Jet Faced Iand.Ing on Road, Field

i iatives to get boost Swimmer triumphant Land claims could figure in the [The approaching Skeena zone Garth Coxford shook off an illness province's new $2 billion forest drama festival features a number and did well at a recent swim renewal plan/NEWS A3 of plays/COMMUNITY B1 meet/SPORTS C1

WEDNESDAY 75¢ PLUS 5¢ GST APRIL' 20, 1994 ']) NDARD VOL. 7 NO. 1 Jet faced iand.ing on road, field By JEFF NAGEL race after first touching down in weather conditions well below plane's alternate destination in the flight departed for Terrace but whatever," he said. PASSENGERS ON a 1990 Cana- Smithers on a scheduled run from what's authorized for landing. light of information available did not ensure that the crew was Vancouver. dian Airlines northern flight faced It characterized as "extensive about the weather there when at- notified of the need to change the Skeena MP Mike Scott is landing on a road or a field be- Bad weather in Terrace pre- manoeuvering" the attempts to tempts to land in Terrace failed. alternate," the report contimmd. demanding federal officials say cause of an extreme fuel shortage, vented the aircraft from landing land before the forced landing did "Despite having been given the A safety board official declined when they will release the final a preliminary federal government despite its crew making several took place. weather for Smitbers, the pilots to comment on what should have report and recommendations. attempts. It then returned to report indicates. "The aircraft landed with ap- did not recognize that the condi- happened, saying the preliminary "I am amazed that three Smithers. after When the Boeing 737 with 63 proximately six minutes of fuel lions had deteriorated below report should be soon followed and a half years all we have is a crew and passengers finally made But by the time the plane ar- remaining," said the report. "The alternate lirnits and that it was by a final document prepared by one page preliminary report on an it into the Smithers airport, there rived over Smithers a snow squall pilot was considering an off- necessary to change the flight the board. incident that was potentially life was just six minutes of fuel left, obscured the airport there. airport forced landing in the event planned alternate," the report But Richard Newcombe did ex- threatening to 63 people," said the Transportation Safety Board The report says the pilot then that this approach was not sue- says. plain the term "off-airport forced Scott, who asked for the report on of Canada report says. made several attempts to touch ceSSfial.' ' "'The operator's flight dispatch landing." behalf of a constituent. Troubles on the Oct. 11 flight down in Smithers before finally The report suggests Smithers (based in Calgary) was aware that "There's not much to say. It began after it tried to land in Ter- force-landing on the runway in should have been cancelled as the the weather had deteriorated after means landing in a field, road or Cont'd Page All School meal program

/:L in doubt ,>-ii:i~'1:5' ':) THE SCHOOL MEAL program year. for children at two Terrace That would eat up schools has become a losing remaining surplus for: tlie~ pie, "I proposition. b.t/ gram and leave a debt of $16~00 ~ School trustees say they may that would have to ~m6 biii bf have to axe the program if the another part of the budget. a¢ situation doesn't improve. Trustee Laurie Mitchell said the Nearly 200 lunches a day are program was begun with the un- • - ' - ' v . - Ibeing provided to students at derstanding it would be reviewed 4 " :. l!~ ¸ !Clarence Michiel Elementary and if it lost money. E.T. Kenney Primary schools. "We were not going to take ed- That's up from about 150 lun- ucation dollars from other pro- ches per day last year but as- grams to support this meal pro. sistant secretary treasurer Bruce gram," she said. "And I think Matthews says there has been no we're getting close to the point corresponding increase in contri- where we have to make n deei- butions from parents. sio~" A grant from the provincial Most of the money for the meal government to pay the lion's •program - now in its second year share of the program is doesn't comes from an ~0,000 cover full costs. provincial government grant. Parents who want lunches pro- Contributions average about $300 vided for their children sign up at per month and so far only account the beginning of the year. for a fraction of the revenue. There is no requirement on the "If people are supportive of the part of parents or guardians to program they may find a way to [] Suave and sophisticated pay. Those who can do make pay for it," school board contributions do so in such a chairman John Pousette said. ACTOR RUSS Sangster looks to be ;letting the real or whether it is a dream. You'll have to at, fashion that their identifies are Copperside Foods cunenlly has upper hand on things with Catherine Croucher in tend the dinner theatre production -- April 15-17 not known beyond the program the contract to provide the ser- this scene from "The Hand That Cradles the or April 22-24 -- to find out. Tickets are avail- co-ordinator. More needy vice, at a cost of $112,600 for the Rock," the latest production of Terrace Uttle families don't pay. full year. able at Carter's. This'll be the final regular sea- The shortfall so far is $5,400 Theatre. The queslion is whether this scene is son production of Terrace Uttle Thealre. Trustees suggested the program but school district officials pro. will probably end when the ject a potential $35,100 operating money runs out -- likely around deficit by the end of the school the firstweek of June. Gold company to spend Seniors feel $20 million near Stewart fee hike bite SENIORS ARE going to Traditionally. revenues for !feel the brunt of city efforts both facilities have fallen far LAC MINERALS of Toronto There may not be a problem of to reduce taxpayers' subsidy short of the cost of running wants to spend close to $20 mil- If all goes according to plan, Lac Minerals wants to sub- space in Stewart, lint Hyder could of recreation facilities, them. lion this year on its Red Mountain mit its Red Mountain gold mine plan to the provincial be more difficult," he said. Council has approved Hull pointed out even if gold property near Stewart. government for approval this fall. That's because there is only one arena and pool fee hikes that these latest efforts achieve More than half that is to further route from Stewart to the Premier will see seniors pay between their aims, cost recovery on develop ore reserves at the loca- mill ~ fight down the gravel 55 and 70 per cent more for the pool will be only 40 per L tion while the remainder 'is road that also serves as Hyder's a skate or a swim. The in- cent while taxes will cover targeted for pre-produetion work ing. n~,xt summer season," he added. main street. creases take hold July 1. half the costs of the pool. should anticipated results prove '~Our trigger point is two mil- Hope did caution that develop- The Red Mountain location is Public skating charges for "We have to try to keep out, says project manager George lion ounces (of gold) of provable ment plans first depend upon llkrn north of Stewart on Hwy37 seniors jump to $1.85 from the overall tax burden down Hope. reserves. With that kind of proving up an adequate resource and then 15kin along a logging $1.15 and strip tickets go to before we tax people OUt of reserve, we can than work on Lac has spent nearly $20 mil- upon which to develop a mine. road in the Bitter Creek Valley. $14 from $9. their homes," be pointed lion over the past several years on making a viable mine," said A key part of the plan revolves A tramway leading to the mine The hikes are identical for out. the property which carries indica- Hope. around milling the ore. Lac has location spanning more than single admissions and strip HoWever, he also con- tions of containing two million If all goes according to plan, two options -- build Its own mill 1,000 metres from the base of the itickets in the pool while a "cededcouncil had to ex. ounces of gold, Lac wants this fall to submit its or use Westmin's Premier mill, mountain is planned. 'six month, pass will cost ercise caution. Given recrea- Red Mountain is one of two official mine development plan to also near Stewart. Employees willbe taken up and seniors $72, up $26. lion facility users were also major projects being undertaken the provincialgovernment. Both options are now being down to their jobs on the tram. While those 65 years and taxpayers, "You've got to by Lac. The other is in Chile, It's anticipating a quick ap- weighed for the advantages, dis- way. older face the biggest per- be careful you don't double "We're going to be picking up proval turn around period of six advantages and costs, said Hope. Size and type of the tramway centage change, everYone tax people." ,! where we left off last year,', satd months, leading to a start of con- ',If we have to go to another will ultimately depend upon ore will find themselves paying As far as con~'ol of ex- Hope of the 1994 program. struction in 1995. mill, it will be to Westmin," he being milled at the mine site or at more with most running penditufe were concerned, I.,ac will have four of its own That six month period is the said. another location. around the 16 per cent mark. Hull said the recreation ~de- employees at the stto, as many as length of time it took to approve One disadvantage of using Depending upon the size of a Council recreation corn- partment had been able to [ 20 contract geologists and other Homestake Canada's Eskay Westmin's Premier mill: is that mine, if it goes ahead, Lac mittee chairman David Hull' show it was doing a ~ : experts and up to 25 people work- Creek gold mine and Lae is ore,bearing traCkS will have to estimates it will need a workforce explained the tncreas~ were job there. : ing for Tonto Mining, the compa- atmingforthosame, saidHope, flrst go through Stewart and then of l5O working two shifts a day I part of an effortlto reduce "Administration h~'a :1 ny doing the development work. "We anticipate on:having our Hyder, Hope continued,: :in the m~e and two shifts a day the operating deficit on both clear pt~ of where ~Vety : It'll also be using the Smithers- approval in April (1995). That : "We estimate there: would be at a mill ff one ts built at the loea- [ facilities. :: = dollar is going,":he added; :: ! (I based firm of LT. Thomas Drill- tics in with getttng going for the 60 trucks a day going one way, tton. I : : ...... i : i

~k A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 Area told its voice needs to be heard

COR gets a slap of sorts Chance would ceme about as a I pr~ result of the meeting. I , , . • said she's pleased at the "It seems there c~uld be a [ • ~er level of interest in I ing on the forest industry the Kalum South Resource I an~ group or another group," I More tha~id Taylor afterward. " I Taylor noticed several I ~_eol~le lalking to Mike ] he~Mo'rton, one o'r the meet. I

Tuesday April 26th II didn't work On Vancouver Inland "Our interest wasn't recog- to forest companies. ;eCpleREwl~i°w°r~° :~eY°~lehand 6-10 pm and in the Caflboo. aized. We agreed to 12 per cent The Kalum South Resource agree to compromise." But Munro was puzzled when "You can't take groups with Management Plan group has been On park land), not 13 per cent, told that there was no native par- opposing values and interests -- working for three years on a way not 21 per cent," said Morton. ticipation on the Kalum South especially one group with the un- Forest Alliance president Jack to include all kinds of resource ending agenda of no logging. It's Munro added to Morton's com- use, they said. group. difficult to reach a compromise," Culp said local people had bet- ments, saying communities, can't Jim Culp, a member of the ter start thinking about parks be- said Morton who works on behalf let decisions rest in the hands of audience, said something along of nearly 30 groups in B.C. loose- cause less than two per cent of government bureaucrats. the lines of CORE isn't wrong or the local land mass has been set ly joined in the Share movement "People started to speak out in bad. The Share method involves set- aside for that purpose. every community on the top end "I agree," responded Munro. Toward the end of the meeting, Share's Morton said his group supported the CORE method Forest dollars big up here when those involved want a compromise on land use. THE FOREST INDUSTRY is far In both categories, forest working forest, it will have an and away the biggest economic workers cam more and contribute impact here." player in the northwest, a Skccna more to local economies, he Curtis said land clalrm settle- Cellulose official told a meeting noted. ments will also affect the forest last week. Overall, Curtis noted tlmt forest industry because it has already It employs more than 13,000 workem play a large role in the been given'tenure on areas under people indirectly or directly, said provincial economy. claim Derrick Curtis who spoke to a He said that some areas of the "What are the types of settle- chamber of commerce meeting on province are under represented merits are we to see in this area," the economic impact of the forest when it comes to park land and asked Curtis. Get to McDonald's_on the Double! industry, protected areas and some areas "When they do come, govern- With that kind of impact, lands are over represented. ments have to have a strategy to protected from logging will affect "We have to look at what areas look after non-native com- McDonald's is offering the biggesttastiest meal deal of the year! jobs, he said. will be set astde here," Curtis munities who are resource depen- "If we start impacting oa the added. "If we take away from the dent at this time," he said. The Double Big I~( features four delicious, all-beef patties_together forestry side, it'll change the entire structure of the north- with your favourite specials~uce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions west," Curtis added. Curtis used charts to describe on a sesameseed bun! gross and take home pay of forest For a really big appetite, make it ~ Double or n0tnm9! workers compared to other in- ThEBavarian ,!nnRestaurant The friendliest "inn" townl come e~"ners. ..,e oor.oo oor .ce toeo, o,.o n0 of intimate dining with reasonable prices! Nisga'a Look What's leader ..!:!;~!,:i•~ ...~ ~ ".~ "g~ ":,i~.i~,~!!;fiT:,~, Cooking! states "~/, '~ ~\,,, SAFARI

case ~ PRAWNS, FOREST COMYANIES with steak fries & cocktail sauoe shouldn't be trying to frighten people about the prospects of na- CAJUN GARLIC PRAWNS tive land claims, the executive director of the Nisga'a Tribal PRAWNS "AU PERNOD" Council told a meeting here April on Spinach Fettuccine with saffron dee & vegetables 14. "You're trying to scare the heek out of people here," Rod Your choice of the above $1 5.50 Robinson told Skeena Cellulose CAN'T DECIDE? official Derrick Curtis after he said the biggest unc~rtainty hang- Try A Sample Combo of All Three $1 6.95 ing over the ,foreSt industry is land claims. Don't Forget Open For Lunch Curtis was one of three Tuesday.Fdday 11:30a,m,- 2:00p.m. speakers at the meeting sponsored Saturday, April 23 Dinner by the Terrace and District We provide Monday- Sunday5:00 p,m.- 11:00p,m, Chamber of Commerce on the DANCE MUSIC For Reservations. 635-9161 McDonald's impact of the forest industry to for your dinning pleasure the area's economy. 4332 Lakelse - Terrace 4740 Lakelse Avenue © i99,4H(Donald'$ Restaurants of Qna&Limited. "We are not opposed to devel- • opment. But the only way development can be done is so that

~:~T" ~'>:':':' ":" • ~':'" • ~'"" '• ":'~> ~':.X,:, "~. ~. :~"~.:::~:.'-:•,~ ¢, ~ ;.:.:¢.:-X .:-:-:.' ~ : : : '...~ :.~:'¢.~,>, "¢ "+ " "~" "+'~ ...... > v,~> " ~'~ " "~, ,. ~.,~v, • ,~ there's something left at all "q:>~.:" ":::.:::" "~,::~:::::::~: ":,',: . : :::" "::: "::: : .':~: : ~:~ ~,: : : :.,'.: : :?. : ::: ::,X :,:.: :<+:.,~.~.,':~ ~::~::~ ~ times," said Robinson. "Up in the Nass, we don't ~,,.,~ ,\,,,:,,,-.:..,~\\~:~\~,,.~..~.~.•. ;:?.,~ ~: ":: ~..,. .~: :.~:.~,~:~ .~ ": :: :. ..~.:: ~:.~:, ::: ::~ <~. :~ ...... •...... , ...,...... ,. ~ ...... know what's left there. Most of "~.~,.~'&~-%%",~.~.~ ~.':'-":- :': ~'$.'< ":.~-~:~i.~::".~..~ .':(~•~:::'::.~$,'~:::~:~%~.::'.~:.~'&::.~?,~:'.'~i~::~!~.'::::,<:":".~.. ':::$~::.<$::':~<:::::~::~:~:]:~:::.~:~::'.':::~.'::':'~F~ the trees are gone," he added. Robinson said the interests of THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DALLY RECORDS forest companies and others are Apr./94 MAX. M~N. RAiN SNOW SUN MAX, MIN. RAIN SNOW SUN MAX. ~ MIN. YEAR PRECm. YEAR represented in land clatms negotiations now going on between the 9th 13.1 2,9 0.4 - 2.1 11.0 1.3 0,8 0.0 2.5 20.0 59 -2.8 66 24.2 87 Nisga'a and the provincial and lOth 9,2 5,4 5.0 - 0,8 11.2 1•7 tr 0.0 4.9 17.8 59 -7.8 66 11.7 70 federal governments. 11th 6,1 2,4 12,2 0,7 12.1 2.4 tr 0.0 10,8 16.7 56 -7.2 66 12.2 94 "We're not going to put any- body off the land," said 12th 5.0 0.2 5.6 1.6 4.9 10•7 -1,8 0,0 0.0 1.1 15.5 88 -8.3 66 42.4 77 Robinson. 13th 6.8 0,8 0.4 1.4 0.0 10.8 2.6 tr 0.0 8.2 14.4 92 -3.3 65 25.1 66 The reality of a settled land 14th 5,1 0,2 4.6 2.8 0.0 16.0 -1,4 0.3 0,0 12,1 16.0 93 -3.3 67 24.4 81 claim will be the need by the Nisga'a to buy goods and ser- 15th 4.2 0,1 10,0 6.0 0.0 14.8 6.3 0,5 0.0 2.5 17.8 70 -2.8 76 30.7 62 vices boosting the local economy, I he added. "Don't put the fear of God into REPORT BROUGHT TO YOU BY: people," said Robinson. Motorists are advised to watch for frost heaves and rough and muddysections as NECHAKO ~- He estimated the Nisga'a spend about $12 million a year in the the frost leavesthe ground, Expect winterconditions during nighttime hours,Watch ~ NORTHCOAST Prince Rupert and Terrace for maintenancecrews patchingand repairingother winter damage, CONSTRUCTION SERVIC I=,'S economies. Robinson also noted there wtll To reportroad hazards call 638.8383 duringoffice hours• be a cost to rehabilitate logged After hourscall 1-800-665-5051, ./<7 . land within the Nisga'a claim YourRoad Maintenance Contractor once it is settled. Nisga'a, provincial and federal negotiators have been talking for three years now on how to settle the Nlsga'a claim to the Nass Valley and surrotmding areas•

i I ; The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 - A3 I News Many need I!n Brief food bank THE TERRACE Churches Food "We have a fairly long list of No thanks Bank completed its busiestseason thank yous to send out. The ever last week when more than response was very gratifying,,' THE APPOINTMENT of a 400 bags of food were distrib- she added. new fire chief has turned out uted. April is the final month of the to be a false alarm. The number of bags distributed food bank's distribution and for Just twO weeks ago the continued to set records over now it has no money in the bank city announced it was hiring amounts given out last season, and a lirnited supply of food left Smithers chief Les said food bank organizer Terri over. Sehumacher to replace Bob Elkiw. The latter will be forwarded to Beckett. He was due to start "There were 413 bags of food. the Salvation Army for its use. May 16. That's Less than March when we The Army in return helped the But last week city admin- distributed 620 but it was higher food bank for the January distrib- istrator Bob Hallsor said than any month last year," she ution when it delivered food left Schumacher had withdrawn said. over from its December Christ- "for personal reasons." The April distribution went to mas hamper effort. Town of Smithers officials more than 1,200 people, said Elldw said the bank mn short of say Schumaeher never did Elkiw. some items last week and didn't tender his resignation. "It shows if anything the need buy potatoes because it didn't Speaking to The Interior has increased," she said. have enough cash. News in Smithers, The record setting began in No- And although the food bank ts Sehumacher said he simply vember 1993, the first month of closed until next fall, it'll have to changed his mind and would the current season, when 379 re-open at a new location. have missed Smithnrs. bags of food were given out. That's became the home it has Sehumacher said money had That figure rose to 500 in Janu- used for several years is schedul- nothing to do with his deci- ary and kit 500 again in February. ed to be removed to make room sion as he would have made The demand left the food bank for parking and access to the new more than his current salary short after the November distribu- Evangelical Free Church- LOAD OF bread being brought in by Eric Simmons of the Salvation Army went fast during the food of $58,700 a year if he took Elkiw said the food bank is bank's final distribution period of the season last week, The bank experienced an unprecedented tion but community and church the Terrace job. groups rallied around, said Elkiw. looking for a central location. Council is now consider- demand for its services. More than 600 bags of food were given out in March alone. ing whether to advertise the •.,

,.,oo Natives to fi, ure in tree Ion injured ASSISTANCE TO native tives and the federal and provin- care of trees. In good years, the government But what won't happen, said THREE PEOPLE were in- forestry enterprises as outlined in cial governments will draw Also promised is the clean up of will bank what it doesn't spend to Harcourt, is using money from jured and taken to Mills the province's new Forest resources from a variety of areas land ~lamaged by logging and en- use the money in lean years when the plan to subsidize bminesses Memorial Hospital April 14 Renewal Plan could figure in land to help conclude settlements, courage of value added wood en- stumpage rates drop. interested in value added produc- claims settlements, says Premier "Some of those resources could terprises. Harcourt said $50 million is to ts. pickafter upa loggingtruck collided truck onand the a Mike Harcourt. be from the forest renewal plan," The overall'plan is to increase be used to boost the size of the "This has to be entrepreneur "It'll form part of the twin Harcourt continued, the value from forestry and to forest service to handle the plan based. Those businesseswill have Cedar Creek Bridge, 72kin goals for the aboriginal people of The fcderal and provincial provide jobs for forestry workers and increased responsibilities of to have access to capital and lines north of Terrace on the way self sufficiency and self govern- goverr~nents have agreed to di- should timber shortages affect the new Forest Practices Code. of credit based on the market," to the NassValley. ment," he said of the plan to vide the cost of negotiated settle- their employment. Harcourt said he wanted the he said. Extensive damage was boost native forestry participation ments. The plan is to be financed by money under the forest renewal "I done to the pickup, said Ter- as part of the five-year, $2 billion Under their agreement, B.C. increasing stumpage rates to pro- plan to go toward planting lands don't mean grants and race RCMP Staff Sergeant renewal plan. will put up the land and between vide up to $600 million a year. now lying fallow of any use. giveaways. I don't believe in that John Veldman and there's Harcourt said the government 10 and 25 per cent of any cash Some of that will make up for And while the policy of letting stuff," said Harcourt. an indication speed was a will turn native communities settlement while Canada will pro- government revenues lost be- recently Logged lands have a Instead, he said the province factor. No tickets have been away from being dependent upon vide the remaining portion of any cause silviculture payments will chance to regenerate themselves will put money into research and written or charges laid and welfare to ones which earn in- cash settlement, now be tax deductible, naturally will continue, Harcourt development, work out eastern the investigation is continu- come from resource development. The forest renewal plan in- The Plan concedes that said the new trees will need a banks to listen more closely to ing. He said the treaty making pro- volves putting more people to stumpage rates will va.ry accord- hand by thinning, spacing and plans of B.C. companies and to cess now underway between ha- work planting and then taking ing to lumber prices, fertilizing them. find more markets in Asia.

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ADDRESS: 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C, * V8G 1S8 TELEPHONE: (604) 638-7283 • FAX: (604) 638-8432 MODEM: 638-7247 Northern guy IT'S NOT a rule you'll find written down, but it seems to be an entrenched requirement for those from the north elected to the provincial legislature. The rule is that those chosen to head south to the legislature in Victoria better be just a little bit independent and, on occasion, downright snarky. The latest example is Helmut Giesbrecht who beat Socred Dave Parker in 1991 and returned Skeena to the NDP camp. As a backbencher, some might think Mr. Giesbreeht would keep quiet and subservient in hopes of gaimng the favour of the NDP leadership. Not so. Mr. Giesbrecht is savvy enough to realize his chances of a cabinet post are nil. He's got advanced education minister Dan Miller from Prince Rupert on one side of his tiding and highways minister Jaekie Pement on the other side. One has strong labour support and the other is a woman. That about fills the government's cabi- It was rotten to the COR net quota for up here. So Mr. Giesbrecht has little to lose by kicking VICTORIA .~ The recent How about IWA vice.president Lake) Tribune office or send it "seminar" organized by the Harvey Arc.and comparing to the Prmdnce newspaper." up a little dust every now and then. Witness his Save Our Jobs Committee in zealous environmentalists with Here's Arcand's recipe for strong opposition to the original decision by Williams Lake, and the +.~:!~ ~e!~:+::<~ ° .~' ' " ~4i > Hitler and Idi Amin? How dealing with environ. health minister Paul Ramsey to move Kitimat's ,vitriolic garbage that wafted about Areand's description of mentalists: "Confront them. I from it into the public domain i!:i:!: i:!!;:> CORE Commissioner Stephen call it getting in their face. This orthopedic surgeon to Prince Rupert. Mr. Gies- is an effrontery to decency and Owen as being environmental- is one of my favourite parts of brecht even issued his own press release on that intelligence. ly so green that his shorts are the whole deal, was running For years, I have supported "s...-green." around get'n in the face of decision, thus distancing himself from any gob- the people working in the Arcand describes to the those lyin' sleaze bags." bledygook put out by the provincial ggvernment. forests in their attempts to save seminar how the Save Our You get the message. It is the .As events transpired, the surgeon is staying in their jobs. I have condemned Jobs Committee took control same rhetoric than prompted a strident environmentalists who of the CORE agenda, stacking speaker at the recent mass rally Kitimat and Prince Rupert is getting one all to it- seemed to be more interested I llo] t'l I d: I =Iq_*l'J k ir:l I meetings by establishing of forest workers in Victoria to . sell in shutting down the forest in- HUBERT BEYER numerous groups that refer to southern British The MLA then broke away from the govern- dustry than reaching a com- represented the same interests. Columbians as "cappuecino- promise. The tapes also show how the sucking, concrete-kissing" ment and the party caucus by opposing plans for I hope I can continue to do members of the Save Our Jobs people who were out to wreck enemies of the workers. province-wide teacher bargaining. That may not so, but I have to tell you that Committee, never intended the the CORE process dealt with In the end, these demagogues it's going to be difficult, con- process to work. Instead, they media. Terry Tate, chairman of may have done more good than be surprising because Mr. Giesbrecht is a sidering what went on in Wil- did their best to wreck it. the Save Our Jobs Committee, harm to the CORE process. In teacher, but it made for a potentially embarrass- liams Lake recently. We are, by the way, not talk- told the seminar how members fact, I believe their despicable ing time at a recent NDP convention. The situa- The so-called seminar was ing about clandestine record- of his group wrote letters for behavior is probably the best basically a training session in rags made by conseryati0nisks. .... mil!~wqrkem and sent ~Em,}q thing that Could have happened .. -, tion, was.~defused by=the setting up of a private how to destroy the process in- The tapes were leaked by newspapers. to CORE. meeting between Giesbreeht and others and itiated by the Commission on people who attended the semi- When workers were reluctant Already, the revelaiiorm at senior cabinet ministers. Resources and Environment nar, people who would normal- to write letters, Tate said, "we the seminar prompted some (CORE), the aim of which is to ly support the efforts of Share went back to the office and we reasonable people in at- More cynical observers might point out that torte a consensus on land use groups and Save Our Jobs spent four-and-a-half hours tendance to take their concerns paying for an orthopedic surgeon in Prince in British Columbia. committees. and wrote up 35 or 40 letters. to the media. The publicity that The Cariboo Table was one They were so disgusted and Every single one of them was has followed since cannot help Rupert is a relatively cheap way to lock up a of CORE's initiatives, but after disturbed by what they heard, different," but isolate the likes of Arcand riding for the next election. They might also say 15 months of meetings, the by the level of hate that domi- Then they went back to the and expose them as the real Mr. Giesbrecht had no choice but to oppose his participants failed to reach a mated the meeting, that they mill and told the workers to threat to a compromise that is consensus. It now is clear why. couldn't be part of it. I take my read the letters and if they clearly needed if we ,are ever to government on teacher bargaining if he wanted Tape recordings of the seminar hat off to them; liked them to "sign the O..- settle our land use conflicts. their physical and financial support in the next tell an ugly story of how some For the record, let me elabo- damned thing and take it down election. Table members, specifically rate on the content of the tapes. and drop it off at the (Williams Then again, others might feel just a little bit comforted to know that at least one politician is displaying the stubborn streak they think exists within all those who live up here. Get creative Bit of fabric a good idea WHY AREN'T new vehicles more, than ordinary nI=holstery Experts advise, "Cleaning THE NEWS that the Terrace Churches Food sold with an extra yard of fabrics. For the less finicky and maintaining your vehicle Bank has just concluded the busiest season in upholstery fabric for replacing owner, ordinary upholstery will enhance its resale value". damaged or worn seat covers fabrics are acceptable and wear Then they tell you to change recent memory is disturbing. when that becomes necessary well, though they may be your motor oil, clean battery It demonstrates that the best efforts of govern- in a year or two? slightly shinier than auto fab- terminals, inflate rims, flush The outer side of a driver's ric. the fuel line, and wash the ex- ments still can't address the underlying problem seat always wears out fast. Once replacement material is terior clean of acid rain and of there being a significant number of people And until Detroit and Oshawa on hand, repairing a seat can winter road salt. who simply don't have enough resources of their manufacture bucket seats with usually be done in short order. They make no mention of dual controls so the seats are Broken springs can be re- shovelling gravel off the car- own to provide the basics of proper food. interchangeable from driver to placed. pet, vacuuming the interior,or That's why more creative measures are needed pnssenger positions, the next Some owners deal with repairing tattered seam. Seat ones that don't require a lot of up front money best thing is refurbishing seats damaged upholstery by upholstery in good condition d: I ;Dlllt'! l • :l I ;[oIo-I-,I Ul-li scrounging a complete seat also does a lot for resale or big bureaucracies. Community kitchens might by replacing worn sections. Seat upholstery is sewn to- CLAUDETrE SANDECKI from a salvage yard. However, value...and gives a more com- gether in sections, any one of such seats may have survived fortable ride them foam craters be looked at. With proper storage and freezer nual models. which can be replaced. All an accident. They may be full and jabbing springs. space, individuals and families can prepare and For older models or when no of broken glass and have laid- Strings of Christmas tree that's required is a sufficient catalogue number is available, stow away healthy, nutritious and low cost den cracks in the frame. You lights are packaged with spare quantity of fabric identical to a small sample of the existing meals. or sufficiently similar to the can be certain of your own bulb. Expensive coati come seat cover fabric is mailed to car's history. with replacement buttons. original upholstery. one or more suppliers in hopes Upholsterers who specialize Covering a worn seat by Quality sweaters have a I II II of a match. Generally U.S. in auto trimming have tying on a seat cover doesn't skein of matdhing mending companies can provide even halt the deterioration of the wool. catalogues listing original fab- out-dated material within tlu'ee rics by color swatch and upholstery and foam padding; Cars should be sold with PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Li.k or four weeks. reference number for major it only camouflages the pro- more than a vial of touch-up ADVERTISING MANAGER: Mike L. Harem .... , ...... Original auto fabrics cost automobile manufacturers' an- cess. paint. PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur roughly twice as much, maybe NEWS COMMUNITY: JeffNagel • NEWS SPORTS: Malcohn Baxter OFFICE MANAGER: Rose Fisher COMPOSING: Pare Odell DARKROOM: Susan Credgeur ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: P Sam Collier, Janet Viveiros, Howie Oram CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Charlene Matthews

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a waiting :5. Put an end to this game Dear Sir. "Yes, I've known Ruth Halleck for a long time and she knows that By JEFF NAGEL we love children. Mickey Bromley's business on Hamer Avenue is rF HE KITIMAT- the problem. He built his house according to the regulations for a Stikine Regional single family residence. This is fine. District has waited Building a large garage attached to the house and constructing a until the eleventh school, or a large daycam facilityis not acceptable in a singl0 fam- hour to begin work on its regional ily residentialarea. solid waste mamgement pla. He is trying,by using our love for children, to set up a financially Over the next eighteen months, profitable business. He did not talk to us. We would have told him taxpayers will find out whether it that we would back hinl with his plan for an 8 child daycare. We was a profitable or costly gamble. would have welcomed him to our strceL All regional districts must sub- I-lechose to go to the newspaper crying about the lack of proper mit such a plan by Dee. 31, 1995, daycare spaces available. I almost believed him. in accordance with amendments Then at a council meeting ago Laurie Monture presented a listof to the Waste Management Act legal daycarc spaces available. I believe she found at least 11 spaces passed in August of 1989 by the in 8 legal daycarcs. Bromley chose to ignore this. Vander Zalm government. Several days later it was in the newspaper that the Kids Kastle had Regional districts that fail to do a new location and had many new spaces available.Also, Helena's so face fines of up to $300,000. Play and Loam has opened up a new facilityin the basement of the We're all supposed to reduce, Knox United Church (where the Montcsore Preschool used to be). reuse and recycle in order to Again, Mr. Bromlcy chose to ignore this and began running his il- achieve a 50 per cent reduction in legal daycare with 11 to 13 children. The city finally,after warning the amount of garbage flowing him, pulled his business liccnce. into landfills by the year 2000. I hope the parents attending Mr. Bmmiey's daycare read this and After almost five years of doing look around, they will find that there are many well mn and legal nothing, the regional district daycares in town. Give them a call,and help stop this nonsense. board is now in the process of Wilt' Haugland, finding a consultant who will Terrace, B.C. prepare the plan. They have appointed two committees -- a technical advisory Silent on Easter committee and a public advisory Dear Sir:. committee -- to ovemee things. Easter has come and gone. To people of many faiths, it was ob- And project planner Bruce Len- served in a variety of worslup experiences and joint ecumenical ser- nox, hired l~t fall to work half- vices. The observance of this Holy Week in the Christian calendar time to coordinate the process, has historical roots since the events surrounding the life of Jesus, has drawn up terms of reference unfolded two thousand years earlier. for stages 1 and 2 of the plan. Both the Roman Catholic and mainline Protestant churches have Stage 1 describes the regional embraced the significance of death and resurrection in Christian district's size, population, present doctrine that gives credence and affirmation to their respective landfill sites, and sets out options faiths. for reducing the amount of waste Strangely, the Evangelical Church, with its foundations in Protestantism has grown silent in observing the significance of entering landfills. Good Friday. The Atonement - central to the theme of the Cross Stage 2 analyzes and costs out and the Christian Church has become lost in the ever increasing the options and then recommends secularization of the modem church. a system for the future. Surely, the Biblical accounts of the events that surround the The third stage is to actually crucifixion and death are of equal importance than the mere carry Out the plan, change celebration of one event only, the bodily resurrection of Jesus? bylaws, change landfill opera- Archbishop Fulton Sheen, the great communicator in the Roman tions and start recycling pro- Catholic Church who died in 1979 often stated, "one can never grams. celebrate an Easter Sunday without first observing a Good Friday." The deadline for the yet-to-be- Why then have the various evangelical groups including the Al- named consultant to produce the liance Church, The North American Baptist Fellowship, The stage one and two reports is June Evangelical Free Church, The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada 30, 1995. and the Full Gospel Christian Fellowship - to name a few, become That will leave six months to silent in observing Good Friday? actually carry out the recommendations and get Victpria~s ap- Few, if any of these churches gathered their faithful to observe the CITY"DRWER BiilTurner provides eurbslde service from :the garbage can to the landfil!,.Tipping ,,~m0st sig~iffi~.nt,day, in~the,Chfistian Church, the, suffering of the "It's a tight timeline," I_~finox fees, recycling programs, and other options could be in the cards to reduce the amount of garbage Christ'on the cross. This phenomenon is not exclusive to one area, admits. entedng northwest dumps. rather a growing trend in every city. The scriptural account of this You might be tempted to think day indicates that the world was plunged into darkness, the earth regional district officials haven't shook, recks split and tombs broke open with many holy people exactly embraced the idea of mised to life. working towards a greener future. office of Brian Grant, senior "We don't want to get into the He also pointed out the amount The centurion guarding the Cross, exclaimed in a terrified voice, But, in fact, reusing and recy- analyst with the environment position of having to charge a of money available for waste "Surely he was the Son of Godl" Has the modernity of evangelical cling is at the very heart of their ministry's solid waste manage- regional district for not complet- management plan-related projects thought dismissed these events as historical in nature, unworthy of remembrance2 strategy. ment branch, ing a plan." has dwindled in recent years be- our They plan to learn from the ex- To Grant, the Kitimat-Stikine One section of the amended cause of budget cuts. Evangelicals have been quick to dismiss the significance of the liturgical and confessional church in their observance of events cen- perience of others and hire a con- regional district is one of the two Waste Management Act indicates "The more time goes on, the tral to the themes of the Christian faith. Sadly, they have negated sultant who has already done most delinquent regional districts an extension can be granted if the less money we'll have to provide timir witness in not offering an alternative. plans for other regional districts, in assistance," Grant said. "A Evangelicalism in its piety has trumpeted issues such as scriptural says Lennox. regional district that hasn't made It's also expected a consultant "We've tried to learn from other regional districts inerrancy and salvation by grace that have influenced the entire any real effort to come up with a Christian Chumh. who has done much of the same what they've done, what the pitfalls are, and how plan is going to be at the bottom work elsewhere will be able to to avoid the pitfalls." It, too, needs to observe and loam fi'om the orthodoxy of mainline of the list for discretionary spend- Protestantism in the importance of remembrance in the sufferings of produce a plan for Kitimat- ing grants." Stikine much faster ~ and much Christ who gave His lifo so as to bring life and hope to a shattered Grant said most regional dis- world. cheaper -- than happened with environment minister "considers out of the 29 in the province. tricts are lale in stage one or else for experi- districts that started earlier. it to be in the public interest and This Good Friday we joined worshipers two unique He won't say what Victoria will working on stage two. Some have ences worthy of notation. The Christian Reformed Church observed "We've tried to learn from is satisfied that a municipality is do to regional districts that don't actually completed plans. a service of Word and Sacrament on Good Friday morning. In the other regional districts what making efforts in good faith" to meet the Dec. 31, 1995 deadline. Once an approved plan is in evening, I joined parishioners from St. Matthew's Anglican Church they've done, what the pitfalls complete a plan. "We don't talk too much about place the regional district is and Knox United Church in a trilogy of worship experiences that are, and how to avoid the pit- Grant noted a regional district that," he said. "We give people empowered by the province to covered Maunday Thursday to an Easter Vigil Saturday evening. falls," Lennox said. that squanders three-quarters of as much encouragement and sup- pass spending bylaws to carry out The Presiders, The Rcv. Dean Houghton and Rev. Michael Hare, All well and good, but the stop- port as we can to help them for- the time allocated before starting the recommendations without must be commended for the thoughtful and creative worship experi- watch is running in the Victoria mulate a plan." might not getan extension. going to referendum. ence that centered around the suffering of our Lord Jesus Christ. Bob Petras, Terrace, B.C. Rupert, Charlottes give glimpse of future THE START IS FOR PEOPLE LEARNING TO READ

THE ONLY NORTHERN area new regional dump near Port Cle- that has completed most of its ments. The Start regional solid waste management Education and promotion is a plan is the Skeena-Queen Char- key to the Skcena.Oueen Char- Lots of money lottes Regional DistricL lores plan. A MINING company is going to spend a lot of money Taxpayers there have already To promote reduction and looking for gold. been.paying for consultants to de- reuse, the plan calls for measures The company is called Lae Minerals. It thinks it has velop the plan. including higher landfill tipping found a lot of gold near Stewart. The place is called Red Now they're finding out how fees, landfill material bans, limits much it's going to cost to actually on the amount of garbage col- Mountain. carry it out. lectud per household, a surcharge The company plans to spend close to $20 million this The final price tag for Prince on commercial collectors, user year. It spent more than $10 million last year. Rupert residents is estimated at fees for residential waste genera- 15 all goes well, the company wants to build a gold $240 per household per year to tors, demonstration programs, mine next year. But first the company needs the provin- achieve a 40.5 per cent reduction and various taxes and fines to in the amount of garbage entering persuade residents to comply. cial government to give the OK. landfills. Recycling is to consist of a The mine will provide a lot of jobs. This will help the Queen Charlotte residents combined curbside collection and town of Stewart. would face a total waste manage- drop-off depot system for Prince ment bill of $340 per year. Rupert, and drop-off depots for The plan wouldn't achieve the the islands. More trees, please province's announced goal of 30 Composting would be en- THE PROVINCIAL government wants to grow more trees. :It says per cent reduction in the waste couraged by subsidizing compost there will be jobs for forest workem. stream by 1995 and a 50 per cent bins and setting up demonstration So the government has come up with the ~'orest Renewal Plan. It reduction by the year 2000. programs. wants to spend $2 billion over the next five, years. The reduction achieved would Curbslde garbage pickup will The jobs will be for people who used to log and work in mills. come through a combination of continue, but residents would be Some have lost their Jobs became there ar~ not enough trees to cut. curbslde recyellng, backyard limited to a maximum number of If more trees are grown, more people will be put back to work, composting, and landfllling. bags. STACKS OF newsprint now bound for garbage dumps will be Fo~st companies will pay more taxes to payr for the plan. Forest The plan for the Charlottes calls The Skcena Queen Charlottes recycled under a plan put together by the Skeene-Quean Char- companies say they like the plan. People who are worded about for the closing of all existing plan has not yet gained approval lores regional dlsirlct, Final price tag for Prince Rupert residents landfills, and the creation of a from the environment ministry. could hit $240 per household per year. i , A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994

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I ]3USINES S EV [EW Real Trade show looking good estate coming flora Vancouver," LOOK FORWARD to food and music at this year's Ter- said Evans of a display race and District Chamber planned by the federal and hot of Commerce's trade show, provincial governments and reports chamber vice presi- the Nisga'a Tribal Council dent 3ohn Evans. which are negotiating the "In response to comments latter's land claim. we received last year Also on the list is Alcan, again there'll be a food court," now before a provincial IT'S ONLY early spring but the said Evans last week in public hearing into its plan local real estate market is already reviewing plans for the to take more water from the heating up, says the public rela- April 29-May i event at the Nechako River to produce tions spokesman for the North arena. more hydro-electricity. Those attending can also West Real Estate Board. , And there'll be a jazz visit a booth put on by the Listings in the medium price quintet Friday night and Sat- Terrace-Kitimat Airshow range of $100,000 to $150,000 urday afternoon. Society which is putting on are scarce and interest is strong, "Each year we look to says Verne Fergnson, who is also make improvements and wc an airahow May 3. a local realtor. feel these will add to the The trade show opera at 1 In one sense, the spring start is show," Evans added• p.m. April 29 with of.fieial the second flurry of the new year, This'll be the third year ceremonies at 1:30 p.m. It he added. the chamber has undertaken closes that day at 9 p.m. That's because mild weather in the trade show and its theme Activities resume April 30 January brought out buyers and SPRIN(3 WEATHER brings new homes and an increase in sales. That's real estate board spokes- is tourism. from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and encouraged sellers. man Veme Ferguson atthe site of a new home on Walsh Ave. The market is good and promises to There are 80 booths this on May 1 from noon until 4 "January was very spring-like. be very acOve this year. year, a sell out of space p.m. There is a minimum entry The market' really started to go available, said Evans. fee, collected at the door. earlier than normal," said the area but it isn't all that' sur- demand for housing from local' "The farthest exhibitor is Ferguson. prising to Fergnson. people which exploded at the ~-- But winter weather returned in "We are becoming the hub of same time as newcomers to the February, dampening sales inter- the northwest. This is becoming area entered the market. est. the centre for government and for The strong interest in new There were 32 sales in February secondary industry/' he said. homes can be found in the num- in Terrace and area worth $2.813 "I don't think there's another her of custom building projects million and 45 sales in March place in northern B.C. that's now underway, said Ferguson. worth $2.965 million. higher. We have passed Prince He hasn't noticed a drop in "A few years ago a house price George," the agent continued, home buyers since the mortgage of $100,000 or so was a big price. And although some may think rotes went up last month, Nowadays, it's common," said prices are high, Ferguson noted But one gap in local housing is Ferguson of average house costs they have reached the level of re- a lack of condominium projects, in the city and surrounding area. placement costs, said Fergnson. Recent statistics indicate house Ferguson also said a lack of "I believe there is a market for prices have risen by an average housing starts in the early to late high quality condos. We have one per cent a month. 1980s created a shortage of supp- some here but they are converted That may result in some raised ly. apartments and that's not quite eyebrows by home buyers new to This thenresultedinapentup ~thesa 'me~ ~

CHAMBER OF cormnerce members can expect very soon their copies of its directory. The publication contains listings of all chamber members, broken down alphabetically and oui & About wi- h also by business category. It's slim in size and meant as an in world markets, tourism and George on helping small towns , 3 bu Don't Need] easy reference to give informa- hospitality and in land claims survive. tion on the more than 260 mem- settlements for people and The April 11-April 15 session bers of the chamber. businesses in smaller centres. drew more than 40 people from Is Lot Of Money. -k -k'k ~ "k Kunin once worked for the fed- the northwest. Scheduled for April 28 here is a eral government and is now a pri- A number of issues were exam- luncheon and talk on op- vate comultant. ined, including community devel- portunities for smaller population More information is available opment, conflict management, centres. by calling Tmcy Wall or Charles understanding and managing It's sponsored by the Real Johnstone at 638-1116. change, marketing and leader- Estate Institute of B.C. and fea- .k ,k "k * "k ship. tures economist Dr. Roslyn Tribal Resources Investment Tricorp brought in the Heart- Kunin. Corporation (Trieorp) hosted a land Center for Leadership to run She says there are opportunities week long session in Prince the session. 1994 EXCEL CX This fun-fiUed Excel hatchbaek offers you more standard features than any ear in its Do you have a class including: . All season steel-belted radial tires • Power brakes • 4-wheel independent suspension • Rack & pinion steering • Intermittent windshield wipers with interval adjustment. Jungle Out There? In fact, when compared to the GEO Metro, here's how the Excel measured up. Bigger engine with more power More storage capacity More rear head & leg room //" i Variable Intermittent wipers /" ~ .-- ~,. ~ ' . ~/Front & rear mud guards o] Syr/100.000 km i ALL THIS FOR ONLY

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b , The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 - A7 Dr. C. Hsu, M.D., C.C.F.P. Logging blocked Is pleased to announce the opening of her new practice at #9 - 4644 Lazelle Ave. in Nass again Starting April 11, 1994 She wishes to welcome all present patients, and will open A BLOCKADE of a natwe- Sire Oan Forest Products, owned the practice to accept new patients. owned logging company in the by the village of Oitwinksihlkw, Nass Valley ended two days after until a Supreme Court order was For Appointment Phone 635-0988 it started with an agreement to issued, pay for a number of destroyed Willard Martin, a nephew of traps. Stephens, said equipment owned Hereditary chief Albert by Nisga'a Economic Enterprises Stephens Sr. of Greenville set up and tit Rayonier drove over and the blockade April 12 after he destroyed traps owned by his un- I J TIME IS RUNNING OUT said Nisga'a Economic Enter- clue. prises Ltd. refused to recognize Martin said ~ uncle was alone first the loss of his traps and then on the blockade but had visitors I|Terrace, mad have it displayed on I income from his trapline. dropping by to support him. The blockade went down April Nisga'a Economic Enterprises IL posters PROVINCE WlDEI / 14 after Stephens negotiated a said it did inform Stephens by let- settlement with the company. ter of its logging plans. Nisga'a Economic Enterprises Martin said his uncle never did and I'I'r Rayonier log in the Nass receive the letter. Valley and export their cut. He said Stephens also received /] bejudge 2a/94. / It's the second such blockade to support during a feast held last go up this year in protest of the week on the occasion of Nisga'a effects of logging in the valley. land claims negotiations tak.ing / New Aiyansh residents blocked place in Greenville.

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Gov't, company :Specializing in Water Well Drilhng ' Soil Sampling - Mineral Exploration,.~l~ ill News Air Rotary Drilling - Pile Driving sign road deal Blast Hole Drilling up to 12 1/4" FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOURS In Brief THE COMPANY which does There were some reductions in Neclmko is in recognition of its road and bridge maintenance in service negotiated but they don't superior contract performance, [ For More Information ~rJiJl~ "7(D'7"/] this area finally has a new con- relate to road safety, he added. said highways ministry spokes- Please Call or Fax Doug at: U~]I"/O// Grant got tract. Mowing and weeding and dust man Jeff Knight. Nechako Northcoast Construe- control efforts have been reduced THE LOCAL library is get- as a result of the government ling a $44,626 grant from tion Services had negotiated what it thought was a final contract trimming of the contract amount. the provincial government Lansdowne Said the company's as part of a $8.2 million earlier this year. But that deal, and others affect- liability to cover repair costs TOYOTA package going toward li- ing other companies in the pro- relating to weather. ,damaging braries around the province. vinee, were sent back so the roads and bridges has reduced The grant is to be used for provincial government could he, slightly. operating costs and gotiate price reductions. "There's been a little bit done shouldn't be confused with RED TAG DAYS.w The new deal, announced last to limit the risk in terms of dis- the library's application for week, is for $12.084 million and aster. It's not much, but it is a a grant to help cover a por- Factor-to-Dealer' incentivescan mean big savings began April 12 with a life span of step," he said. tion of its planned expan- two years. on specialRED TAG units- whetheryou buy or' lease, sion. Not covered in the contract is A $33,433 grant was Nechako Northcoast's previous any extra amount should snow awarded to the library in contract was for two years and falls reach extraordinary levels. • ii Kitimat, one for $41.,122 to four months and had a value of That provision was included in the library in Prince Rupert $1.3.7 million. the first maintenance contracts and one for $4,330 to the li- "It's tight and it'll be a chal- signed in 1988 but removed for brat)' in Stewart. lenge," said Nechako Northcoast the second round in the early operations manager Peter Lans- 1990s. downe of the new deal. The two-year extension for •'More trailers? SCHOOL DISTRICT 88 Just couldn't wants to expand the North Coast Regional Cor- respondence School by installing three trailers at the keep my Hands comer of Kenney and Hwy 16 West. In making the request, secretary-treasurer Barry out of your Hair! Piersdorff said the district had applied for money to ~.:~,~y. build a permanent extension to the existing board offices. But the education ministry has said there's no money available now "or in the foreseeable future". The board can afford to bring in ATCO trailers instead. Piersdorff pointed out the LIMITED TIME OFFER! SEE US TODAY. structures will comply with all regulations and codes, be placed upon concrete foun- R-A-CE M--O- RS T OTA dations and have work done TAMARA THOMSON TAMARA THIESSEN on the exterior. "Canada's Oldest Toyota Dealership" The city recently legalized PERM 4912 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. D.L. 5957 635-6558 existing trailers at Skeena 45.00 ,uo Cellulose and proposed new SPECIAL ones there and at Skeena (CUT & STYLE INCLUDED) :..~$a~,m.nil.' is,':by ~amending its ~*~'-I~WS ~O~'allbw modular units in industrial zones. CALL TODAY The school board property Facts about KCP does not fall under that 635-7737 designation.. CHANGES The $1.3-billion Kemano Completion Project, half built when Alcan 4727 Lazelle Avenue halted construction in 1991, is on hem pending the otttcome of a Terrace, B.C. V8G 4Y1 TOTAL'HAIR C.ARE public review by the B.C. Utilities Commission. This series answem J questions that KCP il!formation centres have received. r Q@ Your newspaper ads in the north are different from NEWSPAPERS the ones you have started to use in the rest of the deliverthe province. Why the difference? A. We make sure that the facts are consistent. The basic messages are the same: (i) Alcan is legally bound to protect Nechako River salmon stocks; RIGHT MESSAGE (2) KCP involves no new dams or flooding; (3) The re-start of KCP will mean many economic benefits tor British to the Columbia; (4) KCP is B.C.'s cheapest source of new power, and (5) KCP is also the source of the most readily available power, (As the RIG HT MARKET project is already half built, it could be producing within three years.)

at the Regional and province-wide ads differ only in their level of detail. Since last September, when we began a weekly column in the watershed and surrounding communities, we have covered many topics. To repeat all the material throughout the province would provide intbrmation that might not RIGHT TIME interest many readers so far fibre the scene.

It made better sense to us that people who are interested should have an opportunity to go into any KCP-related subject in as much detail as they wish. Your message, to your market.., the active, newspaper-reading That's why we've set up a toll-free line for callers anywhere in B.C. consumer. If there are questions you would like to discuss, please dial our 800 nurnber (I-800-94-ALCAN). But don't I'olget that hace-to-face discussion is often Newspapers deliver the right message to the right market at the right more productive, and that Alcan employees at out" regional information centres will be pleased to answer your questions at any time you call or visit, time.., when you need it.., to get to your customers. The Kitimat Information Centre Newspapers. The Kifimat Intbrmation Centre is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Drop by the oMce and we will be happy to discuss any questions you may have about Kemano Completion. Delivering your message to the right market at the right time. KCP's toll-free information line: TERRACE 1-800-94-ALCAN (I-800-942-5226) (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p,rn. weekdays)

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, i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 - A9 • Nisga'a citizenship settled IT COULD go down as one of ing the majority of the remainder, haw been found in Europe, we're saying they won't be status the longest and most intensive said Ed Wright. Wright added. Indians. The federal g,~vernment searches to date in B.C. Under the agreement, a pemon That's one of the reasons the has a general list and could put On the wanted list are all people is entitled to be enrolled if that three parties negotiating the claim them on there," he said. who qua!lfy for Nisga'a person: have set a two-year initial enrol- Wright added that enrolment citizenship 'based on qualifica- * is of Nisga'a ancestry and his merit period. and eligibility qualifications tions agreed to last week by the or her mother was born into one And, said Wright, the enrolment might also clarify the land claim Nisga'a Tribal Council and the of the four Nisga'a tribes; list will never be cut off. overlap between the Nisga'a and federal and provincial govern- * is descended from a person as Wright said the Nisga'a have the Gitanyow (formerly Kitwan- NEW IN TOWN? ments, described above; ...... already done their own census be- cool) to territory in the Meziadin LET US PUT As many as 6,000 people could * is an adopted child of a per- cause they need to establish very area. qualify, estimates Ed Wright, son described above, in accor- soon who can vote on a land "A lot of people from Kitwan- OUT THE MAT secretary-treasurer of the Nisga'a dance with Nisga'a custom or claims settlement and who can't. cool have lived in the valley for Tribal Council. recognized laws in Canada; "What we're doing is deciding generations and fit the qualifica- FOR YOU! Nailing down a number is im- ,* is an aboriginal person who is who can qualify. What they tions," said Wright. portant, said Wright, as it'll form married to someone described qualify for has yet to be "Clearly there have been mixed be sure to call the basis for cash and resources above and has been adopted by determined," he said. marriages with people from involved in a final land claims one of the four Nisga'a tribes un- Wright added that Nisga'a Gitanyow. They've come to our settlement. der Nisga'a traditional law. citizenship will be different than territory and lived in our valley "The per capita basis has been Wright said the Nisga'a Tribal the band lists now being kept by according to our laws," he said.. done pretty well in other areas," Council realizes not all Nisga'a the federal government. The two-year initial enrolment Ed Wright Wright noted. will be found and enrolled. "There are people on those lists period will be financed by the Approximately one-third of who are non-Indian hand mem- IlNCI tON ( "Some people were adopted provincial and federal govern- Ebbels said a budget for the two those people live in the Nisga'a out when they were children to bers. We're already said to the ments and then become the re- Phone Elaine 635-3018 home land of the Nass Valley, two governments that they are not years has yet to be established other places," he said. sponsibility of the Nisga'a. and them isn't yet an official start Phone Diana 638-8576 with Prince Rupert, Port Edward, going to be given Nisga'a A fair amount of Nisga'a now date for the cnrolment. .., Phone Gilllan 635-3044 Terrace and Vancouver contain- live in the United States and some citizenship. That doesn't mean Chief provincial negoliator Jack

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Fromfront Stewart mine finds land,ngF°rcednew mill customer ITERRACECHRISTIAN THE FIRST shipment of gold with tho smelting company there has already been concentrated Grades K through 8 concentrate EromCominco's Snip Denis Gregoire, Westmin's "That means the value of the | New Location, New Faci/i~ New Staff mine in the lskut Valley is now Premier manager, said the eom- Snip ore is fairly high," he said. I ~ ~ ~~ ~ii~ieii?6~ilg~!~ber~!i~iiii being pmcessod at Wcstmin's :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :~:~:::~: :: ~.::~ ..::::~: He said the preliminary report pony will hire four more workers One future potential customer Premier mine mill near Stewart. on top the 60 now employed for Westmin's Premier mill is Call Pastor Fritz 638-1949 is "unacceptable" and raises there It's the start o£ what officials because of the refining contract. LAC Minerals which is exploring more questions than it answers. or Angie Bishop 635-2970 from both companies hope will "It's good news. Every little bit the Rod Mountain area near The report doesn't indicate how reduced costs and increased much fuel the plane left Smithers helps," said Gregoire. Stewart. income. Snip, with more than 150,000 LAC spent $7 million on that with and 'whether that amount Cominco has been shipping its ounces of gold produced last property last year and has more was in accordance with Transport concentrate to a smelter in Japan year, is the largest producer in the work planned there this year. Canada regulations. since the Snip mine opened three province. Scott says he also wants to years ago. :XZXXXXXZZXXXXXXXXXZXZXXXZXXXXZXZXZXXXXXXXXXZZZZXXXXZZZXXXXXXZ; know why the plane left with ei- Signing up a customer with Westmin has been looking for those kinds of credentials will thor marginal or inadequate customers to use its Premier mine amount of fuel in bad weather. boost Westmin's search for more mill since it sealed down opera- business, said Gregoire. He also wonders why the plane tions when the accompanying ore didn't fly on to Prince Rupert in- Westmin has processed ore al- body failed to meet expectations ready from four or five stead of returning to Smithers. several yearsago. TERRACE INN Scott said the passengers were customers, including a mine in A barge containing 800 tonnes Alaska. terrified by the experience and of concentrate, cquivaient to one AND GIGI'S PUB deserve a complete explanation. "Typically, this is ore that is month's production at Snip, left small tonnage from small opera- "That ineidertt came very very Wrangell, Alaska for dockside at tom who can't afford to build a close to being a real tragedy," Stewart two weekends ago. mill of their own," said Gregoire. Scott said. "We think it worthwhile we Westmin's strength is that it al- ' proudly present "If this had been an accident, can keep the processing in Cana- ready has an operating mill with rather than a near miss, this da and reduce or freight costs by the required environmental would have been very, very doing this," Snip manager Mer- permits. thoroughly investigated and there lyn Royea said. In the case of Snip, Westmin is Doug & The Slugs would have been some very The concentrate is being flown also providing the trucking ser- strong recommendations to pre- from the Snip minosite to vice from dockside to its mill. vent similar things happening in Wrangell where it is then trans- "It's a bit of a learning curve the future," he said. ferred to a barge. for all parties involved. We'll get Friday, April 29th at 11 p.m. "Will it take an actual fatality Cominco will send one barge a more efficient as we loam more," to 'generate a series of recom- month to Stewart under a one- Grcgoire said. Opening Band - Audio Cartoon 9:30 p.m. ~ mendatiom that will avoid this year deal signed earlier this Ship's 800 tomes a month may problem down the road?" spring. not sound like a large amount Cominco will continue to ship a when compared to Premier's ca- i Canadian Airlines officials have small amount of concentrate to pacity of 15,000 tonnes a month declined to comment on the Japan to satisfy a contract it has but Gregoire noted the tonnage report, saying it is preliminary in Tickets on Sale Now! nature and that they understand the investigation is still going on. $10 advance $15 at the door ~ ~ :~, "Canadian Airlines received a confidential drafts draft is the key Box 22, word, on June 28, 1993 and sent a IMPROVING Terrace,B.C. MaM CredlCards confidential response on Aug. 18, odesYOUR VSG 4A2. Accepted 1993," said an official. 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5) i/:i~/~[:i~ii/i~ 15 i ~...... i i i: i ¸,, A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994- THANK YOU from the "STRENGTH FOR MARK" Council Group Benefit Committee JOY We would like to thank the communities of Terrace and Kitlmat, for their time and donations, to make the denied "Strength For Mark" benefit dance a great success, Shorts and a successIt was. SCHOOL TRUSTEES gave We would like to extend special thanks to the following:. thumbs down to a request that a • Baby's Name: ~ Baby's Name: Carpet Doctor Cindy & Brad Lockhart James Austin Andrew Parsons Amanda Gall Eves Elks win $75 custodial fee for use of a Dale & Time of Birth: Date & Time 0r Birth: school be waived for a Brownie Catch 22 (the band) Rich McDaniel & the April 4/94 at 7:00 a,m. April 8/94 at 9:05 p,m. and lose sleepover. Super job guys, you K40 Club• Weight: 6 Ibs 14 oz Sext Male Weight: 6 Ibs 8 oz Sex: Female COUNCIL HAS okayed a The 3rd Kilsum Gallum made it a great evening. Overwaitea(Terrace) Parents: Tom Parsons & Kyla Parents: Jaequeline Munson & request from the Elks Lodge Brownie pack has planned the VanderPIoeg ~ Darryn Eves sleepover for April 29-30 at CFTK ~ .... Ove~aitea (Kitimat) .... to close the lane which runs Baby's Name: ' Baby's Name: behind the All West Glass Uplands Elementary School. Terrace Standard Paragon Insurance Brisen AllEn Paterson Megan Rose Strumecki Geier The school board approved Date & Time or Blrthl mini-mall on Tetrault and AI Challenger, our Safeway Date & Time of Birth: : the next door lodge. their use of the school gym, but April 7/94 at 6:11 p,m. April 9/94 at 10:32 a,m, But it turned down a rc- turned down the request to waive designated driver Shangai Restaurant Weight: 8 Ibs 2 oz Sext Male Wright: 6 lbs 9 oz Sex: Female the fee. thanks AI. Sight & Sound l'arents: Laura Potulicki & Craig Parrots= Robert Geier& Michelle quest from the same group Strumecki to waive its municipal taxes Trustee Laurie Mitchell argued . Paterson for an exception, noting that girl Lisa Closter Terrace Inn for 1995. Baby's Name: guide groups, unlike boy scouts, Cotton Company Totem Beverages Baby,s Name: The finance committee ~dam David Kirkaldy 'Rebecca Louise Hansen found that such an exemp- are not allowed to raise money Dairyland Totem Ford Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birtht tion was covered by neither throughout the year. Gemma's Bed & Bath Tyee Transport April 9/94 at 4:40 p,m. April 10/94 at 6:50 a.m, the Municipal Act nor the Terrace trustee Stewart Weight: 7 Ibs 11 oz Sext Male Weight: 8 lbs 10 oz Sex: Female city's own policy on grants. Christcnsen said the board must Boutique Universal Work Wear ParenLsl David & Lisa Kirkaldy Parents: Trover Hanson & qlteresa t I~ I II ..... A like request from the maintain a consistent policy. Harley Club-- Kathy, World I Royal Canadian Legion met "As soon as we start waiving Sam, Kathy and Terry, Cherise Wilms a similar fate. the fees for any group, we'll me waving the fees for many (couldn't have done it and... Hats Off to our Rezones go groups," he said. "This $75 has withoutyou guys) thanks. bouncers, Sam, Frenchie, to come out of our education sys- J & F Foods Ken & Brian, you did a tem somewhere else. Where is it SAVE THE EARTH SALE ahead going to stop?" Jeans North super job. REZONING application Bring°ne°t°url 5 % A Christensen, Rudy Polok (New Brenda Kuemper bags back to us that makes a downtown Hazelton), Mary Spooner and receive OFF YOUR NEXT apartment building confor- (Hazelton) and Donna Caruso A great job was done by all, the numberof people PURCHASE ming has been approved by (Stewart) defeated the me!ion. involved is just to numerousto list so we just want to council. The property at 4501-03 say THANKS TO EVERYONE. Grcig is currently zoned Denise McCann & Rhoda Isaak 1-800-661-2990 Skeena Mall 635-5236 light industrial, the community plan designates it commercial but the apart- rncnt building has stood there for 14 years. Aeknowled#ng the non- conforming status created problems with insurance and re-financing, council has agreed to rezone the property multi-residential. Sideline Enterprises' request to change the zoning on its Terrace Trailer Park on Graham to R8 (Residen- tial Mobile Home Park) has also been approved. Groups eye grants AS IT MOVES to finalize, this year's budget, council has received several new ~ant requests. "~¢~,..~.l~sie Hall school parents advisory committee wants $i0,000 toward the cost of installing new playground equipment. It will also ask the school district to put up the same amount and raise the remaining $15,000 itself. The request comes on the heels of a similar one from neighbouring Kiti K'Shan school for $5,000. The B.C. Paraplegic Asso- ciation has applied for $1,500 toward the cost of operating its service here and the Canada World Youth program wants to repeat its India exchange this summer and has asked the city to again show its support by paying for a luncheon. On the road again leave Che ©ompe i¢io. in its aust. STAFF TRIPS approved by council include: public works operations director John Colongard attending a provincial Environment Do~f DAKOTA . 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INSIDE SECTION B CITY JEFF NAGEL SCENE B2 638,7283 OMMUNITY-- I

A WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS Stage set for Drama 'Fest

9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and Sunday at 9 TERRACE'S LI'I'TLE Theatre is Rupert brings trio of plays a.m. at the MeColl Playhouse What's Up! setting the stage for the 1994 Green Room. Skeena Zone Drama Festival, Buy a festival pass for $25 and slated for May 4-8 at the R.E.M. while the BV Players finish the Friday is Melville Boys directed Thursday~ April 21 show on Saturday May 7 with a by Harbour Theatre's Rod not only gain admission to all five LAND AND RESOURCE SEMINAR: 'Debate Lee Theatre. plays, but also sit in on the coffee The Bulkley Valley Players of murder mystery. McNish. on Major Forest Land Issues' takes place at 7:30 critiques, receive green room Smithers, Terrace Little Theatre, Duncan Fraser, of Victoria's Saturday begins with an early p.m. in Room 2002 at NWCC. Contact Carl at privileges, enjoy the windup so- and Prince Rupert's Harbour Belfry Theatre, will adjudicate afternoon performance Duck Var- 638-5100. cial on Saturday evening and Theatre will all be participating the Skeena Zone Drama Festival. iations directed by Harbour lunch at the Skeena Zone Annual this year. If you're wondering what to ex- Theatre's Catherine Roberts. CANCER SOCIETY meets at 7 p.m. at 4644 General Meeting. A total of five plays will be pre- pect each night, here's the low- Later that evening, The Soucie Ave. If you prefer to see one or two sented with four evening per- down: Farndale Avenue Housing Estate plays, the individual ticket prices formances and a Saturday All plays commence at 8 p.m., Townswomen's Gull Dramatic CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME / are $10 for one evening per- matinee. with the exception of the i p.m. Society Murder Mystery directed Fibromyalgia support group meets at the Happy matinee on Saturday. by Bulkley Valley Player's Ralph formance and $5 for the matinee. Gang Centre from 2 to 4 p.m. Harbour Theatre leads the pack with three entries this year. Wednesday kicks off with Or- Troschke winds down the festi- If you need more information Themes range from ducks to a phans directed by TLT's val. about the Skeeoa Zone Drama Saturday~ April 23 Marianne Brorup-Weston. ' Coffee critiques about the indi- Festival, call Terrace Little DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP "2 Sweet" weekend at the cabin. Terrace Little Theatre's suc- Thursday features Automatic vidual plays will commence the Theatre at 638-1215, or drop in meets at 2 p.m. in the library basement. For info, Pilot directed by Harbour following mornings: Thursday Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to I p.m. call Gen at 635-3094 or Kathy at 638-8323. cessfui run of Orphans opens the festival on Wednesday, May 4, Theatre's Claudia Stewart. .and Friday at 10 a.m., Saturday at or Fridays from noon to 3 p.m. CANADIAN WOMEN IN TIMBER hold their monthly meeting from 7 to :tO a.m. at the Coast Inn of the West.

UI LAW "JUST CAUSE" & Other Recent Amendments ~ a flee workshop sponsored by Terrace Anti-Poverty takes place from 10 a.rn. to 3 p.m. at the Skeena Health Unit Auditorium. Call Gerry King or Helga Kenny at 635-4631 to register.

April 23-24 WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENCE WORKSHOP in Goshin-Do self defence sponsored by the Terrace Women's Resource Centre takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Kin Hut. Contact Melissa Munn at 638-0228 or Krystal O]eson at 635-7484.

Monday, April 25 GRANDPARENTS RIGHTS Group weekly meeting takes place at 7:30 p.m. at the United Church. Call Claudette at 638-1943 or 635-1645.

Tuesday, April 26 NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE holds an open house from 6 to 10 p.m.

DIABLTIC TEACHING CLINIC for kids/teens is scheduled. Contact Dana Hill at 635- 2211 lee. 250 or 638-1956 for more info, A doe- tor's referral is required. CITIZENS ON PATROL PROGRAM holds a first information meeting for interested volunteers at 7 p.m. at the fire hall

FREE INCOME TAX RETURN assistance for those with limited incomes is available from 10 a.m. to noon at the Happy Gang Centre. For more information call the Women's Centre at 638-0228 or Terrace Anti-Poverty at 635-4631. = Hot wheels SINGLE PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP meets AT THE RACES: Young eyes were glued to the track during award for bos t designed-car went to Steven Blagionl, of the at the Women's Centre at 7 p.m. the annual distrlct Cub Car rally on April 9. Benjamin.Halgh 1st Terrace Cubs. The.top three cars go on to the northern was the winner of the event, hailing from the 6th Terrace regiori races in Pdnce George. Cubs spend weeks designing, Thursday, April 28 RIVERBOAT DAYS SOCIETY annual general Cubs. Alicia Kryklywyj, of the 1st Kitwanga Cubs placed sec- carving and painting the cars, some of which are intricately meeting in the Legion auditorium at 7:30 p.m. ond and 1st Terrace Cub David Russell finished third. The detailed, Anyone interested is urged to attend and help plan festivities for '94. Elections to be held. YOUTH AMBASSADORS SELF-ESTEEM FOR WOMEN WORKSHOP will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Terrace Women's Resource Centre. Call 638-0228 to reserve a spot. (It's free). Contest is now truly co-ed I.AND AND RESOURCE SEMINAR: 'New THIS IS A historic year for the Forestry' takes place at 7:30 p.m. in Room 2002 Terrace Youth Ambassador Con- at NWCC. Contact Carl at 638-5100. test ~ formerly known as the Miss Terrace Pageant. Saturday. April 30 The name changed last year, but TERRACE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Group 1994 marks the first time a male presents a seminar on 1994 disability benefits In- has entered the traditionally fe- formation at 10 a.m. at the Skeena Health Unit male competition. conference room. Pre-register by calling Doug Jassie Osei-Tutu is the first Mackay at 635-4809. young man to seek the job of sewing as an ambassador for the Tuesday, May 3 community. DIABETIC TEACHING CLINIC (one day Participation was opened to refresher clinic) is scheduled. Contact Dana Hill males as well after the Miss PNE at 635-2211 loc. 250 or 638-1956 for more info. contest in Vancouver changed to A doctor's referral is required. a youth ambassador contest. Most past participants say the Saturday, May 7 contest is a big confidence Tina Nelmes JassleOsei-Tutu CorinnaWlebe B.C. SENIORS GAMES ZONE 10 general builder for young people with no meeting takes place at 2 p.m. at the Happy Gang prior public.speaking experience. PHOTOS~ At. RICHARDSON Centre. A series of workshops help them build presentation skills and She plans to go to college or shovelling snow somewhere in Youth Ambassador contest self-esteem, university and learn how to help the community." "because I thought it wouldbe WEDNESDAYS And there are $3,400 worth of less fortunate people. He hopes the competition will good experience and I would like TERRACE NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the Women's Centre. Also Sat- scholarships available through the She says she entered the contest help him display his talents, gain to get more involved with Ter-. centest as well. to meet and get to know new mw skills and meet new people, race." urday nights at 7:30. The last two weeks featured the people, and to build confidence in "Most of all I believe that the Her future goals are to "get out TERRACE PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S AS- first six contestants. Now meet communicattn.g. Youth Ambassador competition of school and go to college to be- SOCIATION holds its monthly meeting the third the final three: dassle Osei-Tutu is the greatest experience that a comea vet." Wednesday of every month. Meet for lunch at the person of my age can have and it She hopes the contest Will help Terrace Inn from noon to i p.m. Contact Joyce at Age:16 gives you a chance to represent a her learn more about the eom- Grade: Caiedonla-11 grealcoramuntty.' .... : munlty and increase her own 635-9660. Tlna Nelmes Age: 17 Sponsor: Elks abilities. SKEENA VALLEY QUILTERS meet the first • Height: 5 foot 3 .lassie plays basketball, vol- CoHnna Wiebe .... and third Wednesday each month at 7 p.m. In the Hair: strawberry blonde leyballi and competes in track and Ago: 16 iAwards night fbr the Terrace home ec. room at Skeuna Junior Secondary Eyes: bueI field; , . Youth Ambassador contest is Sat. School. Beginners and more experienced quilters Grade' Caledonia- 12 : =,'Most of my spare time is oc- Height: 5 foot 3 ..... urda¢ M,= 14 at 7 30 m. in the welcome. Call 635-2230 for more infornmtion. Employsr:McDonalds eupi0d by a lot of community _Hair:blonde p' Sponso r.: McDonalds work or many different ~-yes: nr -^ ...... ' .... - ---lne/lretla - HUFF AND PUFF Asthma Group holds its Tina is involved tn badminton, fundralse,,mfor school activities,', Grade:' . m. April 23 monthly meeting the third Wednesday of each drama, and is acilvitycoordillator hesa YS,:i,The ft~l=.ndratse.~usually S pon=so, and tl~,ll for the Pentecostal Youth:Group revolve tmngs !me pie.King, up t..onm.,,, ...... ,8 at i p.m. month at the Women's Resource Centre on Park ,=,,,,,.,,a,,,~ gamage trom a park or school or a youffi group ann criteria me : ,,, ,t,. M. Ltr,'" ' Ave. from 7 to 9 p.m, B2 - The Terrace Standard,. Wednesday, April 20, 1994

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Congratulations to all participants C lTY CENE from/AmpBEtt regional festivals who RlUERhave advanced I to the B.C. Festival of the Arts. FOR INFORMATION:

MUSIC vidual tickets are $10. Tickets available at Carter's Jewellers. ,o Call 830-0580 or475-1166SUpp0RTED BY: ~.j ~.Ep~Nc~ OF a.c. • PACIFIC NORTHW~T MUSIC FESTIVAL runs ...... 80~,'°U"~A"0cu!',"~ ..... from April 11-23 with performances at the R.E.M. Lee MOVIES ~'A~.,~AOAMUS~L;O,~.a: ~i:¸ Theatre, Pentecostal Church fireside room, Pentecostal &GREEDY, starring Michael J. Fox, Kirk Douglas, and 0~t00M,S~.,E.~.V~ RVVAiTEA/SAVE.I~I4~00DS Auditorium, and Skeena Jr. Secondary gymnasium. See page Nancy Travis, plays tonight and Thursday night at 7:15 and p~:,FC~us,NE~EOU,P.E~.TO ADVANTAGERELOCATION SYSTEMS LTrl, B3 for the schedule of times. 9:30 at the Tillicum Twin Theatres. Also playing until Apr. -MEMeE~BCo~ uNr,EoHYDRO vAN,,~s 21 is THE MIGI-II~ DUCKS 2, with Emilio Estevez. FLETCHERCHALLENGE CANADA LTD • GALA PERFORMANCE of Pacific Northwest Music Starting Friday Festival participants is 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 at the • MAJOR LFAGUE 2, starring Tom Berenger, Charlie R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets $6 at Erwin's Jewellers at mall. Sheen and Corbia Bernsen, plays at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. from Apr. 22-28. Also starting Friday is Emilio EsteVez in THE • DOUG AND THE SLUGS play Gigi's Pub in the Ter- MIGHTY DUCKS 2 at 7 p.m. and LIGI~mNG JACK, ~:g~ :~O~ :~~ !~~.~L race Inn on Friday, April 29. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 with Paul Hogan, at 9:15 p.m. atthedoor, available at the Terrace Inn. MAY 4-8, 1994 R.E.M. Lee Theatre hosted by Terrace Little Theatre & AUDIO CARTOON plays at Gigi's Pub in the Terrace ET CETERA Inn until April 30. • SKEENA SQUARES host a square dance jamboree • NORTH COAST VISIONS is the exhibit at the Terrace ~i~t~ featuring Clearwater B.C. caller Delmar Carter April 23-24 at Art Gallery, celebrating the beauty of the north eaost forest ~ the Carpenter's Hall. It's happening from 8 to 10 p,m. Friday and its uses, both practical and artistic, in our lives. The show Apr. 23 and on Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m, and from 6 p.m. on. Cost is $15. Call Alma Demmitt at 635-5116 for more info. runs from April 8-24. Gallery hours are noon to 3 p.m. Tues- Upcoming day to Saturday, and i to 4 p.m. Sunday. ~ ;~/~:.~./y-~ Upcoming A BILL HENDERSON, a Juno award winner formerly of ! ~,.,~kj~ Chilliwack, performs intimate evening concerts May 13 & 14 • WATERCOLOURS is an exhibition of new work by at8 p.m. at the McColl Playhouse. Tickets are $20 and are Terrace artist Edward Epp from his recent trip to China. ~'~/: available at Sight and Sound, Sidewalkers, and Drifters'. Pro- . There is an opening reception Friday, April 29 at 7 p.m. Tile eeeds go to support the Terrace Little Theatre Society build- show runs from April 29 to May 22. , ~' : ing fund. . • THE SNOWBIRDS headline the list of performances at & KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 p.m. to 1 the first-ever Terraee-Kitimat Airport Air Show at 4 p.m. on *5-play package - $25 a2.m.) and Sunday (8 p.m to midnight) at George's Pub in Tuesday, May 3. Tickets are $5. *Each evening performance- $10 the Northern Motor Inn, and every Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) and Monday (10 p.m. to 2 a.m.) at Hanky Panky's in __Makethe 'Scene! Call 638-7283 or facto 638-8432 to *Saturday matinee- $5 the Coast Inn of the West. , add event to the Standard's free entertainment list- rags, The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following *Tickets at Carter's Jewellers, Skeena Mall, Terrace Wednesday, May 4 - 8:00 p.rm THEATRE week'spaper. ORPHANS performance ' • Thursday,May S-8;00 p.m. ,--I,~"e"~re • THE HAND THAT CRADLES THE ROCK, is the Hospita! aux illiary AUTOMATICFriday, May6-8'00p.m, PILOT performance Sia~ 1932 bC this spring's Dinner Theatre production of Terrace Little MELVILLEBOYS performance

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I encoursgecveryone to come out and help. See you there. 9r** ~-k I'm wondering this week who Terrace Youth Ambassador would have any write ups on either the trumpeter swans of this area and on the world's largest SPRTNG cedar pole. The pole was shipped from Ter- race in Oct. 1969. Is it in Central FASHTON SHOW Park in New York or where? Would anyone have a picture of Saturday, April 23 this in New York or any other in- HERE 'N THERE formation? 2:00 p.m. Arena Banquet Room YVONNE MOEN Before I go, have you seen any white crows flying around? MANY FRIENDS were saddened No, r'm not getting senile. to hear of the stldden death of Several people have told me Andrew Mile who had just they've seen one -- an all white TICKETS:s7°° recently celebrated his 86th crow flying around with all the birthday. black ones. Available at Erwins in the Skeena Mall, He was born Feb. 16, 1908 in And, a crow with white wings Uniquely Yours or from Contestants. Kennedy, Saskatchewan. and a black body has also been Mr. Mile passed away on spotted. Fashions by: March 7, 1994. This sounds rather rare to me. Cotton Kreations, Mr. Mile was honoured locally' Talking about crows, did you Jeans North, Cotton Co, Lady Footlocker, Mantlques, by havtng a street named after know that Thompson, Manitoba made the crow its emblem? Reltmans, Terrace Co-op him. Mile Place is a new cul-de- Uniquely Yours sac in the West Ridge Estate sub- LONG TIME resident Andrew Mile passed away March 7, 1994, division. See you Sunday, April 24 at He has many relatives in the area and had a new street named At the time of his death, Mr. McDonald's. after him. Mile was living at Twin River Until then, have a nice day. Estates. Funeral services were held March 11 at the Elks hall with Mr. Arnold Blonke and Mr. Harold Scheek officiating. Music was by Rusty Ljungh and a quartet of Harold Scheck, g Gordon Schuss, Joan Schuss and Linda Perry sang. 0 The pallbearers were Mr. Mile's six grandsons -- Alan, Ed and Jerry Haugland and Russell ~iii! ¸:~:: !: i::ii!i::::: i:iii!iii and Roger Hamer and Mark Pongracz. Burial followed at the Terrace municipal cemetery and there was a reception at the Elks hall. Andrew Mile is survived by three daughters -- Lillian (Wilfred) Haugland, Margaret (George) Hamer and Sarah (Frank) Pon~'acz. Mr. Mile also leaves 10 ~'and- children, 18 great grandchildren E3°~le~s S ,---- and one great great grandson and many .~ends. They will all miss " llim. oUTSID " ,-k**** ROAS A little reminder to everyone |ir~it "~" $'~'O~/V'g about the Terrace Beautification pl~g. Society's 9th annual garbathon to be held Sunday, April 24. We meet at McDonald's at 1 , $ Ib p.m. to organize, with the garbathon itself beginning at 2 p.m.

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i ~ iI B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 Channel lO guide Wednesday, April 20 THANK YOU Music Fest Canadian Coastal Safari ~ The Barkley Sound Expedition. LIVE at B.C. Seniors Games Zone 10 wishes to thank the Here's the Pacific Northwest School Operetta. 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 8:05 p.m. following businesses & individuals for helping to make Thursday, April 21 Music Festival schedule of events 9:80 a.m. to noon -- Choral their fashion show such a success. for the final three days. speaking Canadian Coastal Salad ~ The Barkley Sound Expedition. LIVE at For more detailed listings of in- 1 to 3 p.m. -- Choral Speak- 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 6:05 p.m., 8:05 p.m. Kathleen & Co. dividual performances and times, ing Friday, April 22 Roses Ladies Fashions pick up a festival program at 7 to 9 p.m. -- Speech arts: Canadian Coastal Safari ~ The Barkley Sound Expedition. LIVE at Sight and Sound. Shakespeare. 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 6:05 p.m., 8:05 p.m. Glass Slipper Bridal Shoppe Saturday, April 23 Alliance Church Drit'ters Canadian Coastal Safari ~ The Barkley Sound Expedition. LIVE at Wednesday, April 20 9 a.m. to noon -- classical 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Effective Fitness Pentecostal Fireside Room guitar. 6:05 p.m. -- B.C. Winter Games: Hockey Zone 6 vs 8 9 a.m. to noon -- Speech 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. -- guitar. Grace Fell Florist 8:05 p.m. --B.C. Winter Games: Hockey Zone lvs 2 ...... = ~: ...... arts, individual dramatic Pentecostal Auditorium Karen L jungh R.E.M. Lee Theatre 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.- con- Sunday, April 24 6:05 p.m. -- Terrace Symphony Orchestra concert ~i 9 a.m. to noon- music cert choirs. Jim Taron & Ellis Higginson theatre 1 to 3 p.m. -- choral ensem- 8:05 p.m. ~ Environmental fair Mac McFarland of Mary Kay Cosmetics 1 p.m.- Speech arts, choral ble, female chorus, concert Monday, April 25 ..... ' speaking. choir, secondary school pop 7:30 p.m. ~ Terrace city council meeting. LIVE "Gyzmo" of Harmony Clowns 2 p.m. -- non competitive singing. Tuesday, April 26 (Jake Terpstra) I group presentations. 6:30 to 9 p.m. --church 6:05 p.m. -- Canadian Coastal Safariwednesday,Apri127 Canada Safeway 7 to 9 p.m. -- music theatre choir, conert choir. 8:05 p.m. ~ Spotlight on UNBC Kit• K'Shan School I 9:30 a.m. ~ Orff and Friday, April 22 Operetta R.E.M. Lee Theatre Alliance Church 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. -- acUon 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. -- Speech songs, choirs. arts, story telling. Pentecostal Fireside Room Buy Power Smart Products.Dash Off To The Games. Pentecostal Auditorium 11 a.m. to noon --speech 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. -- choral arts: Canadian poetry, original Visit your retailer of Power workshops: concert choir, compositions. Smart products and enter to win church choir. Pentecostal Auditorium 10 a.m. to noon ~ vocal a trip for four to the XV Thursday, April 21 duets, b'ios and quartettes. Commonwealth Games. R.E.M. Lee Theatre 1 to 3 p.m. -- choirs, class- 9 a.m. -- Elementary room music, elementary This summer, you could find school choirs. yourself at the exciting Commonwealth Games in Victoria. You'll be treated to i Congratulations return airfare, accommodation to Marcel, from and tickets to events like gymnas- the management tics, swimming and boxing. Plus, and staff at the you'll attend the sensational Grand Trunk Opening Ceremonies! Restaurant Marcel Chaboyer To qualify for the Games,just The Grand Trunk Restaurant fill out an entry form wherever Power Smart products are sold.

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AGE , . For more information or to ~1~ I MOMS NAME II register: Melissa 638-0228 I ADDRESS I Spee-DeePrinters & Stationers Krystal 635-7484 I PHONE I 4554 Lazelle Avenue' , Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S2 All entries must be in by Wednesday, May 4, Please drop them off at Spee Dee i OPEN TO ALL WOMEN - SPACES LIMITED! = Printers, Winners will be announced Friday, May 6, All Entries will be displayed on our i Tel, (604) 635-7181 or call toll-/ree 1-800-667-4566 I windows, Good Luckl I FAX 638-1467 Immm mmmm m mmmmm mm =i. mmmmm m m m m

T ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday, April 26th at 7:30 p.m. in the Terrace Library Basement A Are you interested in selling at the Farmers Market this Spring/Summer? Please attend this meeting. A Stall placements will be resecced at this time. A Casual and seasonal vendors are welcome to attend.

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TheMcBicycle.i .... Sho .... : ZlZZ. A . 56 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994- B9 EAI. E TATE I'1 r I W,o,tman,Smi,,,ea,,,.,,. > 3227 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. 635-6361. INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED ® "~Registered Trademarks of Centur,/21 ReaJ Estate Corp0rali0n Used Under Ucense' I SPACIOUSand GRACIOUS This weeks feature main bathroom. The information or home is an extremely master bedroom boasts well built one year old 2 a walk-in closet, a 4 pce your personal storey home. It offers a ensuite and also has a appointment to spacious 2200 sq.ft, on sitting room c/w a N/G the main floor plus 1600 fireplace. view, please call sq.ft, on the upper floor Rounding out this fine HANS STACH and a fu!l basement. package is the at The main floor is unfinished basement, where you will find the N/G heat, vinyl siding, CENTURY 21, livingroom, diningroorn, double garage, paved WIGHTMAN & kitchen c/w eating area driveway, sundeck, lots and N/G fireplace, of storage area, jenair SMITH REALTY familyroom, laundryroom range and built-in oven. LTD., and a 3 piece bathroom. 635-6361 days Take the spiral This home is stairway to the upper 635-5739 level and you will find 4 listed MLS. evenings large bedrooms and the For more P & D BERFEL0 PROPERTIESLTD. General Contractors & Developers !

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,7 ~1 ~ I ~N GREATLOCATION, GREAT HOME COMFORTABLE SIZE OUICK POSSESSION $189,900 MUST BE MOVED $12,000 MLS POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT : :i''': ~: : i~{~ Thinking of developing some land? This e-./. i CENTRAL LOCATION 4,34 acres In town on the Bench could be • '% 2 bedroom home features new: roof, siding, what you ere looking for, Call 8haunce for windows, flooring, bathroom and kitchen, more details, $115,900 EXCLUSIVE. Asking, $62,900, MLS, Call Dennis 638- .-2-a., _j 8093. MLS. END THE RACE yatlV In |u to nee ero'~e'f ,;/-p p, Undellllnd,' 2 LARGE DUPLEX LOTS Lovely wooded acreage, with 1650 sq, ft. home full 10asement,Features 5 bedrooms, W[6S 94'x130' fully serviced, on paved street large family room and double garage, Listed $34,900 ea. MLS. Call Dennis 638-8093, at $134,900, MLS, Cell Dennis 638.8093. Wightman & Smith Insurance Agencies Ltd. ig;:#::i :(OeOL~ ~VEDCJ~j FOR COMPLETEINSURANCE SERVICES CHEAPER THAN RENT IN TOWN LOTS , Home Owner& Tenants o Boats& R.V. CALL GORDON OLSON Attractive 3 bedroom condo with 1 1/2 baths These 2 lots are withln city limits on the , MobileHome . Life . Aircraft FOR MORE INFORMATION and a full I~asement, located just walking Bench, City water and city sewer at property , Fire . Commercial . Logging distance to schools and downtown, With as line, Each lot is 80'x100' and are priced at 635-6361 .... 1 AND YOUR CHOICE OF THE little as $5,000 down, it makes this the Ideal $27,500 each, Call $haunce for more Licensing.Vehicle Transfer 3227 Kalum St,, Terrace REMAINING LOTS MLS staher home,Asking $49,900 MLS,, information EXCLI.~IVE, Sales Tax & Registration ra=i "Don't Underestimt -*~ ~'-- "-- • BI H~ ~I~ "'TIVI • !i

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New 17 lot subdivision in Naramata, fully serviced, some with views, close to schools, 2 blocks from beach, good top soil. Will build custom home to suit. ~ " .Average lot size: 70' x 200' - $59,900 to $72,900. Also, New Condominium Project: 1 to 2 bedroom plus den - up to 1365 sq, ft. Occupancy, August 1st, Rentals allowed, property management available. ACT NOW. THIS PROJECT IS OVER HALF SOLD. For more information, call YOUR OKANAGAN REAL ESTATE CONNECTION Stu Crouse 1.800-652-6246

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List your home, or any real estate property, with a Century 21 salesperson, between Plan no. 0855 !~ I ~ ~ By M. Tynan 6. ,. April 15/94 and June 30/94, and upon completion of the sale, you will receive This home was designed for a ,,~ ' 12'~33~1\ \~ I regular Air Miles TM travel miles plus our Bonus Air Miles travel miles as your ot with access from a side ' I~ °~'a:~'~°Ul~l ~l ~'nm I / .... ~, reward. e the I ~ .~-.~ ~. .,t, ~.zt~ ~ street, and consequ ntly I I <-__ Call a Century 21 salesperson today about this exclusive offer. garage doors are on the side Lo ~ -] ~.~,. / I -----._.~ and the front view of the home s ~ ; [ r~ .~--~, ,'~ ~!_ .=x~.._~. ~ unobstructed. A wrap-around i I"~ ,J~LZV~ ,,'.~'×.'.c-[~ ~ .... ~"~='~-..,.,. ~ "~ ~"'~~ ; covered veranda and a gabled [~I ~ ~'~'~ ~ ..... ~-~ roofwthapa ad an sty e feature It I;~Jj = ~ ~-~-~^/ ,,<~H." i " " I^ ^'~,V V! w ndow create a popular , ~ )i! .% ~I~'~-~G-I~ li hentage• style appearance. 1~. , IL~ , I ~' - ,- -~ ® An open plan for the living and L:___~I.r.===,~~[ Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd, dining room creates a spacious 3227 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. atmosphere for entertaining, A E,=~',-G' traditional country kitchen ~ b',.C" [ Ph: 635.6361 features plenty of cupboard and M~.I"N FLOC~ PLAN ].2.~2.4 S(=. I=I", counter space, a work island, and a. pantry. The master bedroom is conveniently located on the main floor and features a walk-in closet, a four piece ensuite with a swirl tub, and areaprivate outside access to the hot tub Upstairs, all three bedrooms are a good size, The family room could be used by the whole family or perhaps as a playroom, or as a recreation area for the teens, The den could be a study • k ;. or hobby room, and the library could be a deluxe home office ,- complete with french doors and a dramatic vaulted ceiling. The il =, library is partially• open to the JACKPINEFLATS 4434SCOT[ON 4620SCOTr COMMERCIALINVESTMENT second floor; occupants can look COMMERCIALINVESTMENT over a railing, "{'o across the hall $165,000 $63,000EXCL $t75,000 $49,500MLS $3s,~ and to the stairway below. JUSTLISTED Successful laundromat business ~~ ~,/;ii~/,, An unfinished basement awaits ~ ..~ ~' ~' ~'= SSS,900HIS your own creative touch. in good location, Ask for Derick ~~i;:;~-/;~--- ~ L~ 2 bedroom home located on 80 x MLS, ~ Plans for U-855 may be 200 foot lot, Bright spacious home obtained for $475.00 for a ,,0=~ ~d~~, " " ~'~ package of five complete sets with deck and porch. Ask for Derick MLS $85,900. of working prints and $45.00 ~'=~m~mm"~lB~ 4689 BEAVER 6146KILBY BD. PEARSTREET CONDO 3226RIVER DRIVE for each additional set of the ,~ $64,900 ~.. :~~.,=5"~00 ~2~9,ooo same plan, Allow $15.00 extra

to cover the cost of postage ...... , and handling (B.C residents add applicable sales tax to ro plan total) (All Canadian residents add &% GST to plan 4739 Straume $119,900 EXCL, 41 ~~ ...... total plus postage and bdrm, family home with 10ts of I 4733HALLIWELL FISHINGLODGE COMMERCIALINVESTMENT 1988QUEENSWAY 4623HILLCREST handling). extras. Call Joy 635-6142, I $189,500 $375,000 $17S,000 Sr,2,s00 $214,900 This is one of our new designs. Many Innovative plans are now available In our NRS PROMISE OF SERYICE NEW 30th edition plan • .> .... catalogue for $13.85 including . .... i~ /i postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa or Mastercard authorizations payable to: The Terrace Standard Plan of The Week, John Currie Joy Dover Dave Reynolds Suzanne Gleason Derick Kennedy Wanda Walberg Ron Redden 13659 - 108th Avenue Surrey, 635-9598 635-3126 638-8198 635-3042 798-9534 838-1915 , B.C. V3T 2K4 II

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RENTAL HOME 14' WIDE ON PAD BUILDING LOTS $10,O00.O0 I AFFORDABLEBENCH LOT Three bedroomsuite on the main floor *NaturalGas heat *New carpeting*Built. and two- 1 bedroomunits on the lower in dishwasher & microwave '14'x10' EACH I Nicely treed 78,5 x 127 lot on quiet no- level, .11 rented. Natural gas heating, shed*Large sundeck *Pdced to sell at Three serviced lots on Sunset Drive, thru street in an establishedstreet. All appliances included, and separate $29,900,001MLS Over-lookingMills Avenue. Variance has amenitiesare available,Priced to sell at electdc meters. Pdced at $140,000,00 beenobtained from theCity for 11 ft, set $24,900,00MLS. back from street. Priced at $10,000.00 3812 DeJONG EXCL. ACREAGE ON KALUM LAKE eachIot, UGHT INDUSTRIALLOT In top conditionand top location.1700 sq, UPGRADE IN THE DRIVE Ideal development site for Industrial ft, split level homofeaturing all the extras HORSESHOEI Over9 acres of fiat land near Lost Lake. Business that needs good access and you can think of: family room with Near newsplit level with 3 bedrooms, Land has been selectively logged, exposure. Lot 151 ft, x 150 ft. comer of f~replace,3 bedroomsand 4 bathrooms furl ensuite, vaulted ceilings, double neighboring properties have reached Earle and Highway 16 west, City water NEW HOME. skylight, double garage, fenced yard l~ garage bay windows, plusMOREIICall water at reasonable depths, Asking 5 BEDROOMS÷ 1/2 ACRE available,Asking $40,000.00MLS, nicely landscaped. Listed EXC. Extensively renovated older home. GORDON ROAD NOW on this EXCLUSVE at $35,000,OOExcluslve, Skylight, new roof flooring updated, Open ~ bright with lots of wlnd~a, OPEN HOUSE $154,900.00MLS, built.[n dishwasher,large kitchen, large QUIET NO-THRU STREET vaulted ceilings, skylight in main bath, TEMPLE ST. LOT back patiowith built-in benches,patio off ,4 bedrooms, 2 baths, natural gas heat hardwood floor in family room with gas 3812 DeJong RETIRE HERE Located in phase one of this new the front as weft, family room, 1 1/2 hot water all situatedon a 60x185f',. ~replace,2020 sq, fl, withfull basement, Saturday, April 23/94 79 acresplus in the plcturesqueKitselas subdivision.77x127 ft lot. Underground baths, 12x12shed and all situatedon a I lot. Paveddriveway, fruit trees and be~ doublegarage, 3 bathe,allthis on a large Canyon lust minutes from townl Your wiring all city sewer and water. Listed I/2 acre lot. Reducedto $108,900.00 I bushes,fenced yard all for $114,900.00. lot with beeu~ decor and finishing, 1-4 p.m. dream home has been started so call MLS $34,900,00, MLS. Listed Exclusive, $198,000.00MLS, Host: Chrlstel Godllnskl nowfor moredetails. MLS.

Ralph Godlinski Lisa Godlinskl ChristelR Godlinski Joen Barbosa David D. Hull 635-4950 635-4950 635-5397 635-5604 638-1073 638-1327 B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 Legion wrestles with LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO APRIL 1994 PALACE APRIL 1994 SUNDAY: " MONDAY IEDNESDAY " THURSDAY( , FRIDAY SATURDAY some tough choices I(itsumkafum Big Brothers Sisterhood Kinsmen Club

By PETER CROMPTON ,,.. - Kitsumkalum THE LEGION branch executive Sisterhood & Shames Elders has had to make some difficult Mountaln decisions of late. } Terrace Art 5 747Air Canadian Association The moves have not been wel- 4 Terrace 6 ;eerar~e Cadet Parents Coalition Society Paraplegic Terrace comed by all members, but we Legion Notes for the Minor Kermode Youth Soccer Advancement Hockey Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Nisga'a Tribal feel it is necessary to reduce our of Education Association Society Terrace Figure " hours for the summer months. in Terrace Club Anti.Poverty Council.Terrace Skatin~ We could ilOt continue losing ask all members to attend this munity charities, medical services event at 7 p.m. 10 4 ~ Terrace revenue as has been the case for and equipment, senior programs, 11 Terrace 12 13 4 Little 5 Canadian s ~,.,~' Cudinq ParentsCoalition Theatre Paraplegic some time now. [] On June 5th we will again be medical and geriatic training, and for the Minor Kermode Terrace & Can. Parents for holding a D-Day dinner. This is Advancement Friendship French The change in operating hours housing projects for seniors and of Education Hockey Kitimat Terrace Nisga'a Tribal by invitation only, this year is the veterans. In Terrace Association Society Shrine Club Anti-Poverty Terrace Figure again is due in part to the summer Council.Terrace Ska!ing months. Our members wish to 50th anniversary of this event. That doesn't include an extra $5 We will be calling on members 1 Orderof 23 Totem find other things to do during this million in poppy funds to support 17 1 8 Terrace 19 2O Royal 2 Canadian Saddle Club time of the year -- vacations, for their help to Serve this meal to ex-serviee people and their ParentsCoalition Minor Kermode Terrace Purple Paraplegic our D Day veterans. for the Peaks Kinotte Club gardening, and camping. families. Advancement Hockey Friendship Nisga'a Tribal [] June 10th is our Honour and of Education Association Gymnastics Terrace Search & This does however make it Contrary to belief of some, the in Terrace Society Club Anti-Poverty C0unciI.Terrace costly to keep operating the Awards night, I hope that all legion is not a registered charity, Rescue Sac, branch as normal Again the members who are to receive an it does not receive any special tax 9 Royal '~ Pipes & 24 25 Terrace 26 27 8 Elks Canadian 3(%/Drums Sac, change we believe will save us award and are in town will make benefits. In fact branches pay up ParentsCoalition Kermode //425 Legion some funds of which we are real- every efforl to attend. This is one for the Minor Terrace Minor to $10 million in municipal taxes Advancement Baseball Friendship Blueback Softball of those nights we can make into each year. of Education Terrace Nisga'a Tribal ly in need of. in Terrace Association Society Swim Club Anti-Poverty C0unciI-Terrace Sk, ValleX Effective the week of the' 5th a special event with your support. Branch 13 Terrace is all part of Snowmobile June our normal operating hours The extent of the good work this, we handed out close to Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 will be, CLOSED Sunday and done by the Royal Canadian $25,000 last year, and expect to Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 Monday, open Tuesday, Wednes- Legion is seldom appreciated by do the same this year. day and Thursday 3:00 pm to the public and perhaps even our "re those members who pay Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. 10:00 pro, Friday 3:00 pm to Own members. " their dues each year and then go Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon Last Wednesday of the month Is DOUBLE BINGO :11:30 pm, and Saturday 12 noon A total of $63 million was dis- into hiding, I say be proud of the T.V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION to 11:30 pro. These hours can tributed in 1992 for youth pro- organization you belong to, come 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 change when we hold special grams, veterans support, corn- out and support. events. I would like to hear from any members out there who have any comments as to why not one ticket was sold for our proposed All cars are the same, and Hawaiian Night back in March. Here are some upcoming events: any Tom, Dick or Harriet [] On Sunday April 24, the Ladies auxiliary to Branch 13 will be holding a Sunday Supper at the Branch. The well known can service them. event starts at 4:00 pro, so don't be late. [] On June the 3rd at the airport there will be a plaque dedica- tion made commemorating the Terrace Kitimat airport being used as an aerodrome between the years 1942 and 1945. This plaque is to be unveiled by branch members, and one member who was sewing at the air- field in the military at that time. I

Volunteers are core of community

IT'S WORTH a small fortune, yet costs, absolutely nothing. And acknowledging that apparent contradiction is what Volunteer Recognition Week, this week is all about. The Terrace Volunteer Bureau has on its books 285 people who give of their time with nearly 60 local agencies benefiting. Between them, they put in more than 10,000 hours of volunteer work over the course of last year. The small fortune? That's what the value of those hours translates to using Stats Canada figures: $165,000. - ...... " There's a plus side for the 1994 Cho,slrr h/trqdd voitlnteers too, says Bureau co- ordinator Lovina Tyler. Some get a chance to keep up Shouldyou trust skills previously learned. Others Cbryder's advanced technology to just anyone? learn new skills. And, though that's not the primary purpose of the Bureau, The best way to protect your'investment is with Chrysler trained some tint/ employment because of their volunteer work. For example, Tyler points out, a couple of volunteers were recent- technicians and Chrysler Five Star Service. ly hired permanently by the out- fits for which they'd been working. Not that Tyler and assistant CHRYSLER Mary-Alice Neilly are about to rest on their laurels. If they can obtain the necessary grant, they plan to introduce a new service this fall for seniors and the handicapped i 1994 l)offgc Gmwanll'13,motrtb 149,age!r 1994.]eq, Grand Cherokee That would involve providing visltors, drivers and people to do the shopping. Although the service is not yet definite, the Bureau would still like to hear from anyone inter- r'L- E- - - - - n ested in the project. More immediately, there are a WHEH PRUMISED.... . OR. YOU DOH'T PAW' number of opportunities to assist $ 99 ,,;o,. the Terrace Emergency Shelter t 24 'ndu°es:"V~ ~°°~Lf~s~°~nPmmlum 0" QndM°P°r Filter I for the Homeless. And just how they can help will come as a surprise to many. Do you have a greenhouse? The Bureau wtli supply tile materials 1 and all you have to do is raise 1 some flower seedlings. l .Ell The result of your work will ~HRY'SLER HObOdyknows your Chrysler vehicle CHRYSLER help brighten the facility. For details on this and any other Plymout[1 oodge %- volunteer opportunities, contact the Bureau at 638-1330. like your Chrysler Dealer, Jeep The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 - Cl

INSIDE SECTION C SPORTS MENU C2 PORTS MALCOLM BAXTER 638-7283. Coxford shrugs off bug to break personal barrier

TERRACE BLUEBACKS ex- the process. tougher each time to beat that last tory. ceeded expectations at their own "We only expected 40-50 per clocking, he added. Coxford had been "hovering Pizza Hut Invitational meet, says cent because over the last couple One of the more satisfying around" the mark for the past coach Mike Carlyle. of weeks we've been concentrat- swims of the weekend came from SKEENA ANGLEF year and Carlyle admitted sur- Although the team had to settle ing on starts, turns and strokes • Garth Coxford, 13. prise he should finally crack it I n the ffties myallowance of fifty for third behind the Prince rather than speed," he explained. Scratched from Friday night's under such circumstances. cents was enough for the Saturday George Barracudas and Kitimat And, with the Bluebacks having events because of illness, he Winning four of his five events, matinee at the Vogue, a bag of pop- Marlins, Carlyle noted they consistently lowered their per- shook off the effects to break the Coxford had reason to celebrate corn and bus fare (one way). It blazed to 73 per cent best times in sonal marks all season, it geLs )1:10 barrier in his 100m Fly vie- even his lone second place finish, wasn't enough for motor boat or a salmon rod or posting a 'AAA' qualifying time even a Tom Mack spoon. There were no salmon in the 200m IM. fishermen in my family,, so there was no op- Chris Kerman was flying once ]~rtunity to get out in the Straight of Georgia and again, winning all seven events catch one of those magnificent brutes-those and setting three pool records. Tyees tipping the scales at forty, fifty, sometimes That ensured top spot overall sixty pounds--whose enormous cadavers I ad- among 11-12 year-old boys. mired on the sports pages ef the Vancouver Sun The Bluebaeks also dominated at the end of derby week. the girls' side in that age group, Instead, I drooled over the handsomely turned, Marina Checkley taking gold and wooden Yce.tz reels and trolling rods displayed in Audrey Erb silver with Stacey the hardware store and read of the splendors of Parr and Sarah Thompson giving salmon angling in Lee Straight's column; and I the team four top-seven finishers. dreamed. Carlyle said Cheekley, 12, was Some ten years later, a time when long-haired definitely "the class" of the divi- protesters were stuffing flowers down the gun sion, winning five of seven and ,barrels of minute men and tribes of hippie war.. posting six personal bests. ,tiers were thronging to be-ins in Stanley Park, I Meanwhile Erb, 11, showed *still read Lee faithfully. Even now I vividly recall she's beginning to adjust well to Lee and Greenpeace co-founder, Bob Hunter, the older age-group with four slugging it out in their respective columns over wins and a six-for-six personal the ethics of sportsmen: Hunter (ironic he should best performance which included have that name) was convinced anyone who in- a pool record. dulged in blood sports was an environmentally Bluebacks were also strong in unfriendly Neanderthal; Lee, correctly, asserted the boys' 13-14 years category, that the only people doing anything meaningful to Kevin Andolfatto taking silver preserve fish and game at that time were fishers with Cox:ford fourth just ahead of and hunters. teammate Seth Downs. During the course of a writing career spanning Downs' performance included 33 years, and well over a million words, Lee de- hitting 'AAA' qualifying times in veloped a deep understanding of the fishery in both the 50m Free and 200m IM. this province and its history. Over the course of Dylan Evans kept up his steady his tenure as BC's most prominent outdoor writer progress, the 10-year-old winning and the years he spent as BC's first Sportfishing five, posting five PBs and adding Omhudsman for the Department of Fisheries and another 'AAA' time on the' way - Oceans, Lee made over 200 trips to fisldng destinations throughout the province as well as TIRED SWIMMERS Liam Murphy (left)and Thomas Demet7er 'relax after the weekend's toUnfortunately hisdivision'ssilver. there wasno.~ trips to famous rivers in the rest of Canada, and Bluebaoks swimathon, Nearly $2,000 was raised, 10 per cent of which will go to the Special medal for Thomas Demetzcr the U.S. and also found time to angle in the Olympics so local athletes, can attend provinelai competilions. The remainder will go to the despite his perfect six win record. Bahamas, Mexico, Christmas Island, New Bluebacks' own travel needs. Those in the two-hour or 200'length swimathon registered by bring- That's because the meet didn't Zealand, Australia, Great Britain, Denmark and ing a non-perishable food item for the food bank. award points to the 7-8 year olds. France. Other noteworthy performances At 78, Lee shows little signs of slowing down. came from Inn MacCormae who He is a life member of no fewer than five outdoor notched three more 'AA' times recreation groups, sits on the Pacific Salmon Fifteen year mark falls to Erb add Ham Murphy, Bryan Palah- '~Foundation, the Sport Fish Advisory Board and as icky, Marcia Pritchard and Judy a director and Past President of the Steelhead NO FEWER than eight pool out times set in 1989 and 1990 Kitten Eby, 14, of Prince Stevenson each with two 'AA's. ,Society of B.C. records tumbled and another respectively by Blucback Cory Rupert came away from the Carlyle said the Pizza Hut had When you meet Lee, you are immediately taken was equulied at the Pizza Hut Holland. Pizza Hut meet with records in proved an excellent preparation with his barbed but gentle wit, his intelligence Invitational swim meet. However, that still leaves ltol- the 50m, 100m and 200m Back for the long course season. And five of those per- and by his vast knowledge of outdoor sport, the land owning a dozen records The first sliced seven-tenths of "Their technique held up formances came from members outdoors, and conservation. Lee knows how much for the 11-12 years age group. a second off Blueback Aimee well," he said of the Bluebacks, of the host Terrace Blueback of the fishery resource we have lost in the last fif- The oldest record to fall was Peacock's 1992 performance pointing out the importance of ty years, how it was lost, how quickly it was lost, club. in the girls 11-12 years 50m while the remaining pair were Leading the record book technique increased in the long and how very near we are to frittering away what Breast where Audrey Erb improvements on times set last course 50m pool. rewrite was Chris Kerman, 12, is left. Lee has the ability to see where the rubber shaved two-tenths off the time year by Eby herself. Now the emphasis would shift who began his assault by carv- meets the road; when he speaks on conservation set by Kitimut's Dianne Bar- Peacock's name was again re- to hitting a higher intensity, speed ing four and a ball seconds off and the environment wise men listen. betti way back in 1979. placed in the record books in and endurance. the 100 Individual Medley In the latest issue of The Osprey, the newsletter The f'mal Bineback triumph the 100m Breast for 13-14 year All that work gets put to the te~t mark. of the Steelhead Committee of the Federation of was delivered by Thomas old girls when Kltimat's Candl- this weekend when the Bluebacks Kermnn then went on to Flyfishers, Lee warns us that the apparent prog- Demetzer whose 17.99 second ce Young sliced close to a see- head for Prince George, a meet • ross made toward a solution of the interception lower the standard in both the 25m Free equalled the 8-years end off the three-year-old best where they traditionally post fast problems of our mixed stock: fisheries may be 50m and 200m Back, beating and under mark set in 1988. time. tiraes. little more than window dressing. The efficacy of modified gill nets, or wecdlines, Lee correctly points out, is not backed by extensive, or thorough, testing. Similarly, releasing Top guns target Rod & Gun meet the fish that have not been squashed when brought in over the stem rollers, or pending then SOME OF the country's top guns Three of the targets will be full brailing fish along seine boats at the whim of the will be at the Thornhlll rifle range size, three will be partials and the skipper, are not likely to lead to a meaningful this weekend. remaining two arc "no-shoots", reduction in the interception of steethead and They'll be taking part in two In- targets of no value that competi- .echo. ternstional Practical Shooting tors have to remember to ignore. On one of his trips, Lee found hlrnself on the Confederation 0PSC) pistol com- Shooters begin by standing in Cowlitz River in Western Washington State, petitions being staged by the local the box with hands held at where he was able to see a machine fisheries per- Rod and Gun. shoulder height. snanal them call a "fish sorting device.I, It was a Club spokesraan Sarah Lambert On the signal, they draw and fish trap, a highly effective one, and it convinced said shooters from Dawson Creek fro, one hand grip only, with Lee that such technology was not only relatively to Vanceuver and across the only one hit per target counting. simple to fabricate and operate and was capable north to Quesnel have already Essentially the scoring system of wide-spread application. signed up. is the total points scored for hits If we are to restore the health of the West Coast And they include three mem- divided by the time taken to salmon fisheries, the government must strive to hers of the national team and the shoot. install fully selective terminal fisheries on the ap- country's top female. The first stage on day two again proaches to, or in, every river on the West Coast With late registrations expected has six targets in a fan hut this of North America, argues Lee. "We may not be up to and including the morning time 8 metres from the box and able to persuade the aborigines that angling for • of the competitions, she with two shots per target scoring. sport is justifiable," he adds, "and we must con- anticipated entries could hit 75 There s also a mandatory reload vince them of the need for first capturing alive for the IPSC sanctioned meet. thrown in. every single salmon, including steelhesd, before The qualifiers get underway at i Although the stages offer con- ,we decide what to do with It and whose it is. 8:30 a.m. both Saturday and Sun- stderable varietyi the need for a That's real fish culture and fish husbandry. That's day and, dependingl on the final combination of speed and ac- what the native people did first," he points out. entry, could run until 5 p.m. curacy remains comistent. "The longtime improvident method of commer- Bach day, competitors will As does the emphasis on safety. cial salmon harvesting has sustained a heavily shoot at seven different target set- i No matter how good tile subsidized, wasteful market fishery--little more ups, known as stages. marksmen are, they face dis- than a vast welfare system-that has resulted in no Each stage has a different target qualification from the event if real profit to either Canada or the United States, layout with rules on the number they break safety Ties. while overlooking the massive potential (and of shots to be fired, firing posi- While the Rod and Gun wel- profits) of the recreational-tourist angling tion and whether one or two- corned spectators, Lambert resource," laments Lee, noting that the con- hands can be used to grip the pointed out safety requires they

tinuance of this regime will not only lead to the weapgn, wear ear and eye protection. | extinction of the coastal salmon fishery, but the' For example, Stage 3 on Satur. Any type of giasscS, including STAGE SHOW. Pistol shooters taking part in this weekerld'e demise of the commercial fishery as well-just as, day features eight targets, 18 in., sunglasses, qual~es asthe latter. IPSC competlUons at the Rod and Gun club will face a variety of it has done on Canada 's east coast. ches apart; in a fan five yards and spectators will be able to buy target layouts, called stages, wilere combined speed and ac. I suspect he is right. from the shooter's box: inexpensive foam earplugs. curacy are the key to winning. Spectators ate welcome. i C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994

• 7 . Ill Swimming Pizza Invitational (Terrace) I~Supply Ltd. Sports (Bluebaektop threefinishes) Score Board Kevln Andolfatto('Boys 13-14 yrs) Locally Owned (Just behind McDonalds) 100m IM (*). Inn MacCormae(Boys 11-12 yrs) lsb 50m Breast (*); 100m Breasg & Operated Our friendly, knowledgeable staffhave 2OOmBreast; 400m IM (*); AudreyErb (Girls 11-12 yrs) 3rd- 50m Back (*); 40Ors Back. Menu 400m Breast. lst- 50m Bream(Pool Record); JonathonMareeilin ('Boys7-8 yrs) over 70 years combined experience to 2ad- 100m IM (*). 100m Breast (*); 2OOmBreast; 2rid- 25m Fre.e(*); 50m Free (*); help them serve you better. 3rd- 2OOmIM. 400m Breast (*). 50m Back (*). THURSDAY, APRIL 21 Randee Lee Armstrong(Girls 11-12) Dylan Evans(Boys 9-10 yrs) Liam Murphy(Boys 9-10 yrs) Stop by and talk to Roy, Tom, Howard or 3rd- 50m Back (*); 400m Back (*). lst- 50m Free (*); loom Free (*); 2nd- 100mBreast (*). Floor Hockey 2OOmFre~; 1OOmBack (*); 3rd- 50m Free (*); 50m Back(*) Walter for all your automotive needs OPOV IlI playoff action: Tristan Brown(Boys 11-12 yrs) lst- 5om Fly (*); 400m Fly (*). 100m IM (*). 50m Breast (*). Division B final at 7 p.m. 2nd- 1oommFly (*). 2ad- 200mIM. Brian Palahicky(Boys 11-12 yrs) Division A final at 8 p.m. 3rd- 20OreFly (*); 100m IM (*); Maria Farrell (Girls 7-8 yrs) 2rid- 5om Breast (*). Our Experience is I 400m IM (*). 2rid- 25m Breast; 50m Breast (*). 3rd- 400mBreast (*). ALe ~-,- ~M°n"Fn ...... 8am-epm~l Pistol Shooting Marlna Cheeldoy(Girls 11-12ym) Chris Kd~ (BOysll'l 2 yrs) Stacey Parr (Girls 11-12 yrs) TWO-DAY IPSC Range 1st- 50m Back (*); loom Back (*); 1st- 50m Back(Pool Record); lst- 100mFree. ~:;ISat....'.", ...... 8a~:~ I Officers training coarse begins 200m Back (*); 400m IM (*); 200m Back (Pool Record); 2nd- 2OOmFree (*); 400m IM (*). at the Rod and Gun, Thomldll 4OGre Back (*). 100m IM (Pool Record); 100m 3rd- 5om Free (*); 400m Free; rifle range. For information, 2nd- 100m IM (*); 2OGreIM (*). Back (*). 100m IM (% Garth C.oxford(Boys 13-14 urs) Jamie Kerman(Boys 13-14 yrs) Marcic Pfitchard(Girls 11-12 yrs) contact Fred Straw at 635- 3rd- 50m Breast (*); 100mBreast; The Terrace Minor Hockey 2874. lst- 50m Fly (*); loom Fly (*); lst- 400mFly. 2OOmFly (*); 100m IM (*). 2rid- 50m Fly (*); 100mFly (*). 4OOmBreast (*). 3rd- 200mFly. Kyla Rice (Girls 13-14 yrs) SATURDAY~ APRIL 23 2rid- 2OOmIM (*). Association lo~lyri C.oxford(Girls 15yrs up) Jennifer Kester(Girls 9-10 ym) lst- 4OOmFly (*). Gymnastics 1st- 50m Fly. 3rd- 200mBreast (*). 3rd- 2OOmFly. TERRACE PEAKS 2rid- 100m Fly; 100m IM (*); 400m Jason Kumpolt(Boys 11-12 yrs) Courtlaqd Sandovor-Sly (Boys 7-8) wil be holdingits Invitational moot at Ed Fairless IM; 100mBack. 2ad- 4OOmBreast (*). 2rid- 25m Breast (*); 50m Breast (*). gym in Thornldll (Community ThomasDemetzer (Boys 7-8 yrs) 3rd- 25m Free (*); 50m Free (*); Centre). Continues Sunday. lst- 25m Free (Pool Record); Daniel MacCommc('Boys 15 ~'sup) 50m Back (*). ANNUALGENERAL MEETING 50m Free;50m Back (*); 25m lst- 400mBack. Sarah Thompson('Girls 11-12 yrs) Breast; 50m Breasg25mFly(*). 2ad- 5GinBack(*). 2nd- 50m Back (*); ;ZOOmBack (*); Pistol Shooting 3rd- 200mBack (*). 400m Back (*). • BCPSA QUAIJFIER at the Seth Downs('Boys 1344 yrs) lst- 400mFree. Dylan MacCormac(Boys 15 yrs up) 3rd- 400mIM (*). Wednesday,May 4 Rod and Gun, Thomldll rifle: 2rid- 2OOmFree; 200m Breast(*). 2ad- 2COrnBreast (*); 4COrnBreasL (* = personalbest time) range hegira 8:30 a.m.. 3rd-. 50m Free (*); 100m Free; 3rd- 50m Breast (*); 400m IM (*). Advanc~ registration required. To get results on Phone F~d Straw at 635-2874. 7:30 p,m, A second qualifier being held NCRU schedule released the SCOREBOARD Sunday, same start time. TERRACE NORTHMEN take to the Prince Rupert pitch this Sun- at the HappyGang Centre day for the North Coast Rugby Union league season opener. Below, SUNDAY, APRIL 24 FAX: Elections for the Executives will take place, Tennis the full season's schedule: ANYONE INTERESTED in Sunday, April 24 1:00 p.m. Northmen at Prince Rupert 638-8432 and nominations for these positions will be joining the local club are accepted from the floor. invited to Halliwell courts, 5 Saturday, April30 7:30 p.m. Prince Rupert at Northmen p.m. until dusk. Beginners Sunday, May 1 1:00 p.m. Smithers at Northmen PHONE: " ...... welcome. Suaday, May8 l:OOp.m. Northmen at Prince Rupert 638-7283 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 Soccer Saturday, May 14 7:30 p.m. Prince Rupert at Smlthers TERRACE SOCCER Sunday, Mayl5 12noon PrinceRupcrtatSmithcrs MODEM: I t I Association annual general meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the Sunday, May 29 1:00 p.m. Prince Rupert at Northmen 638"7247 meeting room in the public library basement. For Sunday, June 5 1:00 p.m. Northmen at Smithers information, contact Picky at Satmday, June 11 7:30 p.m. Northmen at Prince Rupert To raake the following week's 635-9276. paper, results r~ust reach the Sunday, June 12 1:00 p.m. Smnithcrs at Prince Rupcrt aports Desk by Friday, 5p.m. Floor Hockey OPOV Ill playoffs: Sam.,day, June 18 7:30 p.m. Northmen at Smithers i Pl g First two games of best-of-five Sunday, June 19 12 noon Northmen at Smithers u. ,- -- final at 7 and 8 p.m. ThomhJll CommunityCentre; Sunday,Satumay'June June 26 25 7:301:00 p.m.P'm. SmithersPrince Rupert vs Prince at Nerthmm Rupert / Clex,,c~ning 411~ y ) i.,. i (at NWCC ground, Terrace) ~' FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Soccer REFEREE LEVEL rll course' at Northwest Community College, continues Saturday and Sunday. For i~ormation, phone George Butjas at 635- 3719. Oi~'OV____~mcStars:Dlvisl°nStars:Blue Whlties Lorino TroyJams A III Kay,C°rman° Tournament(BW);(T~;Keith _ Willie 79Axclson BolanPlavoffsBigThe , (The(3'3);Buds Posse Posse);l°e Sangha Ritchic CI'~ Yiattoni8X 2 i] a~.o~~""/h"~'"]~L~/~/. ~" ff'~l Nx" b!/r~/p~f~l I ": SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Rugby . TERRACE NORTHMEN host Prince Rupert at NWCC pitch, 7:30 p.m. kick off. SUNDAY, MAY 1 Rugby TERRACE NORTHMEN host Westpotnt Warriors 13 Terrace Clansmen 3 Smithers at NWCC pitch, 1 Stars: Willy Wilson (WW); Dave Scott (WW); Fred Rutlcdge (W~. e. p.m. kick off. Kitimat Blade,s 16 Terrace Chime Rcdmen 11 Stars: Kevin Graham (KB); Jody Landry (KB); Rob Lincoln (TCR) B.C. SUMMER GAMES: Deadline for entry in Zone 7 men's and women's playof:fs is • rNa O UAD CASH May 18. Playoffs in Terrace A small deposit will hold your new and unused 1994 Juno 3-5. For information, King Quad purchase for delivery in April or May 1994 contact Lauren Williams at or pay for it outright & take immediate delivery. Choose PUSH, PULLOR DRAG 627-1939 (Fax: 624-4459). either of these options & qualify for a $300 rebate from the President of Suzuki Canada Inc. Your local Suzuki Continues with Dealer has all of the details so, hurry in while King TERRACE TENNIS club Quad supplies last. plays every Tuesday, Thursday $300 CASH BACK and Sunday evening from 5 $ p.m. until dusk. For information, contact Chuck Coy at 635.6166. TERRACE NORTHMEN Rugby club practises every GO Tuesday and Thursday, 6 p.m., MINIMUM TRADE ALLOWANCE at the Northwest Community Bring us your old, your tired, your beaten. College pitch. New members Just get it here and a minimum of $2000 towards most new Mazda's in welcome. For information stock, is yours for the taking. phone Dave at 638-1327 or 638-0371. ~AX-3 PRECIDI,~ 1 ff 1 TERRACE ROD & GUN club meets the ~-st Wednesday of every month, 7 p.m. at the clubhous0 on Rifle Range Rd. in Thornhill. New members welcome. For information, contact Fred Straw at 635- 2874. • 4 wheel independent suspension} ,. =: vvu, q.vvu, ..v.,u u,.u,v, ,uc,,~.~r. DUPLICATE BRIDGE clue • 15 forward speeds ,, large front and rear racks meets 7:15 p.m. every • 3 reverse • speedometer Wednesday night at Caledonia St. Secondary. Vicky (638- 8418) for more information. SUZUK' Hurry this is a limited time offer. So hurry! The ride you've been waiting for:" To get an event on to the Sports Menu, bring the IT JUST FEELSRIGHT details into the office at NEID ENTERPRISES LTD. 4647 Lazelle Ave,, phone Recreational Sales and Service Malcolm at 638-7283 or fax 4925 Keith Ave,, Terrace, B.C. Tho rnh ill Mo tots them to 638-8432. Phone 635-3478 Fax 635-5050 "The Dealer Who Cares" To make next week's 3040 Hwy 16 East DLR# 7041 635-7286 paper, submissions must be Be a professional, Always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective ci0thing. Never ride under the Influence of alcohol and take a Canada Safely Council Motorcycle Rider Training Course. See your Suzuki in by 5 p.m. Fflday. Dealer for details, Call 1.800.463.5523 for dealer locatio n and availability of retai! financing. i :

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- ,cord THE 1994 GOLF season official- Other plans for this year include Sport ly gets underway today with the repainting the clubhouse and first Men's Night. tackling problems with the build- And, says Skeeua Valley Golf ings water supply. and Country club manager Brace As for that much anticipated ex- Carrnthcrs, golfers will find the pansion of the course, Carmthcrs Scope course in exeellcnt shape once said the back nine had been again. centre-lined now and Golf Design "We came through with no Services personnel would be Lessons winter kill," he said, adding all coming back in to check it out regulation tees and greens will be and map out the next stage. offered in use. Although it's early to be NEWCOMERS TO TENNIS The driving range is still a little making predictions on such a take note: the recreation de- too wet to be used at the moment, major project, Carrnthers was partment has just the program but Carruthers said it shouldn't be hopeful some clearing could be- for you. long before that's open as well. gin this fall. Beginners lessons begin Coming off a very successful Monday, May 9 at the Kalum '93 season, the club expects more St. courts with Richard Kriegi, of the same given it already has a MEMBERSHIP DUES this one of the northwest's top record 119 members paid up. year are: players, as instructor. It'll be a comparatively cheap Adults ...... $550 Participants will learn about season for Dr. Peter Hoy and Seniors...... $295 the serve, forearm and back- Graham Kay, a new member: College students ...... $275. hand shots as well as the "ball their names were drawn at the an- Juniors (13-18) ...... ,...... $170 sense" that's an integral part nual wine and cheese launch Jr. Juniors (10-12) ...... $95 of playing the game. earning them a 50 per cent rebate Family ...... $1,225 For those who have a on their dues. Green fee players continue to grounding in the game, Kriegl The club is also gearing up for be welcomed at the club and the is also offering an Intermediate some major changes to the course fees this year are as follows: program. This targets players itself. Those involve realigning Weekdays (9 holes) ...... $14 who, having mastered the the number 3 and 4 holes so they Weekdays (18 holes)...... $20 basics, want to refine their fit in with the long range plan for WcckendsAIolidays (9)...... $18 skills and improve their overall an 18-hole course. Weekends/Holidays (18)...... $24 game. That means relocating fairways Twilight ...... $14 The lessons take place every for both, putting in new greens Seniors/Juniors...... $15 Monday night from May 9 to ON THE BALL The golf course officially opens at noon today wttn the ~rst "Men's rqtgnr or me and building a new tee-off box on For more information, phone June 20 with the exception of season, Duffers may need as many balls as manager Bruce Carruthers is seen holding above, but the fourth. Carruthers at 635-2,542. the May 23 holiday. Beginners whatever their shortcomings, he says the course itself is in excellent shape. ake to the court at 6:30 p.m., intermediates at 7:45 p.m. The cost is $28 for the six sessions. To register, call the recreation 0®@ 000@ ® 00@0 ~ @@ ®0@@@O00e 000 @®0000®0000000000 departmeDt at 638-4750. Games invite issued TERRACE HAS been invited to once again host the Northern B.C. Winter Games. The Games society has of- THE AFFORDABLEMIHIVAN 1994 DODGECARAVAN/ fered the city a shot at the 1997 1994 DODGEDAKOTA CLUB CAB PLYMOUTH VOYAGER edition of the event. A 4 X 4 SUPERSLT preliminary outline of Tar- 24T PACKAGEINCLUDES: race's bid has to be submitted 26F PACKAGEINCLUDES: by May 20 and the society will [~ Standard front dual air bags : ; i~ [~ Standard driver's side air bag make a final decision in Sep- [~ Standard side doorimpact beams, :~ !?" [~ Standard side door impact beams tember. [~ No charge air conditioning :, .i ,~i~ii:il The city has hosted the [~ 5.2 IRre Magnum V8 [~ AutomaUctranmisslon Northern B.Cs twice since [~ 220 horsepower they were introduced in 1973, [~ 4-speed automatic transmission 3,0 lib'e V6 engine the raost recent being three [~ Air conditioning Front wheel drive years ago. Last year the city [~ Cruise control ~7 passengerseating f decllined to bid on the 1996 - [~ ~It steering NBCWG...... [~ AM/FM cassette • " I_~I'PJOCWonlCAM/i'Msteroo: : ':,~ :.,!:;,'i:o:,[~: Although council's recrea- ~" Sliding rear window [~ Power IHtgata reloa~ .... tion committee will consider [~ 83 litre (18 gallon) gas tank the matter at its next meeting, it's unlikely a decision will be [~ Bright power mirrors made until the recreation advisory commission has its say. Race dates finalized SI~ENA VALLEY Run- ners" club has settlecl on dates INCLUDING FREIGHT #', ..] INCLUDING FREIGHT =nd Sl,000 fieto~ rebate '' . for two of its annual races. and $750 facto~J rebate. The Kermodoi Classic will plus no charge option. take place Saturday, May 28 with the traditional 1kin, 5 km 1994 DODGE/ 1995 DODGE/ and 10kin events. The start PLYMOUTH COLT will be on the 4609. block of PLYMOUTH NEON Lakeise and follow the same 21A PACKAGEINCLUDES: mutes as last year. [~ Standard ddver's side air bag The King of the Mountain [~ Standard dual air bags Footrace will take place July [~ Standard side door impact beams [~ Power brakes 24, starting and finishing at the [~ Available ABS brakes arena with a climb of Terrace [~ Rear window defroster [~" Energy absorbing bumpers Mountain in between. [~ 1.5 litre 4-cylinder multi- Club spokesman Marilyn [~ Front and roar "accordian Earl said the RCMP are once crumple zones" point fuel Injected engine again being asked for their ad- [~ Available integrated Remote control outside mlrrom vice on traffic control at both child safety seat events and the Roadrunners [~[ 5 passengerseating Motorcycle club will be on hand to ensure the safety of the [~ 16 valve 2.0 litre engine [~ 5.speed manualb-anmimdon raceIs. [~ 5 passenger seating [~ Stainlesssled! exhaust system City council last week gave [~ Cab-forward deslg~n the club the go-ahead for both [~ Fuel economy: events and any short-term road 50mpg (5.71/100 km) hwy" closures needed. 35mpg (8.11/100 kml city STARTINGAS LOW AS s9,988" INCLUDING FREIGHT ~ sz~o ~dm ~.

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I 1. REAL ESTATE 3. FOR RENT 4. WANTED TO RENT 5. FOR SALE MISC. III ACTION RATES WANTED TO BUY on large lot, 3-4 ROOM FOR RENT. $400/month. Includes WANTED TO RENT: Cabin or small motor LII-ILE TIKES COMPACT Idtchen $15~ bedroom house ~4th full basement, In everything. Call 638-2029 home for July 28-Aug. 18. Call 635.7017 boys bike 15' $20, glds bike 20" $40, glds Terrace/surroundlng area. 635-9357 RESPONSIBLE PERSON TO share after 9 pro. bike 20" $10 (needs~re), glds skates size HOBBY FARM. 207 ACRES barn, cow house. $425 month. 635-9597, available PROFESSIONAL NON-SMOKING 12/13 $20, boys skates size 12 $50, like 638-7283 shed, house 5 bdrms 1/12 baths, 1440 May 1/94 COUPLE with 3 old cats wish to rent quiet new. 638-1514, after 3:30. sq.ft full basement. Recently renovated, SMALL BRIGHT 2 BEDROOM basomonl 1 or 2 bedroom (furnished?) cabin or suite, ONE STIL BOOM AUGER. Excellent DEADLINE: FRIDAY5 P.M. close to town. 638.1492 anytime suite. N.S. Pet ok. Within 2 blocks of dty mid-May in Terrace or Lakaise Lk area condition. Asldng $1600. Call 632-7057. REVENUE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Phone collect. Chris 936-9187 Classifiedand ClassifiedDisplay hall $500 month, available May 1/94. 1989 16 HP CRAFTSMAN RIDING for sale In Thornhill. Call 635.3535 Apply RIB #3, 4647 LazegeAve. Terrace, WANTED TO RENT by single white MOWER. Comes with 44" mower deck. ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a 4678 13"[1-1 AVE. NEW HAZELTON B.C. VSG 1S8. working male, 2 bedroom house with "Asking $2000 obo. Call 638-8797 Saturday, Sunday or Monday,the deadline is Thursdayat 5 p.m. $56,000, 2 bdr. 800 sq.g, 3 lots on creek, 2 BEDROOM HOME ELECTRIC, wood garage. Non smoker, no pete, upstairs or 15 SPEED MOUNTAIN BIKE$7.5. Change for all display and classified ads. 842-6367. Do not disturb tonantel heat, newly painted, on 2 seres." downstairs, must have garage, table, play pens $50, high chair BY OWNER - 3 BEDROOM spllt.levai $700~onth. Referencesrqulred, available reasonable rent. 635-4000, leave (hardwoed)$50. Assorted matcmlty TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE,, message. home located in Thomhelghts Flnlshed May 1st. Call 635-5339 ' clothes. Call 635.7465. TERRACE, B.C, V8G 1S8 SHARED ACCOMMODATION. basement' sundeck, large fenced yard, 3 BEDROOM HOME OR trailer wanted. CORO ANTIQUES IN STOCK: Rdltep All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or FURNISHED room In house, $800/month. Call 635.1745. natural gas heating, Asking $135,000. desk, oak hallseat, bureau bookcase (2), Mastercard. When phoning in ads please have your Visa or Msstercard number 638-1697 Utilities Included. Call 635.1236 or 635- YOUNG FAMILY OF 4 looking for a place 6169 linen closet, beds, wardrobes, etc, et c, ready. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE ON LARGE lot. to rent between Topley and Smithers. Telkw& 846-9122 20 words (first insertion) $6,00 plus 15¢ for additional words. *(Additional Gas llreplace with boated 26'x24' ONE BEDROOM SUITE for rant. Close to Prefer out-of-town. Call 697-2583 insertions) $4.00 plus 10¢ for additional words. $12.00 for 3 weeks (not exceeding workshop. 2 large decks. $129,900 obo. school and town, Call 635-3944 BANDSAW MILLED LUMBER2x10, 2x9 1 OR 2 BEDROOM ACCOMMODATION and others. 2)(9 random length 50¢ per 20 words, non-commerelai). Prices include 7% G.S.T. Birthday and Anniversary 835-1570 3 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE, W/W carpet, needed for responsible leader of frldge, stove, washer, dryer, fenced yard. board foot 842-6010 $25.53 up to 3 col. inch (additional Inches at $9.51 each), Classified Display $9.51 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL LOT on Grelg Ave. Intomational educationprogram, from May Refs. requlred. $675.00 month, available MOVING OUT SALE Living room suite, per inch (.68¢ per line). $27,900 o.b.o. 635.2148. 18 or June 1st, until mid October. Call May 1st. 638.1505 after 5pm. collect. Carol or Joanna. 732-5113 dining room, bedroom suites, and single 2 1.5 ACRE LOTS ON LAKE Kathlyn. FURNISHED BASEMENT SUITE on mates bed, plants, stereo with speakers, OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! These are the last 21 Minutesfrom town on Graham Avenue. Suitable for non.smoklng 5. FOR SALE MISC. universal bench press, and much more. a paved road, hydro and ~ephone single working person. No pete. 635-4448 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcydes 24. Notices available. Lake frontage with a view of $450knonth plus $225 damage deposit 30.06 FEATHERWEIGHT WINCHESTER WOULD YOU UKE to grow fresh fruits Hudson Bay rnountaln Gladerl $55,000. Available May 1st. Phone638-8854. with accessories. Must have F.AC. Call and vegetables all year long? We supply 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business 847-2408 638-1701 ROOM FOR RENT FOR working person. Kiwi vines, exotic seed, indoor growing 3. For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities 3 BEDROOMCOTTAGE OVERLOOKING Call 638.8293. ONE HIGH POWERED d~e. 757 calibre lights, nu'~lent for hydroponics or soil, 4. Wanted to'Rent 15. Machinery 26, Personals Babine Lake at Smithers Landing. Hydro, with cartrage belt and a couple boxes of books for the beginner 1o commerdal AVAILABLE IN GRANISLE FOR $800 per growers greenhouses and so much more. running water, oil and wood heat. One month plus ulJlities, two bedroom self- amino. One 12 gauge shot gun. One 410 5. For Sale Misc. 16. Farm Produce 27. Announcements shotgun, Take down model 635-6641. Earthly Wonders Indoor Garden Store on hour fTom Srnithers. Asking $,.39,500. contained units with four appliances on 6. Wanted Misc, 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks Phone 847.5344. Purchaser must have F.AC. Riverside Best, Telkwe. 846-9465. Chapman ~eet. Apartmante are seniors 7. For Rent Misc, 18. Business Services 29. In Memoriam BEAUTIFUL BUILDING ACREAGE (4.9) oriented. Contact Michle at (604) 697: FOR SALE IN HOUSTON, house 24~28', LOWER PRICED PINE Bedroom suites, 8. Cars for Sale 19. Lost & Found 30, Obituaries on East Tohslntuk Lake rd. Bums Lake. 2736 or write to: Uene Club, c/o Box 129, must be moved. $5000 obo. 845-2314 also oak and birch furniture. Visit Country Hydro to property. House In Granlsie, Granlsle, BC VOJ 1WO. 'WORMS FOR COMPOST' Bulkiey Valley Treasures, 1703 Riverside, Telkwa' B.C. 9. Trucks for Sale 20. Pets & Livestock 31, AuctionSales 846.9822 executive style. 1200 sq.ff. Split level. 1 BEDROOMAPARTMENT. Quiet, clean, Ealhworm Hatchery has the worms you 10, Aircraft 21. Help Wanted 32r Legal Notices Landscaped. 1-697-2500. security enlrance. On site managamanL need to start your own culfure. 1 [b mixed =WORMS FOR COMPOST," Bulkley 11, Recreational 22. Careers 33, Travel BY OWNER - .3 ACRES BUILDING LOT Downtown location. Sony, no pete. Call pit run $36. Complete Indoor starting kit Valley Earthworm Hatchery has the worms Vehicles 23. Work Wanted completely serviced bottom of Lanfear Hill. 638-8762 Referencesrequired. $63.50. Bedding per IRe .30¢. Worm you need to start your own culture. 1 Ib Phone 878-0325 or 874-8709. castings with vermlcompost. An excellent mixed pit run $36. Complete Indoor staring kit $63.50. Bedding per titre ,30¢, 33 ACRES 1/2 NORTH LOT 1712 off the ferlllizer and soil conditioner .45¢ per lib'e. The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings worm castings with varmlcompost. An Nasa River. Asking $18,500. Call (810) 1035 sq. ft.FOR of warehouse RENT space for I 16 litre pall $7.20. Video tapes and and to set rates therefore and to determine page location. literature $10.95. Call Paul at 845.7783, in excellentfertilizer and soil conditioner, The Terrace Standard reminds advedisers that is Is against the provincial Human 725-6363 (Michigan, U.S.A.). rent, located in Thornhill Terrace call Bill at 1-635-5258 1977 FIFTH WHEEL TRAVEL trailer; 32 Rights Act Io discriminate on the basis of children, marital status and employment when We have mortgage $ (commercial or retail), reasonable placing "For Renl~ ads. Landlords can state a no-smoking preference. feet Iong;$7500. Also 1977 Cadillac The Terrace Standard reserves Ihe right to revise, edit, classify or reject any available 1st & ~d mortgages at rent, available immediately. SOFA BED $200, OAK DINING room set seville. Well looked after, original paint advedisement and to retain any answers directed to the News Box Reply Service. and reasonable ratos. We aJso buy private 638-1972 (table, hutch and six chairs) $2000 firm. to repay the customer the sum paid for the edvedisement and box rental. $4000 or tradefor - 3/4 ton Drone ton, any . mortgages. 635-2826. Call 638.7812 Box replies on "Held" instructions not picked up within 10 days of expiry of an make. Call 845-2289 advedisement will be destroyed unless mailing instructions are received. Those BLACK CANOPY DELUXE for sale, for answering Box Numbers are requested not to send odginal documents Io avoid loss. 2. MOBILE HOMES GM S-10 dlding window, $800, Like new, NOTE CARDS OF THE NW by award All claims of errors in ndvedisements must be received by the publisher within 30 days after lhe firsl publication. REAL ESTATE 1 year old. 835-1787 winning adst, $12.00 for set of 9. Send II is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the Terrace 1970 10)(40 SAFEWAY TRAILER, cheque or M.O. - Box 617, Stewart, B.C. Standard in the event of failure to publish an edvedlsement as published shall be propane stove, dl .furnace,. g~xl roof, FOR RENT FOR SALE INGLIS WASHER. New. $375 limitedto Ihe amount paid by the advedlser for only one incorrect lnsedion for/he 798-2220 VOT lWO. portion of the advedising space occupied bythe incorrect or omitted item only, and that ~gooo..... :' " ':~'"'"ntenor.' "'"~'"laeal "~:amp,:~",,of~*ll]c9 ,,For:Rent or Lease Purchase:at ADMIRAL STOVE, good condiSon, there shall be no liabllify in any event greater than the amount paid for such advedislng: r~¢otlags,, or temp. hame.$4000..847- 45'21' Lakelse Ave., Terrace. 10 SQUARES OF HAND SPUT cedar $25o.oo,638-1665. 317'3 Office store, storage or shop, WANTED: MOBILE HOME OR house In shakes. $80.03 a square. Phone after 6 ATrENTION NORTHWEST STAMP up to 2000 square feet on pm. 635.5027 COLLECTORS. Buy - Sell - Trade by Mall. 1. REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE Bums Lake, 3 bedrooms. Rental street level if required. purchase, vendor financing or ? Box 1228, GIRLS NORCO MOUNTAINEERbike, 14. Send a self addressed, stamped envelope Phone 635-2655 or 638-8352 to 'Stamps' 103-3221 Munroe, Terrace, ADJACENT CiTY LOTS (corner and IN KITIMAT 1 1/2 STOREY HOMEon quiet Bums Lake, B.C. VOJ lEO 16' frame, special ordered, pink and Reum Motors V8G 2B4 for free Information. vacant), dry center, 5000 sq.ft building culdesac. 4 bedroom, 2 full bath, g.h., 1970 LEADER MOBILE HOME, 12x64. 3 fuchla. Many extras. Paid $425, Asking incl. Full basement. $359,000. Call 992- h,w., woodstove, large yard with storage bedrooms. Vinyl windows, 4 appliances, 4521 Lakelse Ave. $200 obo. 1 1/2yrs. Did. 638-1890 RSF F101 FURNACE, NEW, C/W duct 8830 shed. $75,000 632-5626 new frige, new washer. Gas heat $15,000. FLUTE BYARTLEY. $250.00. 635-5407 box, control kit $1600. 10 kw, 3 cyl, diesel NEW EXECUTiVE 5 BEDROOM home, Call 635-4894or 638-0450. generator 120/240 v 1 phase $900, 10 kw PRIME HORSESHOE LOCATION. 4 plus NORTHWEST CRAFT INFORMATION: 120/240 v 1 phase, pto driven generator near college, 3500 sq.ff., plus full bedroom home. 3 1/2 years old. 2700 sq.ft 5"11-1 WHEEL FLAT DECK, $2500. 27' Includes show guide In~mafion basement. On landscaped 2/3 acre. Must $500, 847.4561 after 6 pm. of quality cons~ctlon. 3 full bathroom~ Winnebago 5th wheel $9900. 847.5332. exchange, supplies, wholesale & retail see. Seriousenquiries only. Call 635-7794 Jaouzzl tub, n/g ~replaces and much FOR Subscription $20/yr. Box 543, New 16' CONSTRUCTiON SAW $2500. Shop LAKE FRONT PROPERTY on Bablne morelS205,003. Call 638-1350. Hazelton. BC. VOJ 2JO equipment hoist, ell changer, welder, alr Lake, 4 bedroom home included, nice MOBILEHOMES RENT grease gun, $3500, Fence post driver 30x32 workshop for the bargain price of 12' Wide $800, 847.5332. $89,900 firm. By appelntment only. Phone r FOR SALE NEW Carpets 481 8 Hwy. 1 6 West X-COUNTRY SKI EXERCISE machine 697-2576 or 847-4151 VENDOR WILL CARRY Look What's $40, wedding dress - size 7, $200, 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH 1750 sq.tt AGREEMENT FOR SALE ,.,= Diplomat microwave 0.6 ou.ft $100. living area plus loft with detatehed large BY OWNER Phone 635-9328. $21,500 FIRM Service/Lt. New at shop on 3/4 acre. N/G, hot water, heat. Located in Thornhlll 1768 USED ELECTRIC DRYERfor sale. Asking Located in cul-de-sac at 3882 $3,500 down sq.ft, home, Balance at 7V=% over 5 years Industrial $150, obo. Call 635-7820 eves, or Mountalnvtew, Thomhlll. 635-7264 weekends, 40x80 shop, 2 storage Available May 1, 1994 LOT FOR SALE Close to town. 60x120. Bays sheds 34x70 and 30x56, NATURAL GAS VEHICLE conversion kit. Asking $25,500. Cell 635-4448. Call 635.3593. drilled well - good water, 880 to 7200 sq. ft. PRIVATE SALE, JACK PINE fiats, asking natural gas, satellite dish, 638.7915 BIRCH FLOORING. TONGUE and groove $93,500. Cozy bungalow on1 acre lot, 2 4 sides. 3/4 In. thick, 12 in. and longer. bedrooms, 2 baths, ~lshed basement' located on 37.5 acres, 5 3. FOR RENT Rustic grade $3.10 per sq. ft. Clear grade large deck, clean throughout. Owners acres are zoned light Phone 635-7459 $4.15 per sq. ft. Francois Lake leaving area, early possession. Phone industrial. Very private, yet 3 BDR TRAILER FOR RENT. Woodworking. 1-695-6616. 635-9623 Proqressive V'?ntures only 10 minutes from Nondrinkers, no pets, referencesrequired. Sunflowers 2200 S(ZFT HOME, PLUS BASEMENT Call 635-4315 and please leave message. on 2 acres (partially landscaped), 4 downtown. $230,000.00. BRIGHT, CLEAN 3 BEDROOM horns on bedrooms, 2 baths, woodstovs, and Serious enquiries only. hobby farm In New Ramo. Carport, Sunflowers elecfrlc. 8 appliances, storage taller. Phone 635-9433 storage shed and large sundeck. Base Summit 6. WANTED MISC. Gossen Creek 'Subdivision, J rent Is $750 per month, use of barn, Sunflowers Riverside.S165,000. Call 635-9261 pasture and tiding arena can be arranged. Square WANTED: SMALL TRACTOR with front Renters must be employed and non end loader and three point hitch in good RE/MAXOF TERRACE Frustrated in your search condition. Phone 845.7282 after 5 pm, smokers. A damage deposit and Apartments The Yellow Gift House ~'~ Joyce Findlay for Real Estate? references are required. Phone635-2808 on Hwy 16 WANTED: TANDEM TRAILER One/Two Bedroom FLATBED, Appro~ 18 - 20' long, ...... ~ ~1~1~ 635-2697 Call John Evans IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM 14' wide ....--.Im~.~l~' "~,il]~- Sheila Love Units W, Kannedy, 847-2073 or 846.5507 B.V. HOMES mobile home in Pine Park. 6 appliances, Old Time Rddlars. storage shed. Available May 1st to non. 4113 Yeo (Band Newl)...... $179,900 EXCL Quiet & Clean WANTED TO BUY about 500 - 600 feet of 5020Graham...... SOLD ...... $79,900MLS smokers. $805/manth. 635-2128 3840 Pine Avenue -In excellent condition. Racquetball Courts 1 1/4'- 1 1/2"pipe te make corrals. Call 1- Recently redecorated. 4 bedrooms. Over 4417Gralg ...... $87,500 MLS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. 1 BDRM 698-7627. 4836Scott ...... S .0.~. D ...... $115,000 MLS duplex suite. Washer, dryer & Nat. gas Gyn3nasium 1,200 sq.ft. Natural gas heat. Large lot - MORELS WANTED. WILL buy 1994 80x200. Fenced.Workshop wired end has 5222 MountainVista ...... $165,500EXCL heat Included, no pete. Ph. 635-9416after 5308 Mountaink, istaS.OJ,D. $159,900 MLS Call Ray Warner 638 1808 morals. Please contact CANADIAN s woodstove. $93,900 MLS 5:00 pro. ....__ - 3691 Walnut Dr...... $174,900 EXCL MUSHROOMCOMPANY. 1-464-1466 3905 McNeil Street. Mobile with addition 4914Graham ...... $88,500 12X63 TRAILER FOR RENT IN Sunnyhlll 635-5968 on large comer lot. Fenced.A really cute 470gOlson ...... $94,500 fraller court, venj clean condition, No pets. and cozy home - Includes appliances. Available May 1st. $600/month. 2607 Pear St. Naturalgas heat $46,900MLS " LOTS Referencesrequired. Call 635-7446 14912 Graham...... $24,500 4611 Morris Avenue - Panoramic view, Large home, Fenced yard, many, many MOBILE HOMES

great features,Reduced to $209,900MLS #63 - 3616 Larch...... ,....$38,000 MLS 1932 Queensway Drive - 3 bedrooms, //28.4825 Graham,.~..O.~..~,,..$18,900MLS Natural gas heal Greattixer upper.$49,900 MLS COMMERICAL & INDUSTRIAL Office space(Highway Exposure) 4420GreigAve, Creech Street . 4 bedrooms, view of ...... $7 p.s.f. MLS SkeenaRiver from upperbedroom, A really CommercialBuilding (Downtown) unique home,Needs to be seento be truly ...... $275,000 MLS Saturday,Apr 23/94 appreciated.$109,900 MLS CommercialLots (Downtown) P 4603 DavisAvenue - Looking for property ...... $79,900 MLS 2prn.4pm to rent out. This is a 2 bedroomhome with 2 Restaurant(Business Opportunity) baths. Adjacent to Library Park. Presently ...... $170,000 MLS Asking =82,900 MLS zonedR-2. Futurecommunity plan is shown Light IndustrialLots (2 acres) ...... I as commercial. Good holding property...... $g9,900 MLS ./,,,.,,, $85,OOOMLS CommercialService Building (on Highway) ...... $225~000 MLS 17 unit motel In Hazelton.Priced to sell at *Other New Listingson the MarketSoonl* $319,000MLS ..... DennisLissimore Cmlu tY21 ' John Evans In Attendance Lease - 4000 sq.ft.. Lakelse Avenue - ~ 635-6361 Re/Max of Terrace 638-8093 ExcellentExposure: MLS 638-1400 Independent~ Owned and Operated The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1 994 - C5 TION D

i l, , i i-- 8. CARS FOR SALE 8. CARS FOR SALE 8. CARSFOR SALE 1987 FORD TAURUS LX 98,000 ks, i .... i988 PONTIAC TEMPEST. V6 1987 NISSAN STANZA 84,000 km (p/s, loaded, new tires, excellent cond. $6500. AUTOMATIC, ~lt, in excellent condition. Call 638-0348 p/b, overdrive.) Very good cenditiou. [o "'TC" 'N +EE" ] Must sell. $4200 obo. Call 635-5210 $5000. Phone 638-1616. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. '89 sunblrd, 19630LDS SIERRA, GOOD condition, 120,000 ks, $3500. 2 Ilk'e, 5 speed, 1986 SUBURBAN 4X4, AUTO, new HARDTO FIND MODELS MAY 2-8 VS, p/s, p/o, a/c cruise, tilt, stereo, 638. b'ensmlsslon, good running condition. cassette, cruise, tilt, split rear seat, some 0095, $2000. * 4x4 Supercabs dents, please call 638-8753 Asking $8500 obo. Call 635.2151. 1987 FORDTOPAZ- 4 DOOR, automa'dc, 1990 FORD RANGER EX-CAD. 5 spd, 1985 CHEV CAPRICE 4 door, good * Turbo Diesels a/c, has only 62,000 km. Excellent cond+ condition and ready to go $2C00, phone 4x4, 82,000 km. Good condition, great $5000 obo. Call 635-1718 * 460 V-8's shape. $11,000 obo. 1-692-3060eve. 638-1052. 81 HONDAPRELUDE, 5 SPEED, sunroof, Specializing in 1984 SUZUKI 410 JEEP. NEW TIRES 1976 VOLKSWAGEN BEEffE. ~zona new am/fin Alpine cassette, well car. No rust. 1994 new motor from factory New Ford Trucks Lots of new pads. Hardtop and roof rack. meintained, immaculate condition, one $1400. Ceil 638-0732 with warranty. Pioneer stereo, alarm, Call Harald owner. 120,000km. $3500. Ph: 638-8103 excellent condition $4500. 847-3029 1985 VOLKSWANGON CABRIOLET 1988 MERCTOPAZ, 102,000 KM. GOOD CONVERTIBLE, with CD player. Brand 1989 GRAND PRIX. 3,1 EFI, 4 speed, 533-9856 tires, dear glass, 4 cyl, auto, radio, a/c, auto, air, am/fro cassette, tilt, cruise, alloy new roof, never in accident, excellent $2500. 635-1188 condition. Fun In the sunl $9000 obo. 638- wheels, much more. Excellent couditlon 2943 1990 CAVILLER7.24 LOADED, 64,000 krn, $7850. 847-2399. 11, RECREATIONAL still under warranty. Excellent condition, 1986 CHEVY SPRINT, FRONT wheel $12,900. 638-0622 FOR SALE 1989 FERRARI mondlei T- VEHICLES ddve, 5 speed. Excellent on gas, good Cabriolet. Black/tan, ele~onlc 1991 TOYOTA MR2 TURBO, 27,000 kin. suspension, 3.4 lib'eengine, same as new TRAY.L.MATE PAPOOSE camper. reliable automobile. Asking $2200 obo, Full load, leather, c.d., cassette, $23,500. caJl 635-5461 348, 19,000 miles. Call (604)644-2053 E]estdc, propane. Sleeps three. Fits 842-5757 compact lxuck Ridge, three burner stove, 19920LDS CUTLASS SUPREME SL, 1987 NISSAN STANZA., 4 DOOR COZY CORNER 1989 VOLKSWAGON GOLF, excellent automatic, (p/s' pro, overdrive.) Very good sink, oven. Immaculate. $2500. Firm. 847- v[- --- loaded, elecb'onlc, air, tilt, H.U.D. 18 Inch condition, 60,000 ks. 5 speed, gas 4858 dms. 25,000 km extended warranty condition, $5000. Phone 638-1816. engine, 45 miles/gallon. $8500 obo. Call 1978 EMPRESSA.TYPE MOTOR home. FIREPLACE rernalnlng. $14,500 obo. 849-5047 after 842-5075 1992 SATURN 8(3, 5 sp. Twin Cam 4:00. 460 cu. in. engine on Dodge shassls. SPECIALTIESLTD, 1987 FORD TAURUS AUTOMATIC. Engine, power everything, ABS, cruise, tilt, NC, AM/FM Stereo cassette, 18,000 I~. Stove, tirdge, furnace, & elr conditioning. 1988 AEROSTAR XLT, FULLY LOADED, Am/fm cassette. Good condition. $5200. Sleeps 5. $12,900. 635-5293 R6al & Barb LaFrance excellent condition, $8999.00. 638-0939 Phone 635-6563 Balance of factory warranty, $18,000 obo, 3756 RiverDrive Fornando, 638-1320. 1993 CONQUEST CLASSICDELU~E 30' Terrace, B.C. VSC 3N9 78 TOYOTA CEUCA GT, 5 SPD., new 1988 BLACK MUSTANG SPORTS car, b'avel b'aJler. Slide out living room, elr tires, good body, etc. $850.00. 638-6217 p/I, pro. Am/fro stereo and cassette. Low 1980 MUSTANG 4 SP, sunroof, ex~a (604) 635-6477 tires~ms, 77,000 krn, new paint, brakes, cond., rnlcro, stereo, awning, sleeps 8, 1 miles. $5500. Call 635-4448 excellent cond., asking $17,000 obo. 1986 PLYMOUTH RELIANT; WELL exhaust Rebuilt engine. Immaculate maintained, like new condition; orlginaJ 1979 CHRYSLER LEBARON2 door, 318 condition. Asking $3395.00. Call 635- Phone 846-9877 owner;, automatic; low mileage; Fr. W.D.; engine. Good condition. Clean interior, 5371. 1976 21' DODGE JAMBOREE Asking $3995 obo; 635-3293 after 5:00 good rubber- Asking $1100. Phone 635. MOTORHOME. 1 ton Chassis, 360, 3 spd MACKAY'S FUNERAL pm. 6904 auto, sleeps E Self con~ned, 14' celour 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE T.V., lntedor reconditioned, ceiling SERVICES LTD. REUM MOTORS reuphelstered. New ceiling, roof, tires, Tectace Cremalorium 4626 Davis Ave. Terrace 1986 WESTFAUA CAMPERI2ED VW $9,000. 692.3709~ves Directors: VAN. Good cond. Recent tranamlsslon 26 FT. MOTORHOMEFOR RENT. Sleaps JAMES WESTERMAN & DOUG MAC FARLANE CLOSING OUT SALE and brake work. 2nd owner. $11,900. 6. Self contained $125/day. Advanced JEANETTE SCHULMEISTER Phone evenings842-6477 Bookings call 635-4705 a,o,;O ~leq~os 24 HOUR Cars & irucks 1992 FORD F150 4X4, ONLY 29,000 KM, & monuments Answeringand Pager service 1982 21 Fr TRIPLE E MOTOR HOME 1989 Trans Am, 4 dr, loaded, low mileage very clean short box, 5 speed, 8 cyl,, Toyo tires, 350 Chev. engine, 60,000 mlie~ Sloops 6. Terrace. KitimaL Smithers Funpt~l 5ore,co excellent condition, asking $14,500. Call p'l,nC e "Up~,~ 635"20,44 A~,$uq,at,on 1989 Che% cab extension, canopy; very clean. 847-3673 All the e~as. $17,500 obo. Call 632-2845 1987 1 ton, deluxe window van, 12 passenger. Good 1990 24' CLASS C VANGUARD motor condition. 1990 TOYOTA SR5 X-CAB 4X4, 58,000 home (llmi~l edison). Ford Chassis 460 1982 Toyota Celica, good transportation, some rust, 2 dr KM. Loaded. Asking $18,500. Ceil 632- motor, low mileage, 400 0nan power 6542 hatchback. plant Call 846-5464 eves (5-9): Serious 1992 TOYOTA EXTRACAB4)(4 V6 5-sp. Inqulrles enly. 1976 Chev, Monte Carlo, one owner, low mileage 60,000 kin, arn/tn cassette, air, bedilnar, 8 FT. CAMPER A1 SHAPE $1250, Also HANDY GUYS Trailer new rubber, running boards, Immaculate Dodge 1982 4x4 shortb0)c $2600. Call • +'= Handy Man Service 1977 Skylark Housetrailer, sleeps 6, bath, water heater, inside &out, servicerecords.635-1447 635.5293 furnace, awning. 1980 DATSUN PICKUP EXT.CAB, new 23FT." "FULLY - EOUIPPED 1979 ,+i ~ "~!i!'iP.% No Job Too Small fires. Very dean, $2000. 1-695-6696after WINNEBAGO Brave motor home. Cht Handy Guys Does It All 6 pm. Bums Lake 4000 watt generator, low hours. $15,000. ! 1990 3/4 TON FORD 4)(4. 5 spd., cruise 8474764 .: C~11+638;i282' ...... : Darteilscheck control, am~, cassette stereo. 75,000 1977 SKYLARK 11.5 FT. CAMPER - In ks. $6900 ceil 1-698-7484 Bums Lake. ' very good condition. Comes with one piece solid fibreglass roof. Bathroom & shower. 4 - burner stove wi~ oven. 3 - m m _ ~ way frldgs 02 &110 volt & propane), hot LEASE IT~ walsr heater (propane), fumace, 4 hydraulic jacks, felting aluminum steps 0 I~~EAUTIFUL! Larry steps), eleoldo water pump. Camper tie IIIF" Permanent Dodds downs Included. 20 lb. propane bottles Concrete (2),spare per'm for hydraulic Jacks, 10 gal. Mower Strips grey water container, double stainless (Edging) Lease steal sinks. $3500.00. Phone632.2857 Manager 23' Rienel command bridge Cabin Cruiser, good hull, no 1982 CITATION MOTORHOME,$16,400. FIRST 20 FEET FREE (offer e )lies to 200 feot'o motor or leg, was $700O.00SALE $5500 1978 21' Campion hardtop boat, fully INSTALLED BY LEASE A 1992 FULLSIZE GMC 4X4 loaded, $17,400. 848.9817 TERRACE HELPING HANDS 10 1/2 FT. KIT CAMPER STOVE, fridge, HOME CARE Coupon expires 10/31/94 o..~=359°°',,o.,. fumase, oven and flush toilet. Asking REUM MOTORS ~200. Call 635.7371 4521 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. Dealer # 5685 FOR SALE: 1993 OKANOGAN5th wheel Toilpdml plld $17~.00' *+ =" I ttaller excellent condition, canopy, sky Ills, Phone 635-2655 or 798-2528 (evenings) j WON'T LAST LONG CALL TODAYI tv. antenna, roof rack. $17,900.638-8646 TOLS'EC ~hornh ffl Motors WOULD UKE TO RENT a motor home, LOCK & KEY 3040 Hwy 16 East, Terrace 20-30 July. Appr¢c Sleep 6. Phone CERTIFIED DLR# 7041 635-7286 evenings after 6, 638.1438. LOCKSMITHS CITATION 24' 5131 WHEEL Excellent I 3238 Kalum Street, condition, Awning, tv, stereo, new wheels 1991 F.350 4X4 1 TON CAB, chassis, Terrace, B.C. d]essl 5 spd, excellent shape. 846-5569 & tires, new batteries, sleeps 6, $13,500. evenings. Call 638-1250. 1978 8' SLUMBER QUEEN CAMPER. 638-0241 1991 GMC 4X4 PICK-UP 350 heavy duty TOLL FREE - 1-800-661-2676 overdrive transmission and suspension, Excellent cen~on, frldge,stove, heater & canopy, boxliner, low kilomeb'es, other options, $4500, o.b.e. 638-1865. undercoated, 1railer pkg. $14,900. 635- 1976 23' FRONTIER MOTORHOME 400 9OO9 cu.ln. G.M. W14BBL, ps, pb, c.b, radials, : 1992 FORD RANGER2WD SHORTBOX, awning, fumace, ffldge, stove, full bath, IIIII II I 41, 5 spd, a0, tilt, cruise, 39,000 kms' deeps 6, 28,000 odglnal miles, mint warranty $12,000. 1963 Toyota 4x4 $13,000 obo. 847.5554 eves. ViCtor P. Hawed, 0.D. pickup, lengbox, 5 sp(l $3500. 647.4717 1980 23' TRIPLE E, MOTORHOME, Ford oPrOME-f RIST leave message. 400 deeps 6, full bath, dual air, tibreglaes I I~ I II I PACKAGE #1 1987 GMC 2500 CREWCAB PICKUP, VS, roof, awning, storage pod, ,Nplne stereo, • Wash + Wax + Dress Tires auto, one owner. $3900. Call 4214807 new tires, excellent condition. $15,900. I Cars & Small Pickups ...... $~A 95 I (Burnaby). 846-9288. I #1 - 4748 Lakelse Ave Appts 638~.055 1985 FORD F250 DIESEL 4 x 4 pickup. 1990 24' PROWLER 5th wheel. Sleeps 6. Automatic, stereo, boxllner, looks decent, Excellent condition $16,500, Call 635- Terrace, BC Fax 638-8087 Vans & Full Size Pickups ...... $ 29 95 VSG 1R6 Modem 638-8i;97 I runs well. Asteal at $4995. Phone 635- 1543. *COMPOUNDING 8~ TAR REMOVAL EXTRA 2292, ask for John Lyle or Bob Lawlor, 5 TON FORD TRUCK, 80,000 ks's, 12. MOTORCYCLES PACII

CTION D o III i lUl i i 14. BOATS& MARINE 14. BOATS & MARINE r 15. MACHINERY 15. MACHINERY 17. GARAGESALES i FARMEQUIPMENT 25 HORSE OUTBOARD MERC. Long 12 1/2' POLARIS INFLATABLE. Two(2) TRACTORS 1973 PACIFIC DUMP TRUCK, New QUAUTY FARM EQUIPMENT - 2 COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE: May 8 - shaft. Excellent condition. Asldng $1650. yearsold. Excellentcondition. Comes with John l)eere motor, new tires, cortified. $11,000 obo. Fertilizer spreeders/NHmanure spreader/ 9:00-6:00, at Felrhawn farm - Kltwanga. Cell635.3931 removable transom for Jet ddve. Pro 3020 Gas, Gas Leon Blade $7,500 1978 Westem Star, new paint, new fires #489 NH Swather/#58 NH hay rake/8'JD Follow the sign from the Hwy or ph. 849- 20 FT. K&C THERMAL GLASS. 188 HP quality.$3000 obo. Cell 632-3308 days, or 4010 Loader $ 8,000 with log Trailer. 1974 Hayes Log Trailer. disc/ pest pounder and auger/ misc. 5771 Mere. 1/0, c/w, galvanized trailer, and 2 638-8250evenings. FORD All cerlJfied.More Info. 846-9132 livestock equip./ Many more items/ 260 8000 Cab and 3pt. $10,000 spare props. $6500 Call 632-4026 CUSTOM MADE BOAT TOP8, frames, M.E 35 DIESEL TRACTOR GOOD Ton mixed hay- After 7:00 pm 567.2880 7000 3 pt., loader $14,500 condition, c~ 3 pt snow blade, front end BOBCAT 909 BACKHOE attatchrnant, 1991 MERC 25 HP SHORT SHAFT, 10 boattop repairs, recoveringof boat seats, IltC .... GARAGESALE i hrs. Uke new. $2200. 532-7536 new boat seats. SatellRevinyl, fabrics and loader, roto~ller, hay mower, ~re chains. Rear stabilizers, 60" Indus~'lel grapple April 23, 9 a.m. to I p.m. 414FEL3pt. ' $5,600 $4500 obo. 847-4657 bucket, 60' pick up sweeper. Call 624- 22 1/2 FT. BAYLINERSKAGIT. Uke new. canvas works. RR#3 Johns Road, 250 FEL 3 pt. $3,000 at 4721 Scott Ave. Furniture, 980B AND 950 LOADERS. 5964. 167.5 hre on volvo 200 inboard/outboard Terrace,B.C. 635-4348. 460 2 pt., P,S. : $4,500 fridges, tools & misc. items. w/280 leg. Alcoholstove, elnk, Icebox, Ind 22' CAMPION COM/BRG CASE EXCAVATOR8 all sizes, 3 backhoes, 6 • 16. FARMPRODUCE fish finder, CB, eze load trailer w/dec. IMMACULATE.Rebuilt485 More IB/OB, 1290 Cab 3 pt. . $10,500 water ~ucks, pad foot compacter, gravel winch. Immaculate. $19,000 firm. 1-694. new water pump, 2 depth sounders, vhf, 970 Cab $10,000 pups and end dumps, tilt trailers, Allatl -OATSJASPER 471 LBS per bushel96% 3611 stereo, devon dgs, etc. Uke new gelv. 1200 4x4, 120 lq'P $7,000 paver, tandem dump ttucks. Call VIc 493- germanalJon. Cell 567-4896,Venderhoof. 18. BUSINESS'SER~CES 6791 tandem ~'eller. Asking $19,900. Phone 2670 4x4, 220 Hp w/blade NORLAND POTATOES, 25¢/lb., 635- 1978 23' SANGSTER CRAFT SEDAN 635-5671 R&B RENNOVATIONS. SIDING, sufllt, cruiser. New f.w.c, mere. crulser 188, 18 $22,500 FOUR BEDROOM; 1138 SCLFT. HOME; 2735. M.F. two barroom -one ensure; fireplace up, facla, framing, drywall, addi~ons, roofing, hp kicker' propane stove, sink, enclosed 22 FT. REINELL, COMMAND BRIDGE, LARGE ROUND BALES; good quality 88 Gas w/blade $3,500 woodstove-family room; basement electrical & plumbing. 10 years head, vhf, sounder, him tabs, etc. etc. 360 ChryslerNolvo, head, VHS Stereo, 90% hay; cell; 845-2498or 845.7419evenings. 180 Cab, 3pt. $6,500 complete; paved driveway; detached experience.Cell Rag (604) 562-2993 Complete with 1991 EZl-loader depth sounder, oomplete with fully Houston, B.C. galvanized tandem trailer. $13,500. 635- functionaltrailer. $15,000. 842-5690after 1085 Cab + loader $12,900 garage.shop Insulated. Located at 3300 DIVORCE SERVICES (UNCONTESTED). HAY FOR SALE All kinds, square bales. 2292 ask for Bob Lowieror John Lyle. 7pro 1085 Cab $10,000 Gillespte In Houston. Cell: 845-7251 Resumes & typing. Call CJ Secretarial. VERSATILE Cummins ranch. Hwy 18 West South 638-8006 1979 BAYLINER 2550 SARATOGA 25' McGREGOR SAILBOAT. This large, 4300 INTERNATIONAL CAB & HOOD Hazelten. 842-5316. 256 Bi. Directional FEL3 pt. $2000. 13ft ramp deck $1000. 30 ton COMMAND bridge, f.w.¢. Volvo 260 stable,well kept boat is for sale. Ons of $26,000 engineon 280 leg, swim grid, ~lm tabs, full the fastest t'agerable sailboats on the Tulsa winch for Iowbed~ck $2000.8o(45 276 Bi Directional FEL 3 pt. ft. highboy $5000. Phone846-5213 galley, endesedhead, sleeps4, VHF, CB, market, comes with Main sail end 150 $42,000 2 ec~nders,f.g. dingy, bddge and window percentjib, dgglng, lines, Honda 10 motor, DAVID BROWN SMALL FORDTRACTOR with 3 pt hitch covers and more. This Is an Immaculate pop-top cabin, Danforth 25 pd. anchor, 770 3 pt. $5,500 snow plow In very good condition. $2000. low hr. boat Mustbe seen. $18,900. 635- a~d many exb'as. Freshwater sailed on Cell 635-7809 6779 many of ths lakesIn the Carlboo, In bdsfs 990 3 pt. $4,500 995 3 pt. $6,500 1988 CLARK668 F. GRAPPLESKIDDER, condition. Trailer has been customizedfor 2 new tires. Excellent machine, John 24FT. ZETA WITH COMMAND bddge, one person launch and re~evel, store In DISC'S Deere 1010crawler c/w dozer canopy and stand-up canvas, sliding glass door to your backyard over the winter. Pdcs; 10 ft. 210 Kello offset $6,800 winch. 1-694.3748 cabin, stereo, radios, deep sounder, rod $10,000. Call 747-2193 after 5:00pm or 18 ft. 80 Kello TI)M $6,500 holders, etc. $13,000, with trailer $15,000. 992-5763, 18 ft. 40, offset $5,000 WRECKING 668 C GRAPPLE $KIDDER, 17 ft. Rlenell with canvas top, CB, fish l0 - 16 ft. finishing disc's good engine, winch, chains, tires, and finder, stereo, rod holders, Mere.controls, 14'8' MARINEX RIVER BOAT , 65 $1,200 - 3,200 hydraulics, etc. 1-694.3756 or 1-694-3448. Johnson/Jet/new canvas, 624-5806, frallar $4500. Houseboat with fish finder, Many seed drills, stone .,/grass and $8500.00 BUNCHER 1986 CASE1187-B cw spruce CB, red holders, downdgger, Mere. other equip. city sawhead readyfor work,,T~5,O00obo. SUNRISE AVIATION consols and dual hydraulic steering, 26' 'CAMPION' TOBA Call anytime 1979 white western star rebuilt 400 $5000. 300 gal. fuel tank and stand $250. INBOARD/OUTBOARD cmlser. New. cummins 1988 Parpac Jeep S.A & page (1984) LTD. 500 gaJ.fuel tank, $300. 99 Johnson$900. Vdvo Panta Engine & leg, propanestove, & page pole lxailer.' Good shape $34,000 7.5 Johnson$600. 847-8122 constavolt charger & batteries. To view or HOWARD obo. 1972 TD.15 crawler angle tilt blade, CHARTER SERVICE for Information Pdnce Rupert 627- Scenic Flights, Catering to Loggers, Fishermen, Hunters and Campers 1979 SANGSTER 20 FT 425 mercrulser call JACKSON winch ponyarch, $14,5000 obo. 1.692- 1213 days, 624-3952evenings. 6416. with 9.5 kicker. Cabin model with caddy. - Highway 97 S. Prince George, B.C. Based at Lakelse Lake Galvenlzed tandem ttaller, very little self 15. MACHINERY WANTED: SERVICEABLETRACTOR RR#4, 1st, Ave., Terrace, BC V8G 4V2 water use. Asking $14,500. 847-2898 963-8148 j with 3 pt hRchand FEL under $10,000. Please cell collect624-3502 eves. Phone (604) 798-2210 SYD MUNSON Pager (604) 638-3999

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Ex- Dubrulle French Culinary the position of Public 21-24th 10a.m.-8p.m.; CPA-Canadian Public cellent returns. For more School offers full time 17 Works Foreman. Sunday 10a.m.-6p.m. Auction Ltd., 1605-34Ave. information Phone: 359- week cooking/pastry pro- Resumeswill be accepted New & Selected Power & S.C., Calgary, AB. Com- 7657 or 859-6621 for an grams. Government fund- until the close of business Sail. $4. Admission, Free plete Dispersal forAII West appointment and ap- ing and placement assist- on June 30, 1994. Please shuttle from Swartz Bay. Equipment Inc. Selling on proval. ance. Enroll now for May address to: Public Works PERSONAL D MOBILE I=IAr"ME] L~U~.JL~ULJ behalf of The City of CASH BUSINESS For classes. Call 738-3155 or Foreman Committee, Dis- CANADA LTO Calgary, The City of Sale by owner. 14 Table 1-800-667-7288 (B.C.). trict of Port Hardy, Box 68, JEUNIQUETHEOne Day Lethbridge, Alberta Trans- Billiard Parlour. Snack Bar, VETERINARY OFFICE Port Hardy, B.C. VON Diet. The dietwith a differ- NORTHkAND COMMUNICATIONS LTD. portation & Utilities, ACT 8 Pro Shop, 30 Video Assistant, Train for an 2PO. More info phone: ence. For more informa- . i!...~ oAutotel Rental Limited TransAIta Utilities Machine Arcade. Ideal exciting career! Classes (604)949-6665. tion 1-800-713-7216. Corporation, M.D, of family operation located starting July. Seating is RELIABLE SENIOR re- ,( -, , Marine Security Rockyview and other con- in fast growing commu- limited. Financial Assist- quired for steady part- RECREATIONAL signors. Consisting of nity of Powell River B.C. ance may be available. 1- time, must have car, for VEHICLES ~,.. , Home Automation/Security wheel loaders; gravel Excellent lease. Asking 800-661-9885 South Burnaby/New Westmin- "ABSOLUTELY MUST No, 4. 5002 Pohle 638-0261 trucks; aerial and crane only $195,000. Phone: Granville Business Col- ster area. Call Toll-free 1- trucks; hiway trailers and reading for current and (604)483-3633 or 483- leg.e. 977-7473. prospective RV owners. misc. For more informa- 3700. EMPLOYMENT SALES MANAGER for "How To Buy An RV With- tion or free brochure BUSINESS PERSONALS please call 1(403)269- OPPORTUNITIES twice weekly, award win- out Getting Ripped Off' by 6600. LOOKING FOR Sizzle? INTERNATIONAL AGRI- ning community newspa- J.D, Gallant $13.50 and SIMONS CONSTRUCTION "The Green Book-RV's AUTO Exciting girl-next-door CULTURAL Exchange. per. The Chilliwack Times XXX photos! For discreet, Ages 18-30 with agricul- seeks an experienced, Rated" by J.D, Gallant Carpentry - Renovations ENGINES REBUILT from free, no-hassle info write: tural expenence to live/ $28. For more information $795. ENGINE dynamic sales profes- Karen, Box 670-GB work with family in Aus- sional to lead our sales call 534-1399 or write to: "No Job Too Small" remanufacture from $995. Kelowna, B.C. VIY 7P2, tralia, New Zealand, Eu- Grimes, 20833 Newlands 6 months to pay, 6 Year team. Send resume and Seniors Rates Adults only pleasel rope, Japan, Costs/details covering letter to Andrew Drive, Langley, B.C. V3A 120,000 warranty. Bond 4M3. ORIENTAL INTRODUC- 1-800-263-1827. #206, Yeates, Publisher, The Malcolm Simons Mechanical building en- 1501-17 Ave., Calgary, AB 3678 Juniper Street TIONS International. Brit- Chilliwack Times, #102- REAL ESTATE Journeyman Carpenter gines for 28 years. 872- T2T DE2. Terrace, BC 0641 8-8, 7 days. ish Columbia's largest and 45951 Trethewey Ave,, best introduction service EQUIPMENT Chilliwack, B.C. V2P IK4. LAKESHORE PROP- VSG 5E7 Ph: 635-7724 CANADA ENGINES Ltd. all members in your local Fax: 792-9300. ERTY For Sale, 75ft Front- Quality remanufactured NINE EXCAVATORS, area special offer. For four Backhoes, six Cat 2 POSITIONS, FULL-time age, 160ft Deep. North engines 6 cyl from $995 friendship or marriage call shore Shuswap Lake. Will V8 from $1,095. 6yr, Loaders, six Pups, three with benefits, Service td__q_d_~l o (604)877-4749. Enddumps, four Water Manager/Advisor for Ford carry 2nd mortagage. To- 120,000km limited• war- talS145,000, Phone: 837- P & D BERFELO PROPERTIES LTD. ranty, 580-1050 or 1-800- SPICE UP Your Love Lifel Trucks, six Tilt Trailers, Dealership and Partsman 2348, Fax: 837-4499, General Contractors & Developers 665-3570.12345-114Ave Orderadult-only novelties four Compactors, three for bumper to bumper • Spec & contract Homes Surrey, BCAA Approved. from your home. Lotions Pavers. Fuel, Service and store n reci'eational re- SERVICES oils. games, books, plus Dump Trucks. Cal sort community . Excavation & Road Building AUTO HOT Line - Free morel For your Free Cata- (604)493-6791. Invermere, B.C. (604)342- WE TAKE The Fear Out o Foundations Service to buyers! Look- logue call 1-800-979- FOR SALE MISC. 9310. Of ICBC. 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For more infor- cles and children's stories, ** 19700 LangleyBypass, 1-800-663-2261 Parts, THE ULTIMATE Garden- Langley 534-7273 mation contact Linda 980- Write, call or fax today for er's Store. 1,000's of Prod- Repairs; All Makes. 4451 Eves., 984-7583 our Free Book, "How To ucts, Greenhouses, Hy- ** 800 Cloverdale Ave,, Days, Be A Successful Writer", Victoria 475-1159 TRAVEL Toll-free 1-800-267-1829, droponics, Drip Irrigation. START YOUR own Fax: 1(613)749-9551 .The Huge Book Selection, 80 ** 561-11th Ave., GO FOR The Best.,A8 Page, photo filled cata- homebased businessl Writing School, 38 Campbell River, B.C. 287- Day Air/Coach Fall Foli- "Our expediting service will save your company money" Watkins is today's best McArth ur Ave. Suite 2109, logue $4. refundable on 8787. ageTour/Eastern Canada, order. Western Water business opportunityl For Ottawa, ON KIL 6R2, MOBILE HOMES The Maritlmes, New Eng- CHIMO DELIVERY 638-8530 free information contact: Farms, #103-20120 64th land. 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Free Job Placement with 23 of the world's most able, Call Ridgewood NETWORK Specializing in FABULOUS OPPORTU- Assistance 681-5456/1- important traditional bo- Homes for free info CLASSIFIED ADS -Water Well Drilling -Soil Sampling NITY, Area sunglass dis- 800-665~8339. tanical extracts, Devel- (604)962-9114, Place your ad in over -Mineral Exploration -Air Rotary tributor, Unl mited poten- COUNSELLOR TRAIN- oped by world renowned tial, Complete starter kit- ING Institute of Vancou- natural scientist, Try 30 CUSTOM DESIGNED 100 community news- -Placer Sampling -Pile Driving catalogue, quality sam- veroffers correspondence day supply,,satisfaction Mobile and Modular papersthrougoutB.C. -Blast Hole Drilling up to 12 1/4" Drilling Year Round and the Yukon for only ples. Only $99. Hurry~ lim- courses for the certificate guaranteed oryour money Homes, Buy factory direct and save thousands on $225. For more information call Doug at ited time offer. Write Car- of Counselling Studies to backt 30 Day supply $40. Free ner Corporate Group, Sun- begin on the 15th of the (shipping incl.) or $2, for your new manufactured Call this paper or the glasses, Pier 96, Box month. For a brochure more info, G,Griffiths, 212. home, Remanufactured BCYCNA at: 669- Estimates 635-7877, Terrace B6699, North Vancouver Phone Toll-free 1-800- 1755 Springfield Rd. units also available. Noble 9222. V7L 4L2. (6041990-0099. 665-7044, Kelowna, B,C, V Y 5V5. Homes 1(403)447-3414. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994- C7 TERRACE STANDARD' q TION D

CAREER OPPORTUNITY ..~:~ I:..V.z ,~ EXCELLENT • ~:/"::~ dZP~" opPORTUNITY for your market area HAS AN OPENING FOR A FULL TIME '. .. ~ A career opportunity is available for IF you are looking For an e~ellent line of pianos to distribute & seMce in your COMPOSITOR .- " ~ full or part time hairdressing. rr~rlct, the new Weber Pianos are ideal for small ~dcts & new entrepreneurs. • ~ Apply in person to Rhonda at Weber Phnos ~ssess 9rest ~eetures, materiels, warranty & pricing that make them 4624 Greig Ave. or call easy to sell. The Terrace Standard is looking for a reliable hard working individual to join our professional desktop publishing 638-8787 Previous experience in piano retail is not necessary. department. Send your inquiry to: Weber Piano Division QUALIFICATIONS: Typing speed of 45 wpm or more. 1 30 Royal Crest Court Good knowledge of English language /v~&l~m, Ont. L3R OA1 Skills in Desk.top Publishing on the Macintosh (Quark Express~ Multi-Ad MECHANNC or contact Susan Banderob (905) 51 3-6240, Fax (905) 51 3-9445 Creator, Pagemaker~ etc.) Adequate in Graphic layout. Weber Piano is a product line of the Young C.l~sng (Piano) CanadaCorp. Independent Industrial Supply has an immediate Experienced in newspaper operations an opening for a full time experienced small engine asset but not essential. Must be computer literate. mechanic• Please apply in person to: Largest Import Dealer in The Northwest Requires HOURS OF WORK: Tuesday - Saturday 7 a,m. - 4 p.m. Dal~ or Dick 40 hours a week. during peak periods Independent Industrial Supply Salary based on qualifications. Great benefits package, profit 2903 Kennev. Terrace. B.C. SALES sharing, and pension plan is offered. Please send resume to The Terrace Standard c/o Ed Credgeur REPRESENTATIVE Production Manager, 4647 Lazelle Avenue Terrace, B.C. Must be neat in appearance, reliable, must have Applications accepted until April 29, 1994 minimum.grade 12 education and be able to deal A effectively with the public. SHAMES We offer a good benefits package and excellent •N~ ~'~"---- MOtJNI~N earnings potential• " " ~IORTHCOAST SHAMES MOUNTAIN SKI CORPORATION Please apply in person with resume, to CONSTRUCTION SERVICES. IS CURRENTLY SEEKING PERSONNEL Sales Manager / ~/~ Z' " " " FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITION Thornhill Motors /7 . /.JOB POSTING 3040 Highway 16 TRADE JOURNEYMAN BRIDGEWORKER CARETAKER/JANITOR -Full Time year round caretaker required Terrace, B.C. Nechako Northcoast Construction Services is seeking applicants for a seasonal full-time (duration contingent upon experience) Trade -Must have own transportation Journeyman Bridgeworker. -Accommodation supplied at mountain. Job descriptions may be picked up from Leslie atthe main administration -Some handyman experience would be an asset. office in Terrace• ~ KSANIIOUSE SOCIETY Please apply to: William Hooker/Peter Lansdowne Applicant must apply in person with resume, ~:,,',',,,~27~i,.~,~'~'''''''' Nechako Northcoast Construction VS(; 2NI 4548 Lakelse Avenue (upstairs) phone calls will not be accepted. [JJ_L~ TERRACE SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTER 4544 Lakelse Ave., Terrace SPECIALIZED VICTIM ASSISTANCE COUNSELOR Terrace B.C. V8G 1 P8 Full time salaried union position, 30 hours per week with 3 weeks annual vacation and Phone number: 638-1881 complete benefit package.Salary dependanton experienceand qualification. or QUALIRCATIONS: A bachelorof social work degree and/or extensiverelated tralnlng William Hooker and experiencein crisis management,sexual assault, wife assault, ,,, Nechako Northc0ast Construction Services child sexualabuse, aM kno~edge of first nations cultures.j: ~:.ii~~ ~• Bablne Forest Produ " P.O. Box 357 opportunity for a h,...... c.ts has el cha//en Applicantsshould posses: Smithers, B.C. VOJ 2NO -- • stronu oroa-~ ..... '_"_'~'~¥ mouvated indivldual'g.l.ng - Abilityto maintainaccurate client files. •" =,-,,.=u.onal and nee...... ---. ru.. Phone number: 847-9724 " In'"'Fwaonal skills as a: -Ability to work effectivelyin a 'team" environment. • - Understandingof the legalsystem as it relatesto victims. -Ability to recruit,b'sin and orientatevolunteers. Wildlife Biologist - Knowledgeof communityagendas and abilityto work effectively Reporting to the Wood/ands Man be responsible ~ • ager, thesucces f with same. hablt=~ --,~ .... [or the collecUon of Infn.... ,__ s ul Candldatewlll Employmentis conditionalpending results of a CriminalRecord Searchand the employeewill FULI.-TIME o...,_~• v'T~_u"Pz~ons to be dn~.~-"-~"~ uu" to destgn Wlldllf be requiredto sign an Oathof Confidentiality. ~"vluul[uralPrescrlo~an~ ,~.~ --=,,,wuuo Ill Our Prnh=,~,^~ aevmopment of wll'dli{e"~mer responsibilities will f~,..~.~-.~u, Pleasesend resumesand referencesto'. Hiring Committee C/O ExecutiveDirector Shipper/Receiver KSAN HouseSodety The Ideal candidate will have a B S 202-4630 LazelleAve, Terrace, B,C, VSG 4A6 Full-time positionavailable immediatelyat • ~ .~?u.uu, A stronnkno,.a^._ ..~.,,u,.=uon ofeaucati,,----, p|anuvvildtifacommu=n,,,_ ?,uuge orooreal forest e ..... ,,- =,u. (Closingdate:April 29, 1994) bo ..... ,,,.us ~sessential Corn .... w=yemms and Your Decor. We are lookingfor a mature •. =- ~.usez, =" uu[erexpenencewould This is a 1 Year term POSition. F lit I IlK ...... person with goodorganizational skills. Must i LakesBablneDistrlct Forest Products is located inB Lake, In J be a team player.Salary comensurates with west of Prince George, urns the heart of the experience,Full benefits package. Qualified candidates she uld forward ares ume by April 29,1994 to: J INTERCONNECT Bringyour resume in personto: Planning Forester BABINE FOREST OFFERS DIFFERENT PRODUCTS COMPANy ~ Box 4000 JOB SEEKING OPTIONS O Your Decor Burns Lake, B,C. VOJ IEO 3202 Munroe Street, _- Fax: 4) 6gt-4S9S Babine Phone us to see if we may be of Terrace, B.C. assistance to you. Ask for Richard or Janice. Phone 635-7995 I Terrace needs Foster ] Building Supply Sales Position Parents For Teens! AS WE ARE EXPANDING AT Experienceas a parentis greatlyvaJued. INTERCONNECT; Ministry of Social Services ~ 205-4650LL~III Ave. Terrice, B.C. Yea lS~ TERRACE BUILDERS CENTRE Telephone 635-7995 Fax e35-1516 638-3527 If you: • have building supply sales experience

Repsp B.C., a wholly-owned subaidiew end one tree f=nm licence totalling over • enjoy meeting the public of Repap Enterprises, maintains pulp, 2 million maAAC. [The geographic region paper and sawmill operations in British offers some of the best recreational • are energetic and enthusiastic Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick opportunities anywhere, with world-class • have a winning attitude and Wisconsin. fishing, hunting and hiking as well as two ski aPeaa|. Our operations i. Nortl~westarn B.C, Then: Terrace.Builders Centr include three sawmills and one 1300 We have created an exciting anEI ADMT Kraft pulp mill. Our Wcodlanda challenging position within our • offers an immediate full-time sales pos,,,~,,, ...... Divisions comprise four forest licencos Woodlands organization for an • provides a team spirited, rewarding environment, : '-~'~':' :" rations Forester • offers a competitive compensation and benefit package.

You will assume responsibility for all Forestry advance your career with other RepapB.C, Application for the above position BYAPPOINTMENT ONLY .... operations for a division harvesting opereUone in the future, George McCullough or Ernie Froese :, ~i.: eppr'oximately 350,000 m a per year. Key Ideally you are an RPF with two or more functions will include chart area Terrace Builders Centre Ltd. ~- years of experience end are able to work pr'ocurement, developmentplan submission well both independently end in a team 3207 Munroe Street, ~'!~:!:~ " : and approval, engineering and cu~ing environment permit approvals, in addition to overseeing Terrace, B.C., V8G 3B3 silviculture activities. If you are Interested in this exr~ellcnt Phone: 635-6273 .... -~ - In effect;, your role will involve you in all opportuniW, please write in confidence aspects of s Woodlands Division. providing byApri130,1994 to: Woodlands General you with invaluable experience for career Manager, Repap Carnsby Inc., 10 North growth at a fester pace than otherwise Boundary Rood, South HazelCon, B.C. Terrace Buik possible, as well as the opportunity VOJ iZRO, Repap Carnaby Incorporated DNt; o C8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994

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18, BUSINESS SERVICES 20PE+.L.ES,OC, =+O.KW...E0 .++SooccrAoc,on,lK + COMPUTER OR MANUAL REG Q.H. MARE 9 years rid. Sound. MOTHERWANTS TO care for children, 2 Annual General Meeting [ BOOKKEEPING SERVICE& 8 years Anyone can ride. $3000. 3 year old yrs & older, out of her own home. Wed. Apr. 27/94. 7:30 p.m. I 3RDANNUAL SPIRITUAL expedence, businesses conducted with gelding 15.3 h.h, sport horse breed, good Copperelde.638-0129 Meeting Room in Library I CORRECTION AprilAWARENESS 23 10 a.m.. WEEKEND" 4 p.m. s~lcllst centidance. Will also do Word mind, bone. Well started. $2500. 1-694- ARE YOU SEEKING someone reliable to Contact Ricky 635-9276 J In this week's Kmarl flyer the following April 24 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Processing and Mall Merge. Reliable 3521 provide quality cleaning for your home or , errors haveoccurred'. Open Channel Readings, Tarot service, reasonablerates. Call 638.1587. STANDING AT STUD. GOLDSPRING small o~ce? Call 639-8285, On page 3 the copy for Ihe Children's Readings, Heelings -- Johrle, Reikl. Oulerwesr should have indicated a Sale Therapeutic Touch, Prana, Polarity. ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESSE& Why HARK. 10 yr old Percheron. Very good COUPLE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT as KNOX UNITED Price range of $10.97-$24.97,not $6.97- ionadlc, Crystal, Aroma Therapy', pay high accountingfees for your book. disposition and confirmation. Worked Caretakers etc, for hunting/fishing lodge, $24.97. Rellexology, Expressive Ad. Colour keeping needs? For contidestial, packing/horselogging G.LF. Info. Hank ranch, etc. Isolated areas OK. P.O Box CHU R CH Tho'Coleman'Thermo-Electrle Cooler on Therapy,Crystal. Healing and Tarot DeJong.847-3519 2991, Pdnce George, B.C. V2N 4"17. 4907 Lazelle Ave page 22 has an After Sale Price of Tables, Inrormelion Table, Door Prizes, profesdenal bookkeepingservice, Manual $129.97, not $149.97. The Sale Price Canteen and much more. Everyone or Computercall 635.9592 BLACK ANGUS YEARUNG bulls backed LADY NEW TO AREA will clean your 635-601 4 remains at $99.97 and the saving is welcome. Drop by and see what the by 20 years of R.O.P. Poplar Meadows home the professional way. Will also do 1 0:30 arn Sunday School $3o.oo. Please note that the Adaptor Centre has to offer and meet the Ranch; F&D. Sldmbdd, Box 111, Topley, M/1 and M/0 once, residential and and Worship shownpackage, on the box is not included in Ihis leachers,NIRVANA students METAPHYSIC and healers. IFor a weight loss system that~ B.C. phone: 696-3672or Fax: 696-3484 commercial.Call Barb at 635-4529 Minister We apologizefor any inconveniencethis & HEALING CENTRE Iso gives you energy, now in II DALMATION PUPPIES C.KC. registered. NEW LIFE NEEDED In your home? may h,vo cs,,sed. 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 a tea that works. Ill Ready to go May 7, $600.00, 698.7457. Wallpaper? I will s~ip old and apply new. The Rev. Michael Hare Kmart Canada Limited Herbalife Distributor III • WANTED:BRED COWS, to calve by May, Help you decide colours end patterns. Diane Rowe 638-1349 JJ or cow-calf pairs. Call 567-,3,385. kl~hon uplifts, paint, stencils, moldings Vanderhoof needed? Any old or new furniture need LOOKING F0R GRASS CATrLE? We re'finishing? Cultured °r field st°he can I ~~"J _~.,o=~r~ P i~,~ f!+i+ii~ii~~!~~iiiii~ii!!!!il!~t GROUND LEVEL WORKS have lots available. Contact your team add warmth to your fireplace, planters ~ l~+i~~i~~~~i~l TILLING agent Dlck Coombs. 567-3385. walls, Inside or out I can help you. Call For gardens or yards IRON WiLL ARCTIC sibeden hybdd wolf ~ele, 1-895-6521.Leave message. |~ U~U~t STEVE WEBB ,,..o+,c,s ...... /:/:::i...... 638-2036 WANTING TO BUY OR sell cattle. Call YOUM5 TRIED THE REST, now try the Jack Reitoma. 847-2528. best For safe weight loss, call CDT Health " ' i:. :. : wow!:.:::::":..::: FOR SALE. RED Angus and Charolals and Nutrition. For details, 1-698-7319. Yeadlng bails. Contact Gldding Bros., C,O,D.mail order. WINDOW CLEANING RaWedd ng:: Telkwa, B.C. 846-5628 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of :::./.AdVehtUfes' :/.". CATTLE TO MARKET? Ship to where you Latter-DaySaints, the Mormons. Fact or :. :.: For.:F;ree Ihforl~ati:o:n..:. '+ know the buyers are! Calgary stockyazds Notion, Shadow or Reality. Phone 847- • .:: 63~1 +775:- ~i..-:,- ~athmore. Trucks going on a regular 5758for reoordedmessage. , . . + .... : • :,: ": • . . • basis - from 1 head, to a liner load! Excellent trucking ratesl Contact your Sunn Canadian "ream' agent Dick Coombs 567-3385. '11ze Church of' Jesus Cbris~ at" Resources SIAMESE KITTENS and older call. La(;ter Day Sain~ * Wheelchair & MobilityServicing Beautiful colour and dispositiened. Call Sacrament Meeting j...~-~. ._ -- Parts & Accessories momings692-3722 10:00 am " t-,~.:~:J- ..... ~--~'~.,~ * Installationof Aids for Home & Office 21. HELP WANTED * Service for Handicappedpersons & Seniors WANTED: CARPENTRY WORK done for 1744 Kenworth & Queensway =- ..... ~~...=~.~-~ ...... -~ ALSO: GeneralHandiman Services exchange of installation of cermlc tyle and 635-9263 ..... -: marble. Call 638-7284 ~ ~:'= ...... Phone 635.1141 NEW to the NORTH! i EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAIDS. CONCEPT NOW Cosmetics APPLY with resume to Cedars Motel. JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER ily founded in California In 1 971 DRYTOP GREETING CARD SERVICE rop. required ComeJoin Our GlobalFam wm do finishing, renovations, install cabinets, patio, pH correct and vitamin based to look after card section, Involves ~ . painting. Also will build furniture. CNCis add-balan~Mwithin the idealpH range.When cosmetics are not pH ordedng, & puffing orders out ~"~ ~ ~i PrefinishedHardwood Flooring =,+~, they ~sturb the skin's pl'otec~veadd.shield caused skin to age,fine, GUTTERS ApproxJmatley2-3 hours every two weeks. .////Jp~ breakout, etc. If the creams,soaps or lotionsyou ~'e using do not say 'pH I Maple, birch, ash, oak.Available in natural and various b~mced'-THEYARENOTt Rease fax appllcaltms to 403-273-1844 i CNC's focus is on skin ca'e, offering some~ingfar everyskin typ0, eventhe = by Apd119111. coloum. (No sanding required)Size 3/4" x 2 1/2" or 31/4" mires cream Ce~luffrm,dramatic breskUvough c~eam that hdps redu~ HELP REQUIRED FOR tishing lodge on t 635-6277 0eave a message) ~u~t,~ (~ saferattemahve to liposuctionl)Call GisetleBirch at 635.9446for I CALL themore info. ' •Bablne.: . Lake. • Duties indude,, chambermalding, kitchen work, clerking, walfreeslng, misc. lobs. Wages include FIRST CLASS PET CARE Decorating Consultation In Yon, Home Specializing in 5" continuous steel or aluminum gutters. room & board: starts May 1, until October. SUNDAY for the Love of Pets! For Just $50 1 Can Help You: Installation, repairs & Resume to: Tukil Lodge, Box 3693, AM - 2 Worship Se~ices Vacation and Daycare Service ,~ ~ Define Your Style ~ Manage Space Sm~ers, B.C. V0J 2N0 9:15 & 11:00 -,~f.'.;t:'~ r~. Explore Co/or cleaning. . Home VIsits • Daycere ~...'1 ~, ~ P/ace Lightning SERVING TERRACE SAVING FOR A holidaykenovationseto? Child care and Sunday School , Walks • Home Security ~!~tP~~3,,.z..~ ~\ ,~ Creatively Use What You Have Make ex~a money In your own hoursl For through grade three . Feeding . Pet Taxi ~,~'~'~:--':] & KITIMAT allmited time, sign up for only $17.00. Call PM- Family Bible School E i Iee n's Oecorating I Roofing and Siding Willy 635-3810 6:00 pm for all ages , Medications ServingTerrace and Thomhill I Installation and Repairs FARWEST BUS UNES LTD. has an WEEKLY KRYSTAL OLESON (604) 635-7484 635-3620 ,, Immediate opening for a journeyman, Call Steve 638-0838 heavyduty mechanic or commercial PioneerClubs, Youth Ministries,Home transport mechanlc for Its Prince Rupert Bible Stud~ & Ladies'lime Out For Information On The To PlaceYour Adln The HomeBased I Lo=tien. P~easesend r~umes to: ALLIANCE CHURCH HOMEBASED Businessn; +.,1;+ I Farwest Bus Unes Ltd. City Center, TERRACE BUSiNESSASSOCIATION ~,rec,0,y~.,s, I~timat, BO, or Fax632-5701 4923AgarAve. Meetings Held On 3rd of Each Month I ~"~'eed~m"dmd For more information Please Phone 635-9415 Phone 638,7283 t exciting earning potential. Become a Phone 635-7727 or635-7725 ' I Distributor sellng Ma Chede Ungerie. Quality &service maks us #1 since 1975. Call 1-800-661-3305

management consultants Is seeking a cerll~ed silviculture surveyor. For more info contact Sue or Steve at 846-5722 Send resumes to RR#I, $4, C33, Telk~va, B.C. VOJ 2X0. WANT TO EARN Extra income? Full or part time, call 635-3066. EARN UP TO $646~eak to assemble = Cbdsas and ho,,d.ydeo ation, year If you're reltable, th n we have an round, at home. Work available across Canad~ For more Info. sonde self- excellent opportun=ty to make addressed stamped envelope to Magic Chdstmas2212Gladwlncr,,UnltD-2, ext. additional income in your spare 19. LOST & FOUND 294, Ottawa, Ontario KIB-hN1. FOUND ONE BLACK rabbit Cell Jamle, 23. WORK WANTED time. 635-4444 LOST - BLACK & WHITE long hair WILL ROTOTILLAND SHREDyour If you or someone you know is noutured male cat, wearing leopard pdnt leaves and branchesfor mulch. Will repair collar with name tag and bells. Name e.°r tune+ youromal, englnes cat, mE- interested, then give us a call 'Bobby' on tag. Rewardoffered. 638-8868 MISSING FROM GRAHAM AVENUE CARPENTER WITH TR,ADE TODAY! since March 23~4, 2 year old neutered qualMcatiens, 17 yrs. experience. Will do brown and tan male Husky. Very friendly. carpenlw work, siding, & siding repairs & Answers to "Buddy' and friend to 7 framing. No job too big or smalL Leave kids.638-1112 message 638-0136 BROWN LEATHER PURSE with batik 40 YR. OLD WOMAN WITH 2children on Interior (rectangular shape), reward home schooling program, will do ~Jterlng offered. Call Kathy 638-8780or 635.9367 In my home for children In French I Immersion who need exlTa help after 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK school, Tues.-Sat 3 to 9 pro, Will also II supervise & help children on TOP QUALITY BULLS, ranch raised correopondense. Grades 1-8 from 9 am-3 simmentels,with the FleokvalhIntiuence. 3 pm. if parents need time off, Heady fee. yr old fullblood, excellentprogeny. 2 yr old For more Info.. 638.0775 fullblood, easy caiver. 2 yearling CARING MOM OF preschoolers in fuUbloods' top Fleckvelh bloodlines. Queensway area will babysit preschoolers SprlnghlllFarm, WayneTofsrud, 846.5550 In my home Monday. Friday. 638-0051 STANDING AT STUD, NoDe-Jet-bar AO.H.A s~llon, 16.5 hh, solid black. ;~x~xzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx;f Producingtop quality colts, For best dates, ~t " Looking f6r ~]. book early, Phone Jerry Cummings 847- ~ I =11;| ~if_,l~l =!1 3311 l~ Child Care? ~ ~" Skeena Child Care Supp°rt H bulls and cow/calf palm ~ sale, Phone I~] Program can help you make ~;] S ~' F~. NDARD 847-9518 ~ the right choice for your child. ~|. ~ :For information on choosing ~ Black Lab/Cocker Spaniel x pup. Good t~care and available options, call [~t. 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S6 (604) 838-7283 Fax (604) 636-6432 I with children.638.1952 " H COCO at 638-1113. ~] REG. 3 YEAR OLD NUBIAN buck. 1 ~ Afree ser~ce provided by the T~rrace~ old polypayram. (4) eight old goat '.~J Women'e Resource Centre and funded ~| month ;~ by the Ministry of Women's Equal.ity. ~] kids for meat 1-695-6473, 638-7283 .t~x~_~xx_~A~:xx,.xxx~:x.z~J, I . The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 - C9 CTI()N D

i i 24. NOTICES 24. NOTICES 26. PERSONALS 26. PERSONALS 28. CARD OF THANKS 31. AUCTION SALES PRO.UFE EDUCATION 'available to A TRIBUTE TO BITTERNESS. I have JOE HOLDER'S REGISTERED quarter general public, videos; pamphlets, landing chosen to be bitter. Bitterness brings me horse dispersal sale at Vandorhoof library, dealing with human life issues such great strength. The ability to hurt like hell THANK YOU Auction market, April 23/94, at 1:00 pro. as abortion and outhanasl& Student inside and ~en put on a face of happiness 30.40 horses of all ages. All horses vet enquldas welcome. Call 635-3646. "lb the two ladies who drove me E on the outside so convincing that I believe to Mills Memorial Hospital after checked. Horses will be at Vanderhool it myself. This wonderful ability comes the accident that I had in the Auction market, April 22nd. Call 567-4333 through the strength of bitterness. Safeway parking lot on Tuesday, or 692.3722 CORRECTION Bitterness that wonderful component that Mother'sDay Craft Sale In this week's Kraal1 flyer the fotlowlng won't allow me to confess my hurt, my April 5, 1994. Saturday, April 23 errors haveoccurred: Thanks On page 3 the copy for the Children's anger, my remorse, or my gullL What Jim MacKenzie 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Outerwear should have Indicated a Sale s~'ength you have oh blttomess. You have at the Terrace Inn 4551 Greig Ave. Price range of $10.97-$24.97, not $6.97- squeezed the life out of me and those All proceeds of table rentals go to $24.97. around! I have become one of the walking the Heart Fund. The 'Coleman'Thermo-Electric Cooler on dead. But alas. To hell with bitterness thal page 22 has an After Sale Price of love may bdng life anew to me and those lf onlywe knew I ~hanks so much to everyone for all their kindness t Tables for rent at $20.00 each. $129.97, not $149.97. The Sale Price around. For more information call remains at $99.97 and the saving Is you'd achieve 42 HAVING TROUBLE with your DRINKING. and support during this time. The support we've Shirley at 635-5707 or $30.00. Please note that the Adaptor we could have shown on the box is not rncluded in this Call AlcoholicsAnonymoue 6&5-65&']. warnedyour mother! been shown, has just been incredible. We really Chelan at 635-7721 package. The Rose Bushes on page 23 have been B,t h~/. Who k,~? appreciate how much everyone has p~ lied Illustratedand describedincorrectly. These ~ Love Punk, Barry & Di St. Matthew's Anglican are being sold Individuallyat $4.99, not 2 Church per package. , & Uncle Dick together, to help us through this. 4514. LakelseAve. The 'Professional'style Lawn Edging on ~ Thanks again Ph. 635-9019 page 23 is not on salefor $3.99. However, , ~ Mark Michelle & Jessica Lapointe Emergencies: 638-1472 this price still applies for the 'Industrial' Paetor: The Rev. Dean Houghton style shown. ' ~ 27. ANNOUNCEMENTS Deacon: The Roy. Jim Cain The 45,000 BTU Barbecueon page 24 is not as illustrated. ~1 FRUIT TREE SPECIALISTS[ Boughog =~l ~~= = "=~"~,~ ~l= Come Worship With Us We apologize for any inconveniencethis ~ Nurseries, Valley River, MB, ROL 2110. 68 Sundays 10:O0 e,m. may havecaused. ~ vade~ee. Manitoba grown, apple, plum, Holy Eucharist ~ cherry trees, small fruits, hardy rose Kmart CanadaLimited Sunday School & Nursery ' ~' 82shrubs, years. etc. Free Snipptng eatal~ue. across (204) Canada 638-7618. fol THANK OU available Wednesdays 7:00. p.m. 2.5. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~" ~ .~th the blessingof~ THE REALESTATEiNS.~UiE~ilBi : Residents and staff of Terraceview Lodge NIKO'S 2 FOR 1 PIZZA for sale. Asidng their parents : LUNCHEONSPEAKER::. $72,500 plus Inventory, obo. Only serious Anne Eide would like to take this opportunity to ' ::'.. .DR,ROSLYN.KUNINi::/~. : inquiries. 635-4270. After 4 pm 638-1500 extend a hearty Thank You to all of the :: :i .s/:oPPoRruNif/ES:i/V :i:: :: PRIME VENDING ROUTES available In and high protit locations. All cash business. Breton Thomas local businesses, service groups, : ,:: 'gMALLER:cEN~EB~':i::::ii:.!.:: Guarontsed returns. Call Eagle 1-800- community organizations and countless 387.CASH. announce their individuals who have contributed to the April 21 ' : : " :i2N00NTO!21P, M/?: :: :. WELL ESTABUSHEO PET store In engagement. enrichment of life for Terraceview Lodge .at the Ooas(::ln~:::oitil:e:'.~e~ii :Teirace:: ! downtown mall, Includes all fixtures, stock To The Love of My Life Parents: and lease hold improvements. 885,000. Happy Big Kolbjorn & Christine residents through VOLUNTEERINGI 992-7255 Thank you. ::::Tracy.:::~r: ch.a!ie~, ~i ~38:1!:i6,:: : Eide~ 26. PERSONALS Terrace o and Your efforts and commitment GOOD LOOKING, LOVING, sensuous, tall Paul & Anne Thomas, THORNHILL gentleman, 39, seeks lasting female Honey are much appreciated. companion. Wdta with photo, phone & •3 Delta E J COMMUNITY details to box 2000, Pdnce Rupert, V8J Corinna _~ r~ 3W8 CHURCH- . , PRIVATEINVESTIGATIONS: DISPUTES: Teens & Adults Bible Classes 9'30 . Business or personal. Criminal Defend.. Loss preven~on. Confidantfagprolassional. " Sunday's C0ol Club 9'30 Call (604)s62-~.

Sunday 10:45 ...... i::!~i!iiiiiii ...... At The Tho~ iii!!~munity Hall NORTHCOAST AWANACubb;: ~!~:~::M.S'* Program L Pavanel '.... o Accountin----g Services HEALTH & FITNESS •:,:.::::~ .:-:.::.::::.: :: .::::::::. ,,.p.,,.=...:.:.:.:.:.:.; ~s You~ G~ u~ :::~...... Computerized or Manual Accounting 4550 Greig Ave. 635-6500 ~::::::i~i;:' !~ii~.! ~i~::::iii::i.,I ~llese & Careem:: : :::::. "~,j...... View our new facilities between ...... :.:::::. :::::::: .:::..., ~, . ::. 10 Years Experience '::~$!:!:!:i::.. ..::::!::::::::: ::::::::: '::;:::!$1:~::L 'fl .:::i:::!::::::::' 1:00 and 7:00 pm March 15 to 30 AsF~!~N'~i~i~i~o~::i~ili!!%~!::...... Phone 635-5058 635'3450 Save 50% On Memberships

29. IN MEMORIAM 30. OBITUARIES 4731 Lazelle Terrace, B.C. V8G 1T3 CARLING, HELEN FRANCES of Halifax, Auto Refinishing EARIN0 atthe Halifax Infirmary on April 10, 199¢ * Collision Repair * Windshields Born In London, Ontario, she was a * ICBC Claims * Krown Rust Control ~ PE ECH Phone: 604-635-4327 daughter of the late John Arthur & Teresa Pick Up And Delivery Available Fax: 604-635-6303 In memory of our loving mother, (Howe) Hatsiey. She Is survived by her Kilby Road, New Remo, Terrace CLISlCS Elsie, Inkster husband Harold E, 1 son Michael John, Terrace 'Traffic Jams Custom Kitimat Me,ton, N.B,, ! daughter Mary Catherine. 635-7172 Auto Refinishing 632-7147 who passed away Apri121, 1993. Mrs. Pen Fleming, Terrace, B.C., 7 grandchildren, Stephen, Paul, David, Mother Dear, Teresa, Christopher, Travls & Erln, a I feel as If you are so near brother.ln-law John F. Cariing, London, PH nc'c Ccorg= although you have left us Cht, and 2 nalcee. She was pro.deceased PROSTHETICS Lt~ Just a year, by a brother Jack. Visitation was STARTINGA NEW BUSINESS I miss your smiling face, onMonday April 11, 1994 between the is NOW OPEN in Terrace your loving embrace. hours 2-4 and 7-9 pm at J.A Snow at 4650 Lakelse Ave. Tears still flow, Funeral Home, Halifax.'Funeral Mass was IN THE NORTHWEST? although we know, held Tues., Apd1121h at 10: am, St. Plus X Ask aboutthe TerraceStandard ~c~n=dp~mt b. a~w cp.(~ Call for an aooointmenE your In God's Iovtng care. Roman Catholic Church, Halifax. Burial I-I--- Gate of Heaven Cemetery Lower Sackville new businessad package, Phone: i-8OO-565-O808 Ever Remembered Nova Scoffs. Bus. (604)561.0549 With Love Family flowers.only, Memodal Donations Res, (604) 561.1431 2245 West'woodDrive Fax:(604) 561.7440 Pdnce George,BG V2N 4V6 Family Inkster, Seymour and may be made to the Canadian Cancer Phone 638-7283 Paul's family from the Yukon. 8odety, The Lung Assoda~lon or the Palliative care unit of the Halifax Infirma~/.

~ANDREW MILE ~ was FIRST RESPONSE born February 16, 1908 in First Aid Services ' IN LOVING MEMORY OF F-MRF Ventures Kennedy Saskatchewan. He * WCB Certifiation • Convenient "times IAN MITCHELL passed away March 7, 1994. Group Rates January 15, 1948 to Funeral services were held in Small Engine Repairs the Elks Hall March 11, 1994. ering Certification In WCB, Red Cross & CPR April 18, 1974 Mr. Arnold Blonke and Mr, Personal Kit $9.95 3101 Blakebum Street, However long our Harold Schcck officiating, lie Basic Kit $65.00 Terrace, B,C, VSG 3J1 lives may last, is survived by three daughters Lilllan (Wilfred) Haugland; Level I Kit $149.00 Mike Frenette 635-4900 Whatever lands Margare I (George) Hamer; Kelth Janas 638-1831 we view, Sarah (Frank)Pongracz; 10 grandchildren and 18 great Whatever Joy or grandehiidren and one great grief be ours, great grandson, lie is pre- We will ahvays think deceased by granddaughter, Gayle Ilaugland and grandson SNT • MINI, STORAGE of you. Run Pongracz, Pall Bearers Self Serve Mini Storage. Heated Unils Fire and Burglar Alarm Systems [~ Arleen, Shawn were his six grand-sons, Alan, Ed, and Jerry Itaugland, Store It •~,.A,'~, & Family d (formerly Ironworks) . R.V.Storage U ~ Lock It ~ . Reside~ialaM Russell and Roger Hamer and • Coats . Keep the kay Com~dal Mark Pongracz, Internment 4545 Lazelle Avenue Swage was in the Terrace Municipal Terrace, BC VeG 4E1 • Cars FencedIn Compound• EasyAccess ., Conve~m Cemetery. I~ 635-4130 • Trailers 638-2023 Lee=ion HOURS • ] Sate'OrYS~an.I FAX: 638-8407 TANIS SUTHERLAND 6:00 am. g:00 pm Mon,. Frl. 5043 Keith AVenue, Terrace, B.C. VSG 1K8 Owner/Manager 10:00 am, 4:00 pm Sat. & Sun. • : C10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1994 CTION AD

N OTICE TO Previnc,of MinlsWof¢ 1 N(~TICE TO CREDITORS NOTICETO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Drlll*k Columbll Fmasts CREDITORS AND Estateof the deceased: AND OTHERS N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEOF: 32. LEGAL NOTICES LENT/: GARRY ALLAN A.K.A. THEODORALOIS HIDBER, OTHERS INVITATION TO TENDER Ret The estate of Horace Victor GARRY ALLEN LENT/ A.K.A. Formerlyof Terrace, BritishColumbia Creditors and others having Sealed tender| lot ~KM.O~ GARYALLAN LENT/, LATE OF Evans, deceased, 'formerly of 3447 claims against the estate of INmonatratlonFrost Site Mslnbnanceand Elsworth Camp, P.O. Box 1064, River Drive, Terrace, B,C. Creditorsand others havingdaims agaJmt security contract,,~1 be receivedno laterthan Nina May Huebschwerlen are NOTICE TO May 27, t994 @ 14:00 hrs by the dints'let Terrace, BC also doing business the above estate, are requiredto sendfull Manager,Kalum Forest DbtdcL under the name of Undercut Creditors and others having claims particulars of such claims to Crampton, hereby notified under section against the estate of Horace Victor CREDITORS AND Thla contract consl,ts of general site Contracting Limited. Brown & Amdt, //3.4623 Park Avenue, 38 of the Trustee Act that maintenanceand security of thirty five (35) Evans are hereby notified under VSG 1V5, Terrace, BritishColumbia, on or particulars of their claims OTHERS vehlebu~t reu'eaUonires locatedat RedMnd Creditors and others having claims section 38 of the Trustee Act that before the 1st day of June, 1994, after should be sent to Christian O. Lake end the Hart Farmapproximately 26 km againstthe said estate(s),are requiredto particulars of their claims should be Re: The estate of JUANITA nolthof Terrace. send full particulars of such claim duly which date the assets of the said estate Hansen, 144 - 111 Tabor LORRAINE HATTON, sent to the Administratrix, Mrs. Greta will be distributedhaving regardonly to the Plans and speciflcatJommay be viewedand or verified to the PUBLICTRUSTEE,//600 - Jenner, e/o Warner Bandstra, #200- Boulevard, Prince George, deceased, formerly of 5004 )btalnedat the Mlnkdlyof Foteld|Office 200- 808 West HastingsStreet, Vancouver,BC claimsthat have beenreceived. 5220 KetthAvenue, Terrace, Bdtllh CoTumble, 4630 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. B.C. V2M 5N3 on or before Lanfesr Ddve, Terrace, B.C. VOQ1L1 on or ariarApd128, 1994. V6C 3L3, on or before the 2nd day of V8O 1S6 on or before May 30, 1994, May 2, 1994 after which date June, 1994, afterwhich date the estate's RUTH HIDBER and QualHlcatlona: after which date the Ackninistratrix THEODOREJOHN HIDBER, the estate will be dlstdbuted to Creditors and ot~ers having 1. Ss~factorycompleUon of the FacilitY assets will be distributed,having regard Acc,edltatJonCourls. will distribute the estate among the F.,~CUTORS the parties entitled to it, having claims against the estate of onlyto claimsthat havebeen received, parties cntitlcd to it, having regard to 2. Minimumof one (1) yearexpederce In c/o CRAMPTON, BROWN & ARNDT regard to the claims of which Juanita Lorraine Hatton are MYRNAHALL the claims of which the Adrnin- aecudtyand maintenanceof Parkor Solicitorsfor the Estate notice has been given. hereby notified under section RecreaeonSite. PUBLIC TRUSTEE istratrix then has notice. 38 of the Trustee Act that SiteTour Date: Lewlr41 the Kilum DistrictOffk:s (~ O8:30 particulars of their claims hra on May 13,1904.Site tour Is mandatory. should be sent to the Tenderswill be openedIn publicat the time of Administratrix at 200-4630 closing. Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Tandemmust be submittedon the tenderform and In the envelopeprovided. on or before May 27, 1994, Tender= will not be comldsred having any after which date the qualifyingclauses whatsoeverand the lowest Administratrix will distribute the or anytender will not neceisadlybe accepted. estate among the parties All Inquires should be directed to Axt Mol, Silviculture Planner at the above address. entitled to it, having regard to Phone638-5100. the claims of which the Theseworks will be administeredby the British Administratrix then has notice. ColumbiaMlnbW d Forints.

NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED BIG SOUNDS DO COME IN SMALL PACKAGES !!! Each of the following areas has a proposed Pre-Harvest Silviculture Prescription that will apply if approval to log the AX-1 2 area is obtained from the Ministry of Forests.The proposed MINIHI-FI SYstEm :'.: ..:...... prescriptions will be available for viewing until June 3, 1994 40 Watts RMS Total at the address noted below, during regular working hours. (less than 0.9% THD) To ensure consideration before logging commences, any • 5 Mode Preset Graphic Equalizer written comments must be made to Greg Goes RPF at • Super Wide Surround Sound 33610 E. Broadway Ave., Mission, B.C., V2V 4M¢ by the above date. • Dynamic Bass Circuit Form of Agreement: F.L Licence No.: A-16886

s5990o Cutting Permit: 012 ,, , B ock 02 i:~ Location: Hoan Cr...... ,!",~ ..... ': ...... - . ~/ Area (ha): 40.0 Amendment (Y/N): N SIM GAN FOREST CORPORATION

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,jr)¢¢!WITH TH6EDpILISRCCHN~ASJ~sEGoFFF~E|ITNHEERT~E ~,~.~,,~--~,~i~ The Distdctof Stewart will be acting as the general contractorto construct [~i~jUl~,~ ~. HITACHI AX-C12 ORTHE AX-C 5 ~f~~~ a Tourist information centre at Turnaround Park. The District of Stewart I ~~ lw " MINI HI-FI SYSTEM will be working with the Chamber of Commerce for proposalsfor the sub- ,~,,~,_, ..... -.~.--... A VALUE OF $29.95 trades for this project. If you are interested in bidding on these sub-contracts, please contact Brian Woodward,Administrator at 636-2251 or Box 460, Stewart, B.C. V0T 1WO. J SUB-CONTRACTS REQUIRED. ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. SEPTIC TANKAND FIELD WASHROOM FIXTURES WASHROOM FIXTURE INSTALLATION FOUNDATION AND FOOTINGS -C1 5 HEATING SYSTEM Interested parties will be required to contact the District of Stewart AND PROVIDE BIDS FOR THE SUB.CONTRACTS BY APRIL 28, 1994 4.PM. "~"~"~'~ -...... --~h~_'~ .70 Watt RMS Total (less than 0.9% THD) SPECIFICATIONS ON THE PROJECT ARE AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW AX-C12 • 6 Ba-ld Spectrum Analyzer Display : AT THE DISTRICT OF STEWART MUNICIPAL HALL, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. MINI HI-FI SYSTEM • 6 Disc CD Changer Plus One Individual Tray Construction of the foundationsand footingswill take place approximately • 6 Disc CD Changer Plus One IndividLlal Tray * 3Way ',Curvilinea(' Speaker May 1, 1994. delivery and constructionof the building ~11 take place on • 40 Watts RMS Total (Less than 0.9% THD) • Super Wide surround Sound May 15, 1994. Sub-contractors will be required to complete their Sub- • 5 Mode Prese~ Graphic Equalizer 00 contract between May 17 and June 1, 1994. • Dynamic Bas~ Circuit B.M. Woodward, CMC / : :i ¸ Administrator $699 00 HITACHI

AI-I'ENTION EQUIPMENT CONTRACTORS BARE RENTAL/LEASE ,i SEASONAL SNOW CLEARING Tt',e Good Guys K[II/AAT EQUIPMENT The District of Kitimst wishes lo explore the possibility of seasonal rental/leasing terms for up to three (3) graders for use in Munlclpal snow clearing operatlons, As graders are a critical component of these operations, it is desired to have these units on site for a f'p,'e (5) month term, from November 1, 1994 through to March 31, 1995, with possible renewal options available for P extended terms and further seasonal rentals. The proposed equipment shall be a 1990 R production model, or newer, of good commercial quality and must be complete 0 with a Motor Vehicle Inspection Certificate issued by the Ministry of Highways P Request for Proposal forms are available at the District of Kltlmat, Main Reoepllon Desk, 0 270 City Centre, Kltlmat, B,C,, VSC 2H7 end at the Purchasing Department Offices, 206 4721 Lakelse A /, nue, S Enterprise Avenue, Kltlmat, B,C,, VeC 2C7. A Closing date Is Thuradlv, Anfll 2G. t 994 at Downtown Terrace For further Information, please co.tact the L undersigned at 632-7200, S Steve Lawson 638-1200 Purchaslttg Avent _ i L The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 199¢- Cll

I anti Provinceof Ministry0f ~~~ CRTC DECISION C dff i~I British Columbia Forests Decision94.92, Lake Broadcasting Corp,, Monte Creekand SouthThompson River Valley, B,C, APPROVE0-- Extensionof constructiondssdllne for the undertakingserving Monte Creekand South"nlompson River Valley, Servicenow must be providedon or before7 May A TION NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION 1994. 'You m.y read CRTCdocuments In the 'CanadaGazette' pert I; st CRTC offices;at FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED reference libraries; and at the licensee'soffices during normal businesshours, To obtain Notice CRTC public documents,dontact the CRTC at: Ottawa-Hull (819) 997-2429;Halifax (902) 426-7997;Montreal (514) 2e3-6607; VAnnipeg (204) 983-6306; Vancouver (604) 666.2111', Eachef thefollowing n.'ess has a proposedR'e-Harvest Silviculture Plesaipllen Ihal will applyif approval to log the areais obtainedfrom the MinistP/ofForests, The proposedprescri~om will be availablefor lel CanadianRadio-television and Conaeilde ¼ radlodiffuslonet des ADS viewinguntil June 2,1994 at the addressholed ~low, dudng regu~ we d,.~g hours. TelecommuntcatlonaCommission t61~communlcatlonsoznadbnnea To ensureconsideration before loggingcorrrnences, any writtencomments m~ be madeto B,D. Down[e,District Manager, #200. 5220Keith Avenue, Terrace, British ColurnUa V8G 1L1, by the above date. :otto of Llcance Cutting Cut Location Area Ammendment DISTRICT OF KITIMAT ~.greement Number Permit Block (Ha) (Ya~No) CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT INVITATION TO TENDER limberSale A43535 N/A 1 Rosswood 16,3 No CAMPGROUND FIREWOOD 1994 limberSale A45930 N/A 1 UtileHerman Mln. 12.0 No 1993 AUCTION limberSale A48353 N/A 1 UtileHerman Mln. 10.4 No i,, , Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked Sinai Business cos Enl Iser r "Tender for Campground Firewood 1994" DATE: April 22.ol :00 pm to 4:00 pm will be received at the District of Kitimat April 23..,10:00 am to 2:00 pm Purchasing Department Office located at 206 Enterprise Avenue, Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2C7, LOCATION: City Stores Warehouse, Public Works Yard, not later-than 1:30 pm local time on Wantage Road, • NECHAKO T Thursda~ May 5, 1994 and will be opened in ITEMS: Miscellaneous Bikes, Jewellery, Coin public at that time. Collection, Card Collection, Stereo Equipment - "rv, CD • NORTHCOAST" Player, Cassette, Player, Amplifier, Electric Guitar and CONSTRUCTION SERVICES E The work involved under this contract Amplifier, Cameras, Nintendo Games, Scuba Regulator with includes the supply and delivery of Gauges, Miscellaneous Computer Equipment, Outboard approximately 125 cords of firewood for Motors, Roller Blade Skates, Sewing Machine, 1 only 1979 Radley Park and Hirsch Creek Park N S/A GMC Rear Loading Refuse Truck c/w a Hell Mark Four Your Road Maintenance Contractor campgrounds for the 1994 camping season. Compacting unit (20 yard) Chassis Serial Number - Serving Terrace, Kitimat, The Nass Valley C18CV9V177570 Hell Serial Number- HFM3257, 65 only 3 Inquiries should be directed to the District of D Cubic Yard Rear Loading Refuse Containers c/w Uds, 1 Kitimat, Mr. Steve Lawson, Purchasing NECHAKO NORTHCOAST CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Agent, at the above noted address, telephone only CSI Approved Portable Building, 1 only Genset - INVITATION TO TENDER 35451/2, Ford Diesel Engine 3 Phase HZ 60, Kohler 104- 632-7200, fax 632-4650. Tender documents PROJECT T-10-94 E will be available upon request. 307A Volts 208/120 RPM 1800 SUPPY AND APPLICATION DUST All items are sold on an "as is, where to"basis and are not The District of Kitimat reserves the right to necessarily in working order, CONTROL/STABILIZATION MATERIALS R reject all tenders received or to award the HIGHWAYS SERVICE AREA 26 The successful highest bidder above the minimum bid contract to other than the lowest tender, after SKEENA DISTRICT a full value analysis, if it perceives such to be placed on the items will have four (4) days after being in its best interest. notified to pay for and pick up the item. Otherwise, the item Quotations for the supply and application of Dust will go to the next highest bidder, Control/Stabilization Material will be received by the Steve Lawson CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT undersigned no later than 2:00 p.m., April 26, 1994 at: Purchasing Agent ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 4548 Lakelse Avenue Inquiries phone 627-0906 or 627-'0907 (Upstairs) Terrace, B.C, V8G 1P8 ECHAKO Quotation documents are available from the above 1994 MAINUNE LOOPING PROJECT address. CONSTRUC-r,oN S,--RVtCES Telephone: 638-1881 NO BID BOND REQUIRED / ~ / 141187'VEI'CrURES L"I'I), ./7 / ". Peter Lansdowne, A.Sc.T, Your Road Maintenance Contractor Operations Manager BURNS J'T'~ - VARDL"RIIOOr LOOP t Servin~ Terrace, KJtimat, The Nass Valley F~ERER HWY. t6 NECHAKO NORTHCOAST CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LOOPI(h'J~'llON$ 141187 VENTURES LTD. Pacific Northern's natural gas mainline extends for 367 miles TENDERS from Summit Lake to Prince Rupert and Kitimat. As the demand SKEENAHIGHWAYS DISTRICT: TERRACE AREA for natural gas rises, Pacific Northern construCt'~ addiYi'odal }~tpff--: line parallel to the mainline to increase system capacity and to PROJECT NUMBER: 1"-14..94. ensure reliable customer service. This process of upgrading the PROJECT DESCRIPTION: CRUSHED GRANUAL AGGREGATE system by adding a second pipeline adjacent to the existing IN STOCKPILE VARIOUS mainline is termed "looping". LOCATIONS The tender sum for th[s project is to Include applicable federal and 1994 LOOPING provincial sales tax. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Pacific Northern will be installing approximately 21.2 miles of loop extension i~ 1994 in three sections between Summit Lake Tender Opening Date: May 3,1094 at 2:00 p,m, LAND ACT and Burns Lake. The looping is required to increase pipeline ca- PreTender Meeting: Will not be held. pacity by 7 million cubic feet of gas per day to accomodate an expansion of the ammonia plant operated by Methanex Corpora- Bid Bond and Performance Bond required, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO tion in Kitimat. The ammonia plant expansion is planned for Tender documents with envelope, specifications and conditions of tender APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF completion in September 1994. are available free of charge only from Nechako Northcoast Construction Services (141187 Ventures Ltd.), 4548 Lakelse Avenue (Upstairs), CROWN LAND COMSTRUCTiOtlSCHEDULE Terrace, B,C., V8G 1P8 between the hours of 8:00 a.m, and 5:00 p,m. Monday to Friday, except holidays, Phone No. 638-1881, The Loops will be constructed in the summer of 1994 starting Take notice that COMINCO LTD. of SM1THERS, B.C., approximately June 1, 1994. All work is scheduled to be com- Tenders will be opened at Main Office, Nechako Northcoast Construction intends to make application for a LICENSE OF pleted by September 1, 1994. Services (141187 Ventures Ltd.), 4548 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, B,C. at OCCUPATION of land generally situated 1.5 km west of the 2:00 p.m., May3, 1994. Comments? Questions? Please call collect: confluence of the Iskut River and Bronson Creek. Specifically, John Craig, Pacific Northern Gas Lid Peter Lansdowne, A.Bc.T. the land is described as commencing at a post planted 115 m at Gas Ltd. (604) 691-5857 Operations Manager Azimuth 291 ° from the NW comer of Mineral Claim SNIP5, thence 1500 m at Az 54", thence 200 m at Az 144" to the starting Issued'at: Terrace, B.C. Date: April 1994 point, containing 30 ha more or less. The land is required to establish a ROCK QUARRY FOR DISTRICT OF KITIMAT PRODUCTION OF RIP.RAP AND AIRSFRIP/ROAD INVITATION TO TENDER INVITATION TO TENDER SURFACING MATERIAL, and for locating EXPLOSIVES @ TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORTS COMPLEX MAGAZINES. RIVERLODGE RECREATION CENTRE VILLAGEOF TELKWASEWAGE COLLECTION AND OUTDOOR FACILITIES PAINTING The Corporation of the Village of Telkwa invites tendersfor: PROGRAM 1994 Tender 2511-180-4 Cottonwood Rats SewageCollection Tender 2511-180.5 Highway Commercial SewageCollection Comments concerning this Tender 2311-332-2 Sewage lagoon Construction application may be made to Ji Royea, E Eng. Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked "The total scope of work involves approximately 6,950 metres of 200ram to 300mm Senior Land Officer, mince Ltd. "Tender for Tamitik Jubilee Sports Complex, diameter gravity sewer, 640m of force main, lift station and residential pumps, and Ministry of Environment, Riverlodge Recreation Centre and Outdoor construction of a 4 cell lagoon with aeration equipment and liners. Contractorsare Lands and Parks, Lands DiV.: Dated: 8 April 1994 Facilities Painting Program 1994" will be received invited to bid all three prelects or any combination of the projects. T at the District of Kitimat Office located at 270 City Bag 5000, Smithers, BCi : File No.: 6405669 Centre, Kltimat, B.C., VSC 2H7, not later than 2:00 Sealed Tenderswill be receivedby V0,2N0 : pm local time on Tuesday, May 10, 1994 and will be opened in public at that time. Ms Arlene deGelder E Clerk.Treasurer The work to be carried out under this contract Village of Telkwa includes the painting or repainting of interior and P.O. Box 220 N exterior surfaces at Tamitik Jubilee Sports Telkwa, British ColumbiaV0J 2X0 Complex, Riverlodge Recreation Centre and Tel 846-5212 Hirsch Creek Park Comfort Station Facilities. Fax 846-9572

D A pro-tender site meeting will be held on Tuesda~ up to 2:00 p ,m. local time, 6 May 1994, and will be opened in public immediately May 5, 1994 at 10:00 am at the Tamitik Jubilee thereafter. Sports Complex and then move on to the Tender documents may be obtained at the offices of the Owner, the Village of E Riverlodge Recreation Centre. You are advtsed to Telkwa, or at the offices of McEIhanney Consulting Services Ltd. in Pdnce George attend. and Prince Rupert for a non-refundable amount of $50.00 plus GST for each tender package. Inquiries should be directed to the District of R Kitimat Recreation Department at telephone 632- Plans may be viewed at Construction Association offices in Prince George, 7161. Tender documents will be available upon Smithers, Pdnce Rupert, and Terrace/Kdimat request. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. This project is Tenders must be accompanied by a certified contingent on adequatefunding. Asite vlsit is mandatory and arrangementsshould cheque or bid bond in the amount of 10% of the be made through Mr. Bob Kalyn, MaintenanceSupervisor at 846-5212. A formal tendered price as bid security. The District of site visit is not scheduled. Kitimat reserves the right to reject all tenders All tender enquldesshall be directedto', ' received or to award the contract to other than the lowest tender, after a full value analysis, if it William Cheung, R Eng. perceives such to be in its best interest. McEIhanney Consulting Services Itd, 1584 SeventhAvenue Steve Lawson Pdnce George, British Columbia Purchasing Agent : V2L 3P4 Tel 581-2229 h~h, McEIhonney Fax 563-1941 C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 20, 1 994

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