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How much can be cut? She's bound for China Solid gold showing The chief forester's in town this Jean Thomson's heading to China Downhill skier Jana Trappl sped to week figuring out future logging in this May for her third tour in four the only local victory at the the North Kalurn\NEWS A8 yearsNCOMMUNITY B1 northern zones\SPORTS C1

WEDNESDAY JANUARY :1.8, 1995 TA__N Recreation-to cost a lot more TEE CITY'S drive to reduce sub- crease of 37 per cent. costs this year and the figure for He also noted a check of com- sidies of the pool and arena will Those figures have provoked. the pool will be approximately 58 parable sized communities in the translate to sharp increases in howls of protest from several per cent. province showed that even at the user fees this year. youth sports groups (see story on The big jump for youth groups new levds, Terrace's recreation At the pool, single admission Page A3). reflected a council decision to user fees were not the highest. tickets will rise between seven Recreation superintendent Steve peg those rates at half the adult However, if there were con- and 11 per cent while adultgroup Scott explained the new rates group rental rate, he added. ceres about the increases, "We rentals will also go up 11 per were drawn up to match council's will look at them. That's what cent. objective of achieving a better Councillor Rich McDaniel, who we're here for." Skating rates will climb from recovery rate on facilities. recently took over chairmanship McDaniel invited people to seven to 17 per cent and the adult In 1993, he said, the council of of council's recreation com- phone him on the subject. rental charge jumps 9.9 per cent. the day approved a three-year mittee, said the rate increases had The move to hike re.creation Eut those increases pale next to plan to reduce the level of sub- to be taken in context of the fees is but one of several being the hike faced by youth groups sidy to 50 per cent. entire city operation. made by council to cut its costs renting either facility. However, the current council Pointing out the city had to find and raise revenues. The Blueback swim dub will decided it wanted to do better the money for infrastructure im- It's already decided to get out find itself paying $45 per hour, than that, hence the increases. provements such as roads, he of the conmercial garbage collec- up 38 per cent, while ice users Scott estimated revenues will added, "People have got to start tion business and last week, cut Steve Scott will have to fork over $50, an in- cover 54 per cent of the alcna paying their way." three of its senior staffers. Rich McDaniel Thornhill doubts ci

i grant plan • ~i/' :~::i:i~:!/,:: ~! ~ ii: By JEFF NAGEL regional district and either"i".. THOR_NEILL TAXPAYERS are corporate or amalgamate. :With :; not impressed with Terrace city Terrace. : • cOunciPs idea that it can give Approving n Terrace cashgrab away their money. would underscore the fact that Peggy Julseth, Thornhill's Thomhili has only one represen. director on the Kitimat-Stikine tative on the board for several regional district board, says her thousand people and could help phone has been ringing "quite prod them to stand on their own; regularly" since the issue came Julseth says the possibility has up. Thornhill residents so worked up Council late last year approved that it could threaten the regional councillor David Hull's sugges- district's process to examine pos- tion that the city attempt to get sible restructuring. rural areas, including Thornhill, "I'm not terribly happy about to start sharing the cost of sup- it, '' Jnlseth said. "I think it's af- porting community organizations. fecting our restructure study and I Hull has a list of $130,000 object to having things jammed worth of city grants to groups like down our throats. the Chamber of Commerce, the Both Julseth and Thornhill's Terrace Beautification Society, previous director, Los' Wat- and Terrace Victims Assistance mough, sat in at last week's city Program. council meeting to observe the The idea would have to be ap- proceedings, proved by the regional district Watmough suggests the council board. initiative will only ,alienate But there's some chance the Thornhill. board would pass such a motion "If they want amalgamation II Snowy silhouette -- over the objections of Them- this is Certainly not the way to go hill m because representatives ALPINE-TOURING SKIER Alan Gilchrist scans the spec- a crystal clear, indigo-blue sky day. He climbed several hun- about it," he said. • ' •::' from other parts of the regional tacular horizon from a high ridge atop Shames Mountain on dred feet above the resort's lift system to get the view. Watmough slammed the move, district don't like the amount of as "taxation without representa- the district's time Thomhill con- tion." : sumes. "Terrace is giving away our City cuts i p iti There's nothing directors from money without our consent. s e n o r o s o n s oth:st][-Iac¢:ltttOwnSouldT~liek~abPehte?lle:kWhereare these guys at," io see Thornhill leave the Cont'd Page A2 :

By JEFF NAGEL around," Talstra said. "But we by councillors Ed Graydon and city will see little if any of the CITY COUNCIL's decision to don't anticipate any further David Hull m that states new or savings from the administration eliminate three administrators is layoffs for a while." existing positions that become sbakenp in the 1995 budget year. Hospital ordep I sending shock waves through city Talstra said Lafleur, Colongard vacant will only be filled after a "The real savings in terms of hall. and Hanson weren't dismissed for two-thirds majority resolution of hard money won't happen until Gone are director of permits cause, adding the three did their city council. Ruth Halleck was the last quarter of this year and ultrasound unit .[ and licensing Bob Lafleur, public jobs well. the only councillor to vote against into the following year," Talstra works director of operations John But he said it appeared the city the so-called hiring freeze. A NEW ulUasound machine said. for Mills Memorial Hospital Colongard and water/sewer could eliminate the positions and Councillors have already indi- None of the three will be re- has been ordered and should branch head Charles Hansea. transfer the workload to other cated they intend to contract out placed. All were given severance pack- staff. as many public works projects as I~e installed within weeks. ages in lieu of notice. Details "It's always a bit of a shock to possible in 1995, Colongard and Hanson had Michael Leistnger of the weren't released although the system," Talstra said. "These It all adds up to the most ag- worked for the city for 20 and 26 Terrace Regional Health Care raised $100,000 of the cost [ estimates place the total at well are real people that you've dealt gressive attack on city spending years, respectively. Society said the finn Accuson through donations and efforts [ over $100,0~. with for a long time that have and inefficiency in years. Lafleur, a relative newcomer to was chosen among four bid- fi'0m various community [ Last week's dismissals were friends in the system. It's not an "The aim is to be as productive the city's bureaucracy, oversaw ders. groups and individuals. ~ ] aimed at cutting costs and sent easy thing to do -- it's not easy as we can be using the least licensing and permits for a con- "We're paying less than Mills is covering the pur- ] sUuction boom in the city which the signal that nobody is safe for me anyway." amount of money from the tax. what we had expected, which chase cost of the ultrasound [ has exceeded $20 a million a year from budget-trimming knives. Council unanimously passed payer as possible," Talstra said. is nice," said Leisinger of the machine from its own operat- r [ for the past three years. "Council is taking a very long councillor Gordon Hull's motion He said council's first step was $174,000 cost. lug capital and will be repaid [ and hard look at the entire opera- to eliminate the positions at an in- to go through the budget and "cut City adminisUator Bob Hallsor Health care officials had as money is raised, i • [ tions of the City of Terrace," camera council meeting last every scrap of fat that we could will oversee bylaw enforcement estimated the new device Although medical equip'i ] mayor Jack Talstra said. week. Hull's chairman of the find." and building inspection, which is would costS220,000, ment is subject to the 7 per [ "I don't want to sound ominous public works committee. The second stage, he added, is carried out by senior building in- Accmon's bid includes the cent provincial sales tax it [ or anything, but we're going to be The decision came the same to go through all city departments specter Paul Gipps. price tag for sending two does get a break on the federal ] looking at other deparlments with night that council approved plans and examine staffing. Business licensing and animal people from Mills away on a GST. [ a view to making them as effi- to end its city-subsidized com- "We're cutting down," Talslra control will now report to city training course, : That break amounts to 83 [ cient as possible." mercial garbage collection and said."We don't think we're com- treasurer Keith Norman. The device will replace an percent of the 7 per cent GST ii[ Council's finance, personnel leave that business to private promising the efficiency of the Some of the work done by the older ultrasound machine level. ~i~[ : and administration committee companies like Riverside Dis- city in its operations. And at the director of operations will be which, will still functional, is The machine was ordered i[ will take a hard look at each de- posal, That move eliminates two same time we think we're saving added to director of engineering more than a decade old and just before th~end of19941n ~[ i partment through the year, he unionized staff positions, some money for the taxpayer." Stew Christensen's duties, and doesn't match new technol, order to avoid a 1995 prt~ : [ i ~: said ...... Also passed that night was a Severance packages for the the rest willbe dispersed to other ogy now" available, hike, ~ • ~ "It may mean some shifting new staffing policy --proposed fired employees mean that the Imblic works employees. .... i : i • A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 19£5 From front Adjust Your RADELET & COMPANY Head Rest and Barristers & Solicitors, Vancouver, B.C. Grant Buckle Up. Companies • Family Trusts . Tax Matters plan James W. Radelet Phone 689-0878 Fax 689-1386 He also warned such a mentality could spread, noting success could set a precedent for more of the same in Thornhill or F I I l l l , 7 other rural areas with only one representative, "The same thing could happen in Hazelton. It can be Two-mile, it can be South town, It can be any village ot city in our district. : Protect theValue -:. This thing could run away lik: measles." One of The,hill's most vocal : of Your New Vehicle : critics on the board -- New Hazelton director Pete Weeber calls the proposal interesting. "It's good that Thornhill people realize they're pretty vulnerable and that to some extent they're at : NewAutoplan : the mercy of directors from God knows where," Weeber said. "It would certainly help to bring it ., home to the Thornhill people that : R eplacement ' they're not in charge of their own affairs." But Stewart mayor Andy Burton, another board member who has frequently called for i Cost Policll. "I, Thorahill restructuring, doubts he could support such a motion. This policy for new vehicles will be available in 1995 only tO m "[ think they have to take com- ml mand of their own destiny," those who have kept their Autoplan discount for more than five • Burton said. "But I think we've years in a row, Or whose vehicle is part of a fleet with a 40% come a long way in the last A• mm ,, discount. It applies to private passenger or light commercial • ., . . • " vehicles in certain rate classes, m This policy means "New for 01d." If your new car is a total loss, I you will have two options: either receive a brand new vehicle of similar make and model, or receive the,original purchase price of the w rtainly isn t a cash grab, lying there. It came down in the narrow gap between his inflation. The choice of settlement- he said. . Crescentview, Thornhill home and shed, just nicking the yours. For partial losses new parts Rural taxpayers already share m corner,o,f the A-frame. , A lumberjack couldn ,t have fallen it the costs of the l~rary, the arena h==fh=r' hi= nnint~_d nmmt and certain other recreational ser- ...... , ,,- v ...... Check with your Autoplan brot vices. mm this and other special Autopla~ Appeal court decision motorists who use their Road cuts stag nlury award By BRENT MITDRY ! several court hearings. In 1991, Special to The Standard Harrison was awarded more than A RE,C.Et~.. B,C. Court of Ap- $1.6 million, plus interest, against peal decisio~ may cost a Terrace Collier, Biggs and Cam. I man seriously injured ia a stag A year later, the B.C. Court Of pa~ almost seven years ago ,Appeal rejected the trio's apl~al abo~if offe-third of a $1.5 million butdid reduce the award .to $1.27 ...."The bride wore oven miffs mmm " court award. million. With interest, the amount And it may force another Ter- was more than $1.5 million. It was a day to remember, wasn't it? Well, remember it in our upcoming Wedding race man into bankruptcy. Harrison's fall through the Sal- The unanimous decision by vation Army plate glass window Celebrations Guide, and your memory could win you $100, $50 or $25 in cash prizes. three appeal court justices con- ended a night of stag celebrations cerns Brad Harrison. which began when he was shack- He lost the effective use of his led with a ball and chain and Whether you're newlyweds or seasoned married folks, send us your wedding hands and arms when he fell taken to the Skeena Hotel. recollections by 5:00 p.m. Thursday, February 9, and you can join your neighbours through the plate glass window of Harrison's requests to be the Salvation Army's Lakelse released from the ball and chain and friends in this special celebration of weddings and wedding memories. Toss in a Ave. thrift store as a result of a went unanswered. photo, and we'll enter you in our draw for up to $100 in cash. struggle April 2, 1988. He did manage to slip away Un- Harrison sued three men and noticed but two groups of men, was eventually awarded $1.5 mil- one on foot and the other in a Include your name and address, the bride's name, the groom's name, the date and lion. vehicle, caught up with him in Two-thirds of the award was front of the Salvation Army store. location of the wedding, and special recollections you have about the event. Maybe covered by the household insur- Collier, driving a 4 X 4, cut off you've even got advice for today's brides and grooms:Add a photol and send your ance of Raymond Biggs and Rune Harrison's escape route, but Cam, the two men Harrison remained in his vehicle. entries to: struggled with in front of the Sal- Harrison then struggled with vation Army store. Cam and Biggs and, off balance The third man sued, Norman because of the ball and chain, fell Collier, 34, didn't have house in- through the window. surance. He was at f'nst consider- He suffered .severe wounds to ed covered by the Insurance Cor- nerves and muscles and the :'"'""= w oo,.os poration of British Columbia. S RD Terrace Standard arteries of his arms were deeply TANDf 4647 Lazelle Avenue Collier's coverage claim arose cut. k because he was in his truck at the Harrison now devotes his time Terrace, B.C. scene at the time of the struggle to photography and has had (Photo entries should include a self-addressed, stamped envelope for returns, or may be VaG 1S8 between Harrison, Biggs and several showings of his work. picked up at The Terrace Standard office after February 22. Sorry, we cannot be responsible Cam. His suit was for damages and for photos lost in mailing). But that was appealed by ICBC lost income from a job he held at and in this latest judgment, the Eurocan in Kitimat at the time of appeal court ruled against Col- the incident. lier's claim. Although ICBC covers liability arising from the ownership, use or operation of a vehicle, the three-member appeal court ruled Collier's act was not one of negligence. THISYEAR Justice Mary Southin termed his LAST YEAR DALLY RECORD8 behaviour as "an intentional act Jan. ~ PCPN SU.._NN ~ cP_££_R SUN MAX. YEAR MIN. YEAR PRECIp, YE_.E.E.E.E~B of violence" 'while Justice Harold 7 -13,1 -15.5 5,7 1.1 -3,6 6.8 0,0 7,8 1963 -21.1 1965 31,4 1986 Hollinrake termed the incident as -6,2 -12,9 2,6 0,0 an "assault". 8 3.7 -3.7 8.0 0,0 6,1 1971 -18.3 1965 47,6 1982 The effect of this is to leave 9 -3,2 -6.8 0,2 1,4 2.2 -2,7 0.2 0,0 6.1 1981 -20.3 1980 49,8 1987 Collier without any insurance 10 -1.3 -4.2 4,6 0,1 0.1 -2,3 5.6 0,0 4,6 1981 -23,9 1975 47,2 1986 coverage, making it extremely 11 0.6 -3.4 TR 3,6 -0.6 -3.2 4.2 0,0 difficult to pay his portion of the 5,7 1983 -22.2 1975 37,4 1983 award. 12 0.5 -2.4 0,0 5.7 -0.6 0.4 0,0 5.7 1994 -20.0 1957 51.2 1989 Collier could be forced into 13 1.5 -1.5 0,2 0,3 2.9 -0.8 12,6 0,0 4,9 1982 -21.1 1969 66,3 1966 bankruptcy, leaving Harrison unable to collect on his full award. Collier's lawyer, Cameron ROAD MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS ...... Ward, says he will attempt an ap- BROUGHT TO YOU BY: peal through the Supreme Court Winter is upon us once again with snowfalls and freezing temperatures, Because of NEEHAKO9._t~j..-~ -- of Ca~da. bridge decks, they ice up faster and more frequently than roads, ~/j~,~ NORTHCOAST "It is a very bizarre case," said Reduce your speed to suit conditions. Even with sand and salt, roads may still be Ward. "He (Collier) Js not going slippery especially if the temperature changes suddenly. CONSTRUCTION SERVICES to take it lying down." Please watch for and obey traffic control signing. To report road hazards, call 638- Harrison's lawyer, Robert G~- 8383 during office hours. After hours, please call 1-800-666-5051. /7 buns, said he encourages Collier Your Road Maintenance Contractor in his efforts to have an appeal heard by the Supreme Court of An Environmental Citizenship Message From Environment Canada Canada. "It's in our client's best inter- Many of our communities chlorinate their drinking water to kill bacteria. Although chlorination can also forn~ harmful by-products, its benefits are much eats," said Gibbens. greater than the small risk of health effects from these compounds, The case has been through

/ The Terra~'e Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995-A3 News In Brief Scott hires assistant SKEENA. REFORM MP Mike Scott has hired a PhD in history to be one of his key aides in Ottawa. John Robson, a former university instructor and employee of the Fraser Institute, a B.C.-based conservative think tank, began work last month. He most recently was a Reform Party caucus researcher. Robson said he wanted to work for Scott after the two had a conversation about Friedrich Hayek, an Austrian who won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1974. "Hayek views people as responsible actors and builds fxom there. He believes that people act to maximize their own self interest. It's a look athow an individual will react, person by person, through the economy," said Robson. "ARer talking to Mike, I realized that's where I want to go and work." Robson, born in Ontario, received his PhD in American history from the University of Texas. He taught there, at the University of Calgary and at UBC. Student demo on Jan. 25 MAKE THAT two demomtrations in one month. Last week's demo protesting pending changes to unemployment insurance and social programs is being followed nerzt week with one by Northwest Community College students. The Canadian Federal of Students says tuition and other student costs will increase if the federal govermnent cuts transfex payments BLUEBACK SWIM club members may be diving into the local cent at both the poor and the arena, youth groups are expected to the provincial governments. pool, but rental fees for the facility are headed in the opposite to show up at next week's council meeting to protest the charges Students here will mount a picket line at the college's McConnell direction. Caught off-guard by proposed hikes of close to 40 per and attempt to persuade elected officials to change their minds, Ave. entrance beginning 8 a.m. and last until 4 p.m. January 25. Land claims observer wanted NORTHWEST TOWNS are finding it more difficult than they Fee hikes stun youth groups thought to get an observer into the Nisga'a land claim talks. There's no opposition from the province, which has agreed to pat CITY COUNCIL is going to hear and being a Bluebaek is already a lack of ice time at home forces Club suggested subsidizing youth a municipal representative on its negotiating team. from youth sports organizations an expensive pastime. Terrace teams to go on the road. sport was "an investment ih kids' But no singletown councillor has the time to devote to the pro-. using the alena a~d pool. Ken'nan said she would be con- The remainder of the budget health." ject, says Terrace mayor Sack Talstra. And what they're going to hear tacting youth groups using the goes on administration costs She pointed out the club used "To be at the talks is extremely time-consuming and probably a are loud protests over plans to arena with a view to making a insurance is the major item there. the proceeds of its bingo and full time job," Talslxa said. boost facility fees by up to 38 per joint presentation at next Monday Minor hockey's only sources of other money raising ventures to Terrace city council, the Kitimat-Stikine regional district board, cent effective July 1. night's council meeting. revenue are registration fees and subsidize registration fees. and hopefully other town councils in the region will each set aside The new ice rental charge for And she'll find willing allies in bingo proceeds, he added. "Skating is already ex- some money in their 1995 budgets. youth groups will be $ 50 per the battle if last week's reactions Downie pointed out Terrace pensive," she said, adding the That will be used to hire an observer to sit in on the talks a: td hour, up from $36.50. are any guide. minor hockey players were al- club's objective was to try and report back to the municipalities. That person will also report: The Blueback swim club will Minor hockey president Brian ready receiving less.ice time per make it as acceas~le as possible "within reason" to the public, Taistra said. see its fees increased to $45 per Downie estimated the proposed dollar of registrntion than those in for young people. "Our difficulty now is to find the right person to fill this po ti- hour from $32.50. "People can only afford so tion," TalsUa said. "We've discovered knowledgable persons who "This is a little bit extreme," much and they are coming close are available to take on this job are difficult to find." said club president Candice Subsidizing youth sport is "an investment in to the limit," Dedilnke warned. The same municipal representative would likdy be appointed to Kerman. "I don't know where Mds ! health ...... If , ...... Dod#uko. Although the answer might ap- carry on representing the region's municipal interests at the more we're supposed to get the money pear to be the clubs should raise distant talks involving Tsimshian and Haisla natives. from." more money to offset rental fee Noting the club had to double hikes will cost the organization other communities in the region. increases, she noted the com- Deadline for health money its registration fees Since losing approximately $15,000 over a He was also incensed at the way munity was already being asked its bingo licencc three years ago, season. the new rates had been agreed by to come up with money to sup- A HEALTH council established to comider the needs of northwest: Kerman said it will probably have That txanslated to adding at council without any consultation port a lot of the services and ac- natives has set Feb. 17 as the deadline for applications for the next no choice but to pass the rental least $40 to the current registra- with youth groups or warning. "It tivitiea here. year. increase on to the swimmers. tion fees of $175, based oa cur- hit us right out of the blue." As an exam#e, she pointed to The Northwest Aboriginal Health Council works out of the Dze LI Younger swimmers now pay rent ice time and 400 players. While he conceded : youth the money the library board was K'ant Friendship Centre in Smithers and has eight representatives ~ $40 per month and the rate is Currently ice rental swallows groups were given a preferential being asked to raise for that facil- covering the area. double that for the older club up about one third of the organi- rate on rentals, Downie said that ivy's expansion project. Its goal is to develop and assist community health projects for: members. zation's amaual budget. policy had reflected a desire to Dediluke said businesses northwest ztatives. Add in the cost of t~avel to Although a further third goes to support youth activities. received requests for financial The council was given $619,000 for the current fiscal year which swim meets - Kerman paid out cover travel to out of town Echoing that view, Marg • support almost daily as it was and ends March 31. $2,000 last year for her two kids - tournaments, Downie pointed out Dedfluke of the Terrace Skating some were already at their limit. COPPERSIDEFOODS :'::: JANUARYCLEAR.OUT

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k A better way # ABOUT TEN years ago governments realized they had a problem. The number and type of jobs available was changing rapidly due to the evolu- tion of the economy and technological advance- merits. People already in the job market and those about to enter the wage world simply didn't have the skills or training for the new economic world. And so was created the wonderful world of training programs. Governments began to pour money into anything that moved which promised to prepare people for the real world. There was no shortage of people, the raw material of this particular type of industry, and those numbers grew as another push began-- to take people off welfare and put them into the labour force. What then happened was the inevitable creation of bureaucracies associated with training programs. These things take on a life of their own. Within a very short time, energies are poured into sustaining bureaucracies, sometimes at the Crime stats not that bad detriment of why a program was. set up in the VICTORIA -- If ever we locked up. to leave people wondering.. first place. Chasing government money caused needed proof that perception Again, the facts say some- about their safety. Newspaper tends to usurp reality, it was thing else. It's not as easy for a accounts of a rape and murder competition among the multitude of groups set delivered in spades by Univer- convicted criminal to obtain in Los Angeles make women up to run training programs. It's really nobody's sity of Ottawa criminologist premature lease as the public in Victoria afraid to walk.the. Dr. Julian Roberts. believes. More criminals serve sUeets of their neighborhood fault. It's just the way things happen. In a federally-sponsored out their time than get released after dark, no matter how safe Training programs have become a vibrant study, parts of which were on parole. the streets may be. growth industry in this area. All feed off of released a couple of weeks Says Roberts: "The system The result is a growing pub- ago, Roberts found that public is not the lenient joke people lic bunker mentality. Don't government money in one form or another. All perception of crime in Canada believe it to be. Everything's walk the streets after dark or depend upon people which for cultural, lan- differs sharply from the actual not fine, but the problems are you'll get mugged, raped or guage, racial, gender, geographical and age rea- facts. not necessarily what the public killed. -: Opinion poll after opinion bdieves them to be." And wherever there is public ~ sons are semi or non productive participants in poll shows that fear for life and :ROM THE, cAPITAt Roberts doesn't blame any- concern, even if it's not the economy. Given the time and resources, limb weighs heavily on the one in particular for this dis- founded in fact, there will be public mind. Canadians are HUBERT BEYER crepancy between perception politicians eager and willing to someone could probably find a healthy number convinced that crime rates, convinced that the use of guns and reality; but there can be no exploit that fear. of people who have drifted from one training particularly those, of violent in crimes is on the rise whereas doubr: that the media play a That's why the Reform Party program to another. crimes, are soaring. in fact, the rate of gun use in large role. is advocating a referendum on They are certain that the robberies dropped from 37 per Fm not advocating the the death penalty. Never mind There's now a move here to change that. North- courts are too lenient, and that cent in 1978 to 26 per cent by ""goo'~-nd~Ts'~i'a~r'ofi~l/"i6"/l~e~" ' thatthe murder rate has actual: . west Community College is working on a com- the parole system's primary 1990. ~ ch/d/hclh~g of somety. ~y the : ly fallen since the abohtlon of mF.Xfla; 5iit, the fact remains' capital pumshment: The pub--"' munity learningcouneil. The-philosophical base ...... purpose is to molly-coddle The murder rate has been'rel- criminals. atively stable and actual!y.has that when someonegets mur- he's fear and loathing of cnme to the council is that learning ~of one kind Or an- Roberts' findings fly in the begun to fall since the aboli- dcred in a city of half a mil- provides a convenient and other goes on forever no matter what type of job face of these public perception of the death penalty. Yet, lion, 499,999 people didn't. cheap fuel supply for the a person has or may want to have. tions. He checked opinion most Canadians believe that It's not so much the reporting political engine of the right. polls done over the past few the murder rate is rising, caus- of crime,, as the absence of The media will not stop As important as that is, a result of the council years, compared the results to ing renewed demands for the balance that causes the prob- reporting crime, nor should just might be to provide more direction, co- actual crime statistics, and death penalty. lem. Whenever a violent crime they. But readers and viewers found that crime rates have As for the parole system, join is committed, it ends UP on the must maintain a sense of ordination and reality to training programs. It remained stable over the past any conversation on crime and front pages of our newspapers balance and reality, rather tha n simply doesn't make sense to have a variety of five years. Yet, two-thirds of you'll find that in the public's and leads the newscasts on be swept away on an ever training programs pursuing different goals, par- Canadians believe they have perception, criminals obtain radio and television. stronger tide of hysteria. risen. premature release from prison This constant barrage of ticularly nowadays when government monies are Likewise, the public is firmly more easily than they got violent-crime reports is bound tight and growing tighter. To not achieve a higher level of co-ordination is to risk increasing competition for government monies as they become scarcer. The result is a loss of productivity within the training programs and the ultimate loss of what they are supposed Hello? ,anybc ay out there? to be about in the first place. READERS MAY suppose as topics for his wacky articles. One reader let me know you columnists are inundated with Then last week he went one can buy Econo-Clean in liter mail like Dear Abby, or better. bottles at Colour Works. deluged by phone calls like According to a Province One reader gave me a report Rogers Cable. Not so. news item, the humorist, of the fall fair's barn dance. He Even big time columnists who'd joked in his syndicated had stopped by the fair at mid- feel isolated. Roslyn Kunin, in newspaper column that "opera night. A rook hop was happen- Our winters her Province Job Market can kill you," accepted an in- ing, kicking up dust in a dirt- column, recently wrote, "Let vitation from the Eugene floored tent, dark except for THIS WINTER'S WEATHER proves once me note that I am delighted to (Oregon) Opera to play a glow tubes worn by the dan- hear from you. I can get awful- corpse in Puccini's Gianni cers. Vocals and instruments again Terrace and area is a place to brag about to ly lonely sitting at the com- Schicchi. drowned each other out. He people who live elsewhere. While those others puter by myself. So I am al- Painted with ghoulish wished he had worn ear pro- only have four seasons worth of weather, we ways glad to know that you are makeup and wearing a bed- tectors. not only reading my column, shirt, nightcap and white Following my column about the Terrace air show, a pilot have at least seven. hut also are sufficiently CLAUDETTE SANDECKI socks, Barry lay dead in bed Not only is there spring, summer and fall, but motivated to respond." mouth open, arms half-raised phoned to let me know cliff Readers usually speak up for Palmer, columnist for the Van- and fingers curled. After a long Howard, the stunt flier about there's winter-rain, winter-snow, winter-cold and one of three reasons. A column couver sun, received his big- aria, he was stuffed head-first whom I'd written, had died winter-wind. All of this makes us experts in says exactly what they would gest reader response when he under the bed. some years hack while test fly- wrote a column apologizing raingear, layered clothing, winter tires, insulation write. They have more in- He returned to say a few kind ing for Boeing in Seattle. formation to add to the topic. for an earlier column. words about opera. For the columnist, writing is and how to keep shingles on roofs. And that sure Or the viewpoint expressed is But Dave Barry, who writes Kind words are always wel- a way to learn. As one writer as heek beats some boring winter down south. opposite to their own. Upset for the Miami Herald, must come, though both praise and put it, "How do I know what I readers react quicker than a take the prize for reader criticism give me writer's think until I see it written on dental cavity. response, if you leave Dear block. My column averages paperT" Even a complimentary Abby out of the contest Alert one response per year. Last Likewise, a columnist has no column can bend at least one readers mail him a steady year I harvested a bumper way of predicting readers' reader out of shape. Vaughn supply of news clippings, CrOp. reactions. mostly oddities, ~vhtch he uses PUBLIsHER/EDITOR: Rod Link "~

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AN/NCREASING number of families in the Terrace-area are opting to teach their children at home. Kim Brinson started a support group for parents who home school their children in 1992 with seven families. The Christian Home Educators Support Group now includes 28families and 60 children in their activities and monthly meetings. While two men attend the meetings, Brinson said the overwhelming majority of those who teach in the home are women. Parents who home school are required to register their children at a school approved by the B.C. education ministry. Thirteen children are registered at Centennial Christian, while about 23families have registered their children through the Skeerta Christian Academy at Northside Christian School in V'anderhoo/. While no Terrace students are registered with the correspondence school as home .... IT'S schoolers, several families use B.C. correspondence curriculum and register as regtdar correspondence students. ALL HOME " WORK p CONVICTIONSERSONAL prompted Kim Brinson to begin teaching her two children at home. "1 just had this feeling that this is what I should

be doing with my kids . ,, right now," she says.

The family started home-schooling after her oldest daughter, Krista, now 10, finished grade two at Centennial Christian School. "We were happy with Centennial," Brinson empha- sized. "'This is not about dissatisfaction - it's about our own personal feelings." Brinson said her family enjoys having school at their kitchen table. "I like being with the kids, knowing what's going into their minds and being their total influence at an early age," she said."I want to get them really well established in their life." Now in their third year of school at home, Krista is going through grade five and Keana, 7, is workiug on grade tw0:"You do rams your friends from schogl, but ldds were always figliting o ' . * * - * .... i~' ! .:.'~ ~ ~"~! trl;t,~"~ '~r'~Or~ ~'~ ~"qt'~'>~C'~ ann swearing on the ous,'" sale Mlsta. "'It's nice.teen at home • , , ' . d; |[~?J J.t:,' "', :2 ~ ',~ . and all of my best fnends now are home-schooled, too." Brinson starts teaching at 9:30 a.m. and the students usually KEANA AND KRISTA Brinson split their kitchen table curriculum package supplemented with metric and finish by 2 p.m. into working stations. They both use the Accelerated Canadian history. The ACE program requires divided "If you ask for help at school the teacher has to help every- Christian Education (ACE) curriculum, an American work stations for concentration. body else too and you don't get as much work done as you could," said Krista. "At home I can work for four hours straight Terrace-area, Brinson said the family would consider sending The Brinsons, along with 13 other local families teaching their if I want." their children to public school• children with the ACE program at home, now have the help of Brinson said one of the most common misconceptions about "They may have to go into the public system for high school the Skeeaa Christian Academy, a local organization that started home-schooling is that the children are deprived of "normal" but I would be in very close contact with the school and their this year to provide support to families teaching the ACE cur- socialization. teachers." riculum. "That idea is just so wrong," Brinson said. "The girlshave Brinson first started K.rista on the Alpha and Omega cur- The academy, headed by Kevan and Naomi Peters with the friends over almost every day - they're around kids all the time." riculum, an American Christian educational package. help of Helen Schlamp, buys the ACE books in bulk for the Krista is taking piano lessons and both girls are involved in the But Brinson said she found it to be too difficult. families and provides tutoring and testing services. Thornhill Community Church youth group. "It was very academic and boring - there was no colour or il- Schlamp collects marks from the parents and sends out report Brinson said home-schooling has taught her children a strong lustrations to help make it interesting," said Brinson. cards to the students about every nine weeks• work ethic. "I like this because they have a structured cur- Both children now use the Accelerated Christian Education She also conducts exams every two weeks to or/sure the stu- riculum and I'm just overseeing them," she said. "They are (ACE) curriculum, an American package supplemented with dents are keeping up with their grade level. learning to read instructions and do the work on their own until metric and Canadian history for students north of the border. According to th6 ACE requirements, Krista must get at least 80 they get really stuck and need help." "ACE helps to establish their confidence and self-esteem be- per cent and Keana 90 per cent on their exams to pass or they While Brinson feels comfortable teaching her children at the cause they learn to succeed," she said. "They learn everything must redo the entire booklet. lower grade levels, she said they may choose to go back to they need to know without being frustrated with useless informa- The academy registers the students:at the Northside Christian school in the future. tion.' ' School in Vanderhoof, an independent school teaching the ACE "I really enjoy this right now but I'm not one of those people Both Krista and Keana take five core ACE subjects: English, curriculum. who says they will definitely home-school forever," Brinson math, word building (spelling), social studies and science. Brinson and her husband Rob pay about $350 for Krista's said. 'Tdflke to have them at home at least until grade seven If ~cy finish these subjects early in the year, Brinson has three books and $250 for Keana per year, plus a user fee for the scor- and then we might look at them going back to school." extra subjects for them to work on: Bible, animal science and ing keys shared between the families and a fee for the Schlamp's Because there is no independent, Christian high school in the writing. services. :

schooling remains a way of life, were initi~ . . Time "The fast year I thought we decision ~to school ~eir chii- Centemnial Christian School were just seeing how this dren at home. before starting on cor- would work," she said. "Now "When . people question respondence courses at home, together I see this as my career. Be- home schooling, I usually try while eight-year-old Renee tween 7:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., I to find out exactly what their has never gone to school out- am a teacher - I don't do concern is and it's usually that side her home. a plus housework or visit friends the kids won't develop social- After one year on cor- then because I'm teaching." ly," she said. "Our kids have respondence, all three changed LISA AND GORDON Froese Froese said they enjoy home a town full of cousins, they are to the ,Alpha and Omega cur. began teaching their children schooling because it allows in youth group, they're in ka- riculum, a Christian educa- at home out of necessity. them to spend extra time to- rate and swimming lessons, tional package. The couple started working gether as a family. and they play with friends a Terry, 14 and 12-year-old for the parks service as "If your kids are coming lot." Levi are now back on B.C. correspondence courses while caretakers at Boya Lake up home from school at 3:30 in While home schooling has Hwy37 near the Yukon border the afternoon, then do Dani-Marie, 9, and Reaee use worked for her family, Froese Alpha and Omega. ~in 1989, taking them out of homework and extra- THE FROESE FAMILY has transformed a room in their bench said it's not for everyone. town from May-October every curricular activities, you get home into a classroom for their four children, (from left) Levi, While they are content with ..+year. no time together as a family," Roneo, DanI-Marle and Terry. Usa Froase uses the Alpha and "Discipline is key - if all homeschooling for now, "" "It wasn't good for the kids she said. "With school at Omega curriculum for Reneo and Dani-Marle while Levi and your time is spent fighting Froese said they assess their c to be missing that much school home, we get all the time we Terry are working on the B,C. correspondence curriculum. Their with your kids because they situation every year. t" school day starts at 7'.30 every morning and runs until 2:00 p.m. as they got older, so we de- want together." want to play outside Instead of "If they want to go back to cided to try home-schooling," Because of the flexibility study, it can t work, she said. school next year, they certain- "'But if your home can operate said Lisa Froese, home schooling allows, Froese per,ant, but it's not every- skills that they otherwise ly Can. And we will probably Four years later, the Froese said their children have well- thing," she said. "They have wouldn't have time for - it in much the same way a rather they go back to sch6ol i family's annual treks to Boya rounded lives. time to spend with their dad brings about a little more school would, it can be.-ve17,/,,,.~f;~.~,Land .12,espc¢lld.,. ~ 2Lake are over but home "Education is good and im- learning things like carpentry balance." successful" ly. '~!ii~::::!?

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' T A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995 Writer remains puzzled about milk product prices An open letter to: The President, CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Overwaitea Foods and The Divisional Manager, Canada Safeway Ltd The Mail Bag Dear Sirs: • , This raises an interesting issue. Ltd, you have your own dairy, Recently a letter was published I am yet to be convinced that Lucerne Dairies that is, purchas- in The Terrace Standard concern- Price Costco are using milk and ing raw milk, processing it and ing the high cost of dairy pmduc- for that matter, all types of dairy then retailing the product. This Is in our region. products, as loss leaders to attract would place you in a very comi~e- Consumers are aware that the customers to their outlets. titive position to offer price price of milk is a three-tiered Both Canada Safeway and savings on your own products. commodity, that being the raw Save-On-Foods have responded But alas, you have taken the at- price as established by the B.C. and dropped the price of dairy titude that the consumer doesn't Milk Marketing Beard, the products in the Prince George care and therefore we will charge wholesale cost as established by region to remain competitive. It whatever the market place will the dairies in this province and would seem then that you view bear. It is interesting that there is the retail cost that is set by the the Terrace market as non compe- no price fluctuation between retailer. titive and therefore this gives you Dairy World and Lucerne produc- Dairy World, the largest of the a licence to price gouge in this Is produced by Canada Safeway wholesalers, has been quick to area. in the Terrace region. point the f'mger at you - the It is justifiable on your part to Further, the regular price of retailer for being the villain in maintain that the retail price is milk in both Prince Rupert and price gouging consumers in our set, based on the wholesale price Kitimat for four litres of 2% milk region. They are quick to note of milk. In the case of Save-On- retails for less than $4.00. The that the retailer sets the final price Fcods/Overwaitea, you retail ex- cost of moving the product to and therefore must ultimately ac- clusively, Dairy World's own both these locations must be con- " Rachel Reay and Andrew Brodie cept the blame for the high prices products. Dairy World has eon- siderably higher than shipping it .. c-d'd'dr~L-z we are paying. f'nmed that all retailers are paying just to Terrace yet you can turn Neighbouring areas including the same wholesale price of milk. around and sell it cheaper in both Prince Rupert, Kitimat and Prince what they fail to mention is that locations. George have all enjoyed substan- retailers like Save-On- As the PlesidenVDivisional Anne Sluyter and Michael Wen tial price reductions to dairy pro- Foods/Overwaitea are receiving a Manager for your retail opera- duets. Dairy World has also ad- rebate or kick back on the high tions in the Terrace region, I vised that in the case of Prince volume of milk that is being pur- would urge yon to examine your George, Price Costco have estab- chased. It certainly doesn't affect price structure and provide the "ii~i~ii~:i:ii~Steffan!::i;i~i:i"ii!:iiii!:!i~:iii:i!!il:i~/i/ c"T"~dWagner~°~ ,, ': i.:i i ~'iii~r ' lished a major retail outlet and the wholesale price, however, this consumers the price relief that is can retail dairy products at con- does place you in a position to be needed in this area.

siderable savings to their price competitive. " ' Bob Petras, customers. In the case of Canada Safeway Terrace, B.C. Saturday, January 21, 1995 Cable television direction 7:30 pm Knox United Church power rests with the public 4907 Lazelle Dear Sir:. hag an eye on the balance sheet, you, the subscriber. The recent changes in cable By the way, the CRTC lakes We do hold the power. Commu- 7 , television have brought frustra- direction from us ~ the Canadian nicate with your cable company. tion to many communities, not public. If we don't like the rules, Help form the future of television just ours. we can change them. in your home. Tell the CRTC A revolt in the Lower Mainland Over the next few years, more your views. has reportedly forced one cable competition for cable companies If frustration persists, you could Benefit Concert for a~~ company to abandon plans to and options for viewers will come always use your greatest power: Terrace Symphony Orchestr delete PBS DeUroit in order to via direct-to-home satellite and pull the plug. satisfy the demands of irate sub- phonecompanies. - P. Pauis Admission by Donation scribers. The CRTC has approved this Terrace, B.C. People .in Prince LGeOrgeare competition based on inputfrom fiifibus with~Shaw Cable over their inability to supply a Fox af- filiate while increasing fees. The Canadian Radio-television Medical people and Telecommunications Com- mission is aware there will be many complaints with cable appreciated changes over the next few months Dear Sir: and ideally, they wish these prob- thoughts with my friends in lems could be rectified through Re: Missing plane in the lower mainland. communication between the cable Masset. They are so lucky to have company and the subscribers. It is very unfortunate to access to everything and We have to remember the cable see the loss of five devoted their understanding on the companies are in business to professionals who take care life of the people in the make money. of the medical needs of the north is appreciated. They have to balance the wants remote communities. Anthony Yao, of the subscribers with the rules I do wish to share some Kitimat, B.C. Sandra Lenuik of the CRTC, all the while keep-

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saw northwestern B.C. post a 21 : per cent increase in room off regular retail price off regular retail price revenue. That was the second largest increase of eight economic devel- SHADOW IRIS SAUCE PAN 3 PC. ALL PURPOSE opment regions within the province. CORNING WARE Reg. $91.! VISE GRIP SET The figures are taken from ac- itities) commodation facilities sending in their provincial room tax revenues. 'Terrace figures were derived CLEAR from the reporting of 13 motels m • ~ :~: ~, ,i,,,,, n and 5 hotels accounting for 510 '18 88 '19 97 rooms. __....____ Prince Rupert showed a January I,caaPe...... UNNERI, to August 1994 increase of 19.4 8 PC. PROFESSIONAL :iii ...... INDUSTRIAL GRADE per cent in revenue compared to. the same period in 1993. In terms of actual dollars, that amounted to $1.040 million. Across the province, room revenues increased 10.7 per cent i from January to July 1994 compared to the same period in 1993. S ' = S"5 9"'""c"9 7 n : Reg. $1.49/ft i While the northwest posted Reg,, $14.49 4" shelf, 18"x36"x72", Reg. $64.95 room revenue increases, the same is being reported throughout the province. Of all overseas travellers who came to Canada, almost 25 per cent came to this province. United Kingdom tourists increased by 12,5 per cent while Australian arrivals grew by 28 CO.OPFARM & GARDEN CENTRE TERRACECO-OP DEPARTMENTSTORE TERRACECO-OP HOME CENTRE BULKPLANT per cent. 4617 GreigAve, 4617 GreiqAve, 2912 MolitorSt. 4821 Hwy, 16 Koreans and Taiwanese are also ' Groceries , LotteryCentre visiting B.C. in ever growing STORE HOURS: . Cafeteria STORE HOURS: , Hardware& STORE HOURS: BULK PLANTHOURS: Mon.- Thurs...... 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon.. Wed...... 9 a.rn.. 6 p,m. MONDAY.FRIDAY numbers with 97 per cent and 40 , Family Houseware MONDAYTHRU SATURDAY Friday...... 9a.m. - 9 p.rn. Thurs. - Fri...... 9 a.m.- 9 p,m. 8:00A.M.- 6 P.M, per cent increases recorded Fashions , SportingGoods 8a.m.- 6 p.m. Saturday...... 9 a.m,- 6 p.m. Saturday...... 9 a.rn. • 6 p.m. , Appliances& SATURDAY respectively, CLOSEDSUNDAYS . Post Office Sunday...... 11 a.m, .5 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS11:OOAM - 4 PM 9:00AM,. 1 P.M. Electronics That's due in part to better air . Gas Bar connections between the Far East 635-6347 635-6347 635-9595 635-7419 q and B,C. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995 - A9 And never the twain shall meet. But you can meet Twain. And Tolstoy. And Henfing~ay. They're on the shelves at your library. Get acquainted. '

Terrace Public Library 4610 Park Avenue 638-8177 BUSINESSREVIEW ~lu from Eskay THE NORTHWEST'S newest It's a 61kin txip from the airstrip gold mine has shipped its first along the lskut Valley road and batch of ore to Japan and is soon then south to the mine site. to send another to a Quebec The non-union workforce oper- smelter. ates on a two-week in and two- Homestske Canada's Eskay week out rotation. Creek mine is the culmination of Maintenance of the road is more than six years of explora- being done by the Dense Lake- tion and development involving based Tahltan Native Develop- several changes of ownership. ment Corporation. The initial underground mining This is the third northwest gold to produce the 5,240 metric tonne mine in which Homestske has or mmm shipment to Japan went very well, had an interest. says Homestake Canada president It acquired the Goiden Bear Ronald Parker. mine outside of Dense Lake The ore was truckcd from the which it subsequently sold. Eskay Creek area up Hwy37 and Homestske, through Prime, also loaded onto a froightcrat Stewart. has a piece of the Snipgold mine For ntore information on A TRIMARK Shipments bound for Qucbec in the Iskut Valley. :. will be truckcd south to a facility The Eskay Creek mine is the Trimark's RSP Mutual Funds contact: MUTUAL FUNDS WE MANAGE. bcsidc the CGcd Forest Products first for the area since companies, TO OUTPERFORM. mill at Kitwanga whcrc lhey'llbe fueled by Vancouver stock loaded onto rail cars. promoter Murray Pezim, swept [] Drill work GREAT PACIFIC Arrow Transport is the trucking into the Eskay area in the late company hircd to ship the ore 1980s for extensive exploration ENGINEERS BEGAN the task last week of drilling into the MANAGEMENT CO. LTD. from the mincsitc and Stewart and development programs. Bulk Terminals in Stewart is han- Original plans called for the de- ground at the site of the planned nefv medical clinic on C.G. (BUD) RALLOCK dling the loading onto ships. velopment of a smelter at the old Park Ave. That's Peter Barrow of Peace Drilling and Re- 5133 Agar Avenue 635'4273 Equity mine near Houston. search of Taylor, B.C. The geotechnical work will tell Approximatcly 100 pcoplc arc All retunLs, audited by En~st & Young Chartered Accountants, a~r historical annual tampa roded tara employed on-sitc with another That plan was cancelled last engineers what klnd of foundations are needed and if rates of retlin~ and reflect changes in unit value and distributions, reinvested. They do not false into 10-15 involved in lhc trucking year when overall costs of $290 there is any trouble with the water table. The clinic will acconnt sales chatges or administrative fees payable by unitholders whichwould have reduced tvtums. Past pe~fonnance do~s not guarantee future results. Your unit vahle and investment retain wlll fluctu. and loading cnd. million were judged to be too ex- contain a majority of the city's medical services. ate. hnportant information about a~,y mutual fund is contained in its simpl~ed prospectus. Read your Construction bcgan last spring pensive. prospectus carefully before investing. You can obtain onefrom the Jhancial advise r Ilsted above, with a road to the minc location Designed by Trtmark InvestmentManagdment Inc~ and work on the mine itselfbcgan in May 1994. "It was a very quick projcct," said Parkcr. "Esscntiallywc were complete by mid-October and at !f you want spaciousness, Pontiac Firefly CAN'T BEAT IT, because the all new 3-door Accent's longer, wider wheelbase gives you more ntefi0i- Space • that time started mining into the ore body." n Firefly. If you want 24 hour roadside assistance, Toyota Tercel CAN'T BEAT IT, because Tercel "doesn't have it. The mine was brought in under the projected $75 million construction budget. If you're looking for horsepower, Geo Metro CAN'T BEAT IT,, because Accent's 4 cylinder 92 HP Alpha engine Home.stake, which is operating the mine through its ownership of provides you with an additional 37 horses. If you want a 5-speed manual transmission, Toyota Tercel CAN'T BEAT IT,, because Tercel only comes Prime Resources, estimates there's enough ore for approxi- standard with a 4-speed. If you want a hatchback, Toyota Tercel CAN'T BEAT IT, because Tercel's notavailable in this sportier style. And if you mately 10years. , • It expects to. pr0duce,~90,000, ,;'~]i' mdnc, tonnes of gold and :silver war~r~anr.'l~ck ~ral~es',:'T~a'Tercel CAN'T BEAT IT, because Tercel doesn'roffer ABS. In fact, any other car start bearing ore m the fiisi year and ' 110,000 mc~'ic temaes a year CAN'T BEAT IT. Because Accent has a Bosch engine management system similar to BMW. A sophisticated 4-chan: thcrcaftcr,said Parkcr. Workers arc being drawn from the area and from other places. ABS systemt like Porsche. And is manufactured with a single side body panel stamping process like Mercedes. And when Those from outside the area are being flown to the Bob Quinn air- you include crumple zones, side impact beams that meet '97 safely standards, available dual airbags, a low maintenance strip besidc Hwy37 by Smithcrs- based Central Mountain Airlines. engine and one of the best warrant es, you'll know you CAN'T BEAT IT. Because no other economy car adds up to value like this.

7 • ',,~I~-~, .... • "[ :~" '"~ :' .... Introducing • ~.~ • ,~ From Out & The All New 3-Door S9.78 About Food Safe award given THE NORTHERN Motor Inn has received the first ever Food Safe Excellence certificate in the Skeena region. Restaurant operators must demonstrate safe food handling practices, and complete a Food- Safe training course to be .• • , eligible. The health ministry program recognizes superior food handling and provides stickers and promo- tional material to businesses that qualify for the certificates, , - . • . Food chain recognized OVERWAITEA HAS won a federal environmental award. The Environmental Award for Business for 1994 was given on the basis of a company's efforts to reduce waste and to encourage recycling. The company along with others belonging to a grocery store association and pop producers are now working on a plan to intro- duce bottle depots in the northwest. Nyce Economy Car - elected Of The Year A GITWINKSIHLKW resident MOTORING,g5 'MSRP 1995 Accent3-dr L &speed from $9,788 (includingffeighl & P.D.S.). Licenseand taxes extra. Dealer may sell for less. tOpfional. has been elected to the board of directors of the Native Brother- hood of B.C., an organization which represents native Interests in the rmhing industry. Giilaclter Jacob Nyce is the THORNHILL HVUnOl:- Rrst Nisga'a to sit on the board ,Where the smart money goes" and is one of four• northem rest- East, Terrace, B.C. Dealer No. 7041 denis on the seven-member board. -.'> . :L/~

.,f . • A10 -The Terrace Standard, wednesday, January 18, 1995 UI said at risk THE SHAMES MOUNTAIN Marchers sla 'n fed plan SKI CLUB [ would like to BOOSTED BY the skirling of a bagpiper, a small group of Thank all the volunteers for their help [ protesters took their protest of and support during our Annual Giant pending cuts to social programs to the city's canada Employment Slalom Race, January 7 and 81 19951 Centre last Friday.: Speakers from labour unions, • The Terrace Volunteer Bureau the women's resource centre, stu- • Van-Kam Freightways dents and seniors said cuts in un- • Canada Safeway employment insurance and trans- • Terrace Equipment : : fer payments will hurt area residents. • BC Telephone Co, = :.... , Norm Lavallee, president of the • BC Hydro :: :: Kitimat-Terrace and District • Dept. of Fisheries Labour Council said an increase in the number of weeks that need • Dediluke Sur~ceys to be worked from 14 to 20 and a • Subway Sandwich Shop : cut in benefits from 55 to 50 per • Jim Wold i cent of earnings will affect seasonal workers. • Shames Mountain Ski Corp. A labour council letter ad- • All Season's Source For Sports dressed to federal humanresource development minister Lloyd Ax- And all the parents who worked as gatekeepers, worthy was presented to employment cenlze officials asking that BAGPIPER LEADS marchers down Lazelle Ave. to do the Canada Employment Centre Jan. 13. course workers and various other positions. Axworthy visit the northwest. Labour, senior cilizen and women's and poverty group representatives spoke against pending Lavallee was particularly criti- changes go social services programs, saying they'll affect Ul recipients, poor people and those who eal of promised training programs now benefit from social services programs of one type or another. for jobs he said might not even And Lavallee challenged taxation. exist. Skeem Reform MP Mike Scott to "Plug the loopholes," she said. r~ "You got tO have holes first if explain his position. Northwest Community College ~s Skeena NDP provincial mem- *w you want to drill," he said. student Ken Harder said a broad ber Helmut Giesbrecht said the t~ Lavallee added that since UI range of cuts affecting a large contributions are made by federal deficit wasn't created by number of people is doing them a TUXEDO RENTAL employers and employees and not social programs. favour. the general taxpayer the cuts He said cuts in social programs "This way we can all band to- don't make sense. are part of the world-wide effort a, gether," he said in adding that SPECIAL He said the federal government toward free trade to reduce bene- the federal government will hear fits to a common denominator. L would be better off to end the a variety of voices. departure of untaxed corporate Hospital Employees' Union rep Gerald King from the Terrace profits from the country. Andrea LeBlanc called for equal Anti Poverty Group Society said there was a "conspiracy to create m,, StartingAt$54,99 a slave labour force." And he forecast an increase in .." Third man charg,,a prison construction to handle the For Graduation, Weddings or any increased problems that'll happen special occasion. Reserve yours when people are affected by the ::" in Hazelton murder cuts. before March 31 /95. Terrace Women's R&ource '" A HAZELTON murder case took murder of Heal are Winter and Selected Brand Names - ;~ a surprising twist Friday when Timothy Sheldon McReery, 19. Centre representative Carol Sabo didn't argue against the need for a Lord West, Christian Dior, Pierre Cardin ',; another man was arrested and Also charged as an accessory in reform of social programs. ~ charged as a co-conspirator. the crime is Jaedrion Aaron Katz, :~ Dana Charles Winter, owner of 19, of Smithers. "Reform means change. But all we're hearing about are cuts," ., a gas station in Two Mile, was The prosecutor in the case, she said. Elizabeth Fashions .,'" taken into custody, said RCMP Mike Fulmer from Prince Rupert, Senior citizen Norm Read said :~ Cpl. Chris Bomford. intends to try Winter and events of today are taking people ",, Winter, 32, is the third person McReery together as co-accused 4609 Lakelse Ave. back to the depression 'years of :; so far arrested in the murder of in the same proceeding with Katz, the 1930s. 0' Landis Heal, whose body was Cpl. Bomford said. 635-4211 .' recovered from a shallow grave McReery remains in custody As was the case then, Read said • ~ near Cedar~alelast October. after bail was denied at a hearing people don't want unemployment .' Heal, of New Hazelton, went in Prince George last month. insurance, they want jobs. ~ missing in August. He died of Katz, however, was granted bail o, gunshot wounds. .t on Dee. 6 based on a $20,000 -, Charged with the first-degree surety.

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"awaii EXPECT THE number of RCMP These will be aboriginal police schools that operated in B.C. officers from the northwest in- officers and while Mahon didn't Two of those were in the north, volved in a massive investigation have a specific number from the west, Lower Post 1951 and 1975 of abuse at native residential northwest, he said more than 60 and at Lejac near Fraser Lake P izza P I a col schools to grow. will be used from around the pro- from 1910 to 1976. Both were While one RCMP officer from vince. operated by the Roman Catholic the force's subdivision head- "You can expect a large num- church. quarters tn Prince Rupert has ber of those will be from the The RCMP announced the in- been assigned to the case, others Prince Rupert subdivision," vestigation in late 1994 at the re- will be used as needed, says Mahon said. quest of the Nuu-Chah-Nulth RCMP Inspector Tony Mahon. A training program is being Tribal Council. scheduled for the officers. It was once federal government "Often they have a strong trust, policy to take native children more of a relationship when it from their families and put them RCMP comes to disclosures of. this in schools run by churches. In ad- kind," said Mahon. "Many of dition to the Roman Catholic them have gone through the church, schools were run by the number residential school system or have Anglican and United churches. ,t parents or relatives who have." The first of these schools The investigation into allega- opened in 1890 and the last grows tions of sexual and physical abuse closed in 1983. at mainly church-run residential The first step took place last THERE'LL SOON be four schools is being described as the week with a week-long sensitivity RCMP officers in the Nass Val- largest of its kind ever mounted training session held for the 16- ley, an increase of one, thanks to by the RCMP in the province. member main investigation team. a federsi-provincial native polic- Police officers are gearing up to Accompanying investigators on ing agreement signed with the interview several hundred people interviews will be counsellors and Nisga'a Tn%al Council. who attended the 13 residential psychiatrists. The agreement is one of six now in effect in the province whereby native band councils or tribal organizations become involved with policing issues. The new officer will join an existing native RCMP officer already in the Nass to work more closely with local communities, says RCMP Inspector Tony Mahon who works on native policing issues in B.C. Under the agreement, the federal governments pays 52 per cent of the cost and the provineial government 48 per cent of the cost. That's the standard cost-sharing agreement now in place in the WITHOUT province to-cover policing in CHANGING JOBS rural areas. The agreement covering the two TAKIN G UNNECESSARY RISKS! officers is for four years at $238,251 a year covering wages, Charles J. , ,e:.,..,~,~,~~,,~~,~, benefits, equipment, training and overhead. Givens has ~ ~,~,~t,, Mahon said the agreements "- !iiii!ii!iiii!!ii!!iiiiii~iiiii!i devoted his \L_._-~ shouldn't be confused with a former RCMP program to recruit na- ::iiiiii :iil;i~!;:!;:;!;ii!;~!;i~i~i~ life to teaching his easy- to- under- tives as police officers. stand financial strategies to others • That native special constable program featured eaining periods throughout the world, that weren't as long as the ones for regular RCMP officers. The native special constable positions were phased out in 1991 • His book, WEALTH WITROUTRISK :' and those officers are now fully- FOR CANADIANS isthe top-selling fledged RCMP members. The officers will still be under hardc0ver financial guide in our the command of the New history - over 81 weeks on the Aiyansh RCMP detachment. best seller list. Mahon expects the new position !ii~ii!i::.:::: to be filled by spring. ii~iii The inspector said an officer ii~i! iiii~iiiiiiiii!!ii!iliiiii!iiii!ii from a remote detachment in the Northwest Territories has indicated he wants to move to the Nass Valley. "Charles J. Givens is one of the greatest success stories in North America" ! "When Charles Givens talks, "We changed our insurance from whole life to term and by investing the cash - SUCCESS everyone listens." - JANE PAULEY returned from the [ olicies into an RRSP MAGAZINE we have gone from oavina an extra NBC TODAY SHOW $4,300 to receiving $3300 ref~ndl" Court -W Idv Paulson "Last time he was here, the studio Saskatcnewan i came to a complete stop .., Report ~everyone started taking notes and .,Vm really excited about all of the financial • was asking for advice." possibilities thatyou ve presented me'. i Thank you Mr. Givens, for p Iting your ~ HERE ARE convictions : " - BRYANT GUMBEL . ' resulting from recent eases knowled.qe on the market so hat we little heard in Terrace provincial NBC TODAY SHOW • guys" with no prior knowed e of finances court: may better o 'selvesand oui ]milies." December 15 i "Charles J. Givens is well on his -Andre Gaudet Sackie Raymond Good way to becoming the best-selling Calgary pleaded guilty to assault. Good was sentenced to 45 financial self-help author of all "1 only wish that ? ar organization had days in jail to be served inter- ti mes. " come into my life least 15 years ago. mittently and 10 months on - probation. EARL C. GOTI'SCHALK JR. When I think of the mistakes I have December lfi THE WALLSTREET JOURNAL made in the past 15 years and the Reginald James Davis was amount ofmoney that I let slip.through convicted of aggravated as- _ my fin.qers during this period, sault, assault with a weapon, I could'cry. At least now I can assist my and breaking and entering. ~i!i~iiii!i~i~N children with questions of finance and Judge P. R. Lawrence ~ii~iii~::.~::F/~i~iit/i;i I ~ hopefully, they will be prevented from , sentenced Davis to three years in prison. ~iiiiiiiii~iii!i!::~i!~ ' :-~; : : : making the same n '~takes I have made.' Claire Marie Lamber :~::::~~:~i~!!~<~:i~i~:.:~ l' -Jose ~h L. Collins pleaded guilty to driving with ~!i~i!~!i~ii!i!i!il I No , Scotia a blood-alcohol level over the legal limit of 0.08. He was fined $400 and is prohibited from driving for one year. December 20 J'ean Denis Raoul Joseph Meunler pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm, mischief, and two counts of SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 failing to comply with a condition of a recognizance. He 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and one year on probation. December 22 Mark Stephen Barg was Coast inn of The West convicted of mischief causing I • less than $1,000 damage. He was given a suspended 4620 Lakelse Avenue sentence and one year on probation, plus a two-year (Lakelse Ave. at Kalum St.) firearms prohibition. !ilil William Christopher Hol- land pleaded guilty to assault. He was freed $200. i ~, • ~ii i: ~: ~ ~i!'~ I~ ~ii~'~i(ii!~ A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995

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HERE BY CHOICE FAE COLLINS MOONE'~" The North casts its powerful spell I T'S SOMETHING that seems to appear at about the 54th parallel and grows stronger the farther North you go. A Yukon Sourdough may consider us northern British Columbians as southerners. But regardless of the insult, we do share with them that remarkable phenomenon, the Spell of the North. It's here, too. Not as strong. It doesn't pull quite as hard. But it's here. And the spell it casts is real. If you leave the North, as I did, it haunts you, calls, and beckons to you to return. A CAMEL parts the sand hills of inner Mongolia for a traveller return trip to the region INs spring. It will be her first trip as I couldn't resist that call. near the city of Hohot. Terrace's Jean Thomson is planning a tour leader for the Canada-China Friendship Association. I lived in the Yukon once, only briefly, many years ago. Only long enough to experience a Yukon winter. Tliat's all it took. Born in Vancouver, and having lived ha and around the Lower Mainland and on Answering China's cal Vancouver and on Vancouver Island most of my life, I was a true Canadian Local woman lalls return to the wild outback of sia southerner. A cheechako if ever there was one. J EAN THOMSON'S In spite of this flaw the North claimed me. first trip to China in 1991 took her A golden nugget was planted in my heart through the country's and remains. Western Desert and along the It was dccp in a Yukon winter that it hap- famous Silk Road trading route, ~ned. reuacing the steps of European Days of chilling cold, the sun hanging Marco Polo centuries before. .low, pale and weak in a frost.bluesky: Two years ago, Thomson Pillars of smoke rising from chimneys, visited Tibet. straight up, as if frozen in the air. Nothing And,this spring, Thbmson' has moves; stilllife portrait, everything frozen her eyes set on the port city of Shanghai, the capital city of Beij- in its place. ing and Mongolia, the home of Nights of icy silence, long and dark... Ghengis Khan. Brilliant sparks flicker and flash in a vel- It'll also be her first experience vet black sky. Shimmering curtains of as a tour. leader for the Cana- celestial light wave, flutter, fan, unfurl in a daChina Friendship Association ribbon across the black expanse. High which is organizing the trip. above, stretching off to the east and to the Last time eight people from this west, then directly overhead a rayed arc area went and Thomson's hoping transforms into a brilliantbow -- the north- for an equal turnout this trip. HOUSEBOATS line the shore at Sichuan in China. It was one of the areas local Jean Thomson ern sky gift-wrapped for upturned eyes to "I see it as an adventure, rather visited in her last trip to Asia. behold. than an experience," said Thom- son of her travels to China. Her previous two trips have A dark and glittering world: crystals of handy if someone has a cold be- Three days are set aside for She went to Europe last fall and taught her that tourists don't have cause it's hard to find soft paper Xi'an, one of the ancient capitals ice sparkle in a wan light, stars twinkle, while she enjoyed that tour, Says to take a lot of items with them. in China. of China. ghostly lightsdance to unheard music. China is more exciting. "There are fantastic laundry One advantage of travelling There'll be visits to a hot Inside, with only the dim light of a small "For one part of the trip, we'll facilities and you can buy most of with the Canada-China Friend- springs, entertainment and a trip nursery lamp, a room glows with warmth, be going by train along the Great what you need," she said. ship Association is that visits to to a Neolithic village. happiness, contcntmen~ as a new mother Wall and that should be some- Thomson does advise taking schools and kindergartens are ar- On June 6, the tour goes to thing," she said. along a sufficient supply of ranged. I-Iohot by plane and train. The tour is 22 days long, begin- whatever medicines may be As for how to get along with This city in Mongolia was a A rayed arc transforms into a ning in Shanghai and ending in needed. Chinese people, Thomson says base from which attempts were Beijing. And she says tourists should being friendly and smiling helps made to take over China. And it brilliant bow -- the northern sky Those on the tour will travel by also bring what they need in the greatly. caused Chinese people in the area gift-wrapped for upturned eyes to way of personal comforts. plane to faster connect to various "Just treat people as you would to build the Great Wall. behold. parts of the large country, by boat "Two pairs of shoes. That's im- want to be ~eated. You may not Datong, another city in the and by train. portant because you do a fair bit be able to speak the language, but Great Wall region, is next on the While China may seem a for- of walking and you want to give actions speak louder than tour schedule. nurses her babe -- deep in a Yukon winter. bidding country to a lot of North your feet a rest," said Thomson. words," she said. The tour ends up in Beijing A glass of orange juice, set on the floor by Americans, Thomson says it's Potable water isn't a problem as The tour begins May 29 by June 15 for the visit list includes the bed at bedtime, forms a skin of ice dur- rapidly developing tourism as an tourist-class hotels provide boil- departing Vancouver on an Air trips to an opera, Tienenmen ing the night. Where else can you have ice industry. ing water and people can buy the China jet for Shanghai. Square, the Great Hall of the cold orange juice in bed, bundled in warm Part of that is driven by the bottled variety. People, the Forbidden City, the country's desire for western cur- On June 1, the tour leaves by summer palace, the Panda Zoo blankets, first thing in the morning before Thomson says most tourists rency and part of it comes from train for Wuxi, a city that's 2,000 and another section of the Great g~tting up? carry water bottles with them its entry into the world economy. years old. Wall. when out and about. Deep in a Yukon winter the North cast its Thomson notes that English is A trip by boat to Suzhou, a city Travellers return home June 19. spell on me. This alien world was unlike now being taught as a second lan- She takes along a supply of known for its Venice-like canals, For information can be had by anything I had ever experienced. Harsh, guage in Chinese schools. toilet paper, finding it particularly is next on the list. calling Thomson at 635-3159. cold, unforgiving. Yet, in that special place, with special moments, at a special time in my life, it captured me. I left before spring break-up; I never Local birders count 51 species qualified for sourdough status. But the spell was cast, and in that long LOCAL BIRDERS are calling Some birds that pass through pygmy owls," said Weismil- Weismiller has participated ago time I fell under its influence. it one ,of the most successful the region but are rarely .seen ler. Seven of them were for 25 years and has compiled When I left the Yukon it was back to counts ever. were also spotted this time. spotted. the results since 1973. oalmy southern B.C. Yet the North, through Bird-watchers here counted Birders spotted the snow What was also important, The count is conducted un- me vear~ continued to beckon. some 51 species of birds dur- bunting, as well as the rufous- however, is what birders der the guidelifies of the Na- I had to return. hag the annual Christmas bird aided towhee. didn't see. tional Audubon Society, and We did, for a visit, years later. And before count on Boxing Day. The towhee arrived at a local Red crossbills were not stats collected are forwarded the beginning of winter that year, we were That's the third highest total feeder without its tail feathers, spotted during the count and to the agency. back -- for Terrace, said Diane Weis- but has since then regrown those are among the species Counters give approxima- And here we have stayed. miller, who has been compil- them, a birder reports. the birders normally expect to tions of how much time they The North has claimed me. It holds me I hag the count results for more "They're quite common in see. spent counting and how much captive even now, all these many years I than 20 years. Vancouver, but it's the first Weismiller said there territory they covered. That later. It holds fast, never lets go. " "We usually average around one I've heard of here," Weis- weren't as many waxwings or helps statisticians guess at Here I am, having lived both in the Cana- 42 or44 species," she said. miller noted. varied thrushes sighted this how representative a sample a dian south and the true North. Weismiller said the tally Also spotted were yellow- year as is usually the case. count is in a given area. Here I am, living on the fringe of its in- showed high numbers of a rumped warblers, which are She said 21 obsewers partic- "'R was a beautiful day with fluence, and still under the Spell. couple of species here. common here in spring and ipated in this year's count, lovely weather," she added. And here I remain, forever its captive. I Some 30 northern flickers summer, but rarely seen dur- '"Most of the people who q" "'- know I will never be free - were sighted as well as 86 ing the Christmas count. this have done it fora numb How lucky can a Checchako getl Stellar's jays, :i "There were also lots.of Of years,', she added. :, • i!

...... : i/4 B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18. 1995

Having problems with your WCB claim? You can get free, confidential advice, when a Workers' Adviser visits Terrace on Wednesday, January 25, 1995. To make an appointment for a personal interview, call the Government Agent's Office at 638-3200. The interviews will be .held at the Government Agent's I Office in the B.C. Access Centre, Terrace. ( lTY CENE For advice without an interview, contact the Workers' Adviser office in Richmond toll-free at 1-800-663-4261

. MUSIC • Sereda's voice • TERRACE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA stages its : Ministry of Skills, Training and Labour : : Fabulous Flute and Horn Fest at 7:30 p.m. on saturday, Jan. 21 at Knox United Church. to fill the ' Lee £ HOODS IN THE WOODS perform a benefit show for MARK SATURDAY, January flair and musical expertise to injured Kitimat skier Jason Billingsley on Saturday, Jan. 21 at 28th on your calendar. create songs that range far and the Legion. That's the night Edmonton- cover both musical and emo- Upcoming born Canadian performer tional spectrums. bUNDLE& • DAVID SEREDA weaves together pop, gospel and folk David Sereda takes to the Sereda began performing his music on Saturday, January 28 at 8 p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee stage at the R.E.M. Lee original songs in Edmonton OF JOY Theatre. Tieketa are $15 for adults, $10 for students and. Theatre. coffeehouses and embarked on seniors. A Terrace Concert Society presentation. Sereda uses his capable his first tour in 1979. voice to cover a gamut of After returning to Van- Baby's Name: • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday and Sunday at styles from bebop to blues, couver, he released his first Joshua Agustus Krebs George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn, every Sunday and lounge singing to country and solo album in 1981. ".~ Baby's Name: Date & Time of Birth: western. Eva Rose Cellene Gurney Dec. 19/94at 1:13 a.m. Monday at Hanky Panky's and every Friday at the Thomhill Chivalry Lives received criti- His original songs offer an Date & Time of Birth: Weight: 5 Ibs I oz Sex: Male Pub. cal acclaim and Sereda was Dec. 16/94 at 11:32 p.m. Parents: Alfred & Dawna Krebs optimistic, heartfelt counter- nominated for a West Coast Weight: 8 Ibs 11 oz Sex: Female Parents: Evangeline & Barnard.Thank point to the spicy bits of wit Music Award. Baby's Name: you Dr. Watons. and irony that colour the inter- His latest album, The Blue Christian Arthur Thom~ Wilson-Brown vening monologues. Guide, combining intimacy Baby's Name: Date & Time of Birth: THEATRE A talented piano playing and exuberance has been fea- Dylan Walker Grandison Date & Time of Birth: Dee. 23/94 at 8:59 p.m. vocalist/composer, Sereda's tured on CBC. Weight: 9 lbs Sex: Male Dec. 18/94 at 6:45 a.m. Upcoming small stature belies the power- Showtime is 8 p.m., Satur- Parents: Fred Wilson & Marion Weight: 7 lbs 5 oz Sex: Male /k LUCIEN, a comedy starring Marshall Button, goes on ful voice that emanates from day, Jan. 28 at the R.E.M. Lee Parent: Srniddy & Mary Grandison. A Wilson-Brown. Brother for Danielle. stage at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 8 this impish fellow. Theatre. The performance is a brother for Clinton & Leroy.. p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and students. Full bodies, rich, powerful, presentation of the Terrace Baby's Name: Baby's Name: lyrical and well-trained, Concert Society and is Teanna Noel Dacharme A Theatre Alive presentation. Alana HarmonyTristen Tashoots Sereda's voice captures emo- sponsored by Braid Insurance. Date & Time of Birth; Date & Time of Birth: Dee. 25/94 at 8:49 a.m. . tions and offers them to his Tickets are $15 for adults, Dec. 18/94 at 5:10 a.m. Weight: 7 Ibs 15 oz Sex: Female audience with touching sin- $10 for seniors and students. Weight: 5 lbs 7 oz Sex: Female Parents: Shane Blackburn & Geraldine Parents: Todd Ducharme & cerity. They're available at Erwin's Melanin Woods Tashools MOVES Sereda combines dramatic Jewellers in the Skeena Mall. • DROP ZONE, with Wesley Snipes andGary Busey, plays until Thursday at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. TIIE PROFES- SIONAL plays at 9:15 p.m. only from Jan. 13-19. JUNIOR, . '60s kitch needed starring Arnold Sehwarzennegger, Danny DeVito and Emma TERRACE L1TFLE THEATRE director Marianne Weston is on Thompson, plays until Jan. 19 at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m. the lookout for furniture for the set of the upcoming production GOING TO PIECES SALE of Escape From Happiness. They need four vinyl and metal kitchen chairs ~ "the kind OL off that are upholstered and have little studs around the edge of the Make the "Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to vinyl." 70 All Puzzles add your event to the Standard's free entertainment list- Preferred colousrs are pink, puce, aqua, turquoise, grey, ~)~::::!'. ': January 18- 24 ings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following maroon or white. week'spaper. Anyone who can help can call Marianne at 635-7731. 1-800-661-2990 Skeena Mall 635-5236

Wednesday~ January 18 BREAST FEEDING support Thursday~ February 9 THURSDAYS GRANDPARENTS Rights LIVING WITH CANCER M[ULTEPLE SCLEROSIS group meets at 8 p.m. at the READY OR NOT -- a six SKEENA VALLEY CAR Support Group meetings takes Support Group meets the sec- coffee group meets at 10 a.m. Mills Memorial Hospital edu- week parenting program be- CLUB meets the fourth place at 7:30 p.m. every ond and fourth Thursday of at White Spot. Contact: Judy • cation room. gins at the Terrace Women's Thursday of the month at 7:30 Thursday of the Month. Call every month from 7:30-9:00 at 635-3258. Resource Centre. It's for p.m. at A&W on Keith. Call Claudette at 635-1645 or p.m. in the Stepping Stone MISS TERRACE parents with children 8 to 12 Bob at 635-9214 for info. Marg at 635-7421 for more Clubhouse at 3302 Sparkes Thursday, January 19 PAGEANT committee meets years. Call Candic¢ at 635- info. St. For more information call CHRONIC FATIGUE the second Tuesday of every 2116 for info or to register. ALANON meets every Diane at 638-3325 or 638- Syndrome / Fibromyalgia month at the Terrace pool Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the 0296. combined support group board room. Mills Memorial Hospital con- meeting happens at 2 p.m. at ferenc¢ room. THE HEALING CIRCLE the Happy Gang Centre. Call meets every Thursday from Elreen at 635-9415 for more 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the ~ info. Kermode Friendship CenU'e. LOOE:IHG FOP A TRUCK? For more information call Saturdayr January 21 Benits Chapdelaine at 635- TERRACE DIABETES 7670. Support Group 2 Sweet meets at 2 p.m. in the Women's E'VE GOT 'EM, FAE l EE! TOPS (Take Off Pounds Resource Centre. Phone Gen _ ...... I Sensibly) meets every Thurs- Roberts at 635-3094 for more day at 7:30 p.m. at the Skeena iafo. Health Unit auditorium. Weigh-in at 6 p.m. Sunday, January 22 TERRACE LITTLE THE TERRACE BRIDGE THEATRE technical wizard CLUB meets the second and Graham Maguire will lead a fourth Thursday of every workshop on ~pecial effects, month. They get started Oct. lighting and sound. It happens 14 at the Legion. Call Pat at at the McColl Playhouse from 635-2537 or Ethel at 635- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 5046 for more info.

Thursday, January 26 O V EREATER'S SKEENA VALLEY CAR ANONYMOUS meet every CLUB holds a general meet- Thursday st 7:30 p.m. at ing at 7:30 p.m. at A&W on Knox United Church side Keith Ave. Contact: Bob at entrance (4907 Lazellc Ave.) 635-9214. If you're having trouble eating too much, call 635- Friday, January 27 6446 for more information. TERRACE LITTLE THEATRE will hold a fun improv session for anyone interested in learning acting skills in a relaxed environ- me~t at the McColl Playhouse from 7 to 9 p.m. For more Tlut Terrace Standard offers info call Catherine at 635- the Wiua's Up eo~nunity 2706. calendar as a public service to its readers and co~mnunity Monday, January 30 • 1993 CHEV CHEYENNE 4X4 Automatic, NC, cassette, boxliner .1993 GMC SL 3/4 TON 4X4 Auto, A/C, cassette, running boards, boxliner. organizations. TERRACE MINOR HOCK- • 1994 GUC JIMI~Y 4 DR, 4X4 Auto, fully loaded, low km's. ,1992 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4 DR. 4X4Absolute full load, running boards. Tlds column is bttended for EY holds a general parents :,1992 JEEP YJ 4X4 Hard top, alloy wheels cassette. non.profit organizations and meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the those events for which there is Happy Gang Centre. no admission clu~rge. Items will run two weeks be- Tuesdayt February 7 fore each event, PACES DAY CARE Society We ask that items be sub- holds its annual general meet- mitred by 5 p.m. on the Tlmrs. ing at 7:30 p.m. at the Fireside day before the issue in which Room at the Pentecostal As- it is to appear. sembly. Submissions. should be typed or printed neatly. The Terrace Standard Wednesday, January 18,'1995 - B3 Food The Domestic Peace Connection I I bank in Northern Communities I WORKSHOP demand The workshop will consider these issues and participants will be invited to: . Explore a framework for coordination and delivery of services . Plan towards the development of safety networks in their community eases . Address the interrelationship between: men's, women's and children's program issues FEWER PEOPLE than expected . Address current treatment models used in men's women's and children's received food last week at the programs Terrace Churches Food Bank, . Explore and practice specific skills utilized when working with men, women says one of its volunteers. and children Terrl Mahoney said 442 bags were distributed to approximately The workshop will be of interest to those providing services to men and women ~ 800 people, less than the 450 to who are or have been in abusive relationships, and children who have witnessed 600 bag demand she was expect- abuse, counsellors. Social Services, k.lental Health and Justice System ing. ~rofessionals. . . . "Based on Noyember, we were DATE: January 24:25 & 26, 1995 really anticipating 600 (bags). TIMES: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm each day Generally demand goes up from PLACE: Northwest Community College, Rooms 2001 & 2002 (in November to January," said Mahoney. the cafeteria building) 5331 McConnell Avenue, Terrace "We can anticipate increased FEE: $25 (Subsid!es are available • please contact Paul at demand because of winter heating 635-2373 for more information). Please make cheques bills, for instance. AJ~d it's been payable to Ksan House Society, cold this winter so those bills REGISTRATION: To register please write, fax or call Ksan House Society, should be high. And we were Suite 202-4630 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C V8G 1S6. well advertised.,' Phone: 635.2373, Fax: 635`2315 Mahoney said all of the perishable items purchased were dis- • Refreshmentsare includedbut you will need to purchaseor bringyour own lunch* tributed and that a supply of non You may register for DAY 1, DAY 1 & 2, or DAY 1, 2 & 3 perishable items will provide a cushion for February's distribu- but np otlter cornbination. tion period. For more information, please call Paul Maria or Shannon of Ksan "As far as our cash situation, House Society at 635-2373. we were fine. The community was very generous," she said. TERRACE FOOD BANK volunteer Jane Braam loads up another bag full of non-perishable feed The food bank holds four con- for the needy. Fewer people than expected showed up for this month's dlsffibu~on. secutive distribution days each month, handing out one bag of I" food to single people and two bags or more to families depend- i ing upon their size. It runs from November to April with the exception of December. That month is reserved for the Salvation Arwty's Christmas . hamper prograra. Around Town Legion aids " FRESH" hospital BROCCOLI MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital is Producl of USA the benefeciary of two new items !.52 kg of equipment thanks to donations from Branch 13, Reyal Cana- dian Legion. Legion members used a variety of community events to gather more than $5,500 for the purchase of an electric treatment table in the physiotherapy department and a new cart to hold emergency life supporting equip- n'tent and drugs in the intensive care ward. The treatment table can be used in a number of ways and positions, making it easier and more effective for physiotherapy F!ili~ii!il workers to assist patients. The new cart for intensive care contains room for a defibrilator and monitoring device, drugs and liiiiii!i#l IV supplies which before were I:i:i:i:i:i:il stored in differe~tt places. Having all of that equipment easier at hand makes for a faster and more efficient response time in case of CRACKERS emergencies. Salted or unsalted. On hand for the official 450 g presentations were legion fh'st vice president ~'ohn Greet and legion director Frank Eowsher. Children's :.,...,,...... x..,,.,x::'.'?"'i

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Seven or eight children will be seen each day for tests related to diagnosis and treatemcnt of neurological concerns such as head injuries, learning or be- .... ~i.i::.:::~ i havioural difficulties, chronic ~::::::.:'- !::iii:.!i#i f:iiii~i!:: headaches, seizures, epilepsy or i'#:;i:!~:...... :iiii;ilil..... :!~,iii#',i:L___!iiiii:!#i / t :~::.::~:~ fainting. Each child will be evaluated using an EEG (elec- troencephalograph) which iiiiiii]~ i!ili:, :: I Prices effective at your local Safeway stores until closing Saturday, Janu, measures electrical activity of the ~ifill ~ ...... ~!~i~,iiI P ,,. y j t G,S.T. brain. =ii:~ili~::ii;ii~~ii:,:l Air Miles International Holdings N.V, Loyalty Management Group "From the families' perspec- :iJI ...... Canada Inc. Authorized User, tive, this EEG clinic means we can provide specialized care closer to our patients' homes. uus(omer That saves time-consuming, dis- Service ..... 635-7206 mptive and costly tri~ to Van- Manager .... 635-7280 couver," said children's hospital diagnostic neurophystology direc- Dell ...... 635-1374 Bakery ..... 635-1372 tor Dr. Peter Wong. Last year, more then 220 visits Floral ...... 635,1371 were made to the children's hos- Pharmacy ..,635-1375 puital by Terrace and Prince Fax ...... 635-4569 pert area children, B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995 , Many will miss Speeding Costs Almost 8,000 Injuries A Year. Ruth's generous,, Please, Slow Down. RUTH CHINN passed away on For many years she was a mem- Saturday, Dec. 17, 1994, at the ber of the Order of the Royal Pur- Kitimat General Hospital ex- ple. She took great delight in her , Rid aul Kin tended care unit at the age of 84 grandchildren and great grand- g: years. children. CORRECTION h memorial service was held on Mrs. Chinn was a very good TION In this week's Kmart flyer the following This Foundation is committed to financially supporting Wednesday, Dee. 21, at 1 p.m. at cook who canned and baked errors have occurred on page 4: Christ Lutheran Church at Ter- The picture keye for items 'E' and 'F' have community recreation projects and programs including the many loaves of bread for herself been transposed. The Electronl~ Exerclso Bike race, B.C. Pastor Terry Simonson and family right up to the week (rear) is $79.97 and the 'All Pro' Exercise Bike addition of a Second Sheet of ice. (front) is $139,97; ...... officiated. she first became ill in 1989. The illustration of the 'Ullra Slim Fast' Shakos For information call 635-6948 or write to Cremation took place at the She was a kind and generous is incorrect. Rick and Paul King Foundation, We apologize for any Inconvenience thls Terrace crenmtorium. person and often fed people who may have caused. P.O. Box 203, Terrace, BC, V8G 4A6. Ruth Piummer (Chinn) was stopped by. The Rick and Paul King foundation is a registered non-profit Kmart Canada Limited. • i born on Nov. 5, 1910 at Mitchell, It was simple. If someone was society and has applied for registration as a charity with South Dakota to Edgart and .H E RE:::i' N :':T H E R E hungry, she fed them. Revenue Canada. Naomi Plununer. She had one Ruth Chinn was predeceased by brother, Fred. When Ruth was YVONNE MOEN her husband Russell in 1968. three years old, her family moved rest of the family in Terrace. She is survived by all nine chil- to Vancouver, B.C. Once here the Chinas and dren ~ Fred and Pauline in Ter- Ruth was known as a quiet and Schepers all had to live in tents race, Lavem in Terrace, Margaret beautiful little girl. onAgar Ave. and Doug Stanvick in Terrace, As a young woman, who moved A short while later, Mr. Chins Alfred in Terrace, Ervin in to Saskatchewan around 1935-36. bought some land across the river Creston, B.C., Ron in Vernon, While working as a cook with at Usk and moved his family B.C., Dora in Vancouver, Vernon farming and threshing crews near there to live on that property. in Invermere, B.C., George and Paradise Hill, Saskatchewan, she Mr. Chins worked for the CNR Angeline in Terrace, her brother met Russell Chinn. and later helped build the road to Fred in Vancouver; her nine Cut the fat, notthe food. Russell had come to Canada Prince Rupert. He later worked at grandchildren and 14 grealgrand- from Minnesota, where he grew a mine at Pitman, just past children. up with his two sisters. Doreen a bit, for Joe Bell. Ruth! will be missed by all. May DntroducingWeight Watchers'new On Dee. 24, 1936, Russell Then Mr. Chinn worked at she rest in peace. Chi]an married Ruth Plummer at "k'k "k .k ~- Adams sawmill at Usk, owned by St. Walbury, Sask, A few people are celebrating Dick Adams and llill McRae. & Fiber Plan They had nine children When a mill opened in town, birthdays at Terracevlew Lodge: seven boys and two girls. J'an. 3 -- BIB Eddies Mr. Chinn worked in Terrace. They lived in Saskatchewan. /an. 7 -- Simon Lockerby Sadly, on June g, 1968 while Russell worked as a farm hand Jan. 7 -- Peter Williams crossing over on the ferry going and Ruth as a cook until 1943. Jan. 9 -- Genevieve Ileal home to Usk, Mr. Chinn's truck Then they moved to Elk Point, Jan. 24 -- Florence Bailey went over board into the Skeena. Alberta and after a time returned Neither the truck nor Mr. :ran. 28 -- Fay Niekolls back to Saskatchewan where they Chinn's body was ever found. farmed their land a Frenchman In 1969, Mrs. Chins moved into While at MeDonalds one morn- Butte and had cattle and horses. Thomhil to live along with sons ing last week, we saw two robins. Russell later worked in the coal Alfred and Lavcm and lived there And since then a few other mines at Mountain Park, Alta, in her own home until 1989. people say they've seen robins in and then in 1952, they made the She was then baptized and be- their yards. So spring may not be big move to Terrace, B.C. came a member of the Christ far away. We can only hope .... Russell and Ruth Chinn and Lutheran Church. It was a very their eight children loaded all happy time in her life. And isn't it strange on how their worldly belongings into an During that year, however, she some people who travel to Pay only the low $12 weekly meeting fee. old Model T pickup and headed became ill and was hospitalized warmer places always return with west. On the road with them were due to diabetic complications. the strangest souvenirs? Henry and Ida Seheper and Her condition deteriorated and Diane Cey returned from Bel- their nine children in a pickup Call Nowt in May of 1990, Mrs. Chinn went ize with some pet cockroaches in truck and camper. to the extended care unit of her suitcase. So if we have an in. At Jasper they had to make an IGtimat General Hospital, where sect problem this summer, we unexpected stop. know who to blame. she remained until her death. They took Mrs. Chinn to hospi- Ruth Chinn enjoyed counlxy tal, where she gave birth to her music and dancing. The RCM£ caroling and Wil- ninth child -- son Alfred. She lows Xmas dinner not aired She played broomball in her was stayed there with her new baby earlier years and would go out on Wed. Jan. 11 as I had sug- and later took the l~ain to join the gested. OtferValid in Area 68 BritishColumbia. January 2 to January31. 1995.Cannot be combinedwith any otheroffer and is not availableIor "At Work" toboganning with her children. It should be on Jan. 18 and Jan. or CommunityMeetings. As peoplevary so do results.© 1995Weight Watchers International Inc.. owner of the RegisteredTrademark. all rightsreserved. ,~:-: 25 around 8:30 p.m. Box 22, ¢•:•IMPROVING Terrace, B.C. Major Credit Cards voo. V8G 4A2. Accepted ODDS HEARTAND STROKE AGAINST Marjorie Park Your donationis FOUNOA~ONOF CANADA'S 638-1167 tax deductible S.C. & YUKON #1 KILLER Your In Memonam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your donation to the address above, along with the name and address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an acknowledgement card.

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-- Warehouse ~~ 3207 Munroe, Terrace Space to Lease ~ ~10years 3,000 square feet i. the experience In ,,,,E,O, ,=. 635-6273 of Terrace. Includes [realestate. office, office storage 635-3389 and freezer room. Exclusive. M S ,t;159,500 verne ferguson

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~}~"..:':° " :.'::~'!:~:;~1.... - ...... ~'~1 KALUMSTREET .... OLD REMOROAD RIVERSIDEGROCERY G0odinvestment potential. Lot is KALUMLAKE ROAD ~¢~~ ~'~¢,~ )~i $169,000MLS 1998 QUEENSWAY,MLS suitablefor singledwelling with EXCLUSIVE ~" ' : . legal suite, $24,500 EXCL. Call iI ~,%...... ~:~,~

~,~ ....~.~ .,,.~~, fro~l~,l~0~ E)'iew ~ real estate. ~,,' ~:~%~ CL. 1st Ave, & McBride Blvd, ' :'/ 638-0047 ;~ I :, Call~'v LOT = LOT ,52 acre -130 ft '"~ , BEAM STATIONLOT 1 2 Frontage on 1st Ave. Bench ML~S$298,000 Dover Road EXC $49,900' ~" steve cook Offers a view of the lake serenity PRP I 13441 $34,500 MLS 4908 HAUGLAND of the West Side, $22,000 MLS. EXCLUSIVE CalIDerick. 65.98 I 6s.gz CALL DERICK KALUM

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. ! EAL STATE ..... II Family rancher suits corner lot " Plan no. B-739 BY M. TYN.~N A stucco exterior features a stately column at the front m entrance and a stylish angled chimney, The side entrance garage makes this plan suitable for a corner lot. Decorative columnsframe the entrance to the foyer, the dining room and the living I I I V~m_LBm ~KU.J.Ui ~ I B.---~I II III p.al 1~,~4 ,t--'--'--'--'--'--'--'--'~ room, The dining room, set apart from the living room and _ 7- ====4 kitchen, boasts a private atmosphere complete with an elegant arched feature "-[ --,- -~'~ "~-'~ ! ,'IF" window, The living room i "...... ' .,u ___ provides ample space to arrange furniture around a I I =' .... --. ~II----4 ",.--N "~'~ ~" cosy fireplace. The kitchen .,, -'! "v °" '- ~I features an efficient working 1974 £X~.FT. layout with an open counter ,,!Id i v"'~ , ,~'.o"x -.,."-o" I I to service the carousel ~; I ] LIVINGR FOYER _ j1 . . breakfast area, A spacious family room provides a comfortable atmosphere for v ! I-.. -"-'~I l II"~ "- I~-! ~ "%, informal gatherings, Both secondary bedrooms C~_~I~N L'I"D. Plan No, E5-739 are a good size. The master is [3E,59- LOath ~vemue L.__:...... ~:.;: . ~.d 5Q.FT. particularly grand, featuring a NOTE= ~c~."--°~j. ~.C. vST 2K4 1974 walk-in closet and a five peice ensuite with a raised soaker tub. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative iJllllil[llllllgllllU ASSOCIATE touch. ROYAL LEPAGE BROKER /lllllllllllllll[llllll NEi'WORK Plans for B-739 may be obtained for $390.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $34.00 NEWER HOME LARGE SPLIT-LEVEL I THORNHKLRESIDENTIAL COUNTRY DELIGHT SOUTH KALUM ST. FORTYACREPARCELS - for each additional set of the Plenty of space in this 1 1/2 year old Taslefullyrenovated split level home on I Familyhome located on .85 acreswith 5 Set up your dream homesteadon this Spacious older home in town on .81 ROSSWOOD same plan. Allow $15.00 home with 2200 sq.ft, plus a full the 4800 block of Soude. 4bedrooms, bedrooms, full basement, new rare 79 + acre parcel just North of acrezoned Medium Density(40 ppa). Offering 4 parcels approx• 40 acres extra to cover the cost of basement, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, main 3 washrooms and approx. 1872 sq,ft. renovations inside, also new roof. Terrace in the Kitselas Canyon. TheI Pedeet starter home surrounded by eachfronting on Eganroad, with a great postage and handling (B.C. floor fa~-,tilyroom, formal dining room, Fully fenced backyard and double Satellite dish included. Listed at frameworkis in placefor a spectacular fruit trees, Huge shop and detached view of Goat Mountain• Property has breakfas~ nook in kitchen and many paved driveway make for an excellent $129,900 MLS home with immensepossibilities! Callj garage an added bonus, Ideal as a been logged, and there is a small residents add applicable more f~atures. Locatedclose to schools family homeclose to schoolsand down nowforfurtherinformation.MLS revenue property or as a holding streamrunning through all parcels.Call sales tax to plan total) (All in the horseshoe. Call for more info. on town. Offered for sale through the HOUSE ON ACREAGE property. Quick possession available, in for map and furtherparticulars. Canadian residents add 7% this qualityhome. MultipleListing SeMce for $199,900. 3 Year old homejust off of Old Lakelse A PLACEIN THE COUNTRY Pricedfor a quick sale at $94,900MLS. GST to plan total plus Lake Dr, needs someone with a 193 acres in the KitselasArea on the postage and handling). 3617 coTroNWOOD SIDE BY SIDE DUPLEX decorators flair to finish 1280 eq. ft. Railway side of the Skeena River. LOT 2 year old homelocated in Thornhelghts. Deluxeliving in these 3 bedrm, units Large counW kitchen with solid birch Legal Access is being sought for the HOUSES & LAND WITH .59 acre building lot located in This is one of cur new 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, double garageall : lullof finefeaturesincluding,3 bdrms,, cabinets, a den/sun room spacious 4x4 road, distance from town along Thornhill. Lot is cleaied and levelled on en 80x125 ft. lot. This home offers 3 pcel ensuite, fplce in family room lung room and a full basementalready the C.N,R. tracks approx. 5 miles. POTENTIAL designs. Many innovative Three older houses located on Old with water system available. Listed 1628 sq.ft., 2 nat, gas fireplaces, oak and master suite, ceramic tile and framed in make this home a terrific Second growth of timber, access to MLS $25,00O. plans are now available in our parquetffooring nthefamlyroomanda neutralcarpeting, 2 patios, builtinvac opportunity for someone to enioy the River, and possibility of sub- Lakeise Lake road situated on 2.61 home plan catalogue for bay window off the living room, Call and alarm system, carped and extra countP/riving only minutes from town. division when access is in place. acres with potential for sub.division. $13.85 including postage today on this exclusivelisting. ~arking in the rear,$246,000 MLS The 2.2 acre propertyhas an approved $98,500 MLS Property is servicedby nat, gas, a well, septic system and new well system. and lane access from Sande Blve. 374 FT. FRONTAGEON KEITH and handling and 7% GST. ACREAGENEAR TOWN MLS listed for only$95,500, Land is mostly cleared, flower & Over 5 acres industrialsite locatedwest Please make all cheques, vegetablegardens, establishedtrees, of B.C. Tel shop and across from B.C. DEVELOPMENTACREAGE Approx.132 acres located at Kitselas, 77X127 FT. LOT 3738 RIVER DRIVE money orders, and Visa or 1/2 acre light industriallot with 1040 shrubs and lawn. A good holding Hydro on fhe main industrial strip. Possibility to subdividethis 8.21 acres Railway & 4x4 road access to the Property formerly used as a Drive in MasterCard authorizations into 2 acre parcels. Located near the property,second growth trees, approx. Locatedin a new subdivision.Nicelarge sq.ft., 2 bedroom home in need of property. Price$169,900 MLS college with beautiful mountain views. 16miles from Terrace,along railwayline. lot with all undergroundwiring and city finishing. Great potential for home Theatre, mostlylevel, most city services payable to: The Terrace Listed MLS $156,000 Askina $89.500MLS sewer & water. ListedMLS $34,900. based businessor shop. Listed MLS available.MLS Standard Plan of the Week, 13659 - 108th Avenue, Surrey, B.C,, V3T 2K4.

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...." .... .1 ,, "row,,, ,,,o-, ..... "rh,snew,yrenovatedhomeh.",'heee2totsarew.f, lne.y ,O'x16.'ft. Ouensotbu.d,ng 74'x130' fully serviced, on paved ..... "" "'"':"'"lot'Home has 3 bedrooms on main floor and limitson the Bench. City water (6160 sq. ft.) with 22' ceilings J/ I~ /~" " street R2 zoning, $27,500 ca, rancher.... on ,erge . e eountr one down end a so a 2 bedroom and city sewer at property line. (heated and Insulated), Located / l ! Call Dennis 638-8093 MLS, wntr,poo,z,..~,.. ~=,,.= rue,..... lerg .e a-d ~ey suite. Close to city shopping on Each lot Is 80'x100' and ere on 9.1 acres, city services / ...... "~ ;"'~'Z-""'c~,: "., ' a fairly quiet street Listed MLS priced at $32,000 each, Cell available, Asking $175,000 MLS, coveree uy ins 5 Year New _ _ "~ot6 l ...... ACREAGE u^.. ~ .... .,,,. s.z,z.,, at $154,500, Call Ted today at Shaunce for more Information. Call Dennis 6384093, "U(J~F..OL E ~VE [)~e. 18 acres borders on the Skeene ...... ~";,'~.'..,~ .... " 639.6619 evenings or 635.6361 Exclusive River, level and cleared, City $128,900MLS, C,,, u..,,,= , days | Call GordieOIson sewer and water available. COMMERCIAL LAND LOCATIONILOCATIONI B | for more AskingDennis638.8093 $112,000 ...... MLS. Call POTENTIAL "T JUST LISTED Need commercial land which A four bedroom home in the ...... • UPVP, L.Ur.MI~I~I Good stealer, 2 bedroom mobile requires good exposure end Horseshoe.1232 sq. ft.end full / information. /nlnKing or aeveloplng some o,, an ~n,,~on ~ ,^, c..,,. ~^. excellent access? Then check basement. Has a large BE READYTO INCITYACREAGEI land?Thls434eoreslntownon '"va "'"""" ...... """P'"" out this .98 acre parcel In workshop and garden shed. 1,2 acres in a developing area of the Bench could' be what you are "pn ludcy...... ~rmge ane stove Thornhlll, close to town wlth en Asking $135,000 MLS. Call Ted BUILD BY Keith Estates, Listed $40,000 .....lOOKing lor. ~all ~naunce xor ~.=,~.,,.In¢ eo~,~ Mnutes=nn m= tromr,., u... town Ideal location for your budneas, at 635.5619 evenings or 635- ML$, CalI Ted today at635.6361 more details. $116,900, " ...... ,,~, ...... Call Shaunce for more 5362 days for more lnformetlon, SPRING. days or 635-5619 evenings, Exclusive information, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995 - B7 STANDARD And Partic i[,ating Merchants.

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Congratulations to Denis Fugere of Terrace, Mrs. Baverstock of Kitimat and Cheryl Hararb of Terrace, i Winners of Diamond Anniversary Bands drawn at Erwin's Jewellers on Dec. 17. Over 48 months .ow s399 $5,000 down ONLY MONTH tpp $24,152 1995 ACCORD ~ 1989 " V.6 IS HERE J~Y J !VY 4)(4 1994 HONDA j FROM ACCORD PRICEDi SINCE 1910 TO CLEAR J Skeena Mall $28,795 4 door,c++ Automatic, + 001~ 635-5111 Terrace Shopping __ Centre 635-7440 City Centre Mall Kitimat ~ 4838 Hwy 16W .Terrace Dealer 09662 (Call Collect) 638-8171 632-3313

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Skeena Angler Rob Brown is off this week. In his place and to mark Minor Hockey Week, here are some tips for Trappl coaches provided by the Canadian pes Hockey Association. JANA TRAPPL gave the Shames Ski Club a golden boost at the Jan. 7-8 Alpine Zone races, qualifiers for the Be prepared BC Winter Games. EING WELL organized and Starting fourth last of the 29 prepared on game day is one of Giant Slalom competitors i~ the keys to getting your players Saturday's first run, she sped B to do their best and have fun to a 1:03.77 time to take the during games. lead among J3 skiers. Arrive at the arena well before game time. Although slightly slower on For safety, make sure you have your first her second run, Trappl's aid kit and all its supplies. Ensure that your 1:04.85 was easily enough to players have all equipment on properly and maintain her three second insist they complete a proper warm-up. edge over Chelsea Hubbard of Also make sure that referees, timekeepers, Prince George and sew up the scorekeepers and other officials are present gold. and ready to go. Trappl was unable to repeat Have a short meeting with your players Sunday, however, when before the game. Stress only a few points of Smithers' Shauna Holmes instruction and encourage them to relax, caught fire and a slow first run have fun and do their best. left the home girl too much to During the game, remain cool behind the do. bench by not shouting at officials and op- Trappl settled for fourth on ponents. Be positive and enthusiastic with the day behind Holmes, Hub- your players, and give corrective feedback bard and Ky-Lee Soles from in a constructive, quiet manner. Change Tumbler Ridge. lines frequently to let every player partici- In other Terrace results, pate. Always set a good example for your Katie Dediluke (J2 division) players. posted a combined time of After the game, insist that all players and 2:22.00 Saturday, following staff shake hands with opponents and offi- upwith a fractionally quicker cials. Meet briefly with your players to of- Sunday performance. fer encouragement and positive feedback, Alesha Boyko, another J3 and ask for input regarding team strengths, competitor, clocked 2:35.71 attitude and areas for improvement. Make on day one but, like many announcements about upcoming games and skiers, was dragged down ALL SMILES atop the podium is dana Trappl (centre), Giant Slalom gold medallist practices, and attempt to say something Sunday by a slow first run. in the J3 class at the Alpine Zone races held at Shames Mountain Jan. 7-8. positive to each player before leaving. She finished seventh overall. Jessiea Hall of Smithers was rev.ersed the placings the fol- Coehrane as fastest overall Checking From Behind • fastest female on the mountain quired the assistance of about lowing morning by the same Saturday but saw those plae- 50 volunteers. The most common cause of serious spinal in- both days, posting winning margin as the pair finished ings reversed on Sunday. juries in hockey is when a player is checked, margins of five seconds each eighth and 10th respectively. The zones attracted 12-17 Explaining that high number, pushed or humped from behind, and goes head time 0Ver Angela Engstrom of he said One person was needed Graeme Dediluke suffered a year old ~siders from across fi~t into the boards. : PrinceGeorge.. .- to watch every two gates to Such injuries'have left some'victims paraiysed • horrible second run Saturday northern BC and the Watson On the men's side, Chris cheek the skiers went through for life. but shook it off Sunday to fin- Lake, "Yukon team. Paziuk led the Shames con- ish a second and a half behind them correctly and there were As a coach, it is your responsibility to ensure A lack of snow at home saw tingent with a two-run time of Paziuk on combined time. 56 gates. your players develop the proper attitudes and .the Watson lake team come Alan Trappl led Shames J2 skills to protect themselves and opponents from 1:49.48, just under two see- down early so's to get in some Add in manual timers as :ends elear of teammate Josh skieis Saturday and it was dangerous hits from behind. practice before the Shames back-up to the computer Coaches at all levels, contao~ and non-contact, McDonald." Jonah McEwan's turn to do so races. timing system, course workers must help players develop respect for opponents The duo finished eighth and Sunday. Describing the event as "a and staff to compile results and rules. Players must be aware of the con- llth overall in the JB ranks. Ian Perkins of Prince George big deal" for Shames, Greg and it didn't take long for the sequences of checking, shoving, or bumping an • MeD0nald, ...... ho wever, beat out teammate Sean McD01aald pointed out it re- total to mount. opponent who is in the "danger zone", the 3-4 metres of ice in front of the boards. Teach your players to treat opponents as they like to be treated themselves. Coaches in categories with contact should Skeena streak comes to an end recognize that checking is an advanced skill which must be taught using proper teaching SKEENA GIRLS had their progressions, and only once the players have unbeaten streak broken, but mastered all skating skills. Safety must be the only just. first priority when teaching checking skills. Facing Charles Hays in the ensure your players stretch properly before semi-final of their own tourna- all games and practices ment, Skeena found the going make sure your players include exercises to tough from the start. strengthen neck muscles in off-ice tzaining pro- Hays threw up an effective grams defensive blanket which teach your players the proper technique for Skcena often found difficult to receiving checks, and to always be alert when in the "danger zone" penetrate. And when they did encourage referees to enforce all rules that the shots too often didn't find penalize checking from behind their target. For more resources, obtain the videos Smart Hays were also quick to pick Hockey with Mike Bossy, and NCCP Checking up on careless passes by from the CHA Resource Centre. Skeena, turning interceptions into baskets to maintain its Making practice fun lead. Fun is an essential ingredient in an effective Skeena started to roll late in hockey practice2 Do you include fun when you the game but Hays were able develop your practice plans? to hang on for a 42-40 deci- While you should establish objectives for your sion. practice such as skill and fitness development, Duchess of ::' don't forget the main reason players participate Park Prince.,'!J is for enjoyment. Fun can be an element in George took the tournament every component of your practice, including with Skeena having to settle warm-up, instruction, skill practice and fitness. for third. Although fun should be incorporated through- Meanwhile, Skeena Junior out your practice, some coaches use specific Boys Wildcats are Still trying games, drills, or novel equipment to motivate to find a way to solve players and stimulate interest. But just because Hazelton. ".... a game or drill is fun, does not mean it is unre- Coming off a 59-32 win over lated to objcetivea like skill development. KAtimat Jan. 5, the 'team Games can be designed to incorporate funda- headed into Smithers for mental skills such as skating, puck control and tournament action, checking. Game one there was a cruise beginning skaters can develop skating over Bulkley Valley Christian ' ~ skills through games like push ball, which force* players to bend knees to move a ball, and school 68-35. ldck ball, which allows players to develop Which put Skeena up against balance and agility by playing soccer on ice their nemesis, Hazelton, 'who '~ -"" : skating skills can also be developed with carried the day 49-39. games like tag, British Bulldog, red light/green The Wildcats were back :in~ light and relay races action over the weekend ~in ~:~:,~ players can enhance puck control skills their own tournament, an eight; C-~ through games like 2-on-1 and 1-on-1 team affai~ which included DP ~' ~ players learning checking skills can prac- Todd from Prince George. , " tice contain and eonl~ol through games like dot tag, with and without a puck, and crease tag Skeena's Grade ~8 git]~'~': ~' j'~[ recent results saw the t~m~! ~ "'~i;i For more ideas, contact tim CHA Resource SKEENA WILDCATS came out snarling in the opening =game of their own Junior split, beating !J: ~l Centre (1-800-667.2242) or attend the next Boys tournament, hammering Centennial Christian Seahawks, See next week's ~opping a d~ ;~ ] igCCP Clinic in your area. $tandardfor full results. .... : ilj:!:::: : C2 - q'hel"e~'race Standard, Wednesday, danuary 18, 1995 " ac gi Make Your Shirt Sp orts Tt:rreshlne inrlScontinUemat battle i i::~ ~Its Tuckedin ]l

Menu ~t~RaTNoGr 1;~o aTb:rr?:er ~l~ta~hpio2~p,a~ tall;~ng t; m;;dl;~l sflv:c~ rounded it Washed & Pressed I Schools Girls wrestling team. points for a comfortable 13 out with a bronze. $1,55 special I BASKETBALL Three individual golds and • point margin over Kelly Road , In what O Brien described as Polye0tton blend shirts I Min. 24hr. Service. Min. $5 order CALEDONIASatu~ KERMODES six medals in all powered the• ofPrineeGeor g"e a classic bout" ' Buck nar" I squad to a comfortable first Smithers finished tied for rowly missed out on a gold. Quality I host Charles Hays, games at 1 place finish in the Northern third at 20 with Kitwanga and He was leading 2-1 at the end p.m, and 6:30 p.m. BC Age Class championships. Prince Rupert further back. of regulation time, each wrest- Drycleaning | BOWLING Although the competitioon is "We're ,trying to peak for let having made one scoring 9 Repairs I Ongoin~""-- -- getting b~tter with. eac h sue- . the zone championships in move. ~'~7"~=J 1995 BOWL for Kids ceeeding meet they enter, ' " . . 4736 Lakelso Ave. 635-2820 | campaign begins, ends Jan. • coach Dave O'grien says the 22. For information, phone wrestlers are improving in Terrace Lanes at 635-5911. step. The wrestlers are so evenly matciled that "It's a steep learning curve, matches are decided more by the individual's per- Thank You! CURLING but they're working hard," he • formance on the day than ability. FHday, January 27 added. The Novice and Atom Division would like to LEGION BONSPIE[, gets un- Jamie Striker, Georgina thank the following businesses and sponsors for their derway, finals Sunday Erickson and Rosa Mikaloff kind support and donations. Without them the afternoon. Open to men's, came away winners in their mid-February," O'Brien said. tournaments could not be as successful as they are. ladies and mixed teams. It was a similar story with divisions while Kathleen Although the Terrace Boys Mil-Homens, a single mistake Overwaitea Terrace Inn MINOR HOCKEY Harsh and Michelle finished seventh overall on making the difference between Genereaux had to settle for sil- their side, the result was better gold and silver. Co,op Sight & Sound IMday, January 20 Canada Safeway SkeenaSawmills PEEWEE REPS host Kitimat, ver in their finals. than that sounds. And facing an opponent who game time 8 p.m. O'Brien noted Karyn Audet Their total of 51 points was could have been his twin for Re/Max Skeena Beverages had a tough result in her only one less than Fort St. build and style, La Breque Bargain Store Northern Drugs Saturday, January 21 weight class. Leading the John and two behind found the Prince George Terrace Totem Ford Terrace Bowling Lanes PEEWEE REPS host Kitimat, eventual winner 4-0 in scor- Kitwanga. wrestler just a little too tough A&W Skeena CelMose game time 10 a.m. ing, Audet was pinned by her However, they were nearly a on the day. i McDonalds Finning Tractor opponent and ended up having dozen adrift of northwestern Terrace was ia Kitwanga K, Mart Dairy Queen Monday, January 30 to settle for bronze. rivals Sraithers and Prince over the weekend, the final COast Inn of The West City of Terrace GENERAL PARENTS meet- O'Brien said the wrestlers Rupert. meet before this weekend's ing at Happy Gang Centre, are so evenly matched that lames Bohn kept up his Finally a special thank youto all the referees, coachesl : 7:30 p.m. BC Age Class. matches are decided more by steady improvement with the Then it's on.to the zones in and volunteers whose love of the game caused them to REC HOCKEY the individual's performance lone gold while Greg Buck, hopes of qualifying for the BC commit their time again.and again throughout the on the day than ability. season. Tonight Emie Milhomens, jean-Paul Scholls Championships which I Terrace girls hit the mark in La Breque and Clint Drum- begin Feb. 22. 9 p.m. ~ Riverside . ,...... Wranglers v '£imbermen 10:30 p.m. -- Convoy v Northen Motor Inn Okies Thursday, January 12 10:30 p.m. ~ Precision v Dr. PauITsang Back Eddy announces the closure of his dental practice. I LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO Saturday, January 14 All patient charts and X-rays have been I PALACE 8 p.m. ~ All Seasonsv Back transferred.to: Eddy Bullies JANUARY 1995., JANUARY 1995 9:30 p.m. ~ Norm's Auto v • Dr. Joe Zucchiatti I~SUNDAY "I: " "I: "'MOND~IYI' ; I' : :I':TUESDAYESDAY :':I"WEDNESDAY:)THuRs,'D IWEDNESDAY:•. If H U R S DAY I F R DAY: : ' I S AT U R DAy Precision Builders 4623 Lakelse Ave. ii .4 I ~ I t't A I _r:" Terrace IR 8,o,~irla.~17 ~iPe~and I Sunday, January 15 II 1 I :" ...... I LI , I H-_ I O 747Air I b Brot.h.epand I / murnssoc. I 9:30 p.m. -- Convoy Supply (Across from the White Spot) II ,.,,___, I .,.e.rrace I " Kermode I lerrace I Cadets I- S~,te,s I" ,~1 v Terrace Timbermen II ~,~u~u I . Minor I Friendship I Peaks I------~-I ...... I ...... I 11 p.m. ~ Okies v Wranglers Phone 635',-'2552 II I .Hoc!ey__ I Society I GymnasticsI . Te~ace. I ~:,-a;e='eI~1 Tuesday, January 17 I1_ I ms°mat'°hi I I Ao,,.~0ve,~ I ...... I_ Rescue I 9 p.m. ~ Precision v Coast We Welcome New Patients 118 19 ...... I10 Ill I12 ~e#e"Terrace I13Canadian I14#~e,po",Terrace Art I inn of the West II ParentsCoaliti0n I lerrace I ,. . I r, ...... :.. I Theatre I Paraplegic I ~1 10:30 p.m. -- Norm's Auto v II ..forlhe . I Minor I Kermooe I zo,,.,,,,.u.,,~I------I~l s'0% I II "~%~," .I Hockey I Friendship, I v01un!eer. I-~ Ter~a~ I N~,ga'aT,ba, I~1 Back Eddy , ...... , II I Association I Society I bureau I AntFP°verty I c°un Z' u'°l : " ' RINGEI~E ..... i ..... * i : ...... Order Of ...... ' : Friday~ : Stayfor sf9 and l II ParentsCoalition ,6.I - Terrace I117 - ~. . I118 ...... I119 ~%;~'Purple I120C Paraplegic:anadian121 I .... ~ NORTHERN LEAGUE II forthe I Minnr I ~,erm0ae I ~e.uuu I --~ I --,-r"-=.- I P~ents for French I tournament begins tonight, -- ---.. _ . II *~'Advancement I Ho&ey'" ..... I Fzends.hipFri " I,,._Peaks ...... I~-I,"~"~,'~a'~ . . I~1 continues through Sunday. 'i! i1~MIF¢cIKII~L =mA, h--II~.,~ ~,.m- I$..__ lr~eai/,~ ,~ '11 h Terrace° I ~0Cle I ~ylnnas[ics I A.ti-PoveAnti Pove I ci.-re.acel S,.tin, I - • :112222 123_ 124 125,,u.a0,,T~""126 o,0e,o,O~,o;~, 127~H28~Os=;,0,11,o., SNOWMOBILING ' ~.~....: ~.: ~ II~g..~,,,~ I--Terra_c_e I--..e.__de I Sw,maubl ~'ur~Te I Pa,**c I---~11 s~~ I ~~',."~@:'~!".;:: ;: i ii fortlle I Minor I r',..u I I " I _.. I KinelteClub I, SNOWARAMA '95, location ~" ~;"i' '~"' :} .Stag', ;"~ S,i~t~ "'= " :":~'"" '':: , '1" *,v,n~e~n,of Education ~ Baseball' • I Friendship I Kitselasi Vo uneer I A~r0avCeedyTerrace I cNo~a?.TTerri,:~eN,sga'aTriba• JI ~l"Res~:eSearch & III - to be announced. Pledge , °":::": ..... :" '11 9%inTerrace10n [ Association i ;Socle ty i F re Depadmen Anti• Peve rty Count "Terrace Rescue sheets available from all snowmobile dealers and' i ,,od,.,oc,u,o,~e~'~~ ,----...- , 2 3 3 Kalum Tire. I complimentary ~11~1~1~~ ,~IL-¢JUI'Ii I Terrace. Minor K'san , i~aeY~!!ffh'!~ ~~ V~r , II cTe.mrCommuntyneity [ BMsnii"l House I I I I II X-COUNTRY SKIING ', ' ', t~ana I Association I Society I I I I II B.C. POINTS race in Bums :, •four y' of BC's, most -popular destinations' y caod'n Victoria p t I i Sat. Afternoon Games Doors11:30 a.m. Games12:45 I Lake. ; , 'BeautFest'" matt,'essos, free sports and movie Kamloops " I Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:~s I I channels,family restaurants and more. Kelowna I, iThurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. I CITIZEN Caledonia I 'Couponmust bo presented uponct~ock-in I- 800.663-0298 " | Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon LastWednesday of the month Is DOUBLEBINGO I Marathon in Prince George. : FAXline 604)273-%22 ~. I 'Singlo/Doubloper nightbasis. Valid Nov, I/9'1 to Feb.28/9.5,. I I T.V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION I I ~,,,,,b,o,,o,, ,o,,,..... S,,bi~c,,o .~.,,,,b,,,*,.T ...... ,,'.~. " I 14410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 I Saturday, Febuary 4 L ...... ~<~___ J CLUB DAY at Onion Lake trails. DemomUations and ski lessons. Guided tours of trails at 2:30 p.m. Tip #4 To get an event on Sports Menu, bring the details into the office at The Unwritten Rule 4647 Lazelle Ave., phone Malcolm at 638- 7283 or fax them to 638- "Balance on the 8432. II BYTIM •FOSTER !1 Outside Ski" Director of Sider Services Ski updates Do you have one turn that is easier than the other? Shames: Base at top ...... 245em If so, you may have trouble transferring weight and balancing on the outside ski Base at bottom ...... 180era from turn to turn. Very good conditions with machine groomed runs. An exercise that may help: Imagine holding a heavy piece of luggage in your hand There is a bus service to on the outside of the turn. As you go into the turn bend to the side allowing your the mountain departing from outside McDonald's daily at shoulders to angle towards the outside of the turn. This will then lower the luggage 8 a.m. allowing you to transfer all of your weight to the outside ski. Keep this feeling For latest update on snow though to the end of the turn. and weather conditions, phone 638-8SKI (from Ter- Now rise slightly and move the luggage to the other hand, angle the shoulders, race) or 1-800-663-7SKI. transfer the weight and finish the turn. Onion Lake: To get a good feel, try transferring across a slope with your shoulders angled down Fresh snow, warmer weather and the trail groomers' skills the slope and your weight transferred to the outside ski. Next try this in big round have created excellent condi- turns and progress to small shorter turns. tions. A reminder that dogs and This will require practice to perfect but will help improve your balance in all types of pedestrians are not allowed I turns and terrain. on the trails. Paw and foot-] prints can be dangerous to SHAJVIES~SKIER suers. I Shames Mountain Office 635-3773 MOUNlr'A/N IJ DE~LOPMEN'F. For information, phone Cheryl or Terry at 798-2227, 4545 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. I~lr CEI~R~ Terracites swept aside The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995 - C3 THE AGONY continued for Terrace curling if he'd made a diferent choice with that final teams at this year's northwestern zone rock. playdowns. Down 8-6 with a definite counter and, sub- Even with the supposed advantage of home ject to a measurement, a possible second one, ice, local quartets were unable even to make an eight foot draw by Atchison would have Do we play Yes or No!! the finals. guaranteed an extra end or, if the measurement The NHL stands for No Hockey I Kevin McDougall's Terrace cashspiel win- went his way, the zone title. Lately and we're awash in a sea ning rink fell 8-6 to Gordie Judzentis of The alternative was to try a chip and stick on of a walkaway arbitration so you A The Voice of Smithers and Keith Melanson couldn't get by Judzentis' rock to take the three but th'ere was may have asked the question, Roger Atchison of Prince Rupert and his three "Does anyone want to play this The Canucks the danger of jamming that rock on his own game anymore?" Smithereens. counter if it went wrong. Well, yes, some do and one of - ~ by Jim Hughson In a final that went to the final rock of the Atchison went for the chip, threw inside and them has been the Vancouver final end, .Iudzentis, VColf DeSmct and Robert the sweepers couldn't save it. The danger be- Canucks goaltender for the last one big charity game during the withthe pros because he wants lockout with close to 20 NHL Ju~entis emerged triumphant and Atchison came. a reality, leaving 3udzentis with the six months, to be better but mostly because players from Adams to Sakic. he loves the game, He's Was left to wonder what would have happened single for a 9-6 victory. Ran Vite (pronounced Veet) used to suit up for summer "1 can hold my own in practice applied for citizenship and games to help the Canucks work but once the game starts it's a hopes Germany will be his next out but during the shutdown has different story," he said with a stop in goal once all the NHL played more than Kirk MacLean, smile and rolling his eyes, "In ,the players come home. charity game they blew a couple His marriage to hockey isn't • ii :~i~' He's a full-time target who loves every second of it even if, most of quick ones by rne and I knew I the only one he has planned certainly, he won't get work on had to shape up in a hurry, then I but ...... his fiancee is the players' bargaining stopped Trevor (Linden) on a encouraging him to carry on, "1 committee, breakaway and that felt great. If I might be 35 years old and still "I'd take room a~nd board and a stopped playing hockey now, that doing this," says Vite, "They jacket just to get a chance to play game was probably the highlight can't drag me out of this pro," he says with a smile, of my life." game," reminding us that the love of the But there's no stopping him Now, what was that about game is still very much alive. now. Every day, Run Vite is out arbitration? "Millions of players are more talented than me and will never see an NHL shot but whether I'm good enough to play or not, I'll have this for the rest of my life. In Season Specials They can't take this away from me." He makes it sound like he's All Hockey some piece of plywood but Vite can play a little and has in a place or two. Equipment On Sale! A lacrosse goalie, Vite didn't ;~. start skating until he was 15 but While in three years he was playing junior hockey. He toiled in uantities Yorkton, Sask., Lethbridge, Alta., Last and Abbotsford, B,C., and when his junior days were finished he actually got paid in hot spots like Columbus and Indianapolis,

Now, at 28, his friends are working in offices and he could be selling real estate but Ran is N opening doors at a Vancouver hotel when he's not trying to @ close them on some of hockey's best players. "Here I am making $10 an hour as a doorman and I'm sitting in the dressing room with these millionaires, but once they get to ,,It's their week " know you, dollars don't make any difference." MINOR HOCKEY WEEK begins this Saturday, January 21. The PeeWee divi- Vite has been getting to know Se, oa,,sOo. sion players will be taking part in a skills competition and Novice players will the pros at empty practice rinks split up into special teams for age group games. The Atoms will use their ice (he says Geoff Courtnall has the time for regular games as they head into playoff action while the Bantams and hardest shot) but he did get into 4555 Lakelse Ave. Tykes itineraries had not been finalized as of press time. '

TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY SALUTES MINOR HOCKEY WEEK JANUARY 21 - 28 A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS: ~!': , , All Seasons Source For Sports Copperside Foods Elks Lodge Inland Kenworth Lazelle Mini P. Bradford and Sons Ltd. Remax of Terrace Skeena Sawmills Ted Doyle Trucking Ltd. Ken's Trucking River Industries Geisleman Bruins Terrace Chrysler All West Trading Ltd. Drifters Western Wear Farwest Bus Lines Kinsmen Club of Terrace Randy Heaman Trucking Ltd. Skeena Cellulose Inc. Spee Dee Printers Terrace Centennial Lions Tri-City Med. Com. R-40 Construction Dediluke Land Surveying Royal Canadian Legion FROM ALL THE PLAYERS:

TYKES: Jasm Landen Archibald Baxton Armstrong Daryl Bandstra Eric Bevan Mark Blaglonl Alyssa Carson Tannl y Clarke Calen Fi.n(ll~ Shawn Gunnlaugson Michael Harris Bryan Hull i ' " ./ ~ Kyla Inkster Jeff Kirkpatrick Mason Robbia ~ James McEwan Mark McKamey Justin Mercer ...... ~ Sk'yler Metcalfe Devin Mikkelsen Amande~ar Colin Parry Gten Parry Jared Pelletier - Justin Penner Sarah Ridler S Stephen Sl~.o~ Conor Simpson Skyler Slavik Jordan Smoley Chance Sterner Robert Vanle~'~e Kyle Wilco~ Callan Willlamson Dana Young Chris Gregolre Kate Melanson Joey McEwa~ Evan Van [)~k ~ Bryan Van Dyk .~.~~

NOVICE: ~; rio Christopher' Balli~ ~r Bryan Ban s~rb...... ~ Andrew Bellman Jeremy Benthar~ Bradley Bo~ ~!'~ Bradley Cars,o~ Chad Ca~ ~r ~ ~tatt Cummins Jesslca Cullis Tyler David~(~i .Cory Ouben :.~' ~ Christo~~-,~: ':E~I~.~tl~a...... ~ Kelvin Falloon Robert Glaser Dylan Graydon'~ ~.~ L~a~u =La~on.~ )rth Adam Hamelin .i Bradley Holub~ James Inkster ~ ,,~."~: ~:"~ Shawn Kelver Kyle Leblq~d!! ~Davld Mann Korri Mason Kristin Nester "~ ~G ~ " ~i' Nathan Park .~ Brett TysonTugwell ~ ~.~i~ Dyk

Tyrel Armstrong ~ ~ r~Auriat " ;~,avalhelro ...... /ler Dalgneau Gareth Earl . Erb ~ Corey Huff :~~ !~,lnJohnson ~ Brad L~el~reux J~lstin Lockhart '!ii Kegan Longrldge ii~ ~,~ewMaroney ~; Mercer Moye ii~ ~;~le~sse Mu der ~!~ Ryan Nester ;i~: ~'=enPaulson ~;:~."~..... Darcy Talt::;:~:.::~::~':~~ ...... ~ Da~ryl Todd ....~ Wayne Webber Wood ~,.~ Owen W~[~:,...~i.~:};,;~i~i:~yJ~Reid Preston Davis . ~i ~ ~:~ "~<~ ATOMS: ~:~:=.~.~!!c~i;~:K~Anderson Shawn Barg ~ R .... ~, leu ~,'~i Sean Cas~i~:~'~.,~::Br~ndan Dhesterman Brandon Cormler ~ M ~ ( ~ ~:.~: Kenr ShaunFun~!i~i~i~i;i~s~ey ' Funk Keith Gagnon ' i Rot iarten.Zutttt~ Jonathan Hi;~(;~C;~!~iii:::~i;dvlnHill ~[evor Jamleson Vlnc ,, nson ;~i~.~,: Geoffl'ey L,.=~}~i?~:~!i~bson. Leblanc ~anny t~e~e ue~-~L Moth ~ ;~"~

Kolten' ~cnroeb - Ka~!!n.Webb~'~'~ ~ce' ~ ~!~{~I~ ~lark ~,~<. ~.:~ ,,~. ~ tlon ' =~O~Di~ a~Ley'~" ~revor uoq~sgn J ess~"Morg,~3h '~ ~rt Nester ~ * -~M~~ct s ~,~,~;:~ ~lessen Reje~r~i~ronlbley Jason Warnbr,~%, Ryan Watson GoUrde0Wells , L~ay~ .^~!~:~i:~! ~enBon George Poullos Jason Nabess ~'~ Stephen Downle b§nshield Shane DeJong Devin Van Hulle @r@~ McLaughlin MewlenVa~'de~.~.~... A~,~ i ,r~ ~ ~:: ~° Brian BANTAM: Thomas Ames Mltoil~Ar'~trong:~1~'Ari Harry Chemko errlck Brian D0mke Warren Elchhorst Derek Hadley Jason Hawkli't~= 3 Glen Holt Clayton Karrer Travls Lammi~g~ L'HeureUx Seen L~ art...... ~: Kevln McNee, Shawn NIcholls it , Dennis Trottler Brent Tugwell Even Warner Jamle Wood Jakob Bowerl~ !~net Wade Stevenson Cameron Eyjolfson Luke Houlden :~, Page. Darren Fellow~ Brandon Smoley Matt Thoms~ ,~rd ! ~ " Kirk Cumberland Dennis Sandhals Tyler Franson C4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 18, 1995 , + . + . ,

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! 1. REAL ESTATE 3. FOR RENT 3, FOR RENT 5. FOR SALE MISC, J 4.68 ACRES ON BENCH ACROSS river 1 BDRM, LUXURY CONDO in 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT SUITE for FOR SALE - PLANT STAND/Iv stand. ACTION ,o,D RATES form Silverking, views Kidd Flats, 8ulkley Woodgreen Condominium in Terrace. rent. Frldge & stove included. No pets, Sturdy const, $50 obo. 635-4238 River, Hudson Bay. All services, Security entrance, laundry facilities, non smokers. References required. 638. FOR SALE - ONE TWIN bed with frame excellent, unlimited supply pressurized dishwasher, fireplace. $618 mth. 1967 $150 obo. Phone 635-4238. - .... 638,7283 water. $65,000 obo. 847-8855 Available immediately. 632-6726 SMALL 2 BEDROOM SUITE. Heat and IF YOU HAVE A3 F~T.hitch tractor, there INTERESTED IN TRADING house with, FOR RENT: LARGE HOME in Horseshoe light included, Close to schools and town, is a 6 ft. snowblower almost new, $1500. DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. acreage & timber in Vanderhoof area for area with fenced yard. Ref, required. $500 per month. Apply to Box #1, c/o The 696-3353 topley, homestead in Terrace area. 567-9769 Available Feb. 1st. Phone 638-1963 after Terrace Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave., PIONJAR . BERGMAN - BORN Jack Classified and Classified Display 6 pro. Terrace, BC, V8G 1S8. hammer. Wanted to buy model BRH 50 or 1440 SQ.' HOME FINISHED SHARED ACCOMODATION + 1 BDRM in 120 for parts. 846-5683 ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a BASEMENT, 3 bdrm up, 2 bdrm down. 1 2 BEDROOM SUITE CLOSE TO school & 1/2 baths. All new flooring throughout. house $300 mth including utilities. 635- hospital, suitable for quiet working couple FREEI FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, roses Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is Thursday at 5 p,m, Other renovations to numerous to list. 3 6169 or 635-1236 or single parent. No pets, no smokers, For and perennial catalogue, Quality plants, for all display and classified ads, mth ol~ pellet. 2.07 acres.,.:10 rnin from LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. Full more info. please call 635-3208 after 6 reasonably priced. We ship anywhere in TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE,, city. Leaving town. must sell a.s.a,p. facilities and utilities. For responsible pm. Canada. Bougnen Nurseries, Valley Asking $130,000. 638-1492 adult or student 6 km or 5 rain from ROOM AVAILABLE N SPACIOUS River, MB, R0L 2B0. Phone (204) 638- TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1 $8 7618. All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or Terrace. 635-3772 house. Convenient location, TWO BEDROOM TRAILER w. joey shack Washer/dryer, 635-7113. SEASONED FIREWOOD FOR sale. Mastercard. When phoning in ads please have your Visa or ~astercard number Birch, Hemlock, Pine delivered to Kit/mat, & In, sundeck, fridge, stove, washer & CHRISTIAN MALE ROOMMATE to share ready. Terrace, and Pr. Rupert. 638-0605 dryer, $500/mth. Security deposit and two 2 bdrm condo. Fireplace, dishwasher, CLASSIFIEDWORD ADS LEGALADVERTISING 9 LOADERS, BUCKET OR GRAPPLE, 6 $10.36 per columninch references req'd. Ph 635-5394 (pets cable, close to downtown. $400 ruth, 20 wordsor less excavators, all sizes, 8 backhoes, 4x4 1insertion- $5.00 BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY welcome). utilities included, Jeff 635.0849 leave and 2x4 single axle dumps. Single axle 3 insedions- $12,00 $25.53 for 3 Inches,includes I photo. ROOM FOR RENT, Laundry privileges. message. References required. water trucks. 6 motor homes, 21 ton 'till 6 insedions- $15.00 *Additionalat $9.51 per inch 635-1801 ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen facilities. OBITUARIES GST Rebate (equiv,) trailers, new'and used. 8 compactors, 5 *Additionatwords15¢ each SMALL 2 BEDROOM TRAILER FOR rent 635-2258 CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY ADS $20.53 for 3 Inches service trucks, Tandem Axle water tanker, Completion not required in Thornhill, available Feb. 1 for students $9.51 per columninch .*Additionalat $5.51 per inch CLEAN N/S STUDENT OR working f/m 3 Tandem belly dumps. Gravel pups. 6 CONFIDENTIALBOX SERVICE until Spring of '95 or couple. $510/month. References to share 2 bdrm partly furnished suite Lowbeds. Call Vic. 604-493-6791. Pickup $2.00 Mailout $5.00 required. 635-4133 near hospital. $325 includes hydro and BROWNING STAINLESS STALKER, cable. 635-1288 For regional coverage place your ad in the weekend edition of the Skeena January Prices NEW DELUXE DUPLEX. 2 bedrooms, all .375 H + H open sights and Leupold Vari. Marketplace, appliances, full basement, large baclo/ard, ROOM AND BOARD available X III scope. Leupold mounts & rings new, Lot #1 $34,863 Horseshoe area. quiet. No smoking, no immediately in quiet residential area, $1200, Phone 638-1035 OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS[ pets. References required. $950 ruth. Working persons only. Call 635-1553. FOR SALE: ONE TRAP line at reduced Lot #2 SOLD34,863 635-9544- available Feb. 1. price. Ph, 638-0020. Serious inquiries 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24. Notices Lot #4 $43,461 3 BD BASEMENT SUITE FOR rent. No 4. WANTED TO RENT only. 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business Lot #5 $40,596 pets, non-smokers. References required. NO. 1 SINGLES LINE. HUNDREDS of COUCH AND LOVESEAT. G.C, Neutral 3. For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities 638-1934 or 635-9607. Call anytime. guys/gals in your area. 1-900-451-3560 colours. $450 obo. 638-1956 4. Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals Lot #9 $37,252 LOOKING FOR MATURE PERSON to ext. 1286, $2.99 per min. Must be 18 yrs. YAMAHA PIANO 12 YEARS OLD, one share accomodafion in large house with Pro call Ltd, (602) 954-7420. owner, who is piano tuner, very good 5. For Sale Misc. 16. Farm Produce 27. Announcements ,ethic $37,252 acreage, 8 rains from town. $350 ruth., condition, includes humidifier and first two 6. Wanted Misc. 17. Garage Sales 28, Card of Thanks Let#11SOL1 7,252 50% of utilities, Prefer non-smoker. 5, FOR SALE MISC. tuning. Asking $4,000, 635-3788. 7. For Rent Misc. 18. Business Services 29, In Memoriam Damage deposit required. Available THREE TIERED IN DOOR floral lights. Lot #13 $37,252 immediately. 635-1554 BIRCH FLOORING, TONGUE and 8, Cars for Sale 19, Lost & Found 30. Obituaries groove 4 sides. 3/4 in. thick. 12 in. and Never used. $300. Ph. 635-7843 9. Trucks for Sale 20. Pets & Uvestock 31, Auction Sales Lot #15 $56,356 2 BEDROOM SUITE, CLOSE to school & longer, Rustic grade $3.10 per sq, ft. T.V. AND STAND, 14" SONY- $250. Lot #16 $71,640 hospital, suitable for quiet working couple Clear grade $4.15 per sq. ft. Francois Excellent condition. 638-1274 anytime. 10. Aircraft 21. Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices or single parent. No pets, non smokers. Lake Woodworking. 1-695-6616, BELL PIANO FOR SALE $1600. Evening 11. Recreational 22. Careers 33. Travel Lot #18 $75,460 For more info. please call 635-3208 after PRE-FABRICATED WOOD constructed 635-2274. 6pro. Vehicles 23, Work Wanted Lot #22 $34,387 utility sheds, garages, workshops, ROOMMATE WANTED. $300 MTH. Joeyshacks, etc. Phone - Oirk Bakker. 6. WANTED MISC. References required, 638-7610 The TerraceStandard reservesthe right to classify ads under appropriate headings Lot #24 $34,387 638-1766 after 6 pm WANTED MOUNTAIN GOAT and sheep and to set rates therefore and to determine pa~ a location. • The Terrace Standard reminds advertl mrs that is is against the provincial Human TWO BED. BASEMENT SUITE inc. gas, GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades capes. Life size skins, antlers, either sets :lightsAct to discriminate on the basis of children, marital status and employmentwhen Re/Max Of Terrace hydro, stove, fridge, wash & dryer, no welcome. Buy and sell, Bill's Guitar Shop, or sheds. Wolverine. wolf, and Linx skins daclng "For'Rent" ads. Landlordscan state a no-smoking preference. )eta, non smokers. Ref. required, $700 632-4102, Call today. Fax 639-9879 and skulls. 847-3188 The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit. classify or reject any 638-1 400 )er month. 638-0303 advertisement and to retairi any answers directed to the News Box Reply Service, and GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades to repay the customer the sum paid for the advertisementand box rental. 8. CARS FOR SALE Box replies on "Hold" instructions net picked up withln 10 days of expiry of an Call Erika & Diana FOR RENT welcome. Now dealing in Ovation and advertisement will be destroyed unless mailing instructions are received. Those 635-4773 635-6236 Takamine. Bill's Guitar Shop, 632-4102 answering Box Numbers are requested not to send original documentsto avoid loss. Warehouse or Retail space in 1983 GMC 1/2 350 AUTO, GOOD shape, All claims of errors in advertisements must be received by the ~ublisherwithin 30 Thornhill 1,080 sq. ft. Call today. Fax 639-9879. new carb, $2500.1-698-7627 days after the first publlcatlon. It Is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the Uabllity of the Terrace Reasonable rent 1985 TOYOTA 4X4 EFI, EXTRA CAB, 4 Standard In the event of failure to publish an advertisement as published shall be 2. MOBILE HOMES Available Feb. 1st cyl, 5 spd., boxliner, rubber mat, new limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one incorrect insertion for the 849-5080 tires, sunroof, stereo, grey~hite stripe, .: port/on.of the edve~ising space occupied by the Incorrector omitted item only and that 1994 SRI 14X71, 2 BDRM, gas furnace, CEDAR SIDING there snail be no llaoility in any event greater than the amount paid for such advertising. OUR SPECIALTY nice condition, stored. $6700. 1-695-6562 ' fridge, stove, vendor will carry $700/m, Burns Lake. first month paid rent free. Call Gordon Summit Square 638-1182 or Mary to view 638-0800. 1989 F450 St.IPERDUI-Y FORD flatbed 7.3 L diesel, 5 slxI, ex. con., low mileage, 1. REAL ESTATE 1, REAL ESTATE 1X6 LAST OF THE 94'S at Boulderwo~l Apartments Warranty, 2 fuel tanks, overhead sparetire FOR SALE OR TRADE - Ocean view MHP, 14'x68', fully set up, ready for carrier, 5th wheel and pindle hitches, new FOR SALE: LOVELY 6 MO. old home in 1 & 2 Bedroom Units home on Vancouver Island. 2 br. up, full occupancy, vendor will carry o.a.c. Call 10 ply Toyota Tires, 8000 Ib Warren ,. quiet cul-de-sac close to uplands school. Quiet & Clean lxa, lxa, lxlO • Rough bedroom suite in basement. Quality built Gordon, 638-1182 or Mary to view 638- Energy efficient 1720 s.ft., 2 storey with Racquetball Courts winch on front h.d bumper. $14,900. 1- home. One hour to Victoria, 1/2 hour to 0800. • Plain 695-6562 Burns Lake. large garage and many extra features. • No Pets • Nanaimo and ferry. Will consider trades 1980 14X70 EXPANDO. 2 ADDITIONS, 3 r --j CHANNEL [-J ,Timbers Phone 635-4672. $187,500 Call: 635-5968 '88 TOYOTA CAMRY 4X4 5 SPEED, 100 down or across with house with acreage bdrms, 4 pc bath, fireplace. Spacious 1Xa, lxa, • Beams K, power windows, locks, cruise, new or waterfront in Burns Lake area. Value is 3 + 1 BEDROOM HOME IN Thornheights. living room. Island in Kitchen, dishwasher, tires, $10,300. '90 Ford F350 crewcab $175,000. 1-245-7884 after 6 pm or Jim 5 yrs old. 2 bathrooms, large family room, fddge, stove included. Must be seen. I~ V'I"&G ~ •fencing 4x4 460 auto, $15.300. 635-9121 Hall, RR 4 Ladysmith, BC, V0R 2E0. dishwasher, built-in van, blinds. N.G. heat. Asking $45,000. 635-9040 WOODLAND lX4, lXS material $145,000. 638-8090 1988 FORD MUSTANG 2.3 LITHE, a/c, BE IN F'OR NEW YEAR. Large family 1982 14X70 3 BEDROOM, shingled roof, cruise. $4000. 638-1822 home on 1 acre on southside, n.g. heat & 2500 SQ.FT HOUSE 1 YR. OLD, 3 APARTMENTS "Top-quality Tight Knot- wood siding, $26,500. 1973 14x70 3 Interior & Exterior 1989 NISSAN MICRA, 4 DR,, hot water, Newly renovated. Must be bedroom, 2 baths, rec. room with gas bedroom, F/S, $16,500. Free delivery. CORNER OF KALUM & SCOTT AUTOMATIC transmission, sunroof, seen. 635-9530. Immediate occupancy. fireplace, 2 car garage, blinds, Compare Our Prices Call 1-306-694-6282, Close To TownAnd Schools am/fro cassette, white, e/c, reasonable $138,000. Will consider offers. appliances sundeck. 1320 Sunnypoint Fridge, stove, heat and hot water mileage, asking $3900 obo. 638-7269 Dr., Sin//hers. Reduced - $195,000. For 3. FOR RENT included. Heat (Oct. - April inclusive) DEPENDABLE appt. 847-3605, 662-0732. References Required 1984 FORD CROWN VICTORIA Stationwagon, dual fuel. propane 1/2 ACRE LOCATED IN TELKWA. 3 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Quiet, clean, 1 Bedroom ApL $450.00 KENNEY ESTATES 2 Bedroom Apt $S50.OO LUMBER gasoline. Asking $2800 OBO. Ph. 635. bedrooms up, 1 down. Municipal sewer; security entrance. On site managemenL 3215 Kenney Street Downtown location. Sorry, no pets. Call 3 Bedroom ApL $6ss.OO Flexible Hour= - Please Call First 4944 after 5 or 635-9158. 16x20 shop, lots of recent renovations. No Pets. (When Available) $98,500. 846-9337 638-7725, References reeuired, OFFICE DAYS (9 - 5) 635-5224 Box 7 1987 HYUNDAI PONY C• 1600 4 door, 5 Hazelton, B,C. 842-5660 ~. '~0\ RETAIL AND OFFICE SPACE available i speed, excellent condition Very low kms., s'~ LUXURY at the Houston Mail. Reasonable rates. i am/fro stereo cassette. $2600, 635-1549 2 NEW YEAR OLD IN NEW For information call: 1-604-635-6316 TOWNHOI~__ES SUBDIVISION N/S CLEAN 2 BDM, 2 BATH condo with f • 1,284 sq. ft. FOR On bench, 3 bedroom, 1,584 sq. ft, & s dishwasher, fireplace, security • Full basement entrance, Sorry no pets. Security deposit ranch, double garage, ensuite, jaccuz- RENT + references required. $725 month. zi tub, built-in vacuum, gas fireplace, 638-1313 or 635-3653 Available Jan, 1. After 4:30 635-4640. paved driveway. $179,000, 4818 HWY. 16 WEST Coxford Construction Ltd, FOR RENT OR LEASE: Two offices, 2nd floor at 4610 Greig Ave. (across from Service/Lt. 635-3653. Terrace Co-op). Ph. 635-5531 Industrial Bays ' %..r. RE/MAX OF TERRACE 880 to 7200 sq. ft, 638-14OO PHONE: WEWORK TOGETHER FOR YOU/ I~~~:' " i~/..... :"'"~ SPACE AND PRIVACY Joyce Findlay Sheila Love 635-7459 Two storey home with full basement 635-2697 635-3004 PROGRESSIVE VENTURES has plenty of space for a large family. Situated on two acres, this 6 bedroom $158,500 MLS home features 3 bathrooms, family Don't drive by . . . One must view to appreciate the beauty and warmlh in this MT. ELIZABETH room, large laundry/sewing room and large familyhome. Large kitchen with built.i~ double carport. Priced to sell at appliances includes jennaire range, APARTMENTS $139,900 MLS abundanceof cupboards,counter space, pot lights, breakfast bar and built.In china Special Reduced Call ERIKA & DIANA cabinet in diningarea. Spectacularsunroor~ Commuting Rates Has your carrier given you Dedicated to YourSuccess with floor to ceilingwindows, Industrial fan for indoorbarbecues and patiodoors to back (O.A,C,) yard. New carpetingin familyroom and In 2 Limited Time Offer/ exceptional service ? bedrooms down,Garage with oversizedoor fullylandscaped and availableImmediately. Our 'Guests' will receive: Rain, snow, sleet or hail, do you get your ,Mature Adult Oriented Apartment Living paper without fail? BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY *Free Cable TV (inst, incl,) Own Your Own Business Established Kitwanga restaurant offers ,Free Heat, Hot Water & Heated If so, nominate your carrier for Terrace For Spring . . Own your own Storage plenty of potential for a family business. Popular ladies store on ,Appliances & New Venetian Blinds Standard's "Carrier of The Year"l business, $124,500 MLS. Bunkhouses Lakelse Avenue. Established (incl, coin laundry facilities on and residence may be negotiable. clientele, 2 year lease in place. Let us show you how to become your premises), own boss: Exclusive with Re/Max of ,References required. Call Erika & Diana at Terrace, Call 638-7283 FOR APPOINTMENT TO VIEW Re/Max of Terrace and tell us/ ; 632-2822 -J 638-1400 II

i , (t' The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 1 8, 1995- C5 CT,O ,.v DS_ 8. CARS FOR SALE 15. MACHINERY

1991 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM V6 AUTO, 480B TIMBERJACK LINE SKIDDER 5000 ~Op~ySA~" CmKoCnthr:giB~red hD:lm~ae~ ~M :~ air, tilt am/fro cassette. Excellent hrs. with job in Hazelton area. Contact condition. $8500 obo. 696-3384 To01ey. Steve at 842-5395 after 6 p.m, THORNHILL vR~U~°ns tE°xCdeal~tEar ~i s°g %~(..91OO~ ~ i ate :~: ":ai "4DWyel~:ii:::e:" 995 1988 TOYOTA TERCEL, 50,000 D-7-E CAT FOR SALE or hire, c/w blade, Kitimat General Hospital. Services ORIGINAL miles. Good running condition, winch, end fairlead. Leave message at 1- training, Lovable, good natured, and held January 7th, 1995, Scared smart, Must go to a good farm home with Selling $2500. Call 567-9813 Vanderhoof. 845-7308. Spaces available Your We/come Heart Catholic Church. Burial 1988 FIREBIRD, V6, F.I., 5 SPD., a.c, t- children, $650 firm. Serious inquiries with 393 N.H. TUBGRINDER, EXCELLENT for full time care good lovable home onlyl Call 567-9846 Wagon Hostesses Terrace Cemetery. tops, cruise, burgandy, Excellentshape - condition. Has always been stored inside, Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 5 pm was $6900 now $6500 obo, 630-7610 eves for interview after 7:00 pm. HYNES, Terrance Lee Asking $10,000. Call 1.845-7193 or 1- Vanderhoof. for Terrace, B.C.' FOR SALE: 1994 PONTIAC Sunbird, 690-7226. 635-1774 (52 years) $10,000 obo. 635-2658 12 BRED CHAROLAIS/SIMMENTAL Daie of Death: January 9th, 1995, 1980 JD 510 BACKHOE, EXTENDED cows, calve Feb. & Mamh, Top quality Prince Rupert Regional Hospital. hoe, replaced transmission, $17,000 obo, cows selling at $1300 each. Call 567- If you have moved 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE Skeena DrivingSchool Services held January 14th, 1995. GMC 6500 fuel/water truck, 10 spd 9813 Vanderhoof. 1989 GMC SIERRA WRANGLER 1500, Roadranger R,A. 34,000 Ibs, c/w 4 - 500 Kitimat,Terrace & to Terrace or have BOUDREAU,Adolphe Placid Prince Rupert ps, pb. B!ight red, bedliner, running gal tanks, $3500. Int, 4T farm truck, 2 21. HELP WANTED had a new baby, (77 years) boards, automatic, under 43,000 kin, g,c,, excavator attachments, wrist-a-twist, fits "Servingthe PacificNorthwest Date of Death: January 3rd, 1995, $9500obo. 638-0046 200 size 1980 Chev 1/2 T, 4x4, $4800 Over30 Years" EARN UP TO $20/HR if you are a Kitimat Generat Hospital. Services certified mechanic with your own tools. or are getting FOR SALE - 1988 - 15 PASSENGER obo. Willis Jeep- offers, 1-604-692-3423 V' Professional Driving Instructors held January 6th, 1995,Christ the or 692-7292. v' Gift CertificatesAvailable Must be able to work 0n most makes and married, just give King Catholic Church. Cremation, Ford XL club wagon window van. Tilt, models. Alignment, exhaust and brake cruise, air, elec windows and locks, am/fm VAN TRAILERS5X8 SINGLE axle, also v' Vehicles Available for Road Test Terrace Crematorium, work experience a must. Submit resume radio/cassette deck, rear heater, cloth triple axle 5-wheel tandem flat deck. 847- V' Winter Driving InstructionAvailable us a call at: 3000 to Kitimat Husky Service, 884 Lahakas BILLSON, Vlctor Lloyd GeorgP seats, complete new exhaustsystem. Will For appointment call Blvd., Kitimat, V8C 2H9, 632-5559 (76 years) sell with or without natural gas Elaine C. 635-3018 16. FARM PRODUCE Terrace 635-7532 LOGGING ENGINEER FOR COASTAL Date of Death: January 8th, 1995, • conversion, Excellent condition. $10,995. Milts Memorial Hospital, Services 638-1427 1-800-665-7998 layout. Good salary plus benefits Elaine Me. 638-8733 HAY, ALFALFA, ALFALFA- BROME, Vancouver based. 3 years experience or held January 13th, 1995, St. 1985 F350, DUALS, STEEL AND Mathews Angtican Church. Timothy square baleB, Cummins Ranch forestry grad. Resume to: Cherry Kelly V. 638-7797 aluminum 10' flatdeck, 460 standard, Hwy 16 west, South Hazeltcn. Hauling 33. TRAVEL Engineering, 1345 Cottonwood Crescent, Cremation, Terrace Crematorium good condition. Without Nautral gas available. 842-6316. North Vancouver, V7P 1!_2. Gillian W, 635-3044 The preceding notices are conversion $5900. 846-5505 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND HAY FOR SALE. Large round bales compliments of readers: When purchasing airfare through ENJOY PARENTING? HOW ABOUT The Terrace Standard & DUE TO MODIFYING OUR operation we approx. 1500 Ibs. AIphalfa grass $65. being a Foster Parent? Ministry of Social Joan K. 635.2928J are selling our single axle cab over private parties, please be aware that MacKay's Funeral Services Ltd, Clover grass $55 {no rain). Buy now and airline cornpanies may ask for appropriate Services. machinery truck. 1980 Magierus 6 cyl, save, 690-7431 Fiat diesel, 10 spd. Air, good rubber, 24' identification when boarding and may HAY FOR SALE. Good quality. No rain. deny boarding privileges, deck plus beaver tail, hydraulic winch, Hi- $3.50 per bale. Delivery available, 635- Ab, 2 underslung storage boxes, 2 fuel 3380 tanks. Lots of new & used spare parts 19. LOST & FOUND incl. Complete engine, pump, Irans. rear HAY FOR SALE. $2.50, no rain -Doane's Hay and RV storage 50 mile's east of FOUND ON SOUTH KALUM Sat, Jan.7, - end dif., drive line; etc. Asking $18,500. wooden kitchen chair. Ph. 635-4059 S.I,T. New & used,Smithers, B.C,; 847- Terrace. 849-5329 2519. Closed Sundaysand Mondays. LOST: MAN'S FILA WATCH at Mt. Layton 18, BUSINESS SERVICES Hotsprings, 3 pm Sun. Jan, 8/95. Reward 1992 FORD RANGERs/b with new winter offered. 635-1127 after 4 pm. tires. One owner, 43,000 km. Lots of AI-rENTION SMALL BUSINESSES, Why extras. Still ,on warranty, $1 !,000.00, pay high accounting fees for your book- 20. PETS& LIVESTOCK OBO. Call evenings, 635-0905. keeping needs? For confidential, professional bookkeeping service, Manual DOG AND PET GROOMING,635-3772 FOR SALE: 1961 FORD 4x4 with lift kit, or Computer call 635-9592. TWO PUREBRED BOSTON TERRIERS. 35 inch tires. Good shape, good running Female - show stock. Ready to go Jan. condition, $3500 obo. Phone 638-7203. TERRA BOBCAT SERVICES. Backhoe, earth auger, angle broom, snow removal, 30/95. Restrictionsapply. 638.8430 1993 LUMINAAPV, 7 PASSENGERvan. angle blade concrete breaker, pallet forks, JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER Fully loaded. Anti-lock brake system. TWO SIAMESE KITrENS born in Aug.94. tracks, 5 ton dump. 638-8638. Mobile Friendly and gorgeous. $75 each. 1-692- Will do finishing, renovalions, install cabinets, patio, 57000 kms. $18,500 obo. Call Randy 638-3808. Accounting 645-2143. 3722 Burns Lake, painting, Also will build furniture. SNOWCLEARING. HAVE YOUR Arts & Crafts LOST: MAN'S BALCK VARNET 9 YR, OLD 1/2 ARABIAN GELDING, 14.3 Prefinished Hardwood Flooring driveway or parking area cleared by a hh, quiet, gentle, no vices $1800. 1"-694- Babysitting prescription sunglasses with case, Bobcat or truck with blade. For more Maple, birch, ash, oak. Available in natural and various Outside of Tim Hortons - Mohawk area on 3376 Bridal Consulting information phone 635.1238. cok)urs, (No sanding required) Size 3/4" x 2 1/2" or 31/4" Sat. Jan. 7/94, Rewardoffered. 636.1127 REG, CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER ...... Clothing Sales ..... LADLES: IFYOU WANT that one of a kind puppies; Parents D.F.A'd hunting stock CALL 635-6277 (leave a message) ...... : " Cosmetics,.,'.. 11. RECREATIONAL dress or outfit, phone a professional background. Sire C,K.C. Champion. ._.-~-~a~ Hous~ Cleaning seamstress. Call Angie 638-7966. Approved homes only. 847-3485 VEHICLES JUDITH APPLER I~-~1~'~~ " Pottery ...... Guaranteed, evenings. Sates Flep. ~_____~638-7285 1 ~p.~,~,-~,~'l~///~7'/Pr,,duce & Flowers 1973 26' TRAVEL TRAILER TANDEM UNCONTESTED DIVORCE SERVICE, CKC REGISTEREDLAB puppies for sale. - axle. Fully self contained. Will make a resumes, typing, Call C.J. Secretarial, Foi" more information, 635-3265. good camp trailer. $4800. 635-9180 638-8006. CH NESESHAR.PEI PUPS. Ready to go I r&v~~,\~f/AW/~cfA Tupperware 13. SNOWMOBILES REFLEXOLOGY AND AROMATHERAPY January 25,. 1995. Take your pick early. • I =~'i~\\~~;~ Watkins certified practitioner, For appointment Call 842-6655, Hazelton. "991 550 EXT SPECIAL E.C. Fox phone 635-2192. REGISTEREO MINIATURESTUD COLT; Unisex- 1OO% Cotton Clothing [ ~~~'~Af/~ 77???7 shocks, ski skins, $4400 obo. 635-9180 LADIES: IF YOU ARE unsatisfied with a 19 months old; dun-flaxen mane & tail; Home Shows, Trade Shows, etc. I i ~ 1989 530 C.C. ARCTIC CAT EL TIGER standard fit in a garment, have something $1000 obo. Draft horse nylon driving Call For Appointment Long paddled track, g.c., $3600 obo. custom made to your figure type, Bridal harness-adustable leather collar, Uke Ken's Marine. 635-2909 formaL, evening professional, casual. For new, $500. One 14 black saddle; $200; appt. call 638-7986. two inch tan brown saddles $600; rear 1994 SKIDOO GRAND TOURING SE cincha one homemade cedar cart single DISCOVERY TOYS If you own a Home Based Business, 670 Rotax, 325 km:Electric start, reverse. $250; phone: 845-7739 after 6 prn, Excellent family rnaching, $7900. 847. WINTER • Developmental toys be sure to have it featured in our 3060 days, 847-2212 evenings, Smithers. BABY LOVEBIRDS - $25 AND UP. Male • Books & Games for all ages red factor canaries -$55 each. Purebred Home Based Business Listing 93' WILDCAT MOUNTAINOAT700 E.F.I, STEELHEAD To book our space, or for more informa- Rottweiler pups, German bloodlines, CATALOGUE/PHONEORDERS VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Brand new 2" paddle track, Elcomb FISHING ready the end of January. Serious tion call the advertising department at Aluminum skis. Showroom condition, inquiries only - approved homes, Phone Ada Charneski' Comes with cover & picked racing track, daytime 9:00-5:00. 635-6770 ask for 638-7283. $7000. No joy riders, Serious enquiries 1/2 PRICE ~n.-~.r~h 5109 Mills Ave. ~'} ~}" ~VV~'} Guaranteed Fish Jeanette. Evenings after 5:30, 638-1246. only. Call 845-7289 after 5:00 pro, .e 635-4686 or 635-9010

BCYCNA 392 BRITISH Deal On A Business Level COLUMBIA ~~~11~1~ AND YUKON These ads appear In more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon I am specifically trained to serve the Business COMMUNITY $250 words,o,,, Community. If you need one car or a whole NEWSPAPERS and reach more than 3 million readers. fleet I can find the vehicles to suit your needs. ASBOCIATION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669.9222. $5.00 each additional word

Norm Flann phone 635-4941 Cmrnorcial&Fleel 1-8OO-BMGEWAN (1-8~o.862-3926) -- Manager _ AUTO BUSINESSOPPS, EMPLOYMENT OPPS, KITCHEN CABINETS PERSONAL ENGINES REBUILTfrom FLOWER AFFAIRS: The N, Vancouver Island Log- CABINETS 1/2 PRICE. In KID STAR. Parents Your Mc =wan $795. ENGINE most innovative concept In ging Co. has two shop stock, countertops/vanl- Kid could be a Star. Ba- 11 IB II ;11 I SALES & SERVICE Terrace == =" remanufacturefrom $995, yearsl Our retail flower openings, One H,D. Me- ties also. Cash & Carry bies/Kids/Teens/Models/ Hwy, 16 West Terrace 6 months to pay. 6 Year business is revolutionizing chanic, mainly for servic- Cablnet Warehouses: Commercials/Movies, 18 120,000 warranty. Bond the Industry. Proven profit- Ing, one H.D. Tire Man/ **4278 Lougheed, Yrs+ $5/MIn, 24 hrs. Call Mechanical building on- able andgrowlng fastl Cre- H.D Mechanic Phone: Burnaby 298-9277 1-900-451-3606. ated by the founder of glnes for 28 years. 872. 956-3123, Fax: 956-4888. ** 19700 Langley Bypass, LIVE PSYCHICS. Police 0641,8-8, 7 days. Rent-A-Wreck. This Is the Langley 534-7273 use us.,, Harness yourdes- bestthlng since_Free Info FORSALE MISC. ** 800 Cloverdale Ave., CANADA ENGINES Ltd. tiny. Your present and fu -~ (604)668-8816. Victoria 475-1159 tur-e revealed. *Love, "Sue- .... Quality remanufactured STEEL BUILDINGS: *'561-1 lth Ave, Campbell Cess, *Money. Find,ou[ .... , engines 6 cyl from $995, BUSINESS PERSONALS Cheaper Than Wood", River, B.C. 287-6787. now. Call 1-900-451-4055. " V8 from $1,095. 6yr Quonset-Stralghtwall **2580 Bowen Rd, $2,99/min, 18+. TH MONTH I 120,OO0km imted war- THREE PRETTY Blondes quonset, Structural Steel Nanaimo 756-9229. REAL ESTATE ranty. 580-1050 or 1-800- have something for youl Buildings, B.C. Company, "1668 Spell Rd., 665-3570. 12345.114 Checkout our exciting per- we won't be undePsold. Kelowna, 860-6638. ' RECREATIONAL LAND: - Ave. Surrey. BOAA Ap- sonalphotos and fanta- Service and satisfaction MISCELLANEOUS For Sale by Owner. Small proved. sies, Free, discreet Info: guaranteedl Western POETRY CONTEST lots to large acreages,: Karen, Box 670-GB, Steel Buildings 1-800- $24,000 In prizes yearly. Oceanfront, lakefronh' : DRIVE A Brand new vehi- 565-9600, streams, ranchland - lo- cle for only $199/month, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P2. Possible pub Ioatlon. Adultsl Send one original pc 1 cated throughout,CO. ~ No Down Payment with NEW YUKON Product Terms available. Free bro, pro-approval. Call Chris 20 lines or less: Natlo I EDUCATION promotes healthlerhouse- Library Of Poetry = : chum. Nlho Land & Cattle for Info, collect (604)531- plants and excellent gar- Company Ltd.521-7200: 0924 or (604)551-4656. 704-1367. Ownos M , den yield. Environment Md 21117. Victor Cavalheiro All makes D#8367. A NEW Career? Lots of friendly. $12. perbottle In- SERVICES .'~,!~:-: JpaObS available. Trained MOBILE HOMES cludes shipping. Midnight WETAKEThe FearOut Of : Ted Hicks, Sales Manager, is pleased to announce that TRUCKS STARTING artment, Condominium FACTORYDIRECT. "The from $199 per month; A Sun Plant Food, Box 445, ICBC. Major CBC InJu~ VECTOR CAVALHEIRO through his customer satisfaction nagers needed - all ar- Faro, Yukon. YOB IKO. Ultimate In Modular and makes, Fords, Cumm ns eas, We can train you howl c a ms.doelA.Wener, trlal : and sales achievements has been named SALESMAN OF Single Wldes". Trades lawyer for 25 years.' Call'? Diesels, Explorers, Free Job Placement As- welcomed.Quality Manu- THE MONTH FOR DECEMBER, We know that Victor's Cherokees. Low rates, 0 sistance 681-545611-800- HELP~WANTED free 1-800-665d 136.Oon:( factured Homes 1-800- tlngency fees. Simon ~, many friends and loyal customers join us in extending down. Free delivery, 665-8339. 667-1533. Phone:Grant collect 538- Wener & Adler, congratulations. Well done Victorl EARN EXTRA Income. PERSONAL 9776. D#8367, Homeworkers needed to -VAOA~ONB COUNSELLOR TRAIN- DREAMS - Unlock The ThoStm.Rth ~ ROIdsmobile cC]:7 ...... make stylish beaded ear- TRUCKSI TRUCKSI ING Institute of Vancouver Secrets of Your Dreams COSTA RIOA ~ San Jose .[!!J[!;l~. CHEVYlllllCK$ ...... rings, year round at home. Trucks Choose from offers correspondence for Insights into your life. Apartotel.1 or2bedrooms;: : 52,000,000 light duty truck courses for the certificate Info: Send a self.ad- Sales OUTOF TOWN CUSTOMERS dressed stamped' enve- Call and learn an ancient k[tchert available pool~h0t¢:,,:j nventory. We beat the of Counselling Studies to ouz s=mole tecnnlaue .. roD, au e', goons;,:...: McEwan Leasing TERRACEo,,.,o=u,o,635-494t competition. Call col oct begin on the 15th of the lope to: Accex Craft,829 Terrace KITIMAT632.4941 Norwest Road, Ste 813, sOlrltuallnslanttotoa~ , JooatlOI1 tart $45~!; .... Ed Klassen G,M. Feet/ month, For a brochure many cna.enaes. ~. U.S./day, $700i UoS;/~:. i. DEALERNO fl89:1 1-800-8MCEWAN* ease Dept. Brad/Rob/ Phone Toll-free 1-800- Ext. 3625 Kingston, On- (,.~00.~s2.392@ taro K7P 2N3,, : ...... ~, t:cKanKar nrormat on monthly/. : Phone/F'aR~i;;i': ~ k We Can Make lr Happen A t The Bright Spot Oft Highway 16 West in Terrace. eter, 594.2277 D#5370. 665.7044. 1;800-667-2990: ...... 1(604)646-5886,:~-~ ~:t~:~;~T!(,: ) II I C6 -The Terrace .Standard, .Wednesday, JanualT 18, i 995 TERRACE STANDARD CTION ADS

21. HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED JOURNEYMAN/MECHANIC KISPIOXBAND COUNCIL Lomak Transport Corp. has an opening at its COME 25,SITE K, R,R. #1. IIAZELTON, n.c VOJ ivo " D A illl~'rn A Terrace maintenance facility. Phone (6()4) N42-5248nr (604) 842-,~249 Fax (604) 842.5604

~ ~m~ v ~ ~m~ = SINCEIgS5 TRANSPORTA TION ~SYSTEMS LTD~-_ Applicant must have a valid Commercial EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Transport or Heavy Duty Mechanic's Ticket and a Bandstra Transportation System's, Terrace, B.C. Is seeking an experienced furniture mover. Commercial Vehicle Inspection Certificate for air ACCOUNTING CLERK brake vehicles. Preference given to applicants We are looking to hire on a full time basis a driver with the following Salary: Negotiable qualifications: with experience in steel and aluminum welding. Location: KispioxBand Office , Valid Class I license, clean drivers abstract, minimum 2 years highway Resume may be dropped off at: driving experience moving household effects, Fully knowledgeable in all 3550 Hwy. 16 E Qualifications aspects of household relocation. Able to be away from home for extended , Must have experience in accounting or have a diploma in accounting period's of time. Home base would be Terrace, Terrace, B.C. from a College or Institution of be a 3rd level student in a professional We are members of a union and offer an excellent benefit package. Or Fax 638-8955 Phone 638-1000 accounting proglam Please forward resume, copy of drivers license and abstract to the Attention Maintenance Mahager attention of: • Must be able to work independently under the supervision of the Band Mr. Sid Bandetra or Mr. Joe Clarke Admi,nistrator, 3111 Blakeburn Ave., Terrace, B.C, VSG 3J1 , Must be experiencedwith computer accounting, Programsin use include Tel, (604) 635.2728 Acc Pac- General Ledger, Payroll,Accounts Payable and Lotus 123. Fax. (604) 635-7197 • Must be able to complete monthlyfinancial statements, bi-weeklypayroll, HeavyDuty Mechanic monthly accounts payable, ~nonth[y bank reconciliations and other Combine challenging work with related duties, a unique island lifestyle . This is a 40 hour per week contract for 1 year. Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C. Please submit resumes by February 3. 19~5 ~lt 4;00 P~I to the attention ofUnda Peterson at the following address: Canada's oldest Toyota dealership is looking to fill the Your experience in the maintenanceand repair of coastal logging equipment, your proven mechanical KISPIO× BAND COUNCIL position of trouble-shootingskills, your enthusiasm for COMP. 25, SITE K, R,R. #1 PARTS AND SERVICE WRITER. outdoor recreation, and your preference for the HAZELTON, B,C,, V0J 1Y0 This is a full time, permanent position. Successful applicant pace and space in a small community are strong signals that you would excel in this challenging will have a minimum of Grade 12 education, good personal role. skills and be able to Work well with the public. Being able to CAREER FOUNDATIONS INSTRUCTORS operate microfiche, having business, automotive and This position, which requires a BCTQ or equiva- lent, is in our Queen Charlotte Island Division Terrace, BoC. computer knowledge would be an asset• Employer is willing which is head-quartered at Juskatla, near the to train. communityof Port Clements on Graham Island. Northwest Community College has openings for full and part time Apply in person with resume and handwritten cover letter This is not a camp setting and accommodationsare instructors as part of a team to deliver a new seventeen week tO: available in the area. Port Clements is central to all career and personal development program in Terrace, January 30 Mr. Chris Gair (Fixed Operations Manager) facilitieson Graham Island - including shopping, to May 26, 1995, subject to funding approval. 4912 Highway 16 West, Terrace, BC VSG 1 L8 airports, schools, recreation as well as first-~:lass The Career Foundations - FVVDP Program is an initiative designed fishing and hunting. to provide a comprehensive service for seasonal workers. Training For prompt consideration, please send your will focus on meeting the educational, personal, and career r~sum~ or letter quoting reference 4182/95 development needs required for both productive and satisfying by February 3, 1995 to: Employee Relations training or employment opportunities. J ~h SKEENASAWMILLS Supervisor, P.O. Box 10, Juskatla, B.C. A Division of V0T 1J0. Applicants with expertise in any of the following topic areas are encouraged to apply: team building, goal setting, identifying WESTFRASER MILLS LTD. MacMillan Bloedel Limited barriers, prior learning assessment, self-assessment, self development, applied academics, applied technology skills, We'treat forestry as a growth Industry personal development such as time management, critical thinking, PAYROLL CLERK 4182 and study skills, career exploration, career planning, and education planning ...... TEMPORARY , MATERNITY Apphcants should have appropriate certification, Strong interpersonal and communication skills,:eihd~experlence in adult .... RELIEF Forestry Professionals West Fraser Mills Ltd, has openings for an Operations Forester and a Forestry education. Preference will be given to individuals with experience in Technician at their Skeena Sawmills Division in Terrace, B.C. career counseling and personal development, group facilitation, Our Operation in Terrace has an immediate opening for a and computer skills. i temporary (7month)full time pogition for a Payroll Clerk, , OPERATIONS FORESTER Reporting to the Forestry Supervisor,you will be responsiblefor the planning related The ideal candidate should have experience with a activities required to meet the AAC within an operating area and which would enable The salary will be in accordance with the Collective Agreement computerized hourly payroll system, benefits administration, operations to meet company environmental and economic goals. The duties will between the College and the B.C.G.E.U. For further information reconciliation's and journal entries, include responsibilityfor developmentplanning, road and cut-block layout, preharvest contact Peter Haigh at 638-5369. We thank all applicants for their silviculture prescriptions,stumpage appraisals and post-harvestassessments. interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be Please apply in writing by January 25,1995 to:: Quallncations: You should be registered as a B.C, Professional Forester with exemplary communicationsskills. Preference would be given to candidates with 5 or contacted. Please send resumes by January 25 to: J. Male more years of well-rounded forestry experience with particular emphasis In harvest Office Manager :.... planning and cable loggingsystems. Skeena Sawmills FORESTRY TECHNICIAN Competition 94.105B ,tl~ P.O. Box 1O Reporting to the Operations Forester,you will be responsiblefor the field supervision of road and cut-block layout to ensure that logging plans meet company Manager, Human Resources Terrace, BC V8G 4A3 environmental and operational objectives, Duties will also Include supervision of Box 726, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2 cruising, collation of stumpageappraisal and site assessmentdata, and assistance In developmentplanning. Qualifications: You must he a graduate of an accreditedforestry program at either a technical school or university level. You should have a minimum of two years of NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE experience In cable logginglayout. West Fraser Mills Ltd. is major integrated company with logging and manufacturing operations in B.C. and Alberta, as well as retail outlets in centres across western Canada. A competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package is offered, Qualified I I ' Git~ an'Wetrsewet'en G overnment applicants should submit their resumes by January Slat to: INTERCONNECT .~.~"~t' E~k'~IL~ Hazelton, B.C, vOJ 1YO West FraserMills Ltd. ~j OFFERS DIFFERENT Skeena Sawmills Division P.O. Box 10 JOB SEEKING OPTIONS Terrace, B.C. The Gilksan Wet'suwet'en Government Commission is seeking V8G 4A3 qualified individuals for the following positions: Phone us to see if we may be of or Fax: (604) 635-4335 COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICES COORDINATOR Attention: Forestry Supervisor assistance to you. This full time position is located at the Employment Services Office in Hazelton and requires a motivated and mature individual. The successful candidate will have the following: .Grade 12, additional training and experience in fields relaUng to Phone 635-7995 counselling and human service work would be an asset -Proven experience in direct supervision of employees -Knowledge of the Hazeltons and surrounding local labour market area The Corrections field provides many -Knowledge of employment related, issues facing Aboriginal opportunities for employment with both youth people INTERCONNECT -Experience in administration, program management & 205-4650 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C, VSP, t S8 and adult offenders. Telephone 635.7995 Fax 635-1516 development If you are interested, the Corrections Academy, -Good written and verbal communication skills -Demonstrated abilities to interview, assess and provide Justice Institute of B.C. is offering a Corrections counselling to Individuals Worker Employment Readiness Program. -Avalid BC drivers Iicence .Willing to work flexible hours and travel to remote locations. The five (5) week training program will be offered from: RECEPTION AND DOCUMENTATION CLERK VEHICLEDETAILER Full-time program: March 13 - April 13, 1995 This full time position is located at the Employment Services Application deadline: January 27, 1995 Office in Hazelton. The successful candidate will possess the McEwan GM in Terrace is currently seeking following: applications for the position of vehicle detailer. -Minimum of Grade 12, additional clerical training is an asset Course Location: PRINCE GEORGE CIVIC CENTRE -Demonstrated experience in clerical work The successful applicant must have a valid B.C. -Knowledge of computers include WP5.1 and Lotus programs Driver's Licence. Preference will be given to 855 Dominion Street, -Knowledge of the local area and labour market conditions applicants with related experience. Prince George, B.C, -Proven ability to deal effectively with the public (Application Is through Corrections Academy, Justice Institute of B.C.) .Ability to give information and documentation of information -Avalld BC drivers Iicence We offer full company benefits and an hourly COST: $350.00 -Good written and verbal communication skills wage which will commensurate with experience. Wages are negotiable. The successful candidates must be able Forward Resume to: Each program will be offered to 24 carefully to commence work on or about Feb. 15/95, Closing date for screened, qualified and motivated applicants. applications is Jan. 25/95. Sales Manager, McEwan GM Funding for these positions is made possible by the Smithers P.O. Box 940, Terrace, B.C We encourage applications from women, Canada Employment Centre, visible minorities and Aboriginal people. Resumes may be sent or delivered to'. The Gitksan Wefsuwet'en FOR AN INFORMATION PACKAGE Government Commission, = :: :.... P.O. Box 335 HazeRon,B.C. :, PLEASE CALL: 222-7188 VOd 1YO : i

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21. HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED 23. WORK WANTED SEEKING QUALIFIED PEOPLE to WORKINGROCK-COUNTRY rock band CARING MOM WILL BABYSIT one ~ r'l " " ~ " _ ~ T ~ • I '~ h = = expand establishedtravel company Any requireskeyboardist• Vocal not required, preschoolaged child weekday's.635-1391 ~m It I i -- i II . ~,~ '~ v ~v i ~ [] il~ IFJ area. Excellent earnings. No-' exit. Call: Richard at 845.3687; Matt at 845- necessary Large market ReDI to File 2666orLes847~5124 ~ • • ~ It I Ik ~ I, l~'-~ ~ j im ~ [] ' ' "Y ...... RELIABLE to provide quality cleaning for . #22,LazelleC/OAve.,TheTerrace,TerraceB.C.,Standard,VaG1S8.4647 WANTWORK?positionsTO availableFUlltime timewith orelectrolux part your home or small office,638-8285. If you are relnab~ and want to earn some extra cash in TRANS CANADA CREDIT has an Canada.Phone635-3066 24 NOTICES your spare time, then we have an excellent opportunity for immediate opening for manager trainee. ~ ' Candidates should be career minded and Lookingfor neat,'se f start ng poope who PRO-LIFE EDUCATION available to you " If you or someone you know is , enjoy, meeting, people..You must be ke deaing wth the pub c• Commission generalpublic, videos; pamphlets,lending interested in becoming a paper ~ transreraole nave a class ~ Drivers or salary 635.2165 library, dealing with human life issues carrier "ive us a call h _.., t&'~/ license and grade12. Preferencegiven to .... :,' -...... -...... such as abortion and euthanasia.Student ~ ~, ,~.,r~ businessd;ploma holders. We offeron the HI::LI-'WP, N/I:U: ~E•W.~UM.I-'Pd~Y I,n enquirieswelcome•Cal1635.3646, today! ~ J •0b training, an excellentbenefit package /errace...... is swampea WtLn business, we and oodworkin e rio - ...... require ~ peop=e to set up Displays. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of [ ~-,% / [ g g n r n,,,=Ht.,, yuu.~,= . . . Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons.Fact or ~. ~ ,. "% /' | the personfor us, p,easedrop off or send Tra!nlngprovided. A.pphcantsmust have Fiction,Shadow or Reality. Phone 847- ~ ~ ~,,~,~,/ i i:~:,= nm,,bB=.~_=,,b~,,~ ==,,u~, .v0urLakelseManagerresUmeAvenue,TranstO..TerraceAttn'canada'D'=,=.Credit,,v~. o,m.,4548 betweenthelr0wn23.1 transportatl0n.0 WORKamand 4 WANTEDPm Phonefor an interview6387711. 5758for recordedmessage. ~"~JP)')~l~'rm'~ "~ f" 1'1~,~,~ .L 5AKKIGKOINEEDED FORAY=.;

~CHRISTAN ORGANZATION SEEKS self.motivated individual for sh0rt-term, 2'YEAR RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL I TERRACE I ph/(.,,,~~ ~il THESIE AI~IEAS= ~ part.time employment. Send resume to experience. General construction Kofoed/Dejardlnes i File #10, c/o The TerraceStandard, 4647 experience (plumbing, carpentry, etc.) Lazelle Ave., Terrace, BC, VaG1sa. 635-4200Gary. , I --~-~,~~-,~- I ~ ,...,'~~' ~,~-- f ii: Keith/Haugland RENOVAT'ONSDONE "'GHT Yes its I Gen ra:;fagents experience fullorparttime. Sendresume 1995 already, time to have those to FourthAve. Hair Design and Boutique, renovationsdone that you keep putting Box 3100, Smithers, BC, VOJ 2NO or call off. Bathrooms, basements, ceramic tile, I on I I~.~ ~,~""=~-~~ ~ ~:: an tllUnllll3NBit as a~ Laurie847-3182. younameit. PleasecallLenny638-O017. I January30. 1995 I ,~'~l ~.~. ~. ~ ~ ~ ~* CONSULTING Foresters Ltd., located in ~ Looking fbr I1 the beautiful resort community of H ...... ~ }~] Invermere, B.C., have j0b openings for ,, Unllauare, [] ,-~~~ OC "> Resource Technicians. Applicants must i] Pro-ram can he -" ou make ~ be certified silviculture surveyors. ~;~ ~o ~=,~h,~,~i,.o{~,Yi,~,r,.~i,,~ ~1 PreferenCe to applicants with recent H =.L" ",=" ..... ~.".... "~=''"7' e~ i: i ~;'i . :~/ surveying eXperience.Wages based on I] :l'°r iniorrna~on on cnoos!ng |[ experience and abilities. Starting date ~| care and ava01able options, call~1- ~d';~oreTOntT~; Iii ~ Al~ril 10, 1995. Please submit detailed ~] Cocoat638.1113. ~J metaphysic/meditati0n classes. I I .... • resume with referencesto D. Armstrong J;~ Afree service providedby the Tdrrace. ~] workshops, healing methods, I I ~ r-l-1 A % T~ A ~ ~ i Armstrong & Assocuates,. Box 2217, ~| Women's Resource. Cenlre. and funded, ~| c°unseling.Qualified teachers, healers, I I . "~/~3k, I~1 I ! Z~ W ! I i by the Minlstly of Women s Equality Invermere,BC, VOA1KO, " H ' H couns~o~our!~!;. I I ~ JL/--~I ~1 J_~.Z--~JL%JLJ

"Always a partofour service." I I ._._...... ~'=:~.~=-,=72~'~ ' /" 3611 Cottonwood ~35-7776J L 4v=.,n., Lazelle .venue, ,errace v~,~,~ -- ~w~,p

~mit/~er'~ I I, ' Full'~ime ~ I ..... " I SNOWBOARD/SKi INSTRUCTOR I required immediately to teach snowboard clinics, ~ " group and private lessons. Preference wil be given to dual certified instructors. i" ~!'~Plourly rate'aas~l on certification level and' experience. • Apply in person at: Ski Smithers 1410 Main St. • (above See-Moore Stationery) '- " " " - -

. CANADA LTD NORTHLAND CO[vllVlUNICATIONSLTD. LIGI TING SKEENA OPERATIONS !~i'il , Autotel Rental OFFICE ,!" . Marine Security 4722 KeithAvenue ".ii~ . Home Automation/Security Terrace, B.C. vaG 1K4 ADMINISTRATOR V nO. 4-5002 PoNe 638-0261 •"Silk Doorbells trees .Fans.Lamps ph. 635-1524 ,fax 635-1525 West Fraser Electro/Mechanical Ltd. is seeking a well O I . i~ organized, highly motivated individual to join their team as an -- " Office Administrator. ~ "~:~;~.~r~ ;~/~),~ " ' TOLSEC " Primary duties include: data processing, reception, ~ '~'~ ~'~=~ ~'~ LOCK & KEY incoming and out going mail, filing, shipping and Cg~~'~,d CERTIFIED receiving. OL l'l'~,V EST LOCKSMITHS ' Qualifications: Grade 12 with 3 years experience in office Bobcat Service 3238 Kalum Street, work; good judgment skills; ability to meet deadlines and work Terrace, B.C, under pressure; minimum of 50 w.p.rn..typing; computer ~ruck ~ ~L.ee 638-0241 experience using word processing and data bases; must have RR #3, Site 9, Comp. 230 635-1238 ,o~, ~.~-, ,oo-,a,.~e,, excellent client relation skills. Terrace, B.C. VaG 4R6 . Please submit cover letter and resume to: m " " o " e " Mr. Lucien Marchand Operations Manager When you gotta' have ill We'll deliv~r)ltl WestFraserElectro/MechanicalLtd, ."s,nlon="1 ~,~:~--~- , VICTOR P. I,MW $ 3055 River Drive E I~,co.nt,~. /' -' ~\ [~"~'~J Terrace, B.C. VaG 3P6 OPTOMETRIST

Closing Date: January 24, 1995 ~u:~~],l'/~-~ntn.ltnltn'~' " • ,~. 638-8055

• "Our expediting service will save your company money" #1 - 4748 Lakelse, Terrace IISALS OFFICE MANAGER CHIM0 DELIVERY 638-8530 (Also with locations in Smithers and Houston)

• m A Lane Appraisals Limited commenced operations in Terrace during 1974• Dudng the past twenty years, the scope of the ..... Business Directo firm's operations has evolved to provision of property con- COZY CORNER ry sulling services to a widely diversified client base• We are ~ currently seeking an Individual for the position of Office FIREPLACE, , ADVERTISING Manager. SPECIALTIES LTD. ,~ , The Office Manager works closely with management and ,,...... {. V' Present Your Business Card appraisal staff and Is responsible for the day-to-day office Raal& Barb LaFrance ~i!~ Every Week _~_ operations. The position offers a wide variety of challenges 3756River Drive ., :~-.' ...... b.:. Terrace,B.C. VaG3N9 ~~ ~ Highly Visible and the opportunity for career development, (604) 635-6477 The successful candidate possesses a proven background I~ Affordable of senior olerlcal experience, good communication, organize- • ' m iv' Effective tion and decislon-making skills, Is attentive to detail, and Is willing to contribute positively to a team atmosphere, i A good working knowledge of word processing, spreadsheet FIRST RESPONSE and presentation software, Ideally MicroSoft products oper- ) For only =?..6.84 per week (billed ating on a Macintosh network, is considered an asset. A ! First Aid Services competitive remuneration package Is available to the suc- I monthly -3 month contract) your cessful appllcant. Update your kit to new I REGISTERED TRAINING business can be part of the WCB standards: I . AGENCY: Please submit your written resume in confidence by January $8.76 Personal kit I WCB Level I FirstAid Terrace Standard's Business 25, 1995, to: . $39.48* Basic kit I ' Convenient times A Services Listing Mr. Davtd K. Lane $104.39" Level #1 update I "Group rates / m\ Lane Appraisals Llmlled "" . *"~"= I /,~E~m\ Call Our Ad Department .Terrace,P°stOffiCeBritlshBOX Columbia668' ~ 'i (e th Janus 638-1 831 / -ii'"- \ Today 638-7283 VaG 4B8 .... ~ ~ ! i . J , , = . . , ., 08- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 1 8, 1995

i ¸ , ! CTION D i 26. PERSONALS 24. NOTICES 25. BUSINESS 26. PERSONALS 24, NOTICES 1 He LOVE ADVISOR. THE LATESTgossip, HAPPY BIRTHDAY OPPORTUNITIES I PERSERVERANCE The differencebetween success discreet, Intimate live 1 on 1.1-900-451- DANA! t St. Matthew's Anglican FRANCHISE • PROVEN PROFITABLE: 4812. Somethingon your mind? Let's talk. I HUFF N PUFF an&.failure is will power. Call today. $3.99/min. t Church Dr. Specs Optical now accepting Find YourPower. 4514Lakelse Ave, Asthma Group applications for Franchise locations North Coast Health & Fitness Ph. 635-9019 Meeting Jan. 21/95 throughout British Columbia. Seeking Emergencies: 638-1472 sales-oriented people. No optical 4550 Greil~ 635.6500 Paster:The Rev.Dean Houghton Guest speaker experience required, Turnkey operation, Deacon:The Rev,Jim Cain $89,000. Call Brianat (604) 922-3504. Come Worshl p With us Eric Durano Lose Up To Sundays 10:00 a.m. From Northern Health Care 26. PERSONALS Holy Eucharist at 10 Ibs in 3 Days! Sunday School & Nursery Skeena Health Unit LOOKING FOR NORTHWEST STAMP With the available collectors, to buy, sell, trade or just chat. t Wednesdays 7:00 p.m from 1 - 3 pm Write to: Stemps. P.O. Box 673, Terrace, Supplemental Diet Plan Register by Jan. 17 BC VBG 4B8 Try it/It works/ Dane Ganson Miniurnum of 15 people or it IF YOU ARE happy with your Using All Natural Ingredients. will be cancelled. investments, that's your business.If not, and that's our businessl Great Pacific I~ BCZiberals CALL: 638-0417 Kathleen Pringle ManagementCo. Ltd. 5133 Agar Avenue, are happy to Skeena Riding or 638-8973 Terrace, BC, VBG 1H9. Call 635-4273. GET INVOLVED NOV SERIOUS ABOUT MEETING someone? announce their i INFORMATION & The hottest singles for romance or Marriage I 25. BUSINESS friendship1-900-451-4010 ext. 3630 Available at: MEMBERSHIP Northern Drugs, OPPORTUNITIES PSYCHICS KNOW ALL. LOVE! Successl which took place i Write to: Futurel Moneyl 1-900-451-3530 ext. 4741 Lakelse, Terrace Jan. 3/95. -- I R.R. #3, S-6, C-A7 LADY REMINGTON NEEDS reliable 1185. $3.99 per minute. Must be 18 635-6555 For info. call 1-800-361-4720 Terrace, B.C., VBG 4R6 sales reps; we train you to showthe latest years. Pro call Ltd. (602) 954-7420. i= or call 638-8900 jewlery, in home fashionclinic. Start your own businesswith no investment.Earn free jewellery, beautiful prizes and glamouroustrips as well as the highest THORNHILL commissionsin direct sales. Call(collect) COMMUNITY Mr. Beierat 1-604-469-9820. NATIONALLY FRANCHISED RETAIL CHURCH electronicsstore located in the beautiful Nicola Valley. One of the fastet growing Teens & Adults Bible Classes 9:30 regions of BC. Owner retiring. Write to: ~ Sunday's C0ol Club 9:30 P.O. Box 2850, Merritt, BC, V0K 2B0, or for ages 2 - 12 phone: 604.378-2151. BEGIN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, selling • Economical Charters • Contract Work personal growth books, tapes and tarot • Sightseeing Tours 842-5348 Sunday Service 10:45 cards in your neighbourhood.Call 800- 762.0262for our catelogue. $40.00 per person • RESIDENTIAL • INSTALLATIONS At The Thomhill Community Hall • COMMERCIAL • RENOVATIONS First M.U.M.S.Program (Based on 3 Pasenger Occupancy) 9:30 a.m. on the 1st Tuesday FOR MORE INFORMATION: • INDUSTRIAL • MAINTENANCE Registration number 11268 Cubby's All other FOR SALE Phone (604) 635-1852 Fax (604) 635-7355 Thursdaysat 9:30 am Well established Salon & Adult Mid'week Bible Studies Barber Shop. Teens Youth Group Good location, excellent clientele. College & Careers For further information phone 635-2653 or write to 4823 Scott Pastor Ran Reoker " Ave., Terrace, B.C. V8G 2B6. Tom Sager, DVM Assistant PastOr Rob Brinson Serious enquiries only. Phone 635-5058 A-3183 Clark Street .~' Fashion Boutique Terrace, B.C. VBG 4M3 The Dawson Creek Mon.-Fri. 8 am - 5:30 pm #245 - 4741 kakelse Avenue Sheena Appointments or Emergencies Terrace, B.C., Canada VBG 4R9 Campus flnimalH0spitol 635-6491 Paul J. Bowen Tel (604) 638-8076 of Angel R. Bangay (Skeena Mall) Northern Lights college Full Service Auto Maintenance PRIMERICA ~ Financial Services is now accepting applications for the t~ ,Brakes •Tune Ups .,~,,..,.,.,/~ ~/'~,-,, ! ,Front End Repair Nursing Program PETE ARCADI 635-7800 beginning September 1 995. G.R.D. Automotive #1-4619 Lakelse Ave. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY ~,~=.~ 3504 Kalum St. Insulance offered through Prlmellco Life Insurance Company of Canada For more information, please contact Student Mutual Funds offer l~tough PFSL Investments Canada Lid. Services at 782-5251. Terrace lleacl Offices: Mississauga. Onfarlo

MICKEY'S SUPPLY LTD. "Canadian Paint Specialists for 17 Years Made Products" • Automotive, Marine, Aircraft &. ~p...~. ~" Commercial • Unique Gift Ideas ' Garden Supplies if you do not enjoy Karate after a 3 week • Endura, FPG & Sikken Paints • Terra Cotta . Wicker Baskets trial period you will receive a 100% refund. If You Need It, We've Got It • Bird Baths & Feeders 3037 River Dr. Ph. 635-7726 Classes are held at: 5033 Graham Avenue, Phone 638-7697 Terrace, BC Fax 635-7746 Terrace, BC Fax 638-7671 Clarence Miohiel Gym Thornhill Elementary Monday and Thursday Wednesdays 8 - 10 prn 7 - 9 pm A L/tt/e Off The T~p I ,, Cost: $150.00 w/t~ Co~een I~ January % " " ~1~ For more informatiort, please call 635-3322 after 5 pm, 25 Years Experience I Special 15 I i q Specializing in Marble, Glass Blocks and Tile COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Campmeeting '95 GARY CHRISTIANSEN Site 41 ,R.R. 2, Camp. 18 January 25, 26, 27, 28 & 29 Ph. 635-9280 Terrace, B.C. VBG 3Z9 Terrace Church of God 3341 River Drive Create Some Excitement (604) 638-1561 Ora uo ,es ccessori s ~! Plastic Models - ~ Box 503 • " -- X Terrace, B.C. Services: 6:30 pm Nightly .... i'~ ...... ~ '/"~'~ll~ Radio Controlled Planes & Cars Building Inspector . ~. VBG4B5 Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 am ~~._~_~'~ Tale Painting Supplies Journeyman Carpenterenter ~k Ph, 638-1Oll and °%, Something for Everyone/ W°°dwTi~k~ ng XFax: 635-5810 January 30 Creative Zone Patio Furniture ~ Bob & Marion Upper Room Evangelistic Assoc. Skeena Mall 635-1422 General Repairs ~ Cammidge 1942-2nd Avenue West Prince Rupert: 7:00 pm Desktop Publishing by Lee Burkitt QUEEHSWA¥ CUSTOM Evangelist: Rodney Jeffords ;~.~ 638-0877 State Overseer .'~'~ BusinessImage Design " SmallVolume Publishing LEATHEB WORKS Computer Tutoring Anchorage, Alaska [ J) Personal Leather Sewing Chaps • Pants • Jackets • Vest • Saddlebags Holy Spirit Anointed Preaching & Worship Camper & Trailer Cushions & Curtains Visitors from Southeast Alaska & B.C. Load Strap Repairs • Boat Cover Repairs You're Invited/ 4493 Queensway Dr. 635-7721 I • ii

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS n the Matterof the Bankruptcyof In the Matterof the Bankruptcyof SHERRELLEDITH FOSTER RAYMONDLORNE FOSTER AND OTHERS Re: THE ESTATE OF TAMMY NOTICE is herebygiven that SHERRELL NOTICE Is hereby given that RAYMOND LYNN MARIE BEDFORD, deceased. EDITI~ FOSTERfiled an assignmenton the LORNE FOSTER filed an assignmenton the Desperately Seeking Love : formerly of 22-4832 Lazelle Ave., 4th day of January, 1995, and that the first 4th day of January, 1995, and that the first meetingof creditorswill be heldon Friday,the meeting of creditorswill be held on Friday,the Terrace, B.C. 2/th day of January,1995, at thehour of 10:30 27th day of January,1995, at the hourof 10:30 Creditors and others having claims o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, against the estate of Tammy Lynn 100 MarketPlace, in the Cityof PrinceRupert, 100 MarketRace, in the Cityof Pdnce Ruperl, : in all the Wrong Places ," in the Provinceof British Columbia. in the Provinceof BritishColumbia. Marie Bedford are hereby notified Datedat PrinceGeorge, B,C. this 9~hday of Dated at PrinceGeorge, B.C. this9th day of under section 38 of the Trustee Act January,1995. January,1995. that particulars of their claim should JOHNS. BEVERLEY& JOHNS. BEVEBLEY& be sent to the Administrator of the ASSOCIATESINC. ASSOCIATESINC. . That ; me but no more . Estate at 9 Casgrain Court,, Kanata, Ontario, K2K 2A7 on or before February 8, 1995, after which date @ Provinceof Ministry0f (~ the administrator will distribute the Invitation Sdtlsh C01umbls Forests estate among the parties entitled to it to Tender No, 0005 There she was - in a booth at A&W in the having regard to the claims of which Smithers Community Services NOTICE INVITING APPLICATION Association is currently accepting the administrator then has notice. FOR TIMBER Skeena Mall. Her smile has haunted me all tenders from prospective SALE LICENCE A50311 contractors to provide an evaluation Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest Act. of an employment program. The sealed tender applications will be accepted by week. Notice to Creditors the District Manager, Kalum Forest Distdct. purpose of the evaluation is to meet Terrace, British Columbia. up to 8:30 a.m., on in the Estate of with clients, Association' staff the 9th day of February, 1995, to be epeflad st community representatives, and 9:30 a.m., on the 9th day of February 1895. You know who I am - I'm the guy you laughed MaN Alice Neilly, for a "nmber Sale Ucence to authorize the Canada Employment Centre staff harvesting of 3372 cubic metres, more or lees. deceased, late of Terrace, to determine present and future of timber located in the vicinity of Sand Creek, at when I slipped in the root beer on the floor. .t who died December24, 1994. Skeena West, Joe Bell Forest Service Ro==din needs for the service. the KalumTimber Supply Area. For further information and a copy TOTAL VOLUME: 3372 cubic metres, more Take notice that all persons having of the terms of reference, phone less .t Please call me, SPECIES: Hemlock: 73%, Spruce: 10%, claims upon the estate of the above 847-9515. Cedar: 6%. Balsam: 11% named must file with the undersigned Tenders will be received until 4:30 TERM: One (1) YEAR pm on January 26, 1995. Please UPSETSTUMPAGE: $33.76 Ralph Administrator by the 10th day of This Umber sale is for Right-of Way Wood. indicate tender number on Decked wood shall be removed by hydraulic February, 1995 a full statement of their proposals. log loader or line loader only. Absolutely no skidders or cats allowed on this sate. claims and of securities held by them. Bidding is restricted to persons registered In Smithers Community the Small Business Forest Enterprise 32. LEGALNOTICES Brian Short, Services Association Program, Categen/One (1). If there is no interest from Category One (1) Administrator P.O. Box 2684 registrants on the auction closing date. then SS3 Site 8, Comp. 31 Smithers. B.C. the sale may be re.adve~sed for offer under V0J 2NO both categories, LAND TITLE ACT Prince George, B.C, Particutsrs may be obtained from the District Fax: 847-3712 Manager, Kalum Forest District, at #200 - IN THE MKN'ERof I~plicat8 Certificateof V2N 2S7 5220 Kaith Avenue, Terrace. Bdtlsh Columbia l~UeNo. H4796to Lot 2 DistdctLot 777 Casalar V8G 1L1. DistrictPlan 6224 WHEREAS, proof of loss of Duplicate Certificate or "lille No. H4796 to the above describedland, issued in thename(s) of BCYCNA 393 CatreIndustries Ltd. Incorporation#169345 BRITISH has beenfiled in this Office,notice is hereby COLUMBIA What Child is this given that I shall, at the.expirationdate of two ANDYUKON These ads appear In more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon $250 wordsfor25 weeksfrom the dateof first publicationhereol, COMMUNITY You askin me Issue a ProvisionalCertificate of Title in lieu of NEWSPAPERS and reach more than 3 million readers. the said Duplicate,unless in the meantimevalid ASSOCIATION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. $5.00 each additional word His name zs objectionbe made to mein writing. DATEDthis 11thday of January,199S.' Lyle KennethJacques Re~sfrar AUTO BUSINESS PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT OPPS. FOR SALE MISC. MOBILE HOMES And 30 he'll be. DATEOF FIRST PUSU CATION JANUARY18th, 1995. ENGINES REBUILT from THREE PRETTY Blondes B.C. TAXPAYERS Asso- • KARAOKE - MR. Enter- FACTORY DIRECT. "The Happy Birthday Hon! $795. ENGINE have something for youl ciation has territory open- tainment, Canada's larg- Ultimate In Modular and remanufacturefrom $995. Check out our exciting ings throughout B.C. for est Karaoke dealer, has Single Wldes". Trades 6 months to pay. 6 Year personal photos and fan- experienced outside sales the larges selection of welcomed. Quality Manu. 120,000 warranty, Bond tasies. Free, discreet info: agents to help mobilize an Province of Mioistry of (~ slngalong tapes and re- lectured Homes 1-800- British Columbia Foles|s Mechanical building en- Karen Box 670-GB, "army of fed-up" taxpay- lated Karaoke producis. 667-1533. gines for 28 years. 872- Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P2. ers. Time requirement 40 Ca!l now for our lree cata- . 0641 8-8, 7days. Adultsl ...... weeks/year to earn $20- logues 1-800-661-7464. BUY FACTORY~--Dlrect~ NOTICE INVITING APPLICATION Let Nob e Homes teal~OIi CANADA ENGINES Ltd, 40,000 soliciting support 100% PURE SHARKCar- FOR TIMBER EDUCATIOfi forths growing non-profit architects design; tl~e SALE LICENCE A49081 Quality remanufactured tilage from the clean, home of your dreams; engines 6 cyl from $995, A NEW Career? Lots of "anti-tax" movement. Mall unpoluted waters of Cen- Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest ACt, resume: 604-1207 Doug- Unique In every wayl Top sealed tender applications wilt be accepted by V8 from $1,095. 6yr jobs available. Trained tral America. Have you Do ar for Trades the District Manager, Kalum Forest District, Apartment, Condominium las St., Victoria, VST 1Z9 Terrace. British Columbte up to 10:30 a.m., on 120,000km limited war- read? "Sharks Don't Get 1(403)447.3414. " the 9th day of February, 1995, to be opened at ranty. 580-1050 or1-800- Managers needed - all or Ph/Fax: 576-7986. Cancer". This month's 11:30 a.m., on the 9th day of February 1995, 665-3570. 12345-114 areas. We can train you TRAVEL AGENT Man- special: 90 capsules, 750/ MOTORHOME CLEAR- for a "nmber Sale Ucence to authorize the nowl Free Job Placement ANCE 1988 22' harvesting or 8728 cubic metres, more or less, Ave. Surrey. BCAA Ap- ager. Minimum 2 years mg $37,50, 180 capsules, of timber located in the vicinity of Arbor Forest proved. Assistance 681-5456/.1- experience with one year 750/mg $72.50, 1-lb. 454 Motorhomes. Ford and Service Road, Ben Irving in the Kalum limber 800-665-8339. as senior agent, Salary Chev, ex-lease, gas Supply Area. DRIVE A Brand new vehi- grams $84.50. Free Infof plus commission. to order phone/fax, write: tested. Priced to sell from TOTAL VOLUME: 8728 cubic metres, more or cle for only $199/month. COUNSELLOR TRAIN- $12,900, delivery extra, [ess ING Institute of Vancou- Unlglobe North Travel, 266-9111, 266-9949, 1- SPECIES: Hemlock:70%. Balsam:30% No Down Payment with Dealers welcome, Go Va, veroffers correspondence Burns Lake, 1-800-665- 800-909-3488. Purity Re- TERM: One (t) YEAR pre-approval. Call Chris 6780. Fax: (604)692- cations, Richmond II LookingShifty UPSET STUMFAGE: $22.01 for Info, collect (604)531. courses for the certificate search Ltd., 5605 Alma A portion of this block is to be harvested using 39211 (604)276-8710. 0924 or (604)551-4656, of Counselling Studies to St., Vancouver, B.C. VSN an overhead cable system. Logging plans PERSONAL must reflect this system to be approved. All makes D#8367, begin on the 15th of the SALESMAN REQUIRED 1Y2. U, Heading50! Bidding Is restricted to persons registered In month. For a brochure for new and used forestry HEALTH LIVE PSYCHICS. Police the Small Business Forest Enterprise TRUCKS STARTING Program, Category One (t) and/or Two (2). Phone Toll-free 1-800- equipment sales. Previous DIET CENTER: The Best use us...Harness, your Particulars may be obtained from the Distdct from ~;199 per month. All 665.7044. experience In forestry, In- destiny. Your present and Manager, Kalum Forest District, at #200 .- makes, Fords, Cummins just got Betterll "Success BECOME A Union Certi- dustrial or agricultural to Go" New long-distance future revealed. *Love 26. PERSONALS 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia Diesels, Explorers, machinery sales pre- VSG 1L1. fied Hypnotheraplst. Learn weight control program. *Success, *Money. Fnd Cherokees. Low rates, 0 ferred, Top dollars for top out now. Call 1-900-451. MAKE EXCELLENT MONEY, Meet down. Free delivery. to hypnotize . weight, Professional, perssnal smoking, confidence, self- achievers, Contact Wally counselling and rrors. 4055. ~2.99/mln. 18.1.. exciting and friendly people, Most of all Phone: Grant collect 538. King, #6, 53016 Highway Province of ~inistry of (~ 9778. D#8367. esteem, dignity, empow- Lose weight/feel great at LIFE CONTINUES Ba~ have some fun, If this sounds good to 60, Spruce Grove AB, mall-order prices. 1-800- yond Death. Call andlearn Rrltlsh Columbia Forests BUSINESS erment. Free Information. you, call me at 964-0991. Carol. Above average Income, T7X 3G7 431-9446. an ancient spiritual exer -~ OPPORTUNITIES EQUIPMENT WHITE CHRISTIAN MALE, 5'9" TALL, The Alandel School & HELP WANTED else and experience di- 180 Ibs, physically fit, dark hair, blue NOTICE INVITING APPLICATION FLOWER AFFAIRS: The CIInlc 1-800-661-2099. 9 LOADERS BUCKER or rectly dMne love, wlsd0m FOR TIMBER most Innovative concept EARN EXTRA Income. and freedom. Free book. eyes, Consideredgood looking. Marriage EARN EXTRA Moneyl Grapple, 6 excavators all SALE LICENCEA50100 In yearsl Our retail flower Homoworkers needed to 1-800-667- minded. Seeking attractive Christian F~ursuant to Section 16 of the Forest Act, sizes. 8 backhoes 4X4 and Call Eckankar business Is revolutioniz- Learn Income Tax Prepa- make stylish beaded ear- 2990/GVRD 268-6325. woman in 20-30's for courtship. If sealed tender applications will be accepted by ration or Basic Bookkeep- 2X4 sin g le axle du mps sin- rings, year round at home. the District Manager, Kalum Forest District, Ing the Industry. Proven gle axle water trucks. 6 interested please send brief description, Terrace, British Columbia, up to 8:30 a.m., on Ing by correspondence. Info: Send a self-ad- WOULD YOU Like to cor- profitable and growing Motorhomes, 21 ton tilt photo and phone number to file #12, c/o the 16th day of February, 1995, to be opened fastl Created by the For free brochures, no dressed stampei:l enve- respond with unattached The Terrace Standard, 4647 LazelleAve,, at 9:30 a.m., on the lath day of February obligation, contact U & R trailers new and used, 8 lope to: Accex Craft, 829 Christian people across 1995, for a Timber Sale Ucence to authorize founderof Rent-A-Wreck, compactors, 5 service Terrace, BC, V8G 1S8. the harvesting of 13,409 cubic metres, more Tax Services, 1345 Norwest Road, Ste 813, Canada for companion- This is the best thing trucks, T/A watedanker, 3 or less, er timber located In the vicinity of Pemblna Hwy,, Win nlpeg, Ext. 3625, Kingston, On- ship or marriage? S.A,S,E, PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS - (ALL Arbor Spurs, Bell irving In the Kalum "timber slnce...Free Info {604)868- Trldem Bellydumps, MB, R3T2B6.1-800.665. tario K7P 2N3. Free Information. State TYPES), Business, Personal, criminal, Supply Area. 8816, ~raveiouo , 6 Iowbeds. civil, personal injury claims, missing TOTAL VOLUME: 13,409 cubic metres, more 5144. Enquire about ex- age. Ashgrove, Box 205, or less CHICKEN DELIGHT of-' Call VIc (604)493-6791. HELPNEEDED.Wecom. Chaser B.C~ VOE 1 MO. persons, applicant screening. SPECIES: Hemlock: 82%, Balsam: 18% fers a proven fast food clusive franchise territo- pile Internatlonal Fax# DI- TERM: One (1] YEAR ries now avai [able. FOR SALE MISC. GIRLS YOU only dream Government Iice~ced and bonded (22 UPSET STUMPAGE: $19,28 opportunity combining rectories. Earn big dollar i years). Spectrum Investigations. Call 1. A pot1 on of this block is to be harvested using. chlckenandplzzaforyour WESTERN CANADIAN STEEL BUILDINGS: through networking eas~ r aboutl Live adul[talk 24 604-567.6484. an overhead cable system. Logging must local area. Relatively low School of Auctloneerlng. "Cheaper Than Wood". fun, Send large S.A.S,E hours. 1-900-451,6809, reflect this system to be approved. Investment, simple for- Next course March 6-18/ Quonset-Stralg htwall J.Pollock, 32970 Bevan $3,99/mln. (18+). NO MORE LONELY nightsl Find romance Bidding Is restricted to persons registered In quonset, Structural Steel or friendship, Call the Action Dateline for the Small Business Forest Enterprise mula and proven success 95. For a free brochure Avenue, Abbotsford, B.C, *'MEET SOMEONE Program, Category One (1) and/or Two(2). In a variety of markets. cal 1(403)777-9388 or 1- Buildings. B.C. Company, V2S 1T4. New** Casual, Romantic, the hottest singles. 1-900-451-4010 ext. ParticUlars may be obtained from the District 800.252-3313 or write to: we won't be undersold, 3633. $2,99/min, Manager, Kalum Forest District, at #200 - For franchise Information KITCHEN CABINETS Intimate encounters'. 5220 Kalth Avenue, Terrace. British Columbia contact', Jeff Meyer, DI- .8315-40th St., S.E., Sewlce and satisfaction CABINETS 1/2 PRICE. In 100's Of women, men 8, LOVE ADVISOR. THE LATEST gossip, V8G tL1. rector, Franch se Devel- Calgary, AB, T2C 2P1. guaranteedl Western stock countertops/vanl. couples In B.C. Call 1;900- discreet, intlmete, live 1 on 1.900-451- opment, Chicken Delight Steel Buildings 1-800-565. 451-6855 Ext.8 $2.99/mln. BE A Successful Writer ties also. Cash & Carry 4812. Something on your mind? Let's talk. of Canada, 395 Berry, 9800. 18+ Women call free1- Provln:e of Ministry of (~ ...and write for money an d Cabinet Warehouses: Call today, $3.99/min, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J pleasure while learning FUTURE STEEL Buildings 800-900.2292. British Columbh Foresls 1N6. Phone: 1(204)885- - Quonsets 25'X30' **4278 Lougheed, how, You get Individual Burnaby 298-9277 REAL ESTATE 7570, Fax: 1(204)831. $5,462.00, 30'X40' Due Io the Minlstry'stendering procedures, tuition from professional ** 19700 LangleyBypass, contractorsmay be chosenfrom SelectLists for 6716 $6,593. 35'X50' $8,478. RECREATIONAL LAND 24. NOTICES writers on al/aspects of Langley 534-7273 For Sale by Owner; Small bothdirect award and select Invitation bidding for BRAND NEW. Do you wrltlng - Romances, Short Stralghtwal Quonsets all silvicultureactivity contracts, ** 800 Cloverdale Ave., lots to large acreages, have access to computer Stories, Radio and TV 25'X30' $5,922. 30'X40' Victoria 475-1159 Oceanfront, lakefronL The Prince Rupert Forest Region is now $6,999. Endwalls sliding and want to make money? 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I Men's Recreational Division TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Scope All Seasons Lightning 22. 14 4 4 107 84 32 l~orm'sAutoRefinishtng 22 12 8 2 127 101 ' ' "rlCARPET~!PI Back Eddy Pub Bullies 23 10 8 5 llO 10O Skeena Hotel Sharks 26 9 12 5 124 127 23 With Cal girls face Coast Inn of the west Blades 26 8 13 5 109 128 21 " court test Precision Builders Blues' 23 5 13 5 114 151 15 THE CALEDONIA girls Complaints basketball team will face Precision Builders 7 Coast inn of the West 4 its biggest test over the AllSeasons 6 SkeenaI-Iotel 1.' about the January 12 . • • • n • ". next few days. Skeens Hotel 6 Coast Inn of the West 6 :" """"""" Save This Coupon! The squad heads for ' Prince George Vancouver tomorrow for Press? l Oldtimers Division I a tournament which will l TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS see them taking on some I Northern Motor Inn Okies 23 13 7 3 106 80 29 l @eetat the top teams in the pro- Riverside Auto Wranglers 23 10 9 4 84 83 24 I vince. Terrace Timbermcn 18 11 6 1 87 63 23 Conceding the team will Convoy Supply 22 3 15 4 64 115 10 double room for likely be outgunned, or 2 people for coach Scott Stewart Riverside Auto Wranglers 8 Terrace Timbermen 6 }nsecutive nights agreed "It'll be a learn- ance ReservationsOnly) ing experience.'" Convoy Supply 3 Northern Motor Inn Okies 3 It would also give the January 11 team an opportunity to Terrace Timbermen 4 Convoy Supply 2 Riverside Auto Wranglers 7 Northern Motor Inn Okies 6 Fairness and accuracy are • 98 Comfortable Units work on its defence h... ~ essential elements of good • Non Smoking Rooms against stronger op- newspapers. The B.C. Press ponents, he added. To get your results on the Score Board Council works to ensure that • Licensed Restaurant Stewart said the Cal standards are upheld. • Air Conditioning shooting percentage, a A voluntary body, the council • Kitchenettes concern early in the sea- considers specific, unresolved • Cable TV son, has been slowly im- complaints from the public proving. about the conduct.of the press • Frldges in every room But lack of height and in gathering and publishing , Direct Dial Phones news and opinion. , Nightly Movies inexperience worked 638-8432 4647 Lazelle Address complaints or against the team in a Inquires to: • Indoor Pool, Sauna & Swirl recent tournament in Connaught Motor Inn Quesnel. British Columbia Prince George, B.C, Subjectto Availability. One CouponPer Stay Although C.al finished Press Council Couponmust be presentedat Check-in seventh 'of the eight 1-800-663-6620 Box 5414 teams, Stewart pointed Deadline to make next week's paper Victoria, B.C. out the girls had been in is 4:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 30. the hunt in each of-its V8R 6S4 first games, losing each by only- five or six points. They rebounded in their next game, against Kitimat last Wednesday, posting a convincing 73- 50 win. "They played a lot better," he said. "The concentration was there." Skiers mark this date A '_-O'u[, ea[, cleais CROSS COUNTRY C_..) skiers or anyone interested in taking up the sport should circle Satur- day, Feb. 4 on their calendars. That's when the Kith-nat Cross Country Ski club is staging a Club Day at the Onion Lake trails. year alter year The Jackrabbits open the day's activities at 9:30 a.m. and people are invited to come out and see how the youngsters handle the trails. At 1 p.m. the club is holding an information session and a half hour later there will be waxing and snow grooming demonstrations. At 2:30 p.m. the club is offering skiing lessons, free for club members and $10 for day skiers. Also at that time, guided tours of the trail system are available. Skiing is free for members, half price for non- members. For further information, call Sue Thorne (632- 7632) or Terry Brown (798-2227). To the wall WINTER MAY still hold the northwest in its icy grip, but rock climbers can still get in some practice. Now open in Prince Rupert is the Devil's Crag, the northwest's only indoor climbing facility. The wall is housed in The All (} Jt savings continue, but on y Tot a limited time.. ,; So hurry! the Prince Rupert Civic Centre and offers more than 900 sq. ft. of climbing excitement. For information, phone the centre at 624-6707 or 627-7946. BRITISH COLUMBIA FORD & MERCURY DEALERS HELPING THE WORLD WRITE NOW .- ~ -'_TERRACE _ _ , 4631 KEITHAVE., TERRACE

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