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TERRACE -- The province won't has given the latter a form,of enhanced • leave negotiations ,,dead before westart.- negotiate land claims that result in municipal government, the premier added. At the same time, Vander Zalm said the separate, sovereign states, says Premier Bill Vander Zalm:said one of the difficulties primary responsibility for settling land Vander Zaim. ' :: : in negotiating land claims is that aboriginal Claimsrests with the federal government. "We've said we,re not pTepared to title and aboriginal rightsmean different .... '****** negotiate that, on that issue," .said the ,things to different native groups. -The provincial government isn't ready premier while here last week on tour :with ; i , : i ii iiii Yeneetto.(~ti.nelease what it calls principles for cabinet. =- Cabinet visit:!:i ' ::: !i, ::; i g!'ationofland claims, says native'af. He added that the government is also : [] [:)F0 demise ;i: ~i:i ';: : !ii:~i:/:i i!fairs miulster, Jack Weisgerb_er._ , . committed to protecting existing titlefor [] Housln ' ,, :::i.'~ ::,:i ~:~x we~sgeroer, one or the caoinet others in the province, i . i g, A3 : ::i: ;:~:i@i~i;: !':i ibers to accompany Vander Zaim onlh That includes, the premier, said:tenure ~: : [:]Mill woes, A3 ::: last wee.k, sa~d !he province isstil! and rights given by the province tores0urcel: E]Nat ve radio A9 : ' :.:/::!'; :i ;:7: ~:!= spearing with maustrial and other• groups extraction compaqies; i ': ::: ~/ " ' i ~"" ':':'i:':i :',0n:iitheir opinions'about i settling land The g0vernment is, however, p~:eparedto : i : '.'Basically what they,re saying:iS!!iP~::~l: Claims; -: ~; ' ; : negotmte' settlements' that gwe• .... ,natwe • " the land; zt• t s the resources"" undertheland,' ' = '4 w e want to • do' this" ' properly,' ' groups measures of self, government, on theland, what's in the wate~ b.ndthe air thoughtfully, with the intentofa fair and economic self-reliance and control over ~ -- the whole bit," hesaid. : :::: :~ ~. : :lastresolution," saidWeisgerber .... PREMIER BILL VANDER ZALM maintained his government's land social, cultural and other affairs, he said, • "I realize we haveia tou h'r(iw to h0el ;'~ ~ :"We'll release the principles when claims position in Terrace last week, stating that B.C. cannot One model that could be used are :Vander'Zalm'addedL '~: they've been made- when they've been recognize native title as a prerequisite to negotiations. He also pro- agreements between the province and the ' He said preconditions by native gl'oups established," said weisgerber. mi~ed third parties will be represented in talks, but gave no details Sechelt band on the Sunshine Coast which such as recognizing' title and 'rights~coultl: " ' cont'd A2 .... :.:, ,: • , .: ,, :' , on how that will work.

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Angling CBC called licence pro-native changes they manipulate. AndCBC br- coverage of native issues is ings it out. If they don't realize slanted in favour of natives, they're being manipulated, they to come United Northern Citizens better start looking at TERRACE- Following loud spokesman Brian Hobenshield themselves as reporters." complaints by fish licence sales charges. He also criticized the an- outlets and tourists, the pro- "CBC coverage of natives ]s nouncement last week of a vince's environment minister biased -- for them and against $100,000 provincial grant to the has promised changes will be us," he said last week. "They Northern Native Broadcasting made to the new angling guide give native groups way more station based in Terrace. management policy. airtime than any other group. "I don't feel very good about In making that commitment That's free coverage for them the natives getting that $100,000 during last week's cabinet visit on their side. If we~ want for native broadcasting," he to Terrace, John Reynolds add- coverage like that, We have to said. "Do the natives really ed .those changes would not take i~aY*for~it '' need their own radio station?" place without .the public first The Hazeltons-based group Hobenshield said government haQing an Opportunity to voice says it represents area loggers assistance for natives may be its opinion. and local citizens who want appropriate for some projects, Ifitroduced in March of this native land claims settled, but but it shouldn't be extended to yeax, the policy requires out-of- fear governments will cave in native radio stations. He said province anglers to purchase an under pressure to unreasonable taxpayers' money shouldn't be additional licence for rivers the native demands. The group spent helping natives influence fish ', and wildlife branch has formed in response to blockades public opinion. designated either Class I or I1. by Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en Thes~ licences cost $20 and $10 natives in the Kitwanga- a day.. respectively. Hazeltons area this summer. Because they are good for a H0benshield attacked CBC's single: day only, sales outlets television coverage of the stan- Page have complained they find doff between armed Mohawks themselves filling out numerous and the army this summer at forms for the same person. Oka, Quebec. "For weeks on Turners While equally critical of the end, every time you turned on paperwork involved, tourists the TV, there'd be native Changing times, have also said the policy makes coverage on," he said. "Most Page A5 fishing too expensive and are of the newscast was often spent threatening not to return. on it." Gang rape, Reynolds said a mid-May trip He said CBC reporters are Page A9 to Terrace had included a visit quick to cover the native point to a local sporting goods store of view, but aren't as diligent Sacred Head, where he "saw the problems we about finding other angles, such Page ,BI were causing" and heard tourist as the effects of land claim set- complaints at first hand. tlements on other area Gym needed, With the 1990 season already residents. Page B5 six weel~.s old, he said any at- "The reporters often don't tempt to change the system at even know they're being used. that point would only have Every time the natives talk to created more confusion. them they go stand beside some Deadlines Now, however, he had in- old rickety building with the TV The Thanksgiving long structed his deputy minister to cameras on. They make a point weekend means early news arrange a[public meeting, likely of standing beside a bad and advertising deadlinesai building -- not one of the new to be held in Terrace, "as quick- The Terrace Standard for .the buildings the government gave ly as possible." The session October 10 issue. would ble chaired by Jim them money to build." The deadline .for C0n~ Walker, i assistant• deputy Hobenshield said the CBC tributeti: news copy and minister oT wildlife, and other must look for the other side of classified or display adVertis: the story, because native ministry staff would be on hand ing is5 p.ml Thursday, Oct! groups, like any lobby groups, "to listen tp people and find out are looking out for their own in- what their 'concerns are." ' [6U~.KIN PATCH kid Cody Haine~ take~ one ia'st Ibok atthe 95-pound monster Wiihl.hls name on Our office will alSO':tie Staff would make recommen- ~i:,jt~ib~fqi~ harvest time. Six.:yearroJd OOdy':sd'ysi;oasted: seeds andPles ale a!lS~)i.~!th].ngs about terests. closed on Saturday, Oct: 6 "They (natives) know how to dations ba~ed on the results of [::[~u~l~klfisi~ blJt carvin8 them up fo~ ~allowe~en Is the best part. The youn"SSteri~as helping br- and Monday, Oct.'8, ~reop¢ii~: i i!~::Ing'::in. it..h., e )~presslve" crop ~frqm~ th~e/badl~Yar~li-"of,th( Haines family's Hafiglan~: Sfreet home a manipulate the media -- they've ing at 8 a.m. on Tuesda~t~: that d~eeting and any changes been doing it for 20 or 30 years. would be in!place in time for the [:' week'ago,:in plenty of time for Thanksgiving _thisweekend. = : :.,: . ~ " oct. 9. " / ~ ~!~:i~!i~;~i~; Every time they get a chance, 1991 season. Murderer gets life .No thwest :Round up SMITHER~_ -- A Hazelton merit with no chance of parole II ] I man found guilty of murdering for 10 years. place based on Witnesses who Forest Products is closing his commo ~-law wife started Last week's five-day, trial ! PRINCE RUPERT -- it will ¢omita, the City Is extending eostmore than$50 million to its sewer pipes out into the saw somebody with a goat down its mill for two weeks serving a li5 prison term Friday heard evidence Lemky and that had already been killed. because of poor lumber following ~!s Supreme Court Cummins quarrelled after retur- build • a sewage treatment harhour, said Stamhuh. i i sYstem,uddo away with let. He said that in other out- Conservation officers later market conditions. trial in Smit ~ers., ning to their 12th-Avenue New Mill manager Roger !11'14tin 8 it piiur into the harbour, fall Ioeaflom, the sewage is found two other goat car- Rand L i - - Hazelt0n ~home from an .Oc- casses in the same general Falkiner said 200 people will y (~alKy,30,.WAS Con- toberfest party. Cummins'died :i ~ays city i enRineer Mike well.diluted and so decom- :! ~:~tmhuls; ~- ..... position takes place naturaly. area. be affected by the closure. victed by ju:,' of Second:degree around 11 m th/~t night, of a He said the closure, the murder m th!~shootmg death of :single gunshot wound to the 'S i!!i::;Atthe same time, a City SMITIIERS ~ Three moun- In the meantime, an in- vestigation into thekilllng of first such one at the mill since 23-year.old 14icheile~cumiiflns neck froin ~Lehlky's Wincl~ester ,!~P011 Idd]m~ there is nol !alngoats have been shot il- '~!i::~i~!d'm~':~)¢ohn~Un8 #hat r-• legally:,!U mountains west of caribou:in a protected 1982, is because the price it m " ~ ' ~ L ", ~ i ~ ~': ' : " '"" ~7 '~ " , q m 94 lever-actmnrifle, " L '1 " : !;~ 8~i]nt~'ii'~i harbour with i' Telkwa;say conservation of- woodlands area Just west of pays for logs it buys not 'Lemky da'Zce'd id:,llttie :jlg in ," i'Lemky, ':wiio'.iidmified, drink-r~,: where~the g0als:were killed under llcenee doesn't cover the' accused 'box :~i~ ',Justice' ing .aht~ut,half?ii/~,:/~bottle ..of ~:i: • ¢ontilklieS.,~./!.~,~,,~ i.. ~ what it receives when seiliniz HOUSTON ~ ~Houston lumber. ! .... : ~ , ,~ ,=:";~'~ -:~: the i Sehtehce Tot ;|it~;!i~fl~6fi~ii::the!dUn:~eht~6ff,ti~d~nl&HY, :~:: I i ,

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[ The PastOr:and, Parlshloners " G u iding ca q i ' ' i ' of " • ~ " ' ! : :: SaCred Heart tERRACE -- A man fighting original acquittal ~. to the pro- manager could revoke an assis, crown counsel argued'Spr- ][ ii; :~i/:!i: Terrace, B.C. : ' i i charges that he guided anglers vince's highest court. taut guide's !icenee, following a ingel automatically lost- his ,!~i : i: : tllegally is takinghis case to the Andrew Rushton, the guide hearing and appeal procedure. licencewhenRushton firedhim, i invite youto join us as we celebrate :: B.C. Court of Appeal. Springel worked for, fired him Conservation officers have and persuaded the Supreme Assistant angling guide in 1989 and revoked his assis- said the decision exposes a Court to order the re-trial. ~ the:75th. Anniversary of our parish on George Springel was acquitted tant guide licence. SpHngel was loophole in the Wildlife Act of the original charges on Jan. charged when he continued that will result in renegade assis- The latest move leaves the i[ i i October 6 & 7, 1990 4, buf Crown prosecutors suc- guiding. tant guides operating immune case proceeding on two fronts 4~ cessfully appealed that decision In the original court action, from prosecution. They said the -- the apl~eal of the Supreme• # October 6 -8:00 p.m.- Wine & Cheese Social m Supreme Court in August, Judge Paul Lawrence ruled loophole could result in more Court, ruling, and the re-trial. 0 torcing a re-trial, guides have no authority to guides operating on area lakes The new trial is expected to be. ~ October 7 - 1:00 p.m. - Outdoor Mass Now Springel is appealing 'revoke the licences of their and rivers than the number ap- 'delayed until after Springel's $ 3:00 p.m. Afternoon Tea that ruling -- in which Justice assistants. He said only the en- proved by the fish and wildlife latest appeal is heard, not likely R.T. Errico quashed the vironment ministry's regional branch. until early next year. Native housing backed I'ERRACE -- More than $5 million will be spent this year and early next on homes in nor- thwest native villages, says the tederal government. A majority of the amount, just over $3.5 million, comes t'rom loans insured by the WEDNESDA THURSDAY ~(FRIDAY: SATURDAY Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation while the Depart- ment of Indian and Northern Affairs will contribute $1.2 million. The remaining amount oc,.,'] 1 l oc,., i comes from equity held by villages in land on which the homes will be built. Three homes will be built at MEAT DEPT Kitsumkalum, eight at Iskut, MEAT DEPT aine at Lakalzap (Greenville) in the Nass Valley, six in Git- READY TO EAT winksihlkw (Canyon City) in the Nasa and 18 for the Tahltan BONELESS band. The federal government will FROZEN also subsidize mortgage payments, to bring interest d ,.I TOUPEE down to as low as two per cent for home purchasers. That sub- TURKEY'S ~idy will amount to approx- imately $465,000 a year for the Canada Grade A ,80. HAMS five projects. Whole or Halves Mortgage amortization periods vary between 17 to 25 years. DAIRY DEPT BAKERY DEF In the case of Gitwinksihlkw, as six new homes should be finished by Christmas, says DAIRYLAND oand manager Art Azak. The three three-bedroom and three four-bedroom homes are ,alued at $766,000 with PUMPKI $547,000 coming from a 25-year WHIPPINt private loan insured by the (~ anada Mortgage and Housing corporation, $126,000 from the indian and Northern Affairs CREAM PIES Canada and equity in the form .ea. ot land flora the band. 500 ml "]'his is our fifth housing project since 1984," said Azak. FROZEN FOODS Canisle Construction of Prince Rupert has been given the con- ~[ruction contract. BLACK He said the $71,000 annual DAIRYLAND .~absidy should result in average monthly payments of $400 a 48 FOREST 99 month. ICE CREAM When finished, the new oa, homes will make 27 that have 2 L carton asst. flavours CAKES! ,,, been built in the village of 300 people since 1984, he said. "in some years, we haven't PRODUCE DEPT PRODUCE DEPT ouilt any (homes) to pool .loney from year to year so we could build more," said Azak. ¢ from front FIELD CELERY TOMATOES Ib Canadianor U.S. Ib 1.30 kg GrownNo. 1 Grade Land 77¢ kg claims BULK FOODS BULK FOODS CHERRY government said in late summer it would release the principles PIE MINCE shortly. Weisgerber wouldn't com-

ment on'the form of any of the FILLING ...... o MEAT -~~' t~ lOOg principles the government will take into negotiations but said one will be the recognition of private land holdings held under fee simple title. That principle has already CLOSED MONDAY OCTOBER 8 been recognized by the Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en which is su- ing the federal and provincial governments for 22,000 square miles of land centered on the i!¸I!; !1%'!~;~!/i ¸ Hazeltons. [ts Supreme Court case ended this year and a decision is ex- e pected early in 1991. Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 3, 1990 - Page A3

Minister Casfoll ...... I'i DFO's demise i TERRACE -- A solution to the it's just so obvious what we problem of the commercial shou.ld be doing," Reynolds fleet's incidental catch of said. Noting stee!head were a steelhead must be found and the major tourism draw and first step should be to take brought a lot of money into the fishery matters out of federal province, he added, "I believe hands, says the province's en- commercial fishermen unders- vironment minister. tand that." "B.C. should have control Pointing to ,'the mess they've over its own fishery," John got in the Maritimes" as an ex- Reynolds said during a recent ample of the results of DFO cabinet visit to Terrace. "We management policies, he said don't need a federal fisheries "You don't have to be a rocket department." scientist to know they haven't Under the present system, been too successful." jurisdiction over the fishery is • However, he emphasized, his split between the B.C. Fish and criticism was not directed at the Wildlife branch and the federal individuals working for the ANGRY LOGGERS from Wedeene River Contracting, a Prince Rupert sawmill in receivership, blasted Department' of Fisheries and DFO in B.C. and suggested the premier and cabinet at last week's townhall meeting for refusing to relax restrictions on log exports Oceans (DFO). The branch is John Reynolds staff based here were only "do- for the beleaguered company. In the end they applauded cabinet's decision to take a second look at responsible; for :regulating the ing what they're told or not told the company's financial problems. inland fishery while the DFO wildlife staff have consistently by Ottawa; ''~ '~= controls what happens in maintained changes in commer- • Reynolds said they should be coastal waters. cial fishery activity are needed transferred to a new body which That division of responsiblity to protect declining steelhead would oversee all aspects of the has long been the source of fric- stocks, Reynolds said the pro- province's fishery. That, in Mill woes re-examined tion between the two bodies, vince had made little progress turn, would, allow B.C. to get TERRACE -- An independent the machinery to mill them. deene would only need to export particularly in the case of with the DFO on the issue. on with solving its own pro- consultant will be appointed by Money from the export sales logs for one year in order t0 im- steelhead. Although fish and "These are stupid fights and blems. the forests ministry to examine was used to offset losses in pulp prove its financial position and the financial shape of a sawmill wood the company cuts and to then attract an investor to that went into receivership last buy additional logs to feed its finance the machinery necessary week, says a mill spokesman. mill, said Williams. to mill the larger logs. Kelly Williams of Wedeene "We're only getting half of He said a recent possibility of River Contracting, owners of what we used to get because we West Fraser putting money into the Prince Rupert operation, have to sell them on the Wedeene failed because of the Housing proponents said the decision was made after southern log market. And iatter's financial position since he gave a presentation to the there's an oversupply on that exports were cut off and provincial cabinet. market," he said. because of a general downturn That Sept. 26 presentation to That export amounted to in the woods industry, he said. seek ca binet su pport cabinet in Kitimat followed about 10 per cent of what the "What company would want ones made by Williams and a company cuts each year, said to put money into a mill that is number of Wedeene employees Williams. in trouble? If this was a year TERRACE -- The Terrace inger said the new information concerns they have," Leisinger at a town hall meeting with While unable to confirm the ago, people would be knocking Health Care Society is pro- follows a meeting last week with added in predicting the health Premier Bill Vander Zalm and appointment of an outside con- at our door," said Williams. viding yet more information on several cabinet ministers, in- care society will have its pro- the cabinet, held in Terrace the sultant to examine the com- "Our problem is that we its proposal to build a new kind cluding Premier Bill Vander posal accepted. previous evening. pany's affairs, Forests ministry don't have enough money right of housing. Zalm. One factor is a change in Williams said the mill needs regional manager Bob Friesen now to pay back our creditors," The concept is called suppor- "The proposal still doesn't fit social services and housing to export logs -- its permit was said the situation was "certainly Williams said. tive housing and is designed for a (government) program. They ministers since the proposal was cancelled this year as part of a under review by the govern- "We should have shut down people who may only need a are still looking at it," he said. first submitted so the new provincial policy to do away ment, there is absolutely no the mill months ago. Every day certain amount of care. Although that statement has minister, Norm Jacobsen, has with shipping whole logs question about that." we operate now, we're losing Nearly five acres of land ad- been made several times by to be briefed on the particulars, overseas -- in order to survive. However, although every money," he added. jacent to Terraceview Lodge has government officials since the he said. "We went over our present possible solution to Wedeene's Williams said the a cabinet already been set aside for the society first made the proposal Government officials do want situation, our financial situa- problems would be explored, he decision must take place within development, giving residents earlier this year, Leisinger said assurances the $2.75 million tion and we suggested some cautioned the idea of permitting the next two weeks before of the supportive housing units he isn't worried. cost figure is accurate, Leisinger solutions," said Williams after log exports was "very un- creditors take action. access to the services of the "People are hesitant to break added. meeting with the cabinet. palatable. It would be hard to Friesen said he could not say lodge. new ground. They've got to be One selling point of the pro- He said the sawmill has lost take that measure given the sen- how long the government would Its first phase will be 40 convinced they have a winner," posal is that it is less expensive $3 million since its permit to ex- timents of. the pToE~nqe,a~)put~ take. to comp!ete it's review,but condominum-style units and is h~ said of.~th.eo~inisters' reac- than extended care~ It.:iwotild port ended. ,~;~, ,~ log exports," he said, addl~ g all, i agreed, given the company was estimated to cost $2.~5~~iiilli~0h. ' ti0h# last week...... ,..... alsomean adelay in ~r0viding :' Themill wa~ ~xporting logs .other avenues would likely be ; already in receivership, "It's all Health care socie/ydchief ex- "We'll keep responding to the more expensive extended of more than 30 inches~dn looked at first. going to have to come together ecutive officer Michael Leis- their questions and particular care facilities. diameter because it doesn't have Williams maintained We- in days, not weeks."

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EDITORIAL .. i 1 I He's smiling now

Somewhere, W.A.C. Bennett is smil- forester was supposed to make the deci- ing. He's smiling because another sion independently. And, the great ma- government has taken up his vision of jority of evidence supported the applica- the Dease Lake rail extension. tion by companies in our part of the pro- When Mr. Bennett was premier, the vince. extension was part of the Pacific Great At last week's town hall meeting Eastern (now B.C. Rail) rail line. It was, Premier Bill Vander Zalm and forests he said, to be another transportation minister Claude Richmond gave some of connector, reaching north and to the the most candid reasons yet for the deci- west of Prince George, to develop the in- sion. To do otherwise, they said, would terior of the province. have cost 400-500 jobs in Prince George But all was not well with this par- area mills and wood processing facilities. ticular part of the vision. A railbed was There are, said Mr. Richmond, too built but massive cost overruns added many sawmills chasing too little timber. Province appears up. Even NDP Premier Dave Barrett So where once W.A.C. Bennett had a i gave it a go, finally cancelling the project vision of resource development in because of the financial implications. building the rail line, the present govern- And there the vision slumbered. Con- ment had prospects of an unemployment to be under siege struction camps became targets for those nightmare. VICTORIA -- The political seeking ready building material. Yet there remains the hope of further resource development from the construc- and judicial systems are under Resource companies began using the siege in British Columbia. railbed as a highway to reach into the in- tion of the line. That hope had better Cynicism is taking the place of From the materialize given the strong suggestions terior. trust. The public is losing con- that in despite of pronouncements that fidence in the insitutions that Capital I The vision has now come back in the the line will not cost taxpayers any separate parliamentary form of improvements so that woods byHuberIBoyo'r ~/ " money, there will be some sort of sub- democracies from autocracies, companies, using Prince George and sidy for its operation. benevolent or otherwise. Fort St. James as operations bases, After four years of blunder- potential investor in British some of his ardent supporters Yet somehow there remains the im- tried to make light of the mat- could reach the Sustut-Takla wood north ing from one scandal to the Columbia. What the premier pression that W.A.C. Bennett's vision is next, Premier Vander Zalm forgot was that appearances ter. What was the big deal of, Hazelton~ ...... : '." 'i'?~'~.~~'i~.~!'!~'~]~'i~!.!?!/~"?i~i~i ~d61mingtrue. His stamP i0n B;C,IL0f,i~F,] has brou~ht'us to a'pomt ~ ~r" / are.asqrhportant- as4"eality. ,~'~;~ a~tyway9 asked ~Cliff Michael.~ ,,, Th'at decision' in 1988 came over.: the viding the province with'transpoi'tatiori; Where the mere mention of in- . what ;h~;also ,'ergot ,wasthat it What,,mdeed? It was; of .~ ."~: ,ii ~egrity and honesty in politics was he who spoke of the great course',iMichael who was sack: strenuous objections of companies and corridors to exploit resources continues ed by the premier for mixing local governments in our areas. It also, causes British Columbians to importance of appearances, on. But in this case of allocating scarce doubt your sanity. shortly after becoming private business with public : judging from a provincial Ombudsman's wood resources to keep sawmills afloat Vander Zalm promised in- premier• duties when he tried to peddle report, took place in contravention of the vision has a bit of a tarnish. tegrity and open government, And just when this par- recreational property to people legislation at the time. It's another example of how govern- but I cannot remember a four- ticular controversy had died with whom he was dealing as down a hit, we got hit with highways minister. This is pro- The forests minister at the time, ments function nowadays. Governments year period in B.C. politics that was marked by more scan- another. An enterprising bably Michael's way of pay!ng Skeena MLA Dave Parker, apparently used to formulate and execute policy dals, embarrassments and reporter Checked the company his debts to the premier ~for let- told the deputy chief forester to award based on hopes and expectations. They public disgrace than Vander records at his lawyer's office ting him back into cabinet. the timber to the Prince George and Fort now take action as a rearguard reflex to Zalm's term in office to date. and found that Vander Zalm All the while, public trust, in St. James companies. According to the fend off any number of accumulated Let's skip the David Pool had never relinquished his ma- the system is fading. Cynicis m jority ownership of the family and the suspension of disbelief rules in place then, the deputy chief evils. story, the Cliff Michael debacle, the Bill Reid scandal business until it was sold to are, so far, the greatest legacy and all the other political Roxas. of the Vander Zalm years. calamities that have rocked The papers showed the And that is the greatest danger this government almost con- premier owning 83 per cent of to which our system of tinuously, and deal only with the shares in Fantasy Garden parliamentary democracy can the last two controversies -- World lnc., when all along he be exposed. the sale of Fantasy Garden had told British Columbians "The rule of law in a .... Appealing methods World and the subsequent that it was Lillian's business. democracy requires the : , : discovery that the premier had Initially, the premier blamed public's ongoing consent and Principals haven't even the press, saying they had only confidence to survive," ...... tallied their official enrolment never relinquished his majority assumed that he didn't own Stephen Owen said in his in- ', for this school year and already shareholder status in the fami- Through ' the majority of shares. Then terim report on the Bill Reid ', we're grooved into another 10 ly business. he changed his tune, blaming affair, i months of meetings, sports, and Bifocals Vander Zalm's total disregard for or, at best, ig- his "stupidity" for the mixup. "Any widespread unease ', fundraising. by Claudeffe Sandeokl When he relinquished his with the essential fairness of ', Band students have criss- norance of tradition directorsip in the business in our system can cripple it. ', crossed the neighbourhood manifested itself in the way in which he s61d Fantasy Garden 1986, he was led to believe that Perception becomes reality ', tempting us with Hershey bars; tightens the drawstring on my make it easier for me to say No, # there was also a transfer of the when suspicion of injustice is we've been coaxed to pledge the handbag is the affable fellow Sorry. But even then 1 can be World. Instead of being far shares. allowed to fester. The system ', Terry Fox run', and Terrace Arts who phones, calls me by my talked into forking over cash 1 away on the day of the sale, Opposition leader Mike Har- must be capable of quickly and. [ first name, and introduces really can't afford. What to do'/ addressing some chamber of Council has warned us Join now court accused Vander Zalm of convincingly resolving any ; ~ or see the council disband. himself in the manner of a I thought !'d been handed the commerce on the benefits of a "monstrous lie." There was such doubL" Owen added:' ; Thanks to our Matsqui fenc- Lakelse Avenue booster whom 1 answer by a pitchman who investing in British Columbia, no way he couldn't have The validity of the ore- ', ing and a pair of small but should recognize. He turns opt pushes car wax on fair mid. the premier rolled out the red known that he still owned Fan- hudsmen's remarks isn't con'- *, possessive mutts, even illiterate to be in Vancouver, and far ways. government carpet for the par- tasy Garden World, Harcourt fined to the justice system;~ ill ', canvassers skirt our property. from representing a charity, he After running through his chaser of his Richmond theme said. applies to the entire process of ', Determined solicitors -- such as profits from printing programs spiel while waxing his gleaming park. Without accusing the parliamentary democracy ': ', for the heart fund -- gauge the for childrens' sports competi- Cadillac to a blinding lustre, he Treating the billion-dollar woman, Emilia Roxas, like premier of lying, deliberately which has been crippled tiih~ #, reliability of our fence, then tions. invites observers to step up and , !~:~ i or inadvertently, I also find it and again. . - :, stretch their arm way out to When it comes to picking the pay $8 for a container of wax some head of state, he even hard to believe that a man who There can and should be no~ :* drop a pre-addressed envelope knot out of my purse strings, I smaller than a hockey puck. took her to see Lieutenant parleyed a relatively obscure m ore weU-meanmg' excuses:" for : : ' into our gate mailbox. respond intuitively• I never jab Governor David Lam, thereby, Some do. Others hem and nursery business into a $15 Vander Zalm's blunders I-~': :, One form of appeal that my finger into a canvasser's in a very real sense, dragging haw, but don't buy. million theme park with castle must be heldaccountahle,and , makes me cringe like Lucien breast bone and demand what the queen into his own private The barker sneers, "Why and all, wouldn't know that he the sooner, the better. Unf0r, ', Bouchard sneaking past percentage of my contribuiion dealing. make excuses? If I have the guts still owns the place. Stupid tunately, some very capable. " Mulroney to take his seat in will go to good works and what That wasn't the intent, the • I to ask for your money, you people don't make million- people in cabinet will hav¢to ~I parliament, is canvassers who portion will be squandered on premier said later. The deal should have the guts to say had already been signed, and dollar profits in business. share the blame with him 0n; )~ flank store entrances expecting administration. 'No'". he was only trying to woo a I watched in some agony as election day. ~ . ,~.~ ~', me to donate spontaneously as I long ago settled on those Oh, that I did. an "Open Sesame" to my charities I prop up; I trust them I weekend shopping. to put my money to.good use ME ESr.APP_. F~OH A ~ PERCuB~ HE'LLSPol"~'] ALEEAI)YGoT OL~ J I I~c~.1"o OIP~,NC,~-''- - ~r~' Regardless of how worthy locally• Usually, they reach out !* their cause- whether its through B.C. Tel to touch me. US ANI) LeApS o; ~Doco~ ] = firemen proffering a rubber They make it convenient for boot to be stuffed with $10 bills ,me to back them: A short phone in aid of muscular dystrophyl call requesting my continued I patronage. (There's a word with t veterans hawking Remem- .I brance Day poppies; or a unfortunate overtones at. the polyester Santa jangling bells moment.) Soon someone arrives

beside the Salvation Army's to pocketmy cheque. Voila. '1 ,1 plastic "kettle" -- alms-seekers Fair accompli. And I have a' tax '1 I are a speed bump on the drag record tO satisfy Michael ,I strip of bargain hunting,: : Wilson, next March. 'i !J Another ioanvasser ~that: Phone solicitations should/ - ! Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 3, 1990 - Page A5

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over :!::;i!i:"~:':"' ':'": "~'~ "~' - .),- . ~i ~ iLess than one year ago, Other countries; to0¢ have November 1989, the Berlin Wall been affected by the event's tak- came down ..... ing place inside the' Soviet That even(marked the begin- Union and in its former client ning of the end of the division states. The economies and of Germany. Today, Oct. 3, the governments of Poland, re-unification of Germany of- Czechoslovakia, Hungary, ficially takes place. Romania and Bulgaria are changing. More than any other cir- Below are some of the cumstance; the creation" of a thbfights of three local residents single Germany signals a final who were born and raised in end to the Second World War, two of those countries. an end to th$ Cold War and an Each returned this year for a end to a p~litical system with visit and each gathered in- I which the ~orld has become dividual impressions of what familiar for/more than 40 years. has taken place. / Mone titude change needed The challenge of a united Germany There's a kind of paint used fair pay. They have never done in East Germany that illustrates that -- if they are 40, 50 years what has happened to the coun- old they have never done that try, says a local resident who and they cannot figure out why recently visited his home town they should do that now," he there! : said. "I{ smells of decay and cor- Schneider does feel the re- ruptlon," says Willy Schneider unification process will be pain- in describing the qualities of the ful and will cost tremendous off-white paint. "You can amounts of money to re-tool in- scral~e it:off with your finger -- dustries and to repair damage like' rot.i' caused by pollution. In' many ways, said He also feels the process will Schneider, returning to his work out and he plans to visit hometown of Plauen, near the again in five years to see the border with Czechoslovakia, progress that has taken place. was like going back to his youth .t..t. ,k .k .k .k because none of the buildings -- Willy Schneider Fred Krautschick's trip back although,/ in decay and falling to his home town near Dresden apart --'and surroundings had cion. in East Germany was like stepp- changed. "People who have no ambi- ing back in time. "East Germany stopped 40 or tion, who have no motivation, "In the west, places -- small 50 years ago, once the Iron Cur- who have no interest in villages -- are kept up to date. tain went up," he said of the anything arid who are totally East Germany never had the country he left in 1947. apathetic," he added. dollar. It's run down. It'll take One, reason was the sealing It's that destruction of a na- a lot of money," he said after a off .of East Germany, fr,0.m,~the~ tion over the-,course of nearly visit there .this summer,. rest of the world;: except,,f~ two.g~nerations~that will be the It wa~ K/autschick;s:ifiisf.vi~it other communist countries, by most. difficult to change, there since escaping in 1963 and Stalin following the end of the Schneider said. says people are waiting for the Second World War. From what he saw, heard and benefits of a western-style The Soviet leader stripped the read, Schneider feels the process economy. ONCE PROSPEROUS, this dairy cattle barn on a farm outside of Willy Schneider's hometown of Plauen country of what machinery that could take between five and 10 "People are a little bit bitter. in what is now East Germany stands almost idle and neglected. Schneider, who worked at the farm, wasn't destroyed in the war. years. There are layoffs, few com- found four cows inside and little to remind him of the more than 300 litres of milk a day the operation "Stalin saw his chance to get "There was initial enthusiasm panies will survive after Oct. 3 once produced. even with at least a portion of -- on both sides -- but now (the date unification takes is guaranteed a job, Krautschick will have to come in the form of "People should not be afraid the German population," said there is, in the east, a fear of place)," said Krautschick. added. investment for while it had one about Germany anymore. Schneider in recalling the war what is going to happen," he He said there are and will "It was mismanagement of the more advanced com- They've learned," he said. losses of the Soviets caused by said. continue to be massive changes completely. There was no pro- munist economies, it lacks German leader Adolf Hitler. "1 have spoken to a number to East Germany as it adjusts ductivity," he said. much in comparison to the One realization Krautschick What industry that was left, of West German contractors in- but that people will have to The one advantage East Ger- west, Krautschick added. gathered on his trip is the degree Schneider continued, had to be volved in rebuilding the learn to cope. many has is West Germany, That investment will pay off to which he has becorfie a Cana- assembled in a helter.skelter autobahn and other road "It will take time. The spirit Krautschick added, because the and a united Germany will dian. fashion and hasn't progressed systems ... and they are telling of the people may be a bit latter has the money and the ex- become a strong effective force since then. me it is next to impossible to get down. They must be patient. It pertise. in the European economy, he "I am a German, but I have At the same time, Soviet any work out of East German will be slow," he said. "East Germany is lucky to said. also 150 per cent Canadian. I policies were designed to create people." One aspect of a communist- have West Germany. Other A strong Germany may give listened to people and they what Schneider calls a nation of "That doesn't mean that they style economy that will change countries, like Poland, don't rise to fears from other coun- seemed a little bit bitter, hut puppets that was supported by are bad people, they simply are as East Germany blends in with have that," he said. tries but they are unfounded, they must have patience. two pillars -- fear and suspi- not used to work for a day for a the west is the idea that a person Assistance to East Germany Krautschick continued. Everything takes time," he said. High prices, uplifting spirits in new Poland

. What was once scarce in l Poland is now plentiful -- as Costs for everything are climbing and those who long as you have money, says Steve Pejski who spent eight work often have more than one job to provide weeks ~ this summer in his enough money for the life's necessities. homeland. "There is no more black climbing and those who work jski continued. market. You buy, sell often have more than one job And as the economy goes whatever you want," he to provide enough money for through changes as it shifts says. the life's necessities, away from the communist Yet the economy runs on Apartment rents wereonce system, there is unemploy- western dollars, much the 40,000zlotys (one Canadian ment -- something that same as did the black dollar equals approximately didn't officially exist before. niarket, Pejski adds. 8°000 zlotys) but that has There is also an increase in "Eastern ' (Europe) money is risen to nearly 100,000 crime as some people turn to worth nothing." zlotys, said Pejski. theft to gain money, said Pc- ffhis trip was the fourth That makes life difficult jski. Pejski has taken since he first for those who are on pen- "Be careful where you returned to Poland in 1975. sions which are roughly walk -- especially at night," He was shipped to a labour 40,000 zlotys a month. Pc- said Pejski. camp in 1942, survived the jski's sister who lives in War- Yet for all of that, Pejski Steve Pejski Second World War and lived saw but her son and said the people are happy laughed. People are really in' West Germany before • daughter-in-law live with her because there is freedom of free," said Pejski. ONE EXAMPLE of the Polish spirit is found in this monument, coming to Canada. and are able to help out, he speech and of expression. He adds that there are located on the site where once stood the Warsaw city hall. The On each trip, Pejski has added. "It's much, much better. mo~'es for people to buy the building was destroyed by the Germans during the Second noticed changes, adding that The son-in-law, for in: People will never want togo apartments they have been World War. some havebeen for the good stance; is a mechanic and is back. You can talk about renting ~from the govern- but others have not. I The able to bring in extra money anything:you want," he said, ment. increase in the number of these years. This is my home. changes this' time tire ,eyen by doing jobs outside his~ He recalled one incident, a The apartments will re- people visiting from North The customs theren now are,, more noticeable now that the normal workplace. "i ceremony outside the Tomb quite much improvements America. different in may aspects, c.ommunist-d0minated "A kilo of bananas is i of~the Unknown Soldier in because the rooms are small Yet despite the conversion he said. " i

:: I~,ernment and centrally- 12,15,000 zlotys and one egg .?:Warsaw, .where the people : and .faci!ities in need of or Poland from tile con)- : : i r ~4 ~m : Cbntrollei:l ~ economy !have :can be 550.IA kilogram Of.i !i' who :gathered: criticized rep~iir*P~jsk) said. mumstsystem, Pejskt !1as no Yet Pejski said he does en- ,i given way,' • ~ !.i : i)~, ~rbast beef can be between : . ~polltician s that were there,, 'i ,.One n0.t!ceab!e change pc- desire, to,!~t~ner~anada all?i joy the;tsi~s b~:l~t~::~ehasa

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TERRACE .-- Enrolment is up 10 per cent over last.year at Northwest Community College, registrar Brian Loptson said last week. : More than 700 full-time and 500 part-time students have registered, he said, with close to half those students enrolled at the college's Terrace campus. Academic course enrolment is leading the way at the local ,, OO-LA-LAI. No,. the escort service has not arrived in town. The two belles seen above are campus,.'Loptson added, with members of Wrangell, Alaska's special ambassadorial troupe known as the Shady Ladies. the number of full-time univer- Madame Fifi (aka Lorraine Buness, left) and Wrangell Ruby (Pat Hicock) were part of the delega- sity transfer students here this tion that visited Terrace last week. They are seen above with Bill Privett, Wrangell representative fall up by 57 per cent. to the Alaskan Southeast Conference. "Some of that could be due to a reduction in part-time students," he noted. "I.think we're seeing a lot of part-time Alaskans welcomed students here go full-time." TERRACE -- It will take a find new markets in south significantly lower than in University-transfer enrolment while, but mayor Jack east Alaska, they would end the United States. "I think is up 18 per cent for the college Talstra predicts Terrace will up expanding their we'll see something happen- as a whole, while 'career pro- in the end benefit from closer businesses and thereby im- ing on that within another grams are up about 40 per cent. ties with south east Alaska. proving the stability of the two years," he added. The Terrace campus' business His comments came in the community's economy. administration p~0gram is up 23 wake of a two-day visit to the While conceding many of His optimism was shared per cent, Loptson added, at- city by a delegation from the benefits were long-term, by chamber of commerce tributing creation of a co-op Wrangell. he suggested the city could president Doug Smith who branch of the program as a see some positive results as said the two-day visit had reason fop the enrolment in- Talstra said he was confi- early as this winter with seen "an excellent exchange crease. dent there would be future Alaskans travelling here to of ideas." Discussions had "But increases at the college's trade opportunities between ski Shames Mountain. also taken place on the for- more remote campuses have the two regions and that in There had also been some mation of a joint- been minor or non-existent, he 638-1800 turn would provide a "big preliminary discussions on participation body which said, particularly in the college's 4644 LAZELLE AVE., TERRACE boost" to the city. Alaskan use of local medical would meet on a regular *Special offer consists of 3 weeks of nutrffsystem services Does not Include cost of exclude vocational trade programs and nufd/sysfern food, diaries, video, and maintenance program. Offer vaJid at ~ulicJpating centtes. New i If local companies could facilities -- costs here are basis. adult basic education program. clients only. Expires Oct 13, 1990 ©

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TERRACE -- The Bulkley- saidit's difficult toprevent peo- Nechako regional district has pie from dumping household been charged with pollution hazardous wastes -- which violations at the Burns Lake city range from paint cans and dump. cleaning fluids to solvents and Environment minister John pesticides-- at the landfill. All Reynolds announced the such hazardous wastes aresup- charges last week in Terrace, posed to go to environment and reaffirmed the ministry's ministry depots, and the only commitment to prosecute allen- one in the northwest is in vironmental violators. Smithers. "It's ridiculous that someone "No one is immune," from Burns Lake with an old Reynolds said. "There are a battery or a few cans of paint number of cases out there where should be expected to drive to the fines could be' the max- Smithers," Mickey Bisanz said. imum." Terrace residents face the The Bulkley-Nechako same problem of having to drive regional district is to appear in two hours to dispose of their court Oct. 17 On three counts-- special wastes. Reynolds noted TOURISM IS A SHARED EXPERIENCE - BETWEEN RESIDENTS AND, carrying maximum fines of $1 that the ministry helps pay for VISITORS AND TERRACE HAS SO MUCH TO SHARE ALL YEAR million each -- of violating special waste collection days, ROUNDI WHATEVER THE SEASON AND WHATEVER THE REASON waste pei'mits in connection which can be arranged in areas -VISITORS TO TERRACE ARE STRUCK BY THE SPECTACULAR VIDEO .~,0.... o~,o~,.. ,coo " "'" with a series of burning in- other than Smithers. SCENERY - VAST QUIET SPACES - AND FRIENDLY PEOPLEI DAVE cidents last year at the Burns Bisanz said even gyprock is ESTACAILLE IS A TECHNICIAN AT SKEENA BROADCASTERS, AND Lake landfill. Styrofoam and classified as a special waste, HAS LIVED IN TERRACE FOR 26 YEARS! HE LOVES TO BE ABLE TO other materials designated as putting cities and regional GET TO GREAT OPEN SPACES IN 5 MINUTES - AND IS PROUD TO Video Station " " No. 140 • 4741 Lakelse Ave special wastes are alleged to districts at risk of prosecution CALL TERRACE HOME". COME ON TERRACE -- SHOW YOUR PRIDEI . . Terrace, B.C. have been burned, when it's dumped in landfill A regional district director sites. 635-6121 Open From 10:00.9:00 ...... Sunday- Thursday .N t~i:~l,i~ ~ L~:'~"~*~ '~ I:- !0:00.Midnight ...... Fdday & Saturday m Video Station

Fish sale WIIH ASSISTANCE FROM 1HE CITY OF TEI~F~AC[- No. 2 2823 Clark St Thomhill, B.C. 635-4841 inves!igated ment of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) is contemplating charges after a Moricetown native man G=rcLge scLle staged a commercial fish sale in Smithers Sept. 13. fishery this summer, but were Moricetown band chief blocked when DFO threatened Adam Gagnon sold seven to prosecute Prince Rupert can- Saturday 9 a.m.- 9p.m, Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. sockeye salmon, two steelhead neries if they bought fish from and a coho to Telkwa resident the band. • all new merchandise • mate beds . lots of brass & glass • old stock / ~*: "We have to establish a legal Richard Overstall just outside • left-over items • some appliances * sofas & lamps • childrens bedroom suites ~ the DFO office in Smithers. precedent that non-native peo- Overstall bought the fish off the ple can buy fish," said • blemished items • discontin~ven & odd ends. • box spdngs _~__~~ back of Gagnon's pickup truck OverstaU, who is not a band for $100 in defiance of federal member but works for the fisheries officers, who Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en Eduea- Milsubishi Stereo Child's Bedroom Suite Lamps videotaped~the, transaction .... ti0n'Sqci.c~Y'::~':i';':;W'~:r:~::'" " i! :;':Stand & S~akers,r2OO~perlch. (4 ~e)compfete ;~ ~, O,i IA Rag, $189.00 ~'...... $ Rn .Feder ~ :16.'~e~aC~.e;appeal ing~ ~:' CompleteSet ~ ~ i~ ,~ ~':' :::L!'!~ • ~Charges could:be submitted Re0.21599.00 $RRn :* Reg. 240o;oo::~ ~ ~.~'g,' GarageSale Pdce;,.,..,.,;,.;.' IleWlI~" to prosecutors for approval as a Court ruling earlier this year Garage Sale Pdce..., .... aim ~w ~w • Micro.Wave Stand =, A early as this week if sufficient upholding the right of natives to Garage Sale Pdce...... V V V m Box Spdngs e w~ A Reg. 2299.00 ~il ~ || evidence exists, said DFO sell fish off reserve. Samsung V.C.R. • A i A Reg. 2189.00 ~ -=4[ ~l~ Garage Sale Price...... 110 V • district assistant supervisor Crown lawyers contend Laurie Gordon. natives are only allowed to sell Reg. 2499.00 ~l ,~ _l~ || Garage Sale Pdce...... liar ~ • Card Table • q a,~ Natives .staged the event as fish on reserve, and only jf the Garage Sale Price...... Jr,- alJ V • Bunk Beds Reg. $198.00 ~ ! ~!~ mattress no included, • ~ fib part of a continuing drive to win fish are caught on reserve. They Mitsubishi V.C.R. a, A A A Reg. $899.00 ~ 7 ~i ~ Garage Sale Price...... g V say they will argue rivers flow- the right to sell fish commercial- Reg. 2699.00 • _'~ ~ ~ Coffee Tables ~ ~ ly. They say band bylaws give ing through reserves aren't ac- Garage Sale Pdce...... i ~ V asst. ~ ~ tually part of the reserves, and Garage Sale Pdce...... V ~ ~ • Day Bed t ,,an J al~ band members the right to sell Sharp Stereo Your choice...... ~ ~ • fish wherever and whenever therefore the bylaws can never they want. But appeals now apply. "The sound you've been waiti~f~o a X Reg. 2309.00 ~ 1 Iii Left-over Mirrors ~, a~ X before the courts could still Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en Reg. $1249.00 complet~ l ~ qua Garage Sale Pdce...... II II V Reg. $69.00 ~ ~ U overturn those bylaws, DFO of- hereditary chiefs' spokesman Garage Sale Price...... g ~ ~ • I , , 'll,, Garage Sale Pdce...... w.. ~ i Don Ryan said fisheries officers ficials say, and it's illegal for Entedalnment Centre ~ TableFans • ~ P non-natives to buy native- actions are aimed not at enforc- caught fish. ing laws, but at keeping natives Reg. 2699.00 s25 0 ,e,,.,00 299 ,.,,ou,0o .,,., "I think it's totally un- out of the commercial fishery. Sale Price...... Garage Sale Pdce...... • How only...... -at v • constitutional what they're do- "How can they restrict our ing to us," said Gagnon, who markets and set allocations If you don't see it, please ask a sales person. wants charges laid so natives without our having a say?" Some items may not be unpacked or on display can force a court decision. demanded Ryan. The hereditary "Every time we try to start up chiefs are setting up markets for an inland fishery for a selected native fish sales in North America, the Orient and Scan- dinavia, he said. Terrace Furniture Mart He said natives will take the issue to court, regardless of 4434 Lakelse Ave., Terrace 638"0555 whether charges are laid against DOITUP Gagnon and Overstali. RIGHT,BC

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potty Lakelae Ave. Terrace B.C. TERRACE- Council still will be want s i)ublic washrooms built a~ Lower Little Park but feels OPEN SUNDAYS -- 12:00-5:00 $45,000 is too high a price. :~ Having failed to receive any Startlng October 7 until December 311. bids at the first tendering, the The merchants of Skeena Mall sincerely hope that city's second effort resulted in a • 10w bid Of $44;892 from San- this wlll be a benefit to all of our customers in the dhals Construction to build the Northwest. 450 sq.fl. Concrete block struc-

• ture. (The-only other bid receiv- • :• i.• ¸ ed was one of $65,500 from RandyHuisman Contracting.) i Noting0nly $30,000 had been include~in this year's budget for the p~ioject; recreation dit ac- tor steve Scott had suggested it be put On holdi He also pointed out cost est!mates prepared by the cityl]~fi~d design Consultants Lapointe :Engineering both Came in substantially lower than the Sandhals bid. However, alderman Dann~ Dann: Sheridan said there was a strong N*E*W'S public demand for the facilities BY ROBERT 0. SMITH and the'cityshould therefore agreed a couple of design 'gi~~_ Video Station GENERAL MANAGER find the'money somehow. A re- changes could produce savings. No. 140 • 4741 Lakelse Ave cent progress report on this Council ultimately decided to Terrace, B.C. BANQUETS! PARTIES! year's budget indicated "there reject the tender bids and Take a look at our newly redecorated Skeena Ballroom. It's now the are goingto be some surplus discuss cost-cutting measures 635-6121 finest banquet room in the Terrace area and is the ideal place to hold a dollars from (unfinished) pro- with Sandhais Construction. If . OpenFrom 10:00-9:00 ...... Sunday-Thursday special event. We specialize In wedding receptions, anniversary par- jects;7 he added, that; attempt proved unsac- 10:00-Midnight...... Fdday & Saturday ties, corporate meetings and special luncheons. Please drop in to the Following a suggestion from cessful, administration will ex- ii new Terrace Inn and we'll show off the Skeena Ballroom to you. Now is mayor Jack Talstra it might be plore alderman David Hull's Video Station also the time to book your office Christmasparty with us. Call Jaekieor possible to negotiate cost reduc- suggestion the city build the No. 2 2823 Clark St. Thornhill, B.C. 635-4841 Margaret in our Banquet department for all the details and room tions with the low bidder, Scott washrooms. availability. Ask for a copy of our Banquet and CateringMenus, a free booklet, outlining all the food and room services offered by the hotel. HONEYMOON PACKAGE BONUS Book a weddingreception with us and the Bride and Groom receivethe following bonus: Fou r accused 1. A complimentary Honeymoon Suite 2. A bottle of domestic champagne, flowers and chocolates in room. 3. Breakfast in bed 4. A private limousine serviceto the Terrace/Kitimatairport to start of Of, ga ng-ra pe your honeymaom or service to your home in the Terrace area. GOOD MORNING! TERRACE -- RCMP officers unsure the rapes took place. He said the employers of two A good morning starts with a hearty breakfast from the Terrace Inn',, here are investigating-a possible new restaurant. Breakfast is served from 6:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m gang-rape-of a Thornhill oi' the men named by the woman have stated the accused Our new menu features pancakes, waffles and french toast or eg~ woman by four men. and omelettes. Also very popular items are the Loggers Choice, Th~ Cpl. Don Woodhouse said men were out of town at work camps at the time of the alleged Weight Watcher, Fru[t & Fibre or The Terrace Inn Good Mornir~ the woman involved has alleged Breakfast. Start your day with us. Remember we open at 6:00 a.m five men were on the scene, and incident. that she was sexually assaulted "At this time we're not sure by four of them during an inci- it's a solid complaint," dent in Thornhill in late August. Woodhouse added. -~But the alibis of two of the 'Police declined to releasefur- accused men have thr.own a new-~ ther,detads at th~stime;~n~tsa~d t~st on the case, Woodhouse more might be rdeased as the said Saturday, leaving police investigation progresses.I

Native radio gets 0 % OFF SELECTED COLORINGBOOKS $100,000 grant AND CRAYONS C OPP RSIDE IV TERRACE -- A native radio The money comes from the PLUS OTHER IN STORE broadcasting outlet based in B.C. General Communications Terrace has received a $100,000 Grant Program financed SPECIALS! Enough To Serve You. provincial grant to add more through lottery revenues. places to its satellite distribution Up until now, Northern Oct. 4, 5 & 6, 1990 Small Enough To Know You. system. Native Broadcasting has receiv- ed the majority of its money Saving You Money with... Nine villages will be added to from the federal government. the nearly 30 already receiving Those villages to now receive radio programs from' Northern programming include Aiyansh Native Broadcasting. in the Nass Valley and Fort St. 4606 It beams up programming James. Lakelse from its Lazelle Ave. studios to Northern Native Broad- Terrace, a satellite which is then received casting produces approximately B.C. 635-4428 via dishes in villages and 40 hours of programming a rebroadcast on the FM band. week.

, 7,. . " " BEEF Kitlope HIND QUARTER correction ., ,. ~2'~ . ,, • ' ' .... ,~°..- . DRAW ,GIC-MAGIC Is coming to Terrace, a show thatla A Sept. 12 Terrace Standard azo, amuse andmystifY. The show featureS "The * Cut & wrapped to your specifications story about logging plans in the affleld and Co." along with special guest comic/Jug- Kitlope River valley south of * Fill in back of Til Slip from your next meat on. purchase with your name, address & phone Kitimat, stated forestry consul- one of Canada's top illusionists, has entertained oU tant Keith Moore worked on in addition to performances in Australia, Israel, New number. two separate studies of the area His show features some of the latest and best from the -- one,for Skecna Sawmills and woddof magic and illusion. Along with assistant Brenda Fox, who has been one for Conservation Interna- tional. vanished Into thin air and.levitated high above the stage, and "Zlggy the t Wohder Dbg", the true ,STAR"~ Of the show, Murray will present some of : ), • Fresh Homemade Beef or Pork The story stated ,Moore iden- his latest creations when ?MAGIC-MAGIC" plays R.E.M, Lee Theatre on tified the valley as the largest • October. 6; !990 at 2 p.m. " ) Sausage unlogged watershed on B.C.'s Special guest Clerk Roberteon has made audiences laugh from coast to cOaSt in a study for Skeena coast with his unique styleof come0y and juggling. A regular at Comedy ~ • • Fall is Freezer Beef Time Sawmills. Clubs, Fairs and Variety Shows, Clark invloves his audience in the wild and In fact, Moore was under contract to Conservation Inter- -wacky mayhem that he creates; i national when he identified the Tickets for 'MAGIC-MAGIC'~ will be entire Gardner CiU~al='of which Copperside IVi theKitlope watershed is patti'a~ one of B.C:s largest' uniogged 2891 Clark watersheds. ~ "" Terrace, B.C. , • That :study was conducted [ ",~ ,~ "~, '~i: " : "~" 635-6624 after the one was done:for Skeena Sawmills.' It is distinct GROWING WITH THE NORTHWEST and separate from the study : done for Skeena Sawmills. I

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': r ' * ' " ' " : I BIG GAME! . ' I Homebuilders THE~ Whether ;o.u w.ant to get rowed.upfor the game or you:just ' ,. ARTHRITIS~ il want to unwtno after a long. aay., me t nomhill Pub Is.the pmce I : ,::" I 1 1 I ~OCIETY~IW" | tot you. ASK US aOOUt our new beverages, I : nnli'i _ I1111"1;:11 " ' v wtASAOA0 of local grouop i i • '" !ii! : '-iiill : ?iiii:' ' n "n!i:i ' a'f!!i - support and knowledge to make THORNHILL NEIGHBOURHOOD By -. law smou a go of it at this business," he Iders said. PUB 2387 638-8404 • TERRACE -- The city has "It;s a matter of (restaurants) "It's becoming more corn- Thornhill responded to several calls since not posting signs so people plex.,_..:,_,___,There'sthe,..__ GST,: ...... WCB,,,_ its smoking controi by-law came know there is a no-smoking and builders' lien ~ssues. We [ ~r~"~h~ianf~,',m,~nf*h~ also act as a lobbyist with I i'-I I II"'i 1 1 I','I 1 I mentint°effect'saysby-lawenf°rce"ca'ils:'officer. Piao~e ...... i'" g°vernments"' added Sashaw" ' ~ ;*" HOTSPRINGS ~ IIi Those calls have concerned " re~*.... n, " "'"~ One-third of the members of ":,i~~ MOUNT LAYTON smoking in restaurants, said esta'~lish~'no'.smokin',, "~eat'in= the association are builders, i r~llll~ FetnSweeting. must devote no less t~an25pe; one-third are su.ppliers, I The by,law, which provides cent of" its area for that purpose, manuzactures, ann sub .trades ~ -~ra~ RESORT LTD. for minimum fines of $25, pro- ~,d tht= nn ~ml'~ltino tmhle~: can. and the remmnmg one-thtrd are I1 " '" '

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munications is expanding the i bring a friend. number of repeaters for its ~'~ ! B~~s ~ i radio-telephone service. It's installing a repeater at I ' Rosswood to complement ones that cover up to Cranberry riving tourists as an act of God: ' Dense Lake, Iskut, Telegraph 'm ' " ' .' 1 Junction and down to the mysterious migratory impulses Creek and on the Queen 1 Douglas Channel, says tom- of Americans and Upper Cana- Charlotte Islands. 1 I party spokesman David Bat- dians created by co-incidental As well, the crown corpora- tison. climatic conditions and the tion has suspended plans to There are now 150 clients to price of gold." charge for more electricity in I c,~, 798-2214 EVERY I the company's service and it "Very few politicians believe those regions than it does in sees potential by the Rosswood in tourism as an industry; most other parts of the province. After 4:30 p.m. all pools WEDNESDAY! | expansion, he said. bureaucrats suspect it as I and slides are 2 for 1. One unique feature of its statistically invalid, convinced i i I I i ii i II.ii repeaters in remote areas is that that most visitors come to this North Coast Road ...... : " '::,L i. '~ :.;i :"" i '~ ~ ~'~~;' ~,~'.;i'., . they run on solar power with a part of the world out of some Maintenance Ltd. has shipped '{, ,i I i, , l r I}) ``%` ic series of batteries .tlla~t ,a.lso'-crueb, necessity'...... ~"li' as 'ifi 5,402 tons of salt f]fom I . - : ' "~ '~,', .... ' " ' • ' ,: - charge on solar power'fgr t~mes vtsmng m-laws," says Camp. Chile's Atacama Desert. It's when they are needed. ,,,,,, mixed with other material and The company was formed B.C. Hydro is upping finan- used on roads during the winter. seven years ago. It has six cial assistance to encourage This is the second year the employees, home builders in the north to road and bridge maintenance We have some ...... * * * * * * * use means other than electricity company has bought salt that is Tourism is a valuable part of for heating. then barged to Kitimat and the economy, says author and The assistance is now $1,500, unloaded. answers about commentator Dalton Camp up from $500, for installation About half of the salt has who is also an advisor to Prime of oil or propane for space and been sold to other northwest Minister Brian Mulroney. water heating. road maintenance companies your new prope "(People) tend to think of dr- It will be given in Atlin, and to municipal governments. assessment.

Property owners will receive a property assessment m the mail within the next weekor two. ~tbu may have i some questions about your new assessmenl -- and if thi'...... answer all of them. please give us a call at one of the numbers listed brim,.: We want to help.

If m) assessment is sharply higher than valued b.v an experienced appraiser who looks at the the last one, will this cause a similar selling price of similar real estate in your l/l( Q• sharp increase in my property taxes? communiD; IThis is the same process used by tnortgage companies and realtors.) Assessment Authority staff"have computer access to the details The 1990 Subarus are going even faster! A Probablynot. 0fall real estate sales in British Columbia -- including those in your neighbourhood. • The assessed value is only one side of the tax pictdre -- the other is the lax rate applied t0 that value. Generally speaking, large overall increases in assessments tre usua I.v offset bv local Q Whatif i thinkmy assessmentmight be governments setting lower tax rates. This has • ~wong? happened in the past when large assessment increases occurred in A Call us. British Columbia. This year assessments e \Ve will try to help you. lfwe agree there have increased ,s a problem, we will'ask the Court of Revision to significantly in most make a change. If we cannot agree to the change you areas of the province - suggest, we will still help you by providing practical and once again this will .,.,,.,+,,,+~,,~,,,,, ...... ,, mformatton on the lbrmal appeal process.

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Talk p ': ci ., ,,, ...... v..,., --. - , • . . :: . : , . ,u ,u,z~er covered In'the a ," ,< :~: .~: . :. : , . , : : ~ i: TERRACE -- Little progress But most of the.sept 2324 TDTA president Robert Brown and :must now be negotiated in' ' ": ' r ' " " ~ was' made in the latest round of barg~iining session'was spent stud Thursday. The board zs the,contra t• ; ~ , >< : : Terrace centennial Lions negotiations between the Ter- decidina what the list of non taking a really intransigent If zt takes a long Ume, that s ~ -, ':, ~ ' ...... • n i d stance. OK, he added. We d prefer race and District Teachers' monetary ntems to be egotate ...... '...... [~D[~I~ eR~R .~;ALE ,l[, Association (TDTA)and the first would be znezeacners nave inoicated to oeau With it qUiCKty, Ot lllllm~l~ll I~lln¢ school district. Both sides accused the other that they willnot be withdraw, ; course, but there are a lot of im' ....:Cooked or Alive i Statements issued by both of refusing to move from their ing any of their proposals," portant changes that have to be sides indicate they've now positions, which are unchanged says the board's 'stateiizent, negotiated." Queen Charlotte Crabs agreed to negotiate wages, from the last bargaining posi- "Without a change in this posi- Local teachers have been benefits, and anything that tions taken in June. To date on- tion, resolution will not be easy without a contract since July 1. Saturday, October 6 ly a few minor clauses have been and the negotiations promise to Their previous contract was could cost the board money -- 10:00 a,m, such as smaller class sizes -- at a signed off. continue for a long time." signed in January, 1989, after "It's going really slowly," Brown noted that changes to 19-day strike. The next round of $6.00 each at Petro Canada, Terrace later date. .... talks is slated for Oct. 12-14. 0 11 01 E/

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The subject of fish farms and pollution also came up at last week's provincial cabinet town hall meeting when local resident Alois Schillinger challenged the ~' ~ : - : i! iliilli!!ili ! > > > subject. Schillinger said effluent from fish farms off of" B.C.'s coast threaten ocean waters. He also said he was worried about the Norway reports, say- ing that a similar situation here r r( would cause economic damage to the northwest• Speaking later, Schillinger said agriculture and fisheries minister John Savage dismissed his offer and questionned his qualifications on the subject• Schillinger, a retired fresh water fish farm operator and consultant, said the dismissal was a sign the province isn't aware of the problem. "I didn't want (to debate) a politician: I want a biologist• What are they afraid of)?" he said.

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w..+,+ Sacred Heart marks 75 UP This weekend the Sacred Heart Church Monsigneur Turgeon, Father Jim Jor- dedicated volunteer labour from design Palahicky at 635-2582. OCTOBER 3, 1990 -- Cain- celebrates its 75th anniversary. With in- dan, Father Tim Coonen and Father AI to completion, is reputed to be the largest Seating will be available in the tent dian Women in Timber,Terrace vitations having been sent out to other Noonan will be among the 10 con- of its kind north of Vancouver. during the mass for seniors and han, • Branch will hold a general parishes across the province, it is hoped celebrants at an outdoor mass to be held The afternoon tea at approximately 3 dicapped people. Phone the church at meeting at 8 p.m. in Rm. 2002 many one-time parishioners will be retur- Sunday, Oct. 7 at 1 p.m. Bishop Hubert p.m. on Sunday will be an opportunity 635-2313 and let somebody know ]f you at N.W.C.C. All interested ning to the community to help celebrate O'Connor will be the main celebrant and for adults and children, parishioners and require a seat or know of someone who please attend. Call Diana at the special occasion. Bishop Fergus O'Grady will give the visitors to socialize and to reminisce does. 638-1602 for more info. ***** The anniversary weekend will begin homily, while wandering through Veritas school Souvenirs of this event such as lapel OCTOBER4, 1990- Terrace with an adults-only wine and cheese and District Community Ser- social in the Veritas school gymnasium at Immediately following the mass will be or looking over the memorabilia to be on pins, collectors' spoons and notecards vicesSociety willhold its annual 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6. Honoured the unveiling and blessing of a stained permanent display in the church, will be available during the anniversary generalp.m. in meeting the Terrace Thurs. atPublic 7:30 guests will be introduced at this function glass window, Created especially for the Transportation to and from all events weekend. Sacred Heart Parish invites one 'i~ Library board room. which is sponsored by the Knights of 75th anniversay celebration. The win- can be arranged for those who need it. If and all to participate in this celebration i ***** Columbus. dow; which too more than 400 hours of you need assistance, phone Pat and hopes you will be able to join them. OCTOBER 5, 1990 --Terrace [ Bridge Club 1990-91 season

.startsPlease Thurs.register atbefore the Legion,Oct. i. . Call May 635-2875 or Darlene Memories 638-1770 (after 5) New players welcome. OCTOBER 6, 7. 1990 -- The In preparing for its anniversary celebrations, the Sacred Pastor and parishioners of Heart parish invited figures from its past to share some of Sacred Heart Parish~ Terrace, their memories. Below, a few of the many responses it receiv- B.C. invite you to join us a+ we ed. celebrate the 75th anniversary "Jack" of Chemainus was stationed in Terrace during of our parish. Oct. 6 at 8 p.m.: Wine and CheeseSocial; Oct. 7 World War II and recalled "I was not a Catholic and not at at I p.m.: Outdoor Mass; Oct. 7 • all religious and I resented being marched off every Sunday to at 3 p.m.: Afternoon tea. the drill hall. Among us, there was a group of Catholics, * * * * * mostly French Canadian. Every Sunday the sergeant-major OCTOBER 7, 1990 -- Terrace Pentecostal Assembly will be . would use some 'not nice remark' and fall them and march + dedicating the new building on the rest of us off to the drill hall. sun. at 2:30 p.m. at 3511 Eby "I thought the Catholics would go back to bed but, no, St., Terrace. Reverend Lester they walked down to the Sacred Heart church. I could not Markham, Distdc! Supednten- dent' will be guest speaker, understand it'...so one dark night I knocked on his (Reverend Reception to follow. Father Fabre's) door. *** ** Father asked me what I wanted. My knees were shaking OCTOBER 9, 1990 -- The and I blurted out, 'I want to become a Catholic.' His answer, Pacific Northwest Music Festival Committee general 'What do you want to do? Marry a Catholic girl?' I said, no meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at and he invited me in. the Northwest Academy of Per- later I was confirmed at Sacred Heart. Father Fabre and I formingArts. 306-4720 Lakelse kept in touch until he passed away." Ave. All members are requested "k * A" A" A" to attend[ and new members will be warmlywelcomed. Father Lawrence Turgeon was assistant parish priest from ,,,,, 1955 to 1960, during the time the Veritas school came into be- OCTOBER 9, 1990 -- The ing. During the first year of operation, Father Turgeon taught Pacific Northwest Music grades five and six. :;ili Festival Committe general I " meetingwill be bold at 8 p.m. at In 1960 he was posted to Dawson Creek, but returned in the Northwest Academyof Per- 1968 when ':with thehelp of a number of good people in Ter- formingArts. 306-4720 Lakelse race, some Still there today, I established the first parish court- Ave. All members are requested cil with a c6nstitution, and the first school board, both also ; to attend and new members will being the fii'st in the (Prince George) diocese." be warmly welcomed. Father Bob Dalton, assistant to father Turgeon from 1968 THE PARISH has come a long way in the past 75 years. The above photo of the original church was * ** * * taken in 1950. It was located where,the Skeena mall parking lot is now found...... O¢2TOBER 10, IJtg0--Dating to 1970 recalled:!'all the ladies of the Catholic WOmen's ..... Violence Workshop "Educa- League who did so much (and} the Knights of Columbus and tion for date ~'ape i~revention" what greatwork they did for the parish. ''~ will be held from 7 - 9 p.m. at :" ~' + ~,+ ...... : ,-:v+-, ,,~, 'k "k ~ "k • + Terrace Public Library (downstairs). For further info Bill Sweeney wrote of his years at Sacred Heart, "Among Church history recounted call 635-1042 or 638-0228. Co- my memories I would have to include the relocation of the sponsored by Terrace Sexual parish school and complex, the building of the church and Early records indlcale the choir. At 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Toronto arrived to take charge Assault Centre and Terrace auditorium -- and how the memories flood into my mind. parish was eslablished in 1915, Roberge and Pearl Lalhulype of the new school and a convent Womens' Centre. The day we had the roof fall in on us, the time the city cut our however the exact location of were confirmed." was built in 1960. OCTOBER't" 12,,A"~" 13, "k W1990-- 3rd water off, my fight with city council after which they invited the original church is unknown. In 1916, two lots on Lakelse As the population of Terrace annualconference of Northern me to run for office because they were so impressed with my Letters dating from Aug. 4, Avenue -- the site is now the grew and the downtown core B.C. Friends & Families of performance. The smoke-filled hotel rooms with the 1915 refer to Terrace's assembl- west end of the Skeena Mall evolved, the Sacred Heart Schizophrenics at the Terrace developers who thought they could ply me with liquor but ing Catholics as a "poor mis- parking lot -- were donated by parish expanded. In 1972 the [ Inn, sponsored by the Terrace slon" and the Women's Aux- a Mr. Besner, a member of the church properly was sold and [ support group. Topics are The ended up under the table themselves. ~. value of support; iakins care of "I don't believe there was ever a parish that had more fun iliary of Extension Toronto sent Catholic Church in Prince Veritas school and the convent ~:: ourselves. Invited speakers: socials than were experienced during those years. I will never $500 towards the cost of the Ruperl, and a new church was were relocated from busy ~ Gerry Marshall & Sylvia forget Ann being dared to lift up one of the Pipe Band church structure, vestments, erected the following year. Lakelse Ave. to their present '+ ,~ Trembley from the B.C. linen and an altar for "the poor Father Rivet O.M.i. was pastor, location on Straume Ave. ~++' branch, Lynn TurnbulI,Telkwa member's kilt just to check. She did and her face is probably branch, For further in,urea- still red to this day. settlers of that mission." In 1923, under the direction The convent was moved "as An excerpt from Bishop of Father Allard O.M.I., the is" on a truck flatbed rather ! tion contact Marsha 635-5010 "But most of all it was the celebrations of life with people. Bunoz's chronicles, dated Nov. bell tower was erected. The than the contents and fur- • or 638-3325., **,, The marrying and burying and baptizing, the love and the 1915, reads: "(1) remained in parish grew quickly through the nishings being packed up in the OCTOBER 1O, 1990-- Kit[mat laughter, the joys and the sorrow and just being there for: one Prince Rupert till November 6, years and in 1923 Mr. Besner usual way. It was noted at the CentennialMuseumis holdinga another. And the children. 1915 when I went to Terrace to donated five more acres of land. time that "not even a leacup workshop on Old Forest "Yes, I have my share of memories. People -- how bless .the church. !| was In 1936 Father Champagne was broken." Growth with LeslieGottesfeld. precious they are, how unique, how very special. And there Sat. from 9 - 3:30 p.m. at dedicated under the title of O.M.I. bu|l|a small school next Kitimat Centennial Museum. were moments I will cherish in my heart until the day I die and Sacred Heart at the demand of to the church (it was later con- Program: Slide lecture and feild beyond." IheLadles' Auxiliary of Extra- .verted to a rectory for the "The local Catholic trip to Hirsch Creek Park. For "A" * * * * sion Toronto...the service was priests). Church was the scene of more info. contact the Museum Newly-ordained Father Tim Coonen came to Terrace as well attended especially by non- A newspaper clipping dated a fire early on Sunday 632.7022. assistant to Father Jim Jordan in 1983 and "thus began a ,,, ** Catholics. Things had been Jan. 8, 1948 reads: "The local morning. The brigade -- OCTOBER 20, 1990 -- Rum- pretty special three years. I have been told that every priest prepared by Father Allard who Catholic Church was the scene answered the summons +,~m mage sale at Knox United falls in love with his first parish and spends the rest of his life succeeded in having even a little of a fire early on Sunday morn- -~" Church from 9 a.m. to noon. comparing his present assignment to that first, ideal situation, lag. The brigade answered the at 6:30 a./77., finding the Sponsored by the Knox Mission And Terrace was ideal for me." and Outreach Comm. Father Tim particularly remembered "working with adults, Stories appearing summons at 6.30 a.m., finding bc~set77 on [ full of ..... ,,,,, the basement full of smoke - the smoko." OCTOBER ~, 1990 -- Jean especially marriage preparation and the RCIA with its groups or+ this page were fire evidently smouldering for Rysstad will be reading at the of people seriously seeking a new way of life within the contributed by the hoers before it broke into Terrace Public Library on Catholic church...the Easter vigil celebrati0ns...being invited The new church was .... Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. Her stories into someone's life in a deep and meaningful way at impor- flames, which was brought have been aired as radio dramas Sacred Heart under control, but not before dedicated on Dec, 15, 1974 by on CBC "M0rnlngside". tant times of celebration or tragedy is the deepest form of af- Parish. considerable damage had been Bishop Fergus O'Grad~ O.M.I. Travelling In, her first book of firmation. Artwork of the done to the floor above, a wall who referred to Sacred Heart as stories, was recently published. "Becoming the pastor and only priest(in 1986)in such a church then and and a pillar post. One of the "the finest paflsh complex of Admission is free. busy and vibrant parish while also looking after Stewart and -- ***** Hyder one weekend a month was a challenge that never left now was done by supports was badly burned any denomination in the whole allowing the floor to sag around of the Pacific Northwest." ~ me bored. It was the best any young, newly-ordained priest MarianneBrorup- 18 Inches." Today, Sacred Heart is an in- Cont'd on B16 could ever want," Weston. The parish continued meeting tegral part of the community ' ~ in Father Racette's basement and also reaches oat to those far until the church was rebuilt, away. in Peru, the parish spun- By 1951 the original "poor sors a young man furthering his "~ The Terrace Standard seminarian and the ~ offers What's Up as a ,~.~.~ ~ mission" had grown large studies as a enough for a forty foot exten- !raining. of .people for lay i~i~ readerspublic andservice those to com- its ' .-.~'~",;'i';~:, B[PE,'~" • +" ...... ,- slon tO be added onto the ,eaoersnlp. It also sup.p.orls + munilyorganizallonsin + ++,.'~m:{4 ++.~.. :7./.; + . +::/*!>i:/:-, origlnal building and another psle.t, Marlap:::~t°eSW°~::r~ .~ ),+',%v+'t~+ ~ . , . - • extension would follow a few uraztnan orp g -- !~j~ lhe area. ' -~7. ~ "-"[-. - ' .... : years laler. Heart's parayer group donales !~ Items for this section ,,~+~l J~~'J[ . '~"+ (, :+',,i .: A 1957 newspaper article the Dopey n+ee~l+ed..!o provide i+~ are for non-proflt ..~+~~~ " -- ~'~ ...... ' ~ " "' ''P:Ik~' 41~ "~ " " ~ r ~P' ''On .... m-,.,h,,ildlnosarebelno the cn,mren wilh miiK. [!+] organizations and for '-~"+;++~llp'~- ~.'~' +'+,~ : " +i+ :"i:?':-'+'J++' - constructed frequently in our Sacred Heart is flourish+ng i~ those events in which "~!~:il'+~~ i ~: ~.. """i'~'~'~,-,, : :~"':~ :: ' community, II is felt ,hls par- unoer the "'recuon °f Fa'ner !~ there is no cost to gain ,~. +':,~,~ : , C~~ • r ,,. admlsslon. ..+...... '~.+!?~,~Z~' ?,.~ • ~ ~,,, . ,,. ,~ ,. ":'I . -,~["+~- I .~.~L . r tleular constructure will play a Allan Noonan O.M.I. Verl_l, ' central hart In the eomine years school is a full, active centre lor :~ ~ To meet our produc- '~;?"~':-~P~.~"~ ~l]~..~J~'~+ -~,~!~:~' ' , "'::~,~,~;~,q.'..'~'V~.~,~_, , Th.....¢,~,,,, a) ,~ w~th keen in~ families desiring a quality tion deadlines, we ask o ~,~, II ',~I'I'~'~_J.~L'~r" • +.-~ lhal all llems be submll- , +.o,, ,',+,+,. file, ...... 1,] .... ",,,,, ...... lhat ' lhe...... ¢onslructlon pro- Chris llan edueallon and l.he I .... :%"'+~ ,), : . ~ .. gress of the Sacred Heart convent is now Saint Josepb s ted' by noon on Ihe .~',. I "' ...... ~"'~ ~-- ' -- "J"- - ;~ --a't"ri"m Is bein- watched." Centre for Spiritual Growth, a " ' '~ " "'"" • 1+ ' " ~ ~,,+." .~ ,~'LL)~,~ , ' muu. u u , g " ,FRIDAY preeedlns.lhe • '++ +L:'":'~]llbi~llll~. l~'J" The school audltorlum was mulll-denomlnallonal relreal iroll6Wlng: :week s luui; '.. " I " ~'I'L :L~: :4'I:[' ' ~~~$~" : eompletd In 1958 and an eight for[henorthwesl._ • .... We also ask+ that Items be ' _ '; ~,~'_,. ~.~.~,,.+:...+:.-"' ~.-~.~r-•.. , ., '" "t . "" classroom ~hool opened in the .tn.g ,,P°° r settlers, ot mat • I typewritten or:be printed I ~-~/~ !~; ++":~++)-.,".~.~ ..~~ ~ ...... rail of lgS'9, /,.....: . mission nave.. come a tong way il . ,i neatly ...... ,.+,;,,. ~ ...... I . ;+ ,,5~ + .~ +: ~' "" al" :'~'~"e~ '~ I '~ ' :+"" ' ' /+'J~ "~':''+P~" The Slster~ of St. Joseph of in 7S years. .

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nhfftl~ems that around this tim; ,A,~ ,~ of year thewives not only think 11' ~IP ~ II about fallcleaningand taking -h0rn.hl.I~ll I the winter clothes out of by Gall Kilgren635.3112~ Jl • 635"6312 storage, They also dream of seen the results of all of their dollar signsl voluntary labor and energy. They finally have found Beautiful photos! .... OPENING IN OCTOBER! l'hey have a great deal for something they not only enjoy Sept. 24 for grade 7 students. which they can be proud. doing while getting plenty of ex- THORNHILL ELEMEN- Thanks For reading Around This was not done without ercise and fresh air, but also get TARY SCHOOL NEWS " Terrace's First Thornhill and until next week. trials and tribulations. There paid for it as well. BY BERNADETTE BUCK keep smiling. G.K. have been a lot of doors slamm- The elusive mushroom seems and CARLY BELINA "Full Feature" ed, blockages, and disappoint- to be beckoning -- "Come find Mr. Halfyard's and Mrs. ments. But being the determin- me, come find me" -- to Hedberg's grade 7 classes at Nirvana • Modern ed people that they are, they housewives everywhere. It used Thornhill Elementary school Balloon Store persevered and we now have a to be you could phone someone had a readathon, it started Metaphysics Courses * Spectacular Decorating for every event or occaslonf up, say you're going to drop Sept. 17 and ended on Sept. 22. Introduction to Metaphysics, Pro. housing complex of which any gressive Metaphysics, Advanced Medita. Unloue Floral Designs city can be proud. over for coffee and be welcom- Students and teachers ate their tion 1 & 2, Stress and Relaxation Me(lita. ,k Balloon Gift Wrapping (wrap your gift in a balloonl) "[his oculd not have been ed with open arms. lunch in class and read silently tion, ProgressiveMeditation, Young Adult ., Birthday Fun Paks done without some controversy Not so in mushroom season! for the duration of the lunch Courses, Spiritual Growth, Healing Group. * Year Round Costume Rentals. Book now for Halloween. now and then, but because of "Sorry, no time for coffee. hour for one week. 6 Wk courses start October 1 Registration by September 24 the foresight of the people in- Gotta clean house, get supper in New teachers on staff at Pre.registration for each set. Space LIVEN UP YOUR NEXT OCCASION WITH USI volved this has not been a deter- the crockpot and off to...mum- Thornhill Elementary school limited. For calendar and info. call ble, mumble...to pick rent. Pioneering in anything has are: Mr. P. Furey (grades 6/7); Laurel at 635-7776 ~237 Kalum Terrace ,ever been an easy job. mushrooms. Maybe next week. Mr. P. Corcoran (grade 6); Miss Now that phase I1 is nearing Bye." C. Ferguson (grade 5); Miss C. completion, I'm sure there will Spence (grade 5); Miss M. De more problems, both serious I happened to be passing All Bowering (grade 4); and Miss L. "I.....~ and minor. But we hope in Seasons Sports store the other MacGregor (music). Mr. Furey working together they can be day and saw some photographs has started" the cross country ., .~ ...... ", . I" " ~' resolved. in the window. They were big running club. { +, . Again, many citizens join me and bright and, on closer in- Students of the week were in expressing our thanks to all spection, I discovered they were Chris Banner, Ken Halley, Ber- Board members of this Twin of my cousins and their two lit- nadette Buck, Donnita Viennea, River Estates complex, past and tle girls. Patrick Jean, Melanie Ramsay, present. They were taken at Ferry Kara Myhr, Darryl Todd and • , f Yours Truly, Island last fall when all the col- Shawn Toovey. Bettye Crosina. oured leaves had fallen. The chess club started on Ct41LOblICLE Every little helps Did you know that.., about ,, _.'Tile 51:I half of the garbage we throw away is packaging. What a Did you "lllk waste! Extra packaging is a waste of space in overflowing know that... landfills and a waste of our Courtesy Skeena Health Unit limited natural resources. It is time to get package-wise when we grocery shop. Avoid if you use plastic and paper Try a block of cheese instead of over-packaged items. If you bags, save them. Some stores individually wrapped slices. Br- cannot recycle or reuse the recycle them. If not, at least ing your own container and buy package, consider another reuse them. in bulk. brand or form of the food in an Reuse -- why buy plastic 'Jr * * ~. 'k acceptable package. sandwich bags when you can get These changes may seem Ret'y.¢le_ ..;r- z,recyclable. them for"fr~:e?'Plastic y0gUrt, .small, but if thousandso'of~ ~ "<;: ~ s.,: .:.:~ packages ,are those, made of ~ and margarine tubs are great for residents adopt them, they ~: c .~7::, paper, cardboard, glass and storing leftovers or packing lun- make an impact on our garbage :aluminum or tin. Tetra packs ches in. Paper bags can be used and a statement to companies are multi-layered and can't be to wrap parcels for mailing. and stores who provide ex- ecycled. Glass jars are attractive con- cessively packaged rood. An in- Iwo types of plastic con-. tainers for foods purchased in dividual can make a world of taine=s are currently recyclable: bulk. difference. sort drink bottles and plastic Reduce -- plastic wraps You have heard of the three R t:AI I'l IN flICKS IN 'IIIF ONI:-WOMAN I'I!IU:L)IIMANCI- milk jugs. Most stores already and/or waxed paper are pro- rule: recycle, reuse and reduce. accept soft drink bottles. Plastic bably found in every household. Here's to the fourth R -- milk jugs are starting to be col- PALM TREES They 'can be replaced with responsibilty -- for a greener Ih' ( ;ORI )t)N I IAI.I t)RAN ANI} t :Arrl.IN I lICKS lected in some area. reusable plastic containers and Skeena Region and greener A Terrace Concert Society Production Plastics used to make clear glass jars. For microwave cook- planet. containers, such as those used in ing, use glass lids instead of What are your questions and FRIDAY, OCT, 19 at 8:00 P.M. - R.E.M. LEE THEATRE bakeshops and dells, bottles for plastic wrap. concerns'?. Write us at: "Did oil, ketchup and mineral water, Tickets: Adults -- $12.00 Tickets available at Avoid individually wrapped You Know That"..., c/o and styrofoam are not readily Students/Seniors -- $8.00 Erwins Jewellers and items. Buy food in large con- Skeena Health Unit, 3412, recyclable -- they may be col- Co-sponsored by McEwan G.M. & The Terrace Standard Kermodel Trading. tainers and refill a reusable Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C., lected, but will end up being small container for daily use. VgG 4T2 stored somewhere. THEPROPOSED GST. FIND WHAT'S S UMBER ;::.., GOINGON. AND COMINGOFF. i LODGE TERRACE 4702 I.alo.'lsl: Ave.ue Phone 6'l'~ ():{O2 i i!,:i .... II;-) ii,i!iii iiii,!!!!iZ!ill i iii i!!i,i i !i!!ili i!il,iiiiiiii!ii !!i!i! cS@": ' ""-.'@t<>. ,:>Y . ~.~0"~ ,t~'? ,~" "~;E./

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TERRACE CO-OP....WE START SERVINGYOU AT 8 A.M.!! :',~ MoN - "rUES--WED -- SAT 8 A.M.- 6 -- F 8 A.M.- 9 P.M. ~" i t Page B4 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 3, 1990 ...... Carruthers:Researchresults •p"ubtish • d " ' _ ~ ~,~..(~~m~m.. Dabble and.Bruce Carruthers girl. Fay Andrea was born Sept. have every reason to be proud 3 and weighed in at 81bs. 8ozs. OF of their son Vern whose latest A new sister for Christine, War- successes include the publica- ren and Jenny, Fay is named tion of one of his research after her grandfather of Bethel, JOY papers and securing a post- Alaska. doctorate research fellowship at Brenda and Brian are ap- Rockefeller University in parently very happy living in Yvonno Moon /'I Manhattan. Prince George where he works for the city. They have just pur- Vern was nine months old Baby'm Name: Sylvle Anna Marie Gour when the family moved here in chased five acres of land and Date & Tim of Biflh: September6, 1990 at 1:10 pm 1964. His schooling began with now have a horse. Congratula- WldlIM:. 8 bs 11 ozi Daa: Female kindergarten at Vi Keenleyside's tion.s to them both. PmntJ: Paul & Use Gour followed by the old Kalum Baby's Name: Nathan Anthony Bernard Soucle ' With the lovely weather Dale & 'llma of Birth: September7 1990 at 3:04 pm school, Clarence Michiel, Weight:. 8 Ibs. 13 oz. Sex: Male Skeena Jr. Secondary and final- around, have you been out bird Pamnte: Ben & Laura watching? Some of the people ly Caledonia where he Baby's Nam: Kalen Edk Inoebrlotson graduated in 1981. who are involved in the Boxing Date & Time of Birth: September8, 1990 at 7:59 pm From there it was on to the Day bird count say there are W~IIM: 8 Ibs. 2 oz. Sex: Male University of Victoria where he between 40 and 65 different Pemm: Craig & Madlyn Ingebdgtson retired his BSc in microbiology species out there. Hov~ many P-,by'e Ham: Klrstln Use different ones have you spot- Date & Time of Birth: September11, 1990 and biochemistry in 1985. He WeigM: 7 Ibs. 10 oz. Sex: Female will add a PhD to that -- from ted? Pmnte: Tony & Renee PItzoff the University of Western On- •k * "k "k * tario -- in February of next l see many of you were out year. last Tuesday evening to greet NEW YORK, NEW YORK will be home for the next three years for In 1988 Vern spent three premier Bill Vander Zalm and Crystal and Vern Carruthers, seen above after their wedding on the months in the northwestern his cabinet. The town hall grounds of the University of Western Ontario. African country of Gambia meeting was attended by a very 20%OFF where he researched diseases large crowd and local residents Happy birthdays for ***** under the sponsorship of the had an opportunity to talk to September to the following peo- HELPI Would anyone have a ' playrnobil Health Council of Canada. One the premier about their con- pie at Terraceview: Tom Dennis Friendship Muffin starter? of 'the research papers that cerns. who was 71 on Sept. 12; Donald Please phone me at 638-0423. Oct. 3 - 9 resulted has now been published But I think even more local Letendre, 64 on Sept. 24; and by the Journal of Cell Biology people should have come out John Olson, 69 on Sept 30. ***** and Biochemistry. because really, what better way And, of course, to any of the Just a little reminder to GINGERBREADPLAYHOUSE Skeena Mall 635-5236 He is now off to Rockefeller is there to air your concerns or staff who might 1also have everyone they are invited to join University where he will spend those of the community than celebrated a birthday during the in on the 75th anniversary three years researching face-to-face? month, celebrations at the Sacred Heart molecular biology and • * "k "k "k Good health to all. Parish. parasitology and will deliver some lectures to the undergraduates on those sub- jects. Upon completion, he plans to return to Canada as an assistant professor but he hasn't yet selected the university. His professor says Vern's dedication and hard work have DeboraBroadhead, put him in the best position any student could be in at this point in time. •k -k * "k * ChristineBrophg Ruby W am, The Carruthers family also recently celebrated another big day in Vern's life -- his mar- riage to Cindy McKay, daughter Dons Nichell,Ron Hart, Edward I o, of Stewart and Rose Jean McKay of Sarnia, Ont. The lovely out-door wedding took place Aug. 30 at the Leslie Jo eVance, RozettaRacher Perrin estate on the university grounds. Standing in on Vern's side was brother Clint while Cindy's bridesmaid was a class Belang:c:rNtkeyedUp Won mate from Australia. The recep- tion followed on the estate, the many guests enjoying a buffet- style meal. After a two week honey- s500worth FChewon gasoline. moon, the couple got busy preparing for the move to Manhattan where Cindy plans to take a position as research assistant in genetics. Cindy will receive her Masters in microbiology and biochemistry from the Universi- ty of Western Ontario next February. **-k** A little announcement of a new arrival: Brenda and Brian Short (Brian is Mary Alice Short's son) of Prince George have just been blessed with a

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( • Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 3, 1990 - Page B5 :T, ush green fields conflict iOursociety has an obsession the lawntender who then mar- mandeered golf carts, the mask- skirmish over the annexation of with grass -- not the wild and shalls the support of an army of ed Mohawk nose to nose with a Lakelse lands for yet another wonderful meadow gfass, that defoliants to erradicate the un- downy-faced young soldier -- golf course. Here the developer pncks up the rythm of the wind suspecting plant; grew out of" problems arising has been beaten back from the arid provides shelter to all man- But how offensive are the vic- from a proposed golf course ex- ~ vital wetlands he coveted and ner of rodents and insects, but tims of these chemical Often- pension. plans to put his 18 holeron a the dense, uninteresting V~lety sires? What is a d~ab blade of "People are getting killed clear cut that was fine habitat that lies prone like a giant green grass compared to the brilliance because boys want to run prior to being logged. rug and provides habitat for lit, ,of a dandelion? Children can't around and play golf," said It happens that the prospec, tie ~more than the worms that peel back a grass stem and Mohawk leader Harvey Nichols tire course lies in the traditional ooze from their dank., tunnels evoke all manner of raucous • defiantly. migratory path of the grizzly and slide about on it afte'r dark. sounds by blowingon it, disfavour, by allowing his carefully manicured, but the At the same time a demand bears who annually shuffle To maintain these dull swards :, Does anyone put grass in dandelions to infect his largest lawns of all. for two golf courses led to the down the mountain draws we. dish out big bucks for their salads? When was the last neighbour's lawn ...... Because of the size of the Battle of Boundary Bay. There, toward Skully Creek in search lawnmovers then proceed to time you drank a delightful It's not enough that we spend tamed and truncated disagreements between of salmon. What do you think • foul the air with noise and goblet of gras~ wine? Can you so much attention on the grass wildernesses golfers need, and developers who thought the fate will decree to the giant ,fumes. Inevitably. Ma Nature blow on a blade of grass and surrounding our home, but on the demands being put on an critical, irreplaceable habitat bears that come lumbering --who loathes uniformity -- watch while its seeds are the weekends when we're ahead evershrinking landbase, golf belonging to 310 species -- 1.5 across the 9th green while some will see that a dandelion springs parachuted over the landscape on our lawn maintenance, we courses have been a focus of in- million migratory birds in all -- unsuspecting golfer is lining up up in a sunny corner of the lawn on a breath of wind? seek out other closely cropped tense concern lately. In eke the were secondary to their profit a putt? o r that a patch of moss or some Hardly. green pastures to recreate upon. tragic conflict that brought' motivation, reached a flash- Grass -- we slave over it, mushrooms occupy a shadier Sadly, it is this clever method Soccer, baseball, football are those stark images to our televi- point when some of those birds recreate upon it, fight pitched section .... of seed dispersal that brings an all played out on grass turf-- at sion screens and the front pages were killed and mutilated by the battles over it, and then, at the This declaration of diversity extra burden of grief upon the least the amateur versions are. of our newspapers -- the war- forces of growth. end of the day, when all is said by forces natural inevitably br- poor dandelion. Nobody, it And there's also golf, the sport riors armed with automatic And, closer to home we have and done, we insist on lying ings on a declaration of war by seems, wants to curry social that not only requires the most rifles on patrol in corn- the smaller, but no less critical under it. /[1 PORTSNEW'

-SPORTSCOPE- Cal kickers New gym bag opener CALEDONIA'S Kermode boys soccer team busted out of a 1-1 halftime deadlock in essential their season opener last week TERRACE -- A building for go to the national champion- against Kitimat, and romped the Terrace Peaks Gymnastics ships last year. But he predicted on ahead to a 4-1 victory. Club is essential if the club is to it will be some time before this The Sept. 27 duel pitted stay alive, its new head coach club is at that level, noting the the Kermodes against says. development of the Grande Kitimat's Mount Elizabeth Pat McRoberts became head Prairie club took seven years. Rowdies in a closely con- coach of the club this summer. "We need to consolidate tested game. Rick Dhami put The 38-year-old professional what we've got before going Caledonia on the board first, gymnastics instructor moved after more," he said. "When but an answering Kitimat here from a similar position at a we get a building, that's when goal left the teams tied at one club in Grande Prairie, Alta. more prograrhs will be in place going into the second half. He said the Grande Prairie and there will be more oppor- The disciplined Kermode club experienced an incredible tunities for the kids." boys squad weren't about to '..boom as soon as its clubhouse As the competitive=girls'~'get ~~ leave the game to chance and was built. "We went from a older, he added, they may:geta-: cluickly de flaf~dd? ',~'ithe $24,000-a-year budget to more chance to take over parts of the Rowdies' hopes. The Ker- than $140,000 within three years club programs, such as the modes' Morton Feddersen, of getting the building," he teaching of recreational gym- lured Ewart and Richie Pint- said. The Peaks currently use nastics programs. McRoberts toni took turns at the Kitimat the gymnasium at Clarence said that was an important part net, hammering in three Michiel Elementary School. of the success in Grande Prairie unanswered goals within 15 The club has just begun the -- creating jobs within the club minutes. ground-breaking for the foun- for the older girls. The game marked the first dation of the new building, McRoberts also said the club's of the season for the Ker- after getting final approval equipment is deteriorating mode boys, with regular from the regional district to because of the extra wear of set- games to be played between build it as an addition to the ting it up each time. them and senior boys teams Thornhill Community Centre. He said some of the equip- in Kitimat, Prince Rupert The club has raised nearly ment they have -- such as the and Aiyansh. About a month $50,000 for the construction club's spring floor -- is very from now the four northwest and expects to get provincial specialized and can't be used at teams will playoff for the government grants to match the school gym. "That's a right to attend the provincial much of the remaining costs. $10,000 piece of equipment, but we can't use it right now championships Nov. 8-10 in "A building here is definitely the club's first priority," because it takes too long to set Kamloops. up." Coach Mike Brady said the McRoberts said. "It has to hap- "For the gymnasts to get bet- team will likely be strong pen. Otherwise the club won't contenders for the zone title stay here -- it'll dissappear as ter, they can only progress to a this year. Most of the Ker- the kids go into other things -- certain level until we have a modes played together on the and 1 won't stay here either." building to ourselves," he add- ed. "And without a facility Western Seaboard men's McRoberts built the club in we're pushing the injury risk league team that won the Grande Prairie up to an im- regular season league cham- pressive level, and had one girl farther." pionship this summer. "It's looking pretty good so far," he said of the team's zone playoff hopes. "But time will tell. We'll see what Back at the basket happens come playoffs." HOLY LEAPING LAY-UPS! Yes, the local hoopsters are back warming up for a new season of men's basketball league action. Four teams are involved this year, organizers say, and final deadline for-signup is tomorrow night, when the draft takes place. Last minute entrants can get involved by contacting Doug McKay at 635-2521 or Richard Klein at 635-6636. Team w, ns I for goalie A BENEFIT hockey tourna- ment in honour of a local goalie who died this year in a Karate kids in Japan mill accident succeeded in TERRACE-- Twolocal karate master instructor, of the Chito They are to train in raising money for his baby competitors are now in Japan to Ryu-style karate movement. Kumamoto, Japan, for at least daughter. study under their discipline's The two were recommended six months, and possibly as long The Sept. 19 tournament highest-ranking karate master. by the Terrace-Kitimat club's as a year, local club spokesman drew nine teams from across Terrace's Calen McNeil, 19, top instructor, David Joe Zucchiatti said. the northwest and was held and Steve Carelius, 20, left a Akutugawa, who many regard Carelius and McNeil are to in honour of Todd week ago to train under as Canada's top Chito-Ryu work with Ryuichi Nakamura Gieselman, ~who died this Chitoshe -- the Soke sensei, or karate authority. -- who visited Terrace club last summer when the tire from a month -- and the rest of the Letourneau log stacker fell Japanese national karate team on him. Northmen to Hawaii under the supervision of Gieselman was the goalie TERRACE -- The: Terrace we'll overcome all obstacles." Chitoshe. Northmen rugby squad leaves for the local Inn of the West Zucchiatti said the city of tomorrow for the Hawaii Harle- The Northmen play their first team, who went undefeated Kumamoto is steeped in quins World Invitational Tour- game in the 32-team rugby tour- at the tournament, defeating Japanese samurai and karate nament in Honolulu. nament's round robin schedule a Smithers team in the final on Sunday. The championship martial arts history, and is for the top spot. Tenth spokesman David Hull says a total Of 28 iiorthwest round begins Oct. i 1, wrapping regarded as a near.mecca by en- The Terrace Chiefs came thusiasts in the sport. uP with a first place finish in residents, including 17 team up withthe final game on Oct. the 'B' division, and 'C' divi- players, are making the trip. 13. i'Kumamoto is the hotbed," "It's not as •much :depth as "We're playing at Kapolani he said. "They have the best A FINE FINISH to a vaulting routine gets 14-year-old Peaks gym- sion action saw Fraser Lake nast Altna Owens good marks from her coach, Pat McRoberts. New knock off Stewart. we'd really like to have --in Park,'' H"ull added. "That's the fighters -- both today and case of injuries;" be'said, "but one that Magnum P.I. used to historica!!y -- and they have a to the club, he says the Peaks plan to build a gym in Thornhill is I'm sure in the face of adversity, fly his kitem," real tradRion in martial arts." crucial to the club's success and survival.

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Feature home by • : - : . ' 'Vt+'McDorlal(rs : i Unique and Spacious on the bench set on private acreage with cir- cular drive is this 1,800 sq. ft. home. CARRIER i '. When entering the large front door, gleam- OF THE WEEKI ing hardwood floors are your first clue you have Amy Stack come to a well appointed - Ouarter Cheese or BIg Mac home. - Large Fdes On natural gas with 3 - Regular Soft Drink bedroom, 2 baths, pan- -.Sundae try, greenhouse, root Compliments of McDonald's. cellar, island kitchen, In a clear record of this home is one of a delivery and a job well kind, backing onto done you've earned a Willow Creek. FREE McHappy Meal. For $116,500 this home awaits your inspec- T_ERRACE STANDARD tion. Call Brenda for more details. 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. 638-7283 II

GENEROUS FLOORPLAN ] EXECUTIVE HOME Warm firepface highlights this: 14 MOBILE ...... On .60 acre parcel• This unique HI cheerful Thomhill residence. Tree- X 70 CLUB-AREA CUSTOM home is COMPLETELY remodelled. HI In new condition. 3 bedrooms, WORLD-CLASSHOME Smart 2 story with riveting views. lined street, gas heat, PLUS *Pan- natural gas furnace & reversible kit- Park-area authentic 2 story, 5 BR/I- Special features: gold plated taps, JJ try. Over 1,500 sq. It. of living Artfully sited on 2.24 acres, first. ceramic tiled floors, modern kitchen HI chen fan. 8 x 12 porch is insulated 4pce., 1-2 pce., 1-Ensuite baths. owner care, mountain views. Foyer, space, Master/ensuite/walk-in & heated. Set up in clean and quiet PLUS 'Rec room *Family room with built.ins. Master bedroom with HI closet. *$69,900* (900161)Call den, walk-in closets, country kit. ensuite & walk.in closet. Party room [i mobile home park in Thornhill. Ex- *Quiet street *Gas heat *One year chert, circular drive, greenhouse. Joyce Findlay MLS 635.2697. clusive. (900171)Run Redden old. Extremely well built family and complete workshop. Call nov/II Lakelse Realty 638-0268 *$124,500" (900085) for appointment to view with Jackie II 638-1915 home on large lot. *$110,000" Collier. MLS. A treasure at Gordon Hamilton 635.9537 $116 900. (900180) ...... ~ (900029) MLS

WANTED: 1 LARGE • +., ++:~!.+ BUNGALOW BARGAIN CENTRAL,LOCATION :• FAMILY UPSC~LE BUT WARM ~/ Remodelled 2 bedroom home with Horseshoe bungalow. Fastidious Spacious, 5 bedroom, two storey, South' side':quad.level brick. Con- i central location for schools and upkeep. 5 BR/1-4i! poe, 1.2 pce. family home. 2,860 sq. ft. 3 lull temporaly with leafy setting• Newly SEMI.FARM LIVING shopping. For the asking price of Baths. PLUS *Balcony *Near baths, large rec room. Fully land- idecorated. Skylights, den, eat-in kit. Country Lavergne Road split level $57,000, it is a must see. Fenced schools-.shops *Carpeting *Gas scaped, fenced, paved drive and chen, 3BR/4 pce., 2 pce. baths. Ira- •enhanced by riverside. Deltlyplaced yard, wired tool shed, large heat. Patio, fruitU trees, garden and well cared for. Great value at mediately available. $88,000 on 12.47 acres. Large view deck, storage/laundry room and to top it storage sheds *$79,900* $123,900. Call Jackie Collier for (900143) Verne Ferguson on Skeena River, barns, corral, out oflatridgeandstoveincluded. Good (9001(900172) 7 GordGordon Hamilton details and appointment to view. Ex- 635-3389 Lakelse Realty buildings. "129,500" (900158) possesslon available for right buyer' 635-9537 elusive. 638-0268 Run Redden 638-1915 MLS Call Brenda MLS (900170)

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Century21 Wightman& Smith Realty LTD. Poudly announces ..... - JIM DUFFY Has ranked Twentieth in production in Canada as of June 30, 1990 Be sure to call Jim for all your Real Estate requirements. LOTS OF POTENTIAL OFFICE 635-6361 RESIDENCE635-6688 GOOD FAMILY HOME Situate~ on 5 plus acres just IMPRESSIVE SPLIT.LEVEL QUIET LOCATION minutes lrom town. MLS IN LOW 70'S .4 levels -9 years old HORSEHOE LOCATION Attractive family home situated on JUST REDUCED largo private lot in quiet area of -4 bedrooms -3 baths - 10456q. Ft - N/GHeat LOW DOWN PAYMENT And much, much more - 4bedrooms - 60x122 town Provides 4 bedrooms. Secluded small acreage with road IMMACULATE MOBILE Priced at $139,500 Exc. Full Basement separate dining area, woodstovo, developmentand building site. Ideal This older but great conditioned Asking $83,000 Exc. carport, large covered deck mobile comes with a large addition HOME & ACREAGE overlooking private back yard. All for future Investment or lust the and sits on a beautiful landscaped Charming older 5 bedroom, 1Vz TRUCKER & WIFE'S DREAM furnishings & appliancesnegotiable. spot for your new home. High yard with 23 x 20 shop, A must to storey home. Located in town on For the trucker, a 2 bay, 16 ft. door, Asking $79,500. MLS. Call Laune. assumable mortgage makes this ,;~q~ LI. see for starting out. $32,000. approx, 5 acres. Many recent 34' x 70' shop for $75,000 and for 4.4 acres yours with a low down Shaunce MLS renovations, Large shop for the GREAT FOR SIZE & PRICE payment• For more into. call Gordie trucker, plus numerous out the wife. a beautifully finished home with a separale pool house on a Over 1,400 sq. ft. plus full base- Olson. Priced at $25,900 NEW REMO ACREAGE buildings,the property is cleared 1 25 acre landscaped and fenced ment home. 4 bedrooms, 4 ap- •..... CONGRATULATIONS 5.74 Acreage in New Remo. 315 and fenced and well set up for yard. $175,000. This Kitwangapro. pliances. 2 eating areas, 20' x 30' feet frontageon NelsonRoad. Has a livestock. For more information or shop, private setting. Very well REVENUE PROPERTY - LET perry can be boughtas a packageor SOMEONE ELSE PAY THE well and power oil Nelson Road. For your personal appt. to view call separately. Call Shaunce for more maintained inside and out. Asking further information call Ted Garner ~900, MLS into, MLS $59,000. MLS. Call Laurie. MORTGAGE 635-5619 MLS. That's rightl Let the revenue from LARGE HOME LOW PRICE this 4 plex pay off the mortgageand CHARACTER PLUS also bring in a substantial income. Can be yours with this storey and a Over 1,400 sq. ft. is providedin this 4 bedroom home which consists of This attractively priced 4 plex is half home located on over one acre located in Thomhill and ideally GORDON in town. Four bedrooms.Two baths, a 12 x 68 mobile with two large ad- ditions, 12 x 24 family room, 12 x located ler the renter with family as, OLSON ~: :_ Natural gas heat. Property has been it is located close to all grade well landscapedwith plenty of fruit EYE APPEALING 30 addition - large foyer, plus 2 ATTRACTIVE RVE trees and garden areas, Also one .1188sq, It, .4 bedrooms additional bedrooms situated on schools, Fully rented and at $110,000, shows a good return on bedroom rental cabin, Make your -2 baths -Fireplace fenced and landscaped lot on BEDROOM HOME your investment. Call Ted now. appointment to view the home and And much, much more Hemlock. Great opportunity at With 00o~ assumable mortgage. property pdced at $76,000. MLS Asking $85,900 MLS $32,000. Call Laurie, MLS Asking $84,900 MLS 635.6361. MLS 21 Wlohtman& Smith RealtyLTD. ~.ii ?;'i i Proudly announces .::~': . GORDON OLSON ~' " . Has ranked Twenty~lghth in production In Canada :iIi, i as of June 30, 1990 Stan Parker Jim Duffy Laurie Forbes Gordon Olson Hans Stach Shaunce Krui~selbrink Ted Garner Call Gordonfor aft your 635-4031 635-6688 635-5382 638-1945 635-5739 635-5382 635-5619 . Real Estate requirements. OFFICE 638-6361 RESIDENCE 638-1946 ~. , , . ~ ,. ~ • . . , . . • Page B12 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 3, 1990ACTION AD CALL/ •: • VISA 638"SAVE " P" BUY 11SELL II RENT II TRADE

• •i'i ¸ ~ • .,~ 1. Real Estate 3. For Rent 5. For Sale Misc. 8. Cars for Sale 'CONTRACTORSHOUSE/WoRKSHoP for sale. 3 bedroom cedar/glass home on 6.22 acres in FULLY FURNISHED1 bedroombasement apt. MUST SELL DUE TO ACCIDENTI Numerousfur 1978 MERCURYZEPHYR WAGON. Auto, PIS, NOTICE| Woodland Park, Triple split level, •cathedral Avail: Oct. I. All utilities incl. in rent. Suitable coats. Your gatn is my loss. Call PIB. Goodrunning cond. Call 635-2146 after 7 ceilings, 2 fireplaces, oak kitchen • 2 for single person. 638•8084. $450 per roD. 638.8589 4p23 p.m. 4p22 sundecks, dqub e carport.Shop is on concrete lp24 fouhdatlon, wired, 16 ft. ceiling, 3 large win. SMALL ANTIQUE DRESSER. $275. Phone REDUCEDI'84MazdaRX7 was $14,000, now CLASSIFIED AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Furnished room evenings638.1404 3p22 best offer around $11,000. Has $3,000 dows, !2' x 14' door. Ideal situation for to non.smoking mature female. Kitchen tradesmen in business, truckers, artists or LARGE SOLID DARK OAK bedroom set. As stereo, almost~new tires, clutch and brake .facilities, all the comforts of homo. $250 per rotors. Invested over $16,500. Phone 4p23 professionals who want space and privacy. roD. 635-7504 after 6:30 p.m, Leave new, cost $4,000, sale $1,000. New 2 eleC- 847.2239 Call 635.2315. : ...... 4p23 message, 4p24 tdc beds. Makes a queen bed $750 each ADVERTISERS 627-6597 2p23 1978 PONTIAC PARISIENNE. Good working DE,JONG CRES. BEAUTYI In one of the finest ~ subdivisions in town, • this 11396 sq. ft. MUSHROOMDRYERS for sale• Will dry 500 Ibs condition.$600 OBO 635-490 ~ 3p23 Due to the increased cost of production and bungalow• is a must to see featuring 3 per day. For more information write: M.F. FIVEEX MAZDA RX7 map wheel with 4 tires bedrooms, 2 baths, dishwasher, curtains and OFFICE SPACE Truden Enterprises, RR7, Site 7, C0mp. 17, mounted, studded, balanced winter radial handling in our classified ad department, The Ter- bltnds~ garage with electdc opener, concrete Prince George,8,C. V2N 2J5 4p23 Yokohama847 P185/70R13 with mounting race Standard is compelled to adjust their rates for su~eck & extra insulation, This house is TO LEASE bolts, less than 1000 kilometers, spare tire COMMERCIAL UNIMAX 2 TUB washer and ex- very good. Bridgestoneradial winter 185/70 wheelchair accessible. For appt. to view call 245 sq. ft,, 525 sq. ft., 580 sq. tractor In good working cond. Call 639.9323 classified advertising effective Sept. 5, 1990. 635.2675 or 638.8222. lp23 ft., prime downtown location. Air SR13 set of five $500. Phone alter 6 p.m, 2c23 635.4441 or write Box 354, Terrace, B.C. 33 ACRES, V= NORTH LOT 1712 off the Nass conditioning. Lots of parking. For FIO0 RSF WOOD and electric furnace $1,500 V8G 4B1 2p23 River. Asking $31,000. Call (313) 725-6363 more information call 638-1863 OBO. Galanti F.40 Electric organ EC $1,800. NEW CLASSIFIED AD RATESI (Michigan, USA) 4p24 1986 DODGELANCER, 5 dr sport sedan,auto, evenings. 635-3432 4p23 P/S, PIB,' AMIFM, electronic fuel injection, First insertion (20 words or less) $3.95 plus NEW ONTHE MARKET, 12 yr. old 3 bdr. ranch SOFA, LOVESEAT, coffee table, fan, stereo, Very Icw kms. Immaculate $6,795. 10¢ per word for additional words. style home with no basement. Has 1,650 sq. bedroom suite, glass fireplace screen, 18 load 635-7842 evenings 4p23 ft. EconomicalNat/Gas heat and hot water, 1 mix fire wood (split). Phone 635.7710 lp24 Additional insertions -- $2.70 plus full bathroom and 2 half bathrooms. Front WOODLAND 1988 TOYOTA CAMRY. 4 dr, 4 sp, auto, 8¢ for additional words room has heatalator fireplace. Located on HEAVY DUTY 45 gel plastic'barrels, suitabla white with blue interior, EC, must sell nicely landscapedyard with paved driveway. APARTMENTS for~'stodng feed, water, planters. Also ex- $12,800 OBO. 635•3136 4p23 Asking $75,000. To view call 635•7576 cellent for domestic ~gravity feed, $20 per. 1980 MUSTANG two door coupe, small 200 4p24 CORNEROF KALUM& $COTr Less for more. 1.695.6691 4p24 PENNYSAVER SPECIAL -- 4 weeks for $7.95 CLOSE TO TOWN AND SCHOOLS cubic inch, six cylinder engine, automatic, A 600 SQUARE FOOT HOUSE FOR SALE; two 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apartments. DOUBLE WATERBED with bookcase, head- power steering and brakes, radio, rear (not exceeding 20 words - non commercial) bedroom. Asking 15,000 or best offer. House Fridge, stove, heat and hot water in- board and 6 drawer pedestal. $200. Call defroster, blockheater. $1,800 firm. 28 miles 635-6992 4p24 per gallon, Phone 1-842-5851 3p24 must be moved. Phone845.7707 4p24 cluded. Carpet throughout. Laundry facilities, storage space. BB X.RAY DIAMOND DRILL. 150 feet E-reds. 1981 CORVETrE. 3,000 km on rebuilt semi THANK YOU References required for 1, 2 & 3 Complete. Ready to go with Mitts & shells. high performance. 350, 4 spd, pb/pe/pw/ps, bedroom apartments. Call: Please write: H. Hewett, RR21 Burns leather interior, mirroredT.tops, excellent per- Lake, B.C. VOJ 1E0 4p24 former~ 24-26 mpg. $17,000• 1-695•6393 or PHONE OFFICE 635-5224 1:695-6601 4p24 if available 1990 YAMAHA BLASTER. 200cc 4 wheeler. ACTION AD RATES Helmet, gas cans. $2,500 0B0. 692-7457 or 1986 CHEVETTE 4 cylinders, 4 D. GC. 692-7380 4p24 $43,752 km. 635.4448 4p24 4. Wanted to Rent FULL SIZE FIBERGLASS CANOPY. Sliding '83 PLYMOUTH RELIANT. Auto, 4 dr, rust- 638-SAVE WANTED TO RENT house or trailer near Ter- front/side window. Beige/brown. GC $450 proofed, beautiful interior, AMIFM stereo. List race for career woman & mature, neutered 635-3752 4p24 price $4,500 OBO 635-5830, 4724 Halliwell DEADLINE: NOON SATURDAYS cat. For October 1. Call Peda 798•2244 leave 30 GALLON FISH TANK on cabinet. All ac- lp24 Classified and Classified Display message. 6pl 9 cessories included. Offers. 635.9059 2p24 1980 SUBARU STATIONWAGON. $1,500 TERRACE MOTORS OBO. Call 638.0242 lp24 ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a WANTED to rent or lease (with option to pur- RESTORED 8 PIECEREGENCY STYLE walnut chase) 2 or 3 bedroom houseor trailer in town dining room suite; tahle, 6 chairs and 1989 MAZDA RXT-GX. Metallic blue with Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline 16 Thursday at or Thnmhill. Call 638-8695 after 5:30, tin20 ; , ...... 4912 Hwy. 16 West n. sideboard of American origin. Circa 1920. Ap- 16,700 kin. Excellent Cond. Asking $21,900 5 p,m, for all display and classified ads, praised value $4,000. Must be seen. ; , 25 636-6650 SINGLE WORKING PERSON wanting 'to rent or OBO Call 638.0778 4p24 TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1S8 i:¢p 635-9059 2p24 i °,r N°. 6°57 purchase from owner 3 bdr. house on 1-5 1982 SILVER & GRAY FORD LYNX. 4 door All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, acres within a 15 mile radius of Terrace. Call AIRLINE TICKET for Air B.C. Terrace to Van- batchback. A.T. EC $3,600. 635.6407 4p24 Visa or Mastercard. When phoning in ads please have you Visa or Master- 635.6675 or 635-9669 after 6 p.m. 3p22 couver one way. Asking $!00. Good for Oct. card number ready. 24 at 2:25 p.m. Call 635-3102 4p24 MOVING - MUST SELL 1976 Austin Mini. 2. Mobile Homes WANTED TO RENT by retired couple, a two Good running cond. Looks good too! Asking 20 words (llret Insertion) $3.95 plus 10¢ for additional words. *(Addl- bedroom house or trailer, reasonable rent, NEED BOXES? 10 boxes for $2.50. Terrace $600 OR0. 635-4818 lp24 lionel Insertions) $2.70 plus 8¢ for additional words. "$7.95 for 4 weeks 14 x 70 MOBILE HOME, large shop. Land- preferahly Thornhill/Tetrace area. 635-3677 Standard, 4647 Lazelle, Terrace 4p22 (not exceeding 20 words, non-commercial) scaped, good well, lake access. On 50 acres after 6 p.m. 4p22 MOVING -- MUST SELL Mazda 323 1987. WEANER AND FEEDER pigs $45 - $50 ea. 25,00Ckm, 5 spd, 4 dr, excellent cond. on East Tchesinkut Lake Rd. 1-695.6698 QUIET PROFESSIONALFAMILY (non.smokers) OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! 4p22 Pork by the side or whole $1:35 per pound. $8,000 firm. Wk. 635-5778 8:30 - 3:30. urgently need house in Terrace. Call Terry 842-5406 or'842-5778. ~ 3p22 Home 638-0117 lp24 12' x 68' MOBILE HOME with sliding patio 635•2133. 3p22 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24. Notices SEGA WITH 5 GAMES. $165, double bed $50, 1990 MAZDA MIATA. Red with hardtop. doors and mud room. $8,500. Must be mov. LOOKING FOR 2 (or more) bedroom house, 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business ed. OBO, 1-692-3324 4p23 canopy for full size truck $500, 750 x 16 tires 695.6698 fin22 3, For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities trailer or apartment for working single women. (4) with tubes $100, Yamaha 175 Dirtbike 10' x 56' TRAILER $5,000. Also 12 x 64 Call 632•6365 or 632-6077 after 5:30 p.m. $600. 635.9121 4p22 FOR SALE 1978 CAMARO. Excellent running 4. Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals trailer $7,000. Call 635-4894 10p23 4p23 cond. Asking $1,50 O, Call 638.1458 after 6 p.m. 4p22 5. For Sale Misc. 16. Farm Produce 27. Announcements WANTED: 3 BEDROOMHOUSE preferably in 14X70 MOBILEwith 12 x 25 addition on 80 x 1988 6. Wanted Misc. 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks 125 lot in Copperside Estates. 3 bedrooms, town. Phone 635-5950. Ask for Darrel 24tin 1980 DATSUN 200SX Hatchback, 5 speed, 7. For Rent Misc. lB. Business Services 29. In Memoriam rec room with wcod stove, Large 12 x 55 NISSAN 200 SX good cond. $2,700 OBO. Phone 635-4246 Loaded A/C, sunroof 8. Cars 'for Sale • 19. Lost & Found: 30. Obituaries cedar deck. Completelylandscaped and cedaL 5. For Sale Misc. ', .... : 4p22 9, TrucI~S for Sale 20: PeiS &':Livestock 31. Auction Sales fenced. CMHC standards, 635-6538 or.'. J.O. 350 LOADER. New engine, new tracks, 635.5168 $45,000. 4p24 10. Aircraft 21. Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices etc. $1400.00 O.C.3 Crawler Cat, blade & 1982 ZX NISSAN 280 ZX TURBO 11. Recreational 22. Careers 33. Travel 2 BEDROOM TRAILER FOR SALE, New bucket 80% new. $5500. 32 ft. house boat washer/dryer. New gas furnace. Fridgelstove, •lifetime aluminum -has everything & trailer 9,995 L~aded, t-bar Vehicles 23. Work Wanted couch and chair/drapes included• New skir. -$19500. 82 lade 2-door auto • good cond. ting. $8,000 firm. 635•3245 lp24 $1500. 14 ft. Tri.hull speed boat - 50 horse menk, trailer $2800. Clean 0kanagan Camper 14 x 70 MANCO MOBILE HOME w/14 x 40 Stao~lrd Tlrml •hyd. jacks, $2000. New Kuboda lite plant & unfinished addition on 75 x 100 landscaped The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads 1. Real Estate battery change $550. Ken Allen Box 161 TERRACE MOTORS under appropriate headings and to set rates therefore and to of. Trailer has 3 bedrooms,fireplace & built.in Granisle. Ph. 697.2474. 19tin determine page location TRAILER COURT - TERRACE. 18 pads. Cen- hutch. Comes with 5 appliances. Asking TOYOTA The Terrace Standard reserves the rfoht to ravise, edit, tral location. Owner will consider home in $39,500. Phone635.9176 4p24 10" CRAFTSMAN RAOIAL arm saw. $300 . ..,,.~ 4917 IIwy. 16 Wnsf ill mini= classdy or relect acy adverhsment and to retain any answers 695.6419• 4p35 directed to the Hews Box Reply Servioe. and to repay the trade as part payment. Call 1-656.9564 6c20 -,,:~ '25- - ~.,~ 635.6558 customer Iha sum paid for the advertismenf and box rental. TERRACE MOTORS Box raphos on "Hold" instructions not pipked up within I0 2 BUILDING LOTS. 718 acres each. Across 3. For Rent AD.LIB MUSIC BOARD with extra songs and ~,~z~,. DIr No S957 utilities. Like new. $120. Phone 798-2551 days of expiry of an advarlisemenl will be destroyed unlaas from elementary and senior sceondary school 3 & 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES featuring 1~ TOYOTA mailing instructions are received. Those answering 8ox after 6 p.m. tin17 in Kitwanga Valley. Phone849.5732 6pl 8 1150-1300 sq. ft. plus basement, 2 baths, Nomt~rs are raquestaul not to send originals of documents to 6. Wanted Misc. i , ...... 4917 Ilwy. tn Weal i i avoid loss. 1000 SO. FT. HOME on 2 lots (120 x 180). pdvate yard, carport and satellite T.V. JOCUS EDUCATIONAL TOYS. Our new All claims 01 errors in advertisements musl be received Dy I 635.8.6 b'Z) I Quiet, dead.endstreet, n,g. $55,000 firm. Will Houston, Phone845-3161. 31 Hn catalogue is in! Book your workshops now for WANTED 4x4 with snowblade.Call 639•9323 t~e publisher within 30 days alter the first publication. falll Call Liz Haws at 638.0827 6pl 9 n is agreed by the a~vertlser requesting space that the consider trade for home of greater value. To MOBILE HOME PADS for rent. One for a double 4p22 liability of the Terrace Stal~ard in the event of failure to view call 638-8388. 3p21 publish an advertlsemanl or In the event ol a~ error apbearmg wide mobile. Call 1-656-9564 6cl 9 1987 T.BIRD, upright piano, video camera WANTED TO BUY clean 1000 gal with VCR. 19'aluminum jet boat, 635.7411 9. Trucks for Sale in the adverllsemeot as Published shall be limited In the FOR SALE 1 ACRE, comer Ict in New Remc, ONE BEDROOMfurnished apartment for quiet metal/fibreglass or stainless tank for amount paid by the advertlsar for Ordy one Iocorrecl mser~lon Terrace• $15,000. Call Lynnetle in Surrey, 6pl 9 waterhauling. Call 1.698.7627. 4p24 for the porhefl of the advedisi~ space Oncupied by the incur. single• $295. monthly. $147, damage 1983 HEAVY DUTY s/e TON GMC 4X4 pickup, rect or omitted item only, and that Ihere shall be no fiabtkty in ' B.C. 1.581-2386 4p21 deposit. No pets. References required. Phone SEGA MASTER SYSTEM. Comes with six 6.2 diesel engine, 4 speed overdrive transmis. any event Greatar than Ihe amount paid for such adverhsin c. 9 YEAR OLD HOUSEFOR SALE. Lct 62x172. 635.6950 after 6 p.m. 6pl 9 games including "Phantasy Star" Gooddeal at 7. For Rent Misc, siDe. New clutch and pressure plate, new $200. 635.3804 6p20 brakes, new windshield, new electronic injec. Full basement one suite on rent. 3 bedrooms, FOR RENT a pad for a mobile home, in Thor. WORKSHOP AT LAKELSE LAKE, near Oil's. tion pump• Bills to prove. Sunvisor, running natural gas heat. Two fddges and stoves nhill phone635.4453 6p20 "LE CLERE" COUNTER BALANCED 4 hamess 1000 sq. ft., concrete, 110/240 volt power, close to town, school and hospital. Asking loom with accessories• $1000. 1.694-3728 oil heating Phone 632-4381 4p21 boards, full chrome wheel disks, rear slider 1. Real Estate 12 X 50 2 6EDROOMmobile home located in price $95,000 or best offer• For more inlorma- 4p21 window, dual tanks, 700 miles cruising range. MOVING SOUTH! Must sell this great spacious tide call 638-1875. Located at 2811 S. Eby Thomhill, Natural gas heat. Available Oct. 1 8, Cars for Sale $9,500 OBO 1.842.5851 3p23 IT COSTS NO MORE to get the best. Over 20 4 bdrm cottage on Sunset Beach.Good for one St, 4p21 $400/month. 638.8084 3p22 1987 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4. 4.0L engine, 5 years in professional taxidermy. For Iree 1986 SUBARU. FRONT WHEEL Drive, tilt, family or two! Great sandy beach & fishing. FULLY FURNISHED 1 bedroom suite located NEW ON THE MARKET. 12 yr. old 3 bdr. ranch estimate, call Wolfgang at Bus. 1.692-3093, cruise, AM/FM cassette, int. wipers, hallngen spd, EC, sport version with extras, must sell Phone Patdcia today 964.0728 or business near hospital - all utilities included, Suitable $15,500 0130635-3136 4p23 style home with no basement,Has 1,650 sq. Res. 1.692-7682 tin21 headlights, rear window defrost. Cleanl 562-3600. Re/MaxCentre City Realty 4p22 ft. Economical Nat/Gas heat and hot water, 1 for single professional person. Available Oct, 75,000 kms. $9,000. Call 638-8654 even- WATER PUMP - 5 & 4 high pressure, 1977 DODGEt/~ ton PU. Dual tanks, dual bat. SMALL 2 BEDROOMHOUSE. Centrally located, full bathroom and 2 half bathrooms, Front 1 $450month 638.8084 3p22 ings. fin terles, factory built in CB radio, 318, Has fruit trees. Near schools and shopping. room has heatalator fireplace. Located on powered by 6 cyl, mitsuhishi diesel and foot OFFICE OR STORE space for rent, lease or valve, 300 ft. irrigation pipe. $2,000. 1973 OLDS classic SS, Swivel bucket seats automatic, governmentsafety sticker till April Reasonable.Call after 5 p.m. 635.4806 4p22 nicely lan~lscapedyard with paved driveway. lease purchase, Air condition, ground floor 1-698.7654 4p21 ps, pb, V8 350 rocket engine. Next to new 1991. $1,250firm. Phone 1-842-5851 3p24 Asking $75,000. To view call 635-7576 1968 sq. It, Located at 4639 Lazelle Ave, tires all around. Good for parts, $350. o.b,o LAKE FRONTPROPERTY on MeziodinLake. In. 2p22 1986 DODGERAM import PU. Big four cylinder cludes furnished 2-storey cabin, (cook stove, 635.2643 or 1-656-0365 6u23 D6 9U CAT. DOZER/BRUSHBLADE.Good run- call 638.8695 or 635-5128 after 5, tin ning order. Spare engine, winch, trans., engine, 5 speed overdrive transmission, 4 propane lights) Guest cabin and sauna/wcod. FURNISHEDROOM including T.V., laundry and 1985 CHRYSLER OAYTONA, Low mileage. speaker stereo, four new all season ice shed. One acre landscapedwith beautiful san. kitchen facilities. Avail. immediately. Ideal for radiator, steering clutches, injector pump. $8,000.1-698.7654 4p21 Excellent condition. $7,500. For more Infor- radials, no rust, 37 miles per gallon. Sacrifice dy beach• Asking $29,900, 847.2743 or a working single person. Non.smoker,Viewing mation call 636.3565 6p19 $4,500 Firm. Phone 1.842.5851 3p24 847.3463 4p22 635.6154 4p23 SUN TWO GAS EXHAUST gas analyzer. New cost $3,800. Will sell for $1 200.10' wide x 1984 FORDESCORT diesel. Excellent mileage. 1987 GMC JIMMY, fully Icaded, excellent con. 3 BEDROOMHOUSE for sale• Walking distance AVAILABLE OCT. 1. Furnished room to non. 12' high. Sectional overhead garage door 5 spd. 1-695-6445 4p21 dition, low mileage, price negotiable. to town and schools. Very large lot. Asking smoking mature female. Kitchen facilities, all For Sale $250. 635-5407 3p21 636-9157 8p24 $55,900, For more information 635•3806 the comforts of home. $250 per mo, 1983 FORD ESCORT WAGON. P/B, 4 speed, 1983 GMC VAN. 6 cylinder, 4 speed, 635•7504 after 6:30 p.m, Leave message. CANON NP 112 PHOTOCOPIER.$1,500 or new tires and hattery. Very good running and 4p22 A combination of 1,2 & 3 automatic, excellent mechanical condition. 4p24 take overlease payments• 635•6146 4p21 body condition. $3,800 0BO. Call NEW HOUSE. 3 plus 1 bedroom across the bedroom housing and trailer 635-6647 - 4p21 AM/FM cassette, all season radials, $3,300. tracks. $105,000 cash or $20,000 down, pads In Thomhill on 2 acres. 850 SO, FT. of office space, 4623 Lakelse, 1 PAIR GIRLS BAUER figure skates, size 2. Phone 638-0661 2p24 $1100/month on IOVz per cent ($116,000 $525 per month. Call 635-2552, 24tin $60, 1 pair girls Lunge figure skates, size 13. 1982 MERCURYCOUGAR statinnwagon, Great total) 635.2587 4p23 $35. Call 635•6992 4p22 mid.size family car, ona owner, very clean. 1982 HEAVY DUTY ~/e ton GMC PU. Equipped Asking $210,O00 ROOM AND BOARD for single person in the View at 2605 South Eby. Call 635.4956. with 6;2 diesel engine, rebuilt four speed, . 1 BEDROOMHOUSE in Horseshoe area. Good Horseshoe. Cable, laundry facilities, Furnish. 6p21 automatic overdrive transmlsslcn, new for coupte. $30,000 cash, or $7,000 down on Phone 635-4463 ed, 635-9436 after 6 p.m. Available Im. starter, two new batteries, new windshield, 11 percent (payments $400 per month). Full mediately. 2p24 Nissan 4000 Ib 1983 TOYOTA TERCEL 4x4 Stationwagon, dual tanks with 600 miles cruising range. price $32,000. Call 635.2587 (Inqulrles)2p23 108,000 kin, standard, amlfm cassette. $6,500 or best offer. Phone1.842.5851 3p24 ONE BEDROOM UNIT in Thornhlll $350 per $6,000 firm, Call 842-5438 4p21 Forklift 1982 CHEVY PICKUP. 350, automatic. Black. month.Phone635.4453 2p24 82 Model, Good condition i HAVE $2,000 CASH plus' a 16' trailer Red verst Interior New paint new tires, ROOM & BoARD for working person. Call ...... NEW LOG HOME FOR SALE 636.6293 . lp24 ~OOUO,O0 638-8700 ($2,500) Will trade for pickup 1983 •1986 ." muchmore $5 500 o,'r-t...... u] u 'alter 5 p m midsize or full-size. 698.7627 4pa~ ' " • ;'ups4""'-" byLussier Log Homes Ltd. ! "L * ' WOODGREEN ' ! in Spring Creek Drive Subdivision by Northwest Community College ,~ I FOR SALE OR RENT LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS I I 483= LAz L, AVENUE I ~ ~)~;~ ~~ I Natural Gas Fireplaces, Dishwashers, Fridge, Stove, Drapes, I I Plush Carpeting, Balconies or Personal Patios, | ~'-~'~- Ik~'~,~;~;~~';!~iili :~!'~i~iiiii!~t;!;~~ i Ceramic Tiled Bathrooms & Ensultes |

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on ~A acres with trees • natural gas and water I J ~ r Resident Manager and Security Entrance I • covered porch and sundeck l: ~i~ ", : ~i :. • . Undercover Parking I ";-;'~" TERRACE MOTORS TOYOTA Buy direct/y from Contractor and . Price Range S31,000 to $47,500 ~ ~ 49!2 HWY 16 East """ SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS/ .... ,= PHONE. 68S-9817 • 636;6957 d/rNo 697 For more Information call 635-7'400 ~ili:~i!: i~;~ !:~: ~~ ~ ......

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9. Trucks for Sale 13. Snowmobiles- 1E,~~ 2-~,P-'~s.i~ ~ ~ 2"£H-~l~l-a-n'tid "" , 1987 FORD E260 VAN. 302, auto o,d,, aux 1984 YAMAHA V MAX snowmobile, 1,400 2 HORSE STAIGHT HAUL trailer, fibreglass WANTED: SALES PERSON for retail outlet. tank, supercooling, HeR and F springs, new km, 1-695.6698 4p22 roof and fenders, overhelght 7', spare tire, Knowledgeable with paint and wallpaper JOCUS EDUCATIONAL Toy Company seeksl and/or sales experience an asset. Phone windshield, newly painted, Call 638-B020 SNOWMOBILE - 1989 YamahaOvation, Only good" working condition. Garibaldi 1968, consultants In Kitlmat, Do V0u like kids and 4p22 638.8844 for appointment, lc24 173 km, New conditi0n. $4,000. 635.3303 $2,600 OBO. 692.3766 eves, Anytime on toys. Earn $$$. Phone Liz Haws 68B.0827 l• 1984 FORD RANGER 4X4 Pickup, V6, 5 alter 6 p.m. 3p22 weekends. 4p23 WANT MORE OUT OF LIFE? A little extra 6pl 9, speed, dual tanks, needs some work. $4,000 REGISTERED SHAR.PEI for sale, $500 OBO. money can mean a lot of extra living, If you LOCALAGENTS REQUIREDby Calgary based OBO 638-1700 4p22 14. Boats & Madne Call 635-3025 3p23 are willing to work and learn, 'phone for ap. company, Exclusive dynamic product, new on pointment to 635-3484. lp24 Canadianmarket. We are looking for bdght, 1985 GMC RALLY STX Van, 350 motor, 12 1986 16 ft, GLASCONBOAT. 70 HP Evinrude. REGISTEREO,PUREBRED Sheltie puppies, Will passenger, natural gas conversion, trailer make excellent small house d(xjs. Have first EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT required for aggressive individuals. No investment re-, Power tilt, full canopy, bow seats, depth veterinary hospital, Outgoing person able to quired.For more information, please call hitch, clean. Asking $13,000, Phone sounder, many extras (used 10 hrs,) shots, tattooed and vet checked, $250. i: 635.3602 4p22 SILVER BIRCH 635.3826 4p2~, relate to public, able to handle animals. 632-7547 8pl 9 635.7835 4p21 References required. For information call 1974 JEEPCHEROKEE 4X4. V8, no rust, steel 30 FT CARVER AFT Cabin boat. Twin diesel ELECTRICAL 635.3300 days, lp24 gdll guard, CB radio, P/S, P/8, $1,650 OBO, engme, loaded.1.695.6698 4p22 Call 635.2363 4p22 • Major Appliance Repair I LL BREED WANTED 70 OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE to lose.• J I 1982 22' CAMPION Skeena Model, 4 cyl. 10.751bs with the Diet Dtsc program, 100per = Wanted ' Sales Person 6X6 DUAL AXLE TRUCK with 30 It. boom. 20 Marc, stern drive, lots of options, c/w road • Electrical Wiring cent natural. Toll free 1.978.3027 4p21 I for retail outlet. Knowledgeable with ! ton wlnla tow truck boom, snow blade with DOG GROOMING runner trailer, EC, 635.3348 4p23 I paint & wail.paper and/or sales ex.. hydraulics attached. Runs welL Phone IVAN & MITCH Reasonable Rates, 10 Years Experience DORIS'COIFFURES requires one qualified Hair- I pedence an asset. Phone for alp dresser immediately. Call 638.1704. 4c21 998.7475 evenings, 4p22 15. Machinery JANE TURNER 638"801 8 1986 FORD AEROSTAR XL, 7 passenger, 5 -8?:LL'------1 Mornlnge or Evenings LIVE.IN BABYSrI'fER Ior two school aged I polntment 83X844 1978 KENWORTH W9BO truck and 1977 children. One child welcome. Call Houston speed, Call 696.3205 evenings 4p22 Brodex Tri.axta log trailer, Both one owner. ~ I 7299i 845.3300 or 845-7748 4p22 1988 FORDCREWCAB 4 X 4. auto, 351, new Good condition must be seen to be ap- I tires, 37,000 km, $17,300 OBO 635-9121 preciatad. Phone699.6460 15p17 4p22 VOLKSWAGON DIMENSIONAL sawmill with 1983 VOLKSWAGON 7 seater window bus, edger, saws $11,000 OBO. Phone 846.5011 19. Lost & Found water cooled, excellent condition. Call or 846.5443, 4p21 IT COST5 YOU NOTHINg to place a Lost and B.C. RADON SURVEY, Phase 2 632.7858 (Kltimat) 4p23 14' STEEL DUMP BOX and hoist. Air trip gate Found Classified. Phone 636.SAVE before 12 an(] reservoir. $1,900 OBO. 1968 Chev V= 1989 FORD RANGER. 4 speed, EC, 28,000 Noon Saturdays, Dr. C. van Netten from the Department of Health Care and Epidemiology has been asked km, Call 635-9353, leave message. Steal at ton, 4 bolt main 327, hi.performance, Selling .LOST BLUE PACK SACK and shopping bag $10,500 4p23 for cost of engme. $1,600, 1-692.3324 by the Radiation Protection Branch, to identify those areas in British Columbia where there is 4p22 with work clothes in taxi on Sept, 7190. If a potential radon hazard. This advertisement is a request for volunteers to participate in this f~,und 638-0693. leave message, 2p23 1982 GMC CREW CAB, 6.21 diesel, auto, pb, study. ps, 10,000 Ib trailer pkg, $8,900, 644A JOHN OEERE loader, Chains W.O, available. Good condition, Western star truck LOST OBOEin black case. Lost near Northern 627-1751 4p24 c/w log rigoIns, fifth wheel, highboy trailer. Mag on Friday night or Saturday morning, Radon gas originates when uranium disintegrates with the earth, This radioactive gas per- 1988 FORD BRONCO II EC, 5 spd, Call Motor carder authority. Leave message. Reward offered for its return. Call 635-2943 after 5 p.m. 2p23 colates through the soil and can enter houses through cracks in the basements where, 639.9656 after 5 p.m. 2p24 1.694.3508 4p22 depending upon the structural details of the house, it may be trapped exposing the oc- 1979 JCO MODEL 3Dll backhoe. Solid stick, FOUND:TORTOISE SHELL wire famed glasses with olive green leather ease in parking lot cupants to unnecessary high levels of radioactivity. Because exposure to high levels of one bucket, Approx. 6000 hrs. $7,000. Call radon gas has been directly linked to lung cancer, it is essential to establish •where in British EndakoMines at (604) 699-6211 4p22 beside Terrace Standard. Pleaseclaim by call- ing 638-7283, Ask for Rose. 6p24 Columbia radon gas is a potential problem so that remedial action can be effectively im- SMITH SANOER for truck, Completewith own plemented. engine for hydraulics, gnzzly for box and water tank for summer use. $15,000. Call En- 20. Pets & Livestock The monitoring devices are radiation sensitive plastic discs which will be placed in the dako Mines, (604) 699.6211 4p22 BEAUTIFUL GOLOEN CAHRADOR retreivers, basements as well as in the main living area and left there for a period of one year after which 9U D6 CAT, BLADE & WINCH, 350 JD loader, • CKC registered,dew.claws removed. All shots each participant will be asked to send these monitors back to the University of British Colum- D2 cat blade & winch, JD backhoe, 0C3 and tatooed. $300. Readymid August. Phone bia at the address shown below. crawler blade & winch. All i~ good shape. 747-2638 after 5 p.m. Quesnet. 4p35 1-697-2474 4p22 DUE TO AUCTION SALE early September, Only-75 homes will be tested within the city of Terrace therefore not all volunteers will be GRADER FOR HIRE or for sale, Ph, 365-7766 order your lamb now. Phone694.3456 before selected to participate. Selection of participants will be based on first come, first served tor details. 5p22 8 a,m. 4p33 basis, as well as on the geographic representation of the house in the area of interest. 1977 JOHN DEERE line skidder c/w ROPS ONE 4 YEAR old Suffolk Ram lor sale, Phone canopy, John De,re winch tires; 24.5 x 32 at 694.3456 Best before 8 a,m. 4p33 If you are interested in having your house monitored, free of charge, for radon gas please 95 per cent, chains, 2 new and 2 at 80 per 2. cent, spare tire and rim. Extended apron, tilt MOVING MUST SELL! Purebred Arabians. 11 complete and return the form below or contact the University of British Columbia directly at blade: mainline, chokers, low hours and good yr. old mare, 5 yr. gelding, 2 yr, gelding. Ex- condition, $49,000, 1972 Ford tool van with cellent diposition. Very showy. 692-7682 228-3036. | I 11. Recreational 302 motor, good condition, sliding overhead 4p21 Vehicles door, workbench and vice $1,500. ALASKAN MALAMUTE PUPPIES. CKC Radon Gas Survey 1 Send completed form to: i 1-697-2322 eve or weekends, 4p23 registration, shots. Excellent with children and 1987 HONDAGOLOW[NG 1,000cc Motorcycle 910 CAT LOADERwith third valve, bucket and great work dog. Powedul 85-110 Ibs. Black clw Vettederring, Ksauser bags and trunk, spare tire, excellent condition. Asking wolf and wolf gray. Phone Sun. FrL Name / Dr, C. van Netten, I Kenwood stereo, New Bike cover and trailer 849-5811 6p21 hitch $3,000 699.6460 15pl 7 $27,500. Ph, 1-692.3665 4p24 Address / Department of Health Care & I QUARTER HORSE, 8 years, bay gelding, . / Epidemiology, I, 1973 CHAMPI0N MOTORHOME, 25 foot class 16. Farm Produce strong, sound, trail, bush, street and ring ex- A 1V~ ton chassis. 4000 watt power plant • ~. ,~ / University of British Columbia, ~ ~ I ! HAY FOR SALE. Alfalfa and allaila mix, round perience, Packs, trailers. Phone 845.7467 sleeps 7. $15,000 Phone699-6460 15p17 ..... 4p21 " ' warkZ +, I'.: |' Mather Build ng, 5804,.Fa, rvtew .~ J I ~'i700 Ibs) or square bales, W. Tofsrud, Telkw.a : eho'neNo':'(home)...... ::..~.n.~' , ~" ' ., 846.5550 4p22 ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS. CKC ~| Avenue, | bathroom. EC. Call 632.4527 after 6 p.m. rag=stared. M/F, reaOy to go. Call 567.9236 HomeOwner(yes) (no)__ 3p21 HAY. 18,000 BALES. Alfalfa, alfalfa brome, ! Vancouver,B.C. V6T 1W5 ] alsike.brome, brome, In barn. Cummins ranch. days. Champsired. 4p22 12' TRAV-L.MATE TRAILER in EC, Sleeps- Hwy 16, W. South Hazelton,Phone 842.5316 WANTED ALL TYPES OF livestock, Will buy, Tenant Occupant (yes) (no) four. New batteries and tires. $3,800 OBO 3p22 sell, trade, order to buy, Pick.up & delivery, 632.6069 4p22 Licensed & bonded. Dealer and auctioneer. 1990 27V~ FT. TRIPLEE Class C motorhome. 17.6rage Sales Ken Rose 1.694-3507 or 1-694.3631 eve, 4p22 C/W generator. 695-6698 4p22 GARAGE SALE (Sat. Oct. 7) 4712 Loan VANGUARD PIF Camper with fridge, stove, Avenue, 8:30 - 11:00. Clothing, wedding bathroom,jacks. Goodcondition, clean. Phone cake, household goods, home made baskets, after 6 p.m, 635.9080. Asking $7,000 3p22 toys, etc. No early birds, lp24 1978 OKANAGAN 7V£ Camperettefor full siz- 18. BusinessServices BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ed pick-up. Insulated and panelled. $500. Call These Ads appear in the more than 100 Newpapers el the B,C. and Yukon Community Newspapers Association 632.7858 (KiUmat) 4p23 IT COSTS NO MORE to get the best. Over 20 and reach more than 1,500,000 potential readere. 19V= FT. FORe MOTORHOME, fully loaded. years in Professional Taxidermy. For free Call 635.5674 for more inlormation, (Leave estimate call Wollgang at Bus. 692.3093; $195. for 25 words ($3.70 per each additional word) message on machine.) 4p24 Res. 692-7682 rts li HELP WANTED HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES , ~EDUOATION INSTANTCASHI Ifyoulev~fuh- GAMEUON - Run a bustno~ FREE careergulde to home-study TOPS 'N' TRENDS - Join a win- II .4 llr101"11.4 A¢Ive Auto Brokers, dllq~osal o~n'ospondencaDiploma co~s~.. ning tasmt See how easy it Is m, independence, job flexbitity. rill Ilia.1 I 111J agent Ior AcUvo Bailiff 6ervloes. from your home marketing shear mlfmitod potential, JoIn the wo~ non.run hoalery and Ceding ~lvor AccountinO, Alrcondltlonlng, uoo~- stading your own Fashion Bud- ~'~ ~~ ~ .-."""".,... SINCE 1955 R,pos~eaalone, estate, tousle, keeping, Business, Cosmetology, ness for as little as $175. Cell Iodui ~ d MA CHERIE HOME care, Irueks, motorhomes, boats. jewallery. 40%.50% profit. Stml :ASI..IION SHOWS (Est. 1975), before the pre.Ohdslmsa rush. Ela¢tronlcs LegaPMedlcai Secre- Lynn: 1.800-268-5670. TRANSPORTATION Cedl Mr. Pdca (only), (604)434- tary, Psychology, Travel. Grantee, Ca, collect: 1416}632-9090. 1819. De476. Call or)Reel: (604)687-0510, 1604)687-0409. WnkendWeve- (8A)-263 Adelaide West, Toronto. WANTED: 99 people to lose 10- PERSONALS ~SYSTEMS L TD.~ SUSINES8 OPPORTUNITIES 1.800-950.1972. nlngs: 1604)681-3394. 29 IbsJmonth with revolutionary FREE PERSONAUTY TEST, START YOUR OWN IMPORT/ FOR BALE MtSO DIET DISC, AsaeenonT.V. Fun, BUOIHE88 PERSONALS simple and 100% natural. Guar- Your pemonality dstermLqesyour EXPORT ~olnass, oven spare lighting fixtures, Western Can- tuture. Knowwhy? CalithoDla- time. No money or experience. anteed results. Doctor recom- ORDER YOUR "LOVE STUFF" ada's zrgsatdispley, Wholesale mended, 1-800-665.240.% nellcs hotlise. 1-800-067-8786. 81~;e 1046. Free brochure: and retaW, Free catalogue avail- Wade World Trade, ~Jo Cdn. BY MAIL FROM OUR NEW About timel A diet that really .OVERS LANE CATALOGUEI sble. Norbum Ughtlng Centre, workel Lose pound, nob, s. 6mall Bucinees Inst,, Dept. Wl, 4600 East Hastings St,, Burnoby, Overseas Positions, Hundreds 1140 Bellwny Rd. N. #1, Scarbor- You're eemuredprlw~/and eeou- of top paying positions, All occu- PL',ln energy. Diet dL~ is 100% dty from our establ]eh,d otorel B.C., V50 2K5, Phone: gumantoed, Doctor recom- ou~lh,Onledo. M1H 1H4. (6.04)299-0666. paticns, Atlmctlve I~nelits, Free Checkue out In the BBB IN HOME details: Overseas Employment mended. Oall Info llne: 1-800- MAKE BIG MONEY Importing BHOPPINGI BEST SELECTION HALLOWEEN, CHRISTMAS, 665-8003 toll tree. U,8. earn, Indepth ~minar as- GREAT SERVI~EI RVoetaJogue: Services, Dope, CA, Box 460, LOVER'S LANE BOUTIQUE NEWYEARS. Usaproleeelonsl MountRoysi,Quebec,H3P3C7. REAL ESTATE aemUed by the expede now ol. tickets st discount prices, Easy lersd by maiL For free bro¢.l~re 1074 SHOPPER'S ROW, CAMPBELL FWER, B,C., VgW order,...... lest dollvary. Information WEST FRASER MILLS LTD, RELAX, COUNTRYLNING. 1, I • HI BOY I genteel: Ivomon & Assoc~aloe oraerl First/IeKSt i-,nntlng pne]a~ kdnnd Rn~Jm~= I~ Co, suiting Ltd,, 900,10665 Joe. ng- -- --' ...... 5, 10, scrs lots. Water, Hydro, 2C8. PHONE 1604)286-1010, 9710..... - 54 Ave,._c ...... Eomonlon ,.~u , -Wanted:lntenorHi-Lesd - "' Logg(ng I Telephone, river visw and dyer " per Ave,, Edmonton, TSJ 3S0, /o: 0~,v (40a)43u 3euu rex VAN I Phone: 1.800.861-1100 or , • , : Contractor for approxmatsly frord, 3OmileswestolKamloopa. ~%)~0~o21,~: (~)4~1. enosDIVORCE? ot (~merd No el a~court appear-neoee- (403)4364460, 30000¢ubicmoters. Forfudher i Calcoliaet:(604)373-2262, • FLAT DECK • I sap/I Just 5-18 weel~ ~9.95 =A.= uc.T, mr~ ¢~,r.~ Fa- delaits, please contact: ...... or ~nstrom at the Pacific irden DEVELOPER LIQUIDATION. plus ~ta, You or We type. moup.,v~.,~y~.~l~.~;ur ResourcaaOIllce, P.O.Box3130, OSOYOOS s.c, FuIlymrvloKI • FORK LIFT SERVICE • I et' Lending Barge, eatsbilehod IxAilne~ M.V, Paleo,uth, 16 T. O00YLswyotd Canada's endomod. newdNorce Sef~l $5 netf~ con',umoon.ne'~s.andheate,m,'-C-.°~. vwo.. t~CotmYl~ o "r phone'847-2656,o.~k.._...... n r tntersstedpar-vn~ ~un or RasedFLY.sites until in OctdberPared ne 31stPalk only.R,V. • DAILy FREIGHTTO KITIMAT I capadty, Diesel, V,H,F,0 Radar, Itarslurs. I~ ewlem lOCalearner, ot vm~y , .,-~:~,~,h,h,,OctoberOl 1990 20% disco4~tlorcash, noob~g 110V,, $85 000 firm. (604)333- alnee 1970, D[vor~lMoe, 201- Systemo Ino,, Box 777, PenSc...... v,~-1 , , costs. Teals end trade,, onnlid- 8768,evenlnge,T88-gg92, carla. 1252 Burmrd, Vancouv~, 1.687- ton B C, V2A 6Y7. • SERVICE FROM PRINCEGEORGE | lar, Operstoa I,.uqueti, French 2900. Franr,hlsaeawHable, '...... Train to manage an Apartment/ .red, Free two niOht slay (space Greek, Pwkavlle me. GARDENING Condominium complex, Th,e avalleble end advance reserve. • • LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE | EI~JOATION ~ government Iloen~d I~q~e.zuoy lion), Call: 66~822, (Vancou. Need extra Income tot Ctvlet- THE ULTIMATE GARDENER'S uertlflcstkmlncluoesrreepmce- ver)or495.7670(0eoyoos), haze? DISCOVERY TOYS needs PsyeNatrlc Nursing, Yo~ have STORE, 1,000"s el prodUctS,I mentassistsnce, Freebrochure: CHARTERS I you, Rexl~ ltours, earn l~e good comm~loat~n, sldUe a.nd 8reenhouees,hydrp~onk~, .huoe (604)681.5456. Or: RMTI, 11~- TRAVEL toys and bonuses, Phone: =re about people, you want a book ~leetion, ~4 tor Catalogue 789 W: Pander, Vancouver, u.u,, AUSTRALWNEW ZEALAND. = SCHEDULEDSERVICE ON | Bl~ldey, 1-246.9776, evenings, cmlNitwharsyoucanmakeadlf- full of money saving coupans, I VSCIH2. Catlth, SouthPadfl¢Speda~sl, femnceinpeople'el~e, Thoom. Western Water Farms, #103, ANZA Travel Var¢ouvarlAuek- HIGHWAY 37 N. ; I Workat heine, Eem!emupto$100. upto $100- edy, abuud ehlidreQ, eubstanus 20120..64th Ave,, Langley, B,C., FINANCIAL ADVISOR, VAN- lend,retumlrom~991o$1,289. 1300 e dayc ¢ommlaslon, emission, Take st0usersand~tt#nKIwomenars V3A4P7. ~ TAGESECURITIESINC.Or~ol Voncouver/Sydnoy return from . phone orders forlor Publisher, of the p, opb Wee leak to ~ the leading investment organtza- • DAILY SCHEDULEDGENERAL P(mlde oedlyou, (604)669-7575, latric Nu'eea Io4' help. The HELPWANTED lions In B,C. wilh a =uccesdul $1,149 to $1,1~/9, TolH~el-800.. ext. 1~2. Psychiatric Nursl~ prngrsm historyolprovidlngTex Shelters, 972.6928. FREIGHT SERVICE FROM ; - OIv~l you the prsctl(~l e~ 6UNSH NE VILLAGE requires lift Mutual Funds, end SpedaRzsd "' VICTORIA B,C. '" "TheAD- VERY HOT OPPORTUNITYI s~'.,ngwithdaaaroomtearrdngto otoeratom,¢ooke, etc.to_llllskl.hHI Investment Oppodunltles, pros- MIRALMOTEL-Finea¢¢omod~- New Ou lavlno cklvloel Olvea getyouetadedinthlSlXOlotmlon, iX~icns.Sendmsume;uox~o, onUyhaseevaralposltlonsavstl- lion overlooking the beautiful • VANCOUVER- 11W..95% rno~ MP(Zl Gusmn. CldlDouglas¢olao~ed(604)527- Bsnll, AB, TOL OCO, (403)762. able throoghout B.C. If youpoa- HARBOUR, Houeekoeplno I14~II ~ Io l~ll No expmbr¢i 5420 or walls: ThQ Offlo~ el the 6540,fzx(403)762"6~13, sees Ihe key roqukoments o(: unite, reasonable rates, friskily. ;* DAILY FREIGHT SERVIC qlqulmdl Bomlngs 111,000- R~glslrer, D .ouglu C-.olte4~,P,O , minimum 3 years el Inventmont personal =ttantion Item farpl~ , ~,000 per month I~d Ilmel Box 2803, New Wlstminster I VICTORIA. Selesrsp'srsqulrod S~lee Experience, Entreprs- owne~. OAA recocumen~eo. ,, : STJ=WART women welcorf~l Free Informs- B C,, V3L 882, to find out mo~ I for repidlyexpsndl~pdnt media, noudal Spirit, Intagrlly, Recordol 257 Ball'villa SL, Victoria, B,C. ~m~ d tlou+ 1-1~0-!k--~-4612~ ~cout B,O,'e only PeyeNstrlo [INO m sad upwaro ran De ex- Achievement end Desire to be vav 1X1, Tel604386-6267. , United Van Uas Naming program. I pacted, poeftlve_etmospnersano pad d 8 Oro~lh Sltuatim, Plus • Soling ~aaoNd nmteurs~Olft h~h ont~. HewJn~l to : Pie. youhaveaSeoudlkHZlicerK~,We WAN'I1ED

• Shop, Potentlld foeexpanelou f~ AUTO TE~H' The ~ Idvan~ I tie Inh~lrect AdvedleJng, 210- will rewmd your oontdbutinn with: Publisher eeeks poems Io4" alp eOgrsmlve ~mtmpmrmur,. o~..y trs~ngevel~l~lelorlodly'leuto.I 1095 Md~snzle Ave., V~ola, 100%COMMISSION PAY OUT, coming poetry book, Write to: eodou| b~ml and enquire, Pie ~l~,o~n~oo~-/B,G.V8P2LS. ~ EOUITYPARTICIPMIONaUB- Premier Prsea, 6200 M~y i ~KITIMAT UNITED TERRACE : Iglntl I~eMe. Write: BoX 216, ,l~,,,~h r,.,.,,,~,.,,,,,~mm~u~.~ ESTABLISHED 14 YEAR OLD JECTTO PROVEN PERFORM- Ave., Suite 145-930, Bumaby, L~0v~w, k.l~fl~, T0L IHO...... ~ ...... I. ANCE.Comeandlndepandently I B,C,,VSH4Mg. ADA RENTA USED CAR "" tadlnk~l ltldnlng It IZTo~.ym~ vace~,m~. y~,,m.,,u ~!-,vLu~- 0f prdesa~onats, PIo~o reply.In ~ B,C. and Yukon Obldbutom. Low ii 632-2544 , Ex~ll,nt lcld on or lull time butd- ipp~ntlo~dllp IXOgmm, Nexl ale lot gipsy menu~ma~ confldencato:Mr, Jan~eRtzgm- J investment highlxOllt. Nocom- nell Orell = flow, Mod4et 272- 3rd Street or635~7102 blvelln~M. F~I~ Into: ADA Apply now,.enroflmem m ~rmt~r P.'.,.,,.... Securities Inc,, #1170 - 105S I Money maker world wide. $1 iSyetemeIill,, 1078 Tlllloum, VIe- For Informal(on raft; ~ Wth~- atndbg Immedlalely, 1416)756- West Hastl~ Street, Vaneou- i ,amid,, MlrerJe Cloth. Box 692, i Kltirnat • 3111 Blackburn gall, VSA ;IA4, PH/FAX: 301. lade, 7~45446, $174, (416)756-2156. vet, B,C, VSE 2E9, I New Hazstton, B,O,, VOJ 2J0. , '+ ' Terrace 2840. i

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23. Work Wanted 24. Notices 29. In Memodam IN LOVING MEMORYOF THE TERRACE STANDARD reminds adver- THE TERRACE DAY CARE CENTRE, 3425 AL McCANN (~ Province of Ministry tisers that the human rights code in British Kalum St, has full and part-Ume spaces British Columbia of Forests Columbiaforbids publication of any advedlse. who passed away Sept 30. availablefor children 3-7 yrs. of age. We have Three years have gone by. We think of you meet in connection.with employment which 4 fully qualified staff, Our hours of operation discriminates against any person because of often in silence. are 7:30 a.m. • 8:30 p.m.. Men • Fd. Call And dearly mention your name. origin, or requires an job applicant to furnish 635.3424 for more information, 2p23 any informationconcerning race, religion, col. 30. Obituaries We would give anything, could we see your BURNING PERMIT our, ancestry,place of origin cr politicalbelief. FREE INFORMATIONabout the Watchtower loving face again. Readers: In ads where 'male' is referred to, Society, Has it been honest with you? For 24 DEATH NOTICE To hear your sweet voice or see your smi!e REQUIREMENTS please read also as 'female' and where hour recorded message phone 847-4354, COX, JOHNLESLIE age 73. Sept. 11, 1990 In again. ~' ...... 'female' is used, read also as 'male'. New topic every week. 4p23 Terrace. No services were held by requestof You meant so much to us, Leslie and family. Cremationtook place at the Out all we have is memories • i Effective immediately the Forest Service advises that under REPLYING TO A BOX NUMBER? Please be Terrace Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, dona. Our heads still ache in silence, authority of the Forest Act, Section 1 1 2, Clans "A" burning sure you have the correct box number as 25. Business tions to the Heart Fund accepted. Silent tears still flow. permits will be required throughout the year, in the Kalum given In the ad. Addressto: Box , The Ter- Just what it meant to lose you, race Standard, 4647 Lazelle, Ave., Terrace, Opportunities No one will ever know. Forest District. B.C., VSG 158. Please do not include bulk FOR SALE - HOUSE.OF SHANNON. 5 station 24. Notices Your loving wife, Ida, and family, Anyone wishing to burn must obtain a burning permit at the goods or money to Box replies. beauty shop, Goodsituation. Owner has mov. local Forest District office. It Is an offense under the Forest TIRED OF HIGH Accounting costs? Experienc- ed. Call 638.1127. Ask for Rebecca. Act to burn without a permit. ed and qualified for your bookkeepingneeds. 6p21 Permits are available, free of charge and specify conditions Reasonablerates. Call Liana at 635-4344 or BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE. In downtownTer- under which safe burning operations can be conducted. 635 9592 6p19 race. Set up for 3 operators, Good location, Thank You B.D, Downie WILL DO SEWING for all occasions. Hallo- asking price $25,000. Call 635.7961 4p22 Terrace Big Brothers, Big Sisters Society would like to thank the following business's for their kind contribution, which District Manager ween, Christmas, weddings, etc. Call ELITE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERYand glass. 20 Kalum Forest District 635.5426 6p20 per cent materials for skidoo seats, winter made the 1 st annual Golf Tournament such a successl JOURNEYMANCARPENTER will do finishing, fronts, boat seats, bike seats, etc. renovation, install cabinest, patios, etc. Call 1.699-6288 4p24 Finning Tractor Mutual Life after 6 p.m. 635.6277 4p22 RESTAURANT FOR SALE. Centre Cale in Terrace Radiator All West Glass SWlNGSHIFTCountry rock band. Availablefor Houston Mall. Excellentlocation and excellent Coast Tractor Sure Exposure bookings.1.695.6469 eve. 4p22 business opportunity. Serious enquiries to LEJ International Elan Travel owner at 845-2441 days or 845.7945 even. I WILL DO HOUSECLEANINGin your home. Terrace Chrysler River Industries tags. 4p24 References available.Call Nancy 635-4492 Central Gifts : McEwan Motors Invitation to Tender 4p23 26, Personals Hans Fedderson Canadian Imperial HOME CLEANING. Well experienced in total McAIpine : Bank of Commerce In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation end home care. Just call after 5 p.m. (evenings) ADVERTISEpersonal messages in the Terrace Highways Act, Section 49(1 ), sealed tenders are invited for the Petro Can Skeena Cellulose following: 635.6537 4p24 Standard. Confidentiality is assured. Phone ByTown Diesel Canadian Airlines= 638-7283 Mondayto Friday, 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Project No.: 05897-0006 "MR. FIX.IT" Experiencedin all trades. Cost Elker Auto/Supply Central Flowers NIRVANA -- MODERN METAPHYSICS Location: 15.6 km. south of Terrace on Highway 37 nothing to call and chat about the job. Call Bank of Nova Scotia Sessions Description: Furlong Creek Box Culvert Re.surfacing -- Con- courses. Intreduction to Metaphysics, Pro- after 5 p.m. 635.6537 4p24 struotlon of a 150 mm concrete overlay Including all prepara- gressive Metaphysics,Advanced Meditation 1 Joy Dover McDonalds tion work. MAID FOR YOU daily, weekly or one time and 2, Stress and RelaxationMediation, Pro- acific Pilsner Skeena Sawmills cleaning of your house. Five years ex- gressive Meditation, Young Adults Courses, Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions perience.Reasonable rates. 632.6987 lp24 Healing Group. 8 wk. courses stad Oct. 1. of Tender on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry DRILLER BLASTER (general ticket). Ex- Registration by Sept. 24. Pre.registraUonfor of TranspodaNon and Highways at No. 300 - 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VSG 1V4 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on October perienced in road building, capable of each set. Spacelimited. For calendarand into ig Brothers & Big Sisters 12, 1990, when tenders will be opened in public. operating machines such as cats, gravel call 635.7776. Laurel. 4p21 A security deposit/surety bid bond will not be required (in accor- trucks, front end loaders, backhoe and OPEN CHANNELREADINGS. For appointment, dance with the conditions of the tender). graders. Call 632.7313 2p24 phone Laurelat 635.7776. 3p23 A pre-tender meeting will be held on October 9, 1990 at 2:00 32. Legal Notices p.m. at: No. 300 - 4546 park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. ARE YOU TIRED OF THAT DEAD.END JOB? 24. Notices Learn what successful people do to find the Tender documents complete with envelope, plans, specifica- jobs they love. For a free recordedmessage tions and condticns of tender are available from the Ministry of PRO.LIFE EOUCATION available to general cap 1.800.667.8782 5p24 Transportation and Highways at No. 300 • 4546 Park Avenue, public; videos, pamphlets, lending library, ® ,B.C.Hydo Terrace, B.C. VSG 1 V4 between the hoursof 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 dealing with human life issues such as abor- ASSERTIVENESSTRAINING worksops (basic) ® B.CHy&o p.m., and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, except tion and euthanasia. Student enquiries Oct. 20190 9:30.4 p.m.. (advanced)OCt. 24 Public Notice holidays. welcome. Call 635-5427 or 638.0382. 5tfnc 9:30- 4 p.m. Pre.requisitefor advancedis the Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be basic workshop. Cost $50. Tillicum Theatre NORTHWEST ALCOHOL AND DRUG Services Terrace District 5220 Keith Ave., made by certified cheque or money order, made payable to the building, 3rd floor. Facilitators: Lil Farkvam, Public Notice Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations. All purchases are will be starting and ACOA counselling group Terrace, B.C. of British Columbia B.C. Hydro requests offers from and Lynn Hughes. Register by calling N.W. non-refundable. the last week in September. In a supportive Counselling Centre. 638.8311, between 9 Hydro and Power Authority re- heavy equipment contractors In- For further information contact Randy Penner, Area and safe atmosphere, the group will examine a.m. - 3 p.m. 3p24 quires offers from contractors in- terested in performance of snow and come to terms with the trauma of having terested in the performance of snow clearing from substation yards and Manager/Bridges at (604) 638-3360 or fax (604) 638-3316. grown up in a family coping with substance ADULT CHILDRENOF ALCOHOLICSworkshop removal and ice sanding at the access roads in the Terrace The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. abuse. We will be dealing with issues of isola- - Healing the inner Child with Jim above address between November Lakelse Lake and/or Kitlmat areas. tion, denial and hurl or any other topic which MacGregor. Date: Friday Oct. 19 7 • 10 p.m., 15th, 1990 to March 31, 1991. may arise. For more information, please call Sat. Oct. 20 9:30 - 4:30, SundayOct. 21 10 Such offers will be received until Atom Province ol To obtain required documents 638.8117. 3c22 a,m. • 1 p.m. At the Sko0na Health Unit 11:00 hours on 17 October 1990. I Ilia ifi British Columbia auditorium, 3412 Kalum St. Cost $60 for please direct Inquiries to ~--~-:~_._-~-'. =-. = NIRVANA - MODERN METAPHYSIC Centre To obtain the required documents I~inJstry of Transportation weekend. Register before Oct. 12 by calling A.W. Anderson ~ : please'direct enquiries to S. Reyes, di~i. im mi, maim Courses, readings, books, tapes, oils and Northvvest.Counse no Centre 638.83.11 LI~ ~ anti Highways more. OpeRingOctober 1, 3611 Cottonwood 5220 Keith Ave. . 5220 Keilh Avenue, Terra'ce, B.C. ij • 3024 mmwm ~ m i Honour~ e nta M. Johnston, Minister Cres. 635.7776 3p23 Terrace, B.C. VSG 4R5 " (phone 638-5601) under reference Under reference to local road con- to Local Work Contr&ct Numbers 32. Legal Notices tractors LWC No. 03 From the BAHA'I HOLY writings J604 and E704. FOR SALE BY TENDER- Bid cottage in Tar- "Minds are powedess to com- race. Has electric heat, rangeand fridge. Cot- prehend God, and the souls tage has been lived in on year round basis. DISTRICT OF NEW HAZELTON Will be sold as is and must be removedfrom CHLORINATION BUILDING . - .. become bewildered in explaining present location by November 30, 1990. him. 'The eyes see Him not, but Buyer will be responsible for removal and INVITATION TO TENDER TRAILERS FOR SALE CITY OF TERRACE FOR REMOVAL He seeth the eyes...'" moving, bids close October 31, 1990. Please Sealed Tenders marked "Tender for the Dtotrict LOCATION: Former Highways Complex, Good mark envelope "Cottage tender bid". Phone of New Hazelton Chlodnanon Building" will be Hope lake, ploW.40 kl;ometers Northeast o! To explore these writings further call received at the office of KLM Engineering Group Casaiar, B.C. SALE BY TENDER after 6 p.m. 635-4441 or write Box 354, Ter. Ltd. at 1921 Third Avenue, Prince George, B.C. 635-3210 or 636-9012 race, B.C. V8G 4B1 2p23 IMPROVEMENTS: on an "As-Is-Where-Is" Basis up to 2:00 p.m. local time on 18 October 1990...... DESCRIPTION: (o) + 1974 Febco I RFtACE Tender documents may be obtained from the Ot- rice of the Engineer after 3 October 1990. Modular Sunk House Tfil~e BICYCLES Tnls work 1o be undertaken Includes construc- Unn4- 145.02 m' 26 4" Sewage Piston Pump c/w tion of a cast.in-place concrete building; supply (b) 4- 1974 Bfitco Re(; 01 Boy's, 1 sp, Silver, Ranpor Motor and Hydro Cell and Installation of a booster pump, hall Trailer 4- I - 9e,e m' hypochlodnator, piping valves and controls. (c) 4- 1972 Double V~de 02 Boy's, 1 sp, Silver, Free 27 Uniden Force CB Radio The owner reserved the fight to reject any or all General MobBe Home 4- Spirit, FS500 (model FMH 3500) Tenders or to accept the Tender deemed most 98.10 m = favour.shOe in the interest of the Owner. (d) 1974 Atco Kitchen 03 Boy's, 1 sp, Silver, Scorpion 28 Clever Brook Boiler(Model4) CAREERS Trailer + 70,98 m= II Inqulriea should be directed to: Intormaticn/ohor to purchase packages may be Miscellaneous Electrical Parts Mr. S.N. Lawrence, P,Eng. obta~ed from the office of the Government 04 Lady's, 3 sp, Blue, Apollo 29 Skate SharpeningMachine KLM Engineering Group Lid. Agent. Provlnc~ Govemrnent B~ldk~g, P.O, 05 Lady's, 10 sp, Blue, Apollo (RESERVED PRICE) ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONAL 1921 ThFrdAvenue Box 340, Conneil Drive, P.,a~l~t, B.C. or Pdnce George, B.C, Michael Sampson, Real Estate Analyst, B.C, 06 Man's, 1 O sp, Green, Apollo 30 Sauna King Sauna Heater Positions available with expanding C.A. firm in Terrace, Buildings Corporation, 3350 Douglas Sb'eet, V2M 1G6 07 Man's, 10 sp, Blue, Norco 31 Vard Drafting Machine B.C. You are highly motivated and desire to combine public Mrs. B.L. Hunt Victoria, B.C, VSW 2T4, at 387-7382 (VIctofia) Clerk.Treasurer or toll free 1.800.742.6152 or facsimile par- 08 Man's, 10 sp, Black, Cobra (Model No. 2287) practise with the opportunity to learn new skills. Working Dtatdct of New Hazeiton Uculsrs to 387.7413. 09 Man's, 10 sp, Green, CCM paper and microcomputer experience, ability to work without Box 340 32 Vemco Drafting Machine New He,zelton, B.C. Torismo supervision and directly with clients is desired. ~Buildings Corporati( (Model No. 5100) VOJ 2JO 10 Man's, 12 sp, Black, Apollo 33 IBM 5251 Work Station Excellent remuneration and opportunities for advancement Telephone: (604) e61.2999, Facsimile; (504) 11 Man's, 12 sp, Black/Yellow, are available. 462.9205 for Computer Vagabond, "1"1"1200 34 Victor Champion Adding Please reply in confidence to: 12 Man's, 12 sp, Black, Norco, Craig A. Mills, C.A. -- McAlpine & Co. Machine FORMER HIGHWAYS YARD Alpine Express 35 Texas Instruments T1-5219 4634 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B,C. VSG 157 FOR SALE Pfsvlncs of ~nistP/of 13 Man's, 12 sp, Blue, Sportster Adding Machine ~Ush Columbia Foists The British ColumbiaBuildings Corporation invites offers to purchase the following Mountaineer 36 Bogen Amplifier land and improvemeots. 14 Man's, 18 sp, Gray, ProTour (Model MTA-IO) CALLING FOR TENDERS 15 Man's, 5 sp, Green Selded Tenders for the following shdno plactin9 LOCATION: Good Hope Lake, + 40 37 Wall Plaque FINANCIAL STATEMENT TYPIST cont,'ocle (1991) w~l be received by the Dletrlct kilometers Nodheast of Casslar, B.C. 1B Man's, 10 sp, White 38 Huffy Workhorse Exerciser Financial Statement typist required by C.A. firm in Terrace, I~. MlnlaW of Fore81s, General Delivery, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: D.L. 2983 and 17 Man's, 12 sp, Grey 39 Black Bear Skin, Mounted B.C. You are highly motivated and have a typing skill of 60 OeMe lake, B,C, VOC 1LO, on the dotes shown Block A of D.L. 6738, CasslarDtstdct below. 18 Man's, 18 sp, Purple 40 15' 0" Plastic Canoe WPM. Wordprocessing using Wordperfect 5.0/5.1 and/or Conttxt PgtR09.01.8f~'lng planting on 293 IMPROVEMENT DESCRIPTION: Former financial statement typing experience an asset but not he, more or lees, IOCaUKIIll B~ Qulnn Lake, Highwaysmaintenance buildings including MISCELLANEOUS 41 15' O" Plastic Canoe CuMar T8A, to plant 392,Ok trues, more or service garage, warehouse, capenter's 19 Honda, Trail 90 Motorbike 42 The Cyclone Seeder necessarily required. lees. shop, equipment shed, oil storage, 43 Cyclone Seed Sower Excellent remuneration and opportunities to learn new skills Cantnlot POIROD-02. 811~rln9 pllnUno on toe residence, various storagesheds. 20 Fram Filter PH2821A ~ Or hiU, located at Devil Cr~k and 44 Cyclone Seed Sower are available. ~m Cf/Nlkt Calllev TeA, 1o plant 152.4k SITE DESCRIPTION: Irregular shaped 21 Fram Filter PH2821A Please reply in confidence to: tmu, mo~l or asia. parcel :!: 8,84 ha (4- 21,8 acres) and 22 The Green Machine Weed 45 Pump Tank Forestry BackPak C(m~rsol PelR0g-0S Spring planting on 1110 hectares enjoys excellentfrontage and ix. Craig A. Mills, C.A. -- McAIpine & Co. ha, morn or less, located el the Fist F)re, Trimmer 46 Used Carpet, out of City Hall Cuehlr TeA, to plant 3~k trlN)s, more or Ills. posure on Highway No. 37. 23 Warn.Alarm Bell for Vehicle 47 Peabody G0rdon.Piatt 4634 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1 $7 ¢on(~l~t I~lfloe-o4. Blaine planting on 320 Information/offer to purchase packages more or INS, loomed It the Fill FITO~ 24 Used Zamboni Gas Burner ~r T~ to plant ~k t~a. more or team. may be obtained from the office of the Government Agent, Provincial Govern. (RESERVED PRICE) 48 Darlc (Model 783) Score Vlewthg date', October 22 and 23 (if requked), ment Building, P.O, Box 340, Connell 25 Frontier 12" Chainsaw Clock for Arena 1900, I~g the Bob Qulon Hlol,'weys Camp at Drive, Casslar, B.C. or from Michael 0:30 e,m. of d ahem prior to ~J~g a bid ts Sampson, Real Estate Analyst, B.C. Province of ~, Buldlngs Corporation, 3350 Douglas ITEMS MAY BE INSPECTED AT: The Public Works Yard, British Columbia for receiptof tandemIs 11:00 e.m. Street, Viotorla, B.C, V8W 2T4, at 5003 GRAHAM AVE. Nov~ 23, 1090, at whichlime ell tendeta 387-7382 (Victoria) or 1.800.742.6152 Ministry of SolicitorGeneral wm be opened. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 THROUGH TO Tendersmust be z~m,ted on the to~n and in (toll free) or facsimile particulars to CorrectionsBranch the env~opee lapeled, which, with perUculare, 387-7413, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1990 be ~ from the Mthlal/'y of Forests D~blct IVtenaO~ Indlceted, The lowest or any BETWEEN 1:00 and 3:00 P.M. ONLY REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL ~ not nenemlorUy be encept~ Buildings Corporatic BIDS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED: In s SEALED ENVELOPE, CASE,AID WORKER marked 'SALE BY TENDER' The Terrace ProbeUon Office has a personal eervlcos contract providing FOR THE ATTENTION OF: M.S. FJAAGESUND, Purchasing short.term sestetance and enhancement services for adult and young of- PROPOSED SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTIONS fenders. ~Jch services may Include, but not necessarily be limited to pro- Agent 5003 Graham Avenue TERRACE, B,C. The following areas have a proposed prescription that will eppl.y if approval Is (mailing address: 3218 Eby Street Terrace, B.C. VSG 2X8) vtdlng home, educational end aftar.cere support eervices. The contractor will obtained from the Ministry of Forests. The proposes prescnpNons will be be expected to participate In planning, conferences and IteJsen with other available for viewing until Nov. 9, 1990 at the IocaUon noted below dudng ALL BIDS ARE TO BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN egoncloe/profeselosals in conjunction with the supervising probation officer. regular worldng hours, Q~.~41ficaffons: Grade 1 2 or equivalent, skills in report wrftlng and record, Wodneodey, OCTOBER 17, 19B0. To ensure consideration; any written comments must be made to Buffalo keeping, and good Interpersonal eldlle; must consent to a criminal records The highest or any tender Is not necessarily accepted. check; valid B.C. drlvem licence. Head Forest Products Ltd, at Box 70, Stewart, B.C. VOT lWO by the above Fees will be based on e rate of $16.00 per hour and average 20 hours per date. Any item not claimed on or before the lOth day after week, Cutting Cut Location Area Amendment notification will be sold to the next bidder. RoMe submit resumes by October 15, 1990, 4:00 p,m, to: Permit Block (ha) (Yes/No) S,C. Chrlatensen, Director of Engineering :~' Kerrle Reey, Local Director, Terrace Probation Office, 21 2 Irving Ck 120,4 Yes CITY OF TERRACE Rm 120,1408-Kalum 8treat, Terrace, B.C. vaG 2Ne. i i ?' Terrace Standard. Wednesday, October 3, 1990 -- Page B15

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