Drilling to be probed Local history explained ' artial art mania The provincial gov't is reviewing Terrace's street names are the TaeKwon-Do teacher plans a whether an oil and gas morato- focus of new book by two local strong future for his sport in the dum should be lifted\NEWS A:I.4 authors\COMMUNITY B3 northwest\SPORTS B4

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% Gas hikes loom by October AREA RESIDENTS filcc yet more na- last week. PNG's September rate increase re- expenditures and by laying off em- In return for those cost cuts, Metha- tural gas price increases as early as "Typically, as is the case with rate quest is different, for it involves the ployees. nex says it will pay PNG 40 per cent of the profits and the provincial and October stemming from the closure of applications, you make your applica- cost of moving natural gas through its At the same time, Methanex is Kitimat governments 20 per cent of Methanex's Kitimat methanol plant. tion and request interim rates," said northwestern pipeline. conducting a public relations cam- the profits when the price of methanol Pacific Northern Gas (PNG) an- Weeres. Methanex is PNG's largest custo- paign, saying it could re-open its Kiti- rises. nounced last week it will file for a rate Those interim rates could then be mer providing 40 per cent of its reve- mat plant, closed July 1 for at least a PNG has responded to Methanex's increase Sept. 1 to make up for the adjusted upward or downward depend- nue which, last year, amounted to $23 year, if only it paid PNG less to cost cut plan with one of its own that, loss of revenue from the Methanex ing upon the BCUC decision. million. transport natural gas, received a prop- it says, will reduce by 55 per cent closure. As it is, northwesterners already are Losing any or all of that then means erty tax break from the District of Kill- what it charged last year to move na- And part of the application to the paying effectively double for natural PNG will want other natural gas users mat and paid less royalties to the pro- tural gas to the methanol plant. B.C. Utilities Commission (BCUC), gas from what they paid last year. ranging from Skeena Ccllulosc's pulp vincial government for the natural gas In doing so, Weeres said what PNG which regulates natural gas transmis- Those increases come from the ris- mill in Prince Rupert to Alcan to hos- it buys from producers. sion costs, is for an interim October ing cost of natural gas itself, driven by pitals to home owners have to make charges Methanex remains the least of rate increase until such time as the a burgeoning American demand for the up the difference. Methanex's cost reduction plan is Methanex's cost worries. commission makes a final decision, fuel. PNG passes along the increases Weeres said PNG has already tied to the sales price it receives for Cont'd Page A10 PNG vice pre~dent Greg Weeres said to its customers. moved to cut costs by reducing capital the methanol it produces in Kitimat. ,,-,Ican's Police utopia to beef up go up in night smoke patrols A "FOR SALE" sign CHANGES ARE coming hangs in the window of a to the RCMP detachment Kemano home as a mock which will put more offi- challenge to realtors in the cers on Terrace's streets now-closed community. during weekend evenings. But the real challenge The creation of an "E' comes this fall when fire- watch, from 4 p.m. to 4 fighters are slated to torch a.m. on weekends starting these houses in a massive in September will add four practice exercise. additional officers to times In what is being touted when they are most nee- by Alcan as the firefight- ded. ing training exercise of the So-called "Welfare century, crews from around Wednesday" evenings will the province will get the also see a boost in on-duty chance to be involved in officers. what spokesman Kathy The additional officers Bourchier calls "a legacy will come from day shifts, of public safety." when police aren't as badly needed. The death "We used to have an 'E' shift, but when we had of Kemano staff shortages here, it [] Stories Page A5 wasn't feasible anymore," said Staff Sgt. Tom Forster of the local detachment She says Kemanoites last week. have been "very suppor- I! Japanese students explore Canada The shortages, as many tive and pragmatic" about Shunsuke Yuki, Keiko Ishimatsu and Yu Ohta (pictured which pairs Japanese travel club students with Canadian 4-H as 10 officers at one point, .:h~ company's decision to above) were three of the five Japanese exchange students students. The Japanese exchange students left for home to- are becoming a thing of Icl the townsile go out visiting Terrace last week. Their visit was organized by 4-H B.C, day. See B1 for story. the past now, as the de- wi,h a bang. tachment moves closer to It's a unique opportunity a full complement of 42 for many firefighters to people. match wits with a house Group asks city council for permission "We can start taking a fire, she said, adding many more pro-active approach B.C. crews have never had now," Forster said. "We'll to deal with that kind of to hold prayer meetings inside city hall start targeling problem situation on the job. areas, and youth Firefighters will negoti- CITY HALL could become home to Community Church, has not divulged who problems." ate stairwells in the multi- weekly, non-denominational prayer meet- the other members of his gronp are. Forster said that the floored houses and be ings if a local group wanting to uplift the "1 don't know if I have the freedom to loss of general duty" offi- timed on bow long it takes spiritual fortunes of city council gets its mention them," he said. cers on the day shift won't way. While some of Terracc's church lea- F affect the detachment too them to make their exit. Exact details of how the The local chapter of Prayer Canada, a ders say they support Prayer Canada's in- much. exercises will be orga- 'group that's spent more than a decade ur- itiative, they stress they are not directly "We have traffic and nized still must be worked ging local governments to open city halls involved. highway patrol officers out, says Bourchier, add, to prayer meetings, approached Terrace "It's his thing,', said Thornhill Com- that can pitch in," he said. ing Alcan needs a guaran- city council last week. munity Church pastor Rob Brinson, refer- Under the new system, tee of commitment from "It's promoting a healthy atmosphere ring to Brousseau. "He,s not representing Forster said, supervisors the firefighting agencies in our city councils," spokesperson Mi- US." will be able to do more that have so far expressed chael Brousseau said, adding the act of Reverend Steve Bateman of the Evan- supervising. interest in being involved. praying for city council would foster gelical Free Church said his church will That's because under One six-week training harmony and stability in the community. continue to pray for city council even if the old system, supervisors session is phmned for the Terrace councillors did not approve the request is turned down. found themselves respond- fall and one in the spring. Brousseau's request, citing a policy draf- "From our perspective as a church, the ing to calls because there Not all of the houses in ted in 1977 restricting the use of council activity is more important tlian the loca- weren't enough officers to Kemano are going to be chambers to council and committee tion," Bateman said. go around.g. used in the training exer- meetings, Lowell Holmquist, youth pastor at the "They'll have the time else, however. Most of the But council did agree to review the Terrace Pentecostal Assembly, was un- to be there with the offi- prc-fab units have already policy to see if it needs to be updated, aware of the request but said, ,I think it's cers, instead of handling been sold by the company which could mean the issue will come up a good idea." other cases," Forster said. to buyers in the northwest. again at a future council meeting. Holmquist said local ministers from No overtime or extra' And when the smoke "You don't have to come to council to different churches already meet once a expenses will be incurred, clears, the Alcan staff- pray," noted Mayor Jack Talstra. "You week. because the number of house, recreation centre, can get a group together and do that any Brousseau, meanwhile, said his group hours officer's work~i cafeteria, and historic time." would be- satisfied if council allows tllem remain the same. church will remain for the Councillor Ron Vanderlee, a member to hold prayer meetings in an~r00m at I " Officers will have:' tO tie use of the company's hy- of the Christian Reform Church along hall, .... i: given 28 days notice that droelectric crews that will with t!le mayor, said his congregation al- citYongregations often' say prayer,;lis o n ,e', ! they could be placed on continue to operate the ready prays for city council. half of citY counc!i and 0ther peop!e in the 'E' shift. power phmt after the fatal- ."I thinkla lot of people are prayerful positions of authonty,i but Brousseau has ~!i! "They'll be more foot lies are gone. about what's happening in the eommun- something else in mind: i ~ patrols and more bar Four of the oldest wood- ity, butVm not sure why they would "1 want more of a community prayer checks," Forster said. frame houses are also come here," Councillor Lynne Christian- group, not just one church here and there, MICHAEL Brousseau says prayer meetings at city The new system will being kept as guest houses sen added, It would be open to anybody who wanls to hall will help restore Terrace's sense of community. undergo a six month eva- for employees families. Brousseau, a member of the Thornhiil come anti pray." luation period by the force. A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 Mechanic defends police officer friend TFIE RCMP not only have he received the call, but from the RCMP if the in- one of their own, but he's then went out, leaving a ternal investigation finds the wrong man, says a "closed" sign on his door. any wrongdoing. local mechanic who was Heslenfeld would not Forster says that it will involved in an employ- comment on the specifics be another six months be- meat insurance fraud in- of the case, but did ack- fore any internal discipli- vestigation. nowledge an investigation nary action is known. Bill "Bushy" Bobyk is had started. If an internal decision at the centre of sugges- "But it was concluded goes against the officers, tions he was collecting without sufficient proof to they can appeal the deci- employment insurance do anything at the end of sion to the RCMP external (El) and working at the the day," he said;- review committee in Otta- same time last year. Heslenfeld did say he wa. His friend is Jason asked that an RCMP offi- "There's always support MacDonald, a local cer accompany him on a within detachments for any RCMP constable, who has visit to look at records. officer who'd be facing now been charged with at- Such a request is not discipline," Forster said, tempting to obstruct jus- unusual when there's a but he did add that view- tice. suggestion there could be points can change depend- The charge follows a hostile reception, he ing upon the results of any word that Bobyk was tip- added. court or other action. 2815 KALUM STREET. TERRACE P, ONE-638-1956 FAX.638-0998 ped off that El investiga- MacDonald made his tors were on his case last first appearance in Terrace June and were going to provincial court Aug. 11 pay him ,~ visit. and is due back Sept. 8. "I did get a phone call, MacDonald, a three- but it was from somebody year veteran of the detach- else," Bobyk said last meat, and another officer, week. "It wasn't from who wasn't criminally ~'--~P- "~ ~i~ Jason. He wouldn't do charged, have been sus- ,.i~.i~ i ~ that." Bobyk, who denies now.pended",, Bothf°r s°meare m°nthsgoing S~j~~~W_~~ i i " ~ ~ working while collecting through an internal invest- ~. poKey, became involved in igation and both are on full + : an El investigation one night last June when he Pa~'~lt's very rare to be sus- was helping out, for no pended without pay," said money, the owners of Staff Sgt. Tom Forster of Greig Ave. Auto Repair. the local detachment. While working on an- "You have to clearly show other vehicle, MacDonald serious corruption." and an auxiliary officer, Following a nine-month ! Vince Heslenfeld, both of investigation led by Staff- whom were on duty, stop- Sgt. Greg Funk of Kitimat, ped in so MacDonald's who oversees the region's Ford Explorer could be detachments, enough evi- checked over. dence was established to Heslenfeld's full time lay criminal charges job is that of an El invest- against MacDonald, but igator and he began to not the other officer in- take an interest in Bobyk. volved. : And it was when Bobyk "Inspector Wheler, the was tipped off that Heslen- officer in charge of the . feld wanted to visit Bobyk Terrace detachment wan- ~ ~ i:~ at his own shop to review ted an independent invest- :~!!i!i!,' .~ii!!!i+:~?;: IW ~ ~IV !~~~ ":"~ii:iiii~ii~ records, that the investiga- igation," said Funk. ~! + : ..... , tion began against Mac- Funk wouldn't comment Donald. on how this case compares Bobyk said the person with others he's looked on the other end told him, into, but said "any time

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r" n .... ;lIt])l l)l:llI~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000- A3 Mom doubts ' :, '" N ews In Brief immunization ::i::ii" :i:: :::i':.!! ::i:'~' ': ,):.- • ICBC bans motorized effectiveness skateboards from roads I('BC IS reminding users of motorized scooters and skateboards that they cl:tssify as motor vehicles for children and need It) he registered, licensed, and insured for use 011 the road. By SARAH GLEN striving to make il Motorized skateboards and scooters fail to meet TRACEY MCKINNON [immunization] better." Provincial standards for lighting, braking and sea- feels like she's a minority But it was the move to ting requirements, so they cannot be operaled on in Terrace. inject children with public roads. But if current trends are "drugs" that made McKin- Any person operating a motorized scooter on a any indication, McKinnon non question immunization B.C. road may be ticketed by police, and the vehi. won't be feeling this way in the first place. cle could face impoundment According to 1CBC, for much longer. "I don't see why kids the small wheel size and configuration of scooter This local mother of need it. If you keep your steering contponents makes them unstable and dif- two is part of a growing children healthy, there is ficult to control. movement of parents no reason why they need choosing not to immunize to be immunized," said their children. McKinnon. Window vandals sought "l hear all the time that She breast fed her first "I'I:I~RACE RCMP arc looking for suspects after I should follow what child Cianne and she is the windows of the Golden Flame Restaurant and everyone else is doing," currently breast feeding x. k " B & G Grocery were broken. said MeKinnon. "But her second child, three- ~,:¢ Police say Ihe vandal or vandals struck some- that's one of the problems week-old Pharran. McKin- "~'r .¢:'~:~ tnne on lhe night of Sunday Aug. 13. with our society - we non notes that breast feed- Anyone who has any leads is asked to call the manufacture sheep." ing transfers her body's Terrace RCMP at 638-7400 or Crimestoppers at She says immunization antibodies to the baby, 63S-TIPS. isn't 100 per cent perfect which builds the child's and cites the physical and immune system. emotional side effects that "Cianne is in constant go a!ong with the proce- contact with other children US offficial here dure as the strongest rea- and she has never had TIlE NEWLY-APPOINTED Consul General for tile sons why she doesn't im- anything more than a cold. United Stales based in Vancouver is travelling munize her young children. That must say something," NO NEEDLES HERE: Tracey McKinnon sits with her two daughters, eight-year- around the northwest this week. "I think people need to she said. old Cianne and three-week-old Pharan. McKinnon doesn't believe in immuniz- Hugo Llorens is in Terrace today, speaking to take a closer look at the Cianne is now eight ing her children. Instead, she promotes a healthy immune system as the the chamber of conmleree at noon at tile Coast Inn information surrounding years old. body's natural defense against disease. of the West. this issue. There is so McKinnon also notes He'll be speaking about trade between the Uni- much hidden," she said. that a lot of adults who marion on immunization gotten over diphtheria, rny "1 think that modern ted Stales and Canada and the benefits of an eco- The opting out move- were tmmunized as babies often turn to the Internet, a, sister still dealt with the medicine has a place in nomic rehttionship between the two countries. ment has local communic- are just now getting sick - source that she maintains side effects later on," she overall health, bul when able disease coordinator something she attributes to provides "over 95 per cent said. we start to rely only on B.C. Libs have new site Margaret McKlevie wor- childhood immunization. And it's these missing that type of medicine we inaccurate information." TItE B.C. LIBERAL party has hmnched a new web ried. "When you are inject- She believes that this first-hand experiences that ignore the other aspects of site. It's at www.bcliberals.com. "In the past five to l0 ing your body with viruses trend in parents stems from McKelvie maintains are health, like psychological The party says the site is to provide news re- years I have definitely there is apt to be giving people a false sense and emotional well today's adults, who for the leases, policy brochures, speeches and leader Gor- seen this trend grow in problems." most part have never seen of security. being," said McKinnon. don Campbell's weekly radio addresses. new parents across North But that's an argument the effects of communic- "People think that She hopes other parents America. It's a frightening McKelvie says isn't foun- able diseases first hand. we've beaten these dis- will research intntuniza- thought," said McKelvie. ded in science. "People have forgotten eases but the constant tion. Boat motor stolen She estimates that the "People are trying to just how serious these dis- threat is always there," "Whatever choice you TERI~ACE RCMP arc looking for a htrge amount number of parents who link these unexplainable eases are," said McKelvie. she said. make, you need to educate of stlen fishing and boating equipment. don't tmmunize their diseases to immuniza- She highlights her point But McKinnon attri- yourself first," she said. A 20hp Mariner jet outboard motor, assorted children may be as high as tion," McKelvie said. with her sister who con- butes disease to a weak McKelvie also stresses fishing and camping gear and two Ambassadeur 5 per cent. "They are looking for a tracted diphtheria, one of imnmne system, which she education. "Public health reels on Skeena King and Fraser King rods were While she admits im- cause and effect relation- the diseases that is immu- believes is brought on by nurses will bend over stolen in the late hours of Aug. 12 from a residence munization is not 100 per ship. But the truth is we nized against. poor overall heath, nutri- backwards to educate par- in the 2700 block of Thornhill St. cent effective, she stresses just don't know what Her sister turned blue tion and living standards. ents or help thern in any This is the second incident involving stolen that the benefits outweigh causes diseases like can- and grew a thin, grayish Although she doesn't way. We have a lot of ma- boating equtpment in just over a month. In early the problems. cer and MS [multiple filn3 over the back of her support immunization, terial available to make July, a 14 foot zodiac was stolen from the 4800 "There is no perfect sclerosis]." throat that made it difficult McKinnon stresses that their decisions easier," she block of Lazelle Ave. drug," said McKelvie McKelvie worries that for her to breathe. she isn't against modern said. "But we are constantly parents who look for infer- "Even .after she had medicine. -

IFI YOU BE THE JUDGE ,, o L, Why DoesDaddy Wear A Dress? UCK. m • ;~e°~sm~ie:~t~7:hD:dduYt w::rta drreS;~ed the .eggs BASEDON Tile.people in line behind 4 year old Debbie ACTUALCOURT gas~e~bie's mom Roxanne turned beet red. CASES (J "Debbie, here's a chocolate bar. Let's see how Sander tried to comfort her. "Trust me, lest you can eat it.' Debble is the centre of my life. My love for her l'urning to the cashier, Roxanne pleaded, will overcome what you !eel are "Can't you go any faster?" Little Debbie quietly, munch.ed on her insurmountable difficulties. Dent worry, everything will work out." chocolate bar. She couEt sense that all eyes But things didn't work out. were on her. When Sander came back from Enqland as "Mommy~ Daddy says every time he wears 'Sandra', Roxanne re~used to let 'tier' see high heels, his feet hurt. Why does he wear Oebbie. high heels if his feet hurt?" Sandra asked the court for weekly Anolher gasp swept through the line. telephone access and monthly suoervis~ Roxanne .qrabbedDebble, abandoned her visils until a trial udge would decide the case. carriage and'ran for the car. In court, Sar~dra argued tearfully. "Your ...... ,,~. ., ~ ~ . .... ~.~ Breaking the speed limit, she raced to her Honour, please don t lake mv child away from mother's, dumped Debbie, unceremoniously into me. As a man or a woman, rm STill her raTner her molher's arms- "Don I ask questions, I'll tell and nothing will chan~e that." you later" - and drove furiously to her Roxanne stormed" to her ~eet. "Your husband s house. Honour, how is Debbie supposed to face a "How could you? You gave me your word father who's a woman? The few limes we ~;~ ~ ~ when we separa'ted that you wouldr;'t dress in have run into her k/ther recently,, Debbie had your ridiculous outfits when Debbie was visiting nightmares, wet Ihe bed and threw wild you." tantrums. Access would certainly not benefit Sander looked sadly at his wife. "My Debbie." ? dearest Roxanne, I have no choice. The date Sandra interrupted. "Don't believe her, for my sex change operation has been set. I'm Your Honour. Debbie has never had trouble 2! traveling to England in ,6 months Io have it. An dealing with my newfound femininity." intrinsic requirement .at getting the change is Disl~washer thai I must appear and act like a woman during Should interim access be .qiven to Sandra? the time leadin.q up to Ihe operation. You Be The Judgel Then look below for the Clean Range Roxanne collapsed on the sofa in tears. decision. SPONSORED BY WRIGHT & MARDIROS TRIAL LAWYERS Serving the Pacific Northwest

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ZO.UI BE TH.E JU,,DGE - DEC|SION:"Sandra gets access," declde.d Judge Lilly.,"lf we wait or the triql, bandra will hqve gone so long w,ilhout, access t,hat a reunion miflht beharmtul to Debbie. On. the oth.er hand, a trial udge m,a~( decide in the end.that Sandra shou'fd have no access at all, TOTEM FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Balanc ng these two concerns, I will let access contlnue but severely limited to monlhly supervised contact and weekly, telephone contact, S.andra's sex change is not a reason to refuse access unless it harms Debbie. And I don't believe the claims that Debbie went berserk after seeing her father." 4501 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, BeC. Today's column is based on a case from On, aria. If you have a slm lar problem, pl~s,e contact (spnser) or another lawyer n ~our province. To prov de compe ing enlertalnment wp have ti,clionahz~ the names,,the characters and he scenariosin thq case. Any resemblance,toregl p ,epple.ispurely coincldental. In Ihe inlerest at clarity and brevity, 638-1158 or 1-800-813-11 58 he ega ssuesin the case have been greatly reduced and slmplitJed, ¢CapyrJghl Mog~ Group Inc Claire Bernsleinis a lawyerand nationallysyndicated column st. Copyrght 2000 Ha ka Enterprlses.C23.9 • AIk fP~ i A4- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 TERRACE

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I Mike Scott I CRITICS OF Mike Scott too easily write off his parliamentary career as being anti-native, being mean spirited and being down right nasty when it comes to land claim treaties. To be sure, Mr. Scott devoted a substantial amount of his career opposing how treaties are structured. He thought there was too much money involved, too much power and authority being handed over and that it was wrong to con- stitutionally lock in native self government. But Mr. Scott's opposition goes beyond the terms and conditions of land claim treaties. He supported, for example, native women who feel the current reserve system of government is male-dominated and works against their rights and who then worry about how that would play This is not the w(]y to treat an M P VICTORIA - For seven years, One of the Alliance Party's one of its own because he out in native self government powers. Keith Martin has represented cherished political planks is to doesn't toe the party line or, He felt the existing band system of government the Reform/Alliance party in allow more free votes in Par- more specifically, the leader's was not accountable to the people it was sup- the Vancouver island riding of liament, a worthy objective. line. Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca and But what's good enough for Day has burst onto the Ca- posed to serve. judging from his popularity Parliament, ought to be good nadian political scene with un- In short, Mr. Scott mirrors the philosophical with voters, he has acquitted enough for the Alliance's own deniable force. He holds perso- prime directive of first the Reform party and now himself well. ranks nal values dear and has the Then he lost the leadership In a spirited defence of the courage to express them in no the Alliance party - too much government is bad race for the Alliance Party to riding association's move to uncertain terms. Many Cana- and that individual rights are stifled as a result. Stockwell Day which seems to unseat Martin, Blake Mac- dians share those values, but The irony is that there is a smidgen of common have scuttled his future politi- Kenzie, Richardson's cam- their sense of fairness may well be offended by Martin's remo- cal prospects. The first sign of fROM THE CAPITAt paign manager, allows that cause between Mr. Scott and natives. Mr. Scott trouble for Martin was Day's Martin has a right to his opi- val. fears government no matter what its structure. decision not to include him in HUBERT BEYER nions,'but that he must also Day would be well-advised his shadow cabinet. expect criticism of his posi- to put out the fire in Esquimalt- Natives say they've suffered under a particularly benefit our ailing public sys- The wise victor does not tions. "That's called freedom Juan de Fuca, which is easier tem is also too controversial domineering and oppressive form of govern- humiliate his losing opponent, of speech." said than done, considering for a party that wants to form a ment. but tries to close the rift every Well, freedom of speech is that, knowingly or unknowing- government. leadership race causes by of- one thing. A re-enactment of ly, he was the one who set it. So in the end, Mr. Scott's legacy may well be The pro-life faction in Mar- fering his former opponent an Brutus' disaffection with Cae- Meanwhile, my advice to that both he and natives are right. tin's riding didn't take long to olive branch. sar is quite another. Martin is the same I gave him clue in to the new leader's un- I'm sure Day is astute en- MacKenzie points out that a few weeks ago: cut your spoken wishes and has pro- ough to know this. His problem any federal Liberal MP dis- losses and run for the B.C. Lib- I duced an opponent to Martin's, •was .not so muchLthat Martin agreeing with his or her leader ' erals~ .... ' ' ff6riiinati6ii ii~ the- person of ran against him, but thaf Sev- to the extent that Martin has Under' Day's Alliance lea- Robin Richardson who ran eral of his key positions are disagreed with Preston Man- dership, Martin's obvious poll- Day's campaign in the riding. diametrically opposed to his ning, the former Reform lea- tical talents will be wasted in Boat rides Richardson's campaign own. der, would have been kicked Ottawa, but he could contribute manager says Martin is too First and foremost is that out of caucus. a lot to British Columbia. ABOUT A decade ago Danny Sheridan, then a liberal to represent the party, Martin does not vociferously That's some comment from For one thing, as Vern, a re- an obvious reference to the city councillor, discovered a ship tied up at a dock oppose abortion. Although Day a man who is determined to tired doctor and e-mail buddy man's stand on abortion. on the lower mainland. With some work, he has pledged to abide by the unseat Martin and thereby ef- of mine, points out, Martin is I understand the total oppo- will of the public, he is per- fectively kick him out of the squeaky clean, and that is judged, it could offer excursions up and down the sition to abortion by many Al- sonally opposed to aborting party. something we could really use liance supporters and share it Skeena River -just the thing for an area looking and doesn't want anyone in his Canadians may well ask in British Columbia. to the extent that I find partial- to develop a tourist attraction. inner circle who might allow what they can expect from a Beyer can be reached at: birth abortions horrid, but a that aborting is acceptable potential government that E m a i I Unfortunately, Mr. Sheridan's plan never got party that aspires to govern the under certain circumstances. while championing free votes [email protected]; Tel beyond the thinking stage, but now, given the ex- Martin's view that a two- nation should display a little in Parliament, is willing to de- (250) 381-6900; Web more respect for dissenting ample of the $5 boat rides offered this past River- tiered health car system could stroy the political career of http:Hwww.hubertbeyer.com boat Days, it deserves to be revived. opinions. If there's one natural resource which could be used more for tourism, it is the Skeena River. What German or Japanese or American tourist could pass up a day or half a day on the river, A sa esI:,erson in the making complete with a lunch and a bit of history thrown ENTHUSIASM SEPARATES in glittery medieval finery. I left her to continue the ar- the lasksadaisicakal novice "It's a Kelly doll. I have ten gument with herself and made in for good measure? from the accomplished expert, of them. They're Barbie's my way to a checkout where a How many pictures would be shown off back and whether they excel in sky daughters." clerk waited. jumping or tie dyeing, watch- Now my granddaughters Too often salespeople are home given the chance for a picnic lunch on a ing a champion perform is a have bins of dolls, many this portrayed as manipulators who sunny sandbar or the opportunity to see a native joy. size, they fill the bathtub with push us to buy what we don't Hints of adult enthusiasms them on a hot afternoon while really want. In fact, a good fishwheel in action? How many local people have to come often show up at an they soak away an hour. But sales person knows his pro- never had a chance to travel the river and how early age: Oscar Peterson I'd never heard of Kelly before. ducts, their merits and draw- began playing piano at eight. "I'd need one more. For her backs, levels with us, and in many visitors have we all had who marvel at the Tiger Williams clubbed golf older sister." the end helps up to buy a pro- Skeena and would want to see it up close? balls with vigour and accuracy She searched the row of duct that exactly fills our ex- before he was two. And Satur- boxes for an identical doll. No pectations at a price we can day I met a ten-year-old who I I "I ;|el Iltl: [] "I I |elH/:l 1[.I luck. She took down a court afford. could become Salesperson of CLAUDETTE SANDECKI jester dressed in pink and That's what the ten-year-old PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link the Year in 2010. green with a head dress that did for me. I left the store con- I found this budding sales- stuck out like a Texas steer's ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach fident our choice of a birthday girl in the Barbie aisle of Zel- able gift for a seven-year-old horns. The doll did at least gift would delight my grand- PRODUCTION MANAGER: EdouardCredgeur lers on my way to the jigsaw granddaughter?" have variety in its favour. daughters and Morn, who will NEWS Jeff Nagel • NEWS/SPORTS: Keith Freeman puzzle section. Though she As gracefully as Karen "You can also buy clothes have few pieces to pick up. NEWS/COMMUNITY: Jennifer Lang seemed to be alone, out loud Kain, she stretched to take for them:" She held out a The dolls don't make noise. FRONT OFFICE: DarleneKeeping she was arguing the pros and down a tiny box from a row on much larger box with several They take up little space. And CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy cons of two boxes she held. the top shelf. "ThisF' scraps of colourful cloth skew- they will never need batteries. ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: She was fresh faced, coltish She handed me a feather- ered like butterflies to card- If only I could always so ea- Sam Bedford, Mark Beaupre & Stacy Swetlikoff in.her movements, until during light box. Inside, behind a board. sily find an equally helpful, TELEMARKETER: Stacy Swetlikoff a break in her monologue I clear plastic window, stood a "These will do fine," I said. knowledgeable, and enthusias- DARKROOM/COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur asked, "What would be a suit- four-inch high princess dressed "Thanks for your help." tic salesperson. AD ASSISTANT: SandraStefanik & Clare Hallock

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Serving the Terrace and Thomhtll area. Publishedon Wednesdayol each week at 3210 Clinlon Slreet, Terrace, British Columbia,VSG 5R2. Stories, photographs,illustrations, designs and lypes~es in Ihe Terrace Standardare the property of the cowdghl holders, including Cadboo Press (1969) Ltd., its illustration repro services and advertising agencies. Re~ In whole or in ~tl, ~ wfltlen permission,is spedflcellyIxohibltsd. Authorizedas second.classmall pendingthe PostOffice Departmenl.for paymenlol postagein cash. Special thanks to all our contributors and correspondents for their time and talents i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 - A5 Kemano in brief • The town of 200 is 65 kilometres southeast of Ki- timat down the Gardner Canal. • It was built in 1951 by Alcan to house workers who would run and maintain the 896-megawatt hy- droelecric generating station the company built to power its Kitimat aluminum smelter. • The. Kemano power project involved blasting a quarter mile tunnel through Mount Dubose to tap the dammed up waters of the Nechako reservoir. • Work in industry was plentiful and workers were scarce, so Alcan decided to build an ambitious full- facility town to attract employees and families. • Little expense was spared in the creating Kema- no, which included a golf course, school, curling rink and other facilities. • Half a century after it was built, Kemano can still only be reached by air or water.

,.. , t" • ' '" ' PRE'I-FY AS a picture is the best description for the way the tiny electric generators through which water flows to prove the power townsite of Kemano fits into its surrounding landscape. That to run Alcan's Kitimat aluminum smelter. The townsite has been mountain overlooking the location contains the massive hydro- closed down by Alcan in an attempt to save money.

T HE LAST newborn has been "The whole community has been ideal for christened. people with small children," says Hardy. The kids at Lord Alexander "Everybody looks after each others pets and School have written their names kids." it was also a community where no-one worried and salutations on the front wall. about locking their doors or leaving the keys in There is now little activity on the narrow, the ignition in case the neighbours needed to tree-lined streets edged by pre-fab aluminum- borrow the vehicle. sided homes with well-kept yards. "It's been a bit utopian for a lot of people The houses, though a little weathered, still here," says community nurse Joan Lawrence. look ready to stand the test of time. "It's not exactly the real world." But time has run out for the community of But the real world is something Kemanoites Kemano. At the end of July the small town of are going to have to get used to now. And, Hardy says, most people are ready to 220 - wholly owned by Alcan - closed for " make that move. good. When the announcement of the closure came Carved into the heart of Mount Dubose, the almost a year ago, it started a slow but steady Kemano power house - and the accompanying trickle of residents out of the community. feats that created the Kitimat smelter - became Some were able to find work in Kitimat at the an instant legend, and not just in engineering cir- smelter, others have cles. moved further afield As the hydroelectric plant was an around-the- to Alberta and On- clock operation, Alcan decided it needed.a full- time community - and one that was family- :" "i'm ready to friendly. leave," said long- As a result the Kemano townsite was provided time resident and with all the amenities necessary to provide for 50 electrical technician families: a social club, recreation centre, movie David Dennison, theatre, bowling alley/curling rink and houses for who heads for Ter- which employees paid a aominal rent of about race after 28 years $175 a month (the an.hunt varied depending on in Kemano. the house). Kemano residents close their doors for good He adds that A company boat made twice weekly trips to .t. since his kids have Kitimat so families could go shopping. grown up and moved "A basic, old-fashioned company town," is A special report by Matthew Plain and Kevin Smith away to start their how Alcan superintendent of personnel Michael own families, the Shuster describes Kemano. torie church will also remain for the use of the a tight-knit community. reasons to stay just But after more than 50 years of running the those crews. Unlike other kids, she explains, those who aren't there. townsite, Alcan decided it was no longer econo- But the lifeblood of any real community, fa- grew up in Kemano will never be able to exper- But looking back Joan Lawrence mic - the closure will save an estimated $13 milies, will be gone, And so will those children's ience the nostalgia of revisiting the place of their over the years, he's million per year. hometown. childhood. clear on one thing - "I'd do it again," he says. But Kemano will not become a "ghost town" "The kids will never be able to come home," And even on a quiet afternoon with few "It's truly been an adventure in here. It's been in the classic sense. The power plant will of, says Liz Hardy, the transition team co-ordinator people in sight, an outsider could get a sense of good for me," says Lawrence. course continue to operate with crews being brought in from Vancouver to assist families in how a family-oriented way of life took root in It's a sentiment many share. brought in on a shift rotation system. The Alcan sorting out the moving details and help ease the this idyllic spot located some 65 km south of Ki- It's also why - even if they are leaving Kema- staff-house, recreation centre, cafeteria, and his- emotional burden that accompanies leaving such timat at the end of a narrow channel. no - Kemano will never leave them. Many factors behind move Town of unlocked to close town doors ran on trust WHILE IT is estimated Alcan will save $13 million annually by closing AS THE YEARS spread dents formed a bond that is city would be an invitation the Kemano townsite, that's not the out across half a century, rare in communities today to criminals were norms in only reason for the closure. the seclusion of Kemano "It's the kind of town Kemano. Former superintendent Don Tim- created special bonds be- you envision your parents Dennison explained lick explained meeting government tween residents. growing up in," said Jill going on vacation for a regulations on services such as "Because you are so Stohl, who arrived in Ke- month and leaving the health and child care as well as isolated, you are indepen- mano two years ago with house door unlocked or keeping qualified staff in the town dent of outside support," her husband and three kids. leaving keys dangling in was becoming increasingly difficult. said Fay Dennison, a 28- "You trusted everyone the vehicle's ignition in "Finance was not the only year resident, and you watched out for case a neighbour had an aspect," he said. "It was very diffi- She describes life in everyone." emergency were standard cult to capture people for an exten- Kemano as a utopia with a Stohl said that after her practices. ded period of time." Leave it to Beaver type at- children settled in and she But that's not to say life He also cited regulations for es- mosphere that allowed found work part-time at the in Kemano was without sential services such as schooling as community members to post-office and part-time some tribulations. Even becoming more demanding. become family. though residents made fre- "We as a company (were) having "It's difficult to under- quent trips to Kitimat and great difficulty meeting their stand if you never lived "It's the kind of supplies arrived regularly, demands," he said. there," she said recalling town you envision living in Kemano often Timlick recalled that during the the early days when she meant improvising when 1960s the government was less strict first moved to the town your parents certain items were un- with regulations than they are today. after her husband got a po- growing up in." available. Being a resident of Kemano for sition with Alcan as an "You get used to wait- 1¢~ yttars, Timliek had also noticed a electrical engineer. ing for things," said Den- Since then Dennison as a janitor, the family felt nlson. "The grocery store ehlange in demographics. THE GENERATORS in the Kemano power house are now to be run said aspects of the town a connection with the didn't always carry what He said the company had begun by rotating crews, rather than workers living In the town. hiring for the power plant internally have evolved considerab- town. we wanted." from the Kitimat smelter. This ten- ly, such as women being "Once you're living in School princip~ ded to bring in an older work force Kitimat and Terrace." necessarily everybody's cup of tea." accepted in the work Kemano you wouldn't Allison added that who had earned more vacation time Alean responded to the changing So, although Timlick himself had force, but the spirit of Ke- want to be anywhere and flow of incoming sup with Alcan. demographic by introducing manda- formed a personal attachment to the mano has always re- else," she said, "The rivers plies meant residents had While residents during the origi- tory tests of employees before mov- town, he agreed with the decision mained, and wildlife - it's pictures- to become accustomed to nal phases of the town stayed for de- ing to Kemano, The tests, introduced and believed the company had been "It,s the same family que." "the rhythms of Kemano." cades, during the 1980s that began a few years ago, were designed to fair in helping residents move on. atmosphere," she said. But for Stohl it was the Items could become so to change, ensure employees were suited to the "Overall we have done the best And that was the draw for people and lifestyle that difficult to obtain at times "More and more people wanted to lifesyle, we coUld~', he said, adding that the many to the remote com- made the town so appeal- that he compared it to life get out for the winter," he said, "People coming in weren't suited severance offered by Alcan was munity, With crime rates ing ...... "They were spending more time in (for Kemano)," he said, "It Wasn't "comparable to any other employer," virtually non-existen t, resl- Practices that in the Continued Page A6 A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Au.clust 23, 2000 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 - A7 mmm m n m m mm m m m m m m | m m mm m |m| m m m m mm m | 1 mmmm lllmmm II II II n n ii n n II n ml n mm m m m mm m m m ,,- m m m m m i COAST MOUNTAINS SCHOOL BUS ROUTE #I - COPPER MOUNTAIN- Bus # C225 Ii m DISTRICT SERVING:Copper Mt Elem, 'l'lx)mh~llPnn~P/, 'l~omh¢lJr, CaledoniaSr See. SkeenaJr. See.andSe~enrval ~nst~ m I School District 82 STOPNO, STOPNAME TIME A,M. m I SCHOOL OPENING - SEPTEMBER 2000 1 Walker & Simpson 7:41 For the communities of the Hazeltons, Kitimat, 2 Edlund Bus Shelter 7:42 m i 3 Furlong& Mist Street 7:43 Kitwanga, Stewart, Terrace/Thornhill 4 Clore & Skinner 7:45 l i 5 Copper Mountain Elem.(RoadSide) 7:46 6 Thornhill Jr, Sec. (Bay 1) 7:52 m i Preparing For The Future 7 Caledonia Sr. Seo. 8:00 8 6keen• Jr. Sec. (Bay 2) 8:02 m 9 Thornhill Neighbourhoocl Pub 8:11 m To All Parents: m n i would like to welcome students and parents to the 2000/01 10 Cottonwood& Aspen Shelter 8:15 1 11 Hilltop Store 8:17 School Year. The success of each student is enhanced by 12 Thornhlll Jr. Sec. 8,,-,.,"~= m II the cooperative support of parents and the school staff and I 13 Caledonia Sr. Sec ...... 8:35 15 Skarland Road 3:15 2 Thornhlll Elem. 2:36 17 Caledonia St. Sec. 3:25 4 Bulkley Dr. Lot 36 7:41 BUS ROUTE #15 - ROSSWOOD BUS ROUTE #32 - KLEANZA NORTH m 14 Skeena Jr. Sec. 8:37 16 5880Oid Remo Road 3:17 3 Thornhill Jr. Sec. 2:48 18 Skeena Jr. See.North End 3:29 5 Skeena Dr. Lot 47 7:44 encourage you to visit your child's/children's school and Bus #0232 Bus #0206 II meet their teachers, principal and staff. 15 Garage 17 Kozier Road 3:19 4 Dogwood Sir. 2:57 19 Uplands Elem. 3:34 6 Skeena Dr. Lot 41 7:45 P.M. 18 Whitebottom Road #1 (weather) 3:23 5 3700Block Krumm Road 3:00 20 Orde Road 3:38 7 Rifle Range Road 7:52 SERVINLUplands, Kdi K'Shan, Cass~eHall,Clacence M ¢,h~el, Skeena Jr S~c Serwng:.Copper Mountain Elern.,Thomhdl Pnmaw, ET KonneyPnrmry, Cta~ m STOP NO. STOP NAME TIME Mchiel, ChrLstenCanlenn~l, Caledon~ Seni0r,andSkeena Jr m 1 Thomhill Primary 2:29 19 636901d Remo Road 3:25 6 Creek Road 3:03 21 Merkley Road Mail Boxes 3:45 8 Copper Mountain Elem. 7:55 A,M, STOP NO. STOP NAME TIME • The following information is to advise parents of school 2 Thornhill Elementary 2:35 20 Robin RoadtoTree #1 3:28 7 Churchill Drive 3:05 22 4875 Merkley Rd, Pole #15 3:46 9 Clore & Walker 7:57 i 1 Geier Road 6:55 A,M. 1 opening procedures and to encourage pre-registration of 3 Thomhill Jr, Sec. (Bay 3) 2:43 21 Robin Road #2 LeftTum 3:29 8 Waterlily Bay 3:14 23 Brown House 3:47 10 ThornhillJr. Sec. 8:06 2 Brousseau Road #1 7:00 1 Gold Creek 7:31 • 4 Hilltop Store 2:46 22 Robin Road over bridge #3 3:31 9 Bus Shelter(Lakelse Lodge Road) 3:21 24 Dover & Merkley Rd. 3:48 11 Hemlock & Larch St. 8:14 m students new to the District. If yDU have any questions 3 Brousseau Road #2 7:01 2 Bornite Rd #1 7:36 5 Hawthorne & Hemlock 2:47 23 Robin Road #4 pole 4 3:32 10 Oil's Place 3:22 25 Muller's 3:49 12 Larch Street 8:15 II regardingyour child's placement please call the school. 4 Egan Road #1 7:03 3 Bornite Rd #2 7:39 • 6 Hemlock& Balsam 2:48 24 Thornhlll Jr. See. 3:45 11. Adele & 1stAve. 3:23 26 5225 Dover Rd 3:50 13 SpruceSt. B:17 m STUDENTS POURED their sorrow at leaving their 5 Geier Rd & Egan Rd 7:04 4 Bemire Rd #3 7:41 7 Krumm & Hemlock 2:50 25 Mark Street 3:51 12 2251 lstAvenue 3:23 27 Freeman 4:00 14 Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub 8:20 hometown out onto paper in the form of artwork m !6 Egan Road#2 7:07 5 Sub. #1 7:46 • If you are new to the area and wish information which school 6 Krumm & Laurel 2:50 26 Skeena Valley Trailer Court 3:53 13 McBride & lstAvenue 3:24 28 Pratt Road 4:01 15 Thornhill Primary 8:25 that still hangs in the halls of the school. !7 Egan Rd#3 7:08 6 Sub. #2 7:48 II yourchildren should attend please call the Board Office: 9 Aspen & Laurel 2:51 27 4226 Queensway (blue trailer) 3:54 14 McBride & Bruce St. 3:24 29 Dover Road - top of hill 4:02 16 Thornhill Elem. 8:27 8 Spencer's 7:11 7 Sub. #3 7:49 [] 10 King & Thomhill St. 2:52 28 Kenworth & Queensway 3:55 15, Thornhill Jr. Se¢. (bay 2) 3:50 30 Dover Road - bottom of hill 4:03 17 ThornhillJr. Sec 8:28 635-4931, Local 203 9 Trailer House 7:12 8 Sub.#4 7:50 11 Centennial Chdsflan School 3:20 29 Band Office 4:00 16 Churchill Drive 4:01 31 Freeman Rd 4:05 18 Klti K'Shan Primary. 8:47 II Our of town: 1-800-665-6134,Local 203 10 Petit's 7:15 9 Laurler St 8:corn School size 12 Caledonia Sr. Sec.(hydranUpole) 3:25 30 Farkvam Road 4:04 17 Waterlily Bay 4:10 32 Dutch Valley 4:07 19 Cassie Hall Elem.. 8:50 Ill 11 Friel 7:16 10 4120 Access Road (beige house) 8:01 II If you live in Kitimat please call the Kitimat Office 639-9542 13 Thornhlll Jr. Sec. (Bay 3) 3:35 31 Mattson Road #3 4:06 18 Hulrs Road & Highway 37 S 4i15 33 McConnell Avenue 4:08 P.M. 12 Big Cedar Turnaround 7:19 11 Copper Mountain Elementary 8:03 n Herb Fader 14 Hilltop Store 3:40 32 Krebbs Corner pole 32 4:08 19; Bus Shelter (Lakelse Lodge Road) 4:16 34 Mountain Vista #1 4:09 1 KIti K'Shan Primary 2:55 13 Yellow Gate 7:21 12 Walker& ChloreAve. 8:05 m Superintendent of Schools 15 Thomhill Neighbeurhood Pub 3:42 33 Skarland Road 4:17 20" Adele & 1st Avenue 4:17 35 Mountain Vista #2 4:10 2 Cassie Hall Elem. 3:05 was a rarity 14 Mr. View Ranch Via Cedar River Road 7:25 13 Thornhlll Primary 8:12 • 16 Dogwood St. 3:43 34 Whitebottom Road #1 (weather) 4:15 21 2551 lstAvenue 4:17 36 Gordon Drive/Mile Place 4:12 3 Caledonia Sr" Sec. 3:20 15 Cedar Road #2 7:28 14 Thornhill Junior 8:15 17 Cottonwood&Aspen 3:44 35 6111 Old Remo Road 4:20 22. 1st Avenue & McBride. 4:18 4 Thornhill Jr, Sec. 3:40 AT KEMANO's Lord If Kemanoites preferred 16 Parker Road 7:30 15 ET Kenney Primary 8:21 • m PRE-REGISTRATIONFOR ALL 18 Hemlock &Aspen 3:45 36 Robin Road by tree 4:22 :23,' McBride & Bruce 4:18 BUS ROUTE #SA - KALUM VALLEY 5 Copperside Estates - Old Store 3:54 Alexander School it was to send their children to a 17 Parker Road #2 7:31 16 Clarence Mlchiel Elementary 8:22 19 Walnut&Juniper 3:46 37 Robin LF pole 12 (White House) 4:24 6 Cepperside Estates - East 3:55 possib): for a student to be ,,~ BUS ROUTE #7- NEW REMO Bus # C212 18 White's 7:33 17 Centennial Christian School 8:23 [] • private school elsewhere, m SCHOOLS WILL BE 20 Juniper & Cypress 3:48 38 Robin Road over bddge #3 4:45 7 Copperside Estates - West 3:56 SERVING: UplandsE~m, Caledo~ St Sec, SkeenaJr See, 19 Store - Curtis Road #1 7:34 18 Caledonia Senior Secondary 8:25 -- at the top, middle and bot- the company was willing 21 Cypress & Hawthorn 3:49 Bus # C223 8 Gossen Cr. Dr, Lot 21 4:03 ThomhillJr. S~:., l.al~ge Jr. HkJh 20 Curtis Road #2 7:35 19 Skeena Junior Secondary 8:26 m tom of his class, quips to cover 54 per cent of the m WEDNESDAY& THURSDAY, BUS ROUTE #4- JACK PINE FLATS SERVING:.Car~:IoniaSr. See.,Skeena Jr. Sec. Veritas,Clarence M~ch~el Elem., 9 5179 Gossen ere Dr. 4:06 STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME 21 Parmenter's 7:40 P.M. principal Ken Allison. tuition, Allison explains. E.T. KeuneyPdmary, Parkside Primary A.M. 10 Bulkley& Skeena 4:08 BUS ROUTE #2 - USK: Bus #0219 Bus #C230 , STOP'NO.~ STOPNAME TIME 22 Lake - Hart Place 7:42 1 Copper Mountain Elementary 2:35 [] He explains there were He adds that ',getting m AUGUST 30 & 31,2000 1 Douglas Rd. & Dutch Valley Mail Box 7:40 11 Bulkley Lot 36 4:09 SERVING :. CopperMour~ain, ~h)I Jr See,Caledonia St See SERVING: ThomhiNPrimal/, Thornhi~lElent, Th0mhlllJr. See. A,M. 23 Lean To Creek 8:05 2 Thornhlll Junior (drop off) 2:45 -- often years when only a C~renceM~iel E~em,Skeena Jr, Se~, Verbs 2 Kalum Lk. Dr. & Dover Road 7:44 12 Skeena Dr. Lot47 4:12 back to the real school i 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m, STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME ,'11: Zimrnacord 7:39 24 8 Mile 8:08 3 Thornhill Primary 2:48 • single student for a partic- STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME A,M. 3 Dover Road & Pratt 7:45 13 SkeenaDr. Lot41 4:13 system" is going to be one n Kindergarten pupi/s are requested to begin attending on the date arranged 4,M. . .2~, New~Remo#1 7:42 25 7 Mile 8:09 4 Thornhlll Elementary 2:50 A.M. 1 Turn Left on Old Lakelse & Marion 7:17 4 Freeman's 7:46 ular grade was enrolled. of the biggest challenges by the school Pupils not pre.registered should register on the above ".3 ; New:Bemo #2 7:45 26 Findlay Lake Road 8:10 5 Thornhill Junior 2:55 • Check In 2 Marion & Lodgepole 7:35 5 Dover/Merkley 7:48 BUS ROUTE #11 - COPPERSIDE But though the number facing the teaching staff. mentioned registration dates. _4"~ Reserve #2 7:50 27 Findlay Lake - Bus Shelter 8:12 6 4120 Access Rd. (beige house) 3:00 .... I 1 Smitty's 7:45 3 Left on Sockeye (first house) 7:35 6 4875 Merkley Drive, Pole 15 7:50 of students - about 30 from ~.5~ Reserve #1 7:51 Bus #0210 28 Halliwell Mailboxes 8:25 7 Laufier St./Creech St. 3:04 m Due to one of those ty- 2 Chimdemash, 2nd Intersection 7:45 7 Merkley Drive mail boxes 7:51 kindergarten to Grade 8 4 Sockeye/Edgewood Place 7:37 .6'i Kalu~ Motel 7:52 SERVING:CopperMtn, Elem, ThornhillPrimary, ThomhUl E~n, Thomh~llJr Sec. 29 Uplands Elementary 8:28 8 Gossen Sub - 5 stops ; pical quirks of bureau- I 3 Usk #1 7:50 8 Orde Road 7:52 CaledoniaSr Sec, E,T,Kenney Pnmaff 5 Sockeye/Attree (stop sign) 7:38 =7,: Reel~Inn& Rainbow Inn 7:53 30 Caledonia Senior Secondary 8:31 9 Sub#1 3:08 II spread throughout five cratic thinking, he ex- DISTRICT SCHOOLS WILL 4 Kleanza Drive #1 7:56 9 Uplands Elementary 7:55 STOP NO. STOPNAME TIME 6 Attree (first house on right) 7:38 :'~.: Caledonia Sr" Sec. 7:56 31 Skeena Junior Secondary 8:32 10 Sub #2 3i09 . classrooms during a typi- plains, the teachers at I 5 Kleanza Drive #2 7:56 10 Sparks St. & SoucieAve. 8:00 A,M. 7 Layten/Attree (stop sign) 7:40 ~9: Ske~lla Jr. Sec. 7:58 32 Kiti K'Shan Primary 8:50 cal school year - may Lord Alexander might find OPEN ON 6 Kleanza Drive #3 7:58 11 Caledonia Sr" Sec. 8:02 1 Martin Drive #1 7:35 11 Sub #3 3 10 • 8 Layton (last house on right-turn around) 7:41 .t0 Mouniain Vista Subdivision #1 8:02 33 Cassle Hall Elementary 8:51 12 Sub #4 have been small, Allison I 7 Novotny Street 8:13 12 Skeena Jr. Sec 8:03 2 Otter Drive #1 7:42 it a challenge to find 9 Layton/Solomon Way (turn left) 7:45 ~:,lr Mountain Vista Subdivision #2 8:04 34 Lakelse Junior High 8:63 13 Sub#5 3:11 • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 FOR 8 Copper Mountain Elem. 8:15 13 Hilltop Store B:12 3 Marten Dr. & Copper River Rd 7:42 ardently believes the sons teaching jobs within the 10 Solomon Way (l"traileron right) 7:45 i,~,12 Sprir~ Creek 8:05 P.M. 14 Bornite #1 3:17 I 9 Dobbie Street 8:16 14 Thornhill Street 8:14 4 Caribou Road 7:43 and daughters of Kema- provincial school system, 11 Solomon Way (last house-turn around) 7:46 I,, 13 Lang~r's 8:09 1 Kiti K'Shan Primary 2:55 15 Bornite#2 3:18 • ALL STUDENTS 10 Thomhlll Primary 8:22 15 Newell Street #1 8:15 5 Copper Mountain Elem. 7:50 noites have been served 12 Sockeye (brown house on right) 7:48 i," :14 4873 Kalum Lake Drive 8:10 2 Cassie Hall Elementary 3:D5 16 Bornite #3 3:20 having remained outside I 11 Thornhill Elementary 8:25 16 Newell Street #2 8:15 6 Dobbie Rd. 7:52 well throughout the years. 13 Sockeye (Beaudette;s) 7:48 ,~.15 Free'manRoad 8:11 3 Lakelse Junior High 3:10 17 SUb#1 3:24 I for the duration of their (Except Kindergarten) 12 Thornhlll Junior 8:28 17 Penner Street #1 8:16 7 Martin Drive #1 7:57 14 Turn Left on Williams Cr. Rd (Walker's) 7:49 ';~16 Dover Road 8:14 4 Caledonia Senior Secondary 3:22 18 Sub#2 3:25 "It's as good if not bet- time working in Kemano. I 13 Caledonia Sr. Sec. 8:38 18 Penner Street. #2 8:16 8 Otter Drive #1 7:58 15 Lot 9 on left turnaround 7:50 t'17 Pole.#60 - Kalum Lake Drive 8:16 5 Skeena Junior Secondary 3:25 19 Sub#3 3:26 l ter than other schools," he And on top of that AT THE REGULAR 14 Skeena Jr 8:40 19 Fox Street 8:17 9 Marten Dr. & Copper River Rd 7:58 16 Left on Sockeye (Wiebe's) 7:52 ¢~8 Aller~s - Kalum Lake Drive 8:18 6 Uplands Elementary 3:30 20 Sub #4 3:2B emphasizes, referring not there's the loss of such a I 15 Garage 20 Thornhlll Elem. 8:23 10 Caribou Road 7:59 17 Woeste (2940) 7:52 ~i9 Eang.er's 8:21 7 Findlay Lake Bus Shelter 3:50 21 Thornhlll Junior Secondary 3:40 m only to Lord Alexander's STARTING TIME P.M. 21 ThomhlllJr. Sec 8:24 11 Beaver Crescent 8:00 close-knit classroom envir- 18 Woeste/Lodgepole 7:53 ;~:20 Dutch Valley 8:23 8 Ftndlay Lake Road 3:51 22 Rifle Range Road 3:50 high educational stan- m 1 Copper Mt. Elem. 2:39 22 Thornhlll Primary 8:27 12 ThornhlllJr. Sec. 8:05 onment in which to teach. 19 Woeste (stop sign) 7:55, Uplands Elem 8:29 9 7 Mile 3:52 23 Chlore & Walker 3~53 11 (Mount ElizabethSecondary School Grade 8's report @ 9:00 am to the Theatre, 2 Thornhill Primary 2:45 23 Thornh]ll Jr. Sec. 8:29 13 Queensway #1 8:15 dards, but the wide range Certainly no other school 20 Thornhlll Elem. 8:05 Clarence Mlchlel Elem. 8:32 10 8Mile 3:53 24 Hagen & Parmenter & Furlong 3:54 -- m Grades9-12 reportat 10:00am directlyto home rooms.) 3 Thornhlll Eiem. 2:47 24 Teen Learning Centre 8:39 14 Skeena Valley Trailer Park 8:16 of in-school and extracur- in the province can match 21 Thornhlll Jr. Sec. 8:07 ' ~! CentennialChristlan School 8:34 11 Lean to Creek 3:58 25 3961 McNeil St. Buses will make their morning runs at the usual time and their return runs after 4 Thomhlll Jr, Sec. 2:49 25 Lakelse Junior HIgh 8:41 15 Queensway #2 8:17 ricular sports and activities the one-on-one relationship 22 Thomhlll Primary 8:10 ~94 'Caledonia Sr. Sec. 8:40 12 Lake- Hart Place 4:15 26 Edlund & Hagen St. 3:55 n I students have been in attendance for approximatelyh~o hours 5 Copperside Estates (2 Stops) 3:11 P.M. 16 Band Shelter 8:18 offered throughout the 23 Cottonwood & Aspen 8:18 " 25 Skeena Jr. Sec. 8:41 13 Parmenter's 4:17 27 Walker & Edlund St. 356 • that teachers and students 6 Kleanza Drive Lot #30 3:13 17 Maple & Lowrie 8:20 24 Aspen & Hemlock Road 8:20". 1 Thornhill Elem. 2:38 14 Egan Road#3 4:18 28 Walker & Skinner : • year. have ,forged during the I 7 Kleanza Drive Lot #1 ,, ~3:14, 8'271 ,r P.M. .2:: Hill)op Grocery , :2:45 18 Reserve & Lowrie 8:21 25 Thornhlll Primary ' r Thornhlll Primary ., 15 Egan Road #3 4:20 29 C,ore & Dobble 35 T~ie Kwan Do, baseball ,,e;df's:~~ ...... ~' ~ ',.... 8 Kleanza Drive Lot #2 • t,=3~15.. ~3..~I ThomhillPub . 2:46 .i 19 Kenworth&Lowre ' ~...... --8"22 l REGULAR SCHOOL HOURSAND BUS RUNS WILL 26: Thornhili Elem. B:35 | ,Qr Thornhlll Elem. ' ~ :~:~ 16 GelerRd' .....~i~ i, ~,~;'~. .:, 4:22 30 Copper Mountain Elementary 8 and bas[~etball were a ~ew BiJt.all that has come to 1 9 Kleanza Drive Lot #3 ,, ~ :, 3:16 4 Laurel (Bus Shelter) 2:47 20 Kenworth Str. .... ~ ...... :. .... 8:23.. Thornhlll Jr. Sec. 2:45 17 Egan & Geler :~.~;~: 4:24 31 4120 Access Road (beige house) : 3:59 n of the diversions available an end. Lord Alexander COMMENCE WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 6 10 Usk #1 ~:25 PM 5 Hemlock & Aspen 2:48 21 R verside Grocer es :",. ~...... ~B:25 1 Thornhlll Primary Drive ' ' 2:50 18 Egan Road#1 4:25 32 Creech St. 4:01 to students. 1 11 Smitty's 3:30 2: 9, I Rive; 3717 Krumm Ave. 2:50 22 Thomhlll Elem. 8:33 rang its bells for the last 2 Thornhlll Elem. 19 Brousseau #2 4:26 33 Bemire 4:10 11 Though the school has ELEMENTARYSCHOOL PRINCIPAL PHONE 2:40 I 5 3850 Crescent 2:55 23 Thornhlll Primary 8:35 time in June. Along with a 12 Chimdemash 3:33 3 Thornhlll Jr. Sec. ~ UplandsElem 3:05 20 Brousseau #i 4:30 34 Sub #1 4:15 been run independently by • HAZELTON/KrrWANGA 2:43 I ~6 Rifle Range Road 2:56 P.M. number of other buildings 13 Thomhlll Jr. Se¢.(Fence) 3:43 4 Old Lakelse (3455 grey house) 2 50 ~ .:- 8 Spring Creek Subdivision 3:15 21 The Store 4:66 35 Sub#2 4:16 • John Field Elementary Garry Underhill 842-5313 ~!;i GYal~am& South Kalum 3:00 1 Thomhlll Pdmary 2:29 Alcan - the six full-time and houses in 1he townsite 14 S.K.B. Auto 3:47 5 Old Lakelse/Miller 9 Mountain Vista #1 3:17 22 White's 4:40 36 Sub #3 4:18 n New HazeltonElementary Bruce Cockson 842-5777 2:51'2.52 ::, KItlK'ShanPrlmary 3:02 2 Thornhlll Elementary 2:35 staff are Alcan employees the school is now closed. South HazeltonElementary Barb Pumey 842-6688 15 Novotny 3:52 6 Old Lakelse (purple house on left) 10 Mountain Vista #2 3:17 23 Spencer's 4:42 37 Sub#4 4:30 i "'g0:i Cas;,ie Hall Elem. 3:07 3 Thomhlll Jr. Sec. 2:43 and belong to the same Allison is gone, and so KitwangaElementary "tim Lee 849-5484 16 Copper MountainElem. 3:55 7 Old Lakelse/Ziegler 2 53 11 Subdivision 3:18 24 Trailer House 4:47 m .... Oriental Restaurant (Kalum Street) 3:12 4 Hilltop Store 2:53 union as those who work in 17 Dobbie Street 4:00 8 Old Lakelse/Sockeye Bridge 12 Gordon Road 3:19 25 Petil's 4:50 BUS ROUTE#40 - MOUNTAINVISTA [] are the teachers who KITIMAT 2:57.. :1'1 E,T.Kenney/Clarence Mlchlel Elem. 3:14 5 Thornhill Pub 2:55 [] the power plant and the n AlexanderElementary RayWebster 632.2494 18 Copperside Estates (2 stops) 4:02 9 Woeste Rd. 13 Dutch Valley 3:24 26 Friel's 4:51 milled throughout the halls 3:03 ~i2 Centennial Christian 3:1B 6 Thornhill Street 2:56 OVERLOAD - Bus #C222 CormorantElementary Agnes Casgrain 632-6321 19 Gossen Subdivision 4:07 10 Woeste/Lodgepole 14 Douglas Rd. & Madel 3:25 27 Big Cedar Turnaround 4:54 Serving:-Ttlornhill Plimaff, Thom~llJr,, CopperMao~tain, CaledoniaSr. Skeena 1 Kitimat smelter - it has that afternoon, who stop- 3:03 - ~3 Parl~slde Primary 3:20 7 Newell 2:57 Kildala Elementary Dave Morgan 632-6194 20 Kleanza Drive#1 4:11 11 2940 Woeste 15 Centennial #1 3:26 28 Yellow Gate 4:55 J~ior, UplandsEte~ntaty met the educational stan- ped to chat as they carted 3:04 =;'i4 Evergreen Inn 3:21 8 Penner 2:58 • NechakoElementary Janet Steponavicius 632-2912 21 Kleanza Drive #2 4:12 12 Sockeye St (Wiebe's) 16 Centennial #2 3:26 29 Mt. View Ranch via Cedar River Rd 5:00 STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME [] dards set by the Ministry Roy Wilcox Elementary Henry Kurbel 632-7180 3:04 'i5 Rainbow Inn 3:28 9 Thornhill & Fox 3:00 [] boxes of school supplies 22 Kleanza Drive #3 4:13 13 (Turn right) Williams Cr. Rd 17 Centennial #3 3:28 30 Cedar River Road #2 5:02 A,M. of Education from day one. 3:08 16 Kalum Motel 3:31 10 Caledonia Sr" Sec, 3:19 and mementoes from out • STEWART 23 Usk 4:15 14 WilliamsCr. Lot9 18 Woodland Park Drive 3:33 31 Parker Road 5:04 1 Oscar Road #1 7:54 • 636-2241 3:12 .17 Res(~rve#1 3:32 11 Thornhlll Jr. Sec ...... 3:35 In addition, its French of the still-decorated StewartElementary TBA (vacant) 24 Smitty's 4:20 15 Sockeye St. (Beaudefte's) 19 Johnson Road 3:34 32 Parker Road #2 5:05 2 Oscar Road #2 7:55 3:16 .18 Reserve #2 3:36 12 Riverside Store 3:37 language instruction be- classrooms. m TERRACE/THORNHILL 25 Chindemash, 2ndlntersection 4:40 16 Pierce's (brown house en left) 20 Merkley Mail Boxes 3:35 33 Curtis Road #2 5:05 3 Fillion's [] 3:18 19 Calgary Road 3:38 13 Skeena Valley Trailer Court 3:38 gins in Grades 1 and 2. Now what remains at Cassie Hall Elementary Joe Vidal 635.5646 17 Sockeye/Marion (house on left) 21 4875 Merkley Drive Pole 15 3:36 4 1" drive after Oscar Rd. 7:58 [] Bill Cook 638-0306 3:18 20 Zimmacord 3:44 14 Gueensway #2 3:39 Lord Alexander has always • ClarenceMichiel Elementary BUS ROUTE #3 - OLD REMO - 18 Sockeye/Edgewood Place 22 4890Merkley Drive 3:39 5 Deep Creek turnaround 8:00 1 "the entrance way are the Copper MountainElementary Philip Barton 635-7760 3:19 .21 Caledonia Sr" Sec. 3:55 15 Band Office 3:40 taught classes from kinder- 19 Sockeye/Attree (stop sign) 26 Kalum #1 3:44 BUS ROUTE #31 - HOTSPRINGS 6 Deep Creek #2 8:01 m signatures, thank-yous and 1 E.T. KenneyPrimary Sue Spdnger 635-5828 Bus # C227 3:19 22 Skeena Jr. Sec. 3:57 16 Maple & Lowrie 3:41 20 Attree/Layton OVERLOAD - Bus #0209 7 Langer's 8:06 garten to Grade 8. final goodbyes that stu- Kiti K'Shan Primary Tom MacLean 635-3115 SERVING:.Thomhll Pdmarf, Thon'~iltElem, 3:20 23 Rainbow Inn 3:59 17 Reserve & Lowrle 3:42 • ParksideElementary Christine Foster 635-3513 21 Layton (last house on fight.turn around) 3:20 BUS ROUTE #9 - WOODLAND PARK Senling:-Copper Mountain Elem,, Thornh~l Junior, CaledordaSenior, SkeenaJr 8 Freeman Rd. 8:07 • For the remaining dents wrote on the wall to Thor~tl Jr Se:, CaledoniaSt. 24 Reserve #2 4:03 18 Kenworth 3:45 Thornhill Elementary Dave Crawley 635-5082 SERVING:Uplands Elem, ,Caled~ia Sr. Sec, SkeenaJr, Sec, Klli K'Shan ~TOPNO. STOPNAME TIME 9 4872 Kalum Lk. Dr. school years Alcan has commemorate the closing STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME 22 Layton/Solomon Way 3:21 25 Reserve #1 4:04 ThomhillPrimary Barry Eyjolfson 635-7066 AM. 23 Solomon Way (1" trailer on fight) 3:21 Primary,Cass!e Hall Elem, Panicle Prin~r/ A,M, 10 Terrace Dump 8:08 paid for kids to attend high m UplandsElementary Bryan Hildebrandt 635.2721 26 New Remo #1 4:08 BUS ROUTE #12 - RIVERSIDE of the town and the school. 24 Solomon Way (last house-turn around) 3:22 STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME 1st Ave @ Oil's Place 7:39 11 Gordon Road turnaround 8:14 m school in Kitimat, includ- 1 Whitebottom Road #1(2km in) 7:16 27 New Remo #2 4:10 The words are simple, 2 Whitebottom Meadows 7:18 25 Lodgepole 325 A.M, Bus #0205 Bus Sheller 7:40 12 Uplands Elementary B:20 l (Pre.registration is not necessary for students entering Thomhi/I Elementary from 28 Zimmacord 4:15 1 Douglas #1 8:04 ing covering the cost of the message clear: We Thomhi// Pdmary; Cassie Haft from Kiti K'Shan; or Clarence Michiel from E. T. 3 Whitebottom/OId Remo Y 7:20 26 Marion/Old Lakeise (stop sign) 3:26 SERVING:ThornhiH Prima P/, Thornh~llElem, ThomhillJr, See,,,Caledonia St. Hwy 37 & Old Lakelse Rd 7:45 13 Centennial Christian School 8:26 [] room and board. love Kemano. Kenney or Grade 4 at Parkside, Cormorant Grade 3 English to Grade 4 at 4 Robin Road # 2 (tree) 7:25 27 Old Lakelse/Rosalind 3:27 2 Douglas #2 8:04 See., SkeenaJr, Sec., ClerenceM~iol Elem. Strymecki St. 7:48 14 Parkside Primary 8:30 STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME l Nechacko ElementarySchool) 5 Left Robin Road Turn Around 7:25 28 Old Lakelse/Strymeckl 3:35 BUS ROUTE #8- EASTKALUM 3 Centennial Drive #1 8:06 2nd Driveway past mailboxes 7:49 15 Caledonia SenlorSecondary 8:32 • A,M, m From A5 6 Pole 12 White House 7:27 29 Thornhlll Jr. See. 3:45 Bus #0204 4 Centennial Drive #2 8:07 William's Creek 7:52 16 Skeena Junior Secondary 6:34 m 1 2165 Queensway 7:49 SPECIAL NOTE TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF 7 Robin Road #3 (over bridge end) 7:30 30 Old Lakelse/Miller Road 3:50 SERVING:.Uplands Elem,Caledonia Sr See, SkeenaJr Sec, Veritas,Pan, side !5 Centennial Drive #3 8:09 Jackpine Road P,M, • 6 MeRae's 8:10 2 Skeena Valley Trailer Park 7:50 KINDERGARTEN PUPILS 8 Robin Road #4 Pole 4 7:31 31 Sockeye Creek Bridge 4:01 Pri~,, ClarenceMchiel Elem,,Cassie Hall Elem., Rti K'ShanPrimaff Roseland Ave. 7:53 1 Thornhlll Pdmary 2:35 I STOPNO, STOPNAME TIME 7 Davies' 8:12 3 #3 Transit Stop - 4388 Queensway 7:51 Jackplne Flats/l" Junction '7:54 2 Thornhill Elementary 2:38 • To allow for familiarizationof kindergarten pupils to the school and the 9 Old Remo #1 6369 Old Remo Road 7:32 32 Old Lakelse/Woeste 4:05 A.M. 8 Woodland Park/Cranberry .... 8:13 4 Band Office 7:53 3 Thornhill Junior (in front) 2:43 Kemano was classroom they are requestedto begin attendingon the date arranged by 10 Whitebottom Road/Old Remo Road 7:33 33 Woeste/Lodgepole 4:06 Between Junctions l 5 Maple & Lowrie 7:55 tha school. Pupils not pre-registeredshould register on the above pre- 11 Kozier Road 7:34 34 Sockeye St. (Wiebe's) 4:07 1 Pratt Road 7:20 9 Elderberry Lane 8:16 11 Crystal Rd (2~ Junction) ...... 7:56 4 SKB Auto 2:45 • 6 Lowfle & Kulspai 7:56 registrationdates. 12 5880 Old Remo Road Pole 82 7:35 35 WilliamsCr. Lot9 4:10 2 Freeman 7:34 10 Willow Creek 8:17 '12 Sockeye Creek 7:58 5 Clore and Walker 2:49 l 7 Queensway & Kenworth 7:57 13 Skarland Road 7:40 36 Sockeye St. (Beaudefte's) 4:13 3; Muller 7:35 11 Orde Road 8:18 13 Zeiglar Rd. 8:03 6 Furlong & Mist 2:52 • SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 encourages parents to ensure that children 8 Riverside Groceries 7:59 one big family 14 KrebbsComer Pole 32 7:41 37 Pierce's (brown house on left) 4:14 4 Dover & Merkley 7:37 12 Uplands Elem. 8:20 14 3322 Did Lakelse Lake 7 Edlund & Walker 2:54 l have measles immunization pdor to entering school and requests that 9 Thornhlll Elem. 8:02 15 Munson Road 7:42 38 Sockeye St./Edgewocd Place 4:15 5 MailBoxes 7:40 13 Caledonia Sr" Sec. 8:27 15 Miller St. 8:05 8 Copper Mountain Elementary 3:00 m Alcan, the town also boas- proof of meaalesImmunization or a doctor's certificate that a child has 14 Skeena Jr. Sec. 8:30 10 Thornhlll Jr. Sec.(bay 2) 8:10 in the army. "You don't try 16 Mattson Road #1 7:49 39 Sockeye St/Attree 4:16 6 Orde Road , 7:44 16 Thornhlll Elementary 8:13 9 Centennial Christian School 3:12 ted excellent fishing and l had measlesbe presentedto the school at the time of registration. 11 Old Lakelse Road. Past Hilltop Stere 8:13 to fight it," he said. "It's 17 Mattson Road #2 7:50 40 Attree/Layton 4:17 7 Uplands Elem. 7:45 15 Centennial Christian B:33 17 ThornhlllJunlor Secondary 8:14 10 Parkslde Primary 3:15 [] 12 Thornhill St 1=driveway past Pub 8:14 m like living in the military." hunting. 41 Solomon Way 4:18 8 Sparks Street & Soucie Ave 7:50 16 E.T.Kenney Primary 8:35 18 Thornhill Primary 8:15 11 Caledonia Senior Secondary 3:19 l 18 Kraft 7:50 13 Cottonwood&Aspen 8:15 And similar to army "The children enjoyed SECONDARYSCHOOLS 19 Mattson Road #3(By Fag•n) 7:51 42 Marion/Lodgepele 4:20 9 Caledonia Sr" Sec. 7:54 17 Klti K'Shan Primary 8:42 19 Churchill Drive 8:20 12 Skeena Junior Secondary 3:23 [] 14 Aspen & Hemlock 8:17 m life, little was unknown, or all the amenities we could 20 1" Driveway to Left (Old Remo Road) 7:52 43 Marion/Old Lakelse 4:21 10 Skeena Jr. Sec ..... 7:58 18 Cassle Hall Elem, 8:44 20 Creek St. & KrummAve. 8:23 13 Uplands Elementary 3:27 m 15 Thornhlll Elem. 8:25 possibly give them," she STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO REGISTER IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS 21 Farkvam Road 7:53 44 Old Lakelse/Rosallnd 4:22 , 11 Evergreen Inn 8:02 P.M. 21 Krumm Ave & Laurel St. 8:24 14 Halliwell mail boxes 3:32 • went unnoticed about 16 Thornhlll Jr. Sec.(bay #2) 8:30 PRIOR TO SCHOOL OPENING 22 Thomhlll Pdmary 8:04 45 Old Lakelse/Jackpine Road 4:24 •.12 Rainbow Inn 8:03 1 Kltl K'Shan Primary 2:55 22 Aspen & Cottonwood 8:25 15 LangerRd. 3:37 iW others. said. She believes the sup- m 17 E.T.Kenney & Clarence Mlchlel 8:34 MAY EXPERIENCE A DELAY IN BEING ASSIGNED TO CLASS, 23 Thomhill Elem. 8:05 46 Old Lakelse/Nystrom Road 4:27 ,13 KaluPnMotel 8:04 2 Caesle Hall Elem, 3:05 23 Aspen & Hemlock 8:26 16 4820 Kalum Lk. Dr. 3:38 [] On their time off resi- portive nature of the town 18 Centennial Christian 8:35 N 24 Thomhill Jr, Sec,(Bay 2) 8:06 47 Old Lakelse (Jensen's) 4:27 ., 14 Reserve #1 8:07 3 E.T.Kenney Primary 3:10 24 Hilltop Store 8:27 17 4872 Kalum Lk. Dr. : dents occupied themselves and the beauty of its sur- 19 Verltas 8:41 1 HAZELTON/KITWANGNSTEWARTSECONDARY SCHOOLS 25 2147 Queensway 8:09 48 Old Lakelse & Strymeckl 4:28 , t5 Reserve#2 8:08 4 Centennial Christian 3:12 25 Thornhlll Elementary B:31 18 Freeman's 3:40: • with potlucks or other roundings allowed many to SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PHONE • ,16 Zimr~acord 8:16 5 Caledonia Sr" Sec. 3:17 20 Skeena Jr, Sec, 8:43 26 ThornhlllJunior Secondary 6:32 19 Oscar#l 3:42 = 26 Mark Street 8:11 P.M. community events. excel in the arts. m HazeltonSecondary School Victor DIkaitis 842.5214 27 SkeenaTrailerCoud 8:12 ,., 1'7. N0w Remo #1 8:20 6 Skeena Jr. Sec. 3:21 27 Thornhill Primary 8:34 20 Oscar #2 3:43 [] KitwangaSecondary School (Alternate) Tim Lee 849.5484 1 Thornhlll Primary 2:29 [] Stohl recalls spontan- "So much talent came 28 4388 Queensway 8:12 BUS ROUTE #6 - HOT SPRINGS , '18 Calg~lry Road B:21 7 Uplands Elem. 3:28 28 Copper Mountain Elementary 8:39 21 Fillion's 3:44 StewartSecondary School TBA (Vacant) 636-2238 2 Thornhlll Elem. 2:35 eous soccer games that out of here, People that 29 Band Office 8:13 Bus #C218 ~,19 New~lemo #2 8:22 8 Orde Road 3:29 P.M, 22 1" drive after Oscar Road 3:46 [] 9 Willow Creek Drive 3:31 3 Thornhlll Jr. Sec.(bay #2) 2:48 [] can draw, play music .-, 30 Timberline Bus Stop B:14 SERVING:Thoml~l Elem, 1]x~hHI Jr Sec , 20 E:T,i~enney/Clarence Mlch!el Elem, 8:34 1 Copper Mountain Elementary 2:28 23 Deep Creek turnaround 3:49 drew virtually the whole 4 Hilltop Store 2:53 • KITIMAT SECONDARY SCHOOLS 31 Maple Street 8:15 STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME .91' Centennial Christian 8:37 10 Thelitz's 3:33 2 3521 Crescent St 2:40 24 Deep Creek #2 3:52 m town, many just to cheer there are so many skills 5 Hawthorne 2:55 KitimatCity High School Lee Marzouca 632.2811 32 Kulspai Crescent 8:15 A,M ',2~' P.ark~,ldePrimary. 8'.40 11 Elderberry Lane 3:35 3 3491 Crescent St/Rifle Range Rd• 2:45 family members on. they learned in Kemano." • MountElizabeth Secondary School TBA (Vacant) 632.6174 6 Balsam 2:58 33 Lowfle & Kenworth 8:16 1 Waterlily Bay Road 7:25 ', 23 V~rlt~s 8:43 12 Woodland Park/Cranberry 3:37 4 4679Copper River Rd. 2:57 n It was that spirit that The town was also 7 Pear & Haugland 3:07 34 Kenwodh & Queensway 8:17 2 Hull's Road/Hwy 37 S 7:28 '24' Kill K'shan Primary 8:49 13 Fosbery 3:38 5 Caribou Rd. Copperside Eslatos 2:58 made the town ideal for teenager-free, TERRACE SECONDARYSCHOOLS 8 Clarence Mlchlel Elem. 3:08 m 35 Thomhill Jr, Sec,(Bay 2) 8:30 3 1st Avenue & Adele Road 7:35 ,..29 Cassle Hall Elem ...... 8:51 14 Davies' 3:39 6 Beaver St. Copperslde Estates 2:59 m Recause the school CaledonFaSecondary GeoffStraker 635-6531 9 Centennial Christian 3:17 raising a family. 36 Caledonia Sr' Sec. 8:40 4 2251 1=Avenue 7:35 P.M. 15 McRee's 3:41 7 oiler Dr. Copperside Eslates 3:00 only went up to grade • SkeenaJunior Secondary RobGre3nwood 635.9136 10 Caledonia Sr' See. 3:25 In an environment 37 Skeena Jr. See. 8:42 5 1st Ave,& McBride 7:35 ,,.t'; Tho~hlll Primary 2:36 16 Centennial Drive #1 3:43 8 Otter Dr. stop sign 3:01 • eight, students had to ThornhillJuniorSecondary DaveBsrtley 635.9141 11 Thornhlll Jr. See. 3:40 where every adult took the 6 McBride & Bruce St. 7:36' ,--2,i" Thornhlll Elem. 2:38 17 Centennial Ddve #2 3:44 9 Caledonia Senior (leave) 3:23 Garage 12 Alder Street 3:46 responsibility of a parent, leave Kemano and enter m P,M, 7 Oil's Place 7:38' .,,3~ Thornhlll Jr, Sec. 2:40 18 Centennial Drive #3 3:45 10 SkeenaJunior Secondary 3:24 • 13 Balsam 3:47 1 Thomhill Prlmary 2:15 B Bus Shelter (Lakelse Lodge Rd) 7:40, .,4,•~ Yello~ House (Queensway) 2:46 19 Douglas #2 3:45 11 ThornhlllJunlorSecondary 3:38 children foufid it imposs- the relative turbulence of m WELCOME BACK 14 Cottonwood & Aspen 3:50 2 Thomhill Elem. 2:29 9 Thomhlll Elem. 8:04 .5;? Skeena Valley Trailer Court 2:48 20 Douglas #1 3:45 12 Hilltop Store 3:44 m ible to find trouble that the outside world, most 15 Dogwood 3:52 3 Thomhill Jr, See, 2:38 10 Thornhlll Jr. Seo.(Bay 2) 8:06' .6:" AltexlBus Stop 2:49 13 Hemlock & Aspen 3:45 plagues urban areas, eagerly returning to their m 16 King St. 3:53 4 Mark Street 2:47 11 Thornhlll Primary 8:08, ': ,7 ~, Keny~orthStreet 2:50 14 Aspen & Cottonwood 3:46 "My son ran wild here," unique home town during 17 Thomhill Pub 3:53 5 Skeena Valley Trailer Court 2:55 12 Churchill Drive 8:15 • B,; Resel've (Lowrie Road) 2:51 BUS ROUTE #10- GOSSEN 15 Dogwood (King) Ave. 3:47 Dennison said. "if anyone summers as all students 1 1. THIS ScHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO REVISION 18 Newell & Thornhill St. 3:54 6 Band Office 2:56 13 Creek Road 8:16 ..9,' Maple Street 2:52 16 Thomhill Netghbourhood Pub 3:48 saw him doing something were guaranteed a job SUBDIVISION- Bus #0207 19 Penner St. #1 ..... 3:55 7 4584 Queensway 2:59 14 Krumm& LaurelSt. 8:18 , ,t0, Que~sway (Yellow House) 2'.53 m SERVING:.CopperMounlale Ele~ lhomhHIJr, See, lhornhill Elern,,Thomhifl 20 Fox & Thornhill St. 3:56 naughty, they would tell from Alcan. 2. 8 Farkvam Road 3:00 15 Thornhlll Elem, 8:24 • A¢ 4584'~Queensway 2:54 m BUS TIMES AS SHOWN MAY VARY SLIGHTLY Primary,Kill K'Shan P~ry, CassleHag EI0m. 21 Creek& Krumm 3:58 1. THISSCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO REVISION I II him to go home." But as of July 31, all 9 1'~ Ddveway past Farkvam 3:06 16 Thornhlll Jr. Sec. (Fence) 8:27 '12' Kltl K'shan Primary 3:10 STOPNO. STOPNAME TIME 22 Kalum & Haugland #1 4:03 Kids were also kept that ended. • DUE TO WEATHERAND ROAD CONDITIONS. 10 Mattson Road #3 3:07 17 Thornhlll Primary 8:29 ,13' Cass'~e Hall Elem, 3:12 A,M, 23 Kalum & Graham 4:05 busy with the abundance "I wouldn't trade my 11 Kraft Road 3:09 P,M, .14, ¢laMnce Mlchlel Elem. 3:19 I Gossen Creek Drive Lot#21 7:35 24 Graham & Tetrault 4:06 2. BUS TIMES AS SHOWN MAY VARY SLIGHTLY DUE TO of recreation in the town. time for anything else," n 12 Mattson Road #1 3:10 1 Thornhlll Primary 2:33 15 Centennial Christian 3:20 5179 Gossen Creek Drive 7:39 ,' 16 Parkslde Primary, 3:22 25 Graham& Beach 4:07 WEATHER AND ROAD CONDITIONS. m Aside from the golf said Dennison, "I've seen m 13 Mattson Road #2 3:11 3 Bulkley Dr, & Skeena 7:40 I course, curling rink and a lot of changes, but this 14 Krebbs Comer pole 32 3:13 tennis courts courtesy of one is for good." n m l n m m m m -, m m m m i mmmmmmmmm mm m m m m m m mm n IB BBn m m 1 n ml n mm m m m mm m m m m mm m m m mm m m m m -,, m ,,,, I ,,, m ,,- m m ,,,, -- -,, ,,,, m -- ,,,, ,- II A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 James W. Radelet Hawes, Burton eyeing RADELET & COMPANY ~a~rister~& Soli~itor~ ,,;,,,,,,,-,,s 635"TIPS] Tax Law * Trusts * Corporate & Commercial 1330 - 1075 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 Alliance nomination Phone: 604-689-0878 Fax: 604-689"1386 ,111 TWO FORMER northwest The Human Resource Centre for Students municipal politicians have would like .to~ thank the following surfaced as possible con- businesses/and individuals for: their ~.~e~ Caledonia Senior Secondary School tenders for the Alliance nomination for the Skeena support ihroughout the s~er~ ::: Summer Office Hours riding. Z":;! ~ii, "; Linda Hawes, who sat Terrace Standard ::~::::~::ii:: July 4-7: 8:00 am- 3:30 pm on city council for one Irl¥.B~dBuilding Supplies July 10-28 Office Closed term, and Andy Burton, July 31 - Aug. 25: 8:00 am- 3:00 pm the former, long-term Co-op Farm & Garden Cen mayor of Stewart, both say i!TM they are thinking about Supeor Weldmg:SuFPnes The officewill be closedon Zellers :::: running now that ~Mike . Scott has decided to call it Western S~board Transport weekendsand public holidays, quits. :: CFTK-The New Mix "It's something I've i! ii3::~i;:!!! :.:~:. ;:Orango Trucking ...... :: ~:~!iiii:::: Student Transcripts will be mailed thought about, but that's as Jericho Beva~ directly to the student home address by far as I've got," said !: ::::" Judy & Mex Lemasurier Hawes last week. the Ministry of Education to, arrive in the Kyle PedersO~ &Pare Parmar She topped the polls in first week of August. ',, her first-ever try for a Ter- Andy Burton Linda Hawes Riverboat Days Fl6at~ Kody Bevan, Adam &!:.::!: race council seat in 1996. Alex~Kerb~i Zoe North, Steven Last year, when her In the meantime, Skee- by a preferential ballot, Copies of Transcripts c~p be obtained three-year term was up, na Alliance constituency Under that system, voters Thanks for making this summer one of from the School Office du~ g Office Hawes then ran against in- association president will be able to vote for as the most successful:.ev~t Hours at a cost of $2.00 each. cumbent mayor Jack Tal- Lorne Sexton says its ex- many candidates as there stra but was unsuccessful. ecutive has picked the are running in descending Burton, unseated as Nov. 25 weekend as its order of preference. Stewart mayor last fall af- nomination date. If there is no clear win- ter years in the post, says There will be at least ner in the first round who people have contacted him one nominating meeting receives 50 per cent plus about running. here in Terrace and poten- one vote, the last place DID YOU KNOW: "I'm testing the tially more depending: candidate is eliminated waters," said Burton last upon how many candidates and his or her second week. "I know the area there are and were they choices are then distribut- and I would be a good rep- live, said Sexton. ed among the remaining resentative. "In order to be fair, candidates. He and Hawes are hold- we'd like to have a nomi- The process repeats it- ing off on a final decision nation meeting in a centre self until there is a winner until next month. that's closest to where who has an absolute ma- Both also have political each candidate lives," he jority. experience past the mu- said. Nomination candidates nicipal level and were on Exact details won't be have up until Nov. 10 to opposite sides in the last known until a clearer pic- file their papers. provincial election here in • ture of the number of can- Sexton said decisions 1996. didates emerges, Sexton about mail-in or absentee can Burton ran that time as added. balloting are also pending. Our rc :les programs are continuous entry-exit so you the candidate for the pro- What is certain is that Those who want to vote vincial Reform party and Terrace will be the last lo- have until a week prior to start almost anytime. Apply now tar September 2000. Hawes was the co-chair of cation for a nomination the voting to buy a mem- Liberal Rick Wozney's meeting and the location bership. For More Information Call 635-6511 campaign. at which the ballots will Sexton said the Al- As well, Hawes is al- be counted. liance membership in ready a candidate for the If there are two candi- Skeena is approximately Liberal nomination for the dates, voting will be done 600 and growing. Skeena riding for the next provincial election. 1

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The Skeena Valley Fall Fair Hard work and sacrifice REGISTRATION Friday, August 25 12-6 pm Saturday, August 26 12-6 pm brought back the salmon Monday, August 28 12-9 pm Dear Sir: At Lions Club House, The last issue of The CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Thornhill Community Grounds. Terrace Standard was full No entriesaccepted after Monday,August 28. of good news stories about the state of salmon stocks ~/ Entries may be mailed to: on the Skeena. Perhaps it The Mail Ba wotild be timely to reflect on how this came to pass. ....~" TerraCe,v8G4B5B'C" A few short years ago, ists and managers w'ho ders like Chris Barnes, I need a few more years of the stories were quite dif- then referred to salmon as say well done. To all the rebuilding. Let's not repeat .... ferent, Skeena coho were "pieces in the ditch" (and conservation-minded an- the mistakes of the past, disappearing, steelhead saw steelhead and coho as glers who fought so hard but rather move cautiously were at an all-time low inconsequential minor spe- for reform - Rob Brown, and responsibly toward in- and confrontation and cies available for extinc- Jim Culp, John Brockely creased harvests. anger were the order of the tion) now speak the lan- and many, many more - Salmon, and the lack of day. The Standard ran story guage of conservation. Be- well done. To the loggers them, has been a flash- after story, filled with the cause we simply insisted who have sincerely tried to point for some of our less painful rhetoric that al- that they do so, do a better job of protect- desirable traits for too ways accompanies failing It shouldn't come as a ing habitat - our thanks. long. From outright racism natural resources. surprise that conservation And to the thousands of toward native fishermen, The turnaround in the works. Nor should it be a commercial fishermen who anglers blaming all their state of Skeena salmon surprise that the conserva- perhaps sacrificed the troubles on commercial isn't an accident of nature, tion rhetoric of a decade most -our thanks. fishermen, commercial it came about because ago - that conservation And to the honest fishermen despising an- people insisted our govern- would create economic scientists, especially in Bruce Hill glers - the rhetoric of ment had to do a better job opportunity - has proven the provincial Ministry of blame had become all too of managing this resource. itself true. Environment, who cared Maximum Sustained Yield~ predictable. And it came about be- While we are fortunate enough to risk their careers philosophies of the last The rhetoric of success cause fishermen - aborigi- that nature has cooperated by challenging the status half century. is far more enjoyable, and nal, sport and commercial with high oceanic survival qua, an especially heart- We need to resist the Skeena salmon are fast - changed their fisheries, rates, Skeena salmon had felt well done, you are true calls from those who seek becoming a remarkable and sacrificed immediate continued to decline dur- environmental heroes. to satisfy their immediate success story. Patience, opportunity for hope in the ing times of similar ocea- The trick is to now con- desires for increased harv- and a continuing and re- future. nic productivity. It wasn't tinue down the path of ests and keep our eyes on lentless vigilance of DFO Nor was it an easy thing a question of nature coop- conservation, and to real- the real prize - runs of sal- managers, will help guar- lnveraray Music to do. For decades both erating with us, but rather ize that economic oppor- mon in the Skeena as antee that recent succes- conservation-minded sport of us giving nature a tunity is deeply linked to close to historic pre-con- ses continue and grow. fishermen and upriver First chance to heal our mis- conservation. We must tact levels as possible. Bruce Hill, Rattle and Hum Nations fought a desperate takes. realize that risk-averse, Coho and steelhead Terrace, B.C. battle with DFO to get So to the native fisher- abundance-based fisheries School of Music and them to even admit some- men, and especially the management simply make thing was wrong. Skeena Fisheries Commis- more sense and works bet- Fine Arts The same DFO scient- sion and First Nation lea- ter than the discredited Gc ( C 1cod, too REGISTER NOW FOR FALL CLASSES Dear Sir: • Toddler and Pre-school Music Classes We read negative reports about Mills Memorial Age 2 1/2- 4 yrs. Things still unsettled Hospital, and its medical staff. After spending 14 • Music and Drama for kids age 5-7 days in hospital, I personally can't think of one ne- • Musical Theatre for kids age 9-11 gative thing to say. • Musical Theatre for teens age 12-15 When I checked into Emergency, the nurse on o e c oo, ra ac,ass s on the fishing front duty and the doctor on call had me quickly checked out and moved on to ICU. • Homeschoel Band classes Dear Sir: Culp's eyes? The nurses in ICU are something special. They Your Aug. 2 article, "Longer Sockeye And where does Jim Culp get the idea are a very dedicated team, working hard to ensure ¢~ New This Fall C¢ Fishing Criticized" has me shaking my that the gillnet fleet "did quite will the best for their patients. head. catching 1.2 million sockeye"? The staff on the wards are equally dedicated. Who is Jim Culp? Does he own the Does Jim Culp think the substitution of (instruments available) After working 9 or 10 hours of a 12 hour shift, they !I ' Skeena River and all the fish therein? the seine fleet for the gillnets is a good pop in to the ward at 5:30 a.m. with a smile and a Actually there were only two extra thing? Finally, does Jim Culp know what For information or to register call: cheerful "Good Morning", and make each patient days on the Skeena gillnet but when he is talking about? feel just a little bit special. ~.'. = : :. :..:;: :~" = Robin635-4261 you're wrong, you may as well be wrong • It's the machinations of Jim Culp and My hat is off toMills Memorial's medical staff. all the way! Does Jim Culp think that the his sports fishing ilk that have brought the By the way, the food was good. horrendous overspawn and potential de- situation to this sorry state. J. Glen Johnson, Terrace, B.C. struction of the Babine sockeye run is a "Confrontational way of doing busi- good thing? ness"? Jim Culp, you ain't seen nothing Is the waste of millions of dollars of yet. revenue to BC also desirable in Jim Dennis Peacock, Prince Rupert It's time to move on Dear Sir: I'm sure it's not the kids you're mad I am writing about the people that ob- at, it's the government, so take those ne- Place a I ject to the recently approved living place gative signs of yours and go stand in front for confused teens to become free of sub- of the government office that approved class,f,ed /I I stance abuse. These kids deserve a the whole thing and ask them to consult chance to clean up their acts and to be- you the next time an incident like this word ad and... // come better people in our community. happens. Even better try and pass some Some have come from very rough sort of law that prohibits the government backgrounds and have been struggling to approve any centres without consulting their whole lives to get to the next day. the neighbourhoods first. They probably felt like they had nowhere I do understand that you wanted con- Reach the else to turn, so they turned to substance sultation before the centre opened but you abuse (which I'm sure is very common must understand that it's in the past and among all ages). The detox centre is that the government may have made you helping the kids that have asked for help. very angry but you must move forward So the government didn't consult your and accept the fact that it has been done. Does this make a big difference about the Maybe you could volunteer your time centre, is this why your walking up and helping them set up the centre and work down in front of the detox centre with with these kids to see what they are real- signs that read "detox our government" ly accomplishing. Would you please for and "I'm insulted I was not consulted"? the sake of these teens take your negativ- Your signs should be positive and read ity away (that I'm sure they've all grown "help detox our younger generation" and up with) and show them that there are O "help us clean up our community, help us some positive aspects to look forward to. help these kids." Katie Oediluke, Terrace, B.C. I N T R O D U C I N G

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m A1 O- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 ~==x, zxxzzxx=xz=x=zx=xxxxx=xxxxx~x~ River Twisters"&i:!:i ,ili:!" i Methanex cranks up heat Slow Pitch Teams:! i! E] would like to thank the following business and :~ t~ people for all their help and contributions for ~] in bid for lower gas rates I~ the Riverboat Days SIo-Pitch tournament. !i METHANEX IS upping the stakes in its cam- mers. counter offer to Methanex's proposal for a Twin River Electric Rudon I,~ paign for lower operating costs so it can re- In fact, this will be the second rate applica- lower rate, it failed to mention that it also West Point Rentals Overwaitea ;i open its Kitimat methanol plant, tion BCUC will have to decide upon resulting wanted a loan from Methanex in return. " Janitors Wearhouse Ice Hill Company official Brad Boyd said last week from the Methanex/PNG dispute. That loan would amount to tens of millions [~ Methanex is asking the provincial body which PNG itself is filing for a rate increase Sept. of dollars, said Methanex in a release of its ~ Norco Septic Services Pepsi II regulates natural gas transmission costs for a 1 in which it will ask its other customers to own. "- Terrace Freightliner Your Decor ii lower rate than what Pacific Northern Gas pay more in anticipation of losing some or all PNG officials have so far declined to dis- " Regional Dist, & Darryll Bjorgaard I~ (PNG) charges to provide natural gas to the of its Methanex revenue. cuss their loan plan. P4 P4 Kitimat methanol plant. The Methanex filing follows an intense For its part, Methanex so far isn't saying [i All SeasonsSource For Sports ~ ~,, ~ In effect, Methanex is asking the B.C. Utili- public relations campaign for lower costs. exactly how much it wants to pay PNG to ties Commission (BCUC)to settle an on-going It's not only targeted PNG but wants a transport its gas. ~ And all team ~.~ I ~ dispute it has over costs with PNG. lower property tax rate from the District of Ki- "We'd rather not get into specific numbers & Methanex says it needs lower transmission timat and it wants to pay lower royalties to the and details," said Boyd. members sponsors. ~ ~ ~, costs to re-open its plant but it and PNG have provincial government for the natural gas it "We're working with PNG on a solution and Thanks for rnak,ng ~ ,~ ~ ~ failed so far to come to an agreement as to buys to produce methanol. we'd rather focus on that," he said. iiii~ta great success. ~ ~il i~:~ what it should pay. In return for lower costs, Methanex says it Boyd was also reluctant to characterize its At risk are several hundred jobs and mil- will share the profits when the price of metha- own BCUC application as a rejection of any lions of dollars of economic activity in the nol rises. attempt at working out a cost compromise with northwest should Methanex mothball its Kiti- Both sides have been distributing duelling PNG. mat methanol plant, press releases, each containing figures to bols- "It's all part of the process," he said of the "We're asking the BCUC to be the impar- ter their respective positions. ongoing talks between the two companies. L E¢ SkRis UPcrkshop tial adjudicator on this," said Boyd. But both sides have also declined to release In the language of the BCUC process, Me- Ouailablo to Eueruone There are significant implications in this all of the financial information surrounding thanex's application is for a "load retention Learn to Make More Effective because for every dollar PNG loses from Me- their respective cases. rate." Translated, it means Methanex wants a thanex it will want to make up the difference When PNG, for example, issued a press re- low enough rate to keep it as a customer of Choices Through: from its other industrial and residential custo- lease Aug. 11 containing what it said was a PNG. *Communication Skills- Sep. 5 & 7 *Budgeting- Sep, 12 *Coping with Change- Sep, 14 Deal sought to cool things down *Building Self Esteem - Sep. 19 & 21 ., *StressManagement- Sep. 26 A PROVINCIAL official wants its Kitimat munici- the provincial government. ones will be paying more but I don't think it's /~/~ *Creating Healthy Emotions- Sep. 28 achievable." hopes to broker a deal so pal property taxes reduced "Over time, if we guess to make up the difference *Understanding Family Violence -Oct. 3 8,: 5 and to pay lower hydro correctly, it would not cost for Methanex paying less. In the end, van Soeren Methanex can get a low ~ *Anger Management- Oct, 10 & 12 enough natural gas trans- bills. the province anything," he Methanex's royalty re- says he wants an arrange- duction proposal calls for ment which may not make portation cost from Pacific In return for reduced said. ~] ~i~t~ Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. it not to pay any to the everybody happy but is Northern Gas (PNG) to re- costs, Methanex says it Such a deal is similar ...... To Register Call will split the profits when to other ones negotiated by province when methanol one with which everybody open its Kitimat methanol Northwest Training Ltd. plant. the price of methanol hits van Soeren elsewhere prices are low and a pre- can live. Workshdp The two companies certain, pre-set levels. which involved a profit mium when the price does "If everybody goes for : : ~i : 638-8108 have so far failed to reach When it comes to roy- sharing component. rise. it, there will still be times C, aa a deal on their own and alty cuts in return for pro- He did concede that no "At no point does Me- in the [methanol price] Sept,; & Oct. 2000:::i NO FEE IS CHARGED matter what happens, thanex want to be losing cycle where Methanex 6 Hours Per Week spx¢ Mimitcd s. call .... fi ...... kshops both are now headed to the fits later on, van Soeren Sp~lnsored by Iluman Res, m,ces Development Canada B.C. Utilities Commission said he's looking for an PNG's other industrial cus- money," said van Soeren. will suffer negative cash (BCUC) to file separate acceptable level of risk for tomers and its residential "That's a laudable goal flow," said van Soeren. rate application requests. But what provincial job protection commissioner Q: .170you havea pers0.al e,. Eric van Soeren wants is AUGUSTSPECIALS BEARS LOVE SALMON! for the two to reach a deal mv ' e.t pla.? so he can appear with A: Fora balanced /~/~~ ! them before the BCUC for Sockeye Salmon a joint application. portfolio,include: ~v~\,~ y~ / The result may not be 1. Ph,~ical activity ~~' Salmon Filet as low a price as Metha- 2 Health,/eating Brushed wiLh our secret recipe - nex wants or a high as one Sweet & Tangy glaze & served with 3, Your doctor's advice AI. Rice, Veggie & Mediterranean Pita as PNG wants, but at least w~,w.porticipodion cam the plant in Kitimat would re-open, saving hundreds of jobs and generating mil- *1 lions of dollars, he said. a [a carteafter 4PM "The alternative is that "Shoe Swap" Methanex closes its plant Boston Blue ~'~1 ", please bring items with prices on and that would have an ef- Fish & Chips ~ "" ~ *"~" fect on everyone," van Friday, August 27th Soeren added. Only $699 ~~ Carole Anderson He's also working on /:ii/i/~!~:!:/i:.!I/ :.,:: 'ii:~ill¸;?/ ::i(: ' Ballet " Tap • Jazz - All Levels studying additional cost DOn,t Wait To Remove The Stains. Ages 4 to Adult - Classes Start Sept 9th cuts Methanex wants in • , . : .... order to re-open its Kitimat Appetizer Special i :~ Over 1 O0 years experience in Order one appetizer and get a second 2000/2001 SCHEDULE methanol plant. l~AT.]~'C,t-~'mt~[:C'[-t..)'Ji ~'*Vz~.I~t~.t.rA laDl=J~.'[ eo-[ ~0 bl"~;TT~'['L'a of equal or lesser value for 1/2 PRICE. /m One of those is a reduc- Restoration &Preservation, INT[R4AZZ JR. 1&2 JAZZ INTER-JAZZ JR. 8ALLE'T PRIMARY tion in the royalties to the 4:00.5:30 AGES 5.7 4:00 - 5:30 AGES 0-10 AGESBALLET 5-7 l 4:00- 5:00 = 4:00 - S:O0 9:30 - 10:30 province Methanex now Seeus soon for your heirlooms. BREAI(FAST INTER-BALLET I JR. 3 JAZZ INTER-BALLEI JR. 3 JAZZ CREATIVE 5:30 - 6:30 AGES 8.10 5:30 - 6:30 AGES 8-10 MOVEMENTAGES 3-4 pays for the natural gas it SERVED B 5:15- 6:30 5:15-6:30 10:30-11:30 SENIOR-BALLET I NON SENIOR.6ALLE'r SENIOR JR. TAP buys. Until 4 pm Sundays POINT CLASS COMPETITIVE POINT (LASS TAP AGES $-7 JAZZ 6:30 - O:O0 I 1:30 - 12:30 The company also 6:30 - 8:00 l 6:30 - e:oo 6:30 - 8:00 SpotlessDrydeaners SENIOR-JAZZ i ADULT SENIOR-JAZZ ADULT INTER-TAP JAZZ.eALLET AGES B-10 6:00- 9:30 I STRII~CH (LASS 8:00" 9:30 8:00TAP - 9:00 12:30 - 1:30 8:00 - 9:30 From front 4736 Lakelse Ave., Terrace / SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE DUE TO REGISTRATION (250) 635'28Z0 Where good food October brings the family 4702 Lakelse Ave Terrace together! gas hikes 1-800-994-3099 635-6302 looming "We have no control over the price of natural gas," said Weeres in pointing out that is the lar- STOP RUBBING YOUR EYES. gest cost factor facing Me- thanex. Methanex last week re- jected the PNG counterof- fer, saying it still isn't low enough. "We feel PNG may still NUMBERS have to find other ways to reduce its costs," said Me- thanex official Brad Boyd. ARE It's still too early to say how the BCUC will handle PNG's rate increase appli- cation. CORRECT, It can order public hear- ings and those hearings can be held in the commu- nities and areas to be af- LEASE FROM FINANCING FROM fected by possible rate in- creases. 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See dealer for details of other avail- able financing and lull disclosure leasing options, Leasing/Financing ptans ere available ~rough Suba~ uansoa uread, unerS epplcaole UAU ano cosier may se, Per less• A, ~uoanJ venc~ee coma wnn a o.year warranty ~, a-year U,a,A Izmergency Hoadslde/ksslstenco, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000- AIl 'TERRACESTANDARD NEW OFFICE OPEN FOR BUSINESS B USINE;.; S REVIEW ]P. Terrance Brown Law Office P.Tcrntnce Brown Barrister & Solicitor/Notary Public 19 Years Experience As A Lqwycr Areas Of Practice h]cludc: Out • Criminal Law • Rc:tl Estate • Eml)loymcnt Contracts • Divorces About • Aboriginal Law • l.C.B.C./Personal Injury Claints • Wills & Estates (Under B.C. Law & the Indian Act) Plane due Open Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.nl. to arrive Telephone: (250) 638-1250 Fax: (250) 638-1258 HAWKAIR AVIATION E-maiL [email protected] Services is expecting its Dash 8 passenger aircraft to be here by the end of this week. Company official Rod . e er ayoo Gompu/ersffnc. Hayward flew to St. John's Newfoundland for the final 103-4716 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. inspection and hand-over Ph: (250) 6~5-3362 Fax: (250) 365-6383 of the leased aircraft late ([email protected] Web: www,pendragoncomputers.~L last week. If all goes according to ~enOCraffon Gompulers& ,~nc. ~, plan, the company plans on beginning its Terrace- Vancouver service in early Terrace k District Credit Union September. Team up again to bring you great systems and loans at Prime Rate (oac). VISITOR Information counsellor Sandi Harrison tells Laurence and Jean-Jac- PLUS, buy a Computer through your Terrace & District Credit Union On board ques Allard of Quebec her suggestions for sight-seeing in Terrace. Account and receive up to 1500 Canadian Plus Points! A B.C. Assessment Au- Also you will be entered into a draw in December for a trip to thority official from Ter- ANYWHERE IN NORTH AMERICA!** race has been named to Fewer tourists visit the 16-member board of / Aeroplan @ the Real Estate Insitute of JEAN-JACQUES Allard although the info centre the Alaskan ferries were B.C. for a two-year term. and his wife, Laurence, of hasn't told McGowan by out of commission for part (:anadim Plus" *** St. Eustache, Que., are a Charles Johnstone will how much. of the summer. represent the tourism marketer's dream. Her counterparts in Ha- But McGowan also Cariboo/North West Prince After travelling by RV zelton, meanwhile, report wonders if the northwest, to such far-flung destina- the number of tourists which Tourism B.C. used PRIM E IS BACK! Rupert district. Select 750 SB The institute seeks to tions as Yellowknife, Inu- there doubled in May and to designate as the North increase educational and vik, and Skagway, Alaska, June. by Northwest Tourism re- the pair rolled into the other standards connected "They're booming," gion, is bearing the brunt Visitor Info Centre in Ter- McGowan said. of a three-year-old North- to the real estate industry. Gateway race Aug. 17. The 2000 tourist season ern B.C. Tourism Associa- Bradley Lane and They were looking for is not over yet, but as of tion, which now represents Tracy Wall from the B.C. information on Terrace's the end of July just 5,537 a whopping 52 percent of Assessment Authority in accommodations, sights tourists had stopped at the the province as one tour- Terrace and Karen Wal- and attractions before Terrace Info Centre since ism region. die from GHW Appraisals i catching the Inside Pas- the beginning of the year. "It makes it difficult to Computer Specs: Northwest Ltd. were:. sage ferry in Prince Rupert Back in 1996, the cen- market this area," she named directors to the to begin the final leg of tre recorded a total of said, adding the associa- • 48X MAX CD-ROM Drive Cariboo/Northwest Prince • 750 Mhz AMD Thunderbird their cross-Canada road 8,216 visitors, a number tion's head office just Rupert chapters of the in- • 64MB Sync DRAM • 56K V.90 Modem trip and returning home to that climbed to 11,607 the moved from Smithers to stitute. Quebec. following year, and Prince George to be more • 16MB TNT2 2XAGP video • 10/100 Nic The Allards are just two jumped to 16,157 in 1998. centrally located. "So • 384KB Cache • 30GB Hard Drive Directory of the thousands of tourists But in 1999, the total there you go." • Sound Blaster 128 sound card • Windows Millenium from Canada and abroad number of visitors dropped Hoping to help make upaama who have stopped at Ter- to 10,353. this region stand out to po- • 17" SVGA monitor • MS Office 2000 SBE THE TERRACE Home race's Visitor lnfo Centre "It certainly makes us tential visitors making all put our thinking caps travel plans, tourism coun- Based Business Associa- this summer. Receive 1000 ~ Points with this Purchasel tion is updating its direc- But although the sum- on to see how wecan mar- cils in the northwest are CanadimPLus- tory as part 'of ~f'i'eh'~k,~cf~'~fher'i'2000 "tdiai'ist~ *:srea~dh" Ieet ouig~lves.'~ Tertdd¢ ":~beginningt~- t:'6Ordinate effort to represent and ass- started off well here, the needs to do more thinking their'efforts', workin'gitrad~ T ist home-based busi'nesses number of visitors is down, if this trend continues," shows together, and even Terrace & District Credit Union Member Price and that has Maria McGo- she said. pool financial resources, here. 24 months @ Prime Rate Floating As well, it is research- wan, coordinator of the She suspects Alaska she says, ing various government Terrace Tourism Council, and Yukon-bound travell- "Because we are (currently 7.5%) programs which could ass- wondering why. ers are stopping in Hazel- unique. We are different." For as little as $93.39* per month ist home-based businesses. "This year is not as ton before heading north Still, McGowan does And it is planning a home- good as last year," McGo- on Highway 37 at Kitwan- have some good news to over 2 years, OAC, taxes not included. report. Terrace's Visitor based Christmas tour. wan said, info centre coor- ga, and giving the rest of Other models starting as low as The next meeting of the dinator. "June and July - Highway 16 West a miss. lnfo Centre just received a Part of the reason may 90 percent rating from $53.15 per month 'Speakersnolinclu(led. association is Sept. 20 at both were bad months." *'Inquire nl slore for condillons. the library, beginning at 7 The centre recorded be that B.C. Ferry traffic Tourism B.C. "" Canadianplus points become Aeroplan Dec 31 st p.m. For information on the 2,706 tourist visits this volumes between Prince More people are turning directory, call Elreen at July, compared to 3,236 in Rupert and Port Hardy to the tourism council's I In¢ludt~iSOftware; 1 635-9415. For other infor- 1999, a drop of 530. dropped 13 percent this website to plan holidays, Microsoft Windows Millenium, Microsoft Excel 2000 Notion Anti Virus And it's not just Ter- May and June, when a po- rather than phone for infor- Microsoft Internet Explorer Microsoft Publisher 2000 MicrosoftWord 2000 mation, call Lorraine at Microsoft Outlook 2000 635-9587 or Mary-Anne at race. Prince Rupert's tential ferry strike loomed. mation. "It's sure cut our 638-0200. numbers are down, too, In addition, a couple of mailing costs," she added.

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Somelimes these goals cannel be achievedin Ihe sameIo(olion. ing changed and it's here where a glitch has developed. 1he problemsarise when food or ethel ollradanls ore left oul for bears Io find. Due to The society found out Aug. 17 that its first draft sent he r s tong driveto gainweighl los Iheirwinler snooze,end beingIhe sort at opportunistic and somewhatlazy crealurosthey are (like someof us humans)bears wil lefuln to find to a Thornhill advisory committee, which hears propo- easy mealsthat wil fat themon picnicIobles, in coolersand in pal food dishes. 1he lossof sals to change the zoning, has been rejected. a bear'slear for humansmakes for o dangeroussilualion. "They weren't happy with the wording," said Peggy Visilorsare the key to makingrauealianal areas safe. By makingsure a lew precautions Julseth, who works for the society. "That means that it are taken, park guestscan enjoytheir stay. Here ore somesimple safely rules: has to go back to the lawyers." "Coolersore nol oir.lighl,nor bearpr®f end needle be storedin ovohkle whennot being The new wording will be part of the first and second used. "Feud end olher odorousmaterials such as pet loadand dishes,cosmalics, faolhpaslo, and reading of a proposed rezoning by-law going before the even empty pop cansore hem olltadenls,so put themInside a vehicleal night, and when regional district in September. you ore not ptesonlal yourcampsite. But the rejection of its first rezoning proposal is only "Gorbege needsIo be deohwilh immediately,end sferedin bear prod garbagecontainers. one of the society's problems. Neighbours who live in • Reportboor sighfingsIo pork operators. Take note whal the bear lookslike and whol and around the Kofoed Street house are upset with how theywere doingwhen you sowthem. the society is handling of the entire situation. When a bear is seenin a busy,well-used campgreund or day.usearea, parksstall warn Ihe publicwilh signsand monitorIhe specilicboor's behavior Io see if Jl is oolinghuman food or "l haven't been kept up to date on what's going on garbageand to mantlesIha bear'sresponse Io humans.When possible, park stall work Io with their [the society's] application and I live right next mainlainbear's nolutal lemlu[+oodions to humanshy ellemptingIo scarelhem oil and out door," said Dave Parks, a neighbour to the proposed new THE HOUSE at 3183 Kofoed Street in Thornhill is at the centre of a heated ol popdarcampgrounds and day use areas. II Ihe particularbear has accessedhuman food home on 3183 Kofoed Street. debate between the North West Community Health Services Society and local or garbage,or fails to displayo typical leorful reaclionIo humanpresence, then Ihe park Parks questions the plan to move the mentally ill re- residents. The society wants to use the home to house the region's mentally ill area will be closedIo visitors until o Mer date. Somelimesclosure of an area is nm sidents from their current Hall Street home in Terrace to patients, but the plan angers neighbours, who say that they have been left out possible, In which case o leod-tondilionedbear is Irappod Trappedbears are Ihen of the consultation process. dosltoyedbecause once they gel into humanlord and garbagethey will coalinueto posea the Kofoed Street location in Thornhill. risk fo publksolely. 111ohosl solulion is pcevenlion.Visilors play a ctilkal role in porksas He says the Kofoed home isn't set up to house a max- the float line in the prevenlionat human.beartonflirts. imum of nine residents plus staff. "My concern is for the clients and the taxpayers," It's more than money LAKELSE LAKE PROVINCIAL said Parks. "I don't want them to realize that they've LOCAL DOCTORS say wage demands Memorial, he added. made a mistake two years down the road after they make up just one part of their plan to im- That's because it wouldn't make a Iol PARK VISITORS PROGRAMS spend all that money." prove medical services here. of sense to pay doctors more money yet Parks is also worried that the society will change the Schedule And tops on their list is the adoption have them continue to be unahle to fully Thursday Aufl 24 area's zoning, which would restrict him from building and implementatiou of the new northwest practise their craft, Redpath said. 4~m Jerry's Ranqers "Who Lives Here" and operating a business on his property. The area is medical services plan which lays out the Doctors also want commitments for ts Searchfor wildlilotrees in Ihe park.NatureNut sticker. zoned rural-light industrial, a zoning that mixes homes case for more specialty medical services regional trauma service to be based in 8pro More To Explore In the North West! with heavy equipment operators and contractors. This in the northwest. Terrace, a regional kidney dialysis pro- Call Johonsonfrom the Minislryol Forestswill explore mare hikingtrails and reoeolion type of zoning is onty found in Thornhill. Local physician spokesman Dr. Bill gram for the northwest and a comprehen- opporluniliesnear to some o[ our lavorile local provincialparksl Family slide-show "I bought my house partly because of the zoning, l Redpath says there's a clear need for sive chemotherapy program for cancer presenlalion. want to build a shop in my backyard and with this type more psychiatrists in the northwest and a treatment. FridayAug 25 4~m Jerry's Ronqers "Stayinq Alive + of zoning I can do that," said Parks. second ophthalmologist. They also say a fiflly functioning nurs- What wouldyou do if you were Iosl in the park? SafetySense sticker. Julseth stresses that the society's application won't There should also be an orthopedic ery for sick babies is needed at Mills change the current zoning. surgical service in Terrace because it is Memorial and more money is needed for 7~m Thinqs That Go Bump n The Nklht "This won't change the intent of the area at all," she the northwest home base for the majority the hospital's thread-bare physiotherapy Whal nodumalueolums ore lurkingaround when we are snoozing? explained. "The area will stay rural-light industrial it of the specialists needed to support that department. SolurdoyAug 26 will just have an added definition that will allow us to service, he said. They also want an end to the hospital's Jerry's gan,qers "You're The Bassi" stay there." At the moment, there are two orthope- requirement that the two general surgeons Discoverand salve some of Ihe hardest problemsat keepingIhe pork clean, safe and She said that the new wording will have restrictions dic surgeons in the northwest, one in Kill- pay half of the wages of nurses working in neluroll ProudPlayerstitker. so that the area won't be bombarded with similar types mat and one in Prince Rupert. In the past, its endoscopy operaliug room. "That's just 7~m Bears of care facilities. any suggestion of changing that mix has miserable," said Redpath. Comeand learn more aboutthe park'sImgesl carnivore. "The wording needs to be fair to us and fair to the drawn severe objections from those two Specialists should also be paid Ibr tra- Sunday Auq 27 4~m Jerry's Ranqers "Do You Like Litter?" neighbours that's the only way this will work," she said. vel time when going to the Kitimat Gen- cities. Learn ahoul Ihe problemsthai lifter can causewildlite in Ihe pork-Garbage Gobbler A newsletter bringing neighbours in the Kofoed Street "This is a decision that needs to be eral Hospital and not be charged for of- slicker. area up-to-date on the society's application process is taken from a medical economic perspec- fice space there. 7~m Slalklnq The Salmon being mailed out this week. tive and to get the politics out of it," said "We'd also like the CT scanner be Walkwith us a shortway on the trail to discoversalmon streams wilhln this old growlh After the new wording has been finalized and it has Red'path. fully funded. At the moment, the province locesL Meelol lhe nmphilheolec. passed the first and second readings, a public hearing There's also a need to increase the only funds it 75 per cent of the time, ba- will be scheduled for the first week in October. amount of operating room hours at Mills sichlly four days a week," said Redpath.

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J "I want toquickly work with that group to work out the terms of reference and establish a time frame for the work," northern commissioner John Backhouse said last week. He made the comments last week after receiving the second of two consultants' reports which found a broad acceptance to setting up a method to examine the mora- torium based on including all sectors of the northwest telUs,net DEPARTME and the north coast of Vancouver Island. OF HIGH SPEED The north coast of Vancouver Island is included be- cause the potential deposits are located as far south as " " ' INTERNET that area. O- 9 4 5 SKATER Danvis Dorrett with his sign. The group will contain a wide variety of local govern- ment, native, and business representatives and could in- elude oil and gas company interests, said Backhouse. ;SPEEDING TICKET Skater assaulted Backhouse was given the job last year to find out the SKATEBOARDER Danvis Dorrett launched a one- public attitude toward reviewing the drilling moratorium placed in the mid-1970s. man protest against what he calls "skater haters" I$SUEDTO last week after he was harassed and confronted by He's had to tread lightly, saying repeatedly his task is ! a group of older teenagers. not to recommend the moratorium be lifted, but to find a / "I got beat up because I skate," said Dorrett, a way in which the decision can be made. i: No matter what a final decision may be, the need is li~ 16-year-old who fashioned a protest sign out of a SSUED tj~ used pizza box, strapped it around his neck, and to give people "as fair as a say as anybody else has in MON l'oEs -f.uRs FR, gsf,T Nsu. l took his message to the streets of Terrace, follow- the process," he said. ing an altercation with a group of non-skaters. To do that, Backhouse said the work to set up a re- On Aug. 16, Dorrett said a group surrounded him view process must be open and without bias. I: lED FOR . , on Kalum Street in front of Sears, where he claims Business groups in Prince Rupert have already said he was eventually punched in the face by a much they believe environmentally-safe drilling is possible / larger male assailant, after the store's manager - given the advances of technology over the past 20 years. .:~ | who tried to intervene - went inside to call police. They've also pointed to the success of the Hibernia .~ ELL;EO , - . _ "The manager said, 'Seven against one isn't drilling off of the coast of Newfoundland. " fair,' and if they didn't leave, he'd call the police. Various environmental groups aren't convinced, say- So as soon as the guy picked up the phone, I was ing the northcoast waters are shallow and subject to se- a, t-.e hit." vere winds and storms which could result in spills and Dorrett said his attacker had followed him from damage should drilling be allowed. Gus's, where 15 minutes earlier there had been an- The idea of another kind of northwest industry has other confrontation. "He said he hated skaters." grown given the decline of other industries such as log- Sears manager Dean Porter said he tried reason- ging and fishing. ing with the older youth who towered over his vic- It's also been fuelled by the recent massive demand tim, before calling police to disperse the crowd in by the United States to use natural gas as an alternative front of the store. energy source to coal and nuclear power. Wearing a protest sign that read: "I Skate Be- One of the keys to Backhouse's work is to set up a cause I Can, Stop Sk8ter Haters, and Skateboard- neutral and central location for any and all information ing is Not a Crime," Dorrett said he and other ska- relating to drilling. teboarders in Terrace are routinely insulted and He's going to approach the University of Northern harassed when they ride their boards around town. British Columbia to see if it is interested in the job. He now fears Terrace's anti-skateboarding cli- "I believe UNBC has the capability and the potential mate has escalated from name calling, insults, and to set up something world class," said Backhouse. verbal abuse to full-out physical attacks. He's spent just over $150,000 so far on the two con- "I just want people to know that skateboarding sultants' reports and is now working on a budget for the is not a crime. It's an art. It's a skill. I want all this review design group. skateboarder abuse and harassment to stop." The 1970s moratorium was last reviewed by the pro- He and other skateboarders do feel safe at the vincial and federal governments in 1986 and they deci- new skateboard park,, :although because of its isola- ded it should stay in place. tion, Dorrett and his friends avoid it after dark. Any reviewneeds the involvement of the federal gov- He admitted he may face retaliation for speak- ernment. ing out, but Dorrett intends to keep on skateboard- It has so far remained neutral on the subject and fed- ing, no matter what. "These are the best four eral environment minister David Anderson has said no wheels I've ever had. They get me everywhere." serious exploration proposal has been submitted.

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INSIDE COMMUNITY EVENTS B2 I OMMUNITY ...... I ,il l: AnimalCompas abandonmenton gone to dogs, says woman By SARAH GLEN if you are interested in WHEN LAURIE Forbes knowing the nature of a found the two dogs their person, you just have to EV BISHOP skin was stretched tightly watch how they treat their over their protruding ribs, animals. Now, what do Years from now their pads were worn you think would be the through to the soft, fleshy true nature of a person who ! he day after this column hits the leaves defenseless animals paper, my husband and I will cele- insides and they were madly devouring a rabbit. on a mountain road is?" brate our ninth anniversary of legal- T asked Forbes. got-the-paper-to-prove it marriage! Forbes at first thought the mixed-breed dogs were While she is searching I'm 28. I got married four months after my black bear cubs cowering for a home for one of the' 19th birthday and I get the "Yikes, you mar- in the ditch on the side of dogs (the other one was ried young!" comment a lot. We got a lot of road, but when she got placed within a few weeks lectures about the foolishness of marrying closer she realized she after Forbes found her) she young just before we got married, too. was mistaken. is wary to let the dog go. To this day I still don't understand why "These dogs were left The remaining dog, who marrying young is supposedly a horrific mis- out there," she explains. Forbes has named Josie is take. People launch into tirades about how "There is hardly any traffic a year-and-a-half old cross you'll change so much, you're too young to know who you're going to be and what you up that road during the between a lab and chow, want to do, blah, blah, blah. summer and no one lives is very affectionate and Do you know any unhappily married people up there." would be great with kids, Forbes was taking her who waited 'til they were older? I do. I know said Forbes. own three dogs on a hike unhappily marrieds of all ages. Fortunately, I She is hoping other lo- up Shames Mountain road also know of a variety of •happy ones. It's not cal residents will be on July 23 when she found age that makes or breaks a marriage; it's spurred to help fight ani- people. the abandoned pups. mal abandonment. Chris and I have both changed so much that "The dogs looked like "I'm not quite sure what it would be hard to explain in 1,000 pages, let they were in a frenzy. the answer is in situations alone 800 words. We're still changing and They had that wild look in like these," she said. "But finding new goals and new sides to our perso- their eyes," she said. I know out of experience nalities. In this dilemma of marriage, I think And while she took both that people need to be ed- ucated on animal care." our youth was on our side. We went from liv- the pups home and nursed She advocates active ing under our families' roofs and roommates' them back to health, the community education roofs to being with each other. We never got to experience has left the lo- campaigns. make decisions or plans devoid of considera- cal resident shaken and "Pet ownership is not tion of other people's feelings or wishes so it frustrated. just seemed natural to need to plan and barter "I find it really appall- about what the animal gives to you it's about giv- with each other about various goals in our ing that anyone would ing something back to the marriage. We never felt that we had lost our consider it [abandonment] freedom... We'd never had any! I'm joking. I'm a method of dog control. It animal," she said. joking! : just floors me," Forbes Director of animal con- Some changes in personal views have been said. ~trol, Frank Bowsher agrees hard to adjust to but seeing our marriage as a When she finally that there is a problem permanent thing makes us slog through diffi- coaxed the nervous and with animal abandonment starving dogs out of the in Terrace but he states culties until we resolve them. If we don,t, the ditch, into her van and that it is a trend that he same problems will still be plaguing us in 10 back to her home, Forbes sees mostly when the years. LAURIE FORBES and mix-breed dogi Josie enjoy a moment outside. Forbes got a chance to look economy is depressed. We weren't old enough to be set in our found Josie and another dog starving and emaciated on Shames Mountain closely at the dogs. "In the past 18 months ways or to find it difficult to adjust. road, July 23. The pads of their feet I've seen more dogs being We are quite different personalities but I were raw and full of abandoned. This is be- don't think the cliche "opposites attract" ap- blisters and when they def- cause people end up turn- the most, said Bowsher. vets need to be involved And for Forbes that is a plies to us, I prefer to think of us each having ecated their stool was run- ing out their dogs when While he advocates in. point she strongly advo- ny and slimy - a sign that they can't afford to feed community education on '" "If we had animals cates. their stomach acid was , them," said Bowsher. animal care, Bowsher be- spayed and neutered, we "He proposed at Furlong Bay "We can fix this by eating away at their sto- July, August and Sep- lieves that it is more wouldn't have so many un- on a walk in the dark to the spaying and neutering our mach linings. tember are the months pressing to get anim,~ls wanted cats and dogs wan- outhouse...I thought it was ro- pets," she said. "I've often thought that people abandon their dogs fixed - something local dering around," he said. mantic. "

different strengths that compliment each other's weaknesses. Foreign Students I know that we are fortunate. Not every• young nmrriage works out as well as ours has... and l'm not nai've. Nine years is not a really explore Terrace long time but we think that we have a good start. WAFFLES PILED high "We keep them prelty We were best friends for a year before any- with ice cream, pieces of busy," said Sharon An- thing got "romantic" and having that friend- smoked salmon and hot sems, one of the local 4-H ship base has been a huge help to our relation- pop tarts are some of the host family volunteers, ship. I knew he was a great guy. I'd heard him flavors of Terrace Ja- whose son Mike will also talk about women and life and all of his opi-' panese exchange students be traveling to Japan next nions when he wasn't just a boyfriend trying to are experiencing on their year. impress me. whirlwind tour of the "People don't under- He proposed at Furlong Bay on a walk in northwest. stand. 4-H is a lot more the dark to the outhouse... Ok, so it's not the The five exchange stud- than raising livestock, the down on one knee, beach with a sunset see- ents are part of a special program focuses on public ' nario but I thought it was romantic. travel program sponsored speaking and citizenship," I broke the engagement a couple months through 4-H B.C. said Ansems. later when people's repeated warnings about "Tokyo doesn't have UTREK, a Japanese- potenlially ruining my life got to me. He was the beauty of nature so based travel club and tile very sad. I was very sad. We kept going out. close to daily life," said 4-H counterpart sets up the Three months later we were doing dishes after Shunsuke Yuki, a 15-year- exchanges from Tokyo. having dinner at his parents, he was washing, I old exchange student visit- Both the Canadian and was drying, and he was joking around, making ing Terrace. Japanese students travel me laugh like crazy. I looked at him and real- This exchange program during their school breaks. ized that 1 could see us doing this forever. So I is special because after "I like Canada very asked him to marry me. He looked at me and their stay, the Japanese much," said Keiko Ishi- said, "Sure," then started to laugh. I didn't like students invite their Ter- matsu, another of the ex- • that. race host families to Japan change students visiting What does "sure" followed by laughter the following year. Terrace. "I don't miss Ja- :.mean? He really did want to marry me, he as- Ken Adair is one Terra- pan at all." sured me. He was just laughing at my timing. ce-based 4-H club member The students stayed for 'It was three days before our one-year anniver- who is on his way to Japan just over 2 weeks and sary as a "couple" and he'd been planning on next year, after hosting 12 leave for home August 23. asking me again. year-old Yu Ohta, one of 4-H clubs host national We "walked down the aisle" on my par- the Japanese exchange travel programs as well, J ents' sundeck to Lores0 Armstrong s What a students visiting Terrace giving members the oppor- Wonderful World followed by Dr. Hook's song, this summer. tunity to meet each other Years From Now. "You are my one true friend. "I want to visit the Ja- across Canada, Always my one true friend and I'll love you 'til panese version of Disney- • The clubs are open to t the end as I love you tonight. I know that this land," said Adair. kids from nine to 19 years world that we live in can be hard now and then While staying in the old, but Ansems says that I More space needed 4 and it will be again, many times we've been northwest, the Japanese clubs focused on four and Carol Glen, Kelly Kryzanowski (seated) and Donna Auriat show off the down. Still love has kept us together, the students have visited five year olds are also cramped quarters of the Terrace Red Cross medical equipment loan service flame never diesi when I look in your eyes; the Prince Rupert, gone on a available. (MELS). The service is looking to expand. Currently It is operating out of a future I see. Wanting you years from now, three-day camping trip, "The kids get to experi- storage room tn the North West Community Services Society. With a grow- holding you years from now and loving you swimming at Lakelse Lake ence a different culture, T ing number of people using the service, the space is becoming piled high years from now, as I love you tonight," The and at Mount Layton Hot said Ansems. "It is a cul- with equipment, MELS loans medical equipment to people discharged from lyrics summed up my feelings then and they springs and have plans to ture that they might other- the hospital. The equipment can be borrowed free of charge for up to three do ,ow; a wistful hope iil my heart that years tour Alcan and the Deep wise never get to experi- months, from now.,, Creek fish hatchery. ence." B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000

"~ Week 'CITY SCENE FROM ALBERTA importance of coastal shorelines. Admission San jose i!ill Bar Scene is by donation. Gators Pub: Just announced.I Twainstwin. A tribute to Shania Twain performs Monday, Sept. 25. Attention Rock 'n' Roll fans! Don't Poetry contest miss Crunch-Fest, Sept. 2, featuring Let your imaginations soar and write a Tuesdayto Saturday ..... Glasshead plus MoneyShot and Rewind. poem (or two) for the Terrace Public "rickets are $5 at the door. F.T.A. appears live • Library's annual teen poetry contest.. :, AUgUSt 22'*" AUgUSt26ii!i!iiii ;i until August 26. Ruins, Ebony's and Sonny's Deadline for submission is Sept. 1. you Collectibles presents the all new Gator could win cash prizes of $50 to $100. For -NORTHERN MOTOR INN " Games, every Wednesday until Aug. 26. more info., call Holly at the library. Beasley's Mix: Live entertainment with John OPEN6om-llpm.- 7Days I Smiley, Friday and Saturday. Still Terrace's GREAT DAILY SPECIALS l coolest lounge. • SERVING BREAKFAST ALL DAY .) George's Pub: From Alberta, San Jose West Time to bowl STOP IN AT THE "~ plays Tuesday August 22 to Saturday August Terrace bowling lanes is calling all new, old THORNHILL PUB 26. Relax and enjoy great daily specials at the or retired bowlers to sign up for the Sit back and relax on our Patio. Northern Motor Inn. upcoming bowling season. If you want to, The only LOG CABIN PUB IN THE NORTHWEST. •join a league, call the lanes, 635-5911.' Check Our New Menu! J Everyone is welcome.. Fall fair Don't Drink ¢OLI) BEER1 Put those creative thinking caps on and from noon to 4 pro. There is always lots of & Drive sign up for the Skeena Valley fall Fair's first fresh, local produce, flowers and crafts for the annual scarecrow making contest. It only whole family. New vendors are always Garage sale Our FREE costs $1 per entry and is open to kids of all welcome. Terrace Breast feeding support group ts Courtesy Van will M0n.day• [email protected] I1 p.m. I ?lurday &Sunday 9 a.m.-11p,m~ ages. Entry deadline is Aug.25. First prize is holding a garage sale, September 8 to raise : take you home. j $75. Call Maria, 635-7531 for more info. money for a new electric breast pump at Splish, splash Mills Memorial Hospital. Donated items for 3086 Highway 16 Come out to Lakelse Lake, August 23 at 7 the sale are appreciated. Sale takes place Farm Market pm to see an Alberta-based theatre company Friday night and Saturday morning, call Terrace, B.C. Come out to the Rosswood farmer's market. perform, Splash and Ripple. The musical Moyra, 635-2242 or Nancy, 635-5607 for Ph: 635-6375 The market runs every Sunday until Aug. 27 comedy focuses on the environmental more information. o,

Wgdnesd~v. August 23 Splash and Ripple, an environmental Skeena Family Resources will offer the Adolescent Health Program throughout play comes to Lakelse Lake amphitheatre the summer for youth between the ages of CANADIAN TIRE at 7 pro. The play is put on by the Alber- 10 and 18. Free and confidential one-on- www.canadiantire.com ta-based theatre group, Precipice theatre. one and group teaching by a Registered 30°/Ooff Or Email us at It will focus on the importance of con- Nurse on issues of pregnancy, birth con- [email protected] serving shoreline areas. Admission is by trol, sexually transmitted diseases, alco- donation. hol and drugs, hygiene, puberty, etc. Par- SAFEWAY ents welcome to attend with client con- www.safeway.com sent. Your child's education shouldn't end Thursday. Aueust 24 when school does. To book sessions or for TE..,,,-o,-,x ..,...._.,,-o..~ Cancer Support Group for family and info, call Cathy at 635-8370 (pager). , .~. =tRACE L~ttRACE friends meets at the Stepping Stones Summer I' ~! =.RvSLE, I ~ ~ I Clubhouse, 3302 Sparks St. at 7 p.m. Buy Attention Celiacs! If you don't know where to turn for support or meal planning daffodils to help the cancer resource information, Carol can help. Call her at --- Toys centre. Call 638-8583 for information. 638-8423 or drop by 4607 Lakelse Ave- nue. Friday. Aulmst 25 25-31,2000 Aboriginal Child and Family Support Poetry Contest for teens is being offered E T ER "C"E Group meets 9 a.m. at the The Family through the Terrace Public Library. Poets aged 12-18 years old can submit their [email protected] Place at 4553 Park Ave. Brian Grant at poetry until September 1. Pick up an in- 638-8558 for more information. formation package at the library for more STD-ARD The Terrace Standard information. standard@ kermode.net Local FAS Group is working on raising Skeena Mall awareness about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome CHAMPS, a Canadian weight awareness Your website/email address club is looking for men and women who (FAS). The group will be finalizing detail (250) 635-1887 could be here! share a common concern of managing for a mall display. Interested? Join the Contact us at 638-7283 pounds sensibly. For more info., call group from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Fa- Elaine, 250-832-7671 or Jan, 250-392- mily Place. 5474.

m:~ff-, Friday. September 8 Get a team together for the Skeena Val- ley Fall Fair tug-o'-war challenge, the The Terrace Breast feeding Support entry fee is $20 and teams must consist of Group is holding a garage sale. Proceeds eight people with at least two women. go towards a new electric breast pump at Call Jacquie, 635-6727 for more informa- Mills Memorial Hospital. Donations are tion. Depression II greatfully accepted. Call Moyra, 635- As discussed last week, the link between our physical well.. 2242 or Nancy, 635-5607 for more infor- being cannot be separated from our emotions and feelings. WEEKLY MEETINGS This is certainly true with depression. mation. If I was depressed, rd add dietary fiber and a cleansing tea to assure regular and complete elimination, as our minds are THURSDAYS very sensitive to toxins. Anti-parasite herbs may be warranted. Ilaby'sName: AnthonyGarren RJ Louie ~;fl|prdav. Seotember 9 St. John's Wort naturally helps relieve cases of mild to moder- AmyNe tie AnnaDay Date & 'lime of Birth: Civil Air Search and Rescue is holding GREATER TERRACE BEAUTIFI- ate depression. Ginkgo biloba improves blood circulation, Date & lime of Birth: CATION SOCIETY meets every first especially to the head. Aug. 8, 2000 at IO:05a.m. Aug. 8, 2000 at 9:41 p.m. classroom training for current and new Since stress can be a factor rd add B-complex vitamins, Weight: 8 lbs. i 3%oz.Sex: Female Weight:8 Ibs.2 oz. Sex: Male members, including spotters, navigators, Thursday of the month at city hall in known to help the body handle stress, (While the entire family council chambers from 7-9 p,m, The soc- Parents: l>,vayneDay & Parents: Charmaine& Tony Louie survival etc. Call Mark for more info., of B vitamins are helpful, vitamin B12 has been linked to iety's mission statement is to foster indi- depression symptoms such as confusion, memory loss and KorenaQuock ¢ 635-3618. vidual responsibility for beautification apathy in the elderly, who may not be able to absorb it well ¢ from normal dietary sources.) Essential fatty acids importantly Baby's Name: and tidiness. Receipts for charitable do- rebuild the nerve sheathes, rd use a vitamin/mineral supple- nation can now be issued. For more info Baby's Name: Jaid~a DaleCampbell Come and register your Spark, Brownie, ment daily, as we require greater nutrition during times of Date &lime of Birth: Guide, Pathfinder or Guider at the Skeena call Chris Hansen 638-1049. stress. Whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables are choice NicolasJake Funk foods. Date & 'lime of Birth: Aug. 9, 2000 at 9:29 p.m.. Mall from 10 am to 3 pm. For more info., Weight: 9 Ibs. 2oz. Sex: Male SATHYA SAI BABA Information I might consider additional chromium, calcium and magne- Aug. 3, 2000 at 5:53 p.m. call 638-8879. sium; antloxidants such as grapeseed extract with milk thistle; Weight: 8 lbs. 7oz. Sex: ~lale Parents: Rod Campbell& centre holds weekly devotional singing and amino acids, rd assure that my hormones were naturally Parents: Corey& Nita Funk CherylJones from 7:30-9:15 p.m. Thursday nights. For balanced. I'd reach out to supportive friends who stand by me ¢ PUBLIC SERVICE more info call 635-9544 or 638-0433. t through tough times, and rd try to step back end see If any ANNOUNCEMENTS changes could be made to improve my life. Relaxation can be Baby's Name: Baby's Name: Canadian Cancer Resource Centre of- TERRACE PARENTS for French helpful, as can massage and harmonious music. A vacation ~dam I)elmer Sk~tarTerrance Grifliths fers resource information about emer- meet the last Thursday of each month at Just might be in orderl Date &'llnte of Birth: Date & lame of Birth: gency aid, the breast cancer visitor pro- 7 p.m. at Kiti K'Shan school staff room. Outdoor exercise is very beneficial to this condition, so I'd Aug. 13, 2000 at 7:34 a.m. try to spend time walking or being active In the yard every day. July 25, 2000 at 2:58 a.m. gram and the cancer visitor program. For more info call 635-0135. Weight: 7 lbs. 8oz. Sex: Male rd expect to feel some improvement within the first week, con- Weight: 8 Ibs. 13oz.Sex: Male Summer hours are Monday, Wednesday, tinuing over three months. Parents: JessicaGordon & Parents: tlarding& Friday from 10 am to 3 pm. To find out AL-ANON offers a program of recovery We should never suddenly stop medication without our Jay Griffiths ShelleySmith more, call 638-8583. for those whose lives have been adversely doctor's support. Any change in treatment is generally made affected by the problem of alcoholism in • slowly and carefully. Skeena Valley Fall Fair Association is a relative, partner or friend, Meetings are Get A looking for volunteers to help make this Thursdays at 7:30 p,m, at the Terrace For information, a consultation or to year's fair the best ever. Jobs include Women's Resource Centre 4542 Park purchase herbal nutrition products Free from setting up snow fencing to moving Ave. Call Joan at 635-3188, at wholesale prices contact: equipment around. The association is also Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Darcie Annesley, Baby Gift. putting out a call to registered first aid at- BIG BROTHERS & Big Sisters hold a Shelly Coxen, Maureen Gent, Wayne Gray, tendants who could volunteer their time board meeting the third Thursday of every Joan Hough (Kitimat) (Simple, huh?) to be on hand during the weekend of the month at 3237 Kalum St. at 7:30 p.m. Bruno Belanger & Krista Bottyan (Terrace). They're looking for volunteers and board Just see our service desk for more information fair. If you're interested, call Maria 635- ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS 7531. members. Contact Lois at 635-4232. e Phone:(250) 638-1541 - Terrace (250) 632-2740 - Kitimat Kids computer camp at the Terrace SKEENA VALLEY CAR CLUB Fax: (250) 635-1565 Overwa,tea Public Library for children aged 6-10. The meets the fourth Thursday of the month at E N R I C H" E,L: [email protected] program is free, but please register by 7:30 p.m. at A&W on Keith. Call Bob at tNXERNATION^L Cbangingeanadian.¢ HeafM ona x reo . phoning 638,8177, : ~ 635,9214 for info. )EPENDENT DISTRIBU1 ~ Oltg Person at a 'Time Local authors The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000- B3 gather hnstory ILUCKY DOLLAR BINGO PALACE EVER WONDERED how "We've ordered about the street you live on got 100 books and have al- its name? ready sold 50 per cent of Well'Helen Haselmeyer them," said Moon f Pa~tyTecro(u GroupAnti. ~ ~1~ i and Yvonne Moon may Both Haselmeyer and Tm~xe I have the answer for you. Moon are set to order an- irate Salmon~d KO/~11 I [nha~a.unt ~o~ I The two local women other batch of books soon. ShClub have written and published "We know that there a book on the history of have been some mistakes ,~U'culumbu~,tSl49 street names in Terrace S 7 in our book and we're hop- ~ee~aJunior Terr=eMi~ truce Pmb, iO~ty I,A!,.~.,i= S~y Sdwl H~key Ass~mtion and the surrounding area, ing to fix them before the I Gymmlm+Club Muk~K+t~umkulumkurnd ParentCouod I I(ineueClub of Parry Gloup "This isn't just a list of second order comes in," S~te~b~ and ~la~e ~ierv street names, in its own said Moon. right it's a history book of The authors are on- Terrace," said Hasel- couraging residents who 13 14 1 c,~,,5, ~16,,~*~: ro~mtyGroup [ ~s endBig meyer. know historical informa- 1burnhilt Junior Terr~o Minor l ~nm Ilub ! ,. S~onda(y£h~ol H~keyA~'~iol~0n hote~t/~e0~@ ol . The book, How are tion on street names to PmentCo~il I te~lo~eIhagette 17,.,,....11Temxe.Xifimul n ~, ~ti- streets were named isn't come forward. I A~oc~t~on Ai~how~xioty I xiot.lYGr°oP the first project for these "There are some streets local authors - both Moon that we just couldn't iden- | T~,=u 2O 23 (.lime and Haselmeyer are also tify," explains Hasel- ~mXI ~Or 3e PooP, TemxeCommunity Mount[Ihube$ Voluma 8u~e~o Gruon~ I ~s ~ety working on another book meyer. "It would be great ~do~y~hod I ~key~ ~mion Gymna'~tKsClub ParenlCourted FWslFWstHoliort.,Holions xe Ann, that lists the history of her- if anyone knows anything LegionBrur~h II3 Women's,Women',.CooncdCoonci xio~'11'51o~ Ar~boo itage homes in the area. to let us know so we can The book titled, This ad that to the second old house takes an intimate edition." G~uur CalednoiaSenior Tur~xeCommuuity /II- ~om~ S~iell look at homes built pre- How are streets were SecondaryS&~ ~ 30gu~eauVulu,l~ ParentCouncil HockeyI ialion 131..,. 1940 in the area, said named is sold at Misty ~on:e.~~u~lain I Te.~e~lmoo~ ~i Club / (ohancemenl Moen. River Books, Red Raven / s~.~ But before This old Gallery, Northern Drugs Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 1:00 p.m. house is set to hit the and by Moon and Hasel- Sat. Afternoon Games Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. shelves in local book- meyer. Wed,Thurs., Frl., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 9:45 p.m. stores, the authors are busy This old house will be PUBLISHED AT LAST: After about two years ga- Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon promoting their book of available in a few months, thering information on how local street names were street names. said Moen. named, authors Yvonne Moen and Helen Hasel- T,V,MONITORS AISLECONCESSION meyer have published a book, How our streets 4410Legion, Terrace 635-2411 Youth magazine were named. The book is available at bookstores. tough local sell HE PUT out the call but thing. J no one answered. "It was only a promise About a month ago, of an article - I don't' • ,°,,H • Scott Brandon a Katima- have it yet," said Brandon. vik volunteer stationed in Because he has already Terrace, called on local left Terrace, Brandon is teens to volunteer to help hoping some interested write and pu.blish a youth- teens will come forward to DOWNTOWNTERRACE focused alternative maga- take over where he left off. zine - Youth Xpress. While the magazine ~ ~eart But since then the needs writers, Brandon phone at Terrace Anti- stresses that volunteers in- X Poverty Group-Society, terested in laying-out and o/ where Brandon was volun- publishing the magazine teering and organizing the are needed most. Our Ci~ magazine has been quiet. "Everything's set at this EV'S MENS WEbeR "It's so disappointing," end," he said. "All they said Brandon. "I mean, have to do is come down 4605 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace Ph: 635.5420 this [magazine] is an out- to Anti-poverty [group-soc- let for teenagers to voice iety] and talk to Helga." ~:.-j.,~,~i*L, ,~7 Enjoy the summer with clothes their opinions." Helga Smith is the ex- .~...:;v~..~.::. ~'*..:~. .... :.,. to help you Beat the Heat I. Brandon picked up the ecutive director of the magazine from a previous Anti-Poverty Group-Socie- Katimavik member sta- ty. ,'Z X tioned in Terrace. Anyone between the " // ""i Hats&Cap So far, he says only one ages of 13 to 29 years old submission has come in can write or help publish and even that isn't a sure the magazine.

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over summer at SFU " Br iadnal,AG::eds sDorT:: es WHILE MOST students would dread going to ]i~ -~j~ 46O9Lak~Is~3~v4n2~, Terrace school over the summer, a local student gladly jumped at the chance a month ago to spend a few weeks learning more about his future career. Harwinder Parmar, a Caledonia Senior Second- Check out our great selection of hunting ary School student spent the month of July deve- & fishing supplies & clothing. loping his computer skills at Simon Fraser Uni- versity's (SFU) health, counselling and career centre. The position at the university was part of SFU's ~"~ORTHCOAST AN,GLER~ ta'D. I mentorship co-op, which pairs high school students with co-op university students. High school students who take part in the pro- gram gain work experience and an introduction to 3217 KalumTerrace 635,6496 the university environment. Over 80 university and high school students took "We Specializein H~~ part in the program this year. SFU's mentorship co-op application deadline for high school students next year is March of 2001. For more information, call Anne (604) 291-5934. Weird cars wanted August FROM CARS that look like sharks to a bus cov- ered in growing grass, two northern groups are on the look out for unique vehicles to highlight in an .. ,-, ¢.. 25'" & 26'" upcoming TV series. Terrace's Economic Development Authority and the Prince George Film Commission are teaming up with a production company to showcase local residents and their unique cars, van or motorcycles. The new program, Weird Wheels will showcase artists and eccentrics with their art cars, Each pro- gram will follow a specific theme and the viewer will learn why the owners of these vehicles do what they do and how the people around them ac- cept their wheeled obsessions. If you know anyone who may be interested being featured in the show, please contact the Terrace Economic Development Authority. The right

Located in the "q book title Coast Inn of the West IN LAST week's Yvonne Moen column, the book by Lil- lian Brooks had an incorrect title. It is called, Clair Gig- gey Pioneer. The book can be bought at Misty River Books, Red Raven Gallery, Northern Drugs or by con- tacfing Yvonne Moen 638-0423. B4- "[he Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000

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KEITH FREEMAN PORTS 638-7283 Kickstarting TaeKwon-Do New school offers modern eastern style of martial arts WHEN YOU think of the Northwest, eastern martial art forms probab- ly don't come to mind. ROB BROWN As long as David Burk's in town though, that might start changing. The 29 year-old runs the No man's island Terrace branch of the IT scanned the far side of the river from the railroad. Northern TaeKwon-Do e grays and varied greens congealed and took Academy, which opened ape as I slowed the sweep of the field glasses and up in the spring, and now aarrowed in on my target: a distant island fronted by an caters to 20 students of all impressive rockery jutted far out into the Skeena then ages. vanished into the landscape downstream. Where the The schools are being held - for the time being - Skeena rubbed up against it, the bar had tantalizing rif- in the basement of the ties. Mason's Hall. I whistled the dog back. We'll find our way in there, But what exactly is I promised her as we made our way along the tracks then TaeKwon-Do? Burk says up a rock bluff to the truck. it's a combination of an- I'd noticed a derelict road running parallel to the cient and modern styles of highway on the way in. It pointed the same direction in boxing and kicking. which the bar lay. I took it. The track softened then "It originated in Korea turned to mud. The grasses, taller now, swished against in 1955, when a man by the truck like brooms. The woods closed in until the the name of General Choi diminishing possibility of turning around made me stop Hong Fi, took the ancient~ and do just that at a wide spot. I took a compass bear- Tae-Kyon art and mixed it with western style boxing." ing and struck out in the direction of the river, hoping Burk says that the mo- that I'd come out someplace close to the head of the bile nature of western box-" island. ing, combined with the dy-. The woods looked as if they'd been logged long ago. namic kicking style of Under the crowded canopy of tall thin trees everything Tae-Kyon produces a un- was brown. The air was musk. In ten minutes I was wet ique style of self-defence with sweat and standing before a long crescent shaped and exercise. slough a couple of hundred yards. In the afternoon heat "Some come for self-'.- the prospect of wading in water was appealing until I defence, some come for DAVID BURK kicks dramatically at one of his students during TaeKwon-Do lessons. Burk started up the had to struggled out of a couple of mud bottomed pools. the sport," he said. school, which is part of the International TaeKwon-Do Federation, in the spring. Next month, his students will be tested for their yellow stripe belts by Iongtime B.C. TaeKwon-Do tutor Mike Barker. It took as long to reach the far side of the slough as it For Burk, 29, it's a love had to traverse the first part of the bush. When I reached that started when he was a "! remember this guy, i over:the years, Bark )"1 was long-haired, I the fact that not one stu-~ the far side, where the trees were older and the under- teenager. He can vividly remember the scene when who seemed ten feet tall,' said. the sport helped him i likedio party,'; he saicl, defft)ibf ttie 28 that have story thicker and filled with devil's club there were no he entered Mike Barker's he recalled with nervous- deal with the usual teen- "But this gave me places attended his schools has visual references to indicate the most expeditious route innovative, practically un- ness. "But now I bet aged problems of rebel- to go and self-esteem." ever quit, or decided that to the river, With the distinct prospect of a long convo- heard of academy in Kam- there's kids at my school :liousness and short atten- Burk credits instructor it isn't for them. luted bush whack, I chose to retrace my steps and make loops in 1988. who feel the same way." tion span. Mike Barker for making Burk hasn't either, al- my way back to the river bank where the grim and awk- :he experience "fun", - a though he did take a three ward trek along the steeply sloped, loosely graveled ~,ord he emphasized year break beginning in bank I'd hoped to avoid awaited me. :hroughout the interview - 1995 to study other forms It took almost an hour to make that trip. The island ,vithout which he would like Brazilian Jujitsu to was only one in high water, I discovered. The back chan- never have caught on. round out his skills. "It was always my in- nel separating it from the mainland when the river is up "It all depends on the instructor," he said. "The tention to come back and had dried, leaving two beautiful kidney shaped pools ~est ones never yell or tell teach TaeKwon-Do filled with blue water. As I approached the first, two kids people to do things, they though," he said. waded in and swam toward me like a pair of otters. say 'you can do this.'" Kickboxing, jujitsu and The girl looked familiar. You're Meadow Richard' Burk has done it, and karate classes are also aren't you? I asked. still is. He earned his available here, so Tai- She said she was. I asked her if there was a road in. black belt five years ago, Kwon-Do is by no means She said there was a good one. and is going for his second the only eastern martial art I thanked her, then finished walking the length of ,,legree black belt soon. you can learn in Terrace. what proved to be a large bar, broken up in three distinct There are nine degrees, Burk says he looks on sections ideal water to fish salmon; another structurally and only one person - other schools as allies in complex stretch that holds the promise of fall steelhead; General Choi Hong Fi promoting this type of himself, now 80, possesses and a slough that will fill up with dog salmon and cut- sport. the ninth degree. "I'm not looking to take throat trout late in the year. Next month, most of their business away, if Pawsome ran furious circles over the sand dunes at Burk's students here, both anything I'm trying to pro- greyhound speed, her tongue flapping like pink taffy adults and children will be mote them as well," he recently pulled. When we reached wild flower filled tested by Barker - now a said. meadows, she shifted gears and pounced through them fourth degree - for their In a year, Burk says like a mousing coyote. yellow stripe, the second he's hoping for a store- I made my way to the nearest riffle and began cast- level. After that, it's green, front school and at least ing into the fish path close by. The first action was a blue, red and black, a pro- 10() students. In terms of quick on and off affair when my fly ran afoul of a sock- cess which usually takes eye. Fishing for moving fish is angling from a stand still. at least a few years. m I made a copy cast, made another, and was rewarded "1 feel that I00 per cent "It's given me a of my students right now route where I can po- with a leaping salmon. A five-pound sockeye, shaped have the potential to earn sitively effect the like a torpedo with translucent fins, snow-white belly, a black belt, but about 6t) world" and a dun coloured back, is a fine fish to catch on a five- per cent have the desire," weight trout rod. I wrestled it shore, pleased to see the Burk said. bright green fly pinned securely in its jaw. Terrace isn't the first other instructors, Burk says I killed the fish then took a moment to give thanks to school for Burk. Last year, the need could be filled by the forces that went into making it. One fish is plenty. he was in Sechelt where students of his who, by The road was not hard to find, unfortunately it led to other established schools then, will have moved up someone's back yard and a pack of dogs that jumped made it a little more diffi- to a yellow belt. Pawsome with murderous intent. cult to get a solid enroll- "As the classes get big- Don't blame us if our dog kills your dog, yelled a ment base. ger, some of them will get Even with just a handful teaching experience with girl's voice from a window. I waved my wading staff of students there though, the younger students," he menacingly. The dogs scattered and started to regroup. Burk says that one student said. Awoman appeared to shout much the same sentiment as has gone on to become a Right now, he holds his the girl had. a bare chested man came out next and medal winner at the West- classes two nights a week, barked something at his hounds that sent them running ern Canadian and National but with a store-front for cover. competitions. operation drawing hun- Sorry, I said clutching rod, staff and sockeye while With a lot of encoura- dreds of students, that attempting to shoo Pawsome off toward the truck, I did- gement from his sister, would also have to expand. n't know the road led to your property. Burk said that the choice "I wouldn't say it's Covered with dust but otherwise unmarked, Paws to move here became ob' taken over my life, it's en- was waiting for me when I reached the road to the ferry vious and he hasn't regret- hanced my life, it's given ted it so far. me a route where ! can po- slip. "l put in a lot of foot- A young man was fishing from the jetty, a hundred sitively effect the world," 'work, a lot of introducing he said. "I could become a yards from my truck, dipping a worm and a Dipsy sinker myself, and I put out a few car salesman, but who are in the water close to shore, On the bank he had a sock- flyers, the welcome has you effecting but yourself eye, a char, and two large cutthroat trout. I comforted been remarkable," Burk that way. Just to have myself with the knowledge that he'd missed the hike and said, adding that eight someone come up andsay adventure and missed out on all thai wonderful exercise. BURK hopes that Terrace will become a hotbed for TaeKwon-Do In B.C,, and people were signed up in 'this really feels good' - When I told the dog this she cocked her head as if to say, plans on opening a storefront school next year. Burk says that he's also trying his first week here, that lets me know i've oh sure. to promote other martial arts here, rather than competing with them. Burk prides himself on chosen the right thing.,'

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FLYNN SCHOOL of Ballet. NOTICE OF TENDER BRm~H .... (~ Registration for yr 200-2001. ./ '~111 THE Lapointe Engineering Lid. will receive SEALED TENDERS for COLUMBIA TIMBER SALE LICENCE A58505 r,,,,,, Teaching 3yrs -adults. Classes "Proposed Reservoir Controls in Upper Pumphouse" up to 2:00 beginning Sept. 12. Registration p.m. PDST on Tuesday, September 12, 2000 at: Pursuant to suction 21 ot the Fores1 Act, a Regular Bid Proposal Th'nbor Sale times Sept. 5/7 3:00-7:00 pro. SALVATION Lapointe Engineering Ltd. Liconco requiring the subnlission el a proposal, Is being offered for sale. Carpenters Hall (corner of Closing Dale: September lg. 2000 District: North Coael Forest District 322 Industrial Avenue Geographic Location: Cuthbert Creek Volume: 50,000 Sparks & Davis) or call 250- ARMY Kitimat, B.C. Term: 2 years Upset Stumpago Rote: $30,46 m' 638-0920 to register/for more ~amily~md Cmmeni(y Se~¢e~ V8C 2E9 The initial stumpagn rate has boon dote,mined by the Market Pricing System. information. Bid documents will be available for pickup from Lapointe Further inlonnation on the now stumpago system is available at the above forest IS ALCOHOL a problem? Many Would eke To Thanl~. Engineering Ltd. on August 23, 2000 at a non-refundoble cost of dtstrict offlco, find a solution one day at a time $50.00 per set. Please contact our office if you wish to reserve a All applicants must be registered as a Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, with Alcoholics Anonymous. either Category 2 or 3. The successful applicant will be responsible, sit or in pen, for PacificNorthera Gas Ltd. copy of the Bid Documents. i one or more el the fouowing: 250-635-6533 Safeway A Site Meeting will be held on August 31, 2000 ct 10:00 a.m. in • operational planning, Cruising, cut block layout, Environmental Assessment TerraceStandard Kitimaot Village, B.C. at the parking lot for the Haisla Recreaiion • Access d0volopmont (roads & bridg0, Construction. modlflcatLon & malntenanco). j FRANCES BIRDSELL INES COELHO Centre. • Itervostlng SkeenaCellulaee Inc. All application will be assessed by the Iollowing: CONSULTING who passed away . The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ResidentsofTen'ace Criterion Weighting • Facilitation .Mediation April 25th, 2000. m Inquiries regarding this pro ect can be directed 1o: Employrnont 30 • ConsensusProcess Leaving behinddaughters, m =or their cont~buUon!dudng Mr. Roger M. Beeson : PrOximity 20 • Spanish Translation grandchildren,great m our tlmeofn~d. Manager of Civil Engineering Existing Plant 10 grandchildren,and son-in- l Lapointe Engineering Lid. Now Capital Investment 5 Call 635-2184 laws. We miss her and always 11 ThanhYou 322 Industrial Avenue Labotli Value Added 5 love her. God be withyou.~ m Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2E9 Chot~gc in Value Added 10 NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC Telephone: 250-639-9252 Revenue .... 20 ; Total Weighting 100 ~ & HEALINGCENTRE Fax: 250-639-9255 Comments: E-mail: [email protected] !. An initial upset stumpago rate has boon dole,mined or Using the Market Pricing J:; :il; : :n[i' dSi,:ili t0:iii)i Road:Sfor aalties thel System (MPS), This rate has boon calculated 10r the purpose el determining the Open Channel, Taro~& Aura Read;ngs security deposit rate. Actual slumpege rates will be based on the MPS as it applies Laurell Ballard, Msc.D., Phd. e gine on July22. to final Cutting pormil parameters in addition to any appgcabia bonus offal Palmistry Readings- MennoOriedger REGIONAL ?ISTRICT OF 2 Sue amber Sate Liconco Itighlight Report and Notice 1o Intending Applicants for By Appolntrnent,Drop-in Classes, 7:30 p.m. I i4 KarenTerlesky additional inlormation. : : Men, • Thurs. 0~tl~e Available I i iiiiii!i)i'~ii!'~!)iiii~ ~::ii!iiiilii!~ii:! iiiiiii!i : i~iiiiiii!ii!:i!i!:.!i!::~iiii~::iiii~:i:::: Mackenzie, BC All eligible eppScaBons will bo accepted by the District Manager. Noah Coast F'orost e BULKLEY NECHAKO District 125 Market Place Prince Ru)on British Columbia. V8J tB9. ao tater than Granisle Lake Landfill Site Operations ...... 3:30 (PST)6h S61~l~bOr lg,;2OO0; ...... ' . L ..... i Additiodal matolial bn ihia ptoposO=d timber Sale uconco mrJet be considered by Iho Contract #PR3387-03 applicanL This material end application roans may be obtained Irom Ihe above for- CALL FOR TENDERS est district office. To,rome NOTE: That this TSL has boon re-advertised with revised oligtbilily criteria end e VIVA CLINIC Sealed tenders will be received by Mr. Kovln Townsend revised tender closing date, Recoveryour healtl~ in a " Hospice Director of Environmental Services, Regional District of Bulkley natulalintegrated way. Nechako, 492 Alaska Drive, Yellowhead Hwy 16, Box 820, LIFE ENERGY ASSESSMENT Society Burns Lake, British Columbia, up to 10:00 a.m. local time, includesenvironmental Thursday, August 31, 2000. Tenders must be received in the / would like to thank the following businesses marked envelope provided, in the tender package, labelled and food allergytesting '~' and people who gave generously during our AROMATHERAPYMASSAGE "Tender for Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako-Granlsle Regional Districtof REFLEXOLOGY, EAR CANDLING Landfill Site Operations.Contract #PR-4081-02. Any tenders AURICULAR ACUPRESSURE ' "Adopt-Us"Campaign. received after the closing date will be returned to the Tenderer Kitimat-Stnkane Frances Birdse]l, unopened. NaturalHealth Practitioner Dr. Lee Rain Coast Crane & The work entails the operation of the Granisle Landfill Site from Call 635.2194 for an appoinlment Aqua Clear Bottlers Equipment September 1, 2000 to June 30, 2002. NOTICE 4506 Lakelse (~o~ Tot~~ur,,~,,~i Skeena Hotel Royal Canadian Legion # Specifications, contract documents and tender forms may be Kitselas Lodge#t 23 13 obtained from the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako, 492! ROSSWOOD ELECTRIC POWER Bill & Helene McRae ReMax of Terrace Alaska Drive, Yellowhead Hwy 16, between the hours of 8:30 Neid Enterprises Excel Transportation a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, excluding statutory AND TELEPHONE UTILITIES Dynamic Health Service holidays on or after August 9, 2000. A pretender meeting will be Alcan Smelters & Chemicals held at the Granisle Landfill site on August 22 at 2:00 pm. SERVICE AREA AMENDING Wightman & Smith Skeena Sawmills For further Information, please contact the undersigned. The BYLAWS NO. 471,472 and 473 Insurance Dr. Linton Talus lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Rich Toomey of BDC Mr. Kevln Townsend Dr. Ferguson Kinette Club of Terrace Director ot Environmental Services The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, subject to Frank Donahue Insurance Remax - Gordon OIson Regional.District of Bulkley-Nechako consent of the Electoral Area C Director and Minute Muffler & Brake Provincial Employees ill ;!i!iiii 492 Alaska Drive, Yellowhead Hwy 16 approvals of the Inspector of Municipalities and Scotia Bank River Industries Burns Lake, B.C. V0J 1E0 Minister of Municipal Affairs, intends to amend The McKay's Clarica Life Insurance Phone: 692-3195 o Toll Free: 1-800-320-3339 • Fax: 692-3305 Big River Distributors Momack Holdings the Rosswood Electric Power Capital Financing The Medical Clinic Rotary Club of Terrace Service Establishment Bylaw No 439, 1998, Loan Terrace & Distrid Credit TerraceRedi-Mix Authorization Bylaw No 440, 1998, and Parcel Union MacKay's Funeral Home Tax Bylaw No 441, 1998. Bylaw amendments ProvincialNetworking Group are currently at thlrd reading and are expected to The key to Hospke is commuMfy support. be presented for adoption at the Regional District's September 22 and 23, 2000, Board meeting.

The purpose of these amendments is to provide Sl~)l)lq.iI S ~ SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACT for the capital financing of a telephone utility in addition to an electric power utility. No other bylaw rrevocable Tenders marked Tender Number T00,00063, changes are contemplated. The current service '. I SNOW REMOVALCONTRACr for MINISTRYFOR C -IiLDREN area boundary, loan aulhorization limit, annual AND FAMILIESIMINISTRY OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT & requisition limit, parcel tax limit and debenture ECONOMIC SECURITY, 795 South Lahakas B!vd,;Kitim.t, will be received upto 3:00 pm September 7, 2000 and period will remain the same. Knox those available at the time will be opened in pub!lc at: The Rosswood Electric Power Extension Project is United British Columbia Buildings Corporation complete and the proposal Is to use remaining Church Skeena, Central Interior, Peace District Office 3732 Opie Crescent funds under the existing bylaw authorization limits 4907 Lazcllc Ave. to fund a telephone utility extension project to the 635-6014 Prince George BC V2N 4P7 Service at service area. Tender documents may be obtained at the mandatory site Kin Camp Lakelse lake tour, to be held on August 29, 2000 at 2:00 pm at 795 The unused borrowing authority remaining from 11 am South Lahakas Blvd., Kitimat BC. the electric power project is In the order of August 27 Tenders must be irrevocable and must be filed on the forms $62,000. This amount is sufficient to cover the provided, in clearly marked Sealed envelopeS. Foxed bids expected local cost contribution of between will be accepted. $54,000.$60,000 for telephone service, depending on the number of final subscribers. Talus Interested parties may canted Angela McKayat (250) 615-4105 will undertake this telephone service extension project and, subject to meeting participation BOOKKEEPING SERVICES: The Corporation reserves the lhelowe~t commitment deadlines, has cammifled to a 200J, Set up and maintenance of your right to reject tenders from any or construction schedule. small business requirements. Bidders who, in the Corporation's any tendt.r Serving the Northwest for over reasonable opinion, are deemed will m.t 9 years. Phone 250-635-9592 necessurlly incapable of providing the beoccer, ted, ~al~ Persons wishing to inspect the bylaws and make i I~'~I,#|.= :,h[.~' a hT;1 RI~ necessary labour, materials, inquiries should contact the Regional District of equipment, financial and Kitimat-Stiklne, 300-4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, I Br0inw0ves can be re£0rded I managementresources to perform UL, BC, V8G 4E1, telephone:l-250-615-6100. min Ihe preh0rnchild, six I0...... I the work in a sottsfadorymanner, BuildingS Is--woosot',, Corporation Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday I conception. ~.:.~:I to Friday, excluding holidays. I 'r~'a(e Pm.Ufe Educollon A=~o¢. I ! ~,, ss~,te.~(. I B6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 355 FURNITURE YAMAHA ELECTONE organ, CKC REGISTERED Black La. Kitsumkalum Band Council dual keyboard, bass pedals, brador Retriever pups, to ap- synthesizer, etc. $300, call 250- proved homes only. $400. ATTENTION: TRAINING pro- OUR BUSY Dental Practice is 635-1270 or 250-634-5293. Phone 250-635-3265 for more gram for long haul trucking, job currently seeking a full time Hy- Leave messaae. into. placement available. On the job genist. Exc. hours. Please fax training, call 783-8040 or 1-877- resume to 604-792-3790 or call LOOKING FOR a home for 763-8040 to start your new ca- 604-852.7848 Kouvasz breed, 5 yr. old neu. reer today. MJ Bloomfield Con- PART TIME relief Ddver, cur- tered male. Preferably working tractinQ Ltd. CALLS FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST TO LEASE acreage. To give away. 250- rent resume and driver's ab- 635-2664 BABYSITTER WANTED for stract, reply to Box 68, Terrace RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE IN KITSUMKALUM NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE Sept. 5th. Needs child first aid. Standard, 3210 Clinton St., Ter- Sale - Saturday, August 19th, REGISTERED BORDER Collie Non-smoker. 250.835-7470 race, BC V8G 5R2 9am-lpm, 2800 block Keefer, pups. Papered, dewormed, vac- The Kitsumkalum First Nation is developing a commercial centre EARN $200, $300, $500 per PREFERABLY EXPERIENCED Kalum, Cramer. including Hau- cinated. $350 breeding, $250 block layout compasman need- on Highway 16, three miles west of Terrace. The centre will gland and Feeney, Household non-breeding. Approved farm week, assembling product in your own home, send a self ad- ed for 2-3 months of work. Call accommodate a mix of administration offices and retail outlets. goods. Refreshmentts. More homes only. 6yr Bel/QH, 17HH, or leave message at 250-635- info 250-635-7926 $2000 obo. 250-847-2224 dressed stamped envelope to: We are now proceeding with securing financing and O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St, 0534 undertaking architectural renderingl It is anticipated that the West, Suite 541 ref 683 Missis- MISCELL.~,NEOUS sauQa, Dnt, L5K 2R8 facility willbe open in the Fall of 2001. BRAND NEW Lee. 24" Back- EXPERIENCED YARD person FOR SALE hoe bucket, cost $1500, open to for vehicle dismantling at an We have already received significant interest from offer. 909 Bobcat Backhoe Auto Recycler in Vernon BC. individuals/businesses and organizations: If you are interested 5 HP Craftsman Lawn mower $3500. 743B Bobcat Loader Phone 250-545.2104 or fax in leasing space it is important that you indicate your used only 1 season. E/C. 30" with spare bucket, $12,500. 250-542-3335 are we commitment to the development since space is now limited. kelvinator stove, in good condi- Phone 250-624-5954 FOOD DEMONSTRATORS tion. 1 pair of boys 550 ccm THUNDERBIRD RANCH and needed for grocery stores. Fri, If you are interested in leasing retail/office space or wish tacks skates. Size 4 1/2. Good farm equipment. Quality used Sat, Sun. We need a reliable, condition. 250-635-3796 sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- enthusiastic person who is per. doing?. additional information, please contact Art Collins at the JUMPING JACK Compactor, able. Dave Crossan 250-567. sonable and able to communi- When u,e fall short of .t~mr Kitsumkalum Band Office at 635-6177 or John $485, gas driven lawn roller, 2607, 6 km Mopes Road, Van. cate the features of food pro- expectathm, please tell us. Kafka or Marcel Vandersluys at Cornerstone $450, 1978 Dodge 1 ton camp- derhoof, BC ducts while preparing and giv- When a newspaper sto O, Planning Group at 250-655-9191. er Van, fully equipped, needs a ing customers a sample. Please does trot seem to reflect little body work, runs fine, call P&C Marketing 1-877-811- fidrly what was sahl, k,t our $3500 OBO. 250-624-5964 3366 toll free number. editors knom IMMEDIATE OPENING for Whett lye are unable to LOGGING TRUCK loads of waiter/waitress, Experience pre- solve 3Ymr conrplahff, u,e Birch firewood for sale. Phone ferred. Apply in person with re. encourage j~m to submit it NADINA ENTERPRISE, wood- 638-7290. sums applications available at to tim: working: T&G 1'x4" S0.31 front desk. Bear Country Inn, 4702 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, COMPUTER TROUBLE- lin.fVl"x6" $0.39 lin.fV2"x6" 480 MACHINERY • B.C Press Colm¢fl $0.59 lin.ft Logcabin siding BC. FOUND - Pendant at Riverboat SHOOTING & PC Repair. Soft- 201 • 1290 Broad St. ware, hardware, networking, full 2"x6" $0.69 lin.ft. Cabin logs, T 7.5 KW Onan 120/240 single LOOKING FOR cleaning lady, Victoria/3.(:.. VBW 2A5 Days Parade. Description need- &G 4"x6" $1.29 lin.ft/6"x6" $2.10 phase gen.set 4000 hours, Located in Thornhill. Call Paul, ed to claim. 250-635o4803. support for all systems. Free Tel (250 384..{344 ATTENTION consultation. $25 per hour. On- lin.ft. Flooring, pine, 1"x6" good running ondition. $3300. 250-635-4802 I~Lv(250) 384-~346 Robert James Hackman FOUND AUG. 7th in front of site service, Terrace & Kiti. $0.65. Prices by lin.ft.Call Albert Call 250-624-1033 LOSE FAT, Inches & Cellulite. T/,e 11.~ I~"~ Council U~ created fn (aka Sutclitfe) Your atten- Saan's store. Pair of black mat.250-638-7277 250-695-6954 Wanted 36 Serious people who framed glasses. To claim phone 1983 as an Independent revlen, dance is required for court want to lose up to 20 Ibs In one ~mrd to prott~'t the l}uhllcfr~m Irre~ 250-638-7741 LAPTOP COMPPUTER, Penti- at 350 Barlow Avenue, um 133, 80 Meg RAM, 1.3 gig month. Free Sample. 1-877- fnac¢llrat'y ,w FOUND: GREY, long haired kit- url/ainle..~ and to ~)mote qua//(y Ouesnel, B.C. on August 30, HD, 3.5 floppy. CD Rum, PC 389-0311. Jour~rallsm. 2000 at 9:30 a.m. for pro- ten, white bib and paws, wear- Card modem & network card, WANTED OLD log buildings. DEREGULATION IS creating ing a red collar. Vicinity of Mills MECHANICAL LOGGING fore- ceedings involving your Windows 98 & MS Office in- Will pay cash. Call 250-692- the greatest shift of economic man required on Vancouver Is- Memorial Hospital. Please call stalled plus other software. 7402 fax 250.692.7474 wealth in history. Learn how daughter with the Ministry Ted at 250-635-3888 land. Full-time for approx. 2 $800 OBO, Phone 250-798- YOU can benefit from the de- years. Fax detailed resume, for Children and Families. 2551 after 8PM. regulation of the Telecommuni- Please contact Lyn Lunny at LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pro at incl. operating and mechanical the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. cations and Utilities industry. (250) 992-4267 experience, along with referenc- a black leather wallet. Please Call 604-792-5149 es to 250-752-6642 return, no questions asked. I.D. OMINECA LLAMA - Alpaca LADIES RETAIL Clothing very important. Please call Ranch, Breeding stock, fiber Business for sale in Terrace. REPORTER NEEDED to start NOTICE TO (250)624-2002 extension "0". animals, pet quality animals, Well established. Excellent immediately at the North Island CREDITORS Reward offered. wool sales, Alpaca duvets & pil- opportunity. Serious Inquiries Gazette in Port Hardy, BC. IN THEMATTER OF THE ESTATE OF lows, manure sales, 250-695- only. Call 1-877-215-8780 Cameras and vehicle a MUST. MURIEL EGLINTON 6584. Email dmontald@future- OLDEST ESTABLISHED Journalism education OR re- OrBOYLE also known as net.bc.ca Pump business for sale in porting experience to comple- 580 WORK i:: MURIEL O'BOYLE, CANADA'S BEST 24 HOUR 1 M,E, Custom Quesnel. Serious inquiries only. ment creative creative and criti- WANTED: formerlyof Terrace,British Columbia on 1 (18yrs+) 1-888-913-8122 PUREBRED NORWEGIAN Call 250-747-2872 cal thinking skills, Forget com- Creditors and othershaving claims from $2.00/min. Credit card bill- Fjord gelding. Gentle, easy to puters. Take great photos. Sal- against the above estate are Cut Mouldings handle, 15HH, solid dun colour. REAL ESTATE Brand New EXPERIENCED CARPENTER ing. 1-900-870-7647 $3.99/min aried position requires re- Richard Thornton Construction. required to send full padicularsof Website: www.discreettalk.com Halter trained, leads easily. Concept. Exit Realty offers sourceful, diligent and fearless such claims to Warner Bandstra $1500. Henry at 250-695-6559 Franchise opportunities Available for renovations, re- Brown, #200-4630 LazeI~eAvenue, BEST pRICES IN newshound with initiative and pairs or new construction. 25 HYPNOSIS-HYPNOTHERAPY. throughout BC. Call Annette the ability to write accurate and Terrace, B.C., V8G 1S6, on or Rewarding career helping NORTHERN B.C.!J Roehlig Toll-free @ 1-877-604- years experience.Call Richard before the 15th day ol September, interesting stodes about any- 638-6526. 2000 afterwhich date the assetsof others or self-empowerment. 3948 (EXIT) thing and learn from feedback the said estate wi be distributed Registrations being accepted EXPERIENCED SOLID PINE- E,;giish:westem: Saddienj SMART HOLLYWOOD photo every week. Let's be thorough, CARPENTER.' havingregard only to the claimsthat for September. Free brochure. innovative, award-winning. App- Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810,' have~en'been received. Contact: Meridian Institute. PO A4OU£DINGs booth - approx. 4 yr. old. Gross GarvinO'Boyle, [Execu~ ly to editor Jay Latkoczky. 250- Housing, renos, office remodel- Box 753, Duncan, BC, VgL over $8000 last year. $9000, ing. Independant distdbutor of c/o Warner BandstraBrown, Specialize in log cabin siding. 250-847-9289 for serious inqui- 949-6225, fax 250-949-7655 Solicitorsfor the Estate. 3Y1. 250-748-3588 Ix4 strapping, fencing & more! with resume a.s.a.p. Sun-Free vinyl products. :' • ' ~ .~Horse:Lozier : :/':: ries only. MALE ORGAN enhancement. WORK WORLD is now taking EXPERIENCED JOURNEY- FDA approved. Medical vacuum • ? =:Glhssdos! *TShirts ' • :~ TEST DRIVEl Unique opportun- UNDER WAREHOUSE ! O0 ~/=' ~UARAIMI"EE • :. i ;:=Kooiah.":.:";i": " ity to own and operate a 2000 resumes.. Please presentin pep MAN Carpenter, Frank Riga pumps or surgical enlargement. : ~ Eemti,gT~.e: ~'Ari~ta: i:~ son at ;Work~W0tld~ '#7B'47i7" 250-635-8288. Carpentry, con- REPAIRERrSLIEN ACT Gain 1-3". Permanent and safe. On all products customized Is Pete with zero down. You ,mus~ meet all of your needs! "MAIL ORDERS WELCOME" have min. 2yrs flatdeck highway Lakelse ~'Ave. next "tO' Bank of ' ' orete- form & finishing, renova- Take Notice that Resolve impotence. FREE Commerce. No phone calls tJons, finishing carpentry. 24 pursuant to Section 2 of brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. experience, able and willing to run Canada/USA and possess please, years experience. the Repairer's Lien Act a 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- r-we now nave~ bursement. Visit website good references. Tom or Andre. 1983 Chevrolet Pickup, ,vww.drioelkap.lan.com. renew or add N~N~,,~~3~,~ 800-663-0099 Serial No. a rouc, aclass \'%,~L~\'~ to any room. N'~,%\'~'~ k Weareb~k tooursummerhours ~1 2GCEK24M7D1 186817 EVANLY.RAY$ L Tues.- Sat. j will be sold by G. Paul, Phone: (250) 845-7399 Medical Equipment FREE 2000 CALENDAR Toll Free: 1-e88-845-3399 • PROFESSIONAL STRING Box 417, Kitwanga, B.C. SRV39.99 c01led0rs edition Fax: (250) 845-3599 teacher gives lessons for violin VOJ 2A0. The sale will take and viola. For beginners and ratedbest service and m0slaccural5 Located on 3rd Ave. in Loan. Service place after 12:00 a.m. psychicsin (:doin 1998+1999 Houston Industrial Park advanced players. 250-635- Thursday, August 31, : Career 7536 2000 to satisfy the Relationships In Your Community. indebtedness of Thomas : Spouse habits William Westle in the sum Picking Lotto #'s In Your Home. of $3060.00. Highest or * • in 2000 :: ' "x" any offer not necessarily 1-900-451-4055 accepted. 24 HRS. $2.99/liln - la+ 7 ......

~O ROAD CONTRAC~ CANADIAN < MBI~ INVITINGAPPLICATIONS FOR ~"" CONTRACTE01-27-9694 TIRE Soaled Tendersfor the construction of 3,200 m, more or less. of subgtade on the Harper Branch H.105 Forest ServiceRoad will be receivedby the District Manager, Kalum Forest District #200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G 1LI, up to 11:00 a.m. on September 8, 2000, and will be opened in public at that time. z ~ 635-7178 Tenders are invited from qualified contractors only. A qualified contractor is one N .... TOLL FREE 1-888-317-8473 who hss successfully compleledwork of a similar size and nature within the past five years, and is in good standing with the Registrar of Companies and the OR FAX US AT: 1 (250) 635-6964 Workers' Compensation Board. Plans may be viewedand/or obtained for a non.refundablefee ol S25.00 (including PST & GST) after August 25, 2000 from: Kalum Forest District Office, #200-5220 Koith Avenue, Terrace,British Columbia V8G 1Li; All inquiries should be directed ~ 'l emce ] .lde "" to Brian Bailey, at the aboveaddress; Phone (250) 638;5100 or Fax (250) 638. 5176. Bidders are required to submit 10% of the tendeted piles as a bid bond or cash deposit. This will be refunded to the unsuccessful bidders. In addition, the success. ful bidder must supply a performancebond of 50% of the tendered price, or a cash security of 10% in a torm acceptableto the Province, Tenders must be submitted on the forms and in the envelopeSupplied. NO tender •./ ...... ~j~.~.~ [email protected] DO IT ~1~11111~1~'II anyShalltenderbeconsideredwill not necessarilyhaving anYbeqUalifyingaccepted,Clauses whatsoever, and the lowest or ~': ~'~" FAX 635-5093 Ir11~3,~. " Canadian Red Cross Contract sward is subject to funding being availableat the time. ~!!:;: 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 B.D. Downie,District Manager,Kalum ForestDistrict ~v ~ h r ~':~

']~ ery Americandes'gn' t e traditi°nalres°rt chai ~ P~ ~ T~ 3 FIRE ALARM UPGRADING ~ -j~ Iwith its deep, contouredseat end oversizedarms ~ jf=~=~BB=~=m~® II |\C "L~loriginatad in the Adirondackmountain resorts of/~ I ~ ¢'~ • rt iD ~ i L/,Now York state aroundthe turn of the century. It is still~ (=.=~-- -- "'J I MILLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ~possib,etO find these chairs being handmade in the~=: ~ I RR~CE TERRACE, B.C. I~i~resod communities, and mass.producedchairs have~ ~ I II lj' VOLUNTEER jj I~'bsgun to proliferate. But. if you want to capture the . rlP,~,,~,.-,,~ K'~._~n 1 Submissions for prequalificafion of Electrical Contractors I :essence of the originalAdirondack chair (charmingly~ z~vzu~-~ ,.,u-u~ I ~.,handmade and very often from scrap lumber) you will: ~-~o]rrle Centre I are invited for the Installation of o new addressable fire J~have to buildone or two yourself.This design keeps the ~, oo~oM,,t=,,~ 'P,..~,,~,~r~q.~.~ II alarm system at the Mills Memorial Hospital in Terrace, I~:./~traditional...... appearance ahve with its tapered barr el-~ ...... ~.",.~.'~".~.~, .... II B.C. I~ shapsd back and curvedseat slats. Wide, curved arras" ~.~~1 ~ree t.~uu ~,t ~'~o'~, ~l~ql | bandgracefulsuppod brackets add strengthand style.All ~ !~ '.::i~ilI Successful firms will have demonstrated experience in the !~ padsare shownfull-size for directtracing to yourlumber. ~..! ~. ~ :; y. ~\~/ , ~::.!;..~/ ~.~ installation and maintenance of large addressoble fire i~Just handtoots and basicskills will produce great resultsl~ ¢ "~.~,.. '~'~i~!:~/"" J~"!i:~.3/ :/'~:.~'~ I:'~#1749 ($9.95 plus$2,50 shipping& handling). ~/ --~-- ! J alarm systems, demonstrate familiarity with the special I~ ...... ~"J I ,,. ~ a ,ira I BUS: (250) 638.8700 I ~ CRAFT PATI'ERNS Home Workshop, Dept. R6C ,~<~l I • ~ [] V I FAX' q250~635-4465 [i!~il requirements of working in Hospitals on fire alarm sys- ~~ ~ OI'EN'7 D'AYS A WEEK fems and have resources of skilled manpower and equip- menf required to carry out the work in a timely fashion. Applicant firms should have an,established workforce and i~1~'~ ~~ J~ MANY INSTOREPLANS & IDEAS !!.iii maintenance shop facility in Northern British Columbia to I~i~;' . . . e. i provide prompt service to the Hospital, ...... I> IRLYBIRD BUILDING CENTRE ~1 It is intended that a short list of qualified firms will be I'~ , . . developed from the applications received and these firms ~i~ss:~ ~..~~~ will then be invited to submit a tender for the pro ect. ~""'"'"~ ' "" ~ Prequalification applications will be available at the office '" .... " II Volun eers for Seniors ProgramII of the Engineer after August 28th, 2000 and mustbe ::::::::::::::::::::: II Can ~ou .clivea coupleof hoursa weekon a regular II received by the Engineer by September 14, 2000. II basis.Help ihose who need helpto go shopping,to II For more information and to obtain a prequalification .. .,, Application Form, please contact: ~,~ " IIII"II medicalvolunteerapp°intments' also bepositions a°[ triendlYare f°r "spcialvisitor, °uling'also You c°u d 'llII li Northern Resource Systems (1983)Inc. i::!~(':: ~ 11 nfher available-- 212 - 556 North Nechako Road Prince George, B.C. II CALL II (250) 562-0551 Affentlon: Mr. Steve A. Yeager, P.Eng, ; ~ 638"1330 ,~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Au.qust 23, 2000- B7 REGIONAL DISTRICT OF Registered Nurses '604 :i :, APARTMENTS BULKLEY-NECHAKO General Duly, Permanent full time and part time, Casual and Locum relief for hospitals and clinics. EXPERIENCED PAINTER, 9 1 AND 2 bedroom units in 4 2 BEDROOM apt. available ira- FORT FRASER LANDFILL Employment Opportunities available to provide years experience, commercial, plex, Thornhill. $425 and $600 mediately.Newcarpet. No pets. programs and health services on these beautiful islands. residential, interiar, exterior, month, utilities included. 250- SITE ATTENDANT drywall repair, wallpaper, clean, 635-5992 Security entrance. Rel. re- We have one facility, on two site. Eight beds at the quired. Close to downtown. The Regional District of Bulkley.Nechako is seeking a mature, fast, affordable & good. For in- 1, 2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On $550/month plus damacle de- responsible individual for the part.time position of an attendant Masset site, twenty-one at the Queen Charlotte City site. formation phone Lea at 250- site management. Ret reqd. oosit.250-635-6824 at the .Fort Fraser Landfill Site. Reporting to the Regional We also operate four clinics in our Communities. 635-0177 635.6428 or 638-0015 or 615- District's Director of Environmental Services, this individual will Some travel and accommodation provisions available. FULLY CERTIFIED & regis- 0345 2 BEDROOM economy apart- ment In quiet location near loe responsible for supervising the public at the Fort Fraser Please submit applications to: tered builder available for cus- 2 BEDROOM (1/2 block from town. Pets welcome. 250-635- Landfill and directing them on where to dispose of their Heallfl Services Manager Phone (250) 559-4301 tom homes, renovations and town) F/S, W/D, blinds. Security 9102 garbage. Other duties will include litter pick up, maintenance of additions. Call Doug Matthews entrance. No pets, no smoking. the electric fence, and monitoring of waste volumes coming into P.O. Box 9 Fax (250) 559-4312 at 250.635-0646 250.638-0046 3 BEDROOM apt., 5 applianc- Queen Charlotte, B.C. es, avail. Sept. 1. Minutes from the landfill site. The position is for 16 hours (up to 20 hours) per PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. 2 BEDROOM apt in Summit week, at a starting wage of $10.00 per hour. The landfill is open V0T 1S0 downtown, non-smokers pre- TRUCK and 28' trailer en- Square. Includes hot water. ferred. Sec. Deposit $360, $725 to the public on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, except closed, and new 32' trailers, will Laundry facilities. $500/month statutory holidays. month. No pets. Call 250.635- protect your goods across town plus damage deposit. Move In 5954 The position is to start immediately. Interested applicants Electronic Futures is now taking applications for or across country. Will assist, or now, don't pay till September. load for you. Reasonable rates. 250-638-0404 3 BEDROOM ground level should forward their resumes, in confidence, no later that 4:30 apartrnent. No smoking, no om, Thursday, August 25th, 2000, to the attention of: Terrace at 615-0002 or 638- 6969 (cell). pets, no parties. S/F, W/O in- Mr. Kevin Townsend GENERAL SALES cluded. 250-635-9684 540 HELP Director of Environmental Services This position will involve sales in store for the above /i:i/: ~ AVAIL. IMMED. attractive 1 Regional-District of Bulkley-Nechako field. A keen interest in music and the ability to place : WANTED ~ bedroom suite. $425/month, + Box 820, Burns Lake, B.C. V0J 1E0 orders and receive merchandise is an asset. The right '.i: ,! deposit. Utilities included, 250- Olease note that resumes will be accepted by fax. individual should be electronically inclined as well as 638-8482 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY possess interpersonal skills as well as the ability to one bedroom apt in an adult ori- communicate effectively with the general public. ented 4 plex in Thornhill. No Please drop off your resume to. CAVALHEIRO FASHIONS pets. Phone evenings 250-635- Millwrights has an immediate opening for an 3166 for attractive communities DROOM APT. in Thornhill. ELECTRONIC $325 month & damage deposit. in BC Southern Interior ASSISTANTMANAGER Phone 250-635-7025 eves or FUTURES 250-638-0438 days. 4710 Keith Avenue Mall The person we are looking for must have a Pope & Talbot Ltd. a major forest company with Terrace, B.C. good knowledge Of fashion. This individual manufacturing facilities in Grand Forks, Midway and V8G 4K1 must be dynamic with good communication Castlegar is recruiting millwrights. skills and a good understanding of retail business. This is a permanent position with Applicants will have a minimum of five years in the 25-35 hours per week. Salary is lumber manufacturing industry, welding experience OFFICE CLERK/ commensurate with experience. Please and strong hydraulic skills. A well organized self starter and a highly motivated team player willing to drop off your resume to: work a shift schedule are essential. Wage and flBOOKKEEPERr HELP.WANTED Aim-Wood Contracting requires a part time (potentiallyleading to benefits as applicable in the IWA Southern Interior CAVALHEIRO The Back Eddy Pub Master Agreement. full time) office clerk/bookkeeper. Reporting to the controller, this position will be responsible for handling accounts payable, equip- is accepting ment costing and payroll functions. f:a ioaz /ac. applications for the If you are interested in a millwright position in one of Applicant must be well versed using ACCPAC and Microsoft Excel our facilities, please indicate preference of location sof~are. Experience using ACCPAC Simply Accounting, as well #345-4741 Lakelse Ave., Skeena Mall following positions: when submitting your resume by August 31, 2000 to as familiarity with woodland logging operations would be an Terrace, B.C., V8G 4R9 Human Resources, Pope & Talbot Ltd., Box 39, asset. BARTENDERS, Grand Forks, BC V0H 1H0 or Fax: 250-442-8655 or Aim-Wood is looking for a well organized, self-motivated individ- COOKS& SERVERS e-mail: laverne_semenoff@ poptal.com ual who has excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Interested applicants should forward their resumes in confidence Apply within with to: resume. We thank all applicants in Aim-Wood Contracting Ltd. advance, however, only those P.O. Box 249, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A6 Ask for Paul selected for an interview will be Fax: 250-635-9391 Norfllwest Commuoiff College, 'retrace Campus is seeking applications 4632 LakelseAve. contacted. J to fill a tempor,tq' part time position to inslntet (:rin|inology 101: www.poptal.com httroduction to Cri||tinology emnnlenciog in Scpten|ber m|d tenninafing December 18, 2000. Saint,.. will be in accordance with the College Agreca|ent with the CIII'E hlstrnctor scale. NorthwestCmnn|uniq,' College is an 0ASTMOUNTAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 equal opportunity emplol'er. EMPLOYMEHT Join th CRIM 10l: Intreduction to Crindnology- 45 Ilours ' : AVAILABLE • ...;::...... ~+ J ++:.~,~ . ~...... +. h|troduction to the nlnhidisciplinary field of crin|inology covering crime, MOUNT ELIZABETH delinqt|ency, cdminal law, offender,viclinl, crime prevention, rehabilitation ,as weLl ,as investigate the nature, extent and correlales of violent, economic and FOR A THEATRECO-ORDINATOR public order crimes. Criminal behal'ionr and victimizationtheodes, Iheir con- DAY SPA Applications are invited for the Temporary/Full Time nections wilh the social content of crime and policy implications are to be OPENING The Terrace- mat ex,'unined. has an opening for an position of Theatre Coordinator for the Mount THIS FALL Elizabeth Theatre for the school year September 5, Ooalification,~;kills: Sueeessfid applieanL'; will Inve a minhlmo| of a Master's degree ill tile coarse discipline or related field (PhD preferred) and Accountant/Receptionist / Clerk 2000 to June 30, 2001 (while the incumbent is on teaching experience at tile post-secondary level; and, excellent interpersonal Needed: • Reporting to the Airpo'rt'Manager, you will be responsible for Leave). and conn|lnnication skills. Work e.xperienceill tile field of criminology wonld Massage Therapist the preparation of monthly financial statements, quarterly be nn asset. Esthetician reports, hi-weekly payroll, accounts receivable and payable, NATURE .AND SCOPE OF WORK cash control, ledger balancing, implementation of internal audit The Theatre Coordinator is part of the SchGol District We thank all applicants for their interest, Inowever,only Ihose selected for an Nail Technician functions, assisting the public with questions about service, file MaR ement Team and reports to the Executive inteniewwill be contacted. Hair Stylist preparation and control. Resumes should be submitted not later than August 30, 2000 to: Offi of the Board for administrative purposes Please apply in while functional responsibility is to the Mount Competition 00.108C ~t The ideal candidate will: Director, Ilnnlan Resources confidence to Bring an entrepreneurial perspective to the job. Elizabeth Theatre Advisory Committee. The Theatre Coordinator manages the general operalion of the Box 720,Terrace, B.C. ?8G 4X2 Box 975 i Be a team player with a Can-Do attitude. F~: (250) 635-3511 Have a solid work ethic and be willing to go beyond Theatre and is the liaison between the Theatre staff, Terrace, B.C. the call of duly to get the job done. artists, presenters and patrons. NORTHWEST COMMUNITY" COLLEGE V8G 4V1 • Have excellent communication, interpersonal and DESIRABLETRAINING AND EXPERTISE presentation skills. • Be well organized, resourceful, detail oriented. *Business Management and Accounting Course • Have excellent analytical skills *Administrative experience involving facilities and Management i Representthe airport to the public. staff, together with a keen interest in, and HELP WAHTED Have o thorough knowledge of accounting theory, considerable knowledge of the public Flash Sales practices and preparation of financial statements. entertainment field We are looking for a full time employee to work in the SALES Be familiar with Generally Accepted Accounting Please forward resume, together with letters of photographic department in our Skeena Mall store in principles. reference, by Wednesday, August 30, 2000 to: Terrace. PROFESSIONAL i Be able to work with computerized financial account- The person we are looking for will have a friendly ing programs and spreadsheets. Marcel Georges, Secretary Treasurer outgoing personality and some experience in dealing with NEEDED Be familiar with office procedures. Coast Mountains School District 82 customers and staff. In local area to grow 3211 Kenney Street An accounting designation would be an asset. This individual will know how to use a keyboard and be into a management Terrace, BC, V8G 3E9 interested in the photographic industry. They will be .3 Fax: 635-4287 I~ position. We are a This is o permanent part-time position (20 hours per week) with required to work weekends. Basic computer skills would excellent remuneration. be an asset. Please drop your resume off at the Skeena food company If you fit the bill, please fax your resumewith a covering letter to Mall store or fax it to our Terrace Head Office at (250) quickly expanding the Airport Manager, Terrace-Kitimat Airport at (250) 638. 635-3491 across BC, with an 0059, by August 30. No phone calls please. outstanding customer A written lest may be administered. SCHOOLBUS HELP WAHTED service reputation. We have a part time position available in our tape and Must have vehicle. disc department in the Skeena Mall. Kitamaat Village Council DRIVERSREQUIRED The person that we are looking for will have a friendly, Leads will be sup- invites applications for the outgoing personality and some experience in dealing with plied to you from our customers and staff. full-time permanent position of Coastal Bus Lines is accepting applications professional for the position of "Casual" School Bus This individual will be very interested in music and be marketers. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT well acquainted with the latest musical groups. Basic Operator for the Terrace area. keyboard skill are necessary and computer skills would be Earn up to ADMINISTRATOR All applicants must have a valid class 2 driv- helpful. $4500/month. This position reports to the Executive Director, the incumbent ers li se c/w air brakes and present a cur- Please drop your resume off at the Skeena Mall store or is responsible for the management of the Social fax it to our Terrace Head Office at (250) 635-3491. Developmenl Program of the Haisla community in its entirety. rent "Drivers Abstract" with three years clear Fax resume to Due to the sensitive, confidential, and demanding nature of drivi record. Previous experience of work- Mr. Martin Krell this program, this position is often subject to the utmost ing il s field would be an asset. 250-561-9384. scrutiny by community members. This position requires the incumbent to be understanding and empathetic, while at All applications along with personal refer- the same time displaying a balance of firmness, fairness ences must be received on or before Sept. 15, and patience toward all Haisla social assistance applicants. 2000. The successful candidate will have: • Bachelor of Social Work and/or combination of 5 years related work experience and training. • Experience in the development of programs. • Experience in program management and administration. CALLIN( • Experience supervising, training and directing staff. • Experience in the provision of counselling services to clients on an individual basis. • Experience in the interpretation of policies and procedures. NEEDED • The ability to project and justify budget allocations. • Ability to work.in stressful situations. • Knowledge ofichlld welfare issues. • Knowledge of the law as related to the Family and Child IMMEDIATELY Services Act of the provincial Ministry of Social Services. Interested applicants may submit the following Into: resume, cover letter, letters of reference, and copies of relevant certification to: Arnie Smith, Executive Director * Backup Carriers .IIII=233~-- Kttamaat Village Council STANDARD Haisla RO. Box 1101 ,,- for Queensway area Kitamaat Village, BC COASTAL BUS LINES LTD. V0T 2BO 4904 Hwy. 16W, Terrace, B.C. VSG 1 L8 Fax: 250-632-2840 Phone 635-6617 Fax 635-6417. Call Carol at 638-7283 :DYle.,+i.me., Closing Date', Friday, September 1, 3:00 p.ml i i i

I # BS- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Au.qust 23, 2000 636 HOUSES FOR RENT A HOUSE to be moved or dis- mantled for material, Asking FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart- SPACIOUS 2 bedroom suite in FOR LEASE 150 seat licensed price $2500, Phone 250-635- FER "E ment, in Thornhill. $380 per 4 plex unit, AvaLlable Sept. 1. restaurant. License applied for 4202 after 6:00 pm. month plus damage deposit Walking distance to downtown. 60 seat pub. Busy 97B High- 12HRYSLEF | DEEDED LAKEFRONT proper- $190, Utilities not included, no Working couple preferred. 4 ap- way. $60,000 for business and ties. Rustic cabin, road access, pets. 250-635-6851 pliances included, No pets. equipment. Owner may finance. $775/month plus damage de- Salmon Arm. 250.832.3829 0.8 acres, Quesnel Lake, $75, CHRYSLER NEAR NEW, bright, spacious 2 posit, Call 250.635-6824 000. 3,0 acres on Clearwater bdrm apt: Onsite caretakers, 5 FULLY INSULATED shop, Lake in West Chilcotin. Excel- appliances, NG fireplace, mini TERRACE FOR rent 4 bed- 30x40, 220 wiring, heated, 5 '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee room upper duplex $850/month. lent fishing, $35,000. 250-989- storage, NO pets, references minutes from town. 250-635- 0453, butter @sos-connect.corn Laredo, 6 cycl,, Auto, required. $750/month. 250-635- 4 bedroom lower unit $700 5220 Air, Tilt, Cruise, Windows, 6248 nlonth. Natural gas heat & hot- EAGLE HOMES - Family & re. Locks & More water included, Deposit and ref- 730 FOR: SALE BY tirement manufactured home $25,995 erences required. 250-798- sites, Salmon Arm & area, 14 9554 OWNER PARK MANOR APTS r • • / wides from 39,900, double wides from 49,900. 1-877-604- '96 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2 bedroom apt., :: : 1640 MISC: FOR 2 BEDROOM house w/guest 6637 DL 11043 Laredo, 4door,4x4, 6 cycl., Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise, $600 ruth, includes heat. room and loft, natural gas heat, EAGLE HOMES Shuswap's lar- Close to swimming pool & .... RENT .... 2 bay garage w/workshop, gest exclusive moduline dealer, Windows, Looks greenhouse & storage shed. downtown. Order new double wide from $21,995 ROOM FOR rent in three bed- 75x200 fl.lol, located Lakeise No pets. $49,000, check today 1-877- room full basement home on Lake. Asking $120,000. Phone 604-6637 toll free 250-833- '98 Dodge Quad Cab 4x4 References required. South side. Ideal for college or 250-798-2523 4758 DL11043 Laramie SLT,V8, Auto, working man. $250 per month Ph. 635-3475 • 3 VERY large bedroom rancher. STARTER HOME or Income Air, Tilt, Cruise,Windows, includes utilities, Ph. 250-635- Fenced yard. Close to down- Locks & more 3126 Property. Cute updated two town. Asking $99,900. Must bedroom home. Wood floors, vi- $27,995 TERRACE MASONIC Hall is see. 250-535-4162 nyl windows, N/G furnace & available for rental, suitable for 6 YR old duplex 1/2 at 4830 hotwater tank. Large fenced '98 Jeep Cherokee 60 diners or 80 sitting in rows. Graham. 3 bdr, 1 1/2 bath, nice- backyard. Located at 4608 4 Door, 4x4, auto, air Details from Hugh, 250-638- ly landscaped. Asking Scott Ave. To appreciate this $20,995 7798 any time day or night. $112,000. Serious buyers can home it must be seen, Vendor call 250-638-8639 to veiw. Is motivated and willing to trade '96 DodgeClub Cab for a larger home. Reduced to CABIN ON Hudson Bay Moun- NC, Cruise,Tilt, Canopy. tain, wired, propane stove, 1 sell at $84,500. 250-638-7688 $18,995 THORNHILL BENCH home in Would you like a landlord bedroom with loft, kitchen, living 608 BASEMENT: 2 BEDROOM 12x68tmilerSun- mum, balcony, great view, nice neighbourhood. 3651 Bal- who treats you as a $38,000. 250-845-2181 sam. 3 bdrm, 2 bibs, gas fire- '98 Dodge Ram QuadCab ny Hill Trailer Park. S550 month 2500, 4x4, V8, Air, Cruise,Tilt, valued customer? ! SUITE : ,: & dam. dep. 250-638-7025 CHARMING HERITAGE home. place, full basement, sundeck, enclosed carport, paved drive- Windows, Locks & More • If so, try us! eves or 250-638-0438 days. Four bedrooms, Douglas Fir $29,995 Available immediately. 2 BDRM basement suite. Well flooring, high ceilings, fenced way, large lot, Asking $158,000. lit. $550 month, no pets. 250- yard. Glassed in verandahs, full 250-638-8345 2-BedroomSuite. Bright 638-8138 basement. Close to town. WE'LL MISS our beautiful '94 DodgeRam and Clean.Washer/Dryer. TRAILER PAD 2500, 4x4,V8,5 spd. 2 BEDROOM basement suite AI..MARLIN BUILDING $144,900.250-635-3020 unique large home on .48 acre Nice fencedyard with available for working, mature DOUBLE SIZED Deeded lot. river frontage with lovely flower ONLY $9,995 trees and garden. adults with quiet lifestyle. 321 9 Eby Street FOR RENT Zoned Tourism Commercial beds, lush berries, fruit trees & $550/month utilities included. Tel: (250) 635-7191 overlooking Babine Lake in garden. 7 bdrms, 3 extra moms, '93 DodgeDakota ClubCab $650/month (util.incl.) in quiet park in 2 fireplaces, patio deck over- N/S, no pets. Phone 250-635- Ground Floor: Granisle. Land & buildings 2600 LE, 4x4, V8, Auto, Air Call 635-4261 8277 Thornhill. sq.ft. Serious inquiries only, looking beautiful river & moun- $12,995 2,625 sq. ft. ' tain view. Qulck Sale Reduced 2 BEDROOM basement suite. No pets or no parties. Asking $47,500. Leave mes- ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable sa.qe 250-697-2433 Price $149,000. Call 250-635- '97 DodgeNeon and laundry facilities. New man- Close to downtown and Second Floor: Call after 5 p.m. 9359 schools. $550 month + utilities. 4 Door,Auto, Air agement on site. No pets 445 sq. ft. DUPLEX FOR sale in town. 2 $11,995 please. 250-615-5441 Ref. Req. Phone 250-635-6241. 635-7467 2bdr. suites, $1000/mo reve- Avail. Sept. 1 ONE BEDROOM furnished $230.00 per month nue. Asking $89,900. Drive by apartment in Thornhill. Single 2 BEDROOM close to schools, REASONABLE 3701 Kalum (corner of Soucie) FORD occupancy only. Sorry, no pets. hospital and parks. Non- or call 250-638-8639 to view, -- / • II RATES Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd, '94 Ford F~5~!~ab References required. $360 + smokers, no pets, References 3 BEDROOM mobile with large FOR SALE or rent to own. 4 $180 security deposit. Phone required. $500/month, 250.635- addition, f/s, w/d in Thornhill. bedroom home on 4 1/2 acres. HORSESHOE 635-2065. 5081 Damage deposit and references Close to town. Owner motivated 1296 sq. iL, 4 bedroom, ONE BEDROOM furnished su- 3 BEDROOM suite. 4 applianc- required. Serious inquiries only. to sell, Call Dave 780-991-3800 updated inside and out '91 Ford K~;~ ite in Keefer behind Real Cana- es, all utilities included, down. Available Sept. 1,. 2000. 250- LAKELSE LAKE Property, ASKING $182,500. MLS 4 Air, dian Wholesale. Suitable for a town location, no pets, no par- 635-1393, $750/month highway side. Year round ac- eeeeeee single person only. Utilities & ties. 250-635-4642 or 250-638- MOBILE HOMES Large rental cess. Approximately 3 acres. cable included in rent. 3 BDRM duplex Thornheights, BRAND NEW ~8,995 1588 and ask for Phyllis. lots available. Low lot rents in Very private. Zoned for 3 dwel- 14 x 66 Mobile, $475/month. No pets, Phone f/s, n/g, fenced yard, near bus & BRIGHT, SPACIOUS 2 bed- new mobile home park. Lake lings. Ideal for strata title. 135' 3 bedroom, large pad 250-635-2806 after 5:00 pm store, damage deposit, refer- beach frontage. Year round we!l '94 Ford Tempo room basement suite. 5 ap- side Lac La Hache. Into call: ONLY $48,000. ~LS 4 cyl., Auto PAY NO RENTUNTIL OCT. 1[1 ences, by appt. only, Avail Sept. 250-396-7270 water. Small 2 bedroom winter- pliances, separate entraance, 1st. $650/monIh plus utilities. eeeeooe $6,495 at Terrace Manor Apts. 3 bdr cablevision, utilities, no smok- ized house, W/D, F/S and satel- Iownhouses from $595/month, Leave voicemail 250-638-5423 648 Room &. lite dish. 3 garages. Large work- OPPORTUNITY ing, no pets. Ref required. Dam- 2596 sq. E., basement, Close to downtown and schools age deposit. Available Sept. 1 3 BDRM rancher on fenced lot shop. Horse barn. 130' dock. '98 Ford F250 XL in town. Avail. immed. $750/mo. :: :BOARD" : Assumeable mortgage at 5 bedroom, residence could at 4520 Scott Ave. Clean, neat $600 month. 250-638-8459 be used for other uses. 4x4, Reg Cab, V8 interiors, tridge and stove In- 250.638-8639 5.95%. Asking $249,000. COOL ONE bedroom bachelor ASKING $195,900. MLS NC, 5 spd cluded. Days 250-635-4980. 1 BEDROOM to rent. Utilities Phone 250-798-2510 suite suitable for single N/S. 3 BDRM top floor, FS, WD, $24,995 12x12 outdoor storage. Close to included. $400. Close to col- REDUCED - 2 acres in Jack- oooeeoo QUIET AND clean, 2 bedroom Pets with fins or feathers web lege, available Sept 1st. 250- ground level apt. available Sept. come. Good ref. required. Utili- town, Large yard, no smoking, pine Flats on main mad, fully VICTORIA COURT '97 Ford Mustang GT 638-7214 leave messane. 855 sq. ft., 2 bedroom, 1. Laundry facilities, on site ties included. $500/month. 250- no pets. $700 ruth. 250-635- serviced w/underground wiring, VB, AirConditi0ning,Windows, 5459 ONE BEDROOM with full bath- security, only one lefL manager, no parties. Referenc- 635-5081. Leave message. natural gas, guest cabin, sheds, Tilt, Locks, Cruise es and damage deposit re- 3 BEDROOM duplex in Prince room. Utilities included. $400 landscaped w/a 1996 3 bdrm, 3 ASKING $84,500. MLS ONE BEDROOM suite ground per month. Quiet, non smoker. appl. 14'x70' mobile home w/a $20,995 quired. Ph. 250-635-1126 or level. For single person. Nice Gorge available immediately. 5 250-635-6991 minute drive to the University. Close to town. 250-635-1355 3 room 14'x43' addition. Asking Call Jim 635-6361 and clean. No pets. No smok- $117,000 O80. Ph, 250-635- ing. Damage deposit, ref, re- $700 month. Phone. 250-635- • or 635-6688 CLINTON MANOR 4274 7364 evenings or leave a roBS- quired. Available immediately. sable. WE ARE TAKINGAPPLICATIONS F/S, cable and utilities included. 3 BEDROOM house available '95 ChevroletTahoe LT FORA BACHELORSUITE $400 month. Close to down- immediately. For more Informa- REDUCEDI! MOVING Must vg, Auto,4dr, 4x4. $420.00 month. town. 250-635-6730 tion call 250-635-6141 ROOM FOR rent to reliable, Sellll 4 bedroom renovated trail- $28,995 3 BEDROOM house, F/S. Good mature, working person. Musl er on 5.635 acres 7 min from AND ONE BEOROOMAPT. PROFESSIONALS ONLY. 2 MOBILES - must sell now. quiet location. Large yard. No be clean. Senior welcome. downtown. Move in as early as Located in Prince Rupert. Can '97 ChevroletXCab Avail. immediately. Lower level Sept 1/00, Great Potential. $500.00 month. of house in quiet neighbour. pets, $800/month. 250-638- $400/month includes utilities be moved. 12 & 14 wide. 4x4 Silverado One block from swimmingpool. 1053 and cable, One block from Zell- $93,500 ore. Call 250-635- $10,000 obo. Phone 250-635- V8,Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise, hood. 1 bedroom, spacious and 9233 to view. No Pets, referencesrequired. bright. W/D, no smoking, no 3 BEDROOM townhouse on era. 250-615-5433 0147 leave messacle. WindowLocks, Leather Sportside pets. $550/month Includes utili- Molitor St. in Terrace. Frldge, ROOMMATE WANTED Imme- VICTORIAN HERITAGE home, Was $27,995 Phone 635-3475 three bedroom, beautifully reno- SRI HOMES now on sale at ties. 250-635-9769 evenings or stove, blinds, Included. Refer- diately. Male or Female room , Pine Ridge in Burns Lake. Dou- NOW $25,995 mate for Thornhill basement su- vated, large yard, three fruit I 250-638-1900,daytime. ences and security deposit re- bib wides starting at $58,9001 quired. Walking distance to ite. Newly renovated. Utilities in- trees, two driveways, comer '90 Chevrolet Suburban TWO BEDROOM basement su- Lanfer & Thomas, oak cabinetry Limited time offer. Call Leon at Summit Square ite in Thornhill. Close to downtown. Ask $750 month. cluded, laundry facilities. 250-692-3375 4x4, V8, Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, 7 Phone 250-632-2261 $300/month. Call 250-635-8462 and finish work, must see, 250- PassengerSeating Apartments schools, laundry facilities on 638-0041 premises, no pets. Recently 3+1 BEDROOM house 1350 ROOMMATE WANTED to $10,995 1 & 2 Bedroom renovated, with new appliances. sq.ff, large fenced yard, large share newer house on south- YEAR ROUND 2 bdrm trailer Units $500 month. Phone Rob: 250 shop. Very quiet, secure area. side. f/s, w/d, d/w. Leave mes- located at Lakelse Lake on a '99 Pontiac Sunfire 638-7290 Lots of other extras. $810 per sacle at 250-635-6619 80x200 lot. N/G, beautiful year • Quiet & Clean 4 Door,Air, Auto TWO BEDROOM basement su- month. Call 250-635-1981 round creek. For further into • No Pets WORKING MAN N/S, S/D. 250-798-9586 $13,995 ite on the South Side. Dead end 4 BEDROOM executive home Clean, quiet, dependable. Re- • Ample Parking street, close to schools, big • Laundry Facilities near college available Sept 1st. quires shared accomodation 735 HOUSES back yard. $600 per month in- with one other person only, in '96 ChevroletCamam Z-28 • Close to Schools & $975 per month - references re- cluding utilities. Phone Robl quired. Ph. 250-638-0808 days, house, apt., trailer, etc. Reason- T-Top,NC, Tilt, Cruise, Hospital 250.638-7290 1,200 SQ.FT. 3 bedroom house Cass., pw, pl 250-635-7732 eves. able rent. Ph. 250-635-3126 with 1000sq.ft. 2 bedroom • On Bus Route between 6pm-gpm. wass=l,~s SALE $19,995 • Security Entrance TWO BEDROOM bsmt suite for 4 BEDROOM house In horse- basement suite, private lot on • On site Building Manager rent. Immediate occupancy. shoe area, 2 1/2 bathrooms, river, great view, fruit trees, 2 Close to school. All the utilities, 660 STORAGE • Baskelball, Volleyball & F/S included. Closed garage. driveways, lots of storage '98 Chevrolet cable, sofa, dining table Includ- • SINGLE WIDES Racquetball Courts Fenced back yard, Sundeck. space, $139,900. 250-635-9025 Cavalier Z-24 ed. Ref. required, $550 per Near schools. $900/monlh. Ref. NOW OPENI Storall Storage in ...... \ Modular 5 Spd., Sunroof,Air, Loaded SENIOR CITIZENSWELCOME Decker Lake. Mini storage 4 BDRM, 1 1/2 bath house on month. Call 250-635-5411 required. 250-635-7939 full basement near uplands " -"_--.-t~, Home $15,995 ASk for Monica Warner 26'x8', 13'x8', 10',8', compound ~tAO~ "a store AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 1, storage, covered storage, book- school. Large landscaped lot, Call: 635-4478 natural gas heat, wood fire- \~" ,~ CornerofHart 636 HOUSESFOR in town, three bedroom lower ing now for fall RV storage, Af- Hwy g Be//amy '92 Pontiac half of house. It's newly reno- place, modern colors, Asking Grand Am GT RENT :. ": fordable and secure, for all your vated with fridge stove, washer storage needs. Phone 250-692- $145,000. Drive by 4024 Mu- 3157 Eel[amy,Prince George Tilt, Cruise,Window Locks and dryer. Asking $600 per 3843 nroe or call 250-638-8639 to $9,995 HUNTINGTON 1 BEDROOM house, 1 bed- month. Call Patrick at 250-638- view .0/962-1733 room basement suite, and large 1135 676 WANTED TO 3 bedroom house, very clean, '94 Chevrolet Cavalier APARTMENTS ref. required. 250-635-5893 af- FOR RENT- Adult oriented, ' RENT i, ~N QJ~IL'J/,J):~ fl lJ ,vjI_4;~ fl lJ L'if,t:~ 3 ~J =v~ht;l_~ Auto, Air & more Taking Applications ter 6. very large 2 bedroom town- 136-4524 Scoff Avenue L~ $7,995 1A 1 Bedroom cabin, turn, or house. Quality construction, Im- PROFESSIONAL COUPLE Now maculate, oak & tile finish. 3 ap- LESS THAN RENT! for'l & 2 unfurn. Avail Immediately or seeks rent to purchase 3+ bdr IMPORTS Sept 1st. $395 month. 250-638- pliances, W/D hookup. Maxi- home. Large fenced yard or o compromise on size or convenience, this two storey full [] Bedroom suites 8052, 250-638-8052 mum storage, fenced & secure. acreage preferred. Inlaw suite a asement condo provides over 1,500 square feet of living J~ . Clean,quiet renovated suites No pets. $750, 250-638-0661 bonus. Call 250-635-0147 any- ace. Features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, private~ '97 Suzuki Sidekick 2 BDRM townhouse. Clean JI.X, Sport,4Dr, 4x4, windows, • AmRleparking FULLY RENOVATED house/ time. harking, yard, and playground. Located close to schools quiet, Fridge/stove. Suitable for locks & more , Laundryfacilities on eachfloor trailer w/large addition, 2 bed- PROFESSIONAL FAMILY and in walking distance to town. If required, the vendor~ professional couples. No pets, [] will consider I~olding financing. Immediate possession is JiJ , Closeto schools& downtown rooms, bright, spacious, 4 ap- seeks rental house In bench NOW $16,995 Ref. required,Phone 250-635- pliances, 2 are new, quiet, se- , On bus route 3796 area for September 1. Call 250- J~l availob'e.ONLY ~; 54,000 MLS S=curityentrance cluded setting on Thornhlll 638-0513 after 6 pm '95 Hyundai Sonata 2 BEDROOM duplex $475/ Bench, $586 ruth, Hydro Includ- , On site management ~ Call Laurie Forbes or ~ ~. Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, month. 1 bedroom house $395/ ed Ref. Req. 250-635.2839 [] ~ Shaunce KruisselbHnk I ~ I mm Windows, Locks , No pets month, 1 bedroom trailer $350/ . Referencesrequired NEWER EXECUTIVE duplex ~'.~r RI~'/VJI~ of Terrace I~ $10,995 month. All in Thornhill. No pets. for rent, 2100 sq.ft, 3 bedrooms, k'=_l ~ 63s-1400 o,m=o I~ L=J To view call Ref. required. Phone 250-635- 1 1/2 baths, 3 appliances, Close 9530 '93 Toyota Camry to schools ad hospital, Prefer Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, 638-1748 non-smokers and no pets. 160 ACRES at Rosswood NOT i',]~rEJ, Y,IB:I:IrEJ*.t:IB:i:IrE~Y;~);~B:I:IrE~Y41B J:r~ 2 BEDROOM house, out of In ALR. For more into call 250- Power Locks, Windows town, 500 month, dmg dep, re- $850/month. 250.635-2280 af- 635-3265 quired. 250-635-2898 or 250- ter 5 p.m. $12,995 638-1212 ONE BEDROOM duplex on GREAT SITE to build a home 608 BASEMENT or move your mobile to, 2.26 'g5 Honda Civic I 2 BEDROOM small duplex In Queensway Dr,, Terrace. F/S. OPEN HOUSE SUITE Available Immediately, Utilities acres in Jackpine Flats, paved 4 door,Tilt Thornhlll, ~rl or 2 people. F/S. road, hydro, cablevislon & tele. Security deposit $192.50. No not Included, $325/month, 250- $11,995 632-2540 phone available. Asking 1 BEDROOM bsmt suite, bright, pets. $385/month. 250-635- $42,000 + GST, MLS. Call 250- 4909 6air Ave, ground level entry, NS/NP, 6668 RURAL PROPERTYI Nice 4 635-6361 or 250-635.5754 'g4 Toyota Camry LE THornhill bench. $400 month, bdr. house on 2.2 acres in Cos- Thursday 4 door,Auto, Air & More avail, immediately. 250-638- 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath town- LARGE FULLY'serviced build- house on south side, Stove and sen Creek Subdivision avail, August24th $16,995 1341 Sept, 4 $850/mo. If you have ing lot in new executive subdivi- Frldge Included. W/D hookups. sion on the bench, $38,000. 1 BEDROOM, spacious suite No pets, $600 month. 250-635- good rental rots,, call 250-638- 7 pro. 8 pm 8639 to view, 250-635-0646 for rent. No smoking, no eta, 5213 Suitable for student or young 2 PLUS 1 bedroom duplex in UPPER LEVEL 3 bedroom WANT A GREAT BUY? 4 bedrooms,full couple. In horseshoe area, 250- basement home close to Uplands School. It offers 2 635-1103 Horseshoe area. Available house, F/S, W/D, DW, 1 block 715 COMMERCIAL TERRACE Sept, 1, No smoking, no pets. from college, Nice yard, $760 baths,fom!ly ro0m, patiodoors onto deckand playroom 2 BEDROOM basement suite, $750 month plus utilities and month, utilities not Included, 2 PROPERTY for the kids. There is a new roof and fencedyard. Also sep, entrance, close to schools damaqe deposit. 250-635-2484 bedroom basement suite, 1 greet for e RENTAL. $ ! !.%900. MLS and hospital, no pets, w/wash- 2 UNITS 3&4 bedroom, Hall St. block from college, ideal for 5000 SQ.FT. commercial build- 4916 Hwy. 16 West635.7187 er and dryer, quiet professional furnished fully, close to school students, $500 month for single ing. Prime downtown location, Shella Love 635-3004 I non smoker, $475 month. Avail Quesnel BC, $350,000 ORe. 1-800-313.-7187m. 5958 i & hospital, Avail. Aug. 15 & 31. occup., $650 mth for double oc- R~/'A4[~ of Terrace I Immed, 250-635-6222 leave Phone 250.635-0055 cup. Utilities Incl, Call 250-638. Call for more Into, 250.398- www.terraceautomall.com messa.qe. 1164 8728 I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000- B9 <,..":i ...... " .... ~, Let Us Help You : :i ;~::?' Iit'!~i!i~'..'Ii:t i •" i, ::,,::::~:i~i :~:::~ ~:f--" ~L.w~"'_..,, :;iI; 11- From Start To Finish! .....~::,::~': t~- 638-1965 Servzng Terrace &Area For 6 38-8s81 t ilt~I ILq@i~'~ll Next To The Royal Bank /" - "" "-" --" " ,,) Next To The Ro,,al B~n ~" ::::~ii!j*'l i: www.braidnotary.com . U~'~r ,,~_.'.b ~,Y~/'S www.braidinsurance.~m ! :~it}ll

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BOXES (CARDBOARD) FOR SALE 2 STOREY COTTAGE LOCATED AT 1 1/2 STOREY, 3+ BEDROOM, 2100 SQ. FT. HOME AT LAKELSE LAKE 10/s5 LAKELSE LAKE natural gas heat, 2 baths located at Lakelse Lake on private on private park like setting. Beautifully landscaped on park like setting. Beautifully landscaped on 75'x200' fenced lot. NEW LOG HOUSE On 2.5 acres. Large 3 bedroom, cathedral ceiling, hardwood large 75'x200' lot. Downstairs: kitchen, diningroom and Upstalrs: 2 bedroom, bathroom, family room, sun room with balcony Downstairs: 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, Laundry, bathroom. floor, lireplace, Jaccuzzi, 4 bathroom, built in dishwasher, large bathroom. Upstairs: master bedroom. A great retirement Includes all appliances. Workshop: 20'x40' fully wired and plumbed front deck and large covered back deck. Natural gas and wood IsTANDAR I home. Large greenhouseand gazebo. [ 3210 Clinton Street I heating. Also comes with fridge and natural gas stove. Asking $70,000. REDUCED TO $159,900 Asking $229,000 For more into call 250-798-2456 For more into call 250-798-2456 638-8839

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and we will run your HOME FOR SALE AD <, co.x,.,,,) in this special REAL ESTATE SECTION of the Terrace Standard. As well, your ad will be listed as a word classified ad in our Weekend Advertiser and our :il :''GII • • . ~'::~>:'::>% "..':':: :.'f":" 7> "".'.':'" Internet C/assifiecls http-//Www.bcclassified.com 2288 Hemlock St. Ibis 3-4 bedroom basement home Is located on a corner lot on the lhonnhlll Bench. Recent upgrades Include Aft this for only $70/week(.GST) carpels, hardwood floors and lacuzzl tub. 2 1/2 balhs, fenced front and back yard, double i:x3ved driveway, Discount for multiple weeks. Your ad Is distributed to thousands of homes in the Greater Terrace area every weekl single garage, large deck and 8 apDI. Included. Basement - "50 words maximum PRIVATESALES ONLY. contains a 1 bedroom suite wtlb seperale enffance and driveway and ground level entry. TERRACE STANDARD, 3210 CLINTON STREET, TERRACEI B.C. $144,900 638-7283 FAX 638-8432 MONDAY TO, FRIDAY 8:00- 5:00 Phone 638-1341 B1 O- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 23, 2000 , FREE CREDIT Counselling. 810 CARSFOR Consolidate debts, One low , : SALE : :: :. monthly payment. Eliminate or $2990 DOWN on Summer Spe- KEN'S 'MOTHER OF two will babysit reduce interest, rebuild your cials, All homes priced to clear, Mon-Ffl in my home, and will credit rating. Credit counselling 14x70, 2"x6" walls, shingle root. 1986 DELTA Olds 88, Blue, de- FOR SALE 1985 Ford LTD 1996 DRIFTER Travel Trailer, pick up children for after school Society of BC. A non-profit $39,000 or $318 per month, luxe model, Royal, 4 dr., auto, Crown Victoria 4dr, V8, auto, 23 1/2 bunk beds, microwave, care if needed, on Southside. Service. 1-888.527-8999. Call Valley Ridge Homes at 1- some rust, recent repairs $500. body in good condition, Needs MARINE NC, shower, tub, exterior $30/day or $5/hour for after 800-301-2288 Certificate available for registra- some motor work. Asking $950. wash/shower. E/C. $16,500 call school care. 250-635-0767 tion. Asking $2200. Call 250- Call 250-635-6688 after 6 pro. 250-849-5589 TERRACE CHILD Develop- 635-5757 [] Business abategies 815 TRUCKS FOR' 1997 RUSTLER Travel trailer, ment Centre now accepting reg- 1989 TOYOTA Supra Turbo. YR2000 Yamaha 23 1/2'. Excellent condition. istration of four year old children [] Prac~cal TaxAdvfce Black fully loaded, targa top. SALE/~' XT 350 DualPurpose Bike Sleeps 6. $14,900 OBO. 250- for preschool. Preschool starts I I~nanclalPlanning Leather. 164,000 km. Cassette 635.2821 Sept. 5, 2000. For further Infer [] Trust & Estate Se~lces 1978 CAMARO nice paint, stereo, 6 speakers. $7995 obo. 1979 FORD 800 S/A Crane 8 1/2' older model camper. 3 mation phone 250-635-9388. chrome mags, runs well, winter 250.638-1765 s173.49 am0nlh Center is open for parents to stored. Real head turner. Fast & Truck V8, 5+2 trans, Atlas 3006 way frodge, stove, furnace, van- Demers & crane, 16 ft deck, rebuilt motor see the preschool and talk to sweet. Asking $3500 Call 250- REDUCEDI 1988 Pontiac ity, Very good condition, $3500. with 600 hours. Good condition. staff. Brndie 845-3150 Tempest, no rust, new brakes, Call 250-798-2529 evenings or CERTIFIEDGE]tBML ACCOU~ANTS $13,000. Call 250-624-1033 weekends. CE]~IREDRNN~ICIAL PLANNERS 1984 DODGE 600SE Mechan- V6 standard, NC, automatic ALL IN STOCK I ~ THE LITTLE School House ics Special, runs, set of summer windows, etc., 110,000 km. Ex. 1986 NISSAN King cab ST. WANTED: 26'-29' Travel Trail- Preschool has opened another (250) 638-8705 or 5spd SR, PW, PL, canopy, liner www.demets~ nd b mdle.l~.c~ & winter tires & rims. Phone cellent condition. $2400 OBO, er. Must have Island queen bed, afternoon program to help meet TPDR, $1500. maintained, new the needs for preschool. If you Salt, 201-4716 LIz~le 250-635-4763 250.635-9592 or 250-615-5551 air conditioning, and be in ex- Tocrn~), B.C.~SG 112 clutch. 250-635-6673 cellent condition. 250-626-3484 are interested please call ASAP as spots are limited. Re,. avail. 1987 JEEP Cherokee, white I OHSALEHOW!I WE NEED clean RV's, buy or w/black stripe, ICBC Certified. I i:.i/;:::: i : ]:ii: ] Call Karen at 250-635-6650 or consign campers, 5th's, trailers, Brenda at 250-635-6593 V/G running condition. 4WD 6 1993 Yamaha motorhomes, fenced compound ply tires. $5500 firm. 250-635- and separate use sales staff. 6124 Wave Blaster The Interior's largest RV Deal. 1989 FORD F150 2x4 302 en- or. Peter 250-558-8635 or 1- gine Automatic, P.S., cruise and 700 cc 800-811-8733 air. Propane and gas. Good Your Welcome condition. $4500.250-698-7379 *2,995.00 874 RV'S 5TH ACQUIRE CASH $$$$ Take Wagon Hostess for 1995 GMC $15 Jimmy 4x4 1996 Seadoo WHEELS :> adwantage of your investments Terrace, B.C. IS: 1998 Honda Civic EX 1999 Honda Accord LX auto. 4.3 L Fully loaded, 69,000 RRSP, LIRA, LIF, or a pension 5 spd,4 cyl,Low km Auto,4 cyl, Low Kms. kms. New tires and brakes. 1998 DRIFTER by Travelaire fund from an ex-employer of $19,000. 250-635-1333 (even- $16,995 $23,995 5th Wheel, bunk beds, sleeps 8. 10K required to be approved. JnClS) Fully loaded. Includes hitch. Free consultation. Private finan- Eileen $18,500 OBO. 250-638-1200 1996 Chev $10 Blazer 4x4 1997 Pontiac Grand Am GT 1997 GMC 4x4. Extended cab. cial assistance. 24 hours. Call toll free 1-888-800-0085, fax 1- 635-7468 V6,Aut0,NC 4dr, Automatic. Wired for trailer & 4 cyl, 5 spd,NC, fully loaded,sp0iler ...... ! ...... I 877-754-5251 was $21,995 $16,995 camper. $28,000. 250-635- 1355 If you are new to $19,995 Trophy J CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- ALUMINUM WINCH bumper dian Pardon seals record. Terrace please 1988 Grand Caravan SE V8kicker, full 100d I American Waiver allows legal 1990 Mazda 6 cyl.,Aut0,7 Passenger made by Neid Enterprises. 1976 27FT Dodge Pace Arrow call Your Comes with 8000 Ib. Warn entry. Why risk employment, 6 . $4,995 $45,995.00 I Motorhome class A fully sell Winch and fits F-150. $800. contained w/built in Onan yen. business, travel, licensing, de- Welcome 250-635-3265 set Asking $11,500.No reason- portation, All Canadian/Ameri- Wagon hostess BuShGuard 1994 Pathfinder LE can immigration applications. 1- $7,995 i Johnson able otter refused. Phone 250- 4x4,Leather Interior, Auto, V6 862 BOATSI i 635-2421 800-347-2540 for your free gifts $22,995 and information. 1998 Dodge Ram • MARINE :: NEAR NEW Honda 600 watt Quad Cab 1995 Honda Accord EX-R generator set. Very low hours, SLT,4x4, Short Box, 318 Auto, V6, FullyL0aded,Aut0matic 14' DOUBLE Eagle Fibreglass starts on first pull. Ideal for trav- Marine Surveys] fully loaded $19,995 w/35HP, outboard, windshield, el trailer. $500. Also wind de- $27,995 fishfinder, road runner trailer, flector for tow vehicle $25. 250-622-2g~6 J LCOML~ 1995 Cavalier electric start, w/controls and BOAT Please phone 250-635-4273, if ~\,.,) Toll Free / Morse steering, all in excellent no answer leave messaqe. 1994 EXPLORER XLT 4 Door.,Auto, NC, 1-888-330-7878J 4 Door,4x4, Auto condition, Can be seen at 5533 RENTALS Spoiler,One Owner Gitaus, $2500, 250-638-0801 :. 890 ::: : ::i $16,995 $10,995 15' AVON inflatable with con- AVAILABLE SNOWMOBILES m 1997 Subaru Legacy GT sole. 50 HP rnerc jet with prop ,i :". ' , ~; " . , Sedan,AWD,Au~,CD, leg. Fish finder, rod holders, 1992 ARCTIC Cat 550 EXT i;iiii~i~iiii~iii~i~i~ii~i~:~:~;:~i~i~!iii~i~t~1,1~i~i~;~i~!~i~i~i~i~i~i~i~i~i:i~i~i~i~ii!ii~iiii!i~i!i~i~i~;~:~i~:~:!;iiiii~!~i~iiii~!~!~i!~i~!!i!~!~!!]:i~!!!~!~ii~iiii;~i!i!~iiiii~i}iiii[~:~ii 0nly40,OOOk and galvanized trailer, $5000 Special, low miles, excellent $24,995 OBO. 250-638-8879 condition, $2500. Call 250-635- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~',,~':~: ~ 1992 Eagle Talon TSI 16' CANAVENTURE 90 hip & 1270 or 250-634-5293. Leave !ii~i 9.9 hp steerable kicker, trailer, All WheelDrive • ) 6i41~00 messa.cle. VHF radio, fish finder, depth $9,995 sounder, rod holders & down $8,995 rigger. $5000. Call 250-638- 0638 before 9 om. EXPERIENCED CHILD Care- giver will babysit your baby 1990 Pontiac ""$13;,995 26 FOOT Fibre Form, 255 HP and/or toddler in your home. Sunbird 6T TR2 Leg, flying bridge, propane Very reliable. References avail- ~RAND EXPRESSSERVICE ~rbo,5s~. oven/stove new AC/DC ,ridge, 1994 GM C.,~LF~-~ able upon request. Please call $0,995 new inflatable, trailer mint con- Brenda at 250-635-3771 eves. I D~ce from Stewa~ .to 4x4,A~d dition, asking $25,000 Can be LOOKING FOR a Child care I~ts in between.Pick- seen at Command Marine Kiti- and mat. Call Larry 250-635-5412 minder for a 4 yr.old & 2 hours Terrace, COD 2000 HondaClvi DX Halchback more extras. after school care for a 6 & a 7 courier service. yr.old approx. 4 days per week. $4,995 Tint,Alloy Wheels, 5 slxl.,CD, Low Kms. 8' OPTIMIST Sailboat single $16,995 Individual must be loving & car- P.O. ~ox 217, Stewort, B.C. mast. Great little boat to learn to ing. Vehicle an asset. Past ex- 1999 Honda Civic sail. Two oars, ratter centre- 1971 DUTCHCRAFT Trailer. 21 Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 1990 Eagle Premier perience w/children a must. Automatic,4 Door,Sedan board. Asking $450. 250-635- ft. Stove, ,ridge, furnace, toilet, StartlnCl Sept./00.250-638-8909 Terrace Depot: 635-7676 $17,995 Fu!iyLoaded, Air, Cruise,Tilt & More 5757 shower. $2500. Call 250-638- $6,995 ALUMINUM RIVER boat, ,~ 7730 ., ...... ' :~ 1992 Chev Bl~z~hoe 18'x6'x2'. Flat bottom 1/4 inch:i 1983 BONAIR Tent Trailer ~"L~66k~ing for -'~ 1997 Chrysler Cirrus LXI thick. Complete with custom sleeps 6, 2 way ,ridge, stove, 6 cyl.,Auto, Low IOns. built tandem axle trailer. Condi- furnace, exc. condition. $2000. Child Care? n ~J Dry $16,995 tionclood. $5300.250-624-1033 250-635-4560 SkeenaChild Care Resource and SERVICES LTD. $12,995 Referralhas informationon 1993 20' Nomad Travel Trailer, ch!ld care optionsand on SPECIALISTS IN CLEANING sleeps 5, tub/shower, mi- choosingchild care. *CHIMNEYS & FURNACES *SEPTICTANK & DRAINS crowave, awning, etc. Asking *AIR DUCTS *SEPTIC FIELD FLUSHING $11,500 OBO 250-632-2997 Drop by The Family Place 4838HWY 16W,TERRACE o~=~ 1-800-665-1990 638-8171 at 4553 Park Ave. .BOILERS "CATCH BASIN & SUMP PITS *FIREPLACES *REST. 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• lllllllllllllll [] 1 1 I 1 =l I GOt. . t. ( Ii I I i I ii i i I i I ' OPEN DAY! Sund. Sept 10 ,1 I The rules are broken and anything goes! I I WOLFGANG VOELKEFI and John Wright from Ker- 1 This is ONLY day of the year where drivers can do I I mode Bear Fishing Lodge, with Phil Pretty from I anything t.hey want to their cars! I Fish Tales tackle shop display the trophy the lodge [] won after client Karlheinz Herr reeled in and re- mm Speaal races planned! []l leased a 65 pound chinook earlier this month, Sixty-five pound chinook g Time trials : 12 noon Racing: 2 pm []m earns lodge big trophy m []m KARLHEINZ HERR of Fishing Lodge until the m 'lemc, il Iil)n ler),r Sunday, S ept 17 i I Mannheim, Germany, competition next year. I i I i 2pm I guided by John Wright of The competition was [] Kermode Bear Fishing sponsoredup by the Ter- I Bag Races, Obstacle Races, I Lodge, will have his race and District Angling Barrel Races, _ ~,~.~ ~ 1 name engraved on a mas- Guides Association. 1 Reverse Races, Trophy Dashes ~a~, ~ i I KARLHEINZ HERR of Germany takes a look at his sive chinook trophy after Herr received a $700 1 plus DEMOLIT[0N! ~- i 1 65 pound chinook catch. His name will be the first catching and releasing a Sage Co. fly rod from engraved on the new catch and release trophy. 65 pound chinook en Fish Tales tackle shop. 1 Aug. 4. "We have to release HEY, YOUI! i []i The fish, caught from the big ones," said Ker- I Mini-hoops Basketball team the Skeena near Terrace, mode Bear Lodge opera- i Wanna enter a car in the Demolition Derby? ~ II returns to Terrace court measured 120 cm long, tor Wolfgang Voelker, Want achanceatwinning prize money? + "~ f~" m m with the girth measuring who emphasized the im- m It's easier than you think and it's a blastl ) mm WITH AN average height OF 4'2, the Canadian Half- 84 cm. portance of keeping the Pints, aren't exactly pro-basketball material - or so The trophy will be genetic stocks of the large Call Dave at 635-5984 for information, rules, i ~ you'd think. m I housed at Kermode Bear fish intact, or advice on building your car, Th Canadian Half-Pints are scheduled to take on the mm Terrace Hospice Society Celebrity Basketball Team at This was the competi- I m [] m m m [] [] NOTABLE TIMES tion's first year. mmm [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] the Annual Mini-Hoops Basketball Benefit, coming up Gymkhana Jul, 30, 2000 next month. Ring Spear: The games will take place at Caledonia High School Dan Muller 11.123 on Sept. 29 at 6 and 8 p.m. Irv Eisner 11.266 68 - WEEK OF AU- Amazingly, the team has only lost 11 times in over Marty Cox 26.643 Network Classifieds u ,2,,,ooo 3,500 games. They team has been in existence for 18 ~ COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS Keyhole ASSOCIATION years. Marg Rempel 9.611 These ads appear in approximately 100 II~/")CI for25words To place an ed call Part of their stop here will include a Don't Tease pro- Britith Celembla aed Yekon community newspapers in B.C.and Yukon q.,m~,. ~/0 $ 6.00 each thls paper orthe BCYCNA Dan Muller 9.758 and reach more than 3 mi lion readers, additional word af (604)669-9222 gram presented at Caledonia school. The presentation Scurries HELP WANTED will take place earlier in the day. ANNOUNCEMENTS COMPUTERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES Irv Eisner 12.114 DON'T LIKE Slockwell Day's INTEL PENTIUM 733 mhz, colour BREWSTER' TRANSPORT is A&W CANMOREIBaskln Robblns INLAND CONTRACTING LTD. has Tickets are available for $10 at All Seasons Source seeking heavy duty bus mechanics, requires full.lime and part-time several full time positions evadable Marg Rempel 14.007 Agenda? Help elect Green Party ol printer, colour monitor, and free for Sports, or at the door. Experienced apprentices cashiers end cooks. Starting wage for experienced crasher personnel. Marty Cox 19.345 Canada Leader, Joan Russow, in internal 5 years...$75/monthl considered. Contact: Browster is $7Jhour and up, Health plan, Full company benefits. Contact Joe The Terrace Hospice Society will benefit by receiv- Okanagan Coquihalla. Volunteers. Limited time. 36* T.V,.,$65/month, Maintenance, Box 1140, Banff, AB, profit sharing and incentive bonus, Barry et cellular # (250) 490-6034 T0L 0CO, Phone: 403-T62-6774, or autotel # (259) 492.1910 or fax Pole Bending Donations, 419 Main Street, 32" T.V...$43/month. Video Fax resume 403-678-1865 or ing $1.50 of every ticket and all proceeds from program fax: 403-762-6782. E-mail: phone 403-678-1668. resume to (250) 493-4464, Dan Muller 26.047 Penticton, B.C., V2A 5C4. (250) camera,.$361m'onth. Penesonic [email protected]. sales. AUTOBODY PAINTER and pepper LOOKING FOR HELP with Marg Rempel 26.436 809.6793, sound system...$331month, Instant WESTCAN BULK TRANSPORT, required in High Level, Alberta. experience in Newspoper Marty Cox 28.779 AUTO Credit, 1-888.722-9009, Professional Drivers • Calgary end Phone 780-926-6867. Fax resume Production, Knowledge Macs, CARS FROM $500. Seized, surp1ue www.aventisdirect.com. Kamloops Branches. We provide: Barrels to 780.926-8E68. Ask for M]tch. 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FLOORING LIQUIDATION All Super B end dumps bosed from our Patricia Wheeler fax 1.604o932- RIDERS ACROSS the Peter Krause from Smi- DanitaPetch & Stack Must Gel Laminate-$.?5 Oak Company Drivers and Calgary Bronch, Brtvets required to (Okanegan Valley), Call 250-494. 2862 or small to northwest came out to spin Owner/Operators for long hauls, haul fuel and other eelroleum 0891 or fax resume to 250.494. thers grabbed first place Kevin Flaherty 20.010 Unlthiah-$1.4g Ptefinish.$2.5O [email protected]. their wheels for the annual overall and broke a course Birch Unllnlsh-$2,00 Maple (Canada/USA), We offer: Top 0roducts based from our Kamloops 7300, record, peddling to the fin- Jocelyn Benoit & Unfinish.S2,50 Prefinish-$3.50 V.G, Industry Rates • LOtSof Mites - New branch, Applicants must have me MEAT MANAGER required at Ins PAY TELEPHONE SERV. Skeena River challenge Equipment . 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CALL NOW 1. race gave riders from WANTEOI Free Information Ltd,, 3780.76 Ave SE. Calgary, AB Mike Christensen was a THE TOTEM Saddle Club Company soonsoreo leased to own organizallon in western Canada, 900-451.7070 $2.89/minula ta+. Package. Develop end under 19 to over 65 years program, YOU Oiler: Positive T2C 1J8, Or lax to: 403.236-6905. Reporting directly to me Store close second overall, also held a gymkhana on prolesslonally preeenl your new Inquiries 1-800-661.8432, OR for EXPERT PSYCHICS,.. Genuine attitude • Good abstract • Must be Manager, The Meat Manager is old a chance to show off crossing the finish line a Sunday, Aug. 20. 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