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g o $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST o ($1.1o plus 8¢ GST go outslae of the Terracearea) tfi Ob TANDARD g Mayor, MLA seek SCl-union deal BOTH TERRACE Mayor Jack Talstra could reach a deal with its unionized lower fixed costs, such as wages, in allow your members to decide whether Talstra said he's willing to take a and Skeena Liberal MLA Roger Harris Prince Rupert pulp mill workers. order to attract investment money to they wish to return to work," he wrote. week's leave from his law practice are offering whatever help they can to That's because the pulp mill is the lar- start up operations. Harris said the prospect of operating and from his mayor's position to spend have unionized Skeena Cellulose saw- gest of Skeena's operations and is the Last week, Veniez announced he the Terrace sawmill without it being time with SCI and IWA negotiators. mill workers here reach a contract end user for chips generated by its was mothballing the Prince Rupert able to send pulp chips to Prince Ru- "Maybe we have to bang some with their employer. sawmills. It's considered a main driver pulp mill, which hasn't been operating pert was "problematic" in terms of heads," said Talstra. Both said late last week that extra- of the northwest economy. for a year anyway, for the winter. He economic viability. Harris said that if a surrender of ordinary measures are needed to pre- All hope of a deal between Prince also said he was selling a stockpiled "I'd think you'd be looking at a li- wages for profit sharing is insurmount- vent more economic damage from the Rupert workers and the company could chip pile at the Rupert mill site. mited time frame before the issue of able on the part of the union, it may continued closure of the company's very well have collapsed last week His plans had been to start it and chips becomes a problem," he said. want to consider another kind of operations. when the Pulp, Paper and Woodwork- his Terrace mill this November had he Yet more important to Harris is the benchmark to generate bonuses." And both say a successful deal ers of Canada Local 4 in Prince Ru- reached a deal with his Rupert union demonstration that a contract can be "Perhaps it could be tied to the reached between the company and the pert submitted a proposal which was workers. reached. price of lumber. It's a simple visual. IWA here will demonstrate the com- immediately rejected by Skeena Cel- Although the pulp union Aug. 30 "If there can't be a framework You could check it every night [on pany and a union can agree on a con- lulose. proposed bringing in experienced agreement reached in Prince Rupert, TV], he said. "Once you begin to real- tract that cuts costs for Skeena yet The company has been promoting mediator Vince Ready, Veniez rejec- then perhaps there can be one reached ize you can craft a model for the new provides financial incentives for work- its. "Fresh Start" deal which cuts ted the idea in a letter also dated Aug. in Terrace," he continued. "Call it ar- reality, there are lots of alternatives ers. wages by 20 per cent but offers bo- 30.' bitration, call it mediation, whatever that can come into play." Up until now, most of the concen- nuses tied to profits. "The only way we can solve this you want to call it. I'm willing to put Harris and Talstra did express con- tration on the future of the company SCI CEO Dan Veniez has been impasse is for you to hold another vote whatever time and energy in to make cern about how willing SCI and the has been focussed on whether or not it saying for months that he needs to of your membership immediately to it happen." Cont'd Page A2 Olympics bid

ignoring poorJ says gov't body By JENNIFER LANG THE PROVINCIAL government is under attack from the Kitimat Stikine regional district for appearing to put dreams of Olympic glory ahead of B.C.'s poor. In a letter to four ministers, board chair Harry Nyce questions the government's spending priorities. : "If government can commit $310 million to an Olym- pic bid," Nyce says, "surely it has the means and the will to ensure our children have a safe, secure environment and enough nutritional food to grow, learn and become productive healthy members of society." Nyce says cuts to income assistance and programs that support local families like Mothers' Time Off and Nobody's Perfect put kids and their parents at risk. He also cited the troubles affecting the forest industry, corporate downsizing - and the province's decision to close some government offices with contributing to higher unemployment in the region. The regional district agreed earlier this summer to raise the issue of growing poverty and hunger with the provincial government. The decision came after Community Response to Hungry Kids Committee member Darlene Westerman told the board about rising numbers of hungry families in. Terrace. She said local children are feeling the impact of pro' vincial government cuts to social programs. In some cases, people are turning to local social ser- IVAN AND Donna Carpenter are just two of many Terrace resi- increase in the number of scooters in the area. Travel has also vice agencies for food. dents experiencing more freedom and mobility due to a large been assisted with the growth in sidewalks and paved roads. Meanwhile, the International Olympic Committee announced last week Vancouver is one of four cities on a short list to host the 2010 Winter Olympics. Have scooter, will travel Salzburg, Austria, Bern, Switzerland and Pyeong- chang, South Korea are also in the running. By JOANNA WONG growing sensitivity to disabilities. Northern Healthcare pharmacist manager The IOC makes its final decision on the 2010 Winter BEFORE DONNA Carpenter goes out to get "A lot of businesses are pretty good," Erie Durando says he's noticed an increase Olympics next year. groceries, she straps on a pair of racing says Mr. Carpenter, adding that the Skeena in the visibility of people using scooters in The Vancouver bid committee says it will cost $2 bil- gloves. After all, cruising along at six miles Mall has added an automatic door. Terrace. "1 would probably think I service 12 lion to host the games - not incltiding an upgrade of the an hour can get chilly when you're riding a Getting around on scooters has given the [scooters] on a regular basis," Durando says. Sea to Sky highway linking Vancouver to Whistler it scooter -a close cousin of the wheelchair, Carpenters a whole new perspective on Ter- Mrs. Carpenter figures there's a least 50 says is necessary to secure the bid. With other projects, only more high tech and stylish. race. "Most people don't think much about it scooters out in the Terrace community, and the total Olympics price/tag could touch $6 billion. The regional district's letter is addressed to Gordon "You don't realize what you lose and you if you have to take a step or two," says Mr. she says there would likely be more if they have to make a choice in your life," says Carpenter. weren't so expensive. Hogg, the Minister of Children and Family Develop- ment; Murray Cecil, Minister of Human Resources; Carpenter, who suffers from chronic arthritis Mrs. Carpenter often even plans out her Typically, a new scooter costs anywhere and multiple sclerosis. "You can stay at route before she goes out. "We may spend from three and five thousand dollars, with Linda Reid, Minister of State for Early Childhood Deve- home and go 'poor me poor me' or you can more time figuring out how to do something deals on used models. lopment, and Colin Hanson, Minister of Health Services. The board has received just one reply so far, from take the initiative." but mostly you get it done," she says. Pricey, yes, but the Carpenters say it's Doug Hayman, interim chief executive officer for the Carpenter and her husband, Ivan, have According to Sara Blum, who's been wot:th it. Other scooter perks include easy north region of the Ministry of Children and Family De- both been using scooters for the past three dealing with scooters over the past eight parking and lots of attention from fascinated velopment. years. "It gives you your independence years through the Multiple Sclerosis Society children. Hayman says his ministry, which is facing a budget back," says Mrs. Carpenter. "A fellow we of Cahada, use is on the rise. Then, of course, there's the racing option. know is quite elderly and can't walk any- "Part of it is people are more open to try- But when Mrs. Carpenter and her husband reduction over the next three years, is reviewing pro- more. He gets out on his scooter and goes ing them. People feel there's less stigma at- burn rubber, there's no contest. grams and services. out every day of the year, r/tin or shine." tached to a scooter than a motor "My scooter is faster than his," she Since 75 per cent of the ministry's budget is spent on The Carpenters both say they've noticed a wheelchair," she said. laughs. "That's the best part." contracted services, he warns some contracts in Ter- i race's social services sector will be affected. Locals assist in search for hikers MEMBERS OF Terrace's search and Huckvale around 11:30 a.m. Aug. 29 at the trail the following day. help in the search with others involved Provincial Emergency Program re- rescue team and others from the area the base of a 150 metre cliff roughly "On Sunday at the rendezvous only in the organizational end. gional manager Maurie Hurst said do- spent hours combing the steep trails of 100 metres from the top of the trail. these two showed up so they went and "Most of our people have been in zens of volunteers from the Terrace Mount Elizabeth last week as they Terrace coroner Art Erasmus said did the hike," Erasmus said. search manager positions, team leader and Kitimat area helped in the search. helped in the search for two missing her death is considered accidental. He said that Huckvale's body was positions and tracking positions," said People fromthe Smithers area were hikers. "Her injuries are consistent with a discovered very close to the top of the SAR member Dave Jephson. , also involved. Christina Huckvale, 20, and Christ- fall of that height," Erasmus said, add- mountain near the return trail. He said Trackers are called in when evi- "1 can tell you we've had an amaz- opher Markoff, 22, were reported mis- ing that in a case such as this where that area is very steep and marked by donee such as footprints of a missing ing turn out not only from search and sing Sunday, Aug. 25 after they failed the cause of death is apparent, an au- sharp loose rocks and boulders. person are found. . rescue volunteers from around the pro- to return from a 12-hour hike up Kiti- topsy is not required. Erasmus says the young woman "They're able to get down on their vince and local volunteers from all mat's challenging Mt, Elizabeth hiking Erasmus said Aican employs about likely died very quickly. hands and knees and follow the s,gns, walls of hfe, ; Hurst said. • trail. 20 summer intern students and that "My judgment• is that she died on Jephson explains. ~!~:; : :A helicopter equipped with infra red The two were working at Alcan as they spent a lot oftime together. Sunday [Aug, 25]," Erasmus added, r Those signs inc!ude things like technology to det¢¢tbodylheat:was summer intern students. He said on Saturday, Aug. 24, a Members of Terrace's Search and footprints, broken iwigs or grass Which ~ ,also;uSed Jnthe S6arch; :Helicopters Searchers discovered the body of number of the students decided to try Rescue (SAR) team were on hand to mayhave been tramplld bya person. ;also"i'erded searchers !fi'an d oUii'(~/!

I tr • A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 4, 2002 Rupert pulp union ur.g.ed ,,. ,.,,... ,. ... == to recons =der =ts pos t=on , ...... j //l/ ~eKIIEEoN~'LIpBEnRctLMLA R~l~ewHoakre';'s';oUrrgl~gnkSkt~ee~:~:::c:R°:d:: t pul;e~;; ~a~c':gw~il~enT:rPraSc~eena s s;~iii~ii~.i?!~i~:::;:i:i~,~:ii':iij!i'i~j . I position on a new contract wanted by their employer. Veniez has rejected the pulp union proposal and says ~i~i~i:~:~~ii~~ '~P _ _ He says there s value in considering a trade off of a be is moth bailing the mill for the winter, t;U'"------,'--'---"'''''',''--www wrra ;¢ zuaua[u portion of wages for profit sharing and an increased role Harris said world competition has now combined with in how the company is run. the high costs of running mills on the north coast to "The history of the company is that when pulp prices make traditional wage packages unviable. C heck out our site or call 638-7283 for advertising information are high, everybody makes money, But when the prices "I think the [pulp union] leadership in Prince Rupert are low, everybody goes home and makes no money," has failed to grasp that the world has changed," he said. Harris said last week: "I hear the talk of wage cuts, but you have to look at "The history of the company is that this way has it as a new way of doing business." failed." Although critical of Prince Rupert pulp workers, Har- The MLA's comments follow last week's submission ris also acknowledged that Veniez's "take it or leave it" by the Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada Local 4 style of negotiating isn't the best approach. of a proposal which would see its Prince Rupert mem- Harris suggests that instead of profit sharing, a boost bers take a 20 per cent wage rollback for the first two to the basic wage rate could come about by tying it to Business Technology with NEW Online Options years of a five-year deal. increases in pulp or timber prices. Whether you are entering the business world, starting your own Years three to five would see increases of two per "At the end of the day, this is about jobs and it is business or updating your office skills, you will find a variety of delivery cent in each year in addition to wage increases as called about providing continuity," the MLA continued. methods - learn in the classroom, online or combine the two, for in pulp wage contracts elsewhere. "We have to be cor~petitive and the best way is to be The union also wants a $3,000 signing bonus for each profitable and making money. We need to find ways to University Credit -- Arts and Science member and a 30 per cent equity in Skeena Cellulose. maintain employment while riding through the peaks and Evening Courses Availablel The proposal is markedly different from Skeena Cel- valleys in the markets." First year and selected second year university credit courses are lulose's "Fresh Start" offer which features cuts to base A public meeting in Prince Rupert Aug. 29 resulted in fully transferable to undergraduate degree programs, Learn in the rates in return for profit sharing with no provision for m- an airing of frustrations, but little else. The 400 people classroom, online or by teleconference, Daytime and evening creases later on and a trimming of vacations to a max- who turned out to the Prince Rupert civic centre did courses are available - full and part time, Check with your imum four weeks. have the chance to sign two petitions. One, by the Uni- Campus for a complete course listing, SCI CEO Dan Veniez has retreated from wanting cuts ted Fishermen and Allied Workers, asked Veniez to re- to benefit plans and is willing to increase rates for some turn to negotiate or face the city putting a lien on his Trades -- Heavy Duty Mechanic ~ NORTHWEST skilled trades from his first proposal but won't retreat mill site because of unpaid taxes. A second asked for Begin a new career In this Trades ~¢~" ~COM.U.mco,,.=t from overall wage cuts in return for profit sharing. union members to look at the SCI offer again and to Program, Spots are still available. Take a closer look. He says he needs lower wages to reduce operating have another vote, this time conducted by third party. From front

I ", • I N ews In Brief Mayor, MLA work I Prostitution charge laid zo get a SCI deal TERRACE RCMP have arrested a Terrace woman IWA actually want to meet. The two parties have not for prostitution after receiving several complaints had a formal meeting since late spring. The IWA rejec- ATrENTION over the last eight months. ted SCI's "Fresh Start" deal in a May 23 vote. "Since last Christmas we've had numerous re- It was the same deal originally presented to - and ports of a prostitute working the area of Kalum St. also rejected by - Prince Rupert pulp workers. The com- NWCC STUDENTS and Lazelle Ave. and Lakelse Ave.," said Terrace pany re-tooled its offer by upping some wage categories RCMP Sgt. Jas Basi. and restoring benefits without touching the wage cuts for He said a woman was observed walking the profit sharing component. It was presented to pulp work- The Terrace Community Band streets of the downtown business district and stand- ers Aug. 19 and rejected by 64 per cent of the 250 union would like to invite you to continue to pursue your ing in front of businesses soliciting clients. members who voted. That rejection was nearly 30 per- "On the 28th of (August) we did a minor police centage points less than the rejection of the original musical aspirations in the relaxed atmosphere operation which resulted in the arrest of a young "Fresh Start" proposal. offered by this adult organization! Terrace woman," Basi said. The revised offer has yet to be presented to the IWA Elizabeth Stewart has been charged with com- by SCI. Various attempts by SCI and the IWA to talk by Our season runs from September through munication for the purpose of prostitution. phone to set up face to face talks haven't been going well. But now the two sides are scheduled to meet in June plus Riverboat Days, and includes concerts, Terrace on Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. community events and occasional travel. Legal work stopped "What he wants is a response to the old Fresh Start A LOCAL person found to be doing unauthorized agreement," said IWA business agent Surinder Malhotra ' We have lots of fun while performing high quality legal work has agreed not to do it any longer. late in the day of Aug. 30. Linda Marshall waspreparing incorporation do- ; That maybe :because while SCI knows IWA members, concert music and look forward to meeting ::. cuments,and,~annual reports,for companies,fofi:a~ ieje~ied ~ils p~6156sfils, the "~6jedtibfihas neVeT bee/i 'bffi:" ::~i'~':~: '~" ~'b~ihd'ehthugi~st~s ~If6'u~,i~h6a"(sals.~:= ;~=,='i'"~ fee, the Law Society of B.C. said in atpross release emily communicated 'to the company, said' Surinder •. last week. Marshall's business is Statements Fi- This leaves the two sides in the interesting position of .. Concert Band: Tuesday 7pro to 9pm nancial Services. having to talk about the original Fresh Start proposal be- Law society official Brad Daisley would not dis- fore considering SCI's revised one that it presented to its Big Band: Thursdays 7:30pro to 9:30pm close how it found out about Marshall and did not Prince Rupert pulp workers. know how long she had been doing unauthorized, All rehearsals in the Caledonia Band Room. "We're willing to talk. We've always been willing to legal work. But he did say she quickly signed an sit down and hear their concerns and they can hear our For more information about the agreement to stop what she was dding. concerns," said Malhotra. "We get 40 or so a year of these," said Marshall Malhotra said he welcomed any help that would re- Terrace Community Band and Big Band, of the law society which has the authority under sult in a deal. Since talking in May, Malhotra said the provincial legislation to stop people from doing un- please contact Wayne at 635-4294 IWA position has softened and it may be that the com- authorized legal work. pany has softened as well. The approximately 175 Skeena Cellulose IWA saw- Death probe continues mill workers begin to run out of their employment start- TERRACE RCMP are continuing their investiga- ing in mid-September, Malhotra noted. tion into the Aug. 27 death of 14-month old Rowan Van Niederhausern. His death is labelled suspicious after the boy's autopsy report came back Aug. 27. Let Us Show You How "The results are tentatively in and we are going to treat it as suspicious at this time and we have to :x'::~ i :~i! • Emergency Care & X-Ray further investigate the matter," said Terrace • Auto& Work Injury RCMP Sgt. Jas Basi. Basi would not release the To Surf New Customers cause of death and said no charges are being con- • Sports Injury sidered yet. 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t The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 4, 2002- A3 Assault policy change criticized By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN Attorney General Geoff Plant says that are consistently not laid there is no record for News In Brief THE COORDINATOR of Terrace's Transition means Crown prosecutors are often faced with a judge to make a sentencing decision based House says proposed revisions to the provin- reluctant or hostile witnesses resulting in many on past appearances in court. Wasn't wearing seatbelt The Attorney General says the proposed re- cial policy on spousal assault may well result cases being dropped before trial, leaving the RCMP HAVE issued a renewed call about seatbelt visions are intended to improve protection for in increased violence toward women. victim at risk of further abuse. safety following the death of Sarah Monture, I I, in victims and gain treatment for offenders, Debbie Searborough says the proposed But Scarborough says the issue of the reluc- an Aug. 4 automobile accident in the Okanagan. The B.C. Coalition of Women's Centres changes, primarily a shift away from manda- tant witness, for example a wife who fears re- The investigation is still under investigation, but says the revisions let abusers off the hook. tory laying of charges in spousal abuse cases, tribution from her abuser if she testifies against a collision analyst has confirmed that Monture was It says B,C, already 'has the highest rate of means there will be less accountability on the him - can be avoided under the existing po- not wearing a seatbelt. part of abusers and that could lead to in- licy. violence against women in the country and by According to Const. Heather Macdonald, an creased violence. "You don't actually have to use the victim scrapping the existing policy the provincial Okanagan RCMP communications officer, the ac- "I think it gives the message that wife as- as the key witness," she said. Neighbours, re- government is saying violence against women cident is a tragic example of what can occur when and children is no longer onthe public agenda. sault is not a serious offence," Scarborough latives or other• witnesses can be called to seatbelts aren't used. says. "This government does not, obviously, testify, Scarborough continued, .... "1 think we are going to see ped~aps more "Every occupant of a car should be belted in and value the female population or children for Plant says the proposed revisions will allow deaths. We are definitely going to see more car seats should be used properly," she said. that matter." Crown prosecutors more room to consider other violence," says Scarborough, "i think we need "When you're getting into the ear, click in first." She says the proposed changes will mean options such as a peace bond with "terms to to stand up and say this is not okay." The accident occurred when the driver of a vehi- many abusers won't have criminal records address the safety issues in the case." The number of women using the transition cle in which Monture was a passenger attempted which means there's no tracking mechanism in But Scarborough says for many abused house has jumped significantly in recent to turn left off of Hwy97 just south of Winfield. It place. That not only puts an abuser's current women a peace bond doesn't give them any months. Scarborough says in the past the trans- then collided with another car coming from the op- partner at risk but also future partners who peace of mind. ition house received roughly 100-110 non-resi- posite direction. After the collision, the vehicle won't have a way of determining what the of- "What's the point from the victim or survi- dent crisis calls or people seeking referrals per carrying the girl struck a pickup. She was thrown fender's record is, Searborough added. vor's point of view?" asks Scarborough. month. from her vehicle and trapped between it and the The current policy on spousal assault is that Not laying charges could also mean more She said 208 of those types of calls were pickup. all cases should proceed to court regardless of lenient sentences for repeat offenders, she logged in July alone. "1 can only assume it's "1 can't say if the outcome would have been dif- the wishes of the victim. says. If a man is a repeat offender and charges going to get worse." ferent [if a seatbelt had been used] but you stand a better chance if you're wearing a seatbelt," said MacDonald. The accident led to area mayor Rolly Hein demanding that the provincial government improve Hwy97 to prevent further fatalities. Pear St. break-in A TERRACE home was the target of a robbery in broad daylight Aug. 26. Police say the home on the 2400 block of Pear St. was broken into and several items were stolen. Thieves made off with two black and grey Mille- nnium brand luggage bags, a V-Tech cordless phone and a CD player. if you have information about this crime please contact Terrace RCMP at 638-7400 or Crimestop- pets at 635-8477. Thieves ransack car in sound system theft ANOTHER Terrace resident's vehicle has been broken into and had several items stolen - this time on Scott Ave. Sometime overnight Aug. 27-28 unknown culprits smashed the driver's side lock then smashed the driver's side window of the burgundy Pontiac Sun- bird too gain entry. A Sony CD player, two amplifiers and speakers were stolen from the car. Police said considerable effort was made to remove the items from behind the rear passenger seat and caused substantial damage to the vehicle's interior in the process. If you have any information about this crime please contact the Terrace Crimestoppers at 635- II Digging his work TIPS or 635- 8477. Crimestoppers does not require ministry/project will make it much easier for pedestrians to callers to identify themselves and.offers a reward JAMIE BEEDLE, seen here using a piece of equipment to re- of b p' tb '$1,000 for 'information I~adt/~g tO an 'arrest' move dirt from the east side of the Sande Overpass, was one safely use the overpass as a route ,connecting the downtow.n or conviction. ''~ of the first workers on the scene last week as preparations with the"~Southside. The work should take approximately s~x commenced to put in a wider sidewalk. The transportation weeks and will cost $200,000.

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ADDRESS: 3210 Clinton Street Terrace, B.C. • V8G 5R2 TELEPHONE: (250) 638-7283 • FAX: (250) 638-8432 WEB: www.ter racestandard.com EMAIL: [email protected] Shout it out ONE OF Gordon Campbell's more impressive moments when he was opposition leader came when he criticized the former NDP government for spending tax money on advertising provincial programs. The idea of using tax money to tell taxpayers how their money was being spent was all about politics and wasn't right, said Mr. Campbell, particularly given strained public finances. But now, in a remarkable reversal of that earlier position, Mr. Campbell is doing exactly the same thing through TV commercials on health care which cost $435,000. B.C. Liberals, perhaps a bit frustrated and thinking they aren't being appreciated, will tell you they have to spend tax money in order to get their message Keep ship jobs this province out about changes in health care. VICTORIA - Looks like Gor- Workers' Compensation Board To get back to the topic at don Campbell, the Premier, is regulations. hand, to let Asian countries re- Well, they're wrong. A case in point is the poised to scuttle what's left of With no viable workforce pair and build our ships is not $1.4 million being spent to open a regional dia- British Columbia's shipbuild- left in B.C., ships that break only asinine, it's immoral. ing industry. down and are now serviced by There is nothing we can do lysis centre at Mills Memorial Hospital. As it The B.C. Ferry Corporation local shipyards, will probably right now about the U.S. sur- turns out, the intent was to keep the dialysis ap- has put to international tender have to be refitted in Seattle. charge on Canadian lumber about $26 million worth of Even if you believe that the imports. There is not much we proval tucked away and out of public sight until conversion work on the Queen fast ferries project was a finan- can do about our languishing it and other health care projects around the pro- of Coquitlam, the first of five cial disaster, what Campbell is mining industry. But there is large ferries that need a major about to do will have far worse something the Campbell and vince could be packaged in a grand announce- overhaul. consequences. The loss of the his government can do for the ment and released at the convenience of the Question: Is the premier shipbuilding industry will have shipbuilding industry. nuts? Campbell's hatred for a negative effect year after I don't much like the idea of : provincial government later this month. I :s'i,] tvAII I: I :l[~r-I "J i f:l I the fast ferries, generally re- year, after year. giving jobs to the Koreans or : The northwest is the largest geographical area garded as a fiasco, an assess- HUBERT BEYER But why am I not surprised? Singaporeans or Chinese. I of the province without a dialysis service. Given ment with which I still dis- Campbell and logic don't al- want those jobs to go to our ~. agree, shouldn't be transferred with the issue at hand. ways go together. people, and I dare say that the prospect of a better quality of life for to the repair of our traditional It is estimated that B.C. When in opposition, he most British Columbians would people with kidney failure who might otherwise ferry vessels, nor the construc- Ferries' budget for repair alone lambasted the NDP govern- agree with that sentiment. tion of new ones. would create 1,500 jobs in ment for two budgets that were The work may turn out to have to uproot their lives and move to a place British Columbia has the B.C. If B.C. ferries goes off- balanced, while his govern- cost more, but the money where there is dialysis, a service here is over- skilled workforce to build and shore, those people won't pay ment is working to towards the would be earned by British Co- refit ships. And the companies taxes or purchase consumer highest deficit budgets in the lumbians and spent by them due. We also have a higher rate of diabetes than could certainly use the work. goods, sending the economy a province's history. right here. elsewhere. Diabetes is a precursor to kidney The Shipyard General little further into the dumpster. On the one hand, he plays a If against all common sense, ~W0rkers, Fed.¢ration is under- If the government also tight-listed and mean Scrooge the government ~~~ . problems, 'thus highl~ghting.~'tlaei'need foe" this .',~Standably upset: about the gov- awards contract for new ves- with welfare recipients, nurses, jobs and condemns our shiii? i i~rh~nt,s ap~'arent determina- kind of service in the years to eomG~ i sels to offshore companies, it doctors, teachers and public building industry to death ifi tion to farm out the work to may have to pay up to 25 per Had it not been for a phone call to news out- Asian countries such as Korea, servants, but has no problems the process, I suggest we cent import duty to the federal Singapore and China. with Vancouver's bid for the should go shopping offshore for lets from Skeena Liberal MLA Roger Harris in government. "We hear their concerns," Winter Olympics. more sensible politicians. August, northwest residents might still be in the says labour minister Graham Do the math: not only will I don't really want to casti- There must be some smarter dark about this vital and long-awaited project. • Bruce. "But at the same time, we lose our own ship-building gate him on the Olympic ones around than this sorry bunch. Mr. Harris has been bird-dogging the dialysis we need to get the B.C. Ferry and repair capacity, we're issue, because I like the idea Corp. back on line and work- going to pay Ottawa for get- myself. But then, I don't en- Beyer can be reached at: project since his election. He did exactly the ing as well." ting ferries built in countries gage in non-stop target-shoot- E-mail: [email protected]; For the life of me, I don't right thing in calling the moment tenders went where people get paid peanuts ing practices against just about Tel (250) 381-6900; 'Web understand what this minister- and working conditions every segment of B.C. society. http://www.hubertbeyer.com out for architectural drawings. ial gobbledygook has to do wouldn't begin to muster In the big leagues of public relations, manipu- • - , .., . lation of information is called "spin." It's cyni- cal and wasteful, particularly when it comes to public sector health care. For somebody in Vic- It was a walk ttlrough the past toria to want to stage an announcement is con- MOVING GEORGE Little's I grabbed the chance to dise, we visited a Dutch cof- descending toward northwesterners and immor- distinctive heritage home look for a glass pitcher similar feehouse known for its hippie al. downtown to become a tourist to one Morn used to serve atmosphere. attraction makes sense, no milk, quart capacity, light en- Customers are welcome to Those phone calls Mr. Harris made didn't cost matter how you spell it. ough for kids to pour from, sit, chat, read magazines or the taxpayer one cent. They resulted in the ap- Prince Rupert with its Cow square so it won't tip, no hard newspapers left by others, even Bay isn't the only town draw- to wash corners. Durable. play board games. A sticky propriate news stories telling taxpayers what ing tourists through its heritage I found three sizes, in three deck of cards, checkerboard, was happening. No need for hundreds of thou- buildings. different stores, at three differ- and a jar of wooden checkers Nanton, Alberta enjoys ent prices. For $15 1 bought a were lined up on the window- sands of dollars in fancy ads. steady tourist traffic through pitcher exactly like Mom's sill behind our 24 inch table. Thumbs up to Mr. Harris for poking a pin in its antique and art shops with a star design on each Dark, almost black panel- housed in historical buildings. side. ling and sturdy built-in seating the spin balloon. Keep on not listening to those Instead of bulldozing a former I also walked over a four- along the walls gives a feeling people in Victoria, sir. Now, about the Olym- hotel and an emporium, Nan- ',I:nllolllt'l :[]:! I ;[*ltl:!l.l foot square furnace grate in the of enclosed calm, until metal ton capitalizes on the build- CLAUDETTE SANDECKI middle of the hotel's ground chair legs scrape on tile. The pics ... ings' old time character to floor, In school, we dried our indoor temperature made me show off art, antiques, and skates and mittens on one. shiver. wrought iron wares crafted by rooms, scarcely big enough for I had described the school We helped ourselves to PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link 2002's Welder-of-the-year. a Kitty to turn around in floor grate to our granddaughters but cutlery, cream and sugar from ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach The stores are in close length petticoats, all drew my nothing tells it like a photo. a tray set out on a hutch, as PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur proximity. You can walk out of attention. With permission of the store though we were visiting a fa- one into another, along a dusty Much of their merchandise vourite aunt. 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BORN AND raised in Ontario, Rob Bedard earned first a ministerial diploma and then a Bachelor of Aid agencies feel brunt of Theology degree~ Specializing in youth work for seven years, Rev. Bedard sought to branch out into general church ministry. That bro,ght about a period of unemployment for one ),ear, doing odd jobs and camping out in the basements of his in.laws and latest welfare changes his parents. Rev. Bedard, his wife, Lorinda, and two sons, Cameron and Stephen, moved to Terrace in By JOANNA WONG work," he said. "The number of people in the Westerman, executive director of the Family February where he is assistant pastor at the Terrace GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS say a recent drop labour force is really constant. There's been no Place. Pentecostal Assembly. in people receiving welfare here means resi- change." Westerman says changes to the welfare dents are finding work, but employment stats Mclntyre says the drop in people receiving system are an additional stress on low income and local aid agencies disagree. welfare here is more likely due to migration. families already affected by a series of provin- In June 2001, a total of 1,443 people were "There's a significant movement of people cial cuts. receiving welfare in greater Terrace, Stewart, out of the community," he said. "They have One major change that went into effect in Jobless pastor's Meziadin, and off-reserve Kitwanga and the either left town or they're not collecting any April is that people applying for welfare have Nass Valley, money;'...... to take part in a three-week job search before By June 2002, 97 less people were on the The liberal government brought in a number they can get benefits. faith is tested welfare rolls here. That's a seven per cent of changes in April to make it more difficult to "It gives people an opportunity to try some- By Rev. Rob Bedard drop, bringing the total for the area to 1,346. obtain and stay on welfare, and reduced a thing else and to see what other opportunities IN AN era when church ministers are aging, and "The reduced caseload is an indication that are out there," said Tanya Gauvin, executive younger ministers are in demand, 1 never dreamt in the changes made to income assistance are director of Terrace Anti-Poverty. my worst nightmares I'd be unemployed for a whole working and people are seeking and obtaining "1 haven't seen any employment "But for a lot of people they just can't wait year. employment," says Mike Long, an official for statistics that would suggest that long. You're already in the hole - welfare Having ministered for eight years in reputable the provincial human resources ministry. these people have found work." is a last resort." churches, alongside Long maintains the numbers show the sue- Some agencies say the new three-week stellar ministers, I tess of programs aimed at training and finding • search has corresponded with a rise in the thought, would have jobs for people on welfare. number of benefits. number of people seeking last ditch assistance. painted my future bright. Long says his ministry has already placed The changes are part of a three year plan to "This year is very different comparatively I was wrong. 5,200 people in jobs this year across the pro- cut the number of people on welfare by 38,000 speaking. There's no comparison at all," said At the time, it vinee. and reduce the $1.9 billion budget for the Roy Atrill, director of the Terrace Emergency seemed, the Employment But according to Patrick Mclntyre, a local human resources ministry by $580 million. Shelter. Insurance personnel labour market information analyst with the In the first twelve months since the Liberals Atrill reports that drop-ins at the shelter jeered, while my federal Human Resources Development Cana- took office, 29,000 people have fallen off the have increased dramatically. colleagues sneered. All da office here, that doesn't mean Terrace resi- welfare rolls. Of that number, 12,000 were in From May 2000 to May '2001, 1,500 people the while, my family and dents are finding employment. April and May of this year. used the shelter. This year there's been an in- I feared. What was "I haven't seen any employment statistics "For people on income assistance things crease of 700 people, with 2,200 people drop- happening to us? Was I that would suggest these people have found have gotten .progressively worse," said Darlene ping in from May 2001 to May 2002. not a faithful worker? Such doubts plagued me, even spiritual doubts. Why was God letting this happening to me? Where was God when l Rev. Rob Bedard needed Him most? ...... I felt like Job, the man of suffering in the Bible. He lost his business, his kids, and his health, but not his faith. I wish I could say .spiritual doubts never crossed my mind, but that would be a lie. Feeling. akin with Job, I was comforted by reading of his life and losses. I too prayed for a happy ending, as'l had found in Job's account. Having no choice, we had'to sell our beloved first house. Our furniture and most belongings were locked in a storage unit, until the door to our future swung open. My wife and I, and our oldest son, lived out of a suitcase at the homes of our parents and friends. The stress and upset intensified as I battled bouts of doubt and depression. Meanwhile, my wife became pregnant with our second child. Now, under normal circumstances, this would be cause to rejoice, but at that juncture of our lives, it caused concern and worry. It certainly was not because we did not want another child. This baby, as any, was a divine gift from God. It's just that we did not want our baby born • t'nthe belly of ~a~suitca~e'.~.,'1 ,. ~.:, ," . ...'L ~:.~'"=~.., W.e~pr~yed, and cried, for God'.s "provision, ibut;L~y wife's morning sickness only turned to mourning after she miscarried. Some of our friends and family meant well, we know, but their cliches and pat-answers still stung our hearts. Again, we found solace in Job, as he dodged the darts flung by his so-called comforters. And like Job, I prayed for the strength to face tomorrow, and the grace to forgive today. Eventually I concluded, I must trust God completely. Ironic, isn't it? I, a preacher, who often ONCE MACHINES and workers begin to move around at Skeena Cellulose once again, the rest of the economy will pick up steam as preached on trusting in God, had not yet mastered this well, says a labour market analyst. Many workers and businesses are waiting for some sign of what will happen next. spiritdal discipline. I confess though that ministers, without exception, struggle with the same issues of faith and trust, as those in our churches and community. Through reading about the literal deadline of the Region's unemployment dip Hebrews, as they were being cornered in by the raging sea to the east, and the raging Egyptian army to the west, I too needed to look to God (Exodus 14). After all, where can we turn in times of trouble, but to is likely just a summer blip God? Like the Hebrews, 1 too was running out of hope,. that is, until that God-ordained evening in Ottawa. Businesses, workers hanging on in hopes Skeena Cellulose restarts After sitting dormant, seemingly mocking us for six A DECLINE in the region's unem- Skeena Liberal MLA Roger Har- change if Skeena Cellulose turnaround. months, the telephone finally rang. A church was ployment rate is likely just a tem- ris. doesn't reopen. Government job cuts aimed at calling. Well, let me tell you, my heart skipped a few porary phenomenon that won't last The Nechako/North Coast re- "There are a lot of people balancing the province's budget beats! long, predicts a labour market gion spans a broad area - from the hanging around waiting," he said. are just starting to translate into That call was evidence that my prayers had indeed reduced jobs in the region, he analyst. Queen Charlotte Islands to Van- Also waiting are many retail been heard in Heaven after all. Though that door did Patrick Mclntyre was respond- derhoof. store owners. said. eventually shut, our hearts were now open wide with ing to new Statistics Canada la- It therefore reflects the econo- 'T ve heard a lot of people say- That's likely to increase as renewed hope, Within six months we accepted a bour force survey results that show mic uncertainty connected to ing if SCI doesn't open by Christ- some of the deeper cuts in some senior pastorate in Selkirk, Manitoba, where we unemployment has dropped more Skeena Cellulose, the coastal mas they'll reconsider whether ministry's aren't slated to kick in stayed for five years before moving to Terrace, than three points to 12.9 per cent fishing industry, plus the interior they'll stay open," Mclntyre said. until the second or third year of I have learned through that experience, sometimes in July from a peak of just over 16 concerns over the softwood lum- He said some businesses have Victor,o's restraint program. God leaves His provision right to the last possible If SCI solves its labour disputes per cent in May. ber dispute and the spread of the already consolidated to adapt to moment. Some skeptics call it coincidental, but I call The Human Resources Deve- mountain pine beetle. the shrunken markets. and cranks up its mills, Mclntyre it the Providence of God: My last employment lopment Canada analyst says all Melntyre says despite the pain, "They'll do fine," he said. sees a significant economic im- insurance cheque arrived the first week I went back to indications are that the increase the survey results don't indicate "Those that have not or who are a provement. workl in jobs in those months has been any substantial drop in population specialty business, they're just "Then it should be pretty excit- While not in a hurry, God was indeed faithful. concentrated in the service sec- in recent months. hanging on." ing to watch the numbers," Mcln- Truth be told, over the past five years, in prayer and tors, reflecting an increase in "That's what we're waiting for Businesses that supply the for- tyre said. "Having them back run- quiet reflection on my walk with God, I still wonder tourism and other seasonal sum- but haven't seen yet - a popula- est industry are another example ning, even in a limited capacity, why. will help stabilize the region and mer jobs. tion drop." But he says that could of a group that's waiting for the While no two situations are identical, after talking "It's a summer blip," Mclntryre allow other growth initiatives to to man's; unempl0yed~Terrace wbtkers; I see we share says. "I don't see it being main- get the area growing again." some common experiences. Being unemployed has tained past the summer. This is Those other initiatives include taught me, albeit the hard way, to trust in God, and just a summer employment thing." I Northwest unemployment I hopes for an increase in mineral re-evaluate what is most important in life. it has also That would be in line with the exploration, plus Prince Rupert- proven to me, no matter what I go through, God loves experience a year ago, when un- based efforts to attract cruise ship and cares for me. employment dropped about three 16 tourists, and a drive to put a con- Allow me to open wide the door to my prayer points going into the summer of 15 miner port in Prince Rupert. closet, for all who are unemployed to peer in for a 14 2001, only to rise sharply once Another element of the unem- moment. At times, my prayers of desperation were 13 ployment numbers is what statisti- Unintentionally laced with ultimatums, yet in spite of seasonal jobs ended and Skeena 12 Cellulose shut down. cians call the participation rate. that, Odd still loves me. 11 That's the percentage of the Sometimes my cries for help were filled with But more loggers are at work 10 now in the area thanks to Skeena population who are in fact either frustration and flashes of anger, yet God never took it 9 looking for work or are working. It personally. He knew I loved Him more than life itself. i selling timber rights to various % 8 s excludes people such as early re- And more often than I care to admit, my mind was contractors, 7 cluttered with doubts and and when, ,~-~ "There's been quite a bit of in- 6 tirees, stay-at-home parents and plots, of how, terest from the salvage point of 5 others who choose not tO look for and why~ but not once did I ever feel God had stopped i :view," said local forest district 4 work. Iovtng ~/le. You see, for me, having a close friendship with i manager Brian Downie. 3 McIntyre says it also takes in Contractors are also being per- 2 people who were trying to find Jesus had given me strength when I was weak. Even re,ted to export up to 35 per cent 1 work but have become demorat- wise King Solomon said the same.when he wrote, :of the wood they harvest. 0 lized and have given up. 'Trust in4he Lord with all yocr heart and lean not on i:~ Export logging may be criti- March 2001 to July 2002 So far the participation rate has );~r.: 0Wn ti'l~let~tlih'ding; in all your ways cized/politically but the point ts been growing, suggesting more ackn0Wled[e"ltim, and he will make your paths : that people are back at work, says people are seeking work. ' Straight," (Proverbs 3:5-6, NIV). A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 4, 2002 So.me environmental roups Want A ,::"

Photo ~.. ~, n~ 9~ml~lB ": .o.SCI probe do,ng more harm tha ggood t ,~','t I S .- ( Did you see a photo in the paper that 7,t,~"~;'' E~ unde~y Dear Sir: you want a copy ot? The Terrace ~ ~ ~::~~' ~-i:-~ The full page ad whict~ CORRESPONDENCEFOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Sumd,ttd along with -.~==,..- " | .~ l':~Na:,~-, .:.,c~..,.~,.- recently appeared in The Terrace Standard entitled Northern Photo Ltd. ---~': :-~ N~ ~7'~"'ia#,~ "Road to Ruin" deserves comment. The ad suggests that by building the Brad- The Mail Bag field Connector road to tim photo of yot, r choice and size. " :: ...a3~ge~""::')~ ,'~2~ Alaska, the Americans will somehow steal our re- By seeking to stop ment or do they simply k',i;,o :t. '¢, r";,," ;" sources. every project that comes wanl to rinse money for ~,/t i" ,¢' : ...,..... ;. ~,. -; Firstly most people along, these self-serving their own purposes? I ~. Terrofle Stondord. __ . " .; '~ ~:;~j'L'r~. ~ :':.~'::~:;~:i~':: realize that there are a lot groups are also trying to If these groups really J All ~hled fo the TerroceSlandord. A " ~~,~' ' ;~' ~-.-'.-,.~E.:. ~4~'~5."~" b. ;...- ,~,~",d~"c~lfor leadership prcRram of roads leading to the cut off tax dollars ,'rod roy- cared about the environ- (Note: 90% of photostoken are dig;telphotos bre~~i! ~.::- :~#-'Z..~[ U.S., and there have been alties that could go a long ment, they would want to o,t highquality ipeg. Blockand vh~iteprints : ,'.,'. 'v,,\\.~. 'C:" \~ d, .'..:~&gj~':: ::: ~l for quite some time. Has way toward fixing existing fix real problems. Groups also available[rom blockand whilenegatives.) '~" ;.; ~ ,'7~%%'~ 4/: :':: ,lu~:~ J" this ruined our country? problems. who seek only to stop Isn't the U.S. our biggest One has to examine the everything while never trading partner? Do we motives of any group, coming up with any posi- Lorne Sexton want to shut the door on (especially foreign ones), tive solutions are not only TERRACE our best customer? who seek to stop all deve- hurting us economicaly onment. Secondly who is paying lopment. Do they really but, most unfortunately, Lorne Sexton, northern photo for this ad? it appears that care about the environ- are not helping the envir- Terrace, B.C. "Your Headquarters For Digital STAND J RD well-funded U.S. environ- ~...,: ':'.:;. Cameras And Digital Imaging Services" 4.4736 takelseAvenue Ph: 638-7283 Fox: 638-8432 mental groups are behind • ;. , : . ..,...... ,. this blatant piece of misin- formation. With all due respect to legitimate environmental groups, I would suggest that the tactic of stopping all development is wholly counterproduc- tive to the environmental movement. Think about it. How do you fix real environmental problems? it will take a lot of money to mitigate such problems as Victoria's dumping of raw sewage, cleaning up toxic waste or ensuring that our water supply is safe. Freedoms are eroded Dear Sir: We are living in an anti-democratic society. Our freedom, liberty and democracy fade away when one group can im- pose their views on everyone else. Elected officials are forced to support something they don't believe in. The people we elect Take advantage of the best deals we've ever offered on some of the best cars, trucks, minivans and SUVs we've aver made.

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Kilometres limited to 81,600; charge of $0.15/km for excess kilometres. 0oCash purchase price for the 2002 Dodge Caravan 28D model only, Cash purchasepdce includesfactory to dealer incentivesand is applicableto cash purchasesonly. Cash purchase price excludes freight, taxes, Itcence, insuranceand registration,If consumer chooses 0% purchasefinancing then the negotiated price may be higher,See dealer for complete details. 0% purchase Northwest Smile financingon selected 2002 Chrysler,Dodge, Jeep vehicles up to 36-months. Example:$20,000/$30,000 @ 0% APR/36-monthterm; monthly payment is $555,55/$833.33,Cost of borrowing is $0, Total obligation is $20,000/$30,000. 0% purchase financing most 2002 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep models up to 60-months. Example: $40,000 @ 0% APW60-month term; monthly payment is $666,65. Cost of borrowing is $0. Design Center, T•ta• •b•igati•n is $4•••••. The effective interest rate• taking int• ecc•unt the $1•5•• . $3•••• saVingsthat c•nsumers wh• choo.sethe •% financing wi•• f•rg• varies depending •n am•unt financed• Dr.P.kO~Lk term of agreement and amount of factory to dealer incentives.Example: $20,000 @0% APR/36-monthterm, taking into account the $3,000 savingsconsumers who choose the 0% financing will forgo is 8,4%, and the effective cost of borrowing is $3,000. *** No payments for up to 6-months on all 2002 Chrysler Neon models with 0% purchase financing up to 36 months. See dealer -- for details. "No payments for 90 days on selected vehicles, See dealer for details, 1" Based on $1,500 - $3,000 factory to dealer Incentivesdeducted from MSRR Actual savings will vary ~ItRYSLER depending on price negotiated. ~ Graduate Rebate applies as follows: $500 cash allowanceon leased vehicles,$750 cash allowanceon Neon purchase;$1,000 cash allowanceon , Servingthe N0ab~e~[0r 10 yeon purchase of vehicles excludingNeon; offer applies to all vehiclesexcluding Dedge Viper and ChryslerProwler. Some conditionsapply. See dealer for complete details and conditions. ~J Dodg~ . Fullf,ce Orlhed~ntit Cure :1: Warranty valid for all new 2002 model year vehicles sold on or after July 29, 2002 to 7 years or 115 000kin whichevercomes first. Some conditions apply. See dealer for details. ~¢.~,,~ Jeep ® Jeep Is a registered trademark of DatmlerChryslerCorporation used under license by DaimlerChryslerCanada Inc.; a wholly owned subsidiaryof DalmlerChryslerCorporation. ur ~,nooo, , InvisaEQa• lhe invkabb braces e LllU. i'rmlment m ...... I ] ~IlUlU ,t,' e PorcelainCrowns end Veneers , Tee~ Whilening(8~i.9) e LolexFree Office 4916 Hwy: 16 West, Terrace, B.C. I Dr. Peter. A. Okimi 20b-4619 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1V5 TEIli 187 I (250) 635-7611 g/d,/o~,~,;, e~oto d,//d d,w/d be ~e,m Ax _ "-. 1-800-313-7187 I -" N .. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 4, 2002- A7 Hatchery fish Rural vote power dips HOUSE OF COMMONS. A SIX per cent drop in population since 1996 Andy Burton means people in the Nass Valley have less politi- Member of parliament fears raised cal clout on the Kitimat Stikine regional district for Skeena board in weighted votes. The 2001 census shows Constituencyoffice A LOCAL fish farm expert hatchery fish which are re- the population there dropped from 2,127 to 1,900. 4654 LazelleAve. is worried about the inter- leased, are placed in rivers That means the area currently represented by Terrace,B.C. V8G 1$6 director Harry Nyce loses one of its two voting Phone:(250) 635-1601 action between hatchery and streams which lack Fax: (250) 635-4109 fish and those that live in nutrients. units on the regional district hoard. The regional Toll Free: 1-800-661-2208 the wild. "There's nothing to eat. district is the only form of municipal government [email protected] "Hatchery fish affect It's as simple as that," he for people living in unincorporated areas. Website:www.and~,burton.ca wild fish genetically," said. Municipalities like Terrace and Kitimat also says AIois Schillinger of Schillinger says federal have representation on the board. The city of Ter- the Watershed Bio-Enhan- fisheries figures indicate race, with a 2001 population of 12,109, holds onto cement Society of recent there Were 600 million fish Alois Schillinger its seven voting units on the regional district. i .o%ur,'.rsona'. Family-Counselling Centre American research. All the other electoral areas and municipalities produced in hatcheries and Schillinger is also criti- EXPERIENCED ...."This fact =is of great =artificial spawning chan- on the board held onto their present number of vo- cal of the closure of hat- ting units, too. ¢7 COUNSELLING'/t~COUNSELLORpRoVIDING concern to our society. nels in the past 13 years. cheries, saying there is no The latest census shows the regional district's One-On-One Counselling Genetics are the hereditary "It doesn't make any plan in place to replace interaction of genes and sense at all to produce all population overall dropped from 44,618 in 1996 to i Family & Group Counselling the fish that will be lost as 40,876 in 2001. L Seminars& Workshops the environment," he said. these fish and put them a result. Weighted voting only comes into play during i Men. to Fri. • i0 a,m.-5 p.m. "This new phenomena into nutrient-deficient "Multi millions of the HI 4665 Lazelle Ave., Suite 202, certain resolutions, including the administration could change fish beha- streams," he said. taxpayers' money was ~ Terrace, B.C. V8G 158 and operation of services in specific areas in the viour resulting in loss of ',My question is, where spent up to date to create ~" ~ P.(250) 615-5528 regional district. ~ ~ Fax: (250) 615-5548 immunity against any new are all the fish?" and upkeep those hatcher- EmaiJ: [email protected] lethal destructive diseases ies," Schillinger said. or loss of natural instinct I Your emergency to return to their former or- medical iginal spawning grounds." information "Changes of fish beha- on call 24/7 viour will destroy our whole commercial, recreational and tourist fishing industry," Schillinger added, At the same time, l Schillinger is worried that

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LOSTBOY OUTFITTERS The new regulation was introduced June 19 and requires 25 mid-sized Cana- dian airports to' introduce fire fighting services Lots Of called Aircraft Emergency Come In & Intervention Services Pucks For Fall & (AEIS) within the next two Back To See Our years, including Terrace. It applies to airports School & New Winter that handle more than Mushroom 2,800 passenger flights per SCENES SUCH as[ this one from the 1990s featuring airport firefighter Mark Picking. Inventory!] Clothes year by aircraft that seat Kennedy with firefighting vehicles could once again be a fixture at the local air- 20 or more passengers. port thanks to a new federal, requirement. FILE PHOTO Airport manager Rick tor of aerodrome safety, industry are nt~t'hai~py protection," Grad said. ...What you need ;-) Reed said adding fire ser- said the regulation is draf- about the regulation. "And then, six months vice at the airport will be ted in such a way that "It's our position that later, the regulator turns 4746 Lakelse Ave.,Terrace, B.C. 250-615-7094 an extremely costly ven- people such as baggage Transport Canada should • around fundamentally ture. handlers, maintenance be paying for all incre- changing the business. It's He said the airport is a people or other staff al- mental costs including ca- bad faith bargaining." break-even business as it ready working at the air- pital and operations," said But Maxwell said indu- is and adding expensive ports could also act as Curtis Grad, the chair of stry representatives were fire fighting services is not firefighters. the airports committee for consulted and their com- economically feasible. "I believe that there are the B.C. Aviation Council. ments were considered be- Based on the new cri- a number of personnel at The council also fore transport minister teria, the airport is re- the airport that are capable charges the federal gov- David Collenette made the quired to have firefighters of taking this training and ernment scrapped airport decision to implement the on duty when airliners ar- doing a good job in the fire services just prior to new regulation. rive and depart. IqEWL :)OK case of an emergency," •selling them off in 1998-99 The fire fighting service Sit at the head of the class this year with your Transport Canada says said Maxwell. to make the transfer less at Terrace's airport here Grade A New Hair Slyle. Be the envyof the class... it will cover the cost of a "We have assumed it costly. was eliminated at the end new fire engine - estima- would take 10-14 hours a "Essentially when these of 1998 when Transport ted at $300,000 - plus in- week for personnel to do airports were transferred, Canada still owned the itial fire fighting training. duties specifically related they were transferred with airport. Transport Canada esti- to the provision of the a very attractive business It cost $300,000 per mates ongoing operational AEIS service." plan that did not include or year and employed six costs at $35,000 for each Members of the airline incorporate the cost of fire flrefighters. Total Beauty Care affected airport. Reed HAIR • ESTHETICS• REFLEXOLOGY can't figure out how they ELECTROLYSIS • MASSAGE & BODY came to that figure. TREATMENTS • TANNING • WAXING "It's ludicrous because Older jet pulled from service in our particular ease - AIR CANADA Jazz is pulling its aging change to Jazz in that there will be two and if we were to provide Fokker F-28 passenger jets from the Van- flights a day to and from Vancouver com- BACK,TO-BASICS LITRE SALE the service - we would couver to Terrace run and elsewhere in pared to three during the summer. likely have to hire three or the west as of Sept. 8. But they will be direct flights, and not <, ,~k, 9' SHAMPOO. & four people," Reed said. The two-engine Dutch-German aircraft routed through Prince Rupert as was the • ~.,. ONDITIONER "You can estimate just are considered too old and too inefficient. case during the summer, said Erickson. for budgeting purposes that Air Canada has gradually been retiring "We have been watching very closely a new employee will cost the aircraft and there are only five left in and we believe for the market, the Bae- you at least $50,000, in- service as it is, Jazz official Dennis Er- 146 will do just fine," he said. eluding benefits." ickson said last week. They'll be replaced Jazz did introduce a 7 a.m. flight out of If the airport were to by increased use of British-made, four-en- Terrace (the return portion of a flight hire three or four dedicated gine Bae-146 jet aircraft and by Dash 8s. coming in from Vancouver the night be- employees that cost could The Bae-146 aircraft is already used fore) during the summer but abandoned it reach $200,000 - money here and was a mainstay for,.:~.a~-decade~ soon after, ++ • ,-,.. _ Reed said the airport sim- when Air B.C., a predecessor to lazz, "Again, we;re constantlylooking at ply does not have. flew here. traffic patterns and we make changes to But John Maxwell, This month also brings a schedule fit the market," Erickson said. Transport Canada's direc-

Service Changes effective Aug 28

Starting Sept 1, we've made some schedule adjustments to offer you more seats, more trips and more destinations!

More Seats for Students! • more direct service to Skeena Jr, Clarence Michiel Elementary and Caledonia Sr Secondary. • new College Express trips from Southside, Birch Hill and Kalum Road direct to NW Community College. • additional 2 City Shuttle trip to Birch Hill leaving Skeena Mall at 4:50pro. • handyDART service is offered all day on weekdays. tires for tl e p ice

More Ways to Pay! • school students can now purchase a semester bus pass (4 month pass) for a $10 savings, Available at City Hall and the Transit office. • Family Pass: families with multiple school-age children can obtain 4 or more student monthly passes for the price of 3 Available at City Hall.

More Destinations! ++;~ i FOURFOR IIIR[E TIRE,~LE in efl~ • Passengers riding the 4 Queensway and 5ThOrnhill trips can request S@ten~ 1.30, 2002 ~ ~ seleded Gnod~ fires. See I~ailerfnc c0mp[cle Fall Back to Basics s39 Earnz$ BonusAIR MILES" a drop off at the Great Canadian Superstore during midday on delails. Earn I AIR MILES',ewud One of our specially trained technicians will: Iot every$8 spent o~ GoodyearOra~J t. Replace engine oil and oil filter. rewardmiles per tire! passenger and lighl In~k tires and 2. Lube chassis. weekdays and all day Saturday. nx,chanicd se~lca. Earn I AIR MILES* ~. Analyze charging and sfarlm~ syslems With the purchaseof reward mile for ever/$20 ~ent on • Rotate tires and check air pressure. Oiler valid 1o~ most ~ GoodyearRegatta 2, Oudop end SI~ 8rand ~es znd on . Check and top up all fluids (to a maximum of one lilre), cars, pick.ups and • the 2 City Shuttle buses will now route directly to Tuck Ave Senior's Gnodyeaf~nd Me~m TnJck~J Faro Inspect brakes and suspension, mini.vans at ~artlcipating Wrangler RTIS or ll~es. ~fi'~ of klR MILESQ i Inspect all exterior lights, wiper blades, belts and hoses, retaffers. Disposal lees Workhorse RadialXGI Inh~nall0nal Trading BV. Used u~er il Offer you a cornplimenlary jug of windshield washer fluid, are not included See retailer for complete details. Residences by request on three trips per day, Mort - Sat. k:ense ~/Lo,fa~ Mana~ Grasp Inspect and test block heater. ~anada I~ md a~.ar Can~ Ira. Oiler ends Seoternber 30, 2002.

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i " ,~12 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday/September 4, 2002 L II:l:i:l:|~l~zif;l~.lil:l:iej ; ' "' B us zss R] :VIEW"" couver rsday 8:00 am and 3:00 pm i I 8:00 am and 3:00 pm and 6:30 pm , Terrace Co-op tries again 9:30 am only ~o (itimat ', to cancel union certification rsday 11:00 am and 6:00 pm THE TERRACE CO-OP i!~i~!~,' 11:00 am and 4:00 pm and 6:00 pm 'I Association is making an- [ ; . ii~ •i:i:,~!%:i::::: other attempt at severing ~I'1~ ~,7:00am only ,'*" its ties with the United Food and Commercial Workers Union. Its first attempt to can- col the certifications for Locals 1518 and 2000 of the union was unsuccessful in July when a Labour Re- lations Board (LRB) official ruled the Co-op failed to make a strong enough case that it would never open up a food store or garden centre at its old i:!:~~ ' DEVELOP LIFE gKILLg Greig Ave. location again. ~,.:! J Girl Guides • BUILD gELF EgTEEM The Co-op did present * ENJOY FRIENDgHIP . information to LRB vice ~i ~ of Canada chair Gord Van Dyck that °~; , Guides • HAVE FUN! ~ ~_ it closed its food store in 1998 and its garden centre :: du Canada "'~~~.~j ' in 2000 and has since sold ! Programs for girls of all ages: ~-~ I ",.l~r~J I~ • the land and buildings. 9perks 6-e, Brownies 7-B, Ouides 9-IO ~ CO:~. I .~ It l] But he found the infor- ~ Pathfinders 12-1S, 9enlor Branches IS+ " ~d~--I fi~l~ mation failed to meet a five-point test laid out in an REOIgTER NOW: 1-800-565-8111 ~' earlier decision about certifications. I " In essence, the Co-op remains bound to two THE FORMER Terrace Co-op complex on Greig Ave, may be closed and the union locals in terms of land and buildings closed, but a union certification remains and the business is employee representation trying once again to have it removed ...... for retail operations it has closed inside buildings it "The labour code con- motives, the length of time as to future plans is an im- has sold. tains specific sections during which there have portant requirement, the The situation also has about how these things are been no employees, the Board has stated that such implications for other po- handled," said Fawkes of reasons why there are no assurances are not the de- tential users of the loca- the certification cancella- employees, the ease in finitive answer to a deter- tion. tion. which operations can be ruination of the employer's "We've already put in That five-point test used restarted if they have status and that they must for an appeal," Co-op by Van Dyck to turn down ceased and the employer's be tested against the manager Alan Cote said the Co-op's application current business affairs, evidence," wrote Van last week. concerns an employer's "Although an assurance Dyck. "We simply have no in- tention of starting up another food store again. We've sold the property." Station gets a g :,v't grant The union is also filing information and it is not THE PARENT society to CFNR has re- munities throughout the north. yet known if an appeal ceived a $326,855 grant from the federal The station changed its format in the government. 1990s to take on more of the sound of a will be based solely on The money for the Northern Native commercial rock station. It also began to written documents or in B ...... comomatton:...... wtm a near-~ .r°aacastmg >ome[y comes tram aspe- carry a feed from a Vancouver rock sta- :~=~,,,:-:,: :: :i : , ~ ~ .i.: csftc program:of the Department of Cana-. tion when it~wasn't on the air itself. 111~. ' .... '*~'Uh'ioh' official Tom dian Heritage to help native radio sta- Changes in broadcasting regulations Fawkes said it wants to tions, have also allowed CFNR to sell more ensure the integrity of-its CFNR began broadcasting in the 1980s commercial time, particularly in the Everyoneknows juice is great. /,"~ "~ return as construction rebar. right to represent workers, and is now heard in more than 50 cam- northwest. ~ut did you knowthe container So recycle all yourrefundable can do a lot of good long after containers over I litre. Fleip the juice is gone? When you keep over 14 million of these recycle yourlarge juice cartons, containers from ending up they corns backas corrugated in landfills. And, be sure to cardboard, while metal cans pick up your 20 cent deposit. ~" September 14 'h

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CHARLYNN TOEWS Enjoy your 4-way stop UST FOR a moment, forget about the fact that your house is not quite right. J Leave that aside for now. Ignore the shortcomings of your spouse from this moment til the bottom of the page. Clear •your mind, forgive yourself briefly. Focus instead on the ability of your neighbours and other ordinary citizens to exhibit civilized behaviour at a Four Way Stop. It's a miracle! A small miracle, but a miracle all the same. See how we cooperate even when it's busy! We look at each other and urge with our eyes a shy person unsure of his place. 6o ahead, we wave. Your turn! I promise not to plow into youl I see you there. See how we civilized humans encourage and warn each other, then somehow smoothly go, without incident, daily. Many times a day! The rules of civilized behaviour are compli- cated, but possible. For example, at the Four Way Stop, the person who gets there after you has to wait for you to go first. This is a fairly simple rule. For example, ,, Sharing the harvest one time a young man came into a very crow- FARMERS MARKET president Lynne Christiansen, above, in- vendors will also be encouraged to donate unsold items. The ded instant-money-machine at a bank. This troduces a new food share program designed to help needy drop off bin will be located atthe market each Saturday until was in the Olden Days, when you had to use a families in Terrace. Market customers will be encouraged to the end of October. The food will be distributed by the Se- card to gain entry, and this was in Halifax, buy two items and donate one to the program. Fresh produce venth Day Adventists at their soup kitchen. where it is always raining. You might stop in even if you don't need cash! It's warm and dry but steamy inside a Maritime Instant Money Machine Vestibule. Portable greenery Anyway, this young man comes in out of the rain into a crowded space. The people inside have organized themselves into a snakey Have you seen line, mainly so everyone can fit inside the door. It's Friday around supper-time, so it's full of people. As a newcomer, the young man is confused about where he should stand so as not to look stolen shrubs? like he's trying to break unfairly into the queue. "Where is the line?" he asked, speak- A Straume Ave. garden hit twice this summer ing to the whole line-up, or anyone who would answer. By JENNIFER LANG At first no one said anything, the person at A BURGLAR with a grecn the machine was busy, the person next up was thumb and an eye for port- trying to get organized, the people at the back able shrubbery may have had no sympathy. struck the same yard twice I said, "You are last." this summer. This was both true and funny. My favourite In July, thieves made combination! off with three large topiary I'm afraid all us old-timers (as far as the trees in planters and two line went) laughed, which really embarrassed hanging baskets from Bill the new kid. and Sara Henderson's front But he asked! yard. This is what I am reminded of at a Four "We went out to water Way Stop, every time I'm there. The new kid the plants and they were looks around and wonders, Where do i fit in? gone," Bill Henderson How can I go My Way without hurting or in- said, adding the thieves conveniencing others? struck overnight. We who have been at the Four Way Stop LISA LAWLEY with the FAS knot symbolizing the When the thieves re- earlier sympathize: we've been there. Our sin- womb, the baby's he~ld and developing brain - and turned on Aug. 23, they cere answer, communicated as simply as pos- the earth. were much bolder, stealing sible is, "You are last." anothereighttreesincon- No! It is, "You are last: be kind to others Ring in FAS Day tainers from the back yard, who come after you, as we have been kind to which is fenced. you." DON'T BE alarmed if you manent form of congenital This time someone So far this is working nicely. hear sirens going off and brain damage, made off with three small Heyl Next time anyone wants to complain church bells chiming It shows up in learning, boxwood topiaries, one tall about anything around here, I feel like saying: Monday morning, and behaviour problems in rosemary tree, and two "For the most part, we get through a Four Way It's all part of an aware- the child but it can be dif- miniature spruces, he said. Stop without incident! We just drive on home hess campaign designed to ficult to diagnose. That brings the total and wonder what's for supped" highlight the most corn- The Society is poised to number of trees and shrubs Compare this to any country you like, I men and damaging birth unveil a new program, in planters stolen from the don't care. Neighbours who live and work an defect in the world - Fetal aimed at FAS education couple's yard to 13. hour or three away blowing each other up, for ~ Alcohol Syndrome, or and support for parents, ', Henderson figures the example. FAS. children and the commun- culprit may be someone BILL HENDERSON with one of the few remaining There is a Published Rule, I believe, it is Sept. 9 is International ity. who had their eye on the potted shrubs left in his yard. the person to your left (if there is a tie) who FAS Day. Lawley says the out-:items in their yard and de- gets to go first. I'm not sure, it might be the From 9:09 a.m. to 9:10 reach and program should, tided to make off with the on this scale has taken He suspects the stolen person to your right (in a tie) who gets to go a.m. (the ninth minute of be up and running by the portable, if heavy, plan- place in Terrace. greenery will end up as first. If I have tie, personally, I look around and the ninth hour, of the ninth end of the month, ters. The Hendersons are features in the thieves' watch for waves. day of the ninth month, The program will be Fortunately, their an- avid gardeners who nur- own garden, a thought that At any Four Way Stop around these parts, symbolizing a full-term closely linked with a dia- nual and perennial flowers tured most of the stolen to- leaves him shuddering. forget about the fact that your house is not pregnancy), the Terrace gnostic centre in Maple and plants - for the most piaries and bushes from "How could you enjoy quite right, Think about the fact it has not been fire department will ring Ridge run by Dr. Kwadwo part firmly rooted in flower tiny seedlings, it?" he wondered. . blown up recently instead. its sirens. Asante, an expert who lay beds - are untouched. Topiaries are shrubs By coming forward with Ignore the shortcomings of your spouse from And at press time, the the foundation of our un-; "It's got to be someone that are purposely trim- the story of the stolen pot- this moment til the bottom of the page. I bet- Sacred Heart Parish had derstanding FAS. interested in gardening, mad, clip- ted shrubs, he cha a dollar he or she has not joined a Militia confirmed it will ring its Asante, a pediatrician just judging by what they pad and hopes to help intent on hurting near-by citizens. church bells at the appoint by training, began docu- took. They knew what they sheared into He figures it solve the Clear your mind, forgive yourself briefly. ted hour. meriting and researching were doing." spa ci fie would cost about crime. You have not today, or recently, or ever, en- The sound is a chance FAS when he was first None of the neighbours s h a p e s, $1)000 to replace storyHe thinks may jogthe couraged neighbours to harm one other. to take a moment to re- based in the northwest have reported anything st- such as Enjoy your Four Way Stop. fleet on FAS children, more than 25years ago. milar happening, he added, c i r c u l a r 'the stolen Items. som e o n e' s As a public service, here's the official po- their parents and caregi- The society is asking Henderson has reported g 1 o b e memory - or licy: The first vehicle to arrive and come to a ears, says Lisa Lawley, people to w~ar the FAS the incidents to police, shapes or may help lo- complete stop should go first. If two vehicles parenting coordinator at knot, a white circle that He's also called local gar- animal shapes, cate the stolen items by arrive at the same time, the one on the right the Kermode Friendship represents the womb, the den centres to see if any He figures it would cost raising public awareness. should go first. If two vehicles are facing each Society. baby's head and brain, and other gardens in Terrace about $1,000 to replace Meanwhile, the Hen- other, and have arrived at the Intersection at FAS, and its cousin, the planet, have been hit. the stolen items, dersons will continue tend- about the same time, the one making a left Fetal Alcohol Effects They're available at the So far, he's discovered One of the missing pot- ing their garden, which is turn must yield to the one gotng straight (FAE), are caused when society's office, a few hanging baskets ted trees was so large it still attractive and lush de- : through, pregnant mothers consume Call 635-4906 for more have gone missing around must have weighed more spite the thefts; Or watch for waves. alcohol, resulting in a per- information. . town but otherwise nothing than 100 pounds. B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 4, 2002

The Terrace Standard Is now [] n 0nlln6 www.lerraceslandard.com CITY SCENE Check out our site or call 638-7283 for advertising information BAR SCENE GATOR'S PUB: Live party music nightly, featuring Mantra this week, BEASLEY'S MIX: Watch your favourite sports programs on a large screen "IV, HANKY PANKY'S: The northwest's largest dance night club. No cover. KaraokeSundays and Mondays, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Members and bona fide guests. New members welcome. THEATRE First Nations youth are invited to participate in a performance work about healing. About a dozen ,{ volunteers ages 15.25 needed, The project takes place this fall in Terrace and deals with the legacy of sexual abuse passed from residential school survivors k~ to later generations. The performance work is being sponsored by the Aboriginal Healing Foundation. For more info call Marianne at 635-8873, VISUAL ARTS The Terrace Art Gallery presents its 2002 members show, Featuring works in a variety of media by A SELECTION OF Maureen Worobey's works are included in the Terrace Art Associa- members of the Terrace Art Association. The gallery tion's 2002 Members' Show, continuing at the Terrace Art Gallery. is open Wed, to Sat. from noon to 4 p.m. Friday from noon to 6 p.m, and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Call 638- the Terrace Art Gallery for an upcoming exhibit. 8884 for details. Contact Aron for details at 638-8884. 8432 to add your event to the Standard's free entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Woodworking submissions are being accepted by Make the SCENE: Call 638.7283 or fax to 638- Thursday. Events will run space permitting,

lf you've got EMAIL, you can reach us I electronically. We welcome letters, news tips, sports and community SEPTEMBERSPECIALS contributions,and feedback of all types. For The Month Of September, Enjoy. ~ newsroom @terracestandard.corn I Lunch 11-4 p.m. Chicken Souvlaki Fresh Greek vegetables, homemadedressing, feta cheese, THURSDAY ~;EPT ~; open Tuesday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 rice and grilledchicken breast. Servedwith soup, salad or fries. If you're interested in participating in an p,m. We're open during lunch hour. For more in- organizational meeting for Take Back the formation call 638-0228. Breaded Halibut Burger ., I Join 5 Pin Bowling Prince Rupert tIalibut prepared ,.,~ ~tk ~*~,~ ~' Night, drop by the Terrace Women's Resource with our own secret recipe, ~&~I~.fL~.~)~ F Starting September 3rd at 7 p.m. Centre Thursday, Sept. 5 at 10 a.m, Call Liza The Terrace Cancer Resource Centre is now served with soup.... ~.~l~"a~[~a¢'~"~.'~P2~_ ~' ~' ,, We have bowling times for everyone .... at 638-0229 for more•information. Take Back sellingmixed daffodil bulbs in minimum 10 pound I ...... 'Beginners • Arnatuers •Profe.ssionals" ....;~theNight is ad~affrtu~l'~ti'ng of proteStand ac- ~boxes, Call 638:8583 .... 2, [~,../~l.ake your. own te~m.or=ioini~ne...', violence against Droner After 4"Frn. ' '"' ~ Night • Youth • Seniors Tslmshian master carver Heber Reece and ¢..~ ~ ,~r".d~=,.~.Ladies Morning League his brother, carver Henry Reece, are working Ages 3 to 1 03 TUESDAY. SEPT. 10 daily at the canoe exhibit, Come watch them Mulligatawny Rice Bowl A hearty versionof our mulligatawnypoured ~_ The Terrace Community Band invites inter. carve and talk to them about their work. At the over a bed ofKukoho rice, served with pita bread. TERRACE ested adults with previous wind or percussion Canadian CanoeMuseum exhibit, experience to join its active organization. Re- BOWLING hearsals take place every Tuesday evening, be- Register now for free children's reading Dessert LANES ginning Sept, 10 from 7-9 p,m, in the Caledonia programs at the library for Fall, Storytirnes Bear Countryrs Mud Pie band room. For info call Wayne at 635-4294, for the following age groups: Tickles and Tales Topped with whippingcream and chocolatesauce - Give Us A Call! - 635-5911 (birth to 12 months) Thursdays from 11:15 SEPT. 7 and 11 a,m,-noon; Toddler Time (13-23 months) Wed. Terrace Scouting annual registration for nesdays from 11:15 a,m, -noon; Tales for 2s CO~~ I~N Wheregoodfoodbrings Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Ventures, Rovers and Tuesdays from 10-11 ,m, and Preschool Story. the family together! adult volunteers, At the Skeena Mall Clubs Day time (3.5 years) Wednesdays or Thursdays Sept, 7, Also register Sept, 11 at E,T. Kenney from 10.11 a,m, All programs run for six weeks 4702 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace 635-6302 . Primary School from 7-8:30 p,m. For more in- and begin the week of Sept. 9, Register at at formation, call district president Earl Peden at the Terrace Public Library in person or by call- 635-5940, ing 638.8177.

• The coast forest industry supports 1OI,679 direct SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 The Canadian Cancer Society Resource and indirect B.C. jobs Superwalk for Parklnson's. Come walk with Centre, located at 301-4722 Lakelse Ave, • I 1,700 people are employed in forestry and logging former Terrace resident Nan Harrison. At the Summer hours have ended. We're now open Mon- • 13,740 work in sawmills, pulp-mills and value Grand Trunk Pathway, Registration at 1 p,m,, days, Wednesdays and Fridays from from 10 added facilities Walk at 2 p.m. Pledge forms at Ev's Men's Wear, a,m. to 3 p,m, Wigs, scarves and hats are avail. • 1,340 people are employed in silviculture, 5,830 in Terrace Public Library and Northern Drugs, able for cancer patients. For more information other forest operations and 1,280 are ministry Collect pledgesor make a personal donation, For about emergency aid or peer support programs employees more information, call Marylin Davies at 635- call 638.8583, • Another 67,780 people supply materials and 6468, services SUNDAY. SEPT. 15 Free computer help for adults at the Ter. • Our region generated $6 billion in forest product Join the Terry Fox Run Sunday, Sept. 15.at race Public Library, We can answer questions sales 12 noon, Starting at the George Little Memorial on almost any problem, from hardware confi. KayleeLorelta • Government revenues from the coast forest region Park bandshell, Call 635-3434 for more infor- guration to Ebay or other web-related issues, Date & Tune of Birth: Baby's Name: amounted to $2.3 billion mation. For more information, please call 638-8177 or July 21, 2002 Kenney Iluynh • The coast forest region is a driving engine of the drop in and sign up for a one-hour session, Weight: 9 lbs, 9,5 oz. Sex: Female Date & Time of Birth: provincial economy SUNDAY. SEPT. 29 Parents: Mike &Loretta Morrison July l 1, 2002 at 7:07 p,m, • Today the coast forest industry is facing an A Little Walk for a Big Cause. September is The Canoe', A Canadian Icon, the Canadian Baby sisterfor grysten &Brent Weight: 7 lbs, 4 oz, Sex: Male uncertain and precarious future. Big Brothers and Big Sisters Month. Please Canoe Museum outreach exhibit is open from 9 Parents: Chanh & NancyIluydh come out and help us raise awareness and funds a,m, to 7 p,m, Mondays to Saturdays and noon to Baby~ Nmne: ¢ for our program. We need your help. T-shirts 7 p,m, Sundays in July, Located at the Old River Grace Brenda Diane Baby's Name: will be given to anyone raising $50 in pledges, Industries building at 4427 Keith Ave., Highway Date & Time of Birth: 16. For more info call 635-0877. KelseyJames The walk takes place on the Grand Trunk Path- Aug, 17, 2002 at 7:11 p,m. Date & Time of Birth- way, starting at the rail car museum, Call 635- Weight: 5 lbs, 15,5 oz. Sex: Female Aug. 27, 2002 at 8:23 a,m, 4232 for pledge forms and information. Overeaters Anonymous meets Mondays from ParenL¢: Ben & Tanya Holmqutst Weight: 7 lbs, 7 oz, Sex: Male 7-8 p,m, at the Sacred Heart Parish, at 4830 Baby sisterfor Ashley &Faith Parents: Tony& April . PUBLIC SERVICE Strauma, Email terraceoa@hotmail,com for ¢ q more information. ANNOUNCEMENTS Baby's Name: .ai,y'sName: The Skeena Valley Farmers' Market has Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Tianna Rayiean Patrick Jeremiah launched a food share program, Buy an extra Shop, 4544 Lazelle Ave,, is open Tuesday to Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: item of fresh food or produce at the Saturday Saturday from 10 a,m, to 4 p,m. Clothing for Aug, 15, 2002 at 8:52 p.m. Aug. 23, 2002 at 8:25 a.m, morning market and donate it to needy families the family, books, toys, householditems and much Weight: 6 Ibs. 13 oz. Sex: Female Weight: 8 Ibs, 3 oz, Sex:Male in the area. A drop off bin is located at the Mar- more, All proceeds go to your hospital, Parents: Kedn &Jody Peck Parents: Leonard&Susan Guno ket on Davis Ave, Fresh food will be distributed by the Seventh Day Adventist Church at the The Terrace Hiking Club meets Sunday morn- soup kitchen at the Carpenters' Hall, For more ings for moderate to difficult day hikes all sum- information on how to help, call the market pre- mer long, The hiking schedule Is available at the sident at 615-0025, library, All Season's, Valhalla Pure, and the Ter- race Standard. For more info call Chris at 635- The Bear Aware Program needs volunteers to 5996, [email protected] help deliver the message, Our goal is to make our communities a safer place to live, For more In- Youth Opportunities Odd Job Registry has formation please call Deidre at 638-1515. many people who are looking for odd jobs, Do you The Terrace Standard need casual help? Call 635-3812, STANDARD advertlelngO terrace,tandard.com Are you Interested In organizing a singles club? For more information, please contact The Northwest B.C. Malls Association will "Your website/email address Chris at 635-5996 or by emall at meet every third Thursday of the month at 7 could be hereI a6a81815@telus,net p.m, in room 205 at Interconnect, For more info please call Frank at 849-5060 or Shelley at Contact us at 638-7283 The Terrace ~Vomen'a Resource Centre Is 635-0772, Job centre hits goal ~e Terrace standard, Wednesday, September 4, 2002- B3

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT officers Tamara Sweet and Jericho Bevan say 2002 has been a great summer for TEnnIICE PEnKS student jobs. The federally-funded Terrace Hire-A-Student Centre GYMNASTICS CLUB for Students posted 112 jobs by Aug. 9, blowing the Invites boys and girls between the doors off the centre's goal of 100 job vacancies, ages 4 and 13 to try out for our Those student summer jobs posted ranged from full time to short term, odd jobs in the Terrace and Kitimat 2002/03 Competitive Program. area. The Hire-A-Student office is now closed for the Previous gymnastics experience is not necessary. winter. This is a good time for recreational gymnasts to Terry Fox's run endures try out for the competitiveprograrn. If interested, please phone Kris at 635-1703 or ernail her at TWENTY-TWO years after his death, there are Terry [email protected] for an appointment. Fox runs organized in 53 different countries around the Regular registration for recreational gym classes world, each with the same goal: raise money for cancer w be September 7th, clubs day at the mall. research. In Terrace, the run starts at noon Sept. 15 in front of the bandshell at George Little Memorial Park. Run 1 or a 5 kms. Call Bob and Gall Sheasby at 635-9414 for information on how to register. Kitimat, Gitsegukla, New Hazelton, Prince Rupert and Smithers are hosting Terry Fox Runs, joining with more than 100 communities in British Columbia, plus another nine Yukon towns. Pledge sheets in Terrace are also available at Mac's, TD Canada Trust, and Save-on-Foods. Last year's Terry Fox Run was another record-break- er, taking in $23 million world wide. When Terry Fox was diagnosed with cancer in 1977 - 25 years ago - the survival rate was justS0 per cent. Today, an estimated 80 per cent of peopldtreated for LONGTIME PALS Ann Molitor, Adella Eva Bregg and Grace Warner. cancer will enter remission. Adella Bregg returns

AFTER 41 years away, Adella Eva Bregg addition to helping Mrs. Pohle with her returned to Terrace for anothqr look chores around the house. around. Carl Pohle at the time ran ~ sawmill at She was born Adel- 5 Mile. la Eva Bregg During the war years, when (Forrieter) was born Adella was 19, she returned Sept. 22, 1923 on a to Terrace and worked as a farm near Bruno, cookin Pohle'scook house. Sask. A while later, she met the She came from a man who would eventually family of seven child- become her husband, Nor- ren. It was during the man Bregg. They married Depression years that and had three children. she first came to live On her recent visit, Adella in Terrace at the age said she felt she had to ell1. __.! come back -just one more She lived here with HERE 'N THERIE RI i time - for another look Mr. and Mrs. Carl around. Pohle for a couple of YVONNE MOEN She wanted to visit some years, very old and dear friends she '. Her aunt, Mrs. Pohle, had offered to met more than 50 years ago. take one of the children to help the fami- I have since been told that Adella left ly out, and at the same time have some- Terrace saying she may return again next ~,,~o"c'ure" one to assist her with the housework, year. oo;,.,..,n.,n_ ,; At that time, Adella lived with the And with that, we are all hoping Adel- i Pohles until she was 13 years old. la and others who have at one time lived VINCENT LABRADOR, who's nearly 2, joined do- During her stay with the Pohles, she in Terrace will return next year for Ter- zens of creative kids painting the windows at the took correspondence for her schooling in races 75th anniversary celebrations. Terrace Public Library's reading club wrap up. • 1 D ;

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On told of the world By SARAH A, ience - and then you go nition from his peers, op- ZIMMERMAN back and improve." ponents and coach, Diana IT WAS a champion's But the first time received a congratulatory welcome for Mike Diana proved to be a charm for letter from acting mayor last week as he walked Diana who defeated tough Val George who also went into Terrace's airport to Scottish and Irish oppo- to the airport to welcome cheers and hugs from a nents back to buck for the him home. group of more than 20 gold medal and title of Diana's excitement people gathered to wel- world champion. over the letter was obvious SKEENA ANGLER come him home. "It didn't actually hit as he pulled an unsuspect- The local 17 year old me until I got home being George into a giant ROB BROWN had just arrived back from cause I didn't really real- bear hug. Italy' where he was ise I was a world cham- Despite the big win Counting Chinook crowned junior world pion until I got home and Diana is eager to get back heavy weight champion in saw all those people to training as soon as pos- S omeone, the manufacturer perhaps, karate-continuous kickbox- cheering for me," he said sible. has stuck a reproduction of ing. Leonardo's helix to the side of the Diana was competing at Long Ranger. It strikes me as the World Karate and singularly appropriate that one of the futuristic Kickboxing Association's "Renshi said this is going to be the blueprints that put the great imaginal Italian (WKA) world champion- hardest time in my' life right now be- before the papal inquisitors three centuries ago ships and his coach and cause I have to relax," - and a breath away from the rack and the mentor says he's very flame - should be there. happy with the result. We clamber aboard the metal realization of "1 was surprised," said of his reception at the air- "Renshi (Abu Khadra) DaVinci's concept, fasten ourselves to our Diana's coach Marwan port. said this is going to be the seats, slip on our headsets, roll our counters to Abu Khadra. "Because But the title didn't hardest point in my life 0000, and clasp the buttons that will enable us, that's his first world cham- come without a lot of hard right now because I have to communicate. The rotors whirr, accelerate, ! MIKE DIANA, 17, fought his way to a gold medal at pionships and usually you work and determination. to relax," Diana said. and rise in pitch until they whine. The machine the World Karate and Kickboxing Association's" go there, get the first im- I The teen spent the sum- He said he's become so lifts off, straight up in a way that would world championships in Italy. pression - the first exper- mer working two jobs on accustomed to his rigorous convinced Leonardo's cruel examiners the devil top of vigorous training for training and working that was at work indeed. I imagine DaVinci sitting the international competi- he's finding it difficult across from me, next to Ivan, nodding, smiling, tion. even to sit down and pushing his button and telling us proudly that he Not only did heq attend watch television. knew it would work exactly like this, as he had his regular twice weekly Another challenge will envisioned it. What a drag sessions but he would be keeping his ego under We bank over the Kitselas Village. Except By SARAH A. pening right in front of the make the trip to Smithers wraps, he said. for the white riffles, the Skeena is bluish green. "Generally 500 people ZIMMERMAN terminal building. That once a week for additional "It's going to be hard to Gulls glide below. An osprey hunts under us, come through those gates DRAG racers and high work was expected to be classes under Abu Khadra. stay humble," Diana said. easily recognized by its chevron shaped wings. on the weekend," Archi- speed fans had the brakes done by the end of last bald said. "Unfortunately And Abu Khadra says But he says whenever Jim, Ivan, and I put on our polarized put on their fun when this weekend. he was tough on Diana his ego gets a bit inflated sunglasses. Mike, the pilot is already wearing there is going to be quite a year's final race weekend "We found some addi- few disappointed people," making him do twice the he just remembers he's 'his. was cancelled because of tional old pipe that had to She added she's worried amount of work as some of still got a long martial arts Jim says, "It doesn't look like you'll be able a paving project at the be removed and replaced," about out of Iowa racers his peers. career ahead of him and to spot any fish from way up here. You'll be Terrace-Kitimat airport. Krause said. "Basically who planning to come to "He hated me I know many more goals to set. surprised how well they stand out." The drag races usually it's added four or five more Terrace for the races sche- thaW' Abu Khadra said. "It's like achieving your I,Jook at the shallows of Channel~ 3, as,,we. happ,.~n three times per "He's happy now, he's black belt - once you" ..... : ...... 2L:!:,= :, i,,! " ." appto'ach the Highway" 16' bfldge:The':rockS leap-" summer but this year four day]~i~ause" the area ih' dul~v~fyr, ,ii t~SagVerek::ds go really happy." reach it there is still more .... out at me. I wonder what Leo would have' week'ends of high speed front of the termitlal is from onecityto the next In addition to the recog. to do," Diana said. thought of glass shields that filter light and racing were scheduled. under repair the old run- make rivers ..is transparent as sheets of glass. He in order to race and mak- The July 27-28 race way - where the drag would have recognized and fully appreciated all ing contact with them weekend was cancelled races take place - is nee- could prove difficult. the miracles we take for granted. when a paving project ded But Archibald said There is a dead chinook carcass washed up began at the airport the I "It's unfortunate be- there is a silver lining on on the beach at the Pasture Run. Part of it is Sports Scope work was scheduled to fin- I cause we would have had the situation, The club is yellow; part of it is black. I can't believe how ish by the Sept. 7-8 race a big turnout for that July hoping the old runway will • pronounced it is. We scan the tailouts and the weekend. event," said TDRA also get a facelift. side channels; the deeper pools are Take your best shot But unforeseen circum- spokesperson Lissa Archi- "Next season we are 'impenetrable at this water height and colour stances mean the project bald adding the turnout for going to have brand new IT'S TIME to see who's got the best shot as the Terrace even with Polaroids. will take longer than anti- the September races was asphalt, it'll be better set Rod and Gun Club hosts a good old fashioned Turkey Shoot Sept. 15. In the shallow tail of Blackie's there are five cipated. expected to be high. up so probably the drivers The event challenges shooters to take aim at sporting reddish black torpedoes. They quiver then bolt The renovations at the Roughly 100 drivers of will be happier," she said. clays, trap, .22, silhouettes and large bore. into the cover of deeper water as we pass over. airport are taking part in cars, trucks, motorbikes "With having the better The Turkey Shoot starts at 10 a.m. and shooters of all "You get those?" asks Jim. two stages, says project and snowmobiles take part asphalt we may also get ages are invited to bring family and friends. "Roger," I say. manager for Terrace Pav- in the popular events. And some of the higher pow- For more information call Brian Patrick at 638- "Five," Ivan reports. ing Brian Krause. the TDRA also has a big ered vehicles from out of 0663 or Bill Watson at 635-5054. We pass over the transmission lines then roar The first stage is hap- fan base. town." through the canyon. Some guides are working the rugged water just above its mouth. Ivan tallies 33 fish. My total is less. Oldtimers lace up "I think I've got a better angle for viewing," THE TERRACE Timberman are gearing up for another he slides his hand along it to the open window. exciting season of Oldtimers hockey for the 50+ crowd. Maybe, I think, but it's your younger eyes Every Wednesday night from 9-10:30 p.m. sticks are most likely. thrown into the centre to choose teams - then the action For a long stretch above that, Jim tallies a gets under way. few reds as we count a few fish. At Salmon Run Registration is $180 for 18 scheduled ice times Creek there are chinook everywhere. Mike throughout the.winter or pay a $15 drop-in fee. There's follows the creek banks, follows one side only room for 28 players. For more information see John channel, and comes back upstream over Taylor, Harold Cox or Brian Kennedy or call 635-4948. another. I get a whiff of av gas on one of the turns that begins an on again off again battle with nausea that recurs with each twist and turn Runners get set of the ship for the rest of the trip. AS FALL approaches runners from around the north- Limonite Creek is a vital spawning tributary west are gearing up for the 21 st annual All Seasons Fall for chinook. We follow its serpentine contours. Run. The annual race sees participants challenge either a As we move upstream Limonite turns clay blue five or 10 kilometre route or a half marathon (21 km). then slate grey beneath us. The starting line for all three distances is at Northwest "There's a bear," says Ivan. Community College at 5331 McConnell Ave, There is indeed; a big, black beast lumbering The half marathon starts at 11 a.m. while the shorter along the shore its large head bobbing as if on a races kick off at noon. Registration formas are available spring" as it scans the creek for a salmon. We at All Seasons Source for Sports. Registration is $22 for pass the old logging bridge then turn back down, adults or $15 for senior and youth under 16 and includes not looking for fish anymore, but for the bear. a free t-shirt. "There he Is,'" Ivan finds him, under that For more information about this race or if you would tree." SHANE SPENCER sails through the air after hitting a jump at the final race of like to help out by volunteering please call Jack at 638- The bear looks up at the loud and unwelcome the McBike Downhill series held in Srnithers. JON RODERSPHOTO 0751 or Gall at 635-3434. intruder, clearly upset to be distracted. Rain is falling. The Clore is coloured too, even above the slide, Thomas Creek is rapidly Terrace riders dominate Haldane back on going out. Mike drops us off on the old Clore Main. We attempt to spot fish on foot, see a few Team Canada dark backs, but soon give up and take the road northern downhill series FORMER Terrace resident and heavy hitting interna- to the trail that leads to Gordie Doll's cabin. tional volleyball player Jason Haldane has rejoined Ca- Alder is reclaiming the path. The cabin has By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN the line for the riders vying for their share nada's national men's volleyball team. been trashed. AS THE downhill biking community con- of a cash prize. The veteran middle blocker and former team captain "Why would anyone do this? When I was a tinues to grow so does the stiff competi- Terrace's Suki Spencer nabbed first rejoined the team this year's world championships. boy there were cabins like this in the places my tion and Terrace athletes are proving place overall in the women's division Haldane has over 350 international matches to his ere- dad and I used to hunt, They had firewood, They they've got what it takes to be on top in with her husband Shane Spencer nailing dit and team officials say he adds a powerful presence in were open. All you had to do was replace what northern B.C. The McBike Northern first place in the 22-35 year old expert the middle for Team Canada. you used after your stay." Downhill series finally came to a close men's division. Jason Haldane is internationally known for being a Neither Jim nor I can answer Ivan's question. Aug. 24-25 and Terrace riders managed to Another Terrace rider, Steve Roders powerful hitter. Jim asks me if I know that Gordie's gone. I ride away with the top spot in a number nabbed first in the Under 17 expert men's This is the first time Haldane has rejoined the team tell him I do. of categories. The series sees riders take division followed up by another Terrace since the failed 2000 Sydney Olympic qualification run. We ford Thomas and board the Long Ranger, on tough downhill mountain blking rider Kyle Wilcox who came in third, Officials say he was also lhe only Canadian who ' and soon we're gone, leaving the woods to courses in Ouesnel, Terrace, Prince The Under 17 sport men's division saw played professionally in division one Italy this past sea-:/ consume Gordon Doll's estate and chinooks to George and Smithers throughout the sum- Prince George's Adam McConaughy take son, where he played for Magna Grecia, Taranto. sp.awn and die. , . mer accumulating points along the way, first place while the 17-21 years expert He also recently finished a two month stint in the. The last event of the series took place men,s winner went to Ouesnel rider Brett Puerto Rlcan professional summer league which made it in Smithers and put double the points on Hornfelt. impossible for him to join Team Canada until now.

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3 Announcements "~ 36 Thanks ~ 36Thanksl, VICKI PARVIAINNEN Dance THANK YOU to our Studio Variety within class of Jazz, Ballet, Ethnic Character, On August 15th we had a serious medical Supporters during (Irish, Scottish, Ukrainian etc) AUCTION SALE and tap. Limited enrollment emergency in the isolated community of the 2001-2002 available for ages 5 to 12 years. Dorreen. PAINT STORE For Information phone 250-635- The family of Gladys Campbell wish to Guiding Year GIGANT UT SALE! 7483 express their sincere gratitude and apprecia- A&W NOTICE: PLACE your word ad tion to all those people who did what they BC Ambulance Service EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! in The Terrace Standard and did to facilitate the moving of Mrs. Campbell BC Parks and their Caretakers 3031 Kofoed Drive, Terrace, B.C. Weekend Advertiser for 1 week from Dorreen and for her care while in Mills Big Brothers_& Big Sisters and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks Canada Safeway September 7 @ 10 A.M. SHARP (3TS) & (3WA)$26.75, Addi- Memorial Hospital. She has since been air- tional words over 20 - .25/word ambulanced to her home. Canadian Tire PREVIEW SEPTEIHBER 6 - 6 PM to 8 PM plus GST. Phone 250-638-7283 We are very grateful for the CNR's and VIA CFTK *Tinting Machines *Wood Colour Enhancers Fax 250-638-8432 or ,mail to Child Development Centre *Cash~egister/Exlended Memory *Brushes Rail's assistance in moving Mrs. Campbell. -Colour ~atching Computer *Rollers advertising @terracestan- Classy Con.signments . .. Their responsiveness and concerns were Dave Crawley and Thornhill Elementary Staff *Exterlor/Interior Paint *Dry~yall Sanding Sheets dard.com, We accept Visa/m/c exceptional. *Quick Dry Industrial Paint *Steel Wool or cash. Creative Zone =Primer Sealer *Masking & Drywall Tape Thank you also to B.C. Ambulance's Medic Bruce Daniels and Caledonia Staff *Porch & Floor Paint =Solvents & Furnilure Stripper •NIRVANA METAPHYSIC Teams and Clint Bindon for your assistance Dairy Que.en _ , ',Melamine, Texture, Raint =Complete SheLvingUnits • during her .time at Mills: Deep Cr..eekFish Hatchery ...... *Hi-gloss, Semi-gLoss,Satin: Paint. :*Wood Storage .Cabinets~,, .We wish to especially acknowledge Dr. B.P.O. Elks *Lat.e:~ & Oil Base Paint ,Disposable Coveralls B.arry Eyjolfson and. Thornhill Primary Staff ..... eF/ecks~ne J~,':,in't...... =Plastic Drop Clbths .... Beginningto Advanced Medilati0~, Spiritual Growth, Redpath and the nursing staff and associates =Trim Paint Guides =Shellac Christine Poster and Parkside ~tatt *Spray Paint *Huge Seleclion Of Wall Pap," SellHealing Courses of Mills Memorial whose efforts were exem- Bill Gook and Clarence Michiel Staff Dayand Erasing Classes, Weekend Workshops. plary in treating and caring for Mrs. *Paint Thinner eWa]l Borders OutlinesAvailable, Brian Hildebrandt and Uplands Staff *Paint Trays & Liners *Masking Paper 'StadSept. 9. RegisterNow - QualiliedTeachers' Campbell and their concern also for the fam- IRLYBird Misc. Items Too Humerous To Mentionlll LaurelBallard Mscd. Phd ily members. Lindsay's Carta.ge and Storage ~,,, ,~, For CompleteListing, Go To www.marjonauctions.com Thank you all so very, very much. It is com- ig Masonic Temple SaleConducted by forting to know that our beautiful part of this MacDonald's world has such efficient, competent and car- Northern Savings Credit Union Mar Jan Auctions • ~330bituaries: :: ing people to assist in time of need. Northern Motor inn ~~o~a~s'~w"., MDT01/~ Concession provided b~ ,4H Club Frances Nuyten and Veritas Staff 5ubiect to Additions and'Deletions Most Sincerely RCMP TERMS: Cash, V/sa,Mastercard or Interac George and Barbara Koolery nI&J "~J . .. GST,, PST and 10% Buyer's Fee Royal Bank and The Glady's CampbellFamily ~J~ Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13 • J~r~j~~ will Be Applied On All Purchases Save-On-Foods Ph: (250) 635-9452 School District 82 (Coast Mountains) Scotiabank Skeena Health Unit Skeena Sawmills BUYING CEDAR shake blocks, Terrace Aqu.atic Centre ~J~IIF]~ ,,-~:~IL AUCTION SAI saw log Birch, tight grain 36" Terrace Bottl.e Depot " _ top. Spruce. Payment on deliv- 7 Terrace Bowlinq Alley ~"3~__,':r.~ Saturday, September7, 2002 ery in Terrace. 250-635-2242 ~VELCOME~ Terrace & DistrTctCredit Union beginning at 12:00 noon. For Northern Lights Antiques. Terrace Downtown Lions Just west of Houston on Highway 16 Terrace Farmer's Market Maple dinette set Your Welcome Terrace Fire.De .Rartment Globe meat grinder Terrace Public Library Biro meat saw Oak sideboard TOR'S FLOORS FLOORING Wagon Hostess for Terrace Transit Systems. 1976 Western 12' travel trailer Chesterfield and chairs SALEI Laminate starting at Terrace; B.C. is: Toronto-Dominion Bank ~~' 9.5 hp Johnson outboard Captain chair $.758qft. Hardwood specials. Your Decor Trade Master cutoff saw Chests of drawers Prefinished Birch $2.75sqft. Upright transmissionjack Dressers Free delivery, some conditions Cathy arian generator Pitcher and basin Patty Battle - PACES .*, JD Hammer mill Tables and chairs apply• Variety of finishes and Ester Brisch colors. Phone/tax 250-635-0749 615-9286 1953 sedan delivery Electric organ Cell 250-635-7074 Roger Carl ing-Kelly Wheelbarrow Display cabinets :: : ...... • If you are new to Margaret Cooper . 3-ton chain hoist Enterta nment unit ' : • Tony DeMe!o oF Sight & Sound l-ton chain hoist Stereo and speakers : ~i I : :'~: i80 Computers: Terrace or having a baby, please call Your Vesta L)o.uglas Battery chargers : Ohettoblasters ~ :' Linda Fisher 4 power saws DVD VCRs :: • Welcome Wagon Ta m.my Ganson Car romps Computers hostess for your free Shi.rley Gray 3/4 drive socket set: Cream Cans ~fls end informatio~ Rick Goyette:Ferry Island Carver I/2 drive impact sockets : Cedar Carvings .... :: ~: ~ii Helen Homel -: i Cabinet and tools Coffee and end tables :~ Cory Killoran-Favorite Science Teacher .... Quantity of mechanical tools Luggage Rhonda Norbirg of Rhonda's Hair Design Bicycles Headboards Desks Vicki Parviainnen Energy King woodheater Rory Reinbolt of M.cAIpine & Company Hydmulicjacks Fridges : Drum 15-40 XD3 oil M crowavos : Andy Schmi.edel of Terrace-KitimatAirport Sewing table i ACCESS TO a computer? Shop vacs Janice Wright Computer desks Work at home online $500 - Rebuilt hydraulic pump $1500 pt. $5000 ft. www.cllmb- Yard light Lamps towealth.com ..% : : ~,. BUSINESSES FOR sale British BLACK SHORT haired male • 2581~areers L.TTLERUGRATS DAVCARE Columbia www.Buslness-Trad- • ...... : ' wants to take care of your childl cat w/white markings• Name: er, com Over 1.000 businesses ' Openings for 3 years and over, Elliot. Lost in Mtn Vista Drive for sale, whether you're buying RESIDENT MANAGER fort close to Uplands School and area. Please call with any infor- or selling view online, or phone townhousesin Houston. Couple Playround. Call Robin to rag- mation, 250-635-1293, 604-533-5577 LOGGING TRUCKLOADS of with previous experience pre- ister250-635-4947 FOUND: GAMEBOY with co- ferred. Mostly cleaning, some firewood. Mixed Hemlock, AI- EPICURE SELECTION, Need a Iour and game in Thornhill, Au- painting and repairs. Must be ...... , der, and Birch. $800 to Terrace. 2nd income/tax breaks? Sell a gust 18th, Call 250-635-6779 to energetic. Fax letter or resume 250-638-7290 fine line of Gourmet Food/cook- Identify, ware products. Get trained now to 604-214.-2917 FOUND: ON Copper Mountain. for a busy fall. 604-244-9819 or Prescription glasses. Call 250- 1-888-244-9818 638-0697, 1994 SEADOO GTX, 3seater FOR SALE compete 10 kettle HorthomHeadng & Safety Training LITTLE BLUE denim wallet: with reverse. $3900, Comes U-brew system. Can be broken Price increase in effect September 1, 2002 RAINBOW CASTLE PRE- sparkly with a star, lost at Skee- with wet suit, tow rope, inner- Into two 5 kettle systems Also 3 HOLLYBEAR'S FAMILY day-. WCB OFA Level ! SCHOOL has openings for na Mall, Aug 24/02 between 3.4 tube and storage cover. 250- Individual all grain beer sys- care, A licensed Daycare for Thurs., Sept. 5 Wed., Sept. !1 Sat.,Sept. 14...... $90 September. Licensed qualified pro. Call 250.638-1714 or 250- 627-3949 teme. Will supply recipes and staff. 2 or 3 days per week. 635.4925, Reward offered. assist. 604.270.2823 newborn-12 yrs. The daycare Is, CARNIVAL FOODS, commer- run by an ECE with 3 1/2 years WCB OFA TRANSPORTATION ENDORSEMENT Available, Call Lisa or Tracey at LOST COMPACT/CARD for a cial equipment with receipts INFLATABLE PLAY areas, all experience in an infant/toddler Thurs., Sept. 12 Sun.,Sept. I 5 ...... $90 25@638-8890 to register or for digital camera. Red Sand Lake training and supplies. Good for ages and seasons, Excellent center and 1 yr experience more Information. or Sleeping Beauty Mountain non-profit organization or start business opportunity. managing a preshcool program. WCB OFA Level 3 ostr nO~AWr,i,,,~t~ 250,635-5996 your own business, Call 250- www.bounce-a.rema,com 1- Convenient location and com- Sept 16-2/ Oct. 21-N0v. I ...... $675 270Help Wanted ~:: 638-12t3 877.923-3931 petitive rates. Flexible hours to Adult Care c/w Level I JUST KIDDIN Advenutre play- help parents with some different JOURNEYMEN HEAVY DUTY ground. Excellent business op- shift work, Some full time and Thurs., Hov. 14 ...... $1 15 MECHANIC OR COMMERCIAL GUYS STRS, curlous-bl-gay podunity 90K annual revenue. some part time available, Hurry. _WHMIS - Anytimevie computer...... $50 TRANSPORT MECHANIC re- male couple to chat or meet. Complete package $25,000 and call today because w .... quired. Fax resume to 1-250- PIONJAR 120 - 130 gasoline Phone 250-635.3626. Emall firm. Turnkey opemtton serious filling up fastl Call Tonya 785-7901 or call 1-250-785- [email protected] Discre-, rock drill. For further Into call Inquldes only, 250-635-1355 time at 250.638.8931 7907 tion expected and assured. , 250-636-9018 B6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesdoy, September 4, 2002 :,266 Education 270 Help Wanted BELL 11 LODGE Hwy 37 FULL TIME employment/forklift MOTHER OF 8 year old boy, WANTED BUYERS: PLACE north, requires experienced experience an asset, Send looking for mature, responsible your word ad in The Terrace FRONT DESK OR GUEST resumes to Camp 20, Site 7, person for child care In my GET BACK on trackl Bad cred- Standard and Weekend Adver- SERVICE AGENT. Computer SS1 Houston.B.C, VOJ tZ0 home. Evenings 3.4 hours per it? Bills? Unemployed? Need tiser for 1 week and pay only knowledge. Must be multi-facet- night - 4 nights a week. Must Money? We lendll If you own $14.45, 3 weeks (3TS) & (3WA) Start Herel $75 RELIABLE ON.CALL person your own home you qualify 1- $26.75. Additional words over ed and personable.This is a full required for (Coroner) body re. have own transportation and Sept 17-19 • Tue/Thu • 7:00pm - 10:00pm time position available end of references. Day calls only 250- 877-987-1420 www•pione0r- 20- ,25/word plus GST. Phone moval service in Terrace and west.cam Member of the Better August. Fax resume to 604- 615-0266 Shelly. 250-638-7283 Fax 250-638- Airbrakes $220 Smithers areas. For further into Business Bureau. 8432 or email to advertising 881.8330 call 250-635-6403 PROGRAMMER SEEKNG pb, Sept 17-21 • Tue-Sat • 6:30pm-10:30pm/Bam-4pm CASUALS REQUIRED HOME @terracestandard.com, We ac- THE BECOME A NON- vb, c++, c# developer. Minimal cept Visa/m/c or cash. SUPPORT WORKERS. Caring SMOKER PROGRAM is ac. experience necessary. Various Traffic Control Recertlflcatlon $70 dependable individuals who Sept 20 • Fri • 12:30pm -4:30pro cepting registration for its next objectives. Entertainment, gam. SMART PAINTING Experi- have a Home Support Work- program. One month of training. ing, developers tools, multi-me- enced painting contractor will I APARTMENTS-TERRACEI er/Nurses Aide Certificate or a Traffic Control Flagging $209 If you are ready to quit call now. dia help docs, more,.. Not a job paint spring and summer interi- NEWLYRENOVATED 2 BedroomApLs I nursing background and enjoy 250-615-0211 posting. Dean 250-635-6164 or, exterior residiential and Sept 21-22 • Sat/Sun • 8:30am - 5:30pm working with clients in their $500 per month I WWF CANADA Is accepting leave message, dlunz@ya- commercial painting. 10% paint Free hotwater/recreation I homes. There is also weekend hoe.cam discount from supplier. Seniors Intro to Windows 2000 $169 employment available. Vehicle applications for upcoming con- • Close to school and hospital I Sept 24-Oct 3 • Tue/Thu • 7:00pro - 10:00pro tract research and writing pro- 15% labour discount. Profes- • Security entrance, Starchoice I required. Apply at Terrace Journeyman Technician sional quality work. Reasonable Home Support Services, 4720 jects on North Coast marine bi- Call collect (250) 877-6773 I Intro to AutoCAD $269+text odiversity conservation Issues. Fulltime. Chrysler experience preferred. rates. Free estimates. Refer- Haugland, Terrace, B.C. 250- W~genegotiable to $23.00per hour flat ences available. Call Karl. 250- Sept 24-Oct 24, Tue/Thu • 7:00pm - 10:00pro 638.4013 University degree preferred; rate,depending on experience. must have own computer and Applyin personto RickK0ss at 615-0199 Management Skills for Supervisors - Part I $469 CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE AS- be able to work from home. Gustafs0n'sAuto Service )ARK MANOR APTS. Sept 24-27 • Tue-Fri • 8:30am - 4:30pm SISTANT. Enthusiastic, positive Send CV, cover letter and sam- 122N Broadway,Williams Lake team player needed for imme- ple of previous relevant work to or fax resumeto 250.398.5640 2 Bedroom Apart., 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments OFA Level I $89 diate part-time position. Fax re- mpatterson @wwfcanada.org. $600.00 month, includes sume and hand written cover Questions to Michele Patterson, NOTICE: PLACE your word ad available immediately. On-site heat. Close to swimming Sept 25 • Wed , 8:30am - 4:30pro in The Terrace Standard and management• Call 250-635- letter to Dr. Lindsay @ 250-635- WWF Pacific Region Office in pool & downtown. 6881 Prince Rupert. 250-624-3705 Weekend Advertiser for 1 week 6428 Proposal Writing $249+text and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks No pets. Sept 25-Nov 13, Wed • 7:00prn - 10:00pm 1 BEDROOM apartment. Avail- (3TS) & (3WA) $26.75. Addi- able Immediately. No smoking, References required. tional words over 20 -.25/word no pets, secured entrance and Math For Trades $95 plus GST. Phone 250-638-7283 Phone 635-3475 Sept 26-Nov 27 • Thu , 6:30pm - 10:30pro recreation facilities on site. Ref- Fax 250-638-8432 or email to erences required. $450/mo plus advertising @terracestan- Red Cross CPR Level "C" $69 Northwest Community College, Terrace Campus, is currently security deposit. Call 250-635- .%~t I I $ dard,com. We accept Visa/m/c 6824 Sept 27 • Fri • 9:00am - 4:00pm accepting applications from qualified candidates to fill e temporary or cash. port-time Instructor position (12.5 hrs/wk) in our English as a 1.2.3 BEDROOM apartments. Foodsafe Level I $99 Second Language Program (ESL) commencing as soon as possible 274 Professiona Available immediately. On-site Sept 27-28- Fri/Sat • 6pm-10pm/9am-4pm and terminating March 31, 2003. Salary will be in accordance management. References requ- with the College Agreement with the BCGEU InstructionalScale. LOG HOME BUILDERS. Qual- ired. 250-635-3428 or 250-638- Chambermaid Training $129 ifications 10-15 years experi- 0015 or 250-615-0345 2 Bedroom Sept 27-28 • Fri/Sat • 6pm-gpm/gam-4pm Duties: ence as LEAD BUILDER. Ex- instruct English as a Second Language Monday- Friday 1:00- 1 BEDROOM AND studio suite, perience within high production right downtown Secured build- Apartments Worksafe: OH&S Committee Training $99 3:30 pro. organization and with cutting Di- ing. We pay the heat. Wash- Sept 30 ° Man • 8:30am - 5:30pm Quallfications/Skills: amond notch would be an as- er/dryer on premises. Great for University degree, teaching certification and recognized credentials set. Attributes: Strong organiza- working couple. Call 250-635- Medical Terminology $250÷text in teaching English as a Second Language. Excellent tional skills, ability to prioritize 7585 Sept 30-Nov 4 • Man/Wed , 7:00pro - 10:00prn organizational, interpersonal and communication skills and an workload, flexible with the ability to work with minimal super- 3BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES, understanding of barriers faced by immigrants to participation in close to downtown and schools. vision. Permanent full time year NORT T post-secondary education. Demonstrated ability to work effectively Fridge/stove included. $445- round employment. Monday to Take o closer look, as a team player and independently. Successfulreading experience $595/month• Call 250-635-4980 with adults learners would be an asset. Friday. Remuneration $25-35 hourly depending on experi- A NEW 2 bedroom apartment Respond in confidence, quoting competition #02.083B to: Director, ence. Company benefits, plus suite, 2 floors, very clean and Human Resources, NORTHWESTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE,Box 726, bonus system, Please fax, mail quiet area. Has covered park- Terrace, B.C. V8G 4X2, FAX: (250) 638-5475, Email: or drop off resume and refer- ing, comes with fridge/stove creynolds@ nwcc.bc.ca. ences. Big Foot Hand Hewn and washer/dryer. No pets please Available immediately. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those Log Homes INc. Located at Summit Square 3380 Ford Road, Tappen, BC. Phone 250-635-4571 selected for an interview will be contacted. ~ NORTHWEST Apartments Box 3065, Salmon Arm, B,C. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 2 Closing Date: September 9, 2002. ~ake~Cc~os~erl'oo~. V1E 4R8 Phone 250-835-0031 bedroom apartment newly reno- 1 & 2 Bedroom Units ! TerraceFurniture Mart- Radio Shack " or Fax 250-835-8479 Only the vated. Close to town security • Quiet & Clean has an immediate opening for a applicants called for an inter- entrance on site management. • No Pets view will be contacted. No pets. $500/mo + damage • Ample Parking deposit. Call 250-638-0404 • Laundry Facilities PART-TIMESALES POSITION CLOSE TO town. 2 bedroom + • Close to Schools & This individual should be a team player with CARPENTRY INSTRUCTOR den apartment and 3 bedroom Hospital previous retail experience and posses a valid B.C. JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER basement suite. Available Im- • On Bus Route required by CNC Nechako to In- mediately. Call 250-635-2360 • Security Entrance Drivers License. This position requires an individual struct 5 month Entry Level Car- FOR RENT 2 bedroom apart- • On site Building Manager who can work flexible hours that include weekends. pentry Program beginning Oc- ments; newly renovated, f/s, • Basketball, Volleyball & tober 2002. Incumbent must laundry facilities, storage, Avail- Racquelball Courts Please apply in person to: have Interprovinctal Trades able Sept. 1st and Oct. 1st, • 24hr Video Surveillance Terrace Furniture Mart Qualifications and five years $450.00, 250-615-9772• SENIORCITIZENS WELCOME Journeyman experience; leach- Ask for Monica Warner 4434 LakelseAvenue, Terrace ing experience preferred. The NEW APARTMENTS. One and 1 No phone calls please. Ir successful candidate will be two bedroom apartments, close Call: 635-4478 able to deal effectively with a di- to town, 2 bedrooms and 4 ap- verse group of students. The pliances. N/g fireplace, and College of New Caledonia has storage room. Non-smokers, no Saybolt International B.V. is a group of international an excellent pay scale and ben- pets. $650/mo. Call 250-635- 1622 or 250-635-2250 companies that specialize in the inspection and efits package, is committed to employment equity, and NEWER SPACIOUS 2 bed- analysis of bulk liquid shipments like petroleum, provides a smoke free environ- room, security entrance, 4 ap- chemicals, agricultural products and more. Our ment.Closing date: 4:pm Tues- pliances. No pets/smoking. 1BEDROOM BASEMENT suite day, September 10. Apply by Walking distance to downtown. Kitimat, B.C. lab currently has an opening for a: available immediately. Clean resume to Karen K. Davies, Re- Available immediately. 250-638- and bright, ground level en- gional Director, CNC Nechako, 0046 or 250-638-0046 trance. All utilities included. No LAB CHEMIST 3231 Hospital Road, RR#2, NEWER THREE bedroom smoking, no pets. $400/mo Call -rhe successful candidate will be responsible for Vanderhoof, BC. V0J 3AO, CNC apartment in duplex comes with 250-638-1341 thanks all applications in ad- fridge, stove• washer and dryer. chemical analysis, calibrating and maintaining 2 BEDROOM basement suite vance for their interest; howev- Has carport and large yard. available immediately. Couple equipment, as well as providing technical assistance er, only those applicants select- Quiet area and on bus route. preferred, close to downtown. to our surveying department. ed for an interview will be con- Available immediately. No pets Big backyard. Separate en- tacted. please. Phone 250-635-4571 trance. No pets. References re- Applicants should possess a BSc. in Chemistry and ONE BEDROOM apartment. quired. $400/mo plus security : 282Tutoring :: Cable and laundry facilities. deposit• Call 250-635-6824 have 2 years experience. Must be a self-motivated WILL TUTOR English and New management onstte. No 2BEDROOM BASEMENT suite troubleshooter with ability to work under minimum Math.Grade 3-7. $30/hour. Call pets please. 250-615-5441 and a 3 bedroom ground level supervision. Your previous work experience will 250-638-0927 SMALL APARTMENT in 4 plex suite. No smoking, no parties, include Gas Chromatography, turbidity meters, Vis. In Thornhill• Ideal for single per- and no pets. Call 260-635-9684 FOSTER FAMILY son or couple. To view 250- Spectrometer as well as standard wet chemical 2BEDROOM GROUND level Terrace & District Community Services Society is 635-8288 basement suite• Fridge/stove tests. Knowledge of Excel, Word, ISO, WHMIS, GOOD LABOUR, good rates looking for a foster family for a sixteen year old for hire. Reliable. Painting, fenc- included. No smoking. Small TDG, GLP and confined space entry are assets. girl. She has a good sense of humor, lots of spirit, CUNTON MANOR pet ok• $500/mo. All utilities in- •:.ing, construction, tree removal, WE ARE TAKINGAPPUCATIONS and wants to be part of a family. • firewood, gardens, lawns, cluded. 250-638-1967h Saybolt Canada has a competitive compensation The foster family would work as part of a team eavestrough cleaning, moving. FOR A BACHELORSUITE 2BEDROOM SUITE. Available and benefits package. ~I. References. 250-635-6429 s420.00 month. immediately. No smoking, no with Respite Care, Youth Workers and other pro- pets. $650/mo. Utilities includ- fessionafs to support the youth in overcoming her AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. Closing date, Sept. 6, 2002 s500.O0 month. ed. Call 250-635-2910 numerous challenges. BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED Please fax your resume in Foster family will have experience ~vith and BOOKKEEPING SERVICES: One block from swimmingpool. 2 bedroom basement suite. Set up and maintenance of your No Pets, referencesrequired. confidence to: receive training in supporting youth with FAS, fridge/stove, washer/dryer and small business requirements. gas fireplace. Gas heat includ- verbal and physically aggressive behaviors, poor Serving the Northwest for over Phone 635-3475 Terry Rowat- Lab Manager K;iRLlhGIt ed. N/S, N/P• $600/mo• Avail- 9 veers. Phone 250-635-9592. Fax: (250) 632-2799 A coRr LAJHRATfJR,I~S £EMrAHY social skills, and inappropriate/provocative, hos- able Oct 1. 250-638-8323 tile and disruptive behaviors. GROUND LEVEL 2 bedroom For further information, please contact: basement suite. Fridge/stove, I COACHMAN all utilities included. $550/mo. Eileen Howells, Program Manager Available September 1/02. Call Skeena Family Resources A-1 SIDING and gutters. We APARTMENTSII 250-635-9460 supply and install 5" continuous 4204 N. Sparks I| GROUND LEVEL 2 bedroom 635-7087 gutters. Best rate in town. Also 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts, III OR install soffit, fascia, and vinyl basement suite• Small pet ok. sidin.q. 250-635-9714 On Site Management III Fddge/stove included, Wash- Application Deadline: Marilyn Lissimore, Executive Director er/dryer hook-up. Newer home. 15 Sept 2002 .~ Terrace & District Community Services Society CLEARANCE SALE. Cedar Security Entrance with III Very clean. Quiet area. and Hemlock fencing material. Location: 635-3178 Undercover Parking III $600/mo. Available September 1X6, 2X4, 4X4. Call 250-635- 1. 250-638-8544 Gingofx Village, Nisga'a Nation 5981 & Elevator. Laundry III Job Description: EXPERIENCED CARPENTER facilities on each floor I| 2 BDRM basement suite f/s Responsible for accounting, analysis and reporting on the Richard Thornton Construction. On Bus Route Ill w/d, large yard, no pets, $620/mo. Includes all utilities monthly activities for the various departments of the village Available for renovations, repairs or new construction. 25 No Pets II plus cable, Available Sept• 15, government. Prepares and analyzes information needed for To View a Clean & Quiet II 250-635-2556. the annual audit. Assists with the coordination of the annual years experience. Call Richard audit. Prepares and provides account analysis of general 250-638-8526 Buildingon Ihe Bench I| LARGE 2 bedroom basement ledger accounts. Assists in preparation of monthly financial suite, 1/2 block from college. statements for the Village Government. Works with liaison WEEKEND RESPITEFAMILY 638-8554 II Furnished/unfurnished. Suitable Terrace & District Community Services Society is REFERENCESREQUIRED I~ for two students or couple, utili- from Nisga'a Lisims Government to keep apprised of Nation i llf iii requirements. Researches, evaluates, and makes looking for a weekend respite family for a sixteen ties included. Rent negotiable. determinations on accounting Issues and advise supervisor year oTd girl. She has a good sense of humor, lots F Looking for Call 250-638.1164 and Finance staff. Investigates and understands new issues of spirit, and wants to be part of a family. Child Care? .... ': "'~ ...... i ...... " ONE BEDROOM basement suite, Semi furnished, $450/mo as they arise and develops accounting systems to properly The respite famil.ys primary, role is to support the SkeenaChild Care Resource and record. HUNTINGTON +damage deposit, utilities in- foster family and work with the team to support Referralhas Informationon cluded, Also available two bed- Job Requirements: the youth in overcoming her numerous child care optionsand on APARTMENTS room upper units, $600/mo utili- The equivalent of a 4th level in a deslgnation's program with challenges. choosingchild care, Taking Applications ties included plus d.d, 2 bed- the CGA, CMA or CA associations. Applicants may be Weekend respite family will have experience with Drop by The Family Place : Now room basement suite. $480/mo enrolled in a business administration program. Advanced at 4553 Park Ave. includes utilities• Frldge/stove, analytical, organizational computer skills, including Microsoft and receive training in supporting youth with or call 638-1113. for 1 & 2 washer/dryer. Available In Au- Office 2000 or Microsoft Office XP. Excellent interpersonal, FAS, verbal and physically aggressive behaviors, SkeenaCCRR Is a programof the Bedroom suites gust. Call 250-635.5992 No communication and supervisory skills, Some travel will be poor social skills, and inappropriate/provocative, TerraceWoman's Resource Centre , Clean,qulet renovated sufles pets. required. The knowledge of First Nation's Culture and hostile and disruptive behaviors. andis fundedbythe MinisW of Social , Ampleparking SINGLE ROOM, pdvate en* Nisga'a language Is desirable. .. i%~velopmentand Ec°nomtcSecud~ , Laundryfacilities trance, for working person, on For further information, please contact: t ~. ' ~,Close to schools&downtown bus mute, close to downtown, Contact Title= , On bus route .. no pets. $425 + damage depos- Gingolx Village Government Eileen Howells, Program Manager • 324 Electric : :: ,, Od s~e management It Includes utilities, 250-635- Skeena Family Resources 9059 Contact Fax= , Nb pets GLACIER GOLD Refrigerant 250-326-4208 635-7087 , Referencesrsqt~lied' TWO BEDROOM basement su- OR Air Condition Replacement, No ite In Thomhlll, Close to Please Send Resume and 3 References To: retrofitting, runs colder than,,. schools, laundry facilities on 1304 Broad St. Marilyn Lissimore, Executive Director R12, enviro-safe, does not ' To view call premises, no pets, Recently General Delivery Terrace & District Community Services ,Society attack O-rings. Less leakage, painted and with new appllan¢. Gingolx, B.C. V0V 1B0 635-3178 DOT approved. Call 250.567- : t. 638-1748. es, $475Imo, Phone Rob. 250- i i 9969 638-7290 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September4, 2002 - B7 ii 432 For Rent or • .... 440 Houses ~ : 480 Tourist:~ :i i! :l,~ ,::~: 554Houses 1 Sale:, • • THREE BEDROOM upper suite Accommodation ~ HOME WITH Mountain Views. in Thornhill. Close to schools, Located on 1/3 acre landscaped 2BEDROOM MOBILE home, laundry facilities on premises, TIMESHARE RESALES. World washeddryer, fridge/stove. Resort Marketing. Buy'Sell'- property, 1995 SRI, two no pets. New appliances. bedrooms/bathrooms. Has lots $450/mo 250-635-8772 even- Rent. Huge Discounts 1-800- I CI SELY RIr , $575/mo. Phone Rob 250-638- of cupboards, storage, porch, inqs. 7290 822-2664 www.worldresort.not 3BEDROOM HOUSE, close to patio, dogrun, chainlink fence, FENCES hospital, schools, park. Includes SMALL HOUSE on private lot greenhouse, shed, Phone 250- ~,,' YOLJrMoving Professiorza~ Since 1997 near downtown/bus stop. Suit- 635-1499 Askinq $85,000. ~ fiuck& N6w 32 & 28 ~ Trailezsa/ Your~zt~/ washer/dryer, fridge/stove. $700/mo plus damage deposit able for single persn. $400/mo 2BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE in LAKELSE LAKE property on ~, • Across town or the country plus utilities. References re- ~' t~ ,, Will assist or load for you OR $115,000. Available Oct 4plex. Clean, quiet. hiway side, road access, cabin • Reasonable Rates 1st. Call 250-635-0550 or 250- quired. Call 250-635-3951 Fridge/stove, washeddryer. No with power, shared dock. 80' beach frenlage X 200' deep. :I.-866-6"15-0002 635-2509 448 Mobile Homes pets. References required. 250- 1 ADVANCE~BOOKING BISCOUM MODERN SPLIT level home 635-6796 Asking $160,000. Call 250-615- ALL B.C. PRODUCTS 2588 or 250-638-8890 Ph:615 0002ce,i 638-6969 with 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. 1BEDROOM MOBILE home, 3BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE Carport and detached wired fridge/stove, washer/dryer, MUST SEE 8 year old home on washer/dryer, suitable for single 2 acres in Jackpine Flats. 4 and heated shop. Outdoor kids person, available immediately. blinds. Two storage sheds, ~ lYa~lvrJanitvrlal swing and fort available. fenced backyard. Included is bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Asking $380/mo. Located in Skeena $158,900 250-638-1687 4740 TuckAve. $142,900 obo or $850/mo for Valley Trailer Court on Queens- water, sewer, garbage pickup. Terrace, B,C. V8G 2G5 house $200/mo for shop. Call way. 250-635-1998 $600/mo + damage deposit and NEWLY RENOVATED 2 bed- =-Sa Sunday-Frid0y9-5prn 250-635-7771 references required. No pets. Floor Maintenance ~ Windows & Awnings room home on large lot. 2108 ~~ Solurd0y2-Spa 2BEDROOM MOBILE home. Ca11250-635:5278 Laurel St. $65,000. 250-635- I. 7:30-1pm or Farmer'sMorket Home 171Office Washer/dryer. $450/mo. Avail- Job.site ~ Rental Units 436 Halls/: ~I " 3BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES, 2310 days or 250-635-2965 Bedding Plants • Perennials able September 1. Located In "We cleanyour place like it was our own." Skeena Valley Trailer Court on close to downtown + schools. nlqhts Flowering Baskets =" Stepping Stones Auditoriums Ph. ~3~-~'~O Fax,63~'-9~7 Queenswav. 250-635-1998 Fridge/stove included. $445 and NEWLY RENOVATED 3 bed- up/month. Call 250-635-4980 HALL RENTALS, Terrace Kin 2BEDROOM, FRIDGE/STOVE, room home in the Horseshoe, BONDED & INSURED • . , ¢ Large nicely landscaped lot. Hut, Capacity 120-160, kitchen washer/dryer mlcrovwave, new 492 Warehouses and bar. Ideal for weddings, an- appliances, new carpet, floor- Walking distance to schools niversaries, reunions. Day and and shopping, Includes ing. Damage deposit $200, 1200 SQFT shop with 1600sqft evening rates. 250-635-7777 $425/mo. Available Sept 15, fridge/stove, washer/dryer and email [email protected]. Bar- executive apartment. Additional d/washer. Asking $115,500. to 250-635-3905 or 250-635-4511 1200sqft building. $1600/month. Parking Lot Maintenance lendinq Services available. view go to www.geoci- ~' PowerVacuum Sweeper 3BEDROOM TRAILER, fridge- Call 250-635-6876 in the even- ties.com/walsh4725 I inqs. Line& Curb Marking /stove, washer/dryer included. OKANAGAN ACREAGE Arm- : '11:II :; IRRIGATION o : ¢ PowerWashing Located on Brauns Island. strong, hobbyfarm with great LANDSCAPING ,' ResidentialDriveway Sealing 2AND 3BEDROOM home for $450/mo plus utilities. Please valley viewl Ideal location 5a- Your, Porkin9 OwnerEd Hess rent. Available immediately. Re- call 250-615-2410 Terrace, B.C. 2 ACRES, Jackplne Flats on cres, fenced, 3 bedroom ranch- Lot Keel~r Cell. (250) 615-8638 ferences and damage deposit COMPLETELY RENOVATED 2 er, hardwood floors, 24X32 Quinton Freeman .... , ,.,.,, required. Call 250-635-2932 bedroom trailer. New WoestRoad. $40,000 - $45,000 Rob Freeman (250) O~1,.')'203Z plus .qst. Call 250-638-8940 shop, riding arena, riding trails ~ ,~ ~ ASPHALTDRIVEWAY SEALING 2BEDROOM HOUSE in Thorn- fddge/stove, jacuzzi tub, ceram- closeby. Reduced $238,000. I hill. Close to schools. $575/mo. ic tile, oak flooring, gyproc, tax- FIVE LOTS in 108 Mile Resort 250-546-2639 okhomesell- Call 250-638-8406 tured ceilings, twin seal wind- subdivision in the Cariboo, each er.com Just 5[ouse eel in ows, vinyl siding and a shingled approx 1/2 acre, water, hydro, 3BEDROOM FULL basement gas, telephone, cable, lakes, Tailored service to best meet your needs roof. Located In quiet trailer house in Horseshoe with ga- park in Thornhill. Under new beaches, lots of amenities. rage, 4 appliances, new floor- Lea Mclntyre ~ management. Contact Dean $16,900 - $18,900 www.niho.- 12X68 MOBILE home, 2 bed- ing, new windows, no smoking Jones 250-615-0377 $500/mo corn 604-606-7900 Ph. (2501635-0177 no pets. $780/mo. Available Oct rooms, fridge/stove, wash- Cell. (250) 615-6312 1. Call 250-635-3004 leave SMALL 2BEDROOM trailer in er/dryer. View at C16, 1885 Email. [email protected] messa.qe. quiet neighborhood. Onsite Queensway. $10,500 obo. 250- manager, well maintained 638-0027 HouseSitting, House Cleaning,Errand Running, 3BEDROOM HOME, 6 ap- lawns, plus extras. $525/mo in- 14X70 MODULAR home. Situ- Pet Sitting/Walking, House Painting, and much more pliances fenced yard on river.. 5.5 ACRE hobby Farm in Jack- Clean and well maintained. No cludes utilities. Call 250-635- ated on pad in Pine Park. Avail- 3492 pine Flats, 4 bedroom double pets. $590 plus utilities/month. able immediately. 2 bedrooms, wide with all appliances, oil and 6 appliances, skylight and ja- Please call 250-635-9025 or wood heat, large deck, wired r_,Asphalt Sealing 250-923-0201 .CLEAN,: NEWLY i : cuzzi tub In bathroom, Take lng In residentialddveways & parkinglots. workshop, barn and hayloft and over payments, will take newer four pavementand keep It lookinglike newl lVloblle Services 3BEDROOM HOUSE close to .~ REHOVATED:: ~i~ 2 large greenhouses. Outdoor 5th wheel or travel trailer as schools and hospital. Fenced 2 &3 bedroom mobile :i riding arena and numerous out- e PoweJwashlng• High CLow PrlllUll 6 FullyInlmed downpayment. Call 250-638- ng Parking Lots! Jm~ yard. Gas fireplace. References homes within wa k ng d buildings in a very private and ESTIMATESl 6 RuidantJaJ6 Commerciale ContainedWater Supply 8438 required. Please call 250-635- fence totowhi.;i: ~ ; L"B B; fenced-in setting. Asking Id Lagace oEnvironmental 8 PressureCleaning Conoulttnte 7663 Furnished0rlur~furnished, $129,900 obo. For appointment 14X70 TRAILER on 80X200 lot. t RemovalE Controlof Houlds,illdsw 6 NptoR Did call 250-798-2456 2 bedroom, large joey shack, ) 635-35:1.6 4BEDROOM HOUSE available Eridge/~i0yei:~idCl0wCov-i wired shop. Fenced yard. Ph: 635"8863 now. Near hospital. New and •./ erings"ancJ j6e)~i~shack:.i .! Thornhill, close to schools. 250- Asphalt Sealing beautiful. Furnishedlsemifur- /: Avcfi]abJe immediately.. 638-1537 or 250-638-1537 TERRACE r B.C. nished. Non smoking, no pets :: 250-63~;1885 ;~..: 1200SQFT RANCHER 7 years EXCELLENT CONDITION .~:...:~.., ~ ...... :...... ~:::::...... :+.,+~. please. References and dam- . ': ~.:!~:':':" ...... :-::::iii~iii!!!;E!!ii!~!;!~!!~i~!iiii;il;E E~!::::':':+:':%~: :: !ii!!i!ii:::.~:: :.,!!.F':"::::~;:!!:~ii~!:~:~: ' age deposit required. 604-739- old, ground level entry complete 12X68 three bedroom, newer ~. • .~:::~!!!~!~i~i~!~!~!~;~:~i~!~!;~;~;~i~:i~i~:"!:!i]~iii~i~ i~ ~:"::[U"::ii~:~:ili:~:"~:~!: ...... ::~!:i~,.:~.~ 2BEDROOM PLUS den, on lot ' ,i,,428 Duplex/~:, i, 3964 with large treed yard. all ap- with carport and covered south carpeting, washer/dryer, facing veranda. 2 bedrooms en- fridge/stove, built-in dishwash- :: .::" '~i~!![!~;!!!~:!i!ii!i!!iiii!;!i!!ii~i~;!i})~'.~ii! .i:~:'.:.~i!i ii!;!~!~]i:,':':~ilili~i~i~::: ...... " 4BEDROOM HOUSE with pliances included. Thornhill : Fourplex i : suite and full bathroom, electric er, newer hot water tank, heater • ::: .:::.~:::::::..~:.. ~`~`~:`~:~======~". ',':"" . ....x.::::::::::: carport. Natural gas heat, 1 1/2 area. Damage deposit and ref- forced air heating and wood 3BEDROOM DUPLEX located baths. Close to hospital and erences required. 250-638- and furnace. Large deck in park on 8oucie Ave. $500/mo Call school. Phone 250-635-2747 to 0355 fireplace. Located on 2 acres, in Thornhill. $22,000. 250-635- 250-635-1998 view. Available Auqust. just minutes from town. Near 8208 Woodland Park subdivision. FULLY RENOVATED 3bed- 5BEDROOM HOUSE, 4 baths, Asking $165,000. Call 250-638- room duplex. Close to town. good family or in-law home. 8320 or 250-638-7664 554Houses, ! ~BB~V)Dry $700.mo. If leased rent is nego- Carport and large lot available ROOM FOR RENT, Utilities in- SERVICES LTD. tiable 250-635-5348 immediately. References requ- cluded $300/mo Not furnished , SPECIALISTS IN CLEANING JUST RENOVATED, two bed- ired. 12 month lease minimum. 250-635-1128 or 250-615-9100 $1100lmo Call 250-615-2777 eCHI~ ~~-~ rooms, upstairs suite of duplex. STUDENTS: ROOMS for rent. oAIR DUCTS =SEPTICFIELD FLUSHING Private entrance. Yard with fruit AVAILABLE SEPT 1ST. 2rooms share bathroom, ~S~RS ...... ,L .~ -,CATCHBASIN & SUMP PITS trees, downtown. Fddge/stove Fenc.ed ~;a~'d and garage. $325. 1room - own bath $350. : "';'P~EPi.~.CJ~S : 5"'::~'; -REST.GREASE TRAPS included:' $550/mo. No' pets. ' $8"50/m'6: Refeteni:es required. Available September 1/02. Ref- ~="%'ATrlCINSULATIONREMOVAL =ELECTRICSNAKE Available September 1st. Call 250:635-3813 ~" erences required. 250-635- • AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS ,,FLOODCLEAN UPS 250-638-0790 for appointment COUNTRY LIVING, 3 bedroom 4765 after 6pro ,,PAINT BOO'I~-IS =,VACUUM EXCAVATION to view. house 12ks from town. Full LARGE 3BEDROOM duplex. basement, barn, shop, oil and Industrial Vacuum Trucks 635- 1 1 32 Fridge/stove, washer/dryer, wood heat. Fddge/stove, dish- blinds, finished attic, garden washer. Available September 1. I level basement, fenced yard, $975/mo. D.D. and references ROOM AND board for female in pets negotiable. Non-smokers required. Leave message at town includes private bathroom. only. In upper Thornhill. 250-635-38~,5 $450/m0. 250-635-9446 after SEAPORTLIMOUSINE LTD. $750/mo + damage deposit. Available immediately. For up: COZY 3 + 1 bedroom house. 5:30pro i PASSENGERAND EXPRESS SERVICE I plication call 250-635-4386 Available September 1. No smoking. 2712 Kalum St. I Daily scheduled bus service from Stewart to I LARGE TWO bedroom suite in $750/mo. Call 250-635-5555 4405 MUNROE I Terrace and return, and all points in between. Pick- I a quiet, high quality four plex. Large 4 Bedroom House with full basement on 4.6 acres in Near hospital and bus routes. FOR RENT in Thornhill. Private l up and de ive~y of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and I Onsite caretakers, 5 applianc- house, excellent condition 2 IN THORNHILL looking for 1 town. 2 1/2 bath (including large ensuite). Nicely land- I courier servicel I es, ng fireplace, mini storage. bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms non-smoker to share full house scaped with flower gardens. Fruit trees, greenhouse. No pets please, $685/mo. Call down (optional) 2 full bath- w/large yard. Pets ok. $350/mo 40 x24' barn with loft. Fenced for livestock. rooms. Master bedroom with P.O. Box 217, Stewart, B.C. Betty 250-635-6248 includes utilities, 250-615-3401 private bath and walk Ih closet. LARGE FULLY furnished Asking $269,000 Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 NEWER WELL maintained du- Fddge/stove, washer/dryer. plex, Available to non-smokers house shared accommodations, Terrace Depot: 635-7676 Rent negotiable call 250635- close to downtown location. Call 250-638-0633 for appolnlment now. 2 large bedrooms, 1 1/2 2874 baths, fddge/stove, dishwasher, Washer/dryer and satellite. washer/dryer hookups and stor- HOUSE FOR rent at Lakelse Reasonable rent. Please call af- 1650SQFT RANCHER InThorn- 416 Cabins/i (i~i ~ age. Considerably reduced to Lake, 5-6 bedrooms, 6,ap- ter 6:pro ask for Mike. 250-638- hill on River. 1/2 acre lot, totally i 566 Mobiles ::i $675/mo for tenants with good pliances, gas and wood heat. 8943 renovated inside and out. Lots Cottages ~ refelences. Ample parking/car- Available immediately. $850- LOOKING FOR roommate in of extras. 3688 Ksan Ave. Ask- NICELY FINISHED mobile port. Call 250-638-8639 /me. Pets and smokers wel- mobile home. Washer/dryer, in.q 151,900. 250-638-0160 home in excellent condition. Lo- WATERFRONT LAKELSE 2BEDROOM DUPLEX in come. 250-635.1314 cated in Terrace Trailer Court. ONE BEDROOM 1/2 duplex. fridge/stove. $450Imo, utilities 3BEDROOM HOUSE/ACRE- Lake, Westslde. New 1 bed- Thornhill. Fridge/stove electric LARGE 3BEDROOM home on Two bedrooms, finished addi- heat. Available immediate- Close to curling rink. Available Included, 250-638-6969. N/S, AGE, west Salmon Arm, B.C. room house. Wood and heated acreage. References and dam- NIP. tion, new windows, flooring tile floor's $750/mo. Serious in- ly.Close to school $500/mo plus September 1/02. $450/mo In- Over 3000sqft. Professionally throughout. Includes applianc- cludes hydro. Small pets ok. age deposit required. pdced @$260,000. Listed on quiries only. References re- damaqe deposit. 250-635-9459 Ffldge/stove included. Call 250- MALE LOOKING for room- es, f/s, bid/w, $24,000 obo 250- References required. Call 250- mate. Fddge/stove, washer/dry- • two websites. Call collect 250- quired. Call 250-635-2346 3BEDROOM DUPLEX 2 levels 635-4344 or 250-371-7851 635-1884 635-3042 er, fireplace and large deck. 833-1101 at Gander St, in Kitimat. ONE BEDROOM house for rent SIX 141(70 MOBILE homes for 420 Commercial Fridge/stove, washer hookup, ONE BEDROOM duplex with $350/mo, utilities Included. A COMPLETELY renovated 3 in Thornhill, close to schools Available immedlately,Studenl sale. Prices starting at $15,900. utilities not included. $450/mo. laundry room. Washer/dryer, bedroom mobile home. All new Free delivery to your area. Call 20O0SQFT OFFICE space. dishwasher, quiet street in and stores. $375/mo. Call 250- preferred, outgoing and fun. No appliances, fridge/stove, built in 4391 Keith Avenue. Call 250- Available immediately. Call 250- 635-23t9 pets. 250-635-8832 1.250-692-3375 632-2540 Thornhill., Close to schools, on dishwasher and alr condition- 635-7171 bus route, Cats ok. $450/mo SMALL 2BEDROOM house for QUIET, RESPONSIBLE stud- ing, satellite dish, Many more plus damage deposit. Available rent. Ideal for one or two work- ent or professional to share nice features. Must be seen to be September 1/02 Ing people, Near town. $550/m0 4 bedroom house. September appreciated. Quick possesslonl #56 Boulderwood Park, upper SIDE BY side 3 bedroom du- References please. Call 250- 1/02. N/S, N/P, $400/mo. Call LOOKING TO purchase French Thornheights. Asking $29,999. plex, Fridge/stove included. No 635-3871 evenlnas, no pets. 250-615-6224 Bull Dog puppy. Please call with Call 250-635.4421 any information. 250-635-2722 pets, $750/mo. 3 bedroom townhouse~ $600/mo, half dam- BEAUTIFUL LARGE house In excellent condition, recently age deposit. Fridge/stove In- R.V. STORAGE available: cluded, Call 250.638-1094 renovated kitchen on 71 acres. Snider Road: Telkwa, B.C. Eight acres cleared and 63 acr- SMALL 2BEDROOM duplex at $1.50 per sqff. Must have stores with substantial, marketable USED: RANGER H67 Grapple 3735 Pine Ave, Thornhill. age insurance; removal of unit tlmber'of Cedar, Spruce, and Skidder, TimberJack 628 Feller Fridge/stove, washer/dryer to be May 1st. Propane tanks Hemlock. Yard is beautifully Buncher, Cat 227 Feller Bunch- hookup. $375/mo, References and batteries to be removed. To landscaped. Secondary house er, Madil13200B Feller buncher, required. 250-638-8639 rent: Call 1-250-845-3355 or and 24X40 shop on property. Komatsu PC300HD Stroke De- SMALL 2BEDROOM duplex In eveniqns 1-250-846-9886 250.635-2961 limber, Komatsu PC200 Dangle Thornhlll for 1-2 people. FIVE WOODED ACRES with Head Processor, Cat D5H Swing.Grapple Skldder. New: Fridge/stove, No pets. $375/mo. SOUTHSIDE 5BEDROOM fur- well built log home on school References required. 250-638- Komatsu PC220 Stroke Dells. nished/unfurnished. Newer con- NICE BRIGHT one bedroom bus route just 7km from Hous- 7717 ton; new metal roof and natural her, Komatsu P/C300HD Butt- struction, near hospital. 3.5 suite, at 4633 Scott. Good refer- N-Top Log Loader, Komatsu SMALL 2BEDROOM duplex on baths, 2700sqft on three levels. gas, hardwood floor, 3 baths, ences required, Utilities includ- WB140-2 Loader Bunchers, Queensway Ddve in Terrace, Vaulted ceilings with loft. Jacuz- ed. $550/mo. Call 250-638- oak cabinets, gardners delite, greenhouse, garage, privacy Calmet Forwarder. Call Daniel Only $380/mo. Fddge/stove, zi, pool table, 2 n/g fireplaces 8639 wood floors, new palnt. Utilities workshop, addition, root cellar. Mongeon, Terratech Equip- and front veranda. No smoking TOP FLOOR of 3 bedroom, 2 ment. Office: 250.564.8841 3BEDROOM CONDO, fddge/- not Included, Available Imme- no pets. Available August 31.- Must see: $130,000. Call 1-250- stove Included, newly renovat- diately. 250-632-2540 bathroom suite, Frldge/stove In- 345-3253 Celh250-640-0991 4-PLEX, 3bedroom available 02 to June 30.03, Rent negoti- cluded. Washsr/dryer hookup,, ed, No pets. No smoking• Avail- TAKING APPLICATIONS for 3 able, Call 250-635-3968 able immediately, Walking dis- September 1st. $450/mo plus New line and carpet, well kept. damage deposit. Includes back bedroom side duplex. Available SPACIOUS 3BEDROOM Small pet ok. $625/mo. 250- tance to downtown, 250-635- September 1/02, Fridge/stove, 1251 yard and front yard. Close to house. Large kitchen and dining 638-8544 Available September schools. 250-635-3018 washer/dryer. Walking distance room, wood stove in living 1. to town and hospital and BRIGHT WELL kept newer du- room, Gas furnace, laundry schools. $750/mo, plus damage room, large garage, yard, and plex, available now, 3 bed- deposit, Electric heat not Includ- rooms, 1 1/2 baths. garden area, Pets allowed, In ed. Call 250-635-2442 Thornhlll. $750/mo + damage 1/2 DUPLEX 4 bedrooms with Ffldge/stove, washer/dryer hook-up and storage. No smok- THORNHILL DUPLEX avail- deposit. Available Sept 15th. washer and dryer. No pets. able Immediately. Good condi- Call 250-635.5678 FALL GETAWAY special. De- Close to towntown. Phone 250- Ing. Much reduced to $675/month for tennants with tion, freshly painted. Frldge/- WELL MAINTAINED 2 bed- luxe cabins on Bridge Lake. 636-1902 good references, Ample park- stove, washer/dryer hookup, 3 room house In Thornhill with 2hrs from Kamloops, 3night 1BEDROOM OLDER duplex, In~, Call 250-638-B639 bedrooms,, 1 1/2 baths, n'g carport and basement, Includes weekend package includes $50 walking distance to center of ...... heat/hot water, large yard and frtdge/stove, washer/dryer. Yard dinner voucher or stay 3nights .... stove and ~-,'AN ANU ongnt u Decrees (owrl, comes wltn .' carport, $650/mo. 250-638- maintained.Ideal for 1 or 2 peo- (mid-week) and get the 4th iad,,e o,',,=11-eta allowed, Quiet one bath duplex for rent. 5 ap- 1394 ple. $525/mo, plus security de- night FREE, Both packages in- ien~ntsa'=m~st, onereferenoe Pl~;e~S,efre:~esd76b0~Cko+Ya~' posit, No pets or parties. Call clude FREE canoe rentals, :required, Available September , , ,, :..~.... " " .... " ...... 5 age aepee~= ~an a~er u'pm after 5:pro for appointment to vvww.moondancebay,com 250- . 1, ~uu/mo, t.none zou,o~ - 250 635 3555 ' ' view or leave message at 250- 986,1500 9039 635-7467

{ B8- The Terrace Standard Wednesday, September 4, 2002 "' Tla TiraclSta~aiis 2Be, 1995 Honda Accord EX-R r 660Equipment ~ $15,995 NORTH CENTRAL Bailiffs Lid 1995 Honda Accord EX-R 1980 JIMMY 4X4 runs well, NOW $15,995 TER cE For Sale By Bid - Terrace 1998 some rust, A/C, stereo, new en- 1999 Honda Civic SI online 1995 Ford 4WD Ext gine, 1998 new tires and 5 new Chev 1500 Silverado 4X4 Ext $18,995 Cab w/Plow spares, $2500. 250-638- cab, 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier 1999 ~ ~pld WA~ sis,ads NOW $14,995 '++ Wlm, lenaceslandard,C0fll I Sedan. 1991 Western Star 2216(w) please leave messaqe. MARINE 1995 Chov Ext Cab 4916 IIw, 16 West6:15-7187 4964F Tractor Truck (not 1999 Pontiac Transpod Montana $15,995 1989 SUZUKI Sidekick 4X4 soft running). 1987 IMCO Wilke chip $21,995 1994 GMC Suburban SLE top 4.5 inch lift. CD player, Ken- 1-800-313-7187Dt , 595+ trailer, 1989 CAT 300 log 1999 GMC SLT 3/4 Ton NOW $19,995 wood speakers, aluminum rims, www.terraceautomalI.com 2OOO/V tn loader. 2001 Polaris Trail Blazer T Diesel 4W9 Extra Cab 1993 Subaru Loyale two sets of tires. $3500 obo. ATV 4X2, 1993 Ford 4X4 club $36,.¢195 NOW $8,995 250-635-5051 UNDER WAREHOUSE Max 700, 141 Track 1999 Volks Golf Wolfsburg cab diesel. Call 250-635-0115 1993 Toyota 4 Runner 1993 PLYMOUTH Grand REPAIRER'S LIEN ACT CHRYSLER WAS $19.gasNOW $17,995 $11,995 Voyager all wheel drive, tow 5,995.00 1999 Chev Astro AWD 1993 Buick Century Take Notice that 2001 Dodge Dakota Club hitch, built in child seats, Nc, NOW $19,995 Custom pursuant to Section 2 of Cab 4x4 p/b, c/c, white. Asking $9000. 15 1/2FT ZODIAC, 75hp w/jet. 1999 Chev Sllverado LS WAS $,0,g95 NOW $8,995 VB, Auto NOW $27,995 250-638-1902 the Repairer's Lien Act.a $26,995 1995 Kodiak Center control steering, 1993 Honda Civic Hatch 1990 Ford Ranger, Serial# aluminum floor, inflatable keel 2-1999 Honda Odyssey EX WAS $9,995 NOW $8,995 1994 F150 SB 4X4 auto, ext. $27,995 - 29,995 1 FTCR14XgLPA63805 G2001 Dodge 400, 4x4 with Winch and dry bag. Used only one 1993 Plymouth Gran d cab, canopy, 4 new snowtires. rand Caravan SE 1998 Honda Civic EX Voyager 136,00Okras. Asking $11,000. will be sold by P.hil,s Brown, Low KM,Auto, NC, Cruise, season. Excellent condition. NOW $14,995 ...... NOW $7;995 +4,495.00 Call 250-638-0021 or 250-635- Call 250-627-9840 Custom Towing Ltd. The. Tilt, PowerWindows & Locks 1997 Honda Civic 1992 Mazda MX3Precedia Now ONLY$27,995 5005 Askinq $13,995 obo. 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Overall low net would'like to thank the following sponsors for Rick Letawski 134 their support of a very successful tournament A Fllaht on August 23rd, 24th & 25th. Low gross Dan Rosengren 142 Coast Tractor Northern Drugs Moe Hayes 160 Great West life Sight & Sound (Jim Lynch) Uniglobe Low net Wayne Epp 139 Arrow Head Forest Paragon Insurance Ron Nlxon 141 Prod (Barry Colley} Keenleyside Insurance All West Glass Ken's Marine B FIIoht Investors Group Northern Motor Inn Low gross Don McMillan 174 (John Acres) Braid Insurance TERRACE'S Pierre Cote earned top marks at a Canadian Forces sponsored Jim Lynch 176 shooting competition last month, Cote, third from the left, accepts one of sev- Totem Ford Bank of Montreal eral awards along with teammates Virgil Cote (left to right) Rob Campbell and Fastlane Rudon Enterprises Low net Sandy Farkvam 137 North Coast Kevin Hogg. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO, Jack Worobey 141 Acklands Grainger Cedarland Tire Equipment c F,oht Elan Travel Western Equipment He's a sharp shooter Low gross George Clark 185 Carlson Wagonlit Inland Kenworlh Gary Edgar 188 Royal Bank Zellers PIERRE COTE was right on target last Participants were put through a rigor- Bank of Nova Scotia A Touch of Health month as he and three teammates got top ous test having to take aim from more Low net Stew Christiansen 138 All Seasons Source (Virginia Hystad) marks for their shooting accuracy at an than I00 shooting positions. Alton Lindstrom 138 for Sports Northern Savings international competition. Just to make things interesting partici- Back Eddy Pub Credit Union Cote took part in the Canadian Forces pants sometimes had to shoot while walk- Coca Cola North West Small Arms Competition in Ontario July ing, take .'tim after running a 100 metre Low gross Debbie Carruthers 181 Mr. Mike's Fuels Petrocan 27 and his four-man team representing the sprint or shoot at various targets strategic- Pare Hayes 194 Thornhill Motors Peterbilt Terrace Chrysler Ross Fillion Trucking 4th Canadian Rangers picked up a variety ally placed throughout a demanding ob- Low net Brenda De Jong 135 Freightliner of awards. stacle course. National Tilden Lou Lewis 145 The Mix/CJFW/NTV Janice & Harold Milne The shooting competition brought to- They were also challenged to shoot at Kalum Tire Wajax Equipment gether members of the Canadian Forces, moving targets of various shapes and Terrace Builders River Industries Rangers, army and reserve representa- sizes and shoot at targets which appeared Do-it Centre Ebony's Hidden tives from around the world including Au- for just a few seconds. Men's ?ccer A&W Treasures stralia, Belgium, Britain, Holland and the Cote,s team managed to win the top League standings to Aug. 22 Finning Tim Horton's United States. team award ousting the previous winners Clear Creek Cont. McAIpine & Co. The competition drew 500 competitor who held that title for the past decade, Senior Men Almwood Cont. Terminal Express taking part individually and as part of a said Cote. W L T Pts. Pacific Northern Gas (Keith Soules) team. "Tliis is the first year we've won the HawkAir 1 3 3 4 43 A special thanks to McEwan GM for sponsor- Cote's teammates included Rangers top Ranger team," Cote said. Super BM 12 6 3 39 ing the Friday Night Wine & Cheese. Virgil Cote from Gillarn, Manitoba, Rob Teammate Kevin Hogg also picked up Jack's Pipers 10 7 4 31 Campbell of Alert Bay, BC and Kevin the title of top shooter and another indi- Ruins g 7 4 31 Hawkair for the Hole In One on No.2 and Hogg of Valemount, BC. vidual award for top Dominion of Canada Gitsegukla 0 22 2 2 DBD Golf Inc. for the hole In One on No. 16 The team took part in a variety of Rifle Association shooter. challenging target shooting tests designed The event was more than just one day Masters Men With ~ - The 2002 ~omcua~e to emulate possible situations shooters of shooting. Jack's Pipers 1 3 5 39 Aurrey & Ross Fillion, Kim & Pele Cr~t, could find themselves in during combat. Team members went through a vigor- Chevron 11 8 33 Phil & LarryMunson, Brenda & Jake DeJong, Armed with Lee Enfield .303 rifles ous three week training camp which Northern Motor Inn 11 7 33 Randy Latimer& Tom Leach, Cote and his teammates were challenged began at the beginning of July. Knights of Columbus 2 17 6 to shoot at a variety of targets ranging in This is the third time Cote has taken -,--,:-,,:-~--.:-,,::,,:-,,:-,-:,,--,-.,. • distance from 100-500 metres away. part in the international competition. glnil gHliH li H II BID ill Hie n lid IIOHIN

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