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STUDENTS gather at the location on Merkley Road where Jason Mattenley and Joel Manning crashed down a ravine while doubling on a bicycle after a graduation-related party nearby May 28. Mattenley later died of his injuries while Manning underwent surgery and remains in serious but stable condition. Below, a tribute is left to Mattenley. MAhGARET SPEIRS PHOTOS

- 11 Tragic acc ent claims teen’s life By MARGARET SPEIRS them not to drink and drive. Police have talked to party-goers to try to deter- HUNDREDS OF people crowded into the mine what the boys did that night, Stubbs skd. Caledonia principal Cam M REM Lee.T$eatre June 4 to remember 17- doesn’t sanction parties. - year-old Jason Mattenley who passed away “We knew there was going May 29 after a bicycle he was on tumbled always a party,” he said. down a bank at the intersection of Johnson “Parents are fairly aware, of what’s going on,” MacKay.added. Road and Merkley Road in the Bench area As of late last week, he said Manning was doing north of town. better and improving. He suffered a skull fracture at Mattenley and another youth, Joel Manning,’ the base of his skull where it meets the spine. 17, were doubling on the bike after leaving a A surgical procedure was done on Manning’s left arm to reduce swelling, he said. post-prom party at a private residence on Merk- RCMP Constable Rochelle Patenaude said the ley Road in the early morning hours of May accident is being treated as a separate event from the 28. after-prom party. The pair apparently missed a steep curve, causing Patenaude did not confirm if underage drinking them to go down a 10- to 15-foot embankment. went on at the party, but did say police were called Manning, a Caledonia Secondary School grad, there to deal with a very intoxicated young woman and Mattenley, who had one more semester of high who wasn’t known to the owners of the private prop- school, went undiscovered until being noticed by a erty where the party was held. passerby around 9:30 p.m., hours after the accident. The young woman, who was so incoherent she Both were taken first to Mills Memorial Hospital couldn’t give police her name or ,birthdate, was and then flown by air ambulance to Vancouver be- ‘ taken into custody for her own safety +s police of- cause of the severity of their injuries. ten do when people drink too.much, can’t care for Manning was reported to be recovering from sur- themselves and could be a danger to themselves or gery to his arm in Vancouver late last week but the others. extent of his head injuries wasn’t known. Patenaude said police did not look for intoxicadd Terrace RCMP Staff Sgt. Eric Stubbs said police youths or tell the owners to shut downlthe party be-’ believe that alcohol was a factor in the accident. cause they don’t go into private residences and tell So far, RCMP are not drawing a direct link be- the owners what to do. tween the accident and the party. If a party host calls to say that a gathering is get- The party, which drew approximately 200 young ting out of control or a neighbour reports a noisy people, was not an officially sanctioned event, was party and requests are made for police assistance, attended by parents and, on occasion, by the RCMP. officers will gladly respond to help keep the ‘peace, It took place after the May 27 Caledonia prom, which she continued. ,I is one of the key activities marking graduation. But police won’t just show up to sh “Obviously the owner allowed it,” Stubbs said. party at an adult’s house, said Patenaude. He did say parents at the party worked to ensure Provincial coroners will also be lookin the young people didn’t drink and drive. teen’s death. t ’ Parents and taxis shuttled people back and forth Shane deMeyer, acting regional cor0 during the night. north, says a young person’s death unde “They (parents) attempted to try to minimize the ferent scrutiny than that of an adult. risk,” said Stubbs. “It gets a different scrutiny for su “There were a lot of cars left there overnight as adding that a young person - anyone under the age well. It’s a good sign having the parents there at the of 19 - is considered to be a child from the corone gate and having taxis come and go.” point of view. It’s possible illegal drugs may have been used Local coroners handle cases of child death dd there. will look at what can be done to prevent child deaths, “You’d be naive to say there weren’t drugs at the he said. In every case, except for homicides, the cor- party,” said Stubbs, adding he wasn’t sure if police oner’s office takes the lead in the investigation and seized any illegal drugs. the RCMP assists the coroner, he said. Tipsters tell PI. police not listening - By MARGARET SPEIRS “Not only was she not allowed to personally talk “There’s more examples like that,” Michalko He believes RCMP detachments along Hwyl6 to a police officer, but her call was dismissed out- said, adding that these two people seemed to be need a designated officer to take calls about the TIPSTERS who have possible leads about the right, by the civilian employee that answered the “normal, honest people.” missing women, record the messages accurately and missing women along Hwyl6 are cqtical of how telephone,” Michalko said. These people wiU never call police again if they pass them on to the lead investigator without making police handle their information. He determined the shovel didn’t belong Hoar. have a problem or witness a crime, he said. any judgment on whether the tips have any merit. “Some feel that they are not getting the correct Michalko also said a man called police after see- “If you talk to anybody who‘s had a problem or Terrace RCMP spokesperson Const. Rochelle response,” said Surrey private investigator Ray Mi- ing a vehicle similar to one described as being of even wants to report a problem, it takes an aw€d lot Patenaude said she isn’t aware of any compIahts lo- chalko, who was here recently to follow up on leads interest in the case of one missing woman, only to actually call the police,” he said, adding that c cally about passing on information. he received after advertising for information. to be told by the civilian employee who answered ers expect to get a positive response from police. “The person at the other end of the One woman, said Michalko, found a tree planting the phone that the particular detachment he called “I think they’re making a judgment call that the make a determination of whether the information is shovel leaning against a tree while hiking in a heav- was not handling the case and that he should call a call is not important. You can’t have a bunch of peo- valuable or not,” she said, adding that tips are writ- ily wooded area between Hwyl6 and the Skeena long-distance number of another detachment to re- ple determining what’s important,” he said, adding ten down and given to the investigator in charge of River. She returned home to call police immediately lay the information. The .man called the number, left that a lead with the potential to take an investiga- acase. as she believed the shovel could’ve belonged to Ni- messages on the answering machine and still hasn’t tor in the right direction to solve a case might never A tip that doesn’t seem important, when put to- cole Hoar, the treeplanter who disappeared while heard back from police four years later, the investi- be received. “Until any case is solved, all tips could gether with other tips, could link together to become hitchhiking just west of Prince George in 2002. gator continued. have value.” a valuable clue in a case, she said. c The War AmDsI Davs.. tribute to &adas Military II would like to congratulate 1 II Heritage

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control and delays. Please watch for and obey a11 YOUTHS CROUCH at a memorial at the scene of a May 28 accident which took the life of Caledonia student traffic signs and Traffic Control Persons. For current MARGARET SPEIRS PHOTO informationregarding delays on routes you may be Jason Mattenley, 17. Memorials alsotwent up at the school. traveling, listen to local radio stations or check our ria’lsfor lost te grow By MARGARET SPElRs the beers left for Mattenley. n. Two days earlier, 50 young people crowded around the THE SOUNDS of birds chirping filled the air last week at the memorial to honour their two friends. Johnson Road and Merkley Rod intersection as a memorial ’ Those who didn’t have their own mode of transportation arrived by school bus driven by Caledonia vice-principal Rick is a one and a half year old, unaltered grew to remember Jason Mattenley, 17, who died of injuries rnn~J+-LJIA nL/RnYer rrncc suffered there in’a May 28 accident. Keith Axelson. By June 1, 18 flower bouquets, two potted plants, a weld- “lt’s been a rough couple of days for us,” he said. er’s helmet and boots, and two beer cans flanked a red plac- Counsellors were on dand at the school to provide as &d that read “RIP Jason” and “We love you” in big letters. much support as possible to help students grieve. he said. A skateboarder buzzed downuEby St, followed by a car Classes were in session with allowances being made for stu- containing two boys on that afternoon. The skater stopped dents to talk to counsellors as needed. at the intersection, picked up his board and, followed by two “We’re respecting students’ need to grieve and lean on each other and others,” said Axelson. ‘4 boys from the car, headed beyond the memorial down the embankment where Mattenley and fellow Cdledonia student Large pieces of paper were put up at Caledonia for stu- Joel Manning plunged. They had been doubling on a bike dents to write down their feelings and thoughts to help+ them but failed to negotiate asteep curve. with their grief and frustration, he said. The trio took some time among the trees where another Caledonia principal Cam MacKay said that one paper memorial consisting of several beer cans, a potato sack bear: filled with students’ thoughts had been sent to Manning,‘who ing written,words from friends;a cross nailed to a tree and remained in hospital in Vancouver. other items were left in Mattenley’s memory. Several liquor Students had placed flowers and pictures in front of the bottles were also left at the location. school, around lockers and in the front hallways where stu- After the teens emerged from the trees and were standing dents congregate, he said. on the road: skateboarder Danvis Dorrett said Mattenley will One piece of writing placed at Caledonia did not meet be missed. with approval by other students at the school May 30. “He was too young to go,” he said, adding he hoped no Police report they were called to the school to keep the one would mess with the items left at the site, in particular peace. The writer was escorted safely home.

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7,2006 - A3 They target noxious weeds News InBrief THEY MAY look pretty “But we’re getting it un- but to Graeme Johnstone der control. We know where they’re trouble and he’s out they are. But we also depend Jumper escapes charges to eradicate them. upon the public to let us A MAN who risked his life by jumping off the Sande Johnstone’s the area’s know of new areas.’’ Overpass into a rail car loaded with wood chips will not weed killer working for the The marsh plume thistleis be charged. Northwest Invasive Plant also a concern to Johnstone The unnamed man, who suffered a broken ankle Council and each spring and because it is a particularly when he leapt into the loaded chip car May 1, could summer he’s out on patrol. tough species to control. have faced a $1 15 trespassing charge from the local CN Noxious weeds, defined “It can grow six-plus feet police officer, but won’t be charged for unnanied rea- as plants foreign to the area, and it loves growing in com- sons. pose a threat to native ones. petigon with thick bush,” he “Officially we won’t comment on thc whys and In the absence of their said, adaing it can be spotted wherenots,” said CN spokesperson Jim Feeny. citing , natural predators and diseas- around here in the Exchani- CN policy. es, they can spread rapidly. siks area. “CN police assess the,situation qdthe decision was Finding and dealing with “It’s a bad weed. It can be made not to,lay charges but I cannot comment on thc noxious ,varieties such as worie than knapweed. It re- reason behind the decision.” knapweed and rnarsh plume ally takes over.” thistle requires the skills of Getting on top of knap- a detective, a keen memory weed and thistle is important Man missing in river and lots of patience. because seed lifc can be as AN ACCIDENT at the Greenville Log Sort Booming “You just have to keep long as 10 years. Grounds in the Nass Valley may have claimed one going back,” says Johnstone Johnstone’s ii licensed man’s life. who by now knows where applicator but says that Clarence Chester Robinson, 65, reportedly fell off a the bad spots are. good-old fashioned cutting log boon1 into the Nass River, landed between the,logs He’s becn the area’s weed and pulling is also done, par- and did not resurface around 4 p.m. May 26, say Li- killer for years, building on ticularly when weeds grow simsMass Valley RCMP. his experience when he was near water. Police say all attempts to locate Robinson, which the provincial agriculturalist In addition to road pa- included dismantling the log boom during the search, based in Smithers. trols, Johnstone has even were unsuccessful. “I have a thing about ridden the rails to track down It’s believed he was not wearing,a personal flotation knapweed. It’s a parasite. It infestations. device or life jacket. doesn’t belong here,” says “Because of the seed life, ‘ Nass Valley volunteers continued the search of the Johnstone. you just have to keep at it,” river ne& Greenville and were still looking May 31, There are two main vari- says Johnstone of the work according to police. eties on Johnstone’s knap- involved. Anyone with any information about this accident is weed hit list - spotted and Although he and his as- asked to contact the Lisims/Nass Valley RCMP at 1- diffuse. sistants respond mainly to 250-633-2223. ,I 1’ Spotted is a perennial weeds growing on pub- with its origins in Eurasia. lic property, they’ll also It has purple Rowers and is a provide assistance and ad- Beware of scammers’ TERRACE RCMP advise the public to be aware of prolific seed producer. vice to private property.. . The diffuse variety can be owners. ’ GRAEME JOHNSTONE adjusts a pump sprayer worn by daughter Chris. They form another scam circulating by fax. traced to the Mediterranean. The Northwest Invasive part of a small band of,people out to rid the northwest of noxious weeds. “This proposal is a scam and should not be given se- It has white flowers. Plant Council draws its rious consideration,” said RCMP spokesperson Const: “In some countries it’s a membership from a variety riculturc ministiy. When reporting ‘prob- near a bridge, what bridge; Rochelle Patenaude. g&den plant. It’s been here of private and government There’s a toll-free wecd lems, Johnstone says people if on a cornec what comer. “?e Terrace RCMP advise you not to participate in for a long time,” says John- organizations. Its main fi- hotline for further infornia- should give as much infor- We need that information to this scam and to disregard unsolicited communications stone. nancing comes from the ag- tion - 1-866-449-3337. mation as possible. “If it’s narrow our search down.” such as this.” The scam comes in a letter from someone using the’ name Mrs. Nazek Audi Hariri. She claims that her husband, a Lebanese politician, was killed in an explosion and left her a bank account RCMP0 officer ’found-guilty of assault containing $86 million. AN RCMP OWICER charged with assaulting a tigated an allegation that two officers used exces- Commander in charge of several other general She wants thecrecipient to “hold” the funds for her and she’ll give the person 20 per cent of the amount : man wi?h a Taser while he was in police custody sive force when they tasered McMillan while he as duty officers at the Terrace RCMP detachment. a fee. , nearly three years ago received a conditional was in police cuslody at the cell block of the Ter- Tasers are non-lethal weapons that deliver an The latest letters contain a contact name in the , discharge in Terrace Provincial Court May 29. race RCMP detachment Oct. 19.2003. immobilizing electrical charge used as an altema- United Kingdom to make the financial arrangements Corporal Brendan McKenna was found guilty McKenna was charged along with Const. tive to the baton, pepper spray or firearms. of one count of assault and received a conditional because she claims it’s not safe to communicate with B.J.T. Hennessey on April 16,2004. They can be used by either touching the elec- discharge with 12-months probation and several Hennessey plead not guilty as charged but was her by fax or phone. ‘ Police say two agencies that can be contacted to re- conditions. found guilty of assault in Terrace Provincial Court tric probes to a person’s skin or by shooting elec- port these types of scams are Phonebusters at 1-888- He must complete 100 hours of community in November, 2004. trically charged darts onto a person. service in the first eight nths of his probation He received a conditional discharge with 12 Taser trainers say demonstrating the device by 495-8501 and Industry Canada at 1-800-348-5358. ‘rraditonal!y, Nigeria has bema hotbed for scam ’7d%%’ to wrik a let‘te months probation, was ordered roVomplete 50 making electric sparks arc across the two probes - art- words to victim Aaron McMillan. hours of community service and m&e a personal usually intimidate most people into submission. ists using fax machines or email4o.send out letters in Regional Crown prosecutors approved a charge apology to McMillan. Tasers were introduced at the RCMP detach- hopes of drawing in unsuspecting victims. of assault with a weapon after the RCMP inves- McKenna was at the time, and still is, a watch ment here in 2003.

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Mayhas been abusy month at the A bus load of Seniors from Smithers on Happy Gang. Early in the month we had Thursday last and this Tuesday were our Mother’s Day dinner, catered by the catered to most efficiently by Florence Ladies of the Royal Purple, very good and her staff, with a few extra to help. as usual. A garage sale which was very Kathleen Johnson is back after PICKUPS6 SUVS PICKUPS 6 SUVS profitable. Regular pancake breakfast suffering a heart attack. Lillian Shulte and a Sing along and dance which was is still in “Mill’s” recovering from a heart something different and enjoyable. There attack, Barbara Cullis, Dorothy Oman, will be another on Friday dune 9 come not well. out and join in the fun , bring your ideas We will miss Curly Casey’s visits for coffee. \ Onsn valld from May 15 -June 24,2006 onlyal psrtlclpatlnp rsltllen. Sea ralallar lor complels dslallt. klapDll~blCWtS(leGST, PSTand Ilretaxes)aremra Scerl~lerlordetails with you. The regular general meeting C3TM ~tadcmar$olAIRMltESrSllnlcrMfioMlTrading BV UsulunCer iiccnsebyLoyallyMaMgemenlGroupCaMdaIKaodGwdpaCamdalnc. is Thursday June8, open to all seniors. Offers available at the following participating locations: FOUNTAIN TIRE (TERRACE) 4641 Keith Ave. Terrace, BC Phone: 250-635-4344 RV L. We have chosen Betty Newlove for this month’s senior. Manager: BK (Smitty) Smith 9 [email protected] Betty has been with the Happy Gang for several years. She works on Tuesday and Thursdays, I was very impressed last week when they had a whole bus load of seniors from Smithers, she and the others managed to . serve such a large group and get things cleared away so efficiently. Betty is always very busy cleaning and coming up with great ideas to improve the kitchen. She is also a .= volunteer at the thrift shop each week, great asset to our ~_-.,----~* j i j I‘A4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7,2006 Iy bTANDARD ESTABLISHED APRIL 27,1988

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‘t- LEARNING A new job is tough and there’s nom more difficult than being an elected representa- ~1I ; tive of the people. That’s the case with Robir Austin who has just passed his first anniversq ~ ‘ as the NDP Member of the Legislative Assemblj for Skeena.

‘/, , Two issues have surfaced which test Mr. Aus. I‘ , tin’s primary’role and, that is being the voice ol ~ I the ridiing in the comdors of power. 1 In May Mr. Austin flew to Montreal to attenc I ,-Alcan’s annual general meeting. His expenses I ‘ were paid for by the District of Kitimat and hi$ travelling companions were Kitimat municipal ~ officials. Mr. Austin spoke at the meeting, telling ,I :-those assembled in no uncertain terms that Alcm I should use its power locally as opposed to selling Vehicles are society’s bad guys I it off to faraway-customers. &E CIGARETTE smok- clusion would be that 6.8 mil- trary to any morality, and any 1 He was clear in saying he did so in reprecent- ing is now socially unaccept- lion smokers would generate sense of responsibility and pri- ing his constituents. In particular these‘were Mr, able to all those except the 6.8 million litres of carbon di- ority. I manufacturers, the automobile oxide per day. The illustration above only Austin’s Kitimat constituents because, as an ex- is revered and placed higher Ouch, right? How could ’ factors in road vehicle emis- amination of polling results shows, it was the Kit- and higher on an ever growing they do this to the rest of us? sion, and says nothing about imat vote last year which powered Mr. Austin ta pile of bodies. In direct relation: factories and processing I The automobile is a monu- One vehicle owner gener- plants, commercial vehicles, victory over Liberal Roger Harris. ment to a society that has ates 365 litres of carbon di- marine or air vehicles, public So far so good as Mr. Austin,was fulfilling thal lost ,sight of what is right and, oxide per day on average. transportation, etc. wrong, putting economic Therefore, 18,122,000 vehicle Anti-smoking campaigns . age-old political maxim: ‘‘You dance with the one , growth ahead of human life. owners generate a total of are nothing but a ruse to keep ~ . who brung ya.” Forget about the mind-bog- 6,614,530,000 litres of carbon our little minds occupied, and I Enter Terrace resident Yvonne Nielsen who gling number of tragedies that dioxide per day. That works our eyes off the truth. I out to 6.6 trilliok litres. They are a carrot on a stick, . result from the improper use a I <- nearly 20 years ago was in an accident resulting in I of vehicles. Bear in mind this “one litre” dangling in front of you to keep an acquired brain injury. Since then Ms. Nielsen Instead, let’s focus on one SCOTT BROMAN is a fictional unit of measure- you from seeing that you and ’ ment, simply because I’m too the lives of your loved-ones ~ Eas been a tireless advocate, promoting awareness small aspect of them. One inCanada. e - I day of driving emits the same Approximately 82 per cent lazy to find out the real aver- are nothing to the government I . of those who-suffer from-brain and other injuries. I amount of carbon dioxide a of Canadians are of legal driv- age. or to corporate Canada over an , One of her goals is to establish a voluntary iden- smoker produces in one year. ing age 16. That’s an &mat- It’s not my point anyway. extra dollar in their wallet. tity card for people with disabilities. It’s meant as Spend an hour in a garage ed 26,665,000 Canadians are It’s the ratio itself that is abso- What will YOU do about it? a dignified and quiet way for one human being with a few chain smokers and of legal driving age. lutely staggering. Nothing. No-one ever has, then I don’t know about YOU, but why start now? You, dl of to communicate with another that the first has a hour in a garage with Of this number, 68 per cent one running car. See what hap- of Canadians who are driving this makes me feel a little,a‘>% sillyI,, ,, ,YOU? ,?re ,spoon-fed: ,Bqgood, > I II.6 , I., about how much attention ,..I., ‘j poblem. pens. I s I . , age own a vehicle..,,, ,Gordon Campbell in the legislature. In 2002, slightly more than SO, for the sake of agu- wrong. wide indoor anti-smoking reg- one in five Canadians aged 15 merit, we will use a fictional What I am saying is infi- ulations. I But Mr. Austin says he can’t because he doesn’t and older were smokers (21 amount of one litre of carbon nitely worse. We, are all two- They follow on British Co- have the support of his fellow NDP MLAs as they per cent). dioxide and start the equation faced hypocrites of the worst lumbia which introduced its are listening to a provincial disabled persons co- So let’s use that figure, as follows: kind, jumping into our gas- legislation in 2002. even though now it is probably One smoker generates 1 li- burning earth-killers every day Today, only 15 per cent of alition which feels even a voluntary ID card would slightly less. A rough guess tre of carbon dioxide per day. and then pinning the blame for British Columbians smoke, I : act as a stigma. Mr. Austin feels Ms. -Nielsen’s of about 6,825,000 people in BY the way, if YOU happen to our respiratory problems on which is the lowest smoking .,efforts will be wasted without broad-based sup- Canada smoke according to ,know the actual amount one this pre-determined group of rate in the country according these figures. smoker produces in a day, feel scapegoats, the m~Okers. to the federal Health Canada port. And in this comer.. . the free to use that unit instead of This behaviour of spreading department. So what. Ms. Nielsen isn’taskingMr. Austin to drivers: one litre. lies, exaggeration and hysteria Scott Bromaii lives iii Ter- look after her interests. All she wants is for him to Again, 32.5 million people Therefore, the logical con- among the population is con- race. ask the Premier a question. It’ll then be up to the Premier to respond in whatever fashion he choos- , es. And isn’t the legislature the place to debate issues? B.C. movie lacks the reality of life Ms. Nielsen is a constituent who has the same EIGHT DAYS to Live, the livgs? the movie tracks Joe’s drive made-in-B.C. movie of Joe Who can blame them? and dribbles clues to grip the expectations as those Kitimat people who relied Springer’s absence after The kids are surly, the father viewer. ’ on Mr. Austin to take their message to Montreal. swerving over the bank of grouches because he’s unem- To its credit, the movie - From constituent to MLA to Premier. It should Highway 97 near Quesnel in ployed, and the mother is too makes do without JAG’S an- the middle of the night, has long-suffering to be authentic. kle deep sighs. Mimicking a ’ be an easy mathematical equation. Ask the ques- that Hollywood touch. Throughout the two hours, meditating Yogi, the mother tion, Mr. Austin. “Hmmm,” the movie maker despite fear, woq, lack of expresses emotions from exas- probably mused. “What’s typ- search progress, and whin- peration to defeat by clamping 1 ical of today’s teenagers. es- ing of her daughter, the Mom her eyes shut. PUBLISHER/EDITOR: pecially B.C. teenagers? Sex. never says a cross word or ad- Canadian-born actress Kel- Rod Link Speed, both cars and drugs. dresses the kids short of en- ly Rowan’s natural response, ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach Pot. Mouthy kids: Family dearments. or a director’s instruction? PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur alienation. Feuding parents. That’s so like my family! Eliciting weather risks to NEWS: Sarah A. 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In this dysfunctional family and a thumbing of the nose at The father, too, pit-stops at the father has no connection or left for signs where his Outside of Canada (6 months) $136.91(+10.98 GST)=167.89 Vancouver’s 40 cops assigned the fridge before saying ‘hello’ to his kids, knows nothing of car might have veered off the MEMBER OF to curb street-racing. or doffing his jacket. their daily activities. Joe has highway. ’ B.C. AND YUKON COMMUNW NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION, This search is conducted CANADIAN COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION Soon we see the 19-year-old friends only the scriptwriters I also expected blood from @NA Eouuum NnvuUPI - AND .,,011.,10” regaining his driver’s licence; from two command posts an are aware of. Teresa’s forehead gash to stain B.C. PRESS COUNCIL (mnv.bcpressMnrncil.org) ..41,.1 C.,...,. .., I.,.. he lost it speeding through a RCMP detachment and the To spice up a monoto- ~ her husband’s jacket, but the red light. fridge. The fridge serves as the nous stretch of highway, the Serving the Terrace and Thornhill area. Published on Wednesday of @ Black Press budget didn’t cover dry clean- each week at 3210 Clinton Street, Terrace, Sritish Columbia,VBG 5R2. The mother, Teresa, bent command post for this family movie adds a lad in need of ing. ~ofies,photographs, illustrations. designs and typestyles in the Terrace Standard are the properly of the mpy- on finding her son, shares who never sits down to a meal a lift home, a Pickton play- right holders. including Slack Press Ltd., its illustration repro seivices and advertising agencies. Mostly I‘d like to know Reproductionin whole or in part. written permission,is specificallyprohibited. together. mate wanna-be, and a sleazy without top billing with a refrigerator. what disciplinary action was morized as second-classmail pendingthe Post MTce Department. tor payment o! postage in cash. Whichever family member Like YWCA boarders, the marijuana grower who cons taken against the RCMP heli- . enters the house steers straight parents and three adult chil- Joe into conveying pot in his Special thanks to all our contributors and copter pilot who defied a di- . dren share a communal kitch- trunk. cemspondents for their time and talents to the fridge and reaches for a bottle of something to drink en but otherwise live separate Through these encounters rect order to stay put.

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CORRESPONDENCEFORTHETERRACESTANDARD The Mail Bag Watch out in Alberta Dear Sir: I’m writing to inform all the young men and gals that have gone to Alberta to work. My son does seasonal work in the oil fields there. He has no permanent Alberta ad- dress as he lives in canips/motels in both B.C. and Al- berta. He comes back to Terrace periodically during the year on down time and works at ;i local fishing lodge. He can’t claim income tax in Alberta since he isn’t there long enough. He isn’t eligible for “Ralphie Bucks” He purchased a new vehicle here in Terrace in October and it was totalled 47 days after owning it. There were no drugs/alcohol involved in the accident it was a no fault accident. He received severe facial injuries and was off work for a while. He is now told by ICBC that he wasn‘t insured prop- erly. He bought the insurance here in Terrace to return back to Alberta to see if he had work in the oil fields,for the winter months. Hc was in Alberta exactly 36 days when the accident happcned. The problem was that a person has to change insurance within 60 days of moving lo another province. My son was under that limit. He moved in and out of work camps in B.C.as well as Alberta. But his paycheques came from Alberta. And because he could not prove he wasn’t in Al- berta for under 60 days, ICBC regarded him asPeing in Alberta for over that length of time. So he was considered not insured properly. He now has to pay ICBC thousands of dollars and doesn’t get paid for loss of wage or medical to fix his face. My warning is that people buying insurance should ask a lot of questions to make sure the insurance you are buy- ing is the policy you need. And that’s particularly the case for people doing seasonal work who travel back and forth YVONNE Nielsen examines a replica of the human brain. Nielsen has a brain injury she got in a head-on car crash when she was 23. As a from other provinces. result, she suffers from physical and mental problems such as short term memory loss and tremors. SARAH ARTlS PHOTO Cathy Wiebe, Terrace, B.C. I1 I hope you lose a foot Dear Sir: I really want to thank all the thieves in town. Not sure which one you are, so I will make a blanket thanks to each and everyone of you. Sometime on a recent Monday, Mindful mission someone came and took my red lawn mower. I am grate- ful to them for releasing me of my latest burden. While I have been busy working my butt off for basic One woman’s story about coping with a brain injury survival, I just couldn’t, for the life of me, figure out when I or how I was going to find the time get,the dam thing run- ning, and get the grass cut. By SARAH ARTIS couple years before, she had She also broke her back in but added, “Whatever’s im- drop, so with each step, her Now, I can get that job off my mind, due to the lack graduated with a certificate , two places and had a stroke, portant to me, I’ll remember. toes drag. A cane helps and of equipment. So I do thhk you for making my choices Somehow, I’ll remember.” she also has an ankle brace IN MANY ways, Yvonne in special needs education the result of a blood clot in ’ for me. My only hope is that it now resides beside the Nielsen is a successful from Langara College in her brain stem at the back of ’ Nielsen also has speech but it gives her calluses. chiminea that you stole from me last year. There is noth- ’ woman, a role model for Vancouver and had returned her neck. problems. Sometimes, it “A lot df times, I get up- ing better than a family reunion. ’ ’ young girls everywhere. home to look for work. “I don’t remember the takes her a few minutes to set. My brain is saying ‘yeah, These thieves are lower than a pack rat. At least a pack She owns her own home. She was your average crash at all,” Nielsen said. remember the appropriate I can do that’ but physically, rat will bring something in exchange for, rather than just She is strong-minded and in- young adult. She played She was first taken to the word during a conversa- -no, I can’t do it.” taking. And what’s that old saying ‘‘only worms can’t dependent. She is passionate softball, rode her bike and hospital in Burns Lake and tion. And when she was first What frustrates Nielsen fall down?’ about her beliefs and stands spent lots of time with her then to Prince George. A injured, she suffered from most is not being able to do So in closing, thds again, and I can only hope the up for herself and her fellow friends and family. few days later she was flown headaches a11 the time and the things she could do be- damn thing cuts your foot off. Or if it’s being sold for drug human beings. And when She also volunteered for to Shaughnessy Hospital in was very emotional. fore the accident. money, I hope its the best and last high ycu ever have. she sets a goal for herself, the Canadian Cancer Soci- Vancouver. ‘‘I still am,” she said, “just “I can’t work. I can’t I only wish the best for you. You deserve it. she doesn’t give up; she ety, for which, in October Nielsen was conscious, watching the news.” run. I get tired when I read Sharlene Lindstrom, Terrace, B.C. j )* ”.> sticks to her guns to‘over-’.of that ’“i,yeari’she attended,: I ’but out of it. Another mAjor” ’*issue ‘ “ a’tiooli ah’d the next night I ..I“> e,!- -“ ..1,.,.II. . come any obstacle, no mat- meeting in Prince Gkiorge. ” I’ ’“‘Iknew 1was being hown ’ ’ since the accident is fatigue, can’t repe&Cer what I just ter how long it takes. Two women from Kitimat, to Vancouver but I don’t re- which is frustrating she says read, My neighbour is two Medical centre needed But a few things separate who were also at the meet- member the trip at all.” because she wants to do so and a half years old and I Dear Sir: Nielsen from most other role ing, were giving her a ride She had no idea of the ex- many things. can’t lift him up or else I’ll Terrace is a natural hub for a medical centre. We could models. home when they got into a tent of her injuries. Her physical injuries are pull my back.” have specialists in all fields supported by those experi- She limps. Her right thigh head-on car collision on the “I didn’t know what all just as troubling. “It takes me a lot longer enced to minister to the sick and infirm, together with the looks twice as big as her left. highway between Houston the fuss was all about.” Nielsen’s back constantly to prepare meals and do most up-to-date supplies and the latest equipment. And her ann shakes when and Bums Lake. Nielsen spent five causes her pain and she can’t housework,” she adds. Terrace is centrally located, built on well drained, flat she reaches for her glass. months in the hospital, with lift anything heavier than Yvonne doesn’t let any of gravel with master sewer and water services. People come When I ask her how old her mother at her side. For five pounds. her problems stop her, how- to Terrace from all over the surrounding area by public she is, she isn’t sure. “I can’t work. I months, she felt dizzy con- The whole right side of ever. She is more active in and private transport. We have ambulance, fire, and police ‘‘I don’t know,” she says. can’t run. I get tired stantly and wore a custom- her body is damaged as a re- the community than ever. personnel adjacent. To figure it out, she made body brace to support sult of the stroke; before the “Before my injury I was The centre could be architecturally designkd like the counts backwards on her when I read a book her back7She threw up every accident, Nielsen was right- shy. I’ve completely swung spokes of a wheel - no stairs or elevators and lots of win- fingers, from the year she and the next night day for two years because of handed but she now uses her over,” she said. dows (fresh air, landscaping - good therapy). The above was born. I can’t remember the damage to her brain. left-hand most of the time. Nielsen has taken on the would cost millions. Our future! “Forty-two,” she tells me what ljust read. My The resulting problems of She suffers from tremors role of advocate for people Gerald Duffus, Terrace, B.C. first. “No, maybe 43.” neighbour is twoand patients with brain injuries in her right arm, meaning with brain injuries. 1’ She I wait and she laughs at differ from person to person it shakes if she uses it too spends countless hours at- herself. She grabs a piece of a half years old and depending on the part of the much, gets tired or stressed. tending brain injury confer- The best place in the world paper and starts to do long- I can’t lift him up, ” brain injured as well as their Nielsen’s right leg is the ences to learn then educate Dear Sir: division math, counting the -Yvonne Nielsen age at the time of injury, ed- most troubling of her bodi- others about brain injuries. Recently I saw a notice,on the tackboard at Dry Creek numbers under her breath ucation level, environment ly injuries, however. Ex- She writes articles, and pres- in Rosswood, B.C. north of Terrace that read “Boil this and concentrating intensely. and personality. cess water builds up so she ents and distributes informa- water” before use. This is ridiculous. People have been After a couple of min- Nielsen’s injuries were needs to wears a tight elastic tion to community groups, drinking this water for many years. The water comes out utes, she states with a little Although all three were extensive. She damaged four around the lower half to keep hospitals, schools, politi- of huge rocks (obviously a spring), about 200 metres from more confidence but still a wearing seatbelts, the driver out of the six major parts of the liquid in her thigh - both cians and other brain injury the highway. No matter how cold it gets in winter it nev- touch of uncertainty. and front passenger died in- her brain - her parietal, fron- the elastic and swollen thigh survivors. She also attends er freezes and in rainy seasons it never shows a trace of “I was born in November stantly. Nielsen, who was tal and temporal lobes, and are uncomfortable. a support group to help new murkiness. It is probabIy one of the purest waters you will of 1963, so I’m 42.” sitting in the back, suffered her cerebellum. Every day, for a couple victims of brain injuries. find anywhere. Nielsen is accustomed to major injuries. She now suffers from of hours, she wraps her leg Her most recent project is The government people that put the the “boil” sign , not remembering things and The impact of the acci- short-term memory loss in a lympha-press and waits to create an official voluntary should maybe boil the water that comes out of their taps she’s not embarrassed about dent jerked her body hard so she forgets names and while it applies pressures to identity card so people with in case the chlorine and whatever else might give them it. It’s a part of who she is. back and forth, causing her simple information, like her different areas of her leg to brain injuries have proof and problems. Or at least it has been since brain to hit the front then birthday. distribute the liquid. can get disability benefits. Also, what about the fruit, meat and vegetables that we she was 23. back of her skull. She suf- “It took me almost a year “That takes a lot out of “You can’t tell just by buy from the grocery stores? The workers who harvest In 1987, Nielsen was liv- fered a serious closed-head to remember my swimming me. I get tired even though looking at me that I’ve got a the crops in the Fraser Valley have to wear gloves so their ing on her own in Terrace, brain injury. Her skull was teacher’s name. And I saw I’m lying down.” brain injury,” she says. hands don’t burn up. Most of these people are immigrants working at Woolworths. A still in one piece. her every week,” she said, Her right foot also has a And she’s right, I can’t. because most respectable Canadian citizens won’t do these jobs. Maybe similar to the Latins in other countries? The people who live in this “remote” area enjoy pure air and no threat’of mad cow disease. However, due to Common problems government regulations we cannot sell a healthy turkey or chicken to our neighbours. It’s a bit ridiculous. I have taught some university and secondary school in linked to damage: Mazatlan, Mexico and have gone to the market where flies are all over the meat, fish, fruit and vegetables. Is the mor- Mental Physical tality rate higher there? What would our government do 0 about this? the government employees in this country E poor problem solving m fatigue If want to do something positive, perhaps they should to I skills m headaches try poormemory communicate with some of our leaders ,in North America E poorbalance low attention span to persuade them that hurting people in some other coun- slowed thinking II vision problems tries is not necessarily the road of success. m difficulty planning and problems speaking Also, you Green party people. Perhaps you could take setting goals clearly down your ugly signs from the last election! They look physical disabilities such worse than the billions of trees we can’t cut down. as problems with walk- However, a lot of what I have written is negative but Social ing, sitting, etc. * in my opinion we are probably still living in one the best self-control problems I E low sexual drive places in the world. lack of initiation Emotiona I ..Allan Cameron Sr., ROSSWOO~,B.C. impulse buying personality changes m aggression m bursts of emotion E inappropriate speech shifting emotions . - About the Mail Bag difficulty making and .. ,keeping friends lack of emotion The Terrace Standard welcomes letters. Our address poor judgement &creased anxiety is 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2. You can at 250-438-8432 or e-mail us at newsroom@ problems understanding m problems controlling ‘ax us others temper !erracestandard.com. No attachments, please. Name, iddress and phone number required for verification.

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i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7, 2006 - A7 Walkers, cyclists to get own path I’ PEDESTRIANS AND til the beginning of August. try officials will also do the able to handle a large truck bridge 28km east of Ter- cyclists using Kalum Lake That’s partly due to other study and design work for carrying 85 metric tons with race will have its surface hill just north of the junction transportation ministry com- the “shelf ready” project. no trouble at all, said Rani- replaced as will the Kitimat of the Nisga’a Highway mitments. It’ll manage the Also on the minis- say. River Bridge, he added. with Hwy16 will soon have project by those assigned to try’s 2006 project list is a “This is part of a seismic “The St. Croix Bridge a safer time going up or, do the job who are currently strengthening of the Kalum upgrade program right from was built in 1980 and has down. occupied with a project on River Bridge to bring it up to the Alberta border to Prince never been resurfaced so we The right hand shoulder the Queen Charlotte Islands. current seismic standards. Rupert,” he said. got some pretty good use going up- will be widened Transportation minis- When finished, it will be The St. Croix River from it,” said Ramsay. Full Service 7 Days A Week and paved to 1.5 metres, < says transportation ministry manager Don Ramsay. “And this way there will be better access to the mil- lennium pathway,” he said. The millennium pathway now ends just across the road from the Hwyl6-Nisga’a Highway intersection. The shoulder-widening project is part of a larger , project to pave the Nisga’a Highway from the Hwy 16 intersection up the hill to where the road meets Hal- liwell. Paving will stop where the highway meets Halliwell and pick up again at Deep Creek for about 5km. The section in between Halliwell and Deep Creek isn’t suitable for paving because it first requires the roadbed to be rebuilt, said Ramsay. “We’ll be going to a geo-

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‘ 1 4912 Highway 16 West, Terrace, BC (250) 635-6558 A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7,2006 Local groups get the money for crystal meth battle plan By DUSTIN QUEZADA Rysavy has also secured the health and hospital ser- vention. the support of the RCMP and vices portfolio, said region- “Our goal is to help YESTERDAY’SCRYSTAL the school district, Northern ally crystal meth addiction strengthen the community meth forum in Terrace Health-Mental Help and Ad- rates trail behind other illicit services to prevent and treat ,was the first example of a dictions, Northwest Addic- and legal substances, such as addiction and, therefore, to new c&tal meth response tions, BC Ambulance and cocaine, heroine and alcohol, reduce harm to our commu- Fore all your goy needs, a guide program operating in the other local partners includ- but added it was a no brainer nity and our region,” Rysavy to all golfhas to offer in B.C. five municipalities that ing the Terrace and District to apply for the monies. said. 250-712-9660 make up the Kitimat-Stikine Chamber of Commerce,and Rysavy says the one-year She hopes to have an ad- Ross Marrington, Publisher 2189 Pandosy Street 604637-6537 Regional District. First Nations conlmunities. program will focus on com- visory committee formed in Terrace joined the other Lynne Christiansen, the munity awareness, capacity June and the program to be Kelorvna, BC VlY four municipalities - Kiti- Terrace city councillor with building, education and pre- launched in September. ,,

Rysavy learned that applica- tions meeting the necessary criteria were better sent ear- ly rather than later. In addition to the $60,000 promised, Rysavy said her calculations have more than $lOO,OOO in in-kind dona- tions. Several agencies, groups and a recovered crystal meth addict from Terrace - peo- ple on the frontline against

) crystal meth use already - are those that Rysavy is depending on to execute the response program. Carmen Charbonneau, the reformed crystal meth addict, appeared before the regional district board in February to promote the pro- gram and will be involved as an educational speaker. She says education will

“I was addicted to crys- tal meth and I want to ex- plain what it did to my life,” Charbonneau said. “I want to see-something done for kids while they still have a chance.” I ears

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!THE COAST Mountains I*.$u,lt,i. -.. - , --r,7 1 and composition and district adoDt the four-dav school :School District 82 board met implicatibns with the pro- calLndar for 2006-67, added :for the first time with all three posed Bill 33. Austin, saying even a modi- ;Members of the Legislative Gowen says the *meeting fied five-day week would !Assembly (MLA) within was important because the have needed cuts to other ithe district boundaries in MLAs are in the same arena services. ;May, giving it the chance to as those making decisions And Austin says Bill 33, loutline the state of of public that affect funding. passed into legislation earli- ;education here. While the provincial er this month that puts a hard 1 The meeting between Liberal government has in- cap of three special needs creased per pupil funding, students per class, as well as I Gowen said, the local dis- limits to class sizes in grades trict’s unique geographical 4-12, will challenge the dis- (North Coast) and factors have not been taken trict financially. members took place into account. “Who’s going to pay for “Money for infrastructure it?’ said Austin, adding pro- has not increased.” added posed NDP amendments to - SAVE $30.00 Gowen. ,the bill were reiected. i The meeting was ar- Lorrie Gowen Austin says the meeting The board ckair, however, L-rangedat board chair Lor- The packages included was a welcome exercise but says the meeting was not all r’rie Gowen’s urging because the presentation made by the that many of the district’s about what isn’t but what is t t ’she sensed the politicians district review team, coni- grievances were well @own happening here with public : needed’ more background mittee structures, statistics to him. education. information on the particu- on First Nations and French “I have brought this to “We wanted to let [the lar difficulties faced by the Immersion, the district ac- (Education Minister) Shirley MLAs] know how the stu- ;district. countability contract, infor- Bond,” Austin said of such dents were doing,” said 1: “I asked for the meet- mation stemming from the things as higher heating and Gowen. “There are lots of V’ing,” said Gowen, adding it consultation on the school transportation bills than oth- go,od things happening.” 1 tchers.ca accomplished her -goals. “It calendar, enrolnient num- er districts incur. The board and the MLAs was really good.” bers from 2001 to present, Those costs, along with have plans to meet two to : Gowen said the MLAs Foundation Skills Asses- declining enrolment, olead three times a year to build :were each given extensive mEt results from 2000 to the district to once again on this first session. 1 information packages. present, figures on class size I L :Ministert pops,in ‘HILE THE school board was able to meet with the three LAs in its area, it also had a chance to speak to education inister Shirley Bond. Peoplesay < ” Bond was in Terrace this past Monday, June 5, as part of Sommitment she made to visit every school district within e province. Bond visited several local schools, met with the board to teach,ingour kids one of id spoke union officials who represent school district is orkers. I=t- -- Stewart’s school district trustee, Craig Caruso, was disap- ,inted Bond only visited Terrace. “Without accepting the vastness of the geography and the the most important ji versity of the communities andLpeople of our region Vic- ria will never understand the very real challenges we face 1 matter how many times they visit Terrace,” he said. I ‘7 , . ,, J j in the5world

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nceptualizing l; Cliy PLANNER David Block explains the land use concept of the city’s airport lands to Chamber of Com- merce employee Debbie Simons. Engineering consultants EBA Engineering of Calgary, Alberta have com- piled,a plan for how the industrial lands at the airport can be developed in the future. The comprehensive vision divides the project into phases and addresses issues such as infrastructure development, agricul- tural uses, industrial development and commercial business possibilities. The city is looking for feedback on the proposed plan and will display information boards in the reception area of city hall for taxpayers to examine. The detailed conceptual report will be made available on line. SARAH A. ZI~MERMANPHOTO

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RIP, Kip had a dream about a cougar recently. I was in the woods near MK Bay Marina, I recognized the sandy soil and prickly pines. I was low to Ithe ground and stopped in fear when I saw’its golden flank. Years ago, over a dozen, a kitten emerged from under our shed in the back yard. She was part-Sia- mese, alovely small thing with pink paws and nose. and her fur was mauve with beige and white. A tiny, gorgeous creature. As she had a flea collar on, we knew someone out there loved her, so we put ads in the paper and informed the local shelter. Three hopeful women came by to see her so I caught her and held her up at the front door. “No. no, it’s not her,” each said, as my growing elation, held in check, matched their disappointment. Because of course I fell in love. We named the skinny little cat “Herc” - shoa for Hercules (to impart strength) or after Hercule Undivided attention Poirot, as she was a mystery. Students at PACES came in to the school on their day off June 2 in order to take Child Safe First Aid course. From left, Leah Spalding, As Our Cat, we took her to the vet to be de- Candice Bryant, Heather Leavitt, Megan Brown and Nicole Makara take directions in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation from instructor wormed, given shots, and fixed. The young locum Ben Mattheis (out of frame), a teacher at Parkside Secondary, The school, a teen parenting program, gives its students the opportunity said as he manipulated her, ‘This cat is pregnant” to take the training each year. Nine moms and one dad took part in the course. DUSTIN QUEZADA PHOTO - what? - “and there is only one kitten in there” - really? - “and she is due on Thursday.” This was the Tuesday before Easter. Sure enough, eTly Easter Thursday, Herc jumped up onto our bed. She said, her loudest ever, “Meow!” and one black kitten shot out the other end. Herc Cal a hiah school harbour took off, as young mothers sometimes do. Fortunately, hubby was working from home, By DUSTIN QUEZADA and could be mid-wife and nurse-maid to two silly kittens. Hewould gather up ae reluctant mother- A GROIJP of 20 students enrolled kitten and take her to her baby. in a leadership class at Caledonia Senior Secondaiy School has become the first in the province to earn recognition as Safe Harbour The baby kitten, first named ambassadors. Kitten or Kit, then Kip or Kipling (a One of two teachers at the school jungle cat, a tinypanther)became an who has taken the workshop and expert tree-climber at a very tender helped to present the program to stu- age. doom! Fast as lightning! dents says the session served a dual benefit for the high schoolers. Greer Kaiser said the students were not only exposed to methods of That summer we enjoyed watching mother-kit- inclusive and accepting behaviour, ten teach baby-kitten how to climb trees, specifi- but they earned L7 marks (out of a cally the apple tree in our back yard. Run this way! required SO) toward their graduation Run fast, then up! Baby kitten would run a bit, then portfolio. get distracted by a butterfly. Eventually baby-kit- Safe Harbour is an anti-racism/ ten caught on, because of their excellent built-in anti-discriniinationprogram that was chase reflex. See something running? Chase first, started in Nanaimo in 2004 and this

ask questions later. 7 March, members of the local Skeena The baby kitten, first named Kitten or Kit, then Diversity Society became certified Kip or Kipling (a jungle cat, a tiny panther) be- to teach the workshop. came an expert tree-climber at a very tender age. The society has since led a hand- Zoom! Fast as lightning! ful of workshops, including the May Later on, I read that a female cat, a queen, even 5 one for students. if fixed, wi!l not be in a place where there are two Estelle Warren, the other Caledo- queens. And I brought a squalling baby home from nia teacher, was at the first workshop Mills when Kip was just over a year old, and Herc and felt it could be adapted for stu- left soon after. dents. You know, we thought, “Oh, that is unusual for “Estelle was reidly excited,” said Herc to be gone for four hours.” Then we thought, Skeena Diversity’s Frances Birdsell. “Isn’t it odd that Herc has been gone not just Birdsell then got permission froin overnight, but for two nights?” Then we thought, the Affiliation of Multicultural Soci- “Where the hell is Herc?” Eventually we realized eties and Scrvicc Agcncics of B.C. she was gone from us. Maybe she went home, to (AM S SA ). which dcvel opcd the where her people gave her a flea-collar. We adver- program, to tailor it for tcens. tised for a while, then we didn’t. The sessions iiivolw a Safe Har- Meanwhile, we had had Kip. She would run bour informational briefing and like a Good Mother every time our baby cried in a brainstorming excrciscs in which high-pitched squeal. There I was, responding to a participants identify who makes up late-night cry, and Kip was on the case, fast. the community and in what circum- “Thank you, Kipper-gal, for appearing on the stances people might not feel valued scene. Were you planning to change this poopy in that community. diaper? The teens mentioned in excess of Or were you going to wet-nurse for me?’ Natu- 30 groups, ranging in race, sexual rally, she had no response. She was THERE for orientation, age, religion and more. me, though, there for the Baby. And a high-pitched Mona Horvatic, a Grade 11 stu- call would bring her every time: Rapid Cat. “Kip! dent. says the exercises were ap- Kippemrr!” plicable to the high school setting One time I left the kitchen to find Kip and tod- where much of the community’s dler-son in cahoots. She would paw at the drawer diversity is evident and where rac- where the delicious rubber bands were, and Tod- ism, bullying and ethnocentrism is AMBASSADORS for the Safe Harbour program include (from left) Caledonia students Mona Horvatic, dler Son would open it for her. Kid opens drawer a reality. Sam Louie and Rory Bird, who display proof of their training. DUSTIN QUEZADA PHOTO (handy, those opposable thumbs!) and Cat would “It was an interesting workshop,” ,I

consume delicous rubber bands. Mom then cleans Horvatic said. “We got to see things L up cat-puke containing said rubber bands. from a different perspective.’’ nating behaviour amongst students. is the certification the training pro- initiative and its results. “Quit it!” I shouted, as Human Mothers do, The workshop then involves ac- It’s this type of knowledge that’s vided. I’ ‘‘We,:ve been so impressed with and the small mammals dispersed to their hiding tivities and scenarios where partici- needed in a multi-cultural society “Honestly, I was looking for Skeena Diversity’s work,” said places. pant Sam Louie said it allowed her like ours and why Skeena Diversity something to put on my resume,” Welsh, adding AMSSA developed Sunday morning, this past May long weekend, to feel how others might feel when took the initiative to train the youth said Louie. the workshop but it’s up to the local Kip decided I had slept enough and gently (claws- discriminated against and how to in what has always been a workshop With additional funding, Skeena agencies to promote it. in) poked me in the eye. I woke to her face in my prevent those situations. aimed at people in businesses and Diversity is hoping to repeat the “Having the students understand face, purring. “In racism and bullying, the by- agencies. exercise next school year and at what’s meant by diversity is key to As of Monday May long weekend, she was stander has influence,” said Birdsell, “We really think it’s absolutely the urging of the teens they’ve just the youth’s future acting in society,” gone, and we suspect an ‘eagle, fox, wolf or bear. adding silence may be seen as con- key,” saidLBirdsellof the youth train- trained, may explore involving stu- Welsh added. But most likely, a cougar has taken her. doning the act. ing. i dents in younger grades. Now, thanks to students and staff You can call a cat all you like, but she may not Birdsell lists calmly disagreeing Another benefit for the teens, Tim Welsh, program director with at Caledonia, the school is the only answer. “Kip, Kip, Kip! Kipling! Kippemrr! Kip- or refusing to participate as ways either on the cusp of working or al- AMSSA, says the Vancouver-based one in B.C. featuring the Safe Har- per-gal !” students learned to combat discrimi- ready earning a part-time paycheck, group is pleased both with the local bour decals on its windows.

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or 6-1 3 Year Olds Register NOWfor July or Aug Session at Uniglobe 11 Appplications Now Being Accepted for I CITYSCENE Paid and Volunteer Drama Instructors including Sarah Burger (violin), Stacey Zorn Powell. 60th shows on display through June See Job Posting at www.mytlt.ca ’Clubs & pubs (flute), Andrew Johnstone (trumpet). Annie 25. Gallery hours: Wednesday, Thursday and Closing Date +ne 9 ARTFUL CUP: Open mic-night Saturdays. Greenwood and Norbert Ziegler (french horn), Saturday 12-4 p.m., Friday 12-6 p.m. and Sunday GEORGE’S PUB: Shoes That Fit June 9-10 Dylan Spence (trombone) and Kory Major 1-4 p.m. For information call 638-8884. HANKY’S: Tues. karaoke, free foosbalVWed. (tuba). The conductor will be Michael Wen, with karaoke: free pooYThurs. college games night/ assistant conductor Courtney Preyser. Tickets are TLT YO- ~Upepm~nts S10 for adults, $8 for seniors and students and are Fri.-Sat. dance music & door prizes/Sunday 8 William Gleeson’3 Comedy available’at Misty River Books or from the TSO. p.m. to midnight music jams. A great opportunity to network with fellow musicians in a friendly “Louder, C Can’t Hear You!” atmosphere. All you need is your instrument 8pm Fri June 16 & Sat’ June 17 - 8pm because there’s sound equipment, lighting, a drum Visual Arts - McColl Playhouse ’ . kit‘and all the amps you’ll need. I The Highway of Tears: Missing Women LEGION BRANCH 13: Meht draws and music Tickets $8 (Adults), $5 (Students) on Highway 16 Art Exhibition makes its first i ’ ,to dance to Saturdays starting at 4 p.m. - Available at Uniglob r stop on a travelling show after its debut in April at the Smithers A’rt Gallery. Opening reception‘ is 0 Friday, June 2 at from 7-9 p.m. in the community e .Live music room at the Skeena Mall. Appearances from the W Kaejema, a four-piece groove band from Kitselas Dancers and guest speakers will kick off riipresenis Vancouver, brings its “funkdubjazz” blend of the show. The exhibit runs for 10 days through Dan Goggin ‘s Musical-Comedy improvised live music to Gator’s for two nights June 11 during mall hours: Monday to Thursday with guests the 2 Lost Frogs. Friday and Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.rn.; Friday 9130 a.m. to 9 p.m.; June 9-10. No minors. Doors open at 9 p.m. with Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday noon PLNunsenSe” music at 10’p.m. Tickets $10 ‘at the door or at to 5 p.m. Skeena Zone Winner - Travel Fundraising Event Misty River Books. The Terrace Art Gallery presents the Fri June 23 8pm - REM Lee Theatre. The Terrace Symphony Orchestra invites opening reception for its June exhibits on Friday, Tickets $10 at the Door, at Uniglobe, eve@one to see the Northwest’s only symphony June 2 at 7 p.m. In the upper gallery, it’s “Life MAY Your Spirit Soar High, by Terrace art- or from Cast Members orchestra on Saturday, June 10 at 8 p.m. to its in Abundance: Land and Sea of Haida Gwaii” by ist Louise Behnke, is part of her Missing Our $1 season finale at the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Theatre. The Sheila Karrow. The lower gallery has “Monday Women series at the Highway of Tears art Our official ticket outlet is show will feature youth members in concert, Mornings” by Maureen Hamilton and Cindy exhibit. See left for details.

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to Serc;’e you!c B SKEENAVALLEY c M c COMMUNITY EVENTS Skeena Child Care Resource and Referral, - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 The Family Place and ECEBC hosts a Child Terrace ogice, 104-4710Lazelle Ave ‘ V8G 1T2 The Terrace Pentacostal Assembly hosts Care Picnic in the Park at Elks Park on Agar Ave. TerrseeBC Canada’s “New Country” gentleman, Jack Thursday, June 8 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free fun Phone: 250 638-7906 Jackson and the JRB at 7 p.m. Admission is free.’ for children and their parents, child care providers Fax: 250 638-7926 Go to www.jackjackson for more info. or grandparents. Activities, snacks will bo provided, but bring your own lunch. Phone 638- Kitirriat Office 244A City Centre TUESDAY, JUNE 13 11 13 for more information. Everyone welcome. Rhonda Davison, the B.C. regional manager with Kitimat BC V8C IT6 the Operation Christmas Child Shoe Box Project, Kermode Friendship Centre needs vendors, Phone: 250 632-9886 .- - will be reporting on a Shoe Bpx gift distribution volunteers and performers for National Aboriginal Phone: 250 632-9883 trip to Costa Rica. Tuesday, June 13 at 7 p.m. at Day In the Park JuneJ7. Please contact Susan or -r- ”+--e\, I -_ *..3 the,TerraceAlliance Church (4923 Agar Avenue). Marianne at 635-4060. 1. .A -.. -. .. - ..‘. L_ -. ~ Ernail: [email protected] SATURDAY, JUNE 17 The Happy Gang Centre hosts a pancake National Aboriginal Day is celebrated at George breakfast on the first Saturday of each month Stop by reach by phone! Little Park and the Kermode Friendship Society from 8-11 a.m. and its general meeting goes on or us cordially invites everyone to participate. Welcome the second Thursday of every month at 2 p.m. and opening ceremony at 10 a.m. with dance Robin is working hard to groups, entertainment, achievement awards and The Terrace Greater Beautification Society’s bring the concerns of Skeena activities for children all day. Vendors can contact beautification work bees meet Tuesday nights Susan Morven at the friendship centre for a at the George Little House at 7 p.m. Everyone residents to Victoria! registration form. Volunteers needed. welcome. The society also meets on the first Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at city hall. New Robin Austin, MLA SATURDAYl JUNE 17 members welcome. Call Chris at 638-1049. Terrace RCMP, with assistance from local Skeena businesses, are offering a free bike rodeo for The Terrace Emergency Shelter hosts Bannock children between the ages of two and 12 in order & Beans, where Fridays are chili nights at the Kitfy corner to the Public Libraw Park Open: to raise bicycle safety in the community. At the shelter. From 4-6 pm. at 2812 Hall St. Call 635- 5890 for more info. The meal is free. Volunteers for Plan to attend! Support local vendors in Terrace Tuesday to Friday in Terrace Skeena Mall parking lot between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Accompanying parents or guardians are meal preparation always needed. Wednesday to Friday in Kitimat asked to bring a bicycle and helmet for each child. A brain injury support group in Terrace meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from 4-5:30 SUNDAY, JUNE 18 p.m. in the conference rocm at the library. The, The Amnesty International Terrace Action meetings are open to survivors, family members Circle hosts its second annual Taste for Justice and service providers. For more info, call Mark at (AI’S nationwide dinner party in support of human 638-1 81 8 or e-mail [email protected] rights) at 4 p.m. at the Kiva Cafe, on the Northwest Community College campus. Bring a dish to share, Kermode Friendship Society offers free tutoring a donation for Amnesty International equivalent to at its Kalum St. location with an After School what you would spend on a meal out, or whatever Homework Club Mondays through Thursdays you feel appropriate. Bring a dark (black) cotton t- from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. This program is open t@ shirt and $10 we could screen print them with the youth in need of help and support in school. Peer Baby’s Name: Baby‘s Name: Terrace Amnesty logo at the event. The Terrace tutors wanted. Learn by teaching. This could be Shown Russell Devcic Ryan Joeseph Lemiski Drummers will provide musical entertainment. used as hours required in graduation portfolio. Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: For more information contact Kim Besharah of FRIDAYl JUNE 23 Kermode Friendship Society at 635-4906 ext. 27. May 3, 2006 at 1:18 p.m. May 24, 2006 at 1 :16 om. The Kinsmen Club of Terrace holds the Weight: 9 Ibs. 0 02. Weight: 8 Ibs. 2 02. Check out our site or all 638-7283 for advertising information installation of its officers for the 2006-07 year Skeena Family Resources presentsfreeprograms Sex: Male Sex: Male on Friday, June’23 at the Kin Hut (4119 Sparks for parents and children under six at Kitselas Parents: Sandra & Torn Parents: Korleen & Ron St. behind Heritage Park). Cocktails at 630 p.m. on Queensway, Skeena Kalum Housing and at “tittle brother for Mariah and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Installation of officers and Kitsumkalum. Parent connection, information presentation of awards to follow. Dress is semi- workshops for parents and fun activities for kids. & Fcrmn“ Baby‘s Name: formal, cost is $20 a plate. This event is open to Tuesdays to Thursdays from noon to 2 p.m. Seoerra Lynn Nystrom all family of Kin and spousedsignificant others. Transportation is available. Everyone welcome. Baby‘s Name: Date & Time of Birth: Purchase tickets at Crampton Law Office in Call 635-7087 for information or transportation. logon Kode Engelbertink May 26, 2006 at 8:40 a.m. Terrace. You are strongly advised to call ahead Date & Time of Birth: Weight: 7 Ibs. 8 02. at (250) 635-6330 and reserve and arrange ticket The Artful Cup hosts Stitch ‘n Bitch, a co-ed pick-up. Ask to speak to Bryan or Sheila. R.S.V.P. knitting circle Thursdays from 7:30-9 p.m. Sewing May 22, 2006 at 4:49 p.m. Sex: Fernole by Friday, June 16. and crochet also welcome with people on hand to Weighk 10 Ibs. 5.5 02. Parents: Bridgette &John teach. For more info call Renee at 61 5-9383. Sex: Male “tittle sister for PSAs Parents: Kristi & Rernko Daymond” Support After Suicide support group monthly Soup Kitchen, operating every Monday from WMe brother for Ryker” I meetings have been cancelled. Assistance 12-1:30 p.m. at the Kermode Friendship Society, with grief is still available from others that have 3313 Kalum%St.Enjoy a hot bowls of soup and a Baby‘s Name: experienced a suicidal death of someone close. bun! Call Angela or Louisa at 635-4906. Baby‘s Name: Caiden Wilson West-Johnson Talking an$, listening to others about their Nyra Jayne Donnan Date & Time of Birth: experiences lessens the burden and eases the Renaissance Faire 2007 (Jur,e 22-23) is looking Date & Time of Birth: May 29,‘2006 at 6:39 a.m. pain. For support and information call Joset at for anyone interested in sitting on a planning May 19,2006 at p.m. 02. 638-1 347. committee for the First Annual Renaissance Faire. 635 Weight: 6 Ibs. 2 Reach Tabatha by e-mail at tabatha03-2000@ Weight: 7 Ibs. 14 oz. Sex: Mole Skeena Junior High School presents: Heritage Park Museum is now open for the hotmail.com Sex: Female Parents: Shannon & Tyler Ten Lost Years - a gripping story of Canada in summer season from 10 a.m. to 6 pm., seven Parents: Sonia & Patrick 1930‘s performed by Drama 10 days-a-week. Site tours are available four times a , Terrace Toastmasters is now meeting on the ‘Little sister ‘for ArneIia“ performed by Skeena day and a number of special events are planned second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Dance hughthe Decades - for Ithe summer. The museum will also offer the firehall conference room. Always open to new Dance Students - 8:OO p.m.. Tickets $5.00. Available at two walking tours and Ma Lambly’s, its one act members. Call Bob 638-0923 or Rolf 635-6911. Misty River Books and the Skeena School Office. historical drama, throughout the months of July and August. Call the museum for more information The Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift June 7, 2006 at 635-4546. Shop at 4544 Lazelle Ave. has spring and summer stock and has jeans, children’s, paperback and Caledonia Award Night Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada offers a five- hardcover books on discount May 11-1 8. Open class introductory session to Tai Chi for health Tues-Sat 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. dune 17,2OQ6 improvement, concentration and meditation and Terrace Symphony Season Finale relaxation and stress reduction. June 1, 8, 14, 22 Royal Canadian Legion is appealing to members Come and listen to the work of our fine local musicians. & 29 from 7-9 p.m. at the health’unit auditorium. and their spouses for auxiliary volunteers to help $30 for all fives classes. Call 61 5-3216 for info. prepare vegetables and pie crusts once a month June 28,2806 for steak night and to help with dishes. If interested The Canadian Cancer Resource Centre offers please phone 635-4862. Skeena School Awards Night cancer support group for family and friends meeting every second and fourth Thursday of the Alanon meets every Sunday at 7 p.m. at the month at 7 p.m. Next meetings are June 8 & 22. Womens’ Centre. The cancer centre is at 207-4650 Lazelle Ave. It‘s www.terraceconc open Monday to Friday from 12-2 p.m. Internet Alcoholics Anonymous meetings every night of access for cancer research is available. For the week. Call 635-6533. N/A meetings 7:30 p.m. information about emergency aid or peer support Saturdays at the education room at the hospital. programs, call 638-8583. Call Tony at 798-2598.

i I ._ . . ... Grooves and chops on the Kaejema menu THE NORTHWESTis about tic/vocal set with Soden and Kaejema gig fuelled by wild to find itself in a groove it Tim Townsend on melodic musicianship. has yet to experience. guitar, followed by a 2 Lost “Everybody’s got neat / Kaejema, a five-piece Frog set of drum ‘n bass and chops,” Soden added. groove band from Vancou- progressive funk, topped by The band is looking for- ver, makes four stops through a Kaejenia jam - all present- ward to visiting the area and the region this week. ed seanilessly. meeting new people because, An emerging scene in And in the traditional jam Soden said, different travels Vancouver, groove is what forniat. only the set break inspire different music. used to be termed jam niu- will stop the music. Kaejema and the 2 Lost sic. Soden said audiences can Frogs play Gator’s June 9- Kit Soden, Kaejema’s expect a fun atmosphere at a IO. See page B2 for details. -. rhythm guitarist, says the music style hasn’t changed, only its label has. The pre- Child Care Month A viously-used jam band label pigeonholed improvising bands of all styles, he said. “Jam bands make people thoink too much about hip- pies,” Soden said. The band, together since 1999, brings a mix of funk, dub and jazz. “Intimate” encounter teaches Kaejema will be without three of its members for the tour but the low end will be filled admirably, said Soden, remect- durina-- bear season------w ~- - -~- by the 2 Lost Frogs - Ma- CONTRIBUTED By discussion was very short. thieu Roberge on bass and BOB HASPECK This trip was on hold. Joe Lussier on drums. We started back the way The two groups have JULY 14TH, 1994 was a we came. Quicker than be- toured Canada together, and I. , day I’ll never forget. Neither fore. About 50 metres from Soden says the two Quebec- will my dog “Skeena.” We the altercation, I turned to ers add a lot to their perfor- had been living in an isolated see momma up on her back mance. cabin some eight kilometres legs. The cub was still eat- The shows coming to the from the Yellowhead ing strawberries, unaware of region will feature a mix of Highway. The dog was a the intruders. She gave an groove styles from an acous- form of protection in this animated “HUMPH!” I gi self-imposed isolation. her a friendly wave, tl I had decided that day we went our separate wa Terrace 6: District N‘ORTHER‘N to hike the eight kilometres She with her cub. Me N SA VINCS Credit Union CREDIT UNION from the road instead of tak- 0 my dog. All of us somew ing the more comfortable wiser by the whole ordeal passenger train. The first This incident rema half hour of the trek down fresh in my memory. I hi the rail line was at a casual had other encounters w Attention ’ I pace. Buithisendedsudden- BEAR season: a drive in May to the Nass Valley pro- bears. None though, as ly. Skeena stopped abruptly! duced 30 bear sightings. DUSTIN QUEZADAPHOTO timate. have great resp Her tail curled up as she and admiration for wild1 stared intently at something ‘s wonders. The first on 1 ’.Terrace& District coming down the bank on the dog again! Momma bear seeming to say “That’s it, list to respect are bears. T our right. When she stopped, was still on target. She was fun’s over, let‘s go!” Our time, I was lucky.

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By MARGARET SPEIRS ONE OF CALEDONIA’S talented athletes is in the middle of a busy summer of events. Danis Bachek, 17, is gearing up to play soccer at the North Amer- ican Games in Denver, Colorado next month where,scouts will be on hind looking for her kind of talent. Ahd a new TV show, Triumphs and Tears, contacted her for an interview later this year. Bachek recently debuted inithe heptathlon at provincials and came away in ninth place in all of B.C. i A fantastic result considering she began heptathlon this year despite “not ROB BROWN knowing at all what it was.” Terrace Track Association president Dighton Haynes urged her to try the sport, which includes seven events: shot put, javelin, high jump, long jump, Heli-f ishing 100-metre hurdles, the 200-metre sprint and the 800-metre race. “She’s an outstanding athlete who does many things well,” he said, adding he sea was gentle that morning. Wisps of he believed heptathlon would be another challenge for the Grade mist whipped by like wraiths as we passed Coste Rocks and entered Devastation Channel. We hurtled past the mouth of the CrabT River. e. Fred had said the Kemano would be a good bet for day two of our clients’ trip. He’d taken them Her experience competing in hurdles at provincials makes to the Khutze on day one. The timing was fortu- that event one of her favourites. nate. Waves of silvery coho were streaming into the Heptathlon isn’t the only sport she excels at. river. It would have been hard not to catch a few. At the recent zone meet, Bachek won the long jump, They did. came second in 400-metre hurdles and high jump, fourth If the fishing was that good and that easy, why in the 100-metre race and shot put and sixth in javelin. don’t I take them back there? I asked. Bachek rose to become the top scorer on the Cale- They want a change - rich guys, he answered donia senior girls soccer team last year and was ranked with an apologetic shrug. seventh among high school girl athletes in the province And they were. He because he was the scion of for 400-metre hurdles. Department Store Chain royalty. She because she Bachek set a meet record for hurdles but was injured was manied to‘him. ’ while training for provincials on the asphalt track at The strong probabiliq that they were looking for Skeena Junior last year._. a better experience on my watch, and the fact that She’s looking forward to securing herself a Soccer I’d never guided for salmon on the Kemano, or any DANIS BACHEK started heptathlon this year and scored ninth place in all of B.C. at the provincial heptathlon meet recently. Here she shows her form in the shot put event scholarship to university with the hope of Playing Pro- other river, made me uneasy. fessional soccer in the future. A tall fog bank crouched at the back end of Alan at a practice at the Skeena Junior Secondary field. MARGARET SPElRS PHOTO Reach. As it beg& to envelop us, Ian took the ma- chine lower. When we reached Europa Reach, I no- ticed that Ian was using the amorphous outlines of the land to stay to the course. Ice and -VVolverines join CIHL Is everything all right? she asked. She had one of those unmelodious voices whose rasplike qualities By AL HEWITSON The Ice will compete in the new- Lake or 100 Mile House while teams the new inter-division set up will be are enhanced by headphones. ly-designated four team Eastern Di- like Kitimat, Hazelton and Terrace a challenge. We’ll be fine, said Ian. THE CENTRAL Interior Senior vision of the CIHL, which will in- anticipate inter-division games with Bobby Love, president of the I believed him. I’,d.flownwith him enough times Men’s AA Hockey League will clude the three other existing teams ‘Vanderhbof and Mackenzie.‘ ~ ,,‘,,,~, , Smithers Steelheads hgs agreed to to appreciate his skills hdhave,~complete faith in grow to nine teams with the addition in the eastern half of the playing In the playoffs, ‘the top tev:in work out a new schedule on the basis his judgement, but it was getting awfully white of two-new teams for the 2006-07 region, the Mackenzie Moose, the each division will advance, along of available ice time to be submitted around us. season and the league will play as Williams Lake Stampeders and the with the next two teams from either by the teams by August 15. Change of plan, he announced moments later, two divisions, East and West. 100 Mile House Bears. division with the highest total number A rule change passed at the meet- turning the machine hard to port, swooping low The two new teams were accepted The Hazelton Wolverines will of points from the regular season. ing requires carded players to play at over the water in an eagle-like arc that took us over into the league at its annual general play in the five-team Western Divi- The team with most points overall least five regular season games with a bay, an estuary and up a small river I guessed meeting in Bums Lake May 27. sion, which also includes the Kiti- will be the Lighting Cup regular sea- a club to be eligible to participate in must be, and, indeed, turned out to be. the Brim. They are the Omenica Ice, which mat Ice Demons, the Terrace River son champion and will play the qual- playoffs. I guess he had the same idea, said Ian as we will operate and play out of both Kings, the Smithers Steelheads and ifying team with the lowest number In cases of players returning from passed over a Canadian helicopter, resting on the Vanderhoof and Fort Fraser - and the Houston Luckies. of points, regardless of division. long-term injury, the executive will beach below while its pilot waited for fog lift. will incorporate players from the No application was received Only four teams will make the have discretion to waive the rule, de- The river was small. rugged and clear as clean former Coy Cup winning northern from Prince Rupert for this season, playoff rounds which will remain a signed to prevent import of out-of- glass. There weren’t that many pools. I prayed one community of Fort St. James - and but president Bill Blacklock told the best of three series. town players for the playoffs only. would be filled with coho and one was. Even from the Hazelton Wolveiines, which will meeting a group in Prince Rupert Representatives of all teams, ex- cj The rule applies to the CIHL a height two times as high as the tops of the trees, represent the area around Hazelton is targeting entering the league in cept the Mackenzie Moose attended schedule only and not to Coy Cup they stood out vividly. and New Hazelton. 2007-08. the annual meeting, at which Bill qualifiers who may bolster rosters Ian put the helicopter down upstream of it. Some concern was expressed at A11 nine CIHL teams will again Blacklock of the Houston Luck- based on BCAHA rules for the Coy As we made our way downstream I chewed on the meeting about arena issues in play a 20-game schedule, which will ies was re-elected president of the Cup provincial senior men’s cham- the problem of hooking a few of those fish. These Hazelton, but organizers agreed to include at least two inter-divisional CIHL. pionship. Coy Cup rosters must be weren’t waves of salmon rolling into lower river conditions relating to player bench series for each team. Kitimat Ice Demons president declared by February 10. runs from the estuary, these were a small school of security and safety netting. The schedule maker will endeav- Allan Hewitson was re-elected as The location of the 2007 Coy individuals. The arena in Hazelton has a rated or to cut travel time for the various vice-president and Rose Ruffell of Cup is expected to be announced by Salmon fresh from vast salty’expanses and a capacity of about 350. teams by matching teams and sched- Bums Lake was re-elected treasurer. BCAHA shortly. good distance from the obsessive rigours of spawn- Representatives of the two new uling games in the upconiing season Shane Brienen of the Houston Luck- The CIHL annual meeting dis- ing are very skittish in the narrow confines of pools teams made detailed presentations on the basis of distance between ies will take over the role of league cussed the shortage of qualified ref- filled with water clear as vodka. on the team plans and displayed pro- teams. secretary from Arnie Head, also of erees in the region to meet a sched- I hoped my charges were capable casters and posed team logos and colors. In subsequent seasons. teams will the Houston Luckies. ule of additional games. careful waders. They’d mentioned that they made The Omenica Ice played six ex- cross over with teams not played in It is to be confirmed that Dave A special referee clinic will be trips to the salmon streams of New Brunswick ev- hibition games during the 2006-06 the 2006-07 season. Turford will remain as league stat- scheduled early in the fall and all ery year, so there was a good chance they were. season, including games against the Thus western division teams like istician. clubs are asked to encourage partici- We reached the pool. It wasn’t much longer than Houston Luckies and Williams Lake Smithers and Houston will likely Bill Blacklock acknowledged pation from referees and linesmen the frontage on a city lot. The beaches were rocky. Stampeders. cross over with Mackenzie. Williams that the crcation of a schedule under across the region. Its tail was small. It was deep, and, like good anad- romous fish, the coho clung to its bottom. If the fish were summer steelhead, the possibil- ity of catching some would be enhanced since they Swimmers could be angled with surface flies. Unfortunately, coho don’t share this proclivity with steelhead. To persuade one to bite would necessitate putting a fly exceed coach’s Sports Scope in front of their noses. I directed my sports to stand on two of the few spots where they could, and cautioned them to avoid expectations Seniors prepare for Games boughs on their backcast. My optimism’shrivelled after they made a few awkward casts. By MARGARET SPElRS been working on this sea- PLAYOFFS are underway for the BC Ice Curling 55-64 mixed team - Lyn Much of the guiding on rivers like the Mirama- son is startinu to come to- Senior Games and several Zone 10 Apolzer, M. Brekke, Fred Martens and J. P chi is done in canoes. The guides there pole their REGIONAL and gether, he said. athletes have already qualified. Brekke clients to within spitting distance of the salmon, development swimmers “It’s really nice to see The following Terrace athletes will Ice Curling 65+ mixed team - Roy represent Zone 10 at the BC Seniors Armogost, Dennis Fugere, Nancy Fugere obviating the need for long or accurate casts. My impressed their coach that little bit of difference charges obviously fished this way when they were with their drive and Games in Abbotsford Aug. 23 to 26. and J. Seimens in the younger kids getting Whist A - Dolly Roberts and Henri- Five-pin bowling A team - Marg in New Brunswick. perseverance at the There was a large rock on the far side of the pool. a bit farther than what’s etta Gagnon Mumford, Ellie Chambers, Chris Olson, The man made a series of haphazard casts. On the Regional Champs and expected,’’ he said. Cribbage A - Claudette Laplante and Rene Vienneau, Fern Gagnon and spare last, his fly swept through the shadow of the rock. A Regional Development “They’re exceeding Jim McKenzie Helen Duhan coho grabbed it and the tension that had been build- meets in Prince Rupert. those goal times.” ing all morning left my neck and shoulders. “We’re very excited The meet offered the The fish put up a pedestrian fight during which about the way swimmers opportunity for develop- Cattle sorters corral fast times no discernible sign of pleasure or excitement ap- are learning to push them- ment swimmers to train CATTLE SORTING made a surprise short notice, she said. Many riders com- peared on its captor’s face. selves,” said coach Mike away from Terrace and to return to the Thornhill Community peted on more than one of the 15 teams of For the next hour nothing happened. I was hop- Carlyle. test their abilities in a dif- Grounds May 27 and riders showed that three. Each team had three chances to sort ing she would find a fish. She didn’t, but he did. “They’re getting best ferent pool. the time off helped them increase their a maximum of 30 cattle. This coho raced around the pool. The man started times in heats and then “The percentage of best speed and accuracy. Danny Muller, James Muller and Kar- reeling in line when he should have been doing the :oming back in the after- “We actually have several people en Halvorson won T-shirts for sorting 27 9pposite. times was excellent and loon without any rest and we’re very encouraged by sorting under the two minute time cattle, the most for the day. Let him run, I urged. He didn’t. His line went allonmce,” said organizer Jocelyn Ben- Lyn Rempel, Isabelle Heaman and ;lack. He reeled in. examined his ily and discovered tepping it up a little bit that,” he said. nore and pushing them- oit. adding this speed applied to five or Danny Muller took second for sorting 20 hat the monofilament had broken at the knot. Allison Knoedler con- six riders. cattle. 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~ Shoe Box Project walks, country living. Reply to 250-635-0016 (22~3) Box 21,1773 S. Lyon St., Prince from $299 Der coude OR 3031 KOFOED AVENUE Presents: George, BC V2M lT3. 2 nights with whaling'tour from SATURDAY JUNE 1oM @ lOAM $349. FAMILK (4) 2 NIGHTS RHONDA DAVISON r PREVIEVI:~~ JUNE~ 9lH 1-7PM. with whalin4- from $429 www...... BC Regional Manager c-orca.com Dining Table & Chairs, China 1-888-611-1 988. Cabinet & Hutch, Freezer. Waiting Reporting on a Shoe Box gih distribution VACATION RETREAT. Water- Room Chairs, Sofa & Chair, Wooc j trip to Costa Rica. front cabin at Smithers Landing. Rocking Chair, TVs Entertainmenl Tuesday, June 13,2006 7 p.m. MacKay's Funeral Service Ltd. , Daily, weekly, monthly rates, full Centers, Book Cases, Lamps, Serving Terrace, Kitiniat, Sinithers & Prince Rupert amenities. View at www.babi- Coffee Tables, End Tables, QS Terrace Alliance Church nenarrowscabin.com 250-847- Multi-adjustable Bed, Beautiful 4 4923 Agar Ave. LOROY, LOROY Monuments Concerned personal QS. Bedroom Suite, HideA-Bed, Look who's Bronze Plaques service in the Northwest hallKitchen Appliances, Pots, Terrace Crematorium since 1946 Pans, Dishes, French Fry Cutter, Dma Motraws Yoga Centrm c, FREEZER BURNT meat, fish, Chandelier Lights, florescent YOU are invited to our and bones for sleddogs. Will Lights, Electric Paint Roller, 40! 4626 Davis Street pick up. Please call 250-635- Hockey Game Set, Lawnmowers, HamBirthday Terrace, B.C. V8G 1X7 3772 (21p6) Tools, Tool Boxes, Wrenches, Baby! hmd zrrla Phone 635-2444 Fax 635-635-2160 NEWER RIDE-ON lawnmower PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE.. (Subject to additions and de/et/ons) Welovevou. p krc#blbn 24 hour pager in good working condition and a Saturday, June 1Oth, 130-430 p.m. m trailer to tow behind an AW. Call Hourly Draws;Cake, Refreshments 250-635-9769 121 D3)

FOR SALE 1 side by side Ph. 6359452 Fax 63QOOO II New Yoga Set starting June 12th II GE freezerifridge, almond www.rnarionauctions.com (66Hx30.5Wx26.5 0) $800 New WEBEST PLACE IN TOWN TO SHOP IS AT [I€ Phone: (250)635-3336 $1,800. Phone 250-635-4762 AUCDON BECAUSE YOU SETTHE PRlCiS lakelse Ave., Floor, Terrace, B.C. 1P4 I._..I #21, 4506 2nd V8G ..I,..! Leave message. (23~3) 1 C ril Arthur Hart .$$+;*.-: ONE 18 cu. GE fridge $300; 1 Au ust 27,1926 - May 25,2006 .$&$, One 18.5 cu. Maytag fridge l $450. Both in excellent condi- tion. 250-635-5768 (22~3) CHESTERFIELD, LOVESEAT ..-.., and chair, good condition $500. children Caroline and Miclieal in 1hon the Empress "y Kitchen table, white, and 6 France. .'?.:$$*, chairs, good condition. $200. of b9.d Thy lied in Tomnto, Gttawa, Cadary there Phone 250-635-3143 or 250- 61 5181 13 (23~3)~ Catherine was born, Edmonton \here Mak \vas born Flooring Distributor and then they settled in Terrace, B.C. in 1971. .::?;:a,""& MOVING OUT sale, double (0.. .*.,9 Now Selling Direct! bed $200; captains bed $85; 3 &. Cyil hied in Terrace off and on over die next few years and in moddown Port ,$%j, I997 to 8 & 12 ml Laminate, 200 choic- pc. black leather sofa set With '!Po'Alberni,B.C. and niarried hiswifeCathariniin 198. .T:, es from...... $.49sq/ft weightthe healthyway. Freecon- L<+. t" coffee table, end table $1,495; sultation. 250-638-7824 www. k.3~.Cyil was on the Kni hts of Colunibus in Terrace and Port Albcrni, was an auxiliary ,::@ 7" unfin or pre fin Fir. .... $.99sq/ft 3 pc. sofa set. Fair condition. pliceman in Tenace. eceived his SS yiar Le8on pin 2 years ago and swed on, the ,+&$ 3 114" Exotic pre fin and Oak $200, Large bedroom suite.250- trimhealthnow.com (21p3) P .*,V volunta coast guard in Port Alberni. z< pre fin, many choices.$l.99sq/ 635-5923 (1 9~3) Cyil~~athomconMay25,2M)6ofaheart attack. ThercwasaniauonMay3Gthin ft .:)$fi ROLL TOP desk. Never used. Port Alberni Cyil was cremated in Port Albemi. Cyil's daughtcr Catherine is bringing his Oak, Maple, Ash engi- , HELP I lost my Mother's Day Asking $2,200. 250-635-7569 ashes backtoTerraceforintc~ntattheTenaceccmetarjtheir\~~llbeamemorialservice neered...... $2.99sq/ft gift. Motorola H500 Bluetooth TONS MORE! (23P3) handsfree headset. Pink &silver, atSacred Heart CatholicChurchon Frid ,June9thatIfNp.m. Folloyedbyacelebration 1-800-631-3342 ofhislfeInlieuoffbivendonationsra~madetotheREMhFoundation. lost'approx. May 25th. Reward I offered. 250-638-7794 (23~2) LOST LG Bell Mobility Cell phone. Silver in colour. Small Auction Sale and compact. Reward being of- Saturday, June 10,2006 beginning at 11:OO AM fered. Please call 250-631-3241 or 250-635-9365. Ask for Matt. At Kerrs' Pit. Leave Highway 16, 10 Miles East of Telkwa, Follow Kerr Road and the Auction Signs 198 I Vanguard 23 ft. Motor Home New Light Fixtures I HC Press Drill New Drapery Rods McLcod Hammer Mill New Drapery Accessories Ferguson 2 Bottom Plow Light Bulbs 3 Pt. Fcrt. Spreader Large Roll of Carpet Cattle HoofTrimming Table Carpet Samples 8 ft. Wooden Boat Office Chair Johnson Outbard Inline Propane Water Heatcr Sept. 19, 1942 Skidoo Skimmer Pictures & Frames 2 Power Saws Kitchen Tables , June 3, 2001 Kerosene Heater Love Seat Kolpin Gun Boot Case Wheel Balancer . We can't have old days back Shindaiwa Water Pump Mitre Box When we were all together Leather Gun Scabbard B&D Ratchet Recurve Bow Commercial Nailer But secret tears, and loving Camouflage Hunters Saw & Holder Cargo Transfer Rollers thoughts Blonde Tanned Wolf Hide Large Double Sealed Windows be with forever. Fuel Pump Brass Fireplace Tools Will us Mechanical Tools Cash Register Loving and missing deeply, Carpenter Tools Painters Easel I Tractor Top Link Speakers Michelle, Ed 8, family Fuel Line Wrenches Nylon Tent Hydraulic Valve (Dual) camp Gear Step Ladders York Partial Gym Brass Plated Scale (Exec. Gift) Post Hole Auger Hydraulic Angle Drives & Cylinders Port Air Tank New Disc Blades 18-22-24 in. MISSING PUPPY! Kita is a hus- is pleased to announce the arrival of her ky, rotweiler, lab cross, about Coin Collection to Sell at 11:OO AM I grand daughter 2 feet tall, 8 months old, many 40 sets of RCM Double Dollar proof sets 71-87 shades of brown with a brown 100 Silver Dollars from 1936 Husky mask. Thin, as she has Limited Edition Gretzlq Picture , I been treated for worms and 2000 Millenium Canada Post Set needs medication. Last seen in Canada Double 1 Cent Set the possession of the Sattle De- 1936 Alberta $1.00 Note 1928 Bluenose 50 cent piece livery driver at Tim Hortons on 1937 Gearge VICoronation Medal 14 -Shin Plasters Keith, May 27 between 3 and 5 191 1 George V Coronation Medal IO - 1954 $5 Notes p.m. Reward for her safe return. WITH SINCERE Plus many items too numerous to mention 250-615-801 6 (23P2) Consignments welcome until Sale Time , 8HAWKS Terms: Cash Lyle and Rose Bolton would like 'ersons paying for major items with uncertified cheque may be requirel 28 YO attractive Thai lady would to leave the item on the grounds until cheque clears the bank. like to meet a kind honest genu- to Thank allfamily, friends, hos- ine man for serious relationship, PROUD PARENTS ARE age not important, please write: pital team members, and count- Keds Auctions SHAWN ROUW & ROBERTA CLUTTERBUCK Kesinee Yiansua, RO. Box 1836, less othersfor their kindness and !1693 Kerr Road, Telkwa, BC Phone: (250) 846-539: Bang Rak Post Office, Bangkok, Not responsible for accidents Lunch on the Grounds A little sister for Christopher 1O!inn. Thailand. p raye rs. B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesdav, June 7,2006 I/

MUST SELL Must view to ap- Immediate Opening: We re- \ preciate. Call 250-635-7949. quire an experienced Meat Cut- Excellent condition 6 )piece liv- TDCSS CHOICES COMMUNITY ' Parts Manager PLUMBING AND Heating Es- terlManagerto cut and merchan- ' ing room set includes: 2 love tate Sale. Various tools and dise for two well-established WING PROGRAM The Pacific Northwest's busiest dealership has an immediate seats, 1 swivel rocker recliner, equipment; (250) 836-3352 grocery stores located in the is looking for opening for an experienced Parts Manager. large matching sectional corner PROMOTE YOUR OWN BUSI- City of Quesnel. Candidates mquim: Minimum 5 Years Parts experience, piece-light oak top, matching We are looking for an individual CasusI/On -Cal Employees ottoman, matching ottoman NESS Nation Wide. Save your I Supervisory experience, Proven track record in inventory comDanv thousands while aen- with minimum 5 years experi- -Applicants must be 19 years age. management, Knowledge of ADP systems, GM experience an bench, ail trimmed with solid of erating valuable custorfiers. ence, an enthusiastic attitude, light oak. Excellent condition, who is customer focused and If you are interested in working with people who are asset large square sofa table (solid Call for details! 905-922-1607. self-motivated. developmentally delayed, you MUS1 BE AVAILABLE 10 We provide an excellent compensation and benefits package. light oak), matches the 6 piece WANT TO reach over 200,000 Competitive compensation WORK WEEKENDS AND VARIOUS SHIFTS and have a Movivg allowance available. living room set. Excellent con- outdoor enthusiasts? Advertise package available based on ex- h dition 3 piece living rooms set your business in one of BC's perience. Piease fax resumes valid Class 5 prior to employment. Please send resumes to: includes: chesterfield, swivel largest outdoor publication, the to (250) 747-4604 or call Cmer All successful applicants will need to obtain a TB Test and General Manager rocker, ottoman, all trimmed BC Hunting RegulationsSynop- at (250) 747-4636. with solid dark oak. Excellent sis 2006 Edition. Call 1-800- Tetanus shot and submit two Criminal Record Checks. Once P.O. Box 478, Houston, B.C. VOJ 120 condition 1 lazy boy rockerlre- 661 -6335. ext 3244. Required experienced Faller employed you be able to obtain a Level Adult Care Fax: 250 845 2524 Ph. 250 845 2244 We are looking for a hard work- will 1 cliner. Excellent condition pool Ceramic Business. Paints, First Aid Ticket and a Class 4 Driver's License. Toll Free 1 800 665 3151 table and accessories. ing Class One driver to do Su- pouring tablts, shelves, tables, per Train flatdeck work within [email protected] benches, brushes, tools and ac- We support cultural diversiv. BC & Alberta. Above average Extensive in-service training provided. cessories. Semi load of molds. wage, tarping extra, benefits. $4,000 obo. Sue at 983-2627. Specified units, Home most Please pick up an a plication form at the Owner injured, must sell. Choices Community weekends. 1-800-760-1420 living Program's ce at 4916 lazdle Avenue, Tmce, B.C. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 7am-5pm.l Mon-Fri. After hours o& ROW SEEDER with 6 seed For more information, call the Choices' Office at 635-7863. disks, fertilizer hopper. $125. Restaurant for lease. 45 seat call 1-250-682-031 1. New Gardena electric cultiva- coffee shop, 55 seat licensed PROFESSIONAL DAIRY Thanks to all those who apply, however, only those tor $75. Gardena telescoping dining room. Excellent facility in HERDSPERSON 8 MILKERS considered for an interview will he contackd. handle with 6 heads and ac- Houston, B.C. Houston Motor NEEDED Contact: 4 4 cessories $1 00. 250-615-7385. Inn. Phone 1-250-845-7112 or Agricultural Labour Pool. Web www.agri-labourpool. corn Fax: 604-855-7189 Phone: 604-855-7281 is seeking a EmaiI:[email protected] Flooring Distributor SALES MANAGER OKANAGAN VALLEY JUMP START CUSTOMER SERVICE Now Sell!ng Direct1 your truck with exceptional reve- 8 8 12 ml Laminate, 200 choic- We are'a large Chrysler Dodge Jeep Dealer located in the Oka- nue, great benefits and a super TECHNICIAN II es from ...... $.49sqlft signing bonus1 As many miles 7" unfin or pre fin Fir ....$.99sq/ nagan Valley seeking a Sales to be located in the company's 3 Manager who is a self-starter as an ownerloperator can run ft < Class-1 , longhaulflatdeck Cana- Bums Lake based operation , 3 114" Exotic pre fin and Oak pre capable of motivatingsales indi- viduals and building on our suc- da & 48 US states. Call Rick or This is regular full time position. fin, many choices.$l.99sqlft Andre 1-800-663-0099. Required for Construction Site in a Oak, Maple, Ash engi- cess. Please send your resume - neered ...... $2.99salft -outlining your proven salessuc- Eagle Homes #1 Modular deal- Prince Rupert, BC Reporting to the Burns take Area Manager, the successful cess, three references to: Lee ership in BC. Fast growing mod- TONSMORE! . Experienced Individual to Over-see all applicant will perform all aspects of installation,> repair 1-800-631-3342 Casperson, CFO. ular home retailer is looking for and maintenance of commercial and residential natural Fax: 250-763-6630 or email: installation personnel for our aspects of Site Safety and Environmental gas equipment on and off customer premises, read meters, 21:s CUAN lnglis side by side [email protected] Salmon Arm location. Full-time refrigerator with water and ice Procedures. Must have at least 5 yrs. promote the sale of natural gas, and respond to emergencies SERVICE ADVISOR. Progres- position. Available immediately. on the company's distribution system as required. dispenser, $550. Two oak high sive Kamloops Dealership re- Basic carpentry skills a must. experience and be thoroughly knowledgeable back swivel bar stools, $50 quiresself-starter, computerfear- Great opportunity for qualified in OH&S Regulations and the Qualifications: Grade 12 education. Valid Class GBEE each. All in new condition. 250- person. Excellent remuneration less, customer seryice oriented Worker's Compensation Act and any BC Gas Fitters licence. Competence in technical aspects 638-0640 (22~3) individual. Salary to commensu- based on experience. Fax re- related to public safety, customer relations, and welfare of VANCOUVER TICKET rate with exDerience. Resumes sume to 250-833-4758 or email: applicable safety codes and regulations. the Compan s property. Experience in appliance repair SERVICE to Box 1336, 1365 Dalhousie [email protected] Must possess OFA II Certification. Must be and trouble s ooting. Must be familiar with basic computer Located in the Hampton Inn Ho- Drive, Kamloops V2C 5P6.& ResortCaretakerposition avail- t proficient in Microsoft Windows software programs and email. Must have good written and tel. Concerts, Sports. Foo Fight- LOOKING FOR a new career? able in the Burns Lake area. For verbal communication skills. ers, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Live and work in the tropics as further information email: Applications, have excellent organizational Phantom, Slayer, Vans Warped a professional diver. 24 wk pro- [email protected] skills accompanied with excellent written & Pacific Northern Gas ltd. offers a competitive salary and Tour, II Divo, Marniers, Sea- grams stafi July and January- Technicians required for the benefits package. hawks. Hotel accom available Student financing available. Sunny Shuswapi GM experi- ora I communication skills. Performing 1-800-920-0887. www.prodivetraining.com 1- ence an asset. Apply to Salmon audits, inspections and reports are required. Please reply to Human Resources De artment at hrQ ng.ca GREEN COUCH & matchina 866-861-1 848. Arm GM. Attention : Service Please submit resumes to the address below. or to Pacific Northern Gas Ltd., 2980 Kerr Street, ferrace, $500; Manager. Email: loveseat. GC stationary D. B.C., V8G 419. Fax (250) 635-9758. bike $30; 4 antique dining room greatdealsOsalmonarmgrn.com, (P) chairs, in pieces, not broken LOOKING FOR Babysitter for . 1-250-832-6066 or Please note that only those selected for an interview will - best offer. Early Victorian an- after ,school Friday's and some JF) 1-250-832-531 4 be contacted. tique settee, circa 1830 $1,000 weekends. Wage negotiable. ASSISTANTMANAGEWCARE- 250-635-7672 (22~3) 250-615-81 92 (22~3) TAKER. Required at the Mam- PRECOR SKI machine, model moth Lodge in Granisle. Ideal for 51?E, commercial quality, open a couple. Some cooking skills to offers. 250-798-9505 (22pl) ADVANCED CLASS One Driver an asset. Room & board sup- Training Programs. Taylor Pro 1 TWO YOUTH bikes, good plies. Wages negotiable based Training Ltd. 250-860-7624 or c condition $75 each. Childrens on experience. Fax resume to: Toll Free 1-877-860-7624. Ask 250-697-2902 or email mark@ wooden kitchen table set $70. About our Heavy Equipment Op- APPRENTICE HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC mammothlodge.ca (22~3) Oak coffee & 2 end tables $150. erators Training classes. www. Kitamaat Village Council 0 250-635-1767 (21 p3) Brandt Tractor Ltd., Canada's largest privately held taylorprodriving.com BARLOW LAKE Logging re- Haisla PO Box 1101, Kitamaat Village BC VOT 260 John Deere Construction & Forestry Equipment Dealer WHOLE HOUSE water soften- Excavator Operator Mining quires experienced processor Telephone 639-9361 Fax 632-2840 ing unit with salt. $400 250-635- operators and heavy duty me- in the world, is seeking a 2nd year Apprentice Heavy Programs. 4, 5, and 6 week InternaVExternal Posting Duty mechanic. The positions will be located in the 9769 (21 031 Programs. Advanced Class chanic for work in Vanderhoof city of Smithers, B.C. One Driver Training. Taylor Pro area. Call 250-567-9596 or 250- "Post Secondary/Nominal Roll Training Ltd. 250-860-7624. Toll 567-5945 (23~3) As a winner of Canada's 50 BestManaged Companies LASAGE STAND-UP piano free 1-877-860-7627. CAMP STAFF for Fort St. John Administrative Assistant " Program, Brandt is proud to offer the following: $600 OBO. Call before 9 p.m. at B.C. Starting July 1106. First and Duties to include: secondtcook & camp attend- Excellent compensation package B Manage the Post Secondary Program and the nominal roll of Comprehensive benefits, pension and profit - ' * MISS YOUR kids? Working too :ants.. Please send. resume or ' KVCIHCDS; much for too little? Executive brief note wlreferences to Heyer Establish and maintain contact with high schools and post sharing bonus plan. level pay working from home. . Contracting Ltd. Box 6262, Ft. secondary institutions; Wage subsidization while at school. Learn how call 1-800-231 -0230 St. John, B.C. V1 J 4H7 (23~2) Leading edge technology and training. or visit www.timeofmv1ife.info Participate in relevant conferences, workshops and committees ENCLOSED FLYWHEEL exer- CLASS THREE driver required RAPIDLY GROWING family on post secondary education; To become a member of the winning team forward cise bike. Like new. Moves easy, for local Houston haul. Fax re- Nominal Roll - be familiar with and follow the instruction and your resume to ksummerfeldQbrandttractor. owned printing business locat- sume and abstract to 250-845- computer readings. $1 50. 250- ed in the beautiful interior of Manual Code Book for the Indian and Northern Affairs Student com. Only those applicants selected for interviews 638-8149 after 5 P.m. (23~1) 3397. Phone 1-250-845-3396 BC with a fuli time opening for (23~3) Counts Report; will be contacted. No phone calls please. an energetic pressman to join Preparation and maintenance of budgets, purchase orders, . Mailing address: our team. The applicant must EARLY CHILDHOOD educator invoices and travel requests; required for Sunflower Child have strong technical and com- Manage and notify staff of critical timelines for funding Brandt Tractor Ltd. Care Center. Please apply in munication skills. Thorough requirements, application of deadlines for funding and 30 day Attention: Product Support Manager AN Opportunity1 knowledge of paper and self- writing to 2803 Cramer St.,Ter- Box 280 INCREDIBLE motivated. The applicant must race,B.C. V8G 2K8 (21~6) response letters; Work for Yourself at Homel Submit reports and paperwork within specified timelines; 2905 Tatlow Rd be able to work independently EARN INCOME at home. home Use a computer to draft reports and search the internet: Smithers, B.C. JOHNBEERE SKATEBOARDMANUFACTUR- but should also be a good team based online business. Excel- bL) player. Experience with related Typing of correspondence such as letters or reports; VOJ 2N0 ING business for sale in Abbots- lent $$$$ potential. Free infor- Fa: (250) 847-5066 ford. Can relocate anywhere. equipment and production is mation. 250-638-7824 www. Use office equipment including photocopier, fax machine, a must. Forward your resume Training included. Ready to go. mypersonalIsuccessnow.com computer; Visit us at www.brandttractor.com to view all Includes inventory. All machin- to: email [email protected] or Track staff movements for management personnel and mail to: Attn: Pressman, Station 121 p3) employment opportunities throughout Western ery. $25,000. Contact karbon- Main, Box 246, Kamloops, BC PART TIME cleaning staff re- equipment: Canada. [email protected] or 1-250-339- quired immediately. Mostlyeven- Ability to prioritize, multi-task and meet deadlines; 4345 (evenings) V2C 5K6 PHONE DISCONNECTED? ings. Will train. Call 250-615- Ability to maintain accurate records: MATURE, FISHING charter with Lowest Hook Up Rates. No 1447 for interview. (22~3) Ability to exercise tact, discretion and maintain confidentiality over 15 years of satisfied cus- Refusals. Everyone Approved. of the department; tomers, Earns over $100,000 Call Today. Toll Free 1-877- *Ability to work both independently and within a team income in 3 months. 38' Baylin- 852-1 122 Protel Reconnect. McElhanney is a progressive Canadian consulting company er approved by Coast Guard for environment; chartering. Boat only $150,000. BuncherOperator, "older'limber- To follow the KVC personnel policy and manual; specialising in civil engineering, surveying and mapping/GlS. We are With equipment and spares jacks", experiencedDenie Strok- Other related duties as requested by the Haisla Capacity actively expanding our scope of services into biological sciences $1 75,000. Everything including ,, er Operator. Ten months year. ' Development Society Manager. and resource management. We have the following opportunity in Starting $23.00lhour, 50 hour computer, displays and busi- Qualifications: Terrace, BC for a highly motivated individual seeking career growth ness $1 95,000.250-632-6530 week. Must have 5 years experi- ence, drivers license. Starts ear- Diploma in Business Technology with 3 - 5 years experience; as the environmental department expands and diversifies. ly June. Phone 250-791-1 932 Experience with the post secondary education system, public Mon-Fri 6pm to 1Opm. Harbour Maater lo look after the marina and independent school systems: 1 Fisheries 5islogist -Terrace, BC 11 TEST DRIVE (1 Organizational and office management skills; HIRING PERSONABLE cheerful ,Our Terrace branch currently includes fulltime Uni ue opporlunily to own and operale a Industrial First Aid attendants. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; two 2001 Pele wilh zero down. You musl haw years a minimum ONE YEAR llal de& highway Take home $4,000 a month. Ability to work in a busy environment and maintain biologists and two technicians with a combined 40 ex erience able and willing lo run Training opportunities available. local experience including expertise in botany, CA)NADA I U5A and possess good confidentiality; wildlife, references. Fax resume and drivers abstract Possess a valid BC Drivers license and own vehicle is an ecology and fisheries. Our staff has a region-wide to: 1-250-785-4914. Rick or Andre (800)663-0099 asset: reputation for providing accurate, concise, and relevant Must be willing and able to pass a criminal record check; data for inventory, impact assessments, and mitigative Direct experience working with First Nations. CQMPANY DRIVERS, measures for all manner of developments in a variety of AND Interested individuals should submit a cover letter, names of resource sectors. LEASE OP'S three references and the express permission for KVC to contact these references, as well as your resume to: Oue to expanding work Bulk Systems The successful candidate will be a key member of our is currently looking of trucks and Lynn Gould, Human Resources Officer drivers for various locations in B.C. Kitamaat Village Council environmental team. He/she will ideally be a Super-Train Exp required Haisla PO Box 1101 professional biologist with a minimum of 7 years of ' PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Monday - Friday weekends off Kitamaat Village, BC VOT 2B0 consulting experience. He/she will have excellent Competitive pay packages Phone: (250) 639-9361, ext. 109 Fax: (250) 632-2840 written and verba! communication skills; strong AND TECHNOLOGISTS , Benefits avallable E-mail: humanresourcesOuniserve.com Fax resume and absbdct to (604)795-5797 technical and project management skills; and an Our growing team of professionals has provided multi- or contact our office during reg hours No later than 4 pm on June 9,2006. ' expertise in fresh water fisheries. He/she will be We thank all applicants for their interest, howevec only those discipline engineering services to Industrial, First (8am to 5pm) Monday to Friday comfortable working in a team environment. a11(604) 703-2820 BoLIFBs?( short-listed will be contacted. Nations, and Commercial Clients in Northwestern BC years. for the past 20 The position involves: 1 We currently have career opportunities for 9 Providing leadership and project management from the MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND proposal through study design, data collection, and STRUCTURAL ENGYNEERS, AND reporting. \ MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGISTS. 9 Managing technical staff in fisheries projects ranging from small scale inventory to large mining operations. Engineers should be registered APEGBC, and Save-On Foods Pharmacy requires an experienced part-time pharmacy technician in our Terrace location. .Coordinating the permitting process for fisheries- Technologists should be registered with ASTT. All 'related projects from stream crossings to large positions offer excellent opportunities for advancement. Applicants should have Kroll computer skills, dispensary and retail drugstore environmental impact assessments. For information on Lapointe Engineering Ltd. see experience, plus familiarity with prescription interpretation. Completion of an Assisting the Environmental Manager as required for www.lapointe-eng.com. accredited Pharmacy Technician Program or 2 years dispensary experience is planning, sales and marketing. required. You should also enjoy working with the public and possess excellent Please send your resume and covering letter to: communication skills. This position is located in Terrace but could involve Lapointe Engineering Ltd. To apply, please forward your resume in confidence to: Denise Law, travel throughout the region, province and western 322 IndustrialAvenue Canada as opportunities present themselves. The Kitimat, BC V8C 2E9 Pharmacy Manager, Save-On Foods Pharmacy #983, 4731 Lakelse Ave, Terrace, BC, VSG lR5 compensation package will include a generous salary Fax: 250-639-9255 and comprehensive benefit package including an Email: [email protected] We thank all applicants; however, only those shortlisted will be contacted. employer contribution to RRSP. These positions will be filled as soon as suitable candidates are Please apply in confidence to selected. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, [email protected] only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Save-On-Foods Pricesmart Foods Ovewaitea Foods Urban Fare

I I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7,2006 - B7 I requires immediately the following posi~ons: RECEPTIONIST/BOOKKEEP- 1, Full/Part-Tirne Waiter/Waihess and Part-Time Bus Boy/Girl. Experience is an asset. NON STUDENT cashier posi- tion available. Part time. Apply ER REQUIRED for accounting 2. Cook - Completion of college or other rogram in cooking and 3 yeors commercial at Safeway. Ask for Jeff. (21~3) office. Please bring your resume cooking experience required. Can untrstand Chinese and perform some or a11 of You Must Apply! to Brian G. Perry 8 Co. Ltd. 31 16 the following duties: EXPERIENCED GRAPPLE OP- A. Prepare and cook complete meals and specialty foods (Chinese Dim Sum). Service Manager is needed for o growing automotive erator required. Competitive Crescent St (Thornhill) 250-635- 3460 (21p3) 6. Supervise kitchen helpers. dealership in Vernon. We are looking for an individual with: wage and benefit package. C. Oversee assistant personnel in preparation, cooking Resumes to be dropped off or RESTAURANT UNDER new and handling of food. Positive attitude towards internal and external customer! D. May plan menus, determine size of food proportions, estimate mailed to: Mack Bros. Logging, management. looking for full food requiremenb and costs, and monitor and order supplies. and fellow employees. 3841 Hwy 97 N.: Quesnei, B.C. time/part time cooks. Please We offer full time with wages starting at $i5.OO/hr. based on experience. Entrepreneuriol spirit, willing to expand our service V2J 522 or fax to 250-992-381 8 apply to: email: minette2ate- lus.net. Fax 1-250-632-5911 or Send your resume to 4554 Greig Avenue, Terrace or email to: (22~3) gourmethous&nonarch.net. No phone calls please. department. I) HOUSEKEEPING STAFF re- apply in person at Mount Lay- Goal oriented team player with the desire to meet quired. Previous experience ton Hotsprings Resort. Ask for Date: Friday, James. (21~3) personal and organizational gools. helpful but not necessary. This is June 23,2006 a great opportunity for a mature WANTED EXPERIENCED drili- Experience in other dealerships and asset. individual. Drop off your resume ers helper. Send resume or work Location: Best Western history to Box 240,3210 Clinton Salary is negotiable. Vernon Kia has a generous benefit with references to: 4830 Hwy. 16 Terrace Inn ’ pi&% West, Terrace. No phone calls or St. Terrace, V8G 5R2. (23~3) plan available. Vernon Kia encourages the achievement of faxes please. (22~3) Time: 8:30am-5:30 pm Autonotive lechbiciab personal and organizational goals. If you feel you are able HUNTERWGUIDES WRAN- Front End Tire Experience would be an asset: to contribute more than what your present employer allows, Cost: $90.00 (No GSTI & (Includes workbook and certificate fee) Please apply in person with resume. please forward your resume to [email protected] To register: Attention: Service Manager Terrace Totem Ford Call: 250-846-9313 ’’ or 1-a66-772-7792 4631 Keith Avenue Sitka Consulting Group inc. is a dynamic forestry consulting firm located in Burns email: [email protected] Lake, B,c. providing a wide range of WlMIwEdCjlGliTKll@d~MHx”k~ a WW6k$lWTh%U&&BM& CONSULTINGAraup foresty-services to a diverse client base. Sitka is currently seeking an experienced and detail-oriented dates. Please apply to: email: pay and benefits offered. Fax ref’ OPERATIONS FORESTER to join our team. minette2Qtelus.net. Fax 1-250- sume to 250-493-7255. 632-5911 or apply in person at Kitamaat Village Council The preferred candidate will possess the following qualifications: Haisla PO Box 1101, Kitamaat Village BC VOT 280 Mount Layton Hotsprings Re- sort. (21 c3) Telephone 639-9361 Fax 632-2840 University Degree or Technical Diploma in Forestry/Natural TWO GUYS with truck and trail- Resources or related MOUNT LAYTON Hotsprings er, will do dump runs, small 10- NEED MONEY NOW? InternaVExternal Posting Experience across a wide spectrum of forestry work including Resort is looking for a full time cal moves, property & construc- IF YOU have equity in your cruising, planning, harvesting and silviculture front desk clerk. Must be able tion. Cleanups, painting, deck home, We can help1 Can’t prove COMPUTER TECHNICIAN An aptitude for outdoor work with a willingness to travel to to work all shifts, mornings, & fence construction, General income, slow credit, bank says Duties to include: 0 remote locations with occasional camp stays. afernoons, and graveyard. Ex- home repairs. Great rates, sen- NO! Call Rick at Rick Graves & Excellent communication and project management skills, with Associates. 1-604-306-0891. Maintin inventory control for software and hardware; perience an asset, but willing to iors discount. Ed 250-635-0786 an ability to work well within a team environment train the right candidates. Please Ernie 250-635-8870 (21 p3) AUTO LOAN NOWll No ‘credit Set up and basic operation of their computer equipment; Experience with basic computer software programs (MS apply to email: minette2@telus. Provide user training and call centre support; - Slow credit - Bankrupt? First Word, Excel) net. Fax 1-250-632-591 1 or ap- time buyers program no re- Receive queries from clients who are experiencing computer - To submit an application or to request more information, please ply in person at Mount Layton RAINBOW CASTLE Preschool fusals @ Sport QV “CREDIT . problems and answer these queries directly, or refer the client Hotsprings Resort. (21c3) is taking registration for their MAXX”. New, used, all makes. to a specialist who can help the client; contact! 0 Sitka Consulting Group Inc. MOUNT LAYTON Hotsprings summer program in July. Cost is Call 1-866-848-1897, 1-888- Developing policies and standards around user access and 270-71 99. Apply on-line: www. Fax: (250) 692-9185 ‘ Resort is looking for full time/ $1 10. Call Lisa at 250-638-8890 utilization and network use; part time life guards. Must have for dates and times. Space is J Email: [email protected] Pian, develop, and optimize the capacity and performance of current NLS. Please apply to limited. You can also pre-reg- information and communication system networks; email: [email protected]. Fax ister for fall classes, 2 or 3 days Document user needs for the system and are in charge c* 1-250-632-591 1 or apply in per- per week. Ages 2 1/2 - 5, Cost ’ is $80 or $1 10 permonth. Subsi- purchasing the system components and implementing the st ITY TERRACE 2006 son at Mount Layton Hotsprings up of the system; OF Resort. (21c3) dy may be available for eligible MAKING THE world a more Troubleshoot, maintain and upgrade the computer operatin MUNITY TRqUS PROJECT RECENT GRADS girls/guys families. Cali Lisa at 250-638- beautiful place, one room at a 8890 or 250-635-0167 eves. time. True Colours Desian and system or telecommunication system; VACANCY a fun travel job. Guaranteed Set up and maintain Internet and lntranet web sites and we salary $l,900/mn plus, to neat (21P3) Painting Services offers-you a server hardware and software; outgoing recent grads. Bonus- professional finish to transform your space into a place you’ll Monitor and optimize network connectivity and performance; SUPERVISOR - TEMPORARY es, company training, compa- ny transportation, med.dental. Iooking fo; love. Call Heather Truhn for your Provide user support for electronic (e-mail) systems and he1 The City of Terrace and Human Resources8 Skills Developmenl free consultation. 615-7000 users post content to web sites; Our circulation benefit program Canada have entered into a Job Creation Partnership tc (1 9P3) To follow the KVC personnel policy and manual; requires four more canvassing Child Care? develop a world-class cycling trail and we are now looking foi sales reps to travel extensively Other related duties as requested by the Executive Director. Skeena Child Care Resource and a highly motivated individual to fill the tempmy- position 01 Western Canada. Applicants se- Referral has information on Oualifications: Supervisor for this project. =i&kied must be able to work in child care options and on Computer Technology Diploma or equivalent; a co-ed environment. Check our Trail work will follow modern-day trail construction methods ana , choosing child care. 3 5 years of related experience; website www.dciemployment. - will involve hand excavation and shaping of the trail surface Drop by The Family Place NoGuys With A Thrck Organizational and office management skills; corn. Cali hlike toll free 1-888- Moving, Storage & Deliveries Some sections of trail will require special construction methods at 4553 Park Avt. e Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; 869-6640 (21p5) 1, 3. 5 Ton Trucks available. such as log-framedlrock-armouredsurfacing, gravel surfacing .Ability to Men-Fri 0 loam-4pm Regular runs Merritt, Kamloops, work in a busy environment and maintai where possible, boardwalks across swampy areas and bridge confidentiality; or call 638-1 1 13. Kelowna, Prince George & rest construction across creeks. Of B.C. 250-483-4237. Possess BC Drivers license and ownvehicle an asset; Skeena CCRR is funded the Province of B.C. Willing to provide a criminal record check; Duties: by Direct experience working with First Nations. Work under the direction of the Project Coordinator and SMART PAINTING Experienced Interested individuals should submit a cover letter, names c Design Committee; painting contractor will paint. Plan and coordinate daily work for four (4) participants; Well-established three references and the express permission for KVC to contac ’ Spring & Summer interior, resi- these references, as well as your resume to: Procure supplies and equipment in a timely fashion; fishing lodge is dential and commercialpainting. Lynn Gould, Human Resources Officer Supervise four (4) participants and assist with work, ensure looking for a seasonal GET BACK ON TRACK! Bad 10% paint discount from suppli- .I quality workmanship, and provide an environment for Credit? ill^? Unemployed? er. Seniors 15% labor discount. I {itamaat Village Council part-time housekeeper. jaisla po ~oxql01’-7’’-r-’~-.-t.t‘,rt. .I i ’.vrz.rln,lcn,~frr, learning new skills; Need Money? We Lendll If .you cProfessional.quali~JworkrRea- Monitor participant hours of work and maintain payroll, bbl~apply; please roll i {itamaat Village, BC VOT 280 ?’‘. own your own home-you quati- sonable rates.. Free estimates. ~ (250) 6354022 or safety, and first-aid records; fv. 1-877-987-1 420. References available. Call Karl. ’hone: (250) 639-9361, ext. 109 Fax: (250) 632-2840 to !-mail: humanresourcesQuniserve.com Monitor and report on work progress/productivity; fax resume &.pioneerwest.com Member 250-615-0199 (14P3) Incorporate construction methods consistent with good trail (250) 638- 1303. of the Better Business Bureau. Uo later than: June 9,2006 at 4 pm. construction practice; Ne thank all applicants for their interest, however; only thosr Be consistently safety conscious; OFFERING CUSTOM designed ;hoe-listed will be contacted. Provide transportation for participants as required. trips with my,20 foot boat on our e lakes district larger semi-wilderness .lakes. We are seekina candidates with the followina: My 44 years boating & guiding, Proficiency with various hand tools and gas powered Economic DevelCoDment1 Officer experience ensures your en- COAST MOUNTNNS equipment such as chain saw, circular saw, generator etc.; The Lakes Economic Development Association (LEDA) is seeking an Economic joyment and safety. Call Rob Development Officer with a proven track record in economic development. Industrial First Aid ticket with Transportation Endorsement at 250-696-3293 evenings for SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 is preferred; - The position is located in Bums Lake, British Columbia - a progressive more details and to book early 3211 Kenney Street, Terrace, BC V8G 3E9 community of approximately 8,OOO (including outlying areas). The ‘Hear( Carpentry and landscaping experience; for the 2006 season. 122~31 250 * 1 800 * Fax: 250 of the Lakes District‘ is surrounded by five thousand kilometers of lakes in Ph: 635-4931 665-6134 638-4461 Familiar with work around helicopters, slinging loads, radio Northwestern British Columbia. Six First Nation organizations exlst in the area communication etc.; thus the history of the Lakes District is rich with Firs? Nation legends. SECRETARY TREASURER VACANCY Physically fit and capable of strenuous work; Bums Lake offers all the amenities of a larger centre while maintaining the MOVING? Long hauls or short Excellent organizational skills and basic bookkeeping; charm and character of a small community. As a main business hub, we believe destinations. Household furni- a strong community is built an pride in its people, and in providing investors Coast Mountains School District 82 is seeking an A valid Class 5 B.C. Driver’s Licence. and residents alike with a secure place to live, work and raise a family. With ture only. Call 635-7177 or 1- experienced, progressive and skilled individual to qesumes will be received no later than 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, a positive and progressive attitude toward the business community it serves, 800-638-0530. Guaranteed low- assume the duties of the Secretary Treasurer. June 14, 2006. Fotward applications and current driver’s Bums Lake is “Open for Business”. , est rates. (1 5ctfn) Qunllfimtions THE DISTRICT abstract to Heather Nunn, Personnel Department, City of rerrace, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2x8 Tel. (250) The ideal candidate should have: Coast Mountains School District 82 is located in * Approximately 10 years of experience related to economic development. 538-4724 Fax (250) 638-4777 (or e-mail to hnunn@city. Ideally a post-secondarydegree in business, marketing, communications northwestern British Columbia and includes the :errace.bc.ca) or a related field of study. comniunities of Terrace, Kitiniat, the Hazeltons, B Possess excellent writlng and public speaking skills. Kihvanga and Stewart. Education and support services Have the ability to demonstrate competence In organizational are provided to 5800 students and the District has an leadership. operating budget of approximately $50 million. The B Excellent interpersonal communication skills. Have the ability to work wit11 a diverse client and partnership groups. District Office is located in Terrace, a community with Kitamaat Village Council modern medical, educational and recreational facilities. Haisla PO Box 1101, Kitamaat Village BC VOT 2BC Compeosstlon for this position will be based on experience. This lob parting closes on Frlday, June 28,2006. Please submit resumes 2 BEDROOM clean and quiet, THE POSITION -- Telephone 639-9361 Fax 632-2840 marked confidentid to: 4820 Lazelle, f/s, w/d, No InternaVExternal Posting Ides Economfc Development Association smoking/pets638-0046 evenings 250-635-4852 (24P3) or The Secretary Treasurer reports to the Superintendent PO Box SOS, Burns We, BC VOJ !EO Kitarnaat Village Council has an immediate opening for an of Schools/CEO for all business functions pertaining Vie Board of Directors tlmtrks nll interested rrpplicarrts, howtvcr, only tlrosc 2 BEDROOM In Thornhil!. HMI to the s~l~ooldistrict’s operation and is a member of ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER dectcd for mi interview will be contncfed. floors, close to bus, some pets the senior management team. The Secretary Treasurer Dutles to include: ok. $4OO/month. Call Ann 250- is tllLe Board’s chief financial officer and is responsible 635-2252 (22~3) for developing and maintaining effective business General accounting including month end and annua operations in the district, including both financi;il and procedures: Gitxsan Child & Family BRIGHT, SUNNY two bedroom facilities aspects. The Secretary Treasurer is responsible Assist with and assume the duties of the Comptroller in theii Services Society corner unit with modern kitchen for the creation and care of the official records of the absence; and dishwasher. Always main- Board and for duties related to the Board’s corporate Assist in capacity development of the Finance Depaimenl tained as non-smoking. On-site employees and Program Managers; Social Worker affairs, for fiscal planning, preparation of the annual management. $550 per month. Ensuring accuracy and compliance to accounting standards Days 250-635-3333 or 250-635- operating and capital budgets and for die supervision of procedures and internal control; (Full-Time) 1417 (21p3) administrative personnel. e Recommending and implementingimprovementsto accounting THE PERSON systems and management practices; The Gitxsan Child & Family Services Society in Hazelton, Prepare current reference material, including key procedural B.C. is seeking to fill the position of .Social Worker CLINTON The preferred candidate will have: information such as contacts and due dates; immediately. The Social Worker will provide support to GARK - 1. Professional accounting designation or an equivalent Provide backup, as needed, for the Finance Department for families in crisis or with high risk or special needs children. MANQR Amm a. combination of education, training and experience. Accounts Receivable and reviewing account reconciliations; Using clinical and interpersonal skills as well as good Unfurnishedape. Bachelor and units, partldly one bedroom furnished 2. Minimum of five years experience at a senior Excellent verbal and written communication skills; case management systems, the social worker will provide I‘ and two bedroom. Beside management level. Problem solving and decision making; a variety of services, including monitoring, preventative swimming pool. One of the but 3. Excellent communication, inter-personal and Critical thinking, paying attention to details; rnalntalned apts. in town. No pets. =; Job task planning and organizing; services and referrals to appropriate resources to assist with REFERENCES REQUIRED. problem solving skills. the preservation of the family unit. 4. Ability to plan, organize and implement Board Significant use of memory and researching information; Please phone cell: Computer use. Continuous learning; Qualifications: BSW or MSW; or BA Child and Youth and departmental policies. Q15-7543 or 63!%475J 5. Ability to provide strong financial leadership To follow the KVC personnel policy and manual; Care; or M.Ed. CounsellinglMA Clinical Psychology for the District. * Other related duties as required by the Comptroller. having completed a practicum in family and child welfare. 6. Experience in the education sector would Qualifications: Police record review required. Must have a valid BC be an asset. 4th level CMA/CA/CGA designation or equivalent; driver’s licence, a current and clean driver’s abstract and Summit Square Willing to consider Business Administration diploma with current police and crLhinalreview record required. May be Applicants should include a detailed resume, references, experience; Apartments required to use personal vehicle for business. Knowledge of a record of education and/or training and other support n Experience working in non-profit or fund accounting an asset; 1 & 2 Bedroom Units material. Gitxsan systems would be an asset. n Experience working with First Nations financial administration Quiet & Clean an asset; Deadline for Applications: June 16, 2006. Duties to Pursuant to Section 41 of the Canadian Human Rights No Pets @ Experience with Excel, Word and accounting software Xyntax commence October 1,2006. - Code, preference may be given to applicants of Aboriginal Close to Wal-Mart and Accpac an asset; Qncestry. The District offers a competitive compensation Must possess a valid BC Drivers license; Laundry Facilities Forcompletedetailsof responsibilities and qualifications Close to Schools & package commensurate with qualifications. For firrther B Must be willing and able to pass a criminal record check. the information please contact or submit application to the nterested individuals should submit a cover letter, names of ’or this position, please contact the GCFSS (250)842-2258 Hospital attention of: hree references and the express permission for KVC to contact )r fax (250)842-248 1. On Bus Route Security Entrance hese references, as well as your resume to: ’lease submit resume and cover letter to the attention of: Frank Rowe, Director of Human Resources your On site Building Manager Human Resources - Secretary Treasurer Competition -ynn Gould, Human Resources Officer (itamaat Village Council Veronica Mgrrison, Team Leader Basketball, Volleyball 8, Coast Mountains School District 82 Gitxsan Child And Family Services Society Racquetball24hr Video Surveillance Courts 3211 Kenney Street, Terrace, BC, V8G 3E9 -laisla PO Box 1101 (itamaat Village, BC VOT 280 P.O. Box 333, phone: 250/638-4441 fax: 250/638-4461 Email: [email protected] ’hone: (250) 639-9361, ext. 109 Fax: (250) 632-2840 Hazelton, B.C. VOJ 1YO hail: [email protected] SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME The deadline for receipt of applications is 400 p.m. Ask for Monica Warner Note: The successful applicant will be subject to the 40 later than: June 9,2006 at 4 pm. rems of the Criminal Records Review Act. Only short- Ve thank all applicants for their interest, however; only those )n June 12.2006. Call: 635-4478 listed candidates will be contacted. ;hort-listed will be contacted. 3nly those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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I FIVE BEDROOM house. Large REDUCED GREAT starter home kitchen, 5 appliances, gas FP, with 3 sources of heat available. Business Opportunity laminate floor, 2 skylights, back 3 bedrooms, large lot, carport. deck, nice garden & fruit trees. Asking $92,900. 250-638-8748 or 250-638-2002 (22~3) New Hazelton, B.C. Approx. 2,100 sq. ft. 3317 Tho- mas St. Surprises inside! Asking THREE BEDROOM, 1 Bath- Retail premises for lease in, shopping $135,900 060. Must sell 250- room, family room, 2811 Moli- Custome r Service For Work & Play Oil & Gas lndustrv 638-1 009 (21p3) tor. Open House Sundays 2-4 plaza on Hwy. 16, suitable for convenience www.molitorhouse.piczo.com. Serving It Right Summer Express H2S Alive THIS NICELY maintained store operation or small food mart. some Rancher with basement has 5 Asking $124,900 250-635-2509 Jun 15 s60 Series' Jun 28 or cell 250-61 5-9075 (23~3) Thu 9:00-1?:00pm Jun IY-23 s219 Wed equipment and fixtures available. bedrooms,,two bathrooms with Mon-Fn 6:30-9:30pn; fenced yard, fruit trees, patio. Cashier Training Transportation of Located close to schools in the Jun 20-21 SI00 COUKCincludes: Dangerous Goods Phone (604)736-9407 or TudWed 630-'):30p1ii lntro to Conipurcrs. Jul 14 Horseshoe area. 4841 Loen Ave- nue. $149,900. to view call 250- Word Le\d 1 Fspwsr. Fri 8:30-5:30pni F~x(604) 736-0049 , SuperHost Eucel lx\*cl 1 Euprers. Fundamentals I'owcrl'omc Lvl. 1 Eqmrs WHMIS JuI 5-6 $79 Jul 15 $50 wed/Thu 600-10:oOpm ATV Safety SJt I2:00-1:00pm Jun 29 S325 Foodrafe Level 1 Thu ~:30-j:30pnl OFA Level 1 Jul 8 SI00 Jun IO or lul 27 SI00 =. SUPER HOUSE! I, Sat 8j30-5:30ptt1 Airbrakes Srt or TIN; 8:30-4:30pni Three bedroom, walk- Jul 11-16 5220 Foodrclfe level 2 T~~~~~,6:30-9:30p,n Transportation in closet, 2.5 baths, Au~11-12 'loo SJt 8:oo-4:oop111 Endorsement as fireplace, finished Fri Iun 1 I SI00 900 sq. 6. otlice/Sales 4624A Greig Ave 4402 MUNROE %asemen+,large deck (Ground Level Store Front Downtown) Short walk to with hot tub and much, 952 sq. tt. Warbhouse 5002 Phole Ave. Uplands School , much more! . 3 bedroom upper $229,000 11,800 Sq. h 5,800 sqa fo. SaldWanthOUM 6 69OOO 0 ftet suite Cold storage & large fenced cornpoun 2 bedroom Call a basement suite to635- view 1543 now! 1,735 sq. ft. SaleSmarehouse 2905 Kenney Street Nice quiet location 3,468 sq. ft. SalesMlarehouse 2905 Kenney Street 4587 Cedar Crescent Askina r 7,450 sq. h Warehouse 4820 Hwy 16 West .

month 250-638-7747 (21p3) (4ctfn) Tetrault. Included {ridge, stove, Call Rob at ONE BEDROOM furnished TWO AND a half bedroom mart- washer, dryer. $425/month. Ref- 150-638-7290 , ,, apartment in Thornhill. Single merits. 4623 Hauqland. full k'itch- erences required. NO pets. NO occupancy only. NO Pets, ref- en and IivingrGom. Recently smoking. Please Call after 5:OO ' WenC8S required. $360 + $180 'renovated, electric heat. Two ref- 250-638-1367 (22~3) murib' 250-635- erences required., $600/month CLEAN, COZY 2, bedroom, 2065 (21p6) plus $300 deposit. Available fridge, stove, washer, dryer, nat- QUIET 6 CLEAN 2 bedroom immediately. Call 250-638-1348 ural gas fireplace, gas heat and -- ground level apartment. Avail- Maria or 250-635-5800 Tony. satellite included. NS, NP. $600 able immediately in Summit {ctfn) per month (see me - love me) %Uare No pets. Electric heat/ NOBEDROOMsecured apart- 250-638-8323 (19p3 laundry facilities-References ment. Downtown, W/D, paved FURNISHED TWO) bedroom and deposit parking, clean & bright, Natural basement suite. cable, all util- 2 BEDROOM'UPPER , Thorn- WANTED TO Rent. A one-bed- = $475/m0m'Phone 250-635-1126 gas fireplace. $575 monthly. N/ ities, A car a must. Five minutes hill, shared washer/dryer $565/ room apartment, preferably fur-'

J21P3) 7 S or N/P. Damage deposit & ref- to town, Hwy 16 W. $550/mo month, utilitiesincludedor$465/ nished within walking distance erences required. 250-635-2250 References, damage deposit. month without utilities. plus de- of hospital, by a 25 year old 1250-635-1622 to view. (ctfn) Available immediately. Call 250- posit No pets 250-635-5992 or male. Non smoker. Moving to FOR SALE HUNTINGTON 635-3772 (21P3) 250-631-3206 (22~3) Terrace in June, 2006 1-519- ' TWO BEDROOM basement 3 BEDROOM duplex, 2 bath- 578-4686 or verhoeve@sympati- Log Home, 10 acres, APARTMENTS and three bedroom upper suite rooms, FIS, close to town and co.ca (21p3) 5235 Centennial Drive in Thornhill. Close to schools, school, available immediately, lbkirrg Applications ' 635-3020,6154404 laundry facilities on premises, no pets. 250-635-3284 or 250- Unique, private, close to town Large sanded Spruce logs Now I no pets. $350.00 per month 631-6361,250-638-3131 (22~3) Two Storey, 2600 sq. ft. plus full basement kl&2 and $500.00 per month. Phone FOR RENT. 2 bedroom duplex 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Excellent water Bedroom suites Brent 250-631 -9593 (48ctfn) in Thornhill close to school. F/S master bedroom with ensuite, gas fireplace and hot tub available June 1. $4OO/mO. + Cedar panobod6 cabin, garage and wood shed *Clean, quiet renovated suites damage deposit. 250-635-9459 Large pond and wraparound sundeck Ample parking ' 122~3) Natural Gas, plus wood furnace and soapstone wood stove

*Laundry facilities 0 Recent Appraisal -J- TWO BEDROOM duplex, in *Close to schools & downtown ' I' I I OFFICE & REIAIL SPACE^ 4644 Lazelle Avenue Thornhill. F/s included. N/p. On bus route ' MAIN FLOOR $385 For 1-2 persons only. Se- $315,000 *On site management curity deposit required. Call EXCEPTIONAL VALLEY 600 h' - Reception, 2 officer 8 doff room VIEWS1 WHISPER RIDGE No pets 250-635-5820 (22~1) ' 0 References required IO00 ft' - will divide space to suit Thompson - Okanagan CHBA 1584 ff' Formerly real estate office Gold Environment Award CLEAN 1 bedroom basement - for this project. Beautifully suite. Mountain Vista Dr. in- mND To view call FLOOR treed 1.3 acre homesites. All cludes F/S, W/D, satellite, no 256 ft2.0ne office services underground, paved smoking $450/month. Available 596 ff' - 3 Officer < 2 BEDROOM house, $5001 roads. 160 Acre private park 63891,748 month, 1 bedroom furnished July 1,250-635-1714 (21p3) - CMtM 250-61 5-7543 w 635-3175 (The Ranchlands). 8 Miles to 1 apartment, $360/month. Clean Vernon, 40 min. to and well maintained. Referenc- Silver Star Mountain. es required. Lower Thornhill. Homesites frorn $145,500. 250-635-7623 (22~2) CONDO FOR sale in the Sum- www.whisperridge.com 2 BEDROOM rental suite, newly, 250-545-5472 1-800-493- mit Square: Excellently > main- . i -a 6133 . tained -dth new fridge and. like - renovated, available immediate-" new carpets, 2-bedroom strata ly, references and damage de- apartment with a large living posit required. 250-635-2932 or area and great mountain views, 250-638-1053 (22~3) security entrance, low strata 3 BEDROOM house, $500/ 2387 HEMLOCK S'l ' 4730 LOEN AUE fee which includes hot water, month, available June lst, pets Drapery, Blinds 81 Upholstery. IMMACULATE CONDITION hdwd floors I SEAPORTLIMOUSINE LTD. I laundry facilities and manager allowed, 4 kms north of Terrace. 30+ yrs. in business. Excellent 3 bdrm, 2 sundecks new modern kitchen on site & a 1/2 court basketball 250-638-1982 (21p3) income, large corporate client- private fenced yard, storage shed patio doors onto duradeck PASSENGER AND EXPRESS SERVICE & 2 raquetball courts. Unit can EXCELLENT VIEW. Privacy, base. Lower Mainlandcommuni- vinyl siding, peaked roof 5 bdrms, 2 baths be rented out. Priced to sell at ty. Great expansion opportunity. PRlCEO TO SElllll finished bsmt 3 bedroom house, 314 acre. $169.000 & equipment. Training Daily scheduled bus service from Stewart to $37,500 . For an appointment to Includes kitchen appliances, available. AI ' Hogarth 1-6041 Terrace and return, and all points in between. Pick- view, please call: 250-635-9409 garage. Lower Thornhill. $850/ 467-9300. www.realtylink.org or 250-703-4727 (21p3) month. Available July 1st. 250- CANTEEN FOR Sale. DeeD up and delivery of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and 635-2582 (20~3) CONDO FOR sale in the fryer, grill, 2 fridge, 1 freezer, courier service. Woodgreens. Excellently main- ONE BEDROOM house in cen- stainless steel prep table, 4500 tained with new countertop, tral Thornhill, Cheap electric generator. Asking $6,000.00 carpet and natural gas fireplace, heat, $350/month. Small 2 bed- 250-638-8188 (22~2) P.O. Box 217, Stewart; B.C. This well located second floor room duplex in central Thorn- Ph636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 end-unit, one-bedroom apart- hill. Cheap electric heat. $3751 - - ---& 6--...----- ^ _^^^^..1 :_-- .. ------,.---I-^ ,., Terrace Depot 635-7676 iiiciit, icdtur~sdb~rccii~u-iiip- montn ZSU-~YS-U~YUrz~pj) ti0 deck, a secure entrance and sAN~spI~,QC~ 3 bedroom I I laundry facilities on the same house on the beach, weekly, MORTGAGE (KAMLOOPS) floor. Priced to sell at $59,000. monthly or yearly, furnished, WELL LOCATED 5.5 acres in lower Thornhill comprising of a lThe quality shows every move we make!) For an to full basement, hardwood floors. in please call: 250-635-9409 or small older mobile home park. I 250-635-6972 (22 2) MORTGAGE BROKER....NOW 250-703-4727 (21p3) Asking price $285,000. Phone TWO BEDROOM clean well 250-635-4453 12303) SERVING THE NORTHWEST maintained house in Thornhill. Stove, fridge, washer, dryer, SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST window coverings included. OKANAGAN LIFESTYLE MORTGAGE RATE? I Suitable for a quiet couple. No AT MANDALAY I TRANSPORTATION 2 BEDROOM Duplex. Rent, parties, pets or smoking. $500/ Enjoy the breathtaking ~ 180 =SYSTEMS h TDE cable, telephone, Utilities, com- month plus security deposit. degree Okanagan lakeviews I pletely furnished Including mi- This home could be partially a111 from your private villa. Featur- Blrhabrrn, Lrrrcs CrOwave $725.2 bedroom apart- furnished. References required. ing resort class super pool, fit- merit, telephone, hotwater and Call 250-635-7467 for appoint- nesdrec. centre, gazebo, BBQ. utilities. Only electric is extra. ment to view.(20p3) Across the street from yacht And rooms for rent 250-635- club and Paddlewheel Park. 9333 or 250-61 5-3884 (21p3) Minutes from Downtown Vernon - 25 min. to Silver Star Moun- 14' WIDE trailer for rent. Newly Call STEPHANIE FLADHAMER at renovated. $500/mo. 250-638- tain. Developed by the Whlsper Ridge Group. 250-868-1594 1396 (21p3) 250-374-3010 TODAY Fer Your Lowest www.mandalayokanagan.com Rate....GUARANTEED. 1994 14'X70' Mobile home THREE BEDROOM condo, l,, in excellent condition, close 112 bath, 5 appliances, fenced to schools (K-7), hospital and back yard, shed, 4714 Davis, Check out my website dk town, has 2 bedrooms (one at excellent condition, $85,000.00 Fill out an application online at front of mobile) 2 fully finished For appointment to view, please heated additions, has 2 full bath- call 250-635-3908. (21a3) www.mortgaPekarnloom.com- rooms, Master bedroom has a walk-in closet and full bathroom, 2 yr. old built in air conditioning Sweeper (dust controlled) unit, satellite dish and receiv- tine Painting & Stcncils Pressurc Wishing ers, comes with 5 appliances, Residcntial Driveway Sc:iling also includes microwave, some INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Lawn Care & Landscaping furniture, dishes, etc. Asking side by side duplex, 4 bedroom, Snow Removal $52,000 but open to reasonable 3 bathrooms, per side. Recent- "firtr Building Maintcnancc k263 Hemlock St., Terrace, B.C. offers. Please call Gail at 250- ly renovated, hardwood floors, par&,g bt Property Managcnicnt Ph: 250-635-921 1 635-4004 (21p3) ceramic tile, sits on double lot, Keepw" Call Ed ~t:4 1 5-8638 mail: [email protected] THREE BEDROOM mobile I I covered decks. 250-635-3756 home in Thornhill. F/S, W/D (21p3) $460/month 250-635-9530

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I 1 Email- islandviewrv@hokail. corn or call BC TIMBER SALES UnYY 01 ,! CALLING FOR PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE 250-499-7710 250-490-7408. pmw* Ed CKC REGISTERED male la- 2002 Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad OLilMBA ENGINEERING CONSULTING 1ENTSKOTTIF-453 brador retriever pups for sale 1500. Excellent condition. 6600 11 to approved homes only. $550. km. Light bar, saddle bags, The ministry invites proposals from firms specializing in Bridge Design. InSpXtlOnS. TOWNHOUSE FOR Sale. Great Construction and Project Management for ENTSKOTTIF-453 - Bridge Engineeringand Phone 250-849-841 1 (21~3) backrest. Vance & Hines pipes. Consulting Services. The obiective of the project is to provide bndge enginWnng investment opportunity. 3 bed- Power Commander. 2 helmets. PUREBRED TOY poodle pup- sewices on an as required basis throughout the BC Timber Sales - Skeena Business room/3 baths. Natural gas/elec- Red & Black. $1 5,000. Call (604) tric heat. In the Horseshoe. pies for sale. All colours, tails Area. 880-3788 Proponent lnquines will not be accepted after June 15, 2006. lnquirles are 10 be $1 29,500. Visit propertyguys. docked and first shot. Ready to go in July. $500. Call Poodles YAMAHA DIRT BIKE. Newen- directed only to the contact penon(s) identifiedbelow. com #105211. Call 250-638- Proposals will be received no later than 9.00 a.m. on June 21. 2006 at the Terrace Plus at 250-638-0052 or 250- ginehires. Like new condition. 7747 (21p3) 0 250-615-9976 (21D31 Timber Sales Offlce, Skeenn Business Area. 200.5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British 615-8918 (20~31 Columbia. V8G 1L1. hte proposnlswill not be accepted. Proposalsmust be submitted In accordance with the toms and conditionsspecified in the Inlormalionpackage. Tho lowest priced or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. . 13 112 foot Viking inflatable rib- 1882 26' Motorhome, Chew To obtnln further Informallon. please contact: Norm Larson. EnginaeringOfficer (250) diesel power. Own power gen- 638-5150 or Howard DeBeck. P.Eng. (250) 847-6397, facsimile (250) 638-5176, Or e- hull, bypalan, windshield, 45 mail Norm.LarsonQgov.bc.cn hp Merc, ELPTO, with prop & erator, needs minor repair. Ask- ing $5,500 OB0 250-635-5086 To receive a copy 01 the proposal package only. contacl the Receptionist at (250) 638- jet. dw galvanized trailer. Very 5 100. Electronlc vorsion of this notico ti proposal package IS available on BC Bid. good condition. 250-632-731 0 122~3) Thls solicltatlon is subject to Chapter 5 of the Agreement on Internal Trade. Kitimat. (21p3) 1984 FORD Travelaire Motor- home, 77,350 km, steel storage 13' FIBREGLASS boat c/w trail- ' BC TIMBER SALES *Irr.lwoi er, 50 HP outboard Mercury en- box, awning, winter cover, roo- 8 NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS @ my upper bed, chesterfield and gine, new battery, new gastank, ?%!%A INVlTlNQ APPLICATIONS FOR 1967 JD 4020 100 HP diesel oars, life jackets, canvas cano- swivel chairs. CMI dishes, bed- CONTRACT ENTSK07TlD-443 tractor wlcab & duals. $9,000. py. $2,750 060 250-615-3161 ding, towels, etc. $1 3,500.00 Sealed Tenders for lna construction of 4.4 km, more or less. of new constructionon the 250-847-9879 or 250-847-8082 250-635-2608 (22p2) 15 112 ft. welded aluminum jet Banks Forest Sewice Road will be received by the Timber Sale Manager, BC Timber (22~3) I' 19894X4extendedcabp/u, 10 Sales, Skeena Business Area, #200 - 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace. BC, VBG 1L1, Up t0 boat, 8OHP Merc., outboard.o 9:00 a.m. on July 5,2006, and will be opened in publlc at that lime. , FOR SALE: New Holland round $5,000 250-635-6535 (22~3) 1/2 foot camper with bathroom, baler model 678, 5x5, with hy- excellent condition, $6000.00 Viewing of fhls site prior to submitting a bid is not mandatory. 16 FT Lund, 70 HP Eviyude The successful Contractor must meet the eligibility requirements as outlined in the I draulic tension, only baled 500 obo. 250-635-1315 Will consid- Conditions 01 Tender. Tenders must be submitted in accordance with the terms and bales, like new $22,000. will con- with jet and trailer, canvas top, er selling separate. (21p3) windshield, $5,200.00. 1967 conditions specified in the tender package. The lowest priced or any tender will not sider offers. West Field 7-inch 1990 OKANAGAN 27 ft. fifth necessarily be accepted. Contract Award Is subject to funding belng available at the grain auger, 41 ft. with trans- Honda 90 trail ,bike, like new, the. % 700 miles, $1,000.00 250-635- wheel. Fully loaded and in excel- port wheel $1,500. Richardson lent condition. Must see it to ap; Bidden are required to submit 10% of thetendered price as a bid deposit. This Will De 6972 or 250-638-1 074 (22~2) refunded to the unsuccessfulbidden. In addition, the successful bidder must Supply a bale bagger hydraulic press predate it. Call 250-61 5-2243 to with 5 ft. drum:bfor wet hay or 1990 BAYLINER Cierra 2652 perfomiance security deposit of 20% in a form acceptable to the Pmvtnce. view. (23~3) This solicitationis subject to Chapter 5 of the Agreemen! on Internal Trade. silage, comes with fair amount Sunbridge, 5 litre LX Mercruiser 1991 FORD motorhome. 21 Packages are available from the receptionist at (250) 638-5100 or at the above address. of tubes. $2,800. Call 250-846- w/alpha leg, low hours, head, An electronic version of thls notice and partlculan package Is available on BC Bid. galley. Sleeps four, lOHP 4 ft. Sprinter. Low mileage. Very 5202 (31p30 good condition. Asking $16,000. Further Informationmay be obtained by contacting Brad Lavigne a! (250) 638-5174. MF 255 diesel tractor w/eeze- I stroke kicker, galvanized trailer. $25,000 250-635-4518 (22~3) Call 250-845-731 6 Andy or Jan on, EEL,,, 2800 original hours, 121p3) 24' SAILBOAT Bayliner "Buc- BC TIMBER SALES Mdmtryd 55HR good condition. $13,000 FOR SALE. 1994 motor home. 250-847-9879 or 250-847-8082 caneer", white, main/genoa/jib, 4b NOTICE INVINNQ APPLICATION FOR VHF, head, galley, compass, Class A 25 ft. Flaira. W, mi- TIMBER SALE LICENCE A64593 ,@ 20HP Johnson, galvanized. crowave, 35,000 km 4000 gen- Take notice that, pursuant to Section 20 of the Forest Act, timber sale licence A64593 1s Easy Loader H.D. tandem trailer. erator. $31,500 250-635-3567 being-?nered for sale by BC Timber Sales. Skeena Business Area, Hazeiton Fleld Team. (23P33 Closing DatelLocatIon: June 22,2006 0 830 am. Applications will be accepted by ADULT SIZE saddle, padded Sleeps 4. Easy to handle, very TEAM the Timber Sales Manager, Terrace Timber Sales Office, Skeena Business Area, 200 safe family cruiser. $15,0001 REAM 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia V8G 1L1 suede seat. Purchased 30 years ~:g$~~o;.FlwciNa2?; - 250-692-0057 (23p3) Qeographlc Locatlon: 5.6 km Date 1800 FSR Licence Term: 22 months , , ago, hardly used. Excellent con- 1997'PLYMOUlH Breeze, 2.41 * Bank says NO! dition, Offers? Phone Avis 250- 6.5 SUPER Evinrude outboard. Estlmetbd Volume: 11 835 cubic metres, more or less automatic overdrive, cruise, We say YES! ,I FOR SALE Less than 20 hrs. since new. * Spscles: Balsam 5110 ma (43%), Cedar 27 m' (O%), Hemlock 6348 ma (54%), Spruce 350 624-3022, evenings. (21p3) tilt, A/C $6,000 on new repairs Bankrupt? Only $650.250-635-2629 * 1993 m' (3%), -transmission, brakes, front sus- * No Credit? Upset stumpage rate $ 15.16/m3. The upset stumpage rete was determined in GALVANIZED BOAT trailer in PLYMOUTH GRAND pension, steering, exhaust. Very * Bad Credit? , accordancewith the Interior Appralsal Manual and is applicable to ail sawlog grades. 7 M HWY. 16 horse sale. June G/C. & a 18' Bayliner fibreglass VOYAGERLE 1 good condition in and out. Excel- No Problem! Tenders will be accepted from Individuals or corporetlons registpd as a BC timber 10,2006 12 noon. Preview & so- boat with a new top. Volvo 140 lent fuel ecomony. Asking price AWD, 7 passenger van sates enterprise in Category I, 2 or 3. cial Friday June 9, 4-9 p.m. BV engine needs repair. Asking $6,000 firm. Call 250-849-5052 You Work, You Drive! 6 cyl, lbe successful applicant will~tmrequired to implement end conform to'the Skeena Fairgrounds - Smithers. Qual- $2,300. Open to offers. 250- i21 p3) l49,000k, Business Area Environmental Management System. "0"Down 0.a.c. Comments: This tlmbet sale licence has been deslgned for halves1 using Cable/ ity horses on offer,icheck out ' 635-61 28 (23~2) ' h Leather, CD, www.7mhorsesale.com or call Skyline logglng systems. The use of other systems may be subject to the Forb and No rust, Clean. Range Practlces Act and Its regulations. 250-847-1588 (20~3) www.DreamTeamAuto.com This licence requires tho buildlngof app!r)xlrnrtely 0.2 kilometres of on-block mads. LIMOSINE BULL 3 112 years 84,200 There Is additional material that the appllcant must consider In thelr appllcatlon. This old. Phone 250-698-7692 1-800-91 0-6402 250-635-3020 material which includes appllcatlon forms and other information about the TSL can be 123~3) obtained from the above BC Timber Sales Office by contactingthe receptionist at (250) 638-5100. Contact Noreen O'Hara (250) 842-7622 for Field enquiries only. RED ANGUS Yearling Bulls for Electmnlc verslon of this notice & tender pkg Is available 81: sale. Giddings Bros. Call 846- httpJ/w6.focgov.bc.celnotice~nk.do/not~celd.2826 5628 (22~3) TWO QUALITY Dulled Hereford bylls, 2 yrs.. old. Quality cov- REQUEST FOR PRO~OSALS:~. '. L ...r ered 2nd cut alfalfdgrass round f%-B;rns-Lke 'and 'DStd6 bkmiiinfe -E?oii&dc:DZ3@p%it bales. 250-682-0381 (Kam-, Association (BLDCEDA) is seeking proposals to conduct an Asset loops) (22~3) Inventory of the Lakes District. This prolect must be completed no later than September 2006. Roles and Responsibilities: New6 ured Dodpe, Fmd,GM, hpact whld@-s. dio, high performance tires, Develop, in conlunction with the Board of Directors, an Asset 108,000 km, $22,000.00 250- Inventory, projected budget, and expenditures. Attend Board of Directors' meetings as requested and provide 624-1 230 (22P3) updated project and budget reports for review and approval. I1 Ensure daily operations are conducted effectively and efficiently 2003 CHRYSLER Sebring 2.71, including financial decisions, reporting requirements and general V6, automatic, Air, tilt, cruise, A/ administration. c, P~vkeyless entry, low mile- 2004f1aSuperCrew. Immacu- decisionsEnsure that on the its organization'sbehalf. best interests are served when making age, $11,900 OB0 250-635- late condition. 5.4 Triton, fully 5510 (21p3) loaded, has every option avail- Asset Inventory/Mappingis not limited to, but should include, resources WWW.CARCREDlTBC.COM able, 55,000 kms. Assume lease and assets within the Lakes Distric3 such as: key Information SOUKCS, building digitalle-readiness, tourism, natural assets, economic Automobile Loans. Trucks / $630/mo buy out. Private. assets, or and business assets & linkages, community groups and organizations. OSaMC 2600 Crew Cab "35,495 Vans / Cars / SUVs. Turned 250-503-4677 I 6OL.. Auto, 42k down? Rates too high? Trad- Qualifications: OQ Ford F150 4x4 Supercrew "26,995 ing In? Instant money available Prior experience is preferred. The consultant must be able to formulate 5.4L.. Auto online. Complimentary delivery. a budget, have efficient time management skills, be willing to work in rn GMC 2600 Crew 4x4 "33,995 No down payment. Apply on- a Mendly and tcam-oriented environment, write reports and conduct 6.0L, Bose Audio, Captains Chairs, Loaded line, Call anytime 1-877-513- 1986 GMC Rally van. 9 passeng- various administrative duties. Please submit your proposal no later than June 16,2006 to: Of Dodge Ram 4x4 e"14,995 9564. er, good condition, used as RV. AJC, 5 Speed, Tow Package $3,500. Complete set of Level 1 BLDCEDA, PO Box 808,Bums Lake, BC VOJ 1E0, You're Approved!! Do Not let or by Fax 250-692-3701. Of Chev 2600 Ext. Cab 4x4 111 IFA $700. Aluminum drybox ~ e"21,995 previous Bad Credit stop you For furtlrer itiforination please call Darln at 250-692-3700. 5 SRWd. H.D. Long BOX from owning a vehicle today. with complete set of fire gear I www.youcangetacar.net (wajax#3) etc. $4,200 250-635- 2003 Yamaha BC NMBER SALES 1-888-849-9718. 7243 (23~3) & kWSIY 01 YZ450F 04Subaru STi $36,995 NOTICE INWNNQ APPLICATION FOR zd@ 300 Hp.. Street Legal Rally Car a TIMBER SALE LICENCE A84800 t29Volkswaaen Jetta &!?!!% 7,495 Take notice that, pursuant to Sectlon 20 of the Forest Act, timber sa18 licence A64600 $4,995.00 Sunroof, Heated Seats, CD, 5 Speed ---- Is belng offered for sale by BC Timber Sales, Skeenn Business Area, North Coast czp Mazda Protege LX $1 2,495 Fleld Team. 5 Speed, 2.0L.. CD Closing DatdLocatIon: June 15, 2006 0 830 a.m. Appllcatlons will be accepted by 09 Honda Civic *i2,495 the Tlmber Sales Manager, Terrace Timber Soles Office, Skeena BLislness Area, 200 4 Door. 5 Speed, 1.7L. - 5220 KeHh Avenue, Terrace, British Columbio V8G 1L1 O*ognphic Location: Cypress Lake - Banks Island 01T Mazda Protege '*W' 5,996 Auto, Leather. Moonroof E8timat.d Volume: 50,057 cubic metres. mora or less Of Chrysler B.T. Cruiser -*I 3,395 Sp.ckc: Balsam 8,796 ms(l8%), Cedar 14,940mJ(30%), Hemlock 18,882 M(38%), Auto, AC, Cruise Spluce 4,159 mJ (8%) 0s Volkswagen Pasout *I 6,995 Ucence Ten: 18 months Moonmol. Leather, 1.8 Nrbo Upsel stumpage rate $70.9l/m? The upset slumpage rate was detemlned In accordancewith the Coast Apprelsal Manual and 1s eppllcableto ail sawlog grades. dl Mazda Miatr "20,986 Hard/Soft Top, 6 Speed. Sport Package Tenders will be accepted from indlvlduals or corporations reglstered as a BC timber sales enterprise In Category 1,2 or 3. dd Honda Civic SI s"i 2,495 2 Door. Coupe, 5 Speed The successful applicant will be requlred to implmant and conform lo the Sheena 80 96 Pontiac Grand Prix 84,905 Business Area Environmental Management System. I PW I Auto, Power Package Comments: This timber sale licence has been desfgned for harvest using cable based system. I $1,295.00 I TheIts regulstlons. use of other systems may be subled to the Forest and Range Practices Adand OS Subaru Outback "28,995 There Is addhlonal meterial that the applicant must consider In thelr appllcatlon. This Auto, Full Load e material which includes application forms and other Information about the TSL can be Of Subaru Outback "21,495 obtelned from the above BC Timber Sales Office by contactingthe receptionistat (250) A/C, Cruise, Auto 638-5100. Contact Andy Spangl, (250) 638-5152 for Field enquiries only, Of Subaru Forester 'S' e$2 1,495 Electronic version of thls notice 6 tender pkg Is avalleble at: Auto, Fully Loaded, 48k MtpJ/~S.forpov.bc.calnoUw~n~do/noUceld.2587 Qa? Subaru Forester AWD so,lt?c% AC. Auto. P/w/L. 75k 0l Subam Outback "I9,995 AC, Cruise, Auto, 85k FOR SALE 2001 Grand Am SE. 0s Suzuki XL7 4x4 $1 6,995 Silver, 2 door,k 5 speed. Air con- "Northern Savings A/C, Power Group, V6 dition, cruise control, trheftlock, Credit Union Mercury 225 99 Subaru Forester *S' e"9,995 many more options, excellent hereby issues notice to Nomwm Rmionai AImn Auto, PW/PL Outboard XL condition. 125.000 km. $9,100. Simon Bmssoit, m- 250-638-8753 (21p3) Kimberly Wookey MUSTANG convertible. '99 and James Wookey: Expression Of Interest $5,500.00 35th anniversary, white, V6, 7 style light roll bar. New dual ex- All possessions removed from haust svstem. winq and more. 5024 Agar Avenue in Terroce B.C. The Northwest Regional Airport, Terrace Kitimat invites expressions of interest in the supply and delivery of: ALL NEW MAZDA'S ~ $15,006 060.250-%38-1961 or must be claimed by 250-615-9480 (3p3) lune Oh, 2006. If unclaimed, u An airport single axle, all wheel driwe, flat deck, lhooo HONDA Accord. 2 door, possessions will be disposed of. snow plow vehicle complete with snow plow VG,V-Tech, automatic, DVDplay- Contad 1-250-627-3685, mounting package and deck weights. . er, leather, sunroof, fully loaded. for further infonnahn." 250-631-1.154 (23~1) E Interested$parties should request a tender 'package before June 15,2006 from: Northwest Regional Airbort, GALEDONIA BAILIFF SERVICES \ www.caledoniabailiis.com Terrace-Kitimat Phone 250-635-7649 Suite 103-4401 Bristol RD. 4 Post-HydraliftModel 88CB Hoist 12,000 LB capacity with 2 Tenace,RR4, B.C. Canada \ centre lifts I $1,999.00 I Eagle compressor Model C51160V1 18.5 C.F.M. 60 gal. tank V8G 4V2 Units in very good condition 2 years old. To be sold as a package. Funding for this equipment is provided by the Federal . Bids to close on June 16,2006 at 12:OO noon. 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I. 0 fl Menu leanza Lake is a small Or try chironomid patterns and provincial guidelines. and can be seen from the Provincial Park is located a Caution: Donotusethismap. Klake east of Terrace, for still fishing with a bobber. Always remember that road. short distance from the lake, for navigational purposes. located along Kleanza Road* Try fishing in about t' l5 Kleanza Lake is in bear coun- There is a short trail at the at the junction of Highway This map may not reflect cur- There are several species of 20 feet of water and dangle 16 and Kleanza Road. The rent conditions. Uncharted 0 June 10 try-both grizzly and black. east end of the lake, and can T~~~ Cattle sorting sport fish present in the lake, the fly several inches off the Everyone should use caution be found by turning right park has 32 vehicle accessi- hazards may exist. Base remrns to the Thornhill but >it iS best known for the bottom. when fishing Skeena lakes, onto a secondary forest road ble campsites, in a treed area, Map @Province of British and offers other recreational Columbia. Community Grounds. A plentiful rain- For dry flies try and bring along bear bangers shortly after passing the lake. opportunities. potluck for riders goes bow trout. The Alternatively, you can pull at 4 p.m. Riders can reg- over when you see the lake from Kleanza Road, and a ister until 530 p.m. No This shop sponsors for more infor- entries will be accepted little bush whacking will also and fairly easy mation. They keep this page bring you to the lake. Fishing after that time. The cost to catch inak- can be done from shore, or is $10 per rider for each ing it a great portage in a small boat. ride. Teams start sorting place to bring cattle at 6 p.m. For more kids to fish. There are no facili- , info, call James Muller at ties on the lake, 635-5 100. but Kleanza

June 11 should use a rom Terrace follow Totem Saddle Club rid- lighter fly rod* Surface Area ers compete in a GI1 day such as a four- ber works well in this lake. 20 km to Kleanza Road 0 25 Hectarcs of events. ~~~kh~~~and weight, with either dry flies (62 Acres) or wet flies. With wet flies No special restrictions Maximum Depth Clear Rounds Day -begin 18.0 metres at 10 a.m. and Percentage use a sinking line with a to this lake, but make sure to small minnow pattern with a consult the provincial fishing (59feet) _. Day starts at 11 a.m. For Elevation more info, call Natasha silver body and a touch red. regulations for the regional 736 metres (2,415feet) Candelora at 635-6967 p~*oavrr: Surwy Date (Percentage Day), Lau- October, 1974 rie Muller at 635-9401 the right Depth Units - Feet (Gymkhana) or Marty Q local tacklo shops (south) side, Cox at 633-2350 (Clear Rounds). June 17 Brewer Day, dediccit- ed to retiring- Cnledonia Feetures uni-T AQNTM, the Senior Secondary auto Ultimate Network of mechanics teacher Doug Brewer, headlines regu- In telligont Tire Technology lar races, Hit-to-Pass and that improves worn special events at the Ter- performance, even wet race Speedway. For more braking and handling. The info, check out www.ter- Dueler A/T Rev0 is the ' racespeedway.ca. light truck and SUV tire that's equipped for the June 18 best and worst driving Terrace Speedway race conditions. Aggressive rain day if needed. /I June 18 The Terrace Bluebacks host an in-house meet for regional swimmers, MEID Correction ENTERPRISES L'D IN THE May 24 Standurd, "Your Recreation Specialists" we incorrectly reported that TERRACE'S NEW Aislynn Lansdowne won the MERCURY & HONDA DEALER' Spring Show Jumper 3' class PARTS SALES SERVICE ' and Kendra Lansdowne won CUSTOM BUILT BOATS . the TSC Class 3'3" event Licensed Technicians , at the Totem Saddle Club's 4921 Keith Ave.. Terrace I Spring Schooling Show. In fact, Audra Tiernan won the Spring Show Jump- er 3' event and tied for first with Kendra Lansdowne in the TSC Class 3'3" event.

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