West Fraser Ponders Shutdown

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93¢ PLUS 7¢ GST WEDNESDAY VOL. 10 NO. 30 November 5. 1997 T xI DA, RD West Fraser ponders shutdown

~;LUMPING lumber prices could force a shutdown of Rupert specifically caters to the Japanese market. leaving hundreds of workers off the job. Skeena Sawmills' operations in the weeks ahead, says Some lumber prices in Japan have now dropped to 50 per One change that would help coastal producers in this West Fraser northwest operations manager Bruce Mac- cent of their January, 1997 prices. area is the so-called Repap solution of a year ago to have Any West Fraser shntdown would probably be an ex- stumpage rates better reflect the low value ofpulp logs: Nicol. i No firm decision has yet been made on a poss~le shut- tended one covering the Christmas holiday period, and MacNlcol says that proposal is still being considered by clown, but MacNicol confirmed it is a possibility. MacNicoi said he expects to make that decision sometime the forests ministry, adding be's been told there's a chance ', "It's going to depend a lot on where the lumber makuta this week. it could be in place for Jan. 1. are going," he said. "We're monitoring it almost daily." MacNicol's comments come nearly a year after Skeena Consideration of that idea has been hampered by divi- About three-quarters of lumber West Fraser produces is Sawmills issued a warning it might shutdown temporarily sions within the industry, and the need to avoid counter- vailing duties from the United States ff it appears B.C. is s~ld to buyers in the U.S. because stumpage and wood costs were causing it to lose • "Prices lhere have probably fallen 25 per cent fxcm thek money. subsidizing some producers, Premier Glen Clark said last spring highs," MacNicol added. The closure came last December, lasting until early week. • "If the lumber market continues to fall the way it has, spring. A better deal for o0mpanics with forests with high pulp i there's a strong poss~ility we may be looking at shut- So far Skeena Cellulose, which has just restarted opera- content means interior operations with less pulp and more sawiogs will pay the price. downs." tions in the wake of a deal between banks, unions and the Although most of the wood shipped goes south, West province, is not contemplating halting operations. "To date we have not been able to get an agreement vdth Fraser hasn't escaped the fallout fJom lower prices in "We have no plans yet to take any shutdowns," vice- industry to make it more market sensitive but not in~r trouble with the Americans," Clark said, i Japan. president Rudy Schwartz said last week. Bruce WlacNichol That's because its North Coast Timber mill in Prince A wave of shutdowns has swept through the interior,

Cil:y kiboshes raves ALL NIGHT rave parties won't be able to presumably are profiting from this." use ~e city's arena banquet room again. A profitable event should be paying a Parks and recreation superintendent commercial rate and mot a non-profit one, Steve Scott says he's put in place new he added. rules designed to head off raves as a Scott said the new rules state that youth result of one that took place in the arena events aren't allowed to run later than banquet room in late August. adult ones:i(meaning 2 a.m.) and that "City staff showed up at~ a.m.' and youth evea~ inuSk haw adult chaperones they were still sitting here contemplating who are named in advance. getting ready to clean up," Scott said. Raves usually involve lots of electmnle The people involved in that incident had dance music and in big cities are nssocia- used "misrepresentation" to rent the ted with the use of a drug called ecstasy. room, he added. "We l~ave an obligation to families to "There's ~ wave of rives going on," let them know we're not sanctioning Scott added, events they wouldn't approve of," Scott "People are selling tickets and added. Charities' future at risk"' THE PRESIDENT of The from gaming. Terrace Bingo Association Smith is concemed that doesn't think a collective gaming facilities in the provincial trust fund will be lower mainland are not of benefit to local charities. going to want to subsidize Pat Smith wants to know smaller ones in the north. what will happen in two While the amount of years when a provincial money in the collective pool government guarantee that will be large, there is no charities will share $118 guarantee that it will not million a year is lifted. fluctuate, loving the future "Until we get a sUraight of local charities up in the answer, we're not going to air. be convinced," he said The government will also about the uncertainty sur- be taking n bigger piece of rounding the province's new Pat Smith the gaming pie, about two gaming expansion policy. that we're going to maintain thirds of the net income The government set up a that level," he said of what (after operator coats and pooling system for bingo might happen after the $118 winnings are paid out) leav- revenue to ensure that all million, two-year commit- ing charities with only one charities share money raised ment ends. third, through expanded gaming. At stake, said Smith, is the "Gur objective is to pro- But Smith, who heads the $1.4 million a year raised in text local charilies and if association of local charities Terrace through bingo there is no guarantee, then using bingo revenue for lo- revenues now going to 43 there is no guarantee of the cal projects, is concerned local charities. quality of life," said Smith about the future of local The pooling systen in- .of local community projects charities. sures charities all across the undertaken now by "There's no guarsntee province share money raised charities, Park plan on track THE CITY is getihlg closer to a deal to buy Once fully developed, the linear park' a sUip of land for a linear park that would would feature trees, landscaping and a lO- extend from Eby St to Kalum Lake Drive. foot-wide paved path -- half of it for The land is a 50-foot strip in between bicyclists and roller bladem and the other Hwy 16 West and the CN Rail tracks. half for 13edeslrians. CN owns the land now but city officials The expectation is that service clubs and conf'mn they've reached a deal to buy it for groups like the Terrace Beautification an as-yet-undisclosed price. Society might want to plant flower beds in City planner David Trawin says the city is the park at that time as well. now awaiting information on past industrial But Truwln says it could be a few years and business activity adjacent to former yet before the full vision Is realized. Co-op and Patio Canada bulk fuel plant That's because tlhe city's fl~,e-ycar plu locations. calls for installation of an extn water main Last week saw contractors doing geotcch- down the length of that slxip of land in nlcal drilling of a portion of the land across 2000. the highway from Home Hardware. Trawi~ says major development of the [] Cruel act repeated "We don't want to buy into a problem park wouldn't go ahead umtil the water lime where it will cost the taxpayer $300,000 to is installed, adding that would Idso allme SHERI LONG has had two wheelchairs stolen mont chair will take months to ardve. The second reme~iate," Trawin explained. the city to t~p into its turin watu tad m from her in two years. "[he latest theft leaves thoft occurred front dght In front of Sheri's Davis But the main obstacle -- negotiations budget for some of the ~ omM, with a loaner chMr, but it's clanoeromly tippy IxP Ave. home, barely half sn hour after she left R un- with Clq Rail over price ~ is passed, he That budget is separate ~ tim mat dllB city operations and its ltmlllty ~ a csuse Ws not specialized to her need~. A mplmem- attended, For the full stoW, see Page A7, said, adding he expects th~ city to have clear title to the land by year's end. only be spent on water and sewer IM '

, i J ' A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 CarnabY6:ajwmill Healthy Communities ess to cuts obs Crash Helmut off,ce open Entire shift will be cut when mill restarts MORLAGHeANIIuZEGRSs~)FcthefromOdetff/°:enm°:l~avSkee2;ffiNg P C~I~abE;fawCnlELILUwoLOfEb: ~.~°mPd~y,,,°U~ay°sfIv~?rL~n l~i~;ttl~a~n;SLTu:ll;ttw¢;;tn°;olun headquarters. starting up for another two president of Local 404 of the start building roads," Azaz weeks - and when it does, 60 Communications, Energy and says. Diabetes CA,AO,A, ASSO:,A.,O. Furniture and office equipment was moved in over the workers won't have a job. Paperworkers Union. Road work proceeding in DIABETES CANADI£NHE : o L : : ,, "~ ~ ASSOCIATION OU DIABI~TE weekend to a location on Lakelse Ave. It's the same office Closed for more than five "(The company has) corn- the Big Slide and north of the used by the Mike Scott Reform campaign for this year's months as a result of the SCI mitted themselves to run Babine River will allow for federal election. financial crisis, the sawmill approximately one year on winter logging. Volunteers will use the office to plan their strategy to sign near Hazelton was supposed only one Shift," Azaz Says, "It's not going to help up 7,600 people who were on the voters list for last year's "There'll be one shift in the unemployed people right provincial election. to start up Monday but now that won't happen until at sawmill and two shifts in the now,"Azaz adds. That figure works out to 40 per cent - the amount least Nov. 17, says Hank merch deck." Although Carnaby workers required by recall legislation to remove and MLA from Randrup, the new manager of One side of the merchandiz- with lower seniority won't be office and force a by-election ...... the Carnaby and Smithers er deck will prepare pulp logs recalled, they'll be eligible for Organizers can officially file a petition with the provin- sawmills. for the chipper and the other Forest Renewal B.C. assis- cial chief electoral officer asking for recall on Nov.'28 and The delay stems mostly sawlogs for the sawmill. tance under the displaced for- have 60 days after it's accepted to gather the signatures. from fall break-up that's Logs are already in the yard, est worker program, he says. Recallers have a $25,000 expenditure cap but that doesn't made logging roads but there isn't enough of a A meeting planned for laid take effect until a campaign officially gets underway. impassable. stockpile to allow a sawmill off employees of Local 404 "We just can't get the wood start up, will be held in the near future, in, and we have an inventory Azaz blames the provincial he says, to discuss who'll be Driver charged problem there (Carnaby)," government for not stepping eligible for FRBC help. THE DRIVER of a pickup track that rammed Ihrough a Ran&up says. in sooner with an assistance Over in Smithers, the , Nerd fence and into a pile of lumber on Skeena Cellulose proper- But when the sawmill does package to build logging Skeena Cellulose sawmill has ] ty faces charges of impaired driving. begin operations, not all 148 roads. Although the province been running for about a The brown 1988 Chev pickup was eastbound on keith employees will be recalled agreed to front approximately month now. " IlWi Ave. around t:30 a.m. Monday when it crossed the road, hit because an entire shift has $1.5 million for road con- The planer mill was sched- the fence and came to rest against the lumber pile. been canceled. struction in the Kispiox dis- uled to begin Monday after RCMP Said there was extensive damage to the fence, "Even if we go back to trict, that came too late, he being shut down since early lumber pile and the pickup. A passenger sustained minor work on the 17th, as planned contends. September when a work-shar- injuries. The driver appears in court next month. now, there will be at least 60 "I brought it to their (the ing program ended. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 & Mine the Tat, says M P SKEENA REFORM MP Mike Scott says he's found a SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 new way of pressuring the Americans to listen to Canada's Nass road condition side of the Pacific salmon fishing dispute - open a mine in the far northwestern portion of the province. There is a little herd in all of us. The move to develop a huge copper/cobalt deposit in the called worst ever You show us your favourite Tatshenshini park would get the attention of the Americans because they strongly opposed the project on environmen- NASS VALLEY residents "It's pretty hard on the vehi- been working very hard to get outfit and we will show you tal grounds, said Scott in a letter to Premier Glen Clark. and other drivers who use the cles and the people. I pity any- additional dollars to deal with Scott noted that prominent Americans, including vice Nisga'a Highway say the road body especially elders who it. But provincial priorities ours! Prizes for the King and president AI Gore, opposed the mine and pushed for its north is in the worst condition have to travel that road. being what they are, that so Queen of Nerdville! inclusion into the park created by the NDP four years ago. they can remember. You're in for a good shaking." far hasn't happened." The lobbying group included Alaskan commercial fisher- "It is really a disgrace," Regional highways manag- Nisga'a Tribal Council spo- men, the very same fishermen who reap the benefit of says Percy Moorhouse, who er Dirk Nyland said the dis- kesman Nelson Leeson said Canadian fish, said Scott. lays blame for the problem at trict office has been receiving he's appealing directly to The MP said environmental damage claims were never the province for its unwilling- complaints. deputy premier Dan Miller for fully explored and that a moratorium could be lifted and a ness to put more money into He said heavy rains are assistance. mine developed without affecting the overall park status. the road. responsible for washing away "If'we're going to be able to "I think that might get someone's attention in He said the road's condition the gravel, leaving the road build our economy in the Washington," said Scott of his plan. has meant loggers are making down to the roadbed in some northwest we need some fewer trips a day and others places. decent roads," Leeson said. are finding the road hard on Nyland said contractor "The roads are like the blood Mystery light in sky their vehicles. Nechako North Coast Road vessels in the body. We need A GROUP of Nags Valley residents aren't sure if it was a Floyd Davis, administrator Maintenance are doing their them to survive." Don't miss the chance to see what trick or a treat but they did see a huge bright light in the sky of the Nisga'a Valley Health best to deal with the situation. , Lome is really like!l! Hallowe'en night. Board, agrees. by bringing in extra gravel to'.: .., "It was really low and really fast," said Greenville resi- "This is the worst condition patch the worst sections. dent Selina Sampare of a light the size of a house which I've ever seen it in," he said. But even that gravel is 1 passed over their car at 8 p.m. Hallowe'en night on the "Ti~ere are now pot holes:in Washing away quickly...... bless road just outside of Gitwinksihlkw. that road that are so large it's "It's a tough road to deal She described the light as the size of a house veith the actually quite dangerous." with," Nyland said. "'We've front being bright white and the sides and back being blue n and red. Sampare's husband and son jumped out of their car to get a better look at the light. "It went really close over the mountains (over Gitwinksihlkw) but they didn't hear a noise," she said. The Sampares were travelling back to Greenville from CilIMI' Terrace the time of the sighting. "It was scary," said ~qM n qh SELF.SERVE Sampare of the sighting. Another car came up behind the Sampare vehicle and its occupants also reported seeing the light. ,Dl llml:i:ll,q) "They were jumping around and shouting they were so Terrace Crime Stoppers are asking for your assistance in " excited," said Sampare. solving the break, enter and theft from a residence at 4427 RCMP said there were no reports of the sighting: Scotton, St., in terrace, B.C. ; Sometime between August 6 and August 8, 1997, EXPRESS unknown culprit(s) broke into the residence by making their entrance through a rear window. Once inside, they proceed- More gardens approved ed to steal approximately $6700.00 worth of computer equip- CITY COUNCIL is giving the green thumbs up to more ment and compact disks. community gardens in Terrace. The items stolen include: Councillors agreed Monday night to let the Terrace Anti- Syrix 686 pentium 166 $1000 Poverty Group organize a second community garden on a CD rom 8x speed $300 Recordable CD mm $775 CENTRE large parcel of vacant city-owned land just north of the 56.6 US Robotics Fax/voice modem $300 Skeena Kalura Housing project on Haugland Ave. Mitsumi 2x/6x 5.1 gigabyte hard drive $683 In addition to its intended use by lower income people ATI MATCH graphics accelerator $200 Fast financial transactions seeking to grow vegetables, the society's Helga Kanny says Canon bubblejot color printer; model BJC 4000 $300 they also hope to begin growing produce for the food bank. VIBRA16 sound card $300 Looking for a quick and easy The land has about 79,000 square feet and is expected to video blaster card $300 way to conduct your financial FREE !/2 DOZEN Sierra graphic accelerator $200 keep the local group busy for some time. AS115Inch video monitor $800 transactions? Express yourself ONUTS City planner David Trawin noted the community garden • mouse to the front of the line will act as a good buffer between light industrial zoned land keyboard with Northenl to the north and the multifarnily housing project. wiring Of)ell a HeW (ICCOLIIZt 80 cd roms Savings' Self-Serve be~ore November .12, 60 audio cd's Express Centre. You'll 1997 and we II give Vacancy piques interest If you have any information about any similar incidents; appreciate all ttiese or, if you know the identity of the person or persons respon- you a voucher Jor a 1/2 INTEREST in tilling the city council seat expected to bd sible for this break, enter and theft 'Crime Stoppers' would convenient services: 0 el ) vacated by Tim Down is already building. like to hear from you. ATM machine access, delicio us don uts.Express "I've had three potential candidates come and ask me MemberLink access and a yourself today "~' what it's all about," councillor Linda Hawes said Monday. coin sorting machine. Down is taking a transfer to Chilliwack with B.C. Crime Stoppers offers a cash rewar¢l of up to $1.000.00 for Information leading to *C¢lltllOI be COltlbi/lL,d with olhdr Assessment Authority and expects to leave town in Immu~tlonali~]i:r~, .. December. an arrest and charges being laid against an As soon as a letter of resignation is received from him individual in this or other unsolved crime. If the city will begin the process of holding a byelection. you have any information call Crime Once a chief elections officer is appointed by council, an Stoppers at 635-Tips that's 635-8477. election must be held within 80 days. Callers will not be required to reveal their Down says he may hold off for a while on tendering his identity nor testify in court. NORTHERN resignation, adding he'll base his decision on the wishes of SAVINGS his fellow councillors. "My feeling is they may want to see it in the blew Year, Terrace Community Branch , 4702 Lazelle Avenue • 638-7822 after Christmas is past," Down added. Call 63 S-TIPS

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Fishing views sought THE ENVIRONMENT ministry wants public opinion to help develop a strategic plan on sports fishing in the province. The jo~t plan will involve federal, provincial and local governments, recreational anglers, guides, lodges, tackle shop owners and others. An open house will be held here Nov. 17 at the Ter- race Inn. Display panels will show the historical growth of B.C.'s sports fishery, and representatives froth both the government and the sports fishing community will be on hand to answer questions. Those attending will also be asked to fill out a short questionnaire for more views. Dog tag prices hike IT'S GOING to cost more to get a dog licence next year in the city. Animal control officer Frank Bowsher has gotten city council go-ahead to hike dog liccnee prices in 1998 by $5. It'll now cost $15 to licenee a spayed or neutered dog, and $30 for one that isn't. Bowsher noted the prices hadn't been raised since 1982 and were below those charged in most similar sized communities. He also told councillors the increase should mean increased revenue of about $3,500 to the city budget for the next fiscal year. July date for air show THE THIRD Terrace air,how of recent years will take place next July 21. And it will feature a military theme over the skies of the airport. The Snowbirds, Canada's acrobatic military jets, will TWISTED STRUCTURE of a collapsed CN rail line bridge soulh of remove the body of one of two men killed Oct. 27. An investigation Terrace proved a challenging obstacle for crews as they sought to into the incident continues. PHOTO COURTESY SHAWN ZE'Iq'LER be making another appearance. Organizers are also trying to line up American F-15 and F-16s from Alaska, as well as F-18s from Cold Lake, Alberta. And Bill Carter, a bi-plane stuntsman, promises to be CN bridge probe continues another big draw. vdilliam Hugh Carson from the wreckage. Kitimat hospflal with knee injuries. Trevious airshows in 1994 and in 1996 have drawn 4- CN AND Scott Steel crews are back working on 5,000 spectators. While those were held in May, "Access was terrible," says Terrace fire chief Last Thursday crews were finally able to the bridge that killed two of their co-workers organizers wanted to have this show in J.uly, so school Randy Smith. "The crane basically did a nose- remove the crane flora the water. 7he remaining last week. children could come. They're cleaning up the debris and rebuilding dive." bridge haL'. rlso been reinforced to prevent fur- after the middle third of the railway trestle, lo- The crane also weighed more than 100 tonnes ,her accidentq. ~ted at Mile 8.2 of the Terraee-Kitimat main and was covered in huge timbers and twisted The incident is being investigated by CN Po- U.S. tourists visits up lil|e, collapsed Oct. 27. steel beams from the accident. lice and a number of government agencies in- MORE AMERICAN visitors visited B.C. this summer, cluding the Worker's Compensation Board and ~The accident has cut off rail traf~c between Diving into the water was sinrply too setting near record numbers in July and AugusL the transportation and labour ministries. Kitimat and Terrace which usually sees two dangerous, Smith ~ays, so crews started to work Tourism minister Jan Pullinger said the province ex- trains pass through each day, causing some dis- on punching a road down to the water's e£ge. Sandra Buckler of WCB communications says perienced a 9.5 per cent increase in the number of preliminary enquiries have indicated that the ruptions for companies such as Methanex in "We got three cats down and connected up to American visitors in August, while Canada as a whole crane was in the process of installing a vertical Kitimat that rely on the line. the crane," he says. "Basically we rotated the recorded just a 4.5 per cent increase. steel beam when the collapse occurred. But it will likely be weeks before the bridge is (crane's) cab on the rail.car until we could get The only July-August period when U.S. numbers "A breaking noise was heard and the crane operational again. The Uresfle needs to be re- access. Then we used a boat and were to get the have been higher was during Expo '86. Then 2.3 mil- fell forwards on the tracks," she says. "Then built from the ground up, a task made very dif- fellow out with some dignity." lion came to B.C., compared to 1.8 million this sum- ficult by the three meU'es of water below. John Marti of Telkwa was also killed in the the whole structure fell." Buckler says the investigation will probably met. "The bottom of the creek is very soft," says accident. He died while being alr-lifted to hos- Fresh and saltwater fishing lodges experienced a 13.3 take three or four weeks before the cause of the CN manager of public affairs Parker Hogan. pital in Vancouver. increase in American and overseas markets, up from accident can be determined. "We had to dump in a huge amount of material Fellow Scott Steel employee Glen Hihckey of July last year. just to create a solid work area." Newfoundland was still in Vancouver hospital, "Our goal is to prevent a re-occurrence," she ~hat challenging terrain meant it took rescue Friday. He needed to have a leg amputated after says. "We have to prevent this kind of trage- crews more than two days to retrieve the body the collapse. '* dy." of~ 35-year-old Kamloops CN crane operator And Adrian Costdlo of Edmonton was still ~n

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IT WAS a strangely hesitant Premier Glen Clark 4 who spoke to reporters following his northern economic summit last week in Prince George. For a premier who declares war on the United States in the blink of an eye over the fishery, who surgically dismisses critics of expanded gambling and who is given to grand pronounce- merits about tonga-projects, his musings about creating a northern development office were low key and muted. The issue concerns the sprawling and diverse, I... ////. northern section of the province which provides N the resource use muscle for the provincial economy. Many northerners feel the economic contribution they make isn't repaid in political clout and decision making. So the idea of a northern ministry or super-office has some attractions. Partisans are hijacking recall It's not like this hasn't been tried before. NDP VICTORIA -- I've never is based on the MLA's poor riding sign a petition to that ef- Premier Dave Barrett in the early 1970s named liked recall legislation, but it perfonmance. feet. Improbable but maybe not seems a lot of people do, par- I suppose performance is in quite impossible northern MLA Alf Nunweiler as minister ticularly in the ridings of the eyes of the beholder, but I In Ramsey's ease, the recall without portfolio for northern affairs. His budget Skeena and Prince George, do know that Giesbrecht was committee has 60 days to col- ' brought on a killer nickname "The $500,000 where some folks are trying working his butt off on the lect about 8,900 votes, 40 per mightily to end the political Skeena Cellulose bailout. And cent of the elig~le vote in the ' Man" and the idea died when the NDP was tenure, short and unpredictable his supporters will tell you that riding. Alfredo Lavaggi, who defeated in 1975. Social Credit Premier Bill as it is to begin with, of NDP he's one of the hardest- started the campaign to oust MLAs Helmut Giesbrecht and working MLAs they've ever the education minister, says Vander Zalm created regional ministers in the Paul Ramsey respectively. had in Victoria, something he's got about 160 volunteers, late 1980s but this also died as his government For all those friends of recall, that's hard if not imposs~le to which means each volunteer fell to pieces. I have an even better idea: why admit for sworn enemies of the has to collect about 54 signa-" not do away with general dee- NDP. turns by November 28. Again, With history against him, perhaps Mr. Clark is ti0ns altogether? We'll have I ~1 :lol~'i III -" I :llt.lzl "J II [zl l Also involved in the improbable, but not ira- ' one last general election slug- campaign to unseat Ramsey is poss~le. right in taking a slower and more methodical ap- HUBERT BEYER proach to northern representation. feat, and from then on, we'll the Canadian Taxpayers Feder- Given the volatile mood of knock 'era off as we see fit. make the malcontents who get ation, whose leader, Troy voters these days, it's quite But that shouldn't stop other ideas. Northern ~Recall the rascals one by one such a thrill out of recalling Lanigan, insists that recall is a conceivable that the com- MLAs of all parties could choose to pool their if we don't likewhat they're politicians pay for it. And we'd tool of accountability. mittees collect enough signa- ?,. efforts to make the north better without the bless- doing, which is most of the have elections year-round Recalling an MIA in this tures to recall the two 1VJ.,As, ;, time. which would make political province was facilitated under forcing two byelectioms, The. ing of Gordon Campbell or Glen Clark. Think of it as democracy junkies like me delirious with the Recall and Initiative Act, outcome of tho~e bydeetions They could meet in a kind of northern caucus to carried to new and dizzying joy. The scheme would beat passed in 1995 by the NDP could, in turn, bring down the '" heights. No longer could a cable TV six ways to breakfast govenunent under Mike Har- government, which has only a look for common ground and pressure their party sneak into office because for sheer entertainment value. court, who had promised dur- slim three-seat majority. respective parties i to adoPt, ,i~north-friendly the other side split the vote. All right, maybe it's not such ing an d¢ction campaign to Now, I wouldn't want to policies. No politician would ever be a good idea, bet then, neither is bring in the appropriate legis- spoil their fun if the com- able to feel safe again, not recall. Originnily intended to lation. mittees actually succeeded in It would mn deeply contrary to the ingrained even for the three of four years give voters ae opportunity to The promise was based in bringing down C-iesbrecht and system of confrontational partisan politics. But it it now takes between elections. unseat, between elections, a naked political expediency. Ramsey and subsequently the would be a recognition that northerners have far Nor would they have time for politician for grave mis- Both the Reform Party and the government, but there's a tiny the shenanigans the majority of conduct, the legislation is ac- Liberals had builtrecali into fly in the ointment: whatever' more in common with each other than any of the the public feels they're always tually being used to fight the their election platforms, and party gets in next time, will political parties that want their votes. up to. last election over again. Harcourt felt he had no choice face the same music from its " Just fighting off the never- Not that those involved in • but to follow suit, opponents. ending recall attempts would trying to kick Giesbrccht and The legislation the Harcourt Maybe my idea of scrapping , keep politicians busy round the Ramsey out of office would govenmaent produced was ac- general elections in favor of clock. Political arrogance admit to partisan reasons. tually a joke, malting it im- year-round recall isn't that far- would be a thing of the past. L,ome Sexton, the chairman probable to succeed in recall- fetched after all. And there would be other of the committee to topple ing an/dLA. Under the legis- Buyer can be reached ~t Tel: , benefits: Giesbrechr, admits he has al- lation, an MLA can be recalled (250 920.93O0 Fax: (250) The taxpayers would save a ways hated the NDP, but after 18 months if 40 per cent 385.6783; E.~lail: lot of money because we'd claims that the recall campaign of the eligible voters in a [email protected] Our money I ONE NIFTY idea to benefit the north comes from UNBC Professor Geoffrey Weller who Home is what you make it proposes the creation of a Northern Investment SEVERAL HUNDRED home- Since homdess people own world's second most expensive Fund. less people live on Van- little more than the clothes city, small homes are the norm., couver's streets trapped there they wear, why would they Recently a Canadian family. The age-old complaint is that northerners dig by a combination of setbacks. need a walk-in closet, dozens with two school. age children, up rocks and cut down trees while watching the To improve their situation, of bureau drawers, or a Julia moved into a fifteenth floor; profits and tax revenues flow south. the city plans to build a num- Child kitchen? aparlment where monthly rent, ber of 200 square foot single Even these proposed lodg- is $3100 Canadian. Floor space A Northern Investment Fund would put a slice' occupancy accommodations. ings guarantee independence, totals 600 square feet, less than. of government revenues from resources ex- Over the past year or more privacy, security, and a their Ontario living room. tracted in the north into a fund dedicated for Vancouver has tested 270 vermin-free environment All On the opposite end of the square foot apartments that features missing from al- scale, Bill Gates, computer spending on projects in the north. rent for $600 per month. le)nvays. mogul, is building a 40,000 A pot of money for the north controlled by Outraged by the city's tieky- The apartments will be a square foot abode which fea- northerners would go a long way to boosting the tacky plans, one Vancouver walking distance from welfare tures a 30 car garage, indoor matron declared anyone resid- offices and transit stops. pool with underwater music region's autonomy. ing in quarters that conf'med CLAUDETTE SANDECKI To see someone living like system, two elevators, a would be "living like an an animal, go to Ottawa. To theater, a trampoline room, 18 animal." more than 150 square feet, draw attention to the say holes of miniature golf, a trout -. Well, thanks a bunch. I could plenty especially on cleaning animals are treated before they stream, 12 bathrooms, three-. imagine that declaration being day. I learned to put things in are slaughtered for human con- kitchens, a security system that PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link expressed by Queen Elizabeth, their places, and furnished for sumption, two people have would daunt the Navy SF.ALS, : ADVERTISING MANAGER: Sam Collier Jimmy Pattison, or Frank dual roles. I worked all day, agreed to live in public view and a computer system to run, PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur Sinatra. Frank had a '7000 curtailed by culinary adven- for a week cooped up in a wire everything from the tetnpera-- NEWS Jeff Nagel • NEWS SPORTS: Dave Taylor square foot Palm Springs pro~ tures to boiling eggs and frying cage two metres wide with a ture in each room to the light-. 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Servingthe Terraceand Thomhill=ea, Publishedon Wednesdayof eachweek by CadbooPress 0969) Ud. at 3210Clinton Slrnet, Terrace, British Columbia, VBG 5R2, ' Stodes,pholographo, illustrations, designs nnd typestylesin Ihe TerraceStandard are the propedyof the copyrighthOlders, including Cadboo Press (1969) Ltd.: its illustrationrepro sen'icesand advertising Reproductionin whoe or n pad,~hout writtenpermission, is specificallyprohibiled. Authorizedas s~ond-dassmall pending the Post Office Department, for paymentof postagein cash. The Terrace Standard Wednesday, November 5,1997 - A5 Future of wonderfulandcanadians asmcmotics people. of Canada as a couutry CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Mr. & Mrs. Peypat Rambouillet, France S e C a a Treaty referendum call must be refused

i s b l e a k proDvin~U'~Swir:idCO:up/ife::dumareonhearingthegroundbrcakingCalls for a Nisgs'a treaty or on the provincial nmndate for treaties generally. Fish farms the real culprit As the neutral body respous~le for ensuring that Dear Sir:. the negotiating parties adhere to the process they The media has been full of reports lately about the agreed to, the Treaty Commission believes a dire straits commercial fishers f'md themselves in. referendum is not a process suited to establishing a Coupled with the hysteria conting from Victoria provincial mandate for negotiations. about our collapsing "coastal communities" one A treaty addresses a series of complex issues: a would think that this situation ia something new. referendum allows only two choices -- approve or Time for a reality check. reject the whole. Referendums do not pennit voters Average sockeye catches for north coast to explore adjustments to the mandate, or options fishermen were above average, and the catch per that would lead to wider acceptance. unit of effort (CPUE) was above average. If that The proper, democratic process for developing makes you wonder what the now annual protests by mandates is the one being followed: consultation, gilinetters in Prince Rupert were about you are not consultation, and more consultation. alone. The Province must refuse a referendum. Other. In fact, if all of the Skeena fish caught in Alaska, wise, it will repudiate the approval process it agreed and all of the Skeena fish that escaped over and to with Canada and First Nations, and it will aban- above spawning requirements, were added to the don the mandates it has given its negotiators. That catch of Northcoast gillnetters, their total income would completely undermine treaty negotiations in would have increased 1,600 dollars. So instead of a British Columbia. gross income of around $7,000 dollars, it would Negotiating a treaty can take years of effort, and have been around $8,600. cost millions for all parties. No one enters such a These figures are close to average for the 1990s, process without some assurance the agreements and the predictiom from fish processors and they negotiate in good faith will be finally approved fisheries biologists is that ilwill only get worse. by all parties. 'The culprit7 Try fish farmsl Assume that British Columbia, through Canada, The latest figures now show that over 50 per cent was finally able to negotiate with Washington D.C. of all salmon now come from flsll farms, the major- all of the missing components of the Pacific Sal- ity of it coming from Norway, Chile and Scotland. mon Treaty, including acceptable quotas and s The cheapest fish available in U.S. markets? Wild binding dispute resolution procedure. pacific salmon! Those changes to the treaty would normally take In the 1980s head off, frozen at sea, large red sal- effect upon ratification by Parliament and by Con- mon reached over $9.00 lb. This year cash buyers gresa. However, a U.S. citizens' lobby group urges on the Skeena were offering 80 cents a pound for Congress to submit the changes to a referendum in Skeena sockeye, arguably the highest quality (if the States of Washington, Oregon and Alaska. caught selectively) and most valuable salmon in the Would we consider that to be fair? world. Bristol Bay sockeye were at 50 cents a Alec Robertson pound. Phlk an,J Chum salmon were worth pennies, Chief Commissioner if anything at all. •B.C. Treaty Commission As prices have declined, the pressure to harvest beyond the limits of sustainabilitv increases, and we begin to see articles about the poor fate of the Protect foster kids fisherman. Dear Sir:. In order to clear up any confusion, I want to make it known that I, Bill Christiansen, am not affiliated Why is Premier Clark even enter- with and do not work for any group whose purpose taining the idea of allowing more is to create problems for the Ministry of Children fish farms on our coast, with their and Families' Terrace office. PUBUC HEALTH NURSE Ester Brisch says much can be done by dog owners and I was formerly a Native Youth and Family Advo- known effect on salmon prices, and pedestrians to avoid dog bite incidents. cate, and worked with families whose children had their threat to coastal environments been apprehended by the ministry. I am no longer and wild fish in this position. However, it was from this position that I devel- Take precautions to oped a trust with the natural parents. Make no mistake ~ their future is bleak indeed, Even after my employ at the ministTy funded pro- and unlikely to improve. Small boat fishers who are gram, the. families have continued coming, to. me counting on the salmon resource are l~eing misled and stating the various maff~uaeles of care gwers. help prevent dog As issues of child sexual abuse became'ni0ie~ev]- by those who neglect facts and global market conditions. Rhetoric and posturing, ferry blockades and hurt you" you can say "I do not know your dog, dent, I began writing letters on behalf of the family Dear Sir:. to the B.C. Human Rights Commission and Premier wrapping buildings with gillnets may feel good but The recent picture in the paper of a child that had could you please call your dog." 3) Thank the per- Glen Clark. it won't change a thing. been bitten by a dog raised some awareness of dog son politely for cooperating. It appears that because these children are Added to this is the bleak newa that eoho escape- bites as a local injury prevention issue. I imagine it is hard for people who love dogs to aboriginal they are being denied services which are ments to the Skeena this year are only a small frac- In one northwest coramunity iv an eight month understand why some I¢ople do not feel comfort- supposed to hdp. tion of the lowest runs in history. Had commercial period, there were 18 people brought to the emer- able with them. When children have been bitten by fishers got their way and received more fishing gency department because of dog bites. a dog, it is hard to feel comfortable with them for When a five-year-old talks of suicide and at- time there would be even less coho. Every year many children are bitten by dogs and some time. tempts to sexually assault his sister -- that's when I If the Premier of this province was serious about severe injuries can occur, as well as a lifetime of The Canadian study also showed that 65 per cent became vocal. "sustainable coastal communities" why is he even fear. As a child I was bitten by a dog, so this picture of people bitten by dogs were children under 10 And when the ministry refuses to help this child, entertaining the idea of allowing more fish farms on prompted my own memories and made me think of years of age. Children were most often bitten by a that's when I became vocal. our coast, with their known effect on salmon prices, how long it took me to get over my fear of dogs neighbour's dog. Almost half of the dog bites were ,. And when this child, God forbid, dies.., that's and their threat to coastal environments and wild (about 20 years). It actually prevented me from to the head and face. when I will become more vocal; and when I do fish? working as a nurse in the community for 12 years. The details that led up to the dog bite included: someone within the Ministry for Children and •Could it have something to do with the desire of Although I am not afraid of dogs now, dogs often A) more than 1/3 of people were bit during ordinary Families Terrace office will be responsible. the UFAWU to unionize fish farms to shore up its mn up to me when I am walking for exercise. Run- activity with the dog -- either patting, feeding or Only then will we see the differences in how the shrinking membership? nine up to people is a natural tendency for dogs, playing with the dog; E) about 1/3 were bit during aboriginal community faces the issue of child sexu- So we now have another season of fish and fish however dog owners could show more respect for unusual activity -- either teasing, hurting or taking al abuse -- and attempts to heal the child ~ and politics under our belts ~ more protests by a dying others when they are out on their walks. away food or a toy from the dog; C) and less that how the ministry fails at every turn. commercial industry, the lowest coho escapements Calling out to me that "Fide won't hurt you" is 1/3 had no activity with the dog before the bite -- There is one positive step that's being taken by on record, the threat of the United States abandon- not now and never has been comforting to myself the person was walking, in-line skating, riding a the ministry, Lori Hansen of the ministry has lug the salmon treaty, a provincial government ig- or my walking companion. bike or delivering newspapers. agxeed to meet with myself and the executive dime- norant of the issues and using salmon as a rallying A July '97 Canadian study on dog bites showed A few tips for parents to prevent dog bites: 1) for of the Northwest Band Social Workers Associa- point for a kind of amorphous and undefined na- that 72 per cent of dogs that bite have never bitten a Small children should always be supervised when tion to work towards a possible resolution to this tionalism that wreaks havoc on intermtional rela- person before. When we ask the dog owner politely they are around nny dog, even a family pet. 2) Chil- matter. tions, and a federal ministry, DFO, mandated to to call their dog, many owners act offended. dren should be told: It is hoped these children could be removed from conserve salmon but distrusted and hated by all So... a few tips for the dog owner when walking [] Do not hold your face close to a dog. their current abusive, non-aboriginal foster homes who have dealt with it. in town: 1) Keep the dog on a leash, 2) If it is not [] Do not tease a dog. and placed within the homes of any one of the 25 Are salmon and salmou fishers in trouble? How poss~le, when you approach people, call your dog [] Do not startle a dog by fast movement, shout- bands affdisted with the NW Band Social Workers. could they not be. and hold on to it until the people have passed, 3) ing, yelling, or threatening. Non.aboriginal mainstream society cannot, and Bruce Hill You may also call out to people "Are you okay [] Do not pet a sUange dog. should net raise our aboriginal children. Terrace, B.C. with dogs?" If the answer is "no" hold on to your [] Do not ignore warning signals of aggressive Bill Chrtstlansen dog until people have passed, 4) Remember people behavior s,uch as a dog growling, curling its lips, Terrace, B.C. Don't be complacent ought to be able to walk on public roads and not be raising the hair on its back or crouching. bothered by dogs. If we all do our part, we can prevent future dog Dear Sir:. A few tips for the walker who is afraid of dogs: 1) bites and prevent the short and long term problems Get those facts right Bruce Martindalc's comments in his letter to the when yon see a dog approaching you that is not on from this type of injury. Dear Sir:. editor ("Recall is a witch hunt' ', Terrace Standard, a leash, call out to the person, "Could you please Ester Briseh, pnblle health nurse Re: "Hockey Night in Terrace" letter to the Oct. 22) are misguided to say the least. call your dog?" 2) When they reply "Fide won't Terrace, B.C. editor, Oct. 22. Mr. Martindale says that he believes in the demo- A Terrace writer incorrectly accused members of cratic process, however the rest 0f his comments in- Prince Rupert minor hockey of participating in dicate that he isn't aware of what democratic rights ever the move to recall Helmut is not about polities Committee to ]Recall Helmut Giesbreeht crowd control at a Friday night minor hockey game are available In l~m. He has forgotten that the -- it is about non-performance. I'm sure that if Mr. at the Terrace arena. government is here to serve the people, not the Martindale hired someone who failed to perform Grateful for help She should get her facts straight, as Terrace minor other way around. his work, he wouldn't wait 5 years to get rid of him. hockey members and the RCMP handled all spec- Dear Sin Mr. Martindale is obviously unaware that in 1991 Mr. Martindale says that the parties of the fight tator control at that game. We think you might be interested to know how over 80 per cent of British Columbians voted to will once again split the vote in a byelection. To At some Friday night games, attendance of 200- kindly some of your countrymen behaved to us. On support recall legislation in a province-wide comment oa this is really beyond the scope of our plus fans, some in a party mood, pose a challenge • Sunday, Sept. 28th we llad an accident at the comer referendum. The l~ecall and Initiative Act that be- local recall initiative but my sources tell me that to minor hockey officials. These inter-city rep team came law as a result of that referendum will be both Reform and Liberal party riding executives are of Eby and Tuck St. games are exciting and competitive, and are well at- As soon as we scrambled out of our car a lady available to the electorate of Skeena as of Novem- committed to running only one candidate between tended. was on one side worrying about injuries, offering ber 28, 1997. them in the ensuing byelection. Spectator control at these games is the home asao- her house to rest in and on the other a young man, This law gives voters the right to remove their Mr. Martindale states that there will be a period ciation's respons~ility, and they will ensure, in a blue uniform, ready with his telephone. MLA from office during mid-term if they so of almost one year when we won't have a represen- whether in Terrace, Prince Rupert or Kitimat On learning we were foreigners and rather Iosl ~hoose. This is real democracy Mr. Martindalel tative while Helmut fights recall and a byelection is arenas, that if fans are behaving poorly and are un- about everything to do, he took things in hand. Mr. Marfindale is also obviously unaware that in held. Actually it will only be about 6 months. As cooperative, they will be respectively asked to Within half an hour, he had ananged everything the eyes of the Chief Electoral Officer of B.C., an we haven't had a proper representstive for 6 years leave. When fa~ become uncontrollable, they jeop- with a garage, the police and the manager of the car ~VILA can be recalled for absolutely any reason at now it is not likely that anyone will notice any dif- ardize the enjoyment and safety of others. rental company who could find another car for us. ill, provided that 40 per cent of the electorate, sign a ference. Your writer complains that her friend(s) were Tom Gingles was soon there with his own car to After recall however, we will have a real repre- asked to leave during that game. I doubt that any petition supporting that reason. take us back to our hotel and fix us with a Canadian , Mr, Martindale thinks that we are fighting the last sentative who will listen to all of his constituents. fans would be asked to leave, if they are behaving vehicle enabling us to carry on with our journey. %1ection over again. This is not true at all. Helmut Mr. Martindale says that recall is a waste of tax- appropriately. We would be very thankful if you could let this :~Gicsbrecht himself has carried on a letter-writing payers' dollars, This is misleading as well. Neither Brian Downle, President, young man ~ a flrevaan, whose first name is war with many of his constituents whom he brands the recall committee nor Helmut Giesbrecht are al- Skeena Valley Tri-City Hockey League "Dave" and who lives 3712 Eby St. -- know how as "politically motivated" or "'highly partisan" or lowed to spend tax dollars on the recall campaign. thankful we are for his help and kindness. He be- 2'of a different political persuasion". Mr. Martlndale, you say that you accept the dem- hayed as if he had been our son. May God bless ..... Sounds like Heimut himself is still fighting the ocratic process however flawed it is. Let's hope that him and his family ~ whose Sunday dinner was last election rather than representing all of his con- in Skeena there are at least 7,600 people who are More letters, Page A8 spoilt by our ill luck. atitucnts in a fair and unbiased manner, not as complacent as you are. We now are on our way home, taking back Mr. Martlndale speaks of partisan polities, how- " Lorae Sexton, chairman # A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 I I~" .....James W; Radelet RADELET& COMPANY TaxLa w ' Trusts • Corporate- & Commercial ] 1330,1075West GeorgiaStreet, Vanc0uver, &C. V6E 3C9 Ill BUSINESS REVIEW L___L,0= ~ m9 0~,~ F= 604-689"1386 I~ I rl, he finest Out & About steak night New restaurant opens in town! A 48-SEAT restaurant named llaryana's has opened in the front of the Kalum Motel at 5522 Hwy. 16 west. ~ RoyalCanadian Legion The restaurant, owned by Surjeet Gill, features authentic East Indian food, specializing in clay oven Branch 13- Terrace cooking. A chef from Vancouver was hired to head up • ii i II • II It It It • II II II II II II II • II the restaruant, which employs a total of four staff. First Friday of Every Month Gill renovated the front of the hotel to create the restaurant which opened two weeks ago. Juicy Steak - Baked Potato - Salad Haryana's is named for a disUict in India where the Gill family is from. The restaurant will be open for 5:00 p,m. servings lunch and dinner six days a week, and dinner only on 1 Sundays. Member & Bonafide Guests Welcome. /'~ 19 years and over only please. Skeena eel shuffle k Check with Branch for Entertainment. CARNABY mill manager Terry ]Bennett has re- placed Rand Menheniek as manager of Skeena Cel- Inlose's Terrace sawmill. Menhenick Ls off to northern Alberta to start a small mill operation in Peace River, according to company vice-president Rudy Schwartz. THERE'S A lot under the hood of a new vehicle and increased sales is one way SCI's Hank Rand=up goes to Carnzby to fill Ben- of stimulal]ng the economy was the theme of a recent visit by B.C. Automobile nell's boots as mill manager there. Dealers Association president Henning Brasso. He and association vice presi- Meanwhile, Schwartz says Skeena Ceilulose's pulp dent Marion Keys were in the area visiting local dealers. mill in Prince Rupert is up and running well, and the Camaby sawmill is expected be restarted by this week. Wood forum postponed Luxury car tax is A NORTHERN WOOD forum, to be held in Houston in the spring next year has been postponed until 1999. Now that it's time to close your Organizers have put off the event because of difficult economic times for the secondary wood processing in- unfair to the north RRSPs, you probably have a dustry. It's expected that high raw material costs and low market prices will last throughout the winter. Don't call 4X4s a luxury, car dealers argue thousand questions. Add to that the U.S. quota, high stumpage rates and B.C'S AUTOMOTIVE dealers are the Brasso. uncertainty over the dollar, and that adds up to bad latest group saying high taxes are hurting Dealers also want the ~andatory report- "Where can I get help?" times for companies expected to take part in the forum, the economy. ing of damage to a vehicle for resale of said organizer Keith Spencer. On a tour here recently, British Columbia $2,000 raised to reflect inflation. should be your first. Called Touch Wood, the forum was to be a three-day Automobile Dealers Association president And they want this regulation changed so event including an industry exhibition, a gallery of Henning Brasso said a wide variety of taxes the reporting requkement applies only to a Regardless of when you choose to retire, all RRSPs flaat wood products from student and wood crafter competl- stand in the way of growlh and jobs. vehicleSs running parts. tious, mill tours and a conference. "When a vehicle here that costa $50,000 "The regulation also applies, for instance, you hold must be closed by December 31st if you are The forum was to focus on the growing importance can be bought for $45,000 in Alberta, you to a vehicle's interior trod on airbags. We turning 69, 70 or 71 this ),ear.The range of options can of the value-added sector to regional economies. There have to ask yourself why," he said. think that's wrong," said Brasso. be confusing and, needless to say, this is no time to have been two others in the province ~ one ia Vander- The association is particularly critical of One program the association is happy jeopardize what you've worked so hard to attain. hoof last year and another in Williams Lake this year. the tax on vehicles considered luxury with is a pilot project on the lower main- With nay )'ears of experience, I can help guide you Those forums have been the catalyst for new jobs and models. land offering drivers a diseou,t on n new business. This is a problem, especially in the north, vehicle or bus passes in return for taking fllrough the process by offering a free, no-obligation Village looks to expand because the tax is applied on Frice and not older vehicles of the road. consultation. Closing ),our R.RSPs needn't be troubling, on type of vehicle, said Bras.so. This resulted ia removing 1,000 older as long as you know the facts. Please call to set up an KITSUbtKALUbI RESERVE is working at secur- "If a guy buys a Jaguar, let him pay the vehicles, a factor which has helped reduce appointment. We'll work together so you get the ing more space for new houses in future years, luxury tax. But not on four-wheel drive auto emissions. answers y0u need. : ' ~ :'~ '~: .... Chief councillor Steve Roberts says they're in the trucks-which in the north are a work But Brasso and association vice president middle of plans to develop a '40.10t expamion of thek Marion Keys said the pilot program could vehicle, not a luxury item," he continued. Lyle I.larvey, CLO ,~ v~ subdivision. "I think what we're asking is for govern- also work in other areas of the province by There are presently 71 homes on the reserve, with ment to be a bit more business-friendly." removing unsafe vehide~ from the road. Sales Manager about 11 undeveloped lots, The high price of new vehicles has "We're on record as favouring a safety "We hive a lot of single people and adults without brought on a massive growth in automobile inspection program," added Keys. Willy Schneider,CLU children who have been looking for a place to live," leasing but here too taxes are hurting The association represents 340 dealers . Roberts said. dealers, said Brasso. across the province, employing more than Senior Representative But the plans for expansion are more about preparing That's due to the corporate capital tax 12,000 people and resulting in $2 billion in for the future than a signal of current prosperity. which in the case of dealers is paid on the economic activity each year. 306-4546 Park Ave Terrace ,SZ# "Unemployment is still a big problem in the vil- value of their leased out vehicles. Brasso owns a Mazda and Volvo dealer- Ph: (250) 635-614.8 lage," he explained. "We have a nunmber of people in SPECTRUM LINITED "I think if we are going to look at taxes, ship in Riclmaond and Honda dealerships in Fax: (250) 635-6112 MI.ITUAL FUNDS the fishing industry, both as commercial fishermen and they should be paid on profits," said Richmond and Surrey. shoreworkers, and we had a number of our loggers iayuing around for a bit while Skcena Cellulose sorted out its business." He said housing development costs run about the same on the reserve as in Terrace -- $90,000 to $150,000 for a house. That doesn't count the lot, because the land remains owned by the Crown. The fact that villagers don't own their land is a deter- 8n|y # rent to owning a home as an investment, he said, adding prosperous natives often look to the normal housing market in Terrace instead. cou|d carry this much IM at this price.

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Book zooms in on forests A GLOSSY new book on the so-called Great Bear Rain forest is being bankrolled by three big environmental groups to push for preservation of much of the mid- and north coast forests. The Great Bair Rain- forest: Canada's Forgotten Coast, written by Ian MeAl- lister and published by Hat- bout Publishing hit book- shelves across the counaT • earlier this month. Greenpeace, the Sierra Club, and the Western Can- ada Wilderness Committee pro-purchased thousands of copies of the 144-page hardcover book. "We believe this book will be key in protecting the Great Bear Rainforest in the way similar books were key in helping to protect the Camanah and the Tat- shenshini," said Wilderness Committee founder Paul Georgel The area Greenpeace and the other groups refer to as the Great Bear Rainforest covers the entire mid-coast and north coast from Bute Inlet south of Bella Coola all the way to the Alaskan border. L._.J'LrL.Y _r L_r l The 3.2 million-hectare area encompasses the cities of Terrace, Prince Rupert and Kitimat. The book labels five 20% tributaries of the lower SAVE SAVE SAV a Chemicals Skeena River as "endangered intact water- Accessories sheds." They are the Ex- chalnsiks, Ecstaii, Ayton 2 Weeks Only • Nov. 1-15 and Khyex Rivers and Khtsda Lake. West Fraser Timber is the Vacation athome in your new spa.., or shoot a game of pool with your local operator that would be most affected if the Great !~. :~,:::::...... Bear idea came close to suc- friends on your ceediug' Virtually all of the company's licensed timber is within the area mapped out by the environmental own billiard table. groups. Although the groups are proatoting protection of the area , no formal proposal has been made to date en- • ~: ~ : ~',~?I compassing the region. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who penned the book's forward, says the provincial government's "decision to encourage the hasty liquidation of these forests for cash through the most destructive practices of industrial log- Financing Available ging is a global tragedy." Greenpesce Canada's O.A.C. TWILIGHT SPAS & PUMP SUPPLY Tamers Stark says the book will .be distributed nation- ally and internationally to or Use Our politicians and policy- phone 638-0947 4704 Kelth Ave... fax 638-094.8 makers to encourage them Convenient O.T.N. Plan • SALES a SERVICE • INSTALLATIONS to visit and then protect the arfA. A8- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997

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OILS-GAMES- KUMA SUTRA AND SUCH MOREl I I Presem this ad o'n Check-in and receive She's deep in debt OPEN:12 NOONTO 9 P.M.MON.- SAT. CLOSED SUNDAY an upgrade to a ltarbourview rectal #2- 3237 KalumSt., Terrace,B.C. VSG 2H4 (Based on a~ailabi li.t;; ~omt trstricriont a ppl.F, tr~erea tiom recommended) PH: (250)638-1070 Fax: (250) 638.1021 and out of money TOLLFREE: 1-888-638-1070 E-mail: [email protected] I CallToll Free 1-800-663-8150 www.cresd~otel.bc.ca in.fo@cre sthotel.bc.ca Dear Sin workers, who were paid up-to-date, receive t i u ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i m i -.1 I am wriUng in an effort to clarify the benefits, and are also entitled to severance situation that the conUractors are in as far as pay should they lose their position. Top that Repap/Skeem Cellulose b concerned. All offwith the fact that they are eligible for in. the press releases from the government come assistance even though they do not have left the general public to believe that have to lose all the possessions they have we have received our monies owed to us worked for the same as we have also since January and February 1997. worked for ours. The fact is, we have not even received There is one more point which I would OLUMBIA any interest for the monies owed even like to make. Even though the government cBI•IISH though we have to pay service charges, late announced that there were monies released payment charges, and answer all the nasty to build roads to cut blocks, those cheques letters and calls from those we have every must have been lost in the mail because the On behalf of the Province of British Columbia and all northerners, we employment level in the Hazeltons is still intention of paying when we receive the express thanks to the 200 people from across the North who took the time money. next to nil. My credit rating and health has suffered In the meantime, to keep the PPWC union to share their ideas at the Premier's Summit on Northern Jobs and from stress of this situation. The only relief card carriers working, logs are being hn- Development. offered us was a loan repayable within two ported from Alaska and the Yukon. If I years for monies which we already earned recall the Forest Act correctly, the forest During the summit, people from business, labor, community and aboriginal licenees were to benefit the population of and paid our employees and other expenses leaders and youth discussed better ways to sustainably develop and use the crested to earn this income. The t-go0 the area. How does importing logs from number listed by the government to help elsewhere fie this requirement? vast and plentiful resources in the North ways that will benefit all groups and the self employed produced a loss of pride Lastly, but not the least, I am tired of sectors. They focused on what needs to be done to help to createjobs for and severe distrust of the government. seeing the smiling faces of government rep- northerners, now and into the future. Dan Miller was made aware of my situa- reaentatives. I attended all the public meetings and made written presentations at all tion, because I could not even afford flour We were at the summit to listen. As part of government's overall jobs to make bread. He then called the super- of them. My concern was with Repap strategy, the summit is the beginning of a process to develop a "made-in- visor for income assistance for my area, moving into our area and the effects this and made an appointment for me. move will have on the well being of our the-north" jobs strategy that we can implement together. In the weeks and I was not made aware of the type of in- communities, months to come: formation recruited nor the fact that both I was always reassured that the govern- • delegates will receive a copy of summit proceedings; ment will be there to help us and protect us couples had to be present. The person who • a roped: of the summit will be prepared; and took the information was neither pleasant from harm. t" have finally calmed down • recommendations will be developed and forwarded to government. nor helpful. She did not correct the form enough to write about this since I read that when the documentation was provided. We Mr: Giesbreeht suggested that we were waited until close to 4:30 that afternoon fools and deserved what we got. A great big We hope everyone came away from the summit with the same enthusiasm only to be told that we did not qualify. debt load! and excitement: about the involvement of our young people in this important However, when our situation changed, process; the ideas and possibilities expressed; and optimism about the future perhaps they would reconsider. I asked if that meant losing my home and my vehicles "1 am calling for support of the North. which I need should we return to work. from the general public to help How much do I have to lose to qualify. I shut down all the operations Glen Clark have been self employed since 1977 and am until the debt to unsecured Premier totally unfamiliar with this safety net taxpayers sponsor in our great and bountiful creditors is marked paid in provInce. full. "' Dan Miller I am also angered by the fact that tax- Minister of Employment and ]nvestment and payer monies are being spent to save Minister Responsible for the l~orthern Summit PPWC Local 4 (Prince Rupert). At the I am calling for support from the general demonstration in Terrace, last March 3, public to help shut down all the operations Dan Miller opened his remarks with his un- until the debt to unsecured creditors is Hehnut Giesbrecht, Skeena MLA derstanding of our predicament as he used marked 'paid in full'. If yon witness one in- Premier's Advisory Con~mittee Co-Chair to work in the pulp mill in Prince Rupert, dividual l~ying .to do so that would be me, k Perhaps that is the reason that there "w~is 'because I want ~00 per cent of the monies I PPWC representative on the restructuring am owed plus interest at the rate I am being committee and none from the unsecured charged -- 26 per cent ~ as well as dis- Premier's Summit tress pay because my health has suffered creditors, even though we are owed collec- on Northern Jobs and Development tively more than $70 million. immensely. ll'l worklo& The taxpayers had to bail out union Irene D. Ness, New Hazelton, B.C. October 27-29, 1997 No room for pig, goats Dear Sin Re: "Thomhill Pig, Goats Put at Risk of Eviction" in the Oct. 29 issue. I am a neighbour of Claire Lambert and have a problem with her farm animals. The Copper Mountain area is zoned as R1 by the regional district and therefore is residential land. The bylaw states no farm animals allowed. If this has become farm land, then I would like my land taxes adjusted as such. When Claire Lambert moved next door she moved in with a pot-bellied pig and a dog, which was t'me because the pig lives indoors and acts a let like a dog. But then a couple months later she has brought in a bunch of goats. What next? Cows? Homes? Sheep? I have recently learned that miniature pot-bellied pigs grow up to an average weight of 125 pounds ~ not a mere 35 pounds as she has stated he would remain. And these goats will get between 50-75 pounds. I wouldn't say these are typical household pets. Besides ~e noise at 6 a.m. from the goats and the smell on a windy day, I also feel these farm animals deplete the value of my property. If I wanted to live next to a hun I would I would have bought my house in zoned farm land. And therefore I want them gonel .... '~', ! I()~ A. Jean, Thornhlll, B.C. Claire Lambert with pet pig, Oscar. % :: ,/./P!llk Tire slasher warning Dear Sin watching at~d recognized the two little dar- On Wednesday, Oct. 15, 1997, between lings. It's uuly a matter of time before those 5:15 p.m. and 6 p.m. two young males ple tho two and point them on*- i:::: Fo :XFAST ACCU TE walked through the parking lot among vari- So remember tire slashers, one day very, • COMPETITIVEPRICE QUOTE, ous vehides. very soon, someone is going to point to you callour C~tomer Calf Centreat :, Nothing too unfamiliar about that except, and say, "You're the ones who slashed these two no-minds were up to no good, thee tirea." They walked up to a parked vehicle and We nlso have proof it was you. What nre knelt down and slashed the tire. you going to do then? Uduto~ to them some people were Samuel Hill, Terrace B.C. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - A9 Skeena Cellulose creditors LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO PALACE seek shares for debt word suNDAY ; MONDAY' . ' TUESDAY: wED"NEsDA.Y':, THURSDAY: FR. DA'! i 'S'~q:'~'r'':'' :(~m~mP,m~b THE PROVINCIAL government is being asked for more two banks for their portion of the company's refinancing. 30 1 r~l==o=m information on suggestions shares will be offered to those Hyatt said key questions about any shares for debt plan ThornhillJunior I~e~Cl~dTma= owed millions by Skeena Cellulose. presented to unsecured creditors ix(elude how they might Seconda~/ Those details are needed soon to prepare a restructuring some day be turned into cash and how long creditors might School S~mdT~'~ plan for approval by the company's creditors, says one of have to hold the shares before they can be converted into the accountants working on the project. cash. 2Thomhill 3 ~erraoo 5 Terrace 7=~= 8s~s~! "There are a whole lot of questions for the goven~- "A creditor might be looking at a BCRIC-type of 4 Kerm~le P~ TeraceY0ult " Junior Minor Friendship Blueback t~sod~o~ Soc~As=daeon men(," said Martin Hyatt of Coopers Lybrand, the firm thing," said Hyatt in reference to a province-wide share Baseball Swim Club TerraceAnSPovedy Seconda~/ Society G~pSode~ N~'aT~ Couol ~Bothem& given the job of dealing with the $100 million the compa- distr~ution of the 1980s. School Assoeiation TmaceL0~l $~m dTonace ny owes. That was undertaken by Social Credit premier Bill Ben- "Is this a suggestion that's going to be on the table7 And net( who bundled together various crown corporations into what kind of value might be alloted to the shares?" l~e the B.C. Resources Investment Corporation and issued five 9 10 11 12 13~.~ 14c~= 15~a~ Caledonia Terrace Pr0tec~ve ¢ continued. Canadian Terrace Of~ #425 shares to each British Columbian. Sr. Sec. Minor Hockey The idea of shares for debt is considered crucial to log- Hyatt said there is a sense of urgeucy as a plan has to be Paraplegic Blueback TerracePe,~s Nisga'aTribal ;w=m~,y School Association Association SwimClub GymnastsClub Council ~m(fle/~==Iz ging contractors nnd other suppliers in the Terrace and filed before the Supreme Court by Nov. 28. Creditors then Hazeitons owed more than $20 million by Skecna Cel- must vote by the end of the year. 6 . i lulose. A majority of the creditors who vote must give approval 17 18 19T~ 20re,a= 21c~= 22~ Peaks They haven't been told exactly how much they'll be of- and they must make up at least 75 per cent of the money CaledoniaSr. TerraceMiner Kermode Parader/L~oc~ Sec. School Hockey Friendship r~ TerraceAnti- fered in cash but the prospect of just cents on the dollar Skeenn Cellulose owes. (~ub Nisga'aTnb~ ~zta~m~ ! Association S0ceity PovertySociety CoundO T~mSa~Pe= ; will drive many of them into bankruptcy, warns Justin Still to be decided is the number of creditor classes to be i Rigsby, a spokesman for a main unsecured creditors group. created for voting. Tenace 2~ Te~ekt He said that while the Royal and Toront~Dominioa Generally speaking, there may be two classses -- one for 23 24Te~ace 25 26 27~ 28~ banks (which took over the company this spring) and the secured and one for unsecured. Skeena Minor Ke~ode TerraceCommun~ S0c~ ofTwace Jr. Seoonda~/ Baseball Friendship VolunteerBureau Nisga'aTribal [m=~iml~dm~ ! provincial govelatment have worked out an overall rescue In round numbers, Skeena Cellulose has $175 million in Terrzes0~0~lY plan, unsecured creditors have been left dangling. debt ~ $75 million of which is owed the Toronto- School Association Society ShamesM~. Ski Club Council Ten'~$1~ Club "Members of our group say they want every cent owed Dominion and Royal banks as part of their deal with the them," added Rigoby. province. Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11 "30 a.m. Games 12:45 Any plan by the government to distribute shares would Of the approximately $100 million remaining, $18 mil- Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 come from the 25 per cent stake it acquired in Skeena Cel- . lion is in deferred stumpage owed to the provincial govern- Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. lulose in return for refinancing of the company. ~.ment and $14 million in property taxes owed various Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon LastWednesday of the monthle DOUBLE61H60 Another portion of 20 per cent is being held in reserve municipal governments. They're considered secured for Skeena Cellulose's Prince Rupert pulp workers who creditors. T,V. MONITORS SMOKEREMOVAL AISLECONCESSION will buy the shares in return for wage reductions. The more than $20 million owed to logging contractors 4410 Legion,Terrace 635-2411 A majority 55 per cent holding is being retained by the and direct suppliers is part of the remainimg amount.

Smoke sellers warned BUSINESSES have had three years to learn they can't sell cigarettes to minors. If they continue to flaunt the law, they'll pay. That's the message from Russell Seitenrieb, an eu- vironmeuUl health officer i THE BEGIHfilHG OF ( with the Northwet Com- o munity Health Services Society. He's hiring a num- i ber of teen decoys to make sure businesses won't sell to THE HEW FROfiTIER...... anyone under the age of 19. Seltemich ran another LUIIIIIlle arrival 0l IIi6 sp0rl illililp DodgeO0rallg0 Olld file f0ur-fl00r gael Qllad C011,lllere's onlv 0fie c0mpl616Ilgegp of Irgclls. m decoy program last fall, checking out suspected Irs all al y0ur DodgeTruck Celllres, which are ii0w ieoluring a 6real deal oil file p0werlill Ram ST qllq. t violators throughout the northwest. But businesses caught in the act were mere- 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 ST 4x4 M ly given warning letters --'~ilA't 0 mont~,or ~o mgn|i~s. in all 23 were issued, he PlUS $2,400 downpavnlent said. or oqulgalont trade, "We had a very good !Ill $325 security deposit, response #om store owners $000 freight inclUded, when we told them they didn't comply with the tobacco sales act," said Sol(enrich. Generally, store owners wanted to do whatever was necessary to make sure their employees weren't selling to minors. In some cases employees were severely disciplined. Then the decoy program stopped for lack of money. But now the government , 5,300 IbS. towing capacity has kicked another $45,000 23A paclmge Includes: • 5.2L 230 lip hlagnum uo • 40/20/40 SPilt front bench loose for enforcement pro- • 5-Speed manual transmission • I~Id/FIYI Stereo cassette • sure-grip axlo , .... grams in the northwest. • Dual air bags tu/passengor w/4 spealmrs • grulsn control That money is part of a on]off switch • Air conditioning • Till steorlng pot of $1.2 million available ./ in B.C. From the provincial and federal governments. That means S¢ltonrich can hire another group of teen decoys. And this time of. fenders will be dealt with more hamMy. "Everyone's had a fair warning period. '1 All the teens he's hiring are under the age of 19, and they look their age. "We're not out to entrap anybody," says Seltenrich. The enforcement program will run for three years. The emphasis will be on making compliance checks and doing decoy operations. 1999 DOdge Ram Ouad Call Money will also be spent on Iiitrodllclng the first extended Cob with loot doors, flow IliePe's room lot thO whole gong to gel In ann out will1 thO conoenlenceof IhelP own door. software upgrades. uJItn Ram's lalnous styling and o grnlo Illat will stop tralllc. Ihe OlJadCob Is I]owored bY a 5.2L or the opllonol &PL U8 tllal hlcliS oul oe Incrollll)18245 florsonow811. Businesses who continue to sell cigarettes to minors face fines and the possibility of losing their licence to sell tobacco products. Across the province last year there were I50 convic- 4, tions of businesses and 23 .(,-F•I~E had their tobacco licence omda151x}nsor of tile A FULL TANK OF :gEL immjnltl C'madlan Olympic Team WITH EVERY PURCHASE suspended for three to six OR LEASE OF ANEW IRqB months, (RETAIL ANC FLEET} CI It{YSLI':R Health mlnlster Joy Mac- ,M sT~ s=mc,, OflLY liT YOUR LOCAL B.C. CHRYSLER DEALER. GOLDI~p- Phail is also considering 1Ba.%~d on a 30 month lease. Total lease obligation is $11.O95, Free kilometres are limited to 51.000. Charge of ! 09,~m for excess kilomelros, Subject to approval by Chrysler Credit Canada Ltd. cresting a sign which would CHKYSLER CHRYSLER This is a closed end lease v~th no buyback requirement, tLease for vehicle equ=pped as described. Dodge Ram Regular Cab 4x4 23A* HA&AJK DSA. Lease includes $900 freight and excludes have to be posted by licence, insurance, regislrabon and laxes. Wheel package may not be exactly as shown. These are limited time offers and apply to reisil deliveries of 1998 models for personal use only and may Do~e Oadgo p lgmout~ not becombinedv~lh any other oilers, DeaM(ordermaybe nesessary, Dealer mayloasetorlase. See dealer rat details and condd~ons. ,)*)Official rnark olthe Canedian OlymplcAssociation, retailers who'v¢ had their TrUck Cen m: fight to sell tobacco OodgeTrucl,! deep I Eagl( www.chryslercanada.ca suspended. A10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 NOWiS THE TIME TO SAVE! [! ! All in stock merchandise • Pictures • Mirrors • Foot Stools • Lamps • Silk Plants • Bath Accessories The ( olou:e Connection "The house you'd love to live in on Lakelse," 635-7466 ':DR. THOMAS NAGY examines the eyes of patient asked to share in the cost of new equipment to re- i,l.indsay Harris. The provincial government has been place items that are dated and no longer working. :l Eye surgical service ilneeds new equipment ]By SALWA FARAH The inslzument used for glaucoma therapy -- the YAG NORTHWEST MIGHT lose its only eye surgeon if Laser -- is no longer in use, but in the past two years ~he provincial g0vermment doesn't share in the cost of treated 196 patients. ~eplacing needed surgical equipment. Patients are now waiting until a demonstration machine ? Nearly $130#00 is needed to replace dated and unusable arrives. But it will only be available for use for two ~urgical equipment, without which the service will not he months. Otherwise, patients will have to leave the region at ~,iable, says ophthalmologist Dr. Thomas Nagy who is their own and taxpayers expense. ~tsed in Terrace. He ~vorks out of offices here and also "Not only do I get paid, but the people down south, ~ses Mills Memorial Hospital. too," said Nagy, who would have to refer his patients to ' "I was brought up here to make a regional service and a~other specialist elsewhere. maket it aece.~ible to everybody," said Nagy. "'I'm not While the laser machine can be repaired, it is estimated ~nxious to go any other place." to cost about $30,000. That's compared to the $47,000 But if money for new equipment doesn't come, then price of a newer model. ~Nagy says he might be forced to take his practice else- The other surgical instrument critical for cataract BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING aN YOUR TIRES' where, leaving the region without a specialist. removal is also nearing the end of its projected life span. , Terrace and Area Community Health Council ap- Four of the six original handpieces necessary for surgery LTX M/S The All season tire for Winter tire ~. %,. plied to the provincial health ministry's emergency capital are irreparable and it would cost about $4,000 to replace highway applications ~nd for 60 per cent of what's needed. It will ask the each one. ~orthwest Regional Hospital District for the remaining 40 '~percent on Nov. 21. , "This is kind 0fa desperate situation," said Peggy Jul- "This is kind of a desperate situation," ;~seth, vice-chair of the health council. "Having the ophthal- '* says Peggy dulseth, vice-chair of the ~nolognst here can mean the difference of sight for some ~ople." community health council. "Having the ophthalmologist here can mean the dif- '4* Larissa Tarwick, chair of the health council says she's ~ptimistic the comcil ~ get the money from the govern- ference of sight for some people." ~ent. "I think we will get it -- if not, we'll go out a~d P235/75R15 RWL4PLY ~ 135.OO PlSS/80RI3 WW =$6.95 PI55/80RI3 WW *59.95 campaign until we get the money," said Tarwick, adding LT235/85RI60RBL 10 PLY 175.00 P195/75EI4 WW 76.1 7 P195170R14 WW 77.00 Cataract operations are on the rise with the aging popula- P205/YORI5 85.00 P205/VSR14 WW 82.27 the council will ask for donations from charitable organi- ' ,mrat~ uo (ON~I~, SB IINIIOYIL~ le eta( i $ gLNLI~L • tel ff~ ~0 (ON~IIIO~,~|[ ,I~OODII(HI~1[$ 011'g[1~ ~U,IL zations if it has to. tion, "Anyone who lives long enough will have to get On a monthly basis, N'agy sees about 600 patients froth one," explained Nagy. across the region -- an area from the Queen Charlotte Is- "About 750 people were treated with the machines iJn the lands to Burns Lake. last couple of years. Each treatment has saved a trip to Nagy has had his practice in Terrace ever since the Vancouver," said Nagy. ophthalmelogy service moved from Wrinch Memorial "There's a very justifiable reason to be here -- I'm Hospital in Bazelton to Terrace in 1995. The equipment working very hard to make sure it remains healthy." KALUM TIRE SERVICE that's now in need of replacement was purchased from "To go back to old ways would not be as good," ex- ,4808 W. Hwy. # 16, Terrace Wfinch by the former Terrace and Asea Regional Health "plained Nagy. "The technology is there, people should Care Society as part of the t~ansfer. That society has since benefit from this new technology." .635-4902 been taken over by the community health council. The siteatioa reached a crisis level when one of two The community health council has also asked for necessary surgical machines became unsafe for use. The $100,000 to replace an aging anesthesia gas machine for other is also ~ea~ng the end of it's predicted lifespan. one of the operating rooms at the hospital.

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Clark attacks I.*;l'Ol:lq=l|S 635• TIP recall effort PREMIER Glen Clark is attacking planned recall NOTICE campaigns against Skeena MLA Helmut Giesbrecht and Prince George lVILA Paul P..a~,..,seyas an abuse of the leg!s- NO HAIRDRESSERS lation that allows recall. "We can't allow people to play polities with recall," in Terrace will guarantee Clark told the Standard in a conference call last week from any service or diverted Prince George. "Recall was designed to allow people to throw out sn professional hair product carried by MLA acting unethically or in a corrupt fashion," he said. Shoppers Drug Mart. "But some political groups are trying to hijack these ccn- stituencies for their own political agenda." Campaigns against Ramsey and Giesbrecht could begin as early as the end of the month. Giesbrccht would be unseated if volunteers here gather 7,600 signatures of people who were eligible to vote in the 1995 provincial electicn within a 60-day period. Clark did not answer when asked directly if he will con- template changing the recall legislation if campaign against Giesbrecht and Ramsey go ahead. He instead continued to denounce those behind the Is Under New Ownership! campalg~s as opposition political groups seeking to refight Bey and PaulStevenson invite you for an the last election. experiencein fine diningunlike any ot~er, "That's an abuse of the process and I think people will reject that idea of playing politics in this way," he said. and remindyou to bookyour Clark said the tactic amounts to plunging B.C. into per- ChristmasPar~ today, • When vehicles collide petualelections. 4036 Motz St Terrace, B.C. TRAFFIC ACCIDENT on the Sande Overpass the aftemoon of Oct. 28 rein- "We'd have chaos if we had an election campaign every (At the Desiderata Inn) forces the necessity for drivers to be aware of where they are on the road few months in this province," he added. Bey, L.e Chef 638-2017 and of the traffic around them. The coming winter also means extra caution is required in turning comers and using brakes. ! Voters to deci( tr Jth B¢ L

1995 Jeep Cherokee • 4 door of recall petition words . ,~, ,b-,m~t;n THE WORDING of a peti- That's because Canadians' That gives the MLA tion to recall Skeena ML.A .rights to free speech are par- facing recall at an ad- Jefr0st Helmut Giesbrecht won't be ticulady strong as they re- vantage, he says, because m/fm cassette subject to approval of B.C.'s late to participation in elec- the N-DP ca~ collect money ,6 cylinder chief electoral officer, tions and the democratic and issue tax deduction Recall organizers had process, he said. receipts as a political party • air conditioning believed the statement -- up If anyone is vulnerable to and use that money to to 200 words explaining such legal action, it would defend against a recall $ ! 6,999." why they believe the ML.A tend to be the petition campaign. !OOAirmites w/every should be recalled ~ could organizers and not citizens Hallsor also says the con- turchase ~. be challenged if the targeted who sign the petition, sequence of violating the )ealer #7262 MLA feels it's unlrue or un- predicts Victoria lawyer rules is more serious for the fair. Bruce Hallsor. recall campaign than for the But Elections B.C. offi- "I guess the ultimate MLA. ciais say any argument people who will determine "If they screw up, nothing about the wording won't be if it's appropriate are the much happens," he said. se~ed by their office, residents of Skeena who ,,If we screw up, the peti- "We'll make sure it will read it and decide if tionfails." doesn't exceed 200 words," they want to sign the peti- says Elections E.C.'s Jen- tion or not," says Hallsor, ! nifer Miller. "If the member who is providing advice to feels those words are untrue, the Canadian Taxpayers' it would beaup to the mere-:Federation. :,,,and re.caD ber to deal with the peti- organizers here. tion." A former Terrace resideut, That means fighting it out Hailsor will be here Nov. 22 in the public arena during to advise local campaigners. the recall period or launcl~- Hallsor says the spending ing a libel lawsuit, said Mil- and donation rules for recall let. are different than for a Vanconver libel lawyer normal election campaign. David F. Sutherland said "We've been told you recall organizers who can't provide coffee for prepare a statement that your volunteers. That's con- defames an MLA could be sidered an inducement or a slapped with a libel suit. bribe." But he doubted such a Donations to a campaign ON ALL MAJOR APPUANCES, VACUUMS AND SEWING MACHINES, PLUS lawsuit would be successful to recall an MLA are not except in cases where the tax-deductible in the same statements contained the way as donations to a candi- most extreme damaging lies. date running for electioa. BEAT THE Gs'r'

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I A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 Gov't eyes northern muscle A M'INISTRY of northern affairs? Summit participants came up with doze~s of "I realize how hard it is to get the workshops It may not be quite that, but Premier Glen suggestions and recommendations for the pro- onto overheads in two hours, but I don't recgg- Clark promises something will be created to vinee -- providing a better investment climate, nize what I said during the last two days," sayn continue the work of last week's Premier's adding value to primary resources and greater one delegate whose comment was met with loud Summit on Northern Jobs and Development. private sector partnerships. applause. "We need some kind of northern develop- Mayor Jack Talstra, one of the Terrace Delegates were assured a formal report, to be ment agency, mechanism, council or ministry to delegates, said the summit became unfocnssed seat to delegates within a few weeks, would in- drive these kinds of things forward," Clark towards the end, but said he likes Clark's idea elude a more carefully synthesized summary. said. "People said loud and clear we need some of a northern ministry or agency. Clark acknowledged the delegates' frustrations kind of mecahnism to constantly make sure the "I think that's good," Taistra said. "We need in his dosing speech and assured them the new northern agenda is heard in Victoria and that the some kind of process in which we can be heard agency will address the concerns in a longer north gets more power to make decisions." a little better than we have been." term manner. Clark said he will do just that in the coming One tourism-boosting idea he said came out of But whether Clark actually heard delegate's months and says it's high time B.C. gave that the conference was creating an international concerns and whether those concerns will be ad- kind of status to the north. point of entry to B.C. directly in the north. dressed by this agency isn't clear just yet, ac- Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario That could speed the arrival of international cording to L~erai MLA and summit delegate all have agencies or ministries dedicated to look tourists, from say Germany and Japan, to north- Paul Nettleton. after the interests of thek northern regions, he ern B.C. and keep them here longer. "Mr. Clark was very obviously working the noted, Rethinking stumpage rates, training, and media with the assistance of his press secretary "We're really out of step," he said. "We're policies were the major suggestions from and entourage," says Nettleton. "This was a the only province that really hasn't had an of- delegate John Brink, of the central interior well orchestrated exercise in public relations. It rice in the north to ensure northerners have ac- wood processors. A written submission from the seems to me that with their attention focused on cess to the things they need." Prince George Chamber of Commerce suggests public relations, it detracts from their ability to Whatever is created, Clark says he wants to creating a better investment climate by ereatieg focus on what they should be focusing on. The make sure it's aeconntable to northerners so it a special operating zone which would give tax delegates had critical and desperate concerns." "remains focussed and doesn't get bogged breaks to new companies. Certainly the threat of government promises down in the big morass down in Victoria." Finding some kind of consensus among the which don't bear fruit was on the mind of many "It has to be designed by northerners, driven dozens of reconmaendations was so difficult, in delegates as they left the summit. But most a Fair Trade by northerners, located in the north, directed SMALL BUSINESS fairs and trade shows are an fact, that a draft summary of the summit proved seemed pleased with the idea of a northern and managed by the north." agency to fred "made in the north solutions." excellent venue for many home-based less than satisfactory to delegates. As moderator Indeed coordinating and meeting the recom- Ivan Thompson displayed the overhead of sug- The real test, they say, will be whether their businesses. Over 30 different enlrepreneurs dis- mendations from one summit would have been gestions from different sectors, a half-dozen recommendations become results. played their wares at the arena banquet hall this nearly impossible considerin.g the suggestions speakers approached the microphones to make "The key to this," says Brink, "is where do past Saturday, Nov 1. That's Elma Joachim who were as diverse as the areas around the north sure theb suggestions were really heard by the we go f~om here? Will the recommendations be sells products through catalogues. wl~ere delegates came from. NDP. put into action?" MEXICO! New school plan V A C A T I O N S 2~ Pers°n ~M7 MAZATLAN r,om: . Fri, Feb 6 (7 nts), 20 & 27 7 Nights 14 Nights undergoes revival l'Person 2~Person I"Pe~on ~Person Torte Tropicana (HotelRoom- E.P.) ~729 s547 ~929 ~697 PLANNING for the replacement of Skeena derailed in June 1996, when planning Costa De Oro (BeachSection) ~929 '697 ~1279 s|O'~ Jr. Secondary is back on track, and the new monies were frozen. 2* Person committee plans to report to the board in The government agreed to ffce up money PUERTO VALLARTA ~,om: S629 February. again in February 1997, provided that an Sat, Feb 7 (7 nls), 14, 21 6, 28 7 Nights 14 Nights The chair of the new Skeeua replacement extended day be implemented. (add $50, Feb. 14, 7 n/s) I"Person 2=Person I'Person 2"Person committee is Patrick Rife, a Skeena parent For the next few months school udmdnls- Hacienda Buenaventura(PatioVw) ~839 s629 q089 s871 who's also vice-president of administration tratom throughout the province grumbled to ClubMarival** (Standard) ~1 ]99 s959 ~]859 s1495 at Northwest Community College. the minisW/about the impracticality of ex- [] ALLINCLUSIVE] ~.~ **Includesall meals,ddnl., sports,entertainment & morel The new committee is starting flesh, with tended days in rural schools. Pe,,oo, =713 representatives from Skeena students, The biggest problem for Skeena would be COZUMEL From: teachers, administration and parents. The bussing, pointed out school district offi- Fri, Feb 6 (7 nts), 13, 20 6, 27 7 Nights 14 Nights committee also includes representatives cials. (add $50, Feb. 13, 7 hiS) PPerson 2=Person I'Person 2~Person fzom teachers, the school board and district, Skeena students share busses with Travel How. Meson San Miguel(HotelRoom) q019 s713 q209 s846 and parents and administration from elementary school students all over the city, 2~ Pc,son Caledonia, Thomhill Jr., Clarence bfichiel, meaning young children would have to go No Mo~y Dew, MANZANILLO ~,om: Cassia Hall, Uplands, Veritas, plus CUPE to school earlier and come home later, in ~sy Goin¢_ . Sat, Feb 6 - 27 I'Per~n 2~Person union members and representatives from order to fit in with an extended day sched- Easy Payll~nts* Las Hadas Manzanillo (HotelRoom)" 7 Nights q329 s997 the chamber of commerce and the City of ule at Skeeua. The other alternative would • VANCOUVERDEPARIURES. NEW BOOKINGSONLY. Limited time offer. Packages are per per- Terrace. be to double up the bus runs, an expensive son. double.Subject to changeor withdrawalwithout notice. 30% savingsbased on second Skeena principal Rob Greenwood said the proposition. Callyour UNIGLOBE cruise specialist today. ~0,~,a~ person.SIGNATURE VACATIONS terms & conditionsapply. Not Included:All taxes & trans- portion relatedfees. Spaceis limitedand subjectto availability.See your localUNIGLOBE next step is to make sure everyone is aware In June 1997 education minister Paul UNIGLOBE Courtesy Travel TravelCounselor for completedetails. Rnancingprovided b~ TD Bank'sGreenlight Financial of all the options. There are about 16 on the Ramsey wrote to school boards telling them 4718A LazelleAvenue, Terrace Services.Prices are per person basedon equa/monthlyinstallments amortized over 24 months no moneydown 12 & 36 monthamortizations also available. Subjectto credit approval, Minimum loan table now and more could be added. to either implenzent extended days or 638-8522 & 800-668-0828 amount$500.00. Rate subjectto change.®r"1. censed trademarks of UN GLOBETrave International)Inc, The options include everything from the "increase building utilization through other iNDEPENDENTLYOWNED means better personal service, BC Rug #1909.05. status quo, to making Skeena a grade 8-12 means." school and building a new facility on the That was followed by another letter in bench. August, telling the board that extended days The cost for a grades 8-12 selaool is were intended for high growth urban areas. estimated at nearly $15 million. An 8-10 However, the deputy education minister school would cost about $12.3 million. said that all rural schools as well were ex- Discussion about the merits of the options pected to increase the school's capacity. will likely take place in January. Skeena principal Rob Greenwood isn't At some point there will also be a public sure how that would be accomplished, other meeting, to make sure everyone gets a than by extending the school year. chance to have a say. That's one of the biggest problems the Then the committee hopes to reach a con- committee will have to deal with. Trustee sensus on one or a number of recommenda- Stew Christensen is hoping that the govern- tions. Regardless of what the committee de- ment will offer more guidelines for rural cides, information on all the options will be. schools. given to the school board in February. The next meeting of the committee is Planning to replace the aging Skcena Nov. 12. All meetings are open to the pub- *a:sZ school started in spring 1996, but was lic.

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Tory Glowinski spent the least Reformer Scott top spender MIKE SCOTT's Reform contributor was the Kitimat- Party machine raised more Terrace and District Labour money than any other Council, which gave $3,000. campaign in the May federal The Teamsters Joint election. Council #36 put in $2,000. The Reformer's campaign And the I~teruationai Asso- also spent the most money cittion of Fbefighters gave $57,000 ~ on the way to $1,000. Unions that gave an election victory in smaller amounts included Skeena with 13,399 votes or locals of: CUPE; the Cana- 42.4 per cent. dian Union of Postal Election contribution and Workers; the Tunnel and expense returns, released Rockworkers Union; the last month, show Liberal IWA; Conanunications, En- candidate P,hoda Witherly ergy and Paperworkers; had the second largest war PPWC; Telecom Workers chest to work with, with the Union; the B.C. Federation NDP campaign of Isaac of Labour and the Prince Sobol in third place in Rupert Labour Council. money-raislng. One contribution that But the money didn't help didn't show up in the list Mike Scott Isaac Sobol Flhoda Witherly Kent Glowinskl Rod Freeman Witherly on election day. was $500 that former MP Sobol and the NDP had a Jim Fnltoa said he made firm grip on second place when he came here to help Heritage Party Berg Conu'acting ($1,000) Progressive Inter-American Holdings i d d ill "i d,,'Vll g g i i :1d,,'Vi:l q g I ii -'i ,',~I~,1 with 31.2 per cent of ballots kick off the Sobol The campaign of Christian and Smithers Lumber Yard Conservative gave $500 and Joy Palmeter cast, while 20.2 per cent Seizure campaign. Heritage Party candidate ($1,000). Progressive Conservative gave $400. voted for Witheriy. The NDP campaign spent Rod Freeman raised Expenses were only candidate Kent Glowinski The federal party only Here's a summary of the (,~ fi'rst more than it took in, how- $7,640. The biggest portion ran his campaign on just gave $130, while tSe riding election contributions and $15,314. ever, with $53,097 in ex- Biggest contributors were of that ~ more than $5,000 association came up with aid/ expenses: $4,710 in revenue. penses incurred. VandenBerg Dairy Ltd. was spent on various Trudy and Henry $300. As a result of the shortfall, 4 ($2,500), M. VandenBerg forms of advertising, includ- Glowinski 'were the biggest Total expenses were BRITISH COLUMBIA 1-888-223-3366 Reform five suppliers are still owed ($2,000), T & L Vanden- ing signs. contributom at $750 each. $4,000. EPILEPSY SOCIETY F,r.ffo,~,lqfon.malon Mike Scott's campaign took a total of $10,300 that has in a total of $61,149 of not yet been paid. They are t~venue, with cash dona- Kitimat Coffee Talk, B.C. tions making up more than Tel, Prince Rupert City Tel, $50,000. Broadway Printers, and the More thsn $26,000 of that Tillicum Twin Theatres came from businesses, where the Terrace campaign $17,000 came from individ- office was rented. uais, and the constituency About $1%000 was spent association put in $4,500. on advertising, campaign lit- The single biggest con- erature and signs. tributor was Bear Creek While the Reformers spent Contracting Ltd. at $2,000. virtually nothing on salaries, Skeena Sawmills, T.L&T the NDP campaign shelled HELD OVER DUE TO POPULAR DEMANDI. Electric Ltd, Lloyd Scott, out more than $7,300 for Stephen Coffin, Spring two paid workers r -~C .... ;~- - ;,~ - - - ";.:.-£ ;; ~':.- "I Creek Aggregates Ltd., campaign manager Pratik AIR I/-.~.~i~ ~--- ~ "4JRJ~tJLJF"~'~llnll~lllmikl'vim t~mn~..*e I' Modha and Joe L'Orsa. 1//A Colin Carlsen, Farko Con- l~acting Ltd., Wiebe Con. Modha was on leave from his job as ministerial as- ,\~..~-.~ /1~....It -T'-~" n ttacting Ltd., Wainright sistant to B.C. agriculture Marine, Terrace Steel Works and Terrace Truck and fisheries minister Corky I AIR MILES" truvd ~bs I and Diesel Ltd. all contrib- Evans. I Vd,~, • ~ms~,~m .~o~ I uted $1,000 each. I VV MILES' Contributions of goods Liberal and services totalled The Liberal campaign of Pur&ase 5 Krdt Case Lot Items ! ~.~.~ ~,~, w.,,,., II11111111111111111111111111111 $10,681 -- most of that Rhoda Witherly here I ..... o<~m .. , .... o 00000,10058 8. coming from the Skeena claimed $45,443 in revenue. A,d Receive I00 Air I~iles! L ...... __.._.__ ...... , Reform constituency associ- Lawyers figured promi- ation. nently in the list of financial Scott's campaign spent supporters and Terrace $56,932 -- about $10,000 mayor Jack Talst~a was the under the $67,766 spending single biggest individual HOT.HOT HO]" HOT PRICESI. limit. contributor. Talstra, his law The biggest chunk of that finn Talstra and Co., and his more than $32,000 -- company Five Star [A pie, A,~ Eli S lnch $ _._ YellowFlesh, hnelpLsOu.~!de 1 was spent on printing of Properties Ltd. each contn'b- e~eberry, il il /~O0 Potatoes ~AO0 KounaKom~ i O0 / brochures, campaign litera- uted $1,150 to the campaign Cherry or Polnsefflas ture and newspaper ads. for a total of $3,450. lnPotCov~.ivleev"'--~ ---- 1~1 e mE / ! P~uctof Canada ~"111 !u~P~! ~ 1 77 / inalsln Pie 4/" "I/ J Canada~ I Grode, ~' ur~l u~= I IlL / Radio and television ad- Other top contributors /In.s~re~keryDept, ~rill. r hit anauecora e0 101b,~' i 4,39K9, i ,U.l vertising came in at $6,800. giving $1,000 each were 181,ch, m,u w I el Office expenses ate up Kitimat mayor and lawyer Rick Wozney (who ran un- about $12,000. I - I According to statements gucessfully for the Liberals filed, Scott covered 6,233 in the 1996 provincial elec- iiIF(111:'I U g :l;l.[.]fi ~.] ~(lla, kilometres with his vehicle tion), Douglas Edward during the campaign. Moore, and Michael Tam • TEJA ~ The Liberal Party of Cana- ,~ ~ ¢ateli, : Barroom Tissue NDP da and tSe Liberal Party of B.C. contributed a total of :il~!i Pasta ALEI The B.C. wing of the NDP i :: : ~~ • Assorted varieties II $13,318 to the Withefly put up $21,518 -- or more campaign. ;~]~~ ! 7oo/9oo0-'ExdudJngLasagna'$ • ~i~ii !~ ili~ ii!ii &e79 than half of the total The Liberal campaign re- $35,269 war chest that corded $41,608 in expenses, financed the Isaac Sobol with about $25,000 of that campaign. '~ - ome in ...... Goods and services contri. being spent on various forms of advertising, includ- butions totalled $2,581. i [rI,],] ,l*]~l i'll1 If.,1 d :I','I_,VJDI I,I*] '! I,] :! 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I A14 - The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 1 IDidY°U kn°w' m°re, than 30 travelling clinics bring caregivers ,,~,~%'~~P~ ' |from B.C.s Childrens Hospitalto towns across the province, / reducing the strain of travel for hundreds of B.C. families? Children's Hospital

t I L Lee Watmough Merge O vote seen as a threat A SHOTGUN wedding is not the right way to cow vince Thornhill residents to join the City of Terrace, according to the rural community's only elected official. But regional dis~ct direc- tor Lea Watmough says that's what the city tried to do in the recent referendum, and Thornhill residents simply didn't appreciate it. "People don't like being threatened, generally," he says. According to Watmough, J the City of Terrace didn't show any interest in her neighbour for years leading @. up to the referendum. Then in the last few weeks Ter- race suddenly appeared to be very concerned about Thornhill's future. "They sat in their little sandbox for years and said they weren't interested," says Walmough. "Then JP they get up and do this little dog and pony show. I sug- gest that they should have put that foot forward to be- ) ~!i gin with." And Watmough says the ) last-minute concern seared ii Thomhill residents who were suspicious of the city's motives. "I think that was a key factor in the vote," Wat- ,hough says. "They (Thorn. hill residents) saw Terrace coming after them with a net and that scared them off."

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i City voters overwhelming- J, 1; 1 I~ i ly approved the idea of a merger with Thornhill but voters in that ares turned down the ides by a majority of 58 per cent. Now Watmough says he's toready city to officialsstart, really about talkingthe area's future. Ahd he says there are still three viable options available for Thorn- hill ~ status quo, working £Me towards separate incorpora- I tion or working towards an r I, A Ir acceptable amalgamation with Terrace. "We have some serious thinking and planning to do," he says. "I have to talk 2DAYS to the powers that be (the City of Terrace and the pro- ONLY, vince) and see where they want to go.! ' And Walmough says DON there's no way of knowing r if Thornhill will get a better or worse deal in the future, ...... a,. since by the time Thorahill looks to incorporate or IT! amalgamate again there could be a different govcm- meat in power. "A guy would have to be • gypsy with, crystal bali the size of s football to know that," he says. Still, Watmough insists the future for Thornhill is promising, in spite of the 4741 Lakelse Ave Terrace BC threats of government downloading and less com- mnnlty stability. 8 1196 "TMe~ are looking up," he uy~. "You're looking tlnce years dowa the road. Butte: thin~ cube done." ! The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - BI'

INSIDE , SECTION B COMMUNITY CRIS LE¥KAUF EVENTS B2 OMMUNIT'Y 638-7283 Ducking bullets in Cambodia Peacekeeper follows rarr ;ry tradition By CRIS LEYKAUF ing unit first came grew to in Stcong Trunk. His knee WATCH for a man wearing hundreds of stalls, was badly swollen and the a blue beret in this year's "That was a real sense of doctor proposed draining Remembrance Day parade. accomplishment. It made us the fluid off with a used The beret marks Bill Taylor feel like we did some- syringe, cleaned with rub- as a United Nations thing." bing alcohol. peacekeeper, and he's a Some of Taylor's most Taylor refused trealment veteran of numerous powerful memories are and instead went to the Ca- about the help he and his nadian hospital at Pimom KATHY FLORITTO skirmishes with guerrillas and smugglers in Cambodia. uuit were able to give indi- Penk. Chief Petty Officer in the viduals. The second half of his tour navy, Taylor spent six In returning from one river in Cambodia Taylor spent in Return to months in Cambodia in trip, a nearby boat flipped Compot, a naval base in the 1992, and can't even re- with a grandpa, grandma southern half of the country. innocence member how many times he and baby on board. Taylor There was nowhere to live was shot at. had to dive into rapids in or- there so Taylor and his unit Dodging bullets isn't the der to save them. Fortunate- each chipped in $1,000 and Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater they built a house. Had a wife but couldn't keep her role most people think BILL TAYLOR, second from the fight, with three men ly they all survived, but the peacekeepers play. But from his unit ~ Harry Harrington, Allan NettJe and baby's mother, standing on "Otherwise we would He put her in a pumpkin shell Taylor, weaponless, often Dave Smith. They were on the Laotian border in a cliff near shore, wasn't as have been laying in the And there he kept her very well. found himself negotiating north Cambodia. lucky. dirt" Anonymous with guerrillas. She dove into the ~vater as The UN, he explained, He was in Cambodia as Another time he survived Taylor, now 43, johled the well, and of the 300 or so didn't supply the URSERY RHYIMES, along with part of an international a helicopter crash landing navy in 1971 for patriotic people near by, none tried to peacekeepers with much -- fairy tales and children's dassles United Nations effort to es- again the result of being reasons. When the Cam- help her, not even those at not even first aid kits or fiak such as Peter Pan and Treasure Is- tablish order in the counUT shot at. bodian mission came up he the water's edge, said jackets (armoured vests). N land have been deemed un- before elections could take "I remember thinking if was intrigued by the role the Taylor. However, the UN did pay acceptable for tender minds by folks who place. this thing doesn't land my navy was given. "The difference in the pencekcepers $145-165 a pretend to great wisdom about such things. Cambodia is located in the wife is gonna be really During the first half of his way we think is astronomi- day, on top of their wage. The result isn't pretty. Some of cur best-loved Pacific between Thailand pissed off." tour Taylor was head- cal," he said. "Life is Everything had to come out poems and stories are censored beyond recogni- and Vietnam. Taylor also endured being quartered in Steong Treng, cheap, or it seems to be." of that money. tion, some simply marked for extinction, includ- Taylor volunteered for the bitten by a snake, having a in northern Cambodia. He Taylor accidentally swal- Taylor was inventive. ing the four lines written about poor old Peter. first of three Canadian Navy bridge blown up underneath was part of a unit com- lowed large quantities of "I bought a case of whis- "Abusel" screech the self-appointed, oh so missions to Cambodia, one him, driving through mine manded by Urngyans and water during the rescue ef- key for the CO of a Canada politically correct guardians of immature of just 30 navy personnel at fields and fighting off nasty was the senior non- fort -- water badly con- camp and got a fiak jacket psyches. the time. parasites after accidentally commissioned officer. ruminated with fecal matter. that way." Unlike the charming illuslrations of our child- It was the first "brown drinking contaminated fiver "We did all the grunt The unit also chipped in to hood, no lace cumins billow gently through the water" or inland river mis- water. work basically. We opened help locals they knew. Each open window of a little pumpkin cottage carved sion the Canadian Navy had Cambodia was in turmoil up lines of communication man donated $150 to bring by Peter for his beloved. undertaken, he said. because Khmer Rouge with the good guys and the their translator's family into In the picture painted by his denouncers, no bad guys." Cambodia. He had tears on Mrs. Peter contentedly waters a window box of Taylor served as an in- his face as he thanked them. brightly eoloured posies and no Mr. Peter lies "We did all the grunt work basically. We telligence officer, and was They also gave "a whole against the pumpkin wall, happily snoozing opened up lines of communication with the assigned the job of identify- whack of money" to the after a job well done. ing jungle hide-outs of the family of the boy whose leg The "new" Peter is a mean, miserable excuse good guys and the bad guys." Khmer Rouge, and then get- was amputated. for a human being, determined to control His ting the guerrillas to sur- After a brief mission to Woman. The first time he smacked her, she had Haiti ia 1994, Taylor retired leader Pol Pot had been render their weapons. the gall to try and leave hint. So he built a cage While doing patrols of As need warranted, from the navy and from rivers in northern Cam- ousted ~ the late 1980s. and, presumably, painted it pumpkin. Taylor's unit would be ac- peacekeeping duties after 25 bodia, searching for Khmer Pol Pot and the Khmer Lacking even room to move around, the ill- companied by armed per- years. Rouge outposts, Taylor was Rouge are believed to be used Mrs. Peter peers longingly through ugly sonnel, such as the French His health has suffered w frequently fired upon. responsible for the deaths of little bars at a world she can't enjoy. Foreign Legion -- One of he still battles skin cancer Once the guerrillas shoot- 2.7 million people in the She had said "yes" to an equal part~ershipl the military arms of the UN after anti-malaria drugs he ing at him and his unit ex- 1970s and 80s. He had full-time slavery in mind. He won. effort. took in Cambodia made him plained they just wanted to "The Khmer Rouge And so it goes -- promises made, promises Taylor's unit also was as- hypersensitive to the sun. get their attention, so they wanted to eradicate all broken. Dreams into dust. Work-worn hands, signed the job of setting up And his pancreas is heady could surrender a few professions," explained makeshift clothes.., a bleak life of hardship and a port authority in Steong gone after a drug regime to weapons. Among those Taylor. That meant anyone indignity, with a bruise here and there to Trunk. They registered combat a fungus he picked were a Second Wodd War with an education was punctuate her lot in life. hundreds of boats with li- up in the country. German 9mm Parabellem killed. Sad Mrs. Peter. Bad ldr.Peter. cense plates locals made. Taylor moved to Terrace Luger -- in perfect shape. He said the Khmer Rouge nearly two years ago with No namby-pamby Poliyana stories for us, say wanted an ignorant popula- The tonnage, crew size, and the "tell it like it is or don't tell it" folks. Only "They didn't have any any weapons were recorded, THIS RUSSEL VIPER bit his wife Julia and children ammo for it," said Taylor. tion on which they could reality will do. Their "reality", insofar as this "We needed to keep track Bill Taylor on the boot Rachel and Marshall. The guerrillas also relin- impose a set of beliefs. delightful little rhyme is concerned, is one of of troop and weapons move- fortunately the bit didn't And on November 11 he'll quished two AK-47 ma- In the chaos which fol- touch his skin. don his blue beret again. man's inhumanity to woman. lowed the overthrow of the merits." chine guns and a rocket Remembrance Day is an Phooey. Khmer Rouge, the UN Their presence had a launcher. They kept the big- "I lost 25 pounds in ten important one for him. His Their "truth", quite possibly, is the result of stepped forward and essen- marked impact on piracy. ger arms, such as a 50 days," he says of his bout grandfather was a military poor research. Their pumpkins are the stuff of tinily took over the country. Within six weeks that caifoer machine gun. hazard was almost nullified. with parasites. hero in the First Todd War, Jack O'Lanterns - cucurbits that rarely grow During that particular Over 70 countries were in- That allowed local com- That wasn't the ondy time and his father, father-in-law, beyond 50 lbs. skirmish Taylor badly involved in the effort, 22 of merce to flourish. A village he was sick. When he in- mother and brothers have all The pumpkin didn't make an appearance jured his knee as he dove for those in a military way. north of its South American origins until at least market which had just a few jured his knee he was trans- served ia the forces. It's cover to the bottom of the Canada chose to partici- the 1500s the rhyme 200 or stalls when the peacekeep- ported to an Indian hospital very much a family holiday. and may be years beat. pate in a peacekeeping role. more old. Even though people were somewhat smaller then than now, full-grown folks couldn't poss~ly have squeezed into a hollowed-out 50 lb pumpkin. So our Realists Arts student wins another honour decided the whole thing merely showed that Pete, a representative of his time, was bad news. marked her on intonation, But was he? BEST JUNIOR BRASS player, best voice student m pitch, rhythm, phrasing, dic- What sort of pumpkins were cultivated? Prob- tion, deportment, expression ably the ordinary kind. it's been a busy summer for and memory. But... did the seeds of greatuesa lurk in the Katrina O'Byrne. Then examiners tested her depths of even one of those early orange The artistic 13-year-old ear, clapping her a song she delights? recently learned she's been had to clap back. They also This year, the world's heaviest pumpkin awarded a silver medal by played a note, and she sang weighed in at a hefty 500 kg. That's a big the Royal Conservatory of pumpkin. Maybe, just maybe somewhere in a Music for being the top the note above. Finally O'Byrne had to go pumpkin field of old, the "mother of all pump- voice student in her kins" loomed large over the crop of a sub- category in B.C. this year. through four more exercises, including one where she sistence farmer named Peter. That win follows on the read music she had never Now Peter, being n fellow of few means, but heels of being named the seen before, then sang it great imagination, took one look at that hefty top junior brass player in the with no accompaniment. hunk of pie-fdler and saw the means of fulfill- province for her performance on the French O'Byme was surprised ing his most ardent desire.., to wed the girl of horn during the Powell when she found out she'd his dreams. River Music Festival in won the silver medal, sittce He'd broached the subject once before. June. she didn't realize such an "My daughter?l You sleep on the ground with O'Byrne's voice exam award existed. a potato sack for coverH You gonna get a bigger was at the grade one level. This was the first singing sack? 1" Her voice teacher Becky exam she'd ever taken, fol- A bootprint decorated the sitting-down por- Bloski estimates somewhere lowing one and half years of tion of Pete's threadbare pants. between 100-300 other voice lessons. Her pop was right, of course. The apple of voice students also took the But her past experience on Peter's eye was meant for finer things than exam this year. the piano and with the LONG EXPERIENCE reading music and playing the piano helped Kaffina counting ants while trying to count sheep. Just to pass the exam a French horn helped her a O'Byrneget top marks in the province this year on her grade one voice exam. Ahh, but thanks to nature's finest, perhaps he student must score at least great deal, she said. had better to offer. 60 per cent. "It wasn't very hard," she she's ready for the chal- piano lessons, With vol- much yet -- she tries to get Right there in the middle of the pumpkin "The standards are quite says of the music the exam lenge, leyball practice mixed in. it done at school. patch, he hacked, drilled, sawed and sanded a high," says Bloski. But she required her to master. "It's not too big of a Tuesday nightsshemanages "I'm not getting tired of it wonderfully spacious little open-plan cottage expect O'Byme to do well Singing is a family tslenL switch in music --just in to squeeze three out of the yet," she says about the for the love of his life. and "had a really good feel- Her father is in the Prince technique,' 'she says. four in. possibility of bum-out. Dad was mollified. Daughter was thrilled. ing about her getting a Rupert Rotary choir. The grade eight Skeena O'Byrne says she usually O,Byme says she's too They married and, as everyone knows, lived medal." Bloski now wants her stu- studefft barely has enough gets the weekend off, but young to decide what she happily ever after. For the exam O'Byme had dent to skip grade two and time to fit in voice lessons that's reserved for practice wants to do yet, but says Now that's realism. to prepare three songs from go on to grade three though. Her week is a con- time. Fortunately homework she'd possibly like to write memory. The examiner material. O'Byme thinks stunt,mix of voice, hem and doesn't come into play too music. B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997

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• HARLEM SPIRITUAL ENSEM- THIS FALL SCENE is one of three large oil paintings by Kitimat artist Lawrence Pettet, on Saturday, November 8 BLE -- The Terrace Concert Society display now at the Terrace Art Gallery. Four other K]timat artists are also featured in the presents this unique evening, featuring show, which runs until the end of November. Evander Holyfield vs. early Negro spiritual songs, some com- day, Friday and Saturday night. Plus 27-29. Directed by C-¢ri Rasmussen,, posed in the fields. The singers will be there's karaoke every Wednesday, and Tickets are available at Unlglobe Michael Moorer joined by about 50 choir members from alternate Sundays. Courtesy Travel. various community singing groups and The Unification Fight church choirs. The show starts at 8 p.m. • THE THORNHILL PUB 11ckets:$15.00 Beef of a bun $4.00, Wings 30¢/ea on Nov. 22 at the REM Lee Theatre. back karaoke every Friday. Tickets are $26 at Erwins in the Skeena ETCETEF A • THE TERRACE ART GALLERY Come in and check out the great Mall. • AUGIES LOUNGE in the Terrace presents Northwest Colours, a show live music of the Northern LigMs Inn features Roy Sluyter on Wednesday featuring multi-media artists from t FIDDLERS GF- One of the hot- night with a jazz trio. GiGi's Pub fea- Kitimat. Featured are oil paiutings, KARAOKE WEDNESDAY& test fiddle groups in the world, the tures Dance Exspress. youthful energy of its members (aged pastels, raku pottery and fiber art. The THIS SUNDAY 17-22) promises to transform the stage show runs until Nov. 29. Gallery hours of the REM Lee Theatre. This show, at THEATRE are noon to 3 p.m. from Wed. to Fri., Sing & Win s100 8 p.m. on Nov. 29 at the REM Lee Fri. nights from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Sat. A THREE TO THE MOON -- Ter- Theatre, is presented by the Terrace from noon to 4 p.m. and Sun, from 1-4 race Little Theatre presents this play by Concert Society. Tickets are $20 at Er- p.m. one of Terrace's own -- Kelly Head. wins in the Skeena Mall. It's about three college friends who are Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax given an unusual class assignment. to 638-8432 to add your event to the • GEORGE'S PUB presents the lghway ,16i Their discoveries of each other, because $tandard's free entertainment listings. Northern Lights, playing live country of this task, evoke both sorrow and The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the rock and the 50S. and 60s, every Thurs- laughter. The play runs Nov. 20-22 and following week's paper.

Thursday, Nov. 06 Monday, Nov. 17 SKEENA VALLEY FALL FAIR As- ARE YOU HAVING trouble seeing FAMILY PLACE hosts a parent and MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital Aux. FLU VACCINE ~ FREE clinic from sociation meets the seoond Monday of your grandchildren? Call Marge st is having a bag sale Nov. 6-8 at the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Community every month at 8 p.m. at Taondfiil Jr. child drop-in from 10:30-noon at the Thrift Shop at 4544 Lazelle Ave. Health Services D formerly the Secondary in the l~rary. 635-7421 for info. activity room. For more info call 8- Proceeds go towards hospital pur- Skeena Health Unit-- on Kalum. 1863. MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital Auxil- chases. : "':~° ~ ~'i !~'.:i, Thosenot eligible can buy the vac- ORDER'O¥~ROYAL PU~RPLE :iary meets the third Monday of each .... : "" "' ;...... ": :;';"' ...... line for $5: For more info se'e N6v. " "meets ~e" ~'ai~d 4th Monday of i Friday, Nov. 07 • " 3 listing, ~ month in the board room at 8 p.m. FLU VACCIME- FREE clinic from ewry month at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Everyone is welcome. The Terrace Standard offers the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Community Hall. Call 635-2415 and 635-9228 for community calendar as a public ser- Monday, Nov. 18 more into. TUESDAYS Health Services m forrnedy the CHURCHES FOOD BANK runs vice to its readers and community or- PLANNED PARENTHOOD Clinic ganizations. Skeena Health Unit ~ on Kalum. Nov. 18-21 from 1-3 p.m. A-H are Those not eligible can buy the vac- BIRTHRIGHT volunteers meet the is open every Tuesday night from 7-9 This column is intended for non- on Monday, I-R on Tuesday, S-Z first Monday of the month in members' p.m. Information and counselling on cine for $5. For more info see Nov. on Wednesday and anyone missed profit organizations and those events 3 listing. homes on an alternating basis. For in- birth control and birth conlmi supplies for which there is no adraission on Thursday. Bring your and your formation or to volunteer call Linda at at reasonable cost. Drop in. They're at charge. Items will run two weeks be- dependent's ID card to 4634 Walsh 635-6849 or Michele at 635-3087. the rear of the health unit on Kalum, so fore each event. Saturday, Nov. 08 Ave. CENTENNIAL CHRISTIAN School Birthrite offers free, confidential preg- go to the back door. For more into or We ask that items be submitted by 5 holds its annual fundraising bazaar nancy services and is located above the to volunteer call 638-2027. p.m. on the Thursday before the issue Wednesday, Nov. 19 Tillicum Theatre, suite #201. Office from 1:30-6 p.m. Features baking, FAMILY SUPPORT INSTITUTE TWIN'S CLUB PLAYTIME is the /n wh/ch/t/s to appear. cra0s, games, tea-room and sup- hours are 11 a.m. to I p.m. Monday to meets at 7 p.m. at the Terrace first Tuesday of every month from Submissions should be typed or per. Drop by 3608 Sparks St. Friday. Call 635-3907 or call the 24- 10:30-noon at the Family Place. Call printed neatly. Child Development Centre. This is hour hotline at 1-800-550-4900. for parents supporting parents who 635-9669. Monday, Nov. 10 have a child with disabilities. Two TERRACE ALZHBMER SUP- ministry staff will be on hand to PORT GROUP has its first meeting answer questions. from 3-4:30 p.m. at Terraceview Are The Ups and Downs of the Lodge. All are welcome. For more -e Thursday, Nov. 20 info call Avellne at 798-2581 or FREE FAMILY SWIM -- In Sandra at 638-0223. celebration of National Child Day Stock Market Worrying You? the Family Place hosts this no cost FLU VACCINE -- FREE clinic from family swim night. Bring the kids to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Community the IX)oil Health Services ~ formerly the Remove some of your stress (and risk) by not putting all your Skeena Health Unit--on Kalum. eg~s in one basket. Balance your risk by investing some of your Saturday, Nov. 29 Those not eligible can buy the vac- BAZAAR AND TEA -- St. Mat- portfolio in guaranteed Term Deposits. Credit Union term deposits cine for $5. For more info see Nov. thew's Anglican Church hosts this 3 listing. have a guaranteed rate of return and each "separate deposit", as event from 2-4 p.m. at 4506 defined by Regulation, is guaranteed up to $100,000 by the Credit Lakelse Ave. Tuesday, Nov. 11 Union Deposit Insurance Corporation. HEART AND STROKE FOUNDA- TION hosts F~ for Heart aerobic WEEKLY' MEETINGS Come see your favourite Member Service Representative today event at the Caledonia gym from 1- SUNDAYS and check out our guaranteed rates of return on flexible term invest- 3 p.m. Drcp-ins are welcome. WOMEN' S SPIRITUALITY ments. GROUP ~ This non-partisan group is Wednesday, Nov. 12 for women to gather and talk about SKEENA JR, REPLACEMENT their spirituality. Openness, support COMMII"rEE meets at 7 p.m. in and respect valued. No fear of con- the Skeena school cafeteria to dis- denmation. Share joy, tears and cuss options for the new school. laughter in the struggle towards Everyone welcome. shalom. From 2-3:30 at the Terrace Women's Centre. For more info call "rlhuraday, Nov. 13 Pat at 638-7906. FREE INFANT SAFETY COURSE /, --Topics include preventing and MONDAYS treating falls, bums and scalds, SKEENA SQUARES ~ Join them poisonings, and choking. Course is for square dancing Mondays at 7 p.m. sponsored by NW Community starting September 8 at the Carpenter's Health Services Society at 3412 Hall 3312 Sparks St. Beginners wel- Kalum St. and runs from 7:30-9:30 come. For Lifo call Jim at 635-6724. p.m. Call 638.2220 to register. SENIORS GET together for Five-Pin Friday. Nov. 14 Bowling at the Terrace Bowling Alley. CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE put on Meet at 1 p.m. by Mills Hospital Auxllisry from 2-4 p,m. on Nov. 14 and 10 a.m. to 4 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets p,m. on Nov. 15 in the hospital Mondays, Wednesdays and and Satur- lobby, days at 7:30 p.m. at 4542 Park. For more info call 1-888-706-1780. FLU VACCINE -- FREE clinic from belong :you: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Community TERRACE DOWNTOWN LIONS Health Services -- formerly the meet the first and third Monday of Skeena Health Unit-- on Kalum. each month. New members welcome. Those not eligible can buy the vac- For more lnfo call Ray at 635-3589 or ern e, District Credit Union cine for $5, For more info see Nov, Lea at 635-9405. 4650 Lazelle Ave., Terrace B.C. 635-7282 a hang, ,% * I ' The Terrace Standard. Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - B3

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LORIE HALL is one of the organizers behind a new club for shutter bugs. The first meeting is November 27 at 7 p.m. at the library meeting room. Photo club starting THE FIRST meeting of a new photog- Hall wants to hold occasional work- raphy club is Nov. 27 at 7 p.m. at the li- shops, for example on darkroom techni- .brary meeting room. ques or portrait photography. When Being able to tell an F-stop from a necessary there will be small charges shutter speed isn't necessary. All that's for those workshops, to meet expenses. AUTO REPAIR needed is a camera and an interest in Or ff you're just interested in having Specializing in Four-Wheel Drives photography, says organizer Lorie Hall. another amateur photographer to go out & Automatic Transmissions So far about 21 people have signed up with on Sundays, that's fine as well. Towing Available to be part of the club and more are wel- For more information call Lorie Hall come. at 635-1982 or Nancy Lamming at 635- 3220 RIVERDR, TERRACE, B.C. TEL: 635-6977 There are no membership fees, but 2403. V8G 3P4 FAX: 635-6980

kuction is this weekend THIS SPACE CAN THE ROTARY Club of Terrace is holding race Search and Rescue, Terrace Com- its 37th annual auction starting on Saturday, munity Band, the music festival, Special Nov. 8 at 6 p.m. till 11 p.m. The auction Olympics, bus shelters and scholarships. BE YOURS continues all day on Sunday, fxom 2-10 Some of the items up for bid this year are CONTACT TRACEY p °nL travel certificates, auto body work, tires, In past years the auction has raised ap- ~ry giflcertificates, and theatxe tickets. proximately $30,000. The Rotary Club uses :I.~,YOU'd.fike, .to se~ any. of the items up for i the money raised in the auction to support auction, ,drop,b.y the Coast Inn of the WeLt ...... 638-7283- community projects and groups. ' ~ banquet room, where the auction wtll be Some of those past donations include Ter- conducted. Look Deep Into ltJe Eyes Of

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EVELYN ANVEILER, seated second from the right, was one of the first four women "welderettes" trained in Prince Rupert to work on ships needed during the Second World War. She worked as a welder from 1943-45. Women part of war effort Canada's THE ROLE OF women in to her welding job. the Second World War is Ernie was lucky. He had often overlooked, but Firearms Act flat feet, so be was assigned without their work efforts, I the job of driving near the wonder what the outcome of front lines, taking pictures. the war tnight have been. Some of them came back to One of those women who Canada in the form of How will the regulations affect me? served behind-the-lines s newsreels. Evelyn Anweiler of Terrace. When the war ended Emie Eveylyn was living in crossed the line into enemy Prince Rupert at the time the territory to tell the other side For general information, call war broke out. that it was time to stop She had come to Prince shooting. i :1 :l:i :lli~B 1:1:1 ;l dl~ Rupert from Stasbourg, Sas- Now looking back over 1-800-731-4000 or visit our Internet site: http://canada.justice.gc.ca , katchewan. YVONNE MOEN the years of peace Emie and ; Her sister and brother-in- Evelyn Aaweiler are thank- flaw had moved to Prince ful. They were among those 'Rupert before her, and they it was thought they were more suited to that work. who travelled to the 50th i wrote her saying that the anniversary of the freeing of Canadian Centre .navy planned to trai~ They proved to be good at their jobs and the shipyards the Netherlands. Evelyn was Firearms ¢anadien des women welders. touched by how grateful the So Evelyn packed her were more than pleased with Centre urines ~ feu their work. citizens are to Canadians, 'bags, bought a train ticket even today. , and headed for the coast. It was while Evelyn was living in Prince Rupert that It's important that we, like i In August, 1943, Evelwn the people of Holland, al- I began training in the slaip she met her husband to-be Emie Anweiler, a c~rporal ways reniember the lea CanaaaDepaqmentof'Justice; CanadaMinist6redelaJustice -- ...... ,,C~Ilad~; I Yards to be a welder. She in the army. He lived in the sacrifices that others made l was one of the first four barracks on McBride Ave. for us. Canada as we know ,women taken on a trial The couple married on it, might not exist today if it baSiS. January 24, 1944. weren't for the soldiers who ' All four passed their first Then Ernie left for En- died and for people like dass test. Soon they were gland and Evelyn returned Evelyn and Emie Atweiler. joined with more women THE MAP PICTURED 11'4THE OCTOBER 22 ISSUE OF THE TERRACE STANDARD WAS INCORRECT. THE MAP : being trained to work jobs at WAS OF THE KALUM FOREST DISTRICT. THE CORRECThLAP IS PICTURED BELOW. ',the shipyards. Fred MacDonald was their ' trainer. Public Input for Draft About a year aRer the war ,broke out Evelyn was assigned the job of helping to Looking For Something SMOOP for TFL 1 A build Victory ships to trans- A Little Different For Your port troops, equipment and Children's Birthday Party Skeena Cellulose Inc. (SCI), Terrace Operations is inviting comments on the supplies to England. This was in preparation Draft Statement of Management Objectives, Options and Procedures (SMOOP) in~aes::[:: :: : .::::::]:.].: i]::ii ] i]]]:i];]:]!l for the invasion of * 1½ houm In b~ttlng ,~. hour In:guam simulato~ :: ::::4~tAiA a'l, ll~i;i i!i:I for Management Plan #9, Tree Farm Licence 1 (TFL 1 ). Normandy. [ Q hot dogs; Pepsi &:snacks ~ ]i:!f:i! ~l~l~t~ll~ ,~'i~ ~:~i:.l Evelyn and the other ~..~1~ i ...... III li II l iiiiiiilg 'welderettes, as they were SCI is required to submit called, would work in the ".:~" NBookYour Ch[istmas Staff Party To.daY!l a new managment plan shop and on the ship, side I: I: r II ~ 48:;I.8 Hwy. 16, Terrace "----,, ~k,,"x-'-" I for TFL 1 to the province's by side with the men. /~1~ tto (Behind Home Hardware) ~,~. I The welderettes would do Chief Forester before the moat of the finer welding end of 1:998. The purpose of the management plan is to establish the strategic level objectives and management strate- FALLFOR ESTEEM gies for the management of both the timber and non-timber resourcesof WAGONDAYS. TFL #1, which encompasses a total landbase of 690,000 hectares in the Skeena, Kitsumkalum and Nass Valleys.

The SMOOP provides an outline of issues and % strategies that will be included and expanded in the draft Management Plan. The Draft SMOOP RAKE IN THE SAVINGS TODAY! will be available for viewing Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at SCI's :~ SUZUKI Terrace Woodlands Please direct any questions or comments to the following: '14 790* f Office, located at the Skeena Cellulose Inc.- Terrace Operations All you have to do is drive one. address to the right, from 4900 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 5L8 October 27, 1997 Columbia Auto Haus until Attention: Stephen Viszlai, RPF Dealer #6351 4109 Substation Ave. L~Jll~,,.nn~l~"~ February 28, 1998. Resource Planning Forester, Telephone: 638-5700 Terrace, B,C. VSG 3W6 i Fax: 638-5720 ' M.SJLP.for~8 EsteemWa9~ GL5 Spee~Prite t~es freightand EO.L ($795).Ucence, l~ra~e and all taxesexlza. ~i~ ~ ~ ~11~ ~. IIII I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - B5 Capture the spirit of Canada By CMDE. PETER CROMPTON YOU BE THE JUDGE Past President, Branch 13 Royal Canadian Legion BY CLAIREBERNSTEIN THROUGHOUT Canada every year 'the llth day of November is remem- It'sMy Fr=ends' Fault bered as the day in 1918 when the First World War was triumphantly "What a bash, I bet Jose as real (t conduded by an armisllce. ~leased at the surPrise party we threw for him. It s pretty scary starting your first November 11 is a day of obser- job. vance. This is the day Canadian Two guys, sitting In front, baseball citizens can pay tn'bute to those "who caps turned backwards, were staring gave their lives that freedom might straight at the road, tossing popcorn Into prevail." their mouth as Peter drove the oar. "Hey, Ing, "Tommy you nerd, don't dive, the However, once again in 1939, young where s Tommy? That guy sure packed water Is..." Canadians were called upon to defend away a lot of beer back at the clubhouse. AAAHHHHHGGGHHIIIIII our country and our fieedom, They don't know anyone who can drink so The boys dove and brought Tommy much stuff." Peter turned the wheel and out of the water. "Quick call an helped to win the sts~gsle against the car drove onto the beach. tyranny and oppression which ambulance, I think the guy is paral/zed." "Tommy Is sleeping it off In the back. The doctors tried to do their best, threatened to engulf the world. It was C'mon, let's leave him there and join the Nothing could be done for Tommy, He for our freedom that those yonng Ca- other guys for a walk, Peter's friend dove into water that was too shallow, he nadians fought, and it was for that looked worried. "What about Tommy?" was now a quadripleglc for life, Tommy freedom that many of them died. "Not to worry, He does that all the sued his friends for damages. i On November 11 this year Cana- theme. Soon he'll be up and he'll join us "Your Honour, my friends knew I was idians all across the Counta7 will stop as if he never had a drop." Peter and drunk and not thinking clearly." Tommy friend joined the three other guys and exclaimed, "They should have tried hard. ~nd pay tn'butc to the men and women strolled up the beach to where there was killed in Canada's wars. er to stop me from diving. Telling a pier extending out Into the water. There someone who is drunk not to bother rare- ', Here in Terrace we will gather at the they sat chatting and laughing. Suddenly ly works. When they saw that I was going Tillicum Twin Theater and the one of the guys cried out "Hey, look at to dive in, someone should've physically Cenotaph; we will wear a poppy and ,, that nuthouse, Tommy, he's stripped down stopped me. Because my friends were Remember. to his underwear and he's Jumping up and careless, I am paralyzed for life." The poppy has long been the flower down in the lake." "Your Honour, Tommy has always In a second flat, Tommy had run onto been a heavy drinker and a dare-devil." of remembrance. It originally was a the pier, missed his step and knocked reminder of the blood-red flower the friends explained. =We didn't think~ one of the guy's running shoes nto the that he was that drunk. No one thought which grew in the fields where many water. he was serious about jumping until he Canadians died in a place called Canadian spirit and unity was at a these students to the land for which "Oops, sorry guys" slurred Tommy high in those years of war. they themselves died, but they would dove In. We screamed at him, buy by Flanders. "Didn't mean to do that. But it's okay, I'll then it was too late. We can't b.e blamed For many years in school rooms Canada today is so near and yet so probably ask us to try to rekindle the jump in and get them." The guys had no for Tommy's stupidity." across Canada students have dis- far from being a united, sovereign sense of unity and spirit they knew. patience for their jerk of a friend. "Forget Should Tommy's friend be responsl. cussed the peppy and the meaning of country with spbit. Each newscast Can we get it together? On Tuesday about it. No big deal" ble for his accident? produces further evidence that the': November 11, 1997, we can start by Tommy made like he didn't hear. "I'm Youl Be The Judge, Then look below• remembrance. Those students receg- diving in" One o the guys started scream- nize the sacrifices which others made forc~ of disunity have never been wearing a poppy and join the war for the decision: for Canada, but are often unsure of" greater, veterans of Terrace and the members how to respond. Time has brought many changes ~ of the Royal Canadian Legion at the SPONSORED BY What can they do? How can they • some students remember much more service of remembrance. and how can we live up to the ex- recent wars. Now they are Canadians While you're at the Cenotaph, give & GRo .Op " pectations of the men and women who building a new life. it some hard thought, and when you gave their lives for Canada and future The 110,000 Canadian war dead touch the poppy you will reach back ~V%~'~ LA~/YERS ~0 would have been happy to wdcome and touch the spirit. generations? "Helping People Cope with the Legal system" Parade is on Nov. 11 Veterans' Week #2 4623 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. The Royal Canadian Legion Then the parade will resume • Criminal Law focuses on Korea is sponsoring the Remem- once more, travelling down • Divorce & Family Law CANADA'S VETERANS aad pcacekeepers are brance Day Parade on Tues- Lakelse Ave. to the day, November 11. Cenotaph in front of city • Child Custody honoured Nov. 5-11 during the third consecutive • Personal Injury Veterans' Week. The parade will start at hall. There representatives This year the focus is on the Korean War, which 10:20 a.m. at the Safeway will lay wreaths on the • Adoptions lasted from June 1950 to July 1953. parking lot and marchers Cenotaph. * Impaired Driving Canada participated in the Korean War as part of a will go to the Tillienm Twin Following the ceremonies, • Immigration United Nations force against the invasion of the Re- Theatre. Branch 13 of the Royal Ca- • Wrongful Dismissal public of Korea by North Korean and Chinese forces. The Remembrance Day nadian Legion is holding its • Wills In all, 26,791 Canadians served in the Korean War, In- service will begin inside the traditional Remembrance • Small Claims duding 516 who were killed '.m the conflicL theatre at 10:45 a.m. The Day open house. Everyone Veterans Affairs Canada has created an Internet site • service will indude hymns, over the age of 19 is invited 638-1764 ; to help youth learn more about Canada's wartime expe- a lament by Tenace Pipes to drop by the legion. Fax 638-7249 riences. The site indudcs a scavenger hunt where stu- and Drums and the The Ladies Auxiliary will dents surf tlie;;net, seaiching for facts on Canada's "Bugler's Reveille" by the be sc.~.ing dinnea at 5 p.m. YOU BE THE JUDGE - DECISION d J , ' ,. ' ~ ' m ~: r ~ Terrace community Band. for a minimal charge. Music "Tommy, you created your own misfortune," the judge saldl "Ybu drdnk too' much, when you sho01dn't have. wartime involvement, and a home page design contest Because you are a heavy drinker, none of your friends knew you were drunk. Without them knowing you were drunk for the Veterans Affairs Canada web site. The services will wrap up provided by the Mothballs they couldn't hove done anything, at approximately 11:15. Band. YOUI BE THE JUDGE is based on actual court cases. Today's decision Is based on the facts of the case and the The web site address is www.vac-acc.gc.ea law of the province of Ontario. If you have a similar problem, please consult LINDSEY & GRUEGER. Claire Bernstein Is a Montreal lawyer and syndicated columnist. Copyright lg97 Haika Enterprises. Bll-lSV FIRE FIGHTERS ANNUAL MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY BOOT DRIVEl The Cily of Terrace, Thornhill, Terrace/Kitimat Airport, Gitaus and Kitsumkalum Fire Fighters are again gearing up for their annual Muscular Dystrophy Boot Drive in Terrace and Thornhill on Friday, November 14, and Saturday, November 15, 1997..

The people of Terrace, Thornhill and area really get behind us every year and I know they'll be very generous again this year. We hope to meet and beat last year's total of $6,600.00.

All the money raised from the Boot Drive will go to fund research and ~!ii~iii!ii::ii:ilili:i:i;;zili!ii~i~i~i,ili:i~i!iii:ii!iZ;]!i:i:ili!! equipment projects sponsored by the Muscular Dystrophy Association of ;!i;!;!i: Canada. There's a long way to go yet but - one step at a time - together we can make it.

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Coach of the Year Time is running out!! This year Scott has been coaching the Atoms, Peewees and Bantams in hockey. He also coaches youth . We wantto I COIICH and school soccer and school bas- hear more ketball. We're happy to have a second about our / nominee for our annual Coach of the Year contest, which this year is ROB BROWN coaches / sponsored by Cinaway Impressions and Keenleyside Insurance. aitnn,WE s~sCt::HAVE¢c~s~o+~ l '~'Mame~rninyc°e~ ~l~ilU: I._~'~"l y E AB But just two nominations is still a Hawkshaw's net tad pathetic. I know this town can know Scott as the president of Tex- do l~etterl ast spring a good friend pressed a race's Parks and Recreation. But 3:45 a.m. to be at 4:45 practices. Maybe it's the time of the year or paper into my hand and insisted I he's a coach too, and a dedicated And Cullis says he sometimes can't maybe it's the weather, but we just read it. The piece was written by a one at that. believe how much time Scott aren't getting the nominations we Steve Scott , Mark Petzunia, a Fraser River L Scott was nominated by fellow spends at the arena. expected. And hey, what about the schools Gfllnetter. It outlined his experiences with what coach Steve Cullis. The two have "He went on a stretch where he And now time is running out. out there7 Show some spirit, he called a "tangle tooth net", a weave that been coaching together for six had to be on the ice 11 days in a There's just one more week to get nominate your basketball coach, /Petmnia claimed allowed him to fish in the face years and Cullis says he can't think those nominations in, so now's the your volleyball coach or others. of chum salmon with environmental sensitivity. row," Cullis says. "Then he had of anyone more deserving than one day off and then 11 days back time to act. It's easy. Look for the nomination A scientific paper written by a non-scientist is Scott. Remember, the coach doesn't form on page BIO. Then fill it out, bound to be awkward and Petrnnla's was no ex- on again." "He's really good," he says. Cuilis says Scott always has a have to be coaching at this instant. cut it out snd bring it in to 3210 ception. For that reasoa, and because of my past "He's always thinking about what positive manner and pmfeasioual Don't forget about all those who Clinton SUeet here in Terrace. Or experience with live-release programs involving the players are going to get out of wosked through the summer with you can fax it to us at 638-8423. gill nets, I'm ashamed to say I gave Petmnla's attitude that make him a popular the sport" coach. He also has his National baseball, softball, tennis, soccer, You can even emall us at stan- work cursory glance then disregarded it. After Scott also lives and breathes Uack and field, wrestling, swim- [email protected]. all, a gill net is damned effective piece of killing Coaching Certificate and other coaching. He often has to get up at credentials. mimg and the list goes on. Time is rimming out folks. machinery that is no longer acceptable because i ,it is indiscriminate. I clung to the notion thnt the only acceptable way to harvest salmon is with Kermodes head the use of selective systems such as fences, dip Cal collides against nets, and beach seines. As a result of the efforts of Fred Hawkshaw, his partner Clarence Nelson for Kelowna and their crews and the entrepreneurs at Smithers in Zone Finals Ecotrust Canada, I'm reexamining my thinking. THE CAL girls volleyball team is heading south this ZONE FINALS for Cal CnadotteCity 7-1. late in the second half, and Like most northern gillnetters, Hawkshaw weekend, in search of an out-of-zone experience. boys soccer turned out to be Their last game was Caledonia was dominating found his livelihood threatened as a result of The girls are going to Kelowma to play in an annual a heartbreaker, And the against Smithers and it was the play. Then, with 45 sec- many factors. Area restrictions brought in by high-calibre 12-learn tourney, hosted by Kelowna team is still scratching their a heart-stopper. onds left, Smithers scored to the Feds with the Mifflin Plan reduced his har- Senior Secondary. Teams from all over the province heads trying to figure out "We did what we tskc a 2-1 win. will be attending. ~.... vest area. The price of fish caught and canned in whatwent wrong, wanted," Klusa says. "We the traditional high-volume industrial manner "Lots of people were Girls coach Jackte Thomson says her squad is doing The boys went into the came out swinging and took standing on the sidelines in well, but it's been a busy year twing to fit in practices, was plummeting thanks to the fish farmers finals, hdd two weekends ittotbem." whose artificially-reared, drug-infected fish disbelief," Kluss says. "No mad-trips and fund raising events needed to help pay were swallowing more and more of the world ago at Caledonia, as the. Klusa says Cal controlled one could believe what had for their activities. salmon market. Added to this was the immeas- favourile to takc it all. t the neutral zone and played just happened." Two weekends ago, the girls held a zone play-day at '~g pressure+by govermmentresourcemanagers, But that didn't happen .... well both offensively and Klusa also says he and all ~iI Thorohill Yrr,~ary. Thomme+nsays the Kermodes iports fishem;Wirst Natioos fishers+: and environ- "I don't know what h a~ ':, defensively. ,~ / the =.players took the loss 131ayed very ~l~nd finis~ s~nd to Charles Hays mentahsts, all of them dtssatmfiod wsth the pened," says coach Blaine "But we just couldn't put pretty hard. ~~' a'l~e~ r~nd robin play. ,++@~.~ii J Kluss. "We played great, "They were in shock for a • Unfortunately, the girls lost out to Prince Rupert destructive aspect of the mixed stock fishery. dominated our opponents in The realization that a living made fishing couple of days," Kluss says. Secondary in the semis. every game, bat we just "I couldn't sleep. I just kept "When you get up 15-0 and then lose the next two sockeye meant a higher by-catch of scarce sled- couldn't get the ball in the head and threatened echo led Hawkshaw and replaying the game over and straight, it shows your lack of experience," Thomson net. And we had umpteen "'Lots of people were over in my head/" says. "Plus, I think they were both mentally and physi- his partner Clarence Nelson to Petmnia and his chances." catch-'em-by-the-jaw net. From an American standing on the Still, Klnas says if he had. eaily tired." Things started off well for sidelines in disbelief. to play the game again he But Thomson says her team has been getting better company Hawkshaw et al. acquired a net 100 Cal. The boys were a little fathoms long, with half in 4-inch mesh and the No one could believe wouldn't ask the team to do and better. rusty in the first half of their "Every tournament they show improvement," remainder consisting of a 35-inch weave, stg- what had just hap- anything differently. They match against visiting played their best and he Thomson says. "They've come a long way. I think nifieantiy smaller than the standard 200 fathom MESS from Kitimat. But pened"--Blaine Muss net with a mesh size exceeding 4.6 inches. thinks they deservedto win. we're finally coming together.'" late in the game they piled it "I want to say thanks to And they're getting a lot of that much-needed experi- Live fish can be bled and drem¢d. Dead fish on, ending up with a 3-1 can't, A typical gilled salmon goes into rigor the guys," he says. "I really enos. This past weeken,d, the girls were in Prince win. appreciated all their hard Rupert for a tournament there And next weekend, morris and begins to decompose. A dead salmon Cal's next tv+,o matches is easily discoloured, loses its scales, and gener- work and effort. Even they're heading for Kelowna. were goal-festa against visit- it away," he says, "And un- "It's pretty high-calibre," T~omsen says of the ally winds up being battered, bnt no longer be- fortunately in the end, all though the result wasn't ing squads from the Queen Okansgan tournament. "And hopefully it will get us wildered by the time is arrives at the buyer. A that matters is the score." what we wanted, I'd still do Charlotte Islands. Caledonia it all again next year." geared up for the zones." rock fisher too, Hawkshaw had experience beat both Masses and Queen The game was tied 1-1 delivering live fish to the point of sale. For last Those zones are coming up in Kitimat .Nov. 15. few seasons he had also been rising live tsaks to hold sockeye. To ensure the highest quality product Hawkshaw planned to catch his fish by the Badminton's better than ever jaw, not only dramatically reducing the ps- s~ility of damage, but also enabling him to release all non-target fish. Club prepares for When it was time, the fish weald then be stunned with a blow to the head. After that, one gill filament would be broken so the fish could Doubles Tournament be bled in running water. Then, careful evis- TERRACE'S badmmton "That's a lot of fun," COy ceration would take place followed by chilling club is off to a great start says. "You get to meet and in salt water slush to retard bacteria growth. this year, as more and play a lot of different people Finally the fish would be packed I0 to 20 per more people get out and of different abilities." box, sealed and sent by track or plane to market. smash a few birds. Last Thursday night the With assistance from EcoUust C.tnada, the "I don't Imow where club waived their $4 drop-in I'hwkshaws were able to garner the support of they're all coming from, fee and hosted a free night the Provincial Ministry of Food and Fish and but it's wonderful," says to get more people out to convince the DepaJrtment of Fisheries and play who might not other- club organizer Diane Oceans to allow thexa an experimental fishery wiseget a chance. Coy. for sockeye. During one of the most highly AJtd coming up Nov. 15 is volatile fishing seasms ever, when most their Apparently badminton's hot this year. About 35 the club's annual doubles colleagues' boats were tied to the docks await- tournament. Last year the ing openings, the MV Tricia Lynn and the MV people turn out every Tues- day and Thursday at Thorn- event turned out to be of Roving Beauty made short sets with tooth nets very high calibre because a and laboured to ensure their product remained hill Jr. Secondary where the intact. It worked. Producing a premitm product was only one "I don't know where they're aH coming from, hurdle. A market needed to be identified. but it's wonderful wDiane Cey EcoTrust Canada, with their ethic of conservation-based development helped the Hawkshaws over this hurdle too. Ecotrnst's club plays. number of top players were Kalrina Kucey and Hawkshaw's 21-year-old That's really good news, already in Terrace holding daughter Trisha set out on a promotional trip to especially since the club had clinics for the Northern EC Vancouver where high-end reatanrants and , to recently raise they're fees Winter Games. sushi snppliers were captivated by the firm, sil- to cover a 300 per cent ri~e But Cey says while they vered, blemish free, tooth caught sockeye. in gym rental costs. might not get that level of Getting their product to market was another But that hasn't deterred play this year, it will still be obstacle. When air proved too expensive, those looking for great ex- exdtkg. About 30 compett- I'hwkshaw enteqgtsea turned to truck which, ercise, competition and s ton from around the north- because the earefully-treated sockeye keep well, fun social almcephere. weat are expected. They will proved capable of delivering the flgh in plenty "We have lots of drop-in conpete in men's, ladies' of time. The happy ~ding: the Hawkshsw fam- people," Cey says. "It and mixed doubles play. fly delivered premium wild fish to market and seems there are different "Hopefully some of the doubled their income, and they did so by apply- players out every night." new people we've been get- ing ingenuity, an ent+epreneurial spirit, elbow To help mix things up a ting will come out and try grease and minor modifications to their boat. bit, the club sometimes does the tournament," Coy says. This experiment strongly suggeals that, with s five.minute shuffle, where The doubles tournament the onset of second-grade farm fish, the salva- THE TERRACE Badminton Club hosted a free night last Thursday. All l~rt= of someone blows a whistle takes place Saturday, Nov. tion of small fisherman -- notably the gillaetter people turned out to smash some birds. Now the club's getting ready for their every few minutes or so and 15 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m at -- probably lies in the pursuit of quality. Doubles Tournament coming up this weekend at ThornhUl Jr. players all switch partners. Th0mhlll Jr. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - B9 B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997

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Old Dutch Hamper ...... $87,00 Overwaitea Food Hamper ...... $75.00 A Book - Diana Pdnness Of Wales ...... $29.95 245 Northern Mountain Helicopters 15 Piece Chicken Meal ...... $29.0(] Rshing Rod & Ambassador 7000 Reel ...... $380.00 Safeway Gift Certificate ...... $75.00 87 BC Tel Phone Mart 142 IKON Office Solutions 198 Northern Photo Ltd 112 Hour Helicopter Tour for 6 People ...... $590.67 293 TerraceChrysler Ltd. 340 Protech Electronics 32 CarpetOne Taffy Telephone ...... $39,95 LogltechPage Scanner & SimplyAccounting 4,0 ...... $559.00 Fuji D1-270 Zoom Compact Camera ...... $209.95 246 AzorcanAutobody 1 - 12 Volt Battery ...... $95.45 Remote "IV Turn Off ...... $129,00 Nylac Carpet Cleaner ...... $18.99 88 Vic Froese Trucking 143 McGavinsFoods Ltd 199 CanadianFreightways 4 Hours of Antobody Painting ...... $290,00 294 Hava Java 341 B.C.Hydro 33 GraceFell Florist One Load Crushed Gravel ...... $80,00 2 Cases Of Assorted Breads ...... $48.00 1/53 Scale CanadianFreightwaysTandem Rig ..... $40.00 247 TsunamiMushroom Co Ltd Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 Programmahle Thermostat & Outdoor Timer ...... $150,00 1 Dozen Long-Steramed Roses ...... $50.00 89 TerraceMotors Ltd 144 Seaport Umousine 200 CanadaSafeway Vadety Pack - 6 Vadedes of Dried Mushrnems...... $150.00 295 WayneWatson Construction 342 Dairywodd Foods 34 SpeedeePrinters DeluxeCar CareKit & CaseOf 10w30 Motor 011...... $85.00 2 Return Tickets, Terrace/Stewart ...... $107.00 Safeway Chds~as Hamper W~ Turke~ ...... $75.00 248 McAlplne And Co Overwaitea Gift Certificate...... $100.00 1 Block of Cheese ...... : ...... $25.00 Gift Certificate for I~olour Copying ...... $50.00 90 TerracePublic Library 145 Speed Cleaners 201 Scottie's U Brew Ambassador 7000-03 Big Water Cast/Troll Reel ...... $240.00 296 Western Equipment Limited 343 Air B.C, Weller Oxygen/Propane Torch Kit ...... $136.00 35 Ted Garner Century 21 Weightman & Smith Realty Books- "Where'sWaldo" &"A Chd~ Star"...... $34.32 Dry Cleanin~ ...... $25.00 One Batch of Wine ...... $100.00 249 Northwest Community College TermceNancauver Rotum Ticket ...... $450.00 OdnginalPainting ~ UghtsOfthe North"...... $100.00 91 NorthernMountain Helicopters 146 Kennodei Trading Co. 202 Blue Ridge Ventures Ltd, One Large Special Event Cake ...... $40,00 297 KermodelBeverages 344 Skeena Cablevision/0SG Interactive 36 GemmaBed & Bath Boutique 1/2 Hour Helicopter Tour for 4 People ...... $439,29 6lit Certificale ...... $50.00 Gift Certificate For P~romotional Products ...... $100.00 250 RiversideDisposal Ltd. 5 Cases of Pepsi-Cola ...... $50.00 One Year Residential Internet Service ...... $359,40 Cotton Throw, Western Design ...... $69.98 92 JeansNorth 147 NorthernPetro Tech 203 PeregrinEnterprises One Year Residential Garbage Collection ...... $98,23 345 J&F Distributors Ltd. 37 J&F Distributors Ltd. Gift Certificate ...... $75.00 3 - 1 Inch Bay¢o Gravity Nozzles ...... $105,00 2 Hour Hiab Crane Time.:: ...... $145.00 251 Demers & Bredle Kodie Kermode HOUR TWELVE SUNDAY 8PM - 9PM 2 Cases(24x300g) MJB Premium Coffo(PEXRm ...... $110.00 1 Caseof Dickson's Deluxe Ground Coffee...... :..$147.50 93 McEIhanneyConsulting 148 ShamesMountain Ski COrp 204 Thomhlll Motors Umited Ediltlon Jointed Teddy ...... $155,00 298 Dairy Queen 346 IKONOffice Solutions 38 TerraceEquipment Sales Safeway Gift Certificate ...... $100.~)0 Seveo Full Day Adult Uft Passes ...... $210.00 "VIP Club Membership",:.;;L: ...... $68.35 252 TotemBeverages Gift Certificate ...... $27.95 Best of the Web,Web Com~, SimplyA¢cblg ...... $340.00 Two Life Jackets ...... $99.90 94 GreatWest Ufe 149 ParagonInsurance 205 TotemBeverages Old Dutch Hamper ...... $87,00 299 Great West Ufe 347 Lakelse Dental Centre Large loon Carved By Hummel ...... $135.00 5 Used StacKing Chairs (Chrome/Dusty Rose)....,$125,00 39 BC Automotive Supply Black LeatherSoft SidedBdef CaseBag ...... $169.40 FireExtinguisher/2 Sm0ke/Carbon Meaox Alarms ...... $150.00 Old Dutch Hamper ...... $87.00 253 BandstraTransportation Bosch Ddving Ughts ...... $139,95 95 HomeHardware Ltd, 150 TerraceEsso 206 Straw's Machine Shop ;, General Freight From Vancouver ...... $250.00 300 Nechako Morthcoast 348 Northern Native Broadcasting 40 Bank Of Montreal Makita 3/8" Cordless Drill ...... $79.99 Complete Winter Servicing ...... $50.00 2 Hours Labour ...... $130.00 254 RichardEvans/RemaxTerrace Safoway Chrtslznas Hamper with Turkey ...... $75.00 15 - 30 Second Adve~semente on CFNR- Rk1,.., $225.00 2 Tickets To "The Long Weekend" @ T,LT ...... $60,00 96 NorthernSavings Credit Union 151 PizzaHut 207 BC Automotive Supply . Co-Op Gift Ceroflcata ...... $50.00 301 No.coast Trimline 349 Terrace Mountain Bed & Breakfast 41 Clear Creek Contracting 1 Yr FreePkg ChequingAcct-No Service Charge ...... $120.00 Any Two Large Pizza of your Choice ...... $30,00 Complete Fuel Inje~oll='i'esling and Cleaning ...... $99.95 255 FountainTire Certificate Towards Labour I Supplies ...... $150.00 One Night Stay for Two Including Breakfast ...... $55.00 Safeway Gift Certlficate ...... $75.00 97 KalumTire Ltd. 152 CanadianHelicopters 208 TerraceTotem Ford Sales ;.',~-,; W1ntedzaUon Package ...... $50.00 302 AcadiaNorthwest Mechanical 350 Tim Hortone 42 Johnny's Welding 4 Wheel Alignment For Car Or "rruok ...... ~9.95 1 X 20 Minute Helicopter Ride ...... :... $250.00 Gift Certificate ...... $100.00 256 PizzaHut Spa Caddy ...... ;...... $89.95 Red Tim Hortons Mountain Blka ...... $230.00 U,S. Industrial "0" Ring Kit ...... $42,00 98 NorthStore 153 Polly'sCare 209 Terrace Steel Works Ltd ~,:~ Any Two Large Pizza of your Choice ...... $30.00 303 TotemBeverages 351 Houlden Logging Old Dutch Hamper ...... ;~...... $87.00 43 ExcelTransportation NigM Shirt (Large & 100% Cotton) ...... $45.98 Dinner for Seven ...... $78,00 Labor/Material to $200...L',;::...... $200.00 257 Sun Life Assurance Co Open-Box End Wrenches 1/41o 1 1/4 ...... $150.00 Two GoodyearF32 Winter Radials. YoarSize ...... $220.00 99 SherryAnderson, Notary Public 154 (~,a-Cola Bottling 210 Effective Fitness (1997) , • Golf Umbrella & Putter ...... $62.00 304 White Spot 352 Skeena Cellulose 44 GingerbreadPlayhouse Safeway Hamper ...... $75.00 5 Cases of Coke Classic ...... $85,00 6 Month Memberehip,fpi',Welght Room & Cardio...... $191.00 258 DaybreakFarms Ltd, Three Gilt Certificates ...... $60.00 One Lift 2x4 by 7 feet Long ...... $400.00 8 FootWide Net for Ball or RacquetGames ...... $120.00 100 RotaryClub Of Terrace 155 SpeeDeePdnters 211 Tfigo's Footwear Ltd I Case of Exlru Large Eggs ...... , ...... $36.00 305 Northern Savings Credit Union 353 GreyhoundCanada 45 Elker Auto Supply The McBike Shop $500.00 Certificate ...... $500,00 Double Pen Stand and Pencil Cup ...... $63.00 Pair Top Quality Childiz'rm~'Bbots- Size 4-7 ...... $50.00 259 Thomhill Pub 1 Year Free Safety Deposit 8ox Rental ...... $85.00 One Return Ticket Terrace to Anywhere B.C...... $420.00 2.5 Ton Floor Jack ...... $158,78 101 Minute Muffler And 8rake 156 TerraceCo-Op 212 IKONOffice Solutions Golf Shirt ...... $50,00 306 SpeeDee Pdnters 354 Bell Pole Company 46 AzorcanAutobody Gift Certificte ...... $100.00 Co-Op Food Ramper ...... 50,00 Bestof 1he Web,Web Cumin.n~er,,Simply Andng ...... $340.00 260 Terrace Video Stop Microsoft Natural Keyboard - Keyboard Dra~ver,.. $87.00 30 Round Cedar Fence Posts,..:...... $180.00 Rust Proofing 1Yeabnent ...... ~...... $155.00 102 Subway- Terrace 157 Anka's Fresh Food Care 213 A &ATerrace Bed & Breaklast 25 Movie and Game Retrial Coupons...... $125.00 307 Adam Engineering 355 Houlden Logging 47 Ev's Mens Wear Giant Party Sub (6fL Longll) ...... $70,62 Gift Certificate ...... $30.00 Safeway Gift Certificate;::;.., ...... $50.00 261 TorontoDominion Bank Gift Certificate - From Be Automotive ...... $100.00 85 Piece Meffic Tool Set ...... $180.00 Gift Certificate ...... , ...... $100,00 103 KermedeiBeverages 158 TerraoeHonda Sales 214 City of Terrace 1/10 Ounce Gold Coin ...... $72.00 308 Effective Fitness (1997) 48 SpringCreekAggregates Ltd, 5 Oases of Pepsi-Cola ...... $50.00 Dne Hour of Shop Tim ...... $65,00 6 Month Family Pass to Aquatic Cenllxe...... $182.00 6 Month Membershipfor WelgM Room & Cardio...... $191.00 One Load of Crushed Gravel ...... $90.00 104 RiversideDisposal Ltd. 159 RichardsCleaners, Laundromat, Showers & Tanning 49 Gim'sRestaurant Ltd, One Year Residential Gad~ageCollection ...... $98.23 10 Sessions Of Tanning ...... $40.00 Dinner for Ten ...... $150,00 105 TerraceCO-OP 160 Sun Life Assurance Co. SOME OF THE DIVERSE PROJECTS FUNDED BY THE ROTARY CLUB ARE: 50 Cad,sonWagonlit Travel Co-Op Dell Tray ...... $30.00 One Colour Block shirt (Xl) ...... $51,00 Certificate for Travel ...... , ...... $100,00 106 NeidEnterprises 161 TotemBeverages Computer for the Ubrary Child Development Centre Hospital Helipad Terrace Arena Lighting Case Axctic Cat Injection 011...... $140.00 Old Dutch Hamper ...... $67,00 The Rotary Club# Terrace thanks the followingpeople 51 CloseUp Business Services Computer for Terraceview Lodge Rotary Tennis Courts Minor Hockey Terrace Figure Skating 1 Yr Suhsedption Close-Up Magazine ...... $58.85 107 TerraceCredit Union 162 TymoschukAgencles Ltd, and busineSsesfor their cash and in kind donations. Minor Softball 52 TotemBeverages 5 - 1 oz. CanadlsnMaple Leaf Silver Coins ...... $75.00 Northern Motor Inn Gift Certificate ...... ;...... $75,00 CNIB Terrace Community Band Bus Shelters Old Dutch Hamper ...... $87,00 108 SkeenaBroadcasters HOUR SEVEN SUNDAY 3PM -4PM Polio Plus Program Scholarships Howe Creek Nature Trail Minor Soccer 30-30See. Reach Plan Me=age~- CJFW-FM...... $750.00 t63 RaincoastCrane Service Dr. Lepp Talstra & Company 53 Farwest Fuels International Student Exchange Christie Park Development Salvation Army NWCC Endowment Fund 100 Kg Natural Gas Fuel ...... $50,00 $400.00 of Crane Time ...... $400,00 Mountalnview Dental Clinic Wayside Grocery Ud 164 YourDecor Cubs & Scouts Senior Citizen's Centre Special Olympics Polio Plus Program 54 KermodeiBeverages HOUR FIVE SATURD/~Y IOPM - 11PM Royce Condle Architects Park Ave. Medical Clinic 5 Cases of Papsi-cela ...... $50,00 109 McPhersonTrucking Ltd. 4 Foot by 6 Foot Sculptured Area Rug ...... $125,00 Camp in India Welcome to Terrace Signs C,A,T, Scan Music Festival Close Up MBgazine Overwaitea Gift CertHicate...... $50.00 165 RealCanadian Wholesale Club Mags Gingles Foster Parents Plan Cataract Eye Operation RCMP Crime Prevention Vehicle Hospital Foundation 110 Aim-WoodContracting Surpdss Basket of Goodies from the Store ...... $48,00 HOUR THREE SATURDAY 8PM - 9PM The Terrace Standard Terrace Search & Rescue Boat Terrace Fire Department- Defibrilator Unit BC Special Olympics Sande Overpass Safeway 6ift Certificate ...... $75.00 16B SpotlessCleaners 55 Royal Bank Of Canada Terrace Library Reference Reading Room Terrace Baautificatlon Society Rotary/Kerr Ball Park Giant Stuffed Uon ...... $75,00 Gift Certificate Toward Leather Coat Cleaning ...... $50,00 BC Northern Winter Games '97 Lanfear Hill B10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 Recycle Yourself. 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The Terrace Standardreserves the right to classifyads underappropriate headings and to set ratestherefore and to determinepage location. OVER 30 The Terrace Standard remindsadvertisers that ii is againstthe provincial HumanRights Act to disedminateon the basisof children, marital status and CLASSIFICATIONS! employmentwhen placing "For Rent:" ads. Landlordscan state a no.smokingpreference. ACTION AD RATES 10. Real Estate The Terrace Standard reservesthe right to revise, edit, classify or rejectany advertisementand to retain any answersdirected to the News Box Reply 20 Mobile Homes Service. and to repay the customer the sum paidfor the advertisementand box rental. 30 For Rent Box replies on "Hold" instructionsnot picked up within 10 days of expiryof an advertisementwill be destroyedunless mailing instructionsare received. 40 Commercial Space Those answeringBox Numbersare requestednot to sendoriginal documents to avoid loss. 638-7283 For Rent All claimsof errorsin advertisementsmust be receivedby the publisherwithin 30 days after the first publication. 50 Wanted to Rent It is agreed by the advertiserrequesting space that the liabilityof the TerraceStandard in the event of failure to publishan advertisementas publishedl DEADLIME: FRIDAY 4 P.M. 60 For Rent Miss ~ shall be limitedto the amountpaid bv the advertiserfor only one incorrectinsertion for the portion of tho advertisingspace occupied by the incorrector Display, ~Vord Classified and Classified Display 70 For Sale Misc omitted item only, and that thereshall be no liabilityIn any event greaterthan the amount paid for such advertising. 80 Wanted Miss Name Address ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls 85 To Give Away 90 Cars For Sale Phone Start Date # of Insertions Terrace Standard # Weekend Advertiser on a Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline;is 100 Trucks For Sale CLASSIFICATION. Credit Card No, Expiry Date__ Thursday at 4 o.n~. for all disolav and classified ads. 110 Aircraft 120 Recrestion Vehicles r~ VlS~ [] MASTERCARD "TERRACE STANDARD, 3210 CLINTON STREET I ao Motorcycles PLEASE CLEARLY PRINT YOUR AD BELOW ONE WORD PER SPACE 140 Snowmobiles TERRACE, B.C. V8G 5R2 150 Boats and Marine All classified and classified display ads MUST BE 160 Heavy Duty Equipment :3 4 5 PREPAID by either cash, VISA or Mastercard. When 170 Farm Machinery 180 Pets phoning in ads please have your VISA or Mastercard 190 Uvestock 6 7 8 9 10 number ready, 200 Farmers Market CLASSIFIED WORD ADS OBITUARIES 210 Garage Sales 220 Lost and Found 11 12 13 14 15 T.Standard 1 Insertion- $6.60 (+tax) $25.00 for 3 inches W.Advertiser 1 insertion $7.61 (+tax) *Additional at $6.94 230 Personals 240 Births 19 20 - $6.60 Both Issues (consecutive)- $11.50 (+tax) per column inch. 250 Card of Thanks 16 17 18 ADDITIONAL ISSUES - $6.00 ea. No copy change - consecutive 260 In Memorium Issues. *Additional words (over20) 15¢ each per issue. 270 Obituaries E].75 6.90 7.05 7.20 7.35 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS CONFIDENTIALBOX SERVICE 280 Business Services $10.84 per column inch Pickup $3.50 Mail out $5.00 290 Bus Opportunities BIRTHDAYIA~MVERSARY LEGAL ADVERTISING 295. Courses 7.55 7.70 e.oo 8,15 e.:3o $25.(]0 for 3 inches, includes 1 photo. $12.78per column inch 300. Help Wanted For longer ad, please use a oeparate sheel *Addi!ional at $6.94 per column inch 320 Work Wanted 325 Situations Wanted Clip & Mall This Form To: Phone Fax For regional coverage place your ad in the weekend 330. Notices Terrace Standard editton of the Weekend Advertiser. 340. Legal Notices 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2 STANRD 638-7283 638-843Z

NEW HOME ON desirable NEW HOUSE ON 125 acres. $2000 RENT - Surrey City Cen- 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, situated 26 PRIVATE acres, 10 minutes GRANISLE, B.C. Clean 3 bed- THREE BEDROOM full base- Shuswap Lake. Lake shore lot Located in the Kispiox Valley ter, older basement home on on nice sized lot and quiet from Terrace, 4 bedroom, 2 room, 1000 sq I1 bungalow with ment house for sale. Large lot. near Chase, B.C. For sale or evenincls 842-5560. 1/2 acre of fruit trees. Close to street. Close to school, hospital bathroom rancher. Fenced pas- basement. Sacrifice at $36,000, Phone 635-3831. trade 1-250-847-3229. all amrnenities, great potential and park. asking $130,000. Call tures, 30 x 40 shop. Call 638- $5000 down, owners will "OWNER FINANCING" Rural investment! $265,500. 1-604- 635-1554. 1080 6 - 9 pm or weekends. finance 1-250-697-6359. setting close to town, ,4 bed- 589-3662. 4 BEDROOM, 1100 sq It full 4 BEDROOM, 2 bathroom QUICK. POSSESSIONI 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, large shop, 4 1350 SQUARE foot rancher basement house, 2 ng fire- home in Houston with new room house, 1200 sq fl, in law 1/2 acres, 160,000. Call 615- Carl Steve Cook home in new subdivision, places, 6 appliances, 30 x 32 sq kitchen, family room, sauna, & suite downstairs. New fino and 6410. vaulted ceilings, skylights, 2 tl shop, wired, heated, cement workshop in finished basement, carpets, n/g heat and hot water. at638-7144 bathrooms, large kitchen with floor, all are on 1/2 acre land lo- large deck overlooking private Reduced price to $165,000. Day Or Night island, blinds throughout. cated at 4512 Ka]um Lake Dr. backyard with kids playhouse Call 635-9058. $169,900. Call 635-9049 or Asking $172,000 obo. Call 633- facing greenbelt. Natural gas 638-6880. 9290. furnace, hot water, stove, 2 HORSESHOE, 1380 square 11 4 bedroom home. Well main- 12 X 60 trailer, fddge, stove, HORSESHOE 2 ACRES In Jack Pine Flats. fireplaces, & barb-e-q hook-up. Fridge & woodstove also tained, gas fireplace up, wood natural gas heat, newer hot wa- Lots of trees, good soil, very pri- down, full basement, 2 baths, ter tank. Ready to move in Am- Charm & Convenience vate, 300 ft driveway, under- included. Asking $142,000. Brand new family home with 1903 Hungerford. Phone 845- sauna deck, 80' x 120" lot, fruit bassador Park $18,750 obo ground utilities, comes with 12 x Notary Public trees, carport. Call 638-0108 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and RealEstote, 2077. 8477-8986. 63 mobile home. Entrance, sun- $157,500. over 1870 sq. ft. Full base- deck, fully renovated, top to bot- Conveyancing CUTE AND cozy two bedroom 1976 14 x70 mobile home in ment and an over-sized sin- Wills, HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bed- Burns Lake. $16,000. INo tax! tom, Natural gas. Room to build MobileHome plus, mobile home with nice ~e garage. NO GST! house. Price $106,000, Call Transfers, yard. Cheaper than rentingl rooms, 2 bathe. 1484 sq 11 fin- 10 x 48 mobile home $3500. 199,900 635-6995 De 635-3756. Declarations, Asking 35,000 to view call 638- ished basement. Two fire- Delivery can be arranged. Call Morlgage 0701. places, lot size 85' x 132'. Avail- Glen. 1-250-692-3375. OKANAGAN 2000 beach Docurnentofion, able immediately. 4819 Loan Notarizotions EXCELLENT 2 bedroom ranch- 1980 MOBILE home, 14 x 70 Opportunity Knocks! "Treed lots', 'rec centre' level M~ber Ave. $169,900. call 635-2946. appliances included. Excellent 1264 sq. ft. home with 3 er on 3.5 acre lot. Quiet street, building sites. Serviced lots 4921 Gair Avenue IN SMITHERS Area, 1.59 acr- condition. $24,500 delivered. bedrooms and 1 bath on a from $27,900. Home & Lot from new shingles, new linD, re- Terrace, S.C., V8G 2K1 painted throughout, includes es, zoned heavy industrial for Other's available. 1-800-809- 110x137 lot zoned MI. 6 $110,900. Information/video timber processing. 3000 sq 11 8041 or 1-403-458-6398 Jany appliances and a wired shop package toll free 1-888-431- Tel: (250) 635-5988 four appliances, nicely land- ~.~ Fax: (250) 635-5926 j scaped with fruit trees. Must building, 208 volt, 600 amp, 3 or Joanne. are included. Minutes from 4411. phase electrical service, 1200 town and very suitable for a see. Southside Terrace. 1980 MOBILE home. 14 x 70 sq 1t home with basement, 900 home vased business. $109,000 firm. Call 635-4252. .... appliances included. Excellent sq n Dice, 3000 sq n coveroo .. $89,900 stora 6 " '~ in =275 000 847 condition. $24,800 delivered. g '~*'~.~'~g ~" ~i ~ ~,~,~.Other:s,~: available. ~.~1i1~00~9- 555t days: ...... - ...... 80#1 "oi~'f-4O3:~Sg:63~e"J~@ With low interest rates and more selection NOW LARGE SPLIT level home, or Joanne, ' A Lot For A Little is a good time to make the move to home 1946 square feet, 4 appliances, 1996 DOUBLE wide SRI manu- fireplace, central vac, deck, fin- factured home, 2 bedrooms, 2 A few quiet cul-de-sac lots still available starting at $42,500 + ownership. Check out some of these staffer ished basement, double paved GST. Average lot size is 73x132. Don't wait call today. MLS baths, includes ensuile with ja- homes, with 5% down and as little as $347.48 a drive, double garage/openers, 4 cuzzi tub, 5 appliances, 3 sky bathrooms, den, fenced back- month, you could be buying. ~:~ • .iiiiii;ii!i~.:!!iiii lights, full drape and blind pack- SOUTHSIDE yard, 5 bedrooms. Many other age, n/g free standing fireplace, extras, asking $184,500. Call adult section in quiet park. DareTo Compare 4620 Weber 4633 Soucie 638-8089. Phone 638-1821. New 2 storey home with custom 13P4 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, Story and a half, 2 br MUST SEILll 1 1/2 story log KERMODE PARK Home Sales woodwork, upgraded fixtures home on acreage south of firet#ace, asking $108,000 Asking $107,5~ ,: :~i~i?.~!i!!! ii :::: .. located acoross from weigh and unique decor.0ut-standing Burns Lake. Out bldgs, hay scales, featuring SRI modular quality throughoutthis 2 bath,3 fields, offers considered, Call home and 14 x 70 mobile bedroomhome. 3505Orr Place 3943 Kerby St Frame Restty 1-250-692-3115 homes. Call 635-5350, $149,900 Inc, GST, MLS 3986 McNeil Rancherstyle front, 1 1/2 storeyin for info, 1449 sq, ft., 3br., fireplace 14x70Mobile back, nice doylighl basement. LARGE SELECTION of reno- Appraised at S201,fiOfi. Asking NEW HOME 1187 Sq. ft. full vated and as is 14' wide homes. Asking $92,000 3 br,, shop basement, garage, sundeck. 3 THORNHILL Asking $85,900 SI95,000. Hes largedeck; bosenlenl Low prices. Will deliver and 60~ oornp]ete. bdrm, 2 full baths, garden block. Jandel Homes, Edmon- ~,J SpotlightOn Valuel window, skylights, dishwasher. ton, Alberta. 1-403-478-1404. 104-3616 Larch 635-1705 or 635-0226 Brick and Vinyl siding. 3540 1990 mobile home in nearly 3977 Mist St PAD AVAILABLE for new new condition 936 sq.ft, with 3 3 I~r., sunken livingroom, 1104 sq. ft. 3 hr., Shep , $189,900 ~ , Cory Street, $182,000. includes GST. 635-4568 eveninfls. home Boulderwood ~/IHP, To bedroomsand a large bathroom. Askieg $79,900 Asking $T6,500 order your new home cell Gor- This family mobile home is in a NEW HOME 3 bedrooms, 2 don 638-1182. stable park environment. bath, 1300 sq tt rancher, Must ~ 3832 Skinner St #111 - 3616 Larch TRIPLE E manufactured home, $49,9OOMLS see, many extras $156,000. In- 1M2 sq.fL 12x68 Mobile cludes GIST, AVA Holdings Ud. 2 bedroom, 2 baths, jacuzzi, 2 hr., shop with 12x46additin~ Call 638-0745. fireplace, plus more, adult park. RURAL 635-5350, Asking $69,000 Asking $39,900 REDUCED TO: $119,000 (obo) Tranquility Plus 3332 Gillespie in Mounta]nview _ " This 3 bedroommodular home Subdivlsion in Houston. 3 has been completelyupgraded. bedroom; garage; garage deck; Offers 2 large decks and a land- Callme to find outjust how affordableit is t~ be a fenced yard; new carpets scaped yard with garden shed, homeowner, P.S. And checkout "AirMlles" throughout; 2 baths; master Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac ensure with hardwood floors with a beautifulview. and jetted jacuzzi tub, New Your Welcome $129,900 MLS WightmanjimDuffy&Smith Real~~.Ltd ~CJ~I3~I lY,2] switches & fixtures throughout. - nat. gas, ~k kitchen Comes with F/s: w/d; Call Ryan to view', 1-250-845-7755. Wagon ExceptionalValue 635-6361 cabinets, tile entrance Custom built 3 bedroom,2 bath way, skylight, 5 y~r VILLA FROMTERRA - Carefree Hostesses for home on a quiet 2 acres. new home warranty of Riverside living in beautiful Spacious kitchen with a sepa= B.C., Southside. downtown Ashcroflll One level Terrace, B.C. townhcuses from $79,900. No rate dining that leads to a Beautifully maintained 2 year Asking $139,000 private deck. In-law suite with old mobile, Cathedral ceiling, maintenance, a/c 5 year new are: INCLUDING GST home warranty. Call 1-250-453- separateentrance. deluxejacuzzi ensuite, n/g fire- Elaine 635-3018 $189,900 MLS place, and a spacious oak 635-0370 2035 or 1-250-453-9648. kitchen make this one winner,2 bedrooms are aeperated I~y liv- Terw 635-6348 Country Elegance ing area so no long hallway's. A beautiful home on over 5 Crystal 635-3531 ACRES of tranquility. Just #25 Kermode Park $93,900 MLS minutes from town this home SINGLEHURSTFOREST Gilllan 635..3044 offers it all with a magnificent Attractive 3 bedroom starter home with new flooring, sunken 2 to 8 acreparcels located 15 mi~?utesfromtown. If you have kitchen, hardwoodfloors, cathe- livingroom, family size dining dral ceiling, a balconeyoff the room, covered deck, and 4 Eachparcel offers a great view streanT,beautifully treed, moved to Terrace master bedroomand 2200sq. ft. and all backonto cro~v~land, appliances. or have just had a of graciousliving. $104,000 MLS "You'#love the very nature of if." $254,900 MLS $69,000 to $93,700 MLS new baby, or are 2377 Hemlock Street Buy NOWand SAVEthe G.S,T. getting married, or COMMERCIAL .... NEWl NEW! 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouses, Features Sheila Love • starting a new include bay window in the living- 635-3004 FreightTerminal for Lease room, patio doors to yard, cus- business, just give Good Hwy 16 East exposure. tom blinds throughout, paved 2900 sq. ft. dock level with parking, and a carport. ~n e of us a call. j 1280 sq. ft, office adjoining on $128,500 MLS 1.25 acre gravelledsite. Opento Kenney Townhouses Offers, JUST LISTED~ 4 bedroomhome with 1 bedroom In-law suite, 3 baths including jacuzzi tub, 2 2 BASEMENT suite, quiet Ioca. kitchens, spacious family room, tion, fireplace, fridgs, stove, 53 AcresReady For Developement double garage, security system, washer & dryer. $550 per ExcellentHwy commercialsite for motel,convenience/gas bar etc. 5.9 and 7 appliances, month includes utilities, Single acres of primehighway frontage Pdced to sell at person or couple preferred. Call 638-1505, Only$204,000 MLS 4633 Scott Avenue $184,500 MLS 2 BDRM 4820 Lazelle f/s wld, DevelopmentSite No pets, no smoking. Storage 313 x 122 lot on 4600 blockof Walsh Avenue. Ideallylocated for re- room security entrance development,Includes 2250 sq.fl, hall. ~ SheilaLove $700/mnth. 638-0046 evenings, $209,000+GSTMLS Avail, immediately. 635-3004 2 BEDROOM t0wnhouse, fridge/stove, no pets, referenc. Rr~'/~l~of Terrace es required. Suitable for professional COUDle, Call 638-.3796,

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TRAILER WITH large joey shack, Thornhill. Available Nov. 1st, $550 per month. Call 635- ROOMMATE WANTED to 2 13 inch studded winter tires. 1 AERO FLOW End Gate, for Kalum TraileLPark-#51 E SKATE sharpening ~achine. 1191. share cozy 2/3 bedroom house round birdcage, big enough for Toyota pu, use full in pulling 5th in Horseshoe area. Must be reli- 2 - 4 birds. Phone 635-5526. wheel, $50. Schwinn air dyne 3 head Flemming Gray (FG-5). Two bedroommobile I~or~e. Was $18,000 TWO BEDROOM house, fridge able $350 per month and share 8000 LB Warren winch, no tog- exercise bike with digital pulse 2 blade holders and accesso- and stove elec. heat, $400 per utilities. Stop by Agar Red & ~la switch, $275. 847-9865. meter & workload indicator ries. Excellent condition, like Now Only $1 4,500 month, security deposit & ref's White, Misty River Tackle (no $650, Phone 042-5899 (week- new, $6000 new asking $4000. required. Nelson Road - New phone calls at store) or call Kyle ARTS AND Crafts Supply Can- days only}. Call 847-3787. Only $2,000 Down and $289/mo Nerve available Nov, 15. Call Ire. Mil order catalogue. Phone at 635-4679. FALL FLOORING Salel Lowest or fax for your free copy. 1-250- ANTIQUE OAK desk, 19 x 48, Will give you ownership! 635.6904. price everl Solid pine itoodng- 395-2055. Huge selection, great double pedestal, 6 drawer, UNIQUE, PRIVATE, loft-bed- rustic grade 'shorts', (3/4" x 2 prices. $325. 635-5407. Phone: 638-0555 room, bachelor's home. Non 1/2") 12.5" to 27.5" In length. smoking available Nov. 1, $450 WOULD YOU LIKE to lose Only $.98/sq fl, Cash & Carryl leer month. Call 638-8656. inches (fat) while you sleep? No The environmentally alternative dieting or exercise required. to any synthetic flooring, at the ~®~ "l'he product that is helping lowest price ever. suitable for 1,000"s CHAN~E THEIR BOD- low traffic areas, very easy to 2 BEDROOM house in Thorn- 4 BEDROOM HOUSE with ga- IES," Call Undo toll free 1-888- instalU Also available, solid hill. Stove, fridge, n/g heat. ear- rage close to town. Suitable for 436.1222. birch flooring, T & G wood pan- ry no pets, no parties. Suitable a family, no dogs please. Rent eling and moulding to match. for 2 peopla. $600 per month negotiable. Phone 635-9151. OFFICE SPACE - 500 sq It T Francois Lake Woodworking. plus security deposit. Call after AVAILABLE NOV. 15. 4 bdrm across from terrace Coop, 4614 Phone: 1-e88-532-0288 or 695- 6 pm 635:7467. upper duplex on Medeek. Ng Greig. Second floor, a/c, $525 Terrace Professional Building, centrally BUY OR SELL I 6405 fax: 695-6550. 2 BEDROOM mobile $700 per heat included. • $850./mon, per month, plus utilities. Call located. 5,000 ft. available. This space can FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Ter- month. For rent. References re- Security deposit and references 632.7502. Tupperware race Correctional Centre, 638- quired. Call 624-2995, required. 798-9554. WAREHOUSING 50 x 80. be divided. Exterior newly renovated. ~REN NATI'BS 2171 Monday through Friday - Downtown. Call 635-1166. 2 BEDROOM mobile home in BRAND NEW duplex. 2 bed- Contact John Strangway at 635-3333 8:00 am to 11:30 am. $47.00 Thornhill, NG heat, frldge & room or 3 bedroom 1600 sq ft 635-7810 Padfic, plus GST for a pick-up load. children and pets welcome. stove, no pets, references re- RETAILOR OFFICELEASE SPACE I Bench area $850 per month, f/s quired. $600 per month. Plus Almarlin Budding $300 security deposit, Call 635- available immediately 635- Noffhwest Ant[o,ues 2946. Available Nov. 1197. 1720. 3219 Eby St. 2 BEDROOM mobile home, 15 DUPLEX IN Thornhill. $700 per 2,500~l.fi. filml0r Office, G;0und fl~ I FURNITUREREPAIR & REFINISHINGJ month, f/s, w/d. Prefer working 1,000s$fl. to 1,500 sq.h. Office 2nd floor minutes drive to town, $600 per 'The Keys to Safe Driving" 01d- New- Small or Big month. Call 635-3756. couple, Call 635-3546 after 5:00 gm. Ph:635-7191 Stripping- veneer replace- 2 bedroom unit in 4 plex. 5 ap- JGift Certificates J pliances, n/g fireplace and mini FARM PROPERTY: 3 bedroom ment or repair, Inlay repair. storage• No pets. References - 2 bath, bath house, close to OFFICESPACE Looking for that Office furniture required. Please call 638-2071 town suitable for horses & ani- Specialties - Piano and or 635-4954 eveninqs. mals. $800 per month. Refer- FOR RENT.• hard to find gift for ence required, reply ilia #88 c/o antique pool lables 2 BEDROOM unit in Thornhill, SinGle or combined offices Christmas, Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton available immediately. 25 yearsprofessional experience, Now taking applications. New St., Terrace BC V8G 5R2. Birthdays or appliances, gas fireplace, pave- Starting at $170.00 per ment parking $400 single, $425 FU RNISHED BEDROOM in pri- • Graduation~ Pick up and delivery vate home in Thornhlll. Use of month. Call Steve Cook at double, Plus utilities. Referenc- Assessments (/~" ~ )) Free Eslirnates es preferred, call 5635-5600. kitchen, utilities included. $350 ColdwBll Banker. 1st per month. Prefer working per- Back End of BandstraTrucking 2/2 BEDROOM trailars in son. Call 635-1553. Available Thomhill, One is $475 per Nov. 1eL 3111 BlakeburnSt. Terrace,B,C month, the other is $550 per Prince Ruped u,. MurrayTornkins0n month plus damage deposit. LARGE NEW 2 bedroom town- T~II Flee !-800-665-1998 Available Nov. lj97 no pets. house• Available Dec, 1, wash- PH/FA]( &35-TS32_ 638-0435 Call 635-9530, er, dryer: hook up, three appliances, $750 month. Call 638- 2/3 BEDROOM, NEW, damage 0661. deposit and references required. For more Info call 635- NEW 3 bedroom condo's 1320 2932. sq ft; c/w 5 appliances, blinds, on site mini storage, non ~" ~,":&~4~f :~ ~i~::~:.:~;;:~:~!~!;~ 3 BEDROOM 1 1/2 bath duplex smokers, no pets. References with storao.~., room in Thornhill, required. $875 per month. P..efG;ances required, $750, #2609 Braun St. Terrace. Call Phone 635-6905 evenings, 1-250-632-6636, Available Dec. 1 NEWLY RENOVATED two 3 BEDROOM house in Horse- bedroom apartment for rent im- shoe. Full basement, 1 1/2 mediately. No pets, damage de- bath. 3 appliances, no smoking, posit and references required, close to schools & walking' dis- $600 per month. Call 635-1126 tance to town. Available Nov, or 635-6991. 1st, $950 per month and dam- aqe deposit. Phone 636.8430. NEWLY RENOVATED, 3 bedroom townhouse on Davis Ave., 3 BEDROOM house natural new kitchen, carpets and n/g gas heat and hot water, f/s, w/d fireplace:~,Available Nov. 1 $750 available immediately, $700 p.m. Call 635-3004 and leave a ...... plus utilities, references re- 1| qulred. 635-1971. messa~e. NOW TAKING applications. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE with up- Newly renovated 14 x 70, 3 stairs, f/s included, close to bedroom 2 bathroom trailer, 5 school and town, Available Nov, appliances. Located in Jack -1st Horseshoe area, Call 635- I Pi~tt~=,Flat~.~=$800' ~pet mo~tl~. 151743nytlme';~ h--'~us~', ~rid"~,!i Catl;639~S{~3~V~,.~uA l i I Pro,Vac ,' llstove, fro~lf~t, wesher, dryer,} ONE &.'i'~3NO: BEDRO01VI t~;'.:,';~ ...... , ~. ,f.. L~.~;-- ~. Chimney Furnace and Duct Cleaning r" $900 a month, available Nov. 1. APARTMENT' for" rent. No ' ~'~, ~...j~'".'~'- Cleaning of air ducts reduces maintenance problems, Ca11635-4138, smoking, no pets. Call 635- 9684. ~~~~~~.~. allergiesimpr°vesair quality, and furnace efficiency and reduces w'~Iki 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, large ~ need 1900 sqfl shop, concrete sO~NeEmBnED:OmeOnMtaPoa;~:n~e~s ~~"~]~r~J~'r--- ' " "-'Fl'i~ . rl~ We eli0 do Septic Cleaning& Wet & Dry Vacuuming ,- floors, 2 large overhead doors, _ g___ ' P .~' .... • ~ rnrl hint Rl'~nn ~nd hn,L~,~ requirea. ~4ou per moron, ,~,-,i Infr.- ...... ~...... =,'=o '7"7,')=:: $1600 per month. Phone 635- 5513. . ONE BEDROOBEDROOM BASEBENT 3"~EDROOM newly built side suite close to town, no pets, no q N -~ M-m~ p I"[!=00;;)'I I 0¢ '~ ,, atplex,.... in /efface," avallau" ~le parties, damage deposit and Nov 1/97, $850 per month and references required, available - ' - .. ~ ...... Nov 1, $550 per month utilities • ...... r " ,o,¢,== ~., ':"4 " ~ Y aamage oeposn, ~all t~o-.'-o,-,-tu . ," ...... or 632 4406 incluoeo. Uall t£.lU-t~u/q-, . " ' .r,,.,uuu ~,,~ ONE BEDROOM HOUSE on 3 BEDROOM '.v';~'wnh"$~' bench, NG heat, NOV 1 $525 WalKing omlance Io I • ~) ru~=. mnnfh t'tall ~"4~ n~"JO" per month. Available now. "~ ...... - ..... I '''~ ~.IK ~ """_1 .,"~':;,v,..,.m,~...*-.,, A.COMME.OtA' I~ Phone Steve at 632-5918 and ROOM AND BOARD available leave message. (townbouss in in private res. for single working Terrace.) .. : male for more information. Phone 635 2842 II~/--'~ [ ~, } .,'.,%W,~",,;~,'~,w.,,..,,,~,, ,o,.,,. ,, : Sheet Meta, Work 3 YEAR old 3 bedroom duplex. " " ~-~,.,. r-..,,.,f ,o,.~:,,..,,~:-,,,.j,,,,~:,,.#-;,.,:,,,,,,.. 5 appliances $775 per month. ROOM FOR rent, close to col- • Fitters I Sma 2 bedroom duplex $370 lege on business route, n../.s.(d, Air Conditioning [ "~ per month. Call 638-8639. no laundry available. All ufidces 4 R~RM ° hnmR nRnlrRIIv" nP...~t included. $350 per month, Call I , ,~.,,oo.~ . Fireplaces ...... ------" a~= ",1790 ed, rVg services, $900/mos. or uou-,., .... negot ab e, also 1 & 2 bdrrn su- ROOMMATE WANTED one ite. For the above please call bedroom shared kitchen utilities 635-6611. included, Horseshoe area. $350 per month. Phone 635-3307. ROOMMATE WANTED to J ~uIBml[ ~(lllaFe i share new 2 bedroom mobile, House Plans Ave,labia Through J ,ql', I 'I I141t 4 I J A__.-~..'--~.. J have own bath, references re- J L-~ptdilCllllililL~ J quired, $375 per month, Call ~ llorth.i~l Iril.. Madl=l. I~I~ • - . I 635-7125. . P'l'-t SALES AND INSTALLATIONS PI~II~ ~= I BACHELOR unit in II ~u~, =..,.,,.... i Thornhill suitable for single per- I~ ~ £5Ye~rs Exper/ence ~pP= ....l~lol"ers'• rqo frets ' ...... J son only.' Asking $450 per AsKASK tarfor Maraca warner _ I month including utilities, avail- -m~ j p Call: 635-44"/8 1 ab~a immediately. 3 bedroom ' I .TotolHomeRenovotion'~ "~""~ ...... I older house in downtown Ter- / I i-l-nterior.Exlerlor race. Asking $600 per month 3207 Munroe, Terrace m-,BB [ I QEc~y.W.ork-At ,, plus utilities. Available imme- i" -- I I Affordable Prices IH~I site 41, R.R.2, Camp 18, Terrace, B.C. V8G 3Z9 [~1~'~ I ~1~ J | diately. 2 bedroom suite in four- L'~ Lt~l='f *') ~ J I ForFr~Es'm'~alNo~ It iHi;':ii':i['i'ir~ii"r~rFlt>F"' H'" v"~l~ I ~,-~ II plex situated in good location O~#'g~.l ~ ],m.~,,~. L6.38-8198. " '" "' "' ':' " '~' "" ''~' '"' ""~' '" '~'' " " '" ,,,,r'.~ I ,~tl~_~'~') ~1 I I close to : downtown. Asking J ~,--~/.,~ J I $650 per :month plus utilities, J lii~ ~ I J Available November 15th. To J ~ J J view these propedles, call GIo- J ~ J J ria at Re/Max of Terrace. Prop- ,,,A.,Ue,,, . Fora[£yourdecoratingneecls~ J .~ JJ erty Management Services. I "='-"- II 6381400 P~9.r:(2m,,ae.2es~ ,II I COU,O__--IDa • [alrpet ~ iVLighfi0g Fixluresl y, I * "~..pA.YForVourHeat& I I SPACIOUS BRIGHT 4 I _."_°!_w~E...... II bedroom 2 bath, home m Je Linoleum V~"~. 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I " %=~,~=P °~ I I ences required. $950 per .~4;:.IN I .~'~'~';F~o~ I I month. Call635-2124. 'II I Call J" AreaRugs ~~,,~ Coverings I ~.ouv~o, sn~. I I THREE BEDROOM duplex for I J ...... J I rent in Thornhill as of November ~:!'~"~"~{;'~;'~'~'~II 638-7283 I vnTT#n~nr~ ~ I VIEWPOINT APTS, J I 1, $725 a month plus damage GAs.Fr.~s ...... I i j 632.4899 Jl deposit. Natural gas hot water ~~,~, ~o,,r H~,,. I I ..-,, ~ ; I KULOOCOUWrS. II and heat. Ideal for family, no J 632-2450 I I dogs. Phone 635-2942 or 638- J KJtlmat. BC J I 5423 (message) for appoint- J ...... J J merit to view,

---" Ill |,l~t i - WOODLAND /~ Ze.din the wam e~;;;~, 4423 Railway Avenue APARTMENTS ~]TX/",,m~_tl~_mr, ...... ii,= n" I Fox:(250)Ph:l"°'"s"8°l635.3612[~ --1 ~ I I ~[1 I~r~ = @ f Now under New Ownership and New ~i~'' Wi~dowCoverinos .Hor&00d . Wollpeper ° Ceramidile I TOLLF-REE~ ~.'~.~G • Management. 1,2, and 3 Bedroom ~pr0u#~mFurniture .~dures °l~irrors ° Lamps I,.',M 4 ;,,111fl /I ='="'="""'=' Apartments are immediately available. lie. " e Contact Richard stanton -" i -; '. ---I I R, Price& SonsLtd, TotemCountr~'wide Furniture p • 635-7466 250-635~0039 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - B i3 100. :TRUCKSFOR ; SALE" " FOR SALE 5th wheel hitch. See US as olir Please call evenlngs or wee- ATTENTION DOG lovers, CKC registered lab puppies. Tat- TERSE 1985 FULL size Jimmy, new kends 1-250-614-0819. GREY LOVESEAT, $50. 3/4 1995 440 XCR Polaris tooed with shots yellow and website mattress and boxspring $1D0. tyranny, new engine, auto, full Snowmobile. This machine b time four wheel drive, new black. Ready to go. Call to view After 6 pm call 635-0046. Prices equipped with a 1 1/2 in long 638-8482. firm. fenders. $4000 she. Call 846- track polaris kit, fox shocks, BLACK LONG hair German INDUSTRIAL SIZE karcher 5151, aluminum skis, tow hitch, hand II CHRYSLER II I W 1986 GMC Suburban 4x4. & thumb warmers, extra Shepherd, purebred, 5 weeks, pressure washer. More info KEN'S $250, both parents registered. 846-5858. $9,000. Call 1-250-846-5061 windshield and cover. This '97 Chrysler Intrepid ('relkwa). machine has very low mileage Call 635-5496 or 635-5949. V-6,Auto, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, Power MAPLE CRIB. Excellent condi- Windows, Locks, Cassette tion. Mattress included. $220. 87 Ford Bronco II 129,000 MARINE and is in excellent condition. LOVING HOME needed for 10 Phone 638-0484. kms, a/c, GC, some repairs $5,000 firm. 845-3000 ask for month old Black Lab Retriever. $1 9,995 Jon. Spayed, female, 635-5496, STIHL TREE SPACER'S chain $5500 she. 635-1258 messa.qe. 1997 Yamaha MM700 1995 POLARIS Indy wide track 635-5949. '97 Jeep Lareoo,Grand.Cherokee W saw $300; call 638-0403 after 5 FIBRENL=W IND ..... We Repair, 2" track, MntnBars two-up less than 1000 miles, pm. Restore and Re-dye... leather, Reverse high-low range hand 6 oil, Auto,A/C, "Ill,, Power WEERRY~f COMFORTABLE vinyl, plastic, and fabrics. Auto- warmers, ski-skins, skidplste Window & Locks, Cassette,Keylsss Grange pillowtop king motive: cigarette burns in "l t Tdt + - mirrors, cover $6000. Call 635- BEEF, LAMt:I, port & goat. entry alarm size bed. Mattress, box leather, plastic/vinyl and carpet, 5713. $34,995 spring and flame. Ex- cracked and split automobile Hamblin Farms Lean n Tender- ii mJF dashboards, door posts, mold- 1997 Arctic Cat Panther ORTOVOX AVALANCHE safe- Naturally Produced, Satisfaction cellent condition, ask- ty equipment sales and rentals, ing $1300, call 638-0828, ings, torn vinyl seats, consoles, 440, reverse,2 up Seat guaranteed. Customized or- '97 Jeep Grand Cherokee ]]J][I armrests and door panels, 0nly 300 miles Beacons, shove.s, probes, ders. Rus custom butchering 6 oil,Auto, NC, Tilt, Power WOODSIDE CSA approved packs, biw sacks. Competitive and sausage, delivery available Window& Locks, Cassette fireplace for zero clearance in- cracked and dry leather car- liB' seats, faded fabric car seats pricing, excellent warranty. Call Prince George to Pdnce Rupert. $33,995 stallation in houses or mobile 638-0828. 1-888-887-9453. Phone 845-2133 or 1.800-665- homes. Comes with chimney and cabriolet roofs, broken rub- bar and hard plastic bumpers, 6992, '96 PlymouthBreeze and fireplace tools. $500. Call Auto, A/C, Cruise Control,Tilt 635-5713, we deodorize all pungent odors, 1996 Yamaha VX600 BRED RED Angus heifers for rockchips in windows, Corn- LongTrack 2", SmartCarbs sale. Call Tyee ROd Angus at $1 6,995 inertial & Residential: homes, 847-4710. offices, restaurants, bars, thea- "OWNER FINANCING" 26ff CUSTOM MEAT Cutting. Do- '96 Chrysler Intrepid J tres, transportation companies, sailboat cruise equipped 4 sails, mestic Uvestock only. Custom 6 Cylinder,Auto,, Cruise, scuffed and torn leather desk 2 anchor's oven, furnace, Hon- sausage - all species, fresh Cassette/Stere0 & more WANTEDI BIRCH logs or seven tops an dear tops, scratched, 1996Arctic Cat Bear Cat da, 4 stroke, VHF; self starting smoked. Sausage making sup- was $18,995 sale $17,995 .~ Cants?Lumber. Fresh cut pro- worn and faded leather furni- ECT $5000. Call 638-2099. plies. Hamblin Farms Meats in ducts only! Please call for de- ture, patio furniture, etc. theatre 550cc L/C Houston. Phone 845-2133 or 1- '95 PlymouthVoyager and restaurant seating, doctors Long track,reverse 800-665-6992, 6 cyl, NC, Cassette [ tails: Francois Lake Woodwork- tables, dentists's chairs, aircraft, ing Phone; 695-6405 Fax: 695- HAY FOR sale square o' round $15395 6550. bus, train, and taxi interiors. ; $6,599 Marine & Recreational: boat bales 638-0254. '95 Dodge Club Cab 4X4 tops, seats and covers, snow- 1985 KENWORTH C 500 Dawg HOME GROWN turkeys. 1995 Ski Doe Logger with Barko 130 loader, Laramie SLT mobile and motorcycle seats, $75.00. 30 ibs. Ducks $20. Call y-10,Auto,A/C, Cruise, recreational vehicle interiors. F}- FormulaZ 583 cc, Detroit Silver 92. Rebuilt in 635-3868. 1996, 14615 transmission, Tilt, & Mere brenew uses flexible latex long track HOME GROWN Fleckvleh $31,995 1974 PORSCHE 911, duck tail. dyes. (We do not use potentially DS461 rears with locker D $55,000. 1-250-546-8164 (Arrn- Simmx Heifers. Bred to proven Excellent condition. $8500. 638- harmful lacquers or lacquer- red .Angus bull. Lots of red '95 Dodge Laramie SLT 8441. based products). Our dyes are stronq). white faces. Your choice out of FAA approved for use in air- 1990 KENWORTH, 1991 Hood Cummins 4x4, Auto, A/C, Cruise, 1987 FORD Taurus, 4 door, 45. Phone 1-250-847-8301 or Tilt, Power Windows & Locks am/fro cassette, 6 passenger, craft. Flbrenew Technicians lo- 1995 Yamaha VX600 picker, 1995 answer trailer. leave message at 1-250-845- a/c, excellent condition $2800 cated in Prince Rupert, Terrace, 2" longtrack, twin pipes, New 444 Cummins, trany, tires, 7027. was $29'995 sale $27'995 L r obo. 1980 Dodge campedzed Smithers, Servicing the entire paint, & hydraulic pump and Northwest. Call for free es- mint condition cvls. Phone 1-250-992-5917, HORSE & tack auction, Sun- van, excellent running condi- day, Nov. 23 11:30 am. Con- '95 Dodge Ram 1500 tion, $1500. Call 638-0252, timate, in Terrace 638-6197 or CAT 980 Loader, 5 yard bucket, sign homes and tack early. call toll free 1-888-624-6214. for lease for winter months. 4x4 pickup Laramie SLT,V-8, 1987 HONDA CivicGL in excel- Phone B.C. Auctions 1-250- AutomaUc,A/C,Cruise, 1lit, Powe.r lent condition, Has Kenwood '82 CHEVY S-10, new brakes, Reasonable months 547-9603,h 992-9325 Quesnel. new tires, new balljoints, good Windows & Locks stereo and c/w two extra winter 1995 Polaris XLT 600 SEVEN MONTH old registered was $23,995 Sale$21,995 tires on rims. $3,700. Call 635- running condition. $800. Call PELTON HYDRO-electric Ws- 845-2573. 1 1/2 track,pipes, only 925m Norwegian .Fjord Filly, $2,250. 5833. ter Wheel and Generator 14 month otd registered geld- r 1987 HONDA Civic wagon, $6,500. Jack's Used, Burnaby. ing, $2000. Both are gentle and (604) 299-2967. '93 DodgeCaravan ES good condition inside & out, excellent color. Phone (2,50) C-6, Auto,A/C, Tilt, Cruise,Power $2600. Call 635-4995. SNOWPLOWS TO fit your 376-7732. Windows & locks plus more 1987 TOYOTA SUPRA, 6 1994 VX600 Long Track forklift, Save money on costly THE TACK Store. Start thinking $14,995 cylinder, 5 speed, air condition, Reverse,electric start shut downs by plowing your about Spring orders nowl Open power seat and windows. Ex- CHEMO R.V. Quesnel B.C. own lot without delayl Various from Thursday - Saturday 10-4, a cellent condition. $7000. Phme Limited Time Specials. '96 /. $4,99911 models & designs, from which Open by appointment after '92 Di~dgeCaravan AWD 638-1156. Chateau 23 ft. Was $23,350. to choose. Contact Jeffrey or hours. Please call 847-9863. Douq 1"604-514-8326. 6 cyl, Auto,NC 1988 TOYOTA Fourrunner Now $19,900. '95 Centurion WRINKLES: BLACK or brown, $15,995 Sport utility. Recent clutch, 25ft. Was $28,900. Now 1993 Arctic Cat Cougar p/b Shar-Pel pups, first shots, tires, brakes, timing chain and $23,500. '96 Aristocrat 25ft. loyal and protective family pets. '91 Jeep YJ 4x4 valve grind. Very well main- Was $28,860. Now $24,500 '96 440 UC, Longtrack $650. Call 542-1066 Vernon. 6 Cylinder,5 Speed,Tilt tained. Bush bumper. Uttle rust Chateau 26 ft. Was $32,178. MINI DOBERMAN Pincher pup- was'S15,995 sale $14,995 on rear fenderwells. $8995. Call Now $26,900. '94 Travelmate pies, non registered, black & C 1-250-392-3851. Will deliver an- 26ft. Was $26,900. Now tan. Ready to go in 6 weeks. ywhere in BC. $22,900. '76 Husky 8ft. Was Asking $450. Prefer older cou- FORD 1990 FORD Tempo automatic, $3,500. Now $2,490. '94 1993 Yamaha VMAX4 ple 846-5758. 4 dr, a/o, ve~/ good condition, Travelmate 8'9". Was $11,900. 750cc, 2" track, pipes MINI DOBERMAN pincher, non EXCELLENT COW and Horse '95 Ford Escort Wagon like new $5000. (Four winter Now $9,900. Call 747-4451 for registered, female, 4 months hay, Alfalfa and Timothy or these and more great specials. Brome, $70/ton. Hauling can be Auto, PJC, Power Windows & tires negotiable) 635-1684, old; black & tan. Asking $450 Locks,Tilt, Cruise- $13,995 DISCOUNT RV'S over 200 new Prefer older couple 846-5758. arranged (250)690-7355, leave e 1992 GEe Metro 2D, 5 spd, message. FOB farm. hatchback, 3 cyl, 55 mpg, & used motorhomes, diesel ROTrWEILER PUPS looking '95 Ford Mustang : 113,000 kms. Very good condi- pushers, slide outs, trailers, van for a loving family. Tails, clav~s, KEN'S Auto., NC, Cruise, Tilt~~--' r tion, $3200 she. Burns I_~ke conversions,.,, campers, trades 1st shots and deworming done. are welcome, we deliver. Only ' 28,000 I~in...... 692-6602. Pups are purebred, no papers. was $17,588 sale $16,588 1992 HONDA Civic SI h/b, sun- at Voyager RV Centre Hwy 97 MARINE They are 8 weeks old and ready roof, cruise, alarm, tilt, bra, Winfield BC, Call us free 1-800- 4946 Greig Ave. to go. Please call 635-3931 for FOUND A bike. Call to identify. '94 Mercury Topaz visor, black, lady driven, EC. 668-1447 or Internet www.voya- info. Call 635-4568. .qer-RV.com. Ph: 635-2909 Auto,NC, Tilt, Cruise $11,500. Call 635-9566. $8,995 1995 CHEV Cavalier dual airbags, low mileage, like new $10 '92 Ford Explorer obo. Call 635-3544. 6 Cyl.,Auto, A/C, Cruise, 1995 HONDA Accord EX, low Tilt, Cassette km, security system, $19,000 was $14,995 sale $13,995 U firm. Phone 635-6795. FOR SALE 1981 Volvo wagon '92 Ford F-250 4x4 GLT. Good running condition, • Exb'a Cab men rust. 4 new tires on ally V.S, Auto, NC, Cruise, rims, extra set of rims. $2500 Tilt, Cassette she. Phone 635-4560. was $16,995 sale $15,995 t '92 Ford F-150 4x4 8 Cylinder,Auto, Cruise, NORTHWEST ACADEMY OF Cassette/Stereo, NC, Tilt 1974 DODGE van V8 automatic was $15,995 now $14,995 53,000 original miles. Wasserv- PERFORMINGARTS i iced, vehicle insulated, shelv- 308- 4722 LakelseAve !/~ ~ :~ : i:~ 0 ing, rear heater, large roof rack, WCTOR I). gA WEE alarm system, $1500. Consider Instruction in Piano, Violin, Flute, Guitar, Voice, trades. Call 635-4705. OPTOMETRIST Instrumental and Group Piano. '95 Chevy Tahoe 2dr 1980 CHEV 3/4 ton, 2 wheel i 4x4 Sport, A/C, Tilt, Cassette, drive pickup with good winter Pre-School Group - Tuesdays Power Windows & Locks, tires. $1200.00. Call 635-5713. 638-8055 MUSIC IS A GIFT FOR A LIFETIME plus more 1980 SUBURBAN 4x4, 6cylin- #1 - 4748 LAKELSE, TERRACE was $31,995 now $29,995 m der standard, Has western hydraulic angling snowblade on it. (Also with locations in Smithers and Houston) '93 Chevy Cavalier Wilting to sell separate $3200 4 door,Auto, A/C, Cassette for both. Call 635-5713. $8,495 1981 FORD F250 Camper Spe- Desktop Publishing by Lee Burkltt a cial, 3/4 ton, V8, automatic, two- '92 Pontiac Transport wheel drive. Runs well. Asking Phone 6384877 6 Cylinder,Aut0, Cruise,Tilt, Power $1200 firm. Phone 639-9254 or . designand layoutbrochures, flyers, ado, mesus,p~tes, etc. Windows& Locks, Cassette fax 632-4724. • scanphotos, art work, logesfor print or computerusa $10,995 1987 WAYNE 36 passenger ~.., • designcompany loges, business ¢trdsi letterhead bus. Dual propane tanks with (~,~.~ • mail volumeprinting at affordable rates '89 Chev Celebrity custom luggage and safety ) "~, \ , businesscards pHizted while you wait 6 CyI,,Auto., A/C, Cruise, racks. Only 48,000 original kms. / / ) • computer,lide prs,entations " Tel.t,Stereo- $4,995 I Barely driven, $11,500. 847- 3787. Great for sport teams, etc. IMPORTS 19118 4X4, GMC, 350 motor, , good condition $4000, obo 847- '96 Toyota4Runner 9113 leave messaqe. Limited, VG, auto, leather, .I .. , , . 1988 CHEV pick up 2 wheel sunroof, loaded, I drive, auto. $5750. Call 635- was $42,995 new $39,995 4246. 1990 350 EconoUne 1 ton van, '95 Nissan Ext, Cab 4x4 351 motor on propane and gas, 6 Cyl, 5 Sp., Tilt, Cruise, new paint, 5 new tires, very CLINIC Cass./Stereo, Canopy good condition. 846-5600. was ~1,995 sale $20,995 1991 GMC three quarter ton pickup; 6.2 diesel; auto; '95 Toyota 4 Runner $190,000 in bush. Rack. New V-6, 5 speed, Tire pkg. - $30,995 Trans, Asking $11,000. Phone Frances Birdsell 845-7289. Natural Health Practitioner 635-2194 1993 FORD Explorer XL, 4 wd, '95 Toyota Corolla V6, 5 speed, ac, power steer- Automatic, Alrcondttionln9 - $14,995 c leg, brakes, cruise, am/fro cas- Sl. Ma~ews Centre 4506 Lokelse Terrace, BC V8G I P4 sette, running boards, forest '93~ Toyota 4 Runner greet,, grey Interior, 89,000 [ Ii ~ kms. $17,500. Call 842-e942. 4 dr,, V-6, Auto, 50,000 lu11 1993 FORD F150 XLT 4x4 Lar- PIONEER UPHOLsTERY was $26,995 We $25,995 iat extra cab with 5.8 Ire en- SEAPORT LIMOUSINE LTD :' gine. Power windows, locks, since 1973 '93 Mazda 323 o a/c, remote engine start, ~per FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS Auto, 3 dr. hatch back alarm system, custom canopy I Passenger & ExpressService $9,999 with side hinge windows. Cus- JDaily scheduled bus service from Stewart to Terrace tom running boards, trailer tow- Ing package with brake con- Ire'urn, and all pointsin between.Pick up and deliveryof troller. $8000 sound system, Lgoods in'Terrace, C,O,D, and couderservice. remote controlled 12 Sl~eaker m with 4 12" subwoofers. Phionix 4916 Hwy, 16 West Gold outlaw amplifier, 12 cd Re, Box 217 Stewart, B,C. 635-7187 3901 Dobbie St. Ph: 635.2622 Fax: 636-2633 dmnger, Pioneer gold deck. I00-313-7187 out, 5,9~s .a4ddn0 pdoe $22,900. Call 638- Claudette 635-9434 Terrace Depot: 635-7676 ,, , 7143 or 6350143. I B14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 ~ i!2201 LOS3 ~ AND ~ ': . FOUND : : :;

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Experience with minute 1-900-830-5999. 18+ HEAVIER FREIGHT for a International Trading and off- gas fireplaces & wood furnaces DID YOU KNOW THAT...? reasonable rate" Price George shore secrets..Many agents an assel. Ideal (~andidatewill be able to address sales/deslgn/in- The prebom child drinks his or OBITUARY to points west. Also service to make millions. Experts course her amniotic fluid before birth - and from Vancouver. (250) 613- available. Only $299 US. Learn stallation & service. Please sub- more if it is sweetened, less if it 8608 Jon Olson Truckinq. and retire. Email: tradelacifi- mit your resume to 590A Tomlin is given an unpleasant taste, coast.net 1-800-487-4140. Rd., Prince George BC V2K Terrace Pro-Life, Box 852, Ter- FRANK 4L4 or call 1-800-296-8059 to race 635-9552, arranqe for an interview. DIET CENTER: Still the bestll OBZERA STRICTLY FLAGGING are "Success to Gel" Inexpensive, looking for flag persons to fill in Passed away for on call work. Applicants easy long distance program. HELP WANTED: Registered June 23, 1997 in i must have certified flagging Lose weight for Christmas nowl i AFTER OVER 40 years of serv- nurses, casual work for both Call 1-800-431-9446. Richmond, B.C. tickets endorsed by Hire A Log- I ice to the communities of the acute and long term care in ger or the College Call for inter- FOR FREE information on the aged 73 years. Northwest the owners of this Burns Lake. Also activity Aide view at 638-8888. Watchtower society of Jeho- Always remem- I well established retail business casual. Reply Colleen Nichol- vah's Witnesses or the church located in KJtimat,are asking for son, D,R.C. Box 479, Burns ULKATCHO FIRST Nations b of Jesus Christ Latter Day bered by his Iov- qualified buyers to take over Lake B.C. V0J 1E0. offering a 6 month contract for a Saints, The Mormons, call 1- this enterprise; training will be HUCKLEBERRY COUNTRY, Social Welfare Administrator ing wife Mary, son II Position. Qualifications: 1) Prov- 250-847-5758 for recorded Eddie & daughter provided. Please respond to the Houston, B.C. Christian hair messaqe. file #86 c/o Terrace Standard, stylist wanted for non-smoking en experiences in Provincial Patli-(Lori), brother and Federal Social Welfare Gui- FOR FREE information on the 3210 Clinton St, Terrace B.C. salon. Commission-chair rental dlelines and Policies; 2) Knowl- Watchtower Society of Jeho- Steve (Molly) V8G 5R2. and or minimum wage. Fax re- DOWNSIZED? UPSIZED? sume: 1-250-845-2666 or edge of First Nations Social vah's Witnesses or the Church brothers in law & welfare Program is an asset; 3) of Jesus Christ Latter Day Confused in the 90's, Been phone: 1-250-845-7035. sisters in law and there! Done thatl 48 yr old ex Proven team management and Saints, the Mormons, call 1- JOIN A winning team. One of Administrative Skills; 4)A back- 250-847-5758 for recorded many nephews president maintaining high 6 fig- Canada;s largest digital home ure income working 18 ground in accounting & Book- message. and nieces. satellite dealers is expanding keeping. Responsibilities & Du- hrs/week marketing a unique, again and we need 2 - 3 full GAY BI Curious? All gayl All Paul's ashes SPOTLESSDRYCLEANEBS & TAILORS ties: -to be able to do exclusive, very affordable, Van- time sales raps for Smithem livai All the timai Connect live oP Administrative Restructuring "-'weYe interred at couver designed Fashion Jew and surrounding area, Benefits just listen. Try us for freel 1- airy line. Ron (604) 951-2524. and automating the social wel- the Kitsumkalum include: income potential fare program; - ability to train 604-257-5656 ext 437 or 1-604- DRYCLEANERS FOR sale. SPECIALISTS $50,000 + annually, full training, 257-5555. Cemetery Sept. the social welfare clerk in ap- New drycleaners and coin-op • Leather Cleaning rapid advancement, sales leads propriate computer applications IF ALCOHOL is the problem, 27, 1997 beside laundry in the Vernon area. provided. Call 250-563-9232 for many have found help with for client caseloads; - to pre- his parents Great location next to Poison • Bridal Gown Restoration personal interview. pare and submit monthly statis- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Mall. Call John Brock, Down- Phone 635-6533...... -, , Andrew & Anna. • Drapery Cleaning tical reports (SDFSR) to INAC . .town Realty. 1-250-545-5371: Deadline: November 21, 1997 INTERNATIONAL...... :~ " ...... ')." "~'F..~M:IN EXTRA income working ...... rLooking For `% Position to start Monday, De- UNSECURED credit cards. No Same Day Service 'from home. Be your own boss. Child Care? cember 1, 1997. Wage is nego- Credit, bad credit, bankruptcy, No investment required. For Over 100 years experience. 4 generations of tiable. Submission of job appli- no problem, Pnvata and Skeeno Child Care Support free info package please send service. 7 family stores serving B.C. cations and resume~ to be for- convenient $5,000, Limit - info, HEIGHINGTON, S,A.S.E. -re: Wealth Program has information warded to: Brenda Jack, UI- Call Heather at 1-250-546- GRACE Developments and Marketing on child care options and katc~o Band Councillor Ad- 9161. Quality Service March 21,1913- October28, 1755 Robson Street, Suite 468, on choosing child care. min/Finance Portfolio, P.O, Box 1997- 84 yrs. Vancouver, BC V6G 3B7, 4736 Lakelse Ave. Drop by The Family 3430 Anahim Lake, B.C. V0L FAST FOOD outlet In Fort SL 1C0. Phone 250-742-3260, Passedaway peacefully at home Next to Mr. Mikes Grill Place at 4553 Park PSYCHIC In her loving husbands arms. James, pizza, grill, soft ice 250-742-3288 Fax: 250-742- She will be sadly missed by her cream, delivery. Small growing Ave. or call 638-1113. 3411. community, excellent potential. SEeenaCCSP is a program o~lheTerrace ANSWERS lovinghusband Norman. 635-2820 WANTED: A nurse to carry a Recipiss and training possible. Women'sResource Centre and LM & P|IUONAL is fundedby 1tloMinitlry for Children pager on weekends and re- ILAlrllD #1 IN CANADA Daughters; Marilyn (Ralph) Serious inquiries only. $64,900. Terrace, B.C. and Families. =.~ spend on-call to provide in- IEVAN|Y RAYS TALK Chappel, Carol (Roy) Eldridge, Phone 1-250-996-8455. home care to convalescing cli- UV! 10H 1 Shidey(Barry) McQe~y. GROCERY STORE for rent - ents. Phone Home Supped I LO. ~,,me I Sons; Kenneth (Fran) .lease or sale. 1600 sq: ft., good 635-5135. ...o.., ~,-~cc.,~r, I Heighington, Bryon (Jennifer) location In Prince Rupert, BC. WORK IN Europe as an au --,. ~ 'mc'o I Heighington, John (Barbara) Call Morninfls only 627-7860. pair/nannie. 1000's of positions Neighingt0n. HOMEWORKEIRS NEEDED! available with screened fa- i-9OO-451-4055 I Grandchildren; Grace (Dennis), To assemble our products. Free milies. International au pair. 1- Danny (Janet), Gary Norman supplies, for free details, call toll 604-858-8908. (Elizabeth),Shoe (Doug), Marne free 1-888-835-8605 ext 44. (Peter), Michael,Jason, Nicole, HUGE INCOME potential multi- Shmvn, Richard,Michalla, SyMe, billion $ market for revolutionary : 310.CAREERS AREYOU SAFE? Roxanne, new high-tech product opened Great grandchildren; Sara, Canada Nov. 1st. Solid compa- MOVE INTO the futurel 4 new TERRACE"flRANSfflON HOUSE ny. Incredible groundflocr op- ~1 ' .... I1 .~ BOOKKEEPING offers 24 hour safe shelter to Adam, Kimberly, Brock, Scott, i~ ~eena.~, I I MonthlyRevenue and ExpenseStatements career programs offered in the portunity for dynamic, inde- xtm M,Sc.,C.P.T. lower mainland. Forklift repair: women with or without children. Curtis, Shannon,Maeve, Craig, pendent distributors. Call NOW o Tuner I Technician I I Receivables,Payables, Invoidng, Payroll You can caR.Even just to talk. Lane, Drew. Canada's only comprehensive for details and/or to arrange Electro Mechanical Course. Battering is not o.kl Sisters; Theresa Giles, Margie demonstration, (604) 606-1607. Rudd. Building Repair Technician. It Is not o.k. for someone I HAVE a cash machine on my Phone: 1-250-635-9736 II e-mail:amoto~unise~ve,com PeggyAmoto Broad Job Prospects for grads to hit you She has now Joined her first front porchl Want a blueprint? II born; NormanDale of BC's only Handyman Coursel or push you No selling. Not MLMI Fantastic Business Equipment Techni- or' yell at you Funeral service was et St, support! 1-800.995.0796 ext cian: Fast Track Program, No- or scare you Matthews Anglican Church, 2006 24 hrs. , ~,. Black Bear T.a.A. tional Award Winner for training You can be safe. November 3, 1997 at 11 a.m, LEARM HOW to make $50,000 ~p excellence, and Them are safe places. Rev. Dean Houghtonofficiated or more In 90 days. 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Jayne Bury The Shamrock Ph. 635-9193 Contact: Jeff Town 3675 Walnut Dr. Terrace I 4-H Livestock Club Reasonable Rates Fax635-0130 Ph: (250) 635-3259 Fax: (250) 635-0186 ! would like to thank everyone who has supported the club in 1997. " .. IIT EPARTYPEOeL I A special thanks to our Fall Fair Auction Buyers: John & Heather Austin. I ~.J. So,/ce or withoutO.J) [;' I ! I SHEEP Dlstdbutor II I CertifiedBartenders I1,1 Champion ..... : ...... , ...... Terrace Co-op II ror~kl.gs~a.~..o~.,t /~::1 Reserve Champion ...... , ...... ! ...... Overwaitea 4815.~olt Avenue Third ...... ,L.' ...... Ken Earl (Northern Sav!ngs) Fourth ...... , ...... ,.,..,.',,.~. :, ..... Graerne Johnstone.....(Srn~thers) Fifth ...... ,.,, ...... ~..' ...... Dewey Cummins (I-laze,onl. BEEF No.You I:1 G----r-randChampion..., ...... , .... ~...... Overwaitea WAUPAPERANDPAINTING ~ HaveAn I:1 Reserve Champion ...... Overwaitea Third ...... :...... Rudon Enterprises Ltd. Terrace, B.C. V8G 162 FAY HOPP 6354914 ~ Y.°"r~n°"'s°"r N°' 1~°~t ! I The Terrace Stan_dard, Wednesday, November 5, 1997 - B15 ---TT ] 1, =: • Bartenders, Servers and ~": 320, WORK:. -i KNOX UNITED Room Attendants, PIANO LESSONS! Learn to NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC CHURCH A & HEALINGCENTRE Front Desk Clerk/Night Auditor HANDY PERSON-will do odd 'NORTHERN HAND.E-Man play piano for funl All ages 4907 Lazelle Ave. jobs painting, wall papering, re- services. We do renovations, Including adults, beginner to 635.6014 r, 'WeHave F.x~ded' Must be neat, enthusiastic, outgoing and nee, re-do that spare room. Call Royal Conservatory Grade 6. Wen~ ha~e210=t~s- Ph~e 635-77"/6 for free estimate. Call 635- repairs, plumbing, siding d~- Register ASAP es spaces are 10:30 A.m. Sunday 3Gl1Gdonwood]]m'd ~lKam Tenxs able to work well with others. 1914, wa I, paintinq. Call 635-3486. limited. Call 638-1512. School PAINTER 15 years experience, 'r~L~ ~a~ Please apply in person to: HOUSE SITTING, professional Interior exterior. Low rates for VANDERHOOF AUCTION And Worship for several months with spouse seniors. Free Estimate, Phons market. Saturday Nov. 8. 28 The Terrace Inn, and two small house dogs, registered Shorthorn bred cows Minister 635-3783. ~ Taped~ C0~le~al8y/~pdt~ 4553 Greig Ave, Non-smoking, non-drinking. and 8 purebred heifer calves. The Rev. Michael ~r~0~ Quiet. References. Call 638- Dispersal for Ross & Shirley 3~11C01t~in 11m~, 635-T/$ - Terrace B.C. 233T days. Wrlflht. 567-4333, Hare ! MOTHER OF one will babysit In CHEEKY'S CONSIGNMENTS THO .~NHILL ~l my home near Parkside school. OPENING IN HOUSTON. COM~V~NITY ity ; i ,,,o reliable person available SEEKING TO CONSIGN Career Opportun for housecleaning or occasional WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS ATTENTION! ~tmday~Se r~ice~10:4 5 baby sittinq. Call 635-0079. CLOTHING, ACCESSORIES, t '~ I1 '~ Terrace & District Credit Union AND UNIQUE FURNISHINGS, I FOR APPOINTMENT AND Any personwho may havewitnessed an Teens &Ad~t ]~ible Classes Richard Thornton CONDITIONS CALL 1-250. ;udq's CoolClUb F~ ~¢s 2.12 9:30 Terrace & District Credit Union has a vacancy for an 845-2222 OR 1-888-784-6444. accident 11:20 am Monday,October 27, Collcg~ & ~;Careers enthusiastic, dynamic Construction Teens ~'~ut.~ Groups Fuliyexperienced carpnnter avaJlaHo FREE BROCHURE from Dr. ~,dult Mld-w~ckLDIble Studies for construction,renovations or repairs. Joel Kaplan. Male Organ En- 1997 at Sande & Keith (Overpass)please LOANS MANAGER. hancement. Permanent, safe. Call 638-8526 Call (312) 409-1950. call Loft at 635-4643 Evenings, As part of the Management team this position reports (Leave a messageor 638-1369 Days) ~/~t 9r ~On [Rboker directly to the General Manager. The position is respon, ~Pb'6i~d635-~058" amble for the supervision, hiring, motivating and training of the loans department staff as well as assuming responsibility of a $32 million loan portfolio. Tutoring I The successful candidate will offer as a minimurn: seasoned (6 - 9 years) commercial/retail lending experi- Available/ I once; strong computer skills; strong leadership; commu- NEEDED: FIELDMECHANICS " Doesyour child struggle | nication skills and interpersonal skills. required ~r major logging contractor in West Central AJberta, in school? I am looking i Terrace Credit Union offers a competitive salary and Ofbring competitive rates, service vehicle (must supply ov,,n tools) and an excellent working environment. Also require to tutorschool children i generous benefits package commensurate with grades 1 through8 in a | experience. KETO HEAD OPERATORS. Please submit your resume with salary expectations Located 2 hours from Edmonton and Cal9ary, the communily wide varietyof classes. | by November 15th to 4650 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, BC of Rocky Mtn. House offers oil of the amenities of the larger ReasonableRates! | VSG 1S6. centers while being situated along the Eastern Slopes oF tt"1o For moreinformation | Rockies. Call Kelly635-2606 I Please send resume to P.O. Box 493, Rocky Mtn. House, AB TOM 1TO or fax 1o (403) 845,4996 Ann: AI Radford , PLANNING FORESTER SkeenaCellulose Inc., CarnabyOperations presently has an openingfor a Resource Planning Forester. Reportingto the Forestry Manager, the PlanningForester will be responsiblefor long-rangeplanning and permit procurementon three forest licences.These licences have a combined A.A.C. of approximately800.000 m' and are located in the Kispioxand Bulkley Forest Districts. The successful candidatewill be working out of the LEJ INTERNATIONALTRUCKS LTD. Camaby office, west of New Hazelton, and will have three Development 3467 Hwy 16 East, Terrace Foresters reportingto him/her. Specific responsibilities~11 include: H.D, OR COMMERCIAL , Preparation,submission and procuring approvalof Forest TRAIgSPORT MECHANIC DevelopmentPlans; Positions available at Prince George, Quesnel, and Terrace. . Ensuringthe timely submission of qualitycutting and road permit Qualified technicians familiar With all phases of H.D. truck repairs, applications; Preferred qualifications would include,motor vehicle inspection , Managingand directing the collectionof forest resourca licence, air brake ticket, welding and diesel engine repairs. inventories; All applicants must be self motivated, outgoing and energetic team i, 340. LEGAL .... , Preparingnew and updatingold Total Resource Plans, and; players. , Representingthe Company in public planning initiatives We offer excellent remuneration and a comprehensive benefits ". ;~i NoTicEi.s":: .: :i package. The successful candidatewill be a Registered Professional Forester, or be Please phone for an appointment or send resume to: ® su.s....,.. eligible for registration,with the A.B.C.P.R, have a minimum of three years Paul Monette COLUMBW experiencein lay-out and operationaland slrategic planning, good interper- LEJ International Trucks Ltd. ~w COMPLETION Phone (250) 635-9198 / Fax (250) 635-9115 NOTICE sonal skills, and a sound knowledgeof database management. In tha matter of Glnlulak Slough Bridge construction contract dated August 23rd, 1996, located In the Nose River Valley;Kalum INVmNG APPLICATIONS : Interested candidatesshould, no later than November28, 1997, contact:. Forest District, between: FOR TIMBER SALE UCENCE A53376 OFFICE ADMIN / BOOKKEEPEB OWNER: Regional Manager David Gill, RPF Pdnce Rupert Forest Region Take notice that, pursuant to KITIBLIIT POSITION Bag 5OOO Section20 of the ForsstAct, seaJed Skeena CelluloseInc., CarnabyOperations 3726 ~d Avenue tender applicationswill be received Successful applicant must have experience Smithers, B.C., V0J 2NO by the District Manager, North 10 North Boundary Rd., Coast Forest Oistdct, 125 Market South Hazelton,B.C. in Accounts Receivable and Payable, GENERALCONTRACTOR: Repap B.C. Inc. " ...... P!ace, Prince Rul~h; BCi ~8J.1EgJ.!.' ...... , ~ .4~OOK~.hAvenue notlater than DQj~?d~,~r l V0J 2R0 ~o,-...... • .... Payroll ands,Government ~. Remittance. :' .... ~...... '~ t 'T~rrace,'hrttish Columbia VSGI 51..8 '~ 3:30 p.m. for Tlmber Sale UcenoeL "AS337fl; aut~Sdz.Jng~b'hlz~v~" ph. 842-5399 Computer experience with a good Take note that, In accordance with the Builders LJan Act and of limber located In the vicinity of provisions or the contract, that total performance has been Cornwall Inlet. understanding of accounting procedures is established for the above project on October 30,1997. TOTAL VOLUME: 12,684 cubic matran(m~),more or less: important. Experience with Simply SPECIES: ear 23%, Cw: 32%, Skeena Cellulose Inc. is a progres- CV: 2%, Hw: 31%,Sp 12% more or Accounting is a must and experience with less; sive integrated forest products com- ~ ~P~BIA NOTrcEINV1TING APPUCATION ~¢~ Canadian Payroll is an asset. Ideal FORTIMBER SALE UCEINCE A49443 TERM: I year (no extansio~ will pany operating in northwestern be granted} candidate should be an energetic, Pursuant to Section 20 of the Forest Act, sealedtender oppllc~lonawill be UPSETS'TIJMPAGE: . $32.37/mr British Columbia. We have a challeng- acceptedby the OlstdctManager, Katum Forest District,Terrace, British Columbia, BIUJNG METHOD: Scalebased ing opportunity for a highly motivated organized person who can wear many hats. up to 8:30 a.m.. on the 20th day of November,1997, to be openedat 9;30 a.m., on LOGGINGSYSTEM. Helicopter Skeena Ihe 20th day of November1997, for s Timber Sale UcenceA49443 In authorize Applications will be acceptedonly individual with effective planning, Please fax resume with hand written cover the harvestingof 5,160cubic metros,more or less, of timber locatedin the vicinity from registrants in the Small organizational and communication of GreaseTrail, 25 km, In the Kalum"Rmber Supply Area. Business Forest Enterprise letter to: Only tendersfrom registrants In the Small BusinessForest Enterpdse Program, Program. (Catngow1 and 2) skills as an: CategoryOne (1) will be accepted. An Informalexplanation of the cont- 250-632-4415. TOTALVOLUME: 5,160 cubicmetres, more or less ents of the particular packagewill AREA PLANNER SPECIes: Hemlock: 48%, Balsam: 10%, Spruce:20%, Cedar:. 1%, be held at the North Coast D[ctr[ct Pine: 21%, moreo~ less office on November24, 1997, at Reporting to the Forestry Manager, the successful can- TERM: Two (2) year(s) 1:00 p.m. Attendanceis optional. didate will be an integral part of the woodlands manage- UPSET5TUMPAGE: $34.55 Full data,is of the proposedTimber BILLINGMETHOD: Scale based Sale Ucence and tender packages ment team. Primary responsibilities include: ~. schedul- LOGGINa SYSTEM: GroundBased. may be obtained from the above ing and managing cutting permit layout • cutting permit LOGGINg SEASON: Summer address. 7nnEm# ACCESS: GreaseTrail ForestSandce Road, 25 kilometm Sealed tenders will be opanod at submissions and appraisal analysis • long term plan- This licanne requiresthe bulkling of approximately0.6 km of on-hlockroad, the North Coast District office, ning • liaison with government agencies • contractor Equipment Inc. Additional information and tender packagesmay be obtained from the Distdct December2, 1997,3:30 p.m. supervision. Manager, Kalum Forest District at #200 - 5220 Ke]th Avenue, Terrace,eritish Terratech Equipment Inc.,the product line distdbulor for ColumbiaVSG 1L1. I Candidates m.ust hold or be eligible for RRF status and Komatsu, Timberjack, Dresser, and [ngetsoI-Rand has an have upwards of 2 years' related experience. The ability immediate opening for a motivated, customer-service focused to use Excel and Word for Windows software is also HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC required. • Smitlhers, B.C. This position is based out of Terrace, a community The key responsibilities are trouble-shooting, repairing which offers excellent recreation, education and shop and maintaining customer equipment, both in the field and in the ping facilities with affordable housing and quality life- shop. styles. The ideal candidate will possess a H.D. mechanics ticket BC's BEST BUY and have some knowledge of Terratech product lines, Qualified applicants should forward a current resume parliculariy those used in the forest and construction Classified Ad Service by November 21, 1997, Attention: Forestry Manager, industries. The ability to "cold-call" and work independently Skeena Cellulose Inc., Terrace Woodlands, 4900 Keith is a]so required. The Best Buy at The Best Price Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 5L8 or FAX (250) 638- Please reply i. writing to: Doug Hanson, General Manager 5720. Terratech Equipment Inc., Prince George Branch 1063 Pacific Street BC's Best Buy BC Region Total Per Insertion Prince George, B.C. (Max. 25 V2N 2K8 Options Covered Circulation Fax: (250) 562-869t words)

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