Orenda would l.et gov't buy in TERRACE- The chairman of vestors would favour direct Cooper added that the ~ttitude Investment Office is studying the Orenda Forest Products says he provincial investment. of the banks does not have any- request. would consider the poss~ility of "They would say 'wow'. Now * Orenda's search for $500 million takes it to nine banks and thing to do with the NDP being Created late last year, the in- the provincial government buying we have it and it's OK," Cooper across the ocean. That story on Page A2. the governing party in Canada. vestment office is to help projects a piece of his company. said. * Terrace mayor Jack Talstra and Skeena MLA Helmut Gies. Cooper also said the province steer through various govcrmnent That would replace a request Cooer's comments come as brecht have different ideas about government loan guarantees. would earn perhaps .8 per cent in requirements and reviews. Orenda has made for a $100 mil- provincial officials are getting That's also on Page A2. interest payments from Orenda in Cooper said Orenda Wauts to lion loan guarantee to help fi- ready to present the Orenda loan return for the loan guarantee. hear of a provincial government nance its planned $500 million guarantee request to the provin- And he noted the provincial decision on the loan guarante e re- pulp and paper mill. cial cabinet. idea," said Cooper. government to guarantee part of economy would benefit by mil- quest as soon as possible. "If it was to be in equity The $100 million loan guaran- He said the guarantee would the senior debt," he said. lions of dollars a year in taxation The company wants to get a yes, I could buy that," said Hugh tee is viewed as the cornerstone provide proof to the banks that "We =have =investors beating and economic spinoffs from the start on construction this year so Cooper lastweek, of the financing package needed the province backs the project. Orenda project. it will be able to work under down the door but they need to cover once winter arrives, "I am not set in my mind as to by Orenda, : , "It would say the province is know the project cannot be Provincial economic develop- Company officials are also the eventual disposition of the "The financing looks very not going to take away the wood destroyed by the actions of ment minister Dave Zirnhelt has equity for this project," he added. credible. There are some things and would not subject it to government," Cooper continued. already said the province no heading off to Finland in early Cooper predicted that a collec- now that require stroking here regulations that could shut it 3nger has a loan guarantee pro- March for what Cooper described tion of Canadian, American, and there. We still need the down," added Cooper. "The security of property rights gram of the type and size to fit as arranging final details on European and Asian banks al- government to do something to "The best evidence of that is less sacrosanct in Canada than the Orenda project. buying paper nmking machinery ready lined up as potential in- give credibility to ;the whole credibility would be for the in the United States," he said. But he added that the new B.C. from a Finnish company. t -R // Boycott possible if PCB storage plan goes ahead TERRACE -- Some Thornhill the company's other buildings residents say they may boycott and properties throughout B.C. Dairyland milk products if the "Why in the world does little company doesn't drop its plans to bitty Terrace have to store these store PCBs ct its property on PCBs for the various Dairyland Kofocd Drive. locations around B.C.?" demands For now angry residents are Barb Hovland. "I realize we have mounting a letter-writing to take care of our own garbage. campaign. But why do they have tO h'uck all But they say they'll change tac- this junk up here and store it in tics if the company doesn't Terrace." reconsider its proposal. "I think it's absolutely "We'll do what we have to," ridiculous," added George said Joe Chay. "If we have to get Hagen. "We don't want it and legal advice we'll do that as there's no way we're going to well." take it." "They can put those tanks in PCBs are presently stored that but they can't tell us to drink the way at four other sites in the Ter- milk," adds area resident Kay race area: Skeena: Cellulose, Hagen. '. ~ Skeena Sawmills,., B.C. Hydro l~e r application b~"Aga'ifoods...... andre airport. , ./ ": Internation.al CO6pei:ative Ltd. .Waste management, officials would allow the company -- have called it a relatively low:ri~k which operates Dairyland Foods proposal. to store up to 8,000 kilograms Agencies and individuals have of PCB-eontaminated electrical until March 10 to respond in writ- equipment on the property. ing to the proposal. The old fluorescent light bal- Victoria has made little prog- lasts and capacitors would be ress in its efforts to start destroy- placed in sealed, plastic-lined ing the tons of hazardous wastes drums and stored in a large ship- stored around the province. ping container, inside a fenced Regional district directors THORNHILL ELEMENTARY Year 4 students (above) get a guided tour of the Deep Creek compound. backed up Thomhill residents by hatchery from manager Jorma Jyrkkanen. Like myriad school groups before them, they got to The permit allows for storage of voting Saturday to write a letter Fishy see the thousands of young alevin kept inside the hatchery and feed the chinook and coho fry contaminated electrical equip- to the enviromnent ministry. in the ponds outside.Hatchery proponents trying to save the facility have pointed out it's a val- ment only -- not large quantities They also object to the proposal uable educational tool,as well as helping maintain ,local fish stocks. For the latest develop- of PCB oil. The storage site and are calling for a public meet- outing ments in the Deep Creek battle for survival, turn to page AS. would take the PCB waste from ing on the issue. City on Taxes set to increase TERRACE -- Loesl residents part out and call it the Stikine Alice Maitland (Hazelton), Harry Watmough said Kitimat should may presently focus on Hazelton mine list will pay higher" taxes because Regional District," Maitland sug- Nyce (Nass Valley), Fred Roisum have stayed completely in the but will eventually be vital to Kitimat council won't pay its gested. "This is just rotten." (Hazelton area), Sandy Sandhals planning department because Kitimat as well. TERRACE -- The City of share of regional planning. New Hazelton's Pete Weeber (Lakelse Lake/rural Terrace), many issues it handles m from "We are somewhat shocked Terrace hasbeen ~fominated to "They're being cheap and said hewas "disappointed and Dave Brocklebank (Telegraph the development of land around that Kitimat -- with all its receive the Mining'Assbeiation stupid," said Hazelton mayor disgusted" with Kitimat's deci- Creek), Pete Weeber (New the proposed Orenda paper mill resources -- should opt out of the of B.C.'s "Mining Community Alice Maitland, who blasted sion. Hazelton). to the zoning of oceanfront vistas planning function for the sake of. of the Year" award/ Kitimat's politicians for trying to Lakelse Lake's Sandy Sandhals Terrace directors Jack Talstra, down the Douglas Channel -- af- a few dollars," he added. :This is the fast year for the save dollars to curry favour with called the move "shortsighted" Bob Cooper, and Thornhiil direc- fect Kitimat. Some directors plan to lobby award which• is designed to •voters in an election year. and said it wotild have drastic im- tor Les Watmough voted for the "These things run in cycles," Kitimat in a final effort to get the recognize a community for its Kitimat gave notice last year of plications on the way the regional plan. added Woeber, noting that issues town's council to reconsider. contribution to the mining in- its intention to pull oat of the district runs. dustry. planning department of the Thomhill's Les Watmough Three other: communities, Kitimat-Stikine Regional District Princeton, Kimberley and saving $22,000. Efforts to per- cn~ti;esttha~ndPl~n°nn~;gimf~°rt~thtCity lottery idea scratched Sandon, located in the suade Kitimat to stay in have so function of the regional district." Kootenays, have also been far failed. "May I suggest Kitimat adopt TERRACE N The province has grants for local projects. said both the ]B.C. Lotteries nominated. • The money will be made up by the ostrich as its national bird," given the thumbs down on a King argued a local scratch branch and Gaming Commis- A winner will be announced the other areas of the regional dis- added Hazelton-ares director proposal the city run its own and win would be a way of tap- sion had told the city March 12 during "Mining trict. Fred Roisum. lottery. ping money spent by residents municipalities were prohibited Week" activities in Van- Terrace will pay another A proposed new agreement m The idea was put forward by on lotteries with the proceeds from operating lotteries. couver. $9,000. Thomhill will make up which Would have allowed councillor Rick King during being used to finance com- However, it could apply for "Terrace has done a lot in about $2,000. The smaller elec- KAtimat and the other council's 'Think Tank' session munity projects. permission to run a raffle, he promoting mining awareness," toral area C (induding Lakelse municipalities in the regional dis- last fall. However, the province has added. said mining association public Lake and other Terrace rural trict to pick and choose when Proposing the city have its made it clear it isn't about to al- That alternative will be con- relations spokesman Ida areas) must come up vTith more they would participate in plan- own Scratch and Win lottery, low the city to break in on its sidered at council's next in- Makaro of the nomination. than $4,000. ning activities --was voted down he pointed out Victorla's policy gambling monopoly. camera committee of the whole "Let's just cut th( 'Kitimat' by Darlene Comell (Stewart), changes had ended lottery Administrator Bob Hallsor meeting.

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The remainder of the $99 mil- $500 million to develop its pulp volved is the provincial govern- In effect, the Finnish govern- lion will come from what Foster please contact: and paper mill takes in nine banks ment which has been asked for a ment would be guaranteeing part. called "strategic partners, people and two governments. $100 million loan guarantee, of the overall'loan package being who have bought into the pro- Interconnect It consists of two main sources That's to provide what Orenda sought by Orenda. ject." of money -- loans to cover $397 senior vice president Frank Foster "We have a shopping list from Negotiations along that line are Suite 205 million of the cost and raising calls a "level of comfort" for the the banks we're satisfying for stillcontinuing, hesaid. 4650 Lazelle Avenue $99 million in equity in return for banks, their participation," said Foster Foster added that Orenda will Terrace, B.C., V8G 1SI an ownership position in the pro- Provincial officials from the in outlining the loan guarantee most likely establish a separate ject. B.C. Investment Office are now provisions. company which will operate the (604) 635-7995 working on information to be The loan amount is for the con- Orenda officials are heading off pulp and paper mill. given the provincial cabinet Frank Foster struction and operating equip- to Finland in early March to work within the next several weeks. AkA AAAA&&AAA&AAAAAA& &&AAAAAAAA AA &A AA AA A A A A ment needed for the mill while out final details of the paper ~v~yyyy~y~yyyy~yV~yy~VyyyyyV~yVV~y~v~vyyyyVvvY~Y~YY~VYY~v~ A second loan guarantee is now the $99 million covers engineer- making machinery purchase. being worked on through the Fin- ing, design and working capital. Some of the $99 million Orenda nish government. needs to raise in equity financing Those nine banks in line to lend The Terrace Concert Society That's because Orenda wants to will come from companies that the money are led by the Bank of use paper making machinery have done business in Finland. Montreal and GE Capital Corpo- made by Valmet, a Finnish com- They sold goods to Finland , ration, a division of General Elec- Presents pany. with the understanding they tric. The Finnish government, as an would return some of the revenue Details of the financing incentive to develop exports, has by investing in projects that use The Arts Club Theatre on National Tour with proposal were released last week a program to guarantee part of the Finnish goods. by senior Orenda officials. cost of goods sold overseas once "If a company sells something Company senior vice president a deal has been finalized. to Finland the Finnish govern- Frank Foster described the For this project, the amount ment says 'All right, buy some- A Closer Walk With : proposal as complex and involv- could be 85 per cent of the cost of thing off of us to balance our Loan guarantee debated TERRACE- The provincial lenders) look for security, just project?" Giesbrecht continued. PATSY CLINE government should give Orenda like a mortgage which has Yet the MLA said the govern- by Dean Reagan Forest Products a loan guarantee security. In this case it is who ment might consider investing in because of the taxes and econom- owns the timber supply. The a project if the risk is minimal Friday, March 5 - 8:00 pm R.E.M. Lee Theatre ic activity its planned pulp aM provincial government owns the and the returns promising. paper mill will brig, says mayor timber supply so they're looking "I don't know if that's the case Tickets: Adult $20 Student~Senior$14 Jack Talsl~a. for security," he continued. here lint I suspect cabinet will be Tickets Available At Erwin's Jewellers, Skeena Mall "If the provincial government "As long as the government discussing a':number of things," is going to profit, it should share owns the timber supply," it should Giesbrecht said. some of the risk," said Talstra do something," said Talstra. He added that the Orenda pro- Sp0ns0redby the Terrace & DistrictTeacher's Union* last week. But Skeena MLA Helmut Gies- ject's chance of some kind of :: ' Tour Sponsor: Canadian Airlines The mayor added that govern- brecht says public money government assistance would be ment loan guarantees represent a aided if it could first come up • .. " Canada Council Touring Office shouldn't be committed unless it ~AAAAAA A~A AAAA~AAA~AAA~AA~ A ~ A ~A AA ~ A A~AAAAA~ AAAAAAAAA~A~~-- 4 trend that will continue into the ~v v vvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv~vvvvv~vvv~vvw~vvv~vv~vvv~v~vv~. • gets some security. with capital Commitments. next century. "Where is the security and pro- "The proponents are very op- tection, if there is a default? We timistic about their project. And end up carrying the can," said we have the premier going Giesbrecht. around the world saying to invest in B.C., it's a great province. 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J II I IIII I I ,- 11 , J n Ready to open by June The Terrace Standard,Wednesday, February 24, 1993 - Page A3 Brief__s Corrections centre takes shape Search starts TERRACE ~ Sorry. Not in this placed upon it, said Watts. Watts said that'll give the in- The B.C. government is look- ing for people to receive the jail. He's most pleased with the de- mates a sense of privacy to avoid ~i L i : If you want to smoke, you'll sign of the correctional centre, unwanted exposure to people ~ /i:rt province's highest award. have to step outside once the new describing it as providing maxi- coming in from the outside. The Order of British Colum- Terrace Regional Correctional mum security with a minimum The new centre will keep its bia is awarded each year to in- }! dividuals who have excelled in *Centre is occupied in early sum- amount of staff. designation as a minimum • il mer. The current facility is not only security institution. That means ;~' 'il); any field benefiting the people The no-smoking regulation will overcrowded, with some inmates there won't be bars on the , i of B.C. or elsewhere. be just one of the new things having to live in a trailer, but is windows but doors leading to the "We hope to inspire others awaiting staff and hunates once not suited to maintaining security. outside will be equipped with to achieve even greater suc- they move in. That's solved in the new one by sensors so officers know if a door : I cesses in the future," said For those who do smoke, having offices placed so correc- is open. government services minister there'll be a tiny covered space tions officers can easily look up And the type of inmates won't Lois Boone. just outside of the new facility's and down corridors. change once the new centre is Nominations close March 17. "IV room. Those offices are at the base of open. Most of the inmates will Forms are available by writing "You'll notice where it is ~ on a 'T' from which the corridors continue to be people doing time to the Order of British Colum- the north side. And as anybody fan out. for drinking and driving charges bia, Parliament Buildings, Vic- knows who lives here, that's "Right now it's like a sieve," and for crimes that did not in- toria, B.C. VSV IX4. where the wind blows from in the said Watts of the current facility. volve violence. winter. You'll have to be a dedi- "That staff can have trouble But the centre will become More awards cated smoker," said corrections home to those with longer keeping track of people." Nominations are being ac- district director Rob Watts during The ability to keep track is en- sentences instead of having them cepted for the 1993 Minister's a tour of the facility last week. hanced by having large windows sent to Prince George for a part of J Environmental Awards. Located off of Keith Ave., up their sentence. i i o,: in various offices and rooms. They are given to people from the Petrocan bulk plant, the There aren't windows in the in- "Everybody can get cabin who have made contributions new centre will replace an old mates quarters. fever. This facility has much bet- to protecting and sustaining the motel beside the Copperside store ter services than the old one," "We're looking not to be in- environment. on the west end of town. said Watts. trusive, but to see what. is going The award ceremony is held The new jail costs $1.87 mil- He added that keeping inmates on," said Watts. at Government House during lion, including fixtures and here instead of sending them to ,• • i ¸" The new centre has a greatly Environment Week, June 5-12. finishing touches. Prince George will be cheaper in expanded series of rooms for ! Nomination forms are avail- the long run. There'll• be 15 rooms for in- recreation, exercise, TV watching able by contacting the environ- The new centre will also have mates ~ 10 in one section and and reading or visiting. t ment ministry's regional office five in another. It's much different than the cur- much more room for inmates to in Smithers. cut and store firewood they sell. Each is designed to hold two rent one in which a pool table is The deadline is ,April 2. people, making for a maximum located in a hallway. Imnates who cut firewood are capacity of 30. There'll also be a staff meeting paid an allowance of up to $7 a But the most comfortable popu- room that can serve as a room in day depending upon the kind of Mill info lation will be 24, says Watts. which to hold parole hearings. work they do. Are natives now have a One of the five rooms away The old centre also suffers from Revenue from firewood sales is newsletter explaining the from the main section is bigger an inadequate entrance area put back into the operation to Orenda Forests Products pulp than the rest and has its own which will be replaced with a make itself sustaining. and paper mill plan, washroom~ reception room that is separated There'll be an open house when It's part of an effort to first It's intended either for a person from the rest of the new centre the correctional centre is com- outline the project and then who is in a wheelchair or for the with a window. ~ plete. determine its impacts and eco- times when the centre takes in fe- nomic benefits to natives. males. The four-page newsletter was The remaining four rooms in ~× ...... produced by two consulting that section give the correctional /, ...... ' firms working on an impact centre a little more flexibility and benefits study. depending upon the demands ~,,~.~,,~;~. ...t~.: . ' . '. " ~, ~, ~,~ '~:~!"~":~""-~=~'~" .... " " It'll be used early next month at a series of workshops for the Kitsumkalum and Kitselas bands and for tile Haisla of lions director Rob Watts Kitammat Village. standing outside the new =~ ,~ ~...~_ The study was one of the correctional centre. It'll have conditions laid down by the a maximum capacity of 30 provincial government last people. Unlike the current ~ ~/~/ year when ,it gave the project one, the new correctional k approval-in-principle. centre will have sufficient LOOK WAY UP. Drywaller Robert McCharles gets a unique per- Natives have already at- recreation and leisure spective on things while at work on the new correctional centre. tended public, meetings tO ,db." ~as...... / The facility should be open by June. An open house is planned. cuss the project.' Where's Frank? He stopped by Benson Optical last week WHERE'S and picked up his new glasses - but he forgot to take his FREE set of lenses. (A lot of other people have FREE lenses here also) FRANK When you buy a new pair of glasses - you get a 2nd set of lenses FREE - Stop in At ~ This Week To Get Your Frank Finder= Card And Clues If you have a HUNGRYFOR A DOUBLE? / set of free lenses here- NO TROUBLE! A please stop by and pick them When you ordera fabulously flavorful up burger from our ¢ regular menu, we'll • While you are here get your clue to the stack on another -- "Where's Frank" Contest mouth-watering patty for only 49 = more :~ ~Haveyour OFFICIAL TRACKER FORM ~ validated and... Make your next A & W meal twice as enjoyable bysaying "make mine a double patty" We'll jump right twOitl HELP US FIND FRANK Benson Optical Laboratories Ltd. 4606 Lakelse Ave. 638-0341 ;16 Keith Ave, Terrace 638-01 O0 The Optical Prosl ~f I I Page A4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993

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,~ ,~,~ ~, ' No more money It used to be that governments threw particular venture. money willy-nilly into whatever came The changes are based on the theory that along. There was no real sense of ability to there is enough health care money avail- pay either in the present or in years down able. It is just not being used efficiently or the road. The idea was that money would effectively. Why, asks the government, are buy whatever was needed to make things hospital beds being used by people who better. could more properly be eared for in A perfect example is the B.C. health care cheaper, extended care facilities. To this, system. It's been a recipient for years of taxpayers must add, why does everything a money over and above the cost of living. government touch cost so much money? The percentage increase is far beyond that Why are government facilities so ex- experienced by the rest "of the economy. pensive compared to those developed by But still, billions of dollars later, the sys- private business? |l- tem pleads poverty and underfinancing. The kinds of changes c,.oming are ob- It's a mystery to the rest of us who live viously frightening to the people who work t ,'9~. on tight budgets, used to balancing ex- in health care. Itmeans dosing down some pectations with what is available. But it facilities, job losses and job shuffles. shouldn't be that much of a mystery. Large It'll also be a bit frightening to the rest of organizations tend to grow bigger just be- us. Hospitals and hospital emergency cause of what they are. They need more rooms will be the Ideations of last resort. just to turn the lights on in the morning. There'll be more emphasis on prevention They, andthe people who work for them, so we don't get sick in the first place. become experts in lobbying for money. There'll be more responsibility placed on Brazil of the North Their very size makes them important in people not to abuse health care. terms of political and economic power. In a lot of ways, the changes will be That's why the NDP government's com- easier to accomplish in smaller cities. ing changes to the health care system are Bureaucracies are not as large and the tag simply not true financing/For the first time, a govemment people who deliver health care is closer to VICTORIA- "Brazil of the is not looking at a program in terms of those who receive it. And ultimately, it's North" says the headline. what it means to people. It's money or better to do things ourselves rather than above a picture of what is t " rather, the lack of it that is driving this have changes ordered by somebody else. billed as "a massive clear-cut From the ' ' The right move land."onSouthemUancouverIs- CaPital__ '~-21 "' The 36-page tabloid contains numerous articles by members by Hubert Beyer Of..course~ the ~xovincipl government They now have to travel to e~ther. Pnnee• of_ .environmental ..... : groups, all - - ~ " '# ~ ~ ~" " " ~'" "' "~ a~ 4=~' ''' ~ " ~ ...... : ..... ~ * ...... " F :~., ~,:;:',:.,.~.:,* :d0m ,thetrbesttoshutdo,wn _ . :,, ~,~,,:. ,shou~p~o~vt~le t~e money needed to" opera- 6eorge or to zNancouver. Thatz:meam;::~.:,.tg,;I ,. i--.--.~ : ~ ' ...... ~, , " ...... , ',: .... - ..Drlusn~uolumnla s [orest m- ~te a CT scan machine at Mills Meiii6Hal travel, accommodatson and food costs, not dustry. Resourees~and'Eti#ifb-nmeng' ~ :'f~/~i~ecffngother'~iiinier2 the best and probably only cial values, including t~ufism,~ HosfiR~il:~ Humanita~an and health reasons to mention time off work and the expense Copies of the publication aside, a CT scan fits the government's plan this creates. And so the ~ proposal at- hope this province has of ever livestock grazing, hunting, were distr~uted in England getting the various interest for more efficient health care expenditures. tacks spending on two fronts -- that of the fishing, trapping and honey recently, coinciding with groups to agree on what trees The beauty of the CT proposal is that it province and that of the individual. production. Premier Harcourt's visit should be cut where. It holds the forest companies goes beyond !ooking for a way to better Local CT backers anticipate good news abroad. That we have to set aside • to co-operate with government spenff the limited amount of health care when health minister Elizabeth Cull visits Much of the content is mis- certain areas for protection in creating an accurate, up-to- money available. It reaches right into the here next month. Her approval would be a leading. Some of the claims goes without saying, but to un- date inventory of all forest pocket books of those who need this kind perfect starting point in her effort to pro- are outright lies. The picture dermine British Columbia's resources on which to base of diagnostic service. vide better and cheaper health care. of the clear-cut could fall into overseas markets for lumber proper management of the either category. products by spreading what is forests. Harcourt said the picture was at best misleading information "We will protect the bi0iogi, taken four or five years ago. and lies at womt is cal diversity of managed lands What looks like a wasteland in reprehensible. by ensuring that representative FOod for thought the photograph, has actually And contrary to what the en- Whenever Dagwood makes a __ stages of forest succession, in- new trees on it that are now vironmentalists say, forest midnight snack, he looks like cluding old grm~h, are pres. eight to 190 feet tall. companies, multi-national or he's emptying the fridge for ent throughout each forest Inside the tabloid is a otherwise, are behaving more defrosting. Whatever food is ecosystem," the code says. Through cartoon showing a smug Mike responsibly. Other parts of the code call available, he uses, without Harcourt, flanked by a fatcat Most companies are sig- regard for ~alories, clutter, Bifocals on forest companies to involve "forest multi-national" on natories to the Principles of the public and welcome public quiet, or consequences. / one side and an IWA logger by Claudette Sandecki Sustainable Forestry, devel- Not me. Because my mid- scrutiny. "We recognize the on the other, with hundreds of oped by the Forest Alliance of right of communities and indi- night snacks are sleeping pill protesters in the background, British Columbia, which has substitutes, a banana gives me viduals to access information carrying placards that among its staff people with and to be involved in forest maximum sedative effect with Dagwood's house has to be hygiene steers me clear of fruit proclaim: "Save Ancient such diverse backgrounds as the least amount of fuss. But planning and to monitor indus- more soundproof than ours. I juices, and crackers that pack Forests" and "Big Trees, not former IWA president lack for cozy comfort, when my in- trial performance," it says. go for foods that can be as- into my molars. Big Stumps," or "Stop Clear- Munro and Greenpeace co- somnia comes from genuine A side issue is the trail of Among lhe companies sub- sembled with minimum noise. cutting." founder Patrick Moore. scribing to the code are Can- hunger, nothing satisfies like a Toasting is out. Dragging dishes and debris my snack I wonder whether the people The 21-point sustainable raisin bread, peanut butter, will leave behind. I don't want for, Weldwood, Doman Forest drawers sounds an alarm. Just who distribute this stuff know forestry practices code covers Products, MacMillan Bloedel, mashed banana sandwich with opening the fridge, the door to be greeted next morning by what they're doing. I think everything from soil conserva- hot cocoa. Canadian Pacific Forest Pro- seal produces that peculiar a sinkful of dirty dishes and a not. tion and the building of log- Magazine articles advise ducts, Weyerhaeuser, and vacuum sound. Though only a countertop of strewn with Just for once, I would like to ging roads to watershed man- treating insomnia with a seda- Fletcher Challenge. whisper, it's a bugle call to the crumbs and plastic wrap. And hear one of them admit that agement to wildlife habitat tive snack of bananas, peanut The Forest Alliance is cur- man who can snore six feet in setting dirty utensils into a disobeying a court order is protection. It calls for the butter, cheddar., cheese or rently compiling data on how .front of 'IV wrestling. metal sink is akin to spilling a against the law. Every time proper reforestation of all bread. Insomniacs deal with the companies have lived up to Heating water for cocoa or boxful of nails on a marble some protesters get arrested logged lands by either natural their affliction: in diverse floor. It can't be done quietly. their obligations under the instant coffee risks the rattle of for trying to stop loggers from regeneration or planting with ways, depending upon their A further consideration is code, and the results will be a saucepan or the whistle of a going about their work, I get a appropriate species. tastes and tact. how much extra snack to released sometime in March. tea kettle. Fruit juice is an fax from the environment • It compels companies to Right off, before I handle make. Should my husband If we're serious about alternative, but cold can shock group to which they belong, manage forest land "with con- food, I have to turn on a tap wake up, I want to be able to responsible land use, we my body into a higher state of referring to them as "forest cem for recreational use by the and wash my hands.. Now, share with him. At the same should build on goodwill and wakefulness, nullifying the protectors," rather than the public," which includes the during the day water runs time, I don't want to have to co-operation. We should com- drowsy effects of the snack. law breakers they are. appearance of roadsides, har- quietly. But once my husband overeat to deal with my hand- promise where necessary. But Preparation of cocoa - Some of the more strident vested areas, and assistance in is asleep, Water splashes and iwork. we should not allow to let go recommended as a sleep in- environmentalists have.even providing campsites, picnic slurps, like : a tworyear-old Often, just the mental strain unchallenged the ridiculous duping beverage - means an threatened to work against the areas, boat ramps and trails. wading in a kneedeep puddle. claim that British Columbia is orchestra of sounds. Besides of preparing a midnight snack Stephen Owen Commission on The code addresses the need Skipping haiid washing nar- heating water, milk has to be makes me sleepy. the Brazil of the North. rows my choices to bananas, pinched from the fridge, cocoa :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::AMAZ~ l~tc, L~F~ Je~ ts f~e r--'! t A ~ Jl~ individually wrapped slices of spooned into a cup, sugar ::]]~]::]]~:i~:]]~[:[:'=~]::~]'~]~]~]]]]]~]~ PIF:f-EffE'hI(.E B~TW~f:~ I"~IS /, ItilO III' cheese, or the last, dry slice of measured in from a bowl or bread in the bag. canister, then the Sugar and If I'm mindful of calories, I ~ cocoa stirred together with a ,, limit myself to one choice - a :::i::~::i:~iiii ilii ::. "~ :::~::" :~:::: I|~ spoon. Do that without clink- v banana, a sliceof bread, or an~: ing. ounce of cheese. The sore- Finally,.I rate my snack for iiiiiii':iiiiiii?:~i'~:i'::!iiii%',ii!',i nolent effect of the cheese compensates somewhat for the Toffmuch liquid will have {~V~..-~....l ~L;-~, ,L=,,-- L .... J ._ ars. Too earlier. ~,r tsh once h| dental

~k~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 - Page AS DEEP CREEK Stories/photos by MALCOLM BAXTER Volunteers come to the rescue TERRACE ~ They may not arrive the financial ropes since last summer stainless steel Capilano troughs, sec the hatchery survive," says Jyrk- TOTHETERg~CEST~I)gqD on white chargers, but the volunteers when federal fisheries told its parent And Terrace Volunteer Bureau co- kanen, adding the work offers them a who appear daily at the Deep Creek society there would be no more ordinator Lovina Tyler and her as-chancelodosomcthingnewaswell. NO to hatchery wear shining armour in the money, sistant Mary Alice Neilly are going He also suggests it's a useful experi- eyes of the Terrace Salmonid Enhan- While Jyrkkanen lavishes well- over the volunteer scheduling for the •nee for anyone thinking of pursuing a cementsoeiety, earned praise, volunteer Sam Penman coming weeks, careerin a related field. PCBs "We owe them so much," says sits at a nearby table in the office area On other days, a visitor might find "It gives them a chance to see if they Jorma Jyrkkanen, hatchery manager, carefully hand-drawing posters for the other volunteers keeping the really like this kind of work," he Describing the stream of helpers as a society's raffle, hatchery's bookwork up to date, points out. Dear Sir: life saver for the facility, he adds, In the next room, her husband Brian, spreading sand over the still ice- And, as he readily admits, they also As residents of Thornhill we "We were desperately short of labour the newest hatchery helper, is being in- covered access road or busy on myriad help keep the hatchery going while the must express our amazement and we just didn't have the money to strutted by fellow volunteer Debbie other general clean-up and society wails to see if it has indeed Foods'and disgust application at Dairylandto store hire anyone." Cobbs on feeding the thousands of maintenance jobs. been abandoned by the federal govern- PCBs on their Kofoed drive The Deep Creek facility has been on diminutive salmon now resident in the "Most just like nature and want to mete. property in a residential area.

food handling and storage fa- cility is not a good place to

• l'la era we t i storeAn additional danger is that fi I fed I rd i• there ,o,,o_ois a watercourse which flows into the Skeena river TERRACE ~ With only four this year. next to the Dairyland property. weeks left before its contract with And, says Jyrkkanen, nothing's To store such dangerous the federal Department of changed since then. chemicals in a place at which Fisheries and Oceans (I)FO) ex- During a meeting with Matt . '" an accident or spill could so pires, the Terrace Salmonid En- Foy of the DFO earlier this ...... easily contaminate such an im- hancement society is "still month, he said the society had - portant waterway does not hoping and waiting," says Deep laid out a new plan which in- ,~ show any concern for public Creek hatchery manager Jorma volved scaling down the hatchery health and well-being. Jyrkkanen. operation. We urge all residents of Ter- The future of the society- While the society would like to "'~ i~! race and Thornhill to write and operated hatchery has been in continue rearing Dry Creek coho, ~., = doubt since June 12 of last year. it had offered to drop that and / or call their M.L.A., the Waste Management Branch at 3726 That's when it was told the concentrate on Kalum and Cedar ~, Alfred Ave, Smithers B.C., DFO would not be renewing its Rivers chinook only. ~: ~~t~.,',,~ ~ VOJ 5NO, and Dairyland $178,000 annual contracts. It had also offered to run the ~"~:~.., ~r- ,i~' Foods, P.O. Box 9100, Van That decision came in a fax hatchery with only one full-time i ~i: ~ ',/i' B.C.,V6B 4G4. from David Griggs, director of permanent employee and another " ~ .:i'~i~-~ Then must receive your 'No' the Salmonid Enhancement Pro- temporary full-time employee for ':~ to storing toxic waste In gram (SEP), Pacific Region. the busiest part of its year. '% ..... --'~ Thomhill before the March 10, As a result the hatchery faced That's a substantial reduction 1993 deadline. See February closure June 30 with the loss of from the five people it had "7...... __.~b 1(3, 1993 Terrace Standard, four jobs. employed under previous con- Page 12, section B. News of the threatened closure tracts. Milk is a wholesome, I:ealthy set off a storm of public protest, "We realize the economic con- i~ product and we want to keep it prompting petitions of support for ditions mean we have to make do away from PCBs. the hatchery and a letter-writing with less," Jyrkkanen explained. • j4 Dale Berlin, campaign aimed at federal "We're prepared to do that." 4 George Bell, Fisheries minister John Crosbie. However, he said the offer had Allen and Barbara Hey- The DFO later relented to some not prompted any promise of the land, extent, coming up with additional contracts being restored. Joseph and Elfrieda grants totalling $51,000. Pointing out the final decision ,/[~.'.~~ Chay, However, Griggs' warned the would have to be made by federal ~,~ . k George and Kay• society at that time there was no fisheries minister John Crosbie, Hagen, commitment from SEP to provide J'yrkkanen added, "He still has ~ [ L Rene and Ella Vien- any~money beyond March 31 of time to change his mind." I neau,

i Kathy Christy, Save our hatchery! Terrace,Cliff°rdStubbins'B.C. That's what it says °n the I~°'seers and that's exactly what the Salute raffle is about. - ...... ,..... ,,v TO THE RESCUE. Debbie .~,~!~,no.lndieation yet ~e federalgovernment,will: provide:,-~...... Cobbs (above) is" one of ...... any money to keepthe hatchery going, the raffh is one stop.gap about 20 local residents who to yOU the Terrace Salmonid Enhancement society is trying, have so far volunteered to It's being helped by the Skeena Valley Rotary Club which is work at the Deep Creek using one of its lottery entitlements to sponsor this draw. The hatchery in a community ef- Dear Sir:. society hopes the raffle will raise $17,000 which would cover op- fort to save a facility We have a pretty good transit erational costs until the end of June. threatened by the DFO's de- system here in Terrace but I Only Z,000 tickets ($10 each) will be sold and the winner gets a cision to cut off the flow of really think the people who five day fishing charter for four people with all food and tackle federal money. She's seen ride the system are the ones to provided. The draw will be made May 31 and televised on local feeding the 'minnows' that thank for having the faith and television, will eventually grow into the the perseverance to keep with largest salmonintheworld, it. More help on way? At left, the mass of dark I have been driving transit specks in the Capilano for two years and am now fm- troughs will, all being well, ished to go onto hopefully bet- TERRACE ~ The federal the society would hire three stu- .one day be the trophy fish ter things. But I would like to fisheries deparUnent may have dents, he said. tourists from all over North thank all of those bus patrons dropped the Deep Creek And that trio would get to work America eome to stalk, who made my days a lot easier, hatchery, but the Terrace Sal- on all aspects of the hatchery op- Some supporters of the happier and pleasant just by a monid Enhancement society eration, Jyrl&anen added. I hatchery fear its demise will smile a word of thanks or hopes another arm of the Ottawa Fish culture work, brood stock ~ eventually have painful eco- greeting or just by sitting and octopus will help out. collection, fish tagging and gun- nomle repercussions for Ter- chatting for the short time that Jorma Jyrklmnen said the erai maintenance work around the race because reduced you where aboard. society has again applied to the facility would be part of their . stocks would require fishing You extended courtesies to federal government's Challenge work load. ~, bans. That in turn would one another by helping a senior program. Pointing out last year's students . mean the visiting anglers with their bags, a mother with That program subsidizes sum- got to float the Cedar River two ,,:..i':~ would have to go elsewhere, a carriage and by giving direc- met employment of students and to three times a week as part of . ~ tions. is one the~hatchery has used in the dead fish count, he said "'o ~, ,'(2: "~' the'past With marked success. "People pay thousands of dollars ~:~)~ Marlane Curve,

If the application is approved, to do the same thing. . ~,,~-' '~ ': ~ i/i~;~:~ - ~. ,. . :;,? ~,~ : . Terrace, B.C.

• aq l1 in :s :or an n :i()na ur en's .)a!/ By CHARL YNN In the Hazeltons, hundreds of date demonstrating your strug- lines around the world. We A subsequent fire in the plant Copenhagen where the women TOEWS women come out for IWD gle for the vote. March 8, 1857 chose the general strike of where the strike originates gathered represented 17 coun- events annually, and Terrace was our choice for the date, as International Women's Day 1909 where 30,000 textile helps provide continued inter- tries. women celebrate March 8 with it was that day when women (IWD) is celebrated March 8 workers (80 per cent of whom est in the cause! the 1910 fire a pot luck dinner and local en- textile workers marched to were women) marched through which killed 175 women, men Then start using the day to by women all over the word. tertainment "by women for protest low wages, long hours the streets of New York. and children at the Triangle celebrate achievements and For example, on March 8, women". and poor working conditions in Bravery and solidarity are re- Shirtwaist Company did it for press for demands. We relied. -1936, 800,000 Spanish women For those interested in start- New York, as well as demand- quired: we had 723 young uz. once again on women textile gathered in Madrid to demand ing an International Men's ing equal pay and the right to women arrested the first month workers, this time in Petrograd progress and h'berty. In 1942 Day, here are some pointers vote. of the strike, with wealthy Next, get an international (Leningrad), who, although women of the French un- from the women after nearly a Second, to gain international derground chose IWD to women providing the money meeting to approve a motion to urged by communist leaders century of celebrating IWD. attention, stage a massive for the bail bill which averaged start commemorating the day. not to strike, stormed ~the demonstrate against Nazi oc- First, select an appropriate demonstration to capture head- $2,500 a day. We used a 1910 meeting in streets on March 8, 1917. cupation. g o :em 3o e Party The girl in the picture is It was designed by There is a new political The Phyllis Wells. Dempsey Bob. party. She is standmg beside a Four of his relatives did It is called the National Party of Canada. . totempole. . the cawing. They are Stclrt It was carved at Kit- Stan Bevan, Ken McNeil, The party does not h,ke sehs. Wayne Carliek and Edgar the free trade deal with The pole is going .to Frank. the United States. Japan. It will go to a city The pole .is going to ~ The National Party call•dew, as•.. Japan by shnp. It will be ,' ~):~ might even run a person Owns• ts a sister city to erected next month. "~?"'%t ... '~:",.;.~:.: ~ i~ :~,~ . ~...... here in the next election. The Start js for people Prince Rupert, The carvers at Kits•ins ~ ::;::~i?;:..... ~: !i That could mean a very learning how to read. ~ The pole is 30-feet long. are kept very busy. , • J interesting election. ii Page A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24 1993

,BUSINESS.. REVIEW NECHAKO

CONSTRUCTION SERVICES / Skyline goes Your Road Maintenance Contractor Serving Terrace, Kittmat, The Nass Valley As spring approaches road maintenance activities switch from sanding, salting and plowing to grading, patching and road back to Iskut sweeping. With the frost leaving the ground we can all expect to see the TERRACE -- Skyline Gold Ron Shon, principal shareholder annual spring thaw.As the frost comes out of the ground the hopes that gold ore found just as of Johnny Mountain. One of his normally compacted gravels become soft and the results 9re ruts it closed its Johnny Mountain companies owns the Skeena Mall. and mucky sections on gravel roads and potholes on the paved mine in the Iskut Valley two and The Royal Bank is getting an roads. half years ago will lead to a start immediate $739,500 and Skyline As the weather improves and the danger of snow diminishes up of operations. will give shares worth $850,000 sweeping and bridge washing will commence. Back then the company had to the bank. A deferred payment With the change in the type of maintenance occurring it is time to committed itself to dosing and plan is in place to cover $1 mil- think of people working on the road. Please watch for and obey the didn't have any money to explore lion. signs that the maintenance crews have placed as they go about their the new zone. Yeager. said the mine's mill, work. The signs are placed to protect them, and to warn you Of But now it does and Skyline mothballed since the fall 1990 possible obstructions on the highway. Your attention to. this matter is wants to be back at the property closure, is in good shape and can appreciated. ONE OF A KIND Bristol Freighters owned by Trans Provincial as soon as weather warms up, be restarted at any time. To report any maintenance problems that you encounter please Aidines sit waiting for business to pick up. company chief geologist David Skyline Gold experienced prob- call: Yeager said last week. lems when it first opened in Au- Terrace Area: Bob Bowie, phone 638-8383 "Our plans are to do an ex- gust 1988. The kind of ore ex- KiUmatArea: Clarence Baker, phone 632-5876 ploration program, underground pected did not materialize and Nass Valley: Emie Kuehne, phone 633.2555 diamond drilling this year," he wasn't suited for the mill that was or call toll free any time 1-800-665-5051 Lack of business said. constructed. "If we get good results, we'll do an underground development man-sized holes ~ to see if grounds aircraft there is sufficient ore,!' Ycager TERRACE ~ Trans Provin- world. added. cial Airlines (TPA) has Right crew sit in a cockpit Good results there will lead to a Exciting Specials - All Day Long at the Back Eddy grounded its Bristol Freighter located above two cargo doors feasibility study and if that turns aircraft here because of a lack which swing open for front end up positive, a re-opening, he said. • Tuesdays - One Pound of Popcorn Shrimp .?6.95 of business. loading and unloading. "Just before the mine was to Fridays - Steak & Fantail Shrimp ...... * 8,50 But airline owner Gene "We're just in a holding pat- close, we found some fairly high Storey hopes they'll soon be tern until the work comes grade material but we had no idea Saturdays -One Pound Hotwings ...... *4.50 back in the air once spring and along,'! said Storey. of how extensive it was," said Sundays - Free Pool All Day a revived mining exploration "We expect to have a lot Ycager. season arrives. more work when the mining "There wasn't the time to do an The company has laid off its companies begin exploration," exploration program and then Once Again Back Eddy's Pub will be Bristol fllght crews but has he added. feasibility study and theprincipal supporting the kept on mechanics and office The Bristols saw a sig- partners when asked if they stuffhere. nificant amount of service fly- wanted to put some more money Muscular Dystr( ohy TPA has three Bristol ing betweenWrangell, Alaska in said not right now," Yeager Freighter aircraft, two of which and the. Snip mine in the Iskut continued. Shamrock Campaign can fly and the third is kept in Valley.'. :, ) The exploration program this reserve. That contract has now gone year will cost approximately Purchase a shamrockto make a donation to The bulbous nose aircraft arc to a' Whitehorse, Yukon com- $600,000. the fight against Muscular Dystrophy the last of their kind in the pany. Money for this comes from a $2.6 million debt restructuring .~ completed several .weeks ago by i i ~i ~,(~:~:= TERRACE -- The Fish Tales tackle shop has been bought by Copperside Foods and will be lo- cated in Copperside VI. Dave Elkins, new manager of Fish Tales, said he expects ...... , Ph6ne:635-5336 : ...._ _ ~novations at CiSppers~de VI to a gathering of politiciang •osterand a video targeted at De compleie oy Ine tlrst .WeeK o[ respons~le for northern Canadtan: young people who drink and April. "?~(:"'~i!~ ";' ~"~:''" i'~! issues...... drive. The renovations will located The Northern Ministers Confer- At 12 minutes long, the Fish T~iles' between the Radio ence has the theme of jobs, skills "Behind Bars" video illustrates / Shack outlet in Copperside .VI training and literacy, B.C.'s eco- the legal consequences of drink- and the convenience/gas station nomic development minister ing and driving. • part. , , ' . Dave Zirnhelt announced. The "Who are you going to Eikins said there are plans to Zimhelt said the choice of ILI.D,E. home with tonight?" convert a gas pump to purple gas Smithers is ideal because of its poster depicts a young person forboaters. . " easy air access and good being arrested. The idea, he said, is to provide Credit Union facilities. RIDEtstands for Reduce Ira' a full service outlet for fishermen. * 9c "k 9c'k paired Driving Everywhere. The Co-operators group of in- The Co-operators published two Smithers will be host this fall to surance companies has put out a earlier posters.

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i ¸ • !:~!i~il/i!//~!~••¸I!I /i ~iiii/%/i•!'••, i~ i~• •i ¸ Court report ~i~~i~i, ~~ ~i/:;~ ~i ! ~i~iiiii~ ~i i iii~ ~iii~ii~ ~i~ii ~ii~ ~ii,~ ~ii~!~!//~ !i~i ~ ii i EDUCATIONWEEK I TERRACE ~ Here are convic- guilty to taking a motor vehicle tions resulting from recent cases without consent. Quock was heard in Terrace provincial court: given a suspended sentence, nine October 23 months on probation, and an or- MARCH1-6, 1993 Sterling Walter Kinney pleaded der to pay $500 restitution. guilty to possession of a narcotic Raymond Henyu Jr. pleaded and was fined $40. guilty to two counts of driving Dwayne Barney Etzerza with a blood-alcohol level over pleaded guilty to charges Of as- the legal limit of 0.08. He was saulL Etzer'za was sentenced to sentenced to a month in prison six months on probation. and is prohibited from driving for Robcrt Vincent Barber pleaded two years;: guilty to a charge of assault. He was given a suspended sentence November 26 and one year on probation. Kenneth Marshall Jarvis Clinton Dean Wood pleaded pleaded guilty to charges of im- guilty to a charge of impaired paired driving, disqualified driv- driving. He was fined $500 and is ing, and two counts of failing to prohibited from driving for one appear in court. Jarvis was year. sentenced to five months in Linda Maretta Dundas pleaded prison and two years on proba- guilty to a charge of mischief. tion. She was given six months on Kelly Robert Douglas Alger probation. pleaded guilty to driving with a Mabelline Abou pleaded guilty blood-alcohol level over the legal to assault and was given a limit of 0.08 and two counts of suspended sentence and three breaching probation. He was months on probation. sentenced to 14 days in jail, was Yvonne Irene Brown pleaded fined $400 annd is prohibited What's Tinkling? guilty to theft under $1,000. She from driving for one year. Come out and watch students from Cassie Hall was fined $150. November 27 perform "tinkling" on Tuesday, March 2, 12:30 at November 24 Ira Leon Edwards pleaded the Skeena Mall as part of the Education Week Jeffery Brian Quock was con- guilty to possession of a narcotic victed of driving with a blood- and was fined $75. alcohol level over the legal limit James Douglas Clayton pleaded Sweet work of 0.08 and disqualified driving. guilty to theft under $1,000. He SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Hcwas sentenced to three months GRADE SEVEN students from Veritas were busy last week was fined $75. in jail, was fined $500 and is Arnold Dwayne Pelletier MONDAY. MARCH 1 serving as volunteers at the Terrace Churches' Food Bank. prohibited from driving for one :That's Roy Hemes and Dave Fleming measuring and pouring pleaded guilty to theft under Skeena Mall ...... Skeena Jr. Sec, Band • year. i sugar into bags for distribution, $1,000. He was given three 3:20 pm Colleen Bruce Andy William Quock pleaded months on probation. i TUESDAY. MARCH 2 Open House ...... Stewart Sec. School 7:00 - 9:00 pm Theme: "Are You In Tune?" Northern Petro-Tec Skeena Mall ...... Thomhill Elem, Band 11:00 am Bob Butchart Skeena Mall ...... Skeena Jazz Band At [norized Westeel Dis[ributor 11:40 am Colleen Bruce Skeena Mall ...... Cassia Hall Elem. 12:30 pm Richard Eckert "Tinkling"

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3 • .~ "~,,,-'~"'~'~ Open House ...... Stewart Elem 7:00 - 8:30 pm Theme: "Class Display & Book Fair" open House ...... Parkside Elem. I 1:00 - 3:00 pm Theme: "Books" Skeena Mall ...... Parkside Elem. Phone 638-8020 Fax 638-0728 10:00 am Bob M~ack...... Computer Demonstration • _ .. "-...... , i,.-,:% .... - .... -' ...... ,!...... ,~%::CTo.,Tt,~.~pt;, °., .~ ..- "': ":~L ~:~...... ,,,,,,, , , ";f;, Skeena MalI.L...L..E....~:....~.; ...... Kiti K'Shan Primary 11:00 am Bob Mack "Computer Demonstration" Petroleum Storage Tanks Skeena Mall ...... Parkside Elem. 12:00 Bob Mack PUMPS & ACCESSORIES "Computer Demonstration" Skeena Mall ...... : ...... Clarence Michiel Band 1:00 pm Bob Butchart Skeena Mall ...... Clarence Michlel Choir 2:00 pm Anne Kebemick S(:)MP- H II'JG THURSDAY, MARCH 4 OPen House ...... John Field Elem. 1:00 - 3:00 pm Theme: "The Environment" Musical ...... Hazelton Secondary 8:00 pm Ubby Hart FO F= EVE RY(:) N E! "Oliver" Skeena Mall ...... Uplands Elem. Band 2:20 pm Bob Butchart Skeena Mall ...... Skeena Jr. Sec, Band

i~,;...... ~ i ' 3:30 pm Colleen Bruce FRIDAY. MARCH 5 Dress-Up Day ...... Parkslde Elem. I All Day !i!ilI¸ Theme: "Story Book Characters" k Musical ...... Hazelton Secondary DENNISE KLUSS ALANNA CAMERON LISA SMITH 8:00 pm Ubby Hart KARLENE CLARK "Oliver" Esthetician/Stylist Stylist Stylist Stylist Skeena Mall ...... Thornhill Primary 10:15 am Carol Woolacott "Reader's Theatre & Skipping Demonstration" Skeena Mall ...... ,.K]ti K'Shan Choir 1:10 pm Robin Simpson Skeena Mall ...... Parkslde Choir 1:30 pm Sandra Konkin

SATURDAY. MARCH 6 Musical ...... Hazelton Secondary ,7 2:00 pm& 8:00 pm DELEE KUBIC TRI~H EIDSVICK CINDY KOOPMANS BUNNIE FRIESEN "Oliver" Esthetician Stylist Stylist Stylist Science Fair ...... Caledonia Sr. Secondary 9:30 am to 4:00 pm ONLY ONE SALON CAN THURSDAY, MARCH 11 Education Evening ...... South Hazelton Elem, 7:00 - 9:00 pm OFFER YOU ALL THIS Theme: "Canada" * 8 Highly Qualified Hai!stylists *Please Note: South Hazelton changed their date outside Education Week to accommodate the Hazelton * 2 Licensed Estheticlans Secondary/Community production of "Oliver". ,i * Stand Up Tanner that offers MAVIS JACKSON As well as these scheduled events, various schools will STELIA McCANN have displays In the Skeena Mall for the week. Special Salon Coordinator complete tanning with no stripes Stylist assemblies and displays throughout Individual schools will also be featured. For further Information please With all of this at one convienent stop, why would you go anywhere else. contact your child's school. Open Until 7 pm Mon, - Fri. EDUCATION WEEK IS Saturday 9 am - 4 pm CO-SPONSoRED BY SCHOOL DISTRICT #88 4652 Lazelle Ave (TERRACE} AND THE 635-4997 TERRACE & DISTRICT TEACHERS UNION.

t J ~ ~AA Page A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 Sewe " " osted Terrace Youth Soccer Residents HOW MUCH? Assocmtion

• Total capital cost: $1.9 million. 4 !REGISTRATION demand • Capital cost to each homeowner: $350 per year March 5 - 6 pm - 9 pm solution for 20 years or else $2,770 up front. Add roughly $1,000 TERRACE -- Advocates of a March 6 - 10 am - 4 pm for hookup. Plus a $150 per Queensway sewer system came year fee for operation and out of a public meeting last March 12 - 6 pm - 9 pm maintenance ($120 per unit Thursday with hope that a for trailers)multi fa. March 13 - 10 am - 4 pm referendum could pass. • Number of homes to be Despite deep divisions in the community, most residents served: 171 along Queensway Skeena Mall agreed a new sewer system is Ave. and Churchill Drive. • Subsidy from provincial desperately needed. government: 75 per cent. "There could be a lot of serious FOR MORE health problems while we worry about our pocketbooks," said INFO resident Sharon Lockyer. "Some- thing has to be done," Buy now "Clean up the area," added 635-3719 Dennis Spencer. "Let us have a or lose decent place to live. There isn't There will be a $15.00 one of us that isn't affected by it TERRACE -- Queensway resi- it has to be done." dents could end up paying four late registration fee Many were opposed to the pro- times as much later if they don't ject when they arrived. But a sig- buy into a new sewer system nificant shift in mood took place QUEENSWAY SEWER advocate Rick Hawke fielded questions now. during the meeting. last Thursday from residents concerned about lhe proposed $1.9 So says, I_~ Cooper, who now mq Questionnaires f'dled in by resi- million sewer system. operates a similar low-pressure | = |, Jl. ,1. L' dents at the end of the meeting sewer system near Fort St. John. s An EasierWay To Maximize from barbecue to barbecue on hot But when Kulspai eventually showed roughly two-to-one sup "If they don't do something summer days, he noted. does join, the r~t of Queensway port for the Queensway sewer and act on it within eight or ninth Some residents demanded the will enjoy either a reduction in months, they won't get 75 per YourRRSP Contribution project. More than 60 people at- Kitselas band's Kulspai reserve operating rates or some kind of tended the meeting. cent funding," Cooper predicted. be forced to join the sewer sys- reimbursement. He's certain the government is The $1.9 million low-pressure tem, thereby reducing the overall sewer system proposed for the "They'll have to pay their fair going to axe high subsidies for costs. share and somehow it's going to sewer systems. Queen,way aad Churchill Drive "Why should we go for it?" help us," said regional district Sewer advocate Rick Hawks areas would cost each resident ei- one man demanded. "The In- administrator Bob Marcellin. says the cost of rejecting the pro- ther $350 per year over 20 years, dians don't have to go for it." posed sewer system would also or else a $2,770 up-front pay- The Kulspai problem has becn a Some felt residents of the 50 be a loss of contzol over what is ment. sore point both for residents and trailers in the Timberland trailer eveatually built. They would also pay an court either weren't paying the architects of the new sewer The province, he said, will estimated $150 per year for oper- enough or shouldn't have a right plan. eventually step in and order a sys- ating and maintenance, and Political discord between some to vote on the referendum. they'd have to pay around $1,000 tem built -- with or without their band members and their leaders "It's a teeter-totter," said Mar- each for hookup to the system. approval. precludes any involvement in the celltn. "We're trying to find a It would still require residents "They'll put in whatever damn ~Queensway sewer process until balance between the trailer park to maintain a septic lank, which system they bloody well want after band council elections this and residents and the other would pump out sewage to the and you and I are going to pay spring. homeowners." main sewer line. and pay through the nose for it." The most vocal opponents of the sewer project are homeowners like Laurel Donaldson, who built a new system just two years ago. IIV ejust "Not all of Queensway is a problem area," she argued. "It's been labelled as such, but it's not Revised RRSP ContributionRules in effect this year allow many the case." danewrell investorsto make larger RRSP contributions,and we can help.you Donaldson and others reject the idea of Raying t~ou~nl~,},of,~.ok.t~ i ] ClearanceItems make the most of it, Ask us aboutthe ACCUMULATORInvestment iars for;~%~tem th'~y t~Sa~ey~ ', ~-'~n~ items thrOughoUt;our store ,i~'~-,~,~,~ ~;.~~ cert~te~ng u'i~to !O*~qfftl~Sth year. ~ ""' '-"' don't n~All residents will ...... are •clearance priced. Stop in Why make a spousal RRS~ contribution? have to hook up to the system if You may ask however,why do such a thing? Well, contdbutlngto a spousal RRSP will the referendum passes. not only provide for income when you retire, but it's also an effective way to equalize Health ministry spokesman Ron today to find your bargains ressesma Income between spouses at retirement.And this may mean an opportunity to reduce the Craig said nearly every septic - SHOPAROUND- amount of tax paid on retirementincome. system in the Bobsein area has This is because contdbutingto a spouse] RRSP over the years through epousat RRSP malfunctioned. But before you buy compare our pdces - we'll save you $$$ contributions will subsequently provide for income splitting at retirement And through "We're all getting tarred with Income splitting, the spouse In a higher tax bracket can effedively transfer Income to the the same brush," Rick Hawke, spouse who is In a lower tax bracket. Then, when RRSP funds are withdrawnat retirement, who chairs the committee lobby- k generallyit Is the planholder,your spouse,who poy~tax on withdrawnfunds. Consequently, ing for the system. I jle total tax pald may be lower if both spouses are taxed at a lower marginaltax rata. Craig said systems also mal- Attribution rules may affect contributions functioned last year along Chur- There ere, however,some Instanceswhere the contributorwig be taxed ratherthan the chill Drive, and engineers spouse. These Instancesscour where attributionrules apply. anticipate more systems there will Specifically, attribution rules state that any withdrawal of funds from an RRSP, made fail this summer. within three yeats of the Initial contribution,is includedin taxable Incomeof the contributor Craig saidl all residents in the rather than In the taxable Income'ofthe spouse receivingthe funds. area are vuliierable to potential So it is wise to consider the many factors Involved when you're thinking of using a health problems if the sewage spomai RRSP to minimizetaxes over the shorterterm. mess isn't cleaned up ~ regard- Creative contribution strategies can help you put less of whether or not their sys- VISA tems are working well. more Into your RRSP Disease-canTing flies move Every year, many Canadians fail to take maximum advantage of their RRSPs simply because they can't find the cash to contribute. The result Is that they may lose an opportudty to buildtax-deferred savings for the future. There are however ways to ensure that you make your maximum allowable RRSP contribution every year. Good reasons to borrow Borrowing to makeyour FRSP contributioncan make good sense. To illustrate,let's say that the March 1st contributiondeedllns is lust a few weeks away, and that you're entitledto contribute $3,000 to your RRSR But you find that you've only got about $2,000 In cash. Should you borrowthe extra $1,000?. Sometimes it can be to your benefit to borrow to make your RRSP contribution,In fact, by doing ao you could save for your retirementand have a tax dedu¢lon against current' Income. Over time, the Interest earned on your RRSP contribution could outwelgh the Interest on your RRSP loan. Many floanclal Institutionshave RRSP loan programswhere you can borrow st ~me, And o~en, approvalfor an RRSP loan Is instant- you just needto apply, R EG ! STRATI()N Even mere convenientIs the flexible repa~ent schedules most Institutionsoffer to those borrowing to make and RRSP contribution. By choosing a 90-day defenai on your flint repayment you can use the proceeds from your tax refund to pay down your loan • eomet]meeyou can even pay off your RRSPloan In just one payment .93 Choosing the Right RRSP Investment M~y RRSP Investorerecognize the Immediatetax benefits of contributingregularly to, their RRSP, They often give leee thought to how their RRSP Is growing, But, with a little 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm knowledge,you can help to make a big differenceto the amountof cash you accumulateIn your plan - end to the q~ity of your retirementlifestyle. In fact, Just an Increaseby a single percentagepoint In the averagerate of return on your 1 0:00 am to 5:00 RRSP investmentscould Increaseyour retirementIncome quite slgnif~ent~. And th~ could mean a lot of nice extras when you retire, Improving RRSP Performance keena Mall So how do you help Increasethe averagerate of return of your RRSPInvedment? Stad by looking st the Investmentsyou now hold Inside your RRSR Uke maw people,you may :'tht:l:~.~ , . select the same types of RRSP Investmentevery year - withoutconsidering all the opticns Fees: availabletoyou. ~ .' . : " ' For example, your RRSP portfolio may conslet almost enttrely of one-year Invedmea certificates, A good choice? Cedainly theee provide a high level of security and a years i • $30,00 respectablereturn. But you could probablydo better. up One way is to diversifyyour holdingsto Includecert]6cstes with a widerange'of maturity, dates', say, from six months to five yem, Then, If Interest mtas dedlne In the future, your longer-term cedificatee will probably mature quickly encu9h zo that youll still be able to 3 or/more $75.00 capitalizeon the higher rate. :act Gary Turner Bank of Montreal 4666 Lakelse Ave,, - Terrace - . #L: HAROLD J. SPENSLEY, Community Banking Manager ii n H ~ " I lIT f i" I] I I I I ' "11 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Februaw 24, 1993 - Page A9 Del0itte& .-Touche Homestake takes Box 22, . IMPROVING Terrace 8.0. Major Credit Cards FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES? YOURODDS V8G 4A2 Accepted Call us to arrangefor a free AGAINST Majorie Park Your donationIs mine plan on tour consultation and a copy of our 1CN~DA'S 638-1167 tax deductible information booklet ~1K}LLER, cause of existing facilities serving TERRACE -- Most of the jobs and so prevent acid generation (604) 564.1111 Your in Memoriam gift is a lastihg tribute. Pfease from a proposed gold mine north Placer's Equity silver mine which which occurs when exposed to Toll Free: 1-800-663-5103 send your dodation to the address dbov~e, along with of here can probably be filled by is soon scheduled to close. air, said Turney. (he name of the deceased, y~ur name and address It looked at other locations in people already in the region, says "We are doing tests to DELOITTE & TOUCHE INC. and the name and address of the next.of-kin, for an the project manager. the northwest, including the #800 - 299 Victoria Street, determine the best way of hand- ,acknowledgement card. John Turney of Horn,stake Dubose area south of Lakelse ling that," he said. Pdnce George, B,C., V2L 5138 , - Canada said the Eskay Creek pro- Lake. A key part of the mine plan is ject can draw workers from Iskut, "Houston already lzas the ser- constructing a road to the site. Desse Lake.and Stewart. vices we need and it has a good It will connect with a road built He .made the comment while on baseline of environmental studies into the Iskut Valley two years a recent northwest tour to explain for railings disposal," said ago that provides access to Tumey. the company's plan. Hwy37. Step 1: Horn,stake envisions a 360 The decision to shift processing An application to construct that ~ I~l ~ ~ ~ Present thls ad to your tonne a daymine st Eskay Creek away from the mine site came road will be part of the compa- employing 80 people. after further investigation into the ny's formal mine development Ore will be trucked out to Bob kind of ore there. proposal to the provincial govern- /41~i ' Chooseany two entrees Quinn Lake on Hwy37 and then "There is very high grade ore ment. / S r aDinnerlimitedtime only,,,(% . eachUpt°avalue°f$16"95 driven south and east to Houston but it is quite complex. The pro- Eskay Creek, if developed, will ~, ~ stups: for processing at the Equity silver cuss we will use takes a lot of be Horn,stake's third mine in . Enjoy your meal...and mille. power," said Turaey. B.C IL 1"~ ~ T A ~ save up to $10.95 The Houston operation is ex- The process to be used is almost It operates the Golden Bear pected to employ 150 people. like a pressure cooker which will mine near Dease Lake and one I WO JUSt: t _ Hem,stake released an updated break down the ore to expose the near Penticton in the south i ~1~ . ~ ~ offer expires May z/'J3 outline of its project several gold. Okanagan. weeks age and will follow that up It will accelerate very quickly The company last year mined with a formal application to the the natural process that occurs nearly two million ounces of gold provincial government in June. when rock is exposed to air. in Canada, the United States and "~ % ~ ~ ~ ~ Reservations: , ,~,'.~[k,~ The company estimates it has Homestake wants to take waste around the world. mineable reserves of 1.1 million rock from the site and dump it in Eskay Creek is expected to pro- 6ze.os44or term,s, enough for a life of eight one of several small lakes nearby. duce 250,000 ounces of gold a oa.y special, 638-1503 ~ .o,. to 10 years at 360 tonnes a day. That will keep the rock covered year. The ore also contains silver, zinc and copper. Homestake chose Houston be- Party We ' re hay i a pops up TERRACE/ -- Mel Hurtig's Ha- tionai Party might field a candi- date in Skeena in the next federal SUPER election. TRUCK Local National Party organizer Russell Earl says there are a couple of people in the con- stituency talking about running. The most likely •potential candi- date so far is from the Queen SUPER T,RUCK Charlotte Islands, he said. Earl, a counsellor at Skeena Jr. Secondary School, said any potential candidates will be vetted by the party's B.C. nominating committee in an effort to screen SALE SALE out candidates who would give them a bad name. ~b "We don't want weirdos oro:eu~.- ol ~emists being p~irtOf ~e' ~t~,;'... ,,At M,oE an ..in..Te r race,,,,,.i';; he said, adding they're trying to avoid some'of the problems the Reform Party has encountered. I Earl says he has watched Hurtig for many years and says the time I~" somona Compact ~~ PER OR v ~,~~~ I is right for a new political party. I #93132 "The country is evaporating Pickup- *35 mp~l ' w .~v~~ MONTH v a:9" v "" ..._.1 around us while these damned politicians hatter without having S.Extended ~~ .... $211"** their priorities straight." I 1993 Chev m 44. ftfiEO0"'i So far Earl has a few copies of Cab, $10 Compact ~~ ...... ,: . PER OR ~P' | |. " :~~=~' Hurtig's platform -- the 90-page paperback A New and Better Can. ada ~ and he's started seeking support. .... "I won't say there's been an 1993 GMC S-Truck avalanche of interest. But there's i PER been some. I've had about l0 4x4 Sonoma Comp calls in a week." #93161 MONTH . . The National Party has about Pickup - *26 mDa 600 members in B.C. The party hopes to run 200 can- 1993 Chev Full Size didates across the country, and is aiming to cover every riding in C1500 1/2 Ton Pickup B.C. #93177 . *30 o,Vl 3,995 Earl said he doesn't personally mp,q MONTH oppose Skeena's sitting MP, New Democrat Jim Fulton. "I think Jim Fulton does a hell ,d~ 1993 Chev Full Size of a good job. My problem is not ~v- 4x4 C1500 1/2 ton .,. o V.16 99500" with Mr. Fulton but with his party as a whole.'! • #93128 Pickun - *24 m MONTH .The National Party's platform includes: • Cancelling the free trade ,~ 1993 GMC Full Siz~~_ S385"** ~ =[ agreement with the United States 4x4K1500, Ext. ~ PER OR V ,_~!1 Q(:I¢;~/~/Vl l and rejecting the North American ' , llllJ Free Trade Agreement. ,,o~10~ Cab- 24 mp~ '~pII~~rMONTH ,~ • Electoral reform. • Development of national stan- dards for health care, social pro- ,~,~ 1993 Chev ~ . $386**'* m/~ grams and environmental pro- tection. - t~Y,' Blazer 4 Door ~ PER o,,,,. 995 • Economic policies aimed at ,seating full employment, ~;93102 4x4 " * 25 mpgq ~- .... MONTH ¢" V restricting foreign ownership, and I | I ~ Lease payments based on 48 mo[i[h term, allowing the Canadian dollar to ~ I Whether its a Truck Super Sale on a Super taxes extra. $450 securltydeposit and $500 find its own value without being Truck Sale. "]-he savings are the same.., down payment OAC propped up by the Bank of Cana- And You'"ll find them at the Bright Spot on **All prices are net of rebates da. * Based on Transport Canada Highway Fuel I Highway 1 6 West in Terrace Ratin s

CORRECTION "[he following err,re have occuned In thlS~elCe *DollarI~da" flyer: .The Reconditioned'HarJol~,Phone shownon page3 will not be available. Instead, we will substitute the Reconditioned "Northern Telocorn' Pherm~ $11,e6. .l~vo Hems on, page 5 have been McEwan I ~co.o=~p~. ~o 3.78L 'Filch & Terrace I Ready' ~itrm Ddnk b actually $t.M I and the 300ml Everfmsh "Spelde£ I Drinkb ~,~ I We ~eo~ lot =y In=)nveden=e~t= I~Yh~ ~. :. Page AIO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993

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Vandalism figures FALSE: Once a person Is suicidal, he is suicidal forever. TRUE: Happily, individuals who wish to kill themselves are "suicidal" only for a limited period of time. If they are show a decrease saved from self-destruction, they can go on to lead useful lives. TERRACE -- Just short of its conviction, she said. business on Dobbin St. in Thorn- TERRACE & DISTRICT VICTIMS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM first anniversary, the local Vandal Vandal Watch co-chair Doug hill. 3205 Eby Street, Terrace Watch campaign has given out Smith said the committee over- This year, the program -- in 638-0333 or 638-1111 five awards totalling $500. seeing the program is happy with conjunction with Terrace Vandal Watch operates a con- the results, fir, fighters ~ established a fidential phone line offering "The object of the program was reward for information on the awards for information leading to to see a decrease in vandalism in Jan. 19 fire whiel~ destroyed the arrest and convictions of the community. And while we businesses on Kalum St. those respons~le for acts of don't pretend that Vandal Watch The Vandal Watch phone num- THERE'SA COLDHEARTED vandalism. has been totally respons~le, we ber is 635-5556. Callers are given Four of the awards were for do believe Vandal Watch has had a rile number and their identity is THIEF IN YOURHOME. windows broken in downtown something to do with it," he said. kept a secret. Doug Smith businesses and the fifth for "There's been a lot of promo- It's lurking outside the back door. Or in the shadows of vehicle windows broken tion and a lot of talk about the the basement. It's the humming, whirring, clicking, old downtown. phone number and some people second refrigerator. And it's robbing you of cold cash - Those involved with Vandal have taken a second look. an old inefficient second fridge can cost you up to Watch also note that the number They've thought about it and $100 a year to run. of reported acts of vandalism has have walked right by without TO OUTPERFORM, dropped between 1991 and 1992. committing an act of vandalism," WE'LL COME AND GET ITAHD GIVE YOU $30.I* "There were 664 incidents Smith added. reported in 1991 and in 1992 He said that donations by the YOU NEED A We can take the problem off your hands. We'll pick up there were 557 reports. That's a business community have kept your old operating fridge (10 cu. ft. to 24 cu. ft. size) decrease of 107 incidents," said the award fund healthy. COMPETITIVE EDGE. free of charge, dispose of it in an environmentally safe Constable Kim Hall, the RCMP Vandal Watch has also become detachment's community polieing involved in acts other than manner and send you a cool $30. officer. vandalism. One other incident is working It is offering an award'for in- To register in the Program, call the Refrigerator Buy-Back its way through the system and an formation from an incident last Hot Line toll-free 1.800-663-CASH (2274). In the award will be paid if there is a fall which destroyed a home and Lower Mainland, call 683-CASH (2274).

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renews its efforts ,. ",'.'¢,.'..: ",, "'.,." ':..'::" .'.:; ::,',:,".':::' ,.:, ,'v;-?.. T,) build project ATRIMARK WE MANAGE. TERRACE -- The Seniors willingness to live in such a de- MUTUAL FUNDS TO OUTPERFORM. Housing Society is launching an velopment. effort to build a new, low-cost Brouwer said people 40 years For more information, please call.or mail the attached coupon to: housing complex here. of age and older were eligible to But its efforts cannot succeed sign up and the necessary forms unless it can show a local need, were available at the Happy Gang says society spokesman Tins Centre on Kalum St. Brouwer. Those wishing assistance in fill- Application for approval of the ing out the forms could drop into project has to go to the provincial the centre every Tuesday through government's B.C. Housing Man- March, 12-4 p.m., she added. agement Commission, she ex- The society will also have a dis- NaII'IC: BChgdro plained. play table in the Skeena Mall on Address: That application must be ac- Monday, March 29. City: .Province Postal Code: *B.C.Hydro reservesthe right to change or cancel the rebate offer at companied by forms Idled out by For more information, phone Daytime Phone Number: any timewithout prior notice. potentia~tgnao~:.confirming theft Brouwer at 635-6702. Designed by Trimark Investment l'aanagementInc.

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, t Page A12 - The Terrace Standard, Weclnesday, February 24, 1993 Fish plant charge laid TERRACE -- A major Prince legal inland commercial fishery Rupert fish-packing plant has for surplus sockeye and pink sal- been charged with illegally mon. buying native-caught fish from Russell's fish was seized at the Skeena River,last summer. Ocean Fisheries in Prince Rupert Ocean Fisheries Ltd. was and at Orca Seafoods Ltd. in charged last week with nine Richmond. counts of knowingly buying f'rsh Edmonton-based businessman that weren't caught in any author- Slew Yah Lee pleaded guilty ized commercial fishery or Dec. I0 to illegal possession of " homeland fishery. fish and was fined $1,000. rprOUdsponsorCOrporate" The company allegedly pur- Fisheries officers" seized more chased nearly 20,000 kilograms than 2,000 kilograms of sockeye of Skeena sockeye July 28 and salmon from Lee's van at Git- Aug. 7 from Simgake Fisheries, segnlda on Aug. 18. owned by Gitksan businessman Ocean Fisheries appears in Herb Russell, of Gitsegukla. court March 16. to enter a plea. The charges against Ocean Last year's homeland fishery Fisheries are the third set of was the first time natives were al- charges laid so far in connection lowed to commercially sell fish with native fish sales last sum- caught in the Skeena River. mer. Northwest. native groups were Russell has been charged with given allocations to selectively illegally selling fish that were not fish for abundant pink salmon authorized under the homeland and surplus sockeye salmon. fishery agreement, which allowed Fisheries officers are vowing Gitksan .and Wet'suwet'en tighter regulation of the fishery Hereditary Chiefs:to operate a " this year., -. College raises FRESH CUT FROM CANADA B.C. OR ALBERTA its:tuition fees GRADE "A" BEEF FRESH GROWN TERRACE -- Northwest Com- Perry lifted lastyear's province. munity College is planning to in- wide freeze on tuition fees, but T-BONE STEAK MUSHROOMS crease tuition fees nearly 10 per asked college boards not to boost OR WING STEAK cent next september. tuition fees bymore thau 9.75 per The proposed changes would cent. see academic and career program tuition fees go up to $32.90 per credit from $30 ~ an increase of MIN. 3-4 STEAKS 9.75 per cent. PER PKG. The vocational programs monthly fee would g0up by the same percentage, rising from $90 to $98.75. And the maximum fee that can be charged for a semester rises Ote~oWeStU~e would Ill~ m from $450 to $493.85. For nurs- welcome Monlca Peacock to the ing students, the trimester maxi- As a Ions-time r=lclent of Terrace, mum goes from $300 [9 $329.25. Medic= b looldng forward 0o helping College officials say their fees you achieve financial succ=~ Her are well below the province-wide profe=lonalbm wlU emure you average. reD=lye ¢ompletecllent ntl~zc4:ion The increases g;ould bring aca- =~1 excellent ~n'ice, ]fyouneed demic and career program fees up Imn~e wl~ ~¢l~men¢ pl=~lng, • or want ~,p~t 'your ~ ~t~ tg.Jh~nqii~l~'ttd,pmviueial aver~ ag¢,~,.aodi~.~ld.qb~!yo~tlonal "" ";"~' :" ~"Motilea Peacock~'; program fees to 92.5 per cent of Bus" .635-6166 the expected provinc~l average. Re= 638,1586 The increase is the maximum allowed under guidelines issued last month by advanced education minister Tom Perry.

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What's CROSSROADER'S DIARY ,Up Ethel lives for tomorrow The Terrace Standard offers By KIRSTEN MURPHY A couple years later, for similar What's Up as a public service to U NDER A marble reasons, Ethel was joined by a its readers and community younger brother. Despite growing organizations. blue sky, 26-year-old This column is Intended for Ethel Mpofu sits in up amongst an extended family of non-profit organizations and the shade of her two- aunts, uncles, cousins and those events for which there is room hut. brothers, she admits: "I always no admission charge. While she gently weaves green wished by mother was around." Items will run two weeks thread into starched orange fab- And her father? "I've never before each event. ric, a sticky breeze teases the hem met him," she says. We ask that • Items be submit- Wiggling her Weight between ted by noon on the FRIDAY of her dress. before the Issue in which it is to "Alya, it's too hot," she says, either hip, Ethel leans against the appear. putting her work down and giving hut and sighs. "Sure it has been a For other contributed articles, her brow a backhanded wipe. tough life, but not too tough. Just the deadline is $ p.m. on the "The rains must come soon." not very smooth." THURSDAY before the Issue The call for rain is a national While growing up, meals were comes oat. cry -- one that has reached the strictrations of sadza and vegeta- Submissions should be typed bles. Meat was sometimes served or printed neatly. lips of newseast6rs throughout the world. but usually saved for guests or FEBRUARY 23, 1993 - Unlike the media images special occasions. When their Alzheimers and Dementia support beamed into living rooms, how- meagre portions ran out, she and groups will be held at the Mental ever, Ethel Mpofu's problems her family simply did without. Health Centre at 1:00 pm call 638- will not vanish with the Changing She recalls rising with the sun 3325. lp45 *i~IS of a channel. to fetch water and ploughing in the fields before walking to MARCH 2, 1993 - Terrace I xemember meeting Ethel the Breastfeeding support group is afternoon I arrived at school. She did this every day un- havi.ng a monthly meeting, discus- Tshelanyemba. At the time she til the age of 18, when she could sion topic is breastfeeding and was working as Dr. Friedli's no longer attend. aids, meeting takes place in the house girl and I was immediately Ethel became pregnant with her Education Room at Mills Memo- put at ease by her playful grin and first child, Nomagugu (meaning rial tlospital at 8:00pm. lp45 $** t~* fluent English. precious) in 1984, four years after MARCH 2-5, 1993 - The Instant Two weeks later, I developed Zimbabwe gained independence. Science Centre from Science chicken pox and Ethel was one of World will be at the Terrace Public the few people who dared visit Library, during library regular the spotted Canadian. Needless to Although Ethel may hours. 2p44 say, when she developed the regard her past with bitter same affliction two weeks later, I humour, it is a future of MARCH 5, 1993 - Womens Interchureh council of canada is went to her homestead, offering second chances that gives having a World Day of Prayer at my condolences and apologies. her hope. the Terrace Alliance Church at Like the deep-rooted trees of 7:00 pm. 2p45 the area, Ethel has spent all her *S,I* life in one location: "I knew about planned MARCH 6, 1993 - The Terrace Tshelanyemba. parenthood and was on the pill at Science Fair feature displays & Tshelanyemba is a community the time, but the tablets (pills) Contests through the day. Children of traditional subsistance farmers were no longer available," she may sign up for contests in the says, her voice trailing off. morning. This likes place in the mainly women ~ who livein During the time Ethel became Caledonia school gym. 2p44 random clusters of mud ~huts ad- jacent to hard dusty fields. pregnant, political dissidents from MARCH 19, 1993 - Crontic Due to the infertile nature of the the War of Independence were Fatigue support group is having a soil and low anhual rainfall, farm- suspected of hiding in the nearby combined meeting for those with ing is difficult and most men go Matobos Park. Transport through fihromyalgia, this is held at the to Botswana or South Africa to the park to Tshelanyemba was Hap~y Gang Centre at curtailed and supplies, such as ~o~:~h,, .... 2p45. 'w'ork. r~'.'.-.~'~., ~ * * * * "'When"ihe:'y"'c.ome home it's pharmaceuticalS, came to'a stand- OCTOBER:23, 1993 ~ The often just for a couple weeks once still. BCQAPO Branch 73 is having an a year," she says, pausing to ad- "I wanted tO be a mother," she Anfiual Tea and Bazaar featudnR mke her work. says, rethreading her needle. yea/iround prai3tical gifts and Besides staff housing at the "But I loved school and was very baked goods. It is held at the hospital, rural homesteads do not sad when I had to leave." HapwGang Centre, 3226 Kalum The father of Nomngugu :Street, at 1:30 pro. tfn have running water, indoor plumbing or electricity. promised to marry Ethel and sup- CRISIS LINE is open 24 hours a "Of course it's cheaper living port the child, but his promises day,for anyone in crisis. Call 635- out here (compared to the city), failed to materialize. "Of course I 4042. tfn was very dissappointed," she ***** but it's not very fun," she says. When Ethel was seven months says, waving off flies. FAMILY DAYCARE Days at the old, her mother decided she could Following the birth three years Terrace Public Library, Thursdays later of her second child, at 10:30 am, January 28, Febrary no longer care for the child and Buthokuhle, Ethel found herself 25, and March 25. Caregivera are deposited the baby in the arms of wel~me to bring children of all the Gogo (grandmother). in a similar situation with a dif- ages for a special storytime. Please "There was no money and she ferent man. letm know if you plan to attend as probably felt she couldn't cope," With two yong children, no job a. minimum registration is needed Ethel says of her mother. Cont'd Page B4 A BETTER FUTURE may be in store for 26-year-old Zimbabwe woman Ethel Mpofu, who is now to go ahead ~vith this program. able to go back to high school for a new beginnng. There is no charge. To. 638-8177. *S*** "TALES FOR TWOS" at the Terrace Public Library begins VOLUNTEERS Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 10:30 am and will run for six weeks. This is n half-hour storytime with picture books, puppets and fingerplays Bureau sign ups especially, for two year olds. Chil. dren must be accompanied by an adult. Please register in advance. Thereis no charge. To register call keep on climbing the library, tel. 638-817% ***** TERRACE VOLUNTEER The Terrace Volunteer Bureau gets through to Tyler or assistant .BUREAU for Volunteer Opportu- has hardly had time to celebrate Mary Alice Neilly. nities to suit your needs & time its 100th volunteer before that All volunteers are interviewed available. Contact Lovina Tyler at figure started to be left behind, in an effort to match the person 638-1330. Mon-Frl, 8:30 - 4:30. Co-ordinator Lovina Tyler said up with the type of work they'd ***** there arc now 120 pcoplc on its like to do. EVERY WEDNESDAY from 8- books...and there's no slowing in Although those usually take 8:00 pm. Terrace Narcotics Anon- ymdtis~"Steps to Recovery." meets the stream coming forward to of- place during normal office hours, atl the'~keena Health Unit audito- fer their services. Tyler sU'cssed special arrange- rium.:.- : / That's just as wcll because the ments can be made to interview :'::;i:"' ' ***** Bureau will soon face its biggest and register people at a time con- EVERY WEDNESDAY - Tenace challenge, finding enough people venient to potential volunteer. ~ l:,ai:lies• Kermodei Lions Club , , ~1-, ~, ~ ..,. to hclp out at this year's Pacific The typical volunteer? There mee& atl the Inn of the West. For Northwest Music Festival. isn't one. times,a~ more info contact Doro- , i-..,, 1 "We need 100 volunteers," Tyler said they range in age thy, Ba'rtsoff at 638-8183. Kirsten Murphy is a 24-year.old Northwest Communily College stu- .. , . ~***~ dent working in Zimbabwe with Canadian CrossroadsInternational. Tyler. explained, emphasizing from 75 to 14 yearsof age and 35 EVERY THURSDAY at 7:30pm IT'S A they wouldn't be expected to per cent are men, twice the aver- Overeaters Anonymous at Wom- work every day of the festival's age of other such bureaus across en's Resource Centre. Call 635- two week span. the province. 6446. WILD "Even half a day will do," she Co.incidentally, the bureau's pointed out. And for those who 100th volunteer was a male, EVERY MONDAY Terrace Co. Brian Penman. Dependants Anonymous meets work during the dayi there was from 8-9 pro, Call Karen 638- WORLD room for help at the event's eve- He is one of 14 volunteers the 0707. EXPLORING: Beaver ning sessions. Bureau has supplied to the Deep skulls and animal furs Jobs volunteers will be asked to Creek hatchery, help facility EVERY 3RD MONDAY of each were among the find- do included acting as an usher for manager Jorma Jyrkkanen de- month the Arthritis Society has a ings for children at both participants and spectators scribed as vital to its continued drop-ln for information at Happy and handling registration of the operation. Gang Centre 3226 Kalum 1:30- Parkside Elementary young artists. The hatchery is one of 34 agen- 300° ' ,: .: '~' . School last Friday. They went on a voyage of Although the festival doesn't cies which are on the Bureau's The .... CHILD HEALTH discovery when 30 get under way until March 22, books, Social Services mlnistry's CLINICS" need~your volunteer 'Discovery Boxes' ar- Tyler said the bureau wants to Emergency Services program dervtoi$. Duties include weighing rived from Science sign up voluntccrs as quickly as being the latest addition, & m~uring children. No lifting World filled with possible. With the variety of work those nece~y,~Clinlcs are Tuesdays "They can phone us nght groups offer, it shouldn't be hard from 9.30 ram. -'t1.'30 a'.m. and wonders. The boxes are now," she added, for those wishing to get involved from 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m~ Thurs- a lead-up to the Science days 11;30 p.m. - 4:0b: p.m. For Fair U3at begins next And if no-one's in the ~office to find something to suit them. l~ li~formatton os![ catherine @ week, when they call, tile "altswering To find out just What is avail, machin e will •ensure the message able, call the Bureau at 638-1330. :~}2~:i",

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PATSY 'USIC LIVES! That's right, folks, she's not • HARVEST MOON plays at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13 from Feb. 26-27. dead. Palsy Cline is alive and well in the guise of songstress Colette • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 p.m. to 1 a.m.) and Wise. Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) at George's Pub in the Northern Motor Wise stars as the rule-breaking Inn and every Friday night (7 p,m, to 1 a.m.) at the Thornhill country/blues singer in the Arts Neighbourhood Pub. Club Theatre's national tour of A Upcoming: Closer Walk With Patsy CIine, • GEORGE FOX, a three-time Juno award winner, brings the a travelling musical road show best in Canadian country musie to the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on Wed- that hits Terrace Friday, March 5. nesday, March 10. Showtime is 8 p.m. Tickets are $1~° at Sight and The Cline tribute tour is cover- Sound. ing 43 communities across Cana- da. It features a live band, a 50s THEATRE deejay, some knee-slapping com- edy and a giant full-colour "jukebox" atmosphere. • A CLOSER WALK WITH PATSY CLINE brings" the Arts The musical is directed by Dean Club Theatre's hit musical east featuring singer Colette Wise to the Regan. The versatile Mark ILE.M. Lee Theatre Friday, March 5. Showtime 8 p.m.Tiekets $20 Weatherley plays alonside wise ($14 for students/seniors) at Erwin's Jewellers in the Skeena Mall. as the deejay and three different A Terrace Concert Societypresentation. comedians. A Closer Walk With Pats~ Cline plays the R~.M. Lee i~I, )VIES Theatre 8 p.m. Friday Mar. 5. Tit $20 ($14 for students and • ASPEN EXTREME plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. tonight and seniors) at Erwin's Jewellers. Thursday night, along with THE VANISIIING, starring Kiefer Sutherland and Jeff Bridges, at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Starting Friday: Youth • ALIVE starts Friday at 7 and 9:15 p.m., along with SNIPER, starring Tom Berenger, at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. artwo k ET CETERA A COMEDY NIGHT at Hanky Panky's in the Coast Inn of the sought West Thursday Feb. 25 will feature L.A.'s Brian Cox and Tim Koslo. Showtime 9 p.m. $3 cover charge. A 15-year tradition celebrating the creativity of the province's A MULTI-MEDIA '93 features the work of local art gallery youth is getting set once again. members on display now ill the Terrace Art Gallery for the month The B.C. Young Artists Tour- of February. Gallery hours are noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. ing Exhibition is inviting young people to submit artwork for the Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to add show. your event to the Standard's free entertainment listings. The Organized by the Emily Can deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following week's paper. College of Art and Design (EC- CAD) Outreach Program, the show opens Sept. 12 for exhibi- tion until OeL 3 at Emily Cart be- COLETTE WISE is Patsy Cline in the latest tribute concert to hit town -- A Closer Walk With ,.~ ..¢,~',~',:i/.i?~ ~,:, .: . • fore embarking on a two-year~ Patsy CIIne by Vancouver's Arts Club .'theatre; p~ovincial tbur. "'~:..' ,-~ Would !t PRE- be all r~ght INVENTORY ~~/~~tO take the SALE ~pV~~.~."!~~ life ofthis baby?,,, DAyS

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( Page B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 LAST Max. Mln. Snow Rain Sun Aurora plans arts courses 3 WEEKS Temp. Temp. (em) (ram) NOW IN THEIR THIRD YEAR, the folks at the Aurora Summer Cars) We i~" tther School of the Arts arc gearing up for the 1993 installment July 12- Jan. 16 -10.4 - -15.3 0 0 :~ !~ ,~ 31. Jan. 17 -10.0 -14.6 0 0 6;5 This year they're planning to focus on photography, drama and Jan. 18 -6.9 -16.3 0 0 3.1 music. Jan. 19 1.0 -7.6 27.0 0 0 Don Clark, one of B.C.'s bright lights of jazz, is on the list of in- Jan. 20 0.5 -8.9 Trace 0 3.7 W; Ltch structors. A master of the trumpet and flugel horn, he'll coach stu- Jan. 21 -0.9 '7,4 17.0 o o dents of brass instruments. Jan. 22 -3.2 -7.7 2.9 0 0 The theatre arts segment features Tony Stamboulieh and Christine 18.8 0 0 • Temperatures averaged Jan. 23 -5.0 -9.9 Pilgrim. Stamboulieh is a veteran of the television and movie busi- MARCEL GAGNE Jan. 24 -0.6 -5.6 2.6 1,8 0 eight degrees below normal, ness, and Pilgrim has had extensive experience in theatre, film and Jan. 25 4.6 -0.6 Trace 7.2 2.4 with daily "highs" averag- music hall performances in England. They'll be hosting a theatre Thomhill Motors Jan. 26 1.8 0.1 1.2 1.0 0 ing -12 degrees. Our workshop and a music hall workshop. Let me help you with your purchase of your new or used Jan. 27 1.9 -0.5 0 0 4.9 warmest day (-6.2 on the Tcrrace's AI Richardson and Montreal's Donald Walker will take car or truck. Jan. 28 "0.2 -1.8 ~ 1.0 2.0 0 8th) was Well below the -3.7 photo buffs on a photographic safari around the Skeena valley. Bus: 635-7286 Jan. 29 7.5 -0.9 0 14.4 0 normally encountered in the For more information call 635-2101 or 635-5603. Res: 635-1165 Jan. 30 8.0 2.5 0 3.8 0.2 first half of January. Jan. 31 8.7 -0.5 0 9.0 0.4 5.4 2.3 0 1.0 0,4 Feb. I • If it's any consolation, 3.0 0.4 0 0.6 0 Feb. 2 at Spearfish, South Dakota, Feb. 3 4.1 0.2 0 6.4 0 Feb. 4 4.6 1.7 0 23.4 0 50 years ago this month, a Feb. 5 9.6 2.9 0 15.2 1.1 vigourous chinook blasted Feb. 6 6.6 2.0 0 9.8 0 temperatures from -20 to Feb. 7 6.7 2.9 0 14,8 0 +Z2 degrees in just two Feb. 8 7.6 4.6 0 0 0 minutes. LOW Feb. 9 7.9 1.2 0 0 6.2 Feb. 10 3,1 0.1 0 0 0 • Meanwhile, in 1989, a WAREHOUSE Feb. 11 3.5 -2.6 0 0 8.2 mont-ending blizzard sent Feb. 12 4.1 -5.5 0 0 8.0 temperatures in Alberta 7d~ lAST Max. M in. Snow Rain Sun plummetting from 12 de- YEAR Temp. Temp. (cm) (ram) PRICES UPTO (hrs) grees to -9 degrees in less than an hour, accompanied 1.4 -0.4 Trace 0 0 ON :30 Jan. 16 0 by 36 cm of snow. Jan. 17 0.2 -1.4 Trace 0 Jan. 18 3.8 -2.4 0 4.2 0 Jan. 19 4.6 1.0 0 21.6 0 ~ February 7, 1892. MATTRESSES Jan. 20 3.3 0 Trace 14.0 0 Verkhoyansk, Russia. The Huge Selection - Huge Savings ~ prince from 75. ~ to Jan. 21 2.0 -0.2 3.6 Trace 0 lowest temperature ever re- 599: ~ Jan. 22 0.8 -1.7 3.0 0 0.2 corded in the northern Jan. 23 1.2 -1.6 1.2 0 0 hemisphere (-68* C) oc. BASIC PRACTO- CHIRO- POSTURE Jan. 24 1.8 0 Trace 0 0 curredfor the second day in QUALITY PEDIC EXCELLENCE PELUXE Jan. 25 4.8 -0.1 1.0 2.6 0.3 a row. Jan. 26 5.2 1.8 0 20.8 0 Jan. 27 4.3 1.6 0 13.0 0 ~ February 3, ~916. TWIN 4.5 1.0 Trace Trace 0 Jan. 28 0 Minus 16 degree tempera- 2 PC. SET ,99 ,199 '289 ,329 Jan. 29 4.5 0.8 0 19.6 0.1 tures and strong northerly Jan. 30 4.9 ,' 0.8 4.0 40.6 DOUBLE Jan. 31 2.9 0.9 Trace 0.6 0.1 winds hindered firefighters 2 PC. SET ' ' Feb. 1 1.8 -1.7 0 0 0 battling a conflagration that '149 249 '329 389 Feb. 2 2.1 -1.2 3.0 15.2 0 consumed much of the Par- • " :,', .~:t::~.': ;':.,:',! Feb. 3 5.8 0.3 Trace 22.6 0 liament buildings in Ottawa. QUEEN Feb. 4 2.8 -0.2 14.2 6.0 2.0 2 PC. SET Feb. 5 2.8 -0.3 Trace 0 0.3 ~ On Feb. 17th in 1973, Feb. 6 3.0 0.5 0 0 5.3 winds of lOOkm/h combined Feb. 7 3.9 -0.4 0 0 7.5 with minus 40 degree Feb. 8 2.3 -2.0 0 0 07.7 temperatures to create wind "SAVE MONEY! Feb. 9 -0.2 -3.3 6.6 0 4.5 chills of minus 123 degrees Feb. 10 -2.7 -6.7 Trace 0 Why Not?" Feb. 11 -3.6 -6.8 0.4 0 0.5 along with severe blizzard Feb. 12 -1.2 -4.9 Trace 0 3.0 conditions at lqalui~ NWT. Deloitl:e& .~ This Week Touche

at the Terrace Inn ...... ~INANClAEDIFFICULTIES? ~.all us!to airarige for a free '- 64 Chooslng to buy In AUgies oihingRo0m. , donsultationand a copy of our LOCATIONS Furniture & Mattresses anywhere else is like Special information booklet choosing to pay higher prices. Monday Friday S pm - 8 pm (604) 564-1111 ' Lasagne $4.95 Turkey Dinner with all, Toll Free: 1.800-663-5103 the trimmings & dessert Tuesday DELOITTE & TOUCHE INC. 0PENTOTHEPUBL[C~ M0nday-Wednesday~ Saturday: R0arn-Spm [~] [-~-] ~llI #800 - 299 Victoria Street, 4730 Keith Avenue Thursday& Friday: 10 am -9 prn EthnicTuesday $4.95 Prince George, B.C., 635-4111 Sunday: Closed Wednesday =10.95 V2L 5B8 Beef StirFry $4.95 Thursday Breakfast Chicken Pesto Fettucini $4.95 Served TERRACE STANDARD Friday I .... SERVING THE TERRACE AREA ...... _] Baron of Beef $5.95 ALL DAYI Now Playing The Coast Feb. 22 - March 6 "DiamondBack" . , -if: ¸ ( ..,:-:/,~- In present , GIGI's Pub 635-6630 /, Storybook We( KUNbL Bridal Fair " oFJO ' fr For the soon to be married, The Terrace Standard and The Coast Inn of the West proudly present: \ \ A STORYBOOK WEDDING thony Parents: Shed & Murray ) irths Metealfe 3 a.m. Baby's Name~ \ m Male Alyssa May JeanMailloux , sister for Date & Time of Birth: i Februaff 12/93 at 1:35 p.m. Friday, March 5, | Weight, 8 Ibs 14 oz Sex= Female naey Parents: LaurieHamilton & Rene 4:00 p.ml- 10:00 p.m. t: ,irth! Maillo~ :16 p.m. Baby's Name: Dominic JulesAdrlen Cam m Female Date & Time of Birth: This event will be a showcase for llehelle February 13/93 at 5:26 p.m. your business or service. An ~-.~.~ Weightt 5 lbs 15.5 ozSe= Male • ..~ / ~" ~ Parents=Philippe &Amanda Cam atmosphere of displays, L demonstrations and fashion shows are just some of the things that will make up this exciting event. \ To Book Your Booth call Dorothy at 638-8141. % I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 - Page B7

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~]|I~P..E':~+~.~";.~: "lJ Developed farm with moJoflty fist ~ ~3 '.- + The Canadian Red Cross Society • ~~.~J land with berne, outbuildings, ,P,I'~I !~,, . • fencing, Home nnd buildings are ; ' , JUST LISTED ICE RESCUE ...... -...... veP/basic, Asking $33,500, ML8 1984 Medullae Mobile 14 x 70 with THE ULTIMATE Located on Ferry Road In SOLD'.. !l 12 x 24 addition. Total 1268 sq, It. ONE LEVEL LIVING LIE FLAT- USE A This 3103 sq, ft. home Is of quality Cedaxvale.Call Laudesfor details, LADDEROR POLETO Built-in dlshw.,,her, oven, and G,E • 1500 sq, ft. -3 bedrooms finishing and comas with 5 RETREAT! RETREAT! '.. ,o : counter-top range. Must be moved. -80x 200 lot, -cabin. REACH-FULL TO SAFETY bedrooms, family room, dining Get away for the weekend, Check .--.,,-,,-- Asking $29,900 MLS. Fore more Asking $78,000MLS room, living room, 3 bedrooms and out this beautiful cottage on 10.52 1973 • 12X68 MOBILE .=. ~ .'. I Into call Ted 635.5619 Including a 4 place ensure. Full acres. A short distance from town, 4 appliances, some furnishing, 3 .__JCJ+t.-- ++t,°,+ DON'T WANT TO PAY VERY AFFORDABLE basement, double garage and makes it a terrific home away from bedrooms, Joey shed over entry, ~ s I Is this 12 x 60 mobile home ~t up many more extras. C~II Sheunce home. Call Shaunce for more insulatedskirting, must be moved RENT? on its own 75 x 99 lot In Thomhlll. formorslnform~onMLS Information,$25,900ML3 when weather conditions permiL HALUWELLAVENUE Check out this 12 x 64 mobile home Two bedrooms. Natural gu heat, WANTED. USTINGS Asking $14,000, Call Lauds, with a largeaddition, stove, ,'ridge, Frldge and stove Included, 10 x 12 New listings required for a 3 PHASE I UPLANDS washer, dryer, end microwaveoven storage shed, Asking Just $36,900 News Photo bedroom, non-basementrancher In $10,000 dl on it's own 75 x 100 lot. All this Mt.S town. A 4 or a 6 plex, aM also a 6 EXTRAI EXTRAI CALL US SUBDIVISION for only $30,500, MLS Call Sheunce A 1967 Melody 12 x 64 mobile for appointmentto view, "" ~, HOME OF COMFORT ' to 10 acre hobbyfarm. Call John at ABOUT IT! home that Is quite cozy. Just - Average lot size the office or at 635-9312 evenings,. Can be yours with this extremely Reprint Truly one of Te~ce's finest homes, $10,000 MLSI Call Ted Today 635- 77 x 127 INVESTMENT attractive package of mobile EXCELLENT 5 BAY SHOP This home offers 2250 sq, ft. of 5619 OPPORTUNITY ~IdIUor~Offedng 1140sq, ~ oi very Has (3)-10 ft. doors, (2) 12 fl, living spaceon the main floor plus a - Underground well maintainedliving space, R Lmily 3/4 basement, It also features 7 Excellent building lot close to the doors, Present use Is legal non- services downtown core, The property Is room with fireplace, Two bedro )ms, Service conforming, Shop is approx]mate~/ bedrooms,living room, dNng room, READY, SET, MOVE IN! f~oPrO)dmatelyone =re in size end covered deck paved driveway, THE TERRACE STANDARD 2800 sq. ft. in size, has grease pit, family room, rat.room, 4 bathrooms, 12'X68'with large additionolfedng 3 . Paved street shop fenced lot end vary N.G, hot water, heat, attached ate onto LazelleAvenue and Pink is now offering a reprint service office, storage and parts room. bedrooms, livingmom,fcmlly room, - MLS Avenue, Zoning is R3 which will attractively landscaped, One you Attached Is a 4 bedroom 1200 sq, garage, workshop and much, much N/G heaL Frldge, stove, washer & should not pass over. Call Jim shout more, For more Informationor your allow for construction of a 25 - 42 to it's readers;You can get a of living space. Sign posted, Call dryer negotiable. Located on a Call Gordle Olson unit apartment building, For more this property priced at $59,900 ng agent for appt. to view. John personal appointment to view call 72'x125'lot, Asking $52,500. MLS EXCLUSIVE 3x5, 5x7 or 8x10 copy of your Hans. MLS for more information Inform~on call Hans, ML8 favodte black and White photo from our news files. + • •- (pnces vary dependingon size). Stop bi oul"office and look "2! ":" '","}i~'e.'~.,P'~[ through the news file. TERRACE ,~;~i Stan Parker Jim Dully Gordon OIs0n Laurie Forbes Hans Stach Shaunce Krulssslbrink Ted Garner John Nagy 835.4031 635.6686 : 638.1045 635.5382 635.5739 635.5302 635.5619 635-9312 4647 LazelleAVe Terrace, B.C, I I ~1~ . "['-[':'+ 638-7283 + :+..?]~ :+ NO QUESTION, Y Page B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 REAL E S TAT 1¢+

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SHI=ILA LOVE ii+: :,, .-+ • .:.. +:.il " • + .... John Currle, President of NRS .... " : :t" ~:~ " GREAT FAMILY VALUE ']PRUDEN &' CURRIE wou d like to ' I .Large kitchen, 5 bedrooms,2 bathrooms, :-~ongratulate Shella.+0n--obtalnlng: -3"ickson:.: BEAUTIFUL ...... Dave Parker:,J +rnernbershlp in the Preatlgl0us : l 638-1721' bedroom, 2 full - b&th home In ALMOST NEW finishedCentral Horseshoe basement, location. carport, fenced Call Dave yard.at 638-157955:,! Thornhelghts Phase III, Basement Is I Convenient,quiet area, good as new -this SUPER S'I'AR~R ON DOUBLE LOT 500 CLUB 638-1579 MLS $122,500, completely finished Including a f~mlly 1 3 bedroom rancher has lots to offer those Interior has been renovated. Includes 4 ~ ~ +(:9, Sheila Joined NRS National Real room, Ymd Is landscapedand backs onto t!redof climbing stairs, Landscaped and bappliar~es.Ad acent lot could be sold or ~ , ;~ ; Estate Service In March 1992 and treed wkland $118,900 Ca]l Dennis638- fencedwith carport & patio, Call today for uiit on by new owner,MLS Ca] R c today quickly achieved success in her new 8O<33 I furtherInto, Olga 635-3833 $108,500 635-6508, ¢=M'eer, •~ ',.~ Shella's diligence and concern for :~,>!:i+ her clients have contributed to her success and gained her the respect of her fellow realtors, If your buying Dennis Ussimore ATTRACTIVE Diana Wood 2 l~edroom home on corner lot in or selling ahome seek the advice of 638.8093 i...... ~35-6236 Coppemlde subdivisionCarport, covered a professional, . : .... deck, fenced garden areawith fruit trees Contact . I :.I % :. + • ~. and berry plants,Call Olga 635-3833 for Sheila Love , more details,MLS $89,900 NRS Pruden & Curde, + ~IE OUTCOME IS INCOME UPTOWN UPSCALE OFFERING TOP VALUE 12 unit motel with 1056 sq. ft. manegor's ACREAGE 4650 Lakelee Avenue Up to '~ourstandards with hardwoodfloors, Bench split entry bungalowofierlng warm residence, laundromat,public showem and this older home has new roof, new deck, fireplace. Cul.de.sac, Quiet street, great On $outhside. Convenientto s ~olsand Terrace, BC. paved parking. Also Includes 18 full twin seal windows, N,G,, garage, full family area, N,G., finished basement, hospital, Ready to build on - in a quiet Phone 635-6142 Res 635.3004. serviced RV hook ups, Great family basement,full landscapedand fencedyard fendng, largeview deck. Greatfor the kids neighborhood, Priced to sell at $77,900 business on 1,36 acres, Call Diane now, with backalley, Don't miss out on thls, EXC . backs onto playground.$113,500 Veme MLS Zoned R6, Call O]ga Power 635- :lic White Of~ce 638-0268 home 635.6236 MLS 3833, 635-3833 $89,900Call Brenda 638-1721 Ferguson63,5-,.3389 635-6508

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SPORTS NEWS Valentines results, TERRACE STANDARD, MALCOLM BAXTER: 638.7283 : I ,PageC3 Buck n med zone's best Rob Grog Buck came home from the wres- Nor will Ten'ace's other qualifiers, tournament had been attother factor. Veilleux grabbed the bronze in the tling zones in Kitwanga with more than Frank Carpino who took the gold in the It had therefore been decided it was 60kg class, the first medal he has won Brown just a gold medal. 74kg division and Shane Wilson who probably best to hold off for now and and on his first zone competition, Mur, His mat performances in the 66kg class added silver at 51kg. target grade 11 as their debut year at that phy noted. also earned him the Outstanding Wrest- Explaining the decision to pass up the competition. Biggest disappointment of the weekend ler trophy, the first time coach Joe Mur- trip south, Murphy said wrestlers fight That was in line with the club's long was suffered by Parminder Atwal. A phy can recall a Terrace entry picking up based on their weight, not age. range goal of producing a provincial gold medal winner at the Smithcrs In- the award. Going this year would have pitted Ter- champion by 1995~ vitational earlier in the month, he was It's a trophy with a prestigious history, race's entries against older and more ex- In the meantime, "we felt the Summer favoured to take 57kg gold. Critics Murphy added, noting previous winners perienced opponents. Games was the more appropriate level of However, he came up against an un- Boy, nothing gets some readers of had eventually gone on to take provincial Grade 10s at the moment, "these guys competition at this stage," he added. beatable opponent before the Kitwanga this paper more worked up than a and national titles. have two more years in which they can The Kitwanga tountament also pro- meet even started -- influenza. column on the subject of forestryl However, despite the zone victory, compete in the provincials," he pointed duced another first and personal best for Atwal will get his chance to win a To some Terracites criticizing the Buck won't be heading for the provin- out. John Veilleux, one of the club's up and medal when he competes at the Summer lumber industly is akin to bad cials this year. The high cost of travelling to the coming wrestlers. Games, Murphy said. mouthing the Holy Ghost. They reason that since the forest industry is the cornerstone of the provincial economy, anyone who Season is criticizes it isan ingrate and guilty of blasphemy. When I questioned the proposal to locate an experimental pulp mill in in all theirs an ecologically sensitive area already With 10 days still to go in the season, groaning under the weight of air borne All Seasons have wrapped up top spot in contaminants, some the local growth- the men's recreational hockey division. is-goodniks became apoplectic. Coming out of January with a comfort- When I suggested that, in the past, able lead atop the standings, All Seasons the Annual Allowable Cut seemed to salted it away with a three game tear dur- have been set for economic and political ing which they outscored their opponents rather than ecological reasons, and we by a crushing 27-4 margin. are not generating enough jobs for the That onslaught coupled with a faltering amount of wood cut, some of our local stretch run by Skeena Hotel allowed All towns folk were ready to boil me in Seasons to build an insurmountable nine bile. point lead. One reader scrawled a shrill note to With the title taken, Skcena are now let me know I filled her with disgust, left trying to hang on to second in the and that my facts were all wrong. face eta determined late mn by Back Hmmm...I thought. The editors of Eddy Pub. National Geographic and Equinox Back Eddy have picked seven points in (where I lifted the supportive data for their last five games, beating Skeena he column in question) would be twice in the process. interested in hearing the statistics they That brought them to within three published were bogus, and might want points of the Hoteliers with two games in to relay that to the provincial and hand going into last night's action. federal ministries from which they had Back Eddy was to take on near cellar gathered those facts. dweller Precision Builders last night Now something I've said has while an idle Skecna anxiously waited to prompted a local mill worker to put see if their edge would shrink still fur- down the saw he was filing and sharpen ther. his pencil so that might scribble a In the battle of the basement, Coast hm letter tO set me straight. of the West is on the rampage having , "I~elived in Terrace for 40 years," won its last three straight including vic- begins George Chinn, the n he procegds tories over both Back Eddy and Skeena. ~t0~iset down. a short curriculum vitae ~, .:~T-ha,t added tO,back-to-back losses by emphaslzmg the time lie,s spent in'ih~ Precision Builders, has brought the Inn i!Wbods • ifidUstry. ~ Apparently this is to within a point of escaping the bottom i~portant, giving great weight to the WAITING ToPoUNcE. Ready to cash in on any Bradford & Sons. Having built a seemingly untouch- of the heap. points he is about to make, mistake by the goalie, local Peewee Eichorst was able 6-2 lead by midway in the third, Bradford let the However, they have a tougher schedule :Erankly, I'm not convinced time quick to move to the front of the unguarded net as a game slip away, giving up three goals in the last than Precision having to face champion spent in Terrace or logging qualifies teammate 'let loose a blast from the poinL The three minutes to settle for a 6-6 tie. With both Rep All Seasons once and Back Eddy twice anyone as a expert on forestry any more rebound didn't come, however, as Prince Rupert and House team tourneys going on, there was no before the season wraps up Saturday, than working at a health spa or bowling Wamplers held out against relentless attacks by shortage of action at the arena over the weekend. March 6. a perfect game, but Mr. Chinn seems to think this bid is vital information. :~ And So, after a life time knocking around the woods and straining his It was almost a perfect weekend found Randee Armstrong too much third overall while Marcie brain to make sense of it all, Mr. Chinn for IAam Murphy, 8, when the Ter- :to handle. Pritchard took fourth with a record comes up with this insight: "Forests race Bluebacks' younger swimmers Armstrong strung together three of two seconds, a third and two are like vegetables in a garden or fruit took to the pool at Smithers Feb. 13. • wins, a second and a third to take fourths. (sie~ on a tree." Murphy Murphy came away with four first place in her division, beating Strong performances were also wins, his only miss being a second in off challenges from Camille Dyer of turned In by Maria Fan'ell, third And there is more. the $0m backstroke. Prince Rupert and Kltimat's K. overall among7-year-old girls, and "When (the forests) are ready for That was easily enough to give Boudreault. Miknel Jensen with the same plac- harvest , they must be used. Old growth lays down him top spot overall among eight- Rounding out Terrace's trio of ing in the 9'year-old boys class. does not stand forever." overall winners was Stacey Steven Parr, Desiree Peters, Jen Now, this is heady stuff. In Mr. year-dials. pool law ~ Close behind in the same category Pritchard, 11, who also finished Kester, and Bridget DeJong Chinn's cosmology, there is little , ~ ~ iwas Keagan Soutar whose two with three wins, a second and a rounded out the Bluebacks squad difference between an ancient spruce ~, : ii" : : ihirds and three seconds earned third. who, having spent Saturday in the and a rutabaga. Bluebacks dominated among the pool, ended their weekend hy spend- • I wasn't aware that the remaining ll.year-olds, Stacey Parr's two ing Sunday on the slopes of the Bud. Stands of ancient forest were teetering wins and three thlrds earning her son Bay Mountain ski hill. on the verge of collapse -- but then I don't work in a sawmill, so what i i i Would I know. Here I was labouring under the gross misapprehension that old growth forests were involved in a process of constant growth death and renewal, Shames ready for Games racers like all other living things; for a long time I was thinking that the boreal rain Below, the list of Terrace athletes forest had been doing quite well Shames Mountain will be playing host taking part in the '93 B.C. Winter without the intervention of man. the downhill skiers and lugers from all X-country fingers crossed over the province as the B.C. Winter Games: I was sure we had to save some old Badminton Michelle Audette, Games gets underway Friday. growth forests not only because, they day Friday with a three-hour training run appearing snow was particularly severe Linnae Bee, Caroline Brown, Allison were unique, irreplaceable and Mountain manager Scott Siemens said session before getting down to serious at what would have been the start-finish Chase and Mathcw Clark. beautiful, but also because we owed it there's still loll of snow on the hill so sledding at 11 a.m. area• Figare Skating - Jessica Lambright. to the myriad creatures who demand competitors can expect excellent condi- The races should be completed by 3 However, there was still enough snow Gymnastics - Leah Graham and old growth habitats for their survival tions, p.m. with the medal presentations taking on some 4-Skins of the trails to allow the Trina Mateus. I always thought we had no right to He also emphasized the presence of the place a half hour later. event to go ahead with some adjust- Karate - Paul Fleming and Rosy call the liquidation of old growth Games on the hill won't affect people Saturday's training runs get underway ments. Sanghera. forests "'harvest" because harvest wanting to go out and enjoy a day's at 9 a.m. with doubles racing scheduled Beck said the start will be relocated to Luge Sam MacKenzie, gyan implies planting, and we didn't plant recreational skiing, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The medal a point approximately 1.5km closer to Prinz, Angela Rioux, Gyll Robertson, them. Only the Southpaw, Kermode Kut and ceremony is set for 2:30 p.m. Terrace where there is "ample snow". Roy Shelford and Yolande Zimmer. Some pretty clear thinkers, Aide Panhandler runs will be closed to the Competitors and spectators alike will Although that snow is hard packed at Skiing - Kristen Dedlluke and Scott Leopold among them, have pointed out public for the Friday and Saturday have an opportunity to make use of the themoment, he said the grooming equip- Gtngles. that old growth forests are naturally events, latest addition to the mountain's ment the club has will be able to "chew Swimming - John Dando, Marian sustainable and better than anything There is no racing on Sunday. facilities, the picnic patio and chalet, it up and make it like new snow." Duffus and Joe Mandur (Masters); man ever made. They are the blueprint He said Games officials will be on It's located in front of the daylodge. Without the equipment, hc added, it Cory Holland, Tort MacKenzie, for a sustainable forest. hand to let spectators know where events The chalet is equipped with counters, would not have been possible to stage Atmee Peacock, and Jodle Walker These learned men pointed out that are being run and ensure other skiers benches, storage space and plenty of the races at Onion Lake. (Youth). nobody has yet created a sustainable don't stray into the competition areas, windows offering a panoramic view of And while a dump of new snow could Wheelchair basketball - Joe Sip- forest, so if we are ever going to be able Encouraging everyone to come out and the valley below. allow the organizers to return to the full pel. to do so, we'd better not destroy the •watch the- racing, Siemens joked, And if the weather's right, thepatio course, Beck pointed out it would take a Terrace will also be providing offi- blueprints. Silly me, I believed them. "You'll get the bestview from the lift." picnic tables are bound to be even more fall of 2-3ft to make that possible. cials for three sports: David These seemed sound reasons why we The downhill and disabled skiers make popular. "That doesn't look likely," he added. Akutagawa (Karate), Lorrain Jordan shouldn t liquidate all our 01d growth. their first run down the mountain 10 a.m. ~r ~r ~ ~r He also hoped a sudden swing to (Gymnastics) and Monies Lessard But no, according to Mr. Chinn all Friday, the second going at 12:30 p.m. Cross country /aces will go ahead at warm, wet weather was just as unlikely (Figure Skating). we have to do is make like Voltaire and Placings will be decided on combined the Games, organizers decided last week. because that could force abandonment of Ed Hess (L,uge) and Mike Carlyle maintain our gardens: knock down, time for the two runs and the medal That announcement came after an in- the evcnll. (Youth Swimming) will be the replant, fertilize, sayshe, and all will ceremony will take l~lace at 3:30 p.m. spection of the partially green Onion If the weather does hold up, racing will coaches ht attendance while Monies be well. It will y and Peacock ~is chaperone for the Youth Yes Sir, Mr, Chinn sure knows his Saturday as at swimmers. • : ' ~ : fertilizer., : . As for i J

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Men's Recreational Hockey

Recreational Division Northwest Community College, in conjunction with BCIT, is presenting Norm's Auto Refinishing 4 Coast Inn of the West 6 Inter-School Curling Back Eddy Pub 4 Skeena Hotel 2 the following program: Team School W T L Pts February 16 GroupA Skeena Hotel 4 Precision Builders 3 RRET 277 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN Darren Beaulieu Uplands 2 0 0 4 Back Eddy Pub 4 Coast Inn of the West 6 Ann Silsbe Uplands 2 0 0 4 February 17 FOREST ROAD DESIGN (ROADENG) Mary Mccallum Copper Mountain 1 1 0 2 Back Eddy Pub 6 Norm's Auto Refinishing 4 Based on actual data, participants will use ROADENG to complete Stewart MdsaCk Contennlal C'hfisfian 0 1 1 1 the design of a forest haul road. On successful completion of the Joshua Benson centennial Christian 0 0 1 0 ~rogram, partlclpants will receive credit from BCIT In the RRET Laufle Sager~- centennial Christian 0 0 1 0 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS All Seasons 33 22 6 5 205 124 49 ~rogram. Melissa lJamhUis :: centennial Christian 0 0 2 0 MODULES: *Introduction to Windows SkeenaHotel 35 17 12 6 173 170 40 *Road Design Cdteda AndrewNutma :ii Centennial Christian 2 0 0 4 Back Eddy Pub 33 17 13 3 184 162 37 *Preliminary Line Cassie Hall 2 0 0 4 Norm's Auto Refinishing 33 15 15 3 166 155 33 Cassie Hall 1 0 1 2 *Location Une Precision Builders 33 10 22 1 124 163 21 *Earthworks Rachael VanHerk Centennial Christian 1 0 1 2 Coast Inn of the West 33 9 22 2 134 212 20 CoryDacey: i rCOpperMountain 0 0 2 0 *Aids to Construction Serena Flavel : Centennial Christian 0 0 2 0 DATES: ...... March 15 - 19, 1993 Oldtimers Division TIME: ...... 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Anna Prince Clarence Michiel 1 1 0 3 February 17 PLACE: ...... TEC Centre, 3250 Eby St., Terrace NickRolleman Centennial Christian 0 2 0 2 Northern Motor Inn Okies 7 Convoy Supply 7 FEE: ...... $525/person Julie Freeman Uplands 1 0 1 2 (includes texts & manuals) Holly Ann Norman Veritas 0 1 1 1 TEAM GP W L T GF GA IriS INSTRUCTOR: Jim Rudolph, BCIT TerraceTimbermen 25 17 4 4 123 77 38 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 5, 1993 Ollie Henyo Clarence Michlel 1 1 O 3 Northern Motor InnOkies 32 14 14 4 130 109 32 Brett Batjer Centennial Christian 1 1 0 3 To register please contact Admissions Dept., NWCC, 5331 McConnell Riverside Auto Wranglers 32 13 15 4 115 138 30 Jennifer Vanderlee CentennialChristian 1 0 1 2 Ave., Terrace, 635-6511. For further Information please contact Elaine Darcy Hartford Uplands 0 0 2 0 Convoy Supply 33 9 20 4 109 153 22 Walker, Extension Services, Ph: 635-7700, or Fax: 638-3497.

Swimming BOYS lOOm IM ('8 yra) 1- Liam Murphy C13 2:35.77 Bulidey Valley Otters Meet 3- CamilleDyer (PR) 24.81 2- Jeffrey Radford (FR) 2:45.11 BOYS 50m FREE (8 ffs) GIRLS 25m FLY (11 yrs) 3- Keagan Soutar (T) 2:52.91 COASTAL MOUNTAIN FLIGHT CENTRE 1- Liam Murphy 03 54.14 1- Slacey Parr 03 21.72 GIRLS 100m IM (9 yrs) 2- Jeffrey Radford (PR) 1:04.21 2- MichelleTapp (PR) 25.84 1- NiceleWuensche (K) 1:48.68 Private/Commercial Pilot ~~ 3- Keagan Soutar 03 1:04.94 BOYS 25m FREE ['8 yrs) 6- Jen Kester (T) 2:35.63 GIRLS 50m FREE (7 yrs) 1- Liam Murphy 03 24.65 BOYS 100m IM (9 yra) 1- Suzanne Brooks (BV) 50.42 2- Keagan Murphy 03 26.04 1- Mikael Jensen ('I) 2:06.33 2- SoniaPerez (BV) 52.89 GIRLS 25m FREE (9 yrs) Ground School 2. Karl Sundin (PR) 2:11.07 3- Mafia Farrell 03 59.36 1- Marcy Edgecumbe (BV) 20.59 5- Steven Parr ('I) 2:33.55 GIRLS 50m FREE (9 yra) 2- Desiree Peters 03 23.98 GIRLS 100m IM (10 yrs) Thursday, March 4 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm 1- Camille Hat:man (K) 41.59 3- Amanda Cliff:on (PR) 24.05 1- RandeeArmstrong('I) 1:44.91 5- Deslree Peters 03 49.95 4- Jen Kester 03 26.84 2- K. Boudreault (K) 1:49.86 8- Jen Kester 03 59.63 BOYS 25m FREE (9 yrs') 7- BridgetDe,Jong ('r) 2:18.06 Phone: 635-1355 for details BOYS 50 FREE (9 yrs') l- Karl Sundin (PR) 20.59 GIRLS 100m IM (11 yra) to Karl Sundin (PR) 43.97 2- Adam Gunson (BV) 20.56 1- StaceyPrltchard (T) 1:35.91 * Please note: Coastal Mountain Flight Centre will be 2- Adam Gunson (BV) 4655 3- Steven Parr (3,) 21.17 2- C. O'Neill (PP,) 1:38.49 expanding services to our Summer Full "lime Schedule 3- Mikael Jensen 03 46.55 4- Mikael Jensen 03 21.19 3- Stacey Parr (1") 1:39.39 GIRLS 50m BACK (7 yrs) GIRLS 25m FREE (11 yrs) 4- Marde Prltehard (T) 1:40.34 l- SoniaPerez (BV) 57.63 1- RandeeArmstrong03 18.57 Operating 7 Days a Week Beginning March 1, 1993 (1"= Terrac~ K= Kitlmat, BV= 2- Maria Farrell 03 1:02.66 2- Camille Dyer (PR) 19.92 Smither~ Pr= PrinceRuper 0 3- Suzanne Brooks (BV) 1:03.00 4- Bridget DeJong (T) 24.62 BOYS 50m BACK (8 yra) GIRLS 25m FREE (11 yra) 1- Jeffrey Radford (PR) 1:05.95 1- StaceyPrttchard ('1") 16.53 2- Liam Murphy 03 1:07.!4 2- Marcle Prltchard 03 17.06 3- Keagan Soutar 03 1:13.05 3- Stacey Parr ('r) 17.67 GIRLS 50m BACK (9 yrs') GIRLS 50m BREAST (7 yra) The Terrace Curling Association 1- Nicole Wuensche (K) 47.57 1- Maria Farrell (T) 1:13.03 6- Desiree Peters 03 59.19 2- Sonia Perez (BV) 1:19.56 8- Jen Kester 03 1:05.26 3- Megan Rendell (K) 1:51.47 BOYS 50m BACK ['9 yra) BOYS 50m BREAST (8 yrs.) arid 1- Mikael Jensen OD 53.21 1- Llam Murphy 03 1.'12.67 2- Karl Sundin (PR) 56.68 2- Keagan Soutar (T) 1:2355 3- Steven Parr 03 56.83 3- Jeffrey Radford (PR) 1:25.82 GIRLS 50m BACK (10 yrs) GIRLS 50m BREAST (9 yrs) The Ladies 1- K. Boudreault (K) 48.83 1- NicoleWuensche (K) 56.24 3- Randee Armstrong03 49.37 6- Desiree Peters 03 1:16.13 7- BridgetDeJon 8 03 55.71 BOYS 50m BREAST (9 yrs) i GIRLS 50m BACK (11 yra) 1- Karl Sundin (PR) 1:03.09 ~.,1~Pa~...... ~,,,. 43.12 ...... 2~.,Mlkael,Jensen...... ('I)~ 1:04.09..! VALENTINE'S 2- C. O'Neill (PR) 43.55 3- Richard Gibson,, (BV) 1:23.31

4- Marcle Pdtehard '03 47.46 OIRLS 50m BREAST (10 yrs) GIRLS 25 FLY (7 yrs) 1- Camille Dyer (PR) 55.06 I 1- SoniaPerez (BV) 32.25 2- RandeeArmstrongtT) 55.29 BONSPIEL 2- SuzanneBrooks (BV) 32.56 7- BrldgetDeJon 8 ('I) 1:15.49 3- MafiaFarreli ('I) 34.56 GIRLS50mBREAST(llyrs) d" GIRLS 25m FLY (9 yrs) 1- Stacey Pritehard ('r) 47.30 1- Marcy Edgecnmbe (BV) 24.53 2- MarclePritehard (T) 50.70 2- M. Juergensen (K) 26.16 3- Stacey Parr (T) 50.73 COMMITTEE 3. Deslree Peters ('13 31.18 GIRLS 50m FLY (11 yrs) 4- Jen Kester 03 32.25 1- C. O'Neill (PR) 44.34 BOYS 25m FLY (9 yrs) 2- Stacey PHtchard 03 47.25 ~vou~a like to thank tl~q.= following People and 1- Steven Parr 03 29.99 3- Mnrcle Pritehard (1") 48.21 2- Adam Gunson (BV) 33.23 GIRLS 100m IM (7 yra) GIRLS 25m FLY (10 yra) 1- Suzanne Brooks (BV)2:24.61 Businesses for their support of this years Bonspiel 1- RandeeArmstrongO3 20.69 2- Sonia Perez (BV) 2:26.46 2- Laura Caden (BV) 23.92 3- MaHa Farrell 03 2:28.58 ':'our Generous Support tl~,~lped to once again make TERRACEMINOR our Bonspiel a Tremendous Success BASEBALLASSOCIATION TR(3PHYSPOI SORS REGISTRATION A-Event - Bear (.3reek Contracting g Event - Clear q~;reek Contracting AT THE SKEENA MALL C Event Rudon Enterprises Ltd Friday, Feb 26 D Event - Elan Travel 5:30,8:30 pm C~K iSaturday, Feb. 27 I ~uee-Dee Printers Northern Motor inn , ::.- Terrace Standard 9:30 - 5:30 ' Totem Bey rgreen TV Society TO REGISTER EARLY: Please mall to T.M.B.A. at P.O. Box 375, Terrace, B.C. V8G 483 or drop off at All Seasons Sports. Shoppers !!;iii .= Ridge Graphics Overwaite; :!: porting Goods •PLAYER REGISTRATION Daybreak ~ .= Mart r DIV|~IOH: ICH|CK Ofl|l ; {3 I'.eALL (3 ROO~tE n e~ot~O D J~lO~ BABE RUTH (3 SEN~IB~eE RUTH {3 MEttS $-I 7-l-I * t0-lt-t~t t" '."l~-t4-15 'lt-l?-tl*." "~, ', ; i I* Dairyland " . . %-: ' : ., ., : , .. , ,C ,' "" .'...... : , . Canada S~ PtlON~, :" '" ": :'., OO¢10R " Rauter Hol : ashions /ii

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J The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 - Page C3 I I SENIORS Sports Valentines an A1 day _ ADVISORY Kim McD0ugall's rink gave her a welcome Valentine this year -- I TE"RRA~EI COMMISSION the 'A' event title in the Ladies The Seniors Advisory Commission is actively seeking Menu Valentine's cuffing bonspid. new members. The Terrace foursome of The Commission is an advisory body to City Council and MeDougail, third Joan WEDNF.-SDAY~FEB, 24 Kuchakyshen, second Leanne deals with the quality of life of senior citizens in Terrace, Recreational Hockey Derow and lead Cindy Dumont including but not limited to housing, transportation, 9 p.m.- Convoyv Timbermen took top spot in the 42 rink event infrastructure, health services, safety and security and 10:30 p.m.- Okies v Wranglers with solid shot making that rarely gave opponents a chance to get special needs. THURSDAY~ FEB. 2~ Interested persons are requested to express their Minor Hockey anything going. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Coming off convincing wins interest in writing to the undersigned before 9:15 p.m.- Bradford & Son v over clubmate Kathy Hadley and Wednesday, March 3, 1993 and if further Information is Lakelse Logging Val Johanson of Prince Rupert, MeDougall found herself facing required concerning the workings of the Commission, Recreational Hockey Karen Myers, another Rupert please call Bob Hallsor at 635-6311. 10:30 p.m.- All Seasons v Skecna rink, in the 'A' f'mal. Seniors Advisory Commission Opening with a two in the first, FRIDAY~ FEB. 26 MeDougall gave a foretaste i~f 3215 Eby Street Skiing things to come by executing fine Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X8 B.C. WINTER GAMES alpine dutch shots to steal singles in /rod disabled skiing runs at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. each of the next two ends. Proving everything tends to go SATURDAY~ FEB.27 your way when you're hot, the Skiing hometown rink stole another B.C. WINTER GAMES alpine deuce in the fourth when Myers' and disabled skiing runs at.10 a.m. hammer caught a hair. We help and 12:30 p.m. Myers finally got on the board in the fifth, closing the gap to 6-3 Recreational Hockey and opening the door to a come- 8p.m,- Precision v Morro's IN TOUGH. Terrace skip Kathie Simpson (right) and third Gail 9:30p.m.- Back Eddy v Coast Inn back. Sheasby plot strategy for Simpson's next shot during the pump up our McDougall, however, slammed Valentines bonspiel 'C' event final. Tied after three, the locals SUNDAY~ FEB. 28 it shut with pinpoint raises to the were ultimately overpowered Chris Carson's Prince Rupert rink. -Recreational Hockey four foot in each of the next three *9:15p.m.- All Seasons v Coast Inn ends to widen the gap to six. Joining Simpson in having to picked a bad time to have an off- t0:45p.m.- Precision v Norm's Bowing to the inevitable, the settle for the runner-up position game. athletes. Rupert quartet shook hands after were third Gail Sheasby, second Himech set the tone with a steal MONDAY~ MARCH 1 nine to give McDougall a 10-3 Val Morrow and lead Berry-Lynn of two in the first, then stoic six As the Official Fuel Supplier of the Minor Hockey victory. Johnson. more over the next throe ends. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE: Terrace also had representation B.C. Winter Games, Mohawk is proud to encourage The top spot f'mish was com- Wiens decided to end the agony 9:15p.m.- Remax v Bradford in the 'D' event final where and support each and every participant, pensation for McDougall for the in the fifth when she was again Marie Beckley, third Nancy TUESDAY~ MARCH 2 defeat suffered in last month's kept offthe board. Spensley, second Betty We're also proud of our ethanol-blended gasolines, Minor Hockey Ladies' zones at the hands of an- McDougall's victory gave Nordstrom and lead Lisa Fortaer BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE: other coast city curler, Wendy Johanson third in 'A' while Anna made from grain, which reduce emissions took on Jenny McLean, another 7:45p.m.- Remax Realty v Lakelse Atchison. Levesque Of Dease Lake skipped Logging Not as fortunate was Kathie Rupert rink. by up to 20%, helping to make our air cleaner. Tcrraeites Burga Anderson, Down 2-1 after three, Beckley Simpson, McDougall's third in Laurel Thomson and Jan Thom- Recreational Hockey the zones but skipping her own appeared ready to at least tie it in son to fourth. 9p.m.- Skeena v Back Eddy rink/n the Valentines. the fourth. However, facing three Hilma Pylot of Prince Rupert 10:30p.m.- All Seasons v Coast Facing Chris Carson of Prince red counters, McLean pulled off a Inn of the West took third in 'B' ahead of ex- George in the 'C' event final, textbook hit and roll to Beckley's Tcrracite Arts Hendry of Kam- Simpson looked in good shape four-footer for the point. SATURDAY~ MARCH 13 loops. when a steal of two in the third That proved to be the turning Gymnastics Terrace's Lyn Apolczer, Elaine wiped out the memory of a poor point as the Ruperteers outscored MOHAWK TERRACE PEAKS Invitational Anderson, Mary Rauter and Pam first end and tied the game at 3-3. Beckley 3-1 over the next four Mother Nature~ Gas StatJon. two-day meet begins, the first in Biffle teamed up for third in 'C' the club's new facility. However, Carson quickly ends to take a 6-2 win in eight. while Smithers visitor Liz Duri rebuilt the three point lead, .using The remaining 'B t event final took fourth. FRIDAYt MARCH 26 the hammer to take one and then was an all out-of-town affair and And in 'D' third spot went to Al's Mohawk Curling adding a steal of two of her own, the shortest game of all. Sara Rauter, Moniea Rauter, 790 Lahakas Boulevard,Kitimat TERRACE OPEN MIXED The Prince George visitors took Facing lanice Himeeh's Vicki Gardiner and Kathy Gar- bonspiel gels underway, finals on full control from there, scoring Smithers quartet which had been Sunday afternoon. Terrace Mohawk singles in three straight ends to steadily improving throughout the diner with Patti Wier's Kitimat . ,. walk.off 9-4 winners after nine. Spiel, Marilyn Wiens Kitimat rink quartet in fourth. 4760 LakelseAvenue, Terrace ......

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_ _ I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 - Page C5 Kitimat Events Welcome BADMINTON 6 a.m,-2:00 p,m. (K) LockportS ecurity Ltd, (St. Anthony's school) 6-10:00 p.m. ('r) Friday 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sunday 7 a.m.-12 p.m. 0K/T) Residential & Commercial Saturday 9 a.m.-5:30 p,m. and best Sunday 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Medal ceremony Medal ceremony 12 noon Sunday 11:45 a.m. Sunday JUDO wishes to all "friend of the Games" BASKETBALL (Riverlodgo) (Haisla Recreation Centre) Friday 9:15-11:45 a.m, 1993 Friday 7 a,m.-5:30 p.m. 12:30-6:15 p.m. competitors - 8:30-10:00 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Saturday 9-10:30 a.m. Medal ceremony 1.6:00 p.m. 4:45 p.m. Saturday 7:30.10:30 p,m. For Local Sales & Service in Sunday %8:30 a.m, KARATE Kitimat 10-11:30 a.m. (Mount Elizabeth See. school) Medal ceremony Saturday 9 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Rkaena 12 noon Sunday Sunday 8:30.11:30 a.m. 632-3777 Medal ceremony Terrace WIIEELCHAIR 11:45 a.m. Sunday CELLULOSEINC. BASKETBALL (Haisla Recreation Centre) SKIING (Cross country) 635-2881 Friday 5:30-8:30 p.m. (Onion Lake Trails) TERRACE DIVISION 10-11:30 p.m, Friday 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday : 7:30.9:00 a.m, Saturday 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 6-7!30 p.m. Sunday 9-10:00 a.m. Toshiba Business Telephones, Sunday 8:30-10:00 a.m. Medal Ceremonies 635-6580 Medical Alert, Answering Service Medal ceremony Following completion of each of 12 noon Sunday the above sessions.

BOWLING SPEED SKATING (Kitimat Bowling Centre) (Tamitik and K.I.R.) Friday 8:45 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Friday 2:30.10:30 p.m. Siturday 9 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Saturday 2:30.t0:00 p.m. fWELCOME TO TERRACE ~ Sunday 9-10i00a.m. Medal ceremony Good Luck Medal ceremony Following completion of each of & KITIMAT 12 noon Sunday the above sessions. and a FIGURE SKATING SQUASH Good Luck To (Tamitik) (Tamitik) ~turday . 8 a.m.-4:25 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m,-3:30 p.m. Warm Welcome All The Medfil ceremony 6:30.9:30 p.m. 4:25 p:m. Saturday Saturday 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 3:30.9:30 p.m. to all participants and Competitors C~ASTICS Sunday •8:30.11:30 a.m. (Mount Elizabeth See. School) Medal ceremony Friday 9:50 a.m.-12:45 p,m. 12 noon Sunday spectators At The 2:35-4:45 p.m. Saturday 9:50 a.m.-12:45 p.m. SWIMMING. 2:35-4:45 p.m. (Masters & Youth) '92 Winter Games Medal ceremonies (Sam Lindsay Pool) Following completion of each of Friday 9 a.rn.-12:00 p.m. the above sessions. 2.4:00 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Q HOCKEY 2-4:00 p.m. Ken's Mari ne Sunday 9-11:00 a.m. (Tamitik and K.I.R.) Friday 6a.m.-12:45 p.m.(I) Medal ceremonies YOUR DECOR, Ken Gibson Trevor Gibson 1-11:00 p.m. (K) Following completion of each of Saturday 6-8:00 a.m. O0 the above sessions, Terrace Carpet Centre 4946 Greig, Terrace 3202 Munroe Street at Hwy.,16 W. TERRACE 635-2909 635-2976 1-800-665-1657 M :;~i ,'*,:,~,'~:::::,,',::~.=~!:;!'::'.;:".,;9,:f.;'%:~; ";~'¢~ 5~: ~::, ,~ ', :. ",, '...r ,,:, ,;::-." II

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9. TRUCKS for SALE 3. For Rent 5, Misc. For Sale i 16. Farm Produce ACTION AD RATES FEMALE WITH Dog and kitty looking to UVESTOCK feed year end clearance 1986 Ford F250 4X4, 302 4sp, $6,500. SMALL Square bales. Alfalfa & grass. rent dose to town, Prefer small house sale. Horse feed 20% to 30% off. Log Call 842.8690. 3p44 Cait 567.3019. 4p44 with yard. References availlable. Call cabin feed store. 31)43 MOVING-Needs a new home. 1989 EAT M ORE LAMB! Avalllable year round 638-SAVE 635.1351 messages. 3p43 FILTER QUEEN For sale. 2 years old Bronco II XL, 4X4, loaded new tires Cummins Ranch meat market. Hwy 16 SINGLE FEMALE Wanted to share 4 $850.00 excellent condition. Lots of excellent shape $11,000 OBO, phone West, South Hazelton, phone 842- DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. bedroom house. Availlable immediately. extras. No vacumm bags needed, filter 635.7901. 3p44 5316. 12p44 Classified and Classified Display Asking $300/month. Call 638-2029. 31)43 only. 635-9014. 31>43 1987 DODGE D-50 pick.up. Asking 17. Garage Sales ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a ONE SLEEPING Room for rent, $400 VALLEY COMFORTForced.air wood fur. $5000. Phone 635-9416. 3p44 nace. Good running condition. $1000 obo • Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline Is Thursday at month, Everything included except 1987 XL F Series 3/4 ton supersab, 4x4 MARCH 8 Saturday 12-3pm Lot 1 Dover Also electdc 60 gallon hot water tank. diesel 6.9 it. Heavy duty fTont & rear 5 p.m. for all display and classified ads. phone. 635.3600 for more informa- Road. Will have kids toys, bikes, skates, $150 obo, excellent condition, 638. bumpers with wineh, cruise control, easy tion.Availlable immediately. 3p44 household goods and furniture. More TERRACE STANDARD. 4647 LAZELLE AVE.. TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1S8 1626. 31)44 lift tow hitch over welght springs 136,00 All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash. ROOM-MATE Wanted to share house in information 635-7683. 2p45 town. Washer/Dryer responsible female CONVENIENCE STORE in the homo- kin, asking $13,700 obo. phone 847-4224 Visa or Mestercard. When Dhoning in ads please have you Visa or Master. shoe area of Terrace. For more inforrna. or male call Sandi at 635-3844 availlable or 847-4623. 3p45 card number ready. lion phone 635-4575, Men-Sat 8:00am- 18. Business Services March 1/93. 2p44 1989 SUBURBAN 3/4 ton, 4x4 350 V8, 20 words (first Insertion) $5.25 plus 12¢ for additional words. °(Addi- 3:00pm. 3c44 Auto air, pw/doors. As is 6,500 obo 847. REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS. tional insertions) $3.50 plus 9¢ for additional words. $9.95 for 3 weeks FEMALE ROOM-MATE Wanted. Prefer SIONS & parts. We rebuild standard college student. Furnished apartment, 2399. 3p45 (not exceeding 20 words, non-commercial) Prices include 7% G.S.T. transmissions, transfer cases and rear near hospital. Call in the eve 635- lCK OF DIETING?~ 1992 Ford XL 150, 4x4, 7000 kin. 351 V8 ends. Bel-air Automotive Auto Parts and OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! 4648. 3p44 something that worksl Automatic transmission with electdcover. Service. Ph. 846-5101, Telkwa B.C. 16fin 14X70 3 Bedrooms, N/G heat, 4 appli- predud, burnsfat, raises metabolism drive. Air conditioning, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, sliding rear window, TERRA BOBCAT services: snow 1, Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24, Notices ances, avail immediately. Set up in adult only $48.00 removal, earth auger, backhoe, bac~l. section of Timberland, $600/month. am~ radio with tape deck/dual speak. 2, Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25, Business ere. Camper/Trailer package, wired for ing, dean up, sweeper, collector, level. 3, For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities Deposit and references required. Phone h: 1-978-7091 TollFree~# ling, residential, commerdal. 638-6638. 635-4O70. 2p44 camper, heavy duty spdngs-front dual 4, Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals shocks, warren hubs, dual gas tank, alu- Mobile 638-3808, 6p41 5, For Sale Misc, 16. Farm Produce 27, Announcements CLEAN QUIET Duplex in Thornhill, non (~~aOCKEY CARDS~'~ mmum side steps, non slip diffenentals ATIN: SMALL BUSINESSES. Why pay smokers. References preferred. 635. front and back $21,500 635-5685. 21)45 high accounting fees for your bookkeep. 6, Wanted Misc. 17. Garage Sales 28, Card of Thanks 4200. 31)45 Buy, Sell, Trade | 1980 GMC 3/4T P.U. Very reliable, new ing needs? For confidential, professional 7 For Rent Misc. 18. Business Services 29. In Memoriam MAIN FLOOR OF Large 3 bedroom you attheThomhill Flea Market J bookkeeping services, Call 635.4320 or 8, Cars for Sale 19. Lost & Found 30, Obituaries rebuilt engine. Some rust. Camper house, dose to downtown. Availlable crossfrom Thomhill School) ,/ capeable. $2800, 1-695-6594, Burns 635.9592. 6p42 9, Trucks for Sale 20. Pets & Livestock 31, Auction Sales March 15 $700 a n'onth plus utilities 635- Lake. 4p45 PLAY The piano. Lessons for both adults 10, Aircraft 21. Held Wanted 32. Legal Notices 7058 alter 5pm. lp45 635-1178 ~" FOR SALE: 1986 Jeep CherokeeLaredo, and children Learn just for fun or royal 11, Recreational 22. Careers 33. Travel 2 BEDROOM BASEMENTSuite, dose to 4x4 2Dr, Auto V6, Sun roof, rack, excel. conservatory. Experienced teacher, rea. Vehicles 23. Work Wanted downtown, schools, non-smokers. No I GIANT FLEA MARKET [ sonable rates. 638-2067. 3p44 Open every Sat. and Sun. 15 table] lent condition. $9800.00,638.1505. 3p45 pets. Ridge/Stove included, to view call IS YOUR Body in stress? Relexology, 635.9607. 11)45 rentals available. Arts & crafts] welcome. Heated store and lots of] 11. Recreational Vehicles aromatherapy manipulation. 635-2516 for The Terrace Standard reserves the fight to classify ads FOR RENT: One bedroom suite, •dge, appointment. 3p44 under appropriate heedtngsand to sel rates therefore and to parking space. For table reservations] 740 JD Grapple skidder, reb. eng. (300 determine page location, 2. Mobile Homes stove, large yard, private entrance, in phone 635-14e8, 2823 corner of I hrs) 4 like new chains tires good to fair HOMEBASED Book keeping and :The,Terrace Standard reminds advertisers that it is against 14 X 70 Mobile Home located on private town, availlable March 1st. 635- Clark & Paquette (Thornhlll) I accounting for the small businessman, the provincial Human Rights Act to discriminate on the basis $35,000. Will consider older cat as par1 of children, marital stafos and employmentwhen placing "For lot, must be moved, with or without side 5177. lp45 ~de, 1988 F250 4 X 4 Sup. Cab, over 15 years accounting and manage. Rent" ads: Landlords can stata a no-smoking preference• porch. Renovatedthroughout 3 bedroom, HOUSE FOR Rent March 1st. Prefer non- pprox, 70,000 km 460 eng, 5 spd. ment expedence.Reasonable rates. Call The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit, Do You Want to Lose Weight classity or re act any advertisement and to retain any rridge & stove, built in china cabinet, smokers cr drinkers. Newly renovated. 12,000. 1972 970 Case Tractor c/w cab 635.1512 for free consultation. 3p44 answers directed to the News Box Reply Service, and to wood stove. By appointment only, 635- Phone 6354602. lp45 & Keep It Off? & duels & 707 leon loader $10,000. 205 D & D SPEQAUTY Stitch, 'your direct repay the customer the sum paid for the advertisementand 3430 no agents please. 31o43 Massey nemure spreader $1,800. 1700 box rental, 2 BEDROOM Woodgreen condo Thermojetics embroidery centre' caps, jackets, golf Box replies on "Held" instructions not ~Ickedup within 10 14 X 70 mobile, 4 bedrooms, large addi- availlable March 1st, 2 levels, 2 baths, Unique Herbal Product that works New Holland Forage chopper $1,800. shirts, etc. Pinetree sales building days el expi,'y of on advertisement will be destroyed unless Heavy,heavy3 bottom breaking plow cuts Quesne1992.5033. 41)45 mailing Instructions are received, Those answering Box tion, all appliances included. Gas heat, fridge, stove, dishwasher included. Burns Body Fat Numbers are requested not to send originals of documents to newly renovated. 14X8 porch. Must sell! Vaulted ceilings in the huge master bed. Melts Inches 6ft. $8,000. Will consider cattle on trade avoid loss: $20,000 obo, 638,0168. 3p44 room. Gas fireplace, hot water and sewer Controls Appetite for any of the above. Call 690.7378 for All claims of errors in adverdsemenls must be received by more information. 4p44 • KID'S the publisher within 30 days aller the first publication. 14X70 TRAILER, brown and white, with 2 included. In house laundry fadlities, 638- Gives Lots of Energy • ; t~,~ i It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the sheds and small addition 632-5693 home 1341, sorry no pets. lp45 ~t a Meal Replacement Plan 1981 18 1/2 ft Vanguard trailer, with tan- liability of the Tefface Standard in Ihe event of failure to 100% Natural 100% Guaranteed CASTLE publish an advertisement as published shall be limited to the or632-6261 work ask for Andrew. 3p44 dem axle, equalizerhitch and side mirrors included. Phone after 6pm 635- amounl paid by the advertiser Ior only one incorrect insertion 1979 14x58 Mobile, 8x12 en~ with cov- FURNISHED Start Losing Today by Calling (LICENCED) ~~u~ for the portion of the advertising space occupied by t~e Incor. Terrace -Olanne Rowe 638-1349 2549. 31o44 rect or omitted item only, and that there shall be no llablllly in ered patio. Wired garden shed, 4 appli- BACHELOR UNIT PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE any event greater th.ln the amount paid for such advertising. ances, N/G heat. #78 Pine Park, $31,900, P.-,~bleend utilities [nduded. Referenms required, Kltimat- Mary 632-6812 FOR SALE-Hard top utility trailer, 6x12, heavy frame, HD suspension, wired, pro- For children 2V= to 5 63s.5230. 3p44 OLD BRIDGE PROPERTIES .I. rReal Estate pane attachments, new rubber. Phone 1981 IVIANCO 14x70with 2x6 walls. New 635-5350 6. Wanted Misc. 638.7283 (days) or 638-8692 evenings 638-8890 CLASSIRED ADVERTISING WORKS! gas furnace. 4 appliances, set up in Tim- iii ask for Mike. 3p45 bedand trailer park. Asking 29,500, 635- IF YOU ARE BUYING or selling chil. ~!~e reading this aren't you? 638-ffn. dren's furniture, check with the Product 1352. 3p44 12. Motorcycles REDUCED WAS 25,900 Must 1979 FOR LEASE Safety Branch of consumer & Corporate ;~ADAMS LAKE STORE LOCATED AT Sail! Affairs Canada (604) 66S-5003to ensure SERVICE I Adams Lake, B.C. 1/2 hour from Salmon 14x64, 3 bedrooms, economical natural OFFICE - RETAIL- CLINIC SPACE Central location, off street parking, it meets current Safety Standards. "[he 13. Snowmobiles No job too small, We will creditI :~.All~ • 45 min. from Kamloops, 10 rain. gas, washer/dryer, range,fridge,8x8 sale of non compliant products not only :;from Shuswap Lakes. Fully renovated entrance room. Quiet culdesac In 1,400 sq. ft. ground floor 1978 ARCTIC CAT El tigre. Long track, you for any salvage items. For I • Upsta rsApartment .i~.:., '~ could result in a tragic acddent but also is new dutch, asking $800 o~. Call,638... ~with very attractive living quarters. Show- Boulderwood. Yew at..115-3616 Larch ;i;~ a Vi0l~i6n of'lhe Hazard0us;:Preducts more Informatlon,'i!~" '| ;.tng excellent'ietdi'n In an area of growth Ave in Thornhill. Call 638-1672 f~r ~AVAILABLE .... 3p~ appointment, 22,500 firm. 3p~4 ~ !:~= 198 9 Exciter, new dutch, Skis, 13/4 p'ad- • Phone635-7824 '1 '~.Tandt~ffi~ d rn~e:Start the NeWYear' on WANTED: Any used floor safes, gun i. a positive note, Phone 1-679-8904. tfn37 12X68 MOBILE Home in excellent condi- diM,pipe c/w covers, excellent condition. IMMEDIATELY safes etc in fairly good condition, call 638. 4pm-8pm I • STARTER HOME near schools and hoe. tion. 1 1/2 baths, built in china cabinet, 829o, 3p43 $4,800 obo, call after 6pro 638- pital on deed-end street. 5 bedroom, 2 new carpet throughout, indudes lots of CALL: 7267. 31)44 bathroom, large landscaped lot, fenced extras. 6324298 anytime. 31)45 WANTED TO Lease 12 - 15 passenger 635-2252 (days) Van or Mini Bus for May through Septem- bad(yard, shed, greenhouse, N/G heat. 14. Boats & Marine DRYTOP Partial renovation. Appliances negotia. 3, For Rent 635-5531 (evenings) ber. Debble624-5645. 31)44 biB. 638-1088. 4p43 3 & 4 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSES featur. FOR SALE Lund Cabin Cruiser, 17 1/2 7, For Rent Misc, It., at kitimat yacht dub, tandem trailer, GUTTERS APPROX 3.5 acre future property ing 1150.1300 sq. ft. plus basement, 2 baths, private yard, carport a;~ satellite FOR RENT: APPROX. 1 ac~e (fenced) rebuilt marc engine, new cooling system, Panaramic view.Excellent spdng water, For Lease merc leg, new water pump, new gas CW2 bedroom cottage. 635.7480 3p43 W Houston. Phone 845-3161. 31tfn with 2 small barns. Suitable for 1 or 2 horses. $100/month. Call 635.5537 or tanks, undamaged hull, $6,250 phone LANDSCAPED and Fenced lot of nearly 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT rigll~- or Rent 632.5128. 2p44 town. Fridge/stove, security entrance. 638-O888 30tfn an acre with a 12X60 paramount trailer Large Warehouse Space LEAV1NG THE COUNTRY. 21' glasply and a 12X30 addition; patio deck; roof Paved parking. On site management. Specializing In 5" continuous 635.7957 15tfn good location, good zoning. MINI STORAGE UNITS 470 merc cruiser, command bddge, full built over entire trailer & addition. Also, 10 Formerly Copper Mountain canvas, head, stove, trailer, 1990 survey steel or aluminum gutters. TERRACE BED & BREAKFAST. Rooms it. Satellite dish: two outbuildings; on Electronics • Budget priced $14,500, asking $10,000,624-2180.3p43 Installation, repairs & Iown water and natural gas heat; indudes by the night or by the week. Call 635. Also • 24-hour access rddge;stove & freezer. Asking $42,000. '5537 or 638.O888, leave message, tfn30 1981 SUNRUNNER 21 ft. hardtop; dw cleanlng. Office/Warehouse Space • Port-A-Stor units also available galley; pack & cuddy cabin; excellentcon- Call Houston: 645.2655. 4p44 SERVING TERRACE 3 BEDROOM mobile home in Thornhig formerly Nlsga'a School Board Office 635-5350 dition. $17,500. Call: 845.7027 (Hous- RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Lot $500 per/me and 3 bedroom home in for Store front on Grieg ton.) 41o45 & KITIMAT Thornheights subdivision phase 111 Copperside $675 per/me. Rental pur- Call 638-8398 18 1/2' Springbok jumbo river boat with Roofing and Siding $18,600 firm. Ught industdal lot on Greig chase mrangernent considered. CallHerb 8. Cars for Sale 75 HP Mariner with jet. Many extras Installation and Repairs Ave $27,900 obo 635.2148. 3p44 Styles 403.264.8122 or Jane 638-0918. 31)43 N1992 CENTURYS V6, Tilt, Cassette, $9000 firm or will trade as part payment WANTED: 3 or 4 bedroom house with 4. Wanted To Rent on travel trailer. 635-2052 alter 6pm. 3p45 Call Steve 638.0838 acreage on the bench on South side. 3 BEDROOM BASEMENTSuite close to Automatic, Various Gelours and options, Reply to File #12 Terrace Standard 4647 downtown. Availlable Man:h 1st $550 a 2 or 3 BEDROOM House or duplex with 16,900. Schuitz Pontiac Buick, Prince Lazelle Ave. 31)44 month plus utilities. 635-7058 alter 5pm. basement in the downtown area. Long George, 563.0271 4p42 15. Machinery 3p43 term rent. 4 adults, no children, no pets. FOR SALE, 1978 Chev STN wagon, MORTGAGES LAKEFRONT Lots situated minutes from D3 CAT PLUS BACKHOE, $16,500. 9 U SANDALWOOD Apartments l&,?. bed- Non drinkers w'~h references. Phone 635. good shape, no rust new rubber, runs Smithers on lake Kath!yn. Also one 5 acre 6415 Unit #8. lp45 D6 Cat, $9,500. JD 350 loader, $12,000. • new mortgages lot. Call 647.2408. 4p45 room apadments w/w carpets. Clean, well. $1625.000BO 635.7250. TFN 2-0C3 Cats, $4,500 each. 9 U & OC3 YOUNG PROFESSIONALMother of one, 1963 CADDILAC lteetwood/oraum. Well 3 BEDROOM Condominium. 4524 Soott quiet, well maintained sacudty entrances, Cat parts. 2 - 20' aluminum boats. 1-697- arranged no pets. Starting at $360.00. For appoint- seeks reasonably priced 1 bedroom maintained, excellent condition. Asking 2474,1-0697-2393. 16tfn Ave. Stove/Fridge, basement 635. apartment immediately. Call Leah before $4500, call 635-3697. 3p43 • existing mortgages 3317. 11)45 ment to view call 632-5728. 6c44 PLOW Trucks, sander and graders with 5:00 635.4429 after 5:00 at 635- 1983 PLYMOUTH Reliant, white, 150,000 SPAC~OUS SIX Bedroom home on 4,26 ROOMATE Wanted to share 3 bedroom 4~1. 3p45 snow wings, loaders, backhoe, dozzers, purchased by house In upper Thornhill $300lmonth. km, good running condition. Asking excavators. Servicing fiat decks and acres. Also 2 aores with well and hydro. $1800, phone 635.5531. 31o43 people who want Will sell together or seperate.635- Availlable immediately cell after 5pm 638. 5. Misc. For Sale dump trucks, low beds, belly dumpers, tilt 8580. 3p44 1986 T.Bird with air, tilt steering, power irailers and cone crushers. Financing 5061. 3p45 350 LOADER. New Engine, new tracks, to help windows, alpine deck, 3.86L V6, Auto- avalllable. 493.6791 4p42 etc. $1400.00 0.C.3 Crawler Cat, blade & matic, new tires. ERC 5,500 firm. Phone FORD TRACTOR, 12 volt system, 3 point "low to mid-teens" bucket 80% new. $5500 32 ft. house boat 635.1512. 3p44 lifetime aluminum, has everything & hitch, blade, new rubber and chains. See Us Today 1979 CAPRI 2 door, 2.8 litre, V6 chrome $2,500, Call 638-8960. 3p43 trailer $19,500. 92 lade 2.door auto • 7 good cond. $1500. 14 ft. Td-hull speed dins and new 2 tone painL $1750 obo 265 MF Tractor with cab A.1 condition [~ Avco [ boat . 50 horse menk, trailer $2800. after 5pm call 638.8580. 3p44 with 3 PTS hitch. Heavy duty 7it blade, E- Financial Clean Okanagan Camper, hyd lacks, 9. TRUCKS for SALE Z loader, new tires and brakes, call 635- Services C~ridPgAe CKAGE ;~;E.~440 $2,000. new Kuboda lite plant & battery 2944 or 635-3415. 4p44 change $550. Ken Allen Box 161 1986 FORD RANGER XL 4)(4, 2.9 Utre 83s 2826 Granisle. Ph. 697.2474. 19tfn engine with rack and canopy, Low mile- age. EC. Asking $8600. 635-7400 after 7 PREFABBED WOOD Conslructed utility p.m. 15tfn =,~ , d=, sheds garages, workshops. Also trailer skirting, decks, fences joey shacks, and 1989 GMC JIMMY 4X4, 2 door, 65,000 FOR RENT snow roofs. DIRK BAKKER. 638. km, excellent running condition, dean "Christines Electrolysis' 1768. 61)41 intedor, exterior, Am/Fro cassette, air, NEWLY RENOVATED cruise, and more 12,000. Phone Time COMMERCIAL/SERVICE SPACE 'CASH & CARRY Cabinet Warehouse. Cleaners 635-2833 or alter 6pm 635- Huge savings, warehouse pddng oabl- 6183. . ctfn & Tanning PRIME LOCATION NEAR CENTRE OF TOWN nots by Kitchen Craft of Canada. 3566 1987 FORD XLT Van, 11 pass, pr¢)'~'e Massey Dr. Prince George 501-2240. Fax Opening in 5700 880 AND 1320 561-2250. t~ converted, 302 cu in, 75000 k/m, asking QUALITY BAND Equipment. QSC MX 13,900 very good condition, open to March i..,::SQUARE SQUARE FOOT 2000 PWR h'np $9~,, Network Bass offers.Bums Lake 1-692-7212, 41:43 Bins (JBL) $1500, 12 JBL GTR.SPKR 1976 4X4 BLAZER, very low miles. Clean !:ii FEET BAYS Cab $500. Phone Matt 635.3125. 3p45 inside,some.rust, $2,250,638.8968.4p43 Opening Specials 480O SQUARE 10 Tanning Sessions -~ ,store front FEET BAILIFFSALE ~-~::on Highway 16 with 3 phase power All with 1987 Toyota Xtra Cab Pickup, 32' Wood Hull pleasure boat, : excellent visibility - 12 x 12 OHdoors 40yl, Auto. 282,018 Nlssan Chrysler Diesel s30.OO - natural gas heat Km., Runs Good. power - lots of accessorleso iii" good parking 1985 Chew Chevette, Auto, 4 but needs lots of work, - washrooms cyl., 104, 529 kin. For an appolntrnent to view, call 1 985 V.W. Golf, 4 Cyl., Diesel, 635-7649. All sales are on a "as / Progressive Ventures Ltd. needs some motor work Is-where Is" baals, no warrantles 635-7671 635-7459 and exhaust system or guarantees are Implled or 0 ,~ ~ . repairs. given. R. Jones I

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19. Lost & Found 21, Help Wanted 23. Work Wanted IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to place a LARGE National corporation looking for BURK'S Renovations. Home repairs, Kids &Tobacco WEATHER WATCH Lost and Found Classified. Phone 638- an aggressive indivkiuaiwith ambition to door hanging, home or garage, no job too earn $30,000 plus per year, Send resume SAVE Fdday 5pro. small or too big. Call 635.2985 an~me. It's a cnme. LAST Max. Min. Snow Rain Sun FOUND One pair of gold-rimmedglasses to: Box 64 TerraceBC, V8G 4A3 1CA3 9p43 I I WEEKS Temp. Temp. (cm) (ram) Cars) on Halliwellon Feb 7/93, has black case, HOUSEKEEPER Avalliable. Call Marie TOTALLY TROPICAL Requires consul. if yours call 635.3719. 2p44 635-4760. 3p43 tents to sell a fabulous line of silk plants. LOST ONE Gold wedding band at Feb. 13 0.9 -5.3 0 0 0 Home shows/commercial businesses. CINDERELLA CLEANING Services. We McDonalds Restaurant between 3-3:30 Feb, 14 5.1 -0.4 0 0 8.4 Phone Debbie 1(403).835.2461 or Deb do wails, dean cupboards, wash floors. pro, call 638-8048. 2p44 0 O 8.3 1(403)567-4275. 3p43 10 yrs.experience. Free estimates, 638- Getting the results Feb, 15 0.8 -3.7 LOST FEMALE Cat. Part Simese/Tabby, 8398. 3p43 Feb, 16 -0.9 -7,6 0 0 7.5 PROFESSIONAL Temporarybase player from your sport on sandy/beige, in the Thomhill/RiverDrive APARTMENT MANAGER with 12 year Feb, 17 1.4 -7.3 O 0 8.6 area. 635-9572, after 5pro. 2p44 needed, 12 years experience. Must have to SCOREBOARD is own equipment, Call635-3378. 2p44 experience and excellent references, Feb, 18 5.1 -3.1 Trace 0 7.1 LOST ONE 17' dainty gold chain on Feb looking for position in family complex. 0 0 8.6 GROWiNG ESTABUSHED Delivenj ser- easy. Feb. 19 2.2 -4.0 13/~3 (Saturday night) between Terrace ~Jso motel management experience, hotel and OueenswayTrading. It has wire viceis receMng driverapplications, Appli- Just fax them to 638- cants must be well groomed,dependable, Phone anytime635-2985. 8p43 nmmed heart charm with diamond in the LAST Max. Min. Snow Rain Sun enjoy working with the public, and have a 8432, telephone middle. Reward. Call 635.4068 (leave 'SWlNGSHIFT' Live I~and, avalllable for YEAR Temp. Temp. (cm) (mm) Cars) message on machine), 2p45 dependable vehicle in good condition bookings. Phone 1-695-6469 after Malcolm at 638-7283 Any age over 19 welcome. Please call 6pm, 41o44 ON FEB 10/93 on 4400 block Lakelse 638.8398. Come grow with us! ctfn or drop them off at was lost one ladies black handbag. If JOURNEY CARPENTER With trade Feb. 13 2.7 -2.1 0.4 0 .6 • • • WOOLWORTH Accepts applications for the office, 4647 bund phone 638-8790. 2p45 qualifications 15 yrs experience.Will do Feb, 14 4.7 -0.3 Trace 0 5.1 employment every Wednesday for an carpentry work, also condo and apart. FOUND KEY On key tag in hospitalarea. Lazelle, weekdays Feb, 15 2.0 -0.I 5.6 Trace 0 application & interview please apply in ment maintenance,Call 638.O136. 3p45 Feb. 16 2.2 -0.4 1.2 Trace 0.8 638-8217. 2p45 person to customerservice, ctb between 8a.m. and REWARD OFFERED For return of lost 24. Notices Feb. 17 1.8 -2.2 0 0 2.4 ARE YOU Interestedin a P/T home party 5p.m. Feb. 18 2.2 -2.1 1.4 0 5.6 B.C. ID, Call SharyI-Lynn at 635- business, as an La Cool West clothing PRO-UFE EDUCATION availableto gen- 2940. 2p45 representative? Contact Diane in Prince eral public; videos, pamphlets, lending Feb. 19 -1.8 -6.9 Trace 0 2.2 20. Pets & Livestock George at 1.563.3752. 2p45 library, dealing with human life issues such as abortion and euthanasia.Student BABY LOVEBIRDS, cockatiels and ATTENTIONHAIRSTYLISTS enquirieswelcome, Call 635-3648. 5tfn budgies. Call 635.6770 days and 638. Looking for part time or full time BORED? LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE, 1246 (evenings). 3p43 licensed Hairstylist or Barber. excitement, perhaps a tropical island? Clientele preferred. Call Elan Travel at 635-6181 and catch THE TERRACESPCA has animalsup for Contact Terri Lynn the spirit! 51~ adoption. For more information or to at 638-8941 report lost and found pets Phone 638. FREE SERVICE. Help with your forms or OPEN HOUS letters. Call Melissa at 835.9119 for 2oo2. 5p43 help. tfn PROVEN WINNER, Proven sire. Jacks 23, Work Wanted Dee Bar, A.Q.HA. Superiorwestem plea. REPLYINGTO A FILE NUMBER? Please NIRVANA METAPHYSIC & Skeena Child Care Support Program sure and halter, grand champion 1993. be sure you have the correct box number HEALING CENTRE Fee $600. Phone four T Q.H. 847.4195 as g~venin the ad. Addressto'.' File , The invites all parents and care providers evenings. 41)44 Terrace Standard, 4647 Lazelle, Ave., REGISTER NOW 4 YEAR OLD Gelding,16 hands sired by Terrace, B,C. VSG 168. Hesse do not to an Open House amazing sultan. Very quiet. 4 year old include bulk goods or money to Box For new set of classesin beginnersto chestnut appaloosa mare, Well started. replies advancedmetaphysics and self Saturday, February 27 Trailers well. 10 year old appaloosa CARPENTER 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE. awareness/healing.Laurel Gregg Msc.D. mare. Well broke. 699.6563. 41045 Forms, framing, siding, finishing inside or REGISTERED YEARLING Simmental out. No job too small. Mike Gray, 668- 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 2:00 - 4:00 pm bulls. Selling privately & at the 0822 32fin Vanderhoof bull sale. Performancerated, WORK WANTED. I will work for any Ter- at the semen tested, X Bar simmentals, Hen & race and area business. I am a tireless ZION BAPTISTCHURCH Lois Crosby. 5674127. 4p45 sales representative. I work 7 days a 2911 S. Sparks St. 638-1336 -Terrace Women's Resource Centre week; days and evenings. I will present 21. Help Wanted your sales or service message to 18000 4542 Park Ave THE TERRACE STANDARD reminds potential customers every week. My past 9:4S Sunday School (all ages) advertisersthat the human dghts code in historyproves I spent an averageof 3 1/2 10:55 Womhlp Service Snacks, child care information, caregiver resources British Columbia.forbids publication of days with each consumer in your market. any advertisement in connection with I amThe Terrace Standard.Call me, I will employment which discdmiates against work for you. Standard Advertising 638. Pastor: Hen J, Orr For Information call 638-1113 any person because 0f odgin, or requires 7283. tfn a job applicantto fumish any information CUSTOM CABINETS, Renovations,fin- ,'.oncoming race, religion, colour; ances, ish carpentry. No job too small. Steve J W, place of odgln or political, belief' Marsn- "el' I. 635" 7--44/" . 12""p4u Beaders: In ads where male, re.referred.... ., ...... *" "base read alsoas 'fe'-ale' and ~ .~.,QNFIDENTIAL Bookkeepng for sm~, ~P ..... ~, I: ,:'., :, "~ , ...... : ...... where lemale s used read al~o /~" buenass,or set~,employed. Reasonable iorzb 'male'. rates,Mary 635-7474. •12p40 BLANKET CLAsS'I] IEDS ; ANDYUKONCOLUMBIA These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon QUALIFIED Hairstylist required full or Journeyman Carpenter J COM~UN~ and reach more than 3 million readers. $195 ""...... part-time, wage negotiable.Apply in per- Will do finbhbg, renovalions,bstall cebtneb, J NEWSPAPERS $3.70each additional word son or sendresumeto Veins, Alpine Cut, ASSOGIATICN ~ ~ TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR BCYCNA AT (604) 669-9222. Box 664, SmithersB.C. VOJ 2NO 4p42 Preflnlshed Hardwood Floodng I Malta, I~ch, mk oak Availal0bb raluraland I INTERNATIONAL COMPANY (M.L.M.) variouscoloum, (No =mdtngr~u~l) Size~ "x I looking for sales people in the Pacific 2W or 31~" j Northwest. ExcellentHealth related prod. CALL e~r~s277~leave a memp) J AUTO EDUCATION RNANCE GARDENING PERSONAL ucts and marketing plan, including BIO- ENGINES REBUILT from Traln to be a "CRM" - Certi- Attention Retailer/ ONE STOP GREENHOUSE EXCITING PHOTOS- Karen, MAGNETIC PRODUCTS ONraps, Mat. $995. 5 year 100,000 kms fied Apartment Manager. Fundralsersl Picture This SHOP, B.C. Greenhouse Sylvia and Tanya have sen- tress overlays,jewellery etc,) All products Looking for ~t warranty. Bond Mechanical Many Jobs available. Over Indusldes Ltd Is distributing Builders Ltd., 7425 Hedley sational personal photos for availlable locally, interested persons serving B.C, for 27 years, 2 ~00 graduates now work- American Cyanamid Ave., Burnaby, B.C. V5E2R1. sale. For discreet Info write: pleasecall 632.7547 41)42 Chdd Care? Phone 7 days, 8 a,m, - 8 p.m. Ir I. Government licensed Glowstlcks for Novelties/In- FREE BROCHURE. KAREN, Box 670-GB, ~ (604)872-O641. Toll-free home-study caurse. R.M.T.I. dustrial/Recreational users. Aluminum/Glass or Kelowna, B.G. V1Y 7P4. DIET MAGIC lose 301be in 30 days for Skeena Child Care Support H Mon-Frl 1-800-663-2521, 681-5456 or 1-800-665-6339. For FREE Catalogue Fax: Alumlnum/AcrylitaS DP, Dou- Adults Only Pleasel onty $49.95. All natural. Phone Colleen Program can help you make ~] (604)756-0303 or S 172 Bar- ble-walled Greenhouses, 635-7070. 4p42 BEFORE YCU BUY a rebuilt Psychiatric Nursing. In B.C. one Rd~ Nanalmo, B,C. Solariums and complete line the right choice for your child, |~ engine, compare quality and there is an ongoing shortage Make Valentines Day really WANTED One live-innanny/housekeeper of Greenhouse Accessodes. For information on choosing || service. CANADA ENGINES of Registered Psychiatric FOR SALE MISC. Telephone (604)433-4220, Special. Marital Aids, Lingo- for 2yr old. Referencesrequired call 635. care and available options, call t~I LTD. IS THE BEST. Cars/ Nurses, As a graduate of Fax 433-1285. de etc. Send ~ for color 4639. 3p43 Coco at 638-1113. light Trucks from $995.5 Yr. Douglas College's Psychiat- SEPTIGTANKS, PUMPOUT catalogue (refunded with first [] limited warranty. 560:1050 ric Nursing program, your CHAMBERS & DISTRIBU- order). Secudlne Marketing, RECESSION? Who Cares? Ideal home A free serviceprovided by the TerraceJ[] HELPWANTED based business unique product. Minima] (24 Hrs/7Days); 1-800-665. skillswill be in demand. The TION BOXES, New light- 163D-1450 Johnston Road, Women's ResourceCenlre and funded~j 3570. Psychiatric Nurslng program welght Polyethylene, Lasts White Rock, B.C. V4B 5E9. investment unlimited potential-writeP.O. by the MinlstP/ofWomen's Equality. ~ WHOLESALE FIRM SEEKS F-250, 4X4's, Cummins Die- blends classroom learning five times longer than con- Box 2193 Pdnce George BC Sin B V2N with real-Ilie, hands-on train. cretel Lowest pdses. Also 2 INDIVIDUALS to display 2J8 41)43 XXXXXZXZXZZXZXXZXXZZX] sel, Explorers, Rangers, merchandise In established WOMEN - 35-65 years old Trucks. Up to $1500. cash Ing to ensure you're ready to large"selection of Water who have undergone breast start your new career dght Tanks. Call for nearest dealer stores. Potential ~earnings rebate. 'O' down O.A.C. Pay- $950.$1,500 weekly. Seri- cancer surgery without recur- after ]raduation. Graduates 1-800-661-4473. rence since 1987, are needed ments from $189/month. find v 'ork In a vadety of set- ous applicants only. Ben- Phone Grant or Don collect efits, profit sharing. Training for a study on self-concepL tings Including hospitals and THE LAST STEEL BUILD- One 15 minute questionnaire. 538-9778, residential and community provided (416)398-0919, ING you'll ever need. FU- (416)398-0924. Call Collect Iris 224-O313, BUSINESSOPPORTUNmES c re settings at starting cala- TURE STEEL BUILDINGS, Vancouver. New EngravingMachlnecom- r s of up to $30,000 per year. the recognized leader in af- [ ~uglssCollege in New West- 45% PROFITII Put moneyln • Dress Making plete with Fonts. Ideal for fordable, top-quality, Arch- WOULD YOU LIKE to cone- r nsteroffers B,C.'sonly Psy- style Steel Buildings. Why your pocket and have fun too, (• home business, Sacrifice for by becoming an INDEPEND- spend with unattached Chris- Bacteri0steticWater Purifiers • Alterations chiatric Nursingprogram. Call pay more? $3500, NO GST. Box 102, ENT DISTRIBUTOR selling tian people across Canada ENJOY SPARKLIN0 CLEAN WATERON rAP., ~ ' • Custom Cltywide Classifieds, 45 Erie (604)527-5027today for more Q30'WX38'LX14'H-$6,274. AT A FRACTION OF TNE COST OFBOTTLEO WATES Information• Apply now- QUALITY MA CHERIE LIN- for companionship ur mar- 100%Rmovll ol C~t ~ L=n,~l (l~evlt Fev~ St, V ctoda, B.C. V8V 1P8, $30 WX40'LX14 H-$6,434. dage? Ashgi'ove, P.O. 'Box uP~,A.a Sewing spaces are limited. Douglas delivered. 1-800-666-5111. GERIE. We offer fast, sill- ~,,,~,L=,~..=.~.. (604)635-3697 "RECESSION PROOF" College...a tradition of excel- dent service and 18 years of 205, Chase, B,C. VOE 1MO. Terrace, B.O, 635-1304 Wanted Immediately, men/ lense. success. Gall 1-800-661- Construction Equipment For 3305. REAL ESTATE women to take advantage of EMPLOYMENT Sale or Rent. Grader with Discovery Toys ® Machine Quilting outstanding home:based OPPORTUNITY business opportunity in your Snow Wings, Plow Trucks, MISCELLANEOUS NEW HOMES from $55 soqt. C=velolprmm~Toy=, Book=& ~= For AI,~e= Beautiful,Fast end Inexpensive URGENTLY REQUIRED 2 Sander Tracks, Excavators, Quality Engineered ModUlar Home Dement i~t~'ll, FO~rlzll4~ri, Ciblo~tMI/Phoffib = local area. Easyto run, strong Lowbeds, KenworthTractors, Oderl. pad Tlmt & Nil 11me C~/ef Opt~ExtunlilelL Immediate cash flow, low heavy duty and/or ag me- SATELLITE SYSTEM OWN- Homes. Factory Built for your VIsNMC A=!lpt~l " Let Me Do YourQuilting chanics for progressive and Backhoes, Loaders, Water site. 2'X6' walls, R40/R20 6 overhead. $10 - $20,000 In- ERS: If you are losing chan- SUSAN M. RIDLEY' aggressive Ford New Holland Trucks, Dozers, Packers, Insulation. Showhomes at vestment, 24 Hr. Reo. MSG. Belly Dumps end Pups. Call nels please call for Informa- (6041 638-1319 ~ Joyce Casorso 638-8814 1-600-995-2764. dealer. Excellentworklngcon. tion on V.C.I.I. I~US boards CoMae Home Sales, Surrey. dltions. Resume required• 1-493-6791. (604)597-2181. - and costs • programming L H HOLIDAY $6000 per/ruth and growing. Call (403)627-3646. Mustafa's Emporium After 10/rathe representing choices and costa. 1.800. HOUSEHOLD HELP EQUIPMENT EXCELLENT TRAILERS, 465-8069~ No obligation. SERVICES Silver &Gold Jewellery at this 15 yr/old international EXCELLENT PRICES. UtU- Complete House, Child & Affordable Prices MLM healthand nutritioncom- 1976 JD440B Skldder Ity, Ratbed, ten to thirty feet, Major ICBC motor vehicle In- Pet Sitting Services Leather Bags - Embroidered Vests pany. I work from home with $12,500, 1978 ML250 car and machinery haulers. MOBILE HOMES Jury claims. Joel A. Wener, Maxlne Bob Olive Wood Carvings Nativity Sets a $500 Inventory. I'll train Skldder $17,O00, 1974 Also TIItbeds, Hydraulic •al lawyer for 24 years. Call 4614 DavlsAve. 638-8648 Showroomat 4719 ParkAve. 635-5218 you. Call Jim at 1-800-925- TD25C Crawler $25,000, Dumps. Single, Tandem and USED MOBILES. Manufac- free: 1-600-665.1138. Con- 2206• 1970 TD15B Crawler Td~e Axles, Can Deliver. ture must clear all mobiles. tlngenoy fees available. $20,000. Coastal Pacific 16 units to choose from. Retail Bakery's Equipment. (604)492-4068 Penticton. Slnlon, Wener & Adler..:~ •., .. Creative Linens Call Sam Must be sold, Includes an Equipment; Williams Lake Pdced from $10,000• Noble Specialist All types oJ WoM Floor overhead bread system. 392-7767, Eves. W. Holley Homes (403)447-2333. TRAVEL Custom Made Bedroom Accessories 392-4903; AMAZING SIMPLE MA, caro[ynAnn C:ay Laying, Sandingarul Finishing Phone: John at 792-2340, CHINE. Build from plans. HO[IRLY RAIT3 RNANCE Turn ordinary styrofoam into WINTER WORKS SPECIALI DOWN UNDER SEAT SALE, Ph. (604)635.5161'/ 48~, DavisAve FINANOIAL FREEDOM in Any neWmoblle or modular I~R3 Site 19, Comp. ? '93. Imagine your customers GovemmentGrants & Loans. hgge profits. Make signs, Australia R.T.3/Mnth, a/Stops .... F,=(80416=.~6 Ts.ece,B,O, WG t¥2 Ph,~ Terrace, B.C VSG 4R6 displays, decorations, crafts. home ordered dudng Febru- $1345. Australia O.W.$849. • .... purchasing 20 CURRENT Billions of dollars are made arywilt be equippedwith"con- CD s cassettes, AM/FM Re- ave, able to new and existing Complete plans, patterns, New Zealand R.T. $1146, : :: For InformsUon On The methods, marketing. $29;95 ira! air conditioning" ($3,000 N(~w Zealand O.W. $799. celver,.VldeoRewlnder+Pre- B.C. businesses. The Brad ValUe) FREE of charge. We Cook Island 2/week package TERRACE HOME BASED BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS paid AlffareforONLY $19.98, Book can show you how to +GST +$2 (S&H). "Styro. : -~ Magkf Box 781, Westbank, will custom build your home. $1517. ANZA TRAVEL 734- • Meetings held on The 3rd of each month InvestmentS995, 1.800-263- get your share. Call now Noble Homes(403)447-2333. 7725, 1-800-667-4329. 1900 FMVO. (604)763-9424. B.C. VOH 2AO, Please Phone 635-9415

WITH A LOCATION AND A SELECTION THAT IS SECOND TO The Coast NONE, W'EY WOULD YOU GO InnoftheWest ANYWHERE ELSE OPEN7 DAYSAWEEKUNTIL 1l P,M. NOWOPEN SUNDAYS AT 9A,M,! 4620 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace 635-6300

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25. Business opprtunitles 28. Card of Thanks 30, Obituaries 31. Auction Sales COUNSELOR REQUIRED POSITIONS NOW Availlable, We need JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, for your free Northwest CounselingCenb'e, in Terrace,is sesldngqualified applicantsfor a part time people .to wear and show Lady copy of Crisis of Conscienceby Raymond counselor as required. Remington Fashion Jewellry, Sample kit AUCTION SALE Franz, leave your name and number at 1- Applicants should have a professional degree, be registered to provide dinioal services, provided plus generous earnings. For 847-5758. 29tth Every Saturday 11 am sharp and be eligible to obt~n professional liability Insurance. Interview phone 638-1750. 4p43 ...... WORDS CAN Not express my apprecia. Beginning Feb. 27 The successful applicant will be required to submit to a cdmlnd records check and be lion for all ~o helped in our deep sorrow Consign your surplus goods prepared to take an oath of confidenUdity. PRIME VENDING Opportunities at the tragic loss of our beloved Jerry and now. Free pickup on good Applicants should have expertise and experience In worklng with families, teens and svaillable in the Terrace area. High Amber. The flowers, food, cards and victims of abuse. Ability to work In an Interdisclpllnsry setting and fam;lladty with local returns guaranteed. Call Eagle 1-800- comforting support will not be forgotten, furniture tools and general agencies/resources is an asset. 387.CASH. 3p45 Special thanks to Madon Schlegel and merchandise. For more Remunera~onbased on experience end qualifications. Tammy Moore, The Powers, Betty and GREEN. MARY information call 635-7824 Please submit resume by March 5, 1993 to: Northwest 0ounsellng Centre, $310 4722 Lakeise Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Lee and many, many more for their out. passed awayFebruary 7, 1993 at 4 pm - 8 pm daily. pouring of love and comfort. Bless you all. = DISTRIBUTORSHIPS Morn & Grandmother Betty Demmitt, Sis- Mills Memorial Hospital, at the L.W. Sears Auction & Supply AVAILABLE ters& Aunts, Jacque and Kathy. lp45 age of 81. She was predeceased 4106 Hwy. 16 East Exclusive distributorships are by her husband Fred and son A special thank yo, i goes out to all John available to marketa unique home our relatives, friends and 22. Careers and businesssecurity system. acquaintances who were so open In Mary will be lovingly These systems are affordable, their expression of grief at the Joss remembered by her daughter of Jerry and Amber. The flowers and lone Nlcolson, son Howard dependable, portable and require cards were graciously accepted. Terrace & District Community Services Society no installation. The prayers & good wishes helped Green, cherished grandchildren, Skeena Family Resources Full YearWarranty Is Available to relieve some of our pain, Erron (Barb), Brent (Tracie), Exciting Requires a RELIEF PROGRAM DIRECTOR to coordinate, administer, and Thanks again from both of us. Byron, Freddie, Angela and supervise community based programs. These programs provide services to Excellent product to add to your Tawnya &A]rna Demmitt present lines or a perfectprofitable Karla. Her sisters, Doreen Income children; youth, their families and mothers. sideline. Carmen, N.Y. and Iris Nelson, This position requires a highly motivated individual with excellent To the good samaritans who Opportunity communication skills, experience in staff relation, negotiations and program Call Today/ Van. Her brothers Andrew and left blankets at the scene of the Jack Burke and their families. development. Nechako Enterprises Ltd. accldent between the logging Phone The successful applicant will have a Bachelor of Social Work or other t~uck and car on Jan. 22 near There was no service by request. Vanderhoof.567-2296 relevant degree with macro (community) working experience, KJtwanga, Those who wish to, may make This is a full time position beginning May 17, t9g3 and terminating ask for Hansor Angelica Could you#ease write and donations to the Kidney 635-3484 December 31, lg93, deecdbe the blanket or quilt left Foundation, 201-1669 W. 3rd Salary is negotiable. along with your name and address ~e. Van,, B.C. V6Y 1K1 Please submit resume to: Michael Beausoleil 26. Personals so i may return them to you. J Terrace & District Community Services Society KN"'OW SOME in t---"~heTerrace/l~timat are c/o Rle #AI21aTerDeramcm2~tandard #1-3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C, V8G 2X6 with alcohol/drag problsms'-Get the " ' - A challenging Full "bme c~os~a DATE: March lg, lg93 ." beautiful• tape," ...... R~usea ~om '.~ me Ru,.=.. ,..,, 4647 Lazelle, mrrace, BC You'll love it! Free/confidential. Call toll- VSG 1S8 fme l-800-528-O070. 12p40 ...=...0..000.. INISTORESALES TO STUD Muffin, we sure can cook, Love ~ ..... ' lamb chop. lp45 ~ I Batik YOU ~ posil~onis open for a self-motivatedand service-orientedindividual. ! Creative Options , We w/sh to extend our , Apply In person with resume to: I R Ti E T ~_-:__ _ - - - : : _- _ ~ thanks to Dr. Hedge, and~ ~ I TerraceCarpet Centre Ltd. PA T M POS! ION } ~ $ Dr. Stefanyk, nurses and t I . 3202MunroeStreet, I in a Residential Home Sett,ng " } ~ $ staff of Mills Memorial ~; ~ I Terrace,British Columbia The successful applicant will require the following: { ~ ; Hospital for their kindness ; YOUR DECOR I V8G 3B5 ' I t her I - education in the social service field and ~. t ~ illness. We wish to { I experience working with mentally challenged -~ ~ { express appreciation to { .~ ~ ~ our ~ends for their kind :~ I "knowledge in dealing with challenging behaviors ¢ ; ~ words a.d rdOnatiOns.:~, I a must ' " ~ ~ Thanks to Rev. Jim Cain, ~ I - demonstrated oral and written communication ~ ~ Deacon for his words of ~ I skills ~ ~ comfort; , ~ I "basic first aid,or willing to obtain . FarnllyofMaryGreen I - ol.ss 4 driver s license or willing to obtain , iS L---:.---:.---:-:--J i ...mustundergo.cdminal.record•,oheck. .... ~..,~ ~., S opl~, S., ~.,:-,. ~; ~Wagedep~.ndeht~°r~:q ~!aiificati°ns'',' " ;" ~:~ :. ::':.!"" t . -'-~" .7 2 . t For Chtld Safety1 SUbmit resumes including 3 refe~;ences to: / . ....- .... * IDirect°r' Linda Pelletier, ~f "~"'~ I4548 Lakelse Ave,, (rear of building), M NAWK I P'O" Box 370, Terrace BC VSG 4B1

| • Terrace Mohawk " I . Creatwe Options , is now accepting applications for , T I FullAndPart-t,me Pomt,ons I FULL IME POSITION ~ I Good customer service skills are required. Must I ava, lable within our day program setting ' I be well groomed in appearance. I Applicant will work one on one with a young mentally I Please apply in Person to: I challenged adult The lat~s;7~ l I Terrace Mohawk I The successful applicant will require the following Fashion!- an approved I 4760 Lakelse Ave. - I - have professional training in a day program Personal Floatation Terrace, BC development Device, but remember I I - education in the social service field a floatation device - knowledge in dealing with challenging behaviors must never replace PARAGON INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. - experience in life skill trainlng - demonstrated oral and written communication skills adult supervision. Skeena Mall, Terrace The Canadian + - first aid or willing to obtain Red Cross Society Position available for an Insurance - Class 4 Driver's license or willing to obtain Salespersonwith either a Level 1 or Level 2 - must undergo a crimlnal record check Io,~,o..~ .-~.~,.~'~...... ,.~#"',~'.- .... ~.o.:~=.:° ...... =.... =..:. %0 o°.~0.~..~ B.C. Insurance License. Responsibilities include Wages dependent on qualifications ¢1 o :6" ?"% - " c . IO .... ' "~' "J'~ ~ A . ''" . • II ' Submit resumes Including 3 references to: r;., uonoratulatlons : the in office sales and service of ICBC Autoplan Director, Linda Pelletier, 4548 Lakelse AvE. (rear of ¢ ..... Oo~ ~. ~,'~'= 1°1 v. , and Personal Lines Insurance products. building), P.O. Box 370, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B1 Applicants must have the people skills for an - Credgeur i office environment and working with the general •.• t•~oo~.0oo i _.,L ~ ~. ". ~ on the arnval. of I. I.~ o ~ _¢" - ". ¢ ~ublic. 0..0" o . ,"9 . I ~ ~ ~ • ~,.::::= ~ ~ =, _~,.#~',, thwr daughter Submit resumes to the AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER - 1:'-,~ .'" ".,~ .='~,e.,,. - Paragon Office, #255 - 4741 Lakelse Ave., • ' ~ ' 1[" "'~ V $40,000 to $80,000 PLUS PER YEAR Terrace, B.C., V8G 1 $9 Plus Benefits and Company Vehicle An exciting and interesting sales career can be yours with a well- ; t'" ~ ~ a born February 11/93, 1:26 am . established Terrace buslness. We offer an excellent work place, ~ .~_ t '~r ..;;, ~,,,I in Terrace, BC ASSISTANT EMPLOYMENT employee benefits, including health and dental plan, group u~, '%~ ~./"a k~,° ° :,o" weighing 9 Ibs, 9 oz ' insurance and companyvehicle. ¢:oli , ,Ii I;o ' Co = =1~o o p " - ouoo ~ o o u u OOo o- 'o'O' '°O ~'°'~ , Co o o o o. o o .o .o ,~o , COUNSELOR During iniUaltraining we offer a guaranteedsalary but then you will JOB DESCRIPTION: Assist the Employment Training set your own wages through our rewarding' commlsslon and Coordinator In the delivery of program curriculum and in the volume Incentive plans, Ongoing sales and produot~knowtedge daily operating funcuons of the office. This position is full-tlme training wtll be provided. Congratulations ' as required. QUAUFICATIONS: Minimum academic grade 12 or post- secondary degree or work experience in. an office environment Qualifications: Aggressive self starter-who enjoys dealing with Rob &Arlene Watts ~!.~~. is necessary. This position requires good writing and reading people face to faceand by phone, Grade12educatJ0n requlred skills. Computer knowledge is essential. Must possess good and sales backgroundan asset. Must be willit~gto work Saturdays, on the arrival of their ' ~~.~ interpersonal skills and be a team player. Candidates must some evenings,end investextra ttme In training and home study, undergo a crlinlnal record check. SEND RESUMEIN STRICTCONFIDENCE TO: SALARY: Dependent on qualifications. " Sales Managel' CLOSING DARE: March 5, 1993 i Jim icEwan Motors Please forward resumes to: ..... RO. Box 940 bom Feb.ruary15/93, ~=~ ~~!;l.~l~ Program Manager -- Terrace, B,C. Interconnect D',No phone calls please. Interviewswill be arrangedwith Training & Employment Services , ~ " " : : ~ : "I ~ suitable applicants. weighing 81bs, 9 oz . %;;~~1~! -1 205 ,4650 Lazelle Avenue ...... ~" "~':' Terrace, BC VBG i S. ::: ::~i.i :i:!'~. !'i i~!iiI !.ii:i i: :! I I i Page C10 -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 CTION AD =='

I saw your picture in the paper. I . Nowyou can keep a copyof that picture forever through a newservice BoY c.. BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS $1 95 offerby the TERRACE STANDARD, Come in and browse through our /~qD~JKONc~u~ These ads appe~" in more th~n 100 commur~• newspap~m in B.C. and Yukon w~rds- cov~uNrrY at

ENGINES REBUILT from SENIORS • SHUT-INS. STEEL BUILDINGS, Business Meager needed for USED MOBILES. Manufa~..- $995. 5 year ~00,000 P~s Phoned dally to detarnflne QUONSETS and S. MOD- Invermere's Hospital. (21 turn must d~ar aJl mobiles. 800 warranty. 8ond Mechanical if OK. If not, help ¢~dls ELS. Many sizes to ~ose acute & 4 extended c.~re 16 units to-choose from. sarvin 9 B.C. for 27 years. made. ModigatJon rerdnd- ~m. For V~ue, Qu~ity ;~.nd bed=*). Resort community. Pri~ed from $i0,000. NoI~.q 5x7repdnts ,, ,,,,...... plustx Phone 7 days, B a,m. - 8 p~. a~ pmvlded. ~ Immediate In~agd~ call Future Steel Accounting degree required. Home~ (40~)44.7.2333. (604)872-0641. ,Toll-free FreeTrlal Period. 270.2766 Bul ~ n~_~ 1-800-668-Sl 11. Send resume to: M, Crawford, *Other sizes are also available Mon-Fd 1-800.663-2521. or 1-t~..663~Lr~66~ 24,Hrs, Invermere & Distri~HospitvJ, NOTICE Surplus Herb~v's ~3 Page Box 5001, Invermere, B.G. PC ErRY CONTEST $12~000.. BEFORE YOU BUY a rebuilt E]~J~-ATION Discount Rsh]ng Cote/ague. VOAIKO Fax (604)342.6303. in prizes. Possible publi¢~.- engine, compare qu~ity and Rods, Reel & Lures for s~dt: Eon. Send one odglna] p~em so,dee. C~IADA ENGINES Tr~n ~o be a "ORM" - Cer~- and freshwa~erfishJn9, Rod OVF_RSEAS POSITIONS. fled Aparb'nent Manager. Bulling Mated~s. RyTy~ng. Hundreds of ~op l:~=yingjobs, 20 line~ or less to: Natiot~l LTD. IS THE BEST, Oars/ Many jobs ~.v~tl~e. Over Ubra~ of Poetry, Box 704-- I/ghl: Trud,~ fi'om .%~95. 5 Yr. Shipping. C_~JI~-8~0-~- ~II occupations, FREE De. ND. Owtngs Mills, Md 21117. Ilmimd warranty. 5,80-1050 2,000 graduates now work. 2887. t~JSS. Ovemeas Employment (24 Hm/TO~). 1-800.665- ing. Government licensed Services, Dept, CA, 1255 P~ONAL .... 3570. home-s'~dy course, R.M.T.I. Free Tol:~cco Seeds. To re- Laird Blvd. Suite 208, Mount 6~1-54.56 or 1-800.665.8&39. cone yours, send a s~mped Ro~, Quebec. HSP 2T1. ~XCmNGP"OTOS-~ self addressed envelope to: Sylvieand T any'a have s~- F-250, 4X4's, Cummins Die- FREE CAREER OPP~RTU- sel, Explorers, Rangers, Seeds, Box 268, Plumes, HOMEFASHION C~NSULT- s~QnaJ ~rsona] photos NOES GUIDE. Train-at- ManJtob~ ROJ IPO, ANTS - for IGLOO BEACH sale. For discreet info w#~: Tacks, Up to 81500. cash home for ~-eer$ In Account- rebate. 'O' down O.A.C. cotton family sportswear, KAREN, Bbx 670-GB, ing, Nr¢ondit~onJng, Book- TARGETBRAND me.work- through home pmsenl~ffons. K~low~, E 0, VIY 7p,4.. Payments from $189/mor~. kee~g, Business, F_J~m ingfluids. Releas~JIl:~net~at- Gr~ colors, Loges, Com- Phone Grant. or Don collect t0S, L~w Enforcement, Medi- ing oIL E]e~c~d d~nner. 538-9771]. missions, Envkonment con- cal Segrelary, P~alegal, Degreasem. Protective Coat- cep~, more. Gained media FORABROCHURECNTI~. BUIL.O~G SUPPLIES Travel eto. 404-99g Car~.d~ ings. ,..°~ety Equipment` F~r attention. Joln Su~:~ull DITIONAL"AUSTRALtAN herbal remedies, Call TOtt~ IXXSRS!W]N DOWS!lntedo r M.(1A) Vancouver,(604)665- BraVura/Pricing c~ll Kelsan Team. Ca/gary (403)252- 8923. Indu~rtes (Vancouver) Tel: 8379. : free 1-800~67-0050 F-..~. e~d exterior wood, metal ~d 984--6100, Fax: 984-_3419~ 880. French Doors, wood win- NEWSPAPER ADVERTIS- WESTERN . CANADIAN BE~LJ~.m'A~ ...... dows, skyfights. MOREl 0all $~hool 0fAu~oneeffng,next GAFIDENINO ING SALES MANAGER.You THE KIDS ARE THERE, collect to WALKER DOOR course Mar. ~2.Apr. 2/93. For The Ultimate Gardener's will ~o-ondi~ate ahighlymot~- ChH~r~ .L~ B,O. F~ a~d WINDOW in Va~muver afreebmchurecaJl (403)250- Sore. 1,000'S of ProduCe, vat~lthree pemon salestea~ growing retlrement =um~ = (604)266-1101. . 1~1 or write to' ~, 2003 Greenhouses, Hydroponics, ~d se~¢~deveiopa~counm res=t are~ .~' ..~e m B.O:.~.' eU$INF..~ OPPORTUNmE~ McKnisht Blvd., N.l~., Drip Irdg~on. Huge Book for an ~w'd winning, twice Mobnehome with me~ re~ DRIVE WITH CARE! weekly newspaper on the fully s~r~_~d landscaped ESTA~USHED GROWING C~Jgm~y,AB T2E 6[-2- Sele~Oh. 80 Page, photo filled 1992 ca~ogue $4. re- Sunshine CoasL We ~re look- 70'X120' lot near s~hbot; TANNING ~nd SKIN CARE ing ~r an enervate, self-mo- shopping, stlS~walkt~ publi6 STUDIO, 1g92 Net, ~40,000 BE AN INTERIOR fund~le on order. West~m YOUR LOCAL DECORATOR...w~ our re. Water Fro'ms, #103-20120 th,ted, t~am-odented indi- Ioe~oh. C,onddsr t~de4es K. Room for exl:~nslon. v~dua/ wit~ a proven ~'ack moto~ome;"~bhicles, Ownermoving. MUSTSELLI ma~,able new home s~udy 64th Ave., Langley, B.C. VSA • Pn/IRF course. You'll get ind]vfdual 4P7. recqrd ~n community n.ews. equipment, et~. $69,500 1=I $69,900 o.b.e. Victoria, B.C. ['~l~rswhois results oriented, (e04)447~36& •" (604)370-2772 Wayne. ~l~on from prol~sslonale on HEALTH aspens of interior de.o- We'll reward yoor SehSe of humour, ded~caJ~qn,al:ifity to in Revelst~ks, $,500,O00,.l~.- SPRING'S NEAR! D!OK]E rating - colour schemes, BIG SAVINGS on Vilamins Unit apa.,1/n_entbuilding, fu_l~ DEE ICE CREAM has exclu- ir~. ptanni'~, furniture se- and Health Products. Out- ffuive under pressure and 32. Legal Notices deelre to excel with rented, live -In m~'~.ger. sive vending di~uibutor~lps en, II~ght~ng, and much s~andingSelec~on. For c~ta- an o.wN~r with no do~ available. Ideal for families more, Wdte, or faxtoday [0gue c~l 1-800-663-O747. In comradede, dean country liv- call ing, unique woddng condt~ons payment: I'll c/my a 2n.'d INVITATION TO BID with teenagers. Enjoy free- for our FFLEE colour boo~ Vancouver 321-7000 ask for mortgage of ~,000. ~: dom of running Sm~ll bud- Toll.free I-~00-267-1829, _DepL 23 and even ali~le~. Please Roof Remodel send resume, st=~ng s~lary ortized25y.e~. 5Ye~rte .m!, nose from home, K~r~ 7~5-i Fax 1($13)749.9551 The REDISCOVER CO'[TAGE 10 ~$17~8..971Mcnth. Pher~ The Grand View Corporation, doing 26~9. SheffeldSchool,38 McArthur expectations and covering (e04)s~7.2z~ 6.a p~. F~ business as the Grand View Inn Avenue, Suite 655, C~a, CHEESE - low fat, highly nu- letter to: PatTdpp, Publisher, Own yourow~ HOME BASED tri~ous. Ideal for healthy chil- Coast News; Box 460, (604)~7-~0. '-"~ located In Hyder, Ala~;ka, Invites ON I~L 6R2. dren and zdults. $5 for 50 licensed and bonded contractors to BUSINE.°~! Join B.C.'slate- Gibsons, B.Ov VON 1VO or NEW HOM.'E$. FROM est Gift Basket Oompany. heritage reoipes: Sunrise Fax to: 8~-77~. ~.ft. Gu=lity englneem~l submit bids for roof remodel mwPLOYMENT Farms, BOx 3282, Vancou- Few areas st~ll available. OPPOR11JNIW modutarh~..m_es, Fa~ory~. ' beginning May, 1993. This bid is for $5,500 includes 1mining and ver, B.C. V6B 3X9. UVESmCK foryourdta. 2'X6'walls, R,~ labor and materials list. Bidders are Inventory. Sedous |n~Jides URGENTLY REQUIRED 2 HELPW~N'rED R20 insul~on. Showhon~e~, advised to Inspect the project before only (604)980-8601. CHICKS, CHICKS, CHICKS. I =t r'~M~h'l~'O,.~e Sales ...~u% heavy duty and/or agree- WHOLESALE FIRM ~EEKS Over 70 breeds ~f chickens, t roy ~-'~"7-'~18~'•'"" • ' "'" submitting •blds, Scope of work is pmgres=ive':and ~ ~;ll~iD~f-huJ~J.S~to disnlav I~ The Canadian'Red Cross Society. : :- , ~ppfsx!m~t~Jy;,2.Q days, The Grand VANCO~.V~,.R IMPORTER-I dvanJcsf=r exotics, turkeys, and w~.m(.'~,', .... ~_ ",=~...... -.. ~ DI~it~I~OR, OoiJmietl~e~ Jowl. For a free copy of]o~r| ' : ' ~P.Hv=u~ Vlew~ Inn>will supply all lodging for o~=mr, u.xcelentwo~ng=on- st=r~sin vow area., U~ to 29. In Memorium the contradors awarded the bid. Cream, Yogurt& Frozen Des- dPJons. Resume required I $900-$12~ waaPJ " Ex~.~I ¢olour catalogue call I MajorlCBC, mot~rvehiclejm ~rts. 1992 SaJes $163,000. 1(403)698-~9~, Rochester ju.ry claims. 'Joel A. Weo~.r,.... For more Inlormatlon, write: Good profits, estab, major [enttr~ning, ongoingsupp~ H~mhery. " ~a/lawyerfor2.4ye~s. C-a~ Grand View Inn, P,O. Box 760 a¢ounts. Import quotas in. benefits. (416)398-0919, ; free: t-~.-665-113& C~n- Morton, WA 98356 ven~/& freeze ttuc~ Re- SALES REPRESENTA- (416)&9e-c924. I MA.Cltq/ERY tlngency fees avallah.!e. Phone 206-983-3820 TIVE~ requ~ed fcr ~ pmgres- ply: Box 230, 101-1184 dye GREE[1NG CARD Com- BOAT .TOPPEFUUPHOL- I PaclflcFoddlftS~esLtd (Est. Simon, V 'ener &Adler. • O eorge Hancock, Hyder, AK Denman St, Vancouver, B,O. pany. SeIf mo~w~mn and ~'ERER V.IANTEO. We ~e I 1972). Dozens bl='good'used TRAVEL 604-636-2894 VSG 2M9. ma.'keflng skiffs a must, Ex- nowacco~ngappl~ons!n ] forklifts =w.ilabl& LP, G=, DOWNUN,~tSEATSAL~ P.O. Box 49 Hyder, Alaska 99923 cellent compensation. Apply a iaRe proresstonal shop In I Diesel, ElectriC We BuvToo= DISTRIBUTORS REQUIRED lh wri~ng: 94,5 Alston S~et, .C~'nl:~., River. Ifyo=u ~e ~. I (604)583.583"1; "Fax AuslTali.a.~'L'~nth,3/Stgps. for Hi-Tech SeoJrtty Products. V~toria, B.O. VgA 8.$5, ' teamp~yeramr~zve~yeam (604)533-456~ Eves. Terry $1345, ~st'aliaO.W.~: , Excellent second or first In- experience in de.s.i..gn, I Simpson (604)535-1~1. New Zeak~i R,T, $11~6, 33. Travel come. Full t~fnlng a~d sup- FOR SALE M~SC. pa~mmg ~no Top bUtlolng I ...... New Ze.aJ.aniI O.W. $799'. port provided. Minimal tn- i;aJl 287-2643. Good remu- MOBILEHOMES Cookldan.d~ veekl~ .¢k~ vest~'~anL To segure your SEPTIOTANKS, PUMPOUT nero,'on and ~nefil~. _ [ ~ $1517. ~ "RAVEL73~ future. Phone 1.800-665- OHAMBBRS & DISTPJBU- l~mote Mountdn Re~orthlr- ( .W1NTERWOR.K.~SPE.C.,IAL! 7725, 1.~00.~ ',,~29. -" 2772, TION. ~_OXES.,. New light- ir~ for ~mm~r Chualar- I Any new mol~ile or mpaumr EAGLECRE$.T(. OLFCLUB, weight P01yet~y~ane. m"~' W~'s~s."(~'s-~ - ] home ordered during Febr~- Qu~cum Beach, three day. • In Iovtngmemory of Joseph J, TOBACCO: from seeds to five times longer ~ha~ co~- tendar~ts, Geshiers~ ForalP I _a~.w~ltbeec~.iR:~d.w~,~..'~n2 Qolf school'l~l~ ~n M~m~" Godin who was so suddenly smoking. 100 seedm,~ R0 + ¢~st~[ ~west prl~eS. ALso pllc~tlonsends~lf-addre.~ed ( ....to1 ~r cond~oni .. !.ns"" ~..,'~,uuu ... 2~-l~y 9. Unl~m ed m__n~. ~.A~.F, t~: J & J ~eeds, do large selegtlon of Water St/~ped envelope to. GI~.- v'-~ue) ~-HP-J=ot charge, we and golf $1:3.5.00. Phone'~'.- taken flom us on Hawaii - on sale - Vancouver to P.O. Box 679, L~dysmith, T~Jnks. C~I for neares~dealer derParkl.~ge;Roge~s'Pass, I will custom bu=ld your home. 800-567.-1320,Accommode.- Honolulu as low as t329.00 per person. B.O. VOR 2EO. 1-~00-661 -,~T& B.C.~Vq~ I Noble Homes !.~....)447..~. t~onpaoP~]e.s a.vmlable. November 9,1992. Chine - Yengzl River Crulca - $999.00 ~Owrperson. Chine - Belling packages as as $1288.00 per pemon. Dlsneyland UtUe we knew when we woke - aley at the Remade Malngale for 71 nights for $699.00. Toronto froml that morning Vancouver ac low as $1~9.00 one way. | The sorrow the day would bring, the call was sudden, the shock 124 HRS. 635-6181 II severe to part wllh one we loved so dear. Sometimes it's hard to SIGHTSEEING understand TOURS Why some things have to be, in His wisdom God has planned, Beyond our power tO see. Rease God just let Dad know, That we down here do not forget @ that we love and miss him so. Specializing in customized Always loved and remembered town & country scenic tours. by Huguette Rosaim, additional income in your spare Grandchildren& Great Beverley Greening, Owner Grandchildren (604) 635.7868 time. I

PUBLIC NOTICE If you or someone you know is NECHAKONORTHCOAST CONSTRUCTION SERVICES interested, then give us a dall HIRED EQUIPMENT TODAY! REGISTRATION BACK UP CARRIERS BACK UP NEEDED: As the • Highways Maintenance Contractor for the Skeena CARRIERS ARE District, Nechako Northcoast Construction Services would v' 170 - Cedar Ores: Pedrini, NEEDED FOR ALL like to advise the public that we are currently accepting Johnstone, Birch Hill Hired Equ!pment Registrations for 1993. v' 4000 - 4600 Queensway OF THE UPLANDS Ifyouw6did like to register your equipment, forms are Area AND THORNHILL available atourAdminlstratlon Office located at: t/Kitsumkalum Reserve ".: :,' ,,i:. •AREAS, 4548 Lakelse Avenue V' Copper River Estates

X r ; : Terrace, BC . , V8G 1P8 Phone No. 638-1881 Terrace Standard Peter Lanedowne .... i ':~ - Operations Manager Nechako Northcoast Construction Services 638-7283 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 - Page Cll

32. LeQal Notices

I 0T/CE TO CREDITORS I ZST~ 0FO~FFR~XHARRY I TAKESHI KURISU, I FormerlyOf Terrace,Bfltiah Columbia Ill agalmtthepartlcularsab°veCredit°rsandothemeetateof eucharecisi~requiredtot°Crampton,Send hevlngdaJrns full 32. Legal Notices '. t • BC~ ~'~~~ -! ~ ~ II I Br°wn&Amdt #3"4623Park Avenue V8G ~2d!6:3~4::i0 ~/~Va~r ! [i : ~p Ro~pOC~o~N~ :: S I before t~e 19 th day of March, 1993, after ~~:~$2HI~85~IiN:::'I I whichdata the assetsof the saidestate wilt I[ In de]msbe distributedthat I~'ve having hoenreceived' regard only t° the ~qaom, h15,Vl~ll ~ Thi~a I~ ~:~mO~m~ i~ I JameaSholchi Kurtau, ~:~Ovoa'"~e'r N7 I Administrator =t

|I CRAMPTON,$°'icltOrsfOr theBROWN Estate& ARNOT "~ ~ ~a°k:ld~p~liB?ti°ndr°me ~ ~ ~Y~escU~ ~ni:f) ioarn~b¢/xn~otawl,; ~i tua ted et J Vl:.:,i=~l~,| ~iod~o: . ~t ~lo~!i~!r!~i

,0o= wo, o, t,o,o=,w., o.o, o, Warehouse Lien Act PUBLICATION REQUEST Block C, DL 518, Range 5,Coast District thence West 150m; thence North unloading License.All operations must Take notice that pursuantto section RE: CHANGE OF NAME 15Om ; thence East along Old Lakelsc Lake Road; approximately 150m thence comply with municipal bylaws and aJl NOTICEis herebygiven that an applicatfon South 150m and containing 2.25 ha more or less. NOTICE INVITING current applicable regulations and 2 of the Warehouse Uen Act, one Ilcenc~s, Including fire, safety, fish 1970 Buick Electra, 4 dr. hardtop, will be made to the Director of Vital APPLICATION FOR TIMBER Statlstic~for a changeof name, p~uant to The purpose for which the land is required is gravel quarry. unloading, f~shhandling, holding and serial no. 484690H180116,will be Comments concerning this application may be made to the SALE LICENCE A46321 transportation, Unloaderssubmitting s the provisionsof the 'NameAct' by me: Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest Acl, sold by private sale of Off-Road NAMEOF APPUCANT IN FULL: Senior Land Officer, 'Letter of Intent'will he given priorityfor Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks, Lands Division sealed tender application, will be accepted Icenslng anti occupation of available Specialties (1988) Ltd., 4925 Keith Clint JamesNadoau by the Dlstricl Manager, Kelum For,at ADDRESS: Bag 5000, Smithers, B.C. V0J raN0. unloadingareas in the harbour. Avenue, Terrace, BC on March 5, Telephone: 847-7334 Olatdct, Terrace, British Columbia, up to Interestedp~lJes should submit their CITY: Terrace,B,O, 8:30 am, on the 11th day of March 1993, 1993, to satisfy the indebtednessof POSTALCODE: File No.: 6405312 'Letter of Intent' to one of the following Dated Feb. 15., 1993 to be opened at 9',30 am on Ihe lfth day Dave Ebeling in the sum of PHONENO,: of March 1993, for a Timber Sale Llcence persons on or before February 26, Dennis Besedette 1993. $2500.00. Said unit may be viewed as follows: (signature of applicantor agent) to authorize the harvesting of 4,156 ruble TO CHANGE MYNAME FROM: metres, more or less, of timber located in at 4925 Keith Ave., Terrace, BC. D. Thorns Offers may be submittedIn writingto SURNAME:,Nadeau the vicinity of 6kin and 22km on the Brown GIVENNAMES:, Cllnt James Bear Forest Service Road in the Kalum Area Chief, Sunshlne/NoflhCoast Off-Road Specialties (1988) Ltd., TO: Timber Supply Area, Small Craft HarboursBranch, nO, Box 1115, Terrace, BC V8G SURNAME:,Preston Stn 430-555West HastingsStreet 4V1 or 4925 Keith Ave., Terrace, GIVENNAMES:, Cllnt James TOTAL VOLUME: 4,156 cubic metrea, Vancouver, B.C.VSB 5G3 telephone 666.2228 BC. Highest or any offers not DATEDTHIS Cth DAY OF February A.D. more or less 1993. SPECIES: Hemlock 67%, Balsam: 31%, necessarilyaccepted. Spruce: 2% or TERN: 2,5 months Clive Mcleod UPSET STUMPAGE: $0,25 IN THE MATTEROF 'ITIE QUEEN CHARLO'I'rE CiTY Araa HarbourManager BANKRUPTCYOF PROPOSAL Bidding is restricted to persons registered Small Craft HarbouraBranch ROBER'[LANDSBERGER JENSEN PROJECT #T-BB046 In the Smell Business Forest Enterprise P.O,Box 757 The Gitwangak Indian Band Prince Ruped, B,C, VSJ 381 NOTICE is .hereby given that ROBERT Invites MATERIALS AND LABOUR Program, CategoryOne (1) and Two (2), LANDSBERGERJENSEN filed an assignment telephone 624-2244 or 628-32tt on the 12th day of February,1993, and thatIhe Contractors to Tender Sealed tenders marked #T-BB046 are invited to provide materials and Partlculara may be obtained from the first meetingof creditomwill be held on Fdday, on The Construction of labour t o construct one residencein Queen Charlotte City, B.C., for the District Manager at #200.5220 Kelth the 261hday of March,1993, at the hourof 3:30 Ministry of Social Services. (Note: This is BCBC Work Order #397010 - Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, VOG o'clockin the forenoon,at TheCourt House. I O0 One Duplex 1L1. MarketP[ame, In the Cityof PrbceRupert, in the Queen Charlottc City) i¢1.,~o.., :o:',Canad~ This duplex is to be built in Tender documents may be obtained after February 22, 1993 at 2918 S. Pro~nceof BritishColumbia. accordance with the plans and Dated at Prince George,B.C. this 17th day of Eby Street, Terrace, BC, V8G2X5. February,1993. elevations accompanying this Tender documents will be avizilable for General Contractors Only. Tender DELOITrE & TOUCHE INC. tender. Site can be viewed b~' docum6nts may be viewed at the Terrace Construdion Association, #5 - I1~. ! IndlanandNorthecn Affalre~lndlenna= Truatee#800 - 299 Vlclorln Street, contacting a Band Representa- 3238 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. .... Affak=Canada et du NordCanada Pdnce George,B.C., V2L 5B8 tive at 849-5591, Sealed Tenders will be received st 2918 S. Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., (604) 564-1111 Bid Packages and specifications VBG 2X5 until 3:00 P.M, March 19, 1993 and will be opened in public can be picked up at Gltwangak at that time. Deloitte& Band Office, Closing Date: For further information, pleaae contact Barry Book in Terrace at 638. Touche Fdday, February 26, 1993, 2:00 3674. p.m. The corpomdm fez.max the rigl~ to ne&otimeoJ~y t~wJe" and ~e /owes~ or any tender will ESTATESALE not necessm~ be ~c~pt..a IN THEESTATE OF: BENJAMIN INVITATIONTO TENDER CECIL GOSNELL (NO, 160.01) Description: Mech. tree trimming and brush control - OF THE GITLAKDAMIX INDIAN BAND, ...... "...... Terrace, B.C. DECEASED. • Reference: Q3-7036 Closing Date: March17; 1993; ...... ' ,".- - ,.,:.THE ESTATE'ASSETSAS* ARE AVAILABLE FOR SAL~:.'; Details available from office of B.C. Hydro Purchasing • If you are ~intefi~stBd~ ii~'~ny, or all, of the itemSl C0nt~t:';: ': Manager, 6911 Southpoint Dr., 13th Floor, Burnaby, B.C., M. CAMPBELL, ADMINISTRATOR V3N 4XB; (604) 528-2577/2560. Sealed tenders clearly PROPOSED PH. 1-666-2549 OR 1-800-667-7017 marked with reference number will be received on 13th SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION Floor, address as above, until 11:00 a.m. on the above SALE CLOSES ON OR ABOUT MARCH 31, 1993 closing dates. Notice of Pre-hmvest Silviculture Prescriptions, pursuant to Section 3 of the *Posted in the Offices of Fisheries & Oceans in Port Edward Silvict~ure Regula~m. and Prince Rupert and in the Gitlakdamix Band office.

m The following areas have proposed prescription that will appl~/if approval to nOhydro 10g Is obtained from the Ministry of Forests and Lands. The proposed prescriptions will be available for viewing until April 7, 1993, at Skeena CITY OF TERRACE Sawmills office, H~ 16 W., Terrace, B.O. during regular woNlng hours. PUBLIC NOTICE Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. To ensure consldera~n written commences, mustbe made to J. G. Cowman, OF INTENTION R.P.F., Skeena Sawmills FLA-16882, Box I0, Terrace, B.C., VSG 4A3, no later FOR TENDER than April 9,1993. I rEr ? ° El ROADCLOSING Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. is seeking FOREST UCENCE A-16882 TAKE NOTICE THAT, pursuant to Section 574 of the M.ggJgliz~ Automotive Maintenance Contractors Cutting Permit Block Location Area(hal ~,mendment Act. the Council of the City of Terrace Intends to abandon that portion of WIGHTMAN AVENUE (shown hatched) for all that interested in performing routine vehicle maintenance on our 26 80 km. Lavender M/1. 59.4 Yes SO i 12 kin. LavenderM/l. 69.~4 Yes portion of land (shown cross-hatched) on the accompanying fleet based in Terrace, 41 1 Tchltln River 60.0 No drawing. The work will be contracted to the successful bidder for a 41 2 Tchttln River 49.9 No perlod of one year. The tender will close 12:00 noon March 62 18 km Lavender ~ 72.4 No THE PROPOSED ROAD ABANDONMENT BY-LAW MAY BE 18 krn Lavender M/L 60.2 No 15, 1993. 62 2 INSPECTED between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, each 31 : 1 Taylor Creek 70.2 No Those interested shoud pick up a bid package at our office 28 1 Klnskuch River 35.6 No day, excluding Saturdays and Sundays, from Tuesday, January located at 2900 Kerr Street, Terrace, B.C. 26 2 Klnskuch River 55.9 No 26th, 1993, to Monday, March 8th, 1993, Inclusive, In the reception 401 . 1 Paws Lakes 18,8 No area at the City of Terrace Public Works Building at 5003 Graham Pacific 401 2 Paws Lakes 34.4 No Avenue, Terrace, B,C. 401 3 Pews Lakes 48.7 No I X Northern Any person(s) wishing to voice their opinions regarding L B MU Gas Ltd, this Application may do so, In wrltlno, and/or In Person AT THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:30 P.M. ON MONDAY. ~~i~ N°rthwest MARCH 8TH. 1993. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Community 6sat McConnollAve.. Ministry of Transportation and Highways Box 726, Terrace, B.C., V8G 402 THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE College ~,o.e:(~°) ~6.66tt, F=~:.(SO4)6~S_ 3S. ML~[P_~.._~.CJ~ R.S.B.C., 1979, AND AMENDMENTS HIRED EQUIPMENT REGISTRATION THERETO, The Ministry of Transportation and Highways is compiling its Hired INVITATION TO TENDER Equipment List for the Stlkine District and advises ell persons or TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly, companies wishing to have their rentable equipment auch as trucks, E.R, Hallsor, Sealed Tenders marked 93-001 for Janitorial Services backhoes, loaders, excavators, graders, rollers, scrapers, tractors, st~ ..... , Clerk.Administrator listed, to contact the Dlstriof Office at Box 148, Dense Lake, V0C 1LO. Terrace Campus. (Administration Building, Shops Building Owners of currently registered equipment will receive e re-registration and surrounding area) for the period May 1993 to March 31, letter and Inatructlon prior to March 1st, and will not be required to complete new registration forms. 1995 will be received up to 2:00 p.m. local time on the 19th March 1993 and those available at that time will be opened Current policy does not permit the hlrlng of equlpment that Is not in public at: reglstered with the Ministry. This Ministry will be hiring local squlpment (where available) for projects in their area. NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE Deadline for registration in the Dlstrlct Is March 15, 1993. Appllcatlone 5331 McConnell Ave. received after this date will be placed on the late list and the equlpment may not receive a share of the availabhe Work, ' Terrace, B.C. For more InofrmaUon please contact Sueann Clampfohinl at 771-4511. Tendering documents may be obtained at the above B.R Mackay address after 8:30 a.m. on March 1st, 1993, Tenders must District Highways Manager be filed on the forms provided, in sealed, clearly marked " Stlklns District envelopes. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarllybe Dated at Dea~e Lake, B.C. ' - " ' 77,80.9 this 13th dayof January, 1993. accepted. For viewing and or enquiries contact: Provlhce:0f BritishCb|dnlbla Mr, Peter Crompton .i~ • • • • • • • • • | • e • • • • e.* • e o Facilities Manager .• Ministry of Transportation at the above address and Highways • Phone 635-6811 Io~i 272,

.qr" Page C12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 24, 1993 C.O,,R.E. NOTE Peaking at right time HUNTERS SAFETY As their compet|twe season gets ontheMb¢:¢mu~Otrotoh:overalig.oidil beam on her way to an overall s|l COURSE BOOK intointn fullfidl" swing,swln~_ " Terrace Peaks Eva theovera,l s " ver '" gymnasts' preparations are al- vcr, including a gold medal per- Melissa Mogg's thkds in the Will be conducted at the Terrace Public. Library Stand out ready beginning to pay off. formance on the beam, runner-up floor and vault events helped her March 12, 13, 14, 19, 20 & 21 Daniel Miller not only stood Following strong performaces finishes in vault and floor and a add an overall bro~e to the Ter- out at the recent Kla How Ya at last months' Golden Spike In- bronze on the bars. race medal collection in the OPen If you need a B.C. Hunter's Card figure skating competition, he vitational meet in Coquitlam, lo- Julseth completed the medal Provincial B division where Jen- this course is for you was also outstanding in the cal entries came away from the sweep with a bronze after third nifer Gration took fifth, having For more information call 635-6542 judges' opinion. Quesnel Northern B.C. Games place finishes in floor, vault and taken the gold in vault competi- Miller, the lone male mem- with a an impressive medal haul. beam. tion. ber of the Terrace team, col- In the Spike, Leah Graham fin- And Shannon Chalupiak un- And Fiona Earl picked up the lected gold in the Prc- ished with a point tally of 32.85, derlined Terrace's dominance by Peaks' remaining overall medal preliminary Men's Figures, enough for 12th overallout of the taking fourth overall in that same with a bronze in Divison B Tyros. one of 14 top spot finishes for 40 Provincial B Open class com- division highiighied by a SilVer She f'mished runner'up in both OPENING local skaters. petitors, on the bars. the floor and bars components. Meanwhile, in the Argo Provin- Providing the team's second Rounding out the Peaks chal- Floored cial division, Eva Mateus scored overall gold medal of the games lenge were Heather Kelly, Kathy The second annual O.P.O.V. 29.70 points, Corisa Berlin (she was Chelsey Schulmeister who Arbuah and Erin Sandhals, sixth, MARCH 1 floor hockey tournament gets finished fifth in the vault) and took top spot in Division B seventh and ninth respectively in under way a week Monday Kelly Julseth 29.30 and Shannon Midgets bars, vault and floor and Argo Division B overall stand- Grand Opening night, March 8. Chalupiak 28.35. second on the beam. ings. But potential teams are going The Argos were in top form In Open Provincial B Leah Gra- All of which has local entries in '~j Saturday, March 6 to have to move • fast if they again at Quesnel where they ham was just squeezed out of top this weekend's i B.C. Winter want to get in on the action. swept the medals. spot despite picking up golds in Games and Delta Invitational Registration is on a first Berlin took top spot in the vault, floor and on the bars. meet looking forward to more TRANSFORMATIONS come, first serve basis and ear- vault, bars and floor plus silver She also took second on the strong showings. ly response has been very HAIR DESIGN good, says organizer Devon Kuiper. • Terri Lynn Bahr - 8 yrs experience Only eight teams of upto 15 Hockey faces growing pains • Yvonne Smith - 9 yrs experience players (minimum age 17 Whether it's the success of the With registration up yet again this spend too much time on the • Wendy Schmidt - 3 yrs experience years) will be accepted at an Vancouver Canucks or the ex- season, only schedule juggling bench. •entry fee of $5 per player, iploits of that team's 'Russian avoided having to turn kids away. While sports leagues are always Games will be held Monday March1.6 PermSpecial S50 00 Rocket' Pavel Bure isn't clear. Even so, there's lots of young looking for more participants, Normal or ~nted Hair and Thursday evenings at the Whatever the reason, minor players facing the challenge of Minor Hockey f'mds itself in a Thomhill Community Centre. hockey here continues to be in- 5:30 a.m. practices, he said. situation where "we're almost Partial Perms Starting at $40,00 n The format will be a creasingly popular. Downie said teams are limited hoping we don't get increased We Carry A Full Line of Rusk Products modified double knockout un- Too popular; in fact. to 15 players because more than registration," Downie admitted. der which a team is eliminated "We're at a breaking point," that would mean less ice time for While not wanting to "sound only when it loses two con.__- association president Brian each player. like a broken record", Downie 635-1555 ~ames. Downie says. And that would likely lead to said the only solution to the prob: To register, contact Kuiper at The problem, he explained, is discouraged youngsters who lem lay in construction of a sec- 103 - 4716 Lazelle Ave 638-0188. the lack of ice time available. eventually quit because they ond sheet of ice.

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