' " . . .,.. ch dron. Predeceasedby her parents Mcheel minimum of two years silviculture, timber or related ex- ment perhaps a tropical island? Call Elan : and Tilli~" nn~' hmth~r V t,t~ 7~nn~'~=n~nA 88 TOYOTA4 x4 Trave at 635.6181 and catch the spidt! ~tfn2 "onesister NeuIe. perience. B.y.,.,.:: ...... =9,995 REGISTER NOW FOR THE FRENCH Preschool Prayers,Friday, April 26 at 8:00 p.m. at I Fall 91 program,Children must be a minimum Park Memo'dal:Chapel 9709 111 Avenue'. For further information and registration please contact the .,OYOT,.R, ' *9 995 32 months and toilet trained, Knowledgeof Divine Liturgy, Saturday, April 27 at 11:00 Regional Silviculture Office at 847-7516 or 847-751 3. :2 dr., One/, 5 apd...... ;.. , . ~',11 ,?'*' ' !ld French not required. Further information --= a.m. at Descent of the Holy Ghost Ukrainian Enquiries can be made to Nail Endacott at 847-751 3. Call Pare 635-4260 2p2 Cathnlic Church, Bonnyville, Alberta, Reverend A. Bop/nec officiating. Intermentin TERRACE CARPET BOWLER'S Fish and Chip "4 TOYOTACAMRY *7 995 Anshaw Cemetery. In lieu ol other tributes, 4 dr., H/B, 6 apd...... , Dinner. May 10, 91 at the HappyGang Centre ~ Minist~ of Forests donations may be made to Alberta Cancer Honourable.Claude Richmond, Minister Jt,,IJ (Kalum Street) Irom 4:30.7:30 p.m. lp3 Foundation,6th Floor, 9707 1tO Street, Ed- 84 TOYOTACOROLLA SR 6 moRton T5K 2L9, or to 100 HunUey Street, WllA'r'$ YOUR No. 409 11456 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton. °..~:~.'.~...:...... =6,9.95 SILVER BIRCH Park Memorial Ltd. Funeral Administrators& ELECTRICAL HURRY,Be(.? 426.0050Direct°re(The Chapel on the Bonlevard)lp3 82 TOYOTACEUCA OFFERS 2 dr., brown, 6 epd.... • Major Appliance Repair GM • Electrical Wiring BACK-UP CARRIERS NEEDED NOW! IVAN & MITCH ...... ' ...... ; ...... Reglsb'at~ No. 1057a I'd like to be a TERRACE STANDA,1D/SKEENAMARKETPLACE ~Mer 466.o..,.c.u,.,,o dr., red, auto...... =6,995 L L,-"'1 ,6•'•-8CA7299J . NAME ,.y.0,.,,.,85 GMC SIERRA ...... P.U. =7,995 _1 ADDRESS 20. Pets & Livestock PHONE ' Selection Systems Training 81 BUICK SKYLARK irll~l~l~l~l e INTERIOR TRAILER SALES• Charmac and Please drop off or send to: Target Population: Ministry, Licensees and Consultants involved in Partial 2 dr., while, auto...... viSi.l a~ Logan Coach• Stock and horse trailers, Also TERRACE STANDARD (Attentlnn Terry) used trailers• 1-747-3785, 1.992.9293 4647 Lazelle Avenue Cut Preharvest Silviculture Prescriptions PUREBREDREGISTERED BOXER ayailable~f, or 0LOS CUTLA8 ~tpd.:2V=yrp dd::Fawp;c.plos!ng:G,(e.a] d~p~ • ...... T errace,B;C...... V~GIS8; ".... " /.;~.~ "' " z' . QuahficdUo,~s.~ ..... ' ...... ~...... :~'~ . "',~ .~"' ...... ~'~ ..... "'~" .... t/on, 635.3677 evenings or woekends, Also ,,),,t,;.,...~.=...~:, .=,.,..~-=~,~,~.~ ,,u ...... "L-., --~. ,•,,,.~ r..~ ,~=~, o~;,,.~ .,,,,.,,,, ,~;':'~Shg~rd.~L,e~'Y,~ov~le'dg~ b.nd"pi'eviObS 'trainlng;trt-pre -'`~',; =f*,?,°.,.o...,*,,...,o**,,, large t!avelin9 kennelfor sa!e 635-3677 45tl, ~'i; ";1'70~: Birch"HiJi,"l~iJiJai:~ Peddn},: Walsh ' • ~ ' ;*...... ha~est"sil~,Jcultdie Pregcriptio~s"a.nd;at ieast twOyears = : ALASKAN MALAMUTE PUPPIES. CKC related silviculture or timber experience. 87 PONTIACFIREFLY .... $A IOlOK regislrstinn shots. Excellent with.ohildren.- Red, auto...... -'e, ~ ~L~,~ Good work dogs - large strong dogs. Father Two Sessions: 1 -- May 15 & 16 110 Ihs, mother 85 Ibs. Well grey and black wolf• Phone Sunday thru Friday only: TEXACO BRANDED 2--May 22 ~ 23 849.5811 5p51 (Note: There may be a third session, depending on in- :2.TC..A,O,.OC dr., Red, 5 sod...... '1.1,995 1988 ROAD KIND NORSE/STOCKTRAILER, LUBRICANT tersst.) t3' long, 6'6" wide, 6'6" high. Brakes both I'II1¢~'1"1311DI ]"rlr'll~ ¢~/1~1¢'(~1~||1='1~(~ Location: Smithers; one office day, one field day, 113 CHEV CAV+L~ 8TATIONWAGON axles (B.C, legal). Excellent condition. Phone 4,., ore. ace I."4 QOR 845-3106 4p52 TexacoiZ°lV/liVLubrlcants IiCompany I~V/V is expandingI IIV|l its idistributor kVklikkl and reseller network Registration: Silviculture Section ..o,,o.•.,°.~,+°,+,.+,,,oo.+,,,o,. ~1~, ~1~ ~ue v REG. ANGLO-ARABGELDING 4yrs black/grey. throughout the province of British Columbia, creating opportunities for In- Prince Rupert Forest Region 16HH (El Hilal/NodhernDancer) Friendly and dlviduals and businesses to market the complete line of Texaco branded In- Sin/there, British Columbia dustdal and automotive lubricants and coolants. 80 CHEV SUBURBAH SAIl OOi~ genUe, potential jumper.$3,000 includes one .... 847-7513 or 847-7516 4 dr,, aulo, alr....,.;...... "~,~,~ ~ months training with Jill O'Neill..AlsO.reg. ~/4 As a branded distributor or reseller, Texaco will provide support for: • arabian figy, 2 yrs,, chestnut with stockings, • Product Training and Application " For further information contact Nell Endacott at t4.3 HH, haltar, broke $1,500. Phone • Advertising and Promotion 847-751 3. 847-2483 "' 4p52 FORD • Pricing ~------~I~_ HORSE CAMP, Girls only. Teaching .young • Sales end Marketing [] Ministry of Forest." . . = JL riders since 1973. Good horses, certilied in- Applicants should have experience in marketing to ihe Industrial and/or I ~~~ ~deHonourable (~laude Richmond, MinisterMmlsterj~ll ~,'.~R..O~'~O.~D9,995 structors. Lots of funf Write/call Saddletramp automotive sectors. A business acumen and entrepreneurial spidt are li jyiv~" w,- - ~.,,iL It._ t.694.3521 SouthhenkB,C.VOJ 2FO ,.4p52 "essential Insuccessfully developing this oppodunity tO itS" potential. GENTLE. REGISTERED halt Arab mare, Applicants may forward a X~tter of nterest or contact Texaco directly at 635-2750 4pl (604) 273-7736. -.... ~.~ORgT.m2 dr.,: gmy,!.m ...... '11 , 995 SHEEP: 300 young ,ewes, mainly whiteface, Phone690.7536 4p2 :. i1~ ~: A Division of Canada Texaco Inc. 4,7~',OT,.US dr., bieR,auto ...... '9i995 PINTOGELOING, 7 Years old 14 HH. Wonder. I "50 - 10451 ShellbridgeWay ful disposition, goes English or Western; Ex. . cellent pony. Club prospect• $1,000. Call Richmond, B.C, V6X 2W8 aS FORO HANBER : SA 10110lie 699-6634 4p2 Red,..;...... ; ...... -.i,,,~,~ ~p Attention: Douglas Kops =~ = WANTED TO BUY A PUREBREDGolden Lab, • Territ(~ry Manager J . Papers not necessa~: A: ieplacemenf dog Grey,"~"""'po auto.;,;.....;,...,,;.,.,. =3,695 sadly .missed by our young children. Please phone842.6347 .~ ;. •. ' = .4p2 LOOKINGFOR GOODHOME for med,sizeddog:: , INVITATION TO TENDERS 8town,,,PORO,~,T,. auto.;;.'L..L ...... =3 , 995 Very affectionateand protective. Would make an excellent family watch dog. 638.1404 PRESENTING Sealed tenders for the following Block Boundary Layout, Pro" eveings... . . - " 4p3 • "The Trial of Harvest 8ilvlculture Prescriptions, Timber Cruising end !~i .: -CHRYSLER SPANIEL CROSS PUPS.:Nice colours. Will • ~.,,~ Timber Cruise Compilation Contracts will be received by the make good outdoor companions: Guaranteed :: Ministry of Forest, Cassiar Forest District, Dease Lake, B.C. health, will be readyto qo June 15,635.3804 Kicking Bear" VOC1LO untll June 7,1991at150O hours. 21, Help Wanted : : ' " LO R09.02: Bob Oulnn and Devil Creek LICENCEDHAIRSTYLIST NEEDleD Ior Bennies : starting Michael C. L,.,,,,,.,,-a.,.ren . -,~,,~,-u LO R09-03:25 lind 30 Mllerl'elo0rllph Creek Road, '. PLYV,O~. RmA~re3 99-~ Cut & Curl, ContaclUndo at 635.3637. tin51 Res©ue Creek end Willow Creek :s~.u-w~a,,:'~...,.,..',' , . ,. SPORTWEAR PARTIES. Enthusas c rope.tO .... LO R09-04: Atlln sell fashionsports wear and t.shirts at house . ;/.~. , : parties, Good Income. Call .Allen: Wear-. 1.769,2567 Kelownaco lecl :.',', " :i 4[~52. Currently tou°ngri ac--ssfro toAllInquldeSDave MarekSh°Uldor be madeRygaardtothe Deass Lake District Office i i " :: " Claus at the above address of HOUSTON PRESCHOOL requires!sUpervisor starting September.Six classes a, week. ECE -- Canada this play wlllbe Telephone 771-4211. preferred, Send resume: Box 791; Houston, ' "gO DOME SHADOW 't B.C.bY May 31', 1991 : ' :' 4p52 :~ ' * in Terrace 1 N IG HT. ON LY: " Tenders must be rece~,ed and submitted on the forms ane in LOOKINGFOR WOMEN who love Iingedeand. " the envelopes supplied and the tenders are subject to the want to make lots el money, Flexible work ~|0 PL SUNDANCE *" • conditions of the tender. ~, li~' :..~:~ • hours;' Be your.own beL.a; Workifull or pai't, ~,'d,,; 12,995 tlme.,Fordetails call Wendy 845.7695 4pl Thursday,REM ,- o'~!!=r'lN~`~-~;~.'' --o,,,, Mayi:161, "" No tender will be considered that contains qualifications ~-g.. • 'i' ATTi:N'NON,EARN ~P TO $800~eek Hu"i. =..o.. ..,,,= dreds of cOfnpanlesn~d ~/ourhelp: Recorded ' clauses, whatsoever, and the lowest, or any bid/tender, will message gives details. 1.604.59f.9402 24 ~4,., ~ ...... ~ ~ R.nn rt_m:,~ not necessarily be accepted;:.. ~,:.ii.:; : hours, BOpt:A50., .., 403 : ~i,..v.o,T..,=,, 5 '4 a ~; Tenders.Lransml~ted by facslmile ma~ineiwill not be ac- i4 dr.;]lmy;auta.,,.;...;,.,,; , ~v '5,995 ! Ministry of Forests Honourable Claude Richmond, Minister ' Page C10 -' Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 • 21.Help'Wanted !;: ..... ' " I CIRCULATION i :: " , ! ... We are seeking a ~:., :"i :~' ArEEr_s ;:,•::,, ?: ~60vemment,ci~ :,: SUPERVISOR ~ •:' ~ Indlvidual : :: r - in the commercial/residentialrefdoeration and air conditioningtrade. This is a full-time Monday, to Fridayl positiorll ~ ~ease submit resume to: Caledonia Duties include office work, 'carrier payroll, co- 7- F~efrigeratlon and Air ConditioningiLtd,. ;~103 HamptonSlreet, Terrace,e.C.'~VSG ordinating our carrier force, delivery and receiving: FAMILY RESOURCE WORKER 1N9 ...... 'i freighL Must be able to deal effectively with the a Skeena Family,ResoUrces is accepting applications for family resource i public.:Some heavy lifting involved. Occasional worker positions. The successful applicant will be expected to provide thefollowlng services to families and their children: : Weekend work ma~ be needed .... :~:, individual interventions with both the child and the parent * parentskllls training, Delivery •i " Resume required, /, • family Intervention ~ ...... : . : - FOOLS : • child/family assessment ~ • " : : . instruction in child management Drivers RUSHIN. TERRACE STANDARi Ouallfi©etlons: (1) Must be mature with demonstrated ability i: in basic life skills, Including problem solving, communication you,,-,..,, [ ICBC skills, behavior management skills and personal flexibility. Wanted ] (2) Worker must have knowledge of physical and emot gnat/ with own vehicle. Rate 4647 Lazelle Avenue 638-728"~ .j social development stages and needs of children and adults, negotiable. : (3)Worker must have the ability to develop intervention strategies to accomplish goals agreed upon. (4) Human Set- ; viceWorker training preferred. Consideration given to related :GITWANGAK EDUCATION SOCIETY training and experience. (5) Willingness to undergo eCriminal 638-1500 Record search. (6) Ability to handle report writing and to be Ask for Jerry Box 280, Kitwanga, B.C. aneffective team player. VOJ 2A0. . Applications are being accepted for full-time and on-call. Telephone! : 849,5330 FaxLine: 849-5327 ] Salary is $15D4 per month with benefits for full-time, and $9.40 per hour on-call. LOMAK TRANSPORT CORP. EXCITING AND CHALEENGING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES .... !• For further information contact Valerie Glaser at 635-7087. has an immediate opening for a • • :~ .:;..breaking new ground,and redefining education,.i. :i' .... ii .... Submit Resumes to: • Three (3)positions with the Gltwangak Elementary School which offers • Gitksan Immersion. Apply by Skeena Family Resources 1 - 3215 Eby SWeet, MECHANIC/ resume tO Employment Services office Box 229, Hazelton, B.C. V0J 1YD. Deadline May 15, 1991, Inter- Terrace, B.C., V8G 2X6 WELDER Views to take place May 16 and 17. , ::~ - :: 1. PdncJpaVCurdculum Designer ~ ': 2.Tea©hlng Positions: :: . ; Successful applicants must * To provide overall shcool managemerit, supervi- hold both welding and heavy duty Imme~ion Kindergarten -, ,: :.:.. sion and administration in a small-community mechanic qualifications. Ap. Grade1 Teacher and : ' ~~ school with '43 students. ,,,xo,,,E,oc, BCr,,.TRRAcox )licants must also have a . To assist with teaching staff professional and/mmersion Grade213 minimum of three years work ex- development. )erlence. teacher : JOB POSTING ...... In cooperation with theSociety, parents, elders and, chiefs, to assist with the implementation of the - EMPLOYER: Ksan House Society :!i."::'"~ Please forward a written . To participate with and assist in the implemen- Society's curriculum design plan of action. A LOCATION: Terrace Transition House ~.i:; :, resume to: tation of the Society's plan of action for Gitksan POSITION: Full Time Support Worker (sh ft work)~:' redefinition of education with an innovative ap- Immersion Curriculum Design. TERMS: Salary: $11.15 per hour as per BCGEU LOMAK TRANSPORT CORP. proach to learning and teaching. The curriculum will To teach the immersion curriculum in Gitsanimx contract, 3550 Highway 16 East reflect the Gitksan worldview; knowledge and to the classes; Kindergarten/Grade 1 split class QUAUFICATIONS: Diploma or Certificate in the Social, Service or Temce, B.C. thought, systems and structure, laws and pmc- and the Grade 2/3 split class. related field. Extensive experience in crisis V86 5J3 tices, authority and jurisdiction and, communica- -k The immersion curriculum is based on Gitksan management, preferably in the area of domestic Altn: Shop Manager tions. knowledge of natural sciences, humanities, violence. A first aid certificate is required, . To describe and contrast "western" knowledge, histories, literature..arithmetic and, language APPLICANTS SHOULD POSSESS:Good knowledge of community reso- topics and, subjects with the Gitksan curriculum arts. urces. Ab!lity to deal with residents in a profes- through a cultural translation process to examine sional manner and ensure complete confidentiality. . Must have a valid B.C. Teaching Certificate and FULL-TIME the relationships and articulate each. " Possessgood listening and communication skills. be a fluent Gitkssnimx speaker. Ability to work as a team member. PART-TIME . With the program team of staff, volunteers, . Ten month probationary period, future contract Able to assist women and children in crisis situa- YOUR-TIME parents and elders to; offer to be determined by a successful evalua- - conduct research and development . tions. KentuckyFried Chicken is seekingpeople tion. • Must be willing to submit to a criminal record looking for flexibleheurs.n you are a stu. - design themes, content, subjects and topics . Salary scale between $25,463 to $57,809 . .: ~ ;.~.. ! risearch, dent, or a mother with some.time to - ide,tlfy skills and exploratory questions dependent on experience, Resumes will be accepted until 4:30 p.m. May 17,1991 and should be hers@, we may havethe pedectposition - define learning and teachng objectives . To begin teaching this next school year, : addressed to: Ior your schedule.We haveopenings for: - identify learning activities; classroom ~, .... employment to begin prior to school year.start. L, McCauley FOOD SERVICE & based, territory based and community based. Cur • Administrat0r/Transition House - development and production of teaching ~, No. 4 - 3238 Kalum St, ...... ~,,: ...... CUSTOMER SERVICE upon materials :; .... Terrace, B.C. V8G 2N4 : "~' ':':~'" "':: "~';" i!-.~ ~,!'PIERSONNEL~:, !i',~ or th( ~- plan, teaching meth~oloDies and evaluation ?START DATE: ~'" May 27, 1991 Here's your opporl0nily to work a conve. nlent schedule, earn extra money and meet friendly and interestingpeople. For more information on these positions School District No. 88 ('rerracM and schedules,please contact: Apply in personto 4750 Lakelse. Saturday, May 11 8:30 a.m. POSTING School District #88 (Terrace) is seeking a part time (3 hours/day) Special Services Assistant for E.T. Kenney Primary School. The salary ranges from $1 1.06 to $12.86 depending on qualifications and training. ,.., [] ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS: i BCYONA BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS 1. Demonstrated ability to work co-operatively under the These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapereIn B.C. and Yukon direction of a classroom teacher in an elementary school COMMUNITY and reach more than 3 million readers. $195 $0,70 esch nddilonal w~l .setting. ASSO¢IAllON 202 TO PLACE AN AD CALLTHIS PAPER OR BCYCNA AT (604) 669-9222, 2. Must be able to establish a rapport with the special needs -child; Applicants will be expected to spend some time with ANTIQUES BUStNmOPPORTm~mlm EOUOA~ON PERSONAL8 the child prior to appointment. Collectorwlshes to purchase ROTO-STATIC FRANCHISE: Cook Tralnlng, Malaspina APARTMENTICONDOMIN. "ADOPTE E" 3. Demonstrated successful experience working with older Mooruofl, Royal DeI. P...,olleDe,Powell River Cam- IUM MANAGEMENT JOBS, Florenoe(?)Ounrdngham. children with special needs. ton and Ru~'z pieces. Call Eardn9 pomnum of IS flO- 8.5 mon~ pogrsm s=u~s Live-tn/Uve.out. All areem. rodeo. 2~thor251~ 1922, collect 658.4312. AJ~r,owfll- um inoomel ENTREPRE- O¢t.'91, e..nall desees.' Ft. For free Ixod~urewdle: RM'I'I, Pea=e River, Nberb or any- 4.Strong_interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to Ing to trade. NEUR Me~, rates Itone normal helpevallable. Enrol- 460-789 W. Pander. Vancou. one. knowlqg her :where. work effectively with professional consultante. of Canldl I BEST. SUPE. ment limited. Student sele¢. vet, B.C, vec 1H2 or gall aooute, brelfier SeeKS mn. BUILDIN(ZeUPPLIEB RIOR HI.TECH Method tton June '91. 485-2678. (604)681-5456 or 1-800-665. ta~ ReI~yOARA,(664)277. Applications to: Mr. Andrew Scruton 6339. DOORSl WINDOWSI Inte- deans carpet, uphole.te.ry - FOR8ALEMISC 8256. Director of Instruction dor and extertor wood, mo=l use wl~n one hour. mous- ,~xperien¢ed Muffler and pLrr8 (Special Services) and "French doors, wood b-lallOommemlallResldandal Peter's line. PaVia emo in. Brake Installer required el Sales. No Sh,,tnksge~..lldew. School District # 88 (Terrace) windows, =kylighte, MOREl land ~llre~n UI~3OSUlaOt W]lliame Lake M~ute Muf. .,~as (Jap. e0~ qD0s). C,a]lool]eot to WALKER DOOR Computer ~zfe. Modeat 200,':;aces of: trp~ust=qmp- tier. ~oDrssdw new shop, ttom Champlon BIoodlines. . ii-. L 3211 Kenney Street and WINDOW In Vancouver Franddm Fee. George mer,~, Dump ~uol~, Trao- excellentbenuflls. ~ Jamm RoglstreSon,Shots, and Tat- Terrace, B.C. at (604)266.1101. Sprecldin, P.O. Box 86544, tor,~,, l..~adem, Belly Dumps, or An/in (604),992-2855 or 1. tug.s, Ex~ellererarely pets ' ::,:. :i,):: N.Van., V7L 4L1, (604)985- E:~vetom, Pavers, window 600.452-6705. and guard dogs. Av~d~b]o V8G 3E9 BI.R ~qB*..S0 PPORTU N m ES 8061. ~evalor, Rollers, Dozers, now, 767.,3167,7es.228P.. M.edlcal Lab Teehno.bgist re. !; Closing Date: May 1 O, 1991 VENDING. Pop, chips, Graders, Jaws, 1213 Crush- RF.M.ESTATli snacks, coffee, cigarette Deck Yard Compo.=er. / ereh !25,000 gallon Hot Oil qmred for 61 bed Hos~. i unlquo opportunity for pet Tank, Water Trud~, Equip Full-Ume benefits as perHSA mschimll. Pdmeguarsn~ead sor~ to e.otas 8gen~ in Ioca, WHY RENT? Senlom,Adult¢ IXoduoinp locations. No mant, TraJe~, BacN~ooe,and contract, gun,ant C~LT regis. One Bedroom Condominium c~mmurdllse to mad~t, de. Track8¢ates. C,all ~/~ Kampe, U'ation. Po~Uonavailable dum ovorrm~o, no crop;DyNe, Uwr m~l Install mldantbl In .Armstrong, B.C. $26,000 instant returns, all cAIh, 17th. Send resume by May to $27,500. Qood Invest- FkK~ion proof. Investment= compeetom. Fo.r~forme~. n 16th to: CiVet Technologlst, ment, can be sublet. Frk!De. leave name arm aoor~wzm L.'Merground Spdnlders. Cresfon Valley Hospital, Bag from $2,900, (604}~7-363~. l~dnl~, MlnlPaw. Pop up stove and dmpse Included. Baleen Industries. Toll.free 3000, G~m. B.O., V0B 1(30, Phone 646-6522. UNUMITED INCOME PO- pager 1.979-41t36 or ~,~,,.~rer,on speclel $27.95, TENTIAL, Manufs©turernuw (S04)2~.~0t.. :.._ % order =all toll.free 1-800- Kamloops' Oh~yaler Dealer. PROPERTIE8TO BESOLD 561-7807. ship requires experienced ec©epi~n9 applications for NOW IS THE TIME FOR eu~omol~esalespersons. 600 provlndal dleffibutora o! AI"t'ENTION CARD OOLLEC- av~gl~. For ~r~.~n GOLD. Fontd~9 ilm..ltedPan- - 1000 onRsperyear, Bene~t on both iNdte: Ropsmu, ;~JUIOEWORKS", the wnaz. netal'dp to Pltu~r Mine 1.091: TOR$: O~sdlan Hockey pscksgeh~dodee pe~on p~n Ing new fresh Juice vendor, Card Prl~e outdo t st Edltlonl Dept. ON, Box 6.980, S~. F, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Excellent Ixoepo~___ Mini. and ~ work~g env~. Ouawa, I~O 3J1. Oill Aoton Assemblies mum Inveetmant~,~00. Tax Most me=sate, up to date ment, Call Dave or Rum (416)e73-Tti06, for informs. Deduollble, For more I.nfe rstell p~es for 1951 - t991 (_60_4)374-4477, 160 A, light bush. 6 room Ifon p~:lmge, rezpond to ~ Cenlm, mx <~rds, all c~tegones ane House. All propane. BOOKKEEPER seo2s, ~oy, VaA sea. grades. 623 p. $14.95 + $4 'BE PJOH AND FAMOUS' and pt~ne eva,able. St. GRANDMA LEE'8 "Water. FT $100,000. PT $26,000 SALARY: Negotiable flndudes P&H and GET). mOO, earpo~ woodlhed, front Centre" Vancouver's ¢OMBOI ~V1~11~ '" ~kmd ~quee, VI~ or MO to Oommi~don. Mm'ket Csm. workshop. Creek, Nnd.se- LOCATION: Kisplox Band Office newest office/hotel I"Johdse, Cody Books. ~.147 - 8_OOO ade's Hottest Mualo Vldoo olualon, beeuIM, mounte]n TERMS: Submit resumes to Kispiox Band Council before Franchise unit available for LouDly.ed Hfgnway, 1"oll Vaoatlon Program Booklet. vknv, ' $68,000. ~orge f~od fair to l~rdworklng, DJs~'t replants you re In- Ooqultlam, B.C., V3B 1C5. Pretec~ Te,'d~ nva]i~le, :I : closing date, and'patio indMdual. Opsr- vtted. 16th Anniversary Nfow 4-8 weeks delivery. 24 hour Inlormatlon line. 1. "1 . Doadllne for applicalions Is May .17, 1991. dudng bualnems hours. Hom~K~omlng_weeken~l.June 800-L~q-tD00. Minimum unenoumbemd OARDENIN~ QUALIFICATIONS: • Must have a certificate in bookkeeping and a 28-Julv 1, 1991. FUhrer m- LADIES BE THE FIRST In SEMI-RETIRE on B.CJe ¢lld(~l $78,000. Open Ihle formal]on: Box 168o, Wes- The Ultimate Omdener'e BEAUTIFUL 8UNeHINE ..... -"• .few years experience in the accounting field. 03)46~-g502. your exea to mek,40%-r~ do~, AB, TOO 2L0, Pho'bone 8tore. 1,000'a of Produote, profit mzrketln9 amour non. 0OAST! "Revenuewith Pine. '.:, -~". • Under thosuporvislon of Band Administrator. BROI~..E THEM YOURSELF (403) 34g-3~0. Greenhouses, Hydmponfos, mn hoelep/end among sliver ramlo View." Four 2 bedroom , Must have c6mputer knowledge and • Blby Shoes - Dealers re. Drip In'lgation. Huge Book jewellery from your I~me ~r suites, ,~hoi~ 3 bedroom qulred- Intmdu~ory ol~r • --- IOUOATION 8eleotlon. 72 page, photo olffoe, fu]lorpart.~. CAME. hsuw feaZma oedar, experience preferably with ACC PAC or, Open. 8end f~" frse broohure, Pan. LION .pnpduoto m guano. lecuzzi, so~xao, !~:SY-stems program. ~i :::' : HOME 80HOOLER8 - teed eind recession proof. 10a~of poml~, partial Iladi ~on~ed. (604)8BS.4731, Be:i;esponsiMe for all bookkeeping and, ~/~.., Bumz~, VSH 41.3, em Water Farms, #103 • o~ dlanta redu~ their ho. lum, In~m=lor~/ m=oq- 20120. 64th Ave., Langley, de~ Ioudget by ~%-76"Y,, (604)885-9053 av~dngn. ~!i!ini~ncial management for Ba~l Counci!: B._._~:,VSA 4P7. c..~t ugliest (604)853-6692, PANAGOPOULO8 2 FOR 1 C4nedlsn, IndivklU~lZeO, WANI1B0 • Many Jobe rand Contracts In Ask td)out Our FREE $50 gift ~:!~ly byresum fo: PIZZA PLAOE Franddm for oe1111k~. ? lkleln I~mo, E.G. Phone lew~ing. Free oe~ - Amedca for Evep/bxly. 10008 RADIOS. Otd lablotop from !~Kiepiox ai,,l Council (604)786-6521 between 2~0 Gomp~le, Nek emP4oyees. i~c~------~l p'e.4o'e, lWo~our~. PM - 11:30 PM. By oppOl~t: A~o,n Rd., Kimbed*y, ,~e~ FREE INFORMATION. AI~s, U.?or mirrored 01ram. Ad. ment onlyl Prospects need Box~62,810West Broadway, omon, Fnda, 8linen, Troy !eo~)~u~t_,, ._., Van~u~r, B,O, WZ 4C0." eto, 271.8410...... , r ¸/:: :: /:i: ''l ." ",~. • :, .,, ~,,- ...... _.. . . - ...... :. i>:....,;: ":!." 26; Personals ~/ ' Te~ace S,~, Wedne,ay, May.8, 1991 '~ :~:"";:~,1i: ...... -,:i.;.~i:~ .... SINGLE MALE, MIO~30's,,160 Ibe, e', social drinker;abeut average oiherw so, but don't • take niy word for It.LookinG for;female¢0m. - I WE DID IT!! '10,000 I ' Panlon/fdendbaleen 25; 48; 100 to i66 Ib, '.' ~:>.. ii:..:.!;NOtICE.OF §L YEA, .' I The Saiv#JonA~ Gltwln~lhlkw (Canyon City)would like to thank I 0o~so.,=,~r~".* w~~ - 6'/;6' shou d be reasonablyfit With goodl~r , a0nafl~, Reply,to BOx.13 clo The Terrace '~~'.' :~;DEVELOPMENTPLAH .'L : I ,, t~Who.~ = w ouro=,. ourrecent "Let's.Floish.The. I • • Stsnda~J, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace VRO I Church Telethonon Wednesday,Alxl124, I And,,i ~,~.~:;:, ;:'''~~: • lS8, "~ " -- 3p52 I In particular we would like to acknowledge the fo lowing local I m ~ ~o~jy ~,.~ ~f~ ~; :; '::The: Bali ~.P0ie Co. Ctd:'wlshes to m~e aVail' fof'pubilo ...... " TheuOhmof I~ ate always dear ' - HI, I'M A.36WEAR OLO, SINGLE AGAIN I l~,~p~.who made donations: • I o..,o, ,--,a .,ic~,,,.,, ~ ,.,.- : Womanwho would like to meet a (male) best ~:vlewln'otli~. 5 Year Oevelopment Plan No, 6 under Forest fdend/ ' ' [Jce'nce A-16832 fOi" pi'oposed operatlone withln the Klsplox I Ca,~te,,~ N0~.~J,~ ~=~'~ I ~~-~.',"~.'.:-:,. , i'm',the*outdoortype, Some of the things I T,S.A. :. Sandman Inn CMO ~ ~ ~ 1 ~! ~' ~ i like ore skiing, skatln0 gardening~camp ng :Terrace Inn .K' Wall Craft Supldles SpneOet Printers ' ~ .~.~,~ .In& :'- • S~lllng,canoelno and goodtlmos with my son, Pab~ Nmllzem Ught S~ ~ ~]k~li~, I enjoy long talks over Coffee,as Well as quiet The plan may be:,:viswed et the Bell Pole Co. office, 5630 Totem.Ford • times te think and reflect, I read a let and iuve Hlghwey 16 West, Terrace, B.C. until June 28, 1991, dudng . Coast Tractor House of Sire.of.glint Red Carptt C~,~o ~..~ ~/6..~. a good game of "Trivial Pursuit", i smek¢ - regular working hours: All.West Glass ~ :Oeclral FI~ AH SeasonsSporls m~. • . ' nOt q~ite ready ta quit yet, I value my friends Terrace Equlpnwt.. itwm GM Le~ Je~e!tem, ' "" '~': ' " ' aqd my Secla! life, but I m nots party animal, Your Decor ' ~,TmmPum~e, • Sa~ "" :','~'!~ "i believe life i~ meant to he enjoyed,not ec. CornrneMs are invited. end to m~U~ conaldemUon they :doted and ,that ehadng it with somedne should be In writing and directed to 'Forestry Supervisor', Bell -Terrace Furniture Marl Northern Compu~e~ 0venealtml special is best of all. Feel the same wa ' Twrace:euM~s I~ ~ ~ i Let's'get intouch, Wdte to Box 11, c/o T . Pole Co. ;Ltd. i: P,O. Box 280, Terrace, B.C, V8G 4A6. Terracp $tandaM, 4647 Lazelle Ave,, Ter. I i I I I I I River ~ Radio Shirk i race, D.C.V8G 1S8 2p2 ~n(knce: Ski & Si)m'ts . ~ Communlcallem i i WANT, TO IMPROVEYOUR dflnklng water? I Erwins J~weiiem . C~-op can Showyou how, Phone638.1671 2p3 W,k~onm ~ L~n~~ ~ LOOKING FOR OUTGOING AND FUN loving ~) Provir~ of MlnleW of BO Tel Pbe~ ~ail Elan Travel . . female, between early 20's to mid 30's. By - OflU,~ C~um~a Forests '- male, early 30's, tall, good looking OK GuY. Iodetm Y~ ~ Om~ldmd.Supl~y -.-. BOx 4.0 old this paper. 4p3 goES THE,WATCHTOWERSOCIETY use mind PROPOSED SILVICULTURE control to attract and keep its members?To : PRESCRIPTION find out call 847.4354 for recordedmessage. ;. ; Province of ~ of ':~. Notice of pre.harvQet silvlculture"prescriptlon, pursuant to ~ DdHsh Columbia Forests :'~ Section 3 of the sllvtc~ture reguistlone. The.following area has a proposed prescription that Will apply I i: ROGER if approval is Obtained from the Ministry of Forests, "rhepro- PRESCRIPTION ' posed prescdpt~ :will be svaHeddefor vlewin9 untilJune 27; .o~ of. ~r~t ~ ~.~~ 1991, at the location nO!ed below, dudng regular working SectiOn3 of Ihe. ~vicultum raisons. . . hours. LHAPPY DIRTHDAY To ensure conalderetioni.:any written comments mum be If aw)mva118 Oli~ained horn the ~ Of F~, TIm.lPI~ mede to The Otslriot Manager, Kalum Forest Oiotrict,.No. 200 pr~~ be ~'~ viewing ~~7/ •SISTER VIRGINIA! - 5220 Keltll Av'enue,,Ten;ace,Brltish Columbis VSG 1L1, by 1991; at. the location noted below, during reg~ houm. ii the above date... , . -TimberSele A36556 From the 6AHA'I HOLy w11tlngs' To ensure consideration, any written con'wnents must be F~ Of ~ .. m~ Cut Location :'. Area" :" " Amel~lent • made to The District Manager, Kalum Forest District, No. ~q~l~- ",..IMI myslairy of beer meaning AOro~nio~tNO, ": Pmnlt Black Ha , , • 5220Keith .~venue, Terrace, British Columbia VSG 1L1, by may i~ whizpmd my fu .timber . Sale : A36556 2- , Kwl~ 35,7 NO the above date: head te Mart, confided only from • T'~ber ~ A36555 breast to Inset," I I I I I I ii "i I • ' . F~ ~ ~ ~ Cut ~ Am Anidme~ TO ~ ~ Wdt~lt ~ Call 635-3219 or 636.9012 ~ Pmvlnoe of Ministry of rlmber i i i Sale. i.. Aa65~. ., ," ~ ., ~;. S9,5 ,,NO..: ,;, L ]1 II III : BdliSh IP,otumbla Fomsls " . . .- : , .. ~':.':,'"-.::?' :. , . .. - .~..~. . :.. ...,::. :~. wi.mV u ORe " ...~ ,~:, ," ,~ .. -'~.~ . . PRESCRIPTION :: ' : : " CITY OF TERRACE '~"-- • ,,,~...~.... .;: Notice of pre-harvest silviculture prescription, pursuantto ~.~;:~.~ Suction 3 of the ~lvloulture reguistlona. - :~A"~.. ' CALL FOR PROPOSAI.~ :. ..'. The following area has a propose~ prescflRtion Ihat will if spprovai is obtslned from the Ministry of Forests. The pro- posed prescription witi be avalisble for viswlng until June 27, To ramove aid windows,supl~, a~l..LgsUllnlw wt~ew at ~ T~: Liy, Lordy 1991, at the location noted below, during regular working race Swimming Pool. ": eastor,t~ i~ 401 hours. : ...... ~; :: . A~ .a~ep~.._.~s..to ~,..~mt Toocaus~of eo~tsay,g, eha~ m . 'Jl!~l'lh,: qr;i ~e~" - " " .~l~I h:lJilill i .design w:m~i, s~:..~ to ~ ,imt;ill~ ), must I~ve I~ prior :'=7: Anmmemnts To emurs con~de~on;any w~ comme~a muot be Im~V~J ol the Fecilltl~ ~. ' • i i Kl~lOX RODEOSPECIAL. Fru day with one .. Windows and from mat meet al csde mqWmmz~m/se paid day. Cabins, RV's, ~, showers, 2 • 5220 Ketth Avenue; Terrace, Bdtisll Coll~lbis V6G 1L1, by dmcdbed I~ b~md n,~ md mod~ wheo ~ W, km form rodeo grounds, crowd. R0se~YaU0n, deposit required. Klsplox River Resort the above date. - All necessl~ p~Tndt~ f~ a~d insp~No, md amy danmoo It 842-6182 4p3 Timber ~.A3654! , clean up resuitino from wetk pedonmsd.are tho,mspmldltty ef the ~- t---FTT~ conbactor, Form ol ~ CutUngCut. L~' Area ~t Any inquiries should be addressed to Dais MeFad~, Pirks and A~roenl~ht NO. Permit Block , Ha:, - 638.4750. Timb~ FacllllIesManaom', at Enppmnt 8ale . A3e541 6 ~ ~.0'. He: Prupos~s and pdees are to be subm~edh~ w~ to the ~pnU~ Anaomlcemlnl of:. Mr. and Mrs, VIc ii ii ! I III I I I I II I II Steve Scott i 8am ell are pleased to (~ Provlnceof Minlstry of -, Supmlnt~t of Parks and Recreation announce ~ enozOe- , City of Tml~ ment of their.d~ugh~ ~ti~ Columbia Forests, • , Leah to. Jose F/, 3215 ~ ~'it son of Mr, and Mrs. PROPOSEO SILVICULTURE :: Torraca,B,C. ";' Carlos Furtado of VSG 2X6 Kitimat. The weddino is • PRESCRIPTION F~opos~s to be tn sealed envelope and en~Ued .S~hnm~ Pe~ tentatively scheduled Notice of pre-harveat silviculture prescription, pursuant to for July 0I 1992. ~m~" and submitted no later than' 1:80 ~ ~-'mnda~, M~. Section 3 of the silviculture regulations. t 23, 1991...... ,,. The fol~wing area has a prOl~)8~lWeaCrll~tlon ihat wUl ~my ~e-~.v~ Pax (~s~4Tr~~ml~ e~ ~w~ar .~ 33. Travel it approval Is chined from Ihe Mini~y of Foretts, ~ pro. " posed prescription will be avalisi~ for viswing until June 27, Iim i1~!! 1991, et the Iocetton noted below, during regubr working hlldltla~ of l~.kl esd lllml~ hours. To ensure. ~nsldefatiOn~:any ' ~tt~ comments ~ust be 24 HRS. 635-6181 made toTheDIMn~tManoger; Keli~ii'Forut Oistrk~t, No, 200 - 5220 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia VeG I LI, by LUCKY DOLLAR BH4GO PORTUGAL .... , ..... $399 the above date. • :'r'~ " ' .: . .!'.'.::.'..~: T~,or.~doA30542. " ~: HAWAI in...... S669 Form of License" Cu~gt:;: : ::.'L~: ~ Ama~nlent MAY. 11}91 .;PALACE MOHTANA'~ Golf...S7891 -A~reementNO." ''~ Pemdt Bl~:k"..":" " ; ' ,, HI ; : , MoHTnEAL; ow...:See ~,m=rSale A36542 ? ': ".... Kwlna~ese 94,1..... NO • MINISTRY OF FORESTS (Kalum District) 32. Legal Hoticn " Nl~eLOf ,Ucen,,se I-~er, ' ~~N.<-~- i I :.= i , Invl an s,,; 7..,,, 8 '" ;N.i.., i:~,~,,~.., . Ath~ti¢',. , ':-;,Midst ' • ~.e :"!~.T ','~-Ti: ~'~" ~,..~ --".~..,. m~r .. ~,..%-.=.~,.~__: i,>:::~ '" 'To Tender 12 13" 14 15 I~~ ~b~owu~I 16:00o~ the el~ec:lfl~l ... Terrace "Terrace Kormode Terrace Royal Purple Association Terrace ~" , ~B,Ci:HYdro,!sinvlUng tender, fro m powedine con- Athletic . Minor F~ip Terrace ' ' ~ ;;,~tO~: for the-convemlon of approximately 128 ASSOC,. Hockey Swim Club Ski Dub .. i ':~i..: . i~.~_s~.~ ~©, ~x ,:~: merouryi Vapor street tights with :high: pressure "i !.'.>AtlWo~ • Minor Fdendatdp . . of the:tender documen~ are evalleble at the local ;;*~B;C .,. Hy;d~,office. 0! .;~ 220 'Kei~ Ave; .Terrace. 26. ". 27 - 2K8o~' 29=' 300n~e,"o',3I ,,~~==" - " ' '::.:i":Terrace. , •Terrace " RoYa! Pu~j~..~ .., . :!...]! 'o:~:::l=Or any!:;furtherl~f~Uon plee~ ~ontact B.P. ;: AlldeUo. . Minor . Fdondsldp 61ueback ~TL~k .,,.::..:.... ; IClarke at the ~ve:addre~e or phone 636.561 .~ Assoc.... Samba, Society l' Swim Club Terrace • ' -' i, • ' ,, ~ 'gql :,, uunuurO W 4:30 ~m.:.! " " ~, UII nlohtGemu .;DoemO:30ikm, ,. :: MONITORS ;L_E¢. :ONCm . .. b i I • ,.- v, Condon was the ~omen's doubles action, ;bOwing ~0t ,: ,-'A' flight '~ competition saw singles champion, topping. Terraee's Norm Parr~,and Flahert~'.;:~in;:the"i:nen's singles second-place Fran Mann'. ; But , Tuomi. : , " .- title,i;, d~fe~tit~'g'I-. Terrace's on the doubles side, Mannbattl-: PHnce George,s-'sai ' ed back with. partner.-.-Judy- 'Burnett was the women's'sihg,F~ Sudnder iDhallwal ,in~:.the final. doubles 'C' action saw Dou8 Je-: was second,, and centennia! ' Parnelltoo'lc'th'ir~l'piace -'!:::" • Flaherty to take the title from: champion, and she:tetinied ;tip ;. Flahi~rt~!'repeated in the men's nion ~.nd D!afieCeY ~t.Prli~c~'/.~Chfl.~tl~q~S?~RYan '..qrr. placed -;..:,-,,.-~!. , ,:... :;.~.Y,~L..--":~.. . :do~tbl~ e~e~'~i teaming up with Condon, who finished, second with Terrace's Mui Lticito take RuPert duo~C'arl'Et~erzaSi;:an~f:':.~third. !:::=i '-~:.... ! " . :' .~-.";.:: ....~'-In:dotzbles,"l.t :.w;a.s unarence" . Prince:~. iGeorge = teammate • with Diane Cey. , '" ~, " i' the doubles title in. the::final Charlotte Etzerza. - i " " " " . " " : :' Michiel'sMereaitl~ Morgan aria stew~i~iK~mstra t0 edge out In 'B' flight action, Kitimat,s against' Ten:ace's Chi'isl Tuomi' .: : **~,-~, :In the boys doubles, the Jennie Sheppard finishing first, DhaliwaFandlTerry Bmman. Andrew Blix was men's singles, and Dee Jenion. • ~ .::: ~:, i Dn April 20,:it,was a dayfog: ,Thornhill;~Elementary duo of. :Sandy Irum. and Linnae Bee, champion, defeating TerraceYS-: In:~t~eimixed d0ubles, it was Chuck Cey, ' ~.., '~... Mixed .;B' action saw Jenion the Smaller/badminton players~ ~ Ciint01i Drummond and Beau :itdso Of Clarence Michiel ,were Mark~and J{idyFlaherty beating Cey and Doug Jenion, of Ter- and Chuck Cey place first over when Terrace's Eleinentary '..Russellll cruised tO: top spot.• second, and Mette-LtZBengand Terrace's .Dan Tuomi and Fran race, finished up second in TerracdsNancy Cond0n and School Sportsassociati0n held SecondLplace finishers, were Nil~ki Foster of Uplands !ook Mann. , an inter-city tournamenL :S Uplands Elementary's Warren third, r ;, , : ::: ~..:.:, Norm Parry.- ...... :..,..: ,...... " .:.;.~:.:...... : ...... • I I II SWimmers 2n ...... ~'''' ~ at Kit/ at .... Contributed m individual medley. URI FORD CKMONTH i;. • . D NG TRU ! . , ~. • Terrace swimmers splashed In the age 13-14 boYS:";;INOW divi- ! their way to a strong second- sion, new Blueback Jor(laa .pla~e team finish at Kitimat's Wilson -- one:Ofth(Ym6st:im,.'. ~ Eurocan Invitational swim meet proved swimmers on the team I Apr. 19-21.• -- added to the Terrace points The Terrace Bluebacks stack- total by collecting a third-place ed up 696 points, trailing the aggregate finish. hometown Kitimat Marlins' tal- The team's two age 15-and- ly of 969, but well ahead of up girls -- Tod Mackenzie and Prince Rupert's 275 and Denise Vanderlee -- came in Masset's 83. first and second respectively, to The meet was a big success bring home the gold and silver for Terraee. Performances were aggregates in their division. Mackenzie had a great VOIJ- -...... good, team spiritwashigh, and the Bluebacks came back with 400-metre freestyle time of numerous • aggregate medal 5:06.5, while Vanderlee carved !/ awards for individual points. seven seconds offher 400-metre Garth Coxford scored the individual medley time. most points in the age !0-and- In other weekend activities, under boys division, while the Terrace Bluebacks got teammate Clint Sheppard plac- another chance to meet Olympic ed second overall, emphasizing medalist and world record the Terrace club's strength in holder Mark Tewksbury -- who that di~,ision. visited Terrace in 1989. A silver aggregate medal went The meet was the first of the to Terrace's Lisa Gardiner, who long course summer season. got abig boost from her time of Seven Bluebacks were to com- lliiili 71.8 seconds in the 100-metre pete in Edmonton this past freestyle. weekend, while May 10-12 Aimee Peacock won every should see most of the team race in her age group, winning travel to a meet in Prince the gold' aggregate and coming George. It'll be a busy spring within two seconds of a Youth and summer -- see you at the National time in her 400-metre pool! WHAT'SYOUR 'iB HURltY,B.C2 sO, National I; ~...r. ~m Forest Week ;..1Ida --'m= May 5 - 11, 1991 i~ FORDRANGER "F'-SERIESFULL.SIZE PICK-UP ii "Tomorrow's Forests, Today's Challenge" TRUCKSGIVE YOU IMOREJ FORDTRUCKS IX) IT BEST!FORD RANGER IS BESTSELUNG FULL-SIZE PICK-UP IN CANADA Pil l&lkNf31qG' THENO, 1SELLINGCOMPACT TRUCK IN Everyone is Welcome 25 YEARSRUNNING BEATS CHEW AND GMC --.....,..=,. I... - ~. 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