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WEDNESDAY $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST April 28, 1999 (51.10 plus 8¢ OST outside of the Terrace area) TANDA RD VOL. 12 NO, 3 B.C. pushes Nisga'a treaty through THE NISGA'A Treaty is now law in B.C. alter the debate spread over 29 days - the longest ever- should Gosnell said he welcomes Clark's support but would tee will be allowed to take the treaty on the road tbr NDP government invoked closure Thursday to cut off have been sufficient if the Liberals were interested in not say if he felt the prernier- or any other provincial public hearings in B.C. the longest debate in the province's history. debate, not delay. politician - acted with honour in the treaty debate. The Liberals are conmfitted to passing tile treaty and More than 31) per cent of the treaty and I I of its 22 Liberal aboriginal affairs.critic Mike de Jong said the "If Mr. Clark has used the Nisga'a Nation for his are expected to use their majority to fbrce it through. chapters remained undebated when the government government cannot claim it kept its promises to allow a advantage so has every other political party in British But even once ratification is complete, a series of moved the legislation be put to a vote over howls of full and complete debate instead eta ret~rendum. Columbia, litdemlly as well," he said. court challenges await the treaty. protest from the opposition. Even Nisga'a elder and former MLA Frank Calder The prenfier arrived in Terrace Tuesday morning They include cases launched by the B.C. Liberals All 39 New Democrats supported the bill, while 34 was uncomfortable with the use of closure and teared it amid drumming and singing at the Terrace arena and and B.C. Fisheries Survival Coalition on constitutional B.C. Liberals and Independent MLA Jack Weisgerber could strengthen opposition to the treaty in Ottawa. signed the treaty document for British Columbia. grounds. Nass Valley resident Lloyd Brinson is spear- voled against iL It got royal assent on Monday. • .He said it was wrong of the government to shut down Attention now shifts to the t~deral debate in Ottawa. heading a class action suit seeking compensation for Liberal leader Gordon Catnpbell called closure a the debate for tWO months amid its political scandals The treaty is expected to be introduced in the House of non-native residents of the valley. "menacing assault on democracy" that he said was used and.then ram the treaty through. Commons ,as early ,as next week. Also up in the air is legal action brought by neigh- so Premier Glen Clark could at'rive in Ten'ace yesterday Nisga'a Tribal Council president Joe Gosnell didn't "We've made the second step," said Gosnell, who bearing Gitanyow natives who say Nisga'a treaty pro- to hand over the completed treaty to the Nisga'a at the share Calder's opinion. will carry the treaty document to the capital this week- visions alti~ct what they might get in their own lreaty. beginning of the tribal council convention underway "Our people have waited tbr over 100 years tbr this," end. "Now we move on to the third step." 'TII probably go to nly grave and still there 'will be this week. he said. "As far as we're concerned, that's when the Federal Relbrmers are expected to fight the treaty court cases pending against the Nisga'a nalion," Clark and NDP members said the 115 hours of debate began- 100 years ago." there and are hoping a Commons native affairs commit- Gosnell predicted. Chip idea hit as job Bank isn'! switching CONTRACTORS that run a chipping in chipper lbr Skeena Cellulose ~... ~ ~ ~ ,.e~ aren't happywith talk about SCI trying to reach a custom- chipping deal with West Fraser. for Skeena That idea was held out last week by Job Protection Gov't is paying all extra costs Commissioner Eric van By JEFF NAGEL Soeren as one way of keeping TJ~E PROVINCE's minority partner in Skeena Cellulose - some of the WeSt Fraser saw- the Toronto Dominion Bank - has been refusing to pay its mill workers employed who agreed share of the cost of supporting the company. still face layoffs in June when As a result," the provincial government has been stepping a federal work sharing pro- gram runs out. in and paying the lull amounts required to keep the conlpany But Don Hull and Sons operating for close to a year now. Contracting Ltd.'s Lloyd Hull finder the restructuring agreement reached early in 1998, says such a deal would really the province holds 52.5 per cent of shares, while the bank has amount to taking jobs from 27.5 per cent. The remaining 20 per cent flow over time to his employees and giving pulp mill employees in exchange for wage reductions. them to workers at Skeena The deal called tbr the province to pay 70 per cent of Sawmills. futm'e costs of the company, with the TD Bank paying 30 per "If Skeena Sawmills gets cent. the chipping job, we lay off The bank did pay its share of an immediate increase in the same number of people the company's operating line of credit from $100 million to they'll hire," Hull said. "This $12(.) million. is stealing jobs from one side But since then it has of the street and putting them rejected provincial requests on the other, not creating to contribute further, said i~ore Oll Sell jobs." employment and investment He said a long-term chip- ministry spokesrnan Don [] NW mayors send ping agreement would also Zadravec. letters, page A16 raise big questions about West "At one point the bank [] Still no board of Fraser's future plans for its made it clear they weren't directors, page A16 sawmill here. going to go beyond what "They must have no inten- %, •...... , ~[ they originally approved," tion of ever being a two or ',. he said. three shift sawmill operation again," Hull said. // Last July, he said, the province went ahead without the He said he thinks the chip- bank and paid the entire $15 nfillion required to raise the ping talks were more about operating guarantee to $135 million. marshalling union support for And it did the satne thing again last December to bring the raw log export plan the operating line to $150 million. approved two weeks ago. "Clearly the needs were there in terms of the operating "They must have no inten- line and the province tatTled through on the commitments it tion of ever patting those peo- had made previously," Zadravec said. ple back to work," he added. Those amounts, however, are small compared to thi~ "It sounds like they're shut- nearly $95 million the company now wants to finance its ting down to rile. If they're capital improvements, including nmjor work on the pulp mill. going to shut down, shut That money would take capital expenditures front about down and get the hell out of $15 nfilliou released to date to the final total of$ ! 10 million. the area, don't screw us up :Ill Zadravec noted cost cutting by SC1 president Bill Steele while they're doing it." has trimmed the capital plans down by more than a third West Fraser manager Lea Continued Page A2 Poulin said the negotiations with SCI are still up in the air, but suggested the deal could mean work tbr 35 sawmill It $20,000 bat! set employees. He said a chipping deal makes sense for West Fraser for ex-auxillary because it only plans to run -,Nice putt! one shift in the sawtnill tiffs A FORMER Terrace resident and auxiliary RCMP offi- THE GOLF LOOKS GREAT: Club manager Bruce cer charged with 40 crimes including sexual assault was yetw and possibly next year. the greens are dry and primed. He's shifted a few released on $20,(XX) bail here April 22. "We've got a plant sitting Carruthers attempts a shot at the Skeena Valley holes during construction of nine more holes that "rhe 64-year-old man, now living in Burnaby, appeared here doing nothing, We Golf and Country Club April 20. Carruthers says will be ready to play by summer's end. in Terrace provincial court. He is accused of assauhing six should utilize it." people sexually in Terrace, Kitin'rat, Kamloops and Vancouver between 1966 and 1975. An assault involving a seventh person was also filed. Hospitals slices estimate of Y2K price tag Other charges involve assault causing bodily harm and weapons. MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital has But that's now been cut to . "The area they are giving prior- while a cost sharing split between More than halt' of the alleged offences occurred in drastically cut back its estimate of $300,000, says Tom Novak from the ity to is equipment necessary lot the hospitals and the province may be Terrace and Kitintat, said Terrace RCMP Cast, Ltz l)ouglas, how much it'll cost so its various Terrace and Area community Health safety of human life," said Novak. used for computerized equiprnent not She said tile sexual assaults relate to nudes and females of" computerized equipnlent doesn't Council. "Anything else is administrative deemed necessary for the safety of various ages in different cities, crash Jan. 1,2000. That's still pretty expensive but and payroll and although that's people, Douglas could not comment on whether any alleged A first estinlate put together last the health council is asking for important, the first priority is patient • Novak said the first estimate of offences invOlVed the accused's auxiliary RCMP gun, She year tagged the cost at $1 million, a money from a special $100 million ieare and safety." $1 million was a first blush attempt said thecase has been looked at internally, figure flw in excess of the hospital,s Y2K account set up this spring by There's a chance expenditures in but was later refined when by a Continued Page A2 ability toabsorb, : the provincialgovernment, those area will be fully covered closer examination, A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Aioril 28~ 1999 School budget is FROM FRONT NO GIMMICKS. NO GAGS, JUSTBETTER DEALS back in black isn -paylng SNOWVALLEY FORD HAS IT ALL! PARENTS failed to stop the school board from cutting into programs to eliminate a 5730,000 deficit by this time next share of SCI bill FINANCING ON 01 year. UIIcH99?~F'SERI ES~ Ia About 60 teachers, parents and students packed a school ~mdi~;o;~S~10CtmUr|~i:greement's originally envisioned district budget meeting April 26. R~G./~UPER~~ "I" "They're bahmcing the budget by taking things away fronl While budget documents indicate the province has children." said parent Karen Birkedal, "You want your chikl to earmarked enough money this year to give SCI the full have choices. We need our board to stop cutting our capital project amount requested, Zadravec said it was too programs," soon to say whether the province might again put up the Parents wantetl the board to hold off passing the 1999-2tXX) full amount if the TD Bank again refuses to shoulder its budget in hopes of getting special permission I"rom education share. "It remains to be seen at this point what the TD would NEW F150 SUPERCAB 4X4 ~--~ minister Paul Ramsey to balance t~e budget over the next XLT - LOADED, VS, AUTO, A/C, POWER GRP., three years. ,~4I' do," he said. "The province has the option of doing the ALUM. WHEELS, CRUISE/TILT, TRAILER TOW PKG. That way, cuts wouldn't be too drastic. Said Caledonia whole thing." MUCH MORE teacher John Chen-Wing, 'I'D Bank spokesman J'essica Mossman said the bank "The butlget is too stringent." Chen-Wing saitl, "Our stu- wants to see market conditions improve before investing dents deserve better," more money. o..$31,995 .... . However. the board was ordered by Ramsey to file a bal- She wouldn't say whether the bank will again refuse to anced budget, which woukl eliminate the deficit by April 27, put up money when the capital request goes forward. 2(XX). "I can't speculate on what's going to happen a month "It) ensure that was done.the nlinistry sent consultant Wayne from now," she said. Deshamais here April 6-9 to examine the board's financial Zadravec also noted any decision to go ahead with the woes and to list ways of eliminating the bndget by next year, capital projects depends on a sound business case sup- Following all but a few of Deshanmis's recommendations ported by a trend of strengthening pulp market prices. h)r cost cutting, next year's preliminary budget boasts a minor "The province is cognizant of market conditions," 1997 F150 S/CAB 4X4- V8, AUTO, A/C, CRUISE, ETC. $28,995 surplus of $68,752. Zadravee said. "That's what at the end of the day is going The board will strictly follow Deshamais's report, except to really drive it." 1 996 CONTOUR GL for these additional cost saving measures: AUTO, A/C A.B.S., C.D. PLAYER, Skeena Cellulose spokesman Don McDonald said pulp POWER GROUP, CRUISE, ETC. ~~ - elinfinating Grade 6 and 7 band which doesn't receive prices have improved in recent months. provincial funding. "We are optimistic," he said. "We think they're moving - eliminating ninth block music which affects stage band in the right direction. We just need a little more time, a FOR ~, ...... - --,~, and choil; little more evidence." - eliminating any secondary courses selected by fewer than "24 MONTHS. $2,000 DOWN TAX EXTRA - TOTAL .$8,672 The company soon expects to start realizing labour 2() students. savings through full job flex~ility and contracting out, - laying off approximately 15 teachers, The district will not McDonald added. appoint 20 teachers in Terrace or 20 teachers in Kitimat until The province estimates the value of full flex~ility at September when enrollment is knownl about $25 million a year. - eliminating bus runs that return kindergarten students to their homes at mid-day, Kindergarten schedules at Copper McDonald said pulp workers are now being cross-trained Mountain Elementary, Thornhill Prirnary, Parkside to handle different types of tasks, and that's expected to Elementary. will be changed so that additional bus runs aren't lead to greater efficiency within the mill SNOW VALLEY FORD necessary. Although union officials fought imposition of full DN - All professional development not covered by contracts flexibility, arbitrator Vince Ready decided earlier this 405 ENTERPRISE AVENUE, KITIMAT 51,~5 will be eliminated spring that it should go ahead. PHONE 632-61 82 - TOLL FREE 1-800-304-6181 - The REM Lee Theatre's use will be curtailed, however. the district will continue to support the Pacific Northwest Music Festival. - No schools will be closed next year in Terrace, Kitimat, Stewart or Hazelton. from front

Man faces 40 charges Candidate Official Number Total Total Deduct Total Audited ,by Judge Edmond De Walle released the accused with strict Agent of Contributions Election Personal Election conditions until a May 21 court date. He is not to contact any Contributors Expenses Expenses of Expenses Candidate Subject to alleged victims and must report to a bail supervisor once a the Limit* week. He must stay 80 miles away from Terrace except to appear in court, stay in B,C. and surrender his passport. He Rhoda Witherly Thomas (Tom) 126 $45,543.59 $41,709.55 $4,266.28 $37,443.27 A.F. tAbby) Rosario also needs to forfeit any firearms, ammunition or explosives Lib, A. We&worth Inc., C.A. to the Burnaby RCMP, Complete details on the election expenses of this Candidateand others are available . The case has been tentatively scheduled for a one-week ii:~ .~, ~, on ElectionsCanada's Web site.(http://www.elections.ca). The printed versionof any~'.~,:~ ~ ~,.~ " . . ~ ...... ". , . . . . EI~.~oI'L~ . ]I,enot:.~armanagen 9, trial herebeginning Nov. 8; 1999. The man surrendered ( .... candidate s return respecung elecnon'expenses, as submmed ro'Elecuons Canadai ...... ":."'i :,:. :~q~q,;1: : " ~----'a~ " ,,,~,,~o,,h,,I,{,o,,l,,~, 4 April 19 to RCMP officers in Burnaby after learning from may be examined on request. Write to Elections Canada, Ottawa, O,mirio KIA 0M6' .... • .- ...... :,~,,,,m.,i ...... ,t.¢,,,,,~, ..... friends the RCMP issued a warrant for his arrest April 1, or call toll-free 1 800 INFO-VOTE (1 800 463-6868). : [ Douglas said the accused was a welder and restaurant A//figures as reportedby the candidates. owner here between 1965 and 1996. Anyone with intbrma- "Permitted Limit of Election Expensesfor Published by the ChiefElectoral O/ricerof Canada purmant ,ion is asked to call the serious crime unit at 638-7400. Skeena: $6Z766.99 to mbsectiom 235(2) and (3) of the Canada ElectionsAct. TymoschulcTAgenciesLtd.

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IT'S ALL HAPPENING THIS FRIDAYAT TYMOSCHUK AGENCIES S 138 KEITH AVE., TERRACE, B.C. 4043 RAILWAY AVE. SMITHERS The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999- A3 ,.Handydart provinq too popular IIIIII Bus service in heavy use News _In _Brief By ALEX HAMILTON It's in the mail ' DEMAND FOR the Hand- CANADA POST says a test it had conducted shows ydart public bus system for that 96.3 per cent of the regional mail was delivered people with mobility prob- within two days and for mail sent from one location to lems is so great, often users another, virtually every piece was delivered the next can't get rides downtown to day; shop or get to the bank. Federal crown corporation spokesman Bob Taylor Eighty.seven year old said the test involved hiring an independent company Doris Ferguson can't walk to send 1,000 unidentifiable test pieces through its sys- to the bus stop to take the tem. regular bus: She relies on Canada Post has set up 16 areas throughout B.C. in the Handydart to pick her up which to test its two-day delivery standard. Llp here: from her home to take her Prince Rupert is the central sorting hub for the north- shopping or to visit friends. west. The area includes the Prince Rupert east to the But Ferguson says she Hazeitons, north to the Nass Valley and to Stewart and can't always get a ride on south to Kitimat and to Kemano. the Handydart because it's booked solid. She was unable to attend Sechelt treaty deal inked the adult day care centre at SECHELT NATIVES signed a treaty agreement-in- the Terrace Pentecostal As- principle with the federal and provincial government sembly for the longest time last week. on Fridays, for example, be- The deal is the first such agreement to be initialled in cause of the number of the B.C. Treaty Commission process and will lead to people with regular doctors further negotiations toward a final treaty. appointments who had made Sechelt lauds under the treaty will double to about standing bookings. 2,000 hectares. "I'm fineas long as my The band gets $42 million in cash. family can give me a ride," Secheit natives will continue the municipal-style of Ferguson said, but she self-government they've had for nearly 13 years. doesn't like depending on THAT'S MIKE Docherty, manager of Coastal Bus users so that only those people who are eligible are others. Haas, which operates the Handydart bus. He is cur- using the popular and busy service. There's only one Many seniors, however, really in the process of registering all Handydart Handydart bus and it can't keep up with demand. Woman stands trial for don't have family to drive missing bingo money them places, and become lar bookings for people demand," he said. "We can't get a ride the Hand- Users needing to get to the A TERRACE woman is scheduled to appear in house-bound when the going to physiotherapy ap- have the [Handydart] big- ydart, they hop on the regu- doctor or to school who Supreme Court here June 12, 2000 for allegedly steal- Handydart is too busy to pointments or the doctor. gest growth rate in the coun- larbus. can't book a time on the ing bingo proceeds from the local Air Cadet squadron. ! pick them up. "I tam away quite a few try." "We want to find out how Handydart, can get a taxi Bomde Ly~m Lutsiak faces three charges of theR over Available ill Terrace since people, she said. "On aver- Since 1996, monthly rider- marly of the 525 users are fide for $1.50. $5,000 and six charges of theft under $5,000 for thefts 1995, the Handydart is a bus age about two or three a ship has grown from 325 actually requiring the Hand- "It hellrs to meet what that ocurred between Nov. 3, 1994 and May 4,1995. service for people with men- day." passengers to 527 pas- ydart system" he said. we're missing," Docherty She was ordered to stand trial after a preliminary tal and physical disabilities She said Terrace needs an- sengers, he said, because the "We might not need an- said. hearing that ended here April 12. who can't lake the regular other bus, but the city can't number of seniors living in other bus once everyoue is The Haudydart is opera- bus system. afford to operate one. the city has grown. registered." tional Monday to Friday Like a glorified taxi ser- Mike Docherty, manager Docherty is currently re- To ensure more people are from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Death fees made legal vice, it offers door to door of Coastal Bus Lines, which registering all Handydart able to get where they need Saturdays 9:40 a.m. to 4:27 THE PROVINCIAL government has introduced legis- service for $1.50 per ride. operates the bus, explained users to ensure everyone is to go, the city gives p.m. It is not in service Sun- lation to make stick fees it is charging to register estate The catch is, because the the Handydart is very ex- eligible to use it. Doeherty $500 a month to days. settlements. bus only has 30 seats (less if pensive to operate. He said when some people use taxis wheu required. The move follows a supreme court decision which passengers are in wheel- Each passenger trip on the said governments should introduce such taxes by legis- chairs), it first books people Handydart costs $22, com- lation and not by bringing them in by simply writing a who need to get to the doc- pared to a regular bus trip, regulatiou. tor of those going to the col- which costs approximately There is no fee on estates worth less than $25,000 but lege. $7. Truckers playing it safe between $25,000 and $50,000 the fee is $6 per 1,000 of Only then are bookings And since Terrace's popu- JUST FIVE per cent of the tractor-trailer and units checked in B.C. are in serious estate value. After $50,000, the fee structure rises to to taken for people with social lation is less than 25,000, units checked by police and ICBC in- enough shape to be taken off the road. $14 per $1,000. activities. the potential load factor spectors here several weeks ago had safety Of the 744 vehicles checked in two loea- Liberal MLA Geoff Plant criticized the move, saying Sonja Krug handles all isn't large enough to pur- violations serious enough to warrant being lions between April 6-8, 297 units being the NDP look at probate fees as another tax. I-Iandydart bookings and chase a second bus. pulled out of service. hauled by 162 vehicles were inspected. Of "The tax grab fare exceeds the cost of processing says users should call at Docherty said in the two "It's a good sign that people are taking the 148 nnits that had violatious, only 15 estate settlements, and goes fight into general least two days in advance if years demand for the Hand- care of their vehicles and shows that safety needed to be pulled from the road. revenue," said Plant. they want to book a seat. ydart bus has increased 30 is an important issue," said ICBC offieial There are two other roadblock checks He said probate fees now amount to $20 million a She explained the Hand- per cent. Michelle Penz ...... , planned between now aud the end of the year ~ B. C. ydart has a number of regu- "It's very much in On average, 20 per cent Of the vehicles, year intheTerrace area; ,,,~ ''

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S'T,ESTABLISHEDDARD APRIL 27, 1988 \ --= HALT ALL AIIR5TIRIKE5 ' PUBLISHER: ROD LINK ADDRESS: 3210 Clinton Street Terrace, B.C. • V8G 5R2 IM EDI ATELY. ,.. ', TELEPHONE: (250) 638-7283 • FAX: (250) 638-8432 EMAIL: [email protected] | I I ! I NERBIAN-CANADIAI% Keep the core % IN VICTORIA DOES TERRACE want its downtown to con- I tinue to grow as a thriving centre for small busi- P MA P tT.,,. ness and pedestrians alike? Or should retail development be allowed to sprawl uncontrolled along the highway? That's the simple choice city council is now facing as it grapples with the issue of whether to restrict retail development along the highway and Keith Ave. Property owners there say they bought land on the basis of being able to develop any kind of store and now the city's changing the rules. While that's true, this is a situation where the city cannot afford not to act.

City planner David Trawin's proposed restric- I tions are already considerably watered down. I' Retail stores must be at least 5,000 square feet II to be along the highway, although small properties are exempt and major developments can have UP to 10 per cent of the floor space for small shops. Many young growing cities have been through :c mpbeil,'s out of the soup exactly what Terrace now faces. VICTORIA- Something three years of taking power, An independent citizens' As a downtown grows and thrives and becomes happened to Gordon Campbell Campbell will have to emulate assembly would look at how - the best place to do business, property prices at the Liberal convention in Ralph Klein and Mike Harris British Columbians want to Kelowna. rolled into one, and then some. elect their representatives. The there understandably rise. This wasn't the same man I There will have to be cuts to debate would included prefer- " That makes it lucrative to develop strip malls saw and heard during Question services the likes of which we ential ballots and proportionate ~: and the like on the outskirts ~ where land is Period in the legislature even a haven't seen in this province, representation. ~-: cheaper ~ and then lure business tenants out of week ago. He had made that not even during Bill Bennett's Last but not least, Campbell ~: transition from a politician who restraint program• Heads in the promised to introduce free ,, downtown with cheaper rents. wants to be premier to one who public service will have roll by votes for all MLAs, except " If local government doesn't put the brakes on knows he will be. the thousands. And even then where votes of confidence are " before it's too late, that situation leads to vacant, Oh sure, he had steadily he will need an least modest involved. Z honed his skills since the days economic recovery. It's certainly a concept worth dead downtowns and a gridlock of cars, shop- I =1 :Iolt~ I I | I I~1:1 M i r:l I when he wore plaid shirts So, with improved economic trying• It would take some time ping malls and parking lots in outlying areas. A because his handlers told him HUBERT BEYER conditions, a willingness to for MLAs to get used to the fact ] city where you can't do anything without driv- he had to come across more like implement some radical and that they can vote according to ing• a regular guy. He had also unpopular policies, and the their conscience or preference The restriction to keep most small shops i learned to deliver an impas- keeps only half the promises he determination to live with the rather than slavishly adhere to '-. sioned speech instead of the made at that convention, Camp- the party line, but the idea has : political fallout that will .i downtown and prevent new highway strip malls boring ramblings with which he bell will have his plate full if undoubtedly follow, you might promise. • is both in line with the Official Community Plan used to induce sleep in his audi- and when he bec?mes,prem.!er:.:,.~ say: t,AeasY,tq balance, ~he.~ud- : ~::. ~ , Given the public's cynicism and is fundamental to the city's new strategy for ence a few years back. ; ~ To start with, hesaid: a~Lib7.. ~.: 'get. Maybe~that's what Clark and general dislike of politi- the downtown. That vision calls for more appeal- But those things were eral government w0ul d de!iyer meant. He just forget to add thaL cians, Campbell had better be learned. His speech to more a balanced budget by the end of he wouldn't be caught dead prepared to keep the promises-.. ing building construction and city infrastructure than 700 delegates in Kelowna the third year. Mind you, asked doing it, he made at the convention. Fail .... to promote a more pedestrian-friendly: wasn't. That came straight from if he would resign if he failed to Campbell also promised to ing to do so, would, further downtown...... I:. t_he gutc ...... balance the books by that dead- open cabinet meetings to the undermine what's left of public If council isn't prepared to back its planner on True, it's easier to muse an line, he wouldn't comment; public, an interesting concept. trust. the retail restrictions now, it may as well scrap audience of the converted than Of course it's possible. The only closed cabinet meet- Campbell has shown he can to win over the nndecided, When he was finance minister, ings, he said, would be those at act the leader, and I don't mean the downtown plan as well. leave alone the hostile, but Premier Glen Clark once said which legal or Privacy issues that in the partisan sense• something tells me that the pas- he couldn't imagine anything were discussed. Cabinet meet- Whether he has the stuff to be a sionate Campbell we saw at the easier than balancing a budget, ings involving parks, land use, true leader, won't be known: Go green convention will be the one try- but he never did, not as finance resource tenure and Agricul- until he gets a chance to prove ' BIT BY bit it seems the downtown park legacy ing to bury the NDP in ihe next minister nor as premier. And the tural Land Reserve decisions it. ~ left by city founder George Little is being eaten election campaign. reason is that it's not easy at all. would he open to the public• Beyer can be reached at-Tel: And if his rhetoric was Possible? Yes. Easy? No. Campbell said major elec- (250) 920-9300; e-maih away. The bandshell took a chunk and the con- impressive, the substance of his To accomplish the feat of toral reform would also be in a [email protected]; web: ~ stmction of washrooms soon followed by the ex- speech was fascinating. If he balancing the budget within Liberal government's agenda. http://www.hubertbeyer.com/ , pansion of the library. Which makes it all the more important for the city to act on providing more parkland. There are

two golden opportunities -- the vacant highways Tl' ir hc:,me life is off limits ÷. maintenance site on Park Ave. and the soon-to- FOR SEVERAL days last his other family members. • media interest plateaued. be vacant spot now containing Skeena Junior week welfare recipients occu- Clark's home and family That's when one publicity Secondary ~ where on one of them the city will pied Premier Clark's con- should not be drawn into this seeker suggested we picket the have a chance to add to its green space. stituency office to pressure him protest. They had no hand in school board chairman's home. into increasing welfare funding, setting welfare rates. Neither Possibilities for reviving Granted, the highways yard will require en- Their aim is to receive an would they act to increase wel- media interest abounded; a 2 vironmental clean up and some of the Skeena extra week's funding in a fare rates. change of venue from the • Junior site might be required for school district month with five weeks. At the Whenever political grand- impersonal school board build- athletics. And the city might not be in a position moment they receive four standing slops over into the per- ing to a residential neighbour- weeks funding per month, no sonal realm, instigators lose hood. Singling out an elected' to develop both spots into parkland• But as a matter how many weeks a public support and goodwill. At politician for harassment. A. wise person once said, "Buy land. They're not month has. least they lose mine. new round of reporters' ques .... Judging from news photos, I believe picketing at or near tions, seeking reactions from all " making it anymore." ii | I ;[sll[¢t • i :! I :lsD.I:I 1.1 protesters were pushy and a politician's home is intended sides. Maybe even a court PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link uncivil to Clark's constituency CLAUDETTE SANDECKI to create a media event so pick- injunction or risk of an arrest. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach staff. That's unfortunate. eters can see themselves on the Fortunately, though we were PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur Besides looking like goons, supper news. all upset by circumstances that NEWS Jeff Nagel • NBNS/SRIRT$: Christiana Wiens they failed to enlist the quiet While they were elbowing My belief stems from events had precipitated the strike, and ' 1998 WINNER NEWS/COMMUNr~: Alex Hamilton diplomacy secretaries are their way around Clark's office, during Terrace's first-ever about the stonewalling we had ' CC.NABETI~R famous for. they came up with the brilliant NEWSPAPERS el FICE MANAGER: Sheila Sandover-Sly teachers' strike in the early to face from trustees, adminis- COMPETITION CIRCULATION MANAGER: Carol Kirkaldy When police executed a law- idea of picketing past his front 1980s. After several days of trators, and even teachers, we ,, ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: ful court order and ousted the yard April 21 during his daugh- peaceful sit-ins at the school had no wish to discomfit inns- ', Sam Bedford, Bunnie Cote protesters from Clark's office ter's birthday party. board officej where concerned cent families. " TELEMARKETER: Tabatha Orange last Tuesday, several slumbered Bad idea Number Two. parents sat quietly in the visi- Picketing a private residence DARKROOM/COMPOSING: SusanCredgeur in sleeping bags, furthering the Why?. Because British tors' waiting area, not making a was ruled out pronto. And that's AD ASSISTANT: Julie Davidson stereotype of welfare bums - Columbians didn't elect Clark's noisy nuisance of ourselves or the way it should be every-" lazy and slothful, daughter. Or his wife. Or any of disrupting the work of staff, where else. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL: $57.30 per year; Seniors $50.75; Out of Province $64.39 Outside of Canada (6 months) $1511.25 ,---, ~ .... ~ t ~u~.,fT~i/.. ~ -T-. Aft I.II£10RIC I~AIU2___ I S__¢~ffM~r BOO~J)AOIE.f . (ALL PRICES INCLUDE(;ST) MEMBEROF I' CANADIAN COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION " " AND .. ~5.;~ . ,. ,,r,~ ~, - " ;~NDM;~iT^I~) • "" B.C. PRESS COUNCIL

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',,i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999- A5 Tahltans and other critics that these problems ought Airport land FOR THE TERRACESTANDARD to have been dealt fairly and forthrightly on the II front-end of this process. To ben livable, workable, lasting final agreement, ,ssues still it must be a consensus accomodation of all princi- pal stakeholders' values (including TNAC) at treaty roundtables. This treaty is fnndamentally flawed for several unresolved The reasons. Joe Gosnell and the Crown's reps, the con- sunnnate politicians, know this to be so. Craned insults instead of answers surreptitiously in poor faith, being unwilfully put to i Dear Sir:. ratification, it bodes thunderhead columns of om- nipotence to all Canadians, as it looms now, :I have asked hard questions about the costs of the Gerry J, Bloomer acquisition of the airport lands and the planning for Mail Bag LakeLse Lake B.C. the airport lands without success. Instead of ans- Wers I have been called a fool and a liar, and other vague responses. Money doesn't reach To even suggest that the lands were acquired for $10 and a little paper wo~ is irresponsible. grassroots natives !What about the study'~qllom Horizon Pacific, com- Dear Sir:. missioned in 1996 and completed in 1997, costing MLA Helmut Gicsbrecht says the cost of the $10,000 and the "subdivision possibilities" study Nisga'a Treaty is fair and affordable. that was done and what about the innumerable trips The cash transfers to the Nisga'a total $312 mil- t6 Victoria for education and lobbying? What were lion over 15 years, with Canadian taxpayers outside they charged to? Snowplowing? of B.C. paying 70 per cent of the costs. Each British :All the vagaries and verbal abuse aside the ques- Columbian will contribute $1.60 per year over the tion of planning still is unanswered. What is pro- next 15 years, adds Mr. Gicsbrecht. posed for these lands? Pulp mills spewing smoke I do not belong to any political party, but the and steam over the end of the active runway? Cop- Reform Party of Canada's report and its figures are per smelters with their stink and smoke? more the truth. I've always held the view that what iAn asphalt plant on the north end of #14? Saw- the First Nations native leaders are now calling mills with the attendant dry kilns and steam chang- Crown Lands and Indian Reserves as their ing the already unstable October air? The ultimate Aboriginal Title, should be returned by Indian Af- would be a dram debarker that council won't get rid fairs to the descendants of the original inhabitants of. with a cash settlement. They should then pay their '.What will happen to the timber resources there? taxes to the provincial government. ~yho will log them? What about the very high There is no equality between native leaders and n~ushroom resource there. Will that be left? Will the general aboriginal public m the descendants of ~ere be restrictions on their picking. Questions, the original inhabitants -- when it comes to dollars. questions and no answers. Are the people going to pay taxes to their own iEvery user of that airport needs to see a plan that Nisga'a Government? guarantees that whatever is located near the airport We have been told by reliable sources in the will not be a detriment to the operation of that air- Gitksan area and, yes I am Giiksan and a very port. There is no such plan, never was such a plan proud one, that when the Nisga'a deal is imple- and may never be such a plan. But it is vital. mented, every aboriginal group in B.C. will have There is one glimmer of light. There has been "self government". Those who do not live on some new "information" come out recently. The reserve when self-government arrives will be left CNR switching yards may moved from downtown out forever. to the airport, via some "brilliant planning". Federal govenunent Indian Affaks program fund- When that suggestion was put to the CNR crews, ing for job creation "on Reserve" are for the "First the mirth was instantaneous. Knee slapping and vo- Nation native leaders" and their chosen few. cal aad did not entirely disappear for three days. The poor are kept poor and will be poorer, this Even then the mere phrase "switch yard" set off means aboriginal people are forced to live in a cost- new convulsions of laughter. ly cycle of poverty and dependency on Ottawa. There would be no revenue from there, there is The Minister of Indian Affairs is kept in the dark the one approach, Skeena bridge to negotiate, and on many issues that concern the real "rank and the weight restricted Queensway Hill to pull and file" Indian people. the uphill grade to complete from the crossing at We are used on a per capita basis in Ottawa as the Old Remo Road to the airport bench. GITANYOW hereditary chief Guy Morgan points to a map of Gitanyow traditional territory in the part of a money-making scheme. By the time the All is possible, but perhaps not practical. It would middle third of the Nass River valley. The Gitanyow wanted their overlap with the Nisga'a money reaches the rank and file, none is left. take "brilliant planning". Where that would come resolved prior to the implementation of the Nisga'a treaty. Mary G. Dalen from, considering we can not even get planning, is Cedarvnle B.C. not known, has a group of people who volunteer their tilne to finish reading the Final Agreement and if you still A gem of information. The airport footprint, un- provide search and rescue services to their corn- do not completely understand it without any doubt Docs should take two tier the ownership of the federal government, had munity. They do a great job. Regardless of what re- then you are signing a blank cheque by voting in an assessed value of seven and one half million dol- quires the search, these people will help when favour of the Nisga'a Treaty. aspirin and shut up lars (excluding the hull hangar, the old Ford hangar needed. Five hundred years from now people might still Dear Sir:. and other private properties)and paid no taxes. The Provincial Emergency Program oversees be going to court in an effort to get a legal and The recent week of reduced activity days by doc- They paid, instead, a grant in lieu of taXesiu the' these volunteer groups. Part of its job is to train binding meaning to problems that might arise from tors (if they were workers this activity would be amount of 235 dollars...... ~"' '~ ~,~ ~ , ,, v . V01uuteers in minimizing risk to themselves, items that are next to impossible for anyone person called the spring break strike) raises questions. These are questions of planning to make this air- Ironically, Ms. Sandecki's "most dangerous ter- to get an accurate meaning from. There are 15 full time general practitioners and 18 port safe, affordable and useable. They need ans- rain in this province" in terms of accidents and fa- Judges do the best they can and we are bound by specialists in Terrace; assuming each G.P. sees 25 wers. talities may be the highways and roads the sear- their decisions. A treaty that requires judicial patients per day and specialists see 5 patients per Los Watmongh chers use to get to the search marshalling point, not deciphering cannot be a good treaty and actually day the five day strike would have accounted for Terrace B.C. the backcountry where the search takes place. defeats the very purpose of a treaty. more than 2,300 visits. Ms. Sandecki suggests banning twits/jerks from Heads up folks, the times they are a changin" and This number in itself is astounding considering is This twit's responsible ski hills for life. Good idea, as the accident rate per it's buyer beware. represents 10 per cent of greater Terrace or well skier day is higher on the hill than in the back- Dear Sir: Lloyd Brinson over 100,000 visits per year at $57.00 per visit. country, so there must be a concentration of those Nass Camp B.C. It is known that hospital emergency rooms see Claudette Sandecki's column about search and pesky twits/jerks using the lifts, right? rescue costs for backconntry more patients during doctor's strikes. Anecdotal If the in-bounds accident rate is higher than out- evidence shows about 40 per day or 200 for a week. hike/skier/snowboarder "twits and jerks" ("Make of-bounds (which it is), and lift tickets are pricey in Overlaps should have the culprits pay", March 17, 1999) deserves a What is intriguing to this Labour Council is what part because true idiots sue ski areas because they about the remaining 2,100 people. response. are unwilling to accept responsbibility for their own been resolved first I am one of those twits/jerks who goes out of Since there are no statistics showing mortality in- actions, maybe the real solution is for everybody to Dear Sir: crease one must draw the conclusion that a vast bounds onto Crown land to go backcountry skiing. I become twits/jerks in the backceuntry, where it's B.C. Supreme Court Justice Paul Williamson has have been doing this for about 25 years, so I have number of doctors visits are mmeccssary. statistically safe to be. given a preliminary ruling in favour of the neigh- Only patients with long term illnesses can sched- been a twit/jerk for quite some time now. I have Oh dam, backcountry will be closed to everyone, boring Gitanyow whose overlapping land clahn of been a summertime twit/jerk for even longer. ule visits two weeks into the future. The rest it so we'll have to stay at home instead. Hope I don't 84 per cent in the mid-Nass River was bargained would appear fall into the following categories.: I have yet to need a rescue, and I would certainly slip in the tub. right out of the Nisga'a deal by the negotiators volunteer to help rescue fellow twits/jerks in need 1. Patient: "My nose is running, I must see the Keep np the good work, Claudette. Love reading privy to the pact. doctor." of help. your column. It's been an agonizingly long canoe trip for the Ms. Sandecki should remember we live in Canada 2. Doctor: "Come back in two weeks and tell me Rod Gee l~isga'a, but I wonder how Joe Gosnell and the if you feel better." where an individual is free to be a twit, jerk or both Terrace B.C. Crown's dealmakers could truly say they did their in any number of ways which could require search 3. Doctor: "You must see me before you can see fiduciary top duty to bargain implicitly in good the specialist." and rescue assistance. faith, not in isolation, but for the.good of all lqass We could choose to snowmobile, hunt, pick Treaty a blank cheque 4. Doctor: "Come in and renew a prescription watershed First Nations? you have used for years." mushrooms, go fishing, climbing, mountain biking, Dear Sir:. Right up to the Hon. Frank Calder, former 5. Doctor: "You must see me for a referral slip two-, three- and four-wheeling, etc. These are all In response to Peter Smith's letter to the editor ~isga'a leader and Atlin MP, in his landmark case for your lab test -- and come back so that I can tell activities that can and do take place out of bounds ("Residents protected", April 14, 1999), I expected of 1976, Mr. Calder was still clear on distinct you the results of you test." Etc. etc. etc. in the backcountry where the very same people go Mr. Smith and others to say that paragraph 3 on boundaries with the Gitanyow, Gitxsan and The combination of the public's unnecessary to hike, ski and snowboard. page 217 of the Nisga'a Final Agreement concern- Tahltans, contrary to those of the above treaty now visits and B.C. doctors' procedures (that if they As proof that skiers/snowboarders aren't the only ing taxation does not pertain to fee simple property before the legislature, and eventually the House of were workers would be called featherbedding) twits/jerks who occasionally require help, look at owners. Commons. " results in millions of dollars lost to hospital beds, this winter's North American avalanche incident I hope this is true and there are no problems in the Even the B.C. Treaty Commission accepted the nursing staffand in general to the peoplewho really future on the issue of taxation. But the Final Agree- statistics. There have been 14 ski/snowboard, 13 full scope of thc Gitanyow land claim areas in need health care. snowmobile, four industry/town, and four ment does read, "persons other than Nisga'a 1994. Logic says it's doubtful the coastal faring Ray Raj, vice-president hiking/snowshoeing incidents. And a couple in= citizens on Nisga'a Lands." Nisga'a, other than trading and hunting forays, ex- Kitimat-Terrace & District Labour Council voiving dogs. Egad, twits and jerks are everywhere. These fee simple properties are "within" or clusively occupied thc whole Nass. If Ms. Sandccki is so worried about search and "on" Nisga'a Lands and that could become a prob- Now with Justice Williamson's ruling we have a rescue costs, maybe everyone should be banned lem. It depends on who is doing the interpreting. special federal negotiator, John Watson and the from doing everything in the backcountry. Whoever wrote the Final Agreement had a flare B.C. Aboriginal Affairs miuister saying they'll try Thcre has yet to be a skier/snowboard search in for side-slipping language. Just the fact that the to resolve this after the fact, that there's a mechan- About the Mail Bag this area, but mushroom pickers can't say the same book requires an interpreter is a good indication ism for dealing with this kind of impasse. Letters to the editor can be mailed to the thing. that it's written in such a way as to mean anything Yct wc'vc got a corc Gitanyow territory clahncd Terrace Standard at 3210 Clinton St. Ter- The use of boats and planes should be banned, or nothing or whatever a judge might deem as being in trcaticd Nisga'a non-core wildlife management race, B.C., V8G 5R2. You can also fax let- too, because those searches are way more ex- correcL region of the Nass, not a simple co-managcd model ters to us at 250.638-8432. Or you can emall pensive than a land search for a lost of injured Chief Gosnell has given us all good advice: "read solution in the lcastways. your letter to us at [email protected] twit/jerk. the book through from cover to cover." At this I must concur with thc Gitanyow's chief negotia- Name, address and phone number Is re- Just about every town in B.C., Terrace included, time I would like to extend my advice, when you tor, Glen Williams, Gitxsan's Nell Sterritt, the quired for verification. Violent kids don't belong in our schools Dear Sir:. February 1, 1999, this student was back school in the near future. the school board can provide a safe and why kids who use weapons at school on What does it take for a student to get ex- at school at Thornhill Elementary. One must look at the policy of the positive atmosphere in our schools and our children are allowed back into the pelled from school in the Coast The second incident has happened Coast Mountain School District. protect our children when students who school. Mountain School District? recently at Clarence Michiel School. A The purpose of the District Code of commit a serious violent act are allowed Parents should attend parent advisory I ask because of two separate incidents student with a knife was threatening an- Conduct is to: back into school. council meetings at their school, attend that have happened in our schools this other student. The principal stepped be- [] Provide a safe and positive at=no- When does a student get expelled from at tile school board meetings. Ask ques- year. tween them and the student threatened sphere in all schools. school? Does a child have to be seriously tions, get answers. Voice your concerns. The first happened at Thornhill the principal with the knife. • Maintain a school environment that hurt or killed before that will happen? Parents have the right to have a say in Elementary School on January 11, 1999. Several concerned parents told me is free of harassment, racism or prejudi- Parents who are concerned for the what goes on in our schools. School An eleven-year-old student held a large about this incident. Luckily again, there cial behaviour, violence or intimidation, safety of their children at school should boards do not have the right to take folding hunting knife within inches of was apparently no injuries. possession or use of weapons, possession call the principal, call the school board, chances with the safety of our children another eleven-year-cid's throat. Unless there is a double standard for or use of illegal substances, ...... call your elected school trustee; by letting these violent kids back into Luckilythis incident was brief and no how long a student is suspended for The School Act also says that chlldrcn Ask the principal what is their policy our schools, physical injuries occurred. The student threatening a principal or teacher with a have the right to be safe at school, 0fviolencc and how does he deal with it. Brian Shack was given an indefinite suspension, On knife, this student should be back in As a parent i would like to know how ASk the school board and the trustees A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999

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DRer S~;ubert, Beyer's "Thumbs Up to ho~;:natr~'l~hYey;a~n:~'p:s~r~h~geh;7o;~;; ~II U I0 TO48MONTHS ,~r~~,~ NATO Action ' in The Terrace Standard, tad back into the Mediterranean Sea. Thou, April 14. sands of Christians are beiug murdered in -I ~V' ON FILL1999 ~' ~, . . Like Hubert we all feel sorry for the =in- the Sudan right now, and Chinese Chris- =,i=ef FIPRMRZDgVEHICLES ~~~~/~"-i0t0 nocent Muslims of Kosovo. But there is a tians in Indonesia are losing their lives and long story behind this. their businesses like the Jews did under Hit- Milosevic and his Christian countrymen ler. The Christian population on the islands have good reasons to be scared of Muslim of Ambon and Lombok are being wiped inf'dtration. Since its beginning, around the out, too. year 700 A.C. Muslims have declared a The same thing happens on the southern holy war on Jews and Christians alike. All islands of the Phillipines. In Iran, of Christianity was wiped out in the near Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Al- east and North Africa, geria, etc,, the same picture. Millions of" Armenian Christians in What does our media and our govern- southern Russia and Turkey were taunts have to say about this? Never mind slaughtered. The Muslims proceeded to Christians or Israells? As long as Muslims penetrate Europe as far as Spain and rage their unholy war we should not let France. In later years the Ottoman Turks them take over our free democratic coun- organized blood baths among the Serbs and tries; forced Albanians to convert to Islam. That Brian Greg~ Bill Homburg, happened h~ Kosovo, for instance. Terrace, B.C. ;\ t9 / Theft of writer's items hurts very, very) much Dear Sir: I find it a sad situation when young kids are roaming the sweets stealing out of un- locked cars. Whether the items be valuable "This last month has not or not they don't seem to care. been the best for me and hav. Recently my friends and I parked at the "ing this happening doesn't White Spot in the parking lot. I left my help." . PLEflSE VISIT OURWEBSITE fit wwwlmozdo.ca TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sens~ly) bag in RSK YOUR DERLERflBOUT MflZDA'S UNIVERSITY/COLLEG[ GRRDURTES PROGRfiH. THORNHILL MflZDR "Wolds Auto World 11994.19981 Offers aYJiI3ble orl teta,I putcGases Ifases 01 lny ne~ 1999 Ma:03 626 t K J4 1998 M3:0~ Pf,)h,9¢ '~f Itlt, ~ P,I,I: ! t [] ~, .,' ~,, [ id l., ~ ) e,~ Ud i the truck. 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Perhaps they can weigh in for se N/lease for less See lout 0eale~ ,or details O,ler s cannot be commn ea 1.9% ~.e,~ ~ot e.~ m 1777 ,C~ ~ D7041 These items are of no use 'to anyone but me, so I know if I've gained or lost. us. In my bag was a badge we wear at our I'd really like my badge, bracelet and meetings and we put charms we won on weigh book back. Perhaps they could drop them. Some of these charms are over 15 it by the radio station (I phoned them) or years old and camnot be replaced, as some police station or even the newspaper office. of them are discontinued. This last month has not been the best for My badge also had division winner neck- me and having this happening doesn't help. lace which cannot be replaced, also a I hope whoever stole it gets help for their bracelet with 6harms. These items are no problem. Remember, "What goes around good to anyone unless you belong to a comes around." Conservation TOPS group. I say keep these kids off the streets. When Thursday rolls around I don't even " Sharon Fisher, Terrace, B.C. Means More for ...... DID YOU KI Canada's Future: OURENTR¥LEVEL:•iTILADESPROGR An Important Message from HEAVYDUTY:MECHANICS:I AND !i the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans DESl6NIDi:T01!BI!!EQUIVAffNTT0 In British Columbia, Pacific salmon reached a turning point last year. THEIREESPKIIV[ APPRiNTICESHIF With some stocks at risk of extinction, it was time to put the fish first. Our trades programs are continuous entry-exit so you can start almost Last June, I announced conservation measures that changed the way We anytime. Contact the College today for more information or for a tour of manage the salmon, and the way we fish. That plan followed extensive our trades shops. consultations plus the advice of Fisheries and Oceans biologists and local For More InformationCall 635-6511 staff wfith wide experience in BC. I know the changes have not been easy for people in the Aboriginal, commercial and recreational" fisheries' . That's w-h,3 the Gay ernment of Canada launched a five-year, $400 million program to restore salmon habitat. reduce the commercial fleet, provide people with employment assistance and help communities diversify their economies, The good news is that conservation means more fish for Canada's future. Already, some salmon stocks are returning to BC spawning grounds in greater,numbers. Still, rebuilding will take years, and 1999 will be another challenging year.

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t A8- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 Nisga'a seek cut of road work Major highway projects mean mega-bucks for road builders THE HIGHWAYS ministry will be tendered and some "But it has to make sense Nass River to to the fair wage program. is looking at ways to will be day labour," said and it has to fit within Gitwinksihlkw. It was established in the employ as many Nass Val- Nyland. budgets," Nyland cau- "We'll be meeting with early 1990s and last updated ley residents as possible on Day labour involves the tioned. the Nisga'a Highway Com- in 1994. 0> Pacific Emergency two major road projects in ministry hiring from a list it Another method might be mittee again. We haven't A carpenter, for instance, that area. keeps of equipmcut owners providing some sort of come to any decision on a must be paid at least $21.62 FIRST AID BAGS With those two projects and operators in the area in bonus for companies who delivery mechanism," said an hour plus $4 an hour in jump bags~, vests, and more a road to connect Kincolith which a project is taking meet local hire targets set Nyland. benefits. trorn with the rest of the valley place. out as part of any contract A labourer must be paid at and improvements planned One possibility, which that is awarded. least $19.90 an hour and at Northern Healthcare for the Nisga'a Highway could be applied to each That was the case in the ANY CONTRACTS over least $4 an hour in benefits. in the Park Avenue Medical Building, leading up to the valley project, is creating smaller mid-1990s when a Kam- $250,000 connected with For piledrivers and from Terrace ~ set to cost contracts more suited for loops company was highways work, as is the bridgeworkers, the mini- Terrace upwards of $70 million over bids from smaller, more lo- awarded the contract to case with any provincial mum hourly rate is $20.60 SoreI0°~, wil~ this ad. Coupon expires June 30/99, the next years, there are cal companies. build the bridge across the public sector job, are subject an hour and $4 in benefits. plenty of opportunities for employment, says regional highways ministry director Dirk Nyland. The challenge is to find ways for Nass Valley resi- dents to take advantage of the projects balanced against the skills required t and within the budgets set out, he said. Highways ministry offi- cials have already been lobbied by the Nisga'a Highway Committee, made up of people from the Nass, for significant local hire commitments. Since the two projects are . -. ..?.: ::, '..~ different -- one is to build a road while the other is to make improvements, the contract tendering will be treated differently in each case, said Nyland. "With the Kincalith road there are socio economic in- terests to consider to pro- I vide for and leave a legacy for people in the Nass Val- ley," he said. That refers to finding and developing particular skills required for what will be 8 lib. specialized work in blasting 1.S0/kg 3 00,,, and clearing right of way for Safeway Club Price the 29kin road from Kin- Chicken colith at the mouth of the Fresh "7: Legs Nass River to hook up to the Chicken Breasts Back attached.Frozen. Sold Boneless.Skinless. Nisga'a Highway at Green- in a 5 kg box for 57.50. Valu Pack.LIMITTWO. ville. -.*e "With the Nisga'a High- way upgrade, some work g.,,

Loggers v • . ° talks go : .... slowly Chai ,: and NEff..-OTIATIONS to com- pensate logging contractors affected by the Nisga'a Ioo BonUsAIR MI I Treaty are going slowly. Northwest Loggers Asso- ciation president Ken ::rewarci miles : Houlden said his group is under considerable pressure from other industry associa- tions in the province to 7.99,. 5.99 II ...... 8.49 ensure the deal cut here can work elsewhere. Cheese Dinner ...... '::~ 1240g. Or Honeycomb I kg, "They're watching it with 12 x 225 g FIRSTTWO. j 800 g. an eagle eye," he said. SAVE up to $5.00 . SAVEup to $1.40 SAVE up to $2.50 That's led the group to not view the talks as a "mad dash" to reach an agree- 0 ment. "We're trying to avoid kneejerks," he said. "There are quite a few issues to flesh ouL" He said there is no final determination yet on how §.88 ...... $.99 much timber is on the 2,000 ...... e ay Club Pnce square kilometres of !: ~ ...... Kraft Cheez Whiz 7.99 Nisga'a land. ~, ..... ProcessCheese Food. Assorted ~ii~]'~:~:~ Crunchy:Smoothor Regularor Light. Although'the ~eaty sug- t/"~~ ~": varieties.1 kg. FIRSTONE- Light. Z Kg. I.S Lilre. gests around 160,000 cubic [ll~[~,,a. Combinedvarieties. SAVEup to $,.oo r'-.--- metres, Houlden says he's • ~ ' : . G'')" heard figures on the order of 220,000. ,7 ;'.L]'7:': .'~ • ~' ~iHI Also unknown is whether all contractors will lose a portion of their cut to make up the loss or whether all of it will be lumped on one ,.::1 ...... ' firm, which would then be compensated. Houlden said it will be difficult for contractors to identify the portion of their ProcessCheese Food. ~ ;r~ ~ Assorted flavours. business losses to attribute oNAss°rtedFIRSTE.Combinedvarielies. varieties "~\ll~L""'i~-""" ~... ~' 24X 99 g. to the treaty. That's complicated by government insistence con- ~ili ..~$,,~.~ tractors avoid big expenses ~~ i ~.._. I~..~ ~, that could contr~ute to losses. "The fear is that we're going to go out and buy a new grappleyarder and in- crease the amount of money the government has to pay," Safeway Club Price I _,.-~'.,.-~"~: ~.'~ SafewayClub Prgca he said. "But no one's out there to rake them over the Fresh Mangoes k"~. ~: ~ Bakeshop coals and get rich over it." Imported. II ~~.,, Raisin Bread The companies are also I I r ~,~'wgl~?~:'~.~:'~,"~%~ 45o ~. SAVE up to $3.11 ..,~~ ,~ ..'.... ~ ,. : . expected to establish new ~ ~~~~ SAVEup to $1,78ontwo working relationships with the Nisga'a. \ "That's a given but it's \ also a given that those rela- tionships will net be very secure because the Nisga'a are after employment for their people," he added, B.C. Green leader The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999- A9 makes foray north GREEN PARTY leader "deficit" in not strictly Stuart Parker is beating the financial terms. bushes for new members in "The province doesn't the northwest. just run a monetary deficit, The Green leader toured but a timber deficit and a RU Y2K OK, BC? the region a week ago and topsoil deficit as well," he met with the handful of lo- said. cal members here. Parker also has a position You, Your Business and the Year 2000 Problem While this has never been on the Nisga'a Treaty a hotbed of activity for the which he tried to enunciate environmeutal left, Parker when he crashed a televised What exactly is Y2K? And what does it mean for you? Your home? says the party is growing CBC-TV debate of party Your Business? Find out for yourself by coming to the BC government's everywhere and now stands leaders last winter and was Action2000 town meeting. Get some plain talk on Y2K. at around six per cent in the physically removed by CBC polls. staffers. Support is highest among "I was pounced on and ,loin us at the following location and time: voters under 35, notes the dragged out of the build- 26-year-old Victoria resi- ing," he said. dent. Parker says the CBC "Our share of the vote in- broke an agreemem with the Place: Best Western Inn, Skeena Room, 4553 Greig Avenue creases as each new chunk Stuart Parker party to include it in future Date: Thursday, April 29, 1999 of the population turns 18," its wood in the rapidly debates during elections. he says. Time: 7:00 pm growing market for ecologi. The network says this He says the party has also caily certified wood. didn't count because there gained ground in response "Thates the market Mac- was no election -- Parker to what he called the Millan Bloedel is looking at says it did because the dramatic shift to the right of getting into over the next Parksville byelection was in the NDP. The time to take action is now five years," he added. progress. A key to the party's Parker also calls for "The Nisga'a treaty as it strategy is to fight for elec- broader reform of the forest stands is better than no toral change. industry to stop favouring treaty," he said. Under the current first- large companies at the ex- But he's opposed to the past-the-post system, the pense of small operators. transfer to the Nisga'a of Greens' six per cent never Action BRITISH Parker attacks NDP deficit lands in the upper Nass that translates htto a single seat Millennium BUg Strategies for BC financing as vigourously as are contested by the neigh- COLUMBIA in the legislature. But under a Reformer, saying they Information, Science and bouring Gitanyow without Technology Agency. a proportional representa- would ban deficit financing. first resolving treaty over- tion system, they'd get six But he also defines laps. per cent of the seals. "The first past the post system is why 61 per cent of British Columbians voted against the NDP govern- ment yet we not only have an NDP govenm~ent, but we have an NDP majority government," says Parker, who is also vice-president of the B.C. Electoral Change Coalition. Parker says the Liberals and NDP put too much em- phasis on economic growth THE LIMITED as the key to jobs, when he says much economic growth stems from the loss of jobs through downsizing and me- chanization. EDITION /5 t" would replace the Forest Practices Code with a strong Forest Act that would end ,,+e

clearcut logging in BC and ...... =~'~ ...... " ...... increaseo+ the number+r+ of jobs .... " : +.... without increasing the ANN[VE RY amount of timber cut. Rather than try to be the low cost producer, he said, B.C. should be trying to sell MIN/vAN Food When the world's first minivan rolled off Chrysler's Windsor assembly line 15 years ago, it was called the "MagicWagon." Because it magically transformed the way Canadians travel. And thanks to industry firsts like dual air bags, dual sliding doors Bank and built-in child safety seats, Chrysler has been Canada's best selling minivan for 15 straight years. To celebrate this, your neighbourhood B.C. Chrysler retailer is proud to introduce the 15th Anniversary Platinum Series Minivan. You get all the standard broke features (over 28) that won it 1999 "Best Buy in a Minivan," plus extras like sunscreen glass and Platinum Finish. Now that's magic! record Supplies limited. 15th Anniversary Platinum Series also available on Extended Wheelbase models, THE TERRACE Churches ...... ~°'+ZI~;.:... ;;=.,-:.,.-.~, Food Bank broke all distrib- ution records this year. / \\ More bags of groceries were given out this year \ th;lll ever before, said coor- dinator Kathy Miller. Miller said 3,704 bags of food were given out in six months. ,., " ;?'~"-~t~ .... ~'~ ~"Yt++ -.+ ?'~+~U'~}:.;-',,'.:" - " She's never seen such much food donated before ++..... / +++++++!+ either. "People were just excep- tional witi~ giving this year," she said. "It bus been outstanding." The food bank delivered its last food hampers April 15 and is closed until next October. Miller said tbe 633 bags of gr0eeries that were given out this month, emptied the food bank's shelves. "We're all out of food," she said. "Everything is Chrysler 15th Anniversary Platinum Series Minivan gone." 26T Regular Wheelbase Model Includes: .Special 15th Anniversary Platinum Series Badqing .Exclusive Bright Platinum Exterior Colour oSunscreen glass The shelves were cleaned out because the food bank's .3.0L V6 enqine .4-speed automatic transmission .Dual sliding doors .Power windows, locks and mirrors distr~ution centre on Walsh • Power rear window quarter vents .Air conditioning .7 passenqer seating .Tilt steering .Speed control .Easy Out Roller SeatsTM oAMJFM stereo Avenue is being sold. Miller is looking for a new .Dual air bags .Child-protection rear door locks .Side-door impact beams .3 year or 60,000 km warranty building that is user friend- ly, accessible and rent free. Locals in need of food this LEASE FOR summer can visit the Ter- race Pentecostal Assembly Mondays and Thursdays o 3.8°,o * from 1-3. However, the food will not be distributed April PURCHASE ~~ Plus $2.6BSdownlmyment ~P ~ ~ or equivalenl Irade 29, May 3, May 27 or May _.L FINANCINGFOR Chrysler wins Carwlde's 60 MONTHS n~l ~ ~' $855 Frelghtlncluded. 31. "Best Buy In a Mlnlvan"* m am.- ,a~ No Securily Deposit. The Seventh Day Ad- for 1999. ventist Church also runs a soup kitchen every Saturday from 3.5 p.m. in the Health Unit Auditorium or Little ¢hlplff eefl0m+rl reid lhe flPle ~+)l+l t I Ibex+ +re qmlle(l hm+ 01+~ts ~hlrh Ir3~y nr+l P+~ et+rl+hPPfl P+ Th I%+ Oil++ t~lhP; wPPl fi++d F+h+TP It+d apply Ill tr1+ll fipllvPJ+e+ Pa ~rs0n~ll ll+¢tOff+, off all he;/In +++~k ]P}9"J~rphlO+~ Re'+ l+t ha+ sel+I+;l~+ ht I++~ RH+der harle ma~+ ~ r+pe+*+$arf [lliJlr(+'d~+l+e++1111ie~l lOJ~ptwdlbf Chn+JPICAn+d+ Ctfddlfd ~eet+++drtfl)r C+rvp+rh~flPLhV :r ]rmn+bhon+ t ~]~+?+nn +I 3G m+ rl+ t +] It0~m mv tPtltiIr~ lrr0td*l+ +alp + trot ra h.lr; l#PnU + lll+.lli+llrP +rift IPp .tlr~h',+l [+II+I~ + t+~l ?e t~lt [IL~+inflOIjPv Pmli++ ~l;l+3fl W1flllfl Of l~e |~] £M[11=de welcome at both churches. B'+I Bill' Aw;+I+lflff++ I+IzmvA,f:Iflt~ ' ' 011¢1 X+DIP~$Io ~+IPtl fliI++1+q+ r+Lill+11ne ~'++pr Vq¢l ;~+rr+11~ hldh Pf+^h J ~t hit+ m+ l.dr+~ f~l 1111111+++Ihmr ,liP, ; [dP' h+ z+mwr~d, ++I++ ~llel~+ trig.lift bq Im~pl (~ l+r+r It/+++:rod ~++pl+mlPt ~r+ I~1+ +ms .t I++f+y +l ww1#l;htlllel [,e|lll Cl A10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 French school coming I I Jack Cooke school Successfun Applicant Dental Receptionist for francophones - ...,. ,. A NEW French school district will provide French education to fran- ~:~'~ :: ~d cophone students next year at Jack Cooke school The Fraucophone Education .,,.../.- Authority of B.C., or School District 92, will be in charge of running the stand-alone French school. "We're here to provide quality edu- cation to franeophone students, " said ¢~¢.g:,i:~: .::~ Raymond Ouimet, superintendent of Dianne Green the French School District. Ms. Greene has lived in Prince Rupert for fourteen (14) years. She has two )~ung children in He explained francophone students addition to family residing in town. 78 attending Jack Cooke next year will We are proud to share Dianne's exceptional qualifications that include: be served like any anglophone public Bachelor of Science ...... University of Manitoba school students in B.C. (Major Computer Science) "It isn't a private school," he said. Clerk-Beekeeper Certificate ...... Northwest Community College Ouimet said 25 kindergarten to French Instructor/Second Language...... Northwest Community College Grade 5 students are enrolled for next CEGEP, Riviere du Loup, PQ September. ERIC LECLERCwill be based it Prince George but will act as principal National Lifeguard Certificate ...... Prince Rupert Recreation Dept. And since there are about 160 fran- of the new francophone school at Jack Cooke school. Receptionist/Office Manager...... Allan Hoffman MD, PhD, FRCPC, FCCP, cophone families living in Terrace, he Internal Medicine & Critical Care Specialist We would like to thank the remaining sixty (60) applicants for their efforts and encourage all expects enrollment to increase once English class won't be introduced by the ministry when Jack Cooke is the school is operational. to locally upgrade their experience and education as admirably as Ms Green. until Grade 4. transferred under the French school Thank you also to Northwest Community College and North Coast Community Skills Centre. "We expect to grow to 50 to 60 stu- Leclerc said the new school district district. dents in two to three years from will work closely with Coast Kiti K'Shan principal Brian Phillips now," Ouimet said. Mountains School District and Kiti is looking forward to the new French -~. The French school district was cre- K'Shan. "You won't see a 25 foot school. ated in 1997 so French-speaking wall over there," he said pointing to "It's new and exciting," Phillips people living h~ B.C. could have ac- Jack Cooke school. said. "I see no reason why it cess to first-language studies. To help with start up costs, the Fran- shouldn't happen." "Francophone students are our cophone Education Authority of B.C. The Francophone Education priority," said Erie Leclerc, the prin- will get federal and provincial grants Authority of B.C. is responsible for 50 !oi ol~" cipal out of Prince George who will for the next three years. francophone programs in B.C., includ- supervise Jack Cooke school. After that, the school district will ing 10 stand alone schools, like Jack He explained the French school will operate like any other school, relying Cooke. COME HELP US CELEBRATE have the same curriculum as a,.y other on student enrollment Currently, there are 3,000 fran. OUR public school in B.C., except that sub- Leclerc explained Coast Mountain cophone students registered in B.C. jects will be taught in French. School District will be compensated ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! Sikh group splits to form new temple A BREAKAWAY group of local Mann said the group takes possession proper respect." Sikhs are setting up their own temple. of the building at the end of this Z0.60° o,, A majority vote at the temple last The Skeena Gursikh Society con- month and will then begin converting year backed temple leaders in their sists of close to 30 local families who it into a temple. decision to keep tables and chairs. ENTIRE STORE favour the nmre traditional practice of He said the traditionalist group Rather than involve the police or eating on the floor ~ rather than wanted to abide by the directive from continue a political struggle within the All remaining shoes using tables and chairs ~ in the India that tables and chairs not be group, Mann said, his group decided 5 0%off dining hall. used. to go their own way. They've bought the Ukrainian The temple on Medeek Ave. has "We do not want to fi~t or quarrel Orthodox Church's building at 4734 remained in the control of Sildas who or have bad manners," he said. "So **CITING NEW SPRi Walsh Ave. that once was the Oddfel- do use tables and chairs and only a we said no problem, we will go sepa- lows Hall and more recently has been small area was set aside for people rate." used by the Terrace Churches Food who wanted to sit on the floor. The move has left• the Terrace Chur- AND Bank and the Salvation Army clothing "We did not feel welcome," Mann ches Food Bank and the Salvation recycling centre. said. "They were not giving us proper Army's clothing recycling operations UMMER FASHIONd Society spokesman Naranjau Singh space and they were not giving us looking for a new home. ~39 LazeUe Ave., Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Friday 10" nln~ d t • ~i ¸

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-- ...... i ~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999- A11 Cal ranks well in report card Other schools l[ in the district scored lower .Q ...... 2 By ALEX HAMILTON A REPORT CARD ranking all the senior secondary schools in B,C. gives Caledonia Things :n"ttle an overall average rating of 7 out of 10 for 1998. uneven cu.w"'l""".],nd The report, created by the Fraser Institute, a re- the hoase? search organization, ranks Caledonia as one of the Lag hoe it - wc all kwe gxxl intentions to fix those top five schools in the 'little things'around the hOLLq:.BUt, you have other thin~ to do, provmce north of Wil- you'n: IXL3' and tx~iclrs,you don't knowwhere to go for h@ liams Lake. La I~uD, help! l.mD' is exwicnced in everythingfrom Coast Mountain School mqxntD, to lxtinting,and fit(r< 'littletliings' are his slx.'cialty. District's other senior high schools, however, got un- satisfactory ratings because Call l_m7 in "l~rmce for all your PLx-itneeds. they had a high percentages of failed provincial exams. 635-4424 Hazelton Secondary CALEDONIA Senior Secondary School principal provement over the years in the annual ratings received an overall rating of Geoff Straker says he's pleased with the school's ira- released by the Fraser Institute. 2.8 of 10, Stewart Secondary got a mark of 3 of 10, and Mount Elizabeth on provincial exams. The scholarships last year. 125th out of 262 schools Secondary received a rating failure rate of provincial ex- "That's the highest in the of 4.8 of 10. and Smithers Secondary ants was 9.7 per cent and history of the school," ranked 85 with an overall FACTORY DiREC,T The report card's co- the graduation rate was 92.2 Straker said. author, Peter Cowley, said ranking of 7.4 out of 10. per cent. The report card The reason Caledonia has Spring Clearance Sale on Now. he helped rate province's The Secondary Schools also states Caledonia stu- seen positive growth in the 262 public and private Report Card for British dents took an average of report cards over the years secondary schools to Columbia 1999 has been two provincial exam is because students educa- determine whether or not controversial since it was UP 1"0 5 O% OFF ALl NO.2 PRODUCTS I courses, which is low com- tion levels are improving. schools were doing their job created in 1993 since many pared to most schools where "It's a reflection of the B.C. educators say scores on of educating students prop- students took more than erly. feeder schools that feed stu- provincial standardized tests three provincial exams. dents to us," Straker said. The report also aimts to don't tell much about the From 1994, Caledania's Students coming to provide information for quality of schools. rating has gone up from 3.4 Caledonia are also respond- The report card also fails parents selecting schools for of I0 to 7 of 10. their children. ing well to what they are to distinguish between pri- io slab .99 ea. Caledonia Principal Geoff learning in the classrooms. vate schools that select their To come up with the Stakcr said he's happy with :tio slab 2.99 ea. ratings, Cowley measured "Maybe it's the job we're students and public schools the report. doing, too," Straker added. ttio slab 2.99 ea. five indicators at each that serve all children, That's because, based on "People here work very regardless of special needs. school: 1) the average ~tio slab 6.95 ea. the criteria the Fraser In- hard." It also doegn't take into provincial exam mark; 2) ent 8.99 bag stitute uses, his school has The report card held bad account that some schools the percentage of provincial continually shown positive news for Hazelton also have a higher propor- exams failed; 3) the dif- growth. Secondary which tied for tion of ESL students, who ference between the average "Over the past six years the eighth worst school on would have trouble succeed- exam mark and the average the failure rate has dropped, the list, ranking 255 of ing on a standardized tests. school inark; 4) the gradu- the graduation rate has in- B.C.'s 262 high schools. Two schools, Prince of ation rate;, and 5) the num- Need. to fix up the yard? Check out our huge creased, our rating has al- Stewart Secondary ranked Wales Secondary in Van- ber Of provincial exam most doubled and the aver- couver, which is a public selectmn of landscaping materials. courses taken per student. 250 and tied for the eleventh age provincial exam mark worst school in B.C., and schooland St. Thomas We provide more than concrete and concrete pumping. We have construction supplies, From these statistics, has increased," he said. Mount Elizabeth in Kitimat Aquinas in North Van- masonry supplies, landscaping materials, blocks, bricks, patio slabs and much more. Caledonia Senior secondary Straker added that 1998 was ranked 208 of 262 couver, a private school, l'a,~kslOg~o[26,2.school.s ...... was.. a!Lex,ceptional year for .schools...... achieved a perfect score of Calcdonia's 307 Grade 12 , academic students...... ]Prince RunerV': Ch-'r'l*~ SKEENA CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD. 10 ::.on this year~s:--overall ::i';::~~!7.., :,!" 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,q A12 - The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 Costly idea shelved Do It For A Friend t d mt,,tat, projects can be funded. Help raise the percentage! The Directors and members of the Cariboo Real Fences would stop Estate Association extend their congratulations and thanks to the following members who supported the Please welcome scotty _I_OUCANC~ association through sales excellence and committee moose massacre your nelghbourhood involvement in 1998. canvassers when they BRITtStlTCOtUM,t,', In Terrace Ifle winner of an MLS® Award was: kaock on your door. AND YUKON DIVISION By CHRISTIANA WIENS Sheila Love A FENCING project thai Cammiltee Service Awards were presented to: could save hundreds of Wilp Si'Satxw Society moose from being killed Professional Standards Communily Healing Cenlre Steve Cook Viv Steele along railway tracks, is POBox 429 being shelved until the Kilwanga, B.C. Government Liaison Ministry of Environment and V0J 2#.0 Tel (250)849-5211 Fax (250)84%5374 Dick Evans RustyLjungh decide who should pay for it. "Fenced right of ways cot Communication kill down to zero," said Bill Gordon Olson a wildlife biologist in Smither Annual General Assembly 7:00 p.m. Technology He said the cost of steel c Lisa Godlinski fencing, that stands at least Thursday, May 20, 1999 high with concrete-grounded Wilp Si'Satxw $40,000 to $80,000 per Iocatk Kitwanga - Cedarvale Road The fencing would be g~ on either side of a bridge or r, Reports moose are unlikely to travel. Elections Neither the ministry or CI Buffet Brunch can afford to pay the cost. Goodies "It's extremely expensi , 10:00amto 3pro essentially where it Stopped," Changes to Constitution We re serving all your Favour- He said at one point th~ ites...Mini omelets,egg benedict, agreed to pay for materials if t;t~ ~an woum Baron of Beef, poached salmon, mus- install the fence. sels, portugeseprawns and lots more April Special for only $14.95 per person. "We've hit a financial wall in terms of fencing," said Marshall. Originally, he said, the ministry wasn't Sirloin Steak & Pasta with our homemade meat sauce or Alfredo& mushroom Every winter, he said, 50 to 400 moose consistently getting monthly kill reports. sauce. Starts with a green salad and mediterranean pita. 5am-9pm are killed on the railways near Srnithers. Marshall says the ministry and CN Rail chic n Mediterranean It's a problem that's particularly prone to have tried different ways of getting moose For $1 CJ95 Only l t.J Boneless chicken breast stuffed with cream northern B.C. and Alaska where mountain off the rails including posting light reflectors, cheese, sun dried tomatoes & spinacl~ served valleys drive the moose onto rall lines. plowing wider paths on either side of the with a saffron cream sauce. 16.95 Moose use the plowed tracks as trails railway tracks and brushing the willow, where they walk easily at night and get which moose eat, away from the rail lines. CO~,~ Lakelse Ave~'~~ .~. Fillet Mignon access to vegetation during particularly deep Marshall said all of those attempts are Te,aee Marsalla sauce 18.95 snows of winter. relatively cheap options that don't work. GrilledFresh Halibut When approached by a train, moose try The only thing that does work, said Topped with a caper white wine sauce to escape the fastest way possible - along the Marshall, is fencing moose "hot spots" 18.95 railway tracks. where moose gather more often. Regular menu also available. But conservation officers laere say CN Jim Feeny, director of public affairs for Rail also has a communication problem in CN Rail in Edmonton, says the company is Where good ~ " " " "* Q BestWestern Terrace Inn that they report only a fraction of the moose aware of the problem. food bring8 and Conference Centre they hit, making it almost impossible to the family He says CN Rail has sent out bulletins to together! accurately manage moose populations in the staff members. Reservations: 635-0083 area. "Crews will do everything in their power In January, said Bob Butcher in Terrace, to report accurately," Feeny said. "We're CN Rail reported three kills on three lines. aware of the problem and we'll make sure He knows, by talking to CN staff, that the procedure is being followed." number of kills is closer to 50. He said sometimes staff don't know And Marshall, says the number of whether they've hit a moose because kills moose kills CN Rail reports near Smithers is happen at night and trains travel so fast. half right--:_he,usually doubles them to get an "We don't know if we'll ever get 100 per accurate, count. cent," he "s~iid. When a driver notices a Marshall said since he statted working moose, he flashes his lights, and sounds a for the Ministry of Environment in 1982, CN horn. Rail reporting has improved dramatically. "But it takes a mile to stop," said Feeny. Recall Rules

Recall legislation in British Columbia We are heading into a will be holding a Dinner and open on the Sunday from very busy time at the Dance and Sports Awards, ll:30am. Game times will establishes rules about campaigns, branch. This passed week- tickets are available in the be listed on the Lounge end we hosted a very suc- lounge $10 per person, notice board. expenses and contributions. cessful Zone Meeting, and awards will be made for At our April General we are getting prepared for Darts and Pool Meeting a motion was past our 80th Anniversary week Tournaments. to allow our building com- If you plan to participate in a recall campaign, it's important May 9-15. The Singles and Mixed mittee to continue its work On Saturday May Lst at Doubles Pool Tournaments towards a new building. The that you know your rights and know the rules. 2:30pm we will be holding are stillin progress, players May 11 General meeting [] an audition for our Talent must contact one another will be very important for Only proponents, MLAs and registered third party advertisers night, so come on out and and arrange to play their the future of our building get a preview of the Talent games up to the Quarter and organization, I urge can incur recall expenses that will be in the Branch on Finals. All games must be every member to make [] the evening of May 10th. completed by or on Sunday every attempt to be there Recall expenses can add up even before an application for Also on Saturday May 1 we April 25. The Lounge will be May 11. a recall petition is submitted to the Chief Electoral Officer :::: i: :'::~i. :!!~: !::'ii:::!i~!~;.~;~:i~: !~!~ Fi!~!~!:~L-';:i i ;~i ~:~: i;il i~;!?:~i~!~ ~-j.~!i ~.~;??~: :~ ~::~:: ~ : ~:::¢ ::$ :~:':~: :::::':~': ::::::::::::::::::::: ~.~';$::~$::~:~ [] Registered third party advertisers who spend more than $5,000 are subject to penalties SATURDAY May 8: Candlelight Ceremony TUESDAY May 11: General Meeting and at the Cenotaph 7:30pm. Dinner, Tickets $5.00 per person. Tickets [] If a recall campaign exceeds its spending limit, it will automatically required in advance for Dinner, Dinner fail, even if enough signatures have been collected SUNDAY May 9: Lunch will be served in 6:30pro. General Meeting starts at 8:00pro. If the Branch, as we welcome out of town you cannot make the Dinner please (all mem- [] Guests. 12noon to 2:00pro Admission to bers) attend this very important meeting. Individuals are subject to significant penalties for exceeding Lunch is by Ticket Only. Tickets $5.00 per spending limits person. Some tickets will be available at the bar in advance. In the afternocn starting at WEDNESDAY May 12: Sports night, it all 2:30pm the Baseball Game of the year will begins at 7:00pm Darts, Cribbage and Pool. take place hopefully at Riwerside Park. Please register your name on the sign up For more information see Any questions? Call us at Canadian Legionnaires verses The Rest of sheets in lounge. The Coordinators really the World Legionnaires, Pvrtugese Super need to know how many will be there so "Recall Petition - Guide for they can get organized prior to play Star Inez Loper has joined the World team Financial Agents" at 1.800.661.8683 and will play in the outfield. beginning. www.elections.bc.ca/rc I/recall.html during office hours. MONDAY May 10: Lunch will be served in THURSDAY May 13: Gala Night. Cocktails the Branch ll:30am-l:00pm'Tickets $5.00 6:30pro, Dinner 7:00pro, Dancing at 9:00pro. per person. Some tickets will be available at Some Tickets may be available at the bar e-mail' [email protected] / online: www.elections.bc.ca the bar in advance. $10.00 per person. Advance ticket sales only, Bus will leave the Legion i'~:30pm for a Tour of the METHANEX Plant. Please regis- ter your name on the sign up sheet on the FRIDAY May 14: Honour and Awards lounge notice board. Night, Dinner and Dance. Advance tickets In the evening it'sthe Bud ~rkaldy Talent sales only $5.00 per person, available at the show, come early, the show begins at bar. Dinner 7:00pro, Awards 8:00pro and 7:30pm. Dancing 9:00pro. It should be noted that everyone who has returned the questionnaires mailed to them, have their tickets reserved, and can be paid for and picked up at the bar.prior to the 30th April. It is very criticalthat these questionnaires are returned whether you will be attend- ing or not. The people working so hard to cater for these lunches and dinners need to know numbers so they can assure us that there will be enough food for everyone. Your cooperation is really needed. Our Magazine is on sale areuLnd town, and we would like to thank those businesses who have contributed to the success of this magazine and to the general public who have pur- ELECTIONS BC chased them, there are stillsnnas out there, and I know ifyou take the time to read one, you will have a far better understanding of the work our great organization does. Elections BC is a non-partisan Office of the Legislature, responsible for At this time our thoughts are with the families of Cmde John Apolzvr and Crude Louis administering the ElectionAct and Recalland InitiativeAct, Nadon, both these Comrades passed away just recently.

i i the Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 - A13 AS OF APRIL 1, 1999 Hospital gets money The Iskut Valley Health Services will be taking over The Healing Rose Administration for Patient Transportation Program. MOTHERS DAY FOR the Iskut Band Members who live off reserve in to boost nurse levels the urban or rural areas GIFT CERTIFICATES CONTACT ISKUTNURSING STATION FOR AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE MILLS MEMORIAL Hos- added, because the demands meet accepted standards, the pital has received its first on the hospital continually report says. PH: 250-234-3511 OR FAX: 250-234-3512 2 5% Discount payment from a $50 million outstrip the number of beds "Patient care is com- TOLL FREE 1-877-660-6607 MASSAGE CONSISTSOF ACCUPRESSURE, plan to increase the number and nurses for which it is promised," reads one com- Ask for: Connie Nole- Travel Clerk SHIATSUAND SWEDISH MASSAGE of nurses around the pro- budgeted. ment from a nurse. Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. . 12:00p.m. vince. Appointmentswith Susan Maroney Overall, Novak continued, Under a sub-section relat- hO0 p.m. - 3:00p.m. Certified Arornatherapist635-2192 The amount is just under nursing shortages are more ing to intensive care called $30,000 -- about enough to acute in the larger hospitals 'challenges,, the report indi- f add a half time nurse to the in the bigger cities where cates there's a problem in AMENDED facility hard-pressed by heart and Other highly spe- when there are more than nursing shortages caused by cialized surgeries take place. P.O. Box 30 three patients admitted to PUBLIC NOTICE Iskut, B.C. V0J 1KO illness, stress and other A 15-page application for the unit. leaves. more nurses submitted by In the nursery area, nurses WINTER BURNING CONDITIONS • The hospital has calcu- the Terrace and Area Health say they need more help to Attention Iskut'Band Members lated it needs an additional Council, which runs Mills provide care for mothers ex- Effective midnight March 31st' 1999 and until further notice 13.5 full time nursing posi- and the Terraceview Lodge hausted after c-sections or "~VINTER BURNING CONDITIONS", as prescribed in Seclion 24.1 tions at a cost of approxi- extended and intermediate from long deliveries. of the Forest Fire Prevention and Suppression Regulation (BC Reg. This is to inform you that Margaret Nole, Indian 169/95) are no longer in effect For all Category 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 mately $1 million for its care facility, outlines some "To help well infants at Registry Administrator will be in Terrace at Bear acute care, nursery and in- Open Fires within the Prince Rupert Forest Region and Queen of the problems facing the night, it is often difficult to Charlotte Islands (Northwest Fire Centre) area. Country Inn on May 5, 6, & 7th, 1999 from tensive care wards. facilities. provide nursing care, per- 9:00am to 12:00pm and 1:O0pm to 5:00pm. Amounced earlier this In broad terms, the report form all the paperwork All accumulalians of waste material burned since last summer and year, the $50 million is to be indicates problems in over duties of our job while car- prier to midnight March 31St, 1999 must be completely exilaguished To issue status cards, register births, marriage and spent over the next three time, callbacks and ensuring prior to April 14t11, 1999 for Category 3, 4, 5 and 6 Open Fires as rying a fussy infant in our per Section 24.1 (c) of the Foresi Fire Prevention and Suppression death. The cost for a status card is $5.00 for a years to boost the number of nurses are trained for their arms that has been fussing Regulation. All persons that burned waste material as defined in photo but, if you have a recent photo of yourself or nurses in the province by functions. for hours to give morn some Calegories 7 and 8 Open Fires since !asl Summer and prior to March 1,000. "Regular and casual 31, 1999, are exempted from Sectlon 24.1 (c) of Foresl Fire school picture of your children the status card is rest that is necessary for free. All Children are required to have a status The $30,000 given to nurses are getting burnt out emotional well-being," in- Prevention and Suppression Regulation under section 215 (2) of the ForestPractices Code of British ColumbiaAct, on condition that all of Mills is part of a first wave and sick because of working dicated one nurse. card including babies. To Register births I need a of $10 million to fulfill the these open fires are extinguished within 7 days after the files on long hours and much over- At Terraceview Lodge, the which the open fires were burned, are clear of snow. copy of the large Birth Certificate that can be $50 million conumitment. A time on a daily basis," was report says the needs of ordered at the B.C. Access building in Terrace. The second wave of $10 million one conllnent from a nurse patients have climbed past The Northwest Fire Centre area covers from file Yukon border in the cost of the large birth certificate is $27.00, also I is expected in August. contained in the section on the nursing care that's avail- north to Tweedsmuir Park in the south, and ham Endako in the easl would need both parents signatures on a parental to the Quean Charlotte Islands in the west. Tom Novak, the man the hospital's acute care able. consent form. To register marriages and deaths all I brought in to set right the unit. "Hospitalized residents For more informalion please call 1-888-797-1717 or the Northwest need is a copy of the marriage certificate and the hospital's financial situa- Other comments from return to Terraceview ear- Fire Centre at (250) 847-6600. death certificate. tion, said the amount given nurses indicate unsafe situa- lier, their needs often bor- Mills won't go far. tions are created because of dering on acute care," the Bruce Hulohinson Manager For appointments and more information please feel Yet he says there might be staff shortages and that in- report says. ¢; Northwest Fire Centre more as more and more of creased workload has in- Aatd the report says Ter- free to call Margaret Nole collect at the Iskut Band the $50 million is released. creased medical errors. raceview finds itself co,ape- Office 250-234-3331. "The challenge is to In the three-bed intensive ling with the hospital for maintai, the level of service care unit, more nurses are casual or relief nursing we have now," said Novak. needed to provide care to coverage. But that's difficult, Novak Lack of passengers halts i Air B.C. afternoon flights oith Gift Certificates I AIR B.C. has ended a two-year effort to reviews its schedules and traffic volumes I PAMPERING provide an aftenmon direct from Van- and that the Vancouver-Terrace service PAMPERING couver and return again flight. . PACKAGE # 1 PACKAGE #2 may return some day. . Facial *Manicure *Facial *Manicure "There were not enough people using The Air B.C. service reduction leaves it *Makeup *Haircut • Blow Dry */vtake-up *Pedicure it," airline spokesman Angela Mall said with two Vancouver-Prince Rupert-Terrace *Haircut & Blow Dry last week of the BAe146 jet service. triangle flights a day. *@® The company has taken the aircraft dedi- As well, Canadian Regional Airlines has cated to the run and is instead using it to temporarily twinned its aftem0on Open Every Weeknight Until 7pro. add a second daily Edmonton-Denver ser- Vancouver-Terrace direct flight with a stop vice, she said. in Prince Rupert. 4652 Lazelh, Terrace, 635-4997 "It has nothing specifically to do with That will last until July 5 and was done to Terrace, it is a sign of the overall ecoaomy accommodate scheduled maintenance Ofjts in the province," said Mah. aircraft, said company spokesman,, Dean "We have to put our equipment where we Brown. canget the best rate of return. " "As of July 5 we'll be back to three Mah did indicate the company constantly flights a day direct service," he said.

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" . =a:. ;=,_,~[,.].~_~..~ ~I,?,_,~.=. = Construction season starts slow THE FIRST three months of the year figure is well below the $1.1 million and ended with construction far below recent $5.7 million of construction approved to the levels. same points in 1998 and 1997, respectively. B u s INES S REVIEW The City of Terrace issued $431,500 March permits included two house starts worth of building permits in March, raising and a number of small commercial renova- Paper mill visionary dies the year-to-date total to $608,340. But that tions. THE MAN who held out the "I said here's a niche- His next accomplishment promise of a pulp and paper market and nobody was took a young Investors maki,g it but the Finns," Windows mill between Terrace and Syndicate from $200 mil- Kitimat, providing hundreds said Cooper in an interview lion in assets to $5.3 billion of jobs, has died. in the early 1990s. in 12 years. Hugh Cooper, once the Cooper took the concept Cooper moved to Van- president and chief execu- and developed into a $500 couver to retire after Power & Doors Sale tive officer of Orcnda Forest million plan to build his mill Corporation, a large eastern Products, died April 6, 1999 near Meziadin, north of Canadian firm, bought out at Lions Gate Hospital in Kitwangaon Hwy37. Investors Syndicate. ne in and order your North Vancouver, age 76 That location subsequently But retirement ended years. changed to south of Lakelse when Premier Bill Bennett dows and doors now Cooper founded Orenda in Lake and Orenda began the asked him in the late 1970s the mid-1980s and was provincial cnviroumental to fred a solution to a sur- save with our granted one of three lieences approval process. iii!l: plus of wood chips from in- to log decadent wood in the Although Orenda did Hugh Cooper terior sawmills. ecial Pricing. Stewart-Meziadin area. reach a deal with Finnish ly for itself. Cooper's solution was The poor quality of the concerns to have the Finnish The syndicate plan failed, Fibmco, a compauy made ends May 17, 1999. wood did offer some pos- govenunent guarantee a opening the door for Repap up of interior sawmills ders will arrive June 17, 1999) sibilities and Cooper began portion of the equipment to take over Orcnda, which which found overseas casti,g around for the right purchase, the company it did in 1996, ending customers for the chips. processing fiL failed to put together its Cooper's project. He then went back into Several ideas were dis- major financing. Born iu Manitoba in 1923 retirement but that time of carded uutil Cooper came The provincial govern. and a lawyer by training, touring the province setting ment turned down a request across Tampella, a Finnish Cooper spent the 1950s and up :Fibreco aroused his i finn, which developed a to provide a $100 million 1960s developing a curiosity in value-added way to grind pulpwood un- loan guarantee and declined specialty practice of rescu- wood products. der pressure attd so create a subsequent offer for a ing companies from In 1992, Cooper was fibres for paper. $100 million buy-in. bankruptcy or from finan- awarded a Canada 125 On a subsequent trip to By 1996 and without cial difficulty. medal. Europe, Cooper discovered • securing fiuancing, Orenda a paper makiug method became a target of a New called MFC, short for ma- York-based syndicate which Do It low A Friend chine finish, coated paper. wanted to ship Orenda's wood south to re-open a Only 35% of vorthy cancer II closed pulp and paper mill projects can be funded. at Gold River on Vancouver Helpraise t~e percentage! Island. Out & Repap (now Skeena Cel- c~ I soa~ lulose), the dominant Terrace Co-op Home Centre forestry player in the north- Please welcome ~ Z ~e'~cJ~]~ About west, protested the plan. It your neighbourhood 2912 Molitor St., Terrace 635-9595 was buying Orenda wood canvassers when they BRITISIt(:OIUMSIA Toll Free 1-800-848-6347 Dip in room and said it needed the supp- knock onyour door. ~N~YUKON VtV~SlON revenues THE NORTH experienced drops in accommodation tooth revenue in the fourth quarter of last year. All regions reported declines compared to a gen- eral increase in the south. Iu the North Coast area of Prince Rupert, Terrace and Kitimat, revenue was listed at $1.642 million in Dee. 1997 and $1.456 million in This,fun to.drive,Coupe, is,Built,Eor Driversa,.;~ eu,;~,, ,, ,, ...... Dec. 1998. -...... • 2.2 jitre er~==jnE~..~.5,-sp,e~d maptla! tr0ns~!ssion.~,,,~,:~. % ,.,:, ...... All told the percentage • 4-wheel ABS• PASSLOCWM Theft deterrent system drop worked out to 4.7 per . Next Generation dual air bags • Rear spoiler cent, compared to a growth of 2.2 per cent in the lower mainland and 14.9 per cent on Vancouver Island. Statistics indicate the north has been hit harder by the economic down turn be- cause accommodation out- lets depend more on the Sv~'Lwe resident B.C. traveller than their counterparts in the '188" o. south. SMARTLEASEfor 36 months. Down paymant $1,g33 Purchase Financing and PDI, Sacudty Deposit $300 U~Ato48 months. Real estate SE OR PURCHASE prices down THE AVERAGE selling Injected with lots of good ideas...and a healthy price of a single family dose of adrenaline, your reliable ddving home in Terrace was down excitement comes complete with: sharply in the first three • 2.4 litre engine • 4-speed automatic transmission with months of the year. enhanced traction control • PASSLOCKTM Theft deterrent Just 35 units were sold system • 4-wheel ABS• Battery run-down protection through MLS listings to system • 15" wheels March 31, with the average price of $130,787. That's down about 11 per cent from the average price ~PONTIAC of $147,833 for the 128 units sold here in the last three months of 1998. Prices also dropped in other northwest com- munities.

Kithnat houses sold in the SecurltyDaposlt $300 " " period averaged $126,777 down from $136,226 in the previous three months. Setting new standards for luxury and value makes And Prince Rupert home this Century a mid-size sedan that's Just a little ahead sales dropped in price from of it's time. an average $127,121 to • 3.1 Iltre V6 engine - 4-speed electronic automatic $108,250. Smithers, however, saw transmission with overdrive, enhanced traction control house prices actually rise, • 4-wheel ABS, air conditioning • stereo cassette from $134,244 to $136,891. • Tilt-Wheel ~M steering and cruise control Average prices in Terrace • Power doors, windows and mirrors have historically fluctuated considerably. Local real estate board rep 1999 Century by Buick Lisa Godlinski said average house prices have come SMART.LE~E A PUP.£IIASEPRICE down from a peak in Octo- ber 1996 of nearly $160,000. ,~. "" ~ ~'L~' . "I think they're, stabiliz- $~MeTLEAsEfor 36 months Purchase Financing ,S freight Down payment $3,529 Up to 48 months, and PDL ing now," Godlinski said. Sscu#ty Oeposit $350 She noted house prices in a Terrace literally doubled from 1987 to 1994 and con- ONLY AT YOUR BC PONTIAC BUICK GMC DEALER. tinued to increase for a few We'd like you to know more: For vehicleselection or the I¢,x:eflooof Ihe nearest dealercell 1.800.GM-DRIVEor visit our w~)eqe at www.gmcenads.com, * Based o~, e 36 month lease for 1999Sunfire Coupe R7Z / I~ t 999 Greed Am SE R7Z / 1999 CenturyR7Z equipped as described. A down payment or trade of $1 933/~;~3.363/ 03,529 end a security deposit or $300 / $300 / $350 is required, Tatar obtigationIs $8 701 years to 1996's peak. /$) 1,931 / $13,897,Ameml kllomelor flmlt 20,000kin ~0,12 per excesskilometer, O her leese op IonseveilaNa. "tFre;ghtIncluded. License Insurariee,air condlUonlngexcise tax and taxesnot Incl Med Dealermay PC)~"IAC (~~i,~ sellor lease for loss, .t Financingon epwoved GMAC credit only. Ex.~mple$10,000 st 1.9% APR,the monthlyI~ymont Is $216.51 for 48 months,Cost of borrowh~gis $392.48. Totalobhgation is $10,392,48.Down Now, she estimates, prices pa~meot, trade end or eecerltydeposit may be required, Monthlypayment end cost of borrowingwtll vary dependingo~ amount borrowed end down payment / Irode. OAC, ,&Financingon approved GMAC credit ]E~'U.~C][4[ onzy.Example $10.000 at 4.9% APR, the monthlypayment Is $2~.84 tar 48 months, Cost of borrowing is $1,032,3~,Total obllgetlon I• $11,032,32.Down layment,tredo and or securitydeposit may be required. are probably back to ap- Montidy paynlenl and cost of borrowingwill vary depending or'=amount borrowed and down payment/trade. OAC, =t t&Offere ep#y to t 999 flew or domon•trator modeta of vehlcleeequtpped as described and [~ M r" el)ply to quelified r•h'sl customer• In B,C, only.Dealer order or trade may be necess~ Umlled time offers which may not be comlSnedv,41h other offers. See your dealer(s) for conditionsand details, amJmmmm proxhnately what they were in 1994. I Sales remain stagnant in "-" higher priced homes, she McEwan GM in Terrace 635-4941oo., reel noted, lowering the average selling prices.

l ~ t The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999- A15

i TZR.CE Police.bust . How IJ VOLUNTEER I F BUREAU are Helping Handyman break-=n band=ts Program for seniors an~ persons with disabilities on a limited we income. NEED HELP?? with minor home repa rs, do,rig?. cleaning outside windows, sprinfl and fall yard clean When we fall short r~yottr up, s~avelling snow from woman and four young offenders aged 12 to they've had at least eight reported claims in expectation, please tell us. your stairs ancJ sidewalks, 14, are scheduled to appear in court next the last two weeks. When a neu,slmper sto O, does assistance with finding Baby's Name: Baby's Name: no, seem to reflect#lrly u,hat reliable contractors for major month. Five of those were smashed side win- KayhAshlo/Fisher lloyd JosephGregory Parkes was sit[d, let ollr editors knott, repairs, and other related Date a Time of girth: Date & Time of Birth: RCMP officer Cnst. Gary Swanson said dows, one was a rear window of a hatch When we art, unable M solt~ work. March23,1999 at IO:22 p.m, April 15, 1999 at 9:27 p.m. they stole everything from Canadian Tire back, one pried door latch and one forced your cotllphllnt, tie etlcOllrage Call the TerraceVolunteer Weight: 7 Ibs I o7. Sex: Female Weight: 6 Ibs 8 o7. Sex: M;de )~ou to sttbmlt it to the: Bureau. We have mature Parents: James Fisher& Donnahines Parentsi Barb & Ken ~trkes money and loose change to wallets and entry through a back canopy. volunteers to help you. clothing. Four of the reported vehicles were cars, B.C. Press Council 638-1330 e "There's no rhyme or reason to it,'" Taylor said, but three trucks and a 1974 900 - 1281 W. Geo~lla St. Baby's Name: Baby's Name: Swanson said. Pontiac van were also damaged. Vancouver B. 6". V6E 3J7 Volunteer Teagaa~]ma Ver0nlcaJosepblnel~1onkman Date & Time of Birth: Date &'time of Birth: Swanson was driving a fellow officer He said that most of the smash and grabs Tel/Fax (604) 683.25 71 Coordinator needed. Organizational skills and April8, 1999 at 1:45 p.m. April 151 i999 at 11:ZOp.m. home at 6:30 a.m. Sunday, April 11 when he happened April 11-13 on Sparks, Krumm, The B.C.. Pn, ss Council was asset. Some phoning Weight: 6 lbs 9 oz, Sex: Female Weight:6 Ibs 1Ooz, Sex:Female noticed four youths wearing back packs near Kenny and Cramer Streets in Terrace and created tn 1983 ¢~ an involved and training Parents: Marion& Darr# Lee Parents: Brent& VicklMonkman independent rt,vletv boanl to the comer of Eby and Davis in Terrace. Thomhill. provided. • ¢ pnaect the publicfrom press Call the TerraceVolunteer He said they looked suspicious because Just two weeks ago Cnst. Kurt tnaccTtracy or u~#ttr~les$ attd to Baby's Name: Baby's Name: promote tluallty Bureau it's unusual for youth that young to be out in Grahinsky urged drivers to park in well-lit or Brooke I)anieUeBonnie S~ter.Lefebvre Gilllan GraceFrank Journallsra. 638-1330 Date & Time of Birth: Date & Tu.e of Birth: groups early in the morning. visible areas, close all windows and lock April 15,1999 at 5:13 p,m. April 19, 1999 at 4:00 a,m. Officers later searched a home on Tuck their doors after three or more break-ins were Weight: 8 Ibs 8 oz. Sex: Female Weight:9 Ibs 4 oz. Sex: Female 1. www.bclgres$caunclLcom/inkJl Avenue and seized property they believe was reported in one day. Parents: Rlta Rinsma& Charles Parents: l~an & "CandyFrank Powers taken from local vehicles in the first two He said thieves can be deterred by taking weeks of April. valuables and spare keys out of the ear, hid- More property was recovered than has ing loose change and installing an anti-theft been reported missing to the RCMP and offi- device or car alarm. LGUIDE COOKIES Get A cers are now asking the public to report Marking stereo or radio equipment with thefts so property can be returned and appro- a driver's licence or licence plate number and Free priate charges can be laid. keeping a list of accessories in the car can The youths helped themselves to vehi- also prevent crime, Grabinsky said. Saturday I Baby Gift. .... [] May Z (Simple, huh?) Wait lists short here o:oo . 4:oo Just see our service desk for more information Patients may soon choose where to have surgery BCACCESSCENTRE.EbyStre]I__I,IlliI,~ Guides°fGirlGuidescanada LOve LOCAL HEALTH care officials aren't balancing off what they would gain against ~ du Canada ..~ ., sure how much local benefit there'll be from costs of travel and accommodation. money the provincial government is commit- "Some people will shop around, it will ting to reduce wait lists, depend upon a lot of factors, perhaps an As it is, they say wait lists for elective, employment situation," he said. non-emergency surgical procedures con- There's no immediate word yet on when ducted at Mills Memorial Hospital already hospitals will hear about the money they'll rank among the lowest in B.C. receive to reduce wait lists. "From what we're told by the ministry Hospitals in smaller centres tend to have (of health), we're in pretty good shape," said shorter surgical wait lists than hospitals in Terrace andArea Health Council chair Larisa bigger cities simply because of the sheer Tarwick. number of people who live in more popu- "If it can be done here, it can be done lated areas. much faster than elsewhere in the province." And people from small areas may sim- She was also reacting to a health minis- ply prefer to have their procedures done-.at, try plan to publish the wait lists of surgeons bigger hospitals even though they ean'be and to make it available on the Interact. undertaken at their local facility. It wants to give doctors and their -k i. "k "k'k patients who need surgery access to informa- tion that could allow them to choose to book Although local health care officials say a procedure with someone who has a short the waiting lists here are low, a set of statis- wait list. ties for wait lists across the province indi- This ability, tied with money to reduce cates otherwise, depending upon the surgical wait lists, form a cornerstone to bettering procedure. health care services this year. The area's two general surgeons are now Neither Tarwick or Tom Novak, the man booking procedures for June, says informa- brought in to manage the health council's tion from Mills Memorial. facilities, are convinced that people from But the provincial wait for general sur- outside the area' will come to Mills simply gery is 3.4 weeks as of January, according to because it may have a shorter wait list for the Central Vancouver Island Regional some surgical procedures. Health Board which says it got the informa- "Most people don't want to travel too far tion from the health ministry. from home if they can help it for surgery," For ophthalmology, the local waiting list said Tarwick. extends into June, which is close to the pro- "And people are more comfortable in vincial figure of eight weeks. their home environment," she added. Urology procedures are now being Novak said people might come here booked for late May compared to a provin- j: "% from farther away would do so only after cial wait rate 0f2.7 weeks.

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Registration by May 4 - class minimums apply and ask for a free WISE WAYS CONSULTING SERVICES phone 638-00l0 estimate. ,~ ,# #5 3215 Kenney Street, Terrace, B.C., V8G 3E9 Name: Address -i iiiiiiii iiii!ii Postal Code Phone A16- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 Mayors ask politicians to end rhetoric on Skeena Cellulose New from BC TEL Mobility. NORTHWEST mayors are formally venting the company from rational in- he said. "Whether the opposition or calling on all MLAs to end their at- vestment decisions. In effect, the neg- the public likes it a deal was made and tacks on the province's bailout of ative political critics are creating a they should stick with it." Skeena Cellulose. self fulill ing prophecy." Houlden said people in the rest of A letter sent to all members asks The letter was signed by all eight the province don't understand the dif- Free+era ool that "politicians of all stripes cease northwest mayors from Telkws to ference between the Skecna Cellulose the political rhetoric directed toward Priucc Rupert. crisis and Bowater's decision to shut SCI, and allow it to move forward." The letters are part of a major down its Gold River pulp mill. "To us it appears that SCI's invest- campaign to achieve the release of In Gold River, he said, the company 300 minutes 100 minutes anytime and 200 week- meat decisions are being held back by capital expenditure money for the paid off all its debts before closure. end minutes - with extra time just 20 the spectre of negative political back- compauy, "If the Gordon Campbell solution cents a minute. And plenl) )r ~onones lash," the letter states. 95 Treasury board is expected to con- had been taken up here it wouldn't per month for you to choose from; Fr, dam 300 It says B.C. needs to accept that sider the request in May. have been just Skeena Cellulose that is what you've been waiting for. government ownership of the compa. Northwest Loggers Association fell, it would have been the majority ny -- regardless of whether interven- president Ken Houiden said his group of contractors in the northwest," tion was appropriate ~ is now a also wants to see the capital work pro- Houlden said. reality. ceed. "It wouldn't have been a tidy close- "Unfortunately, SCI's ongoing "We contractors gave at the office up of operations. It would have been presence in the political arena is pre- and we want the deal to be fulfilled," devastation." Company still runs without a board i Ca3VERNMENT officials tots can assist this company board of directors as well as have tersely rejected the a great deal, I thiuk, in pub- creation of an advisory com- city's request that Skeena lic relations," Talstra said. mittee of northwest com- Cellulose get a board of He said northwest resi- munity leaders to report to directors. dents on the board would be the board. StarTac 3000 Motorola Vibe Nokia 252 Audiovox 8,55 The company continues to in a better position to refute City councillor David Hull l operate without a board of misconceptions about the said a northwest-rooted directors, despite that being company elsewhere in the board of directors would one of the terms of the 15- province and help correct its connect northwcstemers month old restructuring image problem. more directly with the future plan. But Taistra said the idea of the company and would Mayor Jack Taistra said was flatly rejected by north- make it more difficult for northwest communities are em development minister critics to condemn the com- hoping a northwest rep Dan Miller. pany as an NDP money pit. KEITil AVE. MALL CITY CENTRE SKEENA MALL might be named to such a "He indicated that was a He said the board of direc- TERRACE KITIMAT TERRACE board. no go," Talstra said. tors is just one of the terms 635-5333 632-5000 635-4948 "A local board of direc- "Discussion was rather Bill Steele of the restructuring agree- brief and we went on to ment that have gone un- other things." person -- president and fulfilled. "I think it's unfortunate," CEO Bill Steele. "It seems unfair that so Market he added, noting it's un- Talstra noted consultant many things that have been usual for such a large and Ralph Tomey recommended 1 6 l~m~d.. ,' C01~_lh~m pdol ~mm:lo~ o ] 2 monlhcoo;met Nmv ~ is ~dhKlbX tho rnlnute. I promised on the govenu~ent I P'~XI~IIY~Itvk'e ~' l~g d;flonceclxurg~ ' On~ Ioxmex~°' An~" UmlkmJtime °hGB" I offered complex company to be ef- appoint~nent of a north- side have not come to .frui- fectively run by a single westerner to the company's tion," he said. lease THE CITY will offer the Skeena Valley Farmers' AN EVENING WITH THE LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO Market a three-year lease in its current location. That's not as long as the MAY1999 PALACE MAY1999 five to t0-year period market organizers had asked for. 1 Ca,zdmPa~F~ Councillor Val George Frm~-r~mc~ had proposed offering a KermodeFden~ip five-year lease, but other TerraceSkaUng Club councillors felt that was too long. I L 1~ TerracePe~ Terrace 8 TemceSe~l "Three years is a long Canadi~ i v G~n~dcs 6 I.i~Theate~ 7 B~ Re~eS~L enough term," Linda [-Iawes | Minor Pataplegk:Ass

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Student wins computer ,. : : :: :: : : : : ...... AT.OCAL STUDENT from thd Teen Learning Centre is one of 80 students in the northwest to win a new computer from the Samuel A, Munroe Scholarship Pro- gram. Sixteen-year-old Mannic Wesley, won the $2,000 computer for entering an es- say in the Skecna Native SARAH de LEEUW Development Ccntre's Stay in School scholarship pro- gram. . Thoughts on "It made my day," Wes- ley said of winning the com- puter and software package. Mother's Day The topic of this year's es- say was "What is your un- t's the haze of new green that derstsnding of the treaty let's us know spring is here. The process?" highwaters under the old bridge, Wesley focussed his essay the scent of cotton wood buds, on the Nisga'a treaty, in- I cluding how the treaty will people turning over garden soil and raking lawns. impact First Nations people May is rushing up to meet us with blue skies living in the Nass Valley. and tiny purple crocuses. "It was a lot of fun writ- Then there's the advertisements on TV for lag it up and researching Mother's Day. A sure sign May is on it's way. : it," he said. "I like re- I.don't own a TV. I grew up, for the most searching." part, without one. One may think these facts He said he uses his new SCHOLARSHIP WINNER: Mannie Wesley, a student essay he submitted in the 1999 Samuel A. Munroe would render me utterly uninterested in the computer everyday to do at the Teen Learning Centre, won a computer for the Education Scholarship Program. box. Nothing could be further from the truth. homework assignments, The reality is, I'm an addict. I have no will listen to music and to draw power against the thing. I've never be' using a painting program. personal computers, so they for this year's competition gram. mcnt of the national Path- desensitized, I've never learned to look away. The purpose of the decided to award educa- and awarded 80 youths for Sam Monroe .(Sim'oogit ways program, a federally- ! n my defenee though, I do take it all in, and scholarship program is to tional scholarships in the their contributions. . K'iphaas) who tile scholar- funded initiative intended to even the most trivial of 'IV tidbits I process encourage First Nations and form of hardware and soft-. Other Terrace scholarship ship is named after was a re-train and employ native and think about. The bonanza of Mother's Inuit youth from Grades 5 to ware. winners included Lec Ami Nisga'a cider who served people for the job market, Day commercials bamboozle me. 12 to stay in school and "The computer is given as Huismau from Caledonia , First Nations people until hc In recognition of the Last May, they held me transfixed while ex- succeed in their studies. a tool for kids to use to help' Samantha Kirkaldy from died Jan 9, 1999. dedication and service Mun- plaining that gifts of certain fast food poultry Dkectors of the Skcena them in school," said John Cassic Hall, Marilyn Lag- As well as being a village roc gave to First Nations products, combined with instant cheesecakes, Native Development Amos, of the Skeena Native modicrc from Cassic Hall, administrator in New youth, the Stay in School would make my mum a happy woman. Society recognized that Development Society. and Michellc McNeil front Aiyansh, Munroe was also a scholarship program was My mother, the TV told me, would love a many youths couldn't afford AJnos received 159 essays the Caledonia Paces pro- key figure in the develop- named in his memory. shirt to match her eyes, a perfume to lift her spirits, flowers to brighten her day, a card with balloons and sunrises. Organizers need In Canada, 83 per cent of lone- help with dry grad parent families are headed by' PARENTS expect close to 300 Grade 12 students at this women, and these mums can be ex- year's dry grad party June 30. pected to have the lo~est incomes of That means they need help. all family types in Calmda. Event planners need to raise about $10,000 for the party, which features carnival-style games, food, great tunes and dozens of prizes. Organizers depend on the generosity of businesses and clubs for donations. Now, don't get me wrong, mothers deserve Volunteers are also needed to help prepare for the party. a day of flower, favours and frivolities. "There are 250-300 grads but we haven't seen near that But every year, these flashy ads of happy many parents out at meetings," said organizer Sonya mothers set me thinking. Is one day enough7 Smoley. What message is this one day only thing send- Dry grad began three years ago to offer Grade 12 stu- ing? What the true realities of mums? And dents a safe alcohol and drug-free party. what needs to be done, every day of the year, "It's a fun party to bring everyone together," said to lessen their tremendous loads? organizer Sonya Smoley. According to BC's latest statistical profile "Exclusive parties leave people out," she said. "This on women, 71 per cent of mothers with kids at way they can party one last time as a whole group." home participate in the paid labour force. She explained that if grads want to drink, they can do so The same source tells us women still carry at other parties days before or after graduation. primary responsibility for household chores To ensure no one drinks before getting to the dry grad, and other unpaid work, spending an average students are bused to the arena immediately after the cap of 5.4 hours per day on these duties. and gown ceremony. In other words, the average women works Last year, about 80 per cent of the grad class (250 stu- one job during the day, and another one when dents) went to the party to soak in hot tubs, don sumo she comes home. Her husband, Stats. BC tells CALEDONIA student Matthew Rooker, 17, identifies vehicle parts April 16 at the wrestling costumes and play games. us, spend three honrs per day on unpaid Northwest Regional Skills Competition held at Northwest Community College. Will this year's dry grad be a repeat of the wet watcrgun labour. wars of last year7 So mum is still putting in 2.4 hours more Organizers are tight-lipped about what's in store for the than dad when it comes to household work. grads at their year end party. And that's for the mums who are lucky Students test skills If you would like to hell> oat with donations or would enough to have a partner. like to volunteer your time, call Shcrri Foster at 638-0247 In Canada, 83 per cent of lone-parent FOUR CALEDONIA students won gold placed second provincially and second na- or Cathy Morgan at 638.8837. families are headed by women, and these medals April 16 at a regional skills compe- tionally at Skills Canada Cam petitions. mums can be expected to have the lowest in- tition, earning their right to compete at the comes of all family types in Canada. provincial championships next month. Bring them back! They also spend nearly three times as much Jay Foster won the Architectural CAD of their (relatively small) annual income on division, Steve Miller placed first in the Results Movie goers enjoyed an alternative to child care. There's more. Mechanical CAD division, Chad Buhr won watching Hollywood blockbuster films. At work mum doesn't get to make the same the Carpentry Division and Mark Rose took ARCHITECTURAL CAD: first place in Web Site Design at the North- IF YOU show them, they Theatre. amount as dad. Employed women in BC earn 1st Jay FosterTcrracc, Caledonia west Regional Skills Competition held at will come. Enright said the artsy about 73 per cent of men's wages, for the 2nd Wesley Tctrcau, Hazclton Northwest Community College. At least that was tilecase films drew in three times as same type of work. The majority of women' 3rd Kathcrina Loschberger, Hazclton many people as the other (80 per cent) work in the service industry The purpose of the skills competition, with the five independent movies playing on the same (retail, hotel, or restaurant). which attracts about 1,000 students from films shown here in the past MECHANICAL CAD: night. These jobs arc traditionally non-unionized across the northwest, is to identify the two months. 1st Steve Miller Terrace, Calcdoma "The Red Violin had 10 areas of work with little or no job security and area's top trades and technology students. The alternative foreign 2nd Ben Gocrtzen, Hazclton times more people than the little in the way of pensions or paid holiday The competition also gives students the and Canadian fihns drew opportunity to use and test the skills re- such large crowds of eager other films combined," En- time. CARPENTRY: quired to be successful in technology and fans, organizer Sandi Jcn- right said. I don't know, but sometimes I get the feel- 1st Chad Buhr Terrace Caledonia The lineup, called the In- ing a bucket of fried chicken with a trade occupations. nings says she'd love to do 2nd Russell Waikom Hazclton ternational Film Series, is cheesecake and a shiny sunrise card is not "We use this competition as a carrot to it again next year. 3rd Mike Van Herd Terrace, Caledonia organized by Vancouver- going to cut it in terms of making my mum encourage students to perfect their skills all "It was better than we ex- based Pacific Cinemathcquc feel a whole lot better. year long," said Doug Brewer, Caledonia pected," Jcnnings said. automotive instructor. WELDING: Demand for one of the which scnds the indepen- Maybe I should just scrawl out an "I love 1st Joshua Fcndick Smithers dent films from small town you": "Dear mum -- this card can't fix the Students tested their skills against indus- films, The Red Violin, was 2nd Steve Malkowr Smithers so great that 183 packed the to small town. fact yon're underpaid and undervalucd in the try standards in six different contest areas: automotive service, carpentry, welding, ar- 3rd Ryan Mattson, l-lazclton theatre. The Terrace Multicultural wnrkforcc and often at home, or the fact t~t The first two films, Dirty Society and the Northwest you're more than likely running a single fad/- chitectural and mechanical CAD and Inter- net web site design. WEB SITE DESIGN: and The Inheritors brought Development Association ily who's living in povcrty. But I just wanted 1st Mark Rose, Terrace, Caledonia in 40 and 50 movie goers. were responsible for bring- to let you know that from this Mother's Day Gold medal winners from the Northwest 2nd Andrew Bastarachc, Prince Rupert Fifty-six people attended ing the films here. forth, I'm not going to spend so much time Regional Skills Competition will go on to 3rd Catherine O'Neil, Prince Rupert Last Night, and 56 people Enright said he hopes the watching garbage TV and getting you per- represent their region at the 5th amual BC went to see Multicultural Society brings . fume which makes as both sneeze. Instead, Skills Competition May 11 in Vancouver. Kitchen Party. AUTOMOTIVE: "I was surprised back movies again next I'm going to get out and lobby for your Brewer said Caledonia students have a The Red 1st Jcremy Libcrman, Kitimat Violin" did as well as it year. rights," history of excelling at Skills Canada com- petitions. 2nd Tom Fox, Terrace, Caledonia did." said Adrian Enright, "I think overall people en- Last year, Caledonia student Dalen Wiebe 3rd Matt Rocker, Terrace, Caledonia owner of Ttllicum Twin joyed it," he said. B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 ges,

DA% SON [] [] CITY SCENE attire event, includes dinner, wine, entertain- COUNTRY I BAR SCENE meat, dancing, complimentary wine glasses and photographs. Prizes include a trip for four to Triple A Band From Vancouver &Every Saturday until May 8, 1999 GATOR'S Jasper return by train with three day accom- PUB has their "Fun in the Sun" draw, with modation at Jasper Park Lodge and accom- Tuesday-Saturday your chance to win a trip for two to Mexico. modation in Prince George at the Sandman The draw date is May 8, 1999 and you must be Hotel, a trip for two anywhere in the world Air Country & Classic Rock I: in attendance to win. This week, Papa Woody Canada Flies, a trip for two to Vancouver by A MUST SEE is in the house. Canadian Regional Airlines and a commemora- |. tive picture of the RCMP Charge (valued at Dawson Country I~! BEASLEY'S MIX features Halfyard, the $250). Tickets cost $100 per couple and can be Previous performances at Calgary amazing one-man band every Thursday, Friday purchased by calling the detachment at 638- Stampede, Craven Music Festival, I!i and Saturday. 7400. The Pro-Rodeo Finals 96, 97, 98, i Merrit Mountain Music Festival, I=' MUSIC and many more. I DON'T MISS THIS SHOW! I ATItE TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND MAY DAY . J presents its 9th annual Spring Fling Cabaret "~: , :" " •:-"" : ¸'115 - . • ' - • , " "- • " ..... : May 1st at 8:00 p.m. at Elks Hall. Join them for an evening of great live music, dancing, deca- P CNIC: Tough Times REMEMBER/ dent desserts and finger foods! Tickets are $12 ACome to George Little Park Saturday, May and available from band members only or call 1st to listen to three hours of live music by the Thursdx i 635-4729. You must be 19 or older to attend. Terrace Musicians Association. There will also up and be Nisga'a dancers, games, prizes and refresh- 2for l Bevera urn! wi/Ipick ments. May Day Picnic starts at 1 p.m. and goes &2f0rlStea rich dropoff yourparty BALL until 4 p.m. Kara0ke! . at 6eorgesPub. AR.C.M.P. REGIMENTAL BALL: The Ter- race ILC.M.P. are hosting a Regimental Ball Saturday, May 15 at the Terrace Civic Centre Make the 'Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax to 638- attd the community is invited to participate. The 8432 to add your event to the 3tandard's free Ball will rinse money for the Terrace Sports entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Multiplex. The evening, which will be a formal- Tlmrsday for the following week "s paper.

Wednesday, April 28 hours May 7-8. If you have a few TERRACE PARENTS for French FAMILY PLACE is offering "How spare hours and would like to meet meet the last Thursday of each month To Talk So Kids Will Usten & Listen new people and help out, phone at 7 p.m. at Kiti K'Shan school staff so Kids Will Talk", a 6-week course Doug at 635-4809. room. For more info call 635-0135. for parents who are parenting chil- dren between 6 and 12 years of Saturday, May 8 AL-ANON offers a program of age and want to become more ef- GARAGE SALE: Women and De- recovery for those whose lives have fective and happier in their rela- velopment Fundraiser to support been adversely affected by the problem tionship with their children. Course projects in developing countries. of alcoholism in a relative, partner or starts April 28-June 3 at 7 p.m. to 9 Sale takes place at 4707 Walsh friend. Meetings are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Limited space. To pre-register Saturday, May 8 from 8 a.m. until p.m. at the Terrace Women's Resource call 638-1863 or drop in the Family noon. For more info call Brenda at Center 4542 Park Ave. Call 635-4449. Place at 4553 Park Ave. 635-0040 or Holly at 638-8329. BIG BROTHERS & Big Sisters hold Friday, April 30 Tuesday, May 11 a board meeting the third Thursday of TERRACE VOLUNTEER BUREAU TERRACE HOSPICE SOCIETY: every month at 3237 Kalum St. at 7:30 is having its tag day fundraiser annual general meeting for all p.m. They're looking for volunteers today and Saturday, May 1. Dona- members, volunteers and public and board members. Contact Lois at tions support the volunteers for are welcome to the Skeena Health 635-4232 for more info. seniors program. Locations: Cana- Unit Auditorium at 7 p.m. dian Safeway and the Liquor Store. TIlE TERRACE BRIDGE CLUB Wednesday, May 12 meets the second and fourth Thursday Saturday, May 1 TERRACE MODEL AIRPLANE of every month. They get started Oct. ROSSWOOD MUSIC JAMBOREE: CLUB's regular meeting at 7 p.m. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion. Call Sue Coffee House featuring "The For- at the Terrace Public Library. For at 635-2345 or Anne at 798.2250 for mer Magpies" and "No Ego" and more info call George at 638-0787. more info. Newcomers are welcome. open mike at the Rosswood Com- Everyone welcome. munity Hall. Doors open at 7 p.m. CANCER SUPPORT GROUP meets and music starts at 8 p.m. and pot- Saturday, May 15 the second and fourth Thursday of each luck starts at 5 p.m. There is also a THE FAMILY PLACE is pleased to month at 7 p.m. at 3302 Sparks. Drop work bee the same day starting at announce that in celebration of in. For more info call Diane at 638- 10 a.m. youth, a Children's Festival is being 2202 or 638-2056. planned. The event is scheduled to MAY DAY PICNIC: The Kitimat take place Sat. May, 15 from 11 and Terrace District Labour Council a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at George little presents a picnic in George Little Memorial Park. The Festival com- Park from 1-4 p.m. The Terrace mittee is acUvely searching for both Musicians Association will provide volunteers and sponsors. Sponsor- three hours of live music. There will ship does not require monetary also be Nisga'a dancers, games, donations. Call for details at the prizes and refreshments available. Family Place, 638-1863 (ask for Terrace Minor Hockey Jeff), or drop in The Family Place at • ii: Monday, May 3 4553 Park Ave to see a list of the B.C. PARAPLEGIC ASSOCIA- C Is For Cancer and Cleansing fun acUviUes you could assist with. One of the most potent weapons in our arsenal aga nst ::: TION Fishing Charter sponsored by diseaseis simplydeansinq the body. i: the Kitimat Charter Boat Associa- PANCAKE BREAKFAST at Christ May 3, 1999 Likenyour pl~ysical~. to your hot se oryeur car. We clean tion. For more info contact Jo Ann the outside o'f our abodes and vehiclesto preventrol or rust Lutheran Church from 8 a.m. to 11 (cancers),but what about the insided??When you were born i: at Terrace BCPA office at 635-6420 a.m. Cost is $4 adults and $3 for Happy Gang Cenh'e - 7:30pm you obviaus(yhad a brand new intestinaltract. Not thatyou're by April 15 or 1~800-774-4585. Business will be the election o~ officers, years of age, can you see that for years you have been i:::: children. p-~tt]ngknown carcinogens by way of our diets and environments :~ ~nto ~at once immaculatesystem.~ Piclure a glassof milk, You've !~!:!:, HAZELTON AND SMITHERS com- Tuesday, May 18 seen the Film left behind when the milk is ~one. Wha if you ~:~ munity choirs present a spring con- nevercleaned the glass..,ust kept puttingtalk into it day after PARENTING AFTER SEPARA- day. What happens?The film becomeso thic,kmucousy crusty cert at the United Church in TION free information session at hardenedsubstance :that coversthe glassuntil you cannot see Hazelton. Everyone welcome. Eve- the Terrace Public Ubrary Board throughit...it beginsto putrefy,to rot, to stink. The phys,iolog~, o.~ the humanbo.,dy is such Ihat nutrientsare ning begins at 7:30 p.m. Room at 7 p.m. Pre-registration is absorbed through the intestinalwalls into the bloodstreamand required. Call 1-888-456-2876. carried throughoutyour body. So whathappens when your walls Wednesday, May 5 are gunked up with resldues from sugars, fats, toxins, i!i carcinogens,food eddilives,irradiated processed junk and fast ili CHILDREN, CHILDCARE pro- Friday, May 21 foods etc. etc. etc3 Your immunesystem becomesweakened ~ vlders, parents, grandparents, COFFEEHOUSE: dohnnie Smith, a from lack of nutrientseven thoughyou takevitamins, minerals, i: and herbs.,.becauseyou see we are no longerwhat we eat...WE i!} guardians, come join us at PICNIC folk singer from Hazelton, and ARE WHATWE ABSORBfl :'~ IN THE PARK for bubbles, ac- "Mildly Salsa" will be playing at A.,~to-intoxicationis !he processwhereby this toxic i~on tivitles and fun (bring your own backs, up into your body and altacksyour weakest or! ~.. It Elk's Hall. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. manifests as rashes, allergies, and the hundreds o ~her lunch) at Elks Park on Agar Ave, Music starts at 8 p.m. Cost is $6 for afflictions(like cancer)_ we call dis-ease, il Hosted by the local branch of Early non-members and $4 for members. So how do we get ri~ of this thickpulrefyinq res due insideus? ~:~: Well...bran, metemuciland the like won't dolt but nextweek '11 :i:: Childhood Education of B.C. tell you whatw II. (No not coloniesor enemas Stay luned, :i::(!: Skeena Child Care Resource and Referral Program and the Family WEEKLY MEETINGS Place. For more info call 638-1863. THURSDAYS Thursday, May 6 GREATER TERRACE BEAUTI- TERRACE BEAUTIFICATION FICATION SOCIETY meets every SOCIETY's annual general meet- first Thursday of the month at city hall ing at city hall council chambers at in council chambers from 7-9 p.m. The 7 p.m. $1 membership fee must be society's mission statement is to foster pre-pald. individual responsibility for beautifica- tion and tidiness. Receipts for Friday, May 7 charitable donation can now be issued. THE B.C. Multiple Sclerosis For more info call Chris Hansen 638- Society and the Terrace M.S. Sup- 1049. port Group will be holding "Carna- tion Day" May 7-8. Please make a SATHYA SAI BABA Information 4ttT au t4toad.at tOblad 695 tt20 donation for a carnation and help to centre holds weekly devotional singing find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis, from 7:30-9:15 p.m. Thursday nights. Faxz 635-6265 We are presently looking For more info call 635-9544 or 638- volunteers to help out for a few O433. 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+ • -2 •':~ " ' Music festival results THE FOLLOWING bands and groups won invitations to Musiefest Canada: Skeena Junior Secondary Grade 8 Band, Skeena Grade 9/10 ConceR Band, Thomhill Junior Secondary School Jazz Band, Skeena Senior Secondary Jazz Band, Uplands Grade 6/'7 Jazz Band, Caledonia Vocal Jazz Group, Kermodei Choristers, Northwest Singers, Caledonia Pop Choir, Fraser Lake Elementary Secondary School band, Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School Band, Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary Stage Band, Ncchako Valley Secondary School Stage EASY TO GET INToO % Band, The Jazz Fogies. ']'he following Terrace com- l~titors were chosen to GET 0% PURCHASE FINANCING FOR 36 MONTHS travel to the provincial com- ON ALL '99 F-SERIES UNDER 8500 Ibs GVW l~tition: 1999 F-150 SuperCab Junior piano: Caillin Standard Features Keenan Junior Speech: Rehana • 205 HP Triton V6 Engine, tl~e most standard horseDower in its class • 2nd Generation Dual Airbags Manji • Rear Wl~eel ABS, Securilock passive anti-theft • 4th door and more features available Intermediate Speech: Sara And for optional power: 5.4L Triton V8 has more HP and torque for '90. Periera Get exceptional low-end torque with tile ONLY ovemead cam engine ~n any full size truck. Iutermedinte Vocal: Am- Now: great selection of the #1 selling trucks in BE.' bur Braid Intermediate Classical Guitar: Aaldrew Clark Intermediate Brass: Katrina O'Byme Senior Brass: Paula Samp- son Senior Ballet: Angela Beauprc Scholarship winners= IZalights of Columbus ($500): Ambur Braid, Ter- l-aC~ Northern Drugs ($i000): 0 Andrew Clark, Terrace BC FORD & MERCURY DEALERS mz JKEENA VALLE' FALL FAIR needs yovr help... WrSE BUYERSREAD THE LEGALCOPY: 0% putct]ase financing ava~rableon new '99 F.Senes (under 8500 Ibs GVW) for a maximum o136 months or) approvorl eredil to quahfied retad purcllasers. Eg $25,ff.)0 hnanced at 0% annual per centa~]e rate for 36 months nlorttllly payment is $694 44 Cost Of borrowing is $0 and tile total to be repaid is $25,0(]0, **F-Senes with $25,000 financed at 0% annual percerttage rule tor 30 months, cost of borrowing Is $0, compared to a financing rate of 8% for 3(:, months, cost of ~)orrowifi£ s $3209 6i).ll~e~e are samp e ca cu at ans Downpaymen s maybe required• Flnallclng not available wltll any other offer, Quanbtles may vary by dealer Offer avmlable on F150/250'Sexcluding Super Duty.AIIoffers exclude license, ::ivoi~iJNTEER$ .: ii~Et ra co, adm ,strut on ees; and a applicable taxes. Offer cannot be combined with any other offers. Some cond~tiorts apply Limited hme offer. Olfer may change wdhoui notice, rbee dealu~ for detMor Based on 1998 new vehmle registrations [or petitions on the Board o[ Directors are urgently needed, ERRACE DL#5548 Call 635-7779 OTEM. FORD 4631 Keith Avenue Terrace, B.C. 635-4984 or write Box 495 Terrace B4- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 Woman's dream came true REAL ESTATE

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So, arxangeraents were made with Kell Thicsscn COUNTRY LMNG, CHECK THE QUALITY BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL A LOT FOR YOUR A HOME TO ENJOY QUIET AREA IN CITY BENEFITS On this totally finished custom Thin three bedroom two storey is FADIILY Beautiful oountry style home THORNHILL who owns a 1999 Kcnworth You vii,* enjoy the space of coun- built home. Living room with NG in llke new condition, new roof in Cnn be yours with this custom built with lovely oak plank floors, This 3+2 bedroom home ie 1998, features open living and I a big monster truck hc try living while still having the fireplaae, roe room with wet bin', executive home in the heart of the brick fireplaae, knotty pine located on a no thru road and 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, air condi- dining area, spacious oak cabinet Horseshoe. Offering over 2500 sq.R. benefits of city sewer and water kitchen with nook, 2 fplces., kitchen cupboards and pantry, backyard backs onto greenbelt uses for hauling lumber and in this custom built 4 bedroom tioning, double garage and much, finished on 2 levels plus a basement. 3 bedrooms, 3poe ensure off ensure, finished lower contain- This home has 5 bedrooms, 3 area, so no neighbors in the home on 2.3 acres. much mere. Call Jim today for I/2 master bedroom, full basement logs. ing two bedroom in-law suite, baths, family room, computer room, back. Lot size 75x295 and many See Derick for details. your appointment. large iandechaped sad fenced lot i~c, room and much, much mere. For with oak parquet floors and rum' renovations since the early 90'a. Ken kindly allowed Mar- $265,000 MLS $237,000 MLS and much more. morn information and appointment pus room - den, located on 3/4 Call Corinna to view today. lene to have her dream Call Rusty Ljungh to view, calldlm, acre landscaped lot. Double garage. Cally Rusty today! $119,900 I~ILS come true. $210,000 MLS She was able to drive [M_MAC ULA'rE COMBINE HOUSE & WALK TO THE PARK ONE LEVEL COMFOHT WELL-PRICED COUNTRY LIVING " RANCHER! BUSINESS Two bedroom and one full bath This g year old, 1305 sq,ft, FAMILY HOME CLOSE TO TOWN down the street in Ken's big This 3-1mdromn home hits had Delightful 3-storey home, hard- up. Two bedroom and one full rsncher with 3 bedroome, 2 1/2 This 1062 sq.ft, full basement This 985-sq.R. home located recent updates and offers a wood floors, 2 fireplaces, 3 bed- bath down. Awesome view of baths, and NG fireplace can be homo is centrally located in the nlllny Sleeping Beauty mountain Irom on.490 of an acrejust minutes monster truck. ~e~y comfortable living arrange- rooms, family room, 2 baths, plus yours. In immaculate condition Horseshoe for your family's con- from town. Back yard backs onto the covered patio with two sky- venience. 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1:3 BE PREPARED FOR YOUR CHOSEN RECREATION -- Being fit;en0ugh:to go the distance takes physical preparation. Stick to your turnaround time, •1 Take the proper equipment, have a trip plan and use reference and guide books. ,,

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1:3 COMPLETE A TRIP PLAN and LEAVE IT WITH A FRIEND -- The trip plan explains your destination, the route you are taking, who is in the group and your return time. If you do not return as planned, the friend you left the trip plan with can give the form to the police to initiate a search.

[] NEVER HIKE ALONE -- Hike with a group and keep together. Travel at the speed of the slowest person. If a person becomes separated by going ahead or falling behind, they are more likely to become lost.

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Busy season p ned Sports for Skeena Valleanyclub Menu STANDING ON the grounds of the ~/ednesday, April 28, Skeena Valley Golf and Country Club Skeena Valley Golf in Thornhill, golfers marvel at the nat- and Country Club first ural setting that surrounds them. official men's night for To the east, is the breath-taking rock golf club members, 12 face of Copper Mountain, to the west noon start. M~EENAI ANGLER lies a view in the distance of snow- Tlhursday, April 29 ROB BROWN capped Sleeping Beauty, and to the north golfers get a glimpse of the Terrace Junior Tennis Skeena River Valley. Club first meeting at' The member-owned club, which the Halliwell tennis Hand-tied opened its doors for the season last courts. The club will week, already has a function, scram- meet Mondays and Thursdays at the court he old-fashioned hardware store, the ble or tournament scheduled every weekend this summer. until June 17. Call Gill kind that flourished in a time when at 635-7613. nothing of quality was made of plastic, The highlights of the season include the mens, ladies and juniors open T and before chain stores and malls lit- Skeena Valley Golf tournaments in July. tered the landscape, were wondrous. and Country Club first The old-time hardware store had the aroma of a ga- But there's also the annual charity competitions for the heart and stroke, official ladies night for rage and a woodshed combined; it was clean but it members and the pub- didn't have the operating thea~e kind of neatness multiple sclerosis, and Big Brothers and Big Sisters which have staff lic, $10 drop.in avail- the new hardware emporia have. The floors of old able, 12 noon start. hardware stores were made of wood that creaked; members busily preparing for the they had some five and dime genes; they were year. The golf course, has lost members Tuesday, May 4 places of magic for boys of all sizes. Skeena Valley Golf The fast honest-to-goodness flies I saw were over time to the 18-hole Hirsch Creek club in Kitimat, said manager Bruce and Country Club first crammed into the small cedar bins of a display box official juniors night. sitting on one of many cluttered shelves in one of Carrnthers. the clattered aisles of a cluttered Ma and Pa That's part of the reason the club is expanding to 18 holes. Friday, May 7 Kitimat hardware store that no longer stands at the corner of Cross Country Ski Sperling and.Hastings in North Bumaby. "Genuine "Golf is 18 holes," said Carruthers. Hand Tied Flies" proclaimed a hand-written sign Seven of the club's "back nine" sit Club annual general suspended above the swarm. in various stages of construction south meeting at the Mount Although some kind of machinery is necessary to of the recently expanded club house Layton Hot Springs, 7 tie a fly, as far as I know, no machine can make and pro shop. p.m. start. one. No tier I've heard of has tied a fly with his or Only hole 12 sits green and ready to play among six other holes that need Saturday, May 8 High her feet, which makes tying a fly pretty much a i:i$!:i hands-on craft. But, such little inconsistencies are either capping, irrigation or seed. School and junior of no moment to 10-year-old, I was impressed. I "The southside should be green by zone championships was impressed also by the size of these fuzzy little July," said Carruthers. at the Skeena Valley hooks. The price was probably under a quarter, but The driving range -- also under Golf and Country I'd exhausted my allowance on some skooknm line construction ~ has been moved to the Club. N and a tin box of Mustad hooks, besides, I knew. far right edge of the southside. enough to know there was some special way to fish T.he new long and skinn~:tange will Saturday and Sun. fii~: and that I didn't have an balding what it Was. ~it eleviiied on: a raised::eiJge of day, May 8-9 Nine • My fascination with flies increased when I dis- boulders from Copper Mountain. The ball tournament at covered the crisp drawings of fly patterns on the club plans to net off the range to keep ~N Chalky's Billiards. back of the Sportsman cigarette packages. 1"scoured wayward balls off the course. Tournament starts the gullies and roadsides for the Royal Coachmen, Until it's finished golfers, will use a Saturday at 12 noon. Greenweil's Glories, McGintys, and other patterns warm-up net. TESTING THE IRONS: Bruce Carruthers drops a putt before opening Final game scheduled that I found next to bottles, other ditch riches and Returning players may have to day mayhem at the Skeena Valley Golf and Country Club April 19. for 3 p.m. Sunday. the slimy hafts of slugs. watch for signs as a few northeast Years later, I was in Harkley & Heywood, the holes are still under construction. Sunday and Monday, once famous sporting goods shop kiddy corner to Carruthers along with the greens and Golf Calendar May 23-24 Redsand' the once famous department store, Woodward's. construction superintendent are Mountain Bike Festival Behind a counter near the front window was a "building it right" taking into ac- Wednesdays: Mens night at Redsand Lake. woman tying flies by hand. Her name was Mary. count drainage and traffic patterns. Thursdays: Womens night, $10 drop-in available Mountain bike trials She spoke with a Scotch accent, and using only a He said club members and sponsors and cross-country pair of scissors she rolled up flies with the dexterity have been generous with their time, Skeena Valley Open: Mens' Tournament July 2-4 races. Call McBike at of a violinist and the speed of a hobo rolling a money and equipment donating every- Ladies Tournament July 9-11 635.5225 for more in- cigarette. thing from building supplies to trac- Junior Tournament July 15-16 formation. Despite this impressive performance I wasn't tors. motivated to ~y and tie a fly until 10 years later. Saturday, May 29 After slapping together some really crude Senior Games specimens that caught fish because there happened playdowns for darts at to be a lot of fish where I was fishing, I sought out the legion hall. Call Roy Chapplow, who taught me the fundamentals of the legion for more in- the crag I was off and wrapping, spending hours at formation. the vice wrestling with hanks of chenille and bits of tinsel. Sunday, May 30 The flies got better. A few tying manuals ap- Action Off-Road Chal- peared. Fly fishing magazines gave recipes for pat- lenge in K]timat. terns accompanied by pictures, but my skills did not Mountain bike and improve dramatically until I read Fly I'~ing by cross-country races in Helen Shaw. Instead of listing pattern after pattern, K]tJmat. Ms. Shaw took the sensible approach of devoting a chapter to each important technique with large, Kermodei Classic 5 or clear back and white photographs of each move. 10 k road race, 11 'RACTICE: a.m. start at the Coast After the basic techniques, the book devoted a t stops the chapter on how to construct bodies of wool, floss, Inn of the West. Call ~ia's senior Jack at 638-0751 for tinsel and dubbing, how to erect wings, how mount tm practice more information. tails and how deal with hackle, and so on. y. The girls The Fly Tiers Bench side Reference to Techniques I for a play Friday to Sunday, and Dressing Styles is Helen Shaw's book writ weekend. large. A lot of new moves have been added to the July 2 to 4, Skeena Valley Open Men's fly tiers' repertoire, and I'd be mightily surprised if Golf Tournament. Ted Leeson and Jim Scholmeyer have missed any :of them. Using the Shaw approach, and a generous Skiers win big in Smithers number of colour illustrations, the authors cover the Friday to Sunday, use of new materials like foam and beads, and old THE SHAMES Mountain Alpine Ski sixth, ninth and seventh overall. July g to 11 Skeena Team ended their season in style at Super giant slalom results Valley Open Women's materials like quills and macaw horns, and they do Sandover-Sly's best race was fourth in (two races each) it with detail and clarity. the Merrill Lynch Northern Zone the first super giant slalom event at Golf Tournament. Dave Elkin's, the proprietor of Fish Tales Tackle Team Championships April 15-18 at 1:26:14. and the most generous right-wing curmudgeon I Hudson Bay Mountain in Smithers. And Ben Johnson -- a skier who Women's J3 (ages 11-13) Friday to Saturday, know, gave me the book in payment for teaching a Mathieu Lcclerc won two silver competed with the Kitsumkalum team Shannon Kelly 1:22.71, 4th July 15 to 16 Skeena fly-tying course. One of the most frustrating things medals in the Super Giant Slalom and in Terrace from 1980 to 1986 1:27.46, gold Valley Open Junior's I've had to deal with in dressings past is the mount-, a gold in the combined Giant Slalom skied on the Shames masters team and Leah Leclerc 1:26.87, 5th Golf Tournament. ing of streamer wings, which is ironic considering race. won a gold medal. Johnson makes 1:36.31, 3rd the fly I was given to tie for the Canada Post Series Aaron Gingles, another J2 skier, regular visits to Shames to train and Stacey Blake DNF Sunday, July 18 last year has streamer wings of badger haclde. As placed sixth in the super giant slalom, race with the team. disqualified McBike Cross Country soon as I got home with my hardbound copy, I third in the giant slalom and fourth Team organizers say 1999 was a race at the Spring riffled through the pages to the section on streamer overall when the two runs were com- great year for the team with both Men's J3 (ages 11-13) Creek watershed in wings. After one reading I sat down and, using bined. Aaron Gingles and Mat Lcclerc com- C. Sandover-Sly 1:26.14, 4th Terrace. Mountain three of the authors' simple suggestions, built the In the women's J3 event for girls 11 peting at the provincial races in 1:41.92, 14th Bike end Cross coun- easiest and best Coho Blue I've tied to date. to 13 years old, Shannon Kelly placed Vernon, Ryan Monsees 1:33.52, 12th try races. Call McBike The Fly Tiers Bench side Reference to Techniques fourth in her first run of the super Leelerc also travelled to Jasper for 1:32.79, 7th at 635-5225 for more and Dressing Styles isn't the kind of book you read giant slalom and first in her second the Western Canadian Juvenile Michael Butler 1:34.29, 13th information. from cover to cover; it's a dictionary of techniques race. She also won silver in the giant Championships at Marmot Basin. 1:34.48, 10th more than 400 pages long. It costs 150 Canuck slalom and finished second overall. And all racers came home with Ben Peters 1:36.36, 14th To get your game, backs, about the same as amount of a cheap Leah Leclerc finished fifth and third medals or ribbons from various events 1:34.34, 9th event or meeting graphite rod. Whether you want to learn how to roll in the super giant slalom races, sixth throughout the year. added to the Terrace Men's JZ (ages 13-15) your own bugs, refine your technique or find out' in the giant slalom and fourth overall. "Jane Edgctt and head coach Standard Sports how do anything else with fur and feather, you' Stacey Blake finished fifth overall. Andrew Rushton delivered a program Hathieu Leclerc 1:11.57, silver Mer~u, fax us at 638- must have this book. Men's J3 skiers, Courtland that has developed our young athletes 1:14.67, silver 8432, affn: Sports Sandover-Sly, Ben Peters, Ryan into a very respectable racing team," Aaron Gingles 1:20,00, 6th merlu. Monsees and Michael Butler finished said parent Roger Leclerc. 1:23.61, 6th The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 - B9

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WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS Learn to bowl - personal instruction By Day, _Week or Month from available upon request. ~11 Northern Healthcare :::,:~i~,,~:i~ii:i(i' Please phone m Jamboree High quality rentals- from canes & crutches to electric hospital beds. 011 ALAMAM LEFT: Dancers doe-se-doe at the Skeena Squares Annual Jam- boree in Terrace April 9-10. Thirty-three dancers from as far away as 615-5151 Ketchikan and Clearwater came to the club's East event of the square dancing in the Park Avenue Medical Building, Terrace Bowling;::;Lanes season. Terrace ...... :i:::::i?::: ,:: ,. :ii::., :'.::::.::'~.:.:"

Bluebacks tackle Dr. R.D. Greenwood 50-rnetre pool at Chiropractor 4635 Lazelle, Terrace PG Moose meet Great Coney burgers, Coney dogs TERRACE Bluebacks were me~s such as Narzt and and Coney fries.= part of the 380 swimmers Demctzer are taking a lot of You can still enjoy thistasly food right here at who competed in Prince time off their swims last George's new Olympic- season. @ sized pool April 16-18. But, he said, the start of Skeena Valley Golf Twenty Terrace swim- the long-course season is al- MSP, ICBC, WCB ACCEPTED & Country Club mers, who competed as ways challenging. Dynamic Gait Analysis and .Come in and give them a try. Points North, had a chance To catch the Rlueback Prescription Orthotics Now Daily Specials In The Restaurant. It to train for the long-course swimmers at their next com- season in a 50-metre pool. petitive meet head to the Available. Great New Arrivals In Our That meant swimmers had Kitimat pool May 8-9. For Appointment 638-8165 to adjust to one less wall to Pro Shop! push off from at each leg of Incredible selection of irons, bogs, shoes, the swim - a disarming feet accessories, clothing, gifts, & more. . if you usually swim 200 Some Super Sale Items 4 laps in a 2_.5-metrepool. ® BkllK| SIIOP "If you're really good at presents... SORRY turns it makes a big dif- We have no driving range at present as fcre,oe," said coach Mike it is under construction. Carlyle. "But it is very good training for kids who are going to the provincials and nationals." Petra Robinson, 12, came in third overall for her age GOLF & COUNTRY C['UB group with 48 points. She won her 400-metre 3525 GolfCourse Ave. freestyle swim with a best Ph" 635-2542 ever time of 5:38.76 and Toll Free 1-800-770.2542 shaved more than six sec- Fax: 635-4800 onds off a previous tinie? Box 865 Terrace, B.C. She ~IS6 pl~i:d ~'gi:'~nd~Q~fi~, the lO0-metre free, breast-- :' *THEGT AUTOSTREAM stroke and butterfly events. Kaya Downs, 16, placed The Ub'm M ,ease,and comfort, fourth overall and just missed a bronze medal by :osmmn s as s~ni on~ W com bm~ You BE THE JUDGE half a point. Her best fin- ishes were two silver-medal GT qua|i & McBIKE SHOP se wce BYCLAIRE BERNSTEIN swims ill the 200-metre Are YOU Stealing at Work? breaststroke and 400-metre The guys were lounging around the shop medl ~y events. _ ...... machines, shooting the breeze, when they noticed Scott Vanderlee, 12, came ® MdlIK| SIIQP . Peter come in. He sauntered slraight over to the ill third overall for his age r~ 1 1 1-4710 Lazelle ¢r~ supervisor. BASEDON ~ group. 1111L--!l:llE=gL'.m 63S-5225 ~tl~'l~ The four machine operators gave a collective ACTUALCOURT CASES "This is his last season as groan a 12:year-old," said Car- "Not Peter - againl There goes our spare He's stealing from the c:ompany." lyle. "We have high ex- time." Randy threw his baseball cap on the pectations for Scott at Gary took a wad of chewing gum out of his ground. provincials." mouth and stuck it under the tray of one of the cut- 'Tve had ill Guys, let's go upstairs to the MACHINE SHOP ting machines. VP. It's time they enforced company policy." Carlyle added the pool was great preparation for "Just look at Mr. Big Shot Peter. Puffing in They threw down their tools and marched Engines -Stock or Performance • Cylinder Heads another personal request with the supervisor. That up to the executive offices, waving the company Vanderlee. guy must think he owns the joint. He's down here That's not to say Evan manual. 011 the time with some scrap material from the Peter never knew what hit him. Or why. The Palahicky, who is ranked company, getting us poor overworked fellows to next day he was fired for stealing from the second in Canada for his turn it into some kind a[ doodad for his car." company. 100-tnctre breaststroke, Randy scowled. "Yeah, that fancy 1969 He took the company to court. doesn't have high expecta. Camaro. His little baby. That Peter is so annoying. In court, Peter ranted angrily, "Your t Ions, I don't see why we should give freebies Io guys Hanour, I was fired for nothing. Palahicky, also 12, placed • : ~i;~::.;i~!~ like him. He's gets a fat $95,000 a yearl And I had a personal job done with scrap mate- fourth in Prince George ho's been getting these freebies for his fancy cars rials when the plant wasn't busy. The materials winning the 100-metre and for the 15 years he'sworked here." were garbage br the comoany. I thought the 200-metre breaststroke com- •.:....,.,...... of::the:art:hea "Aw come off it, guys," Frank spoke up, "it's company allowed it. Everyone was doing it, so I petitions. reSurfacing.:& ::. ::::". ~:~~ii~~l~ II company policy. Anyone in the company can didn't know it was wrong. Make them pay for Thomas Demetzcr, 13, come and ask us to do some sharp machine cut- firing me." tied for third spot at the i::::rebuilding.eqmpment ~~lil ting. As long as we've got time and it's only scrap Stan, his boss, was unimpressed, "Peter Moose meet which is good :::i~i"::FIy:~:wheel:::~nding material they're using." stole from us, Your Honour. We had every right because he's at the bottom Ben, the youngest machine operator spoke to terminate him The company handbook says up. "You'rewrongl I looked it up in the company of his age group. that no one can do personal projecls with com- manual, last night. I was sick of making lays for Kylc Narzt, 15, came in pany malerlal on company time. The company Peter's cars. Truth is, it's against company tolerated the odd projects if workers brought fifth overall after winning • Automotive • Industrial • Marine policy." their own materials and worked during breaks. the 100-metre backstroke. Quality Workmanship From Journeyman He tossed the manual on the table. Don't make us pay that thief." Carlyle says some swim- "See, read for yourself." The machine opera- Should Ihe company pay for firing Peter? SKEENA VALLEY Machinists At Competitive Pricing tors looked over the manual. YOUI Be The Judge. Ther look below Jar the "You see, Peter is breaking company rules. decision. FALL FAIR SPONSORED BY :!!~!! ~ 1~, . AUTOMOTIVE& INDUSTRIALSUPPLY --~ . . g " . ment,sent, grounds management, . ~ %,%%~v LAWYERS ~k~aj~ exhibit hall set up and #2 4623 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. " secu%,. ~::.."~,/ 4641 KeithAvenue, Terrace, B.C. • 635-6334 Call 635-1719: ~ 149B City Centre Mall Kitimat B.C. • 632-2224 "Helping People lope w,th lhe Legal System" • or write Out of Town 1-800-663-3901 BoxBox :495495 Terrace

', Speclal S, III ,, Terrace Speedway" S )ecmls...III = z _o,0°'°"'% SeasonPasses for Half Price _o,,~'~"'%,. • #P~J~k~-= ~L Purchase on or before May 9th for $55.00 .,=~P'~ =e'~o,• 1,*e ~ ~. Afler sale prlce is $112.00 " ~ "• Grant Lindsey Holly J. Grueger Marshall Matlas •u ~ Fan Reward Cards ~ • Criminal Defence Law GeneralLaw~Mediation Family Law Phone 638-1764 Fax 638-7249 altend 5 racedays & the 6th one is FREE YOU BE THE JUDGE - DECISION See our Websile - Available at our/daft Show April 30 - May I or For more information. "Peter, you get 15 months salary," the judge declared. "You truly believed the company had a kermode.net/speedway at Ihe Race Track on Molher's Day May 91h 635-9060 policy which allowed personnel to use dacktlme and scrap for personal projects. YOUIBE THE JUDGE ts based on 0ctual court cases. Today's decision is based on the facts ortho case snd le aw of the province of Nberta. If you have e similar pf0blom, please consult Lindsoy & Orueger. Claire eernsteln ts a Most,eel lawyer and national y synclcoted cok umnlst. Copyright 1997 Haiks Enterprises.

I B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 CTION ADS Over 30 Classifications! The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings and to set rates therefore and to determine page location. The Terrace Standardreminds advertisers that it is againstthe provincialHuman RightsAct to discriminateon the basis of children, maritalstatus and ACTION AD RATES 10. Real Estate employmentwhen placing"For Rent:"ads. Landlordscan state a no.smokingpreference. 20 Mobile Homes The Terrace Standardreserves Ihe right to revise, edit, classify or reject any advertisementand to retain any answersdirected to the News Box Reply 30 Far Rent Service, and to repay the customerthe sum paid for the advertisementand box rental. 40 Commercial Space For Rent Box replieson "Hold" instructionsnot picked up within 10 days el expiry of an advertisementwill be destroyedunless mailingInstructions are received. 45 VacationSoots Those answeringBox Numbersare requestednot to send original documentsto avoid loss. 638-7283 50 Want~l to Rent All claimsof errorsin advertisementsmust Oe receivedby the publisherwithin 30 days after the first publication. 60 For Rent Misc It is agreedby the advertiserrequesting space that the liabilityof the TerraceStandard In the event of failure to publish an advertisementas published DEADLINE: FRIDAY 4 P.M. 70 For Sale Misc shall be limitedto the amountpaid by the advertiserfor only one incorrectinsertion for the portionof the advertisingspace occupiedby the incorrector Display, Word Classified and Classified Display 71 Electronics omitteditem only,and thatthem shall be no liabilityin any event greaterthan the amountpald for such advertising. 72 Furniture& Appliances 80 Wanted Mlse Name Address ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls 90 Cars For Sale on a Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is 100 Trucks For Sale Phone Start Date # of Insertions Terrace Standard #__Weekend Advertiser Thursday at 4. o.m. for all disolav and classified ads, 110 Aircraft CLASSIFICATION. 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REAL ESTATE 1 1/2 storey house in Kitimat, 4 GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD. bdr, 2 bath, garage, veranda, 4 Close to Uplands School. 5 appl., garden, close to schools. year old 1389 sq. ft. bungalow Assume mortgage or rent to house. 4 bdr or 3 bdr plus office SNtALL AC own. Available June 1. Ask for with private entrance on large Georfle 632-2097. fully landscaped lot. Partially 1995 SRI TWO Nicely tree & fenced with 6 bedroom house, 2 1/2 DUPLEX for sale on Gra- fenced. 22'x24' attached garage BEDROOM, fireplaces, 6 appliances, close to town centre & ham Ave. 3 bdr, 1 1/2 bath. Ap-" and a 12'x14' storage shed in (and room to expand), 1WO praised at $119,000. Will sell for back. $164,900. Call 635-4841. schools, heated barn, large workshop with 220 BATHROOM, has Cathedral $112,000. Serious enquiries LAKELSE LAKE. Water fron- wiring, glass greenhouse, fruit trees, garden plot. only •please. Call Lisa 638-8639. ceiling, LOCATED ON tage on the south end of the NICELY LANDSCAPED Price $179,000 Phone 635-4453 10 ACRES 3 bdr fully renovated lake. 141'x327'. Priced to sell. properly, mountain view, 4912 Graham St. home with full unfinished base- $85,000. Call Sheila Love at cedar patio, shed, dog run, ment. Backs onto Sockeye Remax. 638-1400. Asking $178,000 greenhouse, chain fenced, Creek. Good soil, very private. MOUNTAIN VIEWS from this storage, close to SCHOOLS, Askin.q $163,900, 638-1579. 638-1809 1,056 sq, ft. demgistered dou- six appliances 1070 SQ. foot 3 bedroom home ble wide mobile home on large 3511 Clare Ave. located on town bench. Vaulted owned lot, Fenced, landscaped, MUST SEE to believe. 20 acres with a diverse stand of younger ceilings throughout, Has a so- deck, patio & fruit trees. N/G 635-9078 $249,500. Beautiful all season larium with hot tub, sauna and heat. 3 bdr., 1 1/2 bath. Recent Price$112,900.00 Alpine cottage on Lakelse Lake, trees. natural gas stove. Double car- renos, $89,500 635-0016. Hwy side, 50x250 ft, lot, approx ,~ Gravel driveway with a private house site. port with detached garage. MOVING, MUST sell. 4 bdr 1500 sqJt., 1 1/2 levels, 2 bath- Fenced and private backyard. home on the bench 3 bdr up, 1 rooms, 2 bedroom, laundry ,~ South focus Large sundeck. Asking bdr down, 2 fp, one wood, one room, electric heat, 2 level sun- 25 minutes north of Halliwell $156,000 abe, 635-1454. gas. New roof. Some reno's :?~: ¢ deck with hot tub. Lawn and 50 Free ~ Sheila Love 12X68 1972 mobile home on a done, Lots of character, Must ii! ili ft. of beach. Approx. 500 sq,ff, ~75,000;~ fullyfenced 1/3 acre. Mobile be seen to be appreciated. Market -'~ 635"3004 storage building, excellent con- needs work, N/G heat, Thornhill Good location. Asking $155,000 dition. No repairs required, jusl waert'~--~rvica, 2 phone-fines, OBO, 635-7113, Lots of extras Eva~uation Rr;/A/II~ of Terrace move in and enjoy. 624-4253. 638-7290 new skirting, new outside steel with sale of home. ../. doom, Close to Copper Mtn. School. Walking distance to bus INCREDIBLE LOCATION line. Drive by 3836 Kirkaldy St. $48,500. 635-3826. GREAT PRICE 2 BEDROOM, good view, can- 4836 SCOTT AVE. tml, on bus route, will finance. vaulted ceilings, x-large Consider trades WMY Vernon windows, 1100 sq. ft. up 250-542-9469 evenings. and down, new carpets FREE • 1 YEAR PAD RENT WILL TAKE MOBILE IN TRADE 2 bedroom mobile in Graham Avenue 3 bedroom home with I bedroom 638-0371 [email protected] and flooring, 4 bdr, 2 'IYailerPark. Skylit foyer andmaster basement suite, new modern 635"4950 5 BDRM home on 2 acres in bedroom. New kitchen. AvailaMe Kleanza Sub. 1 1/2 baths ap- bath, very open unique now. MLS kitchen, vaulted ceilings, natural gas fireplace. prox. 1600 sq. ft. over partial layout, large fenced lot, 3 MLS basement, carport, sundeck, appliances & blinds incl. greenhouse, fruit trees and gar- $129,500 abe dens N/G to house $135,000, 638-6359 638-0325 5 BDRM large level lot. NGH/H : water/dryer/fireplace/double ga- NOW BUILDING unique 2 stor- N~'II bt"~,'gId rage. 2 full baths. 3287 Cres- ey, three bdrm. with dormers on' JUST RIGHT! GREAT FAMILY HOMEr cent St. 635-0728. $153,500. quiet southside. Oak cabinets, NEW IlARDWOOD FLOORSf QUIET CUL DE SAC I This 2 bedroom starter home 5 bedroom., 3 bathrooms wilh Three bedroom familyhome at 4928 on the Bench. 4 bedrooms,ceramic is situated n ~e horseshoe on almost1200 S on each level. '5 BEDROOM house on .9 acr- patio door onto rear deck. ScottAvenue. New jacu~zibath with foyer,3 bathe, large kitchen with a 6Ox150 at. Newer floorina. Largedeck off he dining , es in city limits, approx, 1250 Forced gas heated crawl space. ceramic tiling, large family room island,eating nook, new vinyl fence, drywall & 4 year old roo'~, oar kitchen anl amo e st :. sq.ft, over a full finished base- , Still time to choose paint and with natural gas fireplace. MLS alarm, central vac. I~ILS W~red storage shed, fruit flees Verywell maintainedthro, ~t with.nicely.landscapedfenced Ibis 10 year old ho~ n ment. 1 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, floor coverings, Must be seen. $141,500. Call 635-0060 Roqer. I yard. List~cl MLS. ThomheighJs.Listed h~LS. w/fridge, stove & built in dish- washer. $148,000. Call Jan at p_AIR-A-DICE (Found) 40 acr- 635-1132 or 250-962-6221. es, RV/Campground, mobile 6,700 SQ. ft. home on 4.26 acr- • home park, 2 rental homes, es. Includes two bedroom suite. owner residence, poo,I;-near Ideal for B&B. Owner will con- Shuswap Lake on T.C.H. sider smaller home as partial $299,000. R. David Hall. Home- payment. 635-5061. life Glenayre Realty (604) 856- 8185. iiiii!iiii!]iii APPROX 20 acres with fron- t) tage on Skeena and Zimacord RENOVATED MOBILE #65 , / Rivers. Ideal RV site or camp- Pine Park, move right in, 2 site. Owner may finance. bdrms,, large addition, plus Trades? 635-5061 fridge, stove & storage shed. $19,500. MLS Call Rusty BABINE LAKE - Smithers Ljungh C21 Wightman & Smith, Landing. All season home for 635-5754 or 635-6361. l %=: : sale with boat, fully furnished, ! • T.V. Autotel, propane/electric III t:';: ." 1 LI~: .Jm~.,~ ~ ".¢.~ heat, 3/4 - lhr North of Smith- REDUCEDTO SELL F i ::'i, ers $150,000. (250) 847-6358. FAS£ ~.~Erl1 ,~ CALIFORNIA USAlll Large, fully improved, residential/retire- iiiii / ment lots in Southern California. ' 1 Fu U~ E .,'PT Mobile homes OK! $50 down, $50 monthly, $4995 cash, Free brochure 1-800-884-7060, COMPLETELY RENOVATED For sale by owner a 1245 s~. 1120 sq.ft, home located @ ft. home on full basement wil'h 4910 Halliwell Ave. Sunken 'liv- 4 bdrs., den, 3 baths & cen- ing room, oak kitchen, built in hal air conditioning. Silualed range & oven, new fridge, fenced private yard, gazebo an nicely landscaped fenced and garden shed. Asking lot. Close to golf course and $124,900. Call 635-3254. has a 24x32 fully finished g wired & plumbed shop with ! MASTERSUITE CORNER LOT in downtown 12 ft. ceiling. • u Houston; zoned multi-family, A must see at $147,500. $29,500, Also, deeded lakefront "I",l on Bablne Lake, Two dwellings, Call 635-5511 /"~ L ...... :~. BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN Will sacrifice: $35,000. Call for appt. to view 2 x 6 EXTERIOR WALLS Houston 1-250-845-2200. WIDTH - 39'- 0" (11.9 M) EXCELLENT HORSESHOE lo- DEPTH -40'- 0" (12.2 M) .. ~,~,!?.,ooo:,i.. cation. 21/2 bath, 2 fireplaces, fenced. Large entrance way, PLAN NO, 2-3-674 1 | ~ DROOM~3 , TOTAL 1251 SQ.FT. (1162 r,1~) 4829 Walsh, $162,900 obo. J MAIN FLOOR PLAN 635-5555 after 6:00. -- "]1. ~-~,.,,~ 1251 SQ.FT, (116,2 M') GREAT LOCATION for in. home business, 1100 sq,ft, 3 Resldentlel,Commercial, Industrial, bdrm, 1 bath plus new :Lbdrm House Plans Available Through Marine& RV's SMALL BUT MIGHTY ! • w ~ suite. Large lot, Presently rent- ed revenue $1050/mo. 635- 4842 BUSINESS BUILDING ADVERTISING ,'~ 2697, $144,900, McConnell Ave. ace ] lda,s Terrace Standard HOUSE FOR sale: 3 bdrm,~3 3 yr. old, 2300 sq. ft. Services Ltd. bath split level at 2996 Pearson Home Improvement $ 4~r~oo l'J Furnace, Duct and Chimney Rd. Gas fireplace, built in vac, r executive split level, Business Directories vv per week** 21'x21' deck with gazebo, coy. close to schoolsin ]3dA;cezI Cleaning ered hot tub, all window cover- Septic and Drain Cleaning puo,, ings, all very near new ap. Horseshoe, 4 bdrms, terrace.builders @osg.net I~1~11 & Much More,,, Ask for Tabatha 'Based on 13 weokconlrad pliances, finished basement, 2.5 baths. 1-800-470 DO IT TIM-~,~. Adjacent lot with 28'x28' double $239,000 Free Estimates 24 Hour Service mguar,~ 3210 Clinton St., ~4 garage/workshop with gas heat, Ph: 635-1132 Fo.:63s-ll~3 ~T.L~DARD Terrace638.7283 $165,000. Barry or Gayle JaMs 3207 Munroe, lerrace 635-6273 Toll free: 1.877-635.1132 Fax: 638-8432 b to view 2998 Pearson Rd. or L call 1-250:845-7176. 635-7924

I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 - B11 20, MOBILE !: 30. FOR RENT 40, COMMERCIAL 70, FOR: SALE HOMES ,,,-o,',,,,. MUST BE seen, completely 1 BDR basement suite suitable BRIGHT 2 bdr basement suite. SPACEFOR RENT :,' : (MISC.) renovated 3 bdrm home in for single person, Close to Fenced yard. Close to schools PADS AVAILABLE at Boulder- Horseshoe, close to school, town. Avail, May 1. Util. incl. & hospital, $550 m, Heat incl. FOR LEASE 3 bay drive wood MHP, limited time offer, GAINS AND savings galore at Over 1200 sq. ft., new kitchen $500 + D.D. Ref. reqd. 638- 635-7714. through shop with 2 overhead the Warehouse Sale Skeena cabinets, french glass doors, $1,000 discount on a new home 8010. cranes, 4 acres fenced yard. Mall. Save up to 70% off regular wood stove, detached garage, purchase, or on the moving ex- FOR RENT in Terrace, 1 bdr i=,,]:l;v~-,]= = ;i 2 BDR duplex, F/S, Available suite, partially furnished, close Shop contains office space, tool prices. Don't miss out. $121,900. 635.5510, pense of your existing home, rooms, stock room, compressed Call Gordon 638-1182. June 1st, New Remo on Nelson to hospital & schools. Very GREEHOUSES AND picnic ta- 'g7 JeepTJ Sport TAKE ADVANTAGE of a Fac- Road. $400 plus D.D. and ref. clean $450, includes utilities 1- air, N/G heat. $3500 m. plus tri- bles. Quality work at affordable 6 cyl, 5 speed, hardtop tory Rebate of $2,000 on all SRI HOMES now available at read. 635-6904, 250-634-5458. ple net. For inquiries call 635- oricinq 635-9369 or 635-3067, $23,995 Now Ridgewood Homes during our Pine Ridge Homes in Burns 7249. Avail July 1, Was $21,995 Inventory Blow Outl Homes Lake. Single wides starting at 2 BDR house In Thomhill close FOR RENT May 1.2 bedroom Hitachi compact disc stereo to Coppemlde store, $550/m house, natural gas heat, Dam- FOR LEASE retail or commer- system with double cassette. '97 Dodge~?<~ Cab starting as low as $39,900. Off- $39,900. Double wldes starting cial spaces avail, Immd. Lois of • ~ ~:~ ~ " er ends April 30th. Call Ridge- at $59,900. 7 years warranty, plus DD, ref req., 635-7657 af- age deposit required, $200. 638-0640. ter 5:00 or messafle. $575/month, 638-1511, parking. Warehouse/oh door, wood Homes at 1-877-962- Call Leon, 1-250-692-3375. 635-2312. INCREDIBLE BARGAINS at Was ~3,995 9114. THREE BEDROOM moduline 2 BDR mobile home located in LARGE NEW 2 bdrm the warehouse sale, Skeena Thornhill, N/G heat, no pets, townhouse. Oak cabinets. FOR RENT or lease. Office - re- Mall. More merchandise added, '97 PlymouthBreeze TWO APARTMENTS for sale. double wide 24x40, F/S, oil fur- tail space. Up to 9,000 sq.ft. nace and tank. 1-250-378-5788, $475. 635-4894. Ceramic tile, 1 1/2 baths, further price reductions, sale Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Cassette Completely renovated. New fenced yard, $750 rag, Avail 4546 Park Ave. Up to 800 sq.ft. ends soon. Hurrvl carpets, painting, tiles, bath- 2 BDR suite on main floor, 2 $15,995 30~ FORRENT- blocks from down town. Fenced June 1,638-0661 4603 Park Ave. 1250 sq.ft. LADIES 0.43 carat brilliant cut room, and more. Location: 4557 Lazelle Ave, ground floor. Summit Square Apartments - yard, ensuite, storage. Avail LARGE STUDIO suites, rea- diamond ring, raised 6 claw set- '96 DodgeGR Caravan SE 4 bdrm units on Southslde. NG May 1, $575, 638-1115. sonable rate, heat included. Up to 7,500 sq,ft, 3228 Kalum tlng on 14K Gold band. Ap- Pear Street. For viewing call: St. Most office space parti- V6, Auto,A/C, 4 door 615-6762 or 635-0662. heat & hot water included. Up- 2 BDR TRAILER with addition. Right downtown. Secured build- praised at $2,000. Asking per duplex: $850/mo. Ref & dep ing, perfect for working couple tioned, ready for occupancy, $1250.00 635:9899, $19,995 W/D & freezer Incl. Skeena Val- computer controlled HVAC, lots VILLA FRONTERRA - carefree required. Ph. 798-9554. or single working person. Refer- LOG BUILDINGS - select win- rivemlde living in beautiful ley Trailer Court. $550 plus of parking, covered parking, first 'Chrysler Intrepid 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail immed. $275 D.D. 635-8224. Leave ences required. Call 635-7585. tercut logs, top quality work. downtown Ashcroftl One level class office accomodation. Tri- 6 Cylinder,Auto., Cruise, On site management. 635-3594 mess• NEW 2 bdrm duplex Southside, .,3o Enterprises Ltd. 1-250-635- Distributor for natural wood fin- townhouses from $79,900. No or 635-5130 or 635.6428. Quiet area. F/S, W/D, N/S, ishes. Sunstream Log Work. Cassette/Stereo& more maintenance, a/c 5 year new 2 BDR unit in town house. F/S. 6713. $16,995 Now $15,995 1 BDR house $415/month plus W/D hookup. No pets please. N/Pets. $350 dam. dpst. $700 (250)647-0774. Free estimates! home warranty. Call 250-453. mth. 635-2769. : 2035. DD also 2, 2 bdr trailem 635-5213. LOVESEAT, SWIVEL rocker, NEWER CLEAN 3 bdrm dplx. $275.00, 5' coffee table & 2 oc- '94 ChryslerIntrepid WHY RENT/OWN my mortgage $425,00 and $400.00 plus DD 6 cyl, Auto, Tilt, Cruise, Power and 3 bdr trailer on lot F/S. Non smoker, W/D hookup. tagonal end tables $65.00. is $250/mth. 12x4B mobile $550/month, 635-9530. FOR RENT: Ample parking, storage. Avail Large microwave, $50.00, TV Locks & Windows, Air home w 8x10 add. 2 bdrm, en- May 1. Thornhill location. CHEMAINUS GRAND Prix Cart stand, $30.00 635-4246. $10,995 closed porch, new carpet, paint, 1 BDR suite in new home, $700/mo. Ref. reqd. 638-0436. w/d, f/s incl. $24,000 obo. 615- Thornhill, Heat, hydro and all ~449 Per Month: 2 Racing - through streets of Van- NO MONEY DOWNI Complete 0047. appl. with own laundry room. NEWLY BUILT 3 bdr duplix on couver Island's mural cityl May computer pkg. Specially de- '92 ChryslerDaytona bdrm apartments, hot 15 & 16. Family funl "Bijoux Du Covered parking, ground en- water included, cable SouthsJde of Terrace. No pets. signed for children's education V6, 5 speed,NC, CC. APARTMENTFOR SALE trance. Near golf course on F/S, W + D hookup. Carport. Bavou" in concert. Car displays, & home business. Free deliv- $8,995 available. N/G heat. Ref reqd. 1 (250)632- kids entertainment. 1-250-246- ery. Gnly $99 per month. First ONE BEDROOM quiet street. NIP, N/S $475 plus D.D. avail, immediately 635- 5249. 4701. 40 callers receive 3 months no '90 Jeep YJ $64,500 5413, leave messaqe. New 3 Bdrm: 1 1/2 ONE BEDROOM apartment on JUST A DAY AWAYI Life's a payment. Phone toll free 1-888- 6 Cyl, Hardtop Great investmentopportunity 1 BDRM bsmt suite suitable for baths, F/S, W/D site management, no pets, rat's beachl on Haida Gwaii. Rustic 528-8810. $9,995 at a reasonable price within a working non-smoking single included. $850 per required. Call 635-7429. ocean front housekeeping ca- NO MONEY DOWN! Complete easy walking distance to person. $500 + DD. Includes RENOVATED 2 bdrm apt avail- bins in Naikoon Park. $40-65 home theatre pkg with surround month. nightly, weekly discounts. Call '99 DodgeRam 1590 I.E downtown utilities. Ph. 638-2044. able immed. No pets, C/W F/S, sound, Free delivery. Only $99 V8, Auto, Canopy& More FIREPLACE,BALCONY & laundry facilities, references re- (250)626-5472 or email Iotsafun per month & first 50 callers re- 1 BDRM suite. New carpets. Downtown Retail: @beachcabins.com. Was $5,995 Now $3,995 THREEAPPUANCES Close to town. Avail May 15. quired. 635-1126 or 635-6991. ceive 3 months no payment. 4200 sq.fl, air condi- Umited offer. Phone toll free 1- Vendor willing to carry 2nd $450 mth. 638-1115. RENT 2 bdrm apt. in 4 plex MEXICO, BAJA, San Jose. : FOR[ tioned, parking, $9.50 New one bdrm condo. Fully 877-595-5051, mortgage. For appointment 1 BEDROOM suite, near Thornhill, $600/month, utilities p.s.f. Excellentlocation incl. Prefered N/Smoker. 4 equipped, on public golf course. PORK FOR sale. Whole or by to view pleasecall schools and hospital $500. $600/week. 635-2697, '96 FordWindstar month damage deposit re- bdrm available in May. 635- the side. Good quality hay also V6, Auto, DualAir, 615-9116 quired, all utilities inc. No pets, COU)UJ~J4, 5992. ON LAKELSE Lake Private bv the bale. 798-2214. CaptainsSeats non smoker, non drinker, ref re- BANKP..R I;] ROOM FOR rent, Private bath. comfortable, furnished cottage, RECLAIMED 6" cedar channel $19,995 Now $17,995 quired. Available immediately, Access to kitchen. Incl. utilities. NG fireplace for summer rental. siding, 30¢ per foot. Jack's (Sherry Anderson~ 635-7470. $375 m. 638-1287. Suitable for couple, no pets. Used (604) 299-2967 Burnaby i sr TERRACEREALTY 798-2267, '95 Ford Mustang Notary Public 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On SHARED ACCOMODATIONS B.C, Call Steve Cook SKYLINE MOTEL Special rote. V6, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, RealEstate, site management. Ref mqd. 638-0371 (638-7N4Nter hours) in basement suite 2 bedroom, STORE FIXTURES for sale, & more Conveyancing 635-6428, 635-2424 or 638- shower, full kitchen, cable, utili- $35 + tax. One person. Add $30 anti-theft system, tags, labels, Wills, per person. Add $3 for extra $14,995 MobileHome 7737. 2 BDRM bsmt suite good for 2 ties, parking-rural Hwy. 16 west, clothing items etc. etc. etc. Eve- Transfers, 5 min to town. Exc for seasonal bed. Excluding long weekend rything must gol Tots & Teens 1100 SQ. ft. 3 bdr top floor su- person, N/S, no pets, damage and special even, Free room Declarations, ite. incl wahser/dryer, fridge, deposit and refer required utili- workers, $300-$350 a month & Maternity (250) 392-6414 Wil- '95 Ford Aerestar Mortgage per room 638-1413, coffee. Free local phone. Free liams Lake. Ext, AWD, Fully Loaded Documentation, stove, hydro. Available May 1, ties included. Phone 635-8277. movies indcor swimming pool. Notarlzations $850/mo. Call Lisa 638-8639. 2 BEDROOM house in Horse- SMALL 2 bdr basement suite in TWO GLEN Air 40x40 Autotels $17,995 NOW $15,995 Member Hot tub, sauna, coin laundry & 2 ACRES Jackpine. 3 bdrms, shoe, minutes to downtown, town. Utilities incl. $450/mo. queen bed. 250-374-8944. Fax: for $1,100 each. Please call 4921 Galr Avenue lee shop, greenhouse. No May to Aug. 15th only, $400 per Call Lisa 638-8639. (250)962-7161 or (250)962- '92 Ford F150 250-374-8950. 1763 E. Trans- 4x4, 5 speed Terrace, B.C., VaG 2K1 smoking. No indoor pets. $690 month (for prof person) plus util- Canada, Kamloops, BC. Bring 2273. Tel: (250) 635-5988 SMALL 2 bedroom house in '~ ruth, utilities extra, $345 depos- ities and deposit, semi-fur- Thornhill. Stove, fridge, N/G this ad when checking. Expires YAMAHA GOLF car with extras $11,995 Fax: (250) 635-5926 ,j it. May 15. 635-7232. nished, F/S, W/D, NG, no- heat. Suitable for or two people. June 30/99. stored in Kitimat. Great condi- 2 BDR apt. F/S, horseshoe smoking, no pets, no drinking, $500 per month plus security SUMMER VACATION homes. tion, 635-8211. '87 Ford Thunderbird area. N/P, N/S. $500 includes phone 636-6990. deposit. Sorry no pets, For ap- Ideal for families and/or groups• $5,555 utilities. Ref reqd. + D.D. 638- 2 ONE bdr apts in Thornhill. pointment to view call 635-7467 Waterfront at Gun Lake, 4hrs 8412 or 638-0503. Avail May 1. 4036 Motz Road. Ref. reqd. after 5:00 Am. north of Vancouver or Ocean Skeena 2 BDR apt. no pets, close to Sorry no pets. Single occupan- THIS NEWLY renovated small front at Nanoose Bay, 15 rain. Driving 12X68 MOBILE with 12x44 ad- hospital. F/S $575 & D.D. Avail- cv. 635-2312. home is handy to library, stores north of Nanaimo. Book now for School '98 Chev Cavalier dition on 75'x100' tot. Comes able immediately 635-6824. 3 BDR house available May and schools. $650 plus D.D. your summer getaway or the 4 cyl, Auto, Only 11,339 kms with fully finished 20×30 shop i 1st, F/S, W & D, M.V., N/G Incl. 4 appl. No smokers or entire summer season. Nightly 'The KeysTo Safe Driving~ Was $15,995 Now $13,995 with 12' ceiling. Asking $69,500 I CLINTON MANOR I heat, Close to hospital, shoals pets. 635-4133. starting at $79/nite. Contact firm to view at 3928 Hagen St. & town, $725.00 month & D.D. TWO BDR basement suite. N/G Dawn @ 1-604-938-4502. IGfft Certificates] '96 Pontiac Firebird in Thornhill or Phone 638-1240. | WE ARE TAKING ref req. 635-5431 or 635-4430. fireplace. Also small 4 bdr www.vip-homes.com., Email: V8, 6 speed,T Roof,Loaded 14x68 MOBILE home, newly, / APPUCATIONSFORA 3 BDR house. F/S, window cov- house, Both in horseshoe. 635- [email protected]. Looking ,for that •hard $22,495 ~ : renovated;, ! :new "flooring, | " :BACHELOR5urrF i erings. N/G f.p, ,. Close to 3616 ...... WONDERFUL GALIANO is- fridge/stove and dishwasher in- I schools & hospital, Large laild "for couples, families & to'find gift,for TWO BEDROOM apartment for 'g6 GMC2500..... :' cluded, an 3x14 addition, must $420.00 month. [ fenced yard. No pets. Ref reqd. rent. Near new, quiet, on Site groups, 4 bdrm house & 2 bdr Christmas, Birthdays 635-3796. cottage, close to ferry, fully self- ExtraCab4x4~ ' be moved, call 1-250-845-3271 $500/month manager. Five appliances, gas eveninqs, 1 Bdr Apt contained, beautifully decorat- or Graduation V8, Auto, a/c, cruise, tilt power No.Pets, referencesrequired. 3 BDR suite. F/S, dw & laundry fireplace, mini storage. No pets. windows & locks & more 1996 2 bdr 14x70 mobile home. facilities. All utilities incl. Close References required. ed. Decks, landscaped . Assessments 5 appl + all window coverings. Phone 635-3475 to town. Avail immd. N/P. $800 $750/month. Call 635-4954. grounds, near amenities, parks Was $29,995 Now $27,995 Large addition & sundeck. m. 635-2921. & beaches. Kids & pets wel- • Evaluations VANCOUVER DOWNTOWN. come. call 250-539-5980. Close to downtown. Assume 3 BDR trailers. $600. 2 bdr trail- Executive lofted studio suites in Terrace, Kitimat, '96 Gee Metro mortgage. $55,000"left owing PARK MANOR: ers $450-$550. Small trailer. new high-rise. Excellent loca- ]Prince Ruper~ 5 speed,cassette, only 29,000 kms . plus $2000. 635-9260. ' 2 bedroom apartment, $400. 635-4315. tion, spectacular views. Avail- Toll Free 1-800-665-7998 1996 DOUBLE WIDE SRI mo- 2nd floor, 3 BDRM duplex. Available May able for monthly or extended Pk/Fax: 635-7532' $10,995 bile home. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, en- 1. N/G heat & water. 1 1/2 bath- stays. Fully furnished, T.V. mi- suite with jacuzzi tub, 5 apl. All s600 per month, rooms. $750/mo + D.D. $375. crowave, H/W floors, U/G park- WANTED TO reni 3-4 bdrm '95 GMC 2500 4x4 window coverings, regency nat- includes heat. Ref req'd. Phone after 5Am. ing & security system. Standard house; horseshoe or bench V8, Auto, Air, Tilt, ural gas tim#ace. Adult section Adult oriented, no pets. 638-1394. suite starting @ $1200/mo. Ex- area preferably w/basement Cruise, Cassette Timberland Trailer Park. References required. 3 BDRM duplex. Fridge and ecutive starting @ 1500. Con- and garage. Lease preferred. $18,995 $85,500. 635-1821. stove incl. N/G heat, N/G fire- tact Dawn @ 1-604-938-4502. Phone 638-8053. www.vip-homes.com., Email: • ,.... ~ ..., , . , • 3 BDR 14x70 1979 mobile with Ph. 635-3475• place, $800/month. 1/2 D.D. 70,FOR SALE MACINTOSH LC computer, '95 ChevroletMonte Carlo extendo. 5 appl., nat gas f.p. I 635-3479. References re0uired. [email protected]. • : : . , . monitor, CD Ram, Printer, lots V-8, Auto, Fully loaded #24 Terrace Trailer Coati. 635- 3 BDRM townhouse, NG heat, WE ARE accepting applications i :: (MISC.); of software and workstation. $16,995 2651. PRICES REDUCED. "F/S, new carpets, 4700 block for a clean well-maintained 2- $550. Sony Handy-Cam video EXCELLENT STARTER, In HUNTINGTON i Davis. Quiet clean 2 bdrm apt., bedroom house located in 11TH ANNUAL Antique & Col- camera. $450. Phone 635- '93 Chev 4x4 Extra Cab good condition 14x70 three close to town, laundry facilities, Thornhill. Ideal for 2 people or lectables Sale. Sponsored by 9695. $17,995 bedroom 1979 Bendix mobile APARTMENTS reasonable rent, ref. required. couple with one child, Stove, Vernon Collectors Club at Ver- NEED A computer but can't get i home with addition. Fridge, Taking Applications Call 615-7665 or 635-5653. fridge, washer, dryer. $600 per non Curling Rink. Friday, May 7 credit? PC Capital can help. We stove, washer, dryer, and deep month plus security deposit. 4pro-DAm. Saturday, May 8 approve people with credit is- '92 Chev Xtra Cab 4x4 Now 3 BEDROOM house in Copper N/G heat. Sorry no pets. For v8,Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise & More 5reeze. $37,500 obo. 635-5113. River, $700/month plus 1/2 D.D. 10am-5pm. sues every day, even prior IFINE SELECTION of Are- for1 &2 appointment to view call 635- bankruptcies and new busi- $16,995 References required. Available 7467 after 5Am. 18 ca. FT. fridge. Almond co- i owned 14'x70' mobile homes at Bedroom suites immediately, 632-3286 leave Iour. Stove almond colour. Both nesses, Get the computer you iPine Ridge Homes in Burns • Clean.quiet renovated suites messaqe or eveninqs. in VG condition. Asking $700 need at a monthly payment you IMPORTS iLake. Start ng at $18,900 deliv- for both. 635-3602. can afford, and rebuild your • Ampleparking 4 BDRM unit avail May 1. $700 credit rating in the processl Call eredl Call Leon at 1-250-692- • Laundryfacilities on eachfloor '97 Toyota4 Runner mth ÷ damaqe dpst. 635-2932. f 1981 GS750L Suzuki PC Capital today to applyl 250- Air Conditioning,Running 3375. • Closeto schools& downtown APARTMENT FOR rent, bright, "~LCOME~ motorcycle, only 10,000kin. 868-8901, Boards IGREAT STARTER home. 1981 • On bus route sunny 2 bdrm apartment, new $1500 obo. Must be seen. Whit- i14x70 mobile home located in • Securityentrance kitchen cabinets and dishwash- - W,%CoF field Advantage Pellet stove $25,995 Now $23,995 ~,quiet Southside park, Motivated • On site management er, $600/month. Call 635-3333 only used one season. $1500. isellers. Some renovations • No pets '; days, 635-1417 eveninqs. 635-4100 leave messaqe. We Buy, '97 Toyota RAV4 done. $43,000, Incl. 5 applianc- • Referencesrequired Your Welcome 4 door, 4x4, 5 speed es For appointment 635-1520. AVAIL MAY 1. 3 bdr, 2 bath 2 INTERIOR white doom with To view call house. Paved drive, fenced Wagon Hostess frames. $100 for both. Also Ad- Sell $21,995 !REPOSSESSION FOR sale, yard. Oueensway area. F/S, miral dishwasher in E/C. $350. !1992 Shelter, 2 bdrm, addition, W/D hookup. $750 + D.D. Ref. for Terrace, B.C. 638-8102. ~,F/S, good condition. Great toca- ' 638-1748 & Trade '96 SubaruL.egacy reqd. 635-7249. is: 7MM STW Custom built. 700 uumacK ;tion, super buy, Call Gordon to AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ,arran.qe viewinq. 638-1182. BBL c/w 3.5xl 0x50 Variex 3 Lu- All Wheel Drive,NC, Cruise,' very clean 2 bdrm mobile in pold, Harris biped, reloading HUSICAL Tilt, PowerWindows & Locks Summit Square Thornhill F/S, N/G heat, Linda dies, and 200 brass, some re- And More n/smoke, n/pets $550/month, loaded. Phone 635-0164. ]NSTRUINTS $25,995 Apartments $275 month, security deposit, FOR SALE grocery equipment. 1 & 2 Bedroom 635-2946 635-9768 Houston Food Market. Houston, k'1 [r] | I ~___.~"q~,'[ellJfl ,l] '95 Toyota4Runner BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED B.C. 250-845-2413, Complete V-6, 5 speed,running boards Units 2 brm. beret, suite. F/S, W/D If you have moved Chester Chicken System 40pc Phone 635-5333 I $26,995 • Quiet & Clean and gas fireplace. N/S, N/P. to Terrace or have capacity fryer heated 2 tier dis- • No Pets $000 per month, gas heat in- play case. Breading table. Good Ask For Tony ] cluded. Available May 1. Even- bust had o new Condition. Cost 25,000, Sell '95 Toyota4Runner • Ample Parking V-6, Auto, Powerwindows • Laundry Facilities inqs 638-8323. aby, are getting 0,000. Soft Ice Cream Machine. YES! Taylor Uttle Softie counter top & locks, Cruise,Tilt • Close to Schocls & CARETAKER WANTED for ru- married, or start- Hospital ral home in Rosewood. Prefer model, good condition, Cost $25,995 3300. Sell 800, Doyon Bakery Includes: freight to • On Bus Route retired couple starting May 31. ing a new busi- For approx 2 years. Hydro avail oven model JA-09-10. Cost '93 Mazda 323 Prince George, block & • Security Entrance ness, just give me 10,000. Sell 4,000. Hobart Au- ELECTRIC STOVE. 4 solid ele- 4 cyl, Auto • On site Building Manager soon. (250)567-5130. level, fridge, stove & a call. tomatic Meat Slicer used very ments. Self cleaning. Almond Now $5,995 • Basketball, Volleyball & COMPLETELY FURNISHED little. Cost 4,500. Sell 1,800. with black oven door. G/C. $375 drapes, 2x6 exterior Racquetball Courts studio suite, cozy, comfortable obo. 638-0487. Walls, 1 piece tub & and clean, all utilities are includ- HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR 'g3 Toyota Camry shower, and cathedral Ask for Monica Warner ed with laundry access. No Almond & black in colour, /6,Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Powe ceilings. smoking, no pels. $475 per ~v~COM~ ~" equipped with ice & water dis- Locks & Windows & More Call: 635-4478 month, Phone 635-4805. Avail- • • W, o?,OoN penser & counter maker com- Was $17,995 Now $15,995 able May 1, 1999. parlment E/C $1200, 638-0669. , J '91 Honda Civic 4 door, 5 speed $9,998 Now $8,995 Phone: 635-7459 40:COMMERCIAL: IIIIII SPACE FOR RENT FORLEASE 1956 Hart tlighway 4818 Highway 16 West GrelgAvenue.Onfral Location warehousespace 880 sq.fi. 2 reloil/oflkespace PRINCE GEORGE,BC I RETAILOR OFFICELEASE SPACE woreho~w/offke 7,450 sq. h. 1,700and 900sq. fl. 563-5412 AlmarJtnBuilding 2709 KaturnStreet eman valrldge@i)gonline,com $002 PahleAvenue web page 3219 EbySt. 5,200 ~1. ft. commercialbuilding 2 adjoiningspaces www.vallcyridgchomes.l)c,ca 2,500sq,fl. RCo~ or O~e, Gm~l i~ c,/wslorefront, woreho~ & compound office/warehouse/0Hdoor 4916 llv,T. 16 West635-7z87 1,000~l.h. to l,SO0sq.h. Orate 2nd 951,5sq. fl. each 1-800-313-7187 .m. 5158 k]-888-301-2288 Ph: 635-71fl (ALLUS ABOUT OTHER LOCATIONS ". . , .... i" www.te rraceautomsll.e_n,.,, B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April'28, 1999 FLYNN SCHOOL of'Ballet. Teacher: Laura Archibald. Con. RECREATION::: gratulations to students: KrJsta : , ... . THREE REGISTERED full Materi, Katie Parr, Kate-Lynn VEHICLES ',: :" blood Umousin yearling Bulls Husband, Krysten Mlelty, Court. 10" ALUMINUM boat with 4hp $1,500 each Semen tested, will ship a contest for best actor to hey Dos Santos, Leslie Miller, 1979 "C" Class Ford 460 Mo- Suzuki motor, oars and locks, 2 deliver, Summerfield Limousin win Vancouver's Professional Alison McCleary, Cheryl Mcln. torhome sleeps 6. Lots of power yrs. old. Asking $1500, 635- 962-2727. nee, Tanis Place, Amy Warner, 4439. Film Graduate 6-mcnth course, 1992 Asuna 1989 Po~empest major repairs done. Serious in- URBAN ACRES Feed Store. Rules 604-683-9290 www.uni- Ambur Braid, Meghan Payjack, SunRunner 6 cyl, 5 spd quiries only. Full bath GRC 18' FREIGHTER canoe, Flat Full line of grains, starters, hay, serve.com/awa Megan Newton, Brianna Wheel- Convertible Was $4,995 phone 635-7617. stern suitable for 15 H,P. motor. cat & dog food, 3382 Old er and Angers Beaupre. All did $6,495 NOW $3,995 1988 FORD 250 heavy duty $1200 abe. 1(250)635-6203 Lakelse Road. Open Men-Sat an excellent job at the Pacific 4wd w/11 1/2 ft, Vanguard day or 635-3303 after 6:00 IOta. 10:00-5:30, 635-3055. Drop in Northwest Music Festival. Total 1993 Honda Accord EX 1989 Toyota Camry camper 73. Seelp 5, Both good 24' WELDED aluminum jet & see us, of 4 firsts and 8 seconds. Way 4 cylAuto, loaded. Remaining cond. $6000. 638-1353. boat. C/w sliding canopy, 460 to Gel 4 cyl,5 spd,lots of extras cu In Ford Hamilton Jet. Exc extendedwarranty. Was $6,995 1990 20' Big Foot 5th wheel, Was $13,995 $15,000 includes truck hitch, performance; $21,900 abe. Now $6,495 632-7567. 1(250)635-6203 day or 635- Now $12,995 3303 after 6:00 om, 1985 Toyota 4x4 1990 BONAIR Motorhome 28' SEED OATS and barley - 1988 Nissan King Kab Cummins diesel engine mileage 34' TOLLYCRAFT Sedan cleaned, high germination• Ra- Pick-up Cruiser. Command bridge. 318, 4 cyl Auto, 57,000 kms 4 cyl, 5 spd 31,000 kin, air cond, hydraulic tions for all types of livestock. Was $5,995 leveling jack, propane genera. Twins with V Drive, 12'3" beam. Southside Feeds. 1-250-694- Was $4,995 tar, fully loaded, sleeps 4, 635- Bathroom/shower. Dingy with 3500 fax/phone. Now$_...$~_4 995 Now $2,995 2340. 15 h:p: Johnson outboard, Pro- , pane galley. Lawrance 1997 01de Eighty. lgg.8ELITECIass=,C. 22..5 fo,ot = Sounden Downfiggers. Kitimat 220. LOST.AND? Eight LS 1991 Mazda Protege motrnome; unev cnasms c/w $40,000.(250)963-9808. ' Low kin's, 6 cyl Auto, fully 4 cyl, 5 spd 17.5 cubic ft. rooftop carrier; .:,. ,.'(,.,.~., i.:.~:::• .,. loaded. Was $8,995 two spare tires; new awning; FOUND: MEN'S prescription roof air; good condition and Was $23,g95 NOW $6,995 glasses oulside of River Indus- very clean. $15,000. Call Hous- tries. Sat. April 10.635-413t. Now $21,995 ton 1-250-696-3363. ~ lg93 Chew Lumina LOST - Fishing Rod and reel, May g, 1gig. The day has been designated PASTOR APPRECIATION 1995 Honda Accord Eurosport 5TH WHEEL for sale. 1997 - 27 west Kalum Rd. on Tuesday SUNDAY, and the theme for the celebration will be "DOUBLE HONOR". EXR 6 cyl Auto, low kms, fully 1/2 ft. Triple E. Topaz. $25,000 April 20/99. The person in the The event Js to give recognitionto ReverendArnold Millerfor outstandingserv- (firm) 13 ft. slide out. Brand new area at this time driving a red & ice, not onlyin Terrace, but in all of lhe northcoast areas. 4 cylAuto, loaded loaded condition includes 5th wheel He and his wife, Faye, and their familyhave lived in Terraceall of their lives. Was $13,995 white Aerostar minivan has any Was $19,995 hitch. To view 2998 Pearson information could you please Pastor Miller has sewed in the Terrace Church of God since 1985 and was Now $17,995 NOW $11,995 Rd. or call Barry or Gayle Jarvis contact Rob 635-5355. appointed pastor in 1989. In additionto serving as pastor, he also hcldsa full- 1-250-845-7175. GALLI BROS. time position as log loader operator. Under his capable leadership, many 1995 Plymouth 1990 Honda Accord LX 8FT. FRONTIER Camper. Ex- Cuslom Fiberglass & Repair LOST FROM Orde Road - improvementsto lhe facilityhave beendone, with muchmore to look forwardto Acclaim BoatRepair Campers Bathtubs North Eby Street area...black in the very near future. Fdendsof Reverend& Mrs. ArnoldMiller and familyare 4 cyl, 5 spd, NC, cruise, cellent cond. Hydraulic jacks, Sundecks Trailers Showers cordless phone handset. If you 6 cyl, Auto cassette fridge,, stove, oven, new fur- found it, please call 635-5905. invitedto attend Was $11,995 Was $7,995 nace. 1 piece roof (no bath) To Custom Made PASTORAPPRECIATION SUNDAY, MAY 9, LOST MINI motorola pager Now $9,995 view 2998 Pearson Rd. or call Drift Boats which Is also PastorMiller's bldhday. HAPPY BIRTHOAY, PASTORII Now $6,995 1-250-845-7175. $3,000 (firm). model-minitor III, 2 channel. Remove & Repair Rust holes Lost in Thornhill. Call 638-1466. Morning service begins at 11 a.m. Dinner will be at 5:00 p.m. MIKE ROSEMAN R.V, ,Help" on oil types of vehicles in the fellowship hall of the facility at the same address. JUST IN! ' we need campers, trailers, 5th, "GOT RUST?.COME SEE US" 1994 Volkswagen 1992 Honda ~EX motorhomes, buy, consign, Jetta 5 sp~e fenced, compound, separate 638-8805 used. Sales staff, Interiors lar- 2935 Old Lakelse take GWM: SEEKS gay, bi, curious 4 c~t~ise, gest dealer. Call Peter 1-800- Road, Terrace, B.C. friends between 20-30 years pow~ kms, $11,995 811-8733, 1-250-558-8635. i old. Discretion assured. Call oneowner Hin i 635-1980. $13,995 1985 Volkswagen HOT HOT Hotlll Lonely? Cabrio Convertible Alone? Connect with bored l~~~r 4 cyl Auto, absolutely loaded KEN'S housewives, singles, couples & 4~~le including CD stacker, alarm gays in your town tonight. 1- 1986 CLARK 668D line skid- 900-830-2222 code #25 adults [~:, T:::::eo H~ s~=~; ,~e°tCh: tt'/:~2 da' ~: nt:t:oh: ?~s: h;e fa: I I°:~:g r $20,995 der. Excellent condition. only. 18+. $2.99/min. 24hrs. MARINE $18,500• Call 250-567-4373. "Adopt Us" campaign. Because of the donations those suffering a 1991 Dodge Club IF 'ALCOHOL is the problem, 1992 Gee Metro 60" JLG Manlift for sale. 800 terminal illness and grieving a loss could access support. We look Cab LE NEWYAMAHA many have found help with forward to your continued support. Auto,VS, fully loaded, low 4 door Sedan, Auto hours• Ph. 632-5954. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. kms,super clean truck $6,995 1999 OutboardsAre ESTATE AUCTION sale May 8, Phone 635-6533. KinetteClub Or. Sharontee Remax o[ Terrace 1999 Burns Lake, partial listing Dr. Hsu Columbia Auto Haus C. Stewart Enterprises $11,995 Here! I'M SO excitedl I've lost lOIbs in Sight & Sound Ltd. Inc. 1987 Honda Civic includes 2-450c J.D. Crawl- 2 weeks by combining 2 health at/Loaders w/backhoes, Inter- Terrace& District Andrew and Marilyn ProgressiveVenlures 1991 Ford F150 4x4 Wagon store products. To receive more Credit Union Brodle TerraceHome 8 cyl,5 spd,A/C, tilt, cruise 4 cyl, 5 spd national dumptruck, swamp- information about these pro- Dr. PaulClark Royal Canadian Hardware $3,495 boat, plumbing, sewer supplies, ducts call Mary. 1-250-962- Optometric Corp. Legion Branch#13 RotaryClub o[ Terrace $9,995 QuicksilverInflatibles complete household. Info call 1- 6252. TerraceBuilders Do It MinuteMuffler and TerraceTotem Ford 250-692-7072. arehere from 7'6" to 14'1" LOOKING FOR grandson, born Centre Brake Soles Ltd. TANDEM TRUCK with gravel Pacific NorthernGas ParagonInsurance Methanex Shaun Warren Murray. Adopted ltd. KitselasLodge #123 Corporation box or water tank. 3500 gallon. out in July 8, 1980. Born March, Cash or trade. (250)636-2490• A/can Smeltersand Frank Donahue BC Tel m EIC3 1979. Phone Collect (403)933- ChemicalsLtd. InsuranceAgency 3722. Dr. Harry Murphy Anne Neid 1997 Yamaha MALE ORGAN enhancement. Our apologiesto anyonewe missedand a sincerethank you to everyone, i .4838 Hw/16VV, Terrace Wolverine3504x4 Like New! FDA approved. Medical vacuum 1-800-665-1990 638-8171 pumps or surgical enlargement. .:. ::::;, $5 999 :, :i:: THUNDERBIRD RANCH & Gain 1-2". Permanent and safe. !iii~}~}$~:~::~:~<~'...... '~*~:~:~.~i{~{~:~:~..".,lii!%iii Farm Equipment• Quality used Resolve impotence. Free ~~.~(~,,~,~::~{~:" & ?~,,,, o "':a:~:"iiii:.~i!!i::~.::.:i Green Boat sales & Iocaters - Hauling avail- brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. 15' able. Dave Crossan (250) 567- 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- 2607, 6kin Mapes Road, Van- bursement. Visit website derhoof, B.C. www,drjoelkaplan.com. WANTED TO buy goose eggs• 1994 CHEVY SiIverado 4x4. Direc WANTED TO buy. Goocl used SINGLE MALE gay would like 635-2868. Fully loaded. Ext. cab. New ex- square baler. In good working ~!~!~ii . .. ; .... • :,.... :: :. 1992Arctic Cat EXT580 to hear from other gay for haust. New tires. Command condition. 1-250-698-7601 eve. • friendship, Reply to file#7, c/o • 90, CARS FOR start. Low miles. F-./C. $19,500. Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton 635-1190 or 635-2921. St., Terrace BC V8G 5R2. • . ::...... ,:.: ,.:.., • : 1995 FORD F160 4x4 pick-up. ain Coast Chipper 1986 MUSTANG GT. 5.0L, 5 Well maintained, great shape. Yamaha1"i" 225R AKITA MALE, purebred. 17 May 14, 1999 I spd, PW, Am/Fm cassette, 5L V8, 5 speed transmission, rues, not neutered, looking for DirtBikes country hcme. $300. 1-250- makes a sad anniversary. Services stock, good condition. $3800. 3:55 limited slip axle and off 30 years of legalized Warren at 1-250-692-3161 or road package, deluxe 2 tone 694-3572. paint, a/c, cruise, tilt, am/fin BB,'i|l;l(,~IfilT;lli il)l,,,liil];~mm FEMALE ROTTWEILER pups, abortion in Canada. STUMP REMOVAL 692-7895. Choose Life, Terrace Pro Life 1986 OLDSMOBILE Sierra cassette. Running boards, 8' 6 weeks old. Mother is purebred Free Estimates box is lined, new Michelin tires. with papers, father is purebred Box 852, Terrace,B.C. VBG 4R1 . _ ... ::v t Cutlas 2.6 lilre, blue, 164,000 1995Yamaha I kin. ERC. Clean, no rust, Includes set of mounted winter strain, doberman/rottweiler. tires, driving lights. Asking BigBear, 4x4. w/winch $200/ea, Call for more informa- I Larry & Debbie Smith $3500. 635-9419. $14,000. Phone or leave mes- tion. 638-8561. 4715 Olson,Avenue 1986 VOLVO 240DL very sa.qe at 638.1727. : .. .$2,699. : clean, good running condition, LAB PUPS. 2 yellow males, 17 Terrace, B.C.~8G 2A4 •638-1786 color yellow. A must see, call 1995 FORD XL 4X4 Extended weeks. Pure bred. U.S. blood 635-4231, price $5800. Cab, Air, tilt, cruise, captain 1999Yamaha lines, Big, stocky English type. ANSWE,RS seats 128,000km extended war- Shots, calm, loving. $250 abe. ;i: ' 1987 HONDA CRX Red, 4 cyl. Grizzly600cc, 4x4 I RATID #a iH ~A rarity to 160,O00km $15,500.00 (250)849-5557. EVAINLY UYS TALK 5 speed, CD player, alarm, A/C, Phone 847-8775, G/C, 2 sets of tires. Well main- REGISTERED BORDER Collie i MV! I ON 1 tained, $3,000, 638-0017 19g5 SONOMA SRZ, V6, 4wd, pups, ready April 26. First shots ' A/C. 85,000km. $12,500 abe. 1- and dewormed, $300. Call 845- 1992 PONTIAC Lemans. Au- 250-694-3572. 2830 evenings or leave a mes- tomatic, 2 door, comes with sa.qe. cassette stereo and tinted wind- ows, no rust, almost new. Ask- .I ' 1-900-451-4055 In.q $5,000. Call 635-4571. +)+).+.!,!+.:,,+.++.: : .+ !L 24 HIIS. $2.99/min- 18+ 1995 CUTLASS Sierra. 67,000 km. Loaded. Very clean, new ~+i::i+i+i++i++i+i++i;i!i~!;~}+++;~+++++!+;+:i++:++:++i:++i++:++ }!+++++i:+++~+++~ ~ KEN'S LONE FIR - Hereford bulls. paint, must see. Asking Good selection of quality polled ARE YOU SAFE? $13,000. Call Houston 1-250- bulls. Looking is free. View sire, 845-7243. dam & sibs. Priced for the com- TERRACE"nu~smo~ HOUSE MAZDA RX7 GSL 1984 red mercial cattlemen (250) 690- offers 24 hour safe shelter to I I near new paint. E/C inside & TERRACEFURNITURE 7527 Ft, Fraser. women with or without children out. Winter stored, lady driven• MART LONE FIR ranch herefords. You can call. Evenjust to talk. 635-7180. MARINEI PIONEER UPHOLSTERY delivery truck, 14ft. 1989 Good selection of thick and MINIVAN FOR sale. Dodge Ford Cube van, new paint. beefy reg. 2 yr. old bulls. Also Battering is not o.k.? since 1973 Caravan 1980. $3600 abe. 615- Converted to NG. $2000 4946Greig Ave.J com. and reg. Bred hereford It is not o.k. for someone FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS 7656. spent on motor, reduced to heifers in Fall 99 Tel. #250- to hit you $8995. Ph: 635-2909 J 690-7527 Fort Fraser. or push you PROFESIONALLY trained er yell at you Call 638-0555 horse, warmblood x mare, 5 You can be safe. yrs, 3,000.00, Percheron x geld- There are safe places. 1985 CHEV Safari van. 8 pas. Jng, 9 yrs, 3800.00, quarter senger. One owner vehicle, e/c • . :..:. ,. : horse/arqab gelding 3 yrs TERRACE TRANSmON $3800, 638-1701. 1998 SUMMITTX High output, 2800.00, warmblood x filly year- HOUSE: ...... 3901 Dabble St., Terrace, B.C. ling, black 2000.00, Arab Geld- 1985 TOYOTA pickup. Runs : :.: RECREATION: 670 cc., c/w altitude tempera- well. $1500 abe. 638-8427. ture compensators, keyless se- ing 3 yrs 1500.00, More horses 635-6447 Claudette Sandecki 635-9434 i VEHICLES :.,:~: curtly system. Excellent ma- more info. 1-250-695-6314. 1987 FORD RANGER King . .. :.. • 24 HOURS A DAY Cab XLT-V6 5 speed. 4x4. Very chine. $7450. Call 1-250-845- TWO (4 yr, old) fillies for sale. good condition, $3500 abe, 16' VANGUARD trailer in very 3388. One reg't Arab-Welsh, good 638-0050, good shape, sleeps four, 3-way, pony club prospect and on SEAPORT LIMOUSINE LTD. furnace, toilet, awning, new arab-work blk & white paint. 1988 ISUZU Trooper. $5400 parts. Looks/works great, 638- Both have been trained and PASSENGER AND EXPRESS SERVICE abe. Call 635-7397. 8080 after five. need miles. Phone Clarence at 250-845-3411,8am-8pm. Hous- Daily scheduled bus service from Stewart to 92 BAYLINER 2452 Classic, ton. Terrace and return, and all poinfs in between. Pick- 5.0 Litre Marc. F.W,C. Alpha up and deJive~ of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and one leg, trim tabs, stand up head, holding tank w/emacera- courier service. , tar pump, cabin heat, wheel house canvas, sounder, V.H.F,, Re, Box 217, Stewart, B,C. A~_ radar, stereo, aluminum swim Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 _~ grid and skiff rack, tabur 8' skiff, Terrace Depoh 635-7676 +0,express o++ztandem otrailer w/flush+++ I + + I kit, brakes & buddies, low ~:~*~*~+ ~" :"~'*~:*"*~,'*:::~:::~:*~*.,~ hours, fresh water boat always iii~ ~:~' ~iiil!iiii!}!!iii~!"!iiiiii!.iiii}!!i~=:!ii! • Inside, stored for 3 years. Im- i!i~i~i~i!i~:=i~;iii!i~ii}ii~ii ANGELICA S ' ' maculatel:'~5,900.00 o.b.e, lI~i A:p:J:: w=;ld like to J weight and ha n propel, rto worry about, so they're much l Smithers 250-847-3064. l iii ! p and pre- J easier to load and launch than conventional boats. Satisfy all i ~ .'.~:~-~.~.. ~a~;.,:.'.~...... your boating needs with a versatile and dynamic Marathon jet |num with easy loader trailer and I~!~ sent chentelle [or oil the,r I boat. Singtsortwinengh, ss, t 7 to 22ft., class and style ls the J 16hp Honda motor, Seldom Lare-c~o'l~o'ots..d~ ~.~<~.... ~ harneeds. ! order of the day. Call for free video, used. 1-250-845-7175. Barry of ~__ " [~...... i~;i:!~;~" ~}~)~i';~i~)~:; Spec ....a z na in hair J Gayle Jarvis, $3,500 (firm), : l..oea~at= zz.zs ::i: :~ :" :i~r~/: ::~: ,:~ ~.~:~.? ,. ,, FOR SALE or trade: 18" alumi, liwy ze, 1'elkwa ":: lii:!.i~!i;~,i~:~:~!~::~:i:.~~ des,gn, perms, colours, I num flatbottom Riverboat,' T,,e*.,,=,t: ...o,...~,p,.. ' and ,u,,. ease caJJ I .,~ ~ Phone 847-4064 comes:with tandem axle trailer, ' . • 846-9863 -. / 90hp Johnson w/Jet, 2 gas : 1L888;686-1566;:.: I!i!!iii!~iii!ii!~!i~!}a a Z s.oo): i .... ~~ Fax 847'9026 tanks $9,000 OBO, 638-1587. hlll,:/~,,w,.J,i~',),~t~i,:,'),/lim',,.t~i-k

:t ) The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999- B13

;Albert, Vi and family would like~ WWW.DRAINGUARD.COM to send a special thank.you ~olJ HELPS protect your perimeter the Thornhill volunteer fireJJ drains and eavestroughs from Northern Hearing department for Iheir quickJJ clogging, catch leaves and nee- response and kind concerns inJJ dles in the drainguard as easy & Safety Training our recent Fire. We would also II as changing a coffee filter. 1- like to send a special thank-you 888-373-0373. A PRIVATEPOSTSECONDARY TRAINING INStiTUtiON to the ambulanceand R.CM.P. A specialthank-yau goes vul to our WCB OFA LEVEL 1 ¢7R kind neighbors,friends and tam. ql l ll ily For all of their help and May I, May 4 8 am -4 pm thoughlfut phonecalls. You have R L Asphalt Sealing May 12 all helpedus througha verydiffi- Specializing in residential ,.._.m, WCB OFA TRANSPORTATIONENDORSEMENT _~7_~ cult time. Again we thank you ~u, a v all. driveways May2, May 6 8 am - 4 pm . The de Jong family, Protect it and keep it May 13 looking like new! In Loving memory of wce OFA LEVEL 3 ~95 May25-June 7 (2 Weeks) PATSY ANDERSON Roland Lagace June21. July2 8 am. 4 pm H~rold Wilfrid Smilh Dec. 9, 1943 - April 24, 1994 3661 Hawthorn Ave. Terrace, B.C. V8G 5E1 Aug 16 - 27 It ~s with great sadness we Five years ago you were suddenly called away; Phone: (250) 635-3516 announce the passing of H w..,s $50 Harold. Harold was born in Our hearts were dearly broken. May 17 on demand Armstrong an Aug. 30, 1922 2~Iemories remain our cherished token. and passed away on April TRANSPORTATIONOF DANGEROUSGOODS 19th, 1999. He will always be We never had a chance to say goodbye North Pacific May20 8am-4pm rememberedby his wife, Grace, So many times we wonder why. $100 his sons, lan & Brian, JETBOAT LTD. daughters-in-law Sharon & When God chose you, he chose the best. RRE SUPPRESSION,%00 $200 Sindy & grandchildren Marc, Love from your family j May 18 & 19 Jenny (Clive),Birch & Brenna. • Guided Angling The family would like to FIRESUPPRESSION IOOA $75 express our appreciationfor all • River Tours May 10 I/2 Bay Refresher the kindnessshown by the doe 280. BUSINESS : • Water Taxi Service COURSESHELD AT.'. tars and nurses & staff at Mills LEO PAUL LaFRANCE SERVICES r Memorial Hospitaland for all of the help and support of our .Sept. 14, 1923 - March 30, 1999 • Crew Boat Service friends. Paul LaFrance was borr CONSOLIDATE YOUR pay- • 20' Six Passenger Covered & Heated Thankyau as Well to the mem- in St. Edouard, Alberta. ments, one easy payment. No bers of the Eastern Star & more stress, no equity-security. Boat MasonicLodge. he moved to Terrace, B.C. Good or Bad Credit. Immediate The SmithFamily in the 50's where he Approval. Immediate Relief. Na- • 20001b Freight Capacity raised his 12 children. He tional Credit Counsellors of Ca- • Day Rates Available passed away in St. Paul's nada. For nearest office 1-B88- 777-0747. Licensed & Bonded. , AIRLINES NOW HIRING Entry REFRIGERATION JOURNEY- HILL, Mary Elizabeth(Molly) Hospital in Vancouver, 3511 Dogwood Ave Passed away peacefully at B.C. DEBT PROBLEMS? We can Tel. (250)638-0468 level positions available, Call for MAN and certified sheet metal TerraceviewLodge, Terrace, B.C. on help. Free Consultation. Low Terrace, B.C. V8G 4Y7 Fax. (250)638-0489 application guide. 604-878- mechanic with HVAC service April17, 1999,Pre-deceased in 1995by He is survived by his cost Consolidation Plans ac- 7881. exp req'd immed, in affordable her husbandStanley Entin (Stan) Hill, wife Madeliene (Dumaine) cepted by creditors. Stop stree Medicine Hat. Fax resume to her sisterLouise Jean (Lou)Pipe in ASK ME how you can receive lg85. his brothers Robert and & collection calls. Credit Coun- $100 worth of Avon Products Medicine Hat Refrigeration: 1- Mollywas the oldestof threedaugh- Albert of Alberta, his sis- selling Society of BC. A non- FREE. Urgently needed AVON 403-526-3564 Phone 403-526- tern bornto BulkleyValley pioneers Bill ters Gertrude, Ida, profit service. 1-888-527-8999, Consultants in all areas. Join 2835. andAnni0 Nconan. She was oneof the DO YOU need a licenced Bar 'a winning team, Sharon (250) first babies born at the Smithers Annette, Theresa, and 638-7699. Hospital,September 18, 1914.Molly Denise of Alberta. His Tender for 50 to 350 people? lived mostof her life in Telkwa,S.C., We do Weddings, and parties of CERTIFIEDDENTAL I beforemoving to Terrace in 1994. children Edmond (Car- all kinds. Reasonable rates, full ASSISTANT ! An activevolunteer of the Telkwa oline), Louis, Jules tinge), table service available upon re- FOSTER FAMILIES J wile Orthomodule required | community,Molly was involvedwith the quest, black tie or casual events NEEDED I one weekend per month in J TelkwaFiremen's Women's Auxiliary, the Pierre (Carolyn), Adrian, busy ortho office in Smithers. I Women's Institute, Kinsmen,Telkwa Emile, Real (Barb), Ida Call us for pricing and reserva- Ministry far Children & Familles J" tion information. 638-7830. needs foster homes for teens in J' Send resume to P.O. Box 3718, J Barbecue,and was alwaysready with (Dennis), Roger, Irene Smithers, B.C. V0J 2N0. J homeba~ing or handicrafts. FREE CONSULTATION in be- your community. If interested J Molly will be missed and lovingly (Paul). He also leaves coming an E-Commerce Inde- pleasecall 638-2311 and ask for J ,ememberedby her daughterVera Kathy. J Holman (Peter Madsen) of West behind 20 grandchildren pendent business owner. No Vancouver,son Art Hill(Pauline), sister and 6 great risk and low investment. For Frsnkle Batesand brother.in.lawsArt 'BARTENDER/WAITRESS grandchildren. into phone 627-1223, Fax 624- NEEDED for Splashdown Batesof WhiteRock and FrankPipe of 4408. Hazellon. He was predeceased by Lounge. Must be mature, reli- New car . Mollywas proudof her eightgrand- his daughter Jeanne FREE INTERNET accessl able and able to work indepen- dealership requires children: Kathi, Sette.Marie,Debbie, (~cKinney) and his son Amazing Top Secret Web site dently. Transportation a must, •Jenny. Don. Adam. Jamle and Cara, and show you Howl 1-900-677- Apply in person to Mount Lay. "ninegreat.grandchildren: Shawna, Tyler, Antoine (Tony). 3700. Ext. 8154. $2.99/min. experienced Trevor,Shellina, Darcy, Michelle, Mandy, ton Hotsprings Resort. 250-798- Brandonand Brittany, She always We would like to thank Must be 18 yrs. Serv-U (619) 2214. service 645-8434. enjoyedvisits from her nephew gill Pipe, everyone who embraced I~MIKLOYMENT OPPORTUNI. and fivenleces: Margo Bates-Froese, GREAT HAIR for Women of manager Uz Stokes,Ann Sterritt,Jeanne Smith us with kind words, deeds TY Senior Accountant. Head of andJudy MacAuloy and their families. and wishes through this Colour. Perms, treatments and Accounting Department from Please send resume to In lieuof flowers,donations may be difficult time. The loss of clouting at extremely low prices. May 10, 1999 to March 31, 106 North Broadway madeto In MollyHill's nameto the Appointments call Sophia 635- 2000. possibly of becoming per- CanadianDiabetes Association or the bath husband and father 2582. Williams Lake V2G 2X7 Firemen'sBenev0lentFund.: i ihas left a void in our lives ~ . . .., ... manent position with full bene- 11~efamllyhe!dagraVesidesehiceet ! I'that ~-~ ~i-&';-I= I~='1,:, ~,., WILL SET UP and maintain fits package at end of term. For Tell~,~i~CemeteP/'bdThbmday, Apd 22 I l- I ".... r." ,~ .your small.business bookkeep- detailed' job' des~ripti0n, pt~bhe A receptionfoll0wed'at.the Tel~a I : g ~ [' ' ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- 250-398.6831, fax 250-398- Senmr• 's Centre' J In lleu of flowers, dona- perience.Excellent references 6115, E-mail: [email protected]. upon request. Phone635-9592 FOSTER FAMILIES I lions can be made to ~ ~ Salary: $30,000 to $35,000 per or Email: manucomp@uni- year. Deadline; May 5, 1999, " Bucks Unlimited. Member serve.com NEEDED Sned resume: Cariboo Friend- Minish-y for Children & ship Society. 99 South Third Families require homes for _.. The LaFrance Family ----A-~B~i-~'T-i~ ' ' ' ~ ' " Avenue, Williams Lake, B.C. children of all ages with a V2G 1J1. variely of behav ours and spe- JANITORIAL EXPERIENCED RANCH hand cia needs. Remuneration will Medical EquipmentLoan Service I will put a sparkle in required for farm work and be provided based on skills & [ abilities. If interested please In YourHome. '" ~ =, your home or office horse riding, etc. Three bed- In 'four Communib/. L~,~I SPECIAL RATES FOR SENIORS room house with job, 1-250- call Kathy at 638-2311. ,,l,C.n.oo.n.c.... 378-5788. G.M. DEALER requires assis- 1WO POSITIONS tant pads manager. 5 years GM yearly. Easy 2nd job only takes exclusive area for proven and are available Forhappy, pads experience and enthu- energetic 2-3 days a month, For more in- approved Norweco Treatment formation call Peter at 250-372- siasm an asset. Resumes: Box HYGIENISTS 2908. Plants. Call for details 1-88- 167, 104-250 Dogwood Street, 782-2111. Campbell River, B.C. V9W 5C1. at an established dental prac- DON'T MISS DUll New to Cana- WESTCOAST WASTEWATER, tice. Send resumes to LakeTse da, ground floor home based OPENING SOON. Great Cana- distributorships tar sale, earn Dental Centre, 4438 Lakelse business. Unlimited income po- dian Dollar Store now taking ap- $70,000 p.a. average with an Ave., Ten'ace, B.C. VgG 1P1 tential. Exploding industryl Call plications for employment, exclusive area for proven and or Fax 2,50-638-8073. 888-291-5202 PIN#9575 'Pholre 635-2753 or apply at approved Norweco Treatment 5411 McConnell Cres. Attention Dr. Forgie. ESTABLISHED RELIABLE cab Plants. Call for details 1-888- company in Watson Lake, Yu- 782-2111 kon, Heres your chance to stad your own business, $20,000. DON'T MISS THIS MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS Messaqe at (867)536-7937. North West Region EXCELLENT BUSINESS op- OPPORTUNITY. • Selling due to health Youth Employment Program podunity. Concrete franchise. Competition TH05:0001 Now available, Small invest- reasons. Large cleaning ment, great returns. Extremely service serving Terrace & There are Youth Employment Opportunities with the Ministry of low overhead. For more infor- Rupert. Steady clientele & Transportation and Highways, North West Region. The m n stry mation call 1-877-565-2257. will be filling positions for projects in the Terrace, Nass Valley, 'e .r~ ~ .... .~ ..... _ . contracts. Large volume, ORGANIC HEALTH Explosionl Prince Rupert, and Dease Lake areas. If hired you will be No personal sellingl No pro- sales $150,000 year. Asking $90,000 expected to work outdoors, in the laboratory, ar office. Extended ; CarpetCare II ducts to stockl Unique one a periods of travel may be required. Length of employment is kind organic product linel Creat anticipated to be 2 months to a maximum of 4 months. ,' I FOR ALL YOURINSULATION NEEDS long term residual incomel Free 638-6377 t r" . r'l ' I I AND BOBCATSERVICES lapel 1-888-465-1418 24hrs. Serious enquiries only The Youth Employment Program is intended to provide eligible r Larper ~eanmg II,~-~ ~ - , STEVE&OEUN *,, • ,. ,-, "- II/ Backhoe -Sweeper "DumpTruck .Augers / OUR COMPANY is Legal and participants with challenging and meaningful work assignments SAWArZ~X upnolstery L, leanln~ J I I" VCas~Remo~l • Sn(~wRernoval • LandscapingJ ! expanding. This simple and to help individuals develop long term work and life skills. t,o F x * FloodRestoration I/[" El=,;,I easy home based business off- t The Province of British Columbia is committed to employment 635-2282 -- ~ ...... Ill 5022Agar Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G l JI ers excellent service and in- Eveningwelcome!calls [gt[,]llllttr:~Kql[ell~,,~t,.,~.~,~. ~':'~"~" J L RUSSTRAPP, Rep. Tel.: (250} 63S-3040 or (250)635-2424 equily. Applications are encouraged from qualified equity come. Sales and marketing groups including: persons with disabilities, aboriginal persons, agents needed immediately. Toll-Free: 1-877-263-7940. visible minorities and women in non-traditlonal jobs. Please ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS clearly indicate on your resume if you are included in any of WANTED: IF I could show you for Cat excavator and grader these deslgnaled groups. :i I n" ed, busy, stuckathonze. /:I~P~".~. ~°'¢~'~t* N: how I make more money in a operators. Must be experienced : i Letmebringlhepamperingtoyou!/j~,~o~:,,,,,~,,,ed ~:: month than most people make in road building. Please re- Eligibility:. in a year. Will you give me 15 spond to File #9 c/o Terrace To be eligible to apply for thesepositions you must: minutes of your time? Phone, Standard 3210 Clinton Street, leave message 1-877-494- Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2. *Be a permanent resident of British Columbia and eligible to 6343, work in Canada : i Appointmentsnora ayanecessary [ J~ 11 ..~ -~::: • Possessa valid, minimum class 5, driver's license *Have previously been enrolled in full time or pert tlme studies at . [ 638 2092 an educational institution in Ine six months prior to the work assignmentperiod. COOSEMAN$ PIANOS ]1 Terrace Tree Trimming For Sale By Owner Please indicate on your application, your experience or educa- ..,., ,..orr, w.,.,.. ,.o II & tion in the hollowing areas: ' Tusi,, H FULLY INSURED • Math skills ', ~ Comple~Rebairding J I ~ Danger Tree Removal • Ability to work outdoors ;' "Re"ul gc,, S,'=_. /1~ By HousesAnd Power Lines • Computer skills , ~ t'~lvner.,ec~,,l= I I ~HII' CLEAN-UPSERVICES AVAILABLE To Apply: I~q~ ' From Houston to Prince Rupert t Send resume/applicatlon to the address below by 4:30 p.m., , , --j~ ~ e Jos~(250) Coosemsns635-9275 j[ j~ ESF~TE (250) 635-7400 Tuesday, May 4, 1999. Your covering letter must describe why you are interestedin working for the Ministry of Transportation Well established and respected and Highways, )'our future career plans, and haw you fee th s experience will benefit you. Pleasealso indicate your preferred ! I Ca tIe C[.eanm This space could chainlink fence company. geographical area. : :::' BecauseYour Home is YourCastle... be yours. Phone Minislry of Transportationand Highways Youth EmploymentProgram - ~ l-[ome and Office CALL NOW! 4837 Keith Avenue j: .~__~. ExceptionalService Terrace, BC Tabatha Orange 638.1995 V8G 1K7 Attention: Cheryl Parkes Leave name & number. Phone: (250)638.6453 638-7283 Facsimile: (250)615..3943

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f Looking for Child Care? SkeenaChild Care Resource and Referralhas informationon Questions about Cancer? child careoptions and on choosingchild care. Drop by The Family Place The Library provides access to the Internet, hundreds of full at 4553 Park Ave. Call the or call 638-1113. text magazines and library collections around the world. SkeenaCCRR is a programof the Canadian Cancer Society's TerraceWoman's Resource Centre and Is fundedby the Minlsb'yfor For More Informafon Call 635-6511 h Childrenand Families. j Cancer Information Service

" 300.HELP ; .,i • . 300. HELP L~~ ! -888-939-3333 " •- WANTED -i. WANTED QUESNEL F-XOTIC 5th Annual BURNS LAKE Specialty Wood Fur & Feather Auction. May 1 REPORTER WANTED for twice WILLIAMS LAKE area compa- 1999. 11:00 am. Alex Fraser is currently updating its file for weekly newspaper in central ny requires permanent f/t ac- general employment. Applica- AgrI-Plex. Please consign eany, Cancer ~l~ B.C., car and camera required. countant (CGA). Min 4 years (250)249-5210, (250)747-3212, Information tion preference wil be given to Fax resume to Bill Phillips, Wil- experience, preferably forestry those applicants that have lum- (250)992-6269. Service liams Lake Tribune, 250-392- related. Fax resume with refer- TERRACE RINGEI-rE Asso. Service ber grading ticket or those who 7253. ences to 250-398-8664. are experienced forklift opera- ciaton - Annual General Meet- d'information tors. Applications will be be ac- REQUIRED IMNEDIATELY. m ing. May3, 1999, 7:00 pm. Ter- sur le cancer Ticketed or 3rd, 4th or appren- Experienced race Public Library. For more cepted until May 4, 1999. Appli- 1-888-939-3333 cations may be picked up at the tice fabricators, Fax resume to into 635-1554. 1-250-489-4215, Only those Administration office, Monday to qualified need apply. "rWEEDSMUIR PARK Rod & Friday between 8:00 a.m and Gun Club. 24th Annual 1000 3:00 p.m. or resumes may be TWO POSITIONS are available No phone calls please. yard shoot May 2 8 am Sunday. taxed to 250-698-7682, for happy, energetic hygienists Drop off or mail resume to Decker Lake, North Road. $25 DENTAL HYGENIST for pro- at an established dental prac- Irly Bird Seniors, $15 Juniors. Sight in gressive family practice in Al- tise. Send resumes to Lakelse May 1,8am. Into call John 692- Dental Centre 4438 Lakelse 4425 Keilh Ave., 3249. berta Foothills Rocky Mountain Ave, Terrace, BC, V8G 1P1 or House is a growing community fax (250)638-8073. Attn: Dr. Terrace, V8G 1J7 offering unlimited recreation & Forqie. opportunities. Contact Ruth at phone 403-845-3111, fax 403- WANTED -A caring responsi- 845-7610. ble person with a social service TERRACE worker certificate or similar EARH $200, $300, $500 or BE A professional actor qualifications who enjoys work- Vancouver's Professional Film more per week, assembling ing with people. For more infor- products in the comfort of your Graduate 6 month program. mation phone Susan at 635- Vancouver's film industry needs own home, send a self ad- 5135. dressed stamped envelope to: actors. Toll-Free 1-877-FILM- O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. West WANTED LIVE-in care giv- ACT www.universe.com/awa STANDARD Suite 541 Ref 683 Mississauga, er/mother's helper for complete Ont. L5K 2R8. care of 11 year old child in the 320. WORK absence of parents plus light .... WANTED THE CHOICES Program (Ter- housekeeping job, Reply to File OFFICE HOURS & DEADLINES race & District Community Serv- #8, c/o Terrace Standard, 3210 ices) is looking for Casual/On- EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. Clinton, Terrace, BC V8G 5R2. Jurgen Mattheis, 635-7810. The office is open Call employees wanting sum- Good references required. mer employment. Applicants Housing, fence, office remodel- must be 19 years of age. If you ing. Independant distributor of Monday to Friday for have Grade 12 and are interest- Sun-Free vinyl products. ed in working with people who HIRE A student. Garden rototill- receipt of are developmentally delayed, ing, reasonable rates, 635-9369 and you are willing to obtain a: student required immediateJ or 635-3067. advertisements, Level 1 First Aid Ticket, Class 4 for weekends& after schoo Driver's License, TB & Tetanus, HOME IMPROVEMENTS. EX- No phone calls please. PERIENCED CARPENTER will letters to the editor and Criminal Record Checks. Drop off: or mail resumeto Please pick up an application at do work in all aspects of con- Irly Bird struction; concrete, framing, sid- contributed articles. 4916 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, 4425 Keil~ Ave., BC. For more information "call ing, building maintenance, etc.. the Choices Office at 635-7863. Terrace, V8G 1J7 Workmanship guaranteed. 638- MONDAY - 8210. PAINTER 15 years experience. interior/exterior. Low Rates for FRIDAY seniors. Free Estimates, We do it right oncel Call 635-3783. PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. 8:30 A.M.- COMMUNIW, OUTREACH COORDINATOR TRUCK':~rfd';'28 ' trailer en- closed, will protect your goods 16/37 Communily Futures Development Corporation is seeking ...... ='1=5:00 P.M. an individual to work with remote outlying communities in the across town or across country. 16/37 planning area. Will assist, or load for you. Rea- Job Description sonable rates. Call 635-2126. Taking di .recfion from the General Manager and Board of Now in two locations. Terrace at 3210 CLINTON STREET,TERRACE, B.C. V8G 5R2 Directors, Ihe Coordinator will provide information and assis- 635-2126 or 638-6969 (cell) or tance in accessing the full range of Government and private pro- Williams Lake 398-9041. grams available to remote communities in Northwest BC The THORNTON CONSTRUCTION successful candidate will work in these communities doing strate- -Experienced carpenter gic planning, communily economic development, project and available for construction reno- proposal writing, businessplanning, etc. The Coordinator will vations, or repairs. Call Richard 638"7283 638.8432 work closely wlJh 16/37 daft to coordinate efforts. Extensive Thornton. 638-8526. travel in Noffflwest BC is a requirementof this position. Qualifications The person we seekwill be highly motivated, an enthusiasticselfi starter and be able to work in chang ng situations with a variety 613 - WEEK OF el: people and interests. Strong interpersona and coping skills COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS Network Classifieds APRIL 26/99 are essential. Candidates must have a degree or diploma in a ASSOCIATION relevant field (preferably Biology). Ex~rlence 'working with F rst These ads appear in approximately 100 for 25 words To place an ad call Nations, business planning, coml~ter skills, public spe?.king, and British Columbia and Yukon community newspapers in B,C.and Yukon 15290 $ 6.00 each this paper or the BCY- demonstrated writing skills includ ng proposals and business and reach more than 3 million readers. plans. Familiarly wiPn fisheries funding programs would be an additional word CNA at (604) 669-9222 BUSINESS OPPORTU- asset. A reliable vehicle for travel in the region is also required. BUSINESS OPPORTU- ...... EDUCATION INVESTMENT OPPOR- ...... TRUCKS Preferencewill be given to residentsof No'west BC...... NITIES NITIES BE A SUCCESSFUL _____TUNITY SAVE ON TRucKS $ Salary CASH IN/CASH OUT FRANCHISE OPPORTU- WRITER...write for money 2+2. Earn 400% Return CARS, New & Used. Commensurate with experience. Coke, Pepsi, Hostess, NITY. Great Canadian and pleasure with our within 5 days. Pay $2150 Guaranteed instant credit Please forward resumesa.n: M&M. Re-stock estab- Dollar Store. Excellent lo- unique home-study and recruit 2 more at approval. Free home de- Joe Whitney lished unique vendors in cation available in Victo- course. You get individual $21 50 each. Pays you livery with 0 down. Call General Manager your area. No selling. Full- ria, B,C. $15,000, fran- tuition from professional $8250 guaranteed. O.A.C. today 24hrs 1-877-212- 16/37 Commun.ly Futures DevelopmentCorporation time, part-time. Minimum chise fee plus inventory, writers on all aspects of 204-4630 LazelleAvenue Car lease, computers 3232. Ford. Dodge.GM. __ Terrace, BC investment $13,980 1- signage, etc. Leaseholds writing, romances, short (604) 855-9204. V8G 1S6 888-503-6884 24 hours. have been completed. stories, radio and TV RECREATIONAL PROP- Telephone635.5449 Contact: Kevin Walker, scripts, articles and chil. PERSONALS ERTY EARN 5K+ PER WEEK. Franchise Office, phone dren's stories, Send today LONELY? ALONE? CON- Deadline: F/T, P/T from home, Be PARK MODELS,aci0}y 250-388.0123, E-maih for our FREE BOOK. Toll NECT with bored house- Direct 12 wides. CSA Ap- Resume must be receivedby Friday May 14, 1999 at 1:00pro. your own boss. We do the [email protected] free 1-800-267-1829 Fax wives, singles, couples, proved for your RV site, selling for youl Work m, Webslte: www,dollar- 1-613-749-9551, The and gays in your town park, resorts, rec, proper- smarter, not harder. Toll stores.corn. 58 stores Writing School, 3176 - 38 tonight. 1-900-830-2222 ty, granny flats. B,C. Built. Free: 1-800-811-2141 across Canada and grow- McArthur Ave., Ottawa, Code 43, Adults only, Quality R,V.'s 1-800-667- Code # 85021. ing, ON K1L 6R2. 18+, $50 max charge. 24 15_3_3-.D__L#.83_87 _A: ...... A private enterprise in Terrace has a vacancy for a full- PAYPHONES. Now you COUNSELLOR TRAIN- hours, time position. This position has been identified as an OWN YOUR OWN FULL LEGAL SERVICES can own them. Most fi- SERVICE franchise ING Institute of Canada employment equity position for individuals oF First MOBILE HOMES ..... ~IEED A LAWYER oFI nancially secure home $12,500 total investment, offers on-campus and cor- Nations descent. As this is a Skeena Native Development QUALITY MANUFAC- LEGAL IhFORMATION? based business in the Includes protected territo. respondence courses to- TURED Homes Ltd. Ask Sociely initiated project, Skeena Native Development world. $250K/yr poten, ward a Diploma in Coun- If you think you might ry, training plus all equip- about our used single and have a legal problem but Sociely will do the screening and the prospective Min invest $9,600, Invest selling Practice to begin ment and stock to recu- double wldes. "We Serve aren't sure; if you need employer will do final interviews and selection. is guaranteed, Serious inq May 31/99. Free cata- perate full investment, - We Deliver". 1-800-339- legal advice but don't only. Call for your free Iogue, call 24hrs 1.800- full/pt. $75-150 hourly 5133, DL#8387. know where to look; if you Sen, ice Represenlafive: This position requires the incum- video kit, 1-800-253-9779. possible, t-888-785.9955, 665-7044. REAL ESTATE need a lawyer but don't bent to be energetic and capable of dealing wilh young 50 YR OLD EX PRESI- fax: (604) 552-7709. Mas- EMPLOYMENT OPPOR- know one. The Lawyer ter Franchise Avail. STOP RENTINGI Home's people as a service representative for the business. The TUNITIES Referral Service can help DENT large corporation for little or no money individual will be involved with all aspects at: running a gives up 10 hrs/day ca- __CAREER TRAINING_ BusY SHOP IN you, It's simple and inex- business from events planning to food preparation. down, If you can afford to reer to work 10 hrs/wk. Exciting well paid careers WHISTLER looking for pensive, A 30 minute con- Experience in these areas would be an asset but not nec- rent, you can afford to Having fun and maintain- in the computer program- highly motivated, licensed buy. Learn How. Call 1- sultation with a lawyer essary. The on-the-job trainee must have: mechanic. Consider 3rd ing high 6 figure income. ming, We will prepare 888-686-8116 Ext. H99. costs only $10. In Van- For details and free Into suitable applicants, Min- or 4th year apprentice, Mon.-Fri. 9-5 PST. couver & The Lower the skills to work with young adults call 1-600-434-4317. Istry of Education Regis- Send resume to: Box 197, Mainland call 687.3221 In i the abilily to work independently or as part el: o team 24hr meg, ...... tered Home Study Diplo- Whistler, B.C. V0N 180 or RECREATIONAL PROP- other areas of B,C. call !_ax_.(604) .935-1203, ...... ERTY toll.free 1.800.663-1919. be serf motivaled, energetic and have good RETURN ON INVEST- ma Program. Financial SUNNY OKANAGAN, Diai-A.Law: Free general communication skills MENT 30-80%/YR from assistance, loaner com- FOR SALE MISC, Freehold golf resort con- legal Information on 129 • must be willing to work evenings $3600 invested, Easy set- puter systems and job ~WMILL $4895 S,~,W placement tools available, dominlums located on 2 different topics Is now up, coin-op, Can be oper- LOGS INTO BOARDS, available 24 hours a day The position pays a wage rate of $9.00 per hour based No experience necessary, planks, beams, Large ca- championship golf cours. ated by anyone with from touch tone phones. on a 40-hour workweek. CMS 1-800-477-9578. pacity. Best sawmill value as. $56,500. Excellent transportation., Leave revenue potential. Enjoy a In the Lower Mainland call name and telephone num- CAREER SERVICES anywhere. Free informa- ton 1-800-566-6899. Nor- weekend on usl Quail 687-4680, outside the If you feel that you have the qualifications, background, ber: 1-877-363-7832. AIRLINES NOW HIRING, wood Sawmills, R.R. 2, Ridge Resort, Kelowna 1- Lower Mainland Toll-Free and interest in this. position, please apply in confidence $7-$15/HOUR, No experi- MAJOR DEPARTMENT KIIworthy, Ontario POE 877-513.9393. 1.800.565.LAWS (5297), by April 30, 1999 by .sending your resume, detailing ence necessary. Entry Operators are available to STORE RETURNS from 1G0. _SALES HELp WANTED- your work experience and qualifications to the following: Canada's largest return level, will'train. Call 1-800- assist you weekdays DSS SATELLITE sub- INTERNATIONAL company at prices lower 300-6393 extension 136, 8:S0A.M. to 4:30P,M. John Amos Fee requ!red $169.95: ..... scrlptlon or card prob- HEALTH & BEAUTY Co, Dial-A-Law can be than you're paying now, lems? Eurocards over 300 1.5 billion $ Sales in 1998 Job Placement Office, Private Business by the pallet or the full ...... COMPUTERS _.__ reached on the Internat at: Skeena Native Development Sociely channels+ PPV one low seeks P/T & F/T Sales www.cba.org/bo. A Public load, Niagara Llquldators, SURF THE NET, Fully price, guaranteed, Satel- Reps, Work from home or PO Box 418, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B1 (905) 682-8700, Toll Free', Service of The B.C, Loaded Computers, On lite systems/Echoetar office, we train, David Branch of The Canadian 1-888.700-9495, Website: the spot financing, available. Dealer inquiries (604) 293-2998, Fax (604) (or Fox to (250) 635.1414) www,nlagarailquldators.co Bar Association, funded $49/month 1-888-722- welcome, 1-403-888- 293-2995 or email: calm, by The Law Foundation of m, 9009 ext 102, 1126; !-877-777-1447. [email protected]. i B,C, MIRVANAMETAPHYSIC The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 - B15 A ~__O~Su~ CALLING FOR TENDERS ¢ /~ & HEAUNG CENTRE FOR SANDUR MAIN TIMBER SALE LAYOUT ~ CONTRACT SBF00DKM-011 In the estate of Sealed Tenders for the Sandur Main Timber Sale Layout Contrect No. SBF00DKM. Oll, under the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, will be received by the Olive L. Invitation to Tender MetaphysicalCounselling District Manager,Ministry of Forests, Kaium Forest District, 200-5220 Kelth Avenue, ~uma,Spriritua] C~ K~r~el~le~e Terrace, B.C., V0S 1L1. until 10:00 e.m. on May lt, 1999. This contract will require NOTICE TO In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Laurel Grogs,Mac.D. Phd. the layoutof oppmxlmetely55.4 hectaresof Timber Sales In 2 blocks. CREDITORS AND Mulwain Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for All Inquiries should be directed to Richard Kxupop, Contract Coordinator, at the above the following: 635-'/'/'/6 address. Phone (250) 638-5100. contract particulars package can be obtained at the OTHERS of the Village of Tra~0rmtiona]Coume]]ing Kalum Forest District Office between8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mondayto Friday, RE: THE ESTATEOF Gitsegukla, B.C., retired Project Number: 2-7524-9901 ~]ati0ns~ip~,Family, Grieving Careers No tender will be considered having any qu~dtfytng clauses whatsoever,and the low. PETERIJNTERIS deceased, who died on the 29th day Contract Identification Sean Gregg,Consultant/Coach eel or any tenderwill not neceeasdfybe accepted. Formerly of Te.rrace,British Columbia Number: 242OP0080 635-7776 Contract award Is subject to funding bale0available at the time, Creditors and others having cla ms of October, 1998. Take o~o~nst the estate at PETERUNTERIS notice that I intend to Location: This project is located on various high- ore hereby notified under section 38 ¢ ways within the Thompson Okanangan, CALUNG FOR TENDERS of the TrusteeAcl that part cutars of apply for probate of the RO$SWOOD TIMBER SALE LAYOUT ~'~= Kootenay, Central/Northwest, FOR their c aims should be sent to Ihe I CONTRACT SBFOODKM-012 estate in the Supreme Northwest Regions undersigned Administrator at #200- Court of British Columbia Christ Lutheran Sealed Tendersfor the RosewoodTimber Sate Layout Contract No. SBFOODKM-O12, 4630 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Description: Supplyall found Tandem Dump Truck under the Sm~l Business Forest Enterprise Program, will be received by the District V8G IS6, on or before June 1st, at Smithers, B.C. for hauling crushed granular aggregate Church Manager, Ministryof Forests, Kaium Forest Dletdct, 200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, 1999, after which date he Please submit outstanding in B.C. 3229 Sparks St. B.C., V8G t L1, until 9:00 a.m. on May 11, 1999. This contract will requirethe layout of Adm nistr0tor wil distribute Ihe approximately +158.0 (Gross) hectares, :1:72.4 (Not) hedaras of Timber Sales in 2 estate among the parties ent ed to accounts to • Sundays - blocks. This limber Sale Controctla basedan PartialCutting HarvestSystem. it, having regard to fh0 claims of B.D. Ryan, A reviewof the contract conditions will be held at 10:00 a.m. on the 5th day of May, which the Aaminisfrater then h0s SUFFICIENT FUNDING SPECIFICALLY FOI~ THIS Sunday School 10 am lgg~. Attendance Is mandatory. Only contractors that have attended the mandatory eallce. - Linda Jean Linferis, Box 139, Hazelton, B.C. E.B_O_,E_C~ Worship 11 am review will be eligible to bid on this contract, All Inqulitea should be directed to Administrator. Warner Bandstro V0J 1YO. Richard Krupop, Contract Coordinator,at the above address. Phone (250) 638-5100. Brown, Solicitors. I Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the - Thursdays - Contract particulars package can be obtained at the KaJum Forest District Office Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be Evening Prayer 7 pm between8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mondayto Friday. received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways Contractors must submit a statement of quai~catlans and expedenca demonstrating The little church in the that they have successfullycarded out contractsof this size and nature. Crew super- ~1~~Bp-~ISH NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS at 101.523 COLUMBIA STREET, KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C visor (field) will have a minimum of three (3) years experience in road location and ~OLUMBIA INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR u,~,~ ~ 2T9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 13, 1999, when heart of the horseshoe CONTRACT E00-05-9694 Pastor Terry Simonson timber sale layout, Compassmen will have a minimum of one(l) year in road location tenders will be opened in public. Fax revisions to the ten- end timber saio layoutexperience. Sealed Tendersfor the construction of 2 980 metres, more or loss, of subgrade on Iha dered amount must be sent to (250). 828.4205. 635-5520 No tender will be considered having any qualifying clauseswhatsoever, and the low- Harper, Branch H-85.1 ForestService Road will be received by the District Manager. est or any lender will not necessarilybe accepted. Kalum Forest District, #200-5220 KeithAvenue, Terrace,British Columbia, VSG 1 L1. A bid security will not be reaulred. Contract award is subject to funding betn0 availableat the lime, up to 11:00 a.m. on May t 4, 1999, and will be opened in public at that time. Tenders ors invited from qualified contractorsonly. A qualifiedcontractor is one who In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and has successfully completed work of a similar size and nature within the past rive Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are Invited for years, and is in good standing with the'Registrar of Companlas and the Workers' the following: Regional Dishrid of Kitimat-Stikine Compensation Board. Plans may be viewed and/or obtained for a non.refundable fee of $25.00 (including Project Number: 2-7524-9902 PST& GS1} after May 3, 1999 from: Ketum Forest Distdct Office, #200. 5220 Keilh Contract Identification NOTICE Avenue, Terrace,British Columbla V8G 1L1. All inquiries should be directed to Brian Number: 242OP0081 Bailey, af the aboveaddress, Phone (250) 638-5t00 or Fax (250) 638-5176. Queensway Sewage Regulation Bylaw No. 407, 1999. Bidders m'o required to submit 10% of the tendered price as a bid bond or cash Location: This project is located on various high- deposit. This will be refunded to the unsuccessful bidders. In addition, the successful ways within the Thompson Okanangan, Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the ~/Voste bidder must supply a pedormance bond of 50% of the tendered price, or a cash sesu- Kootenay, Central/Northwest, nty of tO% in a form acceptable to the Province. Northwest Regions Management Act and the Municipal Act, the Realot I Tenders must be submitted on the forms and In the envelope supplied. No tender i, sha~l be consideredhaving any quaiilying clauses whatsoever,and the lowestor any Description: Supply all found Tandem Dump Truck District of Kitlmat-Stikine proposes to adopt a bylaw, ar i tender will not nocessaritybe accepted. for hauling crushed granular aggregate May 14, 1999, monthly Board meeting, that regulates the Conlrect awardis subject to funding being availableat the time. in B,C, operation of the Queensway/Churchill Drive Sewage B.D. Downie, District Manager, Ketum Forest District. AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT System. UPON ALLOCATION TO THE MINISTRy OF SUFFICIENT FUNDING SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS P_B_GLE.C~ Highlights of the proposed regulations include: BUFFALO HEAD FOREST PRODUCTS LTD. Sealed tenders, completed In accordance with the * the mandotory hook up to the system of all occupied Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be O PUBUC VIEWING lots in the service area by December 31, 1999. received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways e the authorily for the Regional Dislrict to order connec- 1999-2003 FOREST DEVELOPMENT PLAN at 101-523 COLUMBIA STREET, KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C tions to the system and have the work undertaken ot the FOREST UCENCE A!6884 2T9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 14, 1999, when tenders will be opened in public. Fax revisions to the ten- owner's expense, if the owner fails to make the required Buffalo Head ForestProducts Ud. invitesyou to view and commenton Ihs connection; dered amount must be sent to (250) - 828-4205. proposed ForestDevelopment Plan for ForestLicence A16884. Ths area Abld security will not be reaulre~h * the authorily to impose a charge on all occupied covered by this plan coversour operations in the Be .irving Rver, Nass River,and Kw nageeseLake area. parcels of land regardless of whether the required In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and connection to the system has occurred; This FiveYear DevelopmentPlan showsthe location and developmenlof Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for * the establishment of a user fee structure based on a fiat the proposed harvesting,road development,maintenance and deactiva. the following: NOtiCE is hereby tlon activitiesfor the five year period covering 1999-2003.The plan a so Project Number: 2-7524-9903 fee for non-metered customers of $185/year/unit end given that an includes information on the maintenanceand protectionof other resource Contract Identification $0.92 m~ for metered customers, effective July 1, 1999; values in the area. It is available for review by resourceageac es and the application will be Number: 242OP0082 e system use and discharge prohibitions and penalties; public before approval is considered by the Ministry of Forests All made to the Director of Location: This project is located on various high- the imposition of technical specifications and standards approvedoperational plans that encompassthe doveopmenf area will be Vital Statistics for a madeavailable for viewing at this time. ways within the Thompson Okanangan, i regarding system materials and installotions; change of name, Kootenay, Central/Northwest, provisions for these regulations to apply to system The ForestDevelopment Plan will be available for reviewat the [allow ng Northwest Regions pursuant to the locations and times: Orenda Logging Ltd. field office, Elsworth Camp, extensions, including any extension to the Thcrnhill Description: Supply all found Tandem Dump Truck provisions of the "Name Highway 37, 140 Km.,Meziadln Lake, B.C.;Skeeaa Cellulose Inc. office, Commercial Core Area. 4900 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C., during the regular working hours for hauling crushed granular aggregate Act", by Kiranjit Singh, (8:00 a.m. ~ 5:00 p.m.) from April 19 - June 17, 1999.Anyone wishing In B.C, #115-4931 Walsh Ave., fo reviewthe ForestDevelopmant Plan are asked to contactour offices to ..A_WARD O=F THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT Persons wishing to inspect the bylaw or make inquiries Terrace, B.C., V8G 1Z1 set up an appoinknent(1-250-638-7231 or !-250-638-5700). should contact the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, 300 To change my name Upon revim,v oF thoseplans, pleaseprovide any commentsyou may have, 4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 4E1, from Kiranjit singh to in writing, to Bruce Bodie, R.RF.,Forestry Manager, Skeena Cellulose Telephone: 615-6100. Office hours of the Regional Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Kiran Bath. Dalai this Inc., 4900 Keilh Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 5L8. Commentsmust be District of Kitimat-Stikine are 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m, received no 10terthan June 25, 1999. All input received from the publ c Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be April 28, 1999. Monday to Friday, excluding holidays. during the reviewperiod will be forwarded to the Ministryof Foresls. received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101-523 COLUMBIA STREET, KAMLOGPS, B.C. V2C 2T9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 17, 1999, when tenders will be opened in public. Fax revisions to the ten- NOTICE OF INTENT dered amount must be sent to (250) - 828-4205. ~."~ RE: LIQUOR~¢ONTROL AND UCENSINGAC'T , ~:~, (~Q.~sT~MOUNTA~S SCHOOLDISTRICT A bid security wllLnot be reaulred ...... ,,.., ,,. j, : APPLICATION FOR "A" LICENSED ESTABLISHMENT '~ In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and i ki RESSION OF mEREST- TENOERFOR Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for Preliminary approval has been granted by the Uquor Control and Licensing Branch, Vktoria, B.C. for BUSING CONTRACt" the following: an "A" class (recreation centre) lounge liquor licence to operate at: Project Number: 2-7524-9904 School District 82 (Coast Mountains) is in the process of Contract Identification PROPOSEDSITE: 5331 McCONNEII AVENUE, TERRACE,BRITISH COLUMBIA soliciting expressions of interest, from busing contractors, Number: 242OP0083 APPUCANT: WEEBER, PETER for inclusion in their prequalification process, for the ten- Location: This project is located on various high- dering of a busing contract. ways within the Thompson Okanangan, An "A" class license may be issued to: hotels, reset, clubs, recreation centres, aircraft, trains, motor Kootenay, Central/Northwest, vessels, airpods, Municipality and Provincially owned cultural centres, universities and military The contract may cover all or part of the busing of 1,895 Northwest Regions messes. This class of license permits the service of all lypes of liquor by the glass, initial hours of sale, Description: Supply all found Tandem Dump Truck if licensed, will be limited to between ~ and 2:00 a.rn. Monday through Saturday and sludents over an annual total of approximately 581,685 kilometres in the Kitimat, Moricetown/Smithers and for hauling crushed granular aggregate belween ~ and 12:00 midnight on Sunday. Patr~ty, if licensed, will be limited to 12 In B.C. Terroce/Thornhill areas of northwestern British Columbia. persons.. Sale of packaged beer, cider and coolers for off-premises consumption wi no_.J~e AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT If your firm is interested in receiving a prequalification UPON ALLOCATION TO THE MINISTRY OF SUFFICIENT FUNDING SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS Residents and owners of businesseslocated within a .8 kilometre (1/2 mile) radius of the proposed package, please contact the undersigned, before 12:01 site may comment on Ibis proposal by writing to: pm Pacific Daylight Saving time, May 10th, 1999. Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the THE GENERALMANAGER Facsimile responses will be accepted for this stage of the Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be C/O SENIOR UQUOR INSPECTOR process. received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways UQUOR CONTROLAND UCENSING BRANCH at 101-523 COLUMBIA STREET, KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C 4th floor, 1011 Fourth Avenue Only firms responding to this expression of interest and 2T9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 18p 1999, when Prince George, British Columbia progressing through the prequalification process will be tenders will be opened in public. Fax revisions to the ten- V2L 3H9. invited to submit bids on the contract. dered amount must be sent to (250). 828.4205. A bid security will not be reoulred. PETITIONSWILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. For additional information, please contact: In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and HJ. Eberts, Maintenance Superintendent Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for TO ENSURETHE CONSIDERATIONOF YOUR VIEW, YOUR LETTERMUST BE RECEIVEDON OR School District 82 (Coast Mountains) the following: BEFOREMAY ]5, 1999. YOUR NAME(S) AND RESIDENCEADDRESS (OR BUSINESSADDRESS IF 3211 Kenney Street APPUCABLE)MUST BE INCLUDED. Project Number: 2-7524-9905 Terrace, B.C. V8G 3E9 Contract Identification PLEASE NOTE THATYOUR COMMENTSMAY BE MADE AVAILABLETO THE APPUCANT OR LOCAL Telephone Number (250) 638-,4405 Number: 242OP0084 GOVERNt~ENTOFFICIALS WHERE DISCLOSURE IS NECESSARYTO ADMINISTERTHE lICENSINGPROCESS. Fax Number (250) 638-4490 Location: This project is located on various high. ways within the Thompson Okanangan, Kootenay, Central/Northwest, Northwest Regions Public Viewing/Call for Comments Description: Supply all found Tandem Dump Truck L.OLUHBIA TIMBER SALE LICENCE A60586 r~'~~ for hauling crushed granular aggregate in B.C. Forest ticence A16835 Pursuant to Section 21 of the ForestAct, a Regular Bid Proposal Timber Sale Ucanco requiring the submission of a proposal, is being offeredfor sale. AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT Forest Development Plan (1999-2005) UPON ALLOCATION TO THE MINISTRY OF Glozing Oste:.~by..~J.~ District: North Coast Forest District IncludingIhe Road Maintenanceand DeactivationPlan Oeagrephio LoP~Uon: Cuthbert Creek Volume:80,000 SUFFICIENT FUNDING SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS Term: 3 years Upset Stumpage Rate: $22.75 m ~ Skeena Cellulose Inc. - Terrace Operations NOTE: The closing data for this TSL bee been extended by an additional 4 Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the weeks and will now close on May 25,1999. 'Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be Skeena Cellulose Inc. (SCI), Terrace Operations, invites you to view and comment on our The Initial etumpage rate has been determined by the Market Pricing Syslsm. Further information on the new etumpage system is available at the above forest received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways Forest Development Plan for the years 1999 through 2005. This Plan applies to our distfict office. at 101-523 COLUMBIA STREET, KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C operations on Forest Licence A16835 in and around the Terrace area. We will be Tenders will be accepted only from individuals or corporations registered or eligi- 2T9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May lg, 1999, when showing these plans at the following locations and limes. ble for regislratlon,as a Smell Business Forest Enterprise, Category2. tenders will be opened in public. Fax revisions to the len- The successful applicant will be responsible, all or in pert, for one or more of the dered amount must be sent to (250) - 828.4295, following: • Developmentplanning, A bid security will not be reoulred, /4ay 10- July ! 2, 1999 SCI - Woodlands Office • Oparefionalplanning, cruising, cut block layout All interested parties are required to obtain the consent Man. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 4900 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. • Access development(roads) of the designated contact person prior to conducting any All applicationwill be assessed by the iollowing: on-site Investigation. May 10 - July 12, 1999 Terrace Public Library Tender documents are available between the hours of Regular Operating Hours 4610 Park Ave., Terrace, B.C. ,,EmpIoymem 30 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., .Proxlmily 10 Monday to Friday, except holidays from the Ministry of Exkfing PJonl 10 Transportation and Highways at 101-523 Columbia Representatives from Skeena Cellulose Inc. will be available at the SCI Woodlands office New capital investment 10 Street, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2T9 to answer your questions. Comment sheets will be available at both locations. tabour value.added 5 Phone (250) 828-4960 Change in value~:lded IS The main purpose of the Forest Development Plan {FDP) is to ensure that proposed Revenue 20 Cost: $33.00 Plus $2.31 7% PST and $2.31 7% GST harvesting operations address integrated resource management constraints, aboriginal TOTALWEIGHIlNG 100 for a total of $37.62. Tender documents may be ordered from all Regional and District offices of the Ministry of use, and other public and resource uses. The FDP identifies those cuthlocks and roads Comments: Transportation and Highways. which the licencee may include in applications during the term of the FDP. It also 1, This partiallydeveloped timber sale Ilcanco Is a new tenure variant and Includes Payment (Canadian funds only) for tender documents indicates proposed road deactivalion activities for the next three years. the use of cutting permits In conjunction with the Market Pricing System. The shall be made by cheque or money order, made payable successful licenseewill be responsible for block layout/daslgn, cruising, sllvicul. to the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations. All The Forest Development Plan must be consistent with the Forest Act, the Forest Practices tore prescriptions, environmental assessments, read construction and upgrade purchases are non.refundable. Code of British Columbia Act, and any Higher Level plans in effect for the L cence at the as well as cutting permit developmentand submission. The licensee must con- sider their costs for these activitieswhen considering the Market Pricing System For further Information, contact Ken Cullen, Project time the Forest Development Plan is submitted upset end offer of bonus bids. Supervisor Sealcoat at (250) 558-2790, or fax (250) 558- 2. An Inflisl upset atumpego rate has been determined for Block B using tbe Market Upon review of this plan, please provide any comments you may have, in WTiting to: Pdctng System. Bidders should note Ihat it will be applicable only to Block a in 2789, or address 2600.48th Ave,, Vernon, B.C. V1T 8K8. Skeena Cellulose Inc., Terrace Operations the event that the block Is approved for harvest under a stand-atone cutting per- The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be mit separatefrom Blocks A and O. Should the Iloensco apply to harvest all m* accepted. 4900 Keith Ave, Terrace, B.C., V8G 5L8 blocks underOne cuffing permit, a new Market Pricing System rate will be defer- (fax: (250) 638-5720) mined and will be applicable to all 3 blocks. 3. See Timber Sale Ucenco Highlight Report for additional information. All eflglbis applications will be accepted by the Distdct Manager, Nodh Coast Forest We ask you provide these comments to us no later than Ju y 12, 1999. A I input rece ved District, 125 MaskerPlace, Prince Ruped, British Columbia VSJ 1B9, rio later thin Transportation 3:30 (PSI') on May 25, lg99. from the public during the advertisement penod will be forwarded to lhe District Additional malarial on this proposed timber sale lioance must be considered by the OLUMBIA a.a H,ghw,ys Manager of the Kalum Forest District, Ministry of Forests. applicant, This material and application forms may be obtained from the above for- eat distdcl office, I I B16- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,April 28, 1999 Do It For A Friend

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IN ALL HIS GEAR: Brandon Smoley was one of six Daze Hillclimb in Smithers. He won men's 16 and un- local racers who competed at the 12th Annual Schnai der division and finished second overall. Smoley tak =s gold in Smithers If you have worked in the child care field, you may be eligible to receive Local cyclists trade places 1:03.42. Debbie Ferguson finished credit for your previous work experience. in second climb of the year Other Terrace finalists in- fourth in the women's 19 to For More Information Call 635-6511 elude Vincent and Oliver 34 age group and lames TERRACE cyclists finished summer. Drouin who placed second Sprenger came in twelveth one-two at 12th Annual Lambert finished third and fifth in the men's under in the men's 19 to 34 age Schnai Daze Hillclimb in overall with a race time of 16 group. group. Smithers Sunday, April 18. The gold and silver medal finishes were almost a repeat performance for Brandon Smoley and John Lambert who finished in reverse positions at the Shames hillclimb one week earlier. Smoley didn't expect the All Seasons team to do well because tough competitors like Adam Cook and John Tolkamp from Prince George made a surprise ap- pearance. lUSt miEbt be tile "I thought those guys would win," Smoley said. And they almost did. Tolkamp finished fourth overall and won the 35 and older race and Cook fin- best news in tire paper. ished fifth overall. Smoley, 18, biked the 22- kilometre race in 1:03.20 hours. Only Smithers senior Peter Krause was faster with 13 seconds separating the two. "It was really steep at the beginning, then a long flat section and then it was steep

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Women's 16-18 K. Kantakis, Smith. 1:51,31 99 4 litre Quality Classic Men's 16-18 S B. Smoley, Terrace 1:0320 Selection Water $1.99 J. Lambert, Terrace 1:03.42 A. Cook, P.G. 1:06.47 D. Pettet, Kitimat 1:11.55 P. tloward, Kitimat 1:11.56 O 2 litre Quality Classic W. Roberts, Sthbnk 1:19.08 C. Carroll, Smithers 1:19.48 I. Fuhr, Smithers 1:24.33 everyday low price. Selection Soft Drink A. Pakula, Smithers 1:25.16 J. Green, Smithers 1.49.03 2 for: $1.99 Women's 19.34 (April 26-May 2 only) J. Gerbach, Smithcrs 1:25.15 C. tlarrison, Smithers 1:26.04 A. Mott, Smithers 1:30.07 D. Ferguson, Terrace 1:40.O2 N. Ewa.ld, P.G. 1:40.05

Men's 19-34 P. Krause, Smithers 1:03.07 H. Rode, Smithcrs 1:11.49 R. Woodbcck, Hstn 1:16.04 Paul Mort, Smithers 1:16.31 O. MacDougsll, 1:16.57 M. Tutte, P. Oemrge 1:21.01 G. Pollard, Smlthers 1:23.19 T. Cochrane, Smith. 1:25.16 1. Iamiuson, P.G. 1:26.23 S. Vanleeuwen, B.L. 1::32.23 S. Andmde, Smlthers 1:39:58 J. Sprenger, Terrace 1:55.00' B. Livingstone, P.G. 2:50.00 J. Tailleur, P.G. 2:50.00

Men*s over 35 J. Tolkamp, P.G. 1:03.49 J. Boddy, Smithers 1:21.14 N. Kettle, Houston 1:21.49 D. Bustard, Smithem 1:31.57 M. HalvorSon,Smith, 1:38.42