Persistent phoner Housing project looms TERRACE ~ The Skeena will be the subject of meetings the mortgage on the property its and is in line with the new and Valley CoToperative Housing between the parties, expected to management. recently adopted Official Com- igets busy signal take place in the near future. , The development will be built society is one step closer to build- munity Plan. TERRACE ',---,~A: calif(~mia Meal's. ing an affordable •homing devel, The society will try to persuade on a 1.2 acre site at the corner of The society also had to carry • .inmate shouldn't be bothering B.C. Tel security officials opment. BCHMC that, despite recent up- Evergreen and Haugland, on the out a survey to prove there was a •iIQcal residents by phone became aware of the problem Society • = spokesman Keith ward revisions, the conStruction city's south side. need for affordable housing in the m~/mor~;says a B.C. Tel offi- several months ago but it took Goodwin said last week the B.C. costs it is basing its calculations That's the site of the animal community, .. cial: . some time to co-ordinate mat- Housing Management Commis- on are still too low for Terrace. shelter which will soon be Ooodwin said the proposed de- ' Devices:l/ave been placed on ters with phone company offi- sion (BCI-tMC) has given condi- It may also have to look at ways moving to its new premises near velopment would include one to his pris0n's :PhOnesystem pre- cials in the United.States. tional approval for the proposed it can change the design, of the Rotary Park. four-bedroom units intended for venting: anybody from making "The- inmat~ has been 24,unit townhouse project, project to redfzce costs, he added. The parcel is city-owned land, one and two-parent, low income calls'.io~iT¢i-raee lind area Ox- spoken.to and ,he has agreed The society and BCHMC have Goodwin, however, was confi- but council has agreed to enter families. • clianges~:satdKathy Mears;...., .ihat ho.i~as ihe one making the still to reach a cost agreement. dent agreement could be reached. into a long term lease, the city Four of the units will be '?The:man:;had;15een making calis,'.'said Meats: (3oodwin said Terra Housing "•They (BCHMC) really:~ant receiving a payment equivalent to designed so they canbe adapted c~ll~ct calls 'and iwhen: people "Apparemly it was a random Consultants, the company which this project to go ahead," he •ex- 75 per cent of the land's market to accommodate those with spe- :ae~.pt6.di ::pOsed.".as a- Cos- :thing, .He began with 638- has been assisting the society, plained. " value up front. cial needs. m01~olitanreporter. 0000, then to 638-0001 and so estimated the cost at $2.2 million. Assuming the money question It has also started the process of Those qualifying to live there "He said he was doing a sur- on," she said. Eased on the maximum unit- is settled, he said final approval rezoning the land from its present fall within the program's max- vey and began asking ques- Mean added that prisoners in price formula it uses, BCFIMC is should come through in Dec.em- light indmtrial designation to imum income guidelines -- will lions. Then he began asking the United States have very suggesting approximately $2 mil- ber for a spdng 1994 start. multi-family residential. have their rent subsidized so that persohal questi0ns," said liberal telephone privileges. lion should do the job. BCHMC pays the construction That rezoning was required if none pay more than 30 per cent Goodwin said that financial gap costs with the society taking over the society's bid was to succeed of their income. Some making lots of money TERRACE ~ There are at least $75,000 a year. 100 people making $100,000 a The provincial average was 62 year or more in the Terrace area, per cent making more than indicate figures from Statistics $15,000, 40 per cent making Canada. more than $25,000, 25 per cent It's about one per cent of all making more than $35,000, 10 those who filed tax returns in per cent making more than 1991 in the area and that matches $50,000 and three per cent the provincial average. making more than $75,000. In total, 11,750 people filed tax ~" ~r 9r ~" 9r returns in 1991. In related financial information, The information from the tax the median income for Terrace in returns is given to Statistics Can- 1991 was $21,100. ada by Revenue Canada but any Median is defined as 50 per means of irglentification IS first cent of the people making more removed. than that figure and 50 per cent The nhtional average is also one making less. •per cent. When broken down by sex, the Westmount, a suburb of median income for women was Montreal, topped the national $14,300 while for men it was standings with 18 per cent of its $31,900. residents making_ m,?~. than , ,Th~ provincial median income $100,0o0 a year. W~'$:20,000 while nationally it Tops in B.C. was the Howe was $19,300. Sound-Cypiess .Cre~k area of Provincial female median in- West Vancouver with 11 percent. come was $15,200 and $27,100 All told, nearly 27,000 people for men. in B.C. made more than $100,000 Nationally, the female median in 1991. income was $14,800 and $25,300 There were eight areas in for men. Ontario among the .top ten wage The Prince Rupert median in- earning areas. come was $21,700. It ,was In Terrace, 62 per cent of in- $14,399 for women and $31,900 ..... Real corn bunch come earners made more than for men. $15,000 ayear in 199L Kltimat had the highest median shaun, Becky, Korena andLaneo.')n the front, loft tO right, ',- Forty.three per cenl made more income in the northwest at are Crystal-Gone, birthday boy Justin, Katlin, Rachael, .Levi.: than $25,000 a year, 29 per cent $31,100. The figure for wom0n and Myles: PHOTO COURTESYDIANA PENNER - . : .: made more than $35,000 a year was $13,400 and $48,900 for and two per cent made more than men. No job ;Miiils Memorial clos=n.g beds loss yet • " -, :,~ ::.:: TERRACE- Mills Memorial • !:. ::H°spital may be curing beds but • I for the second. year in a row ~,' thereOff.q, won't be any immedtate lay • . That's because it has enough i' . " . money to keep the employees it • , ...... : • -, • ,, .,., , .... : " " hasnow until next spring. Mills estimates it'll need to cut year• in a mw Mills hasn't "It's the maximuma hospi: TERRACE ~ Mills we should do this, but how specialty medical services approximately $500,000 for the received a budget inorease tal can have and run efficient- Memorial Hospital is closing and when we are going to do available in the community. next fiscal year beginning April 1 other than amounts to cover ly. Otherwise there may be or the equivalent of 11 full time 17 beds,'maldng it the second this," he said last week. He estimated that 50 people Mills officials, area now stay at the hospital every wage equity contract provi- problems. We don't want to jobs, says Michael Loisinger of time in as many years the fa- sions, mix males and females, for in- the Terrace Regional Health Care cility has td'mmed capacity be- physicians and others meet day. The 67 beds at the hospital Leisinger termed the new stanee,"saidLeisinger. Society. cause of shrinldng budgets. Sept. 8 to go over plans on The one piece of good news is cover all facets of medical closures a "statistical effort" The number 42 is mor~ than The reduction, to 50 beds what beds will be closed. that employee,s are covered by a Leisinger said there will be care with the exception of to convince the provincial the 35 provincial officials de- from 67, follows the closure of government Mills is doing its tually indteaie is needed for new agreement with the provin- 22 beds last spring. greater efforts at day surgery beds in the emergency and day cial government which provides and other areas to reduce ad- surgery area. part to cut costs, the area. .for early'retirement, job sharing, It means a: bed reduction There will be cost savings in But it seems the province is amount of 40 per ant in 18 missions. Closing 17 beds will bring retraining and opportunities for "The goal is to serve the the number, down closer to staffing and overhead, he said. willing to expand its official public service employment else- months. The 50 bed .level in reality .level by 20 per cent to take As-drastic as that sounds, same number of patients we what the provincial govern- where. translates into having no more into account particular condi- "The labour adjustment Terrace Regional. Hea!th 'Cam do noW but to deliver the ser- ment wants, said Leisinger. vice slightly differently," he "We know there won't be than 42 people staying at the tions faetng those who live in strategy is !n place. Emp!oLees Society chief executive officer hospital, isolated or northern areas, said have also received qu.ostlormalres Michael, Leisinger hopes the said. any more money next year and That's an occupancy rate of Leisinger. asldng them to state, their prefer- closures can be done without . Ldsingcf said the challenge if we don't change, there 80 per cent which is the maxi- "Other places already have ences for early retirement, Job disrupting the hospital's level also.lies in keeping a level of won't be any more money for mum the .provincial govern- it -- Ontario and Nova sharing. Each facility will have Of service, servzce sufficient to maintain 95-96," he said. ment wants to see. Scotia," he said. these opportunities to down.size," "I like to look at it not as if the number and variety of This is already the second Cont'd Page A2

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Park Council freezes proposal Report by Asked by councillor Rick King ,!~ TERRACE m Vehement neigh- the rezoning. the development, McConnell resi- Qty planning technician Jack if he had met with homeowners in Greg McDonald bourhood opposition ' has per- dent Kevin Wilcox expressed the netghbeurhood to explain his suaded c0uneil to put-the brakes Heppelwhiie, in a report to coun- concern about increased traffic plans and hear their concerns on another Howe Creek develop- cil, also noted "other vaflanees, and loss of green belt. A FINE DAY FOR A HIKE Coxford said he had sent a letter ment proposal. not yet established, may also be Jack Rigoni, a Kitimat resident So It's a fine day for a hike In the park or in the mushro¢ out advising it would be an Dick Coxford wants to build required". whose recently brought property the runners and were off.. no hold on them e minute let's cone upscale development and inviting Last time you went with your fi'lend who knew the area, I~ luxury townhouses on a 1.2 acre At last week's c0uncil meeting, on Lambly, objected became the them to telephone him if they had decided to go alone, however, have you considered how triangular area of vacant land be- Coxfcrd emphusized the develop- proposed development is not con-. unexpected. First of all, does anyone know Where you ere { any concerns. tween ibe creek and McConnell ment would be aimed at "an sistent with other housing in the expeuted back. Always tell someone, even when no one Challenged by a couple of describing your plans. If possible never hike alone bring a par Ave., just west of MunroeSt. upscale..... m~tr~o, '-~'"' and estimated' area. people who had received no such Ololhlag end footwear is of utmost consideration. Well fil The parcel ispart of four larger the selling: pdce of the two- He said the existing single fam- best footwear as you often run into rough end unexpected tm letter, one of whom lived only lots which rextend from McCon- bedroom, strata title units at ily dwelling character of the wear footwear that provides the best protecllon for feet and four properties from the proposed nell up the escarpment and on to $120-150,000 apiece. neighbourhood was why he'd waterproof), When deciding what clothing Io wear it is best to townhonse site, Coxford ex- s ewestshld, a light jacket, it is easier to put clothing on and k the bench. He also said the six duplexes bought his property. enough to keep you warm. Other speakers echoed that plained he'd used the list of Always take protection tar your head even if it Is just a Those properties are owned by will be staggered to avoid a "row theme as well as expressing fears people the city had contacted your neck it will be a welcome friend in the blazing sun or Harry Murphy, Andy Parviainen,. house.type development", the the value of their properties regarding the rezone request. encounter bad weather head protection will become crucl Matt Kav~insky and Campbell property would be fully through your head than any other pad of your body, Cotton d, would fall if townhouses ap- Asked what the regulations re- Stewart. landscaped and, in accordance weather end wool Is best in wet or cool as it retains it warm peared in the vicinity. quired, Hcppelwhite said the city along e pack back to carry your extra gear. Zoned .ei!ber -single family with provincial water, manage- If it was not possible to con- had to advise only owners of Cedain other essential items that you should always t,= residentiiil bf rural now, that area ment branch requirements, no 'hatches in a,'water proof container, high energy snacks, wi struct the type of development property within ] 50 ft. of the sub- is designated urban residential building would take place within welght space blanket, refleclor or hand mirror, insect repellen (one- or two-family) in the proposed under existing regula- ject property, a response which The Park Naturalist always carries a first aid kit even 15m of the creek. recently: adopted Official Com- tions, John Campbell said the drew laughter from the crowd. Dehydration will Increase your susceptibility to fedgue and I None of those assurances suc- King moved the matter be sent crucial to your survival if you ere lost. Carrying • compass munity Plan. answer was straightforward: learn how to use it first. In order to permit his proposal ceeded in dampening opposition. don't build it there. back to the planning committee to The best thing you can do when hiking is set an exampl to go ahead, Coxford requires Producing an approximately "I don't think it's fair to the give Coxford a chance to meet the readiness rules, think of the stories you have read in th with the neighbours and explain 'rows of a lesl people. Being prepared may be the most Im .subdivision of the larger lots and 100-signature. petition opposing people in that area," he added. ever taught, Better safe Ihan sorry and enjoy. Have a good tin his plans more fully. Thanks to all the people who came out to Lakelse lake He recalled this had been the the programs, method used lust year when Ray Have a good year and we will see you next summer. Lovstad's plan to develop land at The Coxford conundrum the corner of Walsh and Eby had LAKELSELAKE P run into opposition. Below are excerpts from city sewer and water services; sufficient buildable area for a Councillor Ruth Hallock sup- PARK VISITORSF planning technician Jack He~- * The extended services would single family dwelling;" ported King's motion, explaining be used only by the newly created she wanted to take a closer look pelwhite's report to council on * "The subject property could • ALL EVENTS ARE FREE SEPTEMBER EVI at the issue. the Coxford rezone proposal, lots and as a result, "the cost per be effectively screened from the However, Bob Cooper, the Thursday (September 2) outlining the problems the devel- lot would be more than normal;" adjacent property owners to .only * Subdivision on that basis other councillor present, noted he 8.00 p.m. "Walk on the Dark Side" Come and challenge you~ oper faced O"rezoning is not ap- soften the impact...while provid- see how the forest shapes our wodd in the Dark, E was "comfortable" with the proved: would require giving up about ing an attractive addition to the the Entrance Sign neat the beglnnlng of Twin Spn, proposal. one third of the property for the housing market." Sad Stallon) * A conventional subdivision road extension; Pointing out single family de- Friday (September 3) "Trails Day" under the single-family residen- * Subtract the additional 15m * "Policies concerning preser- velopment could create problems 11.00 a.m, "Kleanza Creek Hike" Come to K]eanz~ Creek and tial zoning regulations would setback from the creek required vation of natural areas shah be for some residents of Lambly, he top of the canyon. Meet at In the Day use area I~e~ create six lots; by the Water management branch addressed when considering ap- added, "It's not an easy solution, 12,30 p,m, "Lakelse Lake Hike" Come to the Twin spruce tra and "the most westerly of the six but it's the best for the city." Help celebrate Trails Day. Meet at the Host site I..~ * That would require an exten- proval of the subdivision and/or 8,00 p,m. 'Micro Delight'. There Is more to the park than your ( sion of McCormell Ave. plus lots may end up having an in- development vadance permit." " By that two-one margin, the ~ough epeclal micro boxes at some interest rezone request was sent back to Amphib%alre, committee. Saturday (September 4) 3,00 p,m, "Jerry's Ranger=" I~ds come and find out how Gobbler" and learn about some speclalthings in U I from front 8.00 p.m. "Whistle If you =ee me', "RI~ for living in hatm~ • BOX 22, presentation,Amphithestre, IMPF(OVfl;3 Terrace, B,C. Major Credjt Cards Sunday (September S) YOUR V8G 4A2 Accepted 3,00 p .m. "The Rshlng Trip" Discover why twofishlng shirts Job loss ODDS Safety especially for the kids, Amphithestre. said Leisinger, HF.~n'ANO AGAINST Majorie Park Your donation is s:00 p,m, 'Hot and Bubbly'. A look st one of the most Interesl Mills cut the equivalent of 10 STROKE : tax deductible Nisgs'a Mernodal Lava Park, Slide show and presq r-OU~OAT~ONOF CANADA'S 638-1167 ~ Monday (Septeml~r 6) 'full time positions last year after s.c, &YUKON #1 KILLER .... , another budget cut. , Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute, Please send your s.0o p,m. "HUgelideaTreeshowandandSUrVlve".presentation.HOWpicdctO eurviveshelter,ifyou e That was accomplished without anybody losing their jobs but • donation to the address ab0ye~ al0ng With the:ha/he and MONDAY' IS OUR LAST PROGRAM Fi Leisinger isn't: sure if that will ,: 4 : address and ~a.~..~ e.,.e~d:~dre~s.~9~ the. r~e.~-of~.Pjn~,!,q~a~ ~,:-, ~ ...... happenagain. At the same time, the hospital is aS~owledgementcard, " ~ FORMORE INFORMATION ON PROGP~MS CALL committed to reducing, the work week to 36 hours to be in line II with the new agreement. It'll mean ~paying for more hours for s'ervices that need con- stsnt coverage. ,. _ ': i:The Dr, R,E M, Lee Hcspita/Foundation " But Leisinger says what sounds 'like a contradiction really isn't Supporting the Terrace Regional Health Care Soclet/ bemuse bed cuts will free up staff n,lv~ .,,~,v,, M,,~ hours in any event, • gifts especially helpful for you. , The hospital ~d employees are The Dr. R.E.M. LEE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION, a volunteer organization, was forms Call your stilFworking on ways, to bring in Welcome Wagon the Terrace Regional Health Care Society which operates Mills Memorial Hospital a~ the 35 hour work week in a fash- hostess today. ion that makes sense for each de- Lodge. Its mandate is to increase and improve medical care by encouraging individual, partment.. Phone Elaine 635-3018 Employees agreed to take a cut Ph'o.ne Diana 638...8576 community support. in the work: week imtead of Phone Gilllan 635-3044 salary hike~. The planned cuts in staff are Funds raised by the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation are used for the PUrchase of part of what's expected to be a province wide reduction of the medical equipment. By enhancing the scope and quality of medical services available, th~ equivalent of 4,800 full. time of our residents and of the neighbouring areas can be addressed locally thereby reducing health care jobs. i costly referrals to larger centres.

: [.. ,t'~ ':" ;.'r--~..? ~. e "~....~,l '~L./LL_.,,J Thanks to the generous support to date, a General Electric CT 6000 SCan= purchased for Mills Memorial Hospital. Full price for this piece of equipment we., fully paid for by your donations and Cash Calendar proceeds. Scheduled date:fo ,I ' ' "~ " %.-J' I ' 0:: .... !" :"/•i/ .... , '.,.ti~,~',,,,, l,' LJ r . J • , November 1, 1993. • : .,, ;., .~'..'~ ~ :,f~., ...... 7 / "/ ¢' ~"',' ';'~i}~ ' "i~...... =b...,=,.- " . Other equipment donated to Mills Memorial Hospital through the Dr. R.E.M; '/: /'Baby', ~~=, - F. Johnath" Th0mas/Kalhleene M=ie Foundation has arnountedto over =toO 00.00. " ' ,,,"Juliaa' Bia~don Peter Muldoo ...... AuguU 17/93 : Date & Timeof Birlh= at 7:05 a,m, & 7.'07 s.m. August 16/93 at 3:21 p.m, Wdah~, 2 Ibe 7 oz & 2 Ibs 7 oz :Weishb 8 Ibs 14 oz SexgMale SezrMale/Fcmale Mills Memorial Hospital has requested the funding for other pieces of equipment r ; ' ' Parentat Kh'byMuldoe& Julia Parent~t Naomi& John Gvertin Brown priority list are: Baby'sN.reel Baby'aN=,.,e= Datex Patient Monitor...... ,....,;..;... :.,.$42,000100 (, Anthony MichaelPaul Scodane Kieraleo Bowie Date & Time of Birth= ,. ]Date & 'l~e el' Birth= -- ~ .... ]r Portable Ultrasound with probes:...... ,.,,,.iii;.i;~,,..,;....79,800.00 •- .- August16/93 at 6'.57e,m, August 19/93 at 1:45 p.m. Wdahb 9 Ib~$ oz Sea Male Weighh 7 lbs 14 oz Se]u Female ...... : : Flexible nasopharyngoscope...i'...... i::i;~,!i~J.i.L~."'i.i"..10,000.00 !I!!'= , ,,P=utst Nic6leB~mgsy &Vance Parcels! Robert & Johanna Bowie - Scodane • ~' '~'~' Side viewing duodenoscope...... ;...22,000.00 ! Baby'sNmet Baby's Nime=

- John Randy DenntmJr. Maria Adrian Sabras Furta~ , : .... Flexible cystoscope...... 15,000.00 ' - Date & liras of Blr~ht Date & 'l~ae dr Birf, h# With your continuing support, this much needed equipment can also become a realityl

At Terraceview Lodge, funds are being accumulated for a"Bus". This vJ appointments and other outings. Fundraising goal is $70,000.00.

DonatiOns are gratefully accepted and can be directed toward the purchase of cert programs i:or~ wardS~: ..=In Memoriam" donations are a thoughtful way ofrememberin Receipts:~irO~available,:

NDARS NOW ON SALE! Will Be Appreciated/ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 - Page A3 RCMP hit the jackpot I News in brief

TERRACE ~ RCMP seized Man gets federal time more than $1.5 million worth of marijuana in 13 seizures across A TERRACE resident has been sentenced to two years in a federal the region last week. punetcntiary for break and enter at the Terrace Co-op. Corporal Rob MacKay said an RCMP officers found Brian Albert Wishard, 22, inside th¢~ store RCMP helicopter was used to in the early morning hours of Aug. 23 after they responde to an spot pot plants from the air. alarm. He told police he was an employee of the store and had a In some areas ground crews key. were used to seize the plants. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced Aug. 27. The lengthy At other sites the helicopter suntcnce is explained by Wishard's previous convictions which landed and flew off with the were entered into the court, said crown counsel Henry Waldock. seized plants in a sling. Waldock said Wlshard had 13 prior property offences dating back In all, MacKay said, police to 1986 and had amassed more than 20 total offences. seized 1,550 plants around the Wishard had been out of jail for just eight days prior to his dis- Terrace area and as far north as covery insid¢ the Terrace Co-op. the Nass Valley. "It's unusual to get a sentence so quickly. That's because he No charges were laid, he added, piead guilty. It could have taken as long as a year and a half or two because police are seeking only years to get to trial," siad Waldock. to eliminate the drug before it hits the street. Driver charged after acccident "It was strictly a seek and A TERRACE driver has been charged with several driving offences destroy mission," MacKay said. after an accident on Hwy16 near Prince Rupert on Aug. 25. RCMP don't have the time or Rajinda Hyundal was driving a 1986 Pontiac when it crossed the resources to properly investigate centre line, striking the front of a highways maintenance company and prosecute all the northwest's pick up truck. marijuana growers, MacKay ex- Two employees taking road markers out of the back of the truck plained. were struck and thrown. Much of the pot is grown in Three people were hospitalized because of the incident. RCMP clearings on Crown land, he said, report $30,000 in damage. making it difficult to prosecute the cultivators unless they're caught tending the site. Escapee recaptured in Rupert RCMP Prince Rupert subdivi- A PRISONER who fled the Terrace Regional Correctional Centre sion SgL AN[ Lindsay said police Aug. 17 has kept Prince Rupert RCMP very occupied. harvested around 2,000 plants Robert Wilson, 19, was first recaptured by Prince Rupert RCMP altogether from Terrace east as Aug. 21 while at a carnival in the coast city. RCMP found Wilson far as Smithors. after they received an anonymous tip. He subsequently complained The bulk of them came from the of an illness,and was taken to Prince Rupert hospital. Terrace area, however. Wilson fled the hospital Aug. 25 after an incident in which a He said the largest pot plot con- guard was stabbed. An extensive search ensued and RCMP found sisted of 500 plants. Wilson at a townhouse the next day. Most sites are found in open Prince Rupert RCMP were put on alert after Wilson escaped be- areas near road access or water cause he has relatives living in Prince Rupert. sources, he added. "We could have harvested a lot more if the weather had been bet- Council sounds off ter," Lindsay added. ADVENT of clip-on mikes has done little to improve the Const. Gary Beam said the sound quality of council meeting broadcasts. quality of the marijuana ranged That, says councillor Rick King is the constani complaint he hears from low to very high grade. from people who tune into community channel 10 to watch the The raids were spread out over meetings. five days, from Aug. 19-24. King proposed the city write to Skeona Cablevision, the broadcast The marijuana will b¢ burnt at a company responsible, suggesting it 10ok at desk top microphones or beehive burner at a sawmill in somc other solution to the problem. Kitwangs, said MacKay. Seconding the motion, Ruth FIallock added perhaps the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission Should also bs con- SLING FULL of meted "since (the council meetings) are part of their Canadian con- tent." marijuana is airlifted in' "We'll have to write to them," mayor Jack Talstra agreed, from a remote plantation "because they won't hear us." (left) while Constable Gary Beam (above) ex- , ,, ,". ,3.~ .~,__:~,~,r,.~,,,._~, • amines the seizure.. ,:.,~, ~:~:,

Skeena Sawmills e OPEN HOUSE & September'sTaste of the Month is PUBLIC VIEWING FIVE YEAR MANAGEMENT PLAN.- TREE FARI~I LICENCE NO. 41 Eurocan Pulp & Paper Co., Skeena Sawmills Division invites all interested parties to attend an open house to review the DraR Management Plan #5 for Tree Farm Ucence 41. The licence area encompasse~ approximately 1.1 million hectares covering an area from Onion Lake to the headwaters of the Kitlope River., The plan outlines the general objectives, forest management strategies and operating Bacon procedures to be followed on the licence area during the next five year period. Management Plan #5 will cover the period 1993- 1997. Your comments and concerns will be summarized and presented to the Chief Forester in Victoria. Also a summary of how the Company will address these concerns and issues must be presented to the Chief Forester and considered by him prior to his approval of the jrger Management Plan. ~BP.B.ILQ.V.S~ The open house will take place on September 17 and 18 at Riverlodge Community Centre in Kitimat, B.C. and September 9 at Legion Hall in Kemano, B.C. Hours for the open house will • be as follows: Kemano - Legion Hall from 1:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Sept. 9, 1993. Kitimat - Riverlodge Activity Room from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p,m. on Sept. 17 and from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p,m. on Sept. 18, 1993.

pUBLIC VIEWING ire- ,I," The Management Plan will be ;'/7-" available for public viewing between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday, at Skeena Sawmills office, 5330 Highway 16 West, Terrace, B.C. and Eurocan Security Office, Pulp Mill Entrance, K]timat, B.C. through September 1 to September 30, 1993.

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There's been one question not completely cepted place for people to enjoy the out- addressed in the ruckus over residential de- doors. All in all, it's a marvelous accom- velopments along the banks of Howe plishment for what began as a simple Creek. And that is, is Howe Creek really a drainage ditch. creek? Judged from this perspective, council .Not really, at least according the city's finds itself in a real pickle when consider- public works people. As the story goes, ing the future of Howe Creek. Replicating Howe Creek-is actually a drainage ditch what the drainage ditch, has become today dug many.years ago when the area at the would cost a tremendous amount of foot of the bench was a large swamp• money. Municipalities elsewhere which Providing a channel for water to escape have done so find themselves the benefi- ) 2 was one way of drying up the swamp, eiaries of awards for creativity and enhan- making it suitable for farming and the such cement of the environment. Walls across back then. the country are covered with plaques and If we follow this line of thought, we're the such giving congratulations for creat- left with the conclusion that it's a bit silly ing fish habitat. to get into a row about the future of a Can this council allow the conversion of simple, artificial drainage ditch. this unintended natural bonanza into some- But, alas. Mother Nature has a habit of thing else? Will it fall victim to the pres- Premier forges ahead judging where she can do her thing, Over sures of urban growth that have resulted in the years theditch transformed itself into a bad decisions in other jurisdictions? Even classic creek, It's become the .home to and in simple economic terms, this council should consider what has been returned for to create a new image generator of a pleasant little eco system. what was invested in creating the ditch. It's meant the adoption of the creek as VICTORIA -- A while back Wealth can be counted in many ways. habitat by fish. And it's become an ac- I said that one of the major reason's for the NDP govern- From the ment's lack of popularity was the public perception that Capital Premier Harcourt isn't in / ..:~.t,d:~' ,;).)L~, :L , charge of the store, a view by•Hubert Beyer ..... : Poker power shared by many• Well, folks, it _ _ _ looks like we created a ......

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• ' ' ' I t's not that I'm a g ai~t , port--;-:-:~-':,::~ :: ...... :, ...... ~; who mi g ht...... better be able to • $ 'r " ' " ' . . • . pa trona g e p erse . I've alwa y S ": ~ • ...... Mayors •...... all r ...... along ,the .... hne had ' g et the government's' ' "message otollr¢ h rvhxxrnxr defcndedg°vernment'srigi 't sent:str°ng:messagest°the out to the public and mstill ...... , atll. I~.L,. ~,11, !1 ll'~k,~ l.lLl.~ ll ~" y ~ J k.7 to apnaint to .sensitive. rmsi-.' ':g0vern,hen"t...... tli~i it.was time to Some confidence in the pro- tions vinee's various commercial impl and industria!seetors. . Bec~usewe live only a block than Harcourt has two years left fi6hi'Yellowhead 16, it's possible - - ~# their :to overcome his image prob- "in the quiet of the night to lie m..,~.,,"rhr~HPllh I d. lem, and fromwhat I can see, awake,~, Jbtening to . traffic. ~// nett he's well on his way. Bi~t~n-wheelen labor, sports Bifocals cmtv/lilne and ordinary vehicles ' pain All of wldch is a bit of a pity agai~ bemuse I prefer the style of hum .'away to the east or by Claudette Sondeeki decelerate approaching Terrace. ~~. eert~ leadership Harcourt has been What.are they all doing driving - I of trq giving. I dofi't like one-man in the mfddle of the night? r... ._ ,m • ' I'm shows• I abhorred the dic= The:question haunts me when- so many private people are on the with more interest in silliness NDt tatorial tendencies Bill Vander ever~I hear of an accident such as highway well past pub eloslng. than safety. Zalm showed throughout his the one near Hoperecentiy where T~vo issues ago this newspaper With Labour Day weekend thinjTh time as premier. a car crossed into the oncoming reported a study that revealed the around the calendar comer, we Alas, the publicin general path of a tmcic The car's five main cause of death in this. region must brace ourselves for another how likes strong leadership, even if young .0ceupants were killed in- of young people between the ages undertakers' special, Our roads dem siaiidy.The dme7 Two a.m. of 15-19 was motor vehicle acci- are sure to ha'the scene of an In- poll they disagree politically with LWhylweren't they safe inbed at dents. These included motor evitable quota of senseless, sick- falls the governing party., that hour'/How is it for them a vehicle occupants; cyclists, erdng slaughter. Despite the un- men,, .... ~,...... People get nervous when steeri".ng wheel held more allure pedes trians, motorcycles and all- dying efforts of police road- Imm~unuL~u~,Ct,~q,~o~,'- -,:.^ -~, ...... ',,-ut :,," CaFyear~It...... :: ....limits ~ ....thegrowth . .. of they pereeivethat their.leaders than a pillow? : terrain vehicles. . . blocks, Counterattack, and groups the ereatton" of the "public is ::r ' hdlihgg, by doctorsunder...... the aren't in charge. Harcourt Oceas!Ol~.ly the night stillness The statistic ought to convince such as Mothers Against Drank ,n,~ m,:rwm~e team. ,, whmh' ' ~.q Methcal.... Services" Planto 6.5 seems to haveunderstood that , is ' piemedi: ':by the" siren ~,of ' an am " caring parents that young people Driving, appearsdetermined to bnlah~,.... flretruck,. . orpolice .. car' should' ' have: an early, curfew to When it comes tge his: stylei Will he 'I'h~- lialr:0n my .arms springs to clear them off the highway before driving, it's wise eed? That's hard to say. I attoiltioti),my'~mpounds,- and I, drunks and dozen drive out. maxim, "If yoU lloldmy b~ath;esItrY to dlsccm Granted, hlghway deaths do oe- join'el." ;est you watch the polls ~... the next 12 montlm or so. which.... :,.t~... of emergency., .... vehicle c ur at any hour of the twenty- It is.,.. aiia Wllere...... it a neaaeo • , four. But alatisties• would no ]'7CACtlt,~ ~V wAT"ca Was: the.!cali .tti respons e to a doubt prove the riskiest times are .tim ' ,M'/cRuDerA ' s pom"i~ar wra, Pl~ d ,around . • a between 10 .m. and early dawn. hydro poll? An elght~n-wneeter That's when eachmotorist thinks jackknifed into :the Skcena? Or a he's the only one On the highway, ked:motorhome with a heart f,,,e t,, a,4 ..... t,i o ~,,, !,,, ~tt~nt slum~ on the ca.rpetL• cl~oosea Withoutrunning'Into a Like year.end: news photos patrol car ..... fleshed• on The National, Image S -- Well, theret* are .things far more of ::highwaY--,carnage. flicker llfo-thi~tening than a patrol ear tlimushmy heed. ' . to run Into. Thtn~ like drunks. !Longhaui.truckers:haveenex-Druggles. Fanlty,-.vehicles. ln- a~e lo'ddvotl~ough the night,. _ experienced driven. Spilt second TI~ ~vo.doa~es to meet, and :k ~T ~sueh: as meandering nmny. of them, workI shlfts..But I moose' ' ,- black boats" , or distrac- llave,,Itouble:.understanmng"," why lionsca~ed byfellow, passengers

. :,) The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 - Page A5 THE KUNTZ CAMPAIGN Surgeon tJNITL"ff ~ i " ~'~""~"~"~"~ ,f,OaK/,NG "1 '~ PEOPLE OF CANADA 10tcks the UST/CEFOR OR. KUNTZMEANS JUS TIC zoning system ALLCANADIAN WORKING MEN AND WOMEN] i:i ] IFOJ DR.KUNTZ NEEDS YOUR HELP TO: terror Stories by JEFF NAGEL 1.UN__ MASK THE MEDICAL MAFIA Dear Sir: O HIS supporters, he 2. ~xpnq~ ru~,,;,,~ ;.. :'_ :: Within the last six months, a number of rezoning applte a- T is a genius, a giver of life -- and a man tions have been recommended victimized by a web by the city planning committee of conspiracy. to the municipal council for To the College of Physicians Y approval. and Surgeons, Dr. David Kuntz The Howe Creek Invest- : was a loose cannon. ments, the Sunset Drive and It's been almost eight years to the Coxford rezoning applica- , the day since they shut Kuntz tion have all run into trouble at down as the noahwest's the public hearing stage. orthopaedic surgeon. In all three cases, established : Several hearings, malpractice residents have argued that the suits, bankruptcies and eoua ac- enjoyment of their own tions later, David Kuntz has not properties will be impaired if given up. the applicatiom are approved. Hejs pressing on with a judicial The planning committee, on II review of the college's 1988 deci- the other hand, argues that the sion to take away his license. An changes are needed to make ef- Oct. 7 court date has been set. ficient use of residential land. Ther0 is no question in the Rather than conclude that our • minds Of supporters like Don Official Community Plan Bodnar and. Randy Haig that the (OCP) is some how deficient College' of Physicians and ' and must be continually amended to squeeze in more SUrgeons engineered Kuntz's ~;,,,.:~:.• ~,;-~, removal and denied him a fair homing, I conclude that, we have been served well and that being. Kuntz never wanted to know in by the College," Donahue now of conspiracy theories to explain. TAKING THE MESSAGE to deyelopment in many areas of By 1983 Kuntz was performing which patients were unable to says. "But once all things were his woes. the people, Don Bodn~r the city is now complete. more spinal surgery in the noah- pay. om and known, he had to be Implicated, at least in the mind pilots the Kuntz campaign west than all other orthopaedic stopped, at least temporarily." of Kuniz, are several of the pro- Future housing development When doctors sent to investi- van around the northwest should be approved in the cen- surgeonsin B.C. put together. gate Kuntz found he was insert- Any new scientific process has rinse's senior surgeons, the col- seeking support for the con- "They/were jealom," says to undergo study and scrutiny, lege, the B.C. Medical Associa- tral and west bench areas in ac- ing plastic discs between verte- troversiai surgeon. cordance with OCP. Bodnar, Kuntz's leading advo- brae -- disc.s he made in his Donahue says. tion, the WCB, a medical insur- cate. "He was the best orthopedic But to Dr. Kuntz, the ends ance agency, several law firms In the residential areas of the kitchen with molds whirled from city that have been fully devel- surgeon in the world." cedar ~ they recommended he jmtified the means. He simply and a judge, among others. ".It's criminal what they did to knew best. "If you weren't in absolute BACKGROUND oped in accordance with the be stopped. OCP, it is important that land that ihan. :It's a conspiracy is The plastic disc replacement "He was unwilling and remains agreement with him he concluded [] 1971 -- Dr. David Kuntz what it is." surgery was labeled experimental unrepentant that that scrutiny did you were part of this conspiring opens his office in KitimaL unsuitable for housing con- Haig says he haswritten letters and by 1986 they had assembled not take place," Donahue says. group," Donahue says. "The His practice expands to struction be incorporated into -to;three premiers, several health enough evidence to have Knntz "That's not to suggest heis whole system was against him." span northern B.C. parks and/or green areas as [] June, 1979-- Kuntzsum- 'ministers and several attorneys- suspended pending a heating. wrong just that as an educated To the college, Kuntz was per- thought best by local residents. monad before the BCMA's general. The smpension prompted an scientist he should know better." forming excessive and un- To this end, I suggest that the :"He did not have a fair trial," Knntz's skill in surgical proce- necessary surgery. He was in ef- patterns of practice com- city become more involved in outcry from his patients. mittee to explain why he he sfiys. "It's not up to me to say dures was unmatched, Donahue fect experimenting on human examining alternatives with Letters were written. Money was doing most of the cervi- ,~ he :her he should still practice or was raised. Protests were staged. says. An anaesthetist once de- beings. property owners in the hope of not. BuVI want to see that this scribed him as having the touch Donahue came to some of the cal spinal operations in B.C. brokering a deal suitable to all. Bodnar and I-Iaig were among [] 1981- Two Vancouver m~:gets a fair trial." several leading supporters who of a neurologist in surgery. same conclusions. The current practice of being The maverick surgeon had little "At the same time you have a "I found many things suppor- doctors Investigate Kuntz's required to respond to a con- formed the Dr. John David Kuntz practice. They realize he is interest in rules. Support Group. procedure that was revolutionary tive of Kuntz. But I found nearly tinued flow of rezoning ap- He performed unauthorized and ,by all accounts experimen- as many condemning." Implanting home.made f/•cations has created a climate "There were so many letters of plastic discs In patients and surgery on patients the Workers support that came in that it jerks tal," he says. In the end, Donahue says, he of terror for •many property , ~recommend a moratqr!um .... .:. .Compensation Board doctors.had at your heartstrings," recalls In the end, the surgeon's stub- , .~concluded there ~ were, ~many onthe practice: K~iatzig-' ": ~': deeme¢:~Ire~tabl.e`~ ~,no.L: ones, Frank Donahue, a former member bornness ~ts what Donald, e:' pin- ;' .ea~0s:he would feel a.loLbcttdr points as his downfall. ~: 'ab6u't ~lefending than' Da~,id They deserve better treat- but hundreds.ofttimes. .; :. of the Kuntz support group. [] January, 1982~ Kuntz The WCB wouldn't pay Kuntz He says the college made Kuntz. ment. Donahne gathered evidence and summoned to appear before for the operations but they information about what happened several indirect efforts, at first He broke away from the Kuntz Yours truly, compromise, then persuasion, support group two years ago and committee of 13 doctors to John Campb011, couldn't siop himfr6m perform- to Kuntz and at one point was the respond to the report criticiz ing them. His staff would burn main spokesman for the group. "before jumping on him." turned over the files and informa- Terrace, B.C. in0 him. He tells them they ( the claim forms for all the unpaid "There's no question in my Later Kuntz and his supporters tion he had gathered to Don Bed- don't understand him and to surgery at the end of the year; mind that David Kuntz was done developed an ever-expanding set nar. leave him alone. He con, Daycare tinuea practising for four

The-plot according to Kuntz suspended., ,.-after the ..no,.College go home of Physicians and Surgeons Dear Sir: In'hindsight; David Kuntz stilll The WCB, Kuntz says, was al- Knntz said lawyers hired by the earlier this year, he found he decides he had "insufficient Mr. Bromlcy, welcome to the says he wouldn't have com- ready angry with him for testify- Canadian Medical Protective As- couldn't. skill and knowledge" to 4700 block of I-lamer Ave;" promised to avoid losing his ing in a 1976 court ease which sociation to represent him at the In the course of 1990 pracUce. Your. wife Sharon, your licence. forced the WeB to open up its hearing and in subsequent mal- bankruptcy proceedings, Kuntz [] Oct. 19, 1988-- Kuntz many children and yourself "I was never willing to com- files to claimants. practice suits failed to present signed an undertaking gets his hearing. The Col- add character to this very fam- promise my patients' care -- to Then Knntz began carrying out evidence of the me of plastic dis- "irrevocably" authorizing the lege of Physicians and ily orientated neighbourhood. give them,anything but the best," large amounts of unauthorized es elsewhere ~ debunking the CMPA to defend him in all out- Surgeons removes his Your daycarc bminess is not Knntz said last week. spinal surgery. "experimental" tag. standing malpractice cases. Iicence to practice. weleemel A 16-child daycam "And,that's what I would have Success in those eases meant He later accused the CMPA The lawyer ignored Kuntz and [] Feb. 23, 1990-- Kuntz is not appropriate nor is it legal had't0 do to aeeomodate the Col. the WCB was wrong about aa malpractice insurance agency continued to represent him in declares bankruptcy and under the bylaws of our town legs(of Phi•Clans and Surgeons) whether the case was treatable for doctors -- of being in conflict court. signs an undertaking in a R1 residential area. This is and the: WcB.": and opened the door for ~ose of interest. "Every criminal in Canada has "Irrevocably" authorizing as it should be. H0disagreed with the Worker's patients to dispute their claims. Kuntz says the lawyers ap- the right to fire their lawyer," he the Canadian Medical Pro- Bmlnesses, where customem Compensation Board's practice Kuntz says that cost the organi- pointed to defend him were says. "But I lost that, the most tective Association to come to your home, even if of labeling large numbers of zation millions of dollars over the covering up mistakes made by basic legal right." defend Kuntz in outstanding they are small children (their spinal patients untmatable. years. other doctors ~ also insured by malpractice cases. parents have ears, the street be- He says the College moved the CMPA- after treatment by Kuntz has a private lawyer for To go along with the WCB ver- the judicial review of lfis case. [] May 14, 1993-- Kuntz comes noisy and congested) dict When he was convinced he against him became of the Kuntz. files a massive lawsuit should not be in a restdbntial "I was their scapegoat," he He says he still believes he will could treat •hem would have been amount of work he was taking naming 29 doctors, the col- area. contrary to the Hippocratic oath, from other surgeons around the says. be exonnerated if his evidence R2 zoning, or for the that can be entered in court. lege, the WCB, the BCMA, Kuniz says, province. When he tried to fire his lawyer and others he says con- matter, any other area in town spired against him. could accommodate your [] July 28, 1993-- B.C. daycare legally. Supreme Court Justice You have applied to th~ city Pamela Kirkpatrick finds council to have the R1 zoning The believers still back him bylaws changed to allow your against Kuntz in a malprac- bin•heSS in the only area set Ktmtz became I believe he's He recalls a"kind of scraggly high pile of binders filled with tice suit, awarding $850,000 Don Bodnar has spent $7,000 aside for strictly family llvlngl out of his own pocket lobbying right," Bodnar says. "But hc's guy dressed in bueksldns." evidence against the WCB and to John Plarrls, of Kitlmat bucking a system that's got rail- The helicopter-flying, blue College of Physicians and [] Oct. 7, 1993 -- Kuntz and Shame on youl to reinstate Dr. David Kuntz. Zoning ts established with Item behind it." jean-wearing doctor fit the spirit Surgeons. his lawyer have a date in HIS van is emblazoned with much thought to the needs, "If it was not for Dr. Knntz, of the north. court to argue for the Judi- messages calling on people to They just need to get that evi- wants and wishes of the people you would not be able to see "Hc's so nonconformist it's cial review of hie case to be- "unmask the medical maria." dence entered in court. of the town. Moving your fam- Inside, the van contains files, your own WCq3 file to this sickening," says Bodnar. "And gin. College lawyers will "It'll make Watergate look ily to our street is great. .:reports, and patient lists relating day." he's the most stubborn man seek to quash all the evi- like a drop tn the bucket," he to the campaign. Randy Haig remembers his alive," dence they hope to present Cont'd Page A6 '.'I'd do= anything :for Dr. first meeting with Kuntz. Haig says Kuntz has a 25-foot promises. in the review.

• /-"H " [ BusBus surveyy Native art ,LisaLisa Buck] (photo ata , =~-r~ ~:/~it~;: " Visitors to the Terrace art gallery this month will have fight)tght) thas been goingn~ ~ ~ ~!i!iii~!i~!i,::: a chance to enjoy a show of all kinds of Nisga'Nisga'a t art.art ,,: :: door-to-door in Terrace E ~i!ii:~i(( ThereTherewill will ~be mmasks, .as.ks, button blankets, rattles and other~other and Thomhill for two I / earrings by the Tart family.. : 'i ~'' , months • asking people The show also includes an exhibitton of photographs i what they think about the ~i "~ "~i~iJf:!~:: about the earvmg and raising of a totem pole in Van- I city's bus service. ~ couvcr. • . She says people gener- , :ii~ It is 10 years since the last time there was a native art : ally like the service but ;i~i~i'~::, i ~! ~ ~!i~ :~ i show here in Terrace. " have suggested one or The show opens this Friday and on Spat, 18 there will i two ways it could be im- be a public reception. There will be native daneingand p. " 71~¢: staa is for pi@7~,, proved. the artists will be introduced, '! ~ : [~ /learnihg:how to read-.i ~ ~ ./ , , , I i 1811 ira.._ Page A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993

...... [ ETTER TO THE TERRACE STANDARD

From Page A5 Moving your business here is grounds for public outcry and METHANEX public consideration. Bike vs. truck encounter CORPORATION Your daycare business on Afar is in a 1t2 area. It is legal. It is also legal for anyone in a 1tl area to set up a daycare of eight children (with very little highlights safety need red tape). I would be delighted if you, Dear Sir: defensively at all times. We • show respect for motorists • if you pass a cyclist, do not or anyone on our block, did set On Aug. 16 1 was involved in share the mad, whether we like don't block traffic un- cut him or her off to make a up a legal (eight child maxi- a bicycle accident with a trans- it or not, and we must all take necessarily. right hand turn. mum) daycare. port truck while attempting to responsibility for our safety. • always wear a bike helmetl • watch for cyclists at inter- If fact, I wish residents tn 1tl cross the Sande Overpass. As both cyclists and a • use a light and wear reflec- sections ~ they are not always zoning would set up a great Needless to say, the truck motorist I would like to offer live'clothing at night. as visible as a vehicle. many more small daycores so had the advantage and won the the following reminders. To motorists: I would like to thank Ken DR. BRIAN N.B. HANNAN there would be one on every battle. To cyclists: • cyclists have a right to be Nigh once again for his kind- Methanex Corporation, is pleased to block in the area. This I be- Although I came out of the • follow the rules of the road on the roadl Do not force them heSS and assistance after the annorace that Dr. Brian N.B. Hannah has lieve is in keeping with the incident without a scratch, my you are also a motorist. off into the ditch. accident. It was very much ap- officially assumed his post as Deputy needs and wishes of the bicycle was not so fortunate. - • be consistent! Don't switch • look before you open your preciated! Chairman and CEO of Methanex I write this letter tO remind Corporation. To his new role he brings people. between acting like a motorist car door when parked at the Gayle Short, valuable experience from international One earegiver looking after a both motorists and cyclists to and a pedestrian -- it's very side of a road. Terrace, B.C. methanol operations and private few children gives that person use caution and drive unpredictable. manufacturing as well as from public a small income but more im- industrial and property concerns. Dr. Hannah is both the Vice President of the portant, gives the children very International Methanol Producers and clear undivided attention. Consumers Association based in Brussels, I feel that small Children Road Sense Royal Canadian Legion Europe and a Board member of the benefit besl with a few Americas Methanol Institute located in playmates (one a regular basis) remtnds you Washington, D.C, Formerly based in New Branch 13 - Terrace Zealand, Dr. Hannah has now taken up and one caregiver to trust. I residence in Vancouver, British Columbia. would worry that a small child to buckle p, every time. in a daycare of many children - From its headquarters in Vancouver, with more than one caregiwr Canada, Methanex corporation is a:world would be lost in the crowd, or leader in the production and marketing of chemical grade methanol, ammonia and at least grow up feeling like FINEST .¢TEAK IN TOWN synthetic gasoline. Methanex owns having always to wait in line 8 Glasses A Day production facilities located in Canada, for attention, and affection. Fmrst Friday of Every Month New Zealand and Chile and has additiona! Small children deserve to feel facilities under construction in Trinidad Juicy steak - baked potato, salad and the United States, Following the special. Water Facts merger of the Fletcher Challenge methanol Mr. Bromley is operating a 5:00 pm serv, ngs operations with those of Methanex, the legitimate business on Afar new organization has multiple plants, cost catering to the needs of parents ..,? ------~- Water Myths & Facts Members & Bonafide Guests Welcome effective production around the world and the ability to deliver to international of 16 children. i~: Myth', Automattc dishwashers waste water compared to washing by As to Mr. Bromiey's needing See You There! Music Every Weekend. customers in a very competitive manner. Io have the R1 zoning bylaws " hand changed to accommodate at 16 Fact: Washing dishes twice a day, by hand, according to Environment 'child daycare in his new home, Canada, uses about 70 litres of water. Using a full dishwasher, this is insensitive and op- once per day, uses only about 40 likes of water, portunistic. Myth: Few toilets have leaking problems. He has made no attempts to Fact: As many as 25% of all toilets leak and a toilet that leaks after listen to the voices of the resi- flushing can use an extra 20 - 40 likes per hour. To check for a dents. He wants everyone in leak, put some food coloring in the holding tank and if after 15 the 111 zoned areas to accom- minutes there is dye in the bowl, you've got a leakl modate to his wishes. Fact: One litre of oil can contaminate up to 2 million lilms of water. If city council acquiesces to Fact: In the developing countries, 80% of illnesses are water related. the wishes of Mr. Bromiey Fact: Each day humans must replace 2,4 litres of water in their bodies they will have fallen prey to a ~rough drinking and the food we eat. small vociferous group whom I Fact: About 8~ of our blood is waterl 1 -~*'~-..~-.-~;~***¢',.,,...... 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,'Ed PapMs; . . 1. .. : Terrace, B.C. Docs make ~i'i'z'i:i*!=:::~i!*!*s:!iii*~:%i ~i...... ~ ~1i ii~...... iid~!ao:~i~:~~T~." • . ~Ng!i~!~x;.,:~i~:.'.:.~::.'.ii/~i~.~i~i:.i~iiii~i::....~i!:.: i~' ..::iii::!ii::I..... ~-~:~:~'~'~ ~~~" ,~::::'...... ~' ~,.0::,,1~.:~.":"~' ...... ':,..~ ...... ili ~i!i!i~ or tear.- " • , " deal ~J.:%il;:;...::,~ !~...t.~:.:;~!..'.?;~::~;~:~:~;~:~:~:~¢~:~:~:~:~:~::...... t~o~: ou ~ ~!~ii~.:~,o..,...~...... ~~i:~!,::::!:!:!:!:!:!...... :::::::: ~~~!:~ Enviroshade s the. leader in TERRACE -- The province's doctors and government lmve ~ ~I Shadehouses for alloccasions. reached a tentative financial settlement. BURDETT DISTRIBUTORS (1977) LTD. PHONE ...... 635-.2818 Retroactive to the 92-93 finan- cial year, the deal places a cap of THERE'SA COLDHEARTED 4759 Highway 16 W. Terrace, B.C. $1.27 billion on medical servlc~ V8G 1 N3 FAX ...... 638-1188 plan billing by doctors until 1997. If billings come in under budget THIEF IN YOURHOME. in any: given year, the savings It's lurking outside the back door. Or in the shadows of will b0 placed in a special reserve the basement. It's the humming, whirring, clicking, old to a maximum of $40 million. second refrigerator. And it's robbing you of cold cash - That money would then be an old inefficient second fddge can cost you up to available for those years where $100 a year to ran. billings exceed the cap. In addition, if the population growth and aging of the province WE'LL COME AND GET IT AND GIVE YOU $30!* exceeds pmjecliom, extra money will be put Into the billing budget. We can take the problem off your hands. We'll pick up There are also provisions to your old operating fridge (10 cu. ft. to 24 cu. ft. size) cover increases in doctors' over- free of charge, dispose of it in an environmentally safe head costs up to $65 million, or manner and send you a cool $30. 6.5 per cent/over the same peri- Accounting od. ~ "' ' To register in the Program, call the Refrigerator Buy-Back Arts & Crafts The two sides have agreed to Hot Line toll-free 1.800-663-CASH (2274). In the Babysitting. split the cost of ~am#stored Lower Mainlandl call 683'CASH (2274). retirement savings plan, each Bridal Consulting contributing $25 million annual- Clothing Sales ly. ~.: '~ To make the billings cap work, Cosmetics .... the gove~ent, B.C. Medical Association and Medical Services House Clean!rig'' Commission will have tO :find Pottery ways of trimming $370 mllUon Produce & Plowers i from health care expenditures over the lifetime.... of the agree- Regal ment• .... Tupperware Measures being considered tn- elude rem0vlng medical coverage:' Watkins .... :~ for some types of cosmetic • Weaving ::: :!i surgery, and ' other :?ser~dcos which do not contribute td'a:per,'~ :i ?7??? ): :'i::, son's health". There :will als0 be an effort to " Ifyouown a Home Based Business. be sure to haveff :I-::~'~!* reduce duplication of blood tests and x-rays, for example. featured in our . -:. " A task force is also being formed which willexamine ways ,Home Based Business Listi, of controlling lille number.of d0c- tot's in the province. : .:, { : SEPTEM : From 1982-1992, there was l a' : "RETURNING IN ' 30 per cent: increase .in the;hum-: : Take advantage of this inexpensive opportunity to advertise y0ur~ ~ her of doctors in B.C. ,:: • .... il • :ft. business, ...... Overtlaeaame:perl°d'thelmpu'- ... , BOhydro per cont. :: to .... ~ That task force is ex~)ecle.Zl : • .*B.C.Hydro'reservesthe right to changeor cancel the rebate offeraf ;}~},:,":'~" ii:i:il !~~ ~i T6bb6Ry0ur space, or for more information call the adverti§ing ~ - bring out an- tnt0dm report and:, any )r notlce~ reco~menda0ons by Nov.:l ,~sl, : :...... time without prit ...... ! :.... ~ :'~,: ..... ? ' department at 638-7283...... - ~: year. ' .... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 - Page A7 CallChime For All Your Slow Down, Keep the streets Safe Deliveries![ It's Our Future AtStake! for our children lijJ KALUM KABS LTD. Keep The Kids In Mind!!

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~ 3779 River Drive Job search 635-1300 eased a bit CREATE AN IMAGE WITH 'I"~RI~CE ~ More students ing, finding summer employment were looking for work than could has become a real challenge," be handled by the Canada said Grewai. ,~Q~C~ INSTANTIMPACT Employment Centre for Students The federal government spent this year. $82,373 to create 50 jobs through But more founa work through the Challenge '93 program. :~:~,~t ,,~, the centre than the year before, Subsidies were $2.50 an hour student placement officer Gurmit for those in the privale sector, Grewai said last week. $4.25 an hour for the public sec- AD PLUS The number o1~vacancies posted' tor and $6 an hour for jobs creat- at the centre was 219, an increase ed through non profit organiza- of 8.4 per cent over the following tions. year. Sixteen employers also took ad- "I can say that those vacancies vantage of the provincial govern- SIGHS were filled," said Grewal. ments community partnership~ Summer employment has be- program. It reimbursed ~ages up • Cars, Trucks, Vans & Boats come a problem for young people to a maximum of $4 an hour. • Wood, Metal & Plastic became continuing education and This program spent $19,994 in • Silkscreen Printing tougher economic times have sent the area. • Routed & Sandblasted Signs more people into the summer job Grewai, who began her job in • Pinstriping market. May, started off by giving ses- • Logo & Graphic Designs "Coupled with the restructuring sions in schools and at the centre • Hand Painted Signs that the labour market is undergo- ona job. how to get ready to search for •Mag netic & Mylar Signs Yet she did notice that a goodly number of students co~ng into Hirings the centre did not know how to New liquor store look for Work. THE PROVINCIAL government's concept of "one-stop shop- 635-7731 "My advice is that students ping"services will expand next summer when a new liquor frozen should sharpen those skills," said store opens up in the parking lot of the access cenb'e on. the 5031 KEITH AVE,TERRACE Grewal. comer of Eby and Lazelle, That's Walter Kolar removing a TERRACE-- The hiring of new " ThiS.was Grewai's first time as brick wall to make .room for construction. Provincial officials 9:00 am- 5:00 pm FAX 635-9200 economic development officers student placement officer. She's say the. new location offers more parking than at the current by the provincial government has reading to UBC this fall for the one and that there'll be more room in the new store for the been frozen. final year leading to'ward a display of alcoholic beverages; One of the people interviewed Bachelor of Science degree. but not selected for 16 positions across the proviacc has appealed the hiring process. Northwest econormc develop- mcnt ministry rcgionai director MANUFACTURING Harold Demetzor said the appeal m=rong affects four positions in north- QUALITY • CANADIAN • TRAILER SYSTEMS we,stem B.C. "We did choose some individu- als and;we do have preliminary acceptance but now there is the ANSER TRI AXLE " appeal," he said. Demetzer didn't know how long the appeal ~ill take. The placing Of provincial eco- nomi¢.~, ~,d~,,yel0pmenL., ~.O~ers i acro.~s"tlJ~urov~q¢ was. pa~-~f a.,,, shift in the economic' develop- ment ministry's mandate an- nounced last year. v There are actually five posLtions FEATURES... • Lo Proiile Trailer Bolster in tha northwest ~ two in Prince • 8' 6" Channel Bunk Rupert, one in Stewart, one in Smithers and one in Bums Lake. • QT-100 Formed aa!ls . - , i , • . ?.141'' Cup & Saucer. . :• : But interviews failed to find a • A-Frame Reach , -' " <60 ~Sprin'gL-0adedStakes • ...... person for one of the positions. • 80" Compensator . ~. i :.,:~,i.j/~* ,. • 48" Spring Lo'aded Taper" :- :.-.~i-i. : Demetzcr said 681 people filed • gallbearing Turntabl~ ...~' i Li: ~;;i,')',;:~i;=~/..'.'ili:.~: ;vExteh~i~ns .,. ,"~ ~,, . :=i-~:ii! .~:~ ~i 4,000 applications for the 16 • Spr2ng Front Suspension = ,";i"Cables ~ F:'orged D Rings " positions. He expects, the job to • 71 or77 Tra(~kAxles. " . Spring Loaded Flaps . i:: ;. be re-advertised shortly. 16 h x 7 Qu ck Change Brakes -..• ' e Standard Electrical '1"ha.jobs:gay .up .to $55,619 a year. Type 30/3OPotson Tandem Group Only : .... . ".One Co!or Enamel In the mea~timo, two people 8;25 x 24.5 Tubeless Rims ~. : have been hired as auxiliaries to •" 22"Encl°sed6~spokeCamSDayton-"Hubs 11 R24.5 16-Ply Goodyear 286's ' " " fill the development officer posi- Lightweight Options: Available Upon Request tions in Sz~dth~rsand in Stewart. Tracy Ofsen in Smithors and Cindy Elsworth in steWart will T & H Equipment 5317HeppleAve.Terrace,BC work untilpcrmanent employees arc, named, CLAYTON THERRIEN 635-4468 or ALLAN HULL 6354420 Also to be filled is the develop- ment ministry's northwest regional manager job. That per- son will be based in Kitimat. Now's the time for a new Armstrong floor. Act now and take advantage of exciting cash rebates • direct from Armstrong, You can save up to $100 (based on an average purchase of 25 square Out and yards of Armstrong Best flooring) or even more when you choose one of these selected About Armstrong floors. TERRACE- Two people with the sam0 first name have opened a you.brew stem in the Designer Solada~~ 11 Save $4 per ] city. Scott Easton and Scott V'mion~"Solarian ® Save $4 per ydz Sorcerer began:investigating the possibility in Febrfiary. Minimum 25 Yard Purchase Their research has now resulted Your Decor Will Match Armstrong in Scottle's U.Brow on Lazollo. The outlet Ms the potential to Flooring Rebate For Savings Up To offer more,than 70 rarities and has 20 0n:hand now, said Scott 50 HP JET " " " " ...... ~ Easton last week I nRunE Reg. $5,980:00- vow..=...;...,=.~.:::,:~::::,:,;.:,:::$4980 OUTBOAFIDS -k-k ,k "k ~r S8.00 sq. yd. Coast Tractor, which has one of Evinrude Motors its eight bnmc~ ihere, has won 11,' Offer Valid For Month of September Onlyl the Jolm D~re':Mark of Ex- Reg are known for cellence Award for1992, See Store For Details "This is,the, Second year in a their easy start, f ; row we've won gold and we're 61" working On doing it again," :l Reg quietness, branch ~ m~agei:: Petbr Branch i •dependability and said last week, ." ... ' . I 25 HP JET ." • The award iS" given' fol I Reg. $3,205.00 '-No 249900 customer satisfaction and per- 1 long life• refinance"in Saiesi,"parts*and ser- | ? - vice. __ _..~ • COME AND TALK TO US TODAY.* LET'SMAKE A DEAL coast~=ori~,: th~ ~y c,. YOUR DECOR businesses:,:ln:~6ith::Amei'iCan to ~ i :N E!.,LEN.T D E RPR IS E S LTD. receive tl~a~d: :: ;';•:"..... ~ '-:" : Terrace CarpetCentre .... i ~ i::, Coast Tmctororitzinated on the Recreational Sales and Service 3202 MunrceStreet at Hwy,16 W lower mainlmd arid i.on~ Van- 4925 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. TERRACE couvcrlsland...... " . ,, . 635,2976 - 1-800-665-1657 There :•ar6"eigi~t etripi0yeeS with Phone 635-3478 .... ,, ...... Fax 635-5050 Coast "iYactorin Terra~, - :~ U ' I I I

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Buses get a smooth III ride from residents The local bus system may not be used by most residents, but those who do are .generally happy with it. Those are the findings of a sur- End Of Summer vey being carried out by Farwest Bus Lines; the company deliver- ing the service. Lisa Buck hss been knocking on doom since the beginning of

July finding out who rides the • ._j buses and what they like or dis- SUPERSPECIAL GOLF CLUBSPECIAL like. Clothing On The UltimateSun Mt. Bag WilsonKiller Whale Driver While there have been some ...... 30 - 70% off Reg.$189.95 Reg,$325,00 criticisms; ~oa the whole she says users are enthusiastic. Golf Bags On the plus side, convenience, ...... '...20% off SALE =145.95 SALE =249.95 courteous drivers and the Hand- iDart bus have been the big win- Golf Shoes 8 Piece 11 Piece ners...... 20% off Tour ModelIron Set PowerblltIrons & Woods Buck notes critics have sug- Reg.$369.00 Reg,$495.00 gested extendingthe houm of op- Gloves eration to cover the early morning and late evening as well as erect- ...... 20% off SALE=269.00 SALE=395.00 ing more bus sheltem. I Putters [ .~-.~.__ ~ - L'm The survey has also revealed o f the unpopularity of the system's large bus. Buck explains people are un- happy that whenever they see it, ...... 20% off J the vehicle is almost empty. Concerned their tax dollam are being spent on a barely used bus, SUPER FALL GREEN FEE SPECIAL they would prefer to see smaller ones being fully utilized. Mondays Half Price All Day However,: she points out, a bus Tuesday Half Price Till 3 pm that size is necessary to handle the number of secondary school [ ~ii~::i~i~i~i~::::::~li!::::~i~i|~:%~':':':~':'::i~ i~.."::':~::%::':~ii~.~~ ...... ':':':':':"!''" :'"'i~:':"::;!'i" 'i% ::""'::i""i ~...... '.'"..'~ if! !~::"iiii.~..i".i.!:"" ' % ~' ~ .....i...... ,.: C'.!C'.~!:" 'i ..!: i .!.i!ii!!i~i~iiii:

students living on the south side i ------lIT ii ~ and the bench who attend Skeena Jr. and Caledonia Sr. Secondary. SKEENA VALLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB schools. Although the majority of resi- dents use their Own vehicles to 3552 Golf Course, Terrace get around, Buck found there are those, especially college students, for whom the buses are the only SURVEY SAYS! Lisa Buck (above) has spent the past two 635-2542 means of transport. months going house-to-house throughout Terrace and Thomhill They were also the group which asking people what they think of the local bus service. Despite had most e~ten expressed a desire some criticisms and suggestions for improvements, she says for evening services. people on the whole were positive in their comments. Universally popular with those who use it was the HandiDart vehicle. That offers a door-to- door service for registered seniors " and the disabled. Buck points out that even the ! temporarily disabled -- people :i with a b~oken leg for example -- Woolworth • can book the service if their doe- tot confirms the nee . : ..

k~ Once ~e~survey,-has.been COrn-. : ~:i: ~. /...... i i.i pleted, li'l~e!y within',the next few days, the hundreds upon hundreds of responses will be handed over

In her travels all over Thornldll andto B.C. Terrace, Trans't'~" Buck...... says she found ~ day Septe people were .pleased they were being asked for their opinion. tuber 5 In fact, where residents had been out when she toured their Thursday,September 2 to Sun , area, they had phoned Farwest to • make sure their voice was heard. .... "Back:said she'd enjoyed doing • the survey, adding some people had even invited her in for coffee " anGcookies~ Cheats nabbed .,I TERRACE -- Just under $150,000 in penalties for wrongly L•. collecting unemployment insur- : ance in the northwest were as- • sessed for the three months ~nding June 30. ., --0, , /0I The amount, compared to the $13.2 million in total payments for the period, is about standard, says Canada Employment Centre investigator Sheflyn Thomas. Also found were overpayments ~en'S 8, Lad~es of $242,000. The area covered takes in 3 pacV, Kitimat, .Houst0n, Smlthers, Hazelton, Granisle and Stewart. Thomas .~ said most of wlmt is uncovered comes from matching of variom computer methods. Those :found deliberately com- 4 mitting fraud pay 100per cent of ~uxJ 2 r~etels o~ ~oC~S the amount for the first offence, .., ,~,~. 6:00 9m 200 per cent of the second and ~.b~C, ~ec~'~le 3~(~ Beg. $2.99 300 per cent for the third offence. Serious cases can result In XNednesu '~ sALE criminal prosecution. 9'.30 ann- 9:00 9 m Thomas said: most overpay- merits are the result of unintended Satu~dax/ errors. She added that"peopl~",W hO:''. 9-30 am- 6:(30 9ha ! \ s I voluntarily come fbiWiird~wlll '-- have to repay but W¢ih'f!':faccl Su~da~/ penaltte~ or prosecution. :" ~i,~: ~::'" Nearly $i'.5 -million lmUncin-;:. 11:o0am , 5:009 rn ploymcnt insurance i~¢~aY:~ ~'' inents i- and" penalties were": re.- CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 cord~ ii~ the, year e~ding March 31; : : !: : '.WE RESERV{:.THE RIGHT Prices in effect ! Overpayment amounted to TO LIMIT QUANTITIES $956,000 , while penalties Thursday Sept. 2 to amountedto $4?3,638. lVo ol o n" Anonymousletters and phone SOR~'IYNO RAIN CHECKS Sunday Sept. 5 calls also provide llps suspected

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. . : ir.. iiGas companypicketed wcB PRO'B:" LEM~ ~ S ~' ;:" TERRACE -- Companies doing - Having problems with your WCB claim? business here should be hiring lo- - You can get free, confidential advice, when a Workers' cal workers, says Skeena NDP Adviser visits Terrace on September 14th. MLA Helmut Giesbrecht. - To make an appointment for a personal interview, call the He made the comment at an GovemmentAgent's Office at 638-3200. Aug. 26 information picket in - The Interviews will be held at the B.C. Access Centre, 101- front of the Pacific Northem Gas 3220 Eby Street, Terrace. offices on Hwy16. - For advice without an interview, contact Workers'Adviser ?' Nearly 40 people gathered to office in Richmond toll-free at 1-800-663-4261. " protest the actions oLPacific ~ Northern Gas and: Noiah Amer- ican Constructi0n, a: company it hired for a pipeline, pi'ojectnear - here. ' :~ They say North American hired Ministry of Labour and Consumer Services too many Albertan workers and is paying lower wages than what : should be expected. "Local people spend 95 per cent of their income locally," ~. said Giesbrecht. ~ "I'm disturbed by the fact of money being paid to Alberta JOINING NEARLY 40 people at an information picket line.Aug. 26 in front, of the Pacific Northern workers. (Alberta premier) Ralph Gas office's was Skeena MLA Helmut Giesbrecht,. left, With_him is B.C. and Yukon Territory Build- Klein should look after his own ing and Construction Trades Council area organizer Fred Glover who put together the picket line, economy. He should do more to Those on the line said an Alberta company hired for a pipeline project here should be employing ensure his people there have more local people and paying better wages, jobs," the MLA added. ~i:: E E Giesbreeht acknowledged that Council said North American is they are qualified," he added. tion. " Style! ~:: although PNG is a provincially hiring workers from Alberta Glover's been trying to "These unions sign contracts Ridin n ~ regulated utility, it is a private when local qualified people are organize workers on the project that pay inferior wages. Some ~,: MAKE LIST PRICE VERN'S PRICE :,,: company can hire whomever it out of work. and estimates at least half are workers here are being paid $11 :~, wants. "Right on this line we have a from outside of the province. an hour. That's the kind of wage * Cannondale M2000 ...... $1605 ...... 1395 '~ "Butl still feel them should be welder that's qualified. Yet North He's been told there is a union you get with a mt union," said ., some Sort of preferential treat- American is bringing in welders • certification on the project but Glover. ':'~ Cannondale M1000 ...... $1329 ...... 1059 But Terrace PNG manager ~; merit for people in B.C.," he said. from Alberta," said Glover. says it's with the Canadian Iron, ,: Cannondale M700 ...... $1195 ...... 949 ~: Protest organizer Fred Glover "We have no problem if a com- Steel and Industrial Workers' Wayne Epp says North American of the B.C. and Yukon Territory pany brings in its key people, but Union, a union the building trades was given the contract because it ~!i!..... CannondaieDeita V1500 ...... $2295 ...... :..$1835 rs qualified and submitted the Building and Construction Trades local people deserve these jobs if council calls a "rat" organiza- **!i ~ $ lowest bid. ,,: Specialized Stump Jumper ..... ,...$1039.•.: ...... 939 "PNG has an obligation to its * :i . shareholders and customers to get iii Specialized Rockhopper FS ...... $969..••.:...... $869 ILi I-air- wage policy widened the best price it can," he said. Giant ALM-1 ...... ~ L~ • . . ' ' '. . Epp added that North American ..... W.O. ~....~ . : .... ~.* 1395 "L...... $1095 ' TERRACE .-- The provincial ~onlO~raSdCaelcea~Oggar~?usconstrue sOCloal~rg~da;ntrnhOU~l~nPLOjeoCtS has hired local workers and sub government has exPanded provi- YoRot aQ u c ksilver ...... 819$ ...... $599 I:iii~ contractors wherever possible for sions of its Fair Wage Act cover- The wage schedule remains tracts. ":: $ :- ink workers err public construe- what it was when the province Under the policy, carpenters the $2 minion job to double a ,~i::: Yokota Ahwahnee...... $529 ...... :: Lion projects, brought in its Fair Wage Act in receive $21.62 an hour, oleo- section of PNG's natural gas , ~! . " ..:, Previous regulations stated that March1992. trieians $23.74 an hour and pipeline up the Copper River. **;i:,~ Yokota Grizzly Peak (Tandem) ...... $1495 ...... 1119 ..::~ construction companies pay stan- "By lowering the threshold to labourer/helpers $1.9.90 an hour. "As of yesterday (Aug. 26)of the 61 hourly paid employees on dardized rates on projects worth which the policy applies, more Benefits are rated at :$4 an hour. that project, 33 are labourers more than $1.Srnillion. construction projects will be cov- Critics of the policy say it inL hired locally. There are six: equip- ~ [i?ii!!.?ili:i::i::'..: ...... i?:.:i!: :..i ii-:', That dollar: amount has now ered, and we will better ensure creases project costs, adds to red ment operators. That's 39 of 61 been droppedto $250,000 and the the best qualified people are , tape and benefits union sup- ~:':::' .:: .L:: • . . : people and that's what I'd call a 7: SK.! '~ '" ill kinds of contracts exPanded to in- building our highways, schools porters of the NDP. high ratioi" Eppsaid. elude highway and bridge con- and hospitals," said labour minis- Sihota said other issues such as He added that all 10 inspectors ter Moe Sihota. local hire and employment equity , +....:. LI Lr CYCLE:.., struetion. hired by the company are from Non-union contractors must pay The fair wage policy does not will be addressed in coming B.C. and that the industrial first wages equal to 80 per cent of apply to provincially-subsidized months. aid attendant is a local• lie] II ill ;;i -" ! ::( ::~ B:loIo~d."lr~.'lraio i

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Let it be known that I, JACK TALSTRA Mayorof the. City of Terrace, Anniversaries by the powers vested in me do hereby declare that: Sept. 4 Melanie Mayner & James Anderson WHERF-4S many boy8 and girls grow up wlthout the gu/dln9 hand and Sept. 2 Ravinder & SonnyKunar- 4 years consistent positive association of an adult male or female;

Sept. 27 Suzanne & Art Bustin - 8 years Sept. 14 Moniea &Alan lppel - 2 years AND WHEREAS Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Terrace has been providing support by matching boys from male.absent homes and girls from female absent Oct 6 Tina Homer & Kevin Legros - 2 years ..... homes with suitable Big Brothers and Big Sisters; Nov 9 Sylvia Nicholson & Dean Homer- 1 year): AND WHEREAS the agency performs this service for approximately 9 families in the Terrace area:

AND WHEREAS September has been designated a national recruitment month by Big Brothers and Big Slstem of Canada;

K:G: Clark " NOW THEREFORE I, JACK TALSTRA, Mayor of the City of Terrace, DO HEREBY" PROCLAIM the contact any of these month of Septemb.o;; : !993 $pon3or$: Ge s & Gold Custom Designed as EngagementRings Central WeddingBands AnniversaryRings in the City of Terr, 4624 Greig Ave. Flowers Terrace, BO 635-2533 , PlushToys . Balloon Deliveries , WorldwideService • Houseplants ., Your CompleteWedding • Bridal • Grad * Evening Headquarters See us for any occasion 'i:.101 - 4716 Lazelle Ave, 4605Lazelle Ave, 635-6966 :;.i~!' Terrace Fax -4 40 • i 635-5920 or "L. - 638-1900 "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"

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: .,'.. The Terrace Standard, Wednesdav, September 1, 1993 - Parle B1 OMMUNITY' NEWg ...... ~. , ...... : ) •NAGEL 638"7283 I What's. II Tait C arvings featured .... Jobcourse .Up Native art offered ~vo Watt headed north exhibit at from Penticton this spring ,,,alter,, after hearing there was work

"A friend said there was iiffi u iftili II y in the north. ' wiFl~org~a~a~tt~eEma!~s~i~!h~ work up north. I heard it was better in northern B.Ci than in southern B.C.," said Watt. Art Gallery will host ashow of He didn't find a job but he n exclusively Nisga'a native art. did find Interconnect, a loead i[sue in which it is to ar~pear. On display for the month of agency that helps people For other contributed reticles. September will be the masks, the deadline is 5 p.m. on the button blankets, rattles and prepare for job interviews or 'lhmsdav befo~ the issue comes other carvings of the Tait fam- to further develop skills re- out. ily of carvers, quired for the work force. htbmissions shonld he tvned or Alver Tail, Isaac Tait, "I was walking by, saw tile prlntedneatlv. Valerie Tait, Ron Telek, Hope sign, thought it was an Tait, Hope Telek, Deborah employment agency, I came SEPTEMBER 3, 1993 Lamal and Robert TaR will up and signed up," says Watt, Royal. Canadian Legion display works at the exhibition, entertainment for September 22. 1993, steak night Sept 3rd, which opens Friday. He's half way through a four Meat Draw 530 to 7:30 pro, Setp Entitled Where the People month program and so far has Gather: Carving a Totem Pole, 3/4 Keith Malenson, 10/llth picked up computer skills and Frank Jerome (sat afternoon Jam • the show is organized around session), 17/18th Jack O'Clubs, an exhibition of photographs a lot of ideas. 24/25th Reeky top, coming in by Viclde Jonson that docu- "It gives you that little push october Halloween Nigh Oct ment the carving and raising of for getting out there, it pumps 29/30th fancy dress, dance to a totem pole under the direc -' you up,, says Watt who wants Keith Melanson members and t-ion of master carver Norman to become a mechanic. bonafide guests welcome. Tail at the Native Education Interconnect not only boosts SEPTEMBER 7, 1993 - The Centre in Vancouver. confidence, it features com- Terrace Breastfeeding support The last showing of native puter programs to help people group is having its monthly art in Terrace was 1983 when learn at their own pace. meeting at the education room in some works of Frieda Diesing In Watt's case, he's working Mills Memorial Hospital at 8:00 and others were shown along p.m., for further information with a show of gallery mem- toward the equivalent of a call Terry Walker 635-4694. bers' work. Grade 12 education. "We're really excited," says "There's no set format. SEPTEMBER 7, 1993 gallery volunteer Jeanne There are little tests to take Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian you along," Watt adds. legion is having a general Thomson. "The Nisga'a car- meeting at the Royal Canadian vers are internationally known Participants also take part in Legion at 7:30 p.m. and we rarely get an op- group sessions and have test *$$*t:***$* portunity to view their work job interviews video taped so SEPTEMBER 8, 1993 - here in Terrace." they can improve their Terrace Little Theatre Society Jonson says her photographs presentations. holds a member meeting for represent six years of work. more information call Gordon She used 2,200 negatives and Interconnect was established Gates 638-0996 MeColl 25 audio tapes while observing in 1987 and is part of the Playhouse, 8p.m. the carving of the 42-foot larger Terrace and District doorway pole, ...... Community Services Society. SEPTEMBER:,8, 1993 - ' ""I didn,twant tt to be just a Approximately 70 per cent 'i Scotitdhtriet registration at E.T. Kenney Primaryf School gym, book about how to carve," of its participants either move from 7-8:30 p.m. Jensen says. "I wanted to take on to further education or be- the viewers inside the earving gin work. SEPTEMBER 11, 12, 1993 shed, so they can hear the Watt says he prefers Inter- -No cost hut to register• call rhythm of the adzes and smell IIVI/41dt-O UI LIIU L;I:UVIII~;J ¢IIIU I¢11~111~1 UI tlllO I,UL¢:~III IJUI~ ¢;11¢;~ p¢~l, connect over other programs of an exhibition celebrating Nisga'a carvers at the Terrace Art Sandy Mikkelsen, two day the cedar chips." because it's realistic. workshop ~for..those wishing to Although requested to attend Gallery this month. The show features photographs by Vickie In addition to the four-month become a family through the show, self-taught master Jensen and the art of the Tait family. VICKIE JENSEN PHOTO !adopting, adoptive parents carver Norman Tait has program, Interconnect is hold- welcome too. This will take declined. knowledge of the Nisga'a arts turps the famiiy's eagle crest' ing a two-week course place at the Skeena Health Unit "He's the one who taught us ' and traditions," says Alver, and ermine skin fur. directed at employment skills Auditorium, 9-12 and 1-4 both who studied for five yearn un- His yellow cedar dancing and decision making. days• everythJng we know," says Norman's younger brother, A1- , derhis brother, staff and a 27-inch high mask This two-week course is for SEPTEMBER 13, 1993 - vet Tait. "lie's the real master, 2Unlike his brother, who : i will also be on display at the people between the ages of 19 Voices in the Valley (Youth He's our leader." lives in VancoUver, Alver has' gallery, and 35. Choir 12-24 yr) is havin g fall Norman spent years carrying chosen to remain in the Nass. Also planned is a public art- It is scheduled to start Sept. "We enjoy living the village ists' reception on Sept. 18. that registration at the Christ out exhaustive research un, 7. Further information is avail- Lutheran Church, 7:00 p.m. for life, being up here," he says. ls to include dancing and covering the long-ignored cul- able by contacting Inter- additional information or to ture of the Nisga'a. Tait's works in the show in- cermonial .introduction of the register please phone 638-1230. elude a frontlet-style headdress artists. Details and times are to connect at 635-7995. 4, 4=,t 4,*** ~$41 "He's the reason the family is so strong because of llis carved out of red cedar. It lea- be determined next week. Interconnect's offices arc in SEPTEMBER 14, 1993 21 the credit union building-/ AND 22 - Diabetic teaching clinic at Mills Memorial ltospital, a doctors refercal is --PRIDE OF THE NORTH required contact Dana Hill, RN at Book will 635-4050 or 638-1956 SEPTEMBER 17, 18, 19, ! !993 - Terrace Hospice feature Society is having a hospice volunteer training workshop at the Skeena Health Unit the Nasa Auditorium if you are interested Stunning and breathtaking in becoming a Hospice are the words that spring to volunteer, visitors call 635- mind when one sees the photog- 4811 for more information. raphy of Gary Fiegehen. Known for his spectacular SEPTEMBER 17, 1993 Terrace Hospice Society is book Stikine -- The Great River, having a Care for the Dying and northwesterners will soon get Their Family" General another even closer look at i information about hospice, the themselves through Fiegehen's losses for the dying and the role lens. • of the volunteer. Open to public This time he focuses on the and no charge' Skeena Health people and the culture of the Ufiit Auditorium from 7:30 to Nass in the new coffee table 10:00 p,m. for more book entitled Nisga 'a --People Information call 635-4811. of the Nasa Valley. The book was written by Alex SEPTEMBER 21, 1993 B.C. Schizoprenia Society will Rose and designed by Jim discuss the coming years agenda Sldpp under the direction of the • housing conference, give Nisga' a Tribal Council. isupport. ~ 3302 Sparks St Eighty colour photographs ' (Downstairs) at 7:30 p.m.. document the annual cycle of activity in the Nass from the : SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 0ollehan harvest to the coming Terrace and District Community of winter. Set'vices Society will be holding It Includes Images of the rais- • thetr 1993 annual general meeting on Thursday September ing of a new totem pole last year at Gltwinkslhlkw (Canyon 1 ~ ~ ! 23, 1993 in the!Terrace Public [ :Library at 7:30 p.m. There will cite), [ bean election of offlcers. Come The text tells the story of the I arid find: out what services we Nisga'a land claim -- of their I prov~e for our community. For refusal to sign a treaty or be as- | more Information call 635- similated. I !l 3178; Publishers Douglas and YOUTH AMBASSADORS Sandra Carrita of Kitimat, Tara from around the province voted Chllliwack's Mlchelle DIIk, 'tAIhlf~ I~nP.k'g Deanna Braaksma, Surrey's Terrl McLellan and [ .... I '~ ********** Mdntyre say the bookls at the Garner of Smithers, and Glenys George of Terrace pose for ...... I : I ART ASSOCIATTION printers now and is slated for Richmond's Vanessa Smith at the new Momiji Garden at the Parksv e s Nadima EI,Khalafawi to head the 1993 PNE Youth [ : | Summer workshops for July and release Oct. 30. I ! August, all workshops are held Pacific National Exhibition. Carrlta was named the representa- OounclL .... ' :. It will sell for $45 and will be live for the North by Northwest region. Youth ambassadors available at northwest book:' • i i i i i|ln stores, " '~ .... i Page B2 -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday. September 1, 1993 I IIII IIII The North's Only Log Cabin Pub...

GREAT FOOD, GREATATMOSPHERE The North's only log cabin pub offers a great menu & friendly service. THE PERFECT PLACE FOR FUN...ANYTIMEI MUSIC FRIDAY- KJ~.RAOKE 8 pm - closing • MANILLA BOYS will rock Gigi's at the Terrace Inn through 4,= ft l~ ft A l"I A til Sept. 4 VVV v rely,l= COU RTESY • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 p.m. to :1 a.m.) and Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) at George's Pub in the Northern Motor VAN DON'T MISS THE FUN! Inn, cvcry Friday night (7 p.m. to 1 a.m.) at the ThornhiU Neigh- bourhood Pub, and every Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) and Monday (10 p.m. to 2 a.m.) at Hanky Panky's in the Coast Inn of the West. DANCE Upcoming • RED THUNDER DANCERS return to Terrace for two shows Sept. 17 and .18. Showtime is 8 p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tix $10 at tho Kermode Friendship Centro. Red Thunder's last show hero was a sell-out, with dozens turned away at the door. MOVIES • RISING SUN with Sean Conncry and Wesley Snipes plays tonight and Thursday at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. at the TiUieum Twin q'hoatres. FREE WILLY plays at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m. Opening Friday • mi~ • THE FUGITIVE, starring Harrison Ford, starts Friday at 7:15 Pick-Up & Delivery and 9:30 p.m. ANOTHER STAKEOUT plays at 7:00 and 9:15 ***EXPERT p.m. Repairs & Alterations ***SHIRTS GOTCHAI Robyn Lindsay and John Hunter share a tender Laundered moment during a game of hug tag. It was all part of Fun in the ET CETERA Sun '93 -- Terrace Parks and Recreation's annual program ***FAST of outdoor activities for kids. The extravaganza Included • WHERE THE PEOPLE GATHER ~ an exhibition of pho- Service, Usually Same Day tographs and Nisga'a artwork will be on display at the Terrace Pub- events like Capture the Flag, soccer and, of course, Hug Tag. ***ON-SITE lic Art C-alloryfor tim month of September. The display, organized Leaders this year were Surinder "Suspende?s" Dhaliwal, Facilities Heather "Feather" Dreger, Pare "Ham" Kawinsky, Wayne around Vickio Jonson's photographs of the carving of a Nisga'a "The Pain, Kuechle, and Monies "Harmonica" Souse. totem polo, features masks, button blankets, rattles, staffs and other You can forget your hang-ups And we'll help you hang onto carvings by the Tait family. Gallery hours are noon to 3 p.m. Tues- when it comes to dry cleaning. most of your money, too, with day to Saturday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. from Tuesday toThursday, and 1 Your wordes are over, when our Iowpdceson e~,erything to 4 p.m. Sunday. you let us take care of your from suits to leather. clothes. So when it comes to superior• Make the 'Scene/ You'll clean up with the most dry cleaning, we're definitely the "Thrilling =rid attentive service in town. ones to hang out with! ~Newsweek Carl 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to "MAKE add your event to the Standard's THE free entertainment listings. The QUALITY DRYOLEANING STORES i:. SCENE" deadline is 5p. .m.., "~":4 ' Tile CityScene- following week's ifi-thsLakd~i~ ...... " .!. ."~ ~',~ Terrace's Guide to paper. 635-2820 ~ .... Fun & Entertainment Add Your Event To •The Standards FREE /\ LISTING of Featured k . ' " Events H's easyto get yourevent on the "CityScene" ;GA Remarkabl FAX 638-8432 True-Life i~;~q .~ Phone 638-7283 Adventure!" -.--Rolling Stone Drop off 4647 Lazelle Modem 638-7247 (after 6 pro) PRICES to make the following weeks UPE:IiO:I VIDEO paper, your event must reach I Steno Chairs .the Standard by ~~~~~WITH ANYOTHER RENTAL 5i00 pm Thursday Ibmolnco Secml~ry L ~ ' =~ Bookshelves ;LGCKYDOLLAR BINGO SEPTEMBER 1993 PALAC E SEPTEMBER 1993

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: " ~~. KitimatBuilders Supplies ispleased to More leaders, eeded ~w~ announce.,, we now ear Whittier Furniture The Terrace Scout District will I (Comes unfinished) hold their registration day on Sept. 8, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the E.T. Kenney Primary School We Make It Easy, You Make h Beautiful

gym. i!i~;i~i!i:i~i!i!i!i!i!i!i!!!!!i!!! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Beavers (ages 5-7) meet at the i!i!i!i!i!i!i!iii!i!ii!!~iiii!iiii! United Church (lst Terrace), Uplands Elementary (6th Ter- race), Thomhill Primary School (7th Terrace), and Parkside Elementary (8th Terrace). iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiii!!i!i!i;!!!!!i!!i Cubs (ages 8-10) meet at E.T. Kenney (lst Terrace), Uplands (6th Terrace), Thornhill Primary ...... All |l| iiiiil (7th ,Terrace), and Parkside Elementary (Sth Terrace). Scouts (ages 11-14) meet at E.T. Keimoy (Ist Terrace), and

ThornhillPrimary (7thTerrace). ...:...... • :...... ,.....: :...... ,...,~ Venturers (ages 14-17) and Rovers (ages 18-26) meet at the United Church hall(1st Terrace). Save On Price. Splurge On Quality Last season saw the First Ter- SOLID ALDER HARDWOOD race scouts attend the Canadian Jamboree in Kananaskis country in Alberta. The cubs attended Cub Camp Kikatee in Smithers and the Beavers held their annual Beaveree at the airport. Venturers also attended the Ca- nadian Jamboree and went with the scouts to the Totem trails in srnithers. TREE-PLANTING TRIUMPH: Hayden Johnstone of the 1st Ter- Rovers served as staff at the race Cubs hefts a baby conifer ready for planting. Jamboree. All members planted trees and marched in the Remembrance Day parade. There were 234 members last season -- 184 youth and 44 lead- ~"~1 ere. • More adult help is needed so that scouting can continue to of- fer an interesting and challenging program for young people in the I future. Caledonia honour roll Contributed Caledonia Senior Secondary CHILLER School is pleased to announce that 111 students achieved honour DRINKS roll status based on final marks Assorted Flavours. received from the education min- Case of 27- 250 mL istry in August. Congratulations to all: Outstanding achievement 688 Kevin Andrews, Josee Banville, ecI • • ...... ,~! Ngaio Beausoleil,~ Kim 'Ca~y~!'i'~ Deborah Casey, Joshua• Davis, ~,,i ~ Sunny Dool, Bao Van Diep; Fraser Downie, Norman Dreger, Birth Du, Tien Du, Stephen Hom- KRAFT ing,. Nelia Furtado, Lana Geier, Anna-Marie Graham, Candice DINNER TOMATO Griffith, Konmd Grueger, Brandy Macaroni & Cheese. Hanson, Erik Homes, Aaron Hill, Case of 12 -225 g boxes SOUP Jessica Lambright, Pauline Lepp, Campbell's. (}london Lorenz, Jennifer Case o1 12- 284 mL tins. McMyrm, Byron Mikaloff, Katy Milne, Kenna Miskelly, Tracoy ~,~."= ,,,k!~ -:~! Momeith, Jaelde Paiinu, Efin f- Parr; Aaron Petovello, Qulnton T~TO 9 Rafuse, Tina Raposo, Chad Sal- lenback, Parmpal Sandhu, Maria Sehlamp, Yvonne Sehmidt, • ....~-) -~ ..... ,.~.>.~ .... Sonya Schulmeister, Jeff CHUNK LIGH~ ea f~ Smithanik, Sandy Soares, Angola • ~: '::~ ~.,,.,,~~~<~~,~"~;- :'~'~' '" • Sparks, Chrystal Sparks, Deborah TUNA Stainton, Julie Teixeira, Lara Tes- • Gold Cove. In Water. saro, Suzannah Vandevelde, Case of 12 -184 g tins ) •

! = Atine Vu, Kathy Webb, Dallas e " Wiebc, Sheldon Wilkerson, Brett I: Wilson, Natasha Young. FRESH f" Meritorious achievement PURE BEEF Molanie Conrad, Shane Dejong, i Jon Doucette, Charmaine Dozzi, BURGERS CANTALOUPE Jonathan Duffy, Margaret Payola, Regular or Seasoned. 5 lb. box. Frozen California Grown. No. 1 Grade. Bryan Fick, Stella Haigh, Jac- Lucerne. 1/4 lb. patties .64/k9 ql_esUeltne Huglmn, Fraser McKay, ORANGE f" lie McOuade, Heidi Mendel, Christine Morrison, Paula Pocha, Sarah Pollard, Neelu Priher, Scotch Buy. Frozen. ~i,,,-~ 1 Susan Roches, Nita SchlamP, Jon Case of1:2-341 mL. I::'**~,~ Shepherd, Dawn Thomson, Jim l- Tliumw, Toni Wing, Karl Wold.] '°'°' 1

Honourable mention i" Tyler Allen, Carl Anderson, "0 e. 2~,9~ Ib Malkit Atwal, Tanya Braun, ~2 Trlslm de Rutter, Lawrence Der- 1" rick, Joseph Derrick, Keri Fell, Kenneth Foley, Glenys George, !nga Gerhards, Gynette Oogag, APPLE '~%~ TASTE TELLS ~,:~:'~, FACIAL ;ili!i BATHROOM Sonja Hedberg, Leanne I-Iidber JUICE L~i~ BEANS TISSUE ~>~'":' TISSUE Dennis King, Gabe Labranche Town House. Concentrate. '.!~:: Assorted or Spaghetti. TruLy Fine. ":~:'~',:~, Truly Fine. Norm Laderoute, Steven Lavoie Case of ] 2 - ] Litre. "*':*'1~,:~1~ 12- 39-8 mL ...... Case of12- 150's ,~.~,'~i~,:~ Case of 12- 4 Rolls, • Steven Imp=on, Sandra Mantel ...... ~ Case of ~,,,,,~ , Jason Matsner, Lucy Mllhomens "-' Kurt Muller, Susan Muuson . Slmwn Palagian, Darryl Perry, O88 O88 X,, 88 •' Gerry Ray, Jonathan Sabine, :: Rodney Sanches, Dan Schul- :: molster, Joolle Scfiver, Ryan , ,, Smith, Justin Starkio, Ron Thor- son, Denise Vanderlce.

SHOPPERS DRUG MART CORRECTION II, )- Re:AugustCircular VCI, ~No. ~, The I~tm Chil~~hould read 86¢ pkg, with purchase of 3 bags and.eoupgn on ; Palls 2 of circular. $1,29 pk0 without coupon. We apologlza for any Inconvenience ~.~ertised prices in effect until closing Saturday Sept. 4, 1993 at your Terrace Neighbou[hoodSafeway store. Quantity rigllts reserved_..__._.==..: bee e~ may muse our customers. P .... . ' . . ,

r>' Page $4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1%q3 ,qPORTS NEW q " Page 6 ] "I'cRRACE STANDASD MALCOLMBAXTE R 638-7283 L. SkeenaAngler Iron maidens ready for

Brow,, l,fe guard,ng challe g Terrace's entry in the B.C.- Yukon Lifeguard championships is guaranteed to come away with a first. That's because il will be fielding an NE MISERABLE evening all-female team. 20 years ago, I stood in Rinette Lagace, Josslyn Bagg, Denise the rain, thumb extended, Cam and Janine Arnold hit the road last Friday bound for the Pflnce George hoping for a ride to the Simon Fraser University championship. Although most of the teams they face campus so I could research my term will include a trio of "big, strong guys", paper. A Volkswagen beetle swung over to the self-styled Iron Women are not in the the curb. I raced along the sidewalk least intimidated. The quartet said they'd be giving it and hopped in. their best shot and, regardless of the "Where to?" the driver asked. "The results, intended to have fun. SFU library," I replied. "I'!1 take you right there," he said, They also expect the experience to be pulling out into the truffle. He seemed valuable. "I'm going in with the idea I'm going to be lost in thought. "You go to the university?" I asked. to learn something," said Cam, an atti- "I teach there," he replied in a manner tude echoed by her teammates. suggesting he'd rather think than talk. Cam, 22, and Arnold, 16, have only recently graduated from the national "Thanks for the ride," I said when he \ :"~.!.; dropped me off under the Academic Lifeguard course so they arc defirdtely Ouad. I meant it. throwing themselves in at the deep end. For the first time in the trip he looked And although Lagace, 24, and Bagg, straight at me. "The world is filling up 19, have been performing lifeguard with garbage," he said. "Thank me by duties at the local pool for a few years, it picking up some of it." Then, I thought his reply strange. Now, with the exponential growth in Never having worked population of the world's greatest con- on a beach before, sumers and garbage generators in the world, it Seems apt and urgent. they've been making up We North =Americans produce six for that lack of experi- times our body weight every week in ence with trips to hazardous and toxic waste. To avert catastrophe, we will all need Lakelse Lake. to pick up our share of trash, and gen- erate less. But how? will be their first taste of competition as Michael Braungart of the Environ- well. mental Protection Encouragement In fact it's six years since Terrace Sent Agency in Germany advocates w~t he a squad to the championships ! that team calls the Intelligent ~mduct System. finished third. " Nature is the best recycler, he rea- The Iron Women have been training sons, so we must establish systems every day since the decision was made to favouring products whteli break do~vn. enter the event. He d_efi_nest~.ee types of products. Never having worked on a beach be- "Cb~iuhtibldL'are 'eithei" eaten or, "i~or6, :iho~,'ve'been: making'up'f0r that when placed in the ground, provide lack of experience with trips to Lakelse which focuses on reaction time. Those in dUST HOURS to go before they head for Prince George and the Terrace Iron food for other living Systems. Lake. the water demand both speed and Women get in one more practice session in preparation,for the B.C.-Yukon These products do not include clo- "There's been a lot of cold water stamina. Lifeguard championships. Above, Janine Arnold plays the role of the victim as thing, for example, which turns into mornings," Bagg added.- The quartet is under no illusions about Josslyn Bagg (left) and Denise Cam go through their rescue-revival drill, Be- toxic by-productsand consumes more Lagace said the championship events the task they face. low, that's Arnold (I-r), Cam and Bagg with team captain Rinette Lagace. energy in recycling than is saved by it. include fitness and first aid tests. The decision to enter having been Ergo, we should emulate the biologi- The former includes such challenges made only a few weeks ago, their train- cal world and design products and such as plucking a brick oE the bottom ing cannot match that of teams who've packaging that can later be composted. of an 11 ft. deep pool, thenswimming been working towards this all year. Next, there are durables such as cars, with it to a specified delivery point. But no other entry will be able to top 'INs, VCRs and refrigerators. For First aid tests include one where com- them when it comes to enthusiasm. these, he advocates licensing. petitors are faced with a variety of in- "They're keen alright;" said pool su- These products could never be sold, jured people and have to decide the pervisor Tony Toriglia, who'll be doing instead being.• manufactured, rented, priority of treatment based on the in- the paddling for the team during the then returned in a closed loop system. juries. beach competitions. A durable would always belong to The pool events being restricted to a Taking part would "strengthen their the manufacturer. Knowing the goods team of three with no line-up changes skills" and give them a chance to learn a produced will ultimately be returned permitted from event to event, Arnold lot from watehtng other, more experi- will make recycling an integral part of will be cheering from the sidelines for enced competit0m in action, he added. manufacttae and have a profound ef- that session. Toriglia also paid tribute to the 30 lo- fect upon that process. However, she'll be in the fray when the cal businesses who had provided the Knowing a product will come back, championship moves to the beach. financial support needed to make the trip and nothing can be thrown away when Events there include an elimination possible. Those corporate Sponsomhips it does, leads to an emphasis upon dis- "flag" event held on the sands and raised a total of $1,500. assembly in design and materials. •Germany and rJapan,whlch take a % back seat to nO'one when it comes to intelligent production, are already in- stitutlngthlstype of process. Finally; them-are unsalabl~ -- toxins,, radiation, heavy metals and chemicals, extremely troubling by- SchoOl: products of production. The~e cannot be used as food by any living organism, hence they can never : : ) be thrown away. Againl In Braungart's wraps up IPS, these mint always belong to the company producing them. , This year's hockey school ~hoy, arc to be Stored indefinitelyin wrapped up on Saturday with glass lined-barrels. Rent wiIb be charged for thls storage, ceasing only enrolees putting what they'd " whenan independent scientificpanel learned to the test in a series confirms there: is a safe method to 1 of, action-packed games. detoxlfy them and detoxiflcatlon is Instructor Gooff Sharpies complete. -said approximately 250 In Bratmgart's proposal all' noxtous ioung players took part in the substances, will have ' molecular :markers linking them to the parent No; week-long sessions. 'company; .~: ,.,,,',::- ~. i uad, with the '93-'94 minor • Where. they..iarefoundin soil, fish, lOCKe'/season due to fire up • wellsandrivers;itwlllbo tbe compa- ! afe N weeks, those Players n;/'s responsibility to r~tricve rill soon be seeing a !ot more them/clean up. In this way the toxicity problem is put in. the lap of i~ maker, game action. The leagues' where it belongs. ,, econ .1 registration de.y was Undor II~S,:-companies.wtll finally held Saturday and initial have tO accept: tii~i,lOng-term,,-blo-. ~r. " "t ~i~,-reports indicate the numbers • aceumulative"effeets:'ofthetr acttona; - :~.signing up areas high as • they will be f6md to a~pt thai wast6' ;. . . , ." .. .: ever, See next week s ,~,,., ,, ,, pemdts', serve only ito ,,restrl~t: ,the mount ofimdusti'ial excrement they ;tandardfor more on the.,:: ..... ~:i,~ dlsc~O but'do nothing to addrass the'. iockey school and the, :.~i::: "long'tO~!.6~id:,ul;/: oI: life thre,atonln8 ' pcommg season.: i "~/'!>,!:.!i>:I, waste'witiiii~iflteehvironmenL,: :: :. ,,: Th6y wiil be f0~d topick uii some toth~ trash, :~.:..,;,:.i,:,:i: / , !. ;~!?V : . ,., ,: , ...,,.: (; ,, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 - Page 135

1 A weekend full of action Terrace.Peaks Gymnastics Club REGISTRATION Memorial ball tourney, sports near and far will be fine "tuning fans have a wide choice of spec- their power saws and sharpening September 3 - 5 p.m. - 9 p,m. tacles this weekend. their axes and land bucking saws The two.day horse show gets as the 1993 Loggers Sports gets September 4 - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. underway Friday at 1 p.m., the under way. September 11 - 10 a.m. -3 p.m. afternoon and evening being Revived four years ago after devoted to the dressage events. nearly a decade's absence from IN THE SKEENA MALL Riders and mounts will be back the local scene, the Loggers has in the ring at the Thomhill Com- proved a big draw at the fair, rain FOR MORE INFORMATION munity grounds at 8 a.m. the fol- or shine. lowing day. The events start at 10 a.m. and Events then will see the horses run all day except for a short 638-0447 or 635-7472 put lhrough3heir paces from fiat break for the 4-H auction. footed walk: to hand gallop, the Events this year include the un- judges b~ing their decision on derhand log chop, power-saw performance, conformation and bucking, single hand bucking, the TERRACE CURLING manners. chokerman's race, obstacle pole ASSOCIATION Other: ~empetitions feature bucking, local power-saw buck- huntei" :'alid jh~nper class horses ing, standing block chop, ladies's tilting at fences up to 3.5 ft. high. nail driving, Jack and Jill cross /J~J Friday',:eVeiiing sees the begin- cut, double hand bucking, open ning, of diamond action as 12 pole bucking, pole falling, log teams from across the northwest burling and tug o' war. take part in the annual Larry Contestants may enter any Swanson Memorial Slo-Pitch ball category right up until event time. I tourney. The final round of the 36-hole which always draws a large and And at ii a,m. Sunday the to be held They'll slug it out throughout goes the following day with the enthusiastic crowd. Totem Saddle Club takes to the • SEPTEMBER 8, ring for its annual gymkhana. the ,weekend leading up to Mon- final foursome due to putt out that Two-horse teams from across The program begins with the 1993 AT 7:30 P.M. day afternoon's finals at River- afternoon. the northwest will put on a dis- Saturday evening, horses again figure-8 stake race, includes flag side Park. play of strength and heart as they Saturday morning, the Skeena take centre stage at the fair and in picking, pole bending, and barrel at the Terrace Curling Club try to haul a sled piled with con- race, concluding on a note of fun Valley Golf and Country Club a big way: big as in the size of the crete blocks the required 14ft. 3210 School Street, Terrace, B.C. becomes the focus of attention as animals. with the cream pie eating centestl competitors in this year's Junior The event is the weekend's first These giants of the equine All in all, a full weekend of en- "Get Swept Up in the Fun" Club Championship tee off. heavy horse pull, a competition scene can be expected to pull tertainment is slated.

Bringthe world homeby hostingan AFS high schoolexchange student from one sport of 30countries, By hostinga studentfor Hey Kids- afull year,your family will helpmake this Scope world a warmerplace to live. Enter The Skeena GLOBALWARMING Mall FishingDerby AFS STYLE Bring your catch to the Fish Derby Booth in ~ Seniors head the Skeena Mall. If your fish's weight .,.~,/xk^AAAA. Ca,, for the medals 1-800.361-7248 .~ ,~:u~.c,,~,AFS matches that week's hidden weight you will ..... ~.~ MORE COMPETITORS win a prize. ~New Winner~:~ means more medals. Every . At least that's what Zone 10 PLUS: A draw will be made on Sept. 4 from all entries. ~ ..E.ve,r)t Seniors were hoping as they C.£.R.E. ~. ~-~, .. *Contest is open to boys & girls 15 years of age & under. ~A A~at~[hQaY t~

boarded their buses Monday " vvVVVNN~ " morning for the trip to this HUNTER S SAFETY ~~ Weekend's~ ! '"B.C Seniors Games in Cranbrook. COURSE .~~ President Ken Perry said 98 northwestern athletes will be Will be conducted at the Terrace Public Ubrary 81k~~ ~1 - rI~rrace, B.C. takin~;piirt iliis time around, 18 SEPT. 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 & 19 mbre tlian last year. ' If you need a B.C. Hunter's Card this course is for you. ; That..keeps up thepattem the. THIS WILL BE THE ~ST COURSE BEFORETHE HUNTING SEASON • :':' ".IW 'l'th;'~ rt V¢~ft.: ".,!n;'.,~r~ ~.t')lfl i~ ~1 Y prq "~e VI,~t 0veriiXe'/i/~sing represeniatiorL ::::"Fbrmore m f0rmation'caJi ~635-6542 ~'/ 1 "We hope to get our fair sharei!" Perry ~said' of the group's medal ambitions. 10th ANNIVERSARY In particular, Zone lO again Brewing It Your Way! expects to: be strong in the :swimming pool, on the bad- Price Roll Back In Augies Lounge ~'iiib"i~ courts and in track and MONDAY ChickenCordon Bleu field~ (. , .' " TUESDAY B.B.Q. Ribs Scotties' ,i.C6~needing it was tougher to WEDNESDAY Wiener Schnitzelwith MushroomSauce efack:ithe:medals in a number THURSDAY 8 oz. New York Steakwith CaesarSalad Of!DriverSports, Perry said that FRIDAY Prime Rib was ~ecanse the larger popula- SATURDAY 8 oz. New York Steak tion eentres had more members to choose from. "Insome sports they ha~,e 30 -.~!~4 Or 40 people while we have W only twO," he explained, MondaytoSaturday 5:00 pm to 8:00pm i Last year northwesterners Mnimum BeverageCharge of $1.75 At Scotties' U-Brew, an endless variety of brewing recipes are bi'ought home 40 medals, dou- blei~e '91 total. We Are Celebratingwith GreatDinner Values available to customers, including beer, red and white wine varieties as Terrace athletes combined to well as coolers and root beer. contribute nine gold, seven sil- ~ver and 12 bronze. Friendly staff help customers choose their recipes and assist in finding t Look for both those records a wine or beer to match your tastes. Once the choice has been made the to be surpassed this time around. TERRACE iNN process begins. 4551 Grei~lAvenue, Terrace, BC 635-6630 All ingredients are measured according to the beer and wine recipes. Pin fall Beer customers add all the ingredients into a pot and bring the "wort to s, gn up time BIG BROTHERS AND BIG a boil". The boiling wort is then placed in a plastic fermentation . TERRACE LANES fall container with water, cooled and aerated. The resulting product cools bowling leagues fire up this down to about 75--- F. The final step of adding yeast takes place. The beer • : weekend, SISTERS OF TERRACE . First league to take to the al- Wish to thank the following contributors for their is on it's way! The process for wine is simpler as no cooking is required. l~ys for:thenew season is the generous support of our 4th Annual Golf Tournament.: Three weeks later the customer returns to bottle their beer. It is cold Sunday Mixed on Sept. 5 at 6 ELAN TRAVEL TERRACE TRUCK p.m; and 8:30 p.m. filtered. While the customer is washing their bottles, the beer is force ::And tf Sunday evening's not SKEENA SAWMILLS SKEENA CELLULOSE MCALPINE MUTUAL LIFE carbonated. This process results in sediment free beer! Tuesday/Thursday and Friday JOYCE EVANS CANADIAN AI RLIN ES All wine is also filtered to produce a crystal clear product. Wine MLxed leagues, all starting up fiext week with 7 p.m. ~d 9 T.D. BANK BANK OF MONTREAL customers return after six weeks to bottle their product. Product bottling p.m. sessions. " CFTK T.V. CENTRAL GIFTS takes approximately one hour. At this point, the product is ready to '4Wednesday, Sept. 8 is the GEMMA BOUTIQUES REMAX first morning for its Coffee drink. Allowing your wine to age is recommended. TOLSEC SECURITY PETRO CANADA league, boWling beginning at Everything needed by the customer is provided in the price with the 9:15 a.ml while the Ladies TER RACE HOTEL FLOWERS A LA CARTE 10ague lake,s over the alleys at TERRACE TRAVEL F.D,B.D. exception of the bottles. All products are brewed in 5 gallon (23 litre) batches. Beer drinkers I ~:Monday, Sept. 13 sees the STROEWS MACHINES ROSE'S SHOPPE opentng'actl0ti for the Men's SPORT WORLD COPPERSIDE FOODS are guaranteed 5 dozen 341 ml. bottles (5 cases). Wine drinkers are l¢,agud-(7 p.m.) 'followed by ROYAL BANK THORNHILL HUSKY Monday Mixed bowling at 9 guaranteed 27-750 ml. bottles. p~.m. COAST INN OF THE WEST ~Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 9:15 SKEENA BROADCASTERS Scotties' also takes pride in offering a complete £m. Is the kickoff for the THE TERRACE STANDARD : i ~ ~::i'::~:i~~ ~es' other Coffee league. With special recognition for our major sponsors: line of supplies for the home brewer. i!'.. 1¢~.t~ Mixed league On ol]!r~begins its season Wed- DR. VICTOR HAWES, OPTOMETRIST VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES ~ i lay, sept. 22 at 9 p.m. TERRACE RADIATOR -fill'tO~th~ bowlers ,also have ,t~i,lt:'icaga~e, Saturdays begin- SAFEWAY LOCKPORT SECURITY :i:i;~l~ ~r mg~ Information on any :,O,f !i iliese: qeagues, contact the GREENING TOURS =~= i ~i= ~dat 635-59ZL .BAVARIAN INN

. . . ., ~ :~:': : Page B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 i|, 1 • " " -- ~i~ ''~" '"~- : ...... ~1 ...... ~'"--" =: ...... Arrows Sports ,o.. fly again With the changing of the sea, sons, it's time for local dart Menu Youth Soccer ~:r,:':: ~, ~:g:?:;rs o players to dig out their arrows UNDER 19 BOYS DIVISION UNDER 10s DIVISION for another season. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 The Mixed Dart League toes Surveyors 4 SCI Slo-Plteh Manuels 3 Councillors 2 the line for the first time next Northern Drugs6 Takhar 1 C. Shepherd 9 Shoppers Wednesday night at 8 p.m. LARRY SWANSON Coppersidc 5 Wildwood Memorial tournament gels un- Essentially a fun league, Manuels 8 Takhar 7 AGK : 8 Lions derway, finals scheduled for GIRLS UNDER 19s DIVISIOI~ particularly encourages new' comers to come out and try Monday afternoon. Northern Drugs9 Manuels 10 ~ : CoUncillors 6 Takhar 4 ' Pi2zaHut 3 Terr.Travel their hand. SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 ~ = =:.... i : Tide Lake 7 Riehards The format is doubles and a Golf Manuels 14 Counclli0rs 0= UNDER IZs DIVISION seeding system meam~novic,es: JUNIOR CLUB 36-hoie Northern Drugsl2 Takhar : 1 get to play with a more expen, Championship at Skeena Val- UNDER 15 BOYS DIVISION Bandstra 4 Finning enced partner. ley Golf and Country Club. Ccdarland 5 Brady's FC Not Only does that llelp the Final round on Sunday. Overwaitea 1 A & W 0 Co-op def. Sight & Sound (defau newcomer learn about the Under 10s Division Final League Standings game, it also gives them a Equestrian good shot at winning the TEAM GP W L T GF GA night's prize money, explained TERRACE FALL HORSE Copperside 16 15 :O 1 84 22 organizer Clare Grout, SHOW gels under way at 8 Surveyors 16 12 2 2 40 26 a.m., Thornidll Community She also pointed out the Wildwood 9 7 0 54 39 league also operates on a drop- grounds and continues Sunday Centennial Lions 116 7 6 3 55 53 beginning at same time. in system so joining didn'l Carlyle Shepherd 16 5: 9 2 37 54 mean you were expected to Skcena Cellulose ' 16 4 11 1 32 51 HEAVY HORSE PULL at the AGK ' ? : 16 412 0 32 60 show up every Wednesday. It costs just $2 a night, to Skeena Valley Fall Fair Shoppers Drug Mart 16 2 13 1 27 56 ('rhornhill ~ Community play, half that money going grounds), 6 p.m. and again Getting your results on the SCOREBOARD towards the evening's prize and the rest an end.of-season Sunday at 3 p.m. easy. JUST IN TIME. The Youth Soccer regular season wound up last Just fax them to 638-8432, telephone Malcolm week and the timing couldn't have been better for goalkeepers. get-together. For more information, phone SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 With recent rains have created mud holes in front of the net, at 639-7283, modem to 638-7247 or drop them Greet at 638-8493. Equestrian diving saves weren't as popular as they were in sunnier times. TOTEM SADDLE CLUB an- off at 4647 Lazelle, 8a.m. - 5p.m. nual gymkhana, 10 a.m. at Thornhill Community grounds. Registration begins 9 a.m.

Loggers Sports FALL FAIR event runs 10 a.m.-l:30 p.m., resuming at 2 p.m.

Bowling SUNDAY MIXED league gets underway at the Terrace Lanes, 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. TUESDAY~ SEPT. 7 SOURCE FOR SPORTS PROFE551ONAL5 Bowling .,.just like us are celebrating.,,fromcoast to coast!Special TUESDAY COFFEE league gels underway at the Terrace purchaseshave been made...ourcelebration means big Lanes, 9:15 a.m. r~avlngs~ or you! ,'\ WEDNESDAY~ SEPT. 8 Bowling LADIES LF-,AGrd~gels under c,e ou,our way at the Terrace Lanes at 7 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPT. 9 =5.00 Bowling THUI~DAY MIXED league Clothin~ Bin gels under way at the Terrace Lanes, 7 plm. and 9 p.m. . i~--" 7..o~e7 "- , ~EPT. 10 Bowling HOCKEY DAYS 5e~tO~ G . "urn on the Cob FRIDAY MIXED league gets under way at the Terrace 1993 FLYER Harnbur.ge!~.~'~t o~ the st°'el' Lanes, 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. , S~t~t~a~/"''~ SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 Check Out Specials Golf LADIES CLUB 36-hole championship at Skeena Val- until Sept. 19 ley Golf and Country Club. Final round on Sunday. Registrations ball Sportswear CLUBS DAY at the Skeena Mall, 10 a.m.. 3 p.m. Various sports groups will be: signir~ Assorted T-Shirts & Shorts up members for the new sea- : :" : AIIBallGIoves- son. Clubs wishing to take pa~ ...... 1/2 Price should can the Recreation de. • Rawlings - Cooper- )artment at 638.4750. ,Major League Baseball Shirts tkll Roller Blades SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 '~: Louisville..... 20% off Speedway ...... 30% off DEMOLITION DERBY time ...... 25% off and Open Day at the loca All Bats- Ladies Bathing Suits Buy 1 CCM HT3 Helmets speedway track. Racing ge~ :~.,--.~.:/Easton & Louisville Get 2nd One 1/2 Price under way at 2 p.m...... =39.99 Running Russell Sweat Pants :!• : ....: :/:: illllllllleellllll I CAMELOT CAMEL TRO? 20% off Bauer 2000 Skates A charity relay of teams of sl: ...... $19.95 in Smithers, 1 p.m. start. In ...... Major League Ball ...... Sr. =269.99 formation from Blaine Hat Root Sweat Tops & Pants & risen (849-9654)...... Jr. =149.99 Shirts...... off T-Shirts ...... 20% off MONDAY, SEPT. 13 30% Bowling MEN'S (7 p.m.) and /dON Cycling Sport Shoes Hockey j DAY MIXED (9 p.m.) league Inflatables get under way at the Terrac Lanes. Save 20% on all Shoes Priced From CCM HT3 Helmets=39.99 TUT.SDAY~ SEPTr 14 All Bikes Bowling Basketballs & =29.95 Roae WarriorStreet TUESDAY COFFEE leagu gels under way at the Terrac Soccer Balls 20% off --~ ~ Hockey Nets =59.99 Lanes, 9:15 a.m. I Wilson Rocket Ismail " TERRACE TENNIS CLUt ~. ii~ii!i!!.iNikeAir Trainer .-i~.. ~Cooper SK2000 Helmets meet Tues/Thurs/Sun at th{ Footballs ...... =29.95i .~-~All' Bike Accessories =59.99 Halllwell courts, 6 p.m. t( - t" dusk. New memebers wel iJ • . come. For Information, phon( T Pro Striker Soccer . 20% off .... Sherwood 5030 SC Sticks Nell (638-8206)or Nane] (638-1514). Balls ...... =19.95 . I " " =i9.99

I To get an event on to th, Sports Menu, bring t/~ details into the office a ALL SEASONS 4647 Lagelle Ave., phon Malcolm at 638.7283 or ,.,~AtThe 'SOURCE fax them to 638,8432. PORTING GOODS To make. next. week's

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44 Acres - • ' ; 7,@:>~ .. Mountain Views - Trees All this and more only a short drive from downtown Terrace. This 1,400 sq. ft, split entry 3 bedroom home features a large country kitchenl formal dining area, and a spacious living room. This well constructed home plus the 20x30 ~ •!iii:iiil ¸¸ ,.. ii ..... ~ i : :i,~,:i~Ttlllli~ shop, small barn, and other out buildings were , bu!lt by the presentowners in the mid '705 almost 'exclusively from lumber milled and planed on-site from some of the many mature trees on this . unique property. './ '

This'ihome can. be heated by either an 7 7 ! '7~ automatic oil fired furnace or a thermostatically controlled wood furnace. !%%:;~ ~:I~:L : i~• .... Excellent water supply is ensured by a dual pressure system combining a 120' ddlled well plus a large reservoir. In addition ' to the above improvements, the: owners l are including a 52"~sawmill with 16' :i:cardage,"planer, welder, blacksmith forge, crawler dozer, farm tractor with implements, crane and various other tiems. This excellent property is offered EXCLUSIVELY by STEVE COOK of Re/Max of Terrace for only $179,000. For viewing, please call 638,1400 during business hours or 638-0047 after hours.

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p* . .., .~fi CLOSE TO SCHOOLS TERRACE TRIPLEX EXQUISITE ELEGANCE 5.45 ACRE HOBBY FARM MOVE RIGHT IN COUNTRY COMFORT I "HOME THATMADEDREAMSoFARE 4101 acres, 7 bedrooms, 1650 sq. ft., • 1200 sq, ft. -4 bedrooms Are you looking for a revenue producing Thls beautiful elegant 5 bedroom home Excellent modular home with full .1144 eq, ft. -4 bedrooms Includes 3 baths, f~lly room, dining • roo room - 4,5 ye~ old doubts garage, full basement, large . naturaJgas heat - 80 x200 lot This lovely 3 bedroom home is located investment? Look at thisl This tdplex Is addition sitting on cement posts, Pafo, located In a quiet area of the city, A room, living room, 3101 sq. ft. of quality Asking $117,500 MLS 'deck, $134,900, MLS Call Dennis to Asking $115,000 MLS ' ' . In the Horseshoe and only 3 years old. flower garden, 2 green houses, 2 large backyard mskee thle a family finishing for those who want the very view, It ~ a.,.double garage, partlsl.. vegetable gardens, chicken coupe, barn SPECIAL HOME friendly unit. Two 3 bedroom suites end best. Call Shaunca for more to accommodate horses, New oil JACK PINE FLAT ESTATES basement, built-in vacuum, J~cuz~d In a 4 ~droom sutte with rental income of information, $250,000 MLS AFFORDABLE UVING Chock out this unique home In a pdme the e,su~fe, epadous kitchen end a furnace and cement septic tank set In Lot 9 on Sockeye Creek Road, 2+ $2025,00 per month based on full acres, 70 It, drilled well, piping In, Can be yours with this 14 x 70 mobile location In the Horseshoe, 4 fenced beck yard, Just to me~on a few nlce park like setting minutes from town, home with 12 x 20 additon set up on bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and much occupancy as of November 1, 1993, To CHEAPER THAN RENT To view call JohnAsking $109,000 MLS ~endor says just needs pump, power of the features. To view or for more view contact Ted Garner'at 635-6361. own 80 x 120 lot. Three bedrooms, more. Call Sheunce for details. Information, ca] Ted now 635.5619, rent when you could own your x~lehooked up to metal meter box, no Usted $190,000 EXCLUBIVEI leptic. Build your house or put your natural gas heat. If you ar~' ~, first home $124,900 MLS Usted at $!98,900 MLS own 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo? buyeG you can get this home for $3,000 Centrally located and remodeled, PEACE AND QUIET noble on this lot. To view call John. Asking $23,900 MLS down and payments of less than $600 a MOBILE PARKLIVING ' ~ MOBILEIII BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME ready for you to move in, Call Dennis Art;active 1200 eq. ft, 3 bedroom month over 15 years. Call Jim tedey for On 10,84 acres, 5 rain, north of town, Awall looked a~r and malkt~lrled 12 x Nice end clean, recently renovated 12 x for dermis 63e.8093 MLS, bungalow located In town on a pad( like your appointmenton this property pdced 68 mobile on a pad In i dcely treed 68 mobile on it's own lot, Call Shaume Buldlng site already cleared, also has setting of 1,5 acres, Various fruit trees, STARTER HOME at $59,900 ML8 further development potential. $29,500. mobile home pad(, Has a 9 'x 18 for more information.$44 000 MLB CONTRACTORS large garden area, and numerous For the couple looking at uet et~lng addition. Call Ted now 635.5619, Listed ML8. To view call Dennis 638.8093 outbuildings. Call Hans. Asking bey shop, (2)12 ft. and (3) 10 ft, out, we have this 1293 sq. ft. ROOM TO ROAMI at $26,000 ML8 WANTED- HOBBYFARMERS $119,000 MLS basement home that has lots of If you've ever given any thought to doors, all cement floors, grease pit, A 4 bedroom home In the Homeshoe THINKING OF BUILDING? 2800 sq. It. office, storage and parts pot,~ntlal for your needs. Tnras close to downtown zhopplng, Some of LARGE LOT- IN TOWN owning ~ur own hobby farm or wou~d Check out these 4 lots in a quiet area bedrooms,natural gas heat, large 63 x the features of this home are a spadous Nicely renovated 4 bedroom home with Jul~ Ilket(~ own e small acreage, then rooms, Can be run as vadous home LAND on the bench. Each lot Is 60 x 100 and businose~s while living In attached 10 acres In Ros_swoo~-Good building 142 lot, located on the bench, close to yard, a large garage and shop as well extra large 118x128.5 fl. lot In quiet the property could be ust what you've has city water and sewer to the elementary school. Make your as a lovely kitchen. Call Ted to view location In town. Cell Gordie Olson to been looking for. Property s 13.64 1200 sq. It; residence. Vendor could site • south i:~t~13~%)cteek - view of property. Call Shaunce for more take small house In on trade. Call John. goat mount~ul'~'.$] 1,500. Call Laurie. appointmentto view this home priced now1635-5619listed at $117,900 MLB view this great family home, Priced at acres of relatively fiat land, Water Is Informstion$27,500 each. Exclusive at $77,000 MLS $119.000 MLS j a~l¢ol e, Asking $35,000 ML8 Asking $144,000 MLS

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i ...... "~, t!:~Z~_;T'" 5,. ' / ~ kl i r ~..~, . RANCHER :.~ ,_ ~.,-~..---..=,.,,~., -C~"~ ~-~.~=--~ ~ DAYLIGHT ;:;~ BASEMENT [~ ~~ 1]~~ By M. 'I~nan i~ ~ [~~~---~-[-~ 2-~l~,r: ~ :.~.-Z/l£ ~'~:K-q L-~.=- ~,-,,,~ This level entry home, }'L~-~ designed to suit rear view ~j.~ :~,~"~'-~="~';~~~ ~'~ ~ "~_~,'~ ...... property, has a basement ful- ~ ~~,2%,-~ ~ .~.5-:-'"- ~'/.."x._-~, ~<''~ "" • !] c .... I! (a-.: ,.o ly exposed in tho rear, a spa- ' ,,,, ":'.. ;. - ...... ~ - cious deck, and the family TYNAN DESIGN LTD. PLAN NO. RV-570 2005 SQ.FT. / room, kitchen, and master 13659-108th Avenue. Sur~7, U.C. All plans ¢op~ght ~ .... ," .....~- ~.--.~-===...e~-, ..... -'.~ bedroom all facing the view. [:I1~=~. ~1,67~ Paz: ~1-4822

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NEWUS~N~ ...... NEW OH THE MARKET WHY PAY RENT A HARVESTOF FEATURES Well buld side by e de close to schools Start building your equity today In this Well maintained cedar st,/le family home 2315 Eby Street, New roof, 2 4 bedroom, new roof, country kitchen Good starter ,home with lots of 2 bedroom renovated home with skylight, potenlal. Features 2 large bedrooms, & hospital, Over 1450 sq. ft, per unit. 3 12 x 68 3 bedroom mobla that has on 1,67 acres offers 1682 eq, ft, on the new flooring on 136 acres $69,900 bedrooms,natural gas. Price is rightat with Island, new flcodng.Vendors want bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 11 years old. recenty been painted end recarpeted. main + a full basement. Call Suzanne $69,900Shells to selllll Phone Shells natural gas heat & hot water. Lots of Sheila EXCLUSIVE ii today -listed at $144,900 MLS i storage and cupboard space, For more Excellent revenue properly. Call Wands Priced to sell st $17,000 MLS Call • ii ::::, ;:.: :=:7 : .:. ,,: ,: information call Dave - EXCLUSNE for more InformationMI.S Suzennefor details, ESTABLISHEDTERRACE ROSSWOOD $S2,,500 BUSINESS A-fame home situated on 150 acres, One and half miles off the pavement,at L0G HOME In the automotiverepair field. In town PROPERTYWITH A VIEW with country kitchen on .10 acres • locationIncluding large 2 bay shop, Call the end of Cedar River Road, Good f]shlng and hunting area, For more Treed lot on ,35 acres, nice view from $82,500 - See Dedck for detstis, Joy MI..S i OWNER TRANSFERRED.MUST , Information - call D,,ve • Asking e~/. Priced to sell at $16,000 -call $49,5OOML.S s for more Info. WHY PAY RENT? " SELLI! DOUBLE SIZED LOT IN1ERESTRATES LOW. :Just listed a 2 bdrm corner unit with In the horseshoe with separate driveway Owner will look at offers on this cute & exercise gym and racquet ball court. cozy 3 bedroom bungalow located In the VACANCYRATE LOW SPOILYOURsELF AFFORDABLE ] JUST USTED offers lots of room for parking end kidsto Phone 635-6142 end ask for Dedck, play, This 4 bedroom home hM full horseshoe, Vacant and ready for make your money work for you by In this new 5 bedroomexecutive horns This 3 bedroom 2 bathroom full I Good sold home on large lot h~ 3 investing In this beautifully designed on the bench. Luxuriate:in the [acuzzl be,sementcondomlnlumblocated dose Ixlrms, ~e count~ kitchen and nat, basement t family room and reo room, immediate occupancy;$84.900 MLS - TERRACE BUSINESS Recently renovated with now plush Call Suzanne anytime. new legal conforming2 unit revenue tub and entertain in the formal living to town and schools, and is in good g= heat. Located on quiet dead end proparty.locCedIns quietcul.d..e.eac !n room with m marble natural gas ¢onditon. For more information on this street In Thomhll. Great value at Successful retail business in the mall carpeting and European cabinets, town, Has potantll for 3rd In.cawun¢ fireplace. LOOK NO FURTHER - Call affordable home . call Dave • $59,900 EXCLUSIVE - Call Ron for including fbduree end equipment Available for immediate occupancy • JUSTLISTED listed st $109,900- callJoy EXCLUSIVE 14x64 mobile in Plne Park. For details Asklng $159,500 - call Joy or Sheik= Shells EXCLUSIVE$53,500. moreInto, $37,500 • Call Derlck, call Shell MI.S NRS PROMISE OF SERVICE

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'• iF a Wednesday Coffee ...... Sept. 8.:...... 9:15 m :, .... ~, :i i The Terrace Beautification dins (Aug. 9), Francis Lieuwen .i Society members and a few in- (Aug. 10); Audrey Moore (Aug. I 'c°"...... Sept. 14....:~,:~i9..il'5,a~rn,.:~;,~ vited guests gathered together for 14), John Campbell (Aug. ;15), a Sunday aftemo0n garden bar- Emsley Falthfull (Aug. 1.8), and II ** YOUTHBOWL'VG** Greta Paul (Aug. 30). becue Aug. 8 at the Eby St. home II/~J~ RegisterNowll ' ,/'~.~ of Conrad Ganzenberg and wife And congratulations to the win- Gisela. ners in the lodge,s Come Dream II st, rt, Saturday sept. 11 .,~ In between a few rainahowem With Me raffle. everyone had a lovely afternoon. ' The fizSt prize crochet FREE GAME•PASS The society has been very busy tablecloth (made by Florence with numerous projects over the Bailey) Went to Judy Carpino. NAME: ". PHONE:I last year. Susan Smith was the winner of shoe rental not included. Expires Sept. 30/93 The get together was an op- the second prize quilt donated by SIGN UP FOR A LEAGUE TODAY! portunity for the society to thank the Kitwanga Ladies A uxilliary. TERRACE BEAUTIFICATION SOCIETY's George Clark

several key members. The third priz e wall hanging presents a painting to Helen Watson for outstanding service in PHONE 635-5911 . George Clark presented a love- was won by Heather Webb. the cause of making Terrace more beautiful, ly Vi Timmerman picture of the old Skeena bridge to Helen Wat- son -- who he said is a member > ::!-.i. ::!.:: " : ' : :'il,..:i:}:. the society can always count on. • ~'," ~ ', ; .';',L'...'. /i ~ ~ ,' i,~;~ ! ~'; George and president Llnda THE RE ' S NO TIME TO LOSE:"Y., ~.:""" ~ " '" Wagner presented a plaque to "~.,'-~G , " , " Malcolm Hlleove "for service above and beyond the call of duty." Thank-yous also went out to Mc Ewan GM in "re rrace ,. > ...... -.- ...... • Ritehey and Irene for volunteer- ing time and tools to place all the plaques on the flowering tubs " ' ~;, ;¢9. around Terrace. ' 's Overstockedin ...... Another 50 plaques were put on the tubs this year. There are now 140 flowering tubs on the streets of Terrace. >;~; ~L# . '.~. '':'~i~" ~:i:':~' ':" ~ ~ ~ ~ CARS IITRUCKS '...... , Anyone who wants to put their name down to purchase a flower- ing tub for next year can call :McEwan GM: i~:overstockedlwith used cars, trucks and vans,.?Th~§bi{.v.~hicies now. Ring Linda at 635-7884 or me 'must be SolelY{With over sixty five used veh,cles we have so~ethi~gi~for ~ Yvorme ~ at 638-0423. Next year may be our last year N everyone. Many of these vehicles stdl have lots of manufacturers warran~qeft for placing new flower tubs, so call howl On them. Take advantage of our huge selection atldownto earth pfides;~!!~•~>• : • , "k "k "k:'k. "k A lowly evening was again en- ," ..... " ..... '' ~ " ' " ' 7" "ii:'~'~ " ...... I ;::.X ~ ...... ' ~::: - ...... joyed at the oldtimors gathering held on Saturday, July31, 1.993 at the Terraco Inn.., . ' .... The doom opene d at 6:00 p.m. for cocktails and nostalgia. Out-of-townem on hand in- cluded t,; l~'redaf ;rMa!lorf ~, f~m Prince Rupez~'~Chz'is;ands, Wayne Harrison from Prince Rupert, Charlie Houlden from Telkwa, -. Sale Pdce Randy and .Bill Penner from 1987 PONTIACSUNBIRD Sale Price 1990 SUBURBAN4X4 Sale Price 11987AEROST~V~ Vanamdol, I.~.ah Younger from =7.99500 Vancouver, Belle Watt from Cal- s2 99500 STI~ 93506-1 STY#933724 gary, Dorothy and Fred Ed- wards from Wldte Rock, Johanna Kofoed-Watson from :/ Nanaimo, and Don Frank from Toronto. " Everyone enjoyed a delicious buffet dinner. On the tables were beautiful fresh flowers picked from Mr. and Mrs. Cervo's garden. After dinner Debbie Toovey 1985 OLDSMOBILEClERRA STATION WAGON SalePrice ~ 1988CHEV 4X4 EXTENDEDCAB ..... ' Sale Price sang, foUowed by some fancy 1985 CHEVFULL SIZE BLAZER 4X4 Sale Price step dancers, Pat Schelchuck and $~ nQl¢O¢ ST~93246-1 the Teraee line dancers -- and a STI~ 93373-1 *8,99500 =4,995 °° I special guest appearance by Dolly Patton (Sandy Norman) who 1987 Pontiac Bonnivllle 1988 GMC 1990 Chevrolet Cavalier SW 1991 Mazda Mlata • ._ "~.,_~.~%. 1 gave all the gentleman hugs and )war windows & locks, air, 4 wheel, 1 ton, 5 speed., black ~" Auto, alr, cassette,•blue., ,5 speed, only.4,000 kin, red " ~, kisses. ST~9~94 .sr~2=.~ " .: ,, SrK~.I 1The Spot" A special get-well, card was ," Great ~~.~ 1988 Honda Civic 1990 Chevrolet Lumlna • 1991 Oltsmobile Colnl -- " :..;.t~o0alr, blue • 1987 Pontiac Sunblrd '1.6 litre, white • r " " M.r~: ' " Euro .... .~, Financing signed by everyone for Tom Ol- z~A door, auto, cassette, white STK 93209-2 .. ' . .Auto, air, power windows, white 8TK92543-1 , : . son who still isnoVdoing so weil. ~'81"K93555-2 ".~. ! g! 8TK92562,2.. . ' " ~' r 1~901 ; Pontiac Firefly i.""..::;~ A good evening was had by all. i . ' ", 1987 Pontiac Sunblrd "~ • '. !990 Chevrolet Sprint :: 5epeed/cassette;grey '~ ,. • . ., . • . . : • :k'k.'k*,~-. ~.'~ ' ;: ':" :: 4door, auto, cassette, brown ~-~" ~r~ " r'~ .,-Autd;~ette red" --~ ' STKg~Z~.I: ~. , " ' 199201(femoblleeaRoyam i Happy birthday greetings over Plymouth Reliant SW' 8"rK93515.2:. ': ' , . '~- L;ars, .:~C =,"S'i'K 03164-1 ...... 4991Buick Century ...... Loaded, White • . " ' at the Willows Apartments to ~I~de~oa~to, red ; ~! ; :1988~Chewolet ~: '~, Vans ~ :: 1990 Dodge Shadow ,, Power windows & Iocks~=dr , STK 92608-1 ' " " Nancy Lind,.y,. " ,~,~" . : 4wheeiextendedcab, V6, ~ .,' .... ~.-'.-:.'-_, =j door, duto, air, brown ":. ~-/ : blue,. ,i~ ~; ,,:.. :". ",, >:i'i~). !:)~41!992Oldemob]le Clerae She celebrated her birthday on :'19~ Chevrolet Blazer auto, blue.. ~Huge ~e~ecuon~ =~.8TK9.3044-1 . : ~ ' ! i 8TK93523-!' !.... ' ."."~"'.~-(~erwindowsAIocks, air, ~' Aug. 3. auto, blue ST]{ 93046.1 %~~ ~ ~ a= ~ • ' i990 G~C SUbt#ban i992 Chevrolet Corsi~ ''~> "~Ee " i 4 wheel, 9 passenger, grey VS, auto, air, blue. " ...... 8"1~.,~!-1,.~. ~...... ,,,j~ Also happy birthday to ].~9,~7.:,J,~.,I ,.:~ <...:,:,./...... , 1988 Chevrolet Bereta F f.V/f ~'V'N~ '~ '1985 Oldiimoblle Clerrs 5 speed, blue S11{ 9350~i 81i(93514-I ..... " " 1~F2 PontiacGrand ~m Dorothy. 'Jalseth (Aug.- 20), ~ auto,03246-1 White., STK 93523.2 1988 Mercury Topaz 1992 CheVrolet Corsica AUTO;air,.cassette¢blue • -~ Jeanne Rloux (Aug. 25), and • Auto, air, red 1990 Pontiac Sunblrd • 1988 Chevrolet Berreta STK 03225-1 5spsed, cassette, black V6, auto, air, red- Gladys Hales(Aug. 31) STK 93551-1 1992 Pontiac Grand Am 1988 Subaru. Auto, cassette, grey. 1988 Pontiac Sunblrd GT STK0338F1;_ Mel and CecilO arc away -- ~eel,4door, auto brown STK93021-1 . .- :,, 1991 Chevrolet Covaller lg~ Chevrolet Corsica' Auto, air, cassette, silver they have g0ne over to Parksville ~95-1 . ' 1988 Chevrolet Sprint Turbo, cassette, blue Auto,air, white:" VS; autoi air, red ' ~ STK 92582,1. ,.~;. to celebrate their 40th wedding t1986Ford Bronco il 4 door, auto, blue ST~r 93308o1 - STK 92518q " STK 93552.i " --1992 ~ontlac Gram Pdx•. annivcmary with:all their chil- | BaUer, red 8TK035044 " 1988 Toyota Celica.GTS :' ~. i 991 'CheVrolet SlO ._ ~..~',J%J%~Jf.~.d'_.,. Powerwli~d~"~ili~kS, air, dren. I )3147-1; " ' - 198B'Ford Ranger 5 speed, black. .... 4 ,~.lilider, 5 speed, cassette • , ,!, • }:!1988 Foil"Ranger EXT Cab4X4; brown . STK 92033.2. white - • The folks at Terraceview Lodge ~lnder, S speed, brownl. STK 9301 6 1 ' ' STK93513-2 M=nl Rnr~llr#re ::~"1992 Pongac Grand Pdx >:' ..... ;988 GMC ~ " ullv1989Chrysler Dynasty also celebrated a few birthdays in (9~17~.I • • ~" : ..:,,/.'-.- .., . . Ful Ioaded, wh.e",. 1991 Chevrolet S PU 4 wheel, V6,5 speed, white Aug~t~ 199601dsmoblle Calais. , 2wheel;:eXt.'cab;.Vs, ~=uto, STR9336O;1 . " ' ~587 " " ' Happy birthday wL~hes go out STK 935324 , • ~. 1992 Pontiac Lemane IX93543-~2 .... ." ] STK03070.1 ' ::-':: , ':' ".-' r~'"" r''" 1991 Ford Topaz to ~H¢len.,.' Jefferson and ;' ~"•i988Subam-~ :' ''~' '• '::~'•:!::/:~ " 2wheel V8 auto, caseette, red Anas~ta Boken (Aug. 2), •Jean Auto, air, red Chevrolet Corslca SIX "''" " ' ¢I ...... ~' • " ....." ..... i :~ STk93042.1' '; : STK 93013-1 1992 9,-.-~4.1 Taylor (Aug~ 5)} Honore Desjar- ~hsel; 4'.door, 5 sped , drey !,- ' ~t~M~ _ ': . • W, auto, air;white ° " .... i~3;d~ Century IXg&~Z2~-2 .~...... :./;.- ' ~~ ~ v" v~ 1989 GMC 1991 GMC S~S STK 93553,1. Power windows .& locks,air, 4 wheel exL, VS, 5 epeed, green : 1992 CheVrolet Lumlna'. white ' '" THANKSt STK93294-1 ~ guro :, • STKg,~4.~! K03372-1:{' , ;"='" ' " i989 GMC 1991 GMC $15 • 2 d~r, power Windows & locks, 1993CheVrolet CaValier Dear Sin ':~:. ;i~iFord Tempo .,~ ~ wheel, ext. cab, auto, blue VS, auto, white dr, white ..... 'The "• Ca~d~ Employment STK 93530.1 STK03519-1 Auto, air, cassette, blue ~o.'u~l :; ..... STK 93325.1 STK 93559-1 Centre for Students would like to thank .and ~ongratulate the • 1087 GMC • " -:-,APV':- businesses, media, and residents 3/4 ton, auto, brown i ;P/-Kass~g~r~air,white of Terrace for all their support of 54d~ ..... CHEV - GEOi OLDSMOBILE, PONTIAC, BUICK, CHEVROLET TRUCKS, GMC TRUCKS our community,s stuaen=. 198/'Mazda. : .....i~OMC S Jimmy The student:centre closed its t McEwanD SALES UMITED'flMEOUTOFTOWN OFFER 4 wheel,4X4, auto;~,red doom on AugUst 13. ~t CUSTOMERS sI"K~2.! :. ",. open again . 1~93 GMC$'Jbidiy ~ss.i. early PLEASE CALLCOLLECT 4 wheel, 4X4i autO, ~, red "• • • > m sTK 's b~na " "- -- LEASINGTERRACE6354941 e,~,46.1.~-i" / and with .1n3 po~=osu~N - Th e-Brig htSpot On Highway 16 West o~,o.,~KITIMAT 6324941 ~,,=.o.o. Grewal, 93,%~-1 L

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GATE PRIZE Your admissionto the Groundswill enter your name in a draw for a TRIP FOR TWO TO VANCOUVER ': ' ' i Courtesy of Air BC and Terrace Travel

*IncludingTwo NightsAt The CenturyPlaza ~]~~i~}!~ ¸ ~:i ...... ' .... ; ~ ~" ~#, v.~ ':Z ::~L ~ !~: I 'ADMISSION .~ Adults $3,50 per day, $5,00 weekend"~, FREE _'~ ISeniors& 12& under $2,00per day,$3,50 weekend "~ J

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~i~ Last year, 35 competitors (14 from "l~erracc and 21 from out .of town) proyided thrilling action for the crowd. 15.year-0M i ~'Eddy Brauh wowed, spee.fatobs by taking wins in tlie"no,)i~ division for Welcome! axe throwing, obstacle poloI bucking and log burling, A message from Skeena Valley Fair Association His success won the Sayward, B,C. teen $500 and a president Mel Rundell to all exhibitors and visitors, '1 new power saw. Meanwhile, New Hazelton's George Jackson claimed six Once again, it's Fair time. top-three finishes, and. $650. in As the 23rd annual Skeena Valley Fall Fair prize, money on the "se=tiors" sidel ::.:,..i. ,.:i i. approaches, IIook back at planning this Jackson also agot a new year's event, and wonder how so few did so power saw and carrying ease much. for his victory. There will, b"tJftatfi,;.SOrtS of .J I am sure that you all have heard the pleas events at this. year's Loggers from other community groups for active Sports, in~l~idih~g:.. the members. ~'~ "underhand log..-;0hop, power- We have the same problem. " ' ~ •'~ s~iw' bueking;:.:•~!~gle., haiid ~'• bucking,., .the.:i~.."/~liokerman's Although we did have a few new members race, obstacle ,~Pg,.M!backing, come to our meetings, there is still the small ~ ~ local power-saw, buoldng, group of regular members who do what standing block chop, obstacle ~.~ ...% i. ~pole bucking (novice), under-. seems to be the impossible. ~'~'~"i~ hand pole bucking (novice),; As this will be my last year as president Of ::single-hand bucking" (novice),' the Skeena Valley Fair Association, I would . ~axe:, ~. throwing (novice),.. eiiokerman's race (novice),:* like to publicly thank my fellow Association ~ ' l~ii:lieS's"hail dri~,iiig,Jacl~iind members: ~~il Jill cross eat,-double hand Bill and Bev Boutilier for their 23 years of ..... , ...... bucking, .open pole bucldng,~ service; Janny Wassink, Ada Gillard, Leo ~'~"*~ pole falling~ log burling and: tug of war. . . DeJong, •Brian Lindenbach/Karen Farrell, For infonnation.:;iind entry my wife. Carmen and especially • my daughter Donella for putting up with the • -- Tremblay at 635-3589. , ;~:::~ ",~,~ Ray is also asking for more. long hours at the fair and being orphaned people . and/or groups to'. for two days. ":'. :. ..participate in the` tug of war I ask that if you can spare any time over • contest/ .. ' " ~>. First place in the contest iS:" the next year to assist us in presenting - . $150, .second ~s .$100 ~d third.. another quality,:fair pLEASE b,e sure to talk is$75; ~6 ~'liy n6t' ti'y but your:.: to one of our' i~bmbe~S" 0~hd 'come to our .pulling powerOwer and ~s6~"...,]....how,'! ' i'. , you fare? ~--~" i:i,' meetln . ", . • Ray 'also note,s,¢~=~l~ I hope To see you all-~.t-the fair. ~,:""~" e,ont~inis may .~::~Bt~ Thank ~yb-di~ll f6r ~/6fff ~b-ff~or-[ ...... ! hokermaiY,~,, categories right up until tli~ " event time.• ,. ,, race;'one.- . ..of the.!, many, : :." exciting. ' .!i~vents that make up the. Loggers Sports at the• Fall...;fa'ir.

"r AucTION OF DONATED ITEMS "•:i GOOdL:OCkToAll Participants FREE ENTERTAINMENT Sunday 5:00 AT THE (at the Bandshell - Weather permitting). THORNHILL COMM~UNITY ,, (in case of rain at the hall) • ": •.!:,:.:•iii'>:i'~i!:;>-" ••YOURDECOR. GROUNDS I~ems'~anat~dhv• various " buslnesseo.... and: Individual=' "' "'"" wlllbe', :i ::,: -i/i;! !:,';i:Terrace carpet centre / Saturday, sepL 4,:,,1;pm,.'6~p~n ~] ,. ,,,..,. ,.: ...... put, on the, Auction Block... . : ...... :.. < * r:* : ' "" "3202:MunroeSbeetalHwy.16W., ~, : ...... AUCTiON£ER - LEO DEJONG :"':"": '-~: ' TERRACE . Y ...... 635-2976 ' 1-800-665-1657 Sunday, Sept. 5 -NOon -4 pm • Christine Inkster • Angie St. Peters • Sunset Bungalow. Marit Hilbach ' G 00D LUCKI ~,.,,., WELCOMETO THEANNUAL ~ FALL FAIR ~ • Debbie To0vey, -'SteVe Little i ~,I .... Fromthe managementand staffOf..," ~I~..//~\ ~ • ~utoG)~ss ~i~ ~ ~~ • ICBC Replacements • Terrace Line Dancers ~.,da ~,,/~J • Mirrors Terrace &,District ~,':~ I~'~J • Windows • ~ • Sealed Units Credit UniOn ..;.~~r~ AL-C'SG~SS LTD. ~@ 4650 LazelleAvenue, Terrace, B.C British ColumblatVJ Investing ,n oneanother 635-7282 ~ )'~" 638-800t L owner 1632-4800 UPRIGHT FREEZERS.. ... What A Great Idea CHEST FREEZERS i,

Available In : J 7- 10- 12- 15- 22 cu. ft. ALL SPECIALLYPRICED! Local Dehvery' Included ~ :

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Sll i m 4.H Rearing skills A message from Brandy on::Sih0wagain Rafuse of the 4-1-1 Sham- rock Club. One club that is regularly Fair and has been raising him involved with the Fall Fair's since last December. The 1993 year has been animal displays is the 4-H At 18 months, Arch will weigh very successful for the Shamrock Club. in at the Fair at about 1,050 The 4-H concept began in pounds. Kirsten expects the beef Shamrock 4-H club. Our Manitoba over 75 years ago. The bids to be near the average price club has projects in Terrace branch started 12 years of $1.60 per pound. rabbits, sheep, beef and ago and now boasts 16 members. She will also be entering the wooleraft. Originally, the club was meant woolcraft division, which is We have cared for our for farm children who had grown another 4-H activity. up in an agricultural setting. animals for months, This year will once again see However, it now includes kids of entries from the Amems family. putting our time and varying backgrounds. Jennifer (14), Dan (12) and energy into preparing For example, some clubs Michael (8) are each raising a them for our achievement include snowboarding and sheep -- Mickey, Rambo and IN THE:RING again this year will be Jennifer and Dan Ansems. As last year(above) they'll be day. skateboarding among their MoB, respeetiveiy. parading their sheep in front of the judge and hoping their rearing efforts bring a rosette. We are going to show activities. Jen and Danny have each been our projects in the fair, Members must be between in the Shamrock club for four eight and 19 years of age. Once competing with each years, while this is Mike's first Leo makes sure price rig "t they pass the upper limit, they year. other and hoping to win may become a group leader. They say that they decided to One of the highlights of the annual Fall Fair is Leduc, Alberta In 1974. Alter completing the 10- that blue ribbon. We raise sheep because steers are the aucttoncering that takes place during day affair, he received his official diploma from invite everyone to come simply too big. Sunday afternoon, the Western Canada School of Auctioneering. As "It's fun, but it's not easy,, Actually, there's two auctions. At 1:30, prize far as DeJong knows, It's the only auctioneerlng :out and see our snowy Jen and Danny decided to white lambs, r adorable, notes Danny, who adds~that the livestock is sold off to the highest bidders, while school in western Canada. raise sheep because steers sheep need to be regularly entries frem other categories, such as Since then, DeJong has used his tools of the cuddly rabbits and our are simply too big. sheared and bathed. • . + handicrafts and baked goods, are placed on the trade to run auctions for a variety of big-eyed steers. The trio is also raising some auction block at 5:00 p.m. as the last event of the organizations, including Ducks Unlimited and Our grand finale is the Show rabbits -- Cocoa, Oscar and fair. the REM Lee Theatre. It's obvious that he enjoys running the events. 4-H auction where we sell Muffy. Regular attendants of the fair will notice a 4-H stands for Head, Heart, : Brandy Rafuse, 15, has been familiar face calling the shots at these events. "I Just love it- I like to sell things," he says. our market animals. This Hands and Healtl~ with 4-H for eight years. She's That's because Leo DeJong has been the "It's like being on a stage. I put a lot into it." year the auction is at 1:30 The club's goals are heads of raising a lamb named Ezekiel: In auctioneer almost since the fairs beginnings. One of the more pricey items sold b~ DeJong p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 5 clean thinking, hearts •to g~ter her *first couple years with the He's also the treasurer for the Skeena Valley at past fairs included a prize lamb that went for in the beef ring at the loyalty, hands to larger service club, she reared goals, but has Fairs Assodation. $9.00 a pound. Considering the animal weighed Skeena Valley Fall Fair. and health for better living for Since switched to what is her Aecording to DeJung, he has been the man on about 100 pounds, that adds up to one expensive community.and country. favourhe project. the selling mike for the past 25 years. Although ewe. .The. Shamrock 4-H In the past club members from -Trevor Muller is Ktrsten's he didn't claim this esteemed title the first year Proceeds from the 4-H livestock sales go to the members would like to Terrace. have travelled to bro/her and a junior beef leader in the fair was held, he has been nnetionecring respective owners, while money raised from the thank all of our 1992 Vancouver, Britain and Japan for the club. He's 19 yeals old, and every year since then. sale of crafts, baked goods, etc. is used to help auction supporters. various events. was a club member for 11 years. In addition, he's headed every 4-H auction pay for various Fall Fair expenses. Kimten Muller is a 13-year-old His duties include helping club since that event was included in the fair about 15 DeJong estimates that about 5,000 people turned out for last year's fair, and he's looking Brandy Rafuse, who has been involved with the members get their cattle ready for years ago. club for five years. presentation at the fair. He also DeJong doesn't Just go out and perform his forward to the upcoming version. i Club reporter. She's going to be entering gives the kids an idea of how to' duties on a whim. Ills flair for selling was "We're looking for a bigger and better fair Archie; her Hereford steer, in the judge animals. instructed by an auctioneerlng course he took in this year," he says.

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M AR',#o,e.ll Page C6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Septembel 1, 1993 Lots of choice for Fair's exhibitors You didn't have to raise cows, gingerbread men, cakes, pies, all sorts of categories, including sheep, goats or hogs to be able to fudges being just some of the horticulture, baking and arts and enter the Skecna Valley Fall Fair. goodies that could be entered. crafts. Of course, there were lots of There were also categories for In order to cnccurage children categories for livestock owners, other edibles, including]ares and tothink about the environment, But there were hundreds of other jellies, canned fruits and vcgeta- the Fair offered a special censer- classes as well, guaranteed to bles, and even pickles and ration and education division for satisfy all sorts of tastes and inter- relishes. kids 12 and under. ests. If food didn't satisfy their Fair Categories included posters These classes covered such a appetite, • residents had only to made from grasses, flowers and wide range of pursuits and hob- turn to the textiles section in the leaves, as well as the most im- bies that it was almost impossible Fair guide. aginative or useful article made for local residents not to find There they found opportunities fromreeyclable items. something in their field of inter- to display their skills in hand And no.one had to worry that est. knitting, quilting, machine- the cost of entering the Fair's cat- For example, those with a gar- knitting, crochet, embroidery, and egories would empty your bank den, no matter how Small and sewing, each of which includes a account. Just 10 cents per entry simple, had lots of opportunities number of possibilities. did it for children although adults to show off their green-thumb ex- There was even a recycled had to dig a little deeper -- they pertise. ~ : category, in which entrants could' had to pay a whopping 25 Cents. If they happened to have grown use old material to make new With the entu, deadline having any one of more than 20 types of items. passed Monday night, the flowers or a whopping "69 typos For those interested in arts and entrants now just wait for the big of vegetables, they had a potential crafts, categories included draw- event and the judges' decisions. entry. ing, painting, dolls and toys, pot- That waiting ends when the No garden7 No problem. tery, spinning and weaving rugs, community hall doors are flung Just turn to page 11 of the Fall woodwork, calligraphy, ceramics, open at 1 p.m. Saturday. Fair guide and check out the pos- dough art and even computer And that's when everyone at sibilities in the container-grown graphics. the Fair has a chance to take a plant section. There was also a novice pho- 1oo1~: at all the exlfibits and find Its 23 classes include violets, tography section focusing on both out just how talented some of cacti and hanging foliage, not to black-and-white and colour their neighbours are. CROWD PLEASERS. The heavy horse teams have drawn huge crowds since the event was mention the category for decora- photgs~ They might also get a surprise introduced three years ago. The dynamic duos will be back again this year, combining tive arrangements for wild flow- And to make sure that the or two. strength and heart to haul a sled laden with concrete blocks the required 14ft. OrS. whole family could.participate in For example, those sweet peas If gardening wasn't a specialty, the fair, there was a special sec- in the front yard they didn't think there were plenty of other op- tion dedicated to children's of entering could have boon prize lions. events. winners after all. Heavyweight haulers The home baking section The section was divided into Never mind. Put it down to ex- opened the door to cordon bleu three age groups ~ 7 and under, perience and make a note to join talents with cookies, cupcakes, 8-12, and 13-16. Kids could enter in the friendly competition in '941 sure to pull in crowds Every year, it's guaranteed that the heavy horse and May. competition will pull in large and enthusiastic Glen Kerr came third, followed by Dave crowds. Thompson and Harry Houldon. Local entrants, as well as competitors from The horses strained under some incredible other northwest points, such as the Hazeltous and weight. Major and May managed to pull a whop- Smithars, compete against each other in a show of ping 6,800 pounds the full distance. brute strength. Losier's team managed to successfully pull The event became a fall fair staple four years 6,200 pounds. However, Losier took the title be- ago. It requires two-horse teams to pull a sled cause standings are based on.the difference be- loaded with concrete blocks a distance of 14 feet. twoen the weight of the 'team and the weight it The horses are hemmed in by a narrow lane. pulls. This means that they must complete the pull in as Thus, when the last pull was eompl0ted, Mandie straight a line as possible~ and Robin wore in first place. ,.,~,,~ Last year, the event provided an exciting spcc- This year, them will be two opportunities to ,~ taclo for the spectators, as Roger Losior and,his~ catch tho~ hcavy,~ pull showdown. An exhibi- ' team of Mandio and Robi~, .th Ct~e~';1~vid~iiiiiJ~.,w~:up~s pla~.~.Saturday, Sept; ~;'at.6*,q: ':...... champion Charlie Houlden, a~ hi horses...... Major p.m., the bOml~ol]{io£b6~i~ng3P.~'~SuhflaY. ,;~ the Community Hall:There, theyget a chance to look over the results achieved I~y lOCal garoeners (above) plus myriad other examples of the diverse talents of the m any exhibitors, young and old. 12 A al/i o'r/1 A n u mmm m.M I. Jr~ Arm keena ~..~ ~~ ~ ~ ~m-~ .., SINCE ~955 ( TRANSPORTATION ., =_SYSTEMS L TD.~ *'~

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Landlord= can state a" no-smoking entrance to curved staircase to main level; preference.. • kitchen has eating area, solid oak cabinet, beautiful valley view from perfect The Terrace Standard reserve= the right to homesite, will trade for motorhome or truck ievlse, edit, deadly or reject any advertisement built.in oven and a counter top range, •nd to retain any answer,, directed to the News and 5th wheel of equal value or $25,000 SIMONS CONSTRUCTION Box Reply.SenAte, end to repay the customer family room, off kitchen, fo~ai dining the eum paid tot the advertisement end box room, living room with large bay window 846-9660 leave message. 4941 Twedle $159,500 New Homel rentaE : ..... " Carpentry - Renovations eoxrepl]ea On "Held" Instructions not picked and natural gas fireplace tried with onyx CLEARED LOT ON Juniper, "l'homheights up wlU'dn 10 day= of expiry of an advertisement will be destroyed unless mailing Instructions are master bedroom with baywindow 2 subdivision approved for septic system. "No Sob Too Small" received. Those answering Box Numbers ere closets, double jacuz;d ensuite, 190 sq. ft 635#663. requested not to send er~glnld document= to Seniors Rates • void lois, pdvste deck off kitchen down stair Isundry 1973 BOISE CASCADE 12x56 It. house All dslm= of errore In adverUaernentS must be received by the publisher wlthln 30 day= after the room, full bathroom, 2 bedroom, family trailer, 3-bedroom, includes stove & fridge 3678 Juniper Street ,Malcolm Simons • st publication. and rec room $189,000 phone 635.7583. 2605 Skeena $35,O00 Rivedront It la agreed by the advertiser requesting with 12 x 16 It. addition & Kozi wood Terrace, BC Joumeyman'Carpentcr ipace that the liability of the Terrace Standard In heater; on large treed lot; drilled well in View Lotl the event of failure to publish an advertisement l~/O ACRES WiTH Well and hydro on VSG SE7 Ph" 635-7724 as published shall be limited to the amount po;d prope~, two older bldgs, ideal for your Richfield cr. loop; 1 1/~ mile west of by the advertiser for only one Incorrect Insertion Topley $24,500 call 696-3367. for the port]0n of the edve~aing space occupied mobile or new home 635-50S1. CALL by the Incorrect or omitted Item only, and that GRANISLE. 4 Bedroom home, 2 baths, there shall be no liability In any event greeter JOHN EVANS than the amount paid for such advertising. ~ 'BENCH finished basement, semi finished. Fenced PLACE' yard. Paved driveway, 16 x 30 garage. 638-1400 1. REAL ESTATE Power concrete floor. Large storage Ioit Only 7 lots left 692-4172. 4015 BENNER STREET Well maintained PRICES 3:bedroom, 4-level split home on deadend NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONS LTD. street doseto Uplands school, 80 x 132 ft REDUCED A . Autotel Rental Io!, gas heat/hot water, 1. ,.1/2 bathrooms, Good family sUbdlvislon 112 b!ock fir~eplace, family room, sund~h~attach~ e: ~r6r~l; U~l~Ji~d~':'Sch0oi OISs6~'t~ " .i/,' Nt ~, .7:: ::::.7 :t -Ma[ i .n. e:.S e c u [!t 7- ..:;:: :.= :.::::.:: d ved,, Fdriveway,y, ~unfinishedrr,~i R'6flff~t;13oll~Tg~. All 'f6i~ ~fi~"6~y ' ,t.}~.'~"~" '"':"' ':' '; Fli::JrfigA'etd~' ~ ti"1oriS~Urit'-' ' " y "' b~m~"ent ~ roughed in 2nd fireplace, serviced. Paving bald by develope n d0y;...... ;...... 635-7070 20'c~0' insulted, wired workshop plus Lot 1 $24,000 RETIRING V...... No. 4- 5002 Pohle 638-0261 garden shed, asking $125,000 to view Lot 2 $25,000 Sheila ...... 635-3004 phone 638-0240. Lot 5 $25,900 IMMEDIATELY 3 BEDROOM TRAILER Built on recreation Lot 26 $26,5OO 4 Bedroom house, fenced yard, TERRACE MOUNTAIN and study rooms, storage room, picnic Lot 30 $25 ,O00 newlwindows, new siding, new ESTATES aiea, also extra large shop for storage and Lot 31 $24,500 roof, new doors and fruit trees. RAMUS BROTHERS Work bench etc: large garden with all kinds Lot 37 $25,5OO In the Horseshoe area, near MAINTENANCE & REPAIR SERVICES of fruit trees and garden treats, sandbox Call ERIKAtoday schools and town. Offers 71:i W' Total Renovation & Maintenance ;and swings etc, in n2 copperside: 638-1400 accepted. Furniture a gift! 51(LENA Would like to trade for home near walking ,/Cladding & Sheet Metal Specialist A!;soaalionH°"leBuildc.,s'ol I distance to shops and town. Reason to 635-2733 / Residential & Commercial [ u, it/.h co!,,,,.,!~J. trhde are seniors and need to move nearer between 8-10 am or 5-11:30 Enjoy the best seats in the house, re'town to cut down driving, Phone Eve: ~ Re/Maxof Terrace pm.4517 Scott. 635-3823. Joyce Findlay OPEN HOUSEr SAT & SUN ph. 638-8822 fax 638-0878 3;:BEDROOM BUNGALOW Enclosed 638-1400 SEPT4 & 5, 1Oa.m - 4 p,rn, * Certilled Tradesman caq~d new siding and hot water tank, 635-2697 home ~ .~.~ . :..,~,,.,, .nbwly renovated bathroom comes with ~dge, stoverand dn/er, close to schools ~ri Nechako neighbourhood, good rental RECENT SALES When you gotta' have it, We'll ~!it!

. , ~ .... j ; • ii property, appraised at $65,000 asking 3521 Cottonwood MLS $119,900 OR SALE :k!! Senlo~"7.Z~.... ;.,r~ ,t.,7-,ili=X~ ll~o,...7~ | $63,000, will consider property in 5223 MountsJnVistaEXC $164,900 HOME AND INCOME ~mscount>- • :.' ...... T-si't~ ll<'%~t~,,j Terrace/Kitirnat area for possible trade 3604 Eby MLS $1t9,900 1200 sq. ft house with futile New 3 bedroom home with family 634-5268. 4918 Graham MLS $62,500 asement. Fully renovated, IS room in quiet cul de sac PLUS 1 'l ;' I It I|llilllr~'3 =: ' L.--%: - I i 8LOTS CLOSE TO TOWN Excellent deal 4504 Graham MLS $99,5oo ew features include: roof, ll bedroom deluxe suite, $~i45,000 635.4448 or 638.0375. ii ' :, )t ndeck, floor tiles, carpet, ll • • - ...... 3:BEDROOM 2700 Sq It. house on 8 1/2 STILL AVAILABLE :: a~es, 3 km from Smithers on Boyle Road, oors, countertops & sink, ll "Our expediting service will save your company money" gravity fed spring water, spectacular view, edicine cabinet, picturell CHIMO DELIVERY 638-8530 monthly income from trailer pad $142,000 ndow, all electrical outlets, II 1 o.Io.oi 647.4704 12X68 3 BEDROOM Trailer #8 in Sunny aseboard & trim, etc. Jl ' Hill Trailer Court. New 10x17 addition, Located on corner Of erda II 5% down and you can luxuriate in MACKAY'S FUNERAL newly renovated natural gas heat $25 000 $158,000 call 635-5976, John's Road Ji a new 2 x 6 consb'ucted SERVICES LTD. i I:FOR SALE 78 Acres 8 km from town, manufacturedhome. Don1 delay - Terrace Crematorium 4626 Davis Ave Terrace :-' a~ross Skeena; from mouth of Copper hone 635-4348 call today. Directors: . :i ~River Kitselas side Ict #3984. phone 992. JAMES WESTERMAN & DOUG MAC FAF~LANE JEANETTE SCHULMEI STEFI ~,on=epteqoe' 24 HOUR i , . :: ::... ? 4'IBEDROOM HOME, Close to schools, Creech Street MLS $119,900 t,, m chum°rite Answering and Pager Service " :: ii h~ngedord drive,' Houston, double garage A second home /"/7 To,race. Kflanal, Smdhefs : .... ~: p~/~l driveway. Full basement, natural li vJ ,J ,J at..-e ,.i ,,,,i, /L~SUOUI~On "i g~s heat, backup wood heat, available at beautiful Babine Lake & Pnnce Ruperl _ ,:~: :,:, l~medlately 847.3558, " .:; :--~, . ~ :. from as little as $20,000. 4413 Maroney EXC $149,900 Avco Fianacial Services ALSO Building lots suitable for multi. 4557- A Lazelle, Terrace dwelling :';!! Tseax River .,' : I~:-,~7, .!~!'].,1!,,. ~ 1! ]i~,trt-,,.~.:, ., ;, .,I ,m~,i, .%r,I, Lt"ri I ,~,, .... .,.. ,. -."1~..."&" .1.60 acres touching the Tseax River in :;': the Nass Valley - old homestead NEW LISTING Lower your monthly payments with a 1st or 2nd ~. Overlooking a creek Selectively 2417 S Kalum EXG $109,000 mortgage debt consolidation - reasonable rates :;~ logged, there remains a majestic ~i stand of cottonwood. ~, Good access road. Creek. Duplex (1.side only) Property has ~ $55000. $13,750. down,• been subdivided and registered as Phone 635-2826 FAX635-3964 ~i $1372.34 per month, 60 months. strata • no common area each unit ...... -.... :.=,.--~-~~,~i ..~ F~ ~j,~,,,.,,..,,. ~ ,~,,,,~';'t,~ ';;i{: ! Kllwanqa River owns half the original lot (38,88 x !¢59 5 acres with approx. 1650 ft. 296) Only 7 months old, NG heat, :'{of frontage on the KIhvanga River. Main Floor. living room, combination • Situated at Granisle, in central British Columbia,• : . ; . 7EXcellent Salmon fishing. Covered family room, dining and kitchen, TOLSEC :~tln Cottonwood, Aspen, and Birch. • Ideal for fishing, hunting and year-round recreation, -i~"--, <.~:. Very+scenic. (includes new frldge and stove) Large • Longestnatural lake in B,C, LOCK & KEY !i'-':$43,300.-$10,825, down, foyer, 2 piece bath storage area. CERTIFIED ~ $686.77 per month,. 60 months. Upper Floor:. 3 bedrooms (master 17 • Less LOCKSMITHS x 10.6) full bath, Isundry, storage, ii~ ' i: :Porl; Slmoso n • Excel 3238 Kalum Street, Neutral colors throughout . an '! One acre lot - 1/4 mile east of Port • All k Terrace, B.C. Simpson, In Cunnlngham Passage. extremely nice unit. good garden ~i Sr~all cedar, hemlock. MeadowL space- lots of parking. • TwO 638-0241 If you me thinking of buying or selling TOLL FREE -- 1-800-661-2676 give me a call I'd be only happy to help. 0

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i i i CASH & CARRY Cabinet Warehouse, PREFABBED Utility sheds, garages, 1. REAE~ESTATE 2. MOBILE HOMES 3. FOR RENT 3, FOR RENT Huge savings, warehouse pricing cabinets workshops, greenhouses, also bailer by Kitchen Craft of Canada. 3566 Massey skirting, joey shacks, snowroofs and deck 2 BEDROOM.HOME ON 5 Acres in quiet APPROX 1200 sq. it. , 2 baths, 3 3 BEDROOM DUPI.EX Ridge, stove, ROOM FOR RENT. Female preferred Dr. Prince George 561-2240. Fax 561- and fences, Dirk Bakker 638-1768 available immediately $300 month, call subdivision in Tintagel; paved tO driveway, bedroom. Needs workl Must be moved, included, close to schools $575 month, 2250. evenings. drilled well, full basement, appliances, $10,000 or best offerl Call 695-6521. call 638.1403. 638.2029. ROOM FOR RENT With private shower, good starer home asking $69,900 phone 1976 PARAMOUNT 12X64 , 2 BR, 4 NEW 3 BEDROOM Executive duplex 692-3834. includes garage, 5 appliances, 2 n/s, n/d, $325 per month, please call 635- appliances, must be moved, $12,000 firm, 3702 available 1 Oct 1993. FOR SALE BY OWNER: Cheerful family 845-2449.. balconies, skylights, carpet, drapes, snow home in desirable Horseshoe location, removal, and landscaping. $950/month, APPUCATIONS ARE BEING Accepted for recent renovat ons feature bright spacious FOR SALE 1971 2 BEDROOM Safeway plus utilities, no pets, references required, furnished one bedroom modern cottage at • , Trailer, N/G heat, laundry room, Woodland call 635-4840 Lakelse Lake. Nat gas, fireplace, carpeted kitchen, large family room, 2 baths, 3 Heights Trailer court, $16,900. Call 635- throughout, {eferences required and bedrooms and...~more., Fenced yard 9415. TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX Available Oct damage deposit no pets; phone 798-2267 excellent for children $128,500 638.1292, '/93 dose to schools shops, no pets 1968 10x50, 10x50 addition, Natural gas preferred $450 per month plus damage FOR RENT - New 3 bedroom rancher 4 BEDROOM Bungalow, 0.9 acres in heat. Needs some work. Rented home, w/carport available Sept. 1, natural Kitwanga on' School road, nice view deposit, references, call 638-0822 after 5 $350/month. Lots of potential. #18 o'clock, ask for Crystal or Mike. gas heat. No pets. For appointment to $30,000 for further~lnformation phone 847- Houston Trailer Park, $5,000. OBO, 847- WANTED TO RENT For Oct 1/93, 2 view call phone 638.8084.- 3494. 2584, Pete or leave message.- bedroom house or trailer, 2 adults,' one ROOM AND BOARD For working person, CLEAR 'TITLE WATERFRONT Property NEW MOBILE HOMES FOR lease on our child, good references, call (collect) 558. call 638.8293. with fully services year round cottage site. Work and residence references 5515. home and large garage/workshop near the 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT right required write Mountain view Mobile Park, downtown, fridge/stove, security entrance, Red Bluff Prov, Park on Babine lake ROOM FOR RENT FOR 4 males fully s45, c30 RR #2i Smithers, Attention: Gord furnished, including utilities, cable T.V. paved parking, on site management 635- Beautifully treed lot with immaculate view ~olsom, of lake and surrounding mountains. New own bathroom with shower, large rec. 7957. Victor P. Hawed, o.D. golf course under early development room and use of washer and dryer, 3 & 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES OPTOMETRISI located in HorseshoeareaS375 per month featuring 1150-1300 sq. ft. plus basement, stages within 3 km. Asking $59,000 i iii i Inquiries please phone 847-2898. "I"4XTO-M-O-B*ILE"~call 638-0833. baths, pdvate yard, carport and satellite ~/Houston. Phone 845-3161. REDUCED 6 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, ranch 3 bedroom, natural gas heat, ril TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX Suite, fridge, style, house in Thomhll w/garage, natural in good condilJon, situated in ~J stove, wail to wall carpet, in town, no pets please, 635-5464. TIMBERLAND TRAILER #1 - 4748 LakelseAve Appts 638-8055 yesheat, fire place in living room, full a small, quiet b'ailer park in [~ finished basement,., has'large rec room 4 BEDROOM HOME With shop for rent, PARK Terrace, BC Fax 638.8087 with pool table (optional) all situated on a Thornhill, ~l references required, call 635-2124. 14x70 Trailer Pad V8G 1R6 Modem 638-8697 large lot with fruit trees includes fridge and Asking $30,000 O.B.O. 3 BEDROOM HOME ON THE Bench, Available Oct 1/93 stove 120,000or.wtil condder partial trade garage, n/g heat, 2 fireplaces, finished 635-7411 for mobile home, 638-8348. basement, deck, large kitchen, call 638- 635-7820 Arctic Cat Neid Enterprises Ltd. 0797. Evinrude after 5 pm & weekends. SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM Apt, $525 KawssakJ The RecreationSpecialists BY OWNER lIiKlI~IlImXlIlIlIl lJ per month plus utilities, includes stove, WOODLAND Suzuki 4925 C Keith Ave.. = I..m~nBoy Terrace. B.C. V8G 1I,.7 $124,500 NO GST fridge, washer, dryer. Suitable for H.O. Waterskis ~ zL..~Phone638-3478 3. FOR RENT professional couple or responsible adults. APARTMENTS Near new home approximately 1 Non.smokers, no pets, dose to downtown, CORNER OF KALUM & scol-r & Accessories .~~5-5050. Sales: 1050 square feet, full basement BEAUTIFUL COZY Lakeside house on site management635-3401. Close To Town And Schools in new subdivision. Two blocks located at Mill Point Lakeise Lake. Fully AVAILABLE OCT 1/93 2 Bedroom apt. Fridge, stove, heat and hot water from Uplands Elementary Included. Carpeting, storage space. furnished, quiet location, non.smokers, no drapes, fridge, stove, laundn/fadlities and Referencesrequired. Certified Mechenlce:~l~/d Jesse Cosgrove School. No agents please. pets. Prefer yearly renter. For more parking Included. $505/month, no pets, 1 Bedroom Apt. $450.00 Fred Dunn Mark Neid 635-1345 information 798-2286. 635-2556. 2 Bedroom Apt $550.00 Willie DeHoog Tim Link 3 Bedroom Apt. $650.00 between 6 and 10 p.m. REUABLE, RESPONSIBLE And mature person to share rent, rent and utilities: No Pets. (When Available) .... or leave message For Lease PHONE OFFICE 635-5224 $400/month, call weekdays at 635-2292 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. or Rent EnviroShade AFTER SEPT 15/93 2 bedroom mainfioor ~1 Enviroshade products are Re/MaxOf Terrace Large Warehouse Space 4. WANTED TO RENT house centrally located, large fenced good location, good zoning. made of high quality SolartexT" .,.~ Joyce Findlay backyard, pets o.k. $700/month, plus $350 FAMILY OF RVE LOOKING For place to UV, a knitted outdoor fabric that Formerly Copper Mountain will not fade, mold, mildew, rot security deposit, apply to file #250 do this Electronics rent asap, outdoor dog also, call 635-1431 638-1400 or 635.2697 or tear. ,• paper. Also or call collect 573-5267. Enviroshade is the leader in PRIVATE ROOM Furnished, share home NON SMOKING, NON DRINKING, No OfficeNVarehouee Space Shadehouses for all occasions. with Christiannew age thinkers, college pets, family seeks 3-4 bedroom house for I have a specta(:ula~:piece of properly/ formerly Nisga'a School Board Office students or working, car a must 10 min to Good for Store front on Grieg rent 638-0152. BURDE'Fr DISTRIBUTORS (1977) LTD. PHONE ...... 635-2818 with...PRNACY..,LARGE LOT 158 X town, prefer females, $375-450,635.3772. 128,..IN TOWN...LARGE FAMILY Call 638-8398 YOUNG WORKING COUPLE Looking for 4759 Highway 16 W. Terrace, B.C. FOR RENT 1 ROOM IN Non-smoking house to rent with option to buy, in VeG 1N3 FAX ...... 635-1180: HOME,..FULW 'FINISHED ON BOTH home. Computer available $400/month, Thornhill area A.SA.P. call 638.0995. {:LOOR&:2 BAY SHOP ;INSULATED - phone 638-0514. i2&WIPJNG ,WITHC'0NCFJE~[E ELOOR (' LAKELSE LAKE ~atedront 2 bedrco m .i FOR,LEASE.. 5.FOR SALE MISC. '~r ~iI~, 1t/2 ~sement, 5 appllanCesi .~OFFICE a,REI"AII~N~PAO~ ,,,;",~':/ILNEIDENTERPRISES1LTD, ' :"~'"e~/aJldble"Octl~'located on Beam statlon !.Central Iod.atibn, ioff street parking,,: !~N 28"'CbLOUR"Ma'g~onio T.V. SPECIALIZINGIN ALUMINUM.WELDING PROPER~ HA.~ SO MANY:SPECiAL Road, west side $900 per/month, would 1,400 sq. ft. ground floor asking $525.00, call 635-6205. & MANUFACTURING FEATURES IT'S HARD TO LIST THEM like at least 6 month lease, 635-2697. VILAS 8 PCE Sectional sofa blond. CUSTOMBUILT BOATS- BOAT REPAIRS ALUMINUM FABRICATION- GAS TANKS - TOOL BOXES L. REALLY NEED TO BE SEEN TO AVAILABLE excellent condition, phone847.5133, RUNNINGBOARDS - BOX LINERS f ULLYN~PREClATE.2608 EVERGREEN. PORTABLE BROTHER T/W $100,00, 200 TON .METALBENDING PRESS REDUCEDTO $!,.58,0(X)EXC. NOV. 1 p magnasonic tape deck $50.00, new f - / JIM NEID Under New CALL: converse size 8 1/2 mens basketb~dl TEL (604) 635-4843 shoes $80.00, new converse size 9 mens FAX (604) 635-5050 2, MO,BILE HOMES Manaqement 635-2252 (days) basketball shoes $60.00, kazama 180 '5 LOWRIEAVENUE skies, $30.00, tyrol size 9womens ski :lACE. B.C. V8G 3Y8 1971 MOBILE HOME 12x60 two• 635'5531 (evenings) boots $50.00, 635-3855. bedrooms indudee frldge, stove, Summit Square woodstove, drapes and curtains, mustbe NEW LOPI AIR TIGHT WOOD Stove moved; ask ng $10,000 o,b.o, call Houston Apartments FOR 11,000- 19,000 sq, feet heating cupadty, .~; Windshield Repalr/Replaceinent 845-3610, " ' .; ': " never used. make offer 635-1187. ~t~..... ~- • Auto G,a, DELUXE 1992 MODUUNESet up in park, NEW THINGS INt at Norma May's One/Two Bedroom "~L~-'-~'~"~;'~ ~,.2".. " ICBC Replacements asking $55,000 below market price: Park RENT collectiblee, Telkwa 846-9751. Cream and . model 30' trailer, set up in Park asking, Units milk ~ms, wooden barrels, old plowl horse ~.~r ~~ • M~o~s $10,500, Westwodd mobile homes 18- 4818 Hwy. 16 West collars, medalta crocks (all sizes); Spigots, " .~'~,, ~ ~',Jalt~; • Windows 3117.Clark Street Terrace B.C., phone Quiet & Clean silver hair brush ~d mirror set, Sad irons , ~ ~"¢'b~ • Seaie,~Un,s 635-4949 or fax 635-2245. (with handles) and much more. 1970 AMBASSADORMobile home asking Racquetball Courts Service/Lt. REMOTE TRAPUNE, Cesta Lake, in GLASS LTD Gymnasium • Central B.C. 604.692-3002, $10,000 635-4894. Industrial '~ =~'~'~ ' '...... 8 0'1' WHY PAY RENT WHEN You can own this BEDROOM SUITE Single boxspdng _. ~'~ 632.4800,,inTerrace:638 0 • • 2. bedroom mobile home: with large Bays mattress head and foot boards, 5 drawer addition? N/G and wood heat, well Call Ray Warner chest, large dresser and mirror, and 2 maintained and Clean for" only $12 000 880 to 7200 sq. ft. drawer bedsidetable, excellent condition 638-8462. , ": ::" $500 call 798.2437. SAM THE WOOD MAN 10X55 '2 BEDROOM Mobile home c/w' 635-5968 FOB SALE: Batten/ operated 3.wheel stove & fridge, $9500 obo, will consider Phone 635-7459 scooter, great for seniors with walking rental purchase with reasonable down 2607 Pear St. Progressive Ventures difficu~es, new battery, good condition, Call Sam psyment. 638-0832, , ,' $1,000 (obo) call 845.7904. WASHER AND DRYER Good working Specialist All Types of Wood Floor order $325.00 635-1345. Laying, Sanding and Finishing. • . -.=\ /. FREEZER, VIKING 25 cu It. good . ~:.:" ~';v.,'.~,.,., . condition, $190 call 635-4671, R.R. 3 Site tg, Cofnp. 7 HONDA RIDING MOWER. Like new 30 Ph. 635-5323 Terrace, B.C, V8G .4R6, houm,' 18 home liquid, cooled twin cyl, hydrostatic trans, 42 inch deck, $4950, no GST or PST 847-3368 after 6pm. Business Directory EARLY DEADLINE I 74kE~/Vgc IL'~siGz E5?EdHU~N~5~t0TGr;b~i0~g.'~ n A DV E RT IS IN G CEDAR SIDING [~ Present Your Card Every OUR SPECIALTY Week .... : Due tothe Labour Day Long Weekend, we will have an • Rough V' Highly Visible .... , earlyfleadline for advertising and editorial copy. The lxe * Plain • Timbers V' Affordable deadline will be :Thursday; Sept. 2 at 5:00 pm for the tXO, lx8, lxlO • Beams ~'J CHANNEL p "Round iv" Effective September 8 edition of the Terrace Standard and the Fence Ixe, txe, . posts September 12 edition of the.Skeena Marketplace. 4 ~,,G ~ .~her 1x4, lx6 fencing For only $25.55 per week material (billed monthly -3 month contract) • Top.quality Tight Knot- ,r.:} -;:~ ::.;!tL3~tC:: Interior& Exterior • Cedar your business can be part of Call 638,7283 • Pine 2x4 or the Terrace Standardrs • • Cottonwood x6 or x8 • Cedar & SPF Business Services Listing Compare Our Prices i STANDARD DEPENDABLE Talk To An Ad Consultant E TERRACE AREA .... ': .... " " LUMBER Today 638"7283 Box 7 Hazelton, B.C, 842-5660

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,,, IB 5. FOR SALE MISC. 11. RECREATIONAL 16. FARM PRODUCE 18. BUSINESS,~ERVICES DOUBLE BED, BOX SPRING, Mattress VEHICLES HAY FOR SALE: Good quality 1100 pd GHOSTFIELDS WOOD DESIGNS I WANTED IMMEDIATELY lib and night table all in good condition, 1979 FORD TRUCK And camper ex round bails, some small square bails. Call contracting for log, conventional, and $250.00 call 635.2753 and leave condition no rusl, only used in summer. Yellow Rose Ranch 845-7419 or 845- altemattve homes. Reefs; restorations, I message. , New motor, brakes and tires, $5000, or 2498. kitchens, stairs and furnishings. Offer I Qualified Step Aerobics 6, WANTED MISC. would trade for a volkswagon camper or a HAY FOR SALE. New crop, Rome-Aifaffa, innovativewee'her.proof door and window , camperized van in same excellent Timothy, Alsike.Rome, Clover.TImothy, insteJlations for log homes. Computer _" WANTED Used artist easel. Phone 638. conditionphone eves: 635-3823. Cummins Ranch, Hwy 16 West, South video modeling call soon for 194. Frank I 8692. 1990 VANGUARD Class C 28' limited Hazelton,842-5316. Posseit1-894-3763 fax1-894-3704. Instructors IFYOU ARE BUYING or selling children's edition, loaded, ford 460, E,F.I. auto/o.d., , AUDIOSPACEMAN,QUALITY Sound DJ. I furniture, check with the Product Safety spotlessunit, excellent condition $45,000 17. GARAGE SALES Service available for dances, weddings, ,,, parties.We play your kind of music. 1-699- ), Please call 635-4130 Branch of consumer & Corporate Affairs obo,call 842-5142, MOVING OUT SALE, Household furniture, 8426or 1-699-8934,- ~.j Canada (604) 666-5003 to ensure it meets 1975 CLASS 'A' executive motorhome, and many other items on Sept 4 and 5 8 current Safety Standards, The sate of non propane powered, generator set, roof air am - 12 noon, 4840 Lazelle, Terrace, call compliant products not only could result in conditioning, fully loaded, excellent 635-4366. a-tragic accident but also in a violation of Coastal Mountain DON HULL & SONS CONTRACTING LTD condition, $15,000. Call 1-697-2317 LOOKING TO MAKE ROOM in your the Hazardous Products Act. (Granisle). garage? Advertiseyour garage sale in the Flight Centre Accounts Payable Clerk WANTED: USED OLDER Model John Classifieds 638.SAVE. 1989 27' VANGUARD Motorhome, low Full time Clerk required for Accounts Payable, Data Entry Deere riding mower with working mower mileage, fully loaded, c/c, generator, etc, *Aircraft Charter and rototiller, phone collectto 842-5752. and general office duties, phone 847-4970, 18, BUSINESS SERVICES * Flight Seeing Trips Please forward resume with hand wdtten cover letter to: WANTED: BY Collector 1 or 2 man power 1982 KOMFORT 21FT Travel trailer, * recreational and career traiaing saws before 1950, whip sews, ox yokes, VENDING ROUTES AVAILABLE IN Anne Venema fddge/freezer, stove, microwave, twin Terrace/l~timat area. Guaranteed high Start anytime and finish at 0~( Shoes, or any ~icles related to early tanks, fuli length awning, all new tires, Don Hull & Sons Contracting Ltd. logging. Collect 635-3831. returns, for straight fact on vending call your own pace equalizer hitch, perfect condition $9350, Eagle Profit 1-800-387-CASH. 3998 Dejardins Ave, WANTED: BOAT RACK To fit box of full 847-3368 after 6 pm. * four seat aircraft for rent REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION P.O. Box 32 size chev pick up truck. 638-1423. 1977 CLASS A Empress dodge 440 Ph: 635-1355 i & parts. We rebuild standard Terrace, B.C, V8G 4A2 FOR RENT MISC. engine with 49,000 miles, venj clean, transmissions, transfer cases and rear 7. comes with a]c, generator, microwave, tv ends. Bel air automotive auto pars and ROOM AND BOARD Available suitable for hookup etc. asking $13,500,846-9783. service. 846-5101, Telkwa B.C. A&R students, phone 635-7202 leave message. 12, MOTORCYCLES AI-rENTION SMALL BUSINESSES,Why ASSISTANT COACH WANTED pay high accounting fees for your book. Renovation : 8. CARS FOR SALE II The Terrace Blueback Swim Club is seeking a part-time 1982 HONDA XL 250 Street legal $6O0, keeping needs? For confidenlJal, and assistant coach starting September 20, 1993. Applicanta should 1987 BLACK~NISSAN Pulsar, S.E. phone 638.1052. professional bookkeeping service, Manual or Computer call 635-9592. Construction be self.motivated, energetic, and enjoy working with children. No ~cellent condition, T-Roof, Asking $5495, 14. BOATS & MARINE previous coaching experience is necessary but background in caJ1635-1128. 20 YEARS swimming is an asset. 1985 NISSAN SENTRA, Needs engine, SANGSTER CRAFT BOAT With two I A NEWME. I| Experience For any questions please call: $875, call 635-4311 after 6pm. motors 60 h.p,, 5 h.p. asking $2800, 1974 I discovered an easy way, I lost I| CALL Michael Carlyle, Head Coach 1990 FORD MUSTANGGT, 31,000 kin's, dodge ~ck camper $800 or best offer, inches, weight, feel great and have III Terrace Blueback Swim Club tons of energy,-Naturaily. I1 a'~ conditioning, power, stereo, sunroof, needs work, 1974 Honda motorcycle for You can stoJl today by telephoning III 635-1787 (604) 635-7988 cruise: control, pay no GST,' asking parts$75, 635.5327. Dianne Rowe 638-1349 JJl or send resume to: . , .... $14,900 635.1367, 638.1200 20 FT AUCRAFT River boat, walk through Michael Carlyle, TBSC " . . CONVERTIBLE, 1987 LEBANON, 66,000 screen, 115 merc ob. jet, c/w prop leg, fish RO. Box 241 :'::'. "r km With digital dash. P.W;, P.B.P.S.P. finder, camper top, radio, call 635-6637 19. LOST & FOUND Terrace, B.O. roof tilt and cruise, am/Ira cassette, asking after 8:00 p.m. V8G 4A6 $8000 632-7366. LOST ONE SET OF Chrysler/Dodge in NEAR NEW 22 FT Aluminum river boat, NO DIETMAGIC l) brown leather fold.up key case. Contains 3 1980 TOYOTA CEUCA 5 spd, tilt new 270 HP engine, fully equipt with Loran and Lose 201be,.in 30 days keys. 635-3772. tires, and muffler, sony xru 880 cassette Ship to shore radio, 60 hours on engine player withremote, 10 cd changer erc, would make a good guide boat, will sell or Call Melodm 638-1671 FEONA CALL ROSE About the $2200, 638-8217. trade for property in Terrace/Thomhill, vacuum cleaner pa¢s 635.4366. ,o= L.E.J. International Trucks Ltd. 1981 BUICK CENTURY $2500 call 638- value $30,0001-(403)-865-4283. (Terrace Branch) 0371 or after 6 pm 635-5397. 19' FLAT BOTIOM Wood/fibreglass LOST: ONE SET OF KEYS ON a purple ;" ring with lizard keychain and Indian FOR SALE 1986 T.BIRD, New paint, riverboat with windshield and canow, c/w KID'S ~/~, 115 hp mariner4et and leg, good shallow keychaln with leather and beads attached. Is accepting applications for a cruise control,, p.w,, :power mirrors, a/c, 635-3738. 90,000 kin, 635-3463. waterboat. Too many extras to mention, CASTLE FOR SALE - 1981 Datsun 310GX mint must sell $6500 obo, 638-1427 after 6p.m. (UCENCED) ~ LOST: A UTTLE RED Hat with polka dots and a black rim. Call Shakina at 538.0481. condition, California Car, $1950, phone 1981 22FT Champion, c/b, rebuilt merc, PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE SHOP FOREMAN 635-3738 after 6 pro. 485 i,bJo.b, fully camperized cabin with IT COSTS YOU NOTHINGto place a Lost bus heater. 2 d/s, vhf, stereo, d/dgs, For children 2½ to 5 and Found Classified. Phone 638-SAVE 1987 T-BIRD 5 Speed turbo coup, loaded, This is a working position, The applicant should have mint condition, power everything, sun roof, fenders, bilge pumps, etc. Galvanized e/z Friday 5 pm. loader tandem trailer, immaculate 638-8890 knowledge of medium and heavy duty trucks, directing the s~n~o~l;g~t; ~ with equalizer, ~. ... . • . . LOST: BOYS 18 Speed mountain bike, $ ." . .... , ...... ~. . .. $20,000,(:all 635-5371. 'Badetta' florescent yellowish/green color, work forces, and dealing with the trucking public. We offer a pOl~/^,Tr" r~^lM~l~ll~lt'~= c^k~iLy ~Cl'.r'gl -,'- .1992 JET, SK 750SS low hours, coveri i~er~on~.who_twl~ bikq[Idso:has theJock,l I g~gd renun~.e.ia.t.!:~i~-'~ac.~.ge ',with:full benb~fits !PIo~s# -,;-~:'-.~'.nlV, ll,.UU~rV,'~,,J~/.,.IIX~,,Z...... -* ...... =rt,¥lll',, ,.-~-~.~-'~'~-~'q'fl'~ler,~fu|l: t t, ~ ""~ Y ',*' J mt.,plict;.wet.~'IP ~'(':'. suit.; Will,sell;~'" l~JZ!:~.t~an vamnnoer, ]u~ ~u~uruan ::'-:DRY TO • k~y..It.~ b registered.,ate,he Fire Hall.~ forward yoL~r resume in strict confidence c/o Cliffat BdX~;3~~ ~' ei~';~,;~, ~? n,~,o c~o~,,,T,,~v," separately.Preferpackege deal, $7450.00 Reward offered 635-7688. Terrace, B.C., V8G 4B4, or call 635-9655 during normal 1987~Daytona, 1963 Blazer (mid.size) U~tJ I 00~ "*'~PJ " GUTTERS business hcurs for more details, 1979 Winnebago Brave.'AII vehicles low 21 IT, SWIFT SURE Cutty cabin cruiser, 20. PETS& LIVESTOCK mileage in.excellent condition fully loaded, new 302 volvo leg, winch, head, tabs, down rigger, depth sounder. VHF dual THROUGH BREDGELDING 6Ym old, 16 635,2509.:" " * hh, basic dressage bw hunter, must sell 1991 CARGO VAN (Ford) excellent axle trailer, $8500.00 oho, 632-6530. 42. FOOT HIGH Marine boat house, 2500, 2 yr old, black rag, quarlerhorse condition, propane, call 635-3955. gelding, started $1500,1-694-3621 1967 FORD FAIRLAINE XL 500 2,0(~ launched at M.K. Bay Marina, $5000.00 Specializing in 5" continuous obo, 632-6530. HYBRID WOLF Husky pups for sale, obo, needs paint, solid 302 engine, call steel or aluminum gutters. phone Wayne 846.9049 evenings. Dale at 638-8751. 15. MACHINERY Installation, repairs & 3 1/2 YEAR OLD Quarter horse, gentle, MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION & HIGHWAYS I 1981 OLDSMOBILE (WHITE)p/s, pro/ cleaning. shoed, trained by Jolene. Has racing blood excellent running condition $2000, o~, SKIDDER C-7 TREEFARMER with 500 SERVING TERRACE from father. Asking $1200, call 638-8635 call evenings preferably 638-1274. gal. R,S.F, water tank, Honda fire pump DESIGN ASSISTANT l & KITIMAT after 5pro. 1986 TOYOTA Celica, GT with kenwood tools parts etc. $12,500 message 846- Technical Assistant 3 5373. Roofing and Siding PIGS FOR SALE, Weaner pigs 6 weeks ~1 player, nice clean sports car, $5,900 and older $50 and up phone 635.7662 Competition TH93:1972 $29,494 - $33,569 635-1345 between 6pro - 9pro or leave SCRAGG MILL TWO 30" Sawe, Sawed InstallaUon and Repairs evenings. message. edger, hydraulic infeed deck and edging In Terrace, under supervision ol the Design Team,Leader, produce conlracl Call Steve 638-0838 and feasibility drawings, perlorm and/or check calculations in design ol 2-lane 1985 GLSubaru Sedan,4 door auto. Low deck, two conveyors, 318 funny, power on JERSEY COWS FOR SALE, must go, 40 Highbay ~000 obo, phone 1-476- herd to large, excegent disposition, some , and multi-lane facilities Including both at-grade and grade separated facllllies; mileage. Asking $5500.00 Call 635-6205. related duties, 1102 after 8:00 p.m. are already in calf, phone Mary Yelich EXCELLENT BUYI 1968 Mustang 302 21. HELPWANTED 847-4679. Qualifications: - Grade 12 plus three years related experience or graduation rebuilt, four barrel holley-cark dual FOR SALE - 1400 NEW HOLLAND from a recognized Instlluts of Technology and minimum ol one year related exhaust. Lots of engine chrome. Must Combine c/w straight cut and pickup experience or equivalent combination of oducation and experience, Technical selll $3500 dl; 0fferel Phone 695-6607,. headers, custom combine dustomers can UNIVERSITY CREDIT knowledge ol highway design principles; good praclicel knowledge ol i be directed to buyer, ph. 567.4641. computer-aidedand manual drafting lechnlques; ability Io use computers, programmablecalculators, stereoscope and all types of dreltlng equipment and 9. :TRUCKS FOR SALE MODEL 2000 FORD DIESEL Tractor, TERRACE supplies; good mathematical ability, drafting aptitude, neat and legible printing 2700 odginal hours, front end loader, 11ft Instructors are required to teach one semester university credit skills, Preference will be given to applicants with Aulocad Iratning and a basic 1991 FORD EXPLORER 4 door excellent Understanding of hydraulic principles and survey procedures. Names and condition, low mileage, air conditioning, blade, rear mount, new tires, new chains, courses in the following areas: excellent shape $8000, 847.3368 after phone number of references Io accompany application. towing practical, $18,000 o.b,o, 634-5265. Canadian History 6pm. Applications must be received no later than Seplember 29, 1993 to: Manager, 1974 HAYES GRAVEL Truck, 350 Jimmy Soviet or European History Personnel Services, Mlnislry of Transportation and Highways, 400 - 4546 Park rebuilt 2 yrs ago, 13 speed, 44 rear ends, ALLIED LOADER WITH Bucket, for sale A Masters Degree Is required with teaching experience preferred, Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VaG 1V4. Please quote competition number, For 90% rubber, comes with snowplow, asking asking $800,00 obo, call 567-2949 The salarY will be in accordance with the Collective Agreement with detailed job description or further Inforrnalion please contacl Will Taekema $i5,000 firm, 635-7933. evenings Vanderhoof, CUPE.: For,further information please contact Eric Turner at 635- at 635-3595. 41 FT FRUEHAF Van certified 10' The Province of British Columbia is cumin,fled to enlployrnent equfly and 1985 FORD BRONCO 2 4x4 asking 6511. Resumes should be submitted by Septeml~er 6. encourages applications from q ualilied women and men, including aboriginal $5000.00 o.b.o, 635-1128. canpedzed, fridge, stove, shower, toilet, Competition 93,O33B • peoples, persons with disabilities and visible minoriUea. .j microwave, bunks, $10,900 846.5505. 1989 FULL SIZE CHEV 4x4, 38,000 Manager, Human Resources high~vay kres, Okanagan driver, verY 380 TIMBERJACK UNESKIDDER exc. Northwest Community College clean, box liner, canopy, mustsell $10,800 cond. 4.25 tires, 2500 hr on motor, all • Box 726, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2 wheels chained, spare tire plus spare obo, 624.6243. FAX 635.3511 parts, water tank $19,000 OBO 846.5031 'i987: TOYOTA Landcruiser wagon, 6 mornings or evenings. cylinder diesel, excellent condition ALLSTEEL SAWMILL Has hydraulic' NORTHWEST COMMUNITYCOLLEGE 18~50 obo; also box utility trailer, fit 4x4 carriage, 52" blade; and 454 chev power Casual " ~ ..... " atv;lockable, $63O obo, call 624.5279. planL Also backhoe attachment for John Qualifications: 1991 FORD F250 HD, xlt, 4x4, fully Deere 450. Call 638.0351. Ioaded, bedliner, trailer tow pkg, 351 dd, NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE ReQuired: Minimum of a grade 12 educati0n" ;. i 9U D6 CATWITH Bectric start 12,000, D3 Preferred: Diploma in a field related.to: working With/mentally 5:slxl~:never used for cargo, non.smoker cat with backhoe lS,000, 350 JD loader IS NOWACCEPTINGAPPLICATIONSTO THE i challenged people. like. new, 33,027 kms, $21,900 846-9062 12,000, 410 JD backhoe 12,000, Granisle (d); 846.5091(e). Millwright and Professional Cook 1-697-2474 or 1-697-2393. ReaM, red: Proven ability to work as part of a team, ~989 FORD AEROSTARXLT; F.xt, rare I full: electronics, fully loaded, premium PRODUCE Training Programs Preferred: Experience In working with people who have challenging 16. FARM behaviours. Expedenoe in assessment; program design stereo, front,rear heat/air, w/dual controls, II This year we are also introducing the Certificate in Technology V6, .5.spd, 77,163 kms, exceptionally HAVE VERY GOOD Mixed hay in square eva Marion and Individua program planning. / : clean, non-smoker, $14,900 846.9o62 bales for sale $1.95 each, can deliver 694- Program which offers a variety of benefits to the studenL O THERS.' " "" ; - (days); 846.5091 (evenings). 3456. 1. an apprenticeship or related employment in the Millwright ReaM,red Durlno Probation Pedod: GOOD CLEAN HAY 1,500 Ib round bales trade. - TB Test Clearance 1992 DODGE DAKOTA Club cab 4x4, - Tetanus shot loaded $17,500, call evenings 638.0678. $40.00 per ton out of the field trucking can 2. advanced stand ng towards the Association of Applied be ananged Mike Bond Vanderhcof567- • Basic Rmt Aid JI991~'FORD RANGER S.C,ab xlt 88,000 Science Program in K]timat which ladders to a degree at UNBC, ~ ' 9856, - Criminal Record Search : ...... km, asking $10,500,635-5266, 3. a better foundation for career and educational - Demonstrated competency in writ~nand ved~al communicatJon. ! FOR SALE: 1989 Ford ranger s.cab, HAY BALES FOR SALE, Suitable for advancement. • Valid B.C. Ddver s License automali¢, 2.9 litre, 6 cyl, 4 w.d., excellent garden, mulch, after 6pm, $1,50 per bale . Class 4 Driver's License ., '...... condition, phone 635.5014. 635-8557, You can also register in the following 2nd yearUrdversitY An equivalent of education and/or experience will be considered for 1986 FORD RANGER 4x4 c/w canopy NEW POTATOES 25/tb, carrots 35/lb, transfer courses. Prerequisites apply, • . - - . ' thls job. ~lly loaded, 70,000 ~ excellent condition Amle's meat market, Dutch Valley 635- BiolOgy 202-Vertebrate Zoology Job Descriptions are available upon request fromthe Choices Office. $6,500. 1978 Okanagan camper good 2774. Biology 203-Non-vascular Plantsand Fungi -~': :":~-~".::!:~!~:-. :: ~:, Applications & resumes can be submitted to: condition $3,500 as a unit $9;500 call 692. ,-...... Choices Program.Office "390 ..... ~ ' ' ruts ~J= ~uu~=J~u Hay ~a~ ~Jpn,,a Biology 2c ...... -...... 2-3215 Eby Street, Te~e;.ce', B,C, VSG 2X6 ' : -'. -:' .... ~ ... 55 to 60 IbS, ton for $65.00 or $2.00 per Chemlstq For further lnforrriatlon"ca!: Madlyn Ueslmore, Choices Program !i '!' ~.•;!~" : :: "' ' jdL~e ~'., .... squm balas, stored under roof, call 567. Geograpt DireCtor at 635-7683. - • :=emezune, : 4839 or 567;2296 V~derh, oof, " Pay:and benefits will be In accordance with the 'rDCSS & BCGEU For more (Local 4i2) Co lectiveAgreemanL - - , ~' I ~'~. " "'~" : t • bales;,e~, 5GT-2949Vanderhoof, 635-6511, Io~al 202, ': ..... ~ :- - .... ; i Page C10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 CTION AD

ii i i 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK 23. WORK WANTED 24, NOTICES Color Your World i i i i i Thinking about going back to work? BUYING CATrLE't~For alp your buying REUABLE RESPONSIBLEMother wants PRO.UFE EDUCATION available to Dealership needs, contact yoOr team agent, Dick to babysit in her home. Near N.W.C.C. lots generalpublic, videos; pamphlets, lending Feeling like your goals are out of reach? Coombs, wherethe quality cattle are being of walks, stodes, activities,635-2288. library, dealingwith human life issuessuch Opportunity We can help you bridge the gap! listed and sold (through the computer) as abortion and euthanasia. Student in Terrace feeder cattle everyFriday 7:45 am sharp GRANDMOTHERWILL BABYSIT In her enquirieswelcome. Call 635.3646. The Terrace Women's Resource Centre is offering an It for informationcall 567-3385. home. Copper Mountain School area.. Investment from week course for women to explore career options, develop GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Mon-Fri,Ages 2yrsto older, 635.5318. .. 25. BUSINESS $80,000: $70,000 personal and professional skills, and prepare for entry or CONTACT US TODAYI re-entry into the work force; = ...... Purebred-registered health and hip [~XXZXXXXX~,XXXXXZXZXXX]~] guaranteed ready to go. 635-4084. E] LOOKing tor [] OPPORTUNITIES Bob Skinner The course starts September 20thi i ASsistance with child i Color YourWodd Corp. $1,200 SQ. FT. SHOP With cat hoist ex. care is available. ' . : oooooc. oro. -- .--It C.,,0Care; It for auto body engen B.C. $500 month, call Unit 1 - 7560 VantageWay FOUR AUSTRAUAN Shepherdpups. Two Skeena Child Care SuoDort 567-4028. Delta, B.C. V4G 1H1 Topics to be covered include: males and two females, nine weeks old. ~| Program can help you make ~l PRIME VENDING Opportunities available Telephone: Tri-colours, $75 each. 842-6678 lea~'e [:~l the right choice for your child. H in the Terrace area, high returns Career exploration & planning (604) 940-0433 • message. , ~:| •For information on choosing [] guaranteed call Eagle 1-800-387'CASH. Communication skills ' - 21.' HI=__LP ' WANTED,: []care and ava abe options call~:~ SOLAR POWER IS HERB Cut your diesel Introduction to computers .... .' i " , [] Coco at 638~1113. [] generating bills by 1/2 for residential, Resume and cover letter preparation EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETERS I~] A free serviceprovided by the Terrace~ homesteads, cottages, camps, r.v. boat Safety and fitness ,, Req ulred" . cail635-1795. ~|W°men's ResourceCentre and funded~ 26. PERSONALS etc. Pays for itself in 5 years or less, also i Workplaceissues • PART TIME BARTENDER ~Required for H by Ihe Ministryof Women's Equality. ' H wind and micro-hydrogenerators, Wdte to THANKS TO INSPECTOR Clue? So! and and morel ,.. curling seasonl must have serve it right [IZZZXXX.XZXXXXZXZXXXXZX]. solar north, Brace Buller, Southbank B.C. the "68' agents who showed to enjoy certificate, wages negotiable,send resume VOJ 2PC, 1.694-3645. talking, eating, boozing, laughing and For more:information onthe to: Terrace Curling Association, Box 247 . ' SOUVENIR, GIFT, SMOKE Shop with renewing some old memories. What a Terrace B.C., V8G 4A8. 24. NOTICES Bridging Program Iotte~/retail In venJ busy mall located in mission some had gone grey and some contact Melissa or Gayl¢ HOUSE SEAMSTRESS/Knitters wanted!!! Terrace B.C. phone 635-9661 (days} and are missing, but hair or no hair. Mission I, RIT.A K. HUBBARD Presently of 4710 accomplished. Thankyou. Thanks guy Full part-timework! Up to $400 weeklyl Gait, Terrace B,C. am no longer 635-7644 (evenings), serious inquiries ~:~'rerrace at the ..... Send serf addressed stamped envelope responsible for the debts incurred by only please. gurp God Bless. Agent one plus "I" lets flip Women's Resource centre HOE Enterprises Box 2011 square one that around in• our vacuum chamber for 4542 Park Ave. anyone Other than myseff. Dated this day WORK FROM HOME. MAKE Big profitsin Terrace, BC MississaugaON L5B 3C6. August 20/93. your own unique merchandising business. awhile and come up with the truth. J.C. Write Box 247, Queen CharlotteCity, B.C., may all sunsets bring our attention to the TIRED OF WORKING FOR PEANUTS? painter. 638-0228 Put your home party experience to good VOT 1SO. use and earn ~ impressive 45% profit by ZION BAPTISTCHURCH I joining Canada's .most successful LINGERIE company, b,ai/Ma Chede 1- 800-661.3305, , ' 9:45 Sunday School (all ages) I COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER 10:5S Worship Service Required perminatefull time, position with handicapped persons.Qualified applicants only, dosing date for resumes is Aug 31,' Pastor: Ron J. Orr 93 send resumeto Thompson Residential Support Services to Box 125, Terrace, B.C. VGG.4A2or fax 638:8042. NIRVANA METAPHYSIC & SITTER WANTED FOR 2 children, Kitti K- HEALING CENTRE Shan area or horseshoe (bus route) 638- C/zarz 0639: Seasonal Courses start September 6, WANT TO EARN Extra income? Full or 1993. Beginning to advanced : ~ DRIFTWOOD VENTURES partlime, call 635-3066. courses in Meditation/Metaphysics. SCOTT S. SCHIELKE ~;,-~,~=.=~=--.~ THE TERRACE STANDARD reminds Seasonal program available. Register " Finc al Servce .~~. 3354 River Dri ve ~..__.~--~J-~'~-~~qJ~ advertisers that the human dghts code in now. /~~~ Federal & Provincial Terrace, B C. VSG 3P1 ..... British Columbia forbids publicationof any d! . • ..... :_.==] Tax Returns : Phone/Fax (604) 638-8373 ~m=.~ advertisement in connection with 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 1-600-663-1268.. employment which discriminates against Jan Lok, CMA 635-7795 any person becauseOf odgin, or requires Vicki Parvlanen a job applicantto furnish any information concerningrace, religion;!coloqr, ancesW, Dance Classes place of odgin or political belief. Readers: Variety within classes of Jazz, In ads where 'male' is referred to, please ballet, .ethnic character and tap. Now Everyone Can Brew HELPING HANDS read also as 'female' and where 'female is Limited enrollment available for Commercial Quality Beer & used, read also as'male'...... students aged 4 1/2 to 12 years. _i HOME CARE Registration at Parkslde School in Wine For 1/2 The Cost WOOLWORTHS ACCEPTS Gym. APPUCATIONS for employment ..every , House Sitting ? Handyman Services ::... ,~,,;~Wedneaday, Sept 15 Kermodei 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. '"Fully "tnsured~-~ iBb~de~;:~ :' please apply to Personaloffice. HOURS For pre-reglstratlon (recommended 44502~ Greig Ave. Phone 638.8677 ...... : BACl~IOE, '~GRADER, CAT Operators or more Information phone: Tues.to Sat. Terrace, BC wanted, mustbe experienced,reply to Box 635-7483 2prn--9 prn • :M0bile,~;38-5M4. :~/:iz: ' ,: 58, 4647 Lazelle Ave, Terrace B.C. V8G 635-5757 1S8...... ComeJoin Our Global Family ::;. DO N':T DE LAY! .... ' I SaN"---Dwuc"Es SataVS : : :CAELTODAY!. CAKES~ pies ~ W=ROZ~NYOCURT::~ NAC"OS HANDY GUYS positions available f~ enthusla=tlc I people who like dealing with "the I .%,~ o', No Job TO'oBig'orSmall Coo;,-~J~r public! Great for students and I 4660 Lakdse Avenue at Ottawa Street, Terrace homemakersl Guarantesd wage I Opea Mondaythrough Saturday 9 am to 9 pm ~g~' Handy Guys Does It All ; ~m~a% ~lus great bonUsesl Full or part time I i Phoneorders welcome: 638-1477 hours avallal~le. : .... ::' :: l c-"a. Newt .... I 1-8OO-265-O760 / SUNDAY Call 638-i282 . Seniors Rates and ask for ' / AM. Worship Services ~l~'~u~;1;1 :L'I't =(l;.t[~,Pl;l~tdq Ill ¢'3'I ::~,111111~=(,1=: ::1::1 :f;l~.= • Ext 26.__...... _./' ~ 10:00 (July & AuGust) Child care and Sunday School through Grade three 23, WORK WANTED Family Bible School will be Brew It Your Way! - WORK WANTED: I 'will work for any cancelled until September Terracemd area business.I am a tkeless WEEKLY Scotties sales representatlve~I work 7~ys a Pioneer Girls, Youth Ministxies,Home week', days and evenings, I will present Bible Studies & Ladles ~me Out your sales or service message to 18000 potenllal customem every week. My past ALLIANCE CHURCH Beer, t~ne F,U, m B a EY, history p~oVeS I spendan ~verage of 3 1/2 ADVENTURES days with each consumerin your market. I •4923 Agar Ave. ,Friendly, KnowledgeableStaff ,Compete Brewing'Facilities • Hunting • Fishing • Camping Supplies For more information am 1he Terrace Standard, Call me I will A Lazelle Ave, 635-1166 ] Skeena Mall 635-1175 work for you. S~dard ~ertising 638. Phone 635-7727 or 635-7725 7263. " ' , Drifter's Stuff %' Such CRAFT SUPPLIES Western WearInc. : . 4611 Lazelle Avenue • Panhandle Slim • Koolah Terrace/B.C: V8G 1S3 • Wrangler • Roper" /' • Australian Outback Collection • Brahma &Acme Boots (604) 635-4324 'Suzanne Turner, O~ne~ • Smithbilt Hats " • Accessories Phone635-2604 4660ALakelse Avenue Fax 635-2649 Terrace,B.O. VSG 1R4

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i . ,:.. " : OPEN 7.DAYSAWEEK UNTIL 11 P.M, NOW OPEN SUNDAYSAT 9 A,M.I ...... "~,-...... - o - ...... _ ,. .4620 n'-kelseAvenue, Terrace 635-6300 j I I I ---- " I I 11 II | I I I II P II II II I] [J ] - % The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 - Page Cll ii |s 26. PERSONALS ;-;-" 28. CARD OF THANKS i NEW IN TOWN, S.W.M, age 54. tall, non- , ~ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, For. your free ZAGAR, PEPA ,,, smoker, would like to makewoman friend, ' copy of Crisis of Consdence by Raymond The Heart & Stroke Foundation go for little trillS, dinner, other harmless At the age of 82, passed ~ pE Franz, leave your name and number at 1- away on August 17, 1993, ;,' 847-5758 things. Please write this paper, 4647 at the home of son, Emil LazelleAve, V8G 158 c/o file #90. I, Zagar, and daughter-In.law, '~ of B.C, & Yukon (Terrace Unit) Marianne, with whom she 27, ANNOUNCEMENTS ..'i had lived for the past six i~ years. =., 635.7868 would like to Thank everyone who turned out for the ~, Enjoythe mystique of the QUEEN Peps Is survived by her ~¢~ in, son, Tony, of Surrey; .,,= .. CHARLOTrEISLANDS with 5 days and daughter, Joey, of Victoria; 3-, : 4 nights of relaxation. Depart from 4th Annual Heart & Stroke son, Emil, of Terrace; and " Terrace Wednesday, July 28 or daughter, Emma, of Toronto, ~I Wednesday, August 25. Includes all as wall as six grandchildren, "~: ;,; one great grandchild, and l transpodation, sharedaccommodations, brother, Martin, of Slovenla. ~ . sightseeing.$664.50 per person. She was predeceased by Y,~ ;~ Also booking day trips: Tseax Lava her husband, George (In ~' F Beds, Shames Mountain, Stewad, 1980) and two sisters and ;~ I Prince Ruped, Hazelton, Kitwancool, The Two Wittaneur Gold Watches one brother of Slovenla. '~ "~; Kltimat and customized tours of your A special thanks to all COPS A LITTLE LATE Peps came to Terrace in ~ choice. donated by Carters Jewellers May of 1939 and has lived ~i#_.~ the businesses who so so quickto the point here since that time. She 5"~ ~. 635-6181,.,,Irr ETRAVEL were won by will be sadly missed by her ;~i:t HAPPY family and friends. ,~ generously contributed Keith Norman of Terrace 34TH ITP to our cause. BIRTHDAY ELAN TRAVEL EVELYN! NOTICE TO CREDITORS f. ONE DEPARTURE ONLY - IN THE MA'I'i'ER OF THE 23 September 93 'Don't miss ESTATE OF out', Vancouver to Hong Kong ERIC STANLEY TURNER Tour. Air, Hotel and Transfers. FormerlyOf Tenses, BritishColumbb $1359.00 per person. Creditorsand others havingclaims against 2. PORTUGAL ALGARVE the above estateere requiredto send full padlculsrs of such claims to Cmmpton, GOLF TOUR - Depart 25 Sept Brown& Amdt,//3-4623Park Avenue, WG return 05 October 1993. Includes 1V5, Terraca, British Columbia, on or air, hotel and car rental. beforethe 18 th day of October, 1993, a~er ~ Accounting which datethe assetsof the saldestate will $1599.00 per person. be distributedhaving regard only to the 3. PALMSPRINGS - Air only Arts & Crafts dairnsthat havebeen received. from Bellingham - one way as Babysitting low $229,00 plus tax, EllaMsria Turner, Executrix Bridal Consulting CRAMPTON,BROWN & ARNDT ~olicitorsfor the Estate 124 HRS. 635-6181 Clothing Sales 50 and still , Cosmetics Iookin good! House Cleaning Love your favourite Pottery son-in-law Bobby Produce & Flowers Terrace Junior Men's Fastball Regal 29.1NMEMORIAM Tupperware would like to thank the following for a successful season Watkins , and third place finish at In Loving Memory Weaving B.C. Junior Men's Provincial Championships of 77777 Anne Palagian Roger Harris Chevron A heart of gold stopped CO SPONSORS If you own a Home Based Business, be sure tohave.ff beating. Terrace Freightliner featured in our Hard working,hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove Skeena Hotel Home Based Business Listing • t 3,us. Kalum Kabs H,, ¢)liiy ~es the best. The leaves and flowers may Molson Breweries RETURNING IN SEPTEMBER • wither.' We would also like to congratulate Mr. Ralph Tralenburg Take advantage of this inexpensive opportunity to advertise your The golden sun may set for winning our Fddge full of refreshments draw. business. • But the hearts that loved so -: dearly Also a special thanks to all of our supporters over the years. To book your space, or for more information call the advertising .J~.e the ones who won't forget. Terrace Junior Men's Fastball department at 638-7283. i.;, ...... From the i"i}:~ Kr°ekerL~"a~q!!~

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Said gravel to be used on highway project at TanziUa. Days. 872-0641. gional Dlstdct says that "At Ices, 1345 Pemblna Hwy., KITCHEN CABINETS Winnipeg, MB R3T 2B6, 1- NEW HOMES C.M.H.C. CANADA ENGINES LTD. expected rates of develop- CABINETS 1/2 PRICE. In Standards from $55 Sq.ft. ment, the land currently Iden- 800-665-5144. Also Inquire stock, countertops/vanltles Quality GuaranteedRebuilds. aboutexdusive franchise ter- Quality engineered real 6 Cyl from $995. - V8 from tified for single familyhouslng also. KItchenCraft Factory houses factory-built for your will be built to capacity by dtodes. outlet. Cash and Carry Cabi- $1,095.6yr. 120,000 Km lira- about 2006". Rnd out hew site. 2X6 walls. R40/R20 Red warranty. 580-1050 or 1- FINANCE net Warehouses, 4278 Insulation. Showhomes-De- 800-665-3570, 12345-114 you can profit from this land Lougheed, Burnaby 298- Mac Home Sales, Surrey Ave.Surrey. BCAA Approved. squeeze. 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Hydro, Loader push blade Bench grinders job placement assistance. Cheque or Money Order to HANDLESTRESSI Galncon- aches & Maintenance Prod- SLIMPATCH INTERNA- gas, cable at lot line, 70 miles D 6 Shear head Overhead with 1 ton chain ucts. Ask about our ware- Government Licensed corre- trol over the Reactive Mind, from Vancouver, 10 miles to 2 wheel trailer hoist spondence course. 2,200 TIONAL, 697A-1755 Robson Read the book"Dlanatlcs" by majorshopplngsentre. Peace house do It yourself clear- raduatesworklng. For FREE St., Vancouver, B.C. Canada 1991 Yamaha Exciter Snow Angle grinders ance Specials. ~ L.Ron Hubbard. $7.50 and serenity In alpine sattlng. rochurs: R.M.T.I. 681-5456 V6G 3B7. Hubbard Dianetlca Founda- Only $69,500. To view, Ingrld machine _ . Water pumps " 2 1/4 X 3/4 solid T&G or 1-800-665-8339. 3/4 socketsets SAE & metric, HELPWANTED tion, 401 W. 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MALE IMPOTENCE cor- tflal lawyer for 24 years, Call Propane Tanks 13o t bins SAE & metric forward resume to: Bob free; 1-800-665-1138. Con. I Electric Organ ' •i:: : Tire chain tighteners or Installation fee, minimum PSYCHIATRIC NURSING. rected, performance en- billing or monthly feest).You'll An ongolng shortage of Reg- Gralnger, Executive Director, hanced. Now available with- tlngenoy fees available: I Weed whip :" :~Hammerwrenches earn great money, wo~ your Istered Psychiatric Nurses B.C.Y.C.N.A., 230-1380 out prescription. Noage limit. Simon, Wener & Adler. i Lawn roller Easy outs, pins fasteners own hours, No Selling, No exists. The ONLY program In Burrard, Vancouver, B.C. 15,000 new users/month. TRAVEL...... '. Bicycles New steel • Door to Door, No B.C. that trains specifically V6Z 2B7. Write/call.Performance Medl. **A GETAWAY AT WHIS- Telemarketlng. If you need a for this occupation, at DOUG- Immediateopening with Corn- cal, Box418, Valemount, B.C. TLER'* Weekends=& Holly. Large selectionof mechanics Pipe wrenches to few extra dollars or a lot of • tools = 36inches LAS COLLEGE In NEW munity Newspaper for Press VQE 2ZO, 1.800-663-0121. days stay with "*Sea to Sky extra dollars, Call me 763- WESTMINSTER, blends Operator In Northwestern REAL ESTATE Condo Rentals**, ,Swimming 8254. (SERVICE MAY NOT classroom learning with B.C. Must have Web or 24" Pool, Jacuzzl & Sauna. ONE Plus many itemstoo numerousto mention. BE AVAILABLE IN ALL AR- hands-on experience to en- SIx In One Gravel ready mix press expedense. Phone: rentals landfill showing 1 mll- NIGHT FREE 1-800-667- ** TERMS CASH** F_AS). s Jre graduates find work In a 632-6144. 6529; llon Income plus 110 acres, i $$OPPORTUNITY$$1 Hour/ v ;rlety )f settings at starting SUbdlvldable,801ngravelbal- Anyone paying for major items with uncertifiedcheque may be required to dadee up to $60,000/year. VILLAGE OF NAKUSP Parks NETWORK CLASSIFIED day for 5 days can make you ~ forme~on: Call 527-5478, ance A.L.R. All this for ADS : leave the Itemon the grounds until the cheque deem the bank, approx. $.18,000 over follow- end Arena Attendant. Arena, $1,140,000. $400,000 down, Ing 30 days, Details send leave your name and me!ling Curling Rink, Parks and i balance 6% Interest, Place your ads In over S.A.S.E.: R.Publlshlng, Site address. We will sane an Campground Maintenance. Tradeland Realty,. 3410 100 community newspa- KERR'S AUCTIONS 6, Comp. 17, RR#1, Wlnfleld, Information package. AppU- Refrigeration certificate re- Coldstream Ave,, vernon, pers for only $225. Call cations for January 1994 will quired. ~ Contact: Malcolm RR 1, Telkwa, B.C. 846.5392 B.O. VOE 2CO.. be accepted until October 3t, B.C. 1-545-5325,1-542-8712 this paper or the Shanks for further Informa- Eves. Cellular 1.549.0358, BOYCNA at 669.9222. Not responsible for accidents Lunch on the grounds 1993, tion at 265-3689. - ." r Henry Desnoyer. '~ Page C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 1, 1993

(~ rovinceof Ministryof British Columbia Forests V' BUY I/SELL i/RENT v" TRADE NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION OR SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION BBBB FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED I I (Pursuant to section 3 of the Silviculture Regulation) 32. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST The following areas have a proposed prescription that TERRACE will apply if approval to log the area is obtained from CLEANING SERVICES SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTIONS the B.C. Ministry of Forests. These prescriptionswill be Tenders Invited Notice of pre.harvest silviculture prescriptions pursuant available for viewing until October 21, 1993 at the ~ Pl'ovlnc* of Uinidr/of T-JC034 Cleaning Services to Section 3 of the Silviculture Regulations. erllllk ¢olumkll Forests Highways Properties Office location noted below, during regular working hours. 4825 Keith Avenue - Terrace The following area has a proposed prescription that will apply CONTRACT SI92R08-O01 if approval to log the area is obtained from the Ministry of To ensure consideration before logging commences, Provide cleaning services at the SEALED TENDER for the following Forests. The proposed prescriptions will be available for any written comments must be made to Glen Mechanical Site PreparationContract will above location for the period from viewing until Oct. 13, 1993 at the location noted below, Thompson, District Mana.qer, Cassiar Forest District at be receivedby the October 1st, 1993 to September 30, during regular working hours, Box 247, Dense Lake, BrC, Voc 1LO by the above District Manager, 1994. Mlelatry of Foreeto To ensure consideration before logging commences, any date. 125 Market Place, Tenders documents may be written comments must be made to A, Amanovich, RPF, Prince Rupert, British Columbia obtained at the onsite tour on Form of Ucense Location Area ~,mendment VSJ 1BO September 15, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. at Pacific Cascade Consultants Ltd., 33610 East Broadway Agreement No. (ha) .. on the date shownbelow, the above promises. Avenue, Mission, B.C., V2V 4M4 by the above date. TSL A44682 30 Mile Lake 61.9 Yes Contract: SI92ROS.OOl 60,6 ha located on the Skeena River, TSL A45540 Ningunsaw River 53.2 No Seale.d tenders wi]] be received at FOREST LICENCE A-16886 TSL A45542 Bob Quinn FaR 3B.5 No Viewing of this site prior to submittinga bid 2918 S. Eby Street, Terrace, BC, C.R Cut Block Location Area Amendment mainline is mandatory,A conductedview of these V8G 2X5 until 3:00 p.m., (ha) Yes/No September 22, 1993 and will TSL A45545 Ningunsaw River 23.3 No contract areas will leave the North Coast ForestDisb'lct: opened in public at that time. TSL A45S46 Willow Creek FSR 41.6 No September 7, 1993, Og:O0hours O10 1 Chemainuk Cr. 22.7 No Leaving 125 Market Piece The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bc accepted. Ucence Holder: Sire Gan Forest Corporation PRE.REGISTER FOR VIEWING BY Killmel Smeller SEPTEMBER3, 1993 BY CALLING627- 0460 ContactTerry Chowor Ed Tanaa For further information, please contact Jill .... IR 11 Public Notice Tenders must be submitted on the form 3221. end In the envelop, suppliedwhich, ~vith = =. . Alcan's Kernano-Kitimat particulars, may be obtained fron~ the Ministry of Forests, District Manager high voltage trans- indicated above,

0ale River mission line is built on Deadline for receipt ol tenders Is 15:30 || private property excePt p.m., September14, 1993 at whichtime all IR 4 tenderswill be opened. INVITATION TO TENDER where it crosses Indian Fax tenders will not be accepted and the B( The Nee Tahl Buhn Band Council Invites Tenders for the R 10 lowest or any tenderwill not necessarilybe BUILDINE construction of 5 slnole family dwellino housing units to.be located Reservations, as shown CORPORATII Uncha Lake 1R 13A, Francois Lake IR7, Skins Lake IR 16B, B.C, accepted. Bulhliugs f, on the map.. Better British C Sealed Tenders will be received by Gltksan Wet'suwet'en Government Commission at 1650 Omineca Street. Hazelton. B.C,. Trespassing and hunting V0J 1YO until September 14, 1993, 2:00 p.m. PDST. Plans, specifications, form of Tender required and the official • are not permitted on envelope may be obtained by qualified contractors at the above office, upon receipt of $75.00, which sum will be refunded upon ./Alcan transmission line DEC,SeeN return of all documents in good condition within twenty (20) days CRTC anad' after the stated closing date for bids, All cheques are to be made j- :' properties. payable to "Nee Tahl Buhn Band Council', Contractors must be / Decision93-378. CKPGTelevision Umited, Pdnce George and Terrace, members of the B.C./Yukon New Home Warranty Program. ) i Re,. Wildlife Act, sect. 13(b) B.C, APPROVED- Renewal of the licence for the English-Language It is the Contractor's responsibility to inspect the Site and familiarize themselves as 1o site, sell and a I other conditions surrounding or television network operated by CKPG Television Umited,c0nsistingof affecting the proper, execution,of the work~J ;,/~ ~ ~:, Gat¢lfle, Canal ) CKPG-TV Prince Georgeand CFTK-TVTerrace, from 1Septe~bb~"i993 The lowest, or any Tender, will not necessarily be accepted. " "r' to 31 August 2000. "You may read CRTC documents in the 'Canada For further information, please contact: Kemsno Powerhouse Gazette' part I: at CRTC offices; at references libraries; and at the Gil Wilson ~ :. '~ ~i.~:~i.. ::~ ,~.' licensee's offices during normalbusiness hours:To obtain CRTCpublic Housing Officer, documents, contact the CRTC at: Ottawa-Hull(819) 997-2429; Halifax Box 229, " ~ ..... ,--, y..~. Hazelton, B.C, ~ ...... "--= - ',-- ,~- (902) 426-7997; Montreal (514) 283-6607; Winnipeg (204) 983-6306; Alcan Smelters Vancouver (604) 666-2111", Telephone: 842-6511 . .._ i~i Canadian Radio-television and Conseilde la radiodiffusion et des Te ecommL~nicatone Commission Lelecommunications canaclienne.~

REPAIRS LIEN ACT CITY OF TERRACE FORSAEEBY Lakalzap Band Council PUBLIC NOTICE SEALED TENDER • DWELLING PLACE COMPRISED OF DWELLING PLACES" 1-1982 "Campion "2i"~r~' boat' s.n. GREENVILLE, B.C. V0J 1X0 THE CITY OF NOTICE BY-LAW AMENDMENT TO ZB161174M82G, registered owner PHONE 621-3212 FAX 621-3320 Mr. Colin Alger, to recover amount TERRACE RESIDENTIAEZONES , owing $2,601.76 TAKE NOTICE THAT the City of Terrace proposes to amend the City of Terrace Zoning Bylaw 401- To view or make bide. contact: INVITATION TO TENDER -.. 1 ,,1~1 H. Green Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned for 1966 and amendments thereto. Sea Breeze Fishing Lodge the construction of 10 single family dwellings. THE SUBJECT PROPERTIES: ~ . ~ Stewart Harbor, Stewart B.C. Plans, specifications, and other tender documents will All properties in the following zones within the City of Terrace . BID accepted until 4.00 pro, A1. Rural FRIDAY~ SEPT. 15, 1993. be available to prime contractors only, after 9:00 a.m. RR. Rural Subdivision Pacific Standard Time. August 25, 1993 at the RI. Residential District, One Family Dwelling i administration office. R2. Single and Two Family Residential (~) Provl,ceof ieidff d (~ R3. Multi-Family Dwelling Residential ...... ~:.~ ..:~!i~: BdUik FOlIIII one set of tender documents will be issued to each prime contractor upon deposit of $100.00 per set, R4. Residential-High Density (200 people per acre) NOTICE OF R5. Residential-Medium High Density (B0 peopleper a(:t = !!~iC~ SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION refundable upon return of same in complete and good R6. Residential-Medium Density (40 people per acre) In the matter of Subgrede Road Construction IDeated at Bob condition. R7. Residential-Low Density (25 people per acre) .~ . ,_.~i~ii!~i;!i=~ Qulnn. Each tender shall be accompanied by a bid bond duly and shown hatched on the accompanying map. Owner: Mlnletry of Forest= executed with the name of the project and owner in the Take notice that subetantlal completion has been given as of amount of at least 10% of the tender price. Aug'us, 24,1993. Tenders will be received at the Lakalzap Administration Contractor: Tehltan Nation Officenot later than 2:00 p.m. Thursday, September 23, Deve|opment Corporation Box 149 1993. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be Dense Lake, accepted. Brltlsh Columbia VOC 1LO !hq~iries: William Moore: Telephone: 621-3212 File: RC93R09-01 Lakalzap 4) - Deputy Minister (SE24- ;289 Church Street, Greenville, B.C. V0J lX0 ;28081 I

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NOTICE INVITING APPUCATION FORTIMBER SALE UCENCE A45537 INVITATION TO TENDER Pursuantto Section 16 of the ForestAct, sealed tender applications Will be The Gltanvow (Kltwancool~ Band Council Invites Tenders for the acceptedby.the District Manager,Kalum construction of 10 sin_ale family dwelllno houslno units to b e located Forest Dlstd~ Terrace,British Colur~b!a, qlltanyow IR #1, KttwancOol. B.C. up to 0:30 ca,, "Oh ihe' 9th day of Sealed Tenders w ll ~be received by Gl|ksan Wet'suwel'en September 1993, to be opened at 9:30 Government Commlssl0ri at 1650 Omlneca Street. Hazel,on. B.C.. T. a.m, on the 9th day of September1993 until Sevtember 14. 1993. 2:00 p,m, PDST, The Intent of the amendments to the zoning bylaw is to establish a maximum lengm to ~am race and a for a l~mber8a e L.Icenceto authorizethe Plans,' specifications, form of Tender required and the official minimum width foisingle family dwellings and two.family dwellings In the zones listed above. harvesting of 12,016 cubic metres,.mom envelope maybe obtained by qualified contractors at the above The ratio of length to width shall be no greater than 3:i, Minimum width shall I~ 4,9 metres (16 feet). or less,of tlmt~r letted In the vld~y of 9 Office, upon receipt of ~ which sum will be refunded upon krn on the Arbor MainlineFo~t Serv~ return of all documents in good condition within twenty (20) days The current zoning map and the proposed amendments to the Zoning Bylaw may be Inspected RoadIn the KalurnTimber Supply Area. after the stated closing date for bids, All cheques ere to be made between the hours of 8:00 a.m, and 4:CO p,m. each day, from Wednesday, September 1, 1993 to TOTALVOLUME:;12 016 cublo mattes, payable to 'Eiltanvow 13and CotJndl', Contractors must be members Friday, ,September 3, lg93 and between the hours of.8:30 e.m, and 4:30 p,m,, each day, from moreor less ~ , :' of the B.C./Yukon-New Home Warranty Program, ~ ~- Tuesday, September 7, lg93 to Monday, September 13, 1993 excluding Saturdays, Sundays, in the SPECIES:Hemleck:.~% Balsa:21% It Is the Contractor's respons!blllty to Inspect the site and fam!]larlzo reception area at the City of Terrace PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING AT 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, themselves as to site, soil end all other conditions aurrounamg or 1ERM:One (1) Year affecting the pr0pet eXecuUon of the work, : .... B.C. " " " UPSETSllJMPAGE: $11,~8 Any person(s) wishing to voice their opinions regarding this Application may do =o, In writing, and/or In person, AT THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL Bidding brestd~'t.ed to personsregbtered In the 8mall B~lne. Forest Enterprise COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:30 RM., ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1993, Program, ~Cdedo~/One (1) wdl0r lWO- THIS, NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ~R.S.B~Ci, 1979 (and (2). amendmertts ~ereto), UNDER SECTION 958 SUBSECTION 14. i~;.i; ~'~i ~'~i:~::'~ Particular== may be ob~ned from the TAKE NOTICE AND BE GOVERNED ACCORDINGLY, '~ ~,' ,'! ;:~: Ol~t~M~g~r, ~um Feat O~t~ -* / .... ' F.R, HALLSOR, #200"- 5220 KelthAV~ Terr~~, Brttbh ...... Clerk-Administrator Columbl~V88 IL1 - ......