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VOL. 13 NO. 46 I1 O WEDNESDAY O February 21, 2001 to to lm,:,-,,,,,,~.~[.~.i.]r~ |T'- $1.00 p,us 7¢ GST oo ($1.10 Plus 8¢ GST outsideof the Terracearea) i TANI[)ARD p,. Parasite numbers here a mystery Blastocystis cases off the chart in taminated food or drinking cystis here. water. "Most likely the vast major- Terrace compared to other cities Like many other gastroin- I Blastocystis - cases per year I ity of it is being spread person- testinal organisms, it can be to-person," he said. BY JEFF NAGEL race, whose numbers also take avoided by frequent hand-wash- It's also possible people are OFFICIALS are at a loss to ex- in villages north along Hwy 37. ing, proper food-handling proce- being contaminated by infected plain why a parasite is infecting That compares to just five dures, and treatment of suspect T'rrac'/N°rthr,nce-t.rtwater, such as a private well or people in Terrace in numbers reported cases in Prince Rupert, water. other drinking water source. far higher than the rest of north- Kitimat and Smithers com- But locating the source of 40 -I Smithers He says there was a pipe western B.C. bined. the parasite in the Terrace area coming out of the ground that 20 -I ...... The organism - called "We are getting s0me ser- is proving complex. was used as a drinking fountain blastocystis hominis - is be- ious numbers here," says Doug Quibell says the health unit right next to the Eby St. fish lieved to cause lengthy bouts of Ouibell,' the unit's eommnnie- has tested and ruled out the 1992-2000 hatchery near the Howe Creek diarrhea and nausea, and a gen- able disease specialist. possibility that the bug has con- trail. eral malaise. The bug is transmitted per- taminated local water systems. The health unit ordered the Northwest Health Unit statis- son-to-person, such as by shak- "City of Terrace water is great." and possibly a drinking water pipe uprooted when the water tics show it caused 49 reported ing hands or touching infected fine, and Thornhill water is But he said the health unit officer who would both invest- cases of illness in 2000 in Ter- door handles, and through con- fine," he said. "They're both plans to hire a summer student igate the prevalence of blasto- Continued Page AIO Counci' dividec Natural gas how nc. procla, jumps again CITYCOUNCIL Up 42 per cent from September how to fix its pol: LOCALS ALREADY hard hit by a Jan. 1 natural gas suing proclamatio immune to futu price increase got more bad news with another jump - plaints Of discrimJ 10 per cent- as of Feb. 1. City staff craf Combined with the 16 per cent average increase as of licy that would Jan. 1, natural gas users are now saddled with a 26 per proclamations an cent hike very early in the new year. set up a "registry In dollars and cents, the average homeowner will now vances" - a sys he paying upwards of $2,000 a year or a vi~tual doubling used in Kitimat. of the cost over the past Several years. All requests Back in July 1998, residential customers paid $5.46 a noted in the reg gigajoule compared to $13.065 as of Feb. 1. staff would send PNG, which also serves customers in the northeast, explaining that a didn't raise rates there as of Feb. 1. ing the group wel That's because the company buys gas under different activities. contracts for that region compared to the area from Van- By eliminating derhoof to Prince Rupert, said Vanderlee. clamations, the ci He noted that the Jan.1 residential increase for the no longer be haul( northeast was 32 per cent, more than the combined Jan. the B.C. Humax 1 and Feb. 1 increases for this area. Commission on Be that as it may, prices per gigajoule are still lower nation charges - a in the northeast than they are here. pening for council As of Jan, 1, the price was $9.488 in Fort St. John to proclaim a g compared to $13.065 here. day last summer. Some of that is because there's less distance between But the regis the wellhead and consumer, said Vanderlee. collapsed last we While these latest price hikes have yet to fully show enough councillol up on utility bills, Pacific Northern Gas (PNG) officials : opposition to the say they're dealing with an increasing amount of phone council sent it calls by people having a hard time coming up with the committee for a re money to heat their homes. Councillors R But because PNG has to buy the gas itself and be- Daniel and Lynn( cause it simply passes along the price it pays, there's iansen opposed t little it can do, says company official Ron Vanderlee. noting the automv "We are advising people to go on the equal payment wishing letter c plan," said Vanderlee. viewed as city By doing so, gas users avoid as much as possible high ment of the cause. prices based on winter consumption by making 12 equal "I don't think we should payments over the course of a year. be wishing something (hat Blooms in February The equal payment plan is, however, subject to may not be acceptable on changes as a year goes on based on whatever hikes that YES, EVEN in the dead of winter you can grow sunflowers. Local gardener Carol Sabo harnesses everything that comes in," may take place in the meantime. high-powered grow lights to produce sunny yellow blooms and chase away the winter blahs, She's McDaniel said. Vanderlee said PNG will work with its customers as also enjoying fresh cherry tomatoes, cucumbers and basil. Councillors David Hull much as possible when it comes to paying bills. and Ron Vanderlee were But there's no way a customer can avoid eventually in favour of the policy. having to pay for what they consume. "If the Ku Klux Klan "We will work with people, but it is a two-way street. They also have to show they are willing to pay," he said. sends a letter I'm sure ad- Trustees nix request for "We are a private enterprise." ministration has the good PNG has 40,000 residential, commercial and other sense not to send good customers and has cut off just two of them in the last wishes," Hull said. month, said Vanderlee. In earlier committee- extra day out of school He declined to say how many users are in payment level discussion, mayor Jack Talstra had said he By JENNIFER LANG ,'I feel this issue mains adamant that an additional arrears, but did say the number is higher than last year. too opposed a registry, be- • SCHOOL TRUSTEES have shot could be dealt with non-instructional day is necessary. Lower income Canadians are recelving a $125 federal lieving that city council down a request from teachers for an in the existing non- "Schools are required to have cheque and the province is applying a $200 credit to fu- should retain the authority additional non-instructional day to in s t r u c t i o n a 1 plans in place to deal with violent ture B.C. Hydro bills to offset heating fuel increases. to approve or reject pro- address health and safety concerns days," Weeber incidents," Rowe said, pointing out clamation requests, of school staff and students, said. "It is certain- that school districts, along with other I ~ "I feel this council has The Terrace District Teachers' ly an issue that workplaces in B.C., are required .to PNG rateincreasesl 998-2001 I the right to be dzscermng,'• ,, Union had asked the board to write a should be on the have safety and violence plans in t4 ...... hesaid "Ithastherih.g tto letterofsupportbackingarequestevery, agenda on place, aswell as policies dealing [ ' I " I~ [ make ;ud,,ment calls on - from B.C. Teachers' Umon to the non-instructional with how violent students are dealt 13 ...... O b U . . . ), . .... hv.,.,~,~ hoo;~ ,, Education Ministry asking for an ad- day. with. s .. ii i!II i ! !i i !i i !i !! !i! ! !

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,4 .d .. A2-The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, I:ebruary 21, 2001 Hospital to probe reasons why doc isn't doing c-sections SENIOR HOSPITAL offi- about jumping in with two the "personality rift, yes, cials are meeting this feet. I wanted to hone my said Kuntz. "I know they week to figure out why a skills," he said. do not get along." local doctor is so far un- Foude decided to do 20 Kuntz now has a copy able to do emergency cae- caesareans under supervi- of Fourie's Nov. 27 letter UCC IS NOWACCEPTIN6 KAMLOOPS: sarean sections at Mills sion, the number which is and he says it will be dis- A GREATSMALLOTY Memorial. generally regarded as the cussed when he meets APPLICATIONSFOR At the heart of the si- target in order for physi-" with Fourie and the hospi- TRANSFERTO: The main campus of UCC is located in Bachelorof SocialWork Kamloops, a great small city of 8o,ooo tuation seems to be a clans to be certified in tal's new chief of medical that offers a lifestyle with the b~st of clash of styles and perso- B.C. to do the procedure. staff, Dr. Francis Osei- Bachelorof Education- Elementary both summer and winter living. nalities between general But somewhere, some- Tutu. He replaced Dunfield • Bachelorof BusinessAdministration Kamloops is located in the Thompson- .practitioner Dr. Jaco Four- thing went wrong, Fourie who resigned in December ) Bachelorof Iournalism Okanagan, just 3ah hours by freeway ie, and the area's only started to do caesareans after six years at that post. Bachelorof Applied ComputingScience from Vancouver.Because Kamloops is in' obstetrician/gynaecologist, under Almas and then left Kuntz said he and Osei- Bachelorof Tourism Management such a central location many students Dr. Lani Almas. on a leave. But Fourie Tutu will first have to de- ,- Bachelorof Natura ResourceScience from the lower mainland now attend UCC. Fourie won't give de- never continued when he termined exactly what ," RespiratoryTherapy ...... The city iS also known=for its diy heat, tails pending his meeting returned and instead ended Fourie wants, Bachelorof FineArts semi-arid landscapesand over 2,000 with hospital officials and up going to Prince Rupert Mills Memorial hasn't Bachelorof Science(with Co-op)in Physics, hoursof sunshine everyyear. Almas has declined to where he reached his goal been able to find a second Dr, da¢o Fourle comment. Chemistry,Computing Science, Biology and under the supervision of obstetrician yet. And fill-in Math (no Co-opin Math) The situation goes back that city's gynaecologist, gynaecologists have been But bringing in people THE g to early last year when a Bachelor of Arts Degrees UNIVERSITY Dr. Marius Pienaar. brought in for those periods from the outside is less COLLEGE second obstetrician, Dr. Last Nov. 27, Fourie when Almas isn't on duty. than ideal, said Kuntz. ~z~~ CALLUCC ADMISSIONS/VOW OF THE Sheila Watson, moved wrote Dr. Jim Dunfield, Teleph0ne:[25o] 828-5o71 email:admissions@ca riboo.bc.ca CARIBOO away, leaving Almas as then the hospital's chief of APPLY ON, LINE-. WWW.CARIBOO.SC,CA the only specialist of this medical staff, telling him kind in the area. he wanted caesarean privi- It brought about a crisis leges, lie included the because Almas, as the names of four physicians only obstetrician, could who could back up his cre- not be expected to be on dentials. duty or on call constantly But Fourie says he until a second obstetrician never heard from Dunfield, was recruited. or any other hospital offi- Fourie then entered the cial for that matter. He picture. Educated and now wants an answer, say- trained in South Africa, ing the wait has been long Fourie has been in general enough. practice here since 1995. "My concern is that at He did caesareans in the end of the day, as doe- South Africa and hospital tots, we have to answer officials pegged him as an just one question. How did excellent candidate for what we do or not what we those times when an emer- do benefit the patient," he gency caesarean was nee- said. ded and Almas wasn't Up until last week, Ter- SAFEWAY available. race Area Health Council FOOD & DRUG Even once a second ob- chief executive officer

stetrician was recruited, Dieter Kuntz said he was :L hospital officials said hav- unaware of Fourie's letter. ing a general practitioner The standard procedure skilled in the procedure is for a committee of local could only benefit patient doctors to examine an ap- Participating care. plicant's credentials and, But before he applied if satisfied, to forward a Products: for privileges at Mills, recommendation to the Fourie, in an interview last health council for it to of- • CHEEZ WHIZ week, said he wanted to ficially grant privileges. do caesareans under super- Kuntz said he knows of Process Cheese Product :vision. a dispute between Fourie 1 kg. "I wasn't comfortable and Almas. "I'm aware of • KRAFTSINGLES • ! .Watch group meets Process Cheese THE LOCAE group advocating more health care here is Product Slices 1 kg. ,having another public session Feb. 24. i • CRACKER BARREL Featured will be Drs. Bill Redpath and Grog Linton giving their opinions on health care at Mills Memorial Cheddar Cheese 750 g. Hospital, says Ida Mohler of Terrace Health Watch. • KRAFT MOZZARELLA "We've been reading about things such as nurses coming and kidney dialysis and that there are physicians Cheese 750 g, on their way, but it's time to hear from health care pro- • KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER fessionals about how things are going," said Mohler. .'~ ~.. "They're in the trenches, on the front line." 2 kg, Mohler said it is important to keep asking questions * POST SHREDDIES and advocating for improvements. She said recent health care announcements are part t Cereal 725 g. of the provincial government's pro-election strategy. )l !. "Regardless of what party is in power, we have to have improvements. Our goal is better patient care and Offer Valid February 22 - 24, 2001. better conditions for staff," Mohler added. *All 4 products must be City councillor Lynne Christiansen will give an up- purchased in the same date on the city's health task force and there'll be a re- transaction to receive bonus presentative from the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Founda- tion, the local society which raises money for hospital reward miles equipment. The sessions begins l0 a.m. at the ~lks Hall and ends at 11:30 a.m. College offers ' " ' nurse training I~'[E FIRST of what Northwest Community College ex- Game Hens Potatoes pects to be a return of nurse training programs here is due to start next month. What's planned is a refresher course for registered i~:~ !~°~;.n,?a~,t A or U!!i~:. i,;T" Product of CanadaCanada, NoNo. 2 GradeGrade. nursesrses who haven't worked in a hospital-type setting for a period~eriod of five to 15 years...... :~' ...... ~ "','~=~ They'll undertake 16 weeks of independent study, 4 ~~ [t~ ~ ~l~~ classroom,ssroomtheory theory and lab timefollowedbytime followed by hospital- basedsod work experience in the summer and a more inten- ~; ": II'/I'! P'i ~' 'i MNI sive:r'e andf°ur'weekearlyfour-weekfall.W°rk work experience session in the late sum- /.Ib, mer and early fall. Because the college does not have accreditation to I A • A-- offer~er nursing proglprograms tins yet, it is acacting [ng un(under =.r the au-~u- I~);!i:ii~ i)i~i!!! !g A ~O' $4,391kg~ ~ Ir 0 1 ~ ell) spicesices of the Malaspina.Vtalasl ina Uni/er~University [ty C¢College liege in Nanaimo,Nanair Lo, - - "Certainly we're excited by this," college public re- 1 ~ ~ i lations official Barb Sheridan said last week. I I The refresher program is the first evidence of a gov- ernment-financed renewed effort at providing more nurses in the province. A nursing program at the college was cut in the early 1990s because of budgets and a sur- plus of nurses which existed at the time. Sheridan said the college is still waiting for word on approval and money to Start a 16-month licensed practi- cal nursing program. It had hoped to be in position to begin the program this fall, but that very much depends upon when it gets the go ahead, she added. The college also wants to strike a deal with the Uni- uaKesnop" Zest rampersli'...... ,=/i versity of Northern British Columbia to offer the first two years of a nursingdegree program here with the univers- ity offering the final,two years in Prince George. uuns MU BarSoa UU MegaPack Those who graduate can then work on receiving tileir Hot Dog or ~ registered nurse status. ',: Package12.Hamburgerof Buns, ~AVAAir ~"mr ~'~ AssortedSAvEatVarieties. r~,~V,,~=-B 1~' Assortedvarieties. ~ !~1~~ While waiting for official •approvals, the college is looking for people to act as either part time or full time nursing instructors,

The right number r ' A 1-800 NUMBER in George chinns" letter to the editor published Feb. 14 was incorrect, The right~number is 1- 800-663.7867. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 - A3

It ,originated in Kitimat N II I i ! Child DNA program here N ews In Brief A CUTTING edge child identification program is Quake rattles northwest now in full swing in Ter- IF YOU you felt the ground trembling around noon race. last Saturday you weren't imagining things. The Child Identification An earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter Program, also called scale was felt across the northwest at 12:12 p.m. CHIP, provides parents of Saturday. newborns with a perma- The quake was centred on the ocean floor 109 nent DNA sample of their kilometres west of the Queen Charlotte Islands, but child that could be used by was felt as far inland as far as Stewart, Terrace police in the event that a and even Smithers. child goes missing. No injuries or damage was reported, Provincial With newborns, blood is Emergency Program spokesman Darlene Snide, taken from the heel of the said Saturday afternoon. baby and dropped on a Residents in various neighbourhoods around town specially treated piece of reported feeling the earth tremor. white paper designed to "People should look at this as a wake-up call," preserve the sample. It is Snider said. "It's important that people who live in then sealed in a foil enve- an earthquake zone plan and prepare for an lope and given to parents. emergency." The program began in Kit,mat last year with great success and was in- Grocery store held up itiated in Terrace through THREE PEOPLE are charged with robbing the B the Terrace Rotary club and G Grocery convenience store here Feb. 12. which is providing the Christopher Bernard, 19, and Clifford Warner, sampling kits for newborns 19, both of Terrace have been charged with the robbery. A 17-year-old Terrace male has also been in Terrace free of charge. DELILAH Andrews comforts daughter Trinity as pari~n'ts and would only be used in case a child Getting the program off charged but his name cannot be disclosed because blood is taken from her heel, The sample is kept by goes missing and police need to identify remains, he is a minor. the ground proved a bit The three men are in custody until Feb. 20 when shaky at the beginning of Rotary member Lyle children. ing a DNA sample of her obtained from the Terrace they will appear in court. the year because many Harvey says he anticipates Delilah Andrews is jfist baby gives her peace of Rotary club and then Police say three males entered the store at 11 new parents were unaware the program will be very one of those parents. mind. brought to the lab at Mills p.m. Feb. 12 and that one of them produced a knife that the service was avail- Successful. Trinity Nieole Andrews "I'm going to have my Memorial where blood will and demanded eash and cigarettes from the lone able. '*We expect to have .was born on Ni~w Year's other kids done as well," be taken and preserved clerk on duty. New parents are now 100 per cent participation Day. She returned to the she said. "It's a child identifica- Police said the clerk complied and three males being informed about the very soon," said Harvey. hospital one month later Parents who want sam- tion program," said Har- fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of money service and can choose to Harvey also said he's with morn, Delilah, to pies for their older children vey. "Hopefully the DNA and several packages of cigarettes. have it done while the been seen a lot of interest have her DNA sample can do so by purchasing a will never need. to be baby undergoes other rou- in the program expressed taken, kit for $7. The kits can be used." tine lab tests. by parents with older Andrews says that hay- Vehicles rolled over d . ;. POOR mad conditions are mostly to blame for two separate vehicle relievers near Terrace recently, say police. ( 'ouncillors vote themselves a raise Shortly before 4:30 p.m. Feb. 7, a Kit,mat CITY COUNCILLORS voted themselves a 3.1 the 8 ball," said George. unlike half the school board, councillors don't woman driving a sports utility vehicle lost control per cent pay increase last week. "I agree - for the sake of future councils, have to travel far to regular meetings. near the airport and went off the road. The vehicle The mayor's salary rises from $20,868 to we should do this," councillor David Hull said. Another yardstick are the pay increases rolled over, trapping the woman for over 20 min- Councillor Olga Power said school trustees given to the city's unionized staff. utes while emergency crews worked to free her. Each councillor will now be paid $9,379 per here are presently paid more than city council- This year's 3.1 per cent council pay raise Two other passengers in the vehicle also sus- year - up from $9,097. lore. will be more than double the 1.5 per cent city tained minor injuries, said police. The raises will cost the city an extra $2~334 According to school district staff, trustees staff will get. In a second incident on the same day, a Terrace this year. arc paid $7,688 while the board chair gets Eut in most of the past decade it's been the man rolled his Ranger 4X4 pickup truck near the Councillors said the increase is in line with $9,955. other way around, with council four times free- Williams Creek bridge on Highway 37, said police. the increase in the Vancouver Consumer Price But in addition, most trustees from out of zing its pay while CUPE staff have received He suffered minor injuries and sought help. Index, a common measure of the cost of living. town bill a few thousand a year in travel and small increases. Though icy road conditions contributed to both Councillor Val George and others also ar- accommodation expenses to get to meetings in Since 1992, when councillors got paid accidents, police remind the public to watch their gued failing to keep pace with inflation now Terrace. $8,251, council pay has risen a total of 13.7 speed while travelling in less than ideal conditions. would make catching up a much harder job Councillors are also able to claim travel per cent. Union staff, with a base rate now at "Sometimes 40 km per hour is too fast for the later on. expenses while out of town on city business, $20.56 per hour, are paid 21 per cent more road conditions," said Cst. Gary Swanson. "It puts other councils in the future behind but it's generally for much less. That's because than they were in 1992.

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Much has been made of the low test scores der- • " -,'q'Jq'""' "t.~ ived from a new provincial government effort to determine how students are doing in select grades in schools across B.C. /; ) -9 :" j .; , ,I,. Indeed, much should be made of the results as they don't paint a pretty picture in this area with the test scores generally showing a below the average result for Grades 4, 7 and 10. SP, A'Z.IL. AUbRE55E ; ANAt A'5 COW (ON ERN5 ' The test results clearly indicate local taxpayers aren't getting an adequate return for the tens of millions they pump into the public school system each year. NDP's troubles keep o-- (:oming Taxpayers have only to compare the public VICTORIA - Last week, the Those who advocated the don,t come any tougher than NDP wagon blew a few more hunting ban claim there are no Harry Lull." That's vintage Lali school results with those of independent schools gaskets, reliable data regarding the for you. He's not known for har- to tell them there's something seriously wrong. The wheels fell of some grizzly population in this pro- bouring self-doubt. The independent schools scored higher in what is time ago, but the old jalopy vince, estimated at about Lali's move clearly blind- kept lurching along on its 13,000. And that gave the gee- sided Dosanjh, and the timing a virtual unpaid advertisement for themselves. axles. Now it,s barely moving, ernment enough of an excuse couldn't have been any worse. Parents concerned about the education of their not even qualifying as a fixer- to impose the moratorium. The election will have to be children and, finances permitting, will be casting upper. Having said all that, at- held by next June and the' last You could almost feel sorry tributing Lali's resignation ex- thing Dosanjh needed was an- an interested eye toward the independent schools• for Ujjal Dosanjh, the premier, elusively to the hunting ban other example of a party and If the public schools were instead a highway First forest ministry staff find a would not be correct, government in disarray. project gone awry or a fast ferry escapade, there'd few cartons of documents that There has been friction be- Lali was first elected in the sink the Carrier Lumber ap- tween Lali and the premier 1991 NDP sweep under the be ealls for a royal commission. peal and then his Minister of HUBERTBEYER since the latter was chosen leadership of Mike Harcourt Of all the results, the most disturbing are those Transportationpacks it in, blaming and Highways his boss He's got a good point• party leader. Some go as far as and was re-elected in 1996. for students in Grade 4. These students have for running the province from Whether or not you agree with to saYLaliLalihashateSbeenDOSanjh.oneof the theHenextSays election,he is not runningwhichinis barely started their education and already, there his office without consulting the principle of banning the most loyal supporters of Glen probably just as well because ': are signs of trouble. his ministers, hunt of grizzly bears, the fact Clark, the former NDP leader no NDP seat will be safe, par- So now we're faced with the situation of the Harry Lali, he of the flashy is that pressure for the mora- and premier, ticularly in central and northern ; suits and ties, gave the pro- torium came almost exclus- Like many others, Lali still British Columbia which feels i school district promoting literacy, playing catch mier no warning. The high-pro- ively from the urban south, resents the fact that Dosanjh about as alienated from Victor- : up on the long and complicated road of preparing file Indo-Canadian .who repro- where the only hunting going blew the whistle on Clark ia as western Canadians from young people for their future. seats the riding of Yale-Lil- on is for department store bar- when, in his former capacity Ottawa. looet, quit his cabinet post.in,.:~.~.,~.~,gains .~, . :.;...... :~ ..,- .,. :~ ,, as -:attorn0y~ general, he an- In the last press conference ,This, is an odd positionf~'~ !he~ischool district~ ~tl~e~ w'~k~~ ot ~h~at I,~DP, M~,.~i ~:,Nonopy .~ ,, .,,..~ in vancouver , ~,. ~ ano,,,.,~.f;nouhc~d ,(t'i~at~ ., a ~'cri~i~[ , , , !'in!'~ '~;~:be'f'o~:e;i h~ , left ~)ith Jean Chre- It,s odd because teaching,children to read, write cailed a sip/my caucus meet- wctona. will have their hveu " vesfigation againff ~Claik'~h , , , ' iiefii"~he'P'/ime MiniStei, 8h the hood threatened by the ban, and do math is the job of the school district in the ing at which cabinet approved ..... underway in conne~iidn with "trade mission to China, a re- ! the controversial moratorium but ...... grades and ...outhtters ~. in the awarding of a casino li- porter asked Dosanjh jokingly first place as part of its normal and regular func- on grizzly bear hunting, normern urmsn t.;ommma ar0 'cence. In the last leadership whether he's coming back, tion. He has since been replaced going to be hit hard. race, Lali supported Gordon considering all the problems he By now having to promote literacy as a Special by Skeena NDP MLA Helmut I couldn't bring myself to Wilson, and not his fellow is facing. Giesbrecht. shoot a grizzly bear. I have Indo-Canadian Dosanjh. The premier laughed, but task, the district is in reality admitting a failure to Lali is said to have told his problems killing flies, but that Reacting to Lali's resigna- you have got to wonder who- perform its duties despite years of extensive and cabinet colleagues that the doesn't mean everybody else tion, the premier said that ther the rewards of politics are expensive programs. hunting ban would further split has to think th0 same way. when tough decisions have to worth the trouble. the province along north-south If the grizzly population is be made, tough people are Beyer can be reached at: To fix this problem, efforts must start at kin- lines, rural folk versus cappuc- stable and their survival not needed, and Lali wasn't one of E.mail: [email protected]; dergarten and in the primary grades. It's here cino-sucking, condo-dwelling threatened by limited hunting, those, to which Lali later re- Tel (250) 382-6900; Web city slickers, who am I to impose my views plied, "that's a crock - they http:/Iwww.hubertbeyer.com where young minds are at their most trainable on others? and open to learning, relatively unscarred and un- cluttered by television and video games. A re-

newed emphasis based on the core foundations of ., • reading, writing and arithmetic will only make what comes after that much more attainable. Educators will hasten to add that they are not Has she got a deal fc)r you alone in this task. They're right. Parents and guar- REACHING AGE 65 is both Gray for anatomical study and for by the family or the estai'e: :: dians must take responsibility. To simply assume good and bad. The good news medical research. Donating The need for rapid transfer of is you begin to receive a pen- your body to science "has the the body to the university', i the school system will take care of their children sion, you pay only dispensing unique distinction of rendering means it is essential the donor is wrong. fees for drugs, and one day a service after death to society." informs family, doctor, and ex- month you get a 10 per cent The university could use 20 ecutor of intentions well in ad- Homes and schools cannot operate independ- discount at some stores. to 40 more bodies each year. vance of death• Waiting until ently. There is too much at stake. But first, The bad news is it's time to For the body to be acceptable the reading of the will• would write a will, name an exec- to them, death may not in- be too late. schools must put in place proper foundations. utor, and decide on funeral volve an infectious or conta- Donating my body to science plans, gious disease. 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Published on Wedne~ay of each week el 3210 Clinton Slr~l, Terrace, BritishColun~ VSO 5R2, SIo~s, photographs,illuststl~e; designs and types~es In the TerraceStandard are the prope~ of the copydgh| hofdom, t~ctudi~ Caflboo Press [1969) Ltd,, its llluslmtion repro services and adve~ts~g ag~des, Relxoduc~onIn whole of In past,~ ~flen ~m~, b epedft~ly prohibll~. ~lz~ as se~ mall ~g ~e ~t ~ ~nt, for ~nl of ~l~e In cash, Special thanks to all our contributors and correspondents for their time and talents The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 - A5 Wolf m crazy CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD biologists , The,,,,,Mail Bag wet behind the ears Dear Sir: Hardly a day goes by when there isn't an arti- cle in the news about some environmental group coming up with another species of wildlife in B.C. that is on the verge of extinction, or another area that shouldn't be logged, mined or fished. Not too long ago it was bears in general, in- eluding black bears, on the road to extinction. What a crock - I live at Lakelse Lake and we walk for exercise, or I should say we did walk for exercise until the bears began to outnumber the walkers. It hasn't deterred me from walking, but DRUG FREE zones aren't working, nor is the my wife and her friend have stopped walking justice system, says one reader. during bear season. Just recently there were a couple of biologists Drug response is a joke on TV regarding the risk to "grey wolves" in our Dear Sir: rainforests. These biologists claimed clearcuts I have noticed that the drug free zones are will delete the deer population and therefore the under attack. In fact, you have to laugh at the "grey wolves" will starve to death. : idea to begin with. What utter nonsense. I am just a month short : My child has just entered the eighth grade and of 79 years of age. I have hunted deer, goat and he already has indicated to me that many of his moose in northwestern B.C. for 65 years and I'm peers are already into drugs and even now selling appalled at their ridiculous claims. drags. These biologists appeared to be a little wet Now I know that policing isn't the only an- behind the ears, so I guess we can excuse them swer. It seems our government, Justice system, for their lack of practical knowledge regarding and parents are probably the main culprits. the deer and moose population. I mean for crying out loud, isn't it illegal to I suggest the biologists, referred to above, go sell cigarettes to a minor? And yet they are col- back to their school of learning and ask for a re-' lected in packs outside the front of the high fund of their tuition fees. schools each and every school day, smoking ci- You do not hunt for deer, moose or bear in a garettes and marijuana. How is this legal and rainforest (old growth forest). Surely you biolo- what does it say about our community? gists must have walked through an old growth Where are the parents, or are the children just forest, of which there are hundreds on the B.C. products of their parents and this is just a perpe- coast. tuation of the lack of respect that had developed You therefore should have noticed that the over the last several generations? forest floor consists of decadent windfalls, devils Personally I could not imagine being a tea- club and an abundance of moss. There is no feed cher today where at one time there was the odd for deer or moose in these forests. They do not. child which had a general lack of respect to a eat moss! time how where the general population had no I lived on the Queen Charlotte Islands for 3 respect and quite frankly probably won't amount years where there are more deer per square mile to much. Should we as parents thank ourselves than anywhere in B.C. Venison was our mainstay for this or is it the times we live in? as far as meat was concerned. Guess where we The B.C. government wastes money to sue the hunted? Right. We hunted the areas that had tobacco companies for the health care costs in- been logged where forage for deer abounds! curred by the province due to smoking and yet You biologists and foreign and ill-informed. they collect a tidy sum from every package of environmentalists should talk to the seniors in cigarettes sold. the area and you will find there weren't an]t The police force takes time and effort to final- moose in the Nass and Skeena areas until log- ly convict a drug dealer and their sentence ging opened up the forests so the forest floor amounts to no more that a slap on the wrist. could grow the plants on which deer and moose .. ED ANSEMS is a local mushroom picker pushing for better protection of the part of the air- Our Justice system lacks the courage to pro- thrive. Not only is wildlife thriving but so are the ' port lands that are rich in pine mushrooms, tect communities and allow children to reach !~ ,, their full p0tentjai. I don't u ndersta0.d what is forest in these logged areas. ,, • . :.,. .. .~ . 1, . I have a message for the .Ram Gr e~, I Airport, , mushroom, , ground, I"'!'~? °...... g g,,~ ~09t... ~.... . going on anymore. We are such a small c0m- behave they call themselves. Go back to knit ...... , ,. , ...... ' :. : :~ 'rriu~iity''a'~id~ yet'the iv is a getieral l/~¢~k bf interest ting, spoiling your grandchildren and making a in our children's education and future as evi- contribution to your communities instead of tear- denced by provincial standings. ing them down. under threat of develop ent We are such a small community and still Leave logging to the loggers who must live up Dear Sir: council or talk to council members now, There is drugs are out of control. Surely the majority of to our Forest Practices Code, and who make a It is disheartening to hear of yet another piece a council meeting on Feb. 21, at 7:00 p.m., and drug dealers are already identified and something substantial contribution to the economy of B.C. of prime mushroom ground that will very likely members of the public need to be there to show could be done a little sooner to save one more which will go on ad infinitum, if they are al-~: be destroyed in the near future. Pine mushroom support for this proposal. child from the habit. We are such a small com- lowed to continue their trade. pickers and those who just enjoy walking through Other suggestions or concerns should also be munity that should care about our children and I understand Greenpeace funded your trip to park-like forested areas need to express their given at this time. Pine mushroom pickers need their future. Europe: a great waste of funds for their ill-in- concerns. And, their voices need to be heard to unite or this area could possibly be gone in the Terrace needs to take on a different attitude or formed supporter. I wonder if any of your grand- now. very near future. this community will surely fade. If not by the children benefit from the forest industry in B.C. The City of Terrace has planned for heavy in- My other concern for this area centers around perpetuation of illiteracy then from the lack of or use any of its products? dustrial use in their proposed zoning for the land recreation and the physical well-being of our po- community involvement. When Greenpeace, the Sierra Club and its af- to the south and east of the airport runways. This pulation. I worry that a great place for seniors Expect the best from your children, expect the filiates get through, B.C. will be one large pro- property has attracted 40 to 100 pickers for six to and families to walk may soon be gone. best from yourselves and maybe we can all be vincial park. eight weeks each year during mushroom season. Here, there is a blanket of green moss under- rewarded. However, jobs will abound in the tourist indu- This area alone generates approximately foot and very few obstructions to impede you. J. Wayne stry where our grandchildren and great grandchil- $250,000 per year for Terrace residents and Compare this area to most of the other forested Terrace B.C. dren will be tour guides, working for minimum therefore, for the most part, Terrace businesses. areas surrounding Terrace and you begin to ap- wages to entertain the wealthy Americans and Why we continue to destroy land that pro- preciate this land even more. Europeans who support Greenpeace and the Sier- duces a renewable resource is beyond my under- Areas set aside as undeveloped park land in ra Club and its affiliates. standing. Prime mushroom ground is productive Terrace are difficult to walk through. In these Not addicts by choice I am fortunate to own an old boat that is sea- for 80 to 100 years. After the trees in the mush- areas, the growth is so dense and sunlight doesn't Dear Sir: worthy enough to enable me to sight see in all" room area reach maturity, at approximately 180 penetrate the canopy, that it makes for a dark It was with some sadness that I read Mr. Bul- the inlets between Kitimat, Prince Rupert and years, the production of mushrooms decreases. At and expressing walk. These pine mushroom lied's letter to the editor titled "Their Choice" the Hecate Straits. We cruise by mile after mile that point, the trees in the producing area could grounds are a unique addition to the Terrace area (The Terrace Standard, Feb. 7, 2001). of practically untouched forests. be logged. and can be enjoyed year round as a comfortable Most drug addicts don't become addicts by Never a trip goes by that we don't see bears, The airport land in question likely has be- walking experience, not just during mushroom their personal choice - it's a horrible, sad, and (black and grizzly), deer and wolves (grey, tween 30 and 70 years of productive mushroom season. terribly unhappy life. brown and black) in the second growth areas. If ' life left (depending on the age of various trees). On a related note, those of you who are con- They usually become addicts due to some un- you don't see a wolf every trip, you can hear I have suggested to council a change to the cerned about the "Gravel Pit" mushroom picking fortunate circumstances in their lives and most their howl. . M2 industrial use zoning for this part of the air- area on Kalum Lake Drive just north of Terrace addicts want to get rehab. Logging in some areas continue fortunately, port land. should contaef the Ministry of Forests on Keith There's a saying in Hindi -Aa baael mujhe most of it barely visible, old logging shows are This change would leave much of this land in Ave. Much of this land is also scheduled for log- maar. It translates come bull and hit me. now in various stages of second growth, where reserve (in its natural state) for now until the de- ging in the next couple of years. This area and If addicts had enough insight into the health deer and bear abound. mand for industrial land can no longer he met by the airport land are the last, larger pieces of risks etc. do you think they would purposely Come on B.C., get off your butts and tell the other M2 zoned land in this area. prime mushroom ground close to Terrace. shoot drugs? No. They are mentally ill and be- world you're not going to take it any longer. This proposal would concentrate industrial use We need to make sure that this destruction come unaware to the pitfalls. Great Bear Rainforest? Balderdash! to that land to the north of Highway 37 (which is does not continue. Your voice and opinions need It's the very difference that you can sit in your W.A. Sandhals, presently being logged) and the land immediate- to be heard. cozy home and pick up a pen and ink and point Lakelse Lake, B.C.' ly next to Highway 37 to the west and south. Ed Ansems fingers at their miseries whilst they are not even If you agree with this proposal, write to city Terrace B.C. aware of what a cozy home is any more. They become homeless, friendless, penniless with a single predominant need and that is the need for Gun law gives gov't simply "believe entry (to a .house) will be which enabled them to do this came into effect drugs. refused." They don't even have to have any evi- about 10 years ago. Try to put yourself in their shoes for a few sweepiing__ new powers dence firearms are pre- Mr. Griffith, C-68 makes gun owners in Cana- minutes to experience their griefs and worries. Dear Sir: sent. da very nervous. I agree with John Holdstock's True, they would be very different from yours. I would like to respond to the letter by Ray C-68 also makes it Since w/ion concerns. Canada is no longer a free country. Besides, would you rather live in fear that an Gdffith in the Jan. 17 Terrace Standard. He was mandatory for the home does a free de- Rob Freeman addict may mug you or break into your home or responding to John Holdstock's critique of the owner or anyone else mocracy run on Terrace B.C. vehicle so he can get a few pennies which take Firearms Act and specifically the storage provi- on the premises to ass- the him/her closer to their drug addiction? sions of it. hope that all ist police in their law enforce- Or would you rather there be some public Mr. Griffith admitted the scenario of someone search for illegal ma- Fix hills upto bench money used towards rahab of these individuals2 in a home without a firearms license being terials. Does Nazi Ger- ment personnel An open letter to Terrace city council: Not to mention the high health costs of these charged with unlawful possession and the owner many come to mind will just exer. Our number one concern is a centrally located individuals when they use dirty needles risking of the firearms being charged with unsafe storage anyone? This violates else common manmade structure (access to the Bench). For them to potential aids, hepatitis etc. which will "undoubtedly does happen". the Charter's protection sense? humanitarian reasons, the millions of dollars re- hurt our already sick health care system. He then goes on to say basically don't worry, against self-incrimina- quired can be obtained through the recent fed- Mr. Bullied, just because your life may have be happy because the police usually use com- tion. eral, provincial infrastructure program. been privileged (circumstantially) and you were mon sense and discretion in these matters, Finally section 117 C,C. gives the federal ca- The dire warning when a pipe broke on Kalum able to make the right choices for yourself it I realize many police officers do use common binet the right to specify what type of firearms last winter must be heeded. doesn't mean that you should lose insight to- sense, but since when does a free democracy run can be used for hunting and sporting purposes, Everyone is fully aware of the instability of wards those less privileged than yourself. on the hope that all law enforcement personnel This in effect gives the government the right to these slopes and the ever-increasing traffic. Their life is also a gift just like yours and will just exercise common sense and hope it all confiscate all firearms at anytime. Imagine the tragedy, the sorrow, should a mine. So please, please have some compassion come out in the wash? Can't happen here you think? Two years ago school bus topple over the edge, and the lawsuit for those unfortunate people living in an unfortu- Bill C-68, if anything, is a horrible piece of Australia ordered all gun owners to turn over to follow. nate life style, legislation. Section 104(2) (c) gives police the pump action and semi-auto (not full-auto) hun- Gerald Duffus Kanwal Gill power to obtain a warrant from a judge if they ting rifles and shotguns to the police. The law Terrace B.C, Terrace B,C. A6- The Ter'race Standard, Wednesday, February, 2i, 2001 Nisga'a to obey moratorium on shooting grizzly bears THE NISGA'A say they will honour a provincial mora- that might be exempt. torium on grizzly bear hunting, even though they doubt Gosnell said he was meeting with environment mini- the need for one. ster Inn Waddell last Friday to express his diSappoint- "Yes we will abide by the moratorium," Nisga'a gov- ment with how the province handled the issue. ernment president Joe Gosnell said last week. "British Columbia failed to consult with us as stipula- The Nisga'a could have insisted on their negotiated ted by the treaty," Gosnell said. "It impacts onour abili- right to bunt'an estimated two bears a year, as set out in ty to exercise our treaty rights." the Nisga'a treaty. He said the Nisga'a will abide by the moratorium Their concession means there won't be unequal treat- even though he doubts grizzly populations are in trouble, merit of hunters in the Nass Wildlife Area delineated by particularly in this region. the treaty. Increased study of the bears is a good idea, he added. The three-year moratorium on grizzly bear hunting "A scientific study needs to be done to clearly indi- announced Feb, 8 by the NDP government suddenly tale to those who do have concerns that there are a suf- thrust the Nisga'a into the provincial spotlight as a group ficient amount of bears out there," Gosnell said. il Alcohol suspected in crash SEVEN people were taken to hospital Feb. 15 after the driver of a Chevy Bla- zer ran a stop sign and struck a Ford F150, say I police. A 20-year-old man from Kitimat was ticketed for driving without due care and attention, say RCMP. 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4639 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC MIV Ph 635-5150 Fax 635-6675 ~Cil'i : Ri~r The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21 ," 2001 - A7 Does' psych Medical ' MacKay'sFuneral Semite Ltd.].. Briefs rim, t SH Wof ServingTerrace, Kitimat, Smithers & Prince Rupert II Help h--~-sarrived v,.., ..,. HEARTS Monuments Concerned personalII ~ Bronze Plaques • servicetn the Northwest li MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital has re-opened its 10- =" r" TELETHON Terrace Crematorium , since1946 II bed regional psychiatric unit thanks to finding a i napprop_ late c Tv psychiatrist from Ontario who will act as clinical 4626 Davis Street : II director for a two-week period which began Feb. THE TERRACE and Area Health Council has gone" o/=^e~ o~~=~AI~ .- Terrace, B.C. V8G 1X7 II '19. against advice of the person who was brought in to deal r~,-~ r~(.,w~.,,,u,-,, I^ ..,,,,=~ Phone635-2444* Fax 635-635'2160II ! The unit closed the beginning of the year after with its strained finances. It concerns money paid to YOURPLEDGE /~-~ ~ 24 hour pager II [ attempts failed to find a permanent director or to local general practitioners to provide weekend coverage Send your donation II find a person to act as a temporary one. for the psychiatric ward,, At the same time, the hospital is expecting more The hospital receives about $150,000 a year in its psychiatric help thanks to a psychiatrist recruited budget to cover what are called sessional fees paid to by Prince Rupert. Dr. Kazi Ahmad has agreed to local general practitioners for weekend coverage at the fill in once the person from Ontario leaves until a ward. permanent director is found. But that's not enough and, on an average year, the = Ahmad, educated in the United States and re- hospital runs a deficit in this category of approximately : cmited'from a job in New Zealand, is expected to $100,000, pushing the total cost for this service at arrive in Canada Feb. 26. $250,000. Having one health council lend assistance to an- Tom Novak, brought in two years ago to curb mount- other is being viewed as a step toward more' co- ing deficits at Mills and who ended up as acting admin- " operation between northwest health authorities. istrator for seven months, has told the council that since general practitioners were also on call for the hospital's emergency department, they should not also receive money for psychiatric services. Audit cost $30,800 "As it stands at the present time physicians receive LAST YEAR'S audit done of the Terrace and Area sessional fees on the chance that there may be a call for Health Council's budget and spending cost at least an admission to psychiatry," said Novak in a Sept. 2000 $30,880, says a letter from the provincial comp- report to the health council. troller general. "What must occur is that physicians should have the The audit was requested by the Terrace Health ability to bill the sessional fee based on the time that Watch Group which was concerned about how was taken in dealing with, treating and/or admitting the much money was going into health care here and patient to the psychiatric unit, or the physician may how it was being used. choose to bill his or her time as fee-for-service." The audit found nothing unusual, but did suggest "Physicians should not, however, receive sessional some ways to better control some expenditures, money plus fee-for-service nor should sessional money be paid as on-call fees to physicians who are on call for the emergency department," said Novak. Midwives sought "This is [an] inappropriate use of such funds and the THEY'RE POPULAR in other places, but not so practice must stop," he concluded. prevalent in B.C. Novak left last spring. His remarks were contained in But the College of Midwives of B.C. is looking the Sept. 2000 report on cost control and effieiencies for candidates to add to the approximately 70 mid- presented to the health council. wives now working in B.C. Current health council chief executive officer Dieter It's "a number that is not able to fulfil the de- Kuntz said the council disagrees with Novak's position. mand for midwifery services in the province," says "If [general practitioners] are on call for the week- college registrar Jane Kilthei. ends, we have an obligation to pay for that," said Kuntz. The college has now prepared a handbook for The health council earlier disagreed with Novak's as- those interested in the occupation. sessment that it gets enough money for the services now offered at Mills. It felt that Novak's assessment would be What's in a name? taken as a sign by the health ministry that more money I NOW THAT there's approval to build a $2.3 mil- isn't needed at the hospital, Friday, 2 &Saturday, March 3 lion supportive housing project on the bench adja- cent to Terraceview Lodge, the Terrace and Area Health surplus builds up Pendrasan Health Council needs to give it a name. THE TERRACE and Area Health Council continues to So it's inviting submissions and they can be sent show black on its books, thanks in great measure to hav- Skeena Room- Terrace Inn to Dieter Kuntz, CEO, Terrace and Area Health ing a nursing shortage. Most recent financial reports post Council, 4720 Haugland Ave., Terrace, B.C. V8G the surplus at Mills Memorial Hospital at $424,604. 2W7. They can also be faxed to 638-4017. Already There's a deficit at Terraceview Lodge of $91,827, mak- Tickets $15 each at UNIGLOBE -'" before the council is a suggestion to name the fa- ing for an all around surplus of $332,777. cility after Walter McConneli, a longtime com- "Wages continue to be underspent, mainly on the COURTESYTRAVEL munity volunteer who passed away this year. medical surgical and intensive care units," said finance CC~ 4718A Lazelh Ave. Terrace director Paul Manhas in a report. TERRACE INN .~uee~3ae i i i Ill LEARN TO FLY!ll Ground School Course For Pilots LicenseStarting February 22, 2001 f~'~a~~ Cost: $299.00 -- x.~ I To register,or for more information call: 635-1852.Stop Dreaming and Start Flying! if yo j ' ant to reduce Ti~J~ir Char~ers/._L~. ! i i Terrace Crimestoppers will be holding their >, )ur energ'/bill, ANNUAL GENERALMEETING Tuesday. Feb. 27. 2001 at h.e.i.F,, is all arc,und . 7:00 pm at the Terrace R.C.M.P. building on Eby St.. All interested parties are encouraged to attend. 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Get h.e.l.p, online or call 4:-9463 (Lower Malnland) or 1-877-431-9463 A8- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, .February 21, 2001 ' II I -1 J oe Gos Re II to receive" • .,, ..... ~'.,,,"...... ~c'~ Order of Canada title JOE GOSNELL joins an the Nisga'a Treaty. difference to the country, At Deers, wo are big enough to have whet you want.,. elite group Feb. 28 when The list of 51 Cana- and is Canada's highest but small enough to care who you are. he's named an officer of dians added to the Order of honour for lifetime achie- the Order of Canada by Canada describes Gosnell vement. Governor-General Adri- as "one of the most highly Gosnell was among re- enne Clarkson. respected aboriginal lea- cipients who appeared and Refrigerator The president of the ders in Canada" and ere- spoke to a luncheon of the Nisga'a Lisims Govern- dits his "great determina- Canadian Club last Thurs- Blowout! ment will go to Rideau tion, enormous patience, daY,ii t Vancouver. Save up to $400 on 2000 models. Hall in Ottawa to receive and unwavering belief in made my day," Gos- the high honour for his the rights of his people." Now 799" nell said on hearing the 8ave $300, KENMORE • mork over 20 years towards The Order recognizes news. "It's nice to be re- gO.e.CU, ft, lop freezsr fd~ge.

, ~60142.Sears reD. 1090.90. the historic 1999 signing of people who have made a cognized." Joe Gosnell ~ .Now ~ ~.~:-~. ~ ~'J l "~",:'!:~: 'i Now 599" l i ..~;;.~ ,), 999" li ~-- ' "1 [l 10997g M P skunked on the chance 8eve $100 ""~ Save $400 ..... " -'-- % tU.S.¢a. ~top ~ ! KENMORE ti ~ '- (?, -"i~im KENMORE 2t.6.cu, ft, g~_.. ~.. , ; freezsrfrldge, i~ lop freezer lddge. " [,~~.~,~',"~'|:j3 .~ , E lop,reezer21.7-cu. ft. fddge. 160292, '60282, to make his maiden speech Sears,~12. reg. 699.99. k""~l~i Sears reg. 1399.99. Sears reg. 1499.99. IT WAS the speech he guys are a little bit long- He's already formed a Now "" ' ";~'- ~'-'~" Now r:Ti"f 999" li never gave. winded,'.' he said last partnership with fellow Al- s..,,oo Rookie Skeena Al- week. liance MP John Duncan KENMORE mD~:,lll~ KENMORE )1" W'~.:., ' KENMORE liance MP Andy Burton 'TII still have an oppor- who represents the north- ,...,..,o.,.,...m!.~:~!m,~m sld~Pbyoelde,dOge. i~':~:~'~. ~'~!islde-blt-sM, lodge, worked and worked at tunity to give it, but I don't ern end of Vancouver Is- what was to be his maiden know when," Burton land, an area that also :i ii Searsreg. 1099.99. "~'*' Seers reg. 1999.99. speech in Parliament, added. stands to benefit should an t~ ..1., * carefully editing it down to "Mike [Scott, Button's oil and gas extraction in- 1149" [~': ~11199" lli~&i~i.:i:,~!}1399 'S fit into the 10 minutes he predecessor] didn't give dustry deyelop. 1% was given. his speech until his second "We'll be making this a ,g.,o,. e. ig[~Z~b - ::.,,'IM ~e-=a.ft. ~,~:'~L~, ':~ilrl~l"t.7"C". It was billed as a re~- term." real issue," said Burton. Ix,tt~m |.czar Idd9e, [] ,~,~.~;' ~m bottomIreezer ,edge.B~.~ rL~][ r'ottom,reeler sponse to the throne And had Burton been The Skeena MP is also Saara're0. $399.99. I~ Seers'reg. 1399.99. ~ Sears reD. 169~J.99. speech which opened the given the chance to speak, anticipating the election of ~il;iii~il new parliament. one of his themes was the Gordon Campbell as pre- I USEYOUR S~S~DA,O DON'T PAY FOR ONE FULL YEAR ON ALL M/~:~ APP~ES Bat time ran out Feb. 9, need to lift the oil and gas mier, saying a B.C. Liberal Oon't pay until feblualy 2002. orl approved cledil, only with you, ae~rs Card. Minimum $200 purchase. $35 dororrar tee and IIII applicable the day Burton was sche- drilling moratorium off the taxes and charges are payable at lime ol purchase. Otter ap#tes Io merch~ndi*e #n focal Seams deMer stores. Excludes Cal.logue pulchase~ government would move to Odor ends Sat,. Feb 24, 2001 Asl~ for de,airs. duled to speak, and the north coast. lift the moratorium. ieghfoled hodomm; o~ K;l(~enNd USA. KtlchenAidConodo ~(Inl|o ~1 Cono~¢l speech now has to wait for "It would do so much "I have a good relation- another occasion. for the north, the ship with Campbell and I Andy Burton peare,o, o yBraBd 3228Terrace Kalum B.c.St' "There are only six northwest," said Burton of know a number of the Lib- oy C ~w~ Monday - Saturday days allotted to responses estimates of extensive oil eral candidates," Barton tunity, Burton has asked THE BRANDS YOU WANT 9:30am - 5:30pro. Porter ;:~ AT THE STORE YOU TRUST ® from the throne speech. and gas deposits in the continued. two questions in Parlia- And when that's up, that's waters off the coast and Although deprived of ment, both of which con- it. Some of those other reaching down south. his maiden speech oppor- cerned native affairs, 't II IIIIP

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"r~ivers at a salmon farm on northern Vancouver Island found two form until we're sure it can be made safe for wild stocks and for the envi- .L J feet of silt, a profound lack of diversity and a disruption to the ronment. Right now, the only safe salmon farms are closed-containment continuity of life on the ocean floor. Now Canadian Auditor General farms - fully sealed systems from which no fish, sewage or antibiotics Denis Desautels has also delved into salmon farming - and found even .can escape. :...... more to be concerned about. In the Auditor General's words: "... the potential cumulative environ- "Fisheries and Oceans is not ensuring that salmon mental effects of multiple salmon farm proposals warrant public review

farms are monitored.,, with a view to en#rcing the t before a decision is made to l~ the moratorium." Fisheries Act," he scolds in his 29-page report. Let's get that review under way before any more damage is done. "... there is a widely held view within the Department And let's make sure it digs deep. that salmon farming.., has had some highly negative r m m im lm mmm ii lm it lm mm mm mm mm m mm lm mm ill im ml lm lml m m It m m m m m m ~ ~ effects on fish habitat." I YESI I WANT THE MINISTER OF FISHERIES TO GET THE MESSAGE I THE AUDITOR GENERAL DEMANDS A FULL I ABOUT THE DANGERS OF OPEN-NETcAGE SALMON FAg ...... ' I INVESTIGATION. FISHERIES MINISTER HERB I Minister Dhaliwak Ijoin with the DavidSuzukiFoundation in demanding tha OHAUWAL MUST COMPLY IMMEDIATELY. "We are pkased the Atditor I istr1 conductaJ~Ureview ofuflmon~rmlng in BCas called/& by Canada'sAud General has calledfor a full We at the David Suzuki Foundation are very I environmental assessment of I Name: Address: salraonfarming in our distressed about the spread of antibiotics, disease I province, but Minister ~:i~ :;',: l~haliwal must now ~llow and sewage pollution from open-netcage salmon farms, which have doubled their output since I Postalcode: " '.:

would put a stop to salmon farming in its present L imm m mm ime mm mm inm mm jam m m mm iIm mild mm u m ilm imm mm mm m m m m m m The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 200i - A9 Giesbrecht named I I II I :iWlatmakes TerraCe:the :,~ ; ~ .. : .; .,:.<: . , i~Y..~ . q .,~ .£.~.~_4,~ . . HireBC Vouth highways minister mn : ~ ~ The Environment Youth Projectsmust at least10 weeks, DON'T EXPECT Helmut t employmentprogram Giesbrecht to make any administeredby the DC Applicationdeadline: March 16. major changes in his new :'. ::' Minislyof Envlronmenl, For applicationforms and I 2001 ist e ;: ;~ Landsand Parks, informationon howto get job as highways minister. involvedas an E-Team With just weeks before i:!~ ii~i~i The E-Teamsubsidizes I YEAROF THE VOLUNTEER ;/i ~;;:!':~ waoeswhile employers sponsor,call tolHreo to an expected provincial .... ~ : p ov de support cos s such 1-877-6CoyOUTH election, Giesbrecht, I_ ~ We going to ~ ~ as benefits training, supplies (1-877-229-0884)or visit ; named as highways mini- I~~ Showcase Terrace's ..,.., ~ [ C~-, ]~f~ii andtravel, the YouthOptions BO I Web site: ster Feb. 15, said he'll be [ ~~ HARDWORKING ~j,._~ { ~!~:j '~:4:i~ Employers may apply to act 'i: ~L:~ as sponsors of Work Crew www.youth,oov,bc.ca overseeing large projects I lt~ ~ VOLUNTEERS. P~[~k~ p I already underway. "There's the Lions Gate Be Bridge project and the "-~'< ...... Your business can .,~,~ ~-~-. t ~:~ oroaniz~lons, school need to improve the high- ;:!::~districts and local .... way from Cache Creek to SPONSORA VOLUNTEER governments,: the Rockies, particularly Just let us know who it is. : Spo~sorsi~youtha~ed around Revelstoke," said We will photograph and highlight that person In a ~ 16-24tO work on Spectal Supplement. Your Investment is only S75 + GST, iik errvhonment& conse~tion Giesbrecht just hours after and outdoor recreation projecls, his swearing in ceremony. IT'S TtME TO LET THE PEOPLE WHO WORK SO HARD At least 20 per cent of project Giesbrecht replaces KNOW THAT WE APPRECIATE THEIR EFFORTS. k time must include traInino for youth. southern interior MLA For more Information, ~) Harry Lali who resigned .~ ,~.... please contact Jl;~.,, YouthOptions BC is a ,.~ ~ ~ Brian or Darlene ~ ~.~i provincislgovernment from his cabinet post two initiative providing weeks ago, citing a differ- '~~"Z/A~'v"~ Terrace Standard ~: :~' young British "."~" ~ "2 ~ ' C01umb)answith ence of opinion with the educet0n,skills way Premier Ujjal Dosanjh ~~ 638-7283 N~~ trainingand work experience is running the province and opp0rtunli~. opposition to the three- year ban on grizzly bear hunting.

Giesbreeht also opposed I I I the ban and made his views known to Dosanjh SKEENA NDP MLA Helmut Giesbrecht, left, stands TERRACE & DISTRICT CREDIT UNION prior to his appointment. with Deputy Premier Joy MacPhail and Lieutenant- Recovering from cancer Governor Garde Gardom after being sworn in as NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS treatments, Giesbrecht highways minister Feb. 15. took a day to think about the new joh before taking @ it. leading into the Nass Val- services minister by then- "If there was a whole ley and is managing the Premier Glen Clark in July lot of travel, that could be $30 million road connec- 1999 until February 2000 The board of directors of Terrace & District Credit Union are pleased to a bit of a problem, but it tion between Greenville when Dosanjh became can work. I'm going to •and Kincolith in the Nass. premier after a leadership announce a 12.75% dividend payable on all share accounts. This dividend pace myself," he said. And now that he can sit race and shuffled the cabi- represents our members share of the profits for 2000. This year's dividend Giesbrecht is not only around the cabinet table,, net. responsible for highways, Giesbrecht can lobby fel- Giesbrecht supported equates to $60,000 paid back to the members of Terrace & District Credit but for all transportation low ministers. Dosanjh rival Gordon Wil- Union. Over the past five years our Credit Union has paid back to their programs within the pro- He said he'll continue son in that leadership con- vincial government. to pursue health minister test. membership over $275,000 in dividends and patronage refunds. His portfolio includes Corky Evans for a separate A teacher by profession, Another significant difference you will notice when you have your accounts at the B.C. Transportation Fi- ward at Mills Memorial Giesbrecht was first elec- Hospital for elderly pa- Terrace & District Credit Union. nancing Authority, a crea- . ted in 1991 and re-elected tients awaiting spaces at tion of the NDP govern-. in 1996. The Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to thank all the extended care facilities. ment, which borrows He was also a Terrace This is Oiesbrecht's staff and members of the Credit Union for their patronage and continued money for major projects. alderman from 1976 to second cabinet posting. 1981 and mayor from 1981 It's the agency, for ex- support that attribute to the success of Terrace & District Credit Union. He was named, public to 1985. ample, which is financing i the road improvements

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t A10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 From front .~3e*_rd,~,,~ ~,, ~.~,,,;.~ . Q: 170 you haw a pers0,al Does split on seriousness •: ln,!ucation! , i,ve~eat pla,? I- ltus~ ~ tJit ihtt~ wSo A: For a balanced (/~ of parasite infections here portfolio,include: ~ tested from it showed fecal ceil,form counts that were Northwest blastocystis cases essentially off the scale. Area 1997 1998 1999 2000 Likewise, Ouibell says. Terrace/North 76 80 58 49 he's had cases of families getting parasites from drinking from the "peeing Prince Rupert 2 ~ 0 0 ~ 1 tree" fountain near Ross- i~r"!~~T~"~i~: ~i~¢~<~:~%~.~,; ~'~"~ wood. He says it's also pos- sible doctors in Terrace cyst,s are listed as chronic get sick," he said. are more likely to test for diarrhea, nausea or upset Public health officials blastocystis, and that's stomach, lack of appetite, increasingly believe dia- skewing numbers. and malaise. rrhea should be considered The phenomenon is not Quibell said the num- more than just a minor irri- new. bers here could actually be tation, Quibell said. Health unit statistics much higher than the num- "It's a lot more serious show blastocystis cases in bers show, since many than we used to think," he Terrace and area have far Doug Ouibell people aren't tested or said. "Some bugs that exceeded all other areas of don't necessarily go to the cause it have potential the health unit for at least was worth looking at," he doctor for treatment of a long-term ramifications. 10 years. said. minor ailment. They can affect your kid- The numbers were high- "Probably 25 per cent "All those people who ney, your liver, your est here in 1996-1998. In of the doctors here don't have that nagging illness - heart." those three years, the believe blasto causes any it's probably this or else There's even a theory number of diagnosed cases symptoms," he added. giardia," he said. such infections can even were near 80 per year. Unlike organisms such Symptoms can last for lead to food allergies, he It hasn't been a public as salmonella, blastocystis months and can come and said, and there's a suspec- health priority in part be- isn't deadly. go, like giardia, which is ted link between one type ~w ~x cause doctors don't even "It's not going to kill also called beaver fever. of parasite and arthritis. ,i:iitnll;~,i~ agree it's a serious health anyone," Quibell said. Many people carry the "Just suffering through a :! issue, Ouibell said. "But it's going to make organism naturally but bad case of diarrhea !~:/:~::i.~;77"~!:777!,71771}~i~7 7i "We don't know much them sick, potentially for don't develop symptoms. means you could be hur- about this bug because in several months," "Lots of people carry it ting yourself for the rest of the past they didn't think it Symptoms of blasto- their whole lives and never your life," he said. : ~- • . ... Dozens of bugs spread by poor hygiene ALTHOUGH blastocystis water they're serving That means slight con- havens for the organisms. heroin,s is the number one people in camps are highly tact with human feces "Daycares are huge po- parasite infecting Terrace suspect," he said. "I've while using the bathroom tential sources of dissemi- residents, it's just one of heard many times people about 75 different parasites could - if the hands aren't nation," Ouibeil says. who go to camp expect to washed well - contami- He said children in dirty in this area that cause dia- get diarrhea when they're rrhea. nate food or other objects. diapers who share toys in a in camp." Someone else eating the daycare centre can easily Giardia is also com- Giardia, hlastocystis, 2815 KALUM STREET,TERRACE PHONE:638-1956 FAX:638-0998 mon, says deputy chief en- food or touching a conta- spread a parasite. and many other parasites minted object could then They then take it home vironmental heath officer are spread through what's -~ =" FllancinOlvallallloI=OLI=Ii=IIS~ Doug Quibell, and many get the parasite. where they can infect their called the "fecal-oral For that reason, daycare locals mistakenly think route"; parents and siblings, he you can only get it by centres can also become said. drinking untreated water from streams and lakes. In fact, he said, giardia is most frequently spread . " tou._ or something contaminated and then eating without Washing hands. ;;'i"' > '~' ~' ' :."We call it beaver '~ 0t li(,:~ gettingfeVer'bUta rawthb deal,"beaverSQui-are ~; ,,, ,:-,!); ,,' : bell said. "We gave it to : °

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... B USINES S.... REVIEW: City bars big increases to nightclub seating LOCAL BARS are seeking dramatic lounge and nightclub to accommodate ing improvements to issues such as legally required to have now," he said date 100 women in the bar, which of the Terrace Inn's parking lot. translates into a maximum capacity of increases in the number of people they 327 people. parking and building code breaches. Council voted to approve the Back He wants 46 more parking stalls 200 for the nightclub. can serve. The Coast Inn of the West also Trawin said that's well short of the wants a 50 per cent increase, allowing Eddy request - provided the owner there. But city council, which must ap- Trawin noted the Terrace Inn owns existing licensed capacity of 336, let prove such reqests, is insisting on a a maximum 505 people in its bars, up make minor adjustments on issues such as traffic movement around the an adjacent property and have the abi- alone the proposed increase to 505. series of improvements to their build- from the present 336. Council approved a request from And the Back Eddy Pub wants to building. lity to add additional parking. ings first ..... The Coast also needs 38 more park- the Bear Country Inn to designate a Increased seating numbers are now increase its seating from 65 to 98. But both the Terrace Inn and Coast ing spaces, he said. section of its restaurant as a "food op- possible because of a series of In each case city councillors agreed Inn of the West are short of parking and washrooms, Trawin said, and And there's a serious shortage of tional area" where patrons could order changes in regulations by the Liquor the increased seating won't harm the drinks without also ordering food. community. won't got city approval until that washroom capacity there, he said. Control and Licensing Branch. The four toilets in the women's The designated area would cover 10 The Terrace Inn wants to boost ex- But, on the advice of city planner changes. washroom are designed to accommo- per cent of the restaurant's 131 seats. isting seating by 50 per cent in its David Trawin, they are first demand- "They're very short of what they're Dishes on A breathofhoJ~ for 100years the move A REZONING is in the LUCKYDOLLAR BINGO PALACE works at 2709 Kalum St. on the southside for the • .~-,~,~ expected relocation of Skeena Cablevision's l 2 Big technica! operations. II',== Group Society I BigTerraceSiStersof The new location is getrnodeFnendsh~p Tenace-Kitirnat~ Tee,ace r0,o:::: 0 needed because Monarch I Airshow I , Nisga'a t Terrace Skating Cable is buying the cable Soclet'/ I Society I Club operation from Telemedia. In addition, moving the I]O,or0o ] satellite dishes to the new | Volunteer I ,, ~.~,~y | Stoppers SaddleClub l Secondary Terrace Minor | Bureau "[ [ Group Society [ I Society ITs .... Hesse0 I location on Kalum St. is III Baseball IRoyalCansdlanl [ ,~'sanHause I I Sos~er/ ParentSCh°°l I Association s | Legion Branch I I society ~ I Nisga'a expected to reduce the in- Council / #13 I I society I SO ft~ rar.ll ~os sMo(c~ ° 't io n I terference the dishes pre- sently get from adjacent 17 To,rossScorch and downtown buildings. 11Ca'°d°n'asenior 112 I Rescue [ Hospital [ Any communications Secondary TerraceMinor Order of ] Terrace I ~ KefmodeFriendship School Hockey Salmonid I I, Society towers to be erected at the LISA GODLINSKI Parent Association I RoyalPurple I I Enhancement I I TerraceNisga'a | new site will be limited to "Best of the Best" Council , I society ' I soc~e~ J I soc':';,%o%on 10 metres in height, coun- ! Wholesale expansion #1 Salesperson cil decided. EXPANSION of the Real Canadian Wholesale Club in her office for 2000. 18 119 is underway and employing workers - including Erika Langer, owner of i,o __.~QI Columbusl TertaceLittle 12~e ..... I The rezoning from ser- Skeena Junior Terrace Minor i- i- Dylan Quinn - with local contractors, The work is to Royal Ledge Terrace is Secondary I Hockey Terrace" ~-'-IKitsum~alum --'-~:- iT~eatreSocie~ I c°m%~ceityBand vice commercial to insti- proud to extend I Peaks I I Muks'kumol I I Terrace be completed by May and will add 16,000 square School Parent I Association I Gymnastics I I S~stefhood and' [ Kinetta Club of tutional will require a pub- congratulationsto Usa Council I Club ....I I EldersSOCiety I I Terrace I Nisga'aSurety lic hearing, feet, making the building 45 per cent larger. For also.achieving the I prestigious Master Sales 2S 126 • ,7 I *e I award from Ihe national ,~| ~= S ueback North Coast trims West Fraser profit Royal Lepage franchise Skeena Benevolent [ ~ SwimClubi Junior I Terrace M(aor | Protective WEST FRASER made $131.5 million Last "The auditors say there's no chance of tot the Year 2000, Secondary l Hockey ] Orals,of Bks [ [ TerracePipes School Parent I Association that mill making a profit in the foresee- #425 ..11 andDrumSociety . year, down about I0 per cent from its pro- illllllllllllllllllllll Council I fits in 1999. able future," said northwest regional ROYAL LEPAGE Sat. ARernoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 1:00 p.m. The company reported fourth quarter manager Lou Poulin. i[llllllllllllllllfllll l~ Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. profits of $22.4 million, also down from He said the company is continuing to Terrace. ~..~,e,..~ Wed.Thurs., Fri., Sat. 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INSIDE COMMUNITY EVENTS B2 0 M M U N I T

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By JENNIFER LANG nic grower Maureen Bostock of HAVE YOU ever heard of a Haida Crowsnest Farm. potato? Or how about a Skeena "The flavour is unbelievably strawberry? You're not alone. good," Bostock smiles. "It tastes lUST A THOUGHT But rising numbers of northern like it's already buttered." When the government banned EV BISHOP gardeners are growing, saving and swapping little-known varieties of the sale of Cariboo potatoes - be- seeds, tubers, and plants in the cause they are difficult to harvest Parenting from the couch hopes of preserving these rare mechanically - growers in that re- species for future generations. gion were outraged, and began of- AS I COUGH, I hold my pounding head; Successfully growing and pre- fering them at cost to anyone who jt feels like nay brain is bouncing serving heritage or heirloom var-. wanted them, she says. against my skull. The force of my hacking al- ieties is an irresistible challenge Bostock also grows the Nor- most makes me vomit. If my coughing hurts for people like Alisa Thompson, land, an old variety of red potato, the rest of my body, the aching in each joint who has managed to grow Haida the Warba, an excellent early and shivering cold is camouflaging it. potatoes in her garden, but variety, and the Bintje, a flavour- When my daughter was home from school they've failed to truly thrive. ful Dutch heritage potato with with this flu, she moaned, "I feel like I'm Introduced to the Queen Char- yellow flesh. going to die." I sympathized but thought she's lottes in the late 1700 or early "We're interested in providing so cute and melodramatic. I take it back[ I do 1800s by Europeans (Spanish or good tasting food to our custo- feel death is imminent.., knowing better does possibly Russian), these.finger- mers," she says. not make me feel any better and as the kids length, conical potatoes, she sus- But it's more than just good • clamor for dinner and ask if I can do this, do business for Bostock, who's drawn that and the words, "MOOOOMMMM, I need pects, may be better suited to' coastal conditions. to heritage varieties for their cul- you!, Come bellowed from different rooms, I tural importance as well. groan. I want my morn. Thompson, who's had much •better luck with her striking New- "We come to Terrace from all As a kid, being sick was almost fun. The parts of the world, and we bring scent of chicken soup, with huge doses of gar-" foundland Blues, large, aubergine- coloured potatoes, is hoping to our heritage. A lot of people star- lie, wafted everywhere. Apple juice was ted their gardens with the plants poured for me, served with a straw. Sprite was find someone else who's interes- ted in growing Haidas. from where they came from. It's brought in. The phone was placed near in case part of our culture." of emergencies and a stainless steel bowl was That's an arrangement that For example, early settlers wedged beside me, also in ease of may come to pass at Terrace's brought fruit trees that still pro- emergencies. My morn would kiss me on my second annual Seedy Saturday, POTATO GROWERS Alisa Thompson (right) and Maureen duce fruit. But those Nova Scotia forehead and her face was always smooth and when Thompson will also be on Bostoek compare their Newfoundland Blues, Haidas, Warbas, and king apple trees - popular in cool.., and then she'd yell at my brother and the lookout for the elusive Skeena strawberry. Norlands and Bintjes, all heirloom varieties. the 1920s and '30s - aren't avail- sisters to leave me alone, NOW. Everyone able as seedlings at today's gar- hustled out of the house leaving me in blissful The group also sponsors Seedy plant-attacking diseases arid in-' den centres, Thompson says. silence to get well. Saturdays, community seed ex- sects. New gardeners and people Riah presses my forehead with her palm, "There~are varieties changes that help preserve en- "There are varieties disappear- without their own seeds are also "You really are hot, morn." Topher looks at disappearing from the dangered or heirloom varieties of ing every year from the seed cata- encouraged to attend Seedy Sa- me, skepticism in his eye, "Morn... Are you seed catalogues every vegetables, fruits, grains, flowers logues,": says Thompson. turday. really sick?" He's suspicious because he's fig- :year." and herbs. Meanwhile, in b ackyard gar- "It's not simply a seed sale. , Ured out that YoU can watch/nero "IV when dens and small-scale farms, gar-. You're going to come and learn you're sick and upon waking and asking, "Can In the march towards more pro- deners and growers are happily how to preserve varieties of I watch.a show morn?" and getting a "No." He ductive, hybridized crops with Thompson is a local member of planting, propagating and preserv- seeds," Thompson says. "If you replies instantly. "But I think I'm sickl I cough long shelf lives and short growing Seeds of Diversity Canada, a net- ing heirloom and heritage varie- have a type of poppy you like, violently, he moves out of my way and says to cycles, flavour often gets bypas- work of growers who exchange ties of flowers, fruits, and veget- why not propagate it and give it to his sister, in a surprised voice, "I think Mom's sed, Thompson notes. ables. your friends?" sick." heritage seeds in order to con- As well, there's real concern Consider the case of the Cari- Seedy Saturday takes place I bundle under two quilts, feverish or not I serve, document and use plants that relying on fewer varieties boo potato, a robust tuber with ex- March 3 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at hate to shake with cold, and I survey the vol- that haven't been made into hy- could create less resistance to cellent flavour, according to orga- Northwest Community College. canic eruption of mess that is spreading over brids. the living room. How does everything fall apart so quickly? I close my eyes; everything looks better. It's my luck to be sick when my husband Kermode building towards the future has to work full days and attend a seminar THE KERMODE Friend- First Nations people who The. society owns a every night at the college for a week. He gets ship Society is having to live off reserve who are small building and the off with an hour to spare and I'd like to feed redefine itself. pretty much on their own," land it's on. Three program him but everything looks gross. He very wisely After nearly 30 years Miller says. "We try to directors manage health says nothing bad about the makeshift food or as a community resource. foster a friendly face for and parenting programs, about the dishes that have sat for two for urban natives living in people to drop in." tutoring, computer pro- days. Normally, he'd cook and do the house the Terrace area, the soc- But the modern reality grams, and an alcohol and stuff too but there's 'no time. He leaves saying, iety tightened its spending of government funding "See you tomorrow" because he won't get drug counselling program. home till 10:30 and I'm aiming to go to bed at and restricted itself to core means that its core group About 50 Students use 8:30. programs last spring, when of constituents is evolving. the society as a drop off Riah asks me if I need anything and I real- funding sources shrank. Miller says the centre's and pick up point for their ize that my kids are going to take care of me. "There was some belt doors remain open - in correspondence studies. She volunteers to read bedtime stories so that I tightening at the end of our more ways than one. The centre also pro- won't have to try to focus on print. She orga- last fiscal year and the "My philosophy is, if vides a tutoring program nizes getting herself and her brother into pyja- start of our new fiscal someone comes in and for students to the post mas and teeth are brushed. Then my strict year," says Shannon Rick- needs assistance, I don't secondary level. nurse asks, "Do you need to do any typing to- ard, the society's finance care what cultural back- People can access the night mommy? Or are you going STRAIGHT and administration staff ground they're from," internet and use five com- to bed?" person. "We did really Miller says, conceding it puters. I mutter that I should type, she raises an have to tighten our parse hasn't always been that "There are a lot of First eyebrow and I admit that I really should go to strings back then." way. Nations here who don't bed. We snuggle into my bed and Topher sings Now the society is have computers," says to me softly and pats my face. Riah hums the thinking about a slow ex- "As I said, it's a Corinna Morhart, youth in- music. Sometimes she hums "Go To Sleep, Go pansion of services based wild visionl" tervention worker and pro- on funding - as well as To Sleep" while he sings "Twinkle , gram director. Twinkle," It's beautiful. boosting memberships, Redefining the role of a When asked where he'd which currently sit at friendship society in the like to see the society in about 300. new millennium is a job the future, Miller says, '1 survey the volcanic eruption Friendship centres ori- that's taking place across "As an ideal goal, I would of mess that is spreading over ginally catered to First Canada. like to see a First Nation the flying room. " Nations people making a Miller says the socie- Long House built, and we VOLUNTEER Vivian Benson, seen here with Rick transition to urban life. ty's main objective is sim- encompass a lot more pro- Miller, says she's gained valuable job experience. "Some of our mandates ply, "Assisting urban first grams than we have right Now it's day two and I feel even are still that way," the nations in achieving their now. A place big enough imum of 80 guests. "As I said, it's a wild ,, l worse. Chris is a hero, bringing in fast food for society's executive direc- goals in life, in becoming to hold cultural events." I d like to see a room vision[" He laughs, but the dinner. He leaves. I lie on the couch; my kids tor Rick Miller says. independent and masters The current gathering for a gathering of 200 light in his eyes reveals play around me, We decide that the bedtime "We have a bulk of of their own destiny." room upstairs holds a max- people," he said. much hope.

story will come from the TV. I think I should, °. but I honestly can't, drag myself off the couch. It occurs to me that people with serious. illnesses feel this way daily. I shudder. Folk singer to give a special performance in Terrace I'm relieved that it only takes the same ABOUT 30 music fans will have the rare op- to see if she could ar- describes him as a consummate storyteller and amount of reminders, of prodding, of pleading portunity to take in a fireside performance by a range a venue here. folk balladeer. from me lying prone on the couch as it does. rising folk star when Aeugus Finnan plays "I liked him and said He was born in Dublin to a performing fa- when I'm right there beside them to get them Karen Birkedal's living room Sunday night. I'd vacuum my house," mily that emigrated to Canada in the 1970s. into bed, Christopher finds a cough candy Called a house concert, the Feb. 25 perfor- Birkedal says, adding Now based out of southern Ontario, Finnan under the bed and hands it to me. Still wrap- mance offers people here a chance to see this Finnan already has a gave up teaching to become a folk singer. ped, no lint or previous licking has besmirched Irish-Canadian singer-songwriter in a casual, fan base here. Birkedal says seating is limited for the it. I take it thankfully. intimate setting where every seat's like being The singer-songwri- house concert, where Finnan will perform on a Riah is stern. "If you have to type, be quick in the front row at the concert hall. ter told Birkedal he's little riser in front of her fireplace, Guests will and get to bed. You need your sleep." I don't ' Birkedal agreed to host the house concert sold a lot of copies of have to book seat reservations in advance, and laugh because it hurts my head, for Firman because he's heading to the north- his latest CD, Fool's pay an artists donation of $10. And, it might be Seeing my kids in action lets me know that west this weekend for .engagements in Prince Gold, to Terrace people a good idea to bring your own folding chairs someday, other future sick family members. Rupert (at the Performing Arts Centre Feb. 24) over the Interact. AengusFirman and finger foods. will be in good hands. and Kitimat, but wanted to play Terrace, too. For those not already To reserve a seat, call 635-5603, The con- As for me? I'm getiing a flu shot next year. i' He recently called Birkedai from the road familiar with Finnan or his music, Birkedal cert starts at 7:30 p.m. " B2 - The T.~rrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001

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Terrace Uttle Theatre presents Alan Ayckboum's BAR SCENE Round and Round the Garden, r~rected by Karts Hannig. March 15-17, 22-24, and 29-31 atthe McCoil GATOR'S PUB: Now appearing: TRIXXX. Catch Playhouse at 8 p.m. -tickets at Uniglobe Courtesy this fun and funky act Mon.-Sat.Even/Monday is Open Travel Half price discount for seniors and students Mic Night! Come down and perform on our stage! for Thursday performances. Every night is different. Lots of fun and giveaways. Celebrate your birthday with us. Free gift for birth- day reserva~onsfor six and more: 635-0083. BEASLEY'S MIX: Check out our new food and drink MUSIC menus! Iflsh/Canad|an folk balladeer Aengus Rnnan makes a special appearance Sunday, Feb. 25 at a GEORGE'S PUB: Country and classic rock per- House Concert in Terrace. His performance starts at formed by Runaway Train. appearing Feb. 20 to 2¢. 7:30 p.m. sharp. Artist do~ation $10. Sca~ng is limi- ted. Please call Katen at 635-5603 to reserve a seal HANKY PANKY'S is your weekend party destina- Bring your own chair and finger food. tion, the northwest's largest dance night club. No cover. Join us Friday and Saturday nights for great times. Ka,-aokeon Sundayand Mondaynights.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 13. Karaoke! VISUAL ARTS Come participate in our Karaokecontest every Friday Your last chance to see the Northwest Jaded Art Show at the Terrace Art Gallery until Feb. 25. night at 8 p.m. We're not rowdy, but you could help. Aengus Finnan Members and bona fide guests. Call the legion for irrfo. The show features artwork from Terrace, Pdnce Ru- to a hole in the ozone layer. Presented by the Terrace pert, Smithers, Hazelton, Iqdmat, Greenville and New Concert Society.Tickets at Emin's Jewellers. Aiyansh. The awarded pieces will enter the BC Festi- val ofthe Ads in May.

THEATRE Yuk Yuk's on Tour, Stand up comedy featuring Forever Plaid, b% acc~med 'Heaver~ mudca~about Bob Kesle and Scott Dumas. Friday, March 2, and four male '50s crooners who reunite for the show they Saturday March 3, at the Terrace Inn. T,ckets avail. Make the SCENE: Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 never got a chance to give, comes to the R.E.M. Lee able at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel. Presented by the to add your event to the Standard's free entertain- Theatre Friday, Feb. 23. Killedin a motor vehicle acci- Terrace Little Theatre Society. ment I~ngs. The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for dent, their dreams of musical glory come true, thanks the followin9 week's paper. Events ~[I run two

WEDNESDAY. FEB. 21 Learn about brain disorders (mentalillnesses), Northwest B,C. Metis Association's month, a taped lecture series by Mary Moiler, at the ly meeting 7 p.m, at Intercennect, Room 205. SteppingStone Clubhouseon Tuesdayevenings Everyone encouraged to attend our monthly at 7:30 p.m. March 6: Understandingand corn- meetings the third Wednesday of every month, municat~ngwith someone with mania. Everyone For info call Kathleen- 638,8039 or Shelley at welcome. It's free. Sponsored by the Terrace 635-0772. " br~nch of the BC Schizophreniasociety. Rising Spirit IV, a workshop hosted by Ker- S.T.E.P.for Young Children, a six week course mode AJcoholand Drug program. Topics include for parents of children from birth to six years, II i~ ~17 April~abuse,community healing develOpment4:30 and p.m; spirituality. On alcOhOl andFacilitated and 22~ drugs' Fr6m by atPark!A~/e..~10. the From Family 9:15 a.m.Place' to 12starting p.m. Space Feb' limited.27 tO Pre Lee Brown and Chief Leonard George. From register by calling 638-1863 or drop by 4553 ,, ~ 8:30 a:m.:to noon Feb. 23. At the ElksHalL Ad'- .... ": ;: ..... -7 *.;" ! Lmission.bydonation: To' register callBenita at ~ Tme;LoveWalts. ~s~.neiiceis!G~d's way to II 635-7670. protect the head, body and soul.Ages 12 and " M ~ up. At Uplands Baptist Church, 5003 Halliwell Planning meeting for the Run for Peace, m Ave.,Feb, 25 to March 25 Sunday eveningsfrom event to be held during Violence Prevention 6-8 p.m. : Plaid" i~ Weekthis April. At Northwest Community COl. lege at 1:30 p.m. in room 2002. Free Parent Support Circle, an ongoingweekly self help group for parents of young children, ~~iii ~~ii~ 1 WOmen's DrOp In GrOup' spOnsOredby Ksan ~M0ndaysfrom 7"9 p'm' D0 yOu !-'ee-Ilike you re all " House Society, meets at the society's office, aloneor feel guilty for how you re dealing with 4724 tazelle Ave., from 1-3 p,m. For women your children? Talk to people who understand who have experiencedsome form of abuse. Safe and believe in confidentiality. For information, place to share, leam or just listen. For info, call call 635-0664 or 635-3459.~ Y Andrea or docelyn: 635-2373. The Terrace Drag Race Association has ,., i I Cancer Support Group for family and friends addeda new class to their racing events this ,i ~ lg ~ ]g lg lg ]E ]g IK ! I[ ~g IK lg ~ Ig..Ig ~g ]K lg lg lg J meets at 7 p.m. at the Stepping Stones Club- year. There is now a class for semi trucks. If tm~ i ii ~mt | house, 3302 Sparks St. For info call 635-0049. you're interested in racing your semi, or want in- formation, call Troy at 635-2227. IL0.Ug ,.Eeg,. Caledonia Dry Grad Committee meeting at 7 The Heart and Stroke Foundstlon Invites p.m. in the school I!brary. Questions? Call Unda you to paint the town red Feb. 23, Your com. at 635-3893. party or school can Dress Red to support heart and stroke research in B.C. by calling 639-9090. February is Heart Month, when volunteers with Piles of Pain Terrace Writers' Guild meets at the Ground. the familiar red and white logo will canvass your Sometimes the subject of low-brow humour, hem- works Care at 7:30 p.m. An informal get toga. street. Please give generously. orrhoids or piles are no laughing matter for those who ther for sharing information and poeitive en- i~suffer with them. While we don't openly adm t so, th s: couragement. Drop-ins always welcome. Please Skeene River Players is looking for aspiring i problem is widely prevalent in our society. It's esti- First Nations actors interested in understudy mated that as much as one third of our total popuia! ~ join us. Call Chantal at 638-7976for info. tion deals with hemorrhoids. : Baby's ~ame: Baby's Name: roles in the upcoming production of "The Rez Sisters', Understudieswill have at least one op- -It develops when anal veins become slugglshi::i DamicnAlcr,~n&r 9,ephen Qoutier Joseph"Seth" Lee llebert Riverboat Days committee begins its monthly swollen or inflamed. Lumps of tissue can eveni.~ lht~e & Time of Birds: Date& Time of Birth: meetings on Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in council portunity to perform on stage. Needed: six fe- appear outside the anus, and may need to gently be~ Feb. 1, 2001 at 10:05 p.m. Feb 7, 2001 at 8:32 a4n. chambers at Terrace city hall. New and return- males and one male, who should have some back- pushed back. This nasty condition is certainly paihfuli Weight:9 Ibs. 5 oz. ,~ ~e Wei#t: 5 lbs. 6 oz. Sex: Wle ing members Invitedto help plan our city's annual ground in traditional dance. Crew positions but typically not dangerous...... ~ Parenu: Paul & KathyCloufler Pareats:JetmiferBater & Norm l-leber festival, Call Phyllis at 838-1327 or Karlene at available. Call Marianne:635-2942. :i~ Symptoms can include rectal bleeding, pain anvil ~ t~e l~oll~rfor l~gsisWr K~r~mlm BabTbrotl~ fot btg brotberDamon 635.2061. :discomfort, inflammation, throbbing, mucous dis~ ¢ $ Seniors and persons with disabilities: do you ;~hharge, itching, formation of a tender lump and diffi!ili Baby's Name: Baby's Name: Challenging our Assumptions about Gender need help? For minor home repairs and mainte- ¢culty sitting. Complications could include intense ZacharyAnthony Baby Purewal and Sexuality, a workshop on homophobtapre- nance to shovelling snow from your walk, call the pain from clots in a prolapsed hemorroldal vein, of Date & Time of Birth: Date ,t Time of Birth: sented at the Terrace Women's Centre from Terrace Volunteer Bureau at 638.1330. ianamia from prolonged bleeding. !~i~ Feb. 6, 2001 at 5:17 p.m. Feb. 9, 2001 1:30-3:30 p.m,, at 4542 Park Ave. An examina- fill Hemorrhoids can result from abdominal pressurei Wdght: 7 Ibs. ! 1 oz. ,~ Male Weight: 6 lbs. 7 o7. ~ M~le tion of attitudes towards sexuality and gender Residential School Outreach Program spon- iof any kind: constipation, pregnancy obesity i:i to provide participants with insights into homo- sored by the Northwest Band Social Workers i~iextended coughing spells, violent sneezing, incorrect!~: Parents: AnnaBlazo~k Parents: Gurmeet& iilifting, standing or sitting for too long. Other possibM:i & MarkBilash KtflvdnderPurewal phobia and hateroeax[sm.Come learn about is- Association group/support circle every Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 1581 Kuispal in Ter- !causes are congenital weakness, lack of exercisei!i:ii sues affecting gay, lesbian and transgendered i!iiver disease, or over-use of harsh laxat yes. i :~ | people. To register call 638-0228. race (Kitselas reserve.) For info phone 638- Baby's Name: Baby's Name: 0744, ask for Louisa. iiii i Normally, the condition can be dealt w th at home!;| SamuelTre Edvrard McKay .: TrentenWayne Armstrong :i!!through proper care and by making simple Changesi!'ii| Date & Time of Birth: Date & Tune of Birth: SATURDAY. MARCH 3 i:Medlcal treatments, if necessary, may nclude testlngi~] Terrace's 2nd Annual Seedy Saturday from TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly) meets Feb 8, 2001 at 6:40 a.m. Feb. 9, 2001 at 3:08 p.m. Thursday eveningsat the Skeena Health Unit :~:~io~ie out other causes of the symptoms, surg'e~i.I Weight: 8 Ibs. 11 oz. Scot:Ma}e Weight: B lbs. 6 oz. Sex: Male 10 a,m. to 1 p.m. in room 2001 at Northwest m~.y be required in stubborn cases. :,i,. : :!:! CommunityCollege. Rower and vegetableseeds auditorium.Weigh In stealsat 6 p,m,, meetingat i ~i ]fs important to promptly see a doctor aboUtbl00d! I Parents:Kryml & FAward Parcels: l.~qce&~gela available to swap or buy. Learn how to save 7:30 p.m, Come for a free visit. For more info Mthe stool or a change in eliminative habits, iOth'erl] ,__Get A seeds, propagate plants and talk to other gar- call Joan at 635-0998. 'caUses of rectal bleeding cou!d be anal fis§uree~ I daners. You do not require your own seeds to ihtestihai disorders or colon cancer. ):!:,::i~ :i ~ | Free participate. For Info call 635-0935, Regular meetings of the Pacific Northwest iii:i Next week we I)t look at home ;remedfeSi:!for ! • i" i BL Music Festival are fieldthe secondTuesday of PU IC SERVICE the month, 8 p.m, in the lower level of the Tar- Baby CiR. race Public Ubrary, 4610 Park Ave. Everyone ~:i~i;Forlnformalion, a consultation ortO i | ANNOUNCEMENTS welcomelCall Klm af 638-0131 for Information. i~i~i purchase herbal nutrition products (Simple, huh?) ! ERDO(Emergency Relief DevelopmentOr- The Terrace Standard offers the community iiiiii~!i!i~~ at wholesale prlcus contact, i~. ganlzatlon) is sending relief containers to El calendaras a public service to its readers and Claudia Perry,Barbara Emery,Darcie Annmby, Shelly Just see our service desk for more information Salvador, The Terrace Pentecostal Church Is community organizations. This column is in- Coxen, MaureenGent, Wayne Gray, Joan Hough(Kifin~t) organizing the collection of item that will be tended for non-profit organizations and events BrunoBelanger & KrlstaBottyan (Terrace). shipped to El Salvador from the collection vAthouf an admission charge, ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS centre at the Christian Ufe Assembly In tan. Space permitting, items wig run two weeks Phone: (250) 638-1541 - Terrace Overwa=tea gley, B,C; New and used clothing, Shoes, blank- before each event. Deadline is 5 p,m. on the "~. N l'~ ]" C ~'-~" (250) 632-2740. Kitimal ets, towels, and baby items needed, in additJon Thursday before the/ssOe/nwhlch an item/s •~" T ~,. ^,, o. ^ L. Fax: (250) 635:.! ~ i!~il to non perishable food before the end of Febr- to appear, Subm/ss/ons should be typed or !~ www.enrlch,net/b~'~ uary. Call Donna for pick up: 615-0223. printed neatly. ~ ~!!~i~:i~-ilic, rm ~ iCatmdi== He~l~ O~ Person at. ~ ~~i ~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 - B3

...... JamesWl Rodei"et...... Town 111 RADELET& COMPANY' Borristers & Solicitor: Around 1[[ Tax Law s Trusts • Corporate & Commeroal ]U 1330 - 1075 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 Phone:604-68'9-0878 Fax:604-689-1386 City of Terrace ...... TERRACE #tq |~' ~ }]l t~'~ | gt]I~ [tI) [q=l¢, ~:$",, tt t~lJ I| t I~,~11i01]~ [I Ill]d, lId I ~"SI; ~I[ iI}l The City of Terrace is seeking vohmteers from Terrace and Electoral Areas E :rod C It') sit on it's Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission. The role of the commissio~ is to advise City Council on runners pertaining to parks :rod recreatkm seta'ices, Metulxtrs will I~ expected to attend monthly meetings and occasional colnolittee nleetings, hldivkltl:lls shottld have a gtx.xl understanding of colrununity issues. To be consklered, please Stil'~init a letter Stating your n;tllle, address, telephone tmml~er as well :ts your interests aml tin), related exlx~rience to: MUSIC MAKERS at Parkside Elementary play xylophones. "It's working toge- Dlrtmtor of Parks and Recreation ther as a team to create something beautiful," says music teacher Denise Tup- 3215 Eby Street BEAVER Derrek Charneski and his brother man. It's music education week in B.C. Studies show learning to keep a beat Temtce, B.C. VSG 2X8 Andrew, a Cub, may join the Hike for Hunger. helps kids read, says Tupman, who's just launched the school's new boys choir. Letters should be submitted by Marcb 2, 2001. Help out the food bank this weekend THIS SATURDAY marks the third annual Food for Friends fundraising drive for the Terrace Churches Food Bank. The food bank has just completed its February distribution. Hundreds of people turn to the food me in andmake::: ::::i bank each month, The food bank typicaUy operates over the winter months through to March. Dona- r best deal of the ,.: tions determine whether or not the food bank will be able to open its doors in April as well. Cash is on any remaining: always welcome because food bank officials buy deds in stock!* : t some items, too. People wishing to donate money or non-perish- able food items are urged to drop by Telemedia (West) Radio's downtown office, where between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., volunteers will be serving up hot-dogs, hamburgers and other refreshments - all for the price of a donation to the food bank. There will also be activities for the kids, includ- g~i~PeYP~i ~l,,i or the same amountl ing face painting and a fish pond. ~BilI ~Bll~lrll off your deal. J On the same day, local Guides and Scouts are holding their own annual drive in support of the Fan Cooled $300 ~4r¢1158 food bank. Called the Hike for Hunger, participants will hike from city hall to the Food for Friends lo- cation to drop off their own donations of non-per- ishable food items. Sweetheart's evening OTTO Lindstrom and Adi Turner were crowned King and Queen of Hearts at the 18th Annual Se- I Cm nior's Sweethearts Dinner and Dance. Lindstrom and Turner, (who won their esteemed titles by drawing the King and Queen of heart What Snowmobiliz playing cards) were escorted to the head table to receive their titles by RCMP Constables Kurt Gra- binski and Ben Smith dressed in ceremonial uni- form. The King and C ~en.=wer, given 4z~] ~ask~ts.and NEID ENTER[ 'home, gtfts:,Erver/qne'attend ~w,ein~m :es d0ziai6d . ~',Your,Recreation speci~ by dozens oi~ Terrace bfigme~ses. ' i ~ ~., ~4921 :Keitli Aven;ffe~, Terrace~'B:C'.= Last year's Queen of Hearts, May McFarland, I Phone 635-3478 • Fax 635, handed over her crown to Turner. Last year's King of Hearts, Walter McConnell, has passed away. Entertainment and music for the dance was pro- vided by local band, Dizzy Strings. Organizers of the Kinette Club of Terrace event, held Feb. 11, made preparations for 150 seniors. The Kinette Club of Terrace, chartered in Febr- uary 1954, held the first Sweethearts Dinner and Dance in 1984 at the Happy Gang Centre, which held 80 people. But due to popular demand the event is now held at the Elks Hall. Bus riders thanked with heart shaped chocolates IF YOU didn't ride the bus last Wednesday, then you sure missed out on a special Valentine's Day treat. The Terrace Regional Transit system drivers handed out 500 heart-shaped chocolates to riders and raffled off teddy bears, a contest that had 245 entries to people who rode the bus Feb. 14. Gordon Hayward and Lydia Palagian won the bears. In keeping with the theme, buses were decorated inside with hearts and helium balloons. "Ridership was up that day, according to my drivers," says Jerry Peltier, manager of Coastal Bus Lines, the company operating the transit sys- High-octane performance. tem. It's the second year for Terrace's "Love Your Fuel the growth of your RSP portfolio with TD Mutual Funds. Bus" campaign.. 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Wildcats go to .Prince Rupert for zone finals THE SKEENA Wildcats With 16 teams taking boys basketball team will part it gave the Wildcats a be going to Prince Rupert good indication of the kind ~, K:E E N A ANGLER this weekend for the zone of competition northern championships. B.C. has to offer. ROB BROWN The boys have had a They swept all of their very impressive record this games which put them in Kalum winter, woes year. They are currently the final against College T hanks to the housing developments on standing at 17 wins and Heights from Prince the north side of Deep Creek, access only two losses in junior George. to the runs below the Kalum Canyon is play. The two teams were easier now than it was even ten years Coach Terry Monture is very evenly matched and optimistic that the team it came right down to the I ago. In those days I'd drive a few yards off the road, park the car, stuff a Trapper Nelson with will fare well at the zones wire, but the Wildcats waders and my lunch, lash my rod to the woo- but says that anything can were denied first place honours with a 65-61 de- den frame, then, depending on the condition of happen. the snow, slip on skis or snowshoes, shoulder Monture has worked feat. my pack, and make my way over the snow cov- with the team to focus on Last year the Wildcats ered field toward the river, banishing thoughts of their endurance training placed fourth at the annual how hard, and achingly uncomfortable, the re- and it is paying off well for tournament. turn trip was sure to be after a day of wading, the team. The Wildcats will build casting, and hopefully playing fish. The Wildcats were in- on their experience from The tracks of wolves and moose would cover vited to the D.P. Todd Tro- the D.P. Todd tournament the paths alongside the river, documenting the jan Wars tournament in to prepare for the zone ongoing hunt that becomes earnest and more Prince George Feb. 2-4. championships. savage when prey is more vulnerable against the Spartan landscape. I'd choose to be alone on these trips most of the time Usually I wouldn't meet anyone. Some- Ski team brings times, but seldom, there would be tracks show- ing that someone had been there. And, year after year there'd be a footprint trail tracing a home medals route that led from the West Kalum Road to the old logging road. After following that right of SHAMES mountain's ski team infiltrated Quesnel)s Troll way for a while, the trail would cross the top of. Mountain Feb. 10-11. the beaver dam that still spans the slough, then The local skiers were taking part in the Merrill Lynch giaut slalom races. !i Climbing in the cold wend its way through the brush at Beaver Flats, LOCAL ICE climber Jessica Lord takes advantage of the cold weather by before emerging at Diggers, where its termina- Mathieu Leclerc and Aaron Gingles both competed in the 15-18 age category. Leelerc brought home three sil- getting out to some frozen waterfalls on the road to Shames mountain tion was marked by a fire pit filled with charred vers while Gingles earned a bronze medal. last week. The unusually warm weather so far this winter has made for embers and a forked stick stuck between the Ben Peters and Leah Leclerc raced in the 13-15 age poor ice climbing conditions around Terrace. But if this cold snap holds grapefruit sized rocks on the beach. group and they both skied their way to a bronze and sil- climbers will have ample opportunity to hit the ice. That's Lane Frederick The fishing was good then. I'd feel that I'd ver medal each. ,- ' , (lower left) giving Jesslca a belay. Local climber Philippe Grant (not earned it,i;The trip to the lower river, froml the ..... in the 11-13 category Julia Peters won two silver and shown) has tieen~taklng ' these and other budding ice climbers out,,this west side,-is stilldemanding, especially~:when winter demonstrating'proper rope use, climbing and safety techniques. the show is deep arid soft, btif!suburbaniZation The team competes next'~at Shames ~f6r the zdne hl"' BETTY BARTON PHOTO .... on the east side of the Kalum has opened up the pine races Feb. 23-24. lower river to anglers and boaters. When I was ,, .. ... :?,.. • there a few weeks ago there was deep path worn ., all the way. from the river side of the field ir I (which, I'm sad to say, has now been trans- formed into a road running between lots) right to the river bank. Sports Scope On the trail to Deep Creek I met two young men packing drift rods. One was carrying a plas- tic bucket half filled with roe dyed a pinkis h Ski marathon turns 20 grape colour. "Man," the taller and leaner of the FOR TWENTY years cross country skiers have two complained in response to my question taken part in the annual Alton Cross Country Ski about the fishing, "there are boats and guys Marathon. everywhere. We didn't get a thing." The 20th anniversary race was held at the Onion "You're really sporting," said the other, point- Lake ski trails Feb. 10 and was a great success. ing at my six weight trout rod. The recently groomed course proved to be a good I continued on, a little less confident that my challenge for skiers and it was a perfect day to enjoy experience and ability would compensate for a tour on the course. ray self-imposed tackle handicap. "It was a beautiful, bright, sunny day," said event The report proved accurate. That afternoon, I coordinator Bemadette Saxon. spotted bank fishermen soaking roe, saw fisher- Seventy-seven skiers took part in various race dis- men drifting from run to rub in rafts, saw others tances. The skiersraised just over $1,000 which goes jetting over the riffles, and watched others back to the the B.C. Heart and Stroke foundation. trolling from MacKenzie River-style drift boats. Though it sometimes felt like it in the past, the Kalum isn't my private game preserve. Still, Gymnasts give peak I'd have preferred to see fewer anglers working the river that day. But, I wouldn't have minded MEMBERS of the Blueback swim club crowd around Dr. Peter Usher as he. performances sharing the runs and riffles with all those fishers, discusses goal setting. Usher also helps the kids develop their mental race LOCAL gymnasts Siobhan Sloan McMullen and except that most of them were using bait or plans. Maria Schulmeister represented the Terrace Peaks boats, or both, to gain an advantage over the gymnastics club in Richmnd Feb. 10-11. fish. Schulmeister, who competes in the level four Tyro While the regulatory regimes on other rivers in division came home with three bronze medals and a this area have evolved to the point where they Local swimmers get help fourth place overall ranking in the annual Dogwood come close to meeting the conservation require- meet. ments demanded by their fish, the Kalum has with mental game plan Schulmeister took home the broze medal in the remained in the Dark Ages. Bait is still allowed floor excercise, vault and the balance beam. on the river despite the well documented fact By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN help athletes enhance their performance," Sloan McMullen, competing in the level three that its use is particularly destructive to char SPORTS organizations in cities as re- said Usher. Argo division, placed second in the vault event earn- !and trout, the least resilient and most vulnerable mote as Terrace usually do not have the A big part of that involves dealing with ing herself a silver medal. She also won a broze species in our northern rivers. luxury of employing a sports psychologist emotions prior to a race. Younger athletes medal for her floor excercise. Fishing with bait may be fine in stocked lakes. for local athletes. But the Bluebook swim in particular feel nervous before a race. and the sea, and for kids' fisheries, but it's use. club has managed to do just that. He works with the swimmers to identi- for winter steelhead, crammed into the narrow Dr, Peter Usher is a Prince George fy what is contributing to those feelings. Valentine spiel a success 'confines of shrunken rivers is unsporting in the based sports psychologist who has worked He teaches them ~ow to turn nervous THE TERRACE curling club was hopping with ac- same way that chumming for them would be. " as a mental skills coach with elite ath- feelings into 'winning feelings'. tion Feb. 9-11 as they hosted the annual Ladies Va- Similarly, trolling on lakes and in the ocean is letes around the world for 20 years. The swimmers also learn how to block lentine Bonspiel. defensible, but troUing on rivers when the water. Usher makes monthly trips to Terrace out distracting things in their environment Thirty-two teams including eight out of town rinks is low is just plain unsporting, and, since it cov- to work with the Bluebaek swim club to that contribute to feelings of nervousness. took part in the event. Terrace teams managed to ers so much water, and causes such a ruckus, help swimmers prepare mentally for Intimidating competitors, a packed au-., come out on top taking top honours in three of the it's downright greedy. races, He helps the athletes prepare race dienee or even loud music and bright four events. Finally, killing a steelhead is still legal on the plans and set goals for the future. lights might make a swimmer nervous, i The A went to the Helen Joseph rink of Terrace. lower Kalum in the winter. Given the mild win- "I get them to set challenging goals so Coach Mike Carlysle says having the Sandra Horbachewsky's rink won the B event. Kiti- ters we continue to have, the improved access, when they achieve them there is a great internationally respected doctor spend mat's Sheila Reeves rink clinched first in the C event. and the fact that, in the grand scheme of salmon sense of accomplishment," he said. time with the team has been integral to And the Alana Cameron rink took the D event. fisheries, abundance is an adjective that can't Fast times aren't the only important members setting more personal best times accurately be used to modify steelhead, a kill thing, but numbers are tangible so Usher and consistently breaking club records. A splashin' good time fishery on the Ydtsumkalum is just that - killing gets the swimmers to set goals for times So why does a man who works with the fishery, they want to achieve. elite athletes remain in northern B.C.? IT'S BEEN four months since the Terrace swim- ming pool has offered the Friday night Moonlight As it turned out I hooked two steelhead with "If they say they are 70 per cent sure "Ever since I lived in Prince George, that they can achieve that time that my experience has been that the north Splash to Terrace's youth and it has become hugely my trout rod that day. Both were old and slug- popular. gish and were quickly landed; it wasn't my in- means they are 30 per cent uncertain," gets the short end of the stick," he said. says Usher. "I learned very quickly that things are Between 65 and 85 teens converge on the pool be- tention to hook them, and I felt a guilty doing ) tween 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. every Friday night. so. After releasing them, I changed to a slower Usher says that' out of the uncertainty not fair and equal. And people in the They get the run of the leisure pool, the main pool sinking line and caught some dolly varden, all athletes can identify specific things they south don't care if it's fair and equal," and the hot tub - withmit any adults around to get in of whiCh proves that good fishing (and more of need to work on. One swimmer may need said Usher. the way.The weekly event began to offer people aged it for more people) is possible without the use of to work on his turns while another swim, He says mental training for all sports 11-16 in Terrace a fun, free activity. fish parts; worms, or boats, mer might heed to work on her stroke, involves the same basic principles so if ,'The whole puipose of what I do is to he can help swimmers here -why not? .... , / :/ :" ' .... , i : , t .., t i e, I e~q e~#~e~q B6- T[

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II NorthwestStewardship Society '~ ¢.~tt LOLUMBIA...BRI:rtSH INVITATION TO TENDER ~' (~ Call for Proposals [I VESSEL OPERATIONSCONTRACT CS2002-02 Fisheries Renewal funding h:ts been allocated [I Sealed tendersfor the operationsof the Ministryof Forestsvessel MV Coast Now thol~ne 22nd is near, to the Stewart, Nass, Hazelton, Kitimat and ]l Range,;, in the PrinceRupert area and alongthe NorthCoast will be receivedby the We needall of you to t~/and guess, DistrictManager, North CoastForest District, 125 MarketPlace, Prince Rupert, ec Acha~, gel we know ~ms, 40, trace region. Projects that research, enhance [| vaJ 1B9 no talerthan 3:30 p.m., MBtcht6, 2001, at which timeeU tenders wilt be J Tenweeks oher you were conceived, openedin public.Tenders must be submiltedin accordancewith the termsand con- lyour fingerMnlswere alreody ,,~ A few cluesyou soy~.Heros ~e rest: or restore local fish stocks and habitat and/or [I ditionsspecified in the tenderpackage. The lowestpriced or anytender will not nec- Ipermonenl[yengrove,t on '~ Shereally knows the insand outs, romote community awareness may apply. For [I essarilybe accepted,This solicitationis subjectto Chapter5 or the Agreementon | yourskin. Forever after, these ~Jl~ ~ OFoll ofourinsurance, ~ ~F ...~,~ .... InternalTrade. I may b0 usedto idenli('/yc~. ~..~i~: a proposal package and deadline information, III Tenderpackages are availableat the NorthCoast Forest Oistdct office• For turther | Ttero~ Fro-fibs E~colion Assoc. We relyon her brains,and her smarts, Her heartis big, call the Northwest Stewardship Society at [I informationcontact Brian Wesleyson, Operations Manager, at 250-624-7460. Box 852, Tenace • Gettingher stumpedis a rareoccurrence, her laugh is too, 1-250-635-5449 or 1-800-663-6396 DistrictManager Shewas honouredwith e difficuItjob, Shecon pl~e a polky if ~o one can, NorthCoast Forest District. /~ NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC To be in chargeas our manager, I(not on tilephone, she r~y be in I1 • L~ &HEAUNGCENTRE Now all day10ng, she ~01ks on the phone, Drive-thin, • ii i ',Y/h0tmore do you need~ identifyher? t'l~e you guessedyet.~ Sl'ds our Vivian. ~L~*~.-~ ~'7:~~.. ' I in 5CAHADIANS i .... i ~ " Feb. 24 • $125 detail and CAH'T BREATHEPROPERLY: ~: registration at centre. But you can be.t the odds on lung dise.so. "You Have Choices" • Arm yoursolfwith the latest lung|acts from Ihe B.C. Lung Aromatherapy massage, Associolion. Take notice that E. Wayne Webber, All West Trading Reflexology, Polarity, Therapy, • Reduce air pollution fromresidentlal'wood smoke and auto Limited of Terrace, B.C., occupation Loq Broker intends to Pranic, Crystal Healing, emissionswilh lips irem lABAsso¢ialion. make application for o Road Access of rand ,g,,enerolly situ- Shamanic, Therepeutic Touch, • Support advanced research and province-widecommunity ated West Side Skeena River Quill Creek' D.L. 4772 Reiki - Qualified Practitioners edu'calZonprograms sponsored by yourLung Assodolion. . Region 65 and more specifically described in (a) below: Laurell BaUard, Mscd, Phd Northwest Stewardship Society (a) Omineca Assessment District, District Lot 4772, except 11C0tt0nwoodCres, Th0rnh I' 635-71 ::i::B . zsH. LuN Assoc dN |. Box 34(X}g,'SmdonD,Vanco~vcr, B.C. V61 4M2 Plan 1149, Range 5, Coast District containing 57.46 ha ebruary 26th, 10 am .. (Ach~rtbM$.fp~e dona~d by lhLrpublica~ion) ~a~ The purpose for which the land is required is: road access i to Lot 4772 from Skeena Cellulose Inc. Logging Road. , at the Comments concerning this application may be made to the Kitsumkalum Request for Equipment Rates Senior Land Officer, British Columbia Assets and Land Community Cenlre The Kitsumkalum BandCOuncil is establishing a list of eli- Corporation, Skeena Region, P.O. Box 5000, Smithers, • 16 West on West KalumRoc~d. gible Heavy Equipment contractors who may be B.C., V0J 2N0 Telephone (250) 847-7331. requested to participate in Watershed Restoration Be advised any response to this advertisement will be con- Call 635-5449 for more information. Program (WRP) activities during the upcoming year. sideredpart o1: the 'public record. For information, conrad Required equipment includes but is not limited to: newer- FOI Advisor, British Columbia Assets and Land model medium-sized excavators, all wheel drive end- Corporation, Skeena Region, 847-7352. dumps, and tandem end-dumps. Equipment must utilize biodegradable hydraulic oils. All equipment will be File No: 6406885 E. Wayne Webber required in the Terrace area. Dote.d Feb. 9, 2001 Signatureo~: applicant or agent

If you are interested in being considered for WRP work MANAGEMENT PLANNING FOR THE please fax the following information: equipment model, STIKINE COUNTRY'S PROTECTED AREAS age, serial#, operator experience, and mob./demob. charges, and other relevant information to, 635-4622. BC Parks is seeking your advice regarding future management of the Stikine Country s protected areas. A Rate schedules should be faxed to the above number no first step in the planning process will be to define a long later than March 3112001. For more information please forward all enquiries to the above fax number attention term vision and broad management direction. Lyle Bolton, KWRP Project Manager. Protected areas involved include: Mr, Edziza Provincial Roxanne Park, Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park, Gladys Loke Funding provided by Forest Renewal. Chow Ecological Reserve, Tatlatui Provincial Park, Stikine River Kitsumkalum Band Council REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL for being named to Ihe Park, Boya Lake Provincial Park, Kinaskan Lake Provincial Park as well as a number of newly established Fall 2000 RINIWAL BC The Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks (BC Parks) protected areas. I ~ Semester L I invites proposals for the purpose of operating and Your input is valuable in helping to determine the future maintaining recreational facilities within Mezladin Lake IF Deans list ~1 for these protected areas. To become involved, attend one Provincial Park. II~--.~ with 4~0 .,=mm~..~ll of our open houses or workshops and fill out a Request for Expression of Interest The Request for Proposal Package may be purchased for questionnaire. Workshops are intended for those who can a $53.50 (GST included) non-refundable fee payable to participate for a full day. Open houses provide an The Kitsumkalum Band Council is establishing a list of eli- gible consultants to carry out assessment and prescription the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations, or opportunity for those people who can participate for only viewed free of charge at the BC Parks' Offices indicated an hour or so, and who may wont to discuss specific development work for the Kitsumkalum Watershed Restoration Program (KWRP), The intention is to establish below: topics with BC parks staff. a selection list of qualified consultants and professionals BC Parks BC Parks Public open houses and workshops are scheduled to who may be invited at a later date to participate in invita- Skeena District Office Terrace Office occur at: tion to tender, Projects will require expertise n one or more of the following areas: 3790 Alfred Ave. Highway 37 South 150 LEGAL Across from the CommunJ~- Location Date T~me Upslope assessment/prescriptions (road deactivation, Smithers, B.C. NOTICES Lakelse Lake Picnic Site Dease Lake- workshop hillslope, gullies, etc,) (Min. of Forests Bldg.} March 6 8:30am.3pm Riparian assessment/prescriptions A mandatary proponent~,' meeting will be held on March Instream assessment/prescriptions Dease Lake - open house 6th, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. for registered proponents at the Notice To Bradley I (Min. of Forests Bldg.) March 6 4-9 pm Interested parties must clearly Indicate,which type of Terrace Office located on Highway 37 south across from Douglas Schuster I Smilhers - workshop work they are interested in and the qualifications they the Lakeise Lake Picnic Site. TAKE NOTICE that Donna Rose I (Aspen Motor Inn) March B 8:30am-3pm have. Interested parties are asked toreply to this To be ellgibie to attend the mandatory proponent's meet- Toth has made an application I Smi~ers - open house Expression of Interest by briefly and clearly providing the ing you must purchase Ihe Request for Proposal Package in Vanderhoof Provincial Court I (Aspen Motor Inn) March B 4-9 pm following information: company experience, personnel - file #4444 FRA against and register with BC Parks. Terrace - open house experience, and specific qualifications as they pertain to Bradley Douglas Schuster for the above listed categories, maintenance of the child Scoff (Coast Inn of the West) March 9 4-9 pm The deadline for submitting sealed proposals (registered Louis Bradley Schuster born Expressions of Interest should be received no later than proponents only) to the above mentioned office is 4:00 I September30th, ~994. , To receive a newslelter/questionnaire, contact BC Parks, March 3112001. They should be forwarded to Lyle BoRon, p.m. local time an March ,27, 2001. Proposals must be I If a reply in Form 3 under the Bag 5000, Smilhers, BC VOJ 2N0 or call (250) KWRP Project Manager, Kitsumkalum Band Council, P.O. submitted to the BC Parks Offices as listed above or to I ProvincialCourt (Family)rules is 847-7320 for information, or pick one up at an open Box 544 Terrace, B.C. VBG 4BS or they can be taxed to the Terrace Government Agent Office at 1 O1-3220, Eby I not filed in Vanderhoof 635-4622. Street, Terrace, V8G 5K8, attention BC Parks. | Provincial Court, 2440 Bute house or workshop, or visit our website at: a: www.elp.gov.bc.ca/Ixparks/protect/mgmlplns/mgmlnew.htm I StreeL Vanderhoof, B.C. within Funding provided by Forest R¢ ...... I thirty (30) days of this publlca- I Non, the court may proceed to | Kitsumkalum Band 'Council , ...BRITISH make an Order against Bradley | ..BmtsH LOLUMBIA .... Douglas Schuster wi~out fur-| LOLUMBIA Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks tl~ notice. I Ministry of Environmenl, Lands and Parks II The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 - 87 l 155OBITUARIES 160 TENDERS EMPYRE ;~ ACCEPTINGBIDS on grapple Hot Water Outdoor Furnace -- , yarding in Bell 1 area. Call 250- ¢ I~1~ t-~ NOTICE TO J I 636-9029. for more Into. fax ~ .... ;. ~: ," CREDITORS AND I 250-636-9025 I • Heat,ome,=,op&¢,,nhou,~monehem," ; l ' ' . ~ ~);~ " I ° Ea$11ytIedi~to~,]st~ngforeedalt&d0mestlchot '~ . ~d~,.~ . OTHERS I i .u,,o,-.,.~,.. , Re: The eslate of I I ' Bumsun.~pttt~oduptoflvefeetlong I l~ll~ll~ll~l~llt MICHAELANGELOCASORSOI I Formerresi.dent of ~ I"~""*~"¢"'°~'"~""0"="'1 In~u~n~P~mJu~ ~li~ ~~~r I I SAFETY TRAINING ~J alsoknown as ' I I Terrace passed aw. ayat ~' I " ~n d~s~g~~n~ m~nu fagged l~ ~ S,=b~/ '7,= Our ~,,~c~-¢,~I I MIKECASORSO, Deceased - j Lion'sHospital in II BOOKKEEPING SERVICES: I =Stalnless$1eelc0nstmcUonavallablelntwosizes' , I formerlyo(Terro~e, 6dt{sh Co(amble I Vancouveron Feb. 14, IJ Set up and maintenance of your - B4S2008 M~. " " l~ WCB OFA Level 1 I Creditorsand others having claims I, HYDROIHERMA x~tept~on~0rTolI.Freo1866845 2006 ,o,:'~r~n, l against the esiaie oF Michael I 2001 fo([owlng a brie~ II small business requirements. Sai~, March 10 Man., April 2 I CASORSOare herebynotified under i baffle with cancer. Funeral ~ Serving the Northwest for over ~,,~=,tc.~0~=mwm0,,~,,,~=ome~o~.com ~,,~o,,,~,~ l section38 oHheTrus:ee Act that par. I service.swere he!d at the )~ 9years. Phone250.635.9592 WCB OFA Level 3 March 19-30 I ticularso~ their delmsshould be sent I North Shre e Alliance /t/I ~" 330 :C OIVJ PUT-ERE ~- C4REYBOGART, Instructor April 17-30 I ta ~e undersignedAdministrator at I •Church on ; "1 1#19.3941 Old Lakelse Drive, I Saturda.y_,Feb.17, 2001. l I IVAIV£f'KAf) I' K~l WANTED FREEZER burned ITerrace, B.C., V8G 3T9, on or before i In h'eu of flowers donations J raledbeslserviceandm0slo{(ucale camera including all software meat, bones or fish for sled TRANSPORTATION ENDORSEMENT I March 8, 2001, afterwhich date Ihe can be made to the Canadian I psychlcsin(anna in 1998 +1999 $750 OBO. H.P. scanjet 3300c. dogs. Will pick up 250-635- Sun., March 11 Sun., April 8 I Administrator will distributetha estate i I among the Forliesentitled Io it hey- I Cancer Socie~/. J • Career ~ asking $150 abe. 250-635- 3772 I ing regard only to the claims that I A beloved friend who will I • Relationships ~ . 3882 -~~ WHMIS - Anytime via computer I havethen been received. [ be sadly missed. ] • Spouse habits : l----1410 FARM " I BETHGROENINK, • Picking Lotto #'s ; l EQUIPMENT I' ; :I ~

' • ¥ in 2000 5-6 adult soft sided hot tub. Lots l " ; l ~ l l .l ':l' " ' " l l 1-900-451-4055 of,exras. Like new. $2700.00. THUNDERBIRD RANCH and Medical Equipment 24 HRS. ~2.99/mln- 18+ 25' Hitachi TV oak cabinet ex- farm equipment. Quality used Loan Service cellent cond. $275•00 cabinet sale,s_,.and Iocators. Hauling Claire Jean style end table $30.00 250-635- available. Dave Crossan 250- YourC~ma~Jon !~ 5278 Sup'.~rts This ; I Passed away Feb. 14, Vanderhoo,567"2607'6kmB.C. Mapes Road, I~Northwest ~~ Community COMPUTER DESK sml. $15, Service. 2001 at Lion's Gate video casette stand $45, I ID~Community !Hospital in her 671h chester-bed-&chair $500, coffee l year. Survived by her FOUND ON Hemlock street, a Canad/an Red Cross &end tables $50. BULLS FOR sale. 100 plus i loving sons Michael mountain equipment coop bag. Owner to claim by indentifying. FACTORY DIRECT SALES, af- yearling bulls. Hereford, Red & Global Positioning Systems Fieldwork $149 i (Sheila), Robin (Karen), 250-635.6505 fordable easy to assemble Black Angus, Charolais, Gelb- kitchen cabinets, Murphy beds. viehs and Limousin on test at Feb 27-Mar 3 ...... Tues/Thur/S~t ...... 7-10/9-4 brother Larry (Joan) FOUND, ROLL of film in Ferry !and 5 grandchildren. A 10 year product warranty. Free Lazy B Ranch. Please call Island parking lot 35mm, 24 estimates. Te1:250-561-2240 Charlv 250-690-7226. Transportation Endorsement $83 ,memorial service was exp. Call 250-638-0947 www.murphybedsbc.com Fax: FIVE YEAR old black morgan Mar 2 or 16 ...... Fri ...... 8:30-5:30pm held at 11:00 a.m., LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at 1-888-553-2343 quarterhorse mare• Great trail =Saturday, February 17, the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. www.kltchensbe.corn horse. Very sure footed. Asking Intro to Windows 98 $169 2001 at North Shore a black leather wallet. Please MOVING, MUST sell french $1200 firm. Please call 250- Mar 5-14 ...... Men/Wed ...... 7-10 pm Alliance Church, 201 E return, no questions asked. I.D. provincial dining room set, 635-6442 very important. Please call $400.00, new, dark green MS Word - Level II $169 23rd St., N. Vancouver; (250)624-2002 extension "0". HORSE & Tack Auction Sun- couch and chair, $850.00, dia- day March 18th 11:30 am. Mar 5-14 ...... Men/Wed ...... 7-10pro 984-6422. Reward offered. mond ring appraised @ $2275 In lieu of flowers, Please book horses and tack LOST TOSHIBA lap top. Feb with papers. $1400.00 250-635- early. Phone B.C. Auctions 250- MS Access - Level I $169 donations may be 9588 1st in the a.m. in Terrace from 992-9325 Mar 6-15 ...... Tues/Thur ...... '"',;""';'""i"' 7-IO pm Kenny to Eby street. Phone made in Claire Jean's LONE FIR RANCH 2 yr. old : 250-638-1954. Reward offered. : 365 "l ' l l memory to the polled Hereford bulls. Proven Intro to Sign Language $99 Canadian Cancer :MISCELLANEOUS bloodlines, easy calve,s. View Mar 6-Ap~ 10.: ...... Tues ...... ,.."..,.•.,...•.,, 7-10 ptn Society. l l FOR sAL. E ll dams and sires. Ask about CANADA'S BEST 24 HOUR 1 delivery. Phone 250-690-7527 Foodsafe Level I ' $99 on 1 (18yrs+) 1-888-913-8122 A'I-rENTION DIRECT TV(DSS) Fort. Fraser. Mar 10-11 ...... Sat/Sun ...... , ...... ~.....i ...... 9-4 prn from $2.00/min. Credit card bill- owners HU test cards available, ing. 1-900-870-7647 $3.99/min also complete systems starting Chainsaw Safety ~ $199 Website: www.disereettalk.com at $900 250-624-8173. Mar 15-16 ...... Thur/Fri ...... i ...... ,...... 8-Spin i NORTHERN HEALTHCARE SAVE 50% on assorted NATU- Building Service Worker- Level II $299 THANK YOU RAL WEAR BRAE by Camp. Mar 16-18 ...... Fri/Sat/Sun ...... 6-10/8-5 for your support of the Located In the park avenue ZOth Annual Alcan X-~ountn/Ski Marathon medical clinic. Transportation of Dangerous Goods $70 Mar 17 ...... Sat ...... 8:30-3:30pm BC Hydro Heart & Stroke Foundation NURSING PRODUCTS select- ed nursing products 15% OFF. AIcan Valhalla Pure Outfitters Medela NURSING BRAE and MS Excel - Level II $169 Robins Donuts Overwaitea (Kitimat) BABY GIFT WARE. Located in Mar 19-28 ...... Men/Wed ...... " ...... 7-10 pm Action sports Aqua Clear Bottlers the Park Avenue Medical Clinic. Blue Ridge Graphics Hot House Restaurant Northern Healthcare. Internet/E-mail $89 Don Diego Gunners Cycle & Ski PRESSURE COOKER, Brand Mar 20-22 ...... Tues/Thur ...... 7-10 pm Stuart's Lakeside Cambrt B&B new 22 qt, bought at Canadian Tim. Box has never been Building Service Worker - Level I $265' Snow Valley Nordic Ski Club opened. $150.00. 250-638- Mar 23-25 ...... Fri/Sat/Sun ...... 6-10/8-5 0985 "BRITCO" PORTABLE build- ing. Two 12x 40; sections c/w furnace, a/c presently at Merritt ADVENTUROUS. ~§FI,,~ ~i~ I~s golf ', Course. 250-378-4824 • sdeking SM30-45'~r compan- "4 ...... JOSEPH DAVID 'MITCHELL ~; ;i l " = ionship in persuing outdoor and Sicamous resident, Mr. Joseph David MitcheJl died suddenly other activities. Must be sincere at his home on Wednesday, February 14, 2001 at 79 years and good natured. Respond to of age. File #g0, Terrace Standard, I He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, BC., Edith of Sicamous; son Blair (Susan) of Salmon Arm; two V8G 5R2 or groovey_guru grandchildren Rachel and lan; many nieces, nephews and @hotmall.cam I PALLETS extended family. ARE YOU a funloving honest Future?/' III • and active S.W.M. that enjoys SALE Joe, barn on April 13, 1921 at Toga, Saskatchewan, was I FOR _ You're invited to t?e II the last of his family. Coming to B.C. from Rossburn, ' good conversations as much as I The Terrace Standard has a variety of activities? Attractive Manitoba, he had lived in Nelson then Terrace for 15 years S.W.F., 34, intelligent, active I a collection of pallets. Northwest Community College Ill and finally Sicamous where he has resided for the past 23 and financially secure Inlsearch I Suitable for Information Evening! years. Joe had served overseas in the Armed forces during of companionship. Write with I kindling, small fences, etc. III the war, worked in construction and had been a supervisor picture to File# 93, c/o Terrace Everyone is Welcome! III for Skeena Forest Projects. He retired in 1978. Active in the Standard, 3210 Clinton St, Ter- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY27, 2001 ill Masonic Lodge A.F. & A.M., initlated, passed and raised at race B.C. VgG 5K2 1'2.00..h Kitsilas Lodge #123, Terrace, B.C. of which he was ATTRACTIVE SF, 33 NS seek- I Availableat 7:00,o 9..oo,.,. III Worshipful Master in 1976. Joe was affiliated with Enderby ing 35-45 sm, financially secure Room 2002 Ill Lodge #40 in 1979, was Worshipful Master in 1983, Grand who loves to cook. and for com- Marshal in 1987 and District Deputy Grand Master in 1998. panionship, respond to File #91, Refreshments and Tours III Joe had been the Worthy Patron of the Eastern Star several Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton ISTANDAR Call 638-5492 times and a member of the Royal Canadian Legion. He was a St, Terace, BC VSG 5R2 or I 3210 Clinton Street, good neighbour, enjoyed woodworking, fishing and golfing, i msrraven2vahoo.com I Terrace,B.C. V8G 5R2 Memorial services will be held 2:00 p.m., Monday, February 19, 2001 at St. Andrew's United Church, Enderby. I CALL NOW Josie's psy- Reverend Fred Duck officiating. Following the service a I chic connection. Rated #1 reception will be held at the Legion Hall• Donations in Joe's by the people. 1-900-643- i 380 TIMBER memory may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. 4100 $2.99/min. registered % Arrangements in the care of Mountain View Funeral Home, minister: Josie, Clairvoy- ;n, Armstrong. 546-8294. ant:John, Herbal Tarot: WE BUY logs. Purchasing logs Sarah, Dream Raven: Ben- (spruce peeler & fir sorts) for i = i i nee 24hrs. 18+ Quesnel Distribution Center. For information and the best timber value contact Interpac l 315lAUCTIONS 1 Log & Lumber Ltd. at: (604) ' . • . .. 777-0427. ipruder@ inter.clate.ca DOG TRAINING. Personalized 1979 D4E cat 6-way winch 975 BOBCAT loader, exc. con- power shift complete powertrain dition, bucket forks, spare tire. HORSE SALE auction to be 1 on 1 sessions for basic obedi- • | l • once training & behavior modifi- rebuild $29,000 obo. 250-547- $16,500.250-638-7701 held Friday March 2, at B.C. 9245 (Kerri) ~?~l~~ Nisgaa LislmsGovernment Livestock Agri Centre. Tack cation. Dog walking, & board- THUNDERBIRD RANCH and 4:30p.m. horses 6:00p.m.F.M.I. inq. Ca( Lea 250-635-0177 TUFF-TUG Winch - New con- farm equipment. Quality used WatershedRestoration Department Phone B.C. Livestock 250-573- : MISCELLANEOUS ~ cept in portable winches. End- sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- .. ~ ...~:-... , : .. less line hauling. See us at the able• Dave Cmssan 250-567- 3939 consign early for best sell- :IFOR SALE>;:/l;: /TiTi' [ Prequalificati0nList inq spot. Safari Exhibition, booth #58; 2607, 6 km Mopes Road, Van- March 8~ 9, 10. at the Kamloops derhoof, BC L!!!J RestorationWorks for 2001 Exhibition Association. The Nisga'a Lisims Government invites interested contractors to www.Tufftuq.com supply prequelification information for watershed restoration work. In order to be eligible for Watershed (FRBC) works dudng the Apdl :11510 BUSINESS / 2001-March 2002 season, your company will need to be on this OPPORT.UIN!TIES ! list. The watershedrestoration work will encompass:.

• Road deactivation and rehabilitation: construction of cross I ditches, pulling back sluffin'g or falling roads, removing current drainage structures (culveds and/or bddges, etc.) ' FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES • Stream and slope rehabilitation: engineering end repair to l to 4450 G slides and failures putting structures (LWD and riffles, etc.) into YOUR DOLLAR STORE WITH MORE tish creeks to create fish habitat, Locations available in Terrace, Hazelton, • Stream monltadng and evaluation:field work involvingreview of previous work done including preparationof repods. Grea( New Hazelton, Kitimat, etc. : Upslope and road monitoring and evaluation: reviewing road We offer Franchising, Locations, Designs, deactivation work and providing reports as to the success or' Up to Lease negotiations, Training, Opening support and mode. fsllure, etc. ~l ~l~ ~ ~ ~ : • Stream surveys: field checking streams to determineif Instream Contact Dave Uzelman. Phone (250) 860-4225 I repair works could be done preparing reports to indicate ! Cell: (250) 878-2018 planned or proposed Works, etc. Website: www,dollarstore.ca • Road assessments: field work consisting of traversing Email: yourdol!arstore @ hotrnail.q;am i previously but roads to determine If deactly~tion work Is i i i i i I ! required,must be familiar with FRBC requirement6. I ' Interested Contractors are asked to supply a listing of available I equipment (Including model and year). For contractors interestedin stream monitoring and evaluation, upslope and road monitoring "~ FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY I and evaluation, stream surveys and road assessments, please ,SHEFIELD & SONS TOBACCONISTS ® I Includethe resumes of individuals qualified to undertake this work. o Skeena Mall ~; I :Your submission should include a description ef your last three . Great New Store projects and referencesare also required. I; ~ o Established Chain iThosel wishing to respond may mall or fax the requested • Great Lease I: Informationto: • Established Lottery Centre, Sales I million + : i I: NISGA A LISIMS GOVERNMENT ' • Excellent Return ; I Watershed Restoration Office , l " Box 231, New Alysneh, B.C. V0J 1A0 • Full Training & Support : I Fax. (260) 633-2606 ..1 1-800~634213 :': i Alien/Ion:Attent on: Ralph Roblnson .~ weekdaYS 8 am-4p m (p,s,t,),. r~ B8 - The TerraceStandard, Wednesday,February 21, 2001 FIELOS STORE MANAGER We ore currently seeking o Store Manager for our Terrace location. Condidoles should be energetic, aggres~re, outgoing and comfort., PERCUSSION SALE. able in a hands on environment. Prior experience in a similar outlet Huge blow out Pearl would be an asset. drums, Sabian & Zildjlan Pbasa send your resume to: Ms. Diane Barham Fields Stores cymbals. Interest free fi- 3751 Viking Way nancing available o.a,c, ..... Rlchm0nd,B.C. V6V 1W1 Blue Water Music 321 recent nursing experience aria oe ettgtote for mem- Fax: 604-276.4521 Hudson, Salmon Arm, B.C. bership with the appropriate College in British Emalk [email protected] 1888-367-9594 bwmusic Columbia. Terms and conditions of employment We thank oil' individuals [or replying, but will contact only those NTV Is looking for an enthusiastic, energetic self• @sunwave.net are as per the collective agreements, ,,selected for an interview. • starter who wants to write their own success siory] A For further information please contact: post-secondary marketing education and/or previous Glenda Harcourt experience is required, along with an energetic, Mills Memorial Hospital positive outlook and strong communication skills. 4720 Haugland Avenue Send your resume and cover letter, including A HOME business solution. Terrace, BC, V8G 2W7 People all over making $500, references, to: $1000 even $10,000 per month. Phone: (250) 638-2211 ext. 303 Telemedia Radio (West) Inc, Question - If it made sense, No Fax: (250) 635-7639 Risk, would you listen? 24 hr. 1- E-mail: [email protected] Registered Nurses or Registered Psychiatric Retail Sales Manager, 877-780-7182. www.seffodife. Nurses are required for casual positions. 4625 Lazelle Avenue, net Terrace, BC, V8G 1S4 BANK FORECLOSURE: Terracevlew Lodge is a 75 bed multilevel Long CEDARVALE CAFE - AS IS, Term Care Facility. • Closing date for applications is March 2, 2001. ,~ WHERE IS. 48 seat care on Qualified applicants must be eligible for mem- Highway 16. 1.3 acres land, manager's suite, restaurant bership with RNABC or RPNABC, Terms and equipment. OFFERS 250-615- ~onnern forest nesear¢;n ,~ ,-mensmn vannersntp conditions of employment are as per the 5317 Natural Resource Extension Specialists Nurses' Bargaining Association Collective CATCH THE Magic, Billion Dol. Salary Range $50-$60,000 plus benefits Agreement. lar Industry, selling licensed The Partnershipis a not for profitsociety dedicatedto the deveiopment Disney, Warner Bros. and and sharingof informationto promotesustainable management for the For further information please contact: spods products. New WEB benefit of communitiesin NorthernBritish Columbia.Through our Doris Mitchell Full-time & Part-time Positions partnership,we are focusedon the applicationof knowledge,and the Terrace, R C STORE available. Minimum in. Phone; (250) 638-0223 Ext. 226 vestment $6,500.00 for informa- Identificationof researchand educationalneeds and providingexlanston needsto Improveforest managementpractices. tion 1-800-796-7979, www.car- Duringthe nextfew years Northwest CommunityCollege, hopesto offer several newhealth educationprograms (e.g. LPN,RN Refresher). toonproducts.com We are seekingfour Extensionsspecialists to be locatedin the Skeena- CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINA- Sulkley,Omlneca-Peace and PdnceGeorge areas in northernB.C. These programswill likely be offeredin Terrace.Specific p0stings will MENT centre for sale Successful candidateswill be highlyenergetic, self-starting Individuals, with be advertisedonce programsare approved and fundingIs secured. $100k/year income. Turn key excellentInterpersonal and communicationskills, have the ability to ' an,o Salary will be {n accordancewith the CollegeAgreement between networkeffectively with a diversegroup of naturalresource information operation and financing avail- providersand usersand havestrong organizational skills. High focus on NorthwestCommunity College and the 13CGEIJInstmct0r scale. able. 250-638.8019 client satisfactionand a sincereconcem for the social,economical and FOR SALE. Accredited ICBC ecologicalconditions In the northare essential. At this time, we are Interestedin devel0pinga p0ol 0f potentialfull- autobody shop. 5000sq.ft. and Hygienist time and/0r pan.time Instructors with undergraduatedegrees {n big office. Turnkey operation, The Parthorshlpanticipates that Initialfocus of activitywill be tn the areas Nursingand with recentexperienee in acutemedical/surgical care and of terrestrialecosystems, silvicultural systems includinghawesting, completely fenced and secure. ~ Hygienist position available in modern eight ~ reforestationand stand tendingand foresthealth issues all within a social communitysettings. A master degreein a relevantfield as wellas previ- Very good customer base with context.Experience in these areaswill be an asset.Qualifications Include a ~ operatory facility" located in beautiful Terrace, B.C.~ ous collegeor universityteaching experience and/or supervisionof steady clientele. Only shop in minimumof live yearsof InvolvementIn naturalresource management with 1"~ Our caring flexible team includes 0no Dentists, and~d clinicalsis preferred, Applicantsmust be able to work }ndependendy Vanderhoof 250-567-2466 days an emphasison scienceand traditionalIntormatlon and technology 250-567-3151 eve. Ask for transfer,A professionaldesignation would be a definiteasset. three hygienists. A visiting oral surgeon, anesthetist, ~ yet c0llaborativelyin a team environment,applicants should respond Kent. ~and periodontist offer learning opportunities. s~c~ing area(s) of ex~rtise in the healthfield, Please applyby February 2S, 2001 with coveringletter stating your HOME WORKERS neededlll qualificat(onsfor the positionalong with your resumesummarizing career ~¶ Whether you are looking to increase your skills and [~ Resumes should be submiRed by March 9, 2001 to: To assemble our products. For experienceand accomplishmentsto: L~ experience, or enjoy our uncomparable outdoors, ~ free information send SASE to Competition O0.194B ~ ~ Crafts, 8-7777 Keele St., Dept. HerschelH Boydston,RPF ht] this may be what you are looking for. Competitive ~ #2, Concord, Criterion, L4K 1Y7 ExecutiveDirector wage and benefit package. ~,~ Director, Human Resources ~ or call 905-866-6095 Northsm ForestResearch & ExtensionPartnership Box 726, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4X2 ~ ~ Suite 707, 29g VictoriaStreet Please call Bonnie Olson at (250)638-0841. INFLATABLE PLAY areas for Prince George,S.C. V2L 5B8 FAX: (250) 635-3511 ~P"~i ~i!! childrenl Great rental business Fax: (250)565-4409 and excellent income. Be the Emall: [email protected] NOR~T COM[MUNITY COLLEGE i ;i~ first to stad in your area, Call 250.923-3931 for more Info. i LADIES ARE you interested In COMPUTER SYSTEM ANALYST": being part of a team in a fast ~: :T~rr,c~l. ~ : :::: ~: i growing fashion wodd? Call 250-632-6638. Leave messa.qe NorthwestCommunity College, is creatinga new lull-timeComputer System SMALL YOUNG business In- Analystposition to assist with the conversionof our existingFinancial, Student Record and Human ResourcesPayr011Systems into the Datatel Colleague food services industry, less than he successful applicant will be responsible for monitoring, POSITION V~gANT maintaining, installing and repulrtng building control System, Salary wilt be in accordancewith the CollectiveAgreement with the one year old with healthy rave- T ROAD SUPERINTENDENT,,- SOUT.HBAI~IK Collngeand BCGEUSupport Staff Scale (underreview). hue. Must sell. Call 250-635- systems (HVAC, energy management, related controls and motor controls etc.) for a variety of buildings; ensuring contracted Nechako Nodhcoast Construction, a progressive Road and Bridge 3940 Reportingto the Directorof Finance& Administmt/on,and in consultationwith the repairs and maintenance are delivered to Corporate standards; Maintenance Contractor in the t,~odnwestB.C. is currently accepting Directorof StudentServices, this positionwill be responsiblefor implementation TEST DRIVEl Unique oppodun- general inspections and maintenance of equipment such as applications for the above menth~ne~senior management position. assistanceand ongoingsupport of the Colleagueadminis~rative system; provide it,/to own and operate a 2000 chillers, boilers, fans and repair and maintenaJace of building This position requires a competent, hi,.";hlymotivated Individual with technicalsupport to Colleagueusers and producereports for the financesystem Pete with zero down. You must fabric within on asstgned area; responding re minor dlent as ~ell,aS future modules,09sign,;deyelop= and.document muUne and ad hec requests end worldng Independently;on a variety of semi-skilled strong :leadership.'quallties; :above averz~gecommunication "skills ~, mpbds; malntairlCoJleagu.e. securil~ cla~ SystemIn,c0tlaboration wilh the CEISS., have m[n. 2yrs flatdeck highway malntenanceandrepdlrtasks. .., . ,...... c;..~ .... ~.. experience, able and. willing to run Canada/USA and possess QUALIFICATIONS: " " '"' !'- ~" :;~: Industry,:: 'i ' .:;"~ :: ;' . good references. Tom or Andre. A job description can be obtained from Rick Stephens, General pdntsrc0nfiguraffons, system enhancements, patches and changesto hardware, Mathematical and language skills attained through secondary parametersand procedural set up. 800-663-0099 school graduation; sound working knowledge of HVACsystems Manager, and their controls;knowledge of DDC and/or pneumatic controls Resumes from qualified applicants are requested by March 2, 2001 Qualifications/Skills: compulerinformation systems diploma or degreeand Is preferred, A "B" class gas ticket is essential with preference to be delivered to: at leastthroe years direct experience in a combinationof systemsimplementation, given to candidates who possess a trades qualification as a reporllng, databaseadministration and other computerizedapplications in a gasfitter/plumber. Candidates must be able to work R.ick Stephens, General Manager; business or educationalenvironment or equivalenttlaining and experienceis Independently or as part of a team and exercise 9ood judgment P.O, Box 360, #388 Government Street, 2nd Floor required.Knowledge ot MS Officeis required;familiarly with DatatelColleague in dealing with clients and contrnctors. $300.00, $500.00 or more per Bums Lake, B.C. V0J lEO systemand someknowiadga el databasesystems is desirable,Ability to workwith week assembling jewellery at SALARY: $24.21 per hour including a comprehensive benefits Phone: (250) 692-2343 • Fax: (250) 692-2345 considerableIndepnndence as weltas workingproductively and supporWetyIn a home no experience needed, package. ii i i i ii i i ii team environment;plan and organizeeffective(y, meet strict deadlines:and prioritize a variety of needs and demands. Excellenl written, verbal Send a self addressed stamped Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. commun~tion, organlzali0nand interpersonalskills including the amity Io envelope to: Bucci 6-295 PLEASENOTE: THISPOSITION WAS INCORRECTLYADVERTISED coordinateand facilitategroup sessionsand interact effectivelywith a diverse Queen Street East Suite 274 LAST WEEK WITHTHE WRONG LOCATION(PRINCE GEORGE). group of co-workersand end users,as wellas provencomputer diagnostic and Ref: 806 Brampton, Ontado, THE LOCATIONIS ACTUALLYDAWSON CREEK. problemsolving skills in additionto researchand analyticalskills are req0ired, L6W 4S6 For fudherinformation please call the Directorof Finarfe & Administration(250) ABSOLUTELY FREE INFOI Qualified candidates may submit their resumes quoting 638-5416.We thank all applicantfor their interest,however, only those selected competition#2000-150 no later than 4:30 pro, February23, 2001 to: for an Interviewwill be contacted.Resumes should be submittedin confidence Own a computer? Put it to workl not laterthan February28, 2001. $350-$1,000 weekly, www,se- cret-wealth,com Competition00.193B BCBuildings Coipomtlon Director,Human Resources ATrENTION: PROFESSIONAL 3330Douglas St. Box 726,Terrace, B,C. V8G 4X2 Victoria,"--'°--SC VgZ 3L1 Ddvers training program for {|BC FAX:(260) 635-3511 I]ulldl~sCorpo~t~0n or fox to (250)952.-8283 long haul trucking. Job place- www.bcbc.bc,co or e-m~ to coR,ers~od:~lT...c~ ment available for those who Accounting Clerk NORTHWESTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE qualify on highway training. Call Bear Creek Contracting Ltd. requires an 1-877-763-9040. MJ Bloomfield individual for the full-time position of account- Contracting Ltd. ing clerk. AWARD WINNING community Duties will include computer data process- newspaper requires Jr/Int. -'! ...:::'" reporter photographer. Want ingaccount reconciliations, filing and tele- energetic, enthusiastic, North Wesi, ~;:,'S;,ciety~ -phone reception. versatile, teamplayer. Starts The candidate will preferably be enrolled in March 1st Send resumes to a recognized accounting program or have an Glenn Mitchell c/o the morning equivalent amount of practical experience. sta¢ 4407 25th Ave. Vernon B.C. VIT 1PS or fax 250-545- Please submit a resume to: t510. RE! OR:: Bear Creek Contracting Ltd. BARPERSON & FLOORPER- 3752 Hwy. 16 East, disseminating information respecting a review under tile Act SON P/'T as needed, phone ' Pri,ldeii~ itiniat,: * assisting persons to request a review under the Act, 250-635-5825 after 3pro. for ap- Terrace, B.C.. V8G 5J3 • requesting tile relevant records of .the Nisga'a Public Institutions responsible for tile decisions that is being pointment. Fax: 635-6919 reviewed under the Act, CAMP CALEDOIA Summer The North West Community Health Services Society is Attention: Stuart Smith • making a preliminary assessment to determine file substance Employment. Director, Assistant Inviting applications for the regular full-time position of or lack of substance of the review requested, Director/Sports Director, Water- Tobacco Reduction Coordinator based in either our Prince • making a rev/ew report as required by dm Act, Rupert, Terrace or Kitimat office. Salary Is dependent on • preparing an annual report, front Director, Kitchen Director, • provide advice and support to the AdministratiVeReview . Female/ Male Counselors, union agreement. Board as requested and in accordance with the Act, Send resume by Mar 1,2001 to Under the direction of a PHN Assistant Administrator and • other duties necessary to carry out dm purposes of the Act its Box 3328, Smllhers, BC V0J working closely with Public Health Nurses, you will COASTMOUNTAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 directed by N/sga'a AdministrativeReview Board, 2N0. Only shod list will be con. Quallflcation~t be responsible for developing a regional tobacco reduction ability to work independently, some experience in tacted. Wages dlscussd at Inter- plan for the Northwest Health Unit to reduce tobacco use ANTED establishing the administrative infrastructure fdr the proper view, Cdmlnal record check re. and exposure to second-hand smoke among the school- Now accepting applications for the following positions: functiordngof tile administrativereview process, qulred if hired. aged population. commun/cating effectively with Ootll the public and the CASUALS REQUIRED- Home administrative sector of the Nisga'a Government, i.e. the Qualifications & Experience: • licensed to practice nursing in Nisga'a Listras Government and the Nisga'a V llage Support Workers. Caring de- the Province of British Columbia under the Registered Nurses SPECIAL SERVICES Governments, pendable Individuals who have Act • have a BSN with community health content or the successful candidate must have demonstrated capacity to a Home Support Worker/Nurses Baccalaureate degree in a health-related field or social ASSISTANT SUBSTITUTES work effectivelywith people at all leve/s, the communicative Aide certificate or a nursing sciences and two years' recent related experience in All applicants must have: and personal skills to deal with a variety of conflict background and enjoy working situations, promotion/prevention programs, or • and equivalent A one year. program certificate in the Human Services to have some background in the legal system is an :asset but with clients in their homes, Ve- combination of education, training and experience, ~ not required, hicle required. Apply at Terrace field from an accredited Provincial Institute, for a good grounding in writing concise reports on complex Home Support Services, 4720 In this position you are required to travel and may need to example: issues, use your own vehicle on Society business, Trsnspodatlon Haugland, Terrace, BC 250- • Special Education Assistant Certificate i competency with computers is an a~et, 638-4013 arrangements must meet operational requirements of the should have more than passing kn9wiedge of the Society. The successful applicant is also subject to • an Early Childhood Education Certificate administrative process and i:tecision-making, particularly FOR BUSY escod agency In satisfactory references Including a criminal record review. • Human Services Worker Certificate within the context of self-governmentasprovlded for by the Northern Alberta. Sedous Nisga'a Final Agreement and the Nisga'a Constitution, A job description may ba obtained upon request. Your inquiries only. Call 204-795- =Cornmunity Service Worker Certificate knowledge of Nisga'a language and culture would be an application must clearly Identify how you meet the • Social Service Worker Certificate asset. 6S53 posted qualifications. • knowledge and understanding of electoral processes and the Nlsga'a ElectionsAct Please direct all inquiries quoting competition #NW01:002 to: • abi!Ryto use a computer and work with electoral machinery Well established Rose Drcger, Manager of Community Health Programe, SIGNING INTERPRETERS • abilityto communicate effectivelyand work well with others Ford Dealership requires North West Community Health Services Society, • abilityto plan, to effectively manage budgets School District #82 wishes to recruit individuals with • must meet all the qualificationsset out in the Act experienced bodyman for 3412 Kalum Street,Terrace, B.C., VSG 41"2.Tel: (250) 638-2220; Fext (250) 638-2251; E-mall' [email protected]¢.¢a signing skills in American Sign Language or English, • preference will be given to individualswith a knowledge and immediate start. to act as casual on-call interpreters in Terrace only. • appreciation of ttie culture, values and language of the Applications and resumes must be received Nisga'a Nation. I.C.B.C no later than 4:30 p,m,, Friday, March 2, 2001, Please subtnlt your resume to: Salary commensurate with qualificationsand experience: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Accredited Shop Mrs, Dawn Martin Nodh West Community Health The closing date for this position will be 5:00 p.m. Friday, March Services Society thanks all Director of Instruction 2, 2001. Resumes Attn: Dave Tucker Interested applicants, however, only (Student Support Services) Please forward your resume, work related references and PC Box 400, those applicants who are selected 3211' Kienney St.; : covering letter to: Smithcrs, B.C. V0J 2N0 for an Interview will be contacted. Nb~a'a I.blam 6overnment ~ , Terrace, BC, VgG,3E9 :. ;. : Admlnistratire Hevlcw ~rd • (250) 847-2237 or PC Box 231 1-800-663-7765 II I I I II I ~batth3~orr ill adt~tlce. ' ~'~" r" " ~ New ~h, BC VO ~o The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 - B9 540 HELP ';: WANTED: -

EARN $200, $300, $500 OR 2 BEDROOM apt. located in CLEAN, COZY, 1 bedroom more per week, assembling Thornhill, availableimmedlately basement suite, park like set- NEW -"" products in the comfort of your $350 250-635-4894. ting, private entrance, suitable own home, Send a self ad- 2 BEDROOM in Summit for independent individual, utili- to our Classified Ads dressed stamped envelope to Square. Close to hospital and ties included, no smoking, no O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. West schools. 250.624.5824 after pets, $500 month, 250.635- Suite 541, Ref:683, Misslssau- 5:00 Pm. 5081. qa, Nt. LSK 2R8 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. TWO BEDROOM basement su- EXPERIENCED BOBCAT Op- HALF MONTH FREE. Quiet, ite in Thornhill, Close to "Bargain Corner" eretor required for snow remov- schools, laundry facilities on clean 2 bdrm apartment, Close al season. Wages negotiable. to schools, hospital. Hot water premises, no pets. Recently Resumes to File #.79, Terrace included, Rec. facilities. renovated, with new appliances. Standard, 3210 Clinton St., Ter- $550/mo plus deposit. 250-638- $500 month, Phone Rob: 250 race, BC, V8G 5R2 0404 638-7290 MANAGER OF Renovation and BRIGHT NEW 2 bedroom adult maintenance for 180 Fort Mc- oriented building. 5 appliance, 3 Murray apartments, long-term blocks from town, References OFFICE SPACE 566 sq ft. position. Fax resume, salary ex- required. Available immediately pected to: (6041 520-3014 Rates available for non-profit $700/mo. NWPM Lea 250-635- groups. Utilities included. Leave 0177 mesacle 250-635-9019 580 woRK FURNISHED, BACHELOR su- OFFICE SPACE for rent, up- ite available immediately, in WANTED slairs at 4612 Greig Ave. Thornhill. No pets, no parties, $300/mo plus utilities. Phone ref. & dam. dep., prefer single, 250-638-1648 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER older person, $450/mo. Utili- Richard Thornton Construction. ties included. 250-635-6128 Available for renovations, re- LARGE ONE bedroom apart- pairs or new construction. 25 ment down town location above years experience.Call Richard offices at 4612 Greig Ave. 638-8526. $600/mo. Phone 250-638-1648. 2 BEDROOI~t double wide mo- bile in quiet adult park on EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. NEAR NEW, bright, spacious 2 Jurgen Mattheis 635-7810. queensway. Four appliances. bdrm apt. Onsite caretakers, 5 Suits mature single or couple. Housing, renDs, office remodel- appliances, NG fireplace, mini ing. Independant distributor of No pets. $500/mo or for sale storage, NO pets, references $25.000. 250-635-7411 Sun-Free vinyl products. required. $750/month. 250-635- EXPERIENCED PAINTER its 6248 .ousEs 0.i , If you have an item for smart to call smart paintingl ONE & two bedroom economy Residential and Commercial. apartments on Braun's Island. RENT : winter interior painting. Add Pets welcome. 250-635-9102 112 DUPLEX close to curling some new colour. Good clean ONE BEDROOM apt,' Cable rink, 1 bedroom, fridge and s50.00 or less, quality painting, Reasonable and laundry facilities. New man- stove, heat and hydro, referenc- rates, seniors discounts, free agement on site. No pets es required. 250-635-3042. estimates Call Karl 250-615- please. 250-615-5441 you can advertise it in the 0199 14X70 TRAILER on private lot PERFECT PRIVACY for single. 10 min. from town. F/s, w/d. I AM A BONDED, this is a cozy and clean, com. $325 deposit. $650/mo. Call pletely furnished, studio suite. 250-635-8224 TERRACE STANDARD All utilities included and laundry CERTIFIED 1A FOR rent 3 bedroom mobile access. $490.00/mo. No smok- home 'in Thornhill. F/s, w/d, CAREGIVER incl, no pets. 250-638-8323 $495/mo Available March 1. for only ss.00" (inc. GST) WITH CLASS 4 QUIET AND clean, 2 bedroom 250-638-8052 ground level apt. available 1A ONE bedroom house in for 4 weeks. LICENSE. immediately, Laundry facilities, ThqrnhilL Economical utilitlest on site manager. References $395/mo. Available March 1,, Can accomodate private clients and damage deposit required. for personal care. meal prep, 250-638-8052 furnished or un- ' No pets Ph. 250-635-1126. furnished. respite care, etc. QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt Excellent referrals. close to town. Laundry facilities. 2 BEDROONI duplex, down- Drop by Today! Discreet and confidential. $525/month. Ref reqd. 250-615- stairs, new, $550 me,, ref req'd, For more info please call 7665 or 250-635-5653. no pets, f/s, close to pool. 250- 638--0370. 250-615-0265 t 3210 Clinton Street, Terrace rPARK MANOR APTS 2 BEDROOM duplex. F/s, w/d, N.W. PAINTING & decorating. electric heat, $475/mo. 2 Bed-: Painting since 1982. Guarateed 2 bedroom apt., room 12X60 mobile home. F/s, w/d, $535/mo. 1 bedroom or Fax: 638-8432 work, 10% Seniors discount. $600 mth,jncludes heat. " • t•- / house. Electric heat $395/mo, Fast, clean, affordable & good. Close to swimming pool & Lea 250-635-0177. Not just No pets. All in Thomhlll. 250- ("No ads can be accepted over the phone. Ads must be cash I.Iousekeeplng, house sitting, downtown. 635-9530 or charge card• No account charges. 10 words maxtmum., pet sitting, clog walking, house' No pets. 2 BEDROOM house for rent. cleaning, home management References required. 900 sq.fot, bungalow located in Deadline is Friday 4:0op.m. No refunds or changes.) services at an affordable rate. New Remo. Country living, gar- Lea 250-635-0177.NW. Proper- Ph. 635'3475 dening, options, pets welcome, ty Management Tenants not $475/mo. Phone 250-635-9266 paying rent? Don't know how to 2 BEDROOM log house, down- take possession or get your town, private yard. F/s, w/d money? Call Lea 250-635-0177 hookups, available March 1. PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. $6.1otrno.. To yiew call 250-638- TRUCK and : 28', trailer : on-., closed, and new 32' trailers, will 2'BEDROOM, sdte in '4~plex. '. protect your goods across town Clean, quiet.' Fri~.~b/Stove.'No SALMON ARM; Specialized or across country. Will assist, or pets. references required.635- NORTHERN SPIRIT Log load for you. Reasonable rates. Homes, located in Houston, care home. Trained behavior 3796. modification, autism, seizures, Terrace at 615-0002 or 638- B.C. is now accepting resumes 6969 (cell). 2 BEDROOM suite in lower half : from experienced log home mental disabilities. Gkl poses of recently renovated duplex. builders and peelers for work risk to children. Meet Ministry of We treat our tenants as Private driveway and 2 entranc- commencing on or about April Children & Families Standards valued customers! es, washer & dryer, hydro in- Assessments. Phone resources 1st. Write to Box 821, Smithers, Available immediatdy. cluded, Close to town and on BC, V0J 2N0 or email lenross 250-832-2131 3-Bedroom Suite ($800, bus route. $650 a month, $300 @butkley.net SMITHERS FIGURE skating 1 AND 2 bdr apts available utilitis inc.), 2-bedroom suite damage deposit, no pets , club :is seeking experienced PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER/ Immed. On site management. ($650 utilities incl.), available March 1st. 638-6206. Level 2 Coach to assume re- 250-635-6929, 250-635-5136 or 1-bedroom suite ($525). Bright 2BEDROOM 1/2 duplex on secretary. Send resume to c/o sponsibilities of headcoach for a 635-6428. and Clean.Washer/Dryer. Pine St. f/s, w/d hookups, Non File #92, Terrace Standard, 140 skater club, 40 test skaters. 3210 Clinton St,, Terrace, BC. 1 BEDROOM suite available Beautiful fenced yards with smoking, no pets. References & Resume with references to fruit trees and garden. Registered Nurse V8G 5R2 SFSC, Box 2147, Smithers, BC immediately. 4657 Lazelle. Pre- damage deposit required. 250- 635-3583 or 250-635-4774. PLAY IS fundamental. Jocus V0J 2N0 fer a single quiet tenant. Refer. Call 635-4261 Full time position available at i i Educational Toys needs con- ences required. $450/mo, -~.-.- : .... 3 BEDROOM house at 4509 The Stewart Health Centre. sultants in this area. Please call WANTED 3RD or 4th yr. li- Please call 250.638-1058 for Greig Ave. $750/mo. Referenc- Joy @ 1-800-361-4587, #9484 censed Automotive Technician. appointment to view. es required. 250-638-8639 Long-term' career opportunity. Modern Facility in a beautiful for a free catalogue and more HUNTINGTON 3 BEDROOM house Southside ' Top wages and benefits. Apply 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Avallimmd. On mountain setting. information. site management. Ref reqd. 3 appliances, no pets, damage to Lynn Ritzen, Service Manag- APARTMENTS deposit and references re- QUALIFIED CARPENTERS, or, Harwood Ford. Box 2200, 635-6428 or 638-0015 or 615- Affordable housing. Taking Quired, 250-635.5321. experienced labourers. School Brooks, Alberta, T1R 1C8 (403) 0345 Applications Learn new skills. construction Queen Charolotte 362-6900 fax (403) 362-292. i Now 3 BEDROOM upstairs of house. City (fair wage) Fax resume F/S. Close to school nd town. • WANTED 47 people to get paid CLINTON MANOR for1 &2 Low patient ratio! Knappett Construciton 250-468- WE ARETAKING APPLICATIONS No smoking. No parties, No 1428. $$$ to lost up to 30 Ibs. in the Bedroom suites pets. 250-635-5174. Call any-'. next 30 days, Safe, natural, FORA BACHELORSUITE . Clean,quiet renovated suites time. For further information, SALMON ARM requires spe. guaranteed. 1-866-24f-2211 $420.00 month. cialized homes for high risk www.vourw'eighllossnow.com , Ampleparking 4 BEDROOM townhouse, 1 1/2, call Marian Farrell at youth, Trained ADHD, conduct, AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. , Laundryfacilities on eachfloor baths, family complex, natural attachment disorders, behavior WANTED: QUALIFIED kitchen $500.00 month. , Closeto schools& downtown gas, w/d hookups, f/s, play-' management, Must meet Minis- cabinet Installers, sales agents, 1-250-636-2221. One block from swimmingpool. , On bus route ground, close to schools,! try of Children & Families Stan- Emal(: contact @kitchensbc.com $744/mo. No pets. Security de- ' Check out our website at No Pets, referencesrequired. , Securityentrance dards Assessments. Phone • On site management posit, references required. 250-832-1716 www,kitchensbc.com 250-961- Phone 635-3475 Available March 1. 250-635- • i No pels WAITRESS WANTED: Please 1988. • Referencesrequired • 1996 .; BACHELOR SUITE close to; taurant at 4606 Grelg Ave., Ter- start up fee. Home based. . busi- To view call send resume to Shan Yan Res- "FANTASIA" Lucrative. No Summit Square town, no pets, no parties, dmg. t VOLUNTEE ~ race, B.C. NO phone calls hess, ~ensua~ proaucts. Call deposit ref req. Available now.. dease Denise 250-562-8523 Apartments 638-1748 250-638-8874. = -- l& 2 Bedroom 'COUNTRY HOME, scenic view, 2 bedroom with poch. F/s, w/dl Unit_.._.~s hookups. $600/mo Phone 250. • Quiet & Clean 638-8772 • No Pets COZY 2 bdrom house centrally, • Ample Parking located. Available Feb 26,' • Laundry Facilities 1 BEDROOM basement suite, BANDCOUNCIL new carpet, recently painted, in $650.m0. $350 damage depos- ': • Close to Schools & it. 250-635.4133 ., FIREFIGHTERS Hospital good condition. $450/mo 250- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FULLY RENOVATED 2 bed.' • On Bus Route 615-7734. room mobile w/ 10'x40' addl.' ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER • Security Entrance 2 BEDROOM basement suite available immediately couple lion. N/G furnace, woodstove, The Regional Districtof Kitimat-Stikineis looking for The Kitsumkdum Band is seeking a stir-motivated, resulis-oriented • On site Building Manager .rrew carpets, good size yard • Basketball, Volleyball & preferred, separate entrance, candidates interested in becomingvolunteer individual to further explore and develop economic development no pets, non smokers, referenc- w/garden area in quiet secluded Racquetball Courts area of Thornhlll Bench. Ref. firefighters to serve in the : op~rtunities br the Kitsumkalumcommunity. " SENIOR CITIZENSWELCOME es and deposit required call 250-635-5960. Req. $600.00/month hydro In- Skeena Fire Protection Area. Thls is e :full time position that ,,Vlil report directly to the Band ' Ask for Monica Warner cluded. 250-635-2839 Volunteers are needed from the followingareas: Manager and be o member of the senior managementteam, The Call: 635-4478 J Kdsum'kdumBand Council will provide direction and gu'dance on .~ ...... ,.,,.,, ,.,n,..EV economicdevelopment initiatives. i;i THORNHILL KLEANLA, Uu~om'~ ~,n= ~, ' uualltlcanons._ ...... l~ii USK & LAKELSE LAKE • Direct experiencein businessdevdopment, start-up and c~ratlon I!ill .. . , .'. . , , I * Experiencein proposal and businessplanwriting. Knowledge ~i~l.... I-or more irtTormatl0rl con[act i [ o~ Forestry, Fishing Refoil,and Tourism Indudries ~i Wes Patterson ~ i r:' * Effectivewrilten and oral communicatlonskills ...... ~:._,._ ,! | • Ability to perform financial an@s s and Cashflow pro eclions at llle/llorflRIii rlrUnu( ~ [ :; ' S rona anaJvtca and oroblem solving abili~ i at638-1466 j[, I .Abi ~//owork ndependentlyai'ldosamemberoFateam j/~ • Software MS Word, Exceland Outlook Express pk,,.,, ,,, """nd a f re ,ractce /"~ • Uaiversily degree in a related discipline or equivalent : • ,v.ou,°,,o ~"eld " ~ ' ~'" workexperence ~j : ~, Fire practices are n __L I=, i ~ : -- da venin- ~ JP'~ KnowJedgeo{lheTsimshiancuJlurewiJJ~consideredanasset. . ~ ~;every l.rtu~c y e g ~i~ ~J i Resumeand covering leltermusfberecevedby 4'00 p m, • ~I.... at/'uu' ' p' m" " ~--...... ~j~ Februa~ 26, 2001 ok ' ' , I!l ThornhUl Rrenau' (~, ~1 t~J ¢(o Kalum E.D.O., Job O.pl~rtumty ~i~ ~.. = . ~ ~ i; ...... Kitsumkalum Band Admm=drafiorl ~. Reg onat District ot ~L.~ ~ ' ': P,O, B0X 544 ' " W~'./ ~ Kitlmat-Stikine .~'~ i~ i ::terrace, B.C. " " BIO- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 21, 200i

I II 2 YEAR old split level home on bench. Hardwood floors, 3 bed. rooms, large unfinished roe room, sky lights, near school. KEN'S 250-638-2069 DUPLEX FOR saie. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Bach side. Larga lot. 2 MARINE sheds on property. Quiet area in ThornhilL Close to schools, Askln.q $138,500,250.638-8503 2001 Yamaha g,kes Are Here! 2000 Chrysler Intrepid v6, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, Pwr 1995 SRI home on nicely land- Windows & Locks, Cassette scaped lot. Has 2 bedrooms, 2 YZ's, V-Stars,TTR125 Was $19,995 baths, mountainvlew, patio, NOW ONLY $1 8,995 IN HOPE, B.C, Scenic valley, PENDER ISLE Oceanfront Bed dog-run, fenced storage, close double wide from $500- & Breakfast. Relax on 10 acres to schools, 3511 Clare, '99 Jeep Cherokee Classic $650/month. Walk to downtown. in own private deluxe suite with $104,000 250-635-3440 4 Dr.,4x4, 6 Cyl.,Auto, Air, Cruise, 'Quiet and peaceful. Near golf hot tub, ensuite bath, fireplace, HOUSE FOR sale in Kamloops. Tilt, Pwr Windows& Locks, more course, lake and river fishing. deck. 1-800-663-6962 or We,$24.995 2 bdrm up and 2 bdrm suite NOW ONLY $22,995 (604)869-9570. www.alicesoceanfrontbnb.com .', down on large lot. $122,500. LARGE HOUSE for rent in PENOER ISLE OCEANFRONT ~ Phone (604)795-4363 '98 Dodge Caravan houseshoe. Close to schools Bed and Breakfast, Relax on v6, Auto, A/C, Dual Sliding Doors 10 acres In own private deluxe ' ROYAL LEPAGE TERRACE , walking distance to down town, says: "it's not a rumor "GORDIE was$17,995 major aptiances, 5 bedrooms, 3 suite with hot tub, ensuite bath, NOW ONLY $1 6,995 fireplace, deck. 1-877-629-6555 SHERIDAN Is coming back into , baths, references required. the Real Estate business soon. 00iloLube0Flter 2001 Yamaha $900/mo 250-638-1143 SKI SUN Peaks Resort BC 45 Call Royal Lepage Terrace for '98 Jeep Cherokee Sport rain. from Kamloops. Fully BR250, Long Track 4 Dr,, 4x4 6 Cyl. Air SPACIOUS 3 bedroom 1 1/2 details. 250-635-2404. $18~995 equipped hotels, condos & cha. Was baths, home in Thorhill. 4 appli- ' Tire Rotation NOW ONLY $17,995 canoes, very good condition, lets, Hot tubs, ski In/ski out. ski- *3,999.00 large fenced yard, deck, fruit ing, snowbarding, cross coun- '98 Plymouth Breeze • trees, $700/mo 250-635-0016 try, skating snowmobiling, enD- 3 BEDROOM comes with w/d, ' Front & Rear 1 Auto, NC, 4 Door & More shoeing. Kids 12 & under f/s, In trailer court. $12,500.00. Blazer 90ccQuud i I Was $13395 TAKING APPLICATIONS to w/adult full price ticket FREE. 2 bedroom comes with w/d, f/s, Brake Inspection " NewBIueinsioCk i i : NOW ONLY $12,995 rent a three bedroom upstairs Call Sun Peaks Online at 1. in trailer court $8,500.00 250- suite in a house close to down- 888-578-8369 or visit our web- 638-8811 AIIMake$&Models Expir~Mar~h~5,~O0~ • V~ TM '97 Jeep Grand Cherokee town. $800/mo, utilities includ- site at www.igobc.com (some MOVING MUST sell. 4 bed- Limited, Leather,NC, Sunroof,l'ilt, ed. Security deposit $400. restrictions apply) room trailer on 5.6 acres. Ask. Cruise,Windows, Locks & More Phone 250-535-9340 ing $89,000.00 but willing to no- 1998 Polaris Was $27,995 SKI SUN Peaks Resort. The ski NOW ONLY $25,995 TERRACE: DUPLEX - Upper 4 vacation of your dreams begins .Clotiate. 250-635-9233 RMK 700 bdrm unit. Includes natural gas with us. Great accommodation, SRI HOMES now on sale at '96 Dodge Ram Club heat. $850 month. References great rates, great service at a Pine Ridge in Bums Lake. Dou- 141 Track Auto,V6, 4x4,AirConditioning & deposit required. No smoking. great resort. For more informa- ble wides starting at $58,9001 We s $17,995 Phone 250-798-9554 lion and reservations Call 1- Limited time offer. Call Leon at *4,495.00 NOW ONLY $16,995 THREE BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath 888-578-8369. Visit our website 250-692-3375 at www,sunpeaksreserva- '96 Jeep Grand Cherokee townhouse on Molitor St. Tar- TWO BEDROOM 14X60, 3 yr WANTED: VENDOR financing race, Fddge, stove, blinds incl. lions.cam Auto,4 Dr., 4x4,Air, Tilt, Cruise, old mobile home In Thornhill. on large acreage/farm, set up 1989 TOYOTA four runner. 5- Windows,Locks Security deposit required, no F/s, w/d, dishwasher, satellite & for horses? Have down pay- was$21.995 pets. Asking &750/roD. Ph 250- speed, 4 cylinder, 2-door. E.C. lots of extras. Asking $57,000 ment. Vendor to hold paper 3 to $8000 obo. 250.638-0372 NOW ONLY $19,995 638-7140or 250.632-2261 or assume mortgage 5 years. Call Shoshanee 250- A WORKING person's truck]car TWO BEDROOM upstairs & $525.00/mo. willing to nego- 863-2595 '96 Plymouth Breeze downstairs suites for renL In- tiate. 250-635-9582 lot. Are you self-employed (or Auto, 4 Door, NC, Tilt, Cruise cludes w/d, heat & hydro. Up- PROFESSIONAL, MATURE, not)? Is no proof of income a YR 2000 MM600 Was $11,995 stairs $650/mo, downstairs married couple, NS, with 2 problem? No downpayment? 141x2" track, under NOW ONLY $1 0,995 $550/mo. Call 250-638-0438 Declined by your bank or your young children being trans- dealership? We can help[ No 1,000 km ferred to Terrace. Looking to WANTED RURAL, FULLY '96 Dodge Grand Caravan treed, 10 to 25 level acres, with 1989 F-250 Ford 4x4 one ton, payment for 90 days. We will V6, Auto, NC rent 4-5 bedroom house with lend you our money from 0.9 for *6,995.00 Was$11,995 f/s, & w/d for mid to late March. spectacular mountain views. springs, good running condition $6000 or best offer 635-5110. Fords, Dodges, GM"s. Western NOW ONLY $10,995 Will be house-hunting inTerface Must be log building treesl With Canada's only straight forward HALL RENTALS. Terrace Kin during week of March 5. Ph. or without a cabin. Creek, river 1997 PLYMOUTH Breeze. 4 dealer, grouop. We will make it '94 Dodge Dakota Club Cab Hut, Capacity 120-160, Kitchen (604) 467-2930 or e-man to sa- or lakefront would be a bonus. door, 69,000kin air, tilt, cruise, happenl Call now for further In- 4x4, y6, 5 Spd. and Bar. Ideal for Weddings, bal @talus.net $50,000 to $75,000 range. Call am/f m, cassette, power formation. Joanna or David 1- was$12.995 Anniversaries, Reunions. Day RENT TO purchase or long collect 902-962-4200 or fax me windows, doors, theft ignition 800-310-2346 NOW ONLY $11,995 . at 902--962-4300. immobilizer. 4 all season & 2 and Evening rates. 250-635- term lease needed for Profes- TIRED OF Bank's saying No, 7777 e-mail kinsmen@asp,net. sioal couple. 3+ bedrooms, winter tires & hitch. 12,900 obo. :FORDI~ 250-635-4395, tired of driving a beater. For af- Bartending Services Available. fenced yard 250-635-0177 fordable payments on cars or WORKING COUPLE 3 children '99 Ford F150 XLT trucks call time @ 604-868- XCab,V8, Auto,4 Door,NC, Power MOVING EAST? 5-ton looking need 3-4 bedroom home, 11/2 5263 for a load to Ontario end of bath, W/D hookups, prefer Windows& Looks,Tilt, Cruise April. Holds 3-bedroom house Was $26,995 fenced yard, reasonable rent, NOW ONLY $26,995 plus. Reasonable . Aldermere will si.qn lease 250-635-3329. Antiques, -I'elkwa. 250-846- mmmlmm '98 Ford F250 XL 9778 or 250-846-5180. 4x4, Reg Cab, va, NC, 5 spd 1980 27 passenger school bus. Was $24,995 Offers considered. Call 250- NOW ONLY $22,995 842,5808 or 250-842-6409 LOT FOR mobile landscaped - .,~ '97 Ford F15OXcab new water and sewer. 250-635- '1991 Honda Accord EX-R 1999Honda .Acc~E~LX new, low mileage, heated han- V8, AUto, 4x4, NC ~2 BEDROOM mobile home in 5625 dle bars and thumbwarmers, Was $17,995 town, f/s, w/d, close to schools, 4 CyL,Auto, &PowerLoaded, Moonroof,nc.Atioy Wheels ~~ warn winch and snow blade. Now ONLY $16,995 "hospitals etc. No parties, no $7500. 250-635-2126 ~. pets. References & damage de- $8,995 '97 Ford Taurus posit required. $475/mo 250- 1997 Chev 314 Ton 4x4 l~~~r"~",.,^..,...... ~ 4 Door, 6 Cyl.,Auto, •~, 636-4038 NC, Tilt, Cruise 1300SQ. FT. 3 bedroom ranch- 01esel,Automatic, NC, Cruise,"l'itt ; 2 BEDROOM mobile in town. WAS $24,995 Was $15,488 er in horseshoe• Spacious living $22,995 1999 Honda Civic CX NOW ONLY Fenced yard. Avbailable Imme- room with wood stove, new Hatch,Auto,Low km'e $12,995 • diately. References required. kitchen cabinets, all flooring re- 1997 Chev 314 Ton Silverado $16,995 $525/mo 250-635-4378 cently redone. Fenced yard, Ext.Cab, 4x4, Auto, ~ti L0ad,lnc. C.D., 1994 Pathfinder LE 2 BEDROOM trailer for rent In Garage.http://nwhomes.hyper- PowerDrive, Seat & TowingPackage 4x4, LeatherInterior, Aut0,V6 town. $550/m0. Call 250-638- mart.net/homes/0203.html WAS $27,995 WAS $22,995 '99 Pontiac Sunfire $25,995 NOW $18,995 4 Door, Air, Auto 0438 $119,900, phone 250-635- Was$13.99S .2 BEDROOM trailer for rent on 5510. 1992 Mazda MPV 1995 Honda Accord EXR NOW ONLY $11,995 ,a pdvate lot in Thomhlll 1800SQ.FT. HOME fully 4x4,LX, Full Load V6,Fully Loaded, Automatic $450/mo. Call 250-638-0438 fenced, 1/3 acre lot, 3 bed- was .,m was $~9,m '97 GMC Sierra SLE 2 LARGE bedroom trailer locat- rooms, 13/4 baths, attached ga- NOW $7,995 $17,995 Ext. Cab., V8, Auto, 3 Door rage, vaulted ceilings, N/G fire- 1995 GMC 1 Ton Re9 Cab 1987 Honda Civic Was$2S,99S ed In Sunny Hill Trailer Park. In- Sedan,4 Door,5 Speed cludes: w/d, f/s, dishwasher, place, 5 appliances, asking NOW ONLY $21,995 Dlesgl,4x4 L $4,995 Close to town. No pets please, $100,000 250-638-1810. WAS $19,995 Available Immediately. 250-635- 1A FOR sale 2 bedroom mobile $18,995 1994 Pontiac Sunbird LE "96 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 4571 home 12X52. F/s, w/d, 5 Spd,,4 CyI.,NC,Cassette T-T0p,NC, Tilt, Cruise, $6000.00 obo 250-638-8052 1998 Ford Contour Sedan $8,995 Cass., pw, pl } 2&3 bedroom mobile home In gC,Auto Was $21,995 Pine Park, washer, dryer, • $14,995 1991 Ford Escort GT NOW ONLY $1 8,995 • •dge, stove, new flooring. 3 BEDROOM home In Thorn- 5 Spd.,4C~l, Fenced yard, very clean, avail- heights, beautiful mountaln view 1997 Yolks Jetta GLS . $6,495 and backyard sunsets, large '96 GMC XCab 4x4 , able Immediately, $550/mo, 4 Dr.,Auto, Full Load, One Owner Va, Auto,NC, Ttlt, Cruise, bright kitchen, 2 baths, fire- NOW $17,995 1993 Dodge Camperized Van ! 250-635-2126. L0wKms,,One Owner Was $16,99S place, alarm system, hottub in NOW ONLY $14,995 3 BEDROOM mobile in Thor. rec room, walkout basement 1995 ChevTahoe LS $16,995 nhill, large living space with with •workshop area. Large 4 Dr.,4x4,350, Full Load, 1988 I~erc GR MarquisLS '95 Chevrolet Tahoe LT wood fireplace. 4 appliances, fenced backyard has paved RV Auto,Low Kin's, Towing Package 4 D0or,Auto, Full Load, 6 Passenger V8,Auto, 4dr,4x4. w/d hookups. $650/mo + dam parking and naw shed. Great $24,995 WAS~,99s Was $29,995 dep. Available April 1st. Ref re- neighbourhood, nearby bus 1990 Ford F150 $4,995 NOW ONLY $25,995 Quired. 250-635-9040. stop and park. Well maintained 4x4,Supercab,XLToAut0, 8 CyL 1996 Honda Accord EX '94 Chevrolet Cavalier 3 BEDROOM mobile on with many recent upgrades, Must be seen $144,900,00 250- $6,995 4 Cyl.,Auto,Fully Loaded, Auto, Air & more acreage. Fddge & stove, wash- $17,995 Was S7,995 1996 Chev 314 Ton L Box. er & dryer. Available March 1st. 638-1427. NOW ONLY $5,995 635-9259. Diesel,4x4, Automatic, NC, Cruise, 1983 Ford E150 Econoline Van GREAT BUY. 3 BR rancher Tilt,TowingPackago Auto,6 0/L TWO BEDROOM mobile In with separate garage/shed on wAe$24,m $5,995 Thornhill. Newly renovated, w/d, !IMPORTS large lot in Horseshoe. Quiet $22,995 1995 Honda Civic Hatchbaok f/s, natural gas heat. No pets. neighborhood, rustic, bette{ Serous inquiries only. Refer- 1996 Chev SIIverado 314 Ton 5 Spd.,4 CyL '98 Honda Accord EX than a trailer, $79,900 firm. Ext.Cab, Long Box, Turbo Diesel $9,995 V6, Auto, Leather, ences and damage deposit re. Phone 250-638-8990. qulred. $625/mo. 250-635-1393 FullLoad, Automatic 1992 Pontiac Transport SE Sunroof, Loaded MOUNTAIN VIEWS, spacious wass=7,.s 6 Cyl.,Auto, Full Load Was$26,99S home on quiet crescent in $26,995 $7,995 NOW ONLY $24,995 Thornhlll. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 94 GMC SLE baths, large living/dining area. 1997 Honda Civic EX 1993 Chev Blazer Tahoe 4x4 EXT Cab '95 Volkswagen Jetta 5 S~., NC/, ABS,Fully Loaded 6 CyI.,Auto, 4x4, One Owner, Super Low ~'s Power Windows & Locks. Treed fenced yard. Very good Seato, Air. CrutBe, 'Tilt 4 Door, 5 Spd.,NC ROOM AND board or rent. condition, 4 appliances. WASsr 7,m $14,995 w. StV,eoo B~wo~S15,695 waz$12.995 Near College. References re- $89,500. 250-635-0016 NOW $15,995 1993 Ford EtS0 XLT Club Wagon NOW ONLY $11,995 quired 250-635-2232 eveninqs UNIQUE 4 bedroom, 2 baths, 1981 Ford Econoline Van Full10ad, 8 Passenger '95 Honda Civic I $3,995 $12,995 home on approximately 2 acres. 4 door,Tilt 5 appliances, satellite dish, WIs $11,995 pellet stove outbuildings and NOW ONLY $9,995 pasture in Gossen Creek i=lmEliZlm ONE BEDROOM for rent for a subdivision. Asking $1a4,000. 4838HWY 16 W,TERRACE o,=~woe2 1-800-665-1990 638-8171 '94 Toyota Camry LE 4 door, Auto, Air & More gentleman with kitchen facili- Phone250.638-1151 el II II II I I wee$16.995 ties. Available immediately. 250-635-5893. NOW ONLY $1 4,995 WORKING PERSON or student '93 Subaru Legacy AWl) (female only) to share my own pto 4 Door,Auto home. Call for information 250- ' w. sa,99s 635-5129 or 615-9069 NOW ONLY $7,995 '93 Toyota Camp/ 1973 SILVERTON fiberglass Auto, Air,Tilt, Cruise, cablncrulser diesel, velvet drive, Power Locks, Windows ,JO Dzscount Hdd out ddve. Lafarm winch, Was$14,ggS SKI SUN peaks BC (45 rain off current posted bank rate dickenson onstove sounder, NOW ONLY $11,995 from kamloops) Top of the VHF, radar. Overall lenth 30', Mountain Accom. Fully Karen J. Benson R.L (8.C,) 877-0005 beam 10'-10'. Vow clean good equipped 1,2,3,&4 bdrm Con- MortgageSpecialist condition Asking 28,000 consld- dos and Chalets. Hot tubs, sau- ' Toll Free: 1-877-894-5941 er trade on rental or PU 250- TERRACE nas, & jacuzzis. Ski In/out er 10- 635-5745 rain max, walking to lifts, kids Ommm 12 and under ski free with adult 1984 COMMANDER. 26' full pdco ticket, Stay 6 nights & Call me for your rate guarantee twin engines, gps, radar, winch, 4916 Hw),.16 West635.7t87 get 1st night freel some restdcl- esper heater, hot ~.(bf; dingy, tons apply. Uff packages avai- . Renewals Dais electrlo .downr[ggars, stereo. 1-800-313-7187 Dti, 5958 lable, • 1.800-585-8834. • EquityTake 12000 Ib td axle trailer many www,mwsolutione.com/top *Memberor ul¢ MortgageBrokers A~soclaflons of B.C Q invis more extras, $51,500 obo 250- www, terraceautomall.com e.m.all: [email protected] , Feesp,~y,,bl~toMortaageBrokerorlendermayapply.• fln,lnchtl Group 638-1427, The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, February 21, 2001 - B11 FREE CREDIT Counselling. . 890 Consolidate debts, One low SNOWMOBILES monthly payment, Eliminateor . . reduce interest, rebuild your 1992 ARCTIC Cat EXT. special credit rating. Credit counselling low miles, excellent condition• Society of BC. A non.profit $2500 obo. Call 250-635-1270 AWORKING person's ear/truck Servlco. 1-888-527-8999. leavemossa~e, lot. Are you self employed (or 1993 SKIDOO Safari shod not) Is no proof of income a SNOWBIRD SPECIALS $249 problem? No down payment? US per Week; LasVegas.New, track, $1500 OBO. 250-635- Declinedby your bank or deal- deluxe lbdrm suite with com- 2198. ership? We can he~p~We will plete kitchen facilities/linens. lend you our money from 0.9 for Fully rum. + ulilities paid. ' 910BUILDING :+• " Fords, Dodges, GM's. Western Phone. "rv. 1-800-750.2052. SERVICES" Canada's only straight forward MESA. AZ Lovely stud(o 1 bdrm ::...... dealer group. We will make it furnished patio spts located in a FLOORING LIQUIDATION. All happenl Call now for further In- 55+ gated community with stock must gol Laminate .75 formation. Joanne or David 1- arts/crafts/clubhouse and heat- sq/ff; oak or maple preflnished 800-310-2346 ed pool. 1-888-56309419. (ask $2.49 sq. ft. oak or maple float- r ...... for Ruth) r? ing $3.50 sq. ft. tons more. Just ' " '~ ', " ' '1 " ""

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Quinn and TJ Turner ' : ;ii:!( Terrace opened the hoof wasn't giving up quite picked up assists. ,: i ::~ scoring early in the first as yet. Terrace took a 5-1 lead Tanner Noble set up Jason They soon scored two at the midway point of the Adam on the tic-tac-toe, goals bringing the game to third when Nik Redpath i Terrace went up 2-0 as 5-4. With only a couple set up Ken Molitor for a Bryan Hull was on the minutes left and a faceoff point shot marker. Terrace doorstep to bang in a in Terrace's end, Vander- finished on top with a :. Sandeep Kandola hoof won the draw, scored score of 5-1. rebound. Kandola later to tie the game at 5. Saturday night Terrace I/ (ski or snowb( added a marker of his own That's all that Vander- " ' andaglass entered five players into i%i)//!/: i :::/ :: served to give Terrace a 3-0 lead. hoof would get, and Ter- the tournament's skills [iiiiii:iiiti~~~ : ~i/ Drawfor:eei Vanderhoof finally got race settled for a tie at 5. competition. In the fastest ~i~ .... on the' board in the second Terrace's next opponent skater competition Nik :~ih:::!'d!i:!;;i~ I' with a pair of was Hazel[on, who defea- Redpath finished third out ::,;:;,i;::i~;ii~iiii~i~ goals. Vanderhoof was ted them 8-5 at a tourna- of seven just 0.08 s'econds Sunday, March 4that 11a.m.'- gaining momentum and ment in Burns Lake in slower than the winner ! i i Entry forms availableat All Seasons,~ trying to take control. December. Terrace was from Burns Lake. Ruins, Valhalla, Mr. Mikes and Shames' Late in the middle looking be on the winning Next up: the fastest TERRACE Peewee Rep Goaltender Eric Bevan- Enter by February.22 for t-neck or(~e~ frame Bryan Hull scored end this time around. puck handler. Terrace's gets ready to stop a shot during the Vanderhoof Ski, Telemark'of.... Snowbo~;~ again for Terrace increas- Terrace struck first on a Three-person double Slalom t~am; Amandeep Parmar put up Peewee Rep tournament Feb. 10.11. ... One membermust be)female, ing the lead to 4-2. goal from Jason Adam a time of 22.31 seconds :. Early in the third, Ter- then scored again with five which was enough to beat Tanner Noble. Thunder. Quesnel had lost race continued with a goal minutes left in the first, as out the other 6 contestants. Noble was first to go, their previous two games, from Taylor Quinn. The Noble put in a Amandeep In the shootout event scoring two out, of three and was looking for a win score remained 5-2 for Parmar rebound. Eric Bevan was between times setting the precedent against Terrace. quite a while, but Vander- Hazelton got on the the pipes and shooting was for fellow shooters. Nobody But Terrace was look- matched his record and he ing to win two in a row for walked away the winner. the first time this season. Goaltender Eric Bevan And Terrace dominated made two stops during his this one from the turn, but it wasn't enough start. Amandeep Parmar Scoreboard to put him in the final. and Dustin Hystad scored The final event was two goals each, leading Terrace Men's Rec Hockey Standings hardest shot, and Ten'ace's Terrace to a 6-0 victory. Taylor Quinn was up Also scoring were Bryan against some tough Hull and Nik Redpath. OLDTIMER DIVISION STATS TO JAN. 31 competition. Quinn posted Tanner Noble picked up 3 Sandman II 0 I'I'.Ls, INN 5,SI.IITE~; 57 mph but it wasn't en- assists. Terrace goaltender TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA ough to beat out the win- (250} 635-9151, Toll Free !-800.SANDMAN Eric Bevan earned his first 4828 Highway 16 West, Terrace Canadian Tire 31 17 11 3 37 146 108 nmg shooter from Prince shutout of the season, SRD Blues 33 17 15 1 35 111 107 George who posted a shot making l0 saves. of 66 mph. 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