Mills hopiJy with strike finish Terry Sawka, presldenibf iodal TERRACE -- The end of the Monday, July 27. non-binding arbitration. The two CPU locals, 1127 and depressed pulp markets. 4, agreed with ~/ils0n!s analysis month-old pulp mill strike last "We'll have to wait and see The two unions, the Canadian 298, at Kitimat's Eurocan pulp "It appears the employers ac- mill were in favour of the pack- of the einployeis':m0tivatidns Friday saw Operations resume at how quickly the pulp mill gets up Paperworkers Union (CPU) and complished what they: wanted during the strti~ei i': : local.mills in Terrace. and going," he said. "Anybody the Pulp and Paperworkers of age by 69 and 79 pei cent respec- through a strike by reduciug their tively, but Mike Wilson, presi- "It was obvi0us:t0 ~us that we "We're quite happy it's over," would be a fool not to say we're Canada (PPWC), had earlier ilwentory and raising the price of would either be forced oi~ strike said Skeena Sawmill manager glad t0 see them back to work," voted 70.2 per cent in favour of dent of local 1127, said there was ,, .. . a mixed reaction. Pull" said W!ls°n! : • Or wind up being locked out,,' Don Chesley. Employees at the Woods operation and log :i tile new contract. Ill Prince Rupert members of saidSawka ..... deliveries resumedl Monday .at The package covered three of ,'We're nlad that we've iosta mill came back to work Monday, PPWC local 4 at the Skeena Cel, : "If Rcady's intentions were to concluding a twp-week holiday Skeena Cellulose but the planer : the unions' four demands with month's wages," said Wilson. ~ lulose pul I, mill rejected the offer putus to Work under the eondi- shutdown.. : and saw mill were shut dowli for : the statutory: holiday, pension "We feel that the stakes sllould have gone up, by 58 per cent. ~. lions that he has right now, then "We would have gone back to that one day So inventor~bUld" plan improvements and language work anyways," headded; be builtUp. . :i !: protecting union melnbers on Wilson also expressed a belief =They were joined by locals in be:should have done that three At Skeena Cellulose, manager The strike elided July 17 xchen testing. common to many union members Casllegar,: Vancouver, Quesnel weeks ago instead of letting the Rand Menhinick expects normal the pulp and papei" industry ac, Union acceptance of the pack, that the employers deliberately and Prince George, who also industry have its down lime," operations to resume fully by cepted mediator Vince Ready age wasnotwithoutreservations. prolonged the strike because of voted against the new contract. Sawka said.

Pulp mill watchers ,want more control over their duties TE1LRACE ~ Two groups head- it," said Art Sterritt of the Tsim- provincial agencies and two ing a committee to monitor the shian Tribal Council. members at large appointedby Orenda project during construc- "Our nloniloriag and assess- the group. tion and then during operation meats should have a little bit It's to report to the provincial want its powers beefed up. more distance from the proponent eomrfiittee which oversees major The regional district and area for the mill," lie said. development projects everysix natives say the committee should Regional district planner Tosh months and to issue a public be able to hire its own consultants Yainashita added that the com- report every six months. and have the authority to take mittee members won't have the David Parsons, the official ill corrective action. technical expertise to delve into charge of the provincial major That's different flora first the various reports it will have to projects steering committee, said provincial government proposals. consider. the initial proposals are subject to It sees the committee as a way "We'd like the ability to call discussion. of providing communication upon individual experts to verify "There's been no decision yet. about the project, commenting on that thd testing has been c0m- Obviously' things can be environmental impacts and • pleted in a reliable and thorough changed," he said. safeguards, commenting on hous- manner," he said. Parsons added that he expects ing for construction workers and In addition to the regional dis- all the committee members will as a forum for other issues related trict and a/ca natives, committee be named first before its final to the project. membership will include the City duties are outlined. "We're not satisfied with just of Terrace, District of Kitimat, Still to be decided is the budget being able to comment. We want Lakelse Lake Community Asso- and administrative structure for something with ~. little teeth in clarion, Orenda, federal and the committee . : " ~e provincial government ~i~s committed itself to financing the activities of native groups on the committee and Orenda will have Steelhead to pay for studies and related projc,~ts requested by the com- mittee and ~approvcd by the pro- viucc. Also to be decided is if and returns poor when tile committee's meetings " TERRACE ~ Preliminary fig- emerges. should be closed to the publii:. ures released by the provincial The commercial net fishery has To date, the regional district Enviromnent ministry suggest operated near the mouth of the and native groups suggest meet- this year will again see a poor Skeena for five days so far this ings should bc closed at their dis- return of summer run steelhead to season. crction and depending uponwhat the Skeena. A total of458 gillnetters took they want te discuss. Based on the results of the test part in the latest two-day opening But they also suggest that fishery at Tyee, near the mouth of for sockeye and pinks which are closed meetings will lead to 'a the Skeena, it is estimated only so far returning in larger than ex- pcrccption that decisions which 282 steelhead had entered the pected umnbers. affect the public arc being made river by July 10. Commercial fishermen report secretly. having taken 131 stcelhead ill Parsons said he believes the ir ii: ...... • That's well below the estimated their nets to date. This year many meetings should be as open as i: ...... • : • 640 fish which had passed Tyee by the end of the same week last are tagging the fish prior to possible. Ribbon breaker year. releasing them. FI'RSI"i,~I~Y:ot the '1992 Skeena'Valley rriathlon,' Barbara Graham ci6sse s ~e Furlong Bay. !i: It's also the seventh straight This iucidental catch is being !~hishin~];li(e.~;The.Vancouver native completed the l.Skm swim, 40kin DiKe' ano ']uKrn.run/n a;: year early returns have failed to handled different this year under • ti~6i:0"f ~i~:i~!.46,:'nearly a minute, and a half clear of her nearest rival. Overall Winner was Frank i,,, top the 1,000 mark by midJ'uly. the Steelhead Conservation and Ci~iPl~e,!~ai~~t!ibf Vancou~/er who clocked 1:55:07 Top Terrace finisher wasColin Parr, 29th'/ But it will be another couple of Research program adopted by the b'verall,: Fbi:~.i~ore0n the triathl0n:~and detailed results, see pages B4 an~l BS;'. • " - weeks before a clear picture of North Coast Advisory Board, the the ..strength of this year's run body representing all the major northenl commercial fishery or- ganizations. The program calls for connner- clal fishermen operating in out- Docs keep up pressure side waters to tag and release all steelhead they find in their nets TERRACE -- Terrac e, Smithers said Appleton. "No cap on social resulting in the current stress on "They'd rather we be tile bad that re "in good shape and and Prince Rupert doctors walked services, but there is a cap on the health care system. guys." vigorous". off the job last Friday and met in health care. Either some system of user fees In answer to allegations Ihat BC The procedure for boats opei'at- Terrace for a study session todis- "When the money runs out, will have to be implemented, Said doclors are paid 30 per cent more ing in the lower Skeena will see cuss their next move in the ongo- physicians will be taking more Appleton, or the province will than other Canadian doctors, Ap- live steelhead held ill tubs on ing battle between doctors and time off," he said. have to spend more money on pleton said fee schedules are not barges. Each-barge is to be the health miliistry. Appleton predicts a reduction to health care. colnparablc from province to pro- capable of holding up to 1,000 Terrace doctor Geoffrey Ap- all but essential services by the "I don't see why we (the doc- vince. steelhead for five days. pleton said there was a 100 per time the governmeut's fiscal year tOTS) should have to pay for it;" While he said it could be that The fish will be held there until cent Terrace participation rate by ends March 31 should the dispute he said. BC doctors are paid morc, hc said that particular commercial open- doctors, save for those on vaca- continue. "But they (the government) they "they're ccrtainly not paid ings is over, then tagged and tion or who had to perform essen- "I don't see why my service is won't implement user fees for 30 per cent more than anybody released to make their way UP" tial services. worth less at the end of the year political reasons," he said. else." slream. Those essential services in- than at the beginning of the cluded surgery, deliveries, year," he said. anesthesiology, and being on-call Appleton said doctors asked the for emergencies. In Kitimat, province to agree to binding ar- chemotherapy for cancer patients bitration, mediation and non- went ahead as scheduled. binding arbitration to settle the Mills Memorial Hospital' s dispute. emergency room was noticeably So far, the province has refused busier, according to administrator all requests, but did agree to non- Michael Leisinger, but "it wasn't bindtng arbitration if the results a mad house." Northwest doctors planned the were not made public, walkout after the government said "I think the reason tfiey won't there would be no further negoti- agree to negotiation is because ations on' $1.27 billion cap on they fecl the negotiator would billings, find for.us," said Appleton. The doctors claim the figure is Utilization of the health care $60 million qesS than what is system has increased by four to needed, and that they are being five per cent annually, while the asked to covi'.r thcshorlfall .... province's population is increas- "There's no cap on wdfare," ing at a rate Of 2.6 per cent, mluln III Ul Page A2 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 Dehllte& TO.UO.h..e

Health proteststo expand FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES? TERRACE ~ Health care Pigeau, also the Hospital Era- Bed closures in any one ward The equivalent of 11 full time Call us to arrange for a free will mean transferring patients to positions are being cut at Mills unions and others opposed to hos- ployees' Union representative at consuJtationand a copy of our other wards where there may be Memorial Hospital as it tries to pital cuts in the north are plan- Mills Memorial Hospital, was Information booklet space, added Cousins. cope with a $525,000 deficit. (604) 564.1111 ning further action. one of 40 people who gathered from around the north here July And that will bring about com- Northern hospitals were given Toll Free: '.800.663.5103 And that could include bining different kinds of patients 13 to talk about the impact of no budget increases this year, DELOITTE& TOUCHEINC, demonstrations in Victoria to in one setting, adding to their dis- highlight cuts affecting hospitals budget cuts. meaning they will have to absorb N800 - 299 Victoria Slreet comfort and increasing the work- in Prince George, Terrace, They represented doctors, hos- inflation and wage increases with Prince George, B,C. load of nurses, she said. Kitimat and Prince Rupert. pital administrators and the three the same amount of money as Y2L 5B8 "A pediatri~:s nurse is not an "We're looking at ways to major health care unions -- the they had in 1991. ICU (intensive care unit) nurse," physically take the northwest to Hospital Employees Union, the Cousins continued. Victoria," the head of Terrace's Health Sciences Association and Others at the meeting criticized joint action committee formed to the B.C. Nurses Union. the move by the provincial St. John protest bed closures and layoffs "We'll be developing an ag- government to divert money and said last week. gressive position," said Plgean of services away from hospitals to Ambulance More details will come later, various initiatives discussed at the community and preventative care. Elaine Pigeau said Elaine Pigeau. meeting. We offer the following cou rses They include making sure the They said proper planning was at very competitive rates: health care review for the north- not done to properly blend the west ordered by the provincial changes together. Emergency First Aid Ken Zorn, a local representative Unions to press government goes beyond hospital Standard First Aid with the Health Sciences Associa- operations, increasing community tion, said the kind of community Industrial First Aid contacts, educating union mem- care being promoted by the All levels of CPR for broao " probe bers about health care issues and provincial government isn't avail- developing a provincial action able in the northwest after normal plan. operating hours. "We have to deal with into health care "The (health) minister uses the For all your First Aid Training Needs strategies for workload with the TERRACE ~ Union representa- able within available monies. term 'closer to home'. The dif- Call 638-8136 crisis. There will be unsafe work tives on a group reviewing north- Also carrying out the review are ference is .we mean it and the produced by the cutbacks," said west health care say they should Bert Boyd, a vice presiden t at minister doesn't," said Zorica Pigeau. be able to determine if hospitals Vancouver General Hospital; Bosancie, a Hospital Employees" Marie Cousins, the local B.C. get enough money. Dennis Cleaver, Prince George Union official from Vancouver. Nurses Union representative, Regional Hospital chief executive " 'Closer to home' sounds like And they want to involve as agreed with Pigeau, saying officer; St. Mary's Hospital nurs- a satirical title of some comedy many individuals and community patients and nurses face prob- groups as possible as part of the ing vice president Jennifer piece," she said. English in Vancouver; and lems. Union officials estimate that review. "We want people who need a Kelowna General Hosnital vice 200 jobs will be lost in the north The representatives from the bed to know they have a place to president of medicine Dr.-Phtl because of hospital cuts. Half of Hospital Employees' Union, stay," she said. Health Sciences Association and White. those will be lost in Prince the B.C. Nurses Union were here George. last week at a meeting of groups |vl opposed to liospital cuts in the ....BChydro W Realize the Dream! northwest. 5220 Keith Avenue "We certainly want to see a . . r , . broadening to examine the fund- 29 dune 1992 ing formula (for hospitals)," said Kathy McLennan of the Hospital Sciences Association. .... METER ROUTE "We want to see if its fair to HOMES LTD. apply to all present facilities," CHANGES Visit us today and see she added. the fine selection of Bella Maud of the Hospital Em- In order to accommodate the customer growth in Quality Homes lrOLSE¢, P,m leader in Nofltn,vest sectaity. ployees' Union added that it is this area B.C. Hydro is currently in the process of ilnportant to detennine why Sales & Listing Service northwest hospitals are having re-scheduling meter reading routes in the Terrace Trades Welcome! financial problems based on how area. Over the next 3 to 4 months this may result in the provincial government allo- TOLSEC CANADA,INC. shorter or longer than normal billing periods. 3238 Kalum St. cates budgets. CLASSICHOMES Terrace V8G-2N4 She said the review should be HWY[ 97 SOUTH broad enough to incorporate ideas (Across from the Husky Truck Stop) E07_00-1051 • o~thern Hearll Prince George 562-8511 froni indiyiduals and community., :.V7 j'~ • ~ , - 638,0.241 ','")rt, r'.'. ,%!~';~fUT~zu ;~q :., ~'r.~.~; t orgamzations. - , ...... DLR 9.395 Ti~'~ 'Y~V'i~ :wii~~ Ordered' by' health minister Elizabeth Cull in Juue following a visit to the northwest.. Her government has been criti- Safety Service~ cized for freezing the budgets of Save the Fuss! northern hospitals at 1991 levels. • Industrial Audiometric Mills Memorial Hospital is Hire Through Us! Hearing Testing trying to cut a $525,000 deficit WE'RE UPDATING • Evaluations of Personal this year by closing 22 beds and OUR FILES Hearing Protection cutting the equivalent of 10.5 full If you are still available time jobs. rl_..tLa_ ll ..... l IPl_l| I .... It's also been unable to con- vince the provincial government that more money is needed be- cause it acts as a regional health care centre. McLennan, Maud and B.C. Nurses Union representative Les- lie ginger will meet the other four LINDLP_S members Of the review tomorrow in Vancouver. A detailed outline • of what the review should accomplish and a o jOv schedule for preparing a report will be worked out tomorrow. The seven review members have been directed by health min- ister Cull to examine operations of hospital's in Kitimat, Terrace and Vancouver "to determine the best way of providing accessible Baby's Name: Monlca Heather Roberts Baby's Name: Stephen Perry Joseph Noon, and responsive health care." ' Date & Time of Birth:. Marglson July 8, 1992 at 7:11 a.m. Date & Time of Birth: Thursday, July 30 Terrace Regional Health Care Weight: 9 Ibs. 5 oz. Sex: Female July 13; 1992 at 9:25 p.m. Society chief executive officer Pareate: Angel & Richard Roberts. Weight: 6 Ibs 13oz. Sex: Male Mi~:hael Leisinge r said he wel- Sister for Sheena, Kyle, Diarma & Parents: Ken & Angela Marglson comed the bid by union represen- Morgan, LIMITED ADVANCE tatives to broaden the review. Baby's Name: Peter Michael Baby'a Name: Riley Palge Lefebvre Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: But he's worried because initial July 10, 1992 at i1:21 p.m: July 14.1992 at 1:15 p.m. TICKETS ONLY , ... terms of reference for the review Weight: 7 Ibs. 8 oz. Sex: Male Weight: 7 Ibs, 5 oz. Sex: Female available last week call for an ex- Parents: Dave & Chris Adam. Brother for Parents: Leon & TracyLefebvre $25.00 ' amination Of operations within Zachaff. existing budgets.. : Baby's Name: Krlstlne Lisa Megan Mac- Baby's Name: Nikko ColinRush i: Pherson Date & Time of Birth: "Where the (health) ministry is Date & Time of Birth: July 16, 1992 at 11:10 a.m, AVAILABLE AT THE. coniing from is that we have too July 10, 1992 at 3:20 p.m, Weight: 6 Ibs. 10 oz. Sex: Male COAST INN OF THE WEST many beds, they're overutillzed Weight: ? Ibs. 12 oz, Sex: Female Parents: Mr.& Mrs, Jacob Rush. Grand. and only a certain amount of Parenta: Chester & Irma MacPherson. parents Joe & Helena Rush, Rock & Sister tot Heather, Scan, Sandra & Rose Robinson funding," said Leisinger. Chad, The tenns of reference list three points. One is to Iool~at hospital sewices and the needs of the local population while another is to identify duplication and recom' -j ¢, mend ways for hospitals to better communicate~ among :themselves and with community,based ser- vices. • : The third point calls for recom- " mending service and utilization rates within monies now= avail, : able, locations Of special pro- grams and changes to ensure the best level of heath care is avail- Rid the Heat Wave to the

, I I II I I Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - Page A3 Repap notyet certain if it'll buy Carnaby mill TERRACE -- Repap will decide native backed company or to an- Ryan. "The Westar foresi li- by the end of the month if it'll other aboriginal firm -- 15 per cense) is going to go back to the meet I0 conditions laid down by cent of the Carnaby operation house groups, that's going to I!ap- the provincial government to buy within 18 months of transferring pen anyway." Westar's assets in the Hazeltons. the forest licence. Ryan predicted taxpayers will Forests minister Dan Miller Amma'ghan is a new company have to "pay through the nose" gave approval to Repap (which made up of unknown backers that in buying back forest tenures operates under the name Skeena also made a bid for the Carnaby from private companies when a Cellulose here and in Prince mill and foiest licenee. land claim settlement is reached. Rupert). And, Repap must also outline Hazelton mayor Alice Maitland The company wants to pay how it intends to involve natives said the decision made her sick Westar $26 million for its forest in forest management issues and •'and disagreed with the sale being licence, Carnaby mill and whole- job opportunities. in the best interests of the area. log chipper at New I-Iazelton. Miller note the "considerable "In whose best interest? and for Not part of the sale is Westar's number" of letters and petitions how long? Camaby will be shut troubled Kitwanga sawmill. in favour of the deal from down within two years," she Repap already uses chips from Hazelton-area elected officials, said. Camaby for its Prince Rupert residents and workers. Miller has acknowledged a pulp mill but says it needs the "This substantial input indi- shortfall in sawlogs for Carnaby deal to guarantee security of cates that approval of the transfer and other mills in the area. supply. is in the best interest of the public He's formed what's called an Repap has until July 31 to ac- and the communities involved, "action group" to docmnent the cept the 10 sale conditions. and will go a long way to stabi, quality and volume of logs avail- Reg Lightfoot But company vice president lize jobs," Miller said. able in the northwest. Lightfood advocates a "log Reg Lightfoot last week could not Opposing the proposed deal is "The minister understands that rationalization" policy of say if the terms could be met. Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en there is a large shortfall of logs," rcmanufacturing facilities ticd to "We're not sure at this point," speaker Don Ryan who said the Repap's Lightfood said. "I think ccntralizcd and efficient saw- he said. 15 per cent aboriginal investment what (Miller's) trying to get at is mills. Included in the conditions is a offer is "just ridiculous". to get all of the eommmdties to (Prepared with information provision for Repap to sell "One, the territory is ours. face up to that through this work- from The Interior News, Amma'ghan Forest Products -- a Two, the wood is ours," said ing group he's forming." Smlthers.) Lawyer mounts spirited defence

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TERRACE -- Wildlife officers' "This is extensive deceit and a.m., just an hour before sunrise, this moose decoy." practice of using mechanical trickery that's being perpetrated and that within 30 minutes of the Four minutes before the pair ar- moose decoys to catch night by conservation officers to induce arrest there was enough light to rived, she noted, conservation of- hunters came under attack Friday someone to colnmit an'offence," hunt. ricers were unable to See the in the trial of a local RCMP of- he told the court. Halfyard said that should give a decoy at a distance of 20 paces. ricer charged with pitlamping. Hc said wildlife officcrs had no reasonable doubt about how dark She added that more than a Cpl. Rick Senti and Terry+ reason to believe anyone coming it was at the time of the arrest. third of the area's 37documented Drake Jr. are on trial for night down the road had the intent to He noted the conservation of. night hunting incidents have hunting with the aid of a light in hunt with a light. ricers were frequently assessing taket~ place on the West Kalum connection with a Nov. 10, 1991 "The conservation officers the light levels prior to the arrest, road, arguing those numbers jus- incident on the West Kalum log- were not acting on reasonable detemaining whether the opera- tify setting up a decoy operation ging road. suspicion, but were engaged in tion should be called off. in thai area. They were arrested during a random virtue-testing," he said. Senft and Drake, he said, were Neither Senft nor Drake took sting operation conducted by six "Their targets were every person licensed hunters who were driv- the stand to testify in their conservation officers who used a in every motor vehicle who ing to a legal hunting area. Jefenee. remote-controlled mechanical travelled along the West Kalum "Why did they angulate the Provincial court Judge Robert HOLY HALIBUT, BATMAN! road." vehicle?" asked Crown prose, Graham rejected Halfyard's ear- THE BIG ONE: This 205-pound halibut didn't get away from moose decoy. The pair fired a to- cuter Elizabeth Bayliff in her lier motion to quash the charges. 20-year-old Russel Thain, who hooked it last Tuesday night in, tal of six shots at the decoy, court "Here was a perfectly innocent closing arguments. "If they The defence lawyer had argued Work Channel. His ,German friend, Willie Litzner,. actually was told. vehicle driving along the road. Defence lawyer Douglas Hal- ~. These£officers .had,no reason to didn't +need +tile, lights, ,why+~did the decoy is an ifi+iiimihke ~bjebt , reeled in the monster after a 90-minute battle, They:'put¥ia.,22"`I . "" ".~t+ " " ::% . ...,~z~:+~+j..~.k, ,. fyard..argucdS' the Luse..,of... thc.~ 6eheve thaf'+, they, were ptt- theydbth~t?~'/.: -.~"~ ++ .!.;,.-i ' find/ therefore there was no evi- btifle[ bdtw~en its dyesand "then wrestled • the fish into the "I submit that it was done quite aluminum boat, bowing the gunnel in the process. A front-end decoys amount to entrapment lamping, and in fact all evidence dence the pair had bccn hunting simply to illuminate the target. "wildlife". loader was required to heft the fish for weighing upon return- that they could induce otherwise is to the contrary." Unless you turned and angled Judge Graham will hand down ing to town. law-abiding people to break.the He also noted that conservation law. officers arrested the pair around 7 your vehicle you could not see his decision in the case July 31. BUYING A COMPUTER ?? " BOX 22, WE WILL SEND YOU A FREE IMPROV1NG ' Terrace, B.C. Major Credit Cards BUYERS GUIDE TO HELP YOU I ~ [ YOURODDS V8G 4A2 Accepted MAKE AN LNFORMED DECISION I ,.,.;,, IAGAJRSI" Majorie Park Your donation Is IMAGES I,~ I C~LADA'S 638.1167 tax deductible .PRO-TIP: Get on the fast track I ,+c +""~'"°" I ~1 KILLER. Buy a fast Hard Drive and a Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. •Please High Speed Video Card with sent your donation to the address above, along with your new system. the name of the deceased, your name and address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an i+HONE TERRACE 798-2491 SALE • acknowledge .ment card. PRO-RAM COMPUTERS Y

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-Kemano kafuffle The latest chapter of the ongoing pending an appeal. The appeal came down Kemano Completion Project saga shows this past May in Alcan's favour. Alcan the NDP is fast learning the difference be- won't decide if it will start up until the tween politics and government. waiting period for an appeal by the groups Being in opposition ~s a relatively easy has expired. job. Come up with a couple of juicy Enter the NDP which, while in opposi- scandals, polish the quotes and the impres- tion, advocated full public hearings and a sion of competency tinged with passionate review. Those same kinds of words were used after the May court decision. Yet put- commitment is conveyed. ting them into action is tricky, It's only when a political party gains of- if, for instance, the environmental and fice and goes through the paperwork that it other groups do not appeal, the provincial findsthere's a big difference between talk- government will find itself the only party ing about something and doing it. holding up the resumption of construction. Back before the NDP became the govern- And, since the May appeal declared the ment, it tied its fortunes to native~ labour 1987 agreement valid, the province might and environmental groups who just flat Children need aid look as if it is breaking it. didn't like the Kemano Completion Pro- That just might be grounds for a lawsuit ject. The pro.spect of taking even more by Alcan which already has $600 million water from the Nechako River would harm tied up in an idle project. No government more than seniors existing fish stocks, they said. They in its right mind wants to face court action VICTORIA -- Some years doubted the idea of producing large of this type. back, when my beard was still amounts of power which would ultimately But the NDP also has its political back- red and my hair blond, I sug- be sold and used elsewhere. And don't side to cover and can't risk ticking off its gested in a column that the age From the forget native land claims. support base. So look for lawyer Murray group in Canada which most Capital These groups won a federal court deci- Rankin ~ hired to provide advice for the deserved society's attention sion last year which turfed a 1987 agree- province - to find some way for the NDP and help wasn't the senior by Hubert Beyer ment between Alcan, the federal govern- to balance its political and government citizens but the young families ment and the provincial government to let roles. It'll be yet another fine example of with children. the project go ahead. Alcan halted work the great Canadian art of compromise. The result was a barrage of letters and phone calls from with one parent were the most well-to-do age group with a just about everybody over 65, likely to suffer. More than half high disposable income. telling me in no uncertain of these families lived in Young families are in a real terms where to go and what,to. poyerty.in 1990., : " ,~ ~:~ bind,by comparison.~Sky~',,,,~ do when I got there., Nearly.. The report said that the aver- rocketing real estate [irice's~:T~::~: ; The y.,'.:r e,ded ica.te.,d every one of the browned-off age income for seniors from have made it all butim- Let's see. The thingamajig is attached to And anglers are required to be learn seniors saidI would change government sources rose by possible for young families, the doohicky and that connects to the about the effects of pollution on German my/une with advancing age. nearly 50 per cent in real dol- even those witll a relatively whatehamaeallit. Recreational anglers here waters. They must report any such occur- Well, my hair is white now lars from 1971 to 1989, while good income, to buy a home. and so is my beard, but I have may not know all of the many parts that go rences to the proper authorities. the value of iticome received Most are struggling jiast to had he reason to change.my from family allowance and into 'a fly fishing rod but• the Germans do. It's reported that 90 per cent of those who make ends meet. Their income tune. I'm more convinced than child tax credits has declined barely covers theday-to-day Simply getting a licence in Germany is take the exam pass. That alone is a testa- ever that we must change the over the past decade. expenses of food and shelter. complicated and onerous. Each prospective ment to the dedication of the German focus of our social safety net Meanwhile, the public still And at the very bottom are angler is required to take a nine week recreational angler. to help the growing number of perceives seniors as a group in the single-parent families who, course and then must pass a comprehen- In realizing all of this, there is really no children living below the need of help, and that percep- even if the mother or father sive exam. wonder why they undertake the lengthy poverty line. tion is ieflected not only in works, can't get aboye the Each person must learn all of the parts of journey for a chance at a prized Skeena A recent report by Statistics government programs, but •poverty line. a fly fishing rod and be able to name any River salmon. Canada confirms that conten- also in private sector initia- Clearly~ we must reth ink our number of flies by sight. The textbook ac- And this should be a sober lesson for us. tion. Canada's seniors have tives. attitude toward the allocation companying the course rivals that used by Perhaps we don't appreciate the value of become richer and its children Seniors get discounts on just of public resources, the a nuclear submarine captain. the resource at our own back door. poorer because of government about everything, from admis- Statistics Canada report policies which, according to sion to sports events and predicts that the discussion some analysts, has set the movie theaters to symphony over how the country should stage for a public debate over concerts. Scores of restaurants provide for its youngest poor who should get what social as- offer discounts of up to 20 per will heat up if the recession A smelly situati( n sistance. cent to seniors. doesn't end soon. Canadians, A similar debate has already Seniors can get their clothes it says, will become more Phew! The current edition of been going on for nearly a dry-cleaned or their hair cut at aware of the exteht of child Chatelaine magazine really decade in the United States a reduced price. A Victoria de- pov.erty. stinks. and Europe. In the U.S. it's partment store offers a 15 per changing course won't be Page 76 of the August issue been referred to as an "inter- cent discount to seniors, once easy. The report predicts that is a men's fragrance scent strip generational war," with dif- a month, on everything they "achieving an equitable divi- so high-powered a skunk's ferent factions arguing buy. sion of resources for both nose would permanently kink whether to recognize the past Governments aren't skimp- young and old, in the face of with envy. labors of seniors or allocate ing either. Seniors get a higher demographic changes, will My Chatelaine arrives by more public resources to the property tax grant, and pose a significant challenge to subscription. Friday, after my future of children. cheaper rides on public trans- both governments and the pri- husband-walked past into the Since advertisers adopted size sewing patterns, tear out The Statistics Canada report, portation systems, including vate sector." kitchen carrying the mail, my scent strips, a blind person Christmas cards, puzzle written by analyst Edward Ng, B.C. Ferries. All of which isn't to say that nose involuntarily twitched, would have no trouble finding boards, calendars, even brown and titled "Children and Elder- And in typically Canadian thi~re aren'tsen iors in need of distracting me from my work. the magazine display in a paper recycling bags. Some is- ly People: Sharing Public fashion, which abhors means help. There are, but it is an in- I couldn't figure what the odor strange supermarket. It's the sues are half cardboard Resources", bolsters the argu- tests, this lop-sided way of al- disputable fact that, on aver- was. I only knewsomething smelliest aisle in the store, tearouts for mail ordering ment in favor Of investing locating public resources has age, senior citizens are "far bet- had p611uted my atmosphi~re. more redolent than the dell, ceramic dolls, decorative more in the future of our chil- resulted in some rather weird ter off than the young. Hinton, .Alberta flashed into the bakery, or the garlic bin. plates, books or craft patterns. dren. examples where, for instance, We should not ignore the my thoughts. People allergic to perfumes As advertising takes over, .The report says that in 1990, our millionaire former prime labors and the achievements of Tracking the stench that report distress in the proximity there s less to read, so less rea- 15 per cent of senior citizens minister, Pierre Ell lot the past generation, but our trailed my husband, I found it of these odiferous magazines. son to buy the magazine. had low incomes, compared Trudeau, was eligible for both prime responsibilitYis to make intensifies as I approached my As for myself, I'm put off by I appreciate some things sig- with 28 per cent in 1980. In old-age pension and family al- sure that'the new generation kitchen desk; There lay the magazines that wrinkle my nalling their presence by a dis- comparison,. 17 per cent of lowance. can take its rightful place. magazine. nasal passages before my bifo- tinctive smell. A chicken din- children under 16 were living Add to all this that a large And with 17 per cent of our Ah ha. A scent strip. But thin cals bring them into focus. ner. My bathed granddaughter. below the poverty line in percentage of seniors have children under 16 living below was m'ore"like; a~~ pollution Ittakes an intriguing article A propane leak. 1990, as opposed to 15 per paid off the mortgage on their .the poverty line, we're not pathv~ay,: It ri~eked~Subtle as or a renowned writer to pry Magazines should be seen, cent in 1980. Children living homes, and you get a fairly living up to that responsibility. Animal s 6ymbai accents in money from my wallet with not phewed. the Muppet orchestra, it could one ~and whde holdmg my have been the "Before" sniff nose with the other. Moose! a Moose !l | gl614i 6EHIIJb THE. / I /.laSrO'l"6f:EAI A HooS~ \ ror a gym deodorant: ' Well mannered scent strips ~, 1"1.115klEAR 14oHE SfldCE. ) I'd never buythis fragrance, hint riot tintii a glued flap is ,,,.LAst APR,- If my hustiand took out a bank lifted, But this one reeks, loan to finance itfor himself, o0zing from between the I'd. instantly nudge:R off the : pages like rotten cabbage from counter t0 Smash, on-\~ the:a fridge ~:henever the door is bathroom 'tdes, ,or :empty ,tt =, opened. It makes me long for int0 the't0deL Judging by its the 0id days when magazines assault on tiir, it would loosen were made up only of articles toilet bowl mineral buildtip' and stories. tl more effectively than extra Now besides scent strips that strength denture cleanser, distract me, they contain full Terrace Standard,Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - PageA5 LETTERS

TO THE TERRACE STANDARD Strong case for CT scan service An open letter to: response or else the response The Honourable that, statistically, the region Elizabeth Cull does not need this service. Minister of Health Their high level of interest in Victoria finding local solutions to local Dear Minister: . health-- care issues, is ,being We were delighted to hea'r eroded by these messages. from you that the decision with Your advice that the decision respect to provisioit of operat- with respect to funding of op- ing funds for a CT Scan ser- erating costs would not merely vice, would not be based on a be based on statistical data numeric view of statistical therefore comes as a breath of data. fresh air. Throughout the region, Prior to raisingthe last people have demonstrated their $150,000 needed to purchase strong support of community theCT Unit, we would like to participation in health care receive your commitment that and, specifically, their willing- your ministry will provide op- ness to raise the capital cost of erating' costs for the service a CT unit. commencing in the 1993/94 Since its incorporation, the budget year. Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foun- In hisreport last year Mr. dation has. provided capital Malcolm Walker estimated funding of over $1/30,000 that annual operating costs TV news world could toward the purchase of equip- would be in the range of ment needed at • Mills $150,000 per year plu s $50 per Hemorial. scan. The total annual cost In addition, the foundation would likely be in range of has established an ongoing $250,000 to $300,fl00. expand via satellite program of bursaries for em- This is less than the amount ployees of Terrace Regional currently being spent by resi- Health Care Society, provided TERRACE -- Foreign language going on in what's left of Yugos- help tape the round.the-clock Programs originate from Al- dents of the region travelling tO funding towards continuing and from the lower maiuland news direct from countries as lavia, for example, will be able to broadcasts as they come in via the geria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, ,aud palliative care and, most diverse as Germany, Iran and tune in to news broadcasts from satellite feed. (Tai Yuan), Croatia, when they require this service. China As you are aware, CT Scan Vietnam could soon be beamed Croatia, Slovenia and Beograd, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, France, importantly, has significantly Hartig said the college already raised the awareness of the service is now considered one into your television via Channel Yugoslavia. Of course not know- Germany, Hungary, India, Iran, has the satellite downlink that's community about health care of the essential diagnostic tools 10. ing the language will make un- needed -- it came from the min- Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, issues. of good medical practice, and The community TV channel, in derstsnding the news an added istry of advanced education and Kenya, Latvia, Lithuania, Tlte foundation, which oper- it is generally available in most partnership with Northwest Com- challenge. Malaysia, Mexico, the Phil- training to provide educational ates on a volunteer basis, owes other areas of British Colum- munity College and the Terrace Most of the programs coming in and training programs at the TEC lipines, Poland, Romania, Russia, its success to the enthusiastic bia. In addition to the direct and District Multieultural Associ- off the satellite feed are either Centre. Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, Spain, support which it receives from travel costs there is the matter ation, could begin rebroadcasting live daily broadcasts or weekly Sweden, Taiwan, Turkey, Viet- NWCC has all other necessary the community. You can ap- of personal inconvenience to the satellite-fed multilanguage shows up to three days old. They recording equipment. All that's nam and Yugoslavia (Bcograd). news, sports and current affairs would be taped here and rebroad- preciate that the community, patients and their families and needed are volunteers to help op- "We are all a little bit dis- having been intensely involved wages lost while away from programs as early as September, cast by Skeena Cablevision. The erate it. sappointed that they don't have according to the college's Norbert material would appear on Chan- in the CT Scan project over the home. "It really depends on anything from Portugal," Dick- Hartig. past three years, has experi- Yours truly, nel. 10 at least twice or three volunteers," he" said. son said. The programs come from a times per week. enced considerable fzustrntion Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Nebraska-based satellite educa- The ouly obstacle right now, Skeena Broadcasters' com- Hartig said NWCC may get the upon receiving either no Foundation munity coordinator Maria Josey rights to broadcast an hour-long tional network called SCOLA, says Hartig, is raising the $500 W.H.-McRae, Chairman said there are also plans to broad- and Terrace would be jnsl the fee to pay for the programming. Portugese language show cast the programs in Kitimat. originating from a separate third community in Canada to Multicultural Association network in Hamilton, Ont., at a pick up the service. It's also of- spokesman Jane Dickson said it's Since there;s only airtime for a cost of about $8 a week. fered in Edmonton and Ottawa. hoped interested individuals and fraction of the programs that are Children ,..need Hartig predicts the programs ethnic gronps will come forward available, Dickson said they'll Anyone who wants to put their will appeal to local ethnic groups, with small donations of per- have to decide which countries to vote. in for nro~rammin,, from foreign language students, and haps $10 or $25. :~ to~.he3~'.~dig~.._ runpmgrams from: :r ,,w ;;~cum news junkies. the money: "' ~'~:" '~ ,r,.~ :,, ~ "We'ne~dto kn6w. v)har people place :to:play Those fascinated by the courier Also needed are volunteers to want to seeon," shesaid. at 638-1594. Dear Sir:. there. He said "Did they have Something keeps worrying to put five tennis courts there7 Council shorts me; I wake up every morning Wouldn't four have been and it is on my mind, it won't enough? And leave space for go away. I have to find an ans- the children's playground?" wer so I have put pen to paper, The Kinsmen's playground and with y0ur help perhaps we was gone, the things from it Two subdivisions receive can solve it. : were piled.inn comer there. I remember Ins winter seeing I had hoped they,might find an article in the paper about room at the end of the tennis five tennis courts that were courts. exemption from lot size going to go up on the North A mother and her child were end of the old Skeenaview standing there. She satd,"They

BENCH DEVELOPMENTS feet of the house as required by p .m. Secondary alternate school to be property. never told us they were going and Bud's Trucking have bccn the regulations. The application Also approved was the Terrace continued. You know the place I mean, to do this, you would think exempted from the regulation points out there are a number of Men's Sin-Pitch League request ~r "k -A" -k "k the place where there were ball they would have fixed a place which requires the width of the large lots with outbuildings lo- to hold a beer garden in conjunc- ALDERMEN have decided to games a few years ago. There for the kids to play first.There front of a lot to be at least 10 per cated well back from the houses tion with their July 31-Aug. 3 ball send one of their number to this was a back stop and a' few ben- is no playground up here now; cent of the total perimeter. in the 4900 block Mills neigh- tournament. The beer garden has year's E.C. Aviation Council an- chug. I don't know what hap- kids come from that apartment Five of the proposed 41 lots in bourhood. been a feature of this tournament nual conference in Pentieton. pened to all that. there, and from the East the Bench Developments sub- since 1987. Theme of the Oct. 1-4 gathering Before that there was the cul- Bench? - division off Thomas St. and three COUNCIL HAS agreed to ex- ~r -k -k 9r er will be Are You Prepared and de-sac around the corner of A child was sitting on the of Bud's Trucking's six-lot devel- tend closing time at the George THE CHILD Development speakers will include Judge North Eby where the kids used ned of the wooden block and opment at the head of Yeo St. did M. Little Park bandsliell for a Centre, Mills Memorial Hospital Mohansky, who reported on the to paly bail. still playing with the steering not meet that requirement. Riverboat Days event Celebra- Auxiliary and Terrace and Dis- Dryden crash, and novelist Arthur I remember them talking wheel among the rubble of the Rear and side yard setback re- tion in the Park takes place Satur- trict Community Services Society Halley. about that at council meetings; old playground equipment I quirements have been relaxed and day, Aug. 1 and Sunday, Aug. 2 (TDCSS) have now submitted Tourism and economic deveb they sold that and houses went went over there the other day the prohibition of constructing Music co-ordinator Karin Ljungh their requests for exemption from opment officer Peter Monteith up in there. I asked at the to warn children playing on top parking/loading facilities ones in asked the normal 9 p.m. shut "1993 city taxes, The auxiliary has been given the go-ahead to at- meeting, "What about the of those big mounds of dirt, as the required front yard space has down time for entertainers be ex- wants an exemption for its thrift .tend the Union of B.C. kids?" and I was told, "You it could come down and cover been waived for Lawrence tended to 10 p.m. on the Saturday shop on Lazelle while TDCSS Municipalities conference in don't have to worry about the them. They looked at me and I Stella's fourplex project at the evening. She also promised the has asked for the tax break it Vernon. Estimated cost of the trip kids, we set aside a place for know what they were thinking. corner of Walsh and Eby. music would end promptly at 10 rei:eives on the Lakelse Jr. is $1,000. them. It's off Skogund, on Where will there be a Meanwhile John and Dina Mai> Wilson." playground for them, and Cormac want the city to drop the It is still there today. The when? requiremeut it put in a paved water tank is at the back of it. By the way, that young man driveway adjacent to a picture Thieves steal flag display Heavy wires hang across it to a who talked to me by the tennis frame shop they propose to con- power pole with a big brace on court property said, "You struct on their Cramcr St. proper- TERRACE -- A special display ever, than one of the 10 flags was Pointing out the store is a 24- it. It doesn't look like a safe know, I wasone of the kids ty. The couple point out the 2800 of Petrocan flags at Copperside I stolen, Moore said. The thefts hour operation and one of the place for children to play. who played bai/in Use cul-de- block of Cramer is still gravel and in Thornhill was short-lived. continued at the rate of one a pole re|its was visible to the I have never seen anyone in sac. I know what it feels like it's not clear what the final level Thieves cleaned them out night, she added. store's closed circuit television there except people who attend when-,~you .lose .your of the street will be if and whcu it within a week of the display Even installing clamps so the camera, Moore added, "they (the to the water:tank. That is:the i~iaygioan~i, I h0pe,ihey fix is paved. going up, explained store man- remaining ensigns couldn't be thieves) were pretty bold" '. story of that paly ground. one,here for the kldsY Also seeking a variance are Eva ager Liz Moore. removed without using a screw- Moore hoped news of the theft I went over to the tennis' Well, S6 do II ~ Kerby and Gary Webb. They It consisted of two, five-pole driver didn't help. might cause local parents noticing court property the other day, I sincerely, ; want to position a new ga- units placed at ground level and Sometime during the night of the recent addition of a Petrocan got talking to a young man Dorothy smith rage/storage shed at the back of at the edge of the lot. July 14-15 the remaining six flags flag to a child's bedroom wall to

their lot rather than within five No sooner were they up, how- -- clamps and all -- disappeared. ask questions. I I I I I I III i urinking The police have a new mil " More news weapon. ~I~ IIl i ~';] ~': Keep your eye on Chan- Many countries now It is a small machine to Im~J //~ i ~~ nel 10. beam. news shows to a test drivers. It tells police [ ./"-/~ Hi: ~~ There soon could be satelhte ...... ' The if a driver has been drink- ~ ~~ ,any news shows onit, Those Who haveadish ing. 1 Ipm-~i~ ~ii ~~i. The news will come that can pickupsatellites People blow into the 1 •;~ ~li '~/ '~ " from around the world. ' can then see the shows. start machine. The machine [] i ~ ~ And it will be in many In the picture are Nor- has ltghts. 1 '%- ~. :;~%: ~:-~]i~ foreign languages, bert Ha~ig, Jane DIckson ,@~.,.: , .~ ,, ,, ~ • . , . ~ , ...... If there is a red light, the ~ ~'~ ~1 ] Countries include and Mann J0sey. driver can be taken to the ~:~.' ~":. ~ I Germany, Iran, Vietnam,:. They' are,,," " helping ' to RCMP station. ]~~ ~~ Egypt, Israel, France'and; bring thel/:neWs shows The Start is for people They will then take a learning how to read, regular breath test; I I ir 'rll ill "i ...... [ Y I [: " '[ ..... I "I "-i ...... " """~ i'' ~i i '= ..... '~- - II II Page A6 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 USINESS REVIE_W__ ENTALS Call Us TodayFor Complete RentalRate Information

I ! Graduates finish course COLUMBIA AUTO HAOS TERRACE -- Sheila Bolton 3779 River Drive 635-5717 needed no prompting to take an 11-month course that's the first of its kind offered outside the lower mainland. "I jumped at the chance to fur- ther my education," said BoRon, who last week graduated from a native public administration pro- gram held at Ki.'tsumkalum. Financed by the federal govern- ment and developed by the Na- tive Education+ Centre in Van- couver, the program offered two semesters of+training in business, financial + and administrative areas. ' ~ ' It's designed to prepare students for junior managerial or adminis- trative positions. For Bolton, the program has al- SOREBUDGET ready meant a job offer from the highways ministry. She spent a four-week practicum at the minis- try. Bolton last year completed a tourism development course, also ICAL offered at Kitsumkalum. "I'd like to continue my educa- IDS tion. The Native Education Only: Centre could offer a law course and when that comes up, I'd like READY FoR a new career is Sheila Bolton. She and 16 others graduatea trom a puu uc UUlllllll~l.l~t- O0 to take that," she said. tion program held for the past 11 months at Kitsumkalum. Bolton finished a practicum with the high- PER INCH A 1983 graduate of Caledonia ways ministry and has accepted a job there. )LOURS TO Secondary School, BoRon lives at Kitsumkalum with her husband Weegar, its co-ordinator. The 16 graduates also spent two They are Anthony Adams, FROMr Marge Adams, Sylvia Adams, Al- s Aug. 31 and one daughter. "We offer courses in business weeks at UBC learning about lan Bolton, Mark BoRon, Patricia community managemenL She's had one previous business communication, native legal is- Bolton, Sheila BoRon, Trudy For your FREEconsultation call: exposure, serving as an Avon rep- sues, business math, accounting, A second such course will start this September and finish next Hanson, Dorothy Homer, Venmn resentative and assistant district two computer courses -- one in Homer, Sandra Johnston, Isabel LINK WINDOW COVERING manager for five years. each semester," he said. July. Mowatt, Christine Munroe, Carol Weegar ,teaches two courses The 16 graduates were The public administration pro- honoured at grad ceremonies last Sam, Sharon Stevens and 635-4444 gram recognizes the reality of na- and brings in local teachers for Friday. Geraldine Wesley. tive self.government, says Tom the others. duced. TERRACE -- A local photog- ~. -A..R ~ 9r rapher has had a picture chosen as Grain shipments through the part of an exhibit travelling .OUT ANDABOUT ports at Prince Rupert and Van- across the province. couver are up a combined 21 per Jan Roders of Jan's Photog- cent over those of last year. raphs and Gallery entered "Dear old fridge to B.C• Hydro and was $27 million for the second quarter Of this year, compared to a $5 As of mid June, Prince Rupert Diary," a photo of a girl writing •paid $50. itself handled 60, 927 grain cars. in her diary underneath a tree. She then bought a new, energy million loss for the same period in 1991. That's an increase of 15.1 per The photograph was accepted efficient fridge and qualified for a cent compared to the same period for judging in the annual salon'of see0nd rebate of $35. Although the company's North the Professional Photographers Old fridges must be in working American market showed im- in 1991. provement over first qua]'ter To date, Prince Rupert has Association 0f British Columbia. order, says local B.C. Hydro handled 4.8 million tonnes of More than 250, photographs . +Power. Smart representative Lor- results, there Were poorer result s ,+grain• - - , :were entered in hopes of being rallie~CrlSU~"?~, ; ~..+ '.q + ".~'. + wnne aemana mr ammmum ~gel+cted fdg fli+'!tfiiL,elling "e~hibi- They are~p:(:~ed up at a per- The provincial government is :riot...... son's home and taken to Van- remains stable, the excess supply of primary, aluminum on world freezing the number of cold beer Acceptance of a photograph in couver where the freon is and wine stores. the exhibition gives its creator removed and metal parts markets is keeping prices and margins under pressure," said Only those applications filed as .merits which may be applied recycled. of July 8 will be processed, toward the designatiott of Fellow B.C. Hydro recently added a Alcan chairman and chief execu- tive officer David Morton. attorney-general Colin Gabel- of the Assoeiati0n. seeond rebate -- worth $70 -- to mann said last week. ~r ~r ~r ~r ~r its energy efficient ~idge pur- Average prices per tonne of Alcan-produced primary ingot Beer and wine stores were first A Thornhill resident is the chase program if the new ap- permitted in 1985 and a target 100th petson' in the northwest to products declined this second pliance meets higher standards, figure of 200 set in 1988. take advantage of a PoWer Smart quarter over the same period in said Crist. There are now 236such stores refrigerator recycling program in- 1991. But Alcan has also cut its pro- in theprovince and applications traduced this spring• Alcan Aluminium Ltd. reported pending for another 54. Heather Wiltzen turned in her a consolidated net loss of (U.S.) duction costs for each tonne pro- -,..-+ Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital THERE'SACOLD HEARTED I " ne~ds ? sile, nt partn.er ., Foundation 4720 Haugland Ave., THIEF IN YOURHOME. [ o,- ,,y,,vld Terrace, B.C. V8G 2W7 WE'LL GIVE YOU $50" TO TURN IT IN. D~sre v~ces°f Athoughtful way to remember is with an In Memoriam gift to It's lurking outside the back door. Or in the shadows of the ~sional. the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation. Donations are basement. It's the humming, whirring, clicking, old second grow yot;rfi;wn bUS!hess. ~ Jr:st+ call us .an d :see gratefully accepted at the above address, the Terrace Fire refrigerator. And it's robbing you of cold cash - an I We ,,ff~,r lo?n ~ a!Id .~cnture I ~l,,.t.w,, ,,a, ,to for yon," Dept. on Eby Steet or please contact Helene McRae at old inefficient second fridge can cost you up to 63"5-5320. Income tax receipts are available. $100 a year to run. I : + |~lems, Manager .. ,. WE'LL COME AND GET IT. We can take the problem off your hands. We'll pick up your old operating fridge (10 cu. ft. to 24 cu. ft. size) free of charge, dispose of it in an environmentally [~1~~[~[~ Canadi~~uefildllralo~ Development Bank dedivoloppamont ...... ~ safe manner and send you a Cool $50. This program is a Power Smart [~[~] [~[~t:~ initiative from B.C.Hydro, The Refrigerator Buy-Back Program - currently available in selected areas - will be expanding region by region, and should be available throughout the province by September, 1992. To register in the Program, call the Refrigerator Buy-Back Hot Line toll-free 1-800-663-CASH (2274). i

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! .... i ...... Re/Max's newest listing lo- A VIEW SUCH AS THIS' Cated at 4502 Cedar Crescent Deserves to be seen. Joyce EX. • . ;,,;,.~,~, . . : is a must to see. This quality CLUSIVE - $189,900. ~35-2697 ~. I home contains 4 bedrooms and QUIET STREET IF IT'S LOCATIONYOU WAHT! CaB me, Family home in a quiet cul. Tired of bungalows? Then check out WATCH FOR THE BALLOON! BETTER KNOWNAS 'CHANGES' a spacious ensuite with shower de-sac on the Bench. Near schools this 1,325 sq.ft, post and beam 4 I JUST LISTED Open House Saturday, July 25, 1992. i The GREAT CONDITION. PLUMBING - WIRING and town. Priced at $109,900. Call off 0f the master bedroom. bedroom home on the Bench, Listed Cozy 2 bedroom home, complete with 2:00 - 4:00 pm & HEATING less than 4 years old. UPPER John now at 638-1400. Exclusive i separate dining area is great for by Dick Evans at $109,900, MLS a dining room and fireplace in the liv- 4124 Anderson Street LEVEL: large country kitchen, 2 good siz- i entertaining and there's plenty ing room. This home needs to be seen 1,500 sq.ft, 5 brms, n.g. Excellent ed brms, large LIR with bow window, 4 " to be appreciated. Call Edka to view. layout. Drop inl Gordle Sheddan in at- I of room for the kids in this KALUM LAKE HOMESTEAD pce. bath LOFT: open area plus bedroom. LARGE HOME Check the potential. Two separate lots ap- = tendance. Listed at $113,500, MLS BASEMENT: separate entrance; only I'spacious (14.5'x13') family minor chanoes needed to change hair. Clean family home with large lot, 2 prox. 4.5 acres each with frontage on DEVELOPERSSHOW HOME garages, trple paved driveway, storage Imom or 11.5'x25' games Kalum Lake. 6 bedroom country style APPEALING PRICE dressing shop into 1 bedroom suite. SUP- FOR SALE PLEMENT Y0UR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS• shop for boat or R.V. Call John on this one I room, ~plus a bathroom is Id- home, barn, shop and garage on Lot B. 25 for this 960 sq.ft, home in the Horseshoe. • priced at $109,000. eated just around the corner. minute ddve on paved road. Price reduced List Price $134,500 Less than a year old, 2x6 construction. 2 Garage. Only $98,500 MLS. Call Joyce to $114,900. MLS Call Dick Evans, Factory Rebate 3,300 brms & rec room, large kitchen. Also 1 Rndlay 635.2697. ~ Both the livingroom and the Net Price $131,200 brm suite rents for $400 per, mpnth. , ACREAGE ,~ includes: dbl garage, full bsmt,.3~pc "On• ENJOY YOUR MOUNTAIN"VIEW~iii family room offer the coziness ~, II1 ~o~a.roa Oi Kalum~al~ei)rive &,.Dover L sled at $109 O00. EXCL. No GST, Call i ,~[:CLOSE, ~O'SCHOOLSI;', '~;:,;', bf aifireplaee;.but you!il proba-~ suite, oat~ kitchen, 'quality interior doors, F(o~ the large'/ea~"'~decl~"of"~,hl~ s'O~er' 3 bedroom tamly home n the Horseshoe Rd: '' ' ~ '~..... ' '~; 'Marvin' windows, landscaped yard, con- bungalow in Mountain' Vista subdivision. I! bly b*e i0asty warm with ~t'lie 77 acres.S54,000 78 acres.$52',O00 area. Near all schools and downtown crete driveway. Call Erika for complete DUPLEX UNDER CONSTRUCTION Very well built - good layout, Eating area area. 3 bedrooms, 1V= baths. Carpoit and Contact Dick Evans. lecon0mical natural gas heat. If details. EXCL On Mills St., 880 sq.ft, per unit. 2 brms, in kitchen, plus dining area. 2 baths, paved drive; L Pricedat $128;600, i Call LIGHT INDUSTRIALCORNER walk-thru closet. Built.In appliances. | you're a family with plenty of MOBILE HOME LOT n.g., 70x197 ft. lot, elficlent Iloor plan. John for more in ormaUonat 638.1400, On Highway 16 East, town side of new Ideal for the owner/occupisr. Contact Got. $119,900 MLS. Jeyce Flndlay at EXCLUSIVE ~ ~ ":: ..... ; Ivehicles, you'll enjoy the extra bridge. Over V= acre. $99,000. Call Dick 75 X 100, 3986 Mist Street die for all details. EXCL. 635.2697 |paved parking, ideal for an Evans, $15,000. MLS _ I Riv,, boat or second car. Call ]John Evans now and he'll ar- | range for:your private showing ! as!s00n as' possible. 638-1400 -I experience in I ~?~ I iI or cvdtfiilgs 638-8882. 635-2697 " "'~"'.~i" ioyce flndlay J 1

!i ~i 1in5 CANADIANS " ;,:.:j::~~l IlUUIIT IIRflbn ~1 Just minutes from Terrace off 01d SHOWPIECE HOME CAN'T ~| Rome Road. This three bedroom 2000 sq.ft, split.leve!~o;no in top ~1~i~| home is situated on 4.88 acres. The location, featjJ~ll I"~bedrooms "~L~i~I~]| property is all 'set up for keeping upstairs, l~;]l~ ~tq~milyroom, BREATHE 1~_~~4i~ttalllr/~l horses. There are two fenced vaulted ceill~,eJ~.,.s-k~lights and many is 5000 sq.lt. All floors have 10 It. Situated on large lot, just outside ci- extras. $184,500. Exclusive ceilings• All restaurant equipment is ty llmitsl Well priced at $55,000 I" 1% storey Log Home )astures,a ridingarena, a barn,and 1,300 sq. ft. Rancher I ...... ~_ ..... otherathnr necessary structures justlust RENTAL UNIT IN THORNHILL PROPERLY included. Vendor may lease back MLS N, Gas Heat ] Full basement perfect for four horses, Exclusive restaurant. MLS $650,000 Two - 2 bedroom and a 1 bedroom VERY CLEAN sg4,600,00 I $129,900,00 $125,000, unit wllh ground level basement But you can Ten year old three bedroom mobile TRAILER IN located on Dobhie Street. Lot is MAIN STREET INVESTMENT with separate laundry room in well Saturday, July25/92 WOODLANDHEIGHTS landscaped and a carport is attach. i:; ii ! beat the odds Commercial Building on 4600 block maintained mobile home park. 12:30 - 4:00 p.m. Well.kept 14x52 ft., 2 bedroom • ed to the end unit. Exclusive, Lakelse. Lower level currently leas- Refrloerator, stove, washer, and JOE BARBOSA & LYNDA BOYCE IN ATTENDANCE mobile home, wood stove within. DOWNTOWNCOMMERCIAL on lung disease. ed. 2,600 sq.ft, main level and dryer are included, Also has a 6x42 sulated chimney located .in the llv. 1800 sq.ft, on the upper level. addition consisting of foyer and Ing room, Fridge, stove, washer, OPPORTUNITY Natural gas fired hot water, heat. solarium, MLS$18,500. BUILT WITH PRIDE PRIME INVESTMENT This unique parcel fronts on four Modern 2 storey home, quality dryer, and living room drapes Includ. Excellent holding propertyl MLS ed in price. Asking $24,900, downtown streets and is divided throughout, over 1200 sq.lt, on ACREAGE down lhe centre by a 16' alley, $149,500 Fronting on the KlUmat Highway in HAIR SALON - main, European style kitchen, PRICED LOW FOR Covering an area approximately ceramic tile on kitchen & dining Thornhill, over 91 acres of treed THORNHILL - MUST SELLI view property. Great western view QUICK SALE 186'x200'~ ihe total package con, An established 8 station beauty room floors, twin seal windows, en. Two bedroom 12x48 mobile and s sts ors klots, three fronting on ~: I : i ¸i! suite, concrete Surfaced sundeck, overlooking Ferry Island, Sleeping HIGHWAY FRONTAGE salon in Terrace's downtown core. is Beauty, and the Skeena River; and 12x20 garage, fenced and shaded Park Ave, and three fronting on/i Zoned highway commercial, vinyl siding, double garage, and your w ndow to a.terriflc business only minutes from downtown Ter. yard, in well maintalnedmobile Lazelle Ave that can be purchased ii ii!i !ii i !;!ii Located on the highway access opportunity.., at a great pdcet lower floor finished with 4th home park. Vacant, quick posses- separately or aS a package, Four road, providing high visibility and bedroom, family room, 3 pce bath, race. Possibility of Iricorperating the Almost all of the stock and supplies luture sub.division with the propos. sion. Four appliances included. MLS homes provide ievenue. For further easy access. 72 acre parcel. are included at the reduced price of, laundry room and toyer, Asking information, call todayl MLS d $139,500...onty 1 V4 yrs old. MLS ed sewer system for ThornhilL $59,900. $20,000 MLS. i iiii i! i Support advanced ,,: CT;~~" " ~search and province- w~de communityeducation programssponsored by ~ ',~ i I ¢ your Lung,~ssociation.'.- • ~,~~"~ ~ ~ i ii i!! ,i); : i~ :!i i!' ' Lynda Royce Sylvia Griffin Cam Simon Ben Redden Christel Godlinski IN Joe Barbosa B.C. Lung Association Rusty LJungh 638-1073 Ralph Godllnskl (R.I.B.C.) 635-5604 635-9549 638-1915 ' i. Box34009,St~donD 635-4950 635-5754 635-5397 Vancouver, B,C. V6J 4~2Z 638-0484 (Adverthing space donated by thls publication) Page A8 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1 992 EA S A

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Senior Citizens 'receive :: ...... : _ HORSESHOEsq.It._LOCATION EXECUTIVE HOME 1290 70xll 5 lot A new executive home with 3103 10% off menu prices sq.lt, of super quality finishing. 5 - 4 bedrooms -- NIG heat JUST LISTED (Specials exempt) CUTE & COZY HOME AND SHOP - In.law suite bedrooms, 3 baths, double Garage With 1152 sq.ft, of living space in Asking $124,900 MLS - 1050 sq.ft. - 65x118 lot and many more fine features, Call very attractive 2 bedroom home on CiTY CONDO - 2 bedrooms - V~ basement private location on ,6 of an acre. A 2 bedroom condominium ceramic excellent condition, three Shaunce for more information. MLS bedrooms, on a 75' x 200' lot with a PROPERTIES: Asking $89,900 MLS This home is in immaculate condi- tiled kitchen and bathroom, oak Check out these vacant properties MOBILE IN TOWN - tion and not one to be overlooked. cabinets, built.in dishwasher, 18' x 26' shop, this is a Great house for the home mechanic. Call for sale; EXECUTIVE HOME Monday to Friday Call Gordie Olson for your appoint- natural gas fireplace and patio. Also Kofoed Dr. (.98 acre) $98,000 Executive home located on quiet REDUCED! ment to view. Priced at $79,900 enjoy covered parking, security In- Shaunco for more information, 12x68 - 3 bedro~, raised living 7 a.m.- 8:30 p.m, $67,500 EXCLUSIVE Clole & Kirkaldy (136xl 55) bench area above the arena com. MLS tercom, fire alarm systems and $14,500 plex. Over 1500 sq,ft, on the main room, addition and sundeck, new Saturday 8 a.m.-'4 p.m. taundff facilities, This one won't Cedarvitle (38 acres) $29,500 floor, spacious living room with vinyl skirting and improvements, PRIME ACREAGEIN TOWN last long,, Give Ted a call HOWl FAMILY HOME and with fridge & stove included, very attractive 6.89 acres In prime Located in the Horseshoe, close to M0untalnvlew (,31 acre) $17,000 fireplace, large kitchen with Sunday 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. Listed at $62,500. EXC, Call Shaunce for more information. breakfast area. Two bedrooms up, Located in Sunny Hill Mobile Home location in the Horseshoe. Property schools, we have this fully finished Court. Asking $17,500. Call Laurie. Is zoned RI and may be suitable for EXTRAI EXTRAI basement home, Fireplaces in living MLS one down, Garage plus carport. For residential lot subdivision. Call Gor- :(ocm and rac room, Dining room. more information and your appoint. CALL US ABOUT IT! UNIQUE HOME, meat call Jim. MLS BRANDHEWn die Olson for more information. Pric- Truly one of Terrace's finest homes. Five bedrooms, 2Vz baths. Carport, And waiting for you is this two story located in ed at $130,000 MLS 68x131 lot, Call Jim for your ap. IMMACULATE CONDITION This home offers 2250 sq.ft, of liv. if something different is on your list, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY home nearing completion In choice Ing space on the main floor plus a ~/4 peintment to view this home priced Excellent building lot close to the Horseshoe subdivision. This home the at $104,900. MLS. this is a must to view. Hip roof STILL AVAILABLEOH basement, It also features 7 design with cedar vaulted ceiling, downtown core. The property Is ap. offers a family room, kitchen with THE BENCH bedrooms, living room, dining room,: BUILDING LOTS large Iolt area in upper storey with proximately one acre in size and breakfast area, separate dining Don't miss your opportunity to pick family room, rec room, 4 Located on the Bench, close to two •large bedrooms, country kit- fronts onto Lazelle Avel and Park room, four bedrooms upstairs and up a lot with full underground ser- bathrooms, N/G hot water heat, at. school, we have listed these 3 level chert cabinets, five 'appliances. Ave. Zoning is R-3 which will allow 2Vz baths. Natural gas heat. Double vices in a quiet location, Call Gordie taehed garage, workshop and much, building lots. Each is 60 ft. plus by Situated on a large lot in town close for construction of a 25.42 unit garage. Call Jim today for more In. Olson for your appointment to view. much more, For more information or 142 ft. Car today about these lots to schools and hospital. Asking apadment building. For more Infer. formation on this home priced at Only $21,9DO Exc, your personal appointment to view pdced from $21,500 MLS $98~g. maUon call Hans, MLS . , $161,900. MLS call Hans, MLS S UMBER

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Tickets Available At: =gr House of Simoighets, 8enson Optical, Northern Drugs, Sheffield & Son, Northern Health ,,,,g Care, West End Chevron, East End Chevron, Agar Red & White, B & G Grocery, Wayside Grocery, Terrace Shell & C/W, Hilltop Grocery, Arthur Wilson, Copperside III, Rhoda Seymour, Kitselas: Gloria Morven, NNB; Riverside Grocery, Thornhill; Gitlakdamix Youth " \ Group, New Aiyansh; Roberta Clayton, New Aiyansh; Ron Sampare, Greenville: Wayne Tail, Greenville and Merci Moore, Canyon City. MAIN FLOOR PLAN 2S0 p SO. FT. (INCLUDINg 1144 S0,FT. IN-m.AM JUIT¢I Call 638-8137 for more info. Fashionable UPPER FLDOR PLAN liE"# SO,FT, two storey PROUD SPONSOR OFTHE c'rv features fully OLYMPICTELECAST • finished ran-law sumte By M. Tynan Verne Ferguson Finally, a stylish home 635-3339 LAKELSE LAKE PROPERTY designed to comfortably - Double lot Hwy 37 side bordered by accommodate today's McBride & First Ave. Close to lake shore. modern family and their 130xl 72 uncleared. $19,900. Call Olga - 90x183 West Side, one back from in-laws, Lake front. $18,000 Call Olga. +,L~..,-'~E:'el AFFORDABLEHOME An 844 square foot Friendly Thornhill home offering real l!ii ii•!/ - Uncleared lot on Beam Station Dr, quiet cul-de-sac. Not frontage but view ot lake warmth• Quiet street, great family area, suite, set conveniently MOBILE HOME gas heat, 3 BR/1-4 pce. bathroom & 4 Evan Young "alongside' the adjoining. from l.ot is an added..plus..Adj, lot may -DARLIHG'ON DOBBIE also be purchased. Call Evan or Olga. To be moved from property. New NIG. fur- pce. ensuite. Near schools, bus, 638.1273 main floor are, features a Brenda Erickson Cute A-I~rame home on large fenced lot. 2 nace & H.W, tank. 12x20 addition is 2x6 Workshop for the handy man. At this price - Acreage just off Beam Station Road. B/B, large LR with open design to kitchen. private entrance, spacious 638-1721 Power available soon. 18.5 acres. Only construction. Call Verne, • Call Newt Priced at $62,400, Evan Great starter home for asking price of Young, 638-1273. room sizes, an efficient $24,500 EXC. Verne. $42,500. MLS Brenda kiteheu layout, and access SOUTHSIDE PROPERTY RURAL PROPERTY to a shared utility. - 1.98 acres on Haugland, cleared, -- 36 acres Rosswood nrea. Creek runn. levelled and ready to build. $35,000, Call ing through, view of Wesach Mtn. ONLY The main layout offers a $30,000. Call Evan. contemporary layout Evan or 01oa. - 1.98 acres on Haugland, uncleared. -- 10.48 acres Rosswood are, unfinished suited to provide a com- $25,000. Call 01ga, house and cabin. $25,000. Call Olga or Diana Wood fortable, living environ- - 3 adjacent lots .33' opposite Pac. Nor. Evan. EXCELLENT REVENUEHOME 635-6236 ment for a good sized Steve Cook them Gas. $28,900. May be rezoned to THORNHILL MOBILE HOME 638-0047 In Horseshoe area. 3 BIB up and 3 down, residential. Call Olga or Evan. On 75x100 lot, fenced yard, wired & • . i'". :L'.'.'.:" family. Enter into a large Fruit hearing trees and paved driveway. - 150x206.9 cleared on Skeena St. BENCH PROPERTY heated shop, 12.x12 shed. Call Yeme. foyer. To the right, a M.L.S. Ric, 635.6508 $17,000. Also Large uncleared $17,000. -- Acreage on Willow Creek Dr., sin,ken living room fea- HORSESHOE PROPERTY Call 01ga. uncleared power on site. N.G. & water • . • @ • , tures a corner bay wiudow Choice lot on Oejong Cres. One of the - 1.03 acres on Braun St. $16,000. Call available. Has'driveway & site cleared for and a cozy fireplace. The largest lots in the subdivision backing on. 01ga. house, Call Olga or Evan. to the park. Exc. Call Verne -- Woodland Park uncleared acreage. dining room, up one riser, Gently sloping terrain. Minutes from city offers ample room to set THORNHILL PROPERTY THE RE~JLTS PEOP! limits. Call Evan or Olga. 75x109 lot in Thornheiohts. $19,000. LARGE FAMILY HOME COME IN AND SEE OUR REALSCOPE -- John's Road- 2 lots, quiet St., view ol Ric White up a good sized dining Located in Thornhill. Fenced yard, deck & 01ga Power Call Olga. Also Churchill Dr. cleared lot, OOARDS, WE DISPLAY HOMES mtns west of Terrace. Evan or Olga. suite, and provides access pool. Exclus{ve. Olga 635.3833. 635-6508 N rural atmosphere, $18,900. Call Olga. PROFESSIONALLY! to a covered veranda. The 635-3833 • cook iu the family will en- joy a gourmet kitchen ,complete with ample cup- board and counter space, a large walk-in pantry, and a bayed out breakfast area. A spacious sunken family room has a fireplace and sliding glass doors which lead out to a covered patio a rea. Upstairs, all bedrooms are a good size. The BBF' THINKING OF BUILDINGLOTS: master is particularly im- SIHGLE & FAMILY DUPLEX ~. .-' ~ • prcssive, featuring his and 2605 Kenney $16,500 SELLING YOUR 5002 MeDeek $17,000 hers walk-iu closets and a 4832 Graham $18,000(offers) four piece ensuite with a HOUSE? 2205 Evergreen $18,500 raise soaker tub. 2207 Pear $16,500 GORGEOUSTWO List with us and you may 5236 Haoghland- 2 acres $29,500 Plans for U-806 may INSTANTLY APPEALING Call Joy for more info BEDROOM MODULAR be on your way to CONVENIENT & be obtained for $595 for Less than a year old. Decorated In and very affordable is this totally .., NOW - POSSESSION a package of five com- today's bright and modern colours renovated mobile home, situated in LOTS AND ACREAGE AUG. 1st - $50,500 AFFORDABLE plete sets of working this modular has so much to offer ower ThornhUI close to schools. All MEXICO! 4 lots • 3506 Sparks zoned multi Mobile home on fenced lot includes three bedroom condominium located appliances Included. $16,300. Take' family, $24,900 each MLS. 4635 in town. New vinyl siding, 2V= prints and $59 for each including Nat gas heat, built.in Commencing May 26th. when you washer, dryer, fridge, stove, sound system, track lighting, Immediate ossession. Call Jo Park zoned commercial $34,500 microwave, air conditioner• New bathrooms, Within easy walking list your home or property with NRS MLS, Rosswood • 150 acres with distance to the mall. Call Dave now additional set of the breaktast bar, skylight in kitchen as your name will automatically be roof, new Nat gas heat & hot water, same plan. Allow $15 ex- well as oak cabinets. An added A•Frame cabin $44,500 MLS. spare bedroom, guest room and lots for more details, Asking $53,900 entered in the Rosswond - 160 acres with water MLS tra to cover the cost of bonus of a sundeck and garden sh. of storag~ space. Phone now for an ed make this modular an attractive rights $35°000 MLS. For more in. appointment, all offers will be con- postage and handling buy at $54,900 MLS, Call Suzanne MEXICAN formation on these or others call sldered. EXCL, call Sheila, Dave. (B.C. residents add ap- for an appointment to view anytime. QUALITY HOME HOLIDAY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYiN plicable sales tax to plan 635.6142 or 638-8198. Built in a quiet area on a no.thru SPECTACULARCUSTOM QUEEN CHARLOTTEISL. total)(All Canadian resv street, 2x8 construction, 4 CONTEST BUILT RANCHER SPACIOUS STARTERHOME In Port Clements, 2760 sq.ft. 2 dents add 7% GST to LIGHT INDUSTRIALLOTS bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 family featuring over f500 sq,fl, on the Three bedroom double wide on a full' storey building with ocean view, of. Two good size lots consisting of. rooms, oak cabinets in large kit. For TOP VALUE and basement 1230 sq,ft•, 2 full fers many possibilities, Presently plan total plus postage main, Has been built with privacy in almost ~h of an acre located close chen, eating area, separate dining QUALITY PERFoRMANCE mind and offers a spectacular view bathrooms, new flooring in living set up as a restaurant on the main and handling). to town. Surrounded by established room, bay window in living room, put the NRS System and marketing of the Thornhelghts area. This love. room, dining and kitchen. Patio door floor with an Engineering firm ren- This is one of our new businesses these are level and with" Home is on double lot that can be team to work for you. For complete ly home is sure to please even the off dining room, Lots of potential in ting the upstairs offices, Listed at a little clearing would be ready for subdivided, good garden soil and the basement. For more details call $69,500 for a quick sate, Call Joy. designs. Many innova- details contact Shella, Wanda, most discriminating buyer. For an development. Offered for $64,000 lots el fruit trees, Call Wanda for ap- 0crick, Cave, Joy, Suzanne or John. appointment 1o view, carl 6uzanne. , Dave qow. Asking $09,900 MLS tive plans are now avail- MLS, Call Suzanne tor more details. pointment to view. $154,500 MLS i able in our NEW Two Storey plan catalogue for $13.65 Including postage and ~ handling and 7% GST. Please make all che- ques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard au- thorizations payable to: Wanda Walberg Sheila Love John Currie Joy Dover Dave Reynolds Suzanne Gleason Oerlok Kennedy Terrace Standard Plan 635,3042 635.3734 636.3004 of the Week, 13659 - 635-9598 635-7070 635-3126 638.8198 108th Avenue, Surrey, B.C. V3T ZK4. PRUDEN & CURRIE (1976) LTD. 4650 LAKELSE AVE. 635-6142 i ii Page AIO - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 CORRECTION

Re: July Circular Vol. 25 No. 30 Just wh at do you tl'ink? The Clearasll Sensitive Daily TERRACE ~ Council will next He said responses obtai.t~'c vey is a reflection of the general Facewaeh which is Included in the week get a look at a draft from the wide-ranging question- population." Monteith proposed travel bag should read 25 ml. questionnaire proposed by the naire will give council a clear pic- carrying out the telephone survey We'apologize for any Inconve- city's tourism and economic de- ture of what residents regard as during September. nience this error may have caused velopment officer. priority items and the direction in Council has asked Monteith to our customers. Noting "more and more resi- which they want to see the city submit a draft of the question- dents are demanding a greater say go. naire to its ,next meeting, Mon- in the governing of their towns," Given there are approximately day, July 27. Peter 1V[onteith has suggested 3,500 households in Terrace, he polling a random sample of local said a sample of 339 people residents might be one way to "would give us reasonable con- acliieve that. fidence that the results of the sur- TRAVEL TAL | ,t TRAVEL TIPS OPEN PiT sewer drew the nealm mlnlstrys att~HUUH tu *" Additions To Your Bag... You mightinclude a ~ | construction camp south of Meziadin last week, Chevallier detergent for"do-it-yourself" laundry, How about a Construction of Kelowna has been ordered to improve travel alarm clock, sunglasses, suntan lotion, spot',~ sanitary and sewer disposal conditions at the camp. Tahltan Nation remover, a manicure set, and a sewing kit furor.. emergencies? ~/ However, think again before you include your fine - Company given jewelry or priceless heirlooms in your bag. It maybe a Development better idea to keep them in your safe deposit box. i, ~

"Do Not Pack-ables"... Tickets, necessary travel g ?"J. s' documents and prescribed medicines should accom- ~-&~, clean up order Corporation pany you on your person. Or keep them in a carry-on ---- .( TERRACE ~ Health in- Sewage was being dumped in bag, where they are available, with a minimum of in- j speetors have ordered a corn- an unapproved open pit 12 feet convenience and scuffling when you need them. pany to improve sanitary con- away from the kitchen, he said. Annual Travel-Condition Your Home.,. Keep it looking :~ ditions at its construction camp Although such pits are some- "lived-in" while you're away. A good idea is an TT- ~" just south of Meziadin. times allowed for extremely automatic timer that will turn the house lights on and The Camp,- operated by short periods of time, he said off at designated times. Stop all deliveries of milk, --J- r Chevallier Construction, was "twelve feet is not a sufficient 'Shareholders mail, newspapers or any other items that will pile up i# inspected for the first time last distance away" from a food and are a sure sign that you're not at home. You can ~--~I ~ week, said Ron Craig, the preparation area. fill out a card at the Post Office to halt the mail until, ~ ~.\ "~ Skeena Health Unit's senior He also said food transporta- you return. Leave a set of keys with' a neighbor' wh o I^ C;/'~~J environmental health officer. tion wasn't acceptable either. may be willing to check things out for you; things like "The camp went in without Food was being moved un- i the utilities, if you decide not to turn them off. Maybe ;~'~1 government approval," Craig refrigerated and unprotected in this neighbor will water your plants, too. ill~ said. "They didu't have ap- an open pickup truck in dusty Plan To Enjoy Yourself. After weeks of waiting 2g.J,,,, proved water supply, food conditions. and anticipating, resist the temptation to over-exert ~11~ premises or sewage disposal. "We 'find this type of thing the moment you arrive at your destination. But feel ~lp&/ We have begun the process to all too frequently," Craig Date: August 1, 1992 free to act like a "tourist". Ask questions of the peg- ~ ~,. get them in order." added. "Aal organization will pie you'll meet. Sample their lifestyle. Have fun! ,,y ~' The company was to have come into the region, do some T,me:- 1:00 pm sharp made changes prior to a re- work,, do it without approval, inspection a few days ago. and leave." Dease Lake Community Hall Craig said a health unit in- "They're in an area for such FIRST CHOICE TRAVEL spector told the camp operators a short time that quite often Dease Lake, B.C. to immediately boil all drink- they get missed byregular "FOR PEOPLE ing water or disinfect other government inspections be- GOING PLACES" F water. cause we don't patrol these He said Chevallier will be re- areas ~we simply don't have quired to get proper govern- the stsff for iL', 4736 LAKELSE AVENUE ment approval for the camp, He noted the health unit All full members of Tahltan TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1R6 which houses 12 to 18 eoyers the entire northwest workers. quarter of the province. ' Ancestry Welcome •Craig said his office is con- "When we do hear about it cerned about the camp's as we did in this case ~ we 635-2277 sewage disposal methods. look into it." it's A Party! '"YOU'RE INVITED TO A PARTY". Thursday 8:00 p.m. • MOUNT LAYTON HOTSPRINGSSPLASH DOWN LOUNGE WIN YOUR OWN T-SHIRT!

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WHAT'S UP The saga of the sternwheelers The Terrace Standard offers What's Up as a Riverboats plied the waters of Public service to its the Skeena at the turn of the readers and community century, supplying inland com- organizations. munities and feeding off the This column is intended Omineca and Cassiar gold rushes for non-profit organiza- until the railway made them ob- tions and those events for solete. To make the trip to which there is no admis- Hazelton, the boats had to pass sion charge. lhrollgh the treacherous Kitselas To meet our production Canyon upstream of Terrace. The deadlines, we ask that any following is an excerpt from Art Downs" book B.C. Yukon Stern- item for What's Up be wheel Days. submitted by noon 'on the FRIDAY preceding the C APTAIN JOHNSON issue in which it is to ap- was still in comtnand pear. of the Mount Royal For contributed articles, attd on the afternoon the deadline is 5 p.m. on of July 6 reached Kitselas Can- the preceding THURS- yon, a mile-long rock-studded DAY. chute 93 miles downstream from We also ask that all sub- Hazelton. missions be typed or Here the river splits into three printed neatly. channels, the rock outcrops acting JULY 18, 1992 -- The Skeena as a dam. A one-foot rise in river Valley Car Club will be holding level can raise water level five its reguaiar monthly meeting at feet at the head of the canyon, 7:30 pm on the corner of North Sparks and Hailiwell at the Ter- while fluctuation between high race Kin Hut. For more informa- and low water in the canyon tion call Doug at 635-4809 or reaches 60 feet. Only two of the Larry at 638-8746. three channels are navigable and NOVEMBER 14, 1992 -- The down them the vessels shot at full Dr. REM Lee Hospital Founda- speed to maintain steerageway. tion will be holding a Christmas As the Mount Royal approached Arts & Crafts Fair. Door prizes the center chant:el on her tragic and a raffle held. 40 craft tables available. Craft tables are now trip, a gust of wind spun her into oh sale and going fast. To book a a rock pillar called Ringbolt Is- table contact Debbie at 635-4601 land. evenings. The 10-knot current swung her ~r ~,k 9t ~ stern to the opposite bank, jam- WITH OVER 50 VOLUNTEER THE INLANDER bound for Hazelton lines its way up Kitselas "When the ship blew her whistle, everyone waved and cheered positions at a variety of com- ruing her crossways in the chan- Canyon. After a winter of isolation, arrival of the first boat in the and the dogs sat on their hind ends and howled. The ardval of the munity organizations to choose nel. Fortunately she held fast spnng was an excuse for celebration in upriver communities. boat meant fresh provisions and case eggs, and a fresh supply from, we can help yon find the while passengers and crew got volunteer opportunity to match "When we landed at Hazelton, the whole town -- whites, Indians og liquor for the Hudson's Bay stone cellar. your interests and skills, Visit ashore. and dogs -- were down to meet us," recalled Wiggs O'Neill. our office at 4506 Lakelse The vessel, meauwhile, creaked weekdays between 8:30 a.nt, and. and bucked as the water buffeted Maddigan. He had been washed while at tile Devil's Elbow the 4:30 p.m. Terrace Community Volunteer Bureau & Senoirs In- her, but seemed to be withstand- into the bilge when the vessel river flowed straight into a rock formation Access. ing the pressure, leading Captain capsized and although drenched bluff then veered abruptly right Book recalls the Johnson to believe that she could in grime and oil, was unhurt. -- a section unnerving to even EVERY MONDAY -- Terrace be saved. With 10 crewmen he "There must have been some Co.Dependents Anonymous the most seasoned travdlef. meets from 8-9 p.m. Call Karen ,returned aboard. air down there," George Little To aid stentwheelers in their 638-0707. In his book Steamboat Days on commented, after they had fight up the most turbulent rapids, ,k ,k ~ ,k st riverboat days the Skeena River, Wiggs O'Neill, chopped him free. ringbolts were attchored in the EVERY MONDAY at 5 p.m. who was associated with Skeena "I don't know about air,;' said canyon walls. With their cable ...... by Mike Steele Teen Survivors of Sexual This entire fascinating history Assault/Abuse .meet in Skeena sternwheelers for many years, the engineer, squeezing grease and steam capstan, the vessels For 100 years stemwheel of B.C.'s and the Yukon~s stern- Health Auditorium. Bea wrote: "The captain decided.that attd cylinder oil from his once hauled themselves up in a hand- steamers were the workhorses on 635-4042 or Tonee 635-4822 by running a cable throfigh a wheelers is available from (please contact first) white beard, :'but there was one over-hand manner, a procedure the ~rivem and lakes of B.C. and snatch block at the stem and up to hell of a lot ofwatert" the Yukon, even challenging the Heritage House in a new paper- EVERY WEDNESDAY.- the capstfiin on the bow he could storm-tossed coastal waters from back edition of thobook by Art Downs: British Columbia-Yukon Building Healthier Babies holds pull the stern back up and over Victoria north to Alaska then weekly groups for anyone that is Sternwheel Days. against Ringbolt Island. They got Residents of the small community of Kitselas at the can- around into the Bering Sea and up pregnant and would like infor- Stemwheel Days charts the mation on pregnancy, labour, her nicely started and it looked yon's mouth learned of the tragedy when hundreds of 2,000 miles of the Yukon River. century-long history of these parenting and everything inbet- promising wheu her king post pieces of wreckage floated downstream. From 1858 to the 1950s over wecnt It is a chance for you to ! unique vessels, Although; many talk with other pregnant women jumped off its footing in the hold 300 of the'fiat.bottomed vessels and also enjoy guest speakers. and went through her bottom. served generations of pioneers. In lives were lost in the flamboyant pioneer era of liquor by the barrel We provide a snack and would "She buckled in the middle, the l T WAS Captaitt J.H. known as lihing. It1 sections B.C. they plied all major rivers, be happy to pick you up. 1-2:30 strong current came over her where there were rapids but no including the Columbia, and.gold by the ton, the role 'the at Building Healthier Babies in Bonser who christened the Child Development Centre. guard and she rolled over bottom the 11 major rapids and rock to anchor a ringbolt, a dead, K0otenay, Thompson, Upperand sternwheelers played m opening Call 635-7664 for more info. up and broke in the middle..." canyons that laced the man was used. Lower Fraser, Nechako, Peace, and development of B.C,-Yukon Of those who returned aboard, six 180 miles of Skeena from The device was simply a log Skeena and Stikine. was critical. EVERY WEDNESDAY from 8 In stemwheel Days that history .8:00 p.m, Terrace Narcotics drowned, including the first of- tidewater to Hazeltmt. dug into the gravel at the head of The story of the stemwheelers Anonymous "Steps to fleer. In general he chose names the rapids attd attchored. From the is a saga rich in danger, daring comes alive, thanks to Downs' Recovery" meets at the Skeena One large chunk of hull which matched the temperament deadman downstream ran a cable and death, a tale filled with painstaking research and well Health Unit auditorium. For in- grotlnded on a bar. George Little, buoyed with a block of wood. catastrophic boiler explosions, over 200 sp!endid illustrations. fo. call 638-8117. of the Obstacle. (Mike Steele is a B.C. :book who later founded the commuuity At the Whirly Gig,. cross cur- Upstream bouttd vessels simply frequent fires, sudden sinkings EVERY WEDNESDAY at 8:00 of Terrace', and a companion rents shook a sternwheeler like picl~ed up the cable and lined and, fortunes lost in a matter of reviewer) p.m. Overeaters Anonymous at paddled over to the hull. themselves up the rapids. At the minutes. Women's Resource Centre. Call gravel in a prospector's gold pan; Terry 635-6446. They clambered aboard attd at the Hornet's Nest the vessel crest the buoyed cable was According to one skipper, sum- ~ ,/¢ ,k "k ~" were astonished to see a hand ran a gauntlet of boulders; Sheep dropped overboard where it marizing the safety of a stem- Seal pup EVERY WEDNESDAY at 7:00 wave from a hole in the planking. Rapids was a section where white floated downstream ready for the wheeler, "(she) may do well for p.m. in Sexual Assualt Centre. Female Survivors of Sexual It was the chief engineer, Ben water resembled galloping sheep; next vessel. passengers, but I wouldn't trust Assault/Abuse. Please contact Gus is Loreen 635-4042, HIGH DRAMA PARENTS IN CRISIS meets once a week. Contact Rosemarie just fine 635-6985. ,k ~, ,k ,k ,k ALCOHOLICS Gus the harbour seal pup of ANONYMOUS: Monday 8:30 Usk is going to cost his p.m. Anglican Church; Tuesday caretakers a fortune in fish tills 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church; summer. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.; Thursday 7:30 p.m. Hospital Psych Unit; Fortunately fish are "not in Friday 8:30 p.m. Kermode short supply at Gus' new ,home Friendship; Saturday 7:00 p.m. m the Vancouyer Aquarium.: Hospital Psych Unit (Ladies); Saturday 8:30 p:m. Hospital The baby, seal ~was found On Psych Unit; Sunday 7:00 p.m. the banks of the Skdena River Hospital Psych Unit (Meas). at Usk on Jfine 16 and was ~ "k 'k 'k 'k flown to Vaneouyer the next BCTV OFFERS TOURS: of its studios in Burnaby to families day. He was hungry when he and small groups. The tours run got there, but all indlcatioiis throughout the summer, Mon- now are that he's just flue. day to Friday at 12:00, 2:00, 4:30 and 6:00 pm. For more informa- "Gus is doing great," says tion or to schedule a tour, please Dennis Christen, a marine call Laura or Bob at 421-9451, mammal staff member at the •k ,k ~¢ .k ~r SELF HELP A.C.O.A. Knox aquarium. "lie's on solid food United Church cancelled. Call arid is gaining weight very Karen 638..0707 re: new group rapidly." starting June, Thurs. nights, Normally when a seal pup COME SING. Join the Terrace switches over to solid food, it Youth Community Choir. Ages takes tire nt a while to develop a 8-13 Monday evenings 6:15-8:00 taste for it, explained Christen. p.m. Phone 635-9649 or 638-1230 for more information. But Gus isn't your normal Limit of 40 singers. fussy eater. •k 9r'k ~ ~ "He really likes to eat," said SIGN LANGUAGE classes be- ing offered at Terrace Child Christen. "It's a rare sig~." Development Centre Wednesday "He wants that fish and he evenings. Phone 635.9388 for wants it now, and if your finger fur.ther information. YOUNG ACTORS practise a scene from Joan of Arc on formances by its other student painters, drawers, photog- gets in the way, too bad." VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for stage at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre as part of the Aurora Sum- raphers, actors and songwriters, "They have a great level of The aquarium plans to release Terraceview Lodge Pet Visita- mer Arts School's youth theatre arts workshop with Ed- energy," Eadle says of, his drama students. "They're incredib- Gus in a few months time if he tion Program. Once a month continues to gain weight, commlttment needed. Dogs only. monton's James Eadie, They'll go on stage here for a free ly eager," He teaches drama at the University of Alberta and for more info, call Tammy at public demonstration performance at 8 p,m. on Friday, July this year will begin teaching with the newly formed Alberta Between 25.30 harb0ur seal 635-3737 (days) or 798-2226 pups are found and taktht0:the (evenings). 24. The school's gala windup will feature exhibits and per- Theatre ArtsCentre, It's Eadle's third trip to Terrace, I I lllll i nqudrltml each yeai'. ~i=:." ;~

$ Page B2 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 Goodbye to Father, Sister Myth: 0nly crazy or sexually starved meo rape women; theiofore, one can r0cngnize someone who might be a rapist simply by looking at him. : Reality: Sexualassault is a crime of power, control and violencel It isnot caused by be. Ing sexually starved. Studies and psychological testing overwhelmingly reveal that "Here 'n 'rapists' are ordinary'normal' men; therefore, they cannot be spotted In a crowd. There" / TERRACE VICTIMS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM by Yvonne Moen 638-0333 or 638-1111

/ Sister Ann MeLoughlin was We at the Sacred Heart Parish the guest of honour at a surprise will certainly miss her and wc farewell supper at the Sacred thank her for her servide and hard Heart Parish. Bruce Graydon was work, and say "God bless her." ,ark the MC for the special evening. ****'k Report Sister Ann has been very active Another parish farewell barbe- at the Sacred Heart Parish for the quc was held at Veritas School last four years. July 12 for Father Allan Noonan Grog McDonald ~,,~~~,~,, She was director of St. Joseph's O.M.I. .? Spiritual Centre and was involved Father Al was born on Prince at Veritas school. If the intrigue of the Island's is calling to you then Naikoon Provincial Park is Edward Island and came to Ter- ii Born and raised in Hamilton, the place for you. A magnificent, unspoiled wilderness, Naikoon Provincial race in August of 1986. He's now Park encompasses some 72,640 hie!ares of the Queen Charlotte Ontario, sister Ann entered the leaving Terrace for his new as- convent when she was 17 year- Lowlands at the northeast tip of Graham Island• ' signment at Kamloops diocese at For recreation or relaxation, Naikoon has it all. Ocean mists, sandy sold. Two of her sisters also en- St. John Vianney Parish. beaches, pounding surf, and don't forget your fishing tackle: The Tlell River tered the convent to become an- Father Ali who was very special is'famous for its coho salmon and steelhead runs, Mayer Lake provides good other sort of 'sister'. to all at Sacred Heart Parish will fishing for cutthroat trout, Sister Ann received her The park Is situated on the Argonaut Plain where the landscape was form- surely be missed by all. ed from the deposits left by meltwaters from glaciers of the last ice age. the bachelors degree at McMaster And now wc would like every- University iu Ontario, and went park i s largely low and flat with Argonaut Hill, the highest point in the park, one to come out to Sacred Heart rising 150 metre,s above the sea, Most of the park is formed of low boglands on to pursue a masters degree in to say welcome to Father John surrounded by stunted Iodgepole pine, red cedar and yellow cedar, Wildlife spirituality at Gonzaga University A. Massel, O.M.I. is a curious mix of introduced and native species including Sitka Blacktail in Spokane, Washington. Father John, who comes here FATHER AI Noonan leaves for a new parish in Kamloops after deer, raccoons, red squirrels, beaver and muskrat. Sea mammals include Prior to coming to Terrace, from St. Albert, Alberta, has pre- spending six years in Terrace. A farewell dinner was held July 12. dolphins and harbour porpoises. : Sister Ann was a religious con- Enjoy oceanfront camping at Agate Beach near Tow Hill or'a more viously spent the last 10 years as • candles July 13th. If you have a well-manicured sultant in Fort St. John. She also a missionary in Peru. sheltered stay at Misty Meadows. Beautiful day use areas are available at did parish work with Father Ray Get well wishes go out to Annie colourful yard or know someone Misty Meadows, Mayer Lake and Pure Lake Park. For adventure, hiking trai s L'Henoff while shewas there, Green who is in Mills Memorial who has, come out and enter for lead to Tow Hill, the Blow Hole and the shipwreck 'Pesuta', As well there is Birthdays being celebrated at Hospital, and everyone is glad judging. lots of beachcombing to be done• and was the retreat work director. Terraceview Lodge include: Jes- To obtain a brochure on the park contact your local B.C. Parks office in : Sister Ann's kind and loving that Alice McCulloch is back The judging will take place the sie Wilson 0ely 14), Phylis home. week of Aug. 9. T~ at 798-2277 or write to BC. Parks,/~a,.%pe~so~ Box 19, "gel, B.C. VOT 1YO. nature will be missed be all. She Cheecham (July 17), Olive left Terrace June 25 to travel back Goldsworthy (July 19), Emily to Hamilton with her sister Ig- A little reminder to everyone Wittkowski (July 26), Lee The Terrace Beautification that the Oldtimers Reunion Ban- natious, and arri~,ed July 19. Kirkaldy (July 30). Society are again getting things LAKELSELAKE PROVINCIAL She will be taking a couple quet will be on Saturday, July 25 All at Terraceview are busy ready for the judging of the city's at the Terrace Inn. months of rest, then will be with summer outings and with Best Garden. PARK VISITORS PROGRAMS travelling to Arn Prior, Ontario Social hour is 6-7, with dinner Riverboat Days plans. Categories include residential, THURSDAY, JULY 23:3:00 pm • "Life on for a one year sabbatical. at 7 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 30: "Swim for your commercial and industrial. Entry Pick up your tickets early at a Log". Make puppets and learn about a life", Follow the life of the salmon. The beautiful set of luggage At the, Willows Apartments, forms can be picked up at Skeena nurse log, Picnic Shelter, FRIDAY, JULY 31:3:00 pm • "The Old Rose's ladies wear and Northern 8:00 pm• "A World of Green Ideas", A which she was presented with Ann Bremner celebrated a Broadcasters, the Terrace Stan- Men of the Forest". Take a short walk during her farewell supper should Health Care. family game. with the park naturalist. Meet at the start birthday.July 6, and Gladys dard, Terrace Co-op garden For more infonnation, call 635- FRIDAY, JULY 24:3:00 pm -"Beach of the Twin Spruce trail. serve her well in her travels. Oliver was blowing out the centre, or Uplands Nursery. 5205 or 635-2305. Blanket Bingo" Water safety program for 8:00 pm- "Nishga'a Memorial Lava kids.' Park". The newest addition to the B.C, 8:00 pm- "Hug a Tree and Survive". family of parks. Slides and presentation. Safety in the woods for the whole family. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1:3:00 pm- ~'Gar.! SATURDAY,JULY 25:3:00 pm • "Now bage the last frontier". Kids come and find French immersion students visit you see me...now you don't?" Bee if you out how to be a garbage gobbler with contributed could be a 'DoggedDetective' and spot 'Jerry the Moose, . ' was made to make exchange dents returned home by bus to stay with these students through- creatures in the forest. Kids activity. An exchange trip between Ter- 8:00 pro- "China House". Come and see a • 4 visits. Terrace. out school. It is astounding to see 8:00 pm - "Watch your Honey" Tips for presentation on an archeaological dig race and Smithers French immer- The Terrace class made the first A week later the Smithers class the level • of French generated living in harmony with Ursus Americanus. presently underway. The dig explores the sion students Was the highlight of visiL With great excitement, they • made the return visit to Terrace, from this experience. (8EARSI) * • contribution"that the Chinese people made the year for one class at Kiti SUNDAY, JULY 26:3:00 pm- "Quick to the Skeena/Rupert area through their travelled by train to Smithers where they were escorted around What did some of the Terrace Frozen Critters". See if you could survive efforts in the cannery business. * K'Shan. where they were treated to a bar- Heritage Park by French- students have to say afterwards? in the woods. Picnic Shelter. A game for SUNDAY, AUGUST2:3:00 pro. "Fly me " "The exchanges were organized becue. After spending the nihght ispeaking guides from-the iGrade -. 'q!aime quand j'ai restr,,la .nuit-o,,, kids.. ' _ . to the Moon", Kids make your own paper .... 8!00'pifi ~:' Klb'ait/:~'ufe~k'HIt~d7Me~f"~W-~e."~-d~'i~is's~l~plredl ...... !.'by KJti K'Shan year 4 teacher at' ~Iuheim Eie~entary School, 119 Frencl~,immersion class. ; i~ l a l'rco!e Muheim pares que 0n .... Linda Miller. .... theinfoslgninthedaypsearea~,~leanza .[100 om .: 'Water SafetY'. A fam v the 'studen~' had an informative At Heritage Park, students a ditles blages tree droles." Creek Provincial Park. " Prese'n'taiion 'fiP'm the exPerLs a'f tfi'e' R~J~ The pro/:ess'that lead to these and interesting day visiting fossil pla~ed a variety of games, made "]'aime la classe de Smithers MONDAY,-JULY 27:3:00 pm - "Lakplse CrossSafety Service..Special guest Marie exchanges: began in November, beds at Depression Valley and a butter and other treats using Lake Scavenger Hunt", Picnic Shelter, Morrisonfrom Prince George, parce qu'dle est gentille." WEDNESDAY, JULY 29:8:30 pro. "Com- 1991 When two teachers from guided, tour of,; a community maple syrup -- and spoke French Smithersi new to'French immer- "Yai aired le terrain de fossils munity Astronomy" Canada's largest por- ALL EVENING PROGRAMS ARE IN TilE forest near the ski hill, where the all the while. Visits were also table telescope which reveals objects NEW AMPITHEATRE ),, sion, came to Terrace to observe students were introduced to the made to the bowling alley and the parce que j'ai trouvd beaucoup de 10,000 times closer than they are. Slide show and viewing through the telescope. * FREE HOT CHOCOLATE classes here. Later, in January, French vocabulary for trees and hot springs. fossils." letters were written to establish animals indigenous to the region. Activities like these instill a "J'aime le train pares que du FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROGRAMSCALL B.C. PARKS 798-2277 Pen friends and S0onthe decision At the end of a full day the stu- love of learning .that will no doubt wagon d'observation."

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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - Page B3 Letters A magnificent play Dear Sir: plate and realistic play. schools (Catholic schools in On Monday, June 8th, my The experience of being able particular), That is not to say husband and I attended the mu- to see this play was both that we .should not be made sical play Anne of Green memorable and rewarding for aware of abuses. Hopefully we Gables, presented and per- ourselves as 'well as all those will be able to preveut aud deal formed by the young people at who attended. •with them better than in the Veritas School and comple- Donatious raised from the past. meuted by the music of the Why doit't we hear more of Thomhill Jr. Secondary school play went to an orphanage in the positive things that go on at band. Brazil and the Dr, R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation. schools like Veritas? Keep up We were thoroughly im- the good work.. pressed and so very proud of Thank you to all those in our Lynne Clnristianseu all the young people who per- community who were responsible for such a formed in this fantastic musi- Dear Sir.~ memorable experience -- and cal play. Thornhill Chapter #85, Order I can't imagine how all their I know we speak for many others as welll of the Eastern Star is a non- parents; families, friends and profit orgauization attd would support crew who came to- Heather and Bruce Graydon like to thank everyone for the gether to ma~e this play such a support that was given to us at success must have felt. our atmual bake sale and con- Discovering a secret Jennifer Mills, who played Dear Sir: test. Arose, was an incredible singer For those of you who missed All proceeds from this bake attd performer, as were several the Anne of Green Gables mu- sale attd contest go towards of the other lead and support- sical (June 8-9 at the P,.E.M. cancer research attd/or material garden in the gallery lug roles. Every performer in Lee), you really missed some- to make cancer dressings. the play was well-suited to thing special. The Veritas kids Derrick Force was the win- There's another world flower- show two intaglio etchings used and acrylics. their character and presented put on an outstanding per- nor of a lovely handmade mg and blooming down at the to produce a series of sold-out Her works are.flue blendings of • themselves professionally. formauce. The talent, eou- afghan attd Hall Cetera n won a Terrace Art Gallery right now. prints. form, line and texture, all coxn- The dedication attd time was fidenceand euthusiasm showu home-crafted Barbie canopy blued with delicate colours. The uew exhibition -- called Carolyn Hayduk, another Nass very obvious -- from the by those children is evideqce bed. The Secret Garden: Flowers in Homer has made a major con- valley resident, cultivates and teachers, parents and sup- of the good things happening Again, thank you to all those Art-- is on display.until July 27. tribution to our local art com- carefully harvests flowers from porters to the backdrops, props at Veritas School. who supported our efforts. The show features Nass valley munity as the guiding force iu es- her own garden. She then hangs and costumes that. were the So often all we hear is Marlyn Marshall artists Dawn Germyn, Carolyn tablishlng the unique Red Raven the delicate bouquets from her final touches on such a corn- "negative stuff" about private Secretary Hayduk, Irene Homer and Mar- ceiling to dry. Artists Co-operative. jorie Spizak. When summer is over, her Marjorie Spizak is a Hess resi- Dawn Germyn's tulips are drying room is literally an upside. dent and local artist known for her exquisite pencil crayon draw- stencil prints from drawings done down garden. From this ceiling ings. 'Here she has included her in her lovely garden on the Tseax garden, she then selects the flow- ENVIRONMENT CANADA River. At one time she planned ers she wants to use in her wreath new studies of jewel-like stained- Information Line: 635-4192 her drawings for lind prints, but and bouquet designs. glass windows. Her omstanding Weather Watch Consultations: 635-3224 drawing of pink .peonies and later chose to use stencils because Her outstanding pieces iu this "they gave me the opportunity to swallowtail, butterflies seems show are the larger arrangments alive. experiment with colour variations for floor and table and her im- and soft textures." The show by four local womeh LAST Max. Min. Snow Rain Sun aginative trees. artists achieves unique harmm W. Temp. Temp. (on0 (ram) 0its) She uses a pastel palette to WEEK Terraee's Irene Homer brings create light and lyrical prints. It is a garden whe?e'caeh Of the e July z6, 1941 --B.C.'s to the show her versatility in two artworks, like flowers, comple- July 1L 24.1 12.1 0 Trace 7.4 warmest-ever day. Both Lil- Germyn also includes in the media -- delicate watercolours ments the others. July 12 17.4 12.9 0 23.6 0.4 loet and Lytton recorded 1 July 13 13.7 10.3 0 3.2 0.1 July 14 17.9 11.0 0 Trace 4.7 44.4 C (That's 112 degrees [ . The northwest's largest indus- agesofstandard X-rays. July 15 18.8 10.6 0 : Trace 0.6 for those who prefer to fry [ " trial concern has donated $30,000 Northwest residents now requir- July 16 23.6 . 13.2 0 ' 0 9.4 in FarenheiO. I 2 ' = ...... to the R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foun- ing CT scans must travel to the July 17 25:7 11.0 0 0 . . 14.6 U i| N [~ll ~ L~ 1 dation's efforLs toraise money for south for the service. n:V,-v-- -1- aCTseannnachine. The hospital foundatiou has • July la, z938 LAST Max. Min. Snow Rain : Sun Douglas Corrigan earned [ f,~_nVl~(~ ,,r~ Alcan will make two equal in- raised more than $400,000, ap- YEAR [:~ . t-.-~=31 1%,/ st,aliments beginning next year, proximately two-thirds of the Temp. Temp. (era) (ram) Otrs) the title "wrong-way" by J ~/"~ A Ik I & I I" I"lt company spokesman Allan amount needed for the purchase. landing his aeroplane in July 11 19.1 12.6 0 I ~ ~=,~"~l'~ I'~ r" I"1[ Hewitson said last week. But the provincial government 2.2 :" 0.8 "Ireland. He had taken off July 12 19.1 12.4 0 I " " ' ACT scan machine provides a has not yet committed itself to 1.0 ': 2.1 July 13 15.1 10.8 0 from New York City (under I " : " three-dimensional image, com- financing operations of the device July 14 17.1 9.2 0 " 6.6, 115 clear skies, no less) headed, I " • pared to the one-dimensional im- once it is purchased. 1.8 2.0 ~ July15 , ,16.6 , 10.3 0 4.8 0.2 ostensibly,for California. r,J61yl,6~! :,~ .,:1 :t8.0: ! ,,: 11.8 '*'v~v'O

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OUR AFFORDABLEPHagE SYSTEMiS AT RISK CHANGES t~:~ .... ~ t;~ ~ ¢:~,~#~'I~'~ Did you know... • that B.C. Tel has applied to the CRTC for permissionto transfer the ownership of single line TOTAL HAIRCARE businessand residentialinside wire over to you?The company Wantsto charge you $70.00 per , Ear Piercing hour, with a one hour minimumand $17.50 for each additional 15-minuteincrement, for the !•~-Nose Piercing , Facial Waxing installation of inside wire. The average prewire installationjob will cost $265. Man., Tues. & Wed ...... 9 a.m. - 6 0.m. Thumday ...... 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. • that B.C.Telwants to set up a LineGuard Program underwhich subscribers will be forcedto pay i LANZA REFILLING STATION a processing fee; plus $1.00 per month? Customerswho don't opt for this "service"will be Save $ and help save our environment! Friday ...... g a.m: - 7 p.m. Saturday ...... g a.m. - 4 p.m. charged $60 for the first half hour or portion thereof and $17.50 for each additional 15-minute j .... -I !._nn._m_n ,_nZoun mPTp=s A.o SAVE 10% I -- CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT -- incrementfor diagnosticand repair servicerelated to problemswith their insidewire. • that the Mulroney government is behind these changes,to our telephone system? 4727 Lazelle Avenue 635-7737 Instead' of proteding the interestsof ordinary' Canadians,. they are respondingo to pressurefrom big corporations,insurance companies and the banks,which have soughtU.S.-style deregulation and contrivedcompetition as a meansof loweringtheir long distancebills. • that the Mulroney government helped Unitel (owned by cable czar Ted Rogers and Canadian Pacific)to get into the long distancemarket? Long distanceis the profitable end of the business. LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO Faced with the loss of these revenues to new competitors, B.C. Tel is planning to charge you for services you now receive as part of your flat monthly rote. • that local rote increases could be next. JULY lg92 :PALACE, lg92 There is no evidence to indicate that British Columbiansare interested in paying extra d~ ~~mrmt~zmt for the privilege of owning their inside wire. Customers - the people who Will bear the Terrace Big Little ~l Terrace 747 Brothers Theatre brunt of these proposed changes - should have the opportunity to air their views in full Air Cadets & Sisters i Blueback Kinsmen public hearings conducted by the CRTC before these changes are made. As things stand ..,j • • Swim^O!ub Terrace Nisga'a Seamh & now, however, this matter will be decided behind closed doors. Anti Poverty Tribal Council Rescue Although the decision on holding hearings into these proposed changes is not within Order of 10 Canadian 1 Ringette 5 Pa;nts 6Terrac e 7 Kermode 8Terrace Royal Paraplegic our control, we are doing what we can to raise the profile of this issue in hopes that 'Purple ASSoc, Terrace Soccer CoallUofi for the Minor ! Friendship members of the public will communicate their concerns to the government. To that end, Peaks Terrace Nlsga'a Advancement Figure Skating we are asking you to send the following tear-off message to your Member of Parliament. nf Education H cKey Society Gymnastics Anti Poverty Tribal Council = 11~ Terrace 7 Canadian 8 Little Please dip thlt tear.off, ttll II tn and molt It tn an envetope, postage free, to your Member of PurllameaL House of Commons.Otkmo, Ontario g 1A 0A6. 13 14 15 v 747 Paraplegic Theatre l~Parents Terrace Kermode Terrace Air Cadets Assoc. Parents For Coalition for the Minor _ French Advancement Friendship Blueback Terrace Nisga'a Shames Dear of Education Hockey Society Swim Club Anti Poverty Tribal Council Ski •Club The British Columbia Telephone Company is seeking regulatory approval to levy significant charges for the 3 S~e~'~ Valley /I Canadian Minor 19 20 21 22 Snowm~le Paraplegic 2• Softball installation and repair Of single llne inside wire. It appears that this is just the first of many moves to charge , • Parents Terrace Kermode Terrace Assot~tJm Assoc. Coalition for the Minor Friendship Peaks i Kinettes telephone comloany customers for servlces thai are currently in'duded in Our monthly bills, : Advancement Terrace Nlsga'a I am deeply concerned about the thrust of government policy over the pail r,everal years, The last thing we of Education Hockey Society Gymnastics Anli Poverty Tribal Council Figure Skating need eta undermine Canada's telephone ndustryby emulating the mess ihat has been madeof !h~eAmerlCan 2Q Terrace 30 N,W.C.C. Roya, 26 27 28 J Community Students 1Canadian telephone sYstem, - ' ' .... Parents Terrace Kermode Volunteer • Assoc. Legion Br, i3 I urge you to do everythingin your power to prevent tl~is fret , C~ltlon for the Friendship & Seniors " I Advancement, Minor 'information Terrace Nlsga'a Yours truly, of Educati~ Baseball Society Access Anti Poverty Tribal Council Your name Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 Address ...... Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 8:15 City/Town ProVince ,: ~ Poitoi Co~ie{ ~': ,-,, ;;~ Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors g:30 p.m, Games 10:00 p.m. SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION T,V. MONITORS ,~••.•. .. ~:c •. ~ • > •/,

.. • -~ Page 84 - Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 SPORTS NEW I- r TERRACE STANDARD MALCOLM Sports Clarke, Graham take triathlon Out of town entries dominated challenge, however, fi'om fellow 44 division; and Janis'German, (87th) filled out the rest of the this year's Skcena Valley Tri- Vancouverite Kristin Dyck. Dyck also from the coast city, in the fe- Terrace mcn's placings. athlon but two northwestern closed steadily during both the male 35-39 division. Humphrey took third in his 45- Menu athletes took advantage of the bike and running sections but the Top individual Terrace fiuisher 49 years division, Liscumb fourth TONIGHT event to qualify for B.C.'steam six-minute lead Graham had built was Colin Parr, 29th overall in a in the 40-44 group and Shepherd Youth Soccer for the nationals. up in the water proved enough. time of 2:16:25 minutes. was fourth among the undcr-20s. (Christy Park) Completing the event's opening Dyck finished in 2:16:06. Emerging from the water in 30 Local ladies side representa- UNDER los - 6:30 p.m. 1.5kin swim in 20:39, Frank Marion Craig of Richmond minutes even, Parr found himself tives were Linda Zurkirchcn Surveyors v Skeena C.ellulose Clarke of Vancouver took a lead turned in the fastest 10km mn tlearly four minutes back of fel- (86th overall and 12th female) Co-op v Centennial Lions time biat failed to catch Dyck by low Terracite Ian Humphrey. and Dcb Jones (93rd/t4th). Copperside v Carlyle Shepherd he would never relinquish, cross- The local relay team assault AGK v Shoppers ing the line in 1:55:07. just 24 seconds. However, an average speed of Clarke had 0pencd his lead to With this year's Skeena Valley 21.5 kph over the 40km bike sec- was led by Kenny Bclangcr, Mike GIRLS - 6:30 p.m. nearly six minutes with the fastest Triathlon also designated the B.C. tion propelled Parr to an eight Christensen and Paul Clark who Terrace Travel v Pizza Hut time in the 40km bike ride, then championship," Graham and minute advantage over his fiuishcd sixth among rclayers at Richards v Kinettes paced himself to the '92 Skcena Clarke both earned the title of hometown rival. 2:14:55. Valley title over the final 10kin provincial champ. He lengthened that with a time Eleven minutes off the pace THURSDAY~ JULY 23 run. The provincial designation also of 37:02 for the 10km run -- 15th and 23rd among relayers coming Youth Soccer Craig Parsons of Burnaby im- meant the top two finishers in fastest among the men -- to finish out of the water, the trio began to (Christy Park) proved steadily leg-by-leg to take their age class qualified for the nearly 15 minutes clear of" close it up with Christensen's UNDER 12s - 6:30 p.m. second in 1:59:37, just squeezing B.C. team to compete inthe na- Humphrey. 1:08:15 biking time. Cedarland v Finning out Todd Clark of Vancouver by tionals. (Parr's performance came on The sixth fastest relay per- Sight & Sound v Wildwood formancc, that lifted the team into Brady's FC v Bandstra 68 seconds. Earning berths in next month's the heels of his July 4 win in the Tyce Triathlou at Smithcrs.) 10th. In the female division, Barb Kelowua event were Joseph Nel- Colin Parr SATURDAYt JULY 25 Graham of Vancouver also Icd son of Prince Rupert and Scan Eight minutes further back at Clark did the rest even with Yauth Soccer start-to-finish ta post a time of Moran of Smithers in the Male 2:38:28 was local junior entry race rules requiring the past -." . (Christy Park) 2:14:46. Uuder-20 division; David Shearer David Shepherd while David wheelchair racing world record water in second spot, giving UNDER-7s -9:30a.m. She had to hold off a strong of Prince Rupert in the Male 40- Cater (75th) and David Liscumb holder to wait a full minute after teammates Tammy Woods and Terrace Shell v Vie Froese the hand over from Christensen Gall Sheasby less than a minute's Philpots v Tilden Tigers before hitting the road. edge over the third place combo Wilkinson Canons v All Seasons Clark's 32:28 split for the of Joellc Walker (swim)/Sue Safeway v Northern Motor Inn 10kin, the fastest relay division Simpson/Nina Urff. • Rotary v KinsmenJets time by three minutes, pulled the Woods time of 1:22:57 over the -i trio into a team sixth place with a UNDER-as- 10:30 a.m. 40km bike section was enough to MeAIpine v Totem Ford final time of 2:14:55. put her team in first by the hand Cramptons v Terrace Chrysler It also allowed them to overhaul over. By then, however, Simpson Dairy Queen v Skeena Sawmills fellow Tcrracites Linda Wallace, had sliced their lead to just one Rolfe McCoocy and Gary Pct- second. MONDAY i JULY 27 tipas who finished ninth in the Sheasby then successfully held Yauth Soccer relay division at 2:18:36. off Urff over the final 10kin to (Christy Park) The most thrilling local ducl on secure the divisional win by just UNDER 17s - 6:30 p.m. the relay side came in the all- 50 seconds. Manuels v Northern Drugs female division, For detailed triathlon results, Braids v Takhar Diana Wood emerged from the scc SCOREBOARD on page B5. TUESDAY I JULY 28 Youth Soccer (Christy Park) UNDER 14s - 6:30 p.m. Sanberry v Bavarian Inn Terrace Builders v Overwaitea

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SATURDAY 1AUGUST 1 Tennis Smithers Open Tournament be- gins with finals set for Monday. SUNDAYI AUGUST 2 Riverboat Days Mile Open to all, the event is run on Lakelse Ave. finishing at City Hall. The Terrace, Standard of- fers Sports Menu as a pub- lic service to. its readers and local sports organiza- tions. If you have an event planned, bring tlie details in and we'll add it to the Menu. To make the following OUT OF THE WATER in 30 minutes even, Colin Parr (above) does a quick change before leaping week's paper, submissions on his bike for the 40km trip to the Highways 16/37 junction and back to Furlong Bay. Parr went on must be in by 5 p.m. to finish 20th among male competitors. At right, Kitimat junior David Anthony strides out to a 2:42:35 finish, 38th among the men. Anthony had been sixth fastest on the swim but lost ground Thursday. over the remaining two stages. More than 150 athletes took part in the individual and relay events.

I Haldane Sky high performance brings silver selected Throwing themselves out of a Archery: Wayne Enlow (5th) and Ed MacKenzie (Sth).. A trip to the 1993 Universitad Baseball: Gordie Birch, Bryan Pick, Trevor Johnson, Jamie games, a kind of olympics for na- plane when it's up there among the clouds might not be every- Martens, Matthew Nicholls and George Poulios (8th). tional university teams, is in the Smith swims to two Boys Basketball: David Crawley (coach), Satman Manhas (man- future for Terrace local Jason one s first choice of how to spend a few days away from home. Port Alberni. Brad Holmburg/lVlatt Phillips ager), Jonathan Crawley, Andy De Hoog, Brian Demedeiros, Haldane. Joseph Domingues and Kelsey Hidber (Tth). But that's just what Roger Strokes of a different kind matched her performance in Haldane was one of 14 univer- Ladies Golf.~ Linda Hamilton and Gall Johnson (ath). Chicoine was doing July 9-12 in propelled Bryan Smith to Ter- masters mixed and junior boys sity athletes selected for tie Ca- race's fifth silver in the Special Men's Golf: Tony Lopes, Jean Malenfant and John Yasinehuk nadian university national vol- Port Alberni. And, in his case, the respectively. Oiyntpics 25m backstroke.. On the mat, Matt Kerby (SILVER). leyball team. Haldane,,who plays clouds had a Silver lining. Smith also became the only lo- Parachuting: Roger Chicoine (SILVER) and Gary Paulson (4th). volleyball for Grande Prairie That's as in silver medal, wrestled his way to a fifth in the cal double medalist when he Women's Soccer: Shammi Bowal, Kelly Cooper, Roger Da Silva Regional' College, was the only Chicoine's reward for a second 74kg class then joined Greg added a bronze in the XStn (coach), Kathy Galuska, Lianne Haw, Christy Hopp, Shannon college player invited to the try- place finish 'in the senior Buck, Lakmir Jaswal and freestyle event. Leblnnd, Mui Luc, Chantal Perr0n, Monica Ranter, Patty Sharpies, outs m Calgary. parachute event at the t3.C. Smn- Shayne Wilson to take sixth in mer Games, held July 9-12 in Only just denied a medal were the team event. Dawn Shaw, Bmnagh Sheridan, Alison Siemqns, Andrea Tank and The national university team Jackie Thomsen (8th). also acts as the Canadlanljunior Port Alberni. the girls' fast pitch softball team In archery; Wayne Enlow was It was one of five silvers who had to settle for fourth spot, on target for a fifth place in'the Boys Softball: Gordon Armstrong, Darren Bell, JR Eudden, Daniel nationals, siuce funding cuts three Coderre, Clint Drummond', Carl Goodall, Ken King (coach), Trevor to four years ago. brought home by Terrace athletes Team members were Lorl barebow, men's bowhunter divi- who competed as part of the ZOne Buteau, Kirsten Holkestad, sion while Ed MacKenzie fin- King; Maureen Leach (manager), Tom Leach (coach), Joey Losier, The Universitad games are held Km't Nester, Daniel Parker, Ken Porter, Quintnn Scott-Harder and 7 team. Carle Kluss, Kim Monteith, ished in' the same position in every two years, and the Cana- Arlcy Spencer (8th). dian team will be playing most of At ground level, Tony Lopes, Sherie Postuk, Michelle Ruther- senior men's barebow. ford, Jill Sntith, Angle. Sparks Girls Softball: Shauna Austin, Lori Butcau, Vie Buteau, (manager), its games in the United States. winner of this year's Skeena Val- And .though he came home ley Open, Jean Malenfant and and Dawn Thomsen, managed without a medal, John Reid set a' Kirsten Holkestad,' carte Kluss, Kim Montcith, Sherie Postuk, Haidane started his volleyball Michclle Rutherford, Jill Smith, Angle Sparks and Dawn Thomsen career at Caledonia high school• Joim Yasiflehuk drove to their by Vie Butean, standard for consistency by Other locals finishing just one (4th): ' • .... In 1989 he competed on Team medal as members of the men's finishing in the top ten in no golf team. place short of the. medals were fearer than five events. Special Olympics Swimming: John Reid (5th, three 6tils andigth), B.C. in the Canada Games~ Arlene Ltndley (6th and 9th), Bryan Smtili (SILVER, BRONZE), Joining them on the runner-up senior parachutist Gnry'Paulson Competing in Special Olympics Since then, he has helped Silas Clayton (7th and 12th). podium were Kitlmat partners attd men's opeu singles tennis rep swimming for males, Reid was Grande Prairie tO third place in Tennis: Brad Holmburg and Matt Phillips (Sth), Tanya Booth and the Nationals in 1992, the first Rod Donaldson, John 1 arsons, Richard KriegL fifth in the 50m butterfly, sixth tn Tom Stevens and the father-son Court action also saw Shannon the 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle :Cathy Dlckson (7th), Dee Jenion and Chuck Cey (5th), Diane Cey time the team has ever entered the and Swarn Mann (6th), Alayne Fleischmann (8th),' Richard :Iriegl combo of Bill and Cam Muir- Butler put together a strong game and 50m breast stroke and ninth competition, , (4th)andShaiinonButler(5th). : : ,:: : ~, i : ~ :/: i~:: i head. • to: take fifth spotin the ladies' in the 50m backstroke. When he's not: :playing Vol- Wrestling: Shayne Wilson (6th), Lakhbir Jaswai (7th), Matt Kerby Lopes notched the fifth best open singles while the duos of At right, full local results from leyball, Haldane studies compltter (5th), Greg Buck, Lakhbir Jaswal, MattKerby and Shayne.Wllson score amotlgst male golfers at Dee Jenion/Chuck Cey and the Games. systems technology, his major at • (6th). Grande Prairie. r Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - Page B5 8- NathallePaolinelli Dave Renerio Skeena Valley Triathlon Frank Falvo (33) Prince Rupert 2:18:33 SCORE BO-k 9- Ltnda Wallace Below, the results from the 1992 Skeena Valley "friathlon showing the top ten Rolfe McCooey finishers in both the male and female categories plus the all local racers per. Gary Pettlpas (34) Terrace" "~ : . 2:18:36 formances. The number in brackets after the athletes' names indicates their 43- David Cater (75) Terrace 2:49:52 i0= Chris Wilson ":-: .... overall position in the race. Also included are the Terrace competitors position 47- David Liscumb (87) Terrace 3:02:36 Derekllarnett ...... : ..:, in the age group divisions. Chris Bunter (35) Kitimat~i ::.... i Male Under-20 Division II- Ray Warner 4- David Shepherd Dan Johnson FEMALE Ed Ansems (37) Ter 1- Male 25-29 Division .... • Barb Graham (25) Vancouver 2:14:46 16- Joe Mandnr 2- ' KristinDyek (27) Vancouver ~2:16:06 7-Colin Parr : '_i Male 35-39 Division i :" -. " Mike Allen 3- Marion Craig (30) Richmond ~ • 2:16:30~ EHe Johanson (58) Ter 4-. " Sharon Best (31) South Sloean ::-.~2i17:'13 6- David Cater . - Male 40-44 Division . .i . :...... , . 17- Shawn Papps :, --: 5- •.. Traey Mitehel (36) Vancouver ..... 2:19:58 Mike Cowley 6---~ -Ka~en Mitchell (4;~) . Vancouver - - ~2i24:02: James Sl~inner (60) 7- corlyss Caldwell (46) Victoria • 2:25:33 Male 45-49 Division - : ,72:27:26 3- lan Humphrey " - - :...... - . . ~ ..' ...-...... :-. 19- Diana Wood 8- carrie Plorkow (49) Vernon - Tammy Woods 9- C_.ai~herineSayers (69) Prince George ~ - ,2 44:01. Grill Sheasby (64) 10- :: Cheryl Steele (72) Prince Rupert <:~.2i44:31:. - " - RELAY • . ",:~.-i .:.- " " : . . 20- Joelle Walker " ~.:12,, .Linda Zurldrchen (86) Terrace ...... • : :3:02:21 ,i- Trish McAffrey ...... : i:i/,:iii::! i ~ ~ :<':.!:,:i.i!. - Sue Simpson '!4"" "Deb'Jones(93) 'retrace ,": " - .~i: . i: : Tyler Nina Urff (65) • Wayne Empey (5) ...... , - 2:03:59 22- Nicole Jones ::'Female25-29 Division ..... •..... • 2. TerryRam,n .... :?: : Martin Van Llerde :4"': Linda Zurkirchen •Derek Zimmerman , , ...... ', :- " . Rose Cheer (7) Prin, ::(>:..:: 2:05:53 Murray Warner (7, . Female30-34 Division Cathy Bennett 3- DebJones - 3- Dayna Nelson petei- Meger Josey Smart Curt Schrciber (14) Dorothy Dove (79) 4- . Lee Eneinas 24- Chris Sharpies ~:.:: 4- :! . FrankClarke (1). Vancouver - !~- ~: :: /::1 55:07 Jussi Jaakola Geof Phillips . 2-i : i !_C~ig Parsons (2) Burnaby .-i~ ::: i '.'!.':~1159:37.... .Dale Young (14). Marlyn Earl (80) : r':3~''' ,' Tod d clark (3)- Vancouver,-: ..' " i: i2i00:4E.i-- 5- Ed Pyke 25. George Gough .'ii:14-~. Rod Breathet {4) Vancouver" " "..... 2:03:55 Mark Belsham Dan Fisher ~. 5- -Dean Stanton (6) North Vancouver ' !2:05:50 Terry Tsanger (19) Kitimat ...... Bob Schcasby (81) • '~6-I . Paul Granger (8) North Vancouver 2:07:46 6- Kenny Belan8er 26- Shlela McDonald " ~17-. Dave Booth (9) Pri nee George. 2:08:06 Mike Christensen Scott Neisner .8- " . ShaunKing (10) Burnahy . 2:09:;45 Paul Clark (26) Terrace 2:14:55 Larry Bolingbroke (82) Te;race " : " '2:57:3i ' . :9- Scan Clark (11) Kamloops 2:08:53 7- Dave Leblane 29- Carol Hendry :.. 10- Tavis McDonald (12) Prince George 2:10:32 Tyler Cochrane Cheryl Dyck 20- Colin Parr (29) Terrace 2:16:25 Nick Roblin (28) Smithers 2:16:19 Laurel Baker (90) Terrace 3:13:40. 32-. tan Humphrey (55) Terrace 2:31:05 • . 35-: David Shepherd (59) Terrace 2:38:28 Speedway • : JULY5 RESULTS Heat: Gord Klassen (776) Main: Keith Marshall (777) " SPORTSMAN TROPHY Dasb: Albert Weber (6) B STREET TROPHY Heat: Emie Perkins (5) Dash: Brent Robertson (776) Main: Dave Pilkiugton (44) Heat: Major Craig (777) Main: Major Craig (777) A HOBBY TROPHY It Dash: Warren Lindsay (480) C HOBBY :-Heat: lules LaFrance (97) Heat: Leslie Quast (66) - Main: Warren Liudsay (480) Main: Dawn Tomas (114)

. B HOBBY TROPHY C STREET Dash: Brent McCarron (81) Heat: Elizabeth Cloakley (776) Heat: Brent McCarron (81) Main: Elizabeth Cloakley (776) Main: Cori Lemky (18) JAMBOREE S]PORTSMAN Hobby: Brent McCarron (81) ADash: ST]REE, GordT KlassenTROPHY (776) Street: Major Craig (777) II ~~~[ -- SHOW "~ [" ~l~'~rP~q Mountain awaits I pretendem : DANCE, ' : ...... :'" ".... ':'zr'• Come ...... :MoUntaia kings like Richard the record ~ has won twice, i,~~

Harrison -- and lesser mortals Two wothen have also shared r:" ~ " / and ~ who aspire to such royalty ~ are the crown for a nlunber of years. -,..~ .. ,,!' getting limbered up for the King Terrace's Sue Simpson and , ~ i:, Reliv e featuFirll~ of the Mountain footrace up and Hazclton's MaureenSargent have ' The Music , over Terrace Mountain, won more often than all other fe- - This year the 15th annual test Of male winners combiued, Sargent L - Of the ft the mountain monarchs will be still holds the record for the Sensational held atl0a.m.,Sunday, July 26. fastest woman, with her 1985 [ The eight-kilometre course timeof43:55. . Sixties starts at the Terrace arena, Racers But you don't need to be a '~ 0a. ,om st. 0t on,o ,',o .orio ,, ',a .or0 oral befich, and head steeply up the even a runner at all ~ to partici- - ...... mountain on the trail that starts at pate. Many participants walk the " : ~ ~ ' -. the .east end of Halliwell Ave, whole course as a scenic Sunday. I~~:~ Theyf011ow the trail up, over and stroll, catching the great, views /~~:~'~" ~ " ~' down thc:mou'ntain, exiting on overlooking thecity from the top. W~ I ~" ~[~f~,~]~ ~ .:another part of the bench, and All registered participants get :~( :., retunting to the arena via Birch multi-coloured designed T-shirts. ~!~" ~'~,:~ .... "~ Hill Drive. , There will also be refreshments, ~~~,!,:: (~ ~:iHarrison; of Smithers, and Ter- awards and draw prizes, one of ~-r:~~,,,,.~~':'"* race's C01iu Parr are two of the whichisa free helicopter ride. ~~"i'~~i,-.'~ •relatively few runners who have Come on out and experience the ~ ~mqliK >~ skiifully mastered the art of hill excitement and challenge of a hill runllillg ....climb! ...... :,/` ~ :.- :. j . Harrison, a seven-time winner Entry forms for the 15th King of 'i ~!~ ~,,y;~ t ~~ ofl the race, holds the current the Mountain footrace are avail- course record of 35:29 set in 1988 able at Ironworks Gym at 4545 ~ik ~,,- ,.~.,~ ,.~i::~'4"~,~i~ and won last year's race with a Lazelle, or participants can regis- dine of 3~:30. Parr ~ whose best ter on race day from. 9 a.m. to time ts a scaut four seconds off 9:45 a.m. The emry fee is $16. :Aiming for the top Want to have a snowball fight for a steep three hour hike on 'in the middle of summer? Or Momtt Elizabeth, near Kitimat, wander through a profusion of which yields great views. Meet at red, blue, purple and pink flow- the Kitimat Info sign opposite the ers? graveyard at 9 am, or at the Ter- ..... Youid0n't have to go any fur- race library at 8 am for the car ' :' r ,::iher than Thornhill Mountain, or pool. the other nearby On August 15 & 16 the hiking the Terrace Hiking club heads off on another over° FRIDAY, JULY 24/92 nigbter at the Silvem Lakes in $ lace up your hiking Smithers. After a 6 mile walk .in the club as it sets over fairly level trail camp over- 'ii~-~Ut tb~c0nquer Bornite Mountain. night near town -- tent not neces- : " This hike is 12 miles east of sary. The trip can be done in one CIVIC ARENA- i!town; a,d is a moderate climb or day. Meet at the library on Satur- ~the first2miles; becoming steep day at am. ~f0r halle mile after that, and is Explore old miue tunnels on /fo!!oWed by a one anda half hour Kleanza Mountain, near Kleanza .... k~ park August 23. This is a moder- TERRACE, B.C. s at the library at ate 2 mile hike. Meet at the it- le. brary at 9 am. of:spending the The club is offtoFort St: James crness cabin ap- on August 29-30 tO see the n join the hiking restored Hudson's Bay Fort. Meet eight trip August at the library at 9 am on Saturday, ,L" t * Dance 9:30pm-lam *NO 1:&2 i6 Silver King Basin neat and bring tent at~d food. Smithers. The hike i, is a six mile September 5-7, the hiking club 'lSekets $20.00 in advanee only at Sight & Soun •.gradual uphill walk, Which could has tentative plans to hike at ~ be ~16iiger depending ml the water ' Sweeny Lake. Plans will likely be levci:tS the~ creeks, The next day • Conflrmedat the Sept, i meetln& is:an :easy climb into the Hylatid at the library at 7 pro, pass With lovely views. To join If you •want any further in- this hike, meet ai the library at 9 formation on arty of these hikes, contact Vlcki, hike !eader, at 635- energy 2935. °'nes0a' 'u" AC T I O' N AD S ALL VISA L638-SAVE ,I BUY 11SELL 11' RENT II TRADE

ACTION AD RATES 3. For Rent 3. For Rent 5. For Sale Misc. 5. For Sale Misc, TWO TICKETS ONE.WAY FLIGHT Terrace to IMAGINE BUYING A COUPON BOOKLET that 3 & 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES featuring lets you buy 2 for 1. Tapes, CO's plus 1150.1300 sq. ft. plus basement, 2 baths, FOR RENT Calgary via Vancouver Ior Aug.17th• Reasonable. Call by July 31st. Call Collect bonuses. For more information write to private yard, carport and satellite T.V. SERVICE/COMMERCIAL Pakman Enterprises, RR1, Burns Lake, B.O. 638-SAVE Houston. Phone845-3161 31ffn 519.662-2875. 2pl 4 880 & 1,320 80. FT. VOJ lEO 4pl !DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. FOR RENT.$175 per month. 180 sq. It. office. 12'x12' overheaddoor, washroomand ELECTRIC RANGE(ENTERPRISE) olive green, Classified and Classified Display Location - 4623 Lakelse, Terrace, B.C.V8G natural gas heat. Central location. in goodworking ordr and condition.635.2522 6. Wanted Misc. 1 P9. 635-2552 5tfn or 635-6146 3p14 ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a Phone 635-7459 IF YOU ARE BUYING or sellingchildren's fur- Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline Is Thursday at FOR RENTOR LEASE Paved& fencedsales lot 6 PC CHESTERFIELDSUITE $350 OBO, office desk, chair $150, sandblaster with hose niture, check with the ProductSafety Branch 5 p.m. for ell display and classified ads. on Lakelse Ave. Couldbe usedfor car & truck B of Consumer & Corporate Affairs Canada sales, motor bikes, repair shop, equipment $150, 12 inch wood lathe wilh tools, $300, TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., TERRACE, B,C. V8G 188 Fully self.contained. 1979 camper $3,500. (604) 666.5003 to ensure it meets current sales, feed & garden supplies, building FOR RENT Safety Standards~The sale df non compliant All classified and classified display ads must be prepald by either cash, material, etc. Phone 635-2655 evenings Can be seen at 4918 Lazelle or call RETAIL OR OFFICE 635.4573. 2p14 products not only could result in a tragic acci- VIsa or Maatercard, When phoning in ads please have you Visa or Master- 798-2528 7tfn 5,700 SO. FT. dent but also is a violation of the Hazardous card number ready, NEW EXECUTIVE 3 BEDROOMDUPLEX. 5 ap- CENTRAL LOCATION AMWAY PRODUCTSMEAN QUALITYand per, ProductsAct. ttn 20 words (first Insertion) $B.25 plus 12¢ for additional words. "(Addi- pliances, garage with a.c.o. 2 sundecks, 2 sonal service. Try us and see. Phone PHONE 63§-7459 638.8686 and ask for Lynn. 3pl 4 VVOULD LIKETO SHARE EXPENSESwith so. tlonsl Insertions) $3.50 plus 9¢ for additional words. $9.96 for 3 weeks skylights, Curtains and yard maintenance.No meone who has vehicle and is travelling to (not excweding 20 words, rton-commerclal) Prices Include 7% G.S.T. pets. References required, $950 mth. Vancouver on July 31st to Aug, 1. Phone OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! 635.4840 3pl 2 OLD BRIDGE PROPERTIES 638-8262 3p12 TERRACE BED & BREAKFAST, rooms by tho "QUALITY" WANTED ONE NEWER MODEL PLASTIC baby 1. Real Estate ].2, Motorcycles 24. Notices night or by the week. Call: 635-5537 or FURNISHED SCREENED TOPSOIL gate to fit opening 48". Call 635.6350 days 2. Mobile Homes ].3, Snowmobiles 25. Business 638-0888, leave message. 3pl 2 (leave messageon machine)or call after 5:30 BACHELOR UNIT DRAIN ROCK pm• 14tfn 3. For Rent ].4, Boats & Marine Opportunities 2 BEDROOMAPT, ON 3rd FLOOR.Appliances, laundry facilities and parkingavailable. $485 4. Wanted to Rent 15, Machinery 26, Personals BEDDING SAND WANTED: OLDER TYPE FREEZER, flower per month. No pets. Closeto town• 635-2556 FOR RENT bulbs, tish cr meat freezer burnt. 635.4600. 5. For Sale Misc..16, Farm Produce 27. Announcement~ 3pl 2 ROAD CRUSH 3p14 6. Wanted Misc. ].7, Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks Color T.V. & Cable. CLEAN 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT SUITE in utilities included. 7. For Rent Misc. 18, Business Services 29, In Memoriam town. Suitable for single parson or couple. PITRUN GRAVEL S425.00 per month 7. For Rent Misc. 8. Cars for Sale 19, Lost & Found 30, Obituaries $375/month. Includes hydro. Only persons with goodreferences need apply. No pets. Ph. PASTURE: 600 ACRES OF FENCEDhay land. 9. Trucks for Sale 20, Pets & Livestock 31, Auction Sales References required. Should carry 200-300 cattle until fall. Corral& Lauren at 798.2440 2p13 638-8477 I0. Aircraft 21, Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices Phone 635-5350 water. Call Mike Bond at 567-9856, ll. Recreational 22, Careers 33. Travel SHARED ACCOMMODATIONIN LARGE home. SKEENA Vanderhoof. 4p13 Close to Skeena View. Extras/reasonable. Vehicles 23. Work Wanted • 'Avail Aug.15. References.638-1977 3p13 CONCRETE I I 4. Wanted to Rent 8. Cars for Sale The Terrace Standard merves the right to classify a(ts ROOM AND BOARD FOR WORKING person. NEEDED SEPTEMOER 1, 3 or 4 bedroom PRODUCTS under ap~'opriate headings end to set rates therefate and Io Phone 638-8293. 3p13 1985 WHITE HONDA PRELUDE 5 SPO,, determine page IocaUon. 1. Real Estate house, townhouse or trailer, Roferoncos AMIFM radio, Pioneerstereo, excellentcondi- The Terrace SiandaM re~nde adverBcars Ihat it is agalsst ROOM AND BOARD FOR single working male, available. Leave a message at 635.6277. 3 BEDROOMHOME, LARGELOT, FULLY land- tion. Must sell. $8,800. 635-7857 43fin the provincial Human nights Act to discriminate on the basis 635-2842. 3pl 3 9p1 O of chik~en, rna~Jtaistatus and employment whenp~cing"For scaped, • hatural heat & H.W. large deck, 1990 CHEV CAVALIER 2 DR Coupe. 39,179 Rent" ads, Landlords can state a no-smoking preference. garage, garden, mature trees, 4 appliances. 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Call ROB &JOANNE NEED A HOME. Have 2 well The Terrace Slandard reserves the fight to revise, edit. Kin, pulse wipers, 5 spd, AMIFM Cassette, cL~,.~ty or reject any advertisement and Io retain any $74,500. Phone638.8361 or 635-34893pl 2 635-5968. 3pl S behaved dogs and 2 cats. Non-smokers. sunroof, P.S., aluminumwheels. $9,000 080 answers directed 1o the News Box Reply Sen/Ice, and ta LOOKING FOR MALE ROOMMATEto share 2 638-1977 3pl 2 638-1610 3p12 repay the customer Ihe sum paid for the advertisementand 4 BEDROOMHOUSE (3 UP, 1 DOWN) in Thor. ELECTRIC box rental, nhelghts area. 2 years old. Seriousenquiries bedroom, fumlsbed apartment. NIS. Phone RESPONSIBLE FAMILY LOOKING for 3 plus MUST SELL. BOUGHTNEW CAR. 1982 Mar. Box re~tes on "Hold" InslmctJons not picked up within 10 only. No real estate agents please. CaD • 635.2719, ask for Bryan 3p13 bedroomhouse to rent, Terraceor surrounding cury Cougar S.W. Loaded. Also 1986 days of exptry ol an advertisement will he destroyed unless 635-7250 and leavemessage, 12tfn area. 638.0762 3p12 CEMENT MIXER mailing lastru¢fiorls are rncelved Tho~e answenno Box SANDALWOOD APARTMENTS- KITIMAT'S Plymouth Reliant S.W. roaded, 635.2456 Numhefs ate requestednot Io send griD!rials o,fdonuments to 3 BEDROOMHOUSE ON FULL unfinished base. flnestl 1 & 2 bedrooms,some furnished, W/W WANTED TO RENTFOR THE MONTHof August 3p12, avoid loss, All claims of etTors In advertisementsmust be received by ment. 1200;'sq,ft. upand down, 640 sq.ft. carpets, security entrances,no pets. To view house or cabin on Lakelse Lk. 638.07623pl 3 1987 FORD AEROSTAR VAN $6,500, the publisher wltNn 30 days after the first publication. sundeck. New windows and paint. Newly call 632-5728 6pl 3 =399 638.1540 after 5 pro• 638-3233 during the WANTED TO RENT: THREE bedroom It Is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the renovated kitchen and bath. Fridge,stove, 1 BEDROOMUNIT IN THORNHILLat $390 per houselduplex,in town preferred,for family ar- 3 cu. ft. drum day, 3p12 Ila~llty of the Terrace Standard ~n the event of failure to blinds and ceiling fan included•On 2',2 acres. publJsh an advertisement as ~ublished shaUhe IJmltsd to the month. Phonw635-4453 3pl 3 riving in August, leavemessage at 635-2116. 1985 BUICKSOMERSET REGAL compact 2 dr, amount paid by Ihe advertiser for only one Inconect Insertio~ Asking $78,500. 636-0352 4pl 2 3p13 ror the po~Jon of the adverttslng space occupiedby the Incur. 2 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE SUITE. Includes all HDTP, V6, auto, a/c, pw, pall, ps, pdb, p trnk, rect or amUted item o~ly, and that there shall be no liability in BY OWNER, 3 BEDROOMS,1100 sq,ft, on in. utilities and appliances. No pets. $7701. RESPONSIBLE FAMILY WANTS TO RENT 3.4 4 spkr stereo, goodtires, new battery & tone any event ~eater then the amonnl paid Ior such adverlJsiag. sulated crawlspace, garage, new carpet, month. Avail Sept. 1192. For appt.to view call bedroomhome by Sept. 1192. Call 635.739.5• up. Must sell. Book value $4,995• Selling for linoleum, siding, $72,900 638.0122 after 5 638.8684 2pl 3 IRLY BIRD $3,995. Call Bob 635-4349 2p13 1. Real Estate pro. 3pl 2 3,500 SQ.FT. WAREHOUSE & OFFICE avail, 5, For Sale Misc. 1979 CADILLAC, WHITE, TWO door coupe, CABIN FOR SALE. Finishe~Jcabin of approx- 3 BEDROOMHOUSE IN HORSESHOEarea. Near new tires. It's a beautyl $8,500. t-694.3589, immediately.Rent negotiable.Carl 635-7249 J,D. 350 LOADER. New engine, new tracks, 638-8700 imately 900 squarefeet. Availablefor sale on schools. 1,200 sq.ft. N/G. Workshop, 4pl 3 (days), 2pl 3 etc. $1400.00 0.C.3 Crawler Cat, blade & 4.24 acres ol leased recreational property $79,5.00. 635-2104 3pl 2 Hwy 16 E Terrace bucket 80% new. $5500. 32 ft. house boat 1987 T.BIRD, 26,000 MILES, LIKE new. Air located on Scum Lake, 55 miles west and 32 FDR LEASE 9000 SQ,FT. SHOP and offices, OPEN EVERY SUNDAY FOR SALE BY OWNERapproximately 2 acres •lifetime aluminum -has everything & trailer conditioning, electric windows and seats, miles south of WilliamsLake, Comeswith pro- 7V= ton overheadc~ane0 gas heat, avail im- corner lots on Kleanzawith a 3 bedroomhome •$19500. 82 lade 2-door auto • good conf. • cruise control.$9,850. Phone635-34973p13 pane stove, cook stove and propanelighting. mediately.Call 635-7249, 2pl 3 approlmately1,600 sq.ft. Largegarden, 3 bay $1500.14 ft. Td-hull speed boat- 50 horse Finished cupboardsand interiorwater system. 1985 CHEVY CELEBRITY. Very good condl. shop, and workshop.S82,000. Financing FOR RENT ONE AND 2 BEDROOM duplex. menk, trailer $2800. CleanOkanagan Camper No field or well. Lake has private air strip. tion, 4 cyl, $4,300. Call 635-2750 3H 3 available. 22% down. 635-7650 or Fddgelstove.Call 635.5464 3pl 3 •hyd. jacks,$2000. New I~ubodalite plaM & • ~ "i~ ~I~ .... "~ ~" ~i ! ~ ASl~Ipg~'l~i,~O.(}f,o.rAulc, k~-alP.r C~ll.IMr-a~ra:,~ o'842-6453 ...... • 3p1~ FOR RENT/E~:ASE:,TO:~ORKl~i~codple:l .~Or;j 'l~tt~/:~change ':$550. Keh~'!Atien Box I~I 11 989 FULLY LOADED WHITE BERETT.A_G.T inc-er'at "Reil.tty~W~d-N °r!hp~:]°r. lu,rthet!n!°"' ,; .... ,...... -r -' "~iear ¢~o~ted under coated• Scotch'.G~;~z;d~¢l : 3~'~'~ Llay~:~)~39~'.~47~:ev~J~g~'{Lease:.' 1288"8.0'.FT-.3~ BEDROOM-HOUSE': 21= barns, bedrccm'hod'~',~n0"~-S~okers no pets, $625 0ran'Isle.Ph. 697~,~474• ~'~ 19~In new tnes. A uminum V6, $9,81:)00BO. Cal is assumable or ava lab e for purchase from saunat large tot, frplttree_s,_snop.$119,000. month, damageUop0slt. References raq(dred..-" .m/"~4AnnWnnn ~tnnntmP. ~rnm r.=n.;,t~ 638.2083 : 3p13 the B.C, Goyemment, 44tfn ~ou/K'san Avenue. o3tl-uz/3 ;Jp'l;:1 635 •2116 ' 3p13 Lake...... Woodworking Ltd, Our productsare all ~i , ~ FARM FOR SALE: 16 ACRES at Rosswood, FOR LEASE: 5 ACRE HOBBY-FARMwl large kiln dried. Birch clear 2318", $4,15 per sq. ft, MUST SELL 1988 .SUBARUSTATiONWAGON, 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WORKSt You're house, 2 Kmnorth of city limits, large din- Birchknotty 2318", $3.10 per sq, ft, Also speed, AM/FM tapedeck, roof rack, excellent readingthis aren't you? 638-SAVE, fin Newly decorated 12x72 trailer with 10'x20' addition. Shop, garage, out bulldinljs, older ing/llvlng room, 6 bedrooms,rec room, one Pine flooring; Pine clear 23/B,, $2•10 per sq, VENETIAN condition, 42,000 Kin, asking $8,000. ADAMS LAKE .STORE•LOCATED AT Adams house, new year round'well, '20'x20' root bathroom in main house, plus optional 2 ft. Pine, knotty' 2318" $1.50 per sq. ft; 635.2116. 3p13 Lake, B.C. V= hour from SalmonArm -- 45 cellar, J6~x16' greenhouse, 8.5 & 3,5 KVA guestraomsand bathrocmin addition~vl sep. 1.695~6616 12fin BLINDS CLASSIC 1965 MUSTANG.REBUILT 289 high min. from Kamloops;10 rain, from Shuswap generators,propane stove, fridge, dryer & hot entrance (e.g, Bed & Breakfast,In-law suite or PRECISION BAND CUT: Lumber, timbers, performance engine and transmission. Ex- Lakes. Fully reheated with very attractive water heater, R.S.F. turnace,.-Asklng office), Heating: NGlelectdclwoodstoves,Big sidingand firewood, We can supply any and VERTICAL cellent ¢ond. Body completelyrestored. New living quarters.Showing excellent return in an $50,000. Phone 636-6104, To view ask at vegetsble/benygarden, horse pasture, creek, all demands for size and volume. Will candy apple red porsche paint. $7,900 060 area of growth and terrific climate. Start the store. 6P! 3 Facilities for horses & small farm animals, negoSatecustom sawing, foggingand/or pur. BLINDS Includes over $2,000 in spare parts• New Year on a positive note. Phone 6.4 ACRESWITH TIMBER- Housewith base- Basement of addition nccupled by owner for chaseof private wood,Burns Lake. 695-6365 639•9323. 14ttn 1-679-8904 " fin37 occasional use. Occupancy: approx, or695-6391 tfn4 ment V4 mile from lake at Topley:Landing, SOLAR FOR A BEETLE BUFF. 1974 VW Beetle (one LAKELSE LAKE; .Three bedroom cottage. September. Rent by arrangement.For details $60,000. Phone697-2342 or write to Box' phone638-O102after6pm. 2p13 16" BMX STYLE BIKE, AND Winchester BLINDS owner) worth restoring. Serious calls only. Large lot with creek.(Not water front•) Asking 159, Granisle,B.C. 4pl 4 635-5961 3p14 $48,600 by owner 635.4949 ttn7 2 BEDROOM'BASEMENT SUITE FOR rent In Featherweight3006 rifle, Phone 638-1701 NECHAKO RIVER ACRE LOTS. 8 mll0supdver Horseshoearea. 635-9607 lpl 4 3pl 2 1976 PLYMOUTHVALIANT BROUGHAM.Nice •2 BR A.FRAME FOR SALE ON STUART lake. from Fort Fraser. $3,500. CaD 690.7425 or FOR SALE: 1 CHESTERFIELD& love seat In interior. $1,000 OBO.Carl 635-5275, 3p14 Comes with fddge, stove & private well on P.O. Box 96, Fort Fraser,Be, VOJ 1N0 4pl 4 APPLICATIONS FOR WINTER RENTAL of new new condiUon,-1 large chesterfield,fridge & .... III '1 leased land, nedu'eedto $21,500. 996-7506 3 BEDROOMHOME IN HORSESHOEarea. Large 1 bedroomcottage on LakelseLake are being stove,white headboard & frame Single bed. 4pl i accepted. Fully furnis.Md, natural gas, 638-1505: 3p12 1992 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT oeo deck, natural heat, and water. Appliances fireplaces, carpeted. Ret required. No pets, Syncro Wagon, 9,000 km, Alpine White, USED MODULAR HOMES. BUNGALOWS,960 negotiable. Asking $75,000. 638.1173 or MUSHROOM Grey Leather,ABS Brakes, Disk Brakes all or 1056 sq.ft. $22,500 to $30,500 delivered. Damagedeposit. Phone798-2267 6p14 FOR SALE: ~IEC I:APTOP, IBM compatible, 635-7424. 3pl 4 asking $1,100. 635-6233 3p12 four wheels, P/B, 4 wheel drive, power Smlthers, Terrace, Bums Lake, Vanderheuf. SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOMHOUSE FOR sale at BUYER 'locks, air conditioning, super charger, Set up prices available off request. Herb W[NDSURF BOARD FOR SALE: HI.FLY Spirit Must be seen to be appreciatedlAsking 403-264-6122 or 1.831.2233. 4pl 1 3885 Paquette; New siding, roof, gyproo, 190 litre board, Includesall relatedequipment 2 pro- 9 pm $26,500. 635-3846 Home or flooring. 80x200 lot. •Large shop• Immediate 33 ACRESV= N. LOT OF 1712 off NaBs River FOR LEASE sucb as maSt,boom, ssg, & other extras. Exc. 7 DAYS A WEEK 635-7886 Work. occupancy, must be seen. $76,400. condition.$700. OBOCall 635-5268 3p12 near . Terrace. Asking $19,000, 835-9530 or 636-5790 4pl 4 OFFICE - RETAIL - CLINICSPACE I buy the' following(sorry • No Pines) at 313-725-6363. Missigan,USA. 3pl 2 O'NEIL WETSUITFOR SALE: IncludesbooUes, LARGE RESIDENTIALLOT ABOUT% cleared. Central Location -- Off Street Parking Has removable arms and reinforced knees. 0oo{I prices for good, clean mushrooms. 9, Trucks for Sale I00 MILE HOUSE,3 BEDROOMDOUBLE-wide, Thorehelghts Subdivision Phase Ul. Phone 1,400 s'q,ft: Ground Floor E,C. $200 COO 635-5268 3p12 1990 DODGE RAM 50, 2,4 L ENGINE, stove, ffidge, washer, dryer, One acre 300 636-2148. 3pl 4 900 sq.ft. OptionalSecond- Yellow Chantrelle yds. from Horse Lake. 395-4621 after 6 pm Floor Apartment 1982 DATSUN DIESEL ENGINE & transmls- Black TrurnpotChantrelle PS/PB/TS. Grey exterior, gray cloth interior, 3pl 2 37.23 ACRESWITH CONCRETEFoundation for • sign. Low mileage. Asking $600, Call good gas mileage, Immaculate.$7,499 OBO. 14x70 mobile home; some fenced fields, Warehouse/StorageSpace -- Optional 635.6205 3p13 Yellow Foot Chantrelle 1-692-7906 After 5 pm, 4pll LARGE SIX BEDROOMHOME ON 4,26 acres. some timber. Northern Allowance qualified, AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1, 1892 KENMORE1.4 CU,FT. MICROWAVEoven, ex- Blue Chantrelle 1989 JEEP YJ, HARD TOP ~VITH 5 spd., Still consider small house on 5th wheel as Houston area. For informationcall: 845-2560. Cauliflower part payment•635-5061 3pl 2 4pl 4 Phone 635-2252 (Days) cellent condition.Cookbook & manual includ- AM/FM Cassette, 4 cylinder, 51,000 Km, 635-5531 (Evenings) ed. Asking $200, call 635.6205. 3p13 Shrimp Pussula Under warranty. Lady owned, $12,500 OBO FOR SALE OR TRADE 1•7 ACRES level land Chicken of the Woods Call 635.2816 3pl 2 well and hydro.Will considersmall cat or 5th 2. Mobile Homes Fax 635-7122 PAINTBALL PLAYERS'- MORER.P. Scherren wheelas part payment,635.5061:3p12 Premium. Great paint,, still $145 case. Fried Chicken Mushroom PRICEDTO SELL: 1984 FORDBronco II, inex- 12x68 3 6EOROOM TRAILER. C/W 5 ap- Dominator sight feeders, the biggest $25. cellentcondition. $5,300. 635.9069 3p!2 AT KWINISTA B.C, APPROXIMATELY 80 Hedge Hog pliances and drapes.12x40 vinyl sided addl. Special oh flastlngsand taso silencers:Marc, acres borderedby Hwy 16 and Skeena River. lion. Large bedroom,storage room, family Lions Maine '77 GMC 4x4 AUTO 350, 800 Km on new 635-2922: Lv, msg. 3pl 3 Some timber,phone 635,5205 3pl 2 room. Must sell. 635.2821 3pl 2 Prince rebuilt motor. Pavement driven. Fleet side FOR SALE: PRE.FABBED, WOOD-Constructed short box. $3,800 ODD 638-0130 3p12 14x70 1979 MOBILEHOME, 4 appliances, In WOODLAND Candy Cap excellent condition, Ready to move to the u,,,,ty sheds, garages,workshops. Also trailer Oyster :1990 CHEVY $10, 2.5 lltre, five speed, like APARTMENTS skirting, decks and fences, joey shacks, "B!IY DIRECT" From Owner location of your liking, $22,900 firm. Call Blew it :! ~! new. 6,200 km, asking $7,500. Phone 567-2804 4pl 3 CORNER OF KALUM & gCOTT snowroofs. Phone Dlrk 6akker, 638-1766 635-3104 3pl 3 - SAVE 7%!! CLO~E TO TOWN AND SCHOOLS evenings. 3p13 Kino Boletus "BUY OLDER" Home 12x68 (2 ADDITIONS), 4 BEDROOMS. New Red Cap Scaber "; i: .~ 1987 F150X 4x4, NEW PAINT, SPORT mat. 8x26 rear sundeck, New 8x18 patio deck. Ridge, stove, heat and hot water Includ- NORMAMAY'S CGLLECTIBLES & CRAFTS, • Tinted rear slider. New yokoahamas.F.I.302. ed. Carpeting,storage space, References 846-9751,starting July 13 will be open Mon. Lobster SAVE GST]! Frldgelstove, dishwasher, dryer. Newly Co Cura Aminita Many chromeaccessories. $9,800 0130. Call renovated.638.2083 3pl 3 required. to Sat, 9-6 instead of Wed,.Sun. Thanksl See 638.2083 3p13 1 BedroomApt. $460.00 you soon. 4pl 3 Morel TWO BEDROOM 12x48 DUTCHESS mobile Blue/Red Huckleberries 1986 NISSAN 4x4. STANDARD cab with HOMES FOR SALE home for sale with a 10x48 addition; clw a 2 BedroomApt. $625.00 LOSE WEIGHT NOW. ASK ME HOW. Money canopy,5 spd, $8,500 0B0. 638.0355 3p13 3 BedroomApt. $600.00 back guarantee, Herbalife Mependant Phone: 636-9080 fridge; stove; naturalgas heat; new hot water Look for the big red pick.up with white 1982 DATSUN KiNG CAB 4x4 truck, 3" rift tank, $7,000 OBO.Located tn HoustonTrailer No pets. distributor. Peter 632.7872 cr Sarah Pager. 638-3996 and Mack trailerlessted at 8hoppm Auto kit, no rust, Asking $4,500. Call 635•6205. Court. Call 696.3259 4pl 4 PHONE OFFICE 635-5224 ' '~ 632-6442, 3p14 Mart, Highway 16 West. 3pl 3 1979 12x70 TRAILER, FULL CONCRETE UPRIGHTPIANO. Call 635.6153 3pl 4 Two bedroom home, natural gas, basement. 10x70 addition,roof over addition in town...... $54,500 and trailer, natural gas, garage 14x22, Three bedroom home full base. greenhouse, fruit trees, partially furnished. VIEWPOINT & ---SUPER SPECIALS'---1 Well maintained, asking $55,700. Phone HOT TUB merit, garage,natural gas, big lot, 638.8240. 4pl 4 KULDO PARK in town, has had suite in base- Portland Cement only ...... S8,,5Oper bag 2 BEDROOMTRAILER IN EXCELLENT condl. APARTMENTS (Kltimaq RENTALS ment...... $89,500 lion, Fddge,stove, washerand dryerincluded. Two bedroomhome, with garage, Situated in Pine Park Trailer Park. $15,000 starting at $350 per month, Family Fun For Patlo-alocks8x16only ...... =OOeaoh natural gas, in town. "Handy Man OBO. 635.2546 days, 635.7602 evenings. Cleanest suites in townl $1 Only",...... ,.,. $56,900 Attractive two bedroom Everyone! New MedullneManufactured Home On NEW SURPLUS LUMBER Two bedroom home totally Oleplay For Your Viewing suites, close .to schools. renovated, new ffldoe, stove, ConsignmentsWeleemel W/W carpets, heat & hot FOR SALE and Many Other washer, dryer, in town...S74,gO0 water included, professional Special WESTWORL8MOBILE HOMES LTD, Three bedroom home, ROW foun- on-site staff. Weekend Construction Supplies 3117 Clark St. Rates datlon, P.W,F,, in town. "Handy PHONE 635.4949 FAX 635.2246 For appointment to view Man Only".,.,...... $55,900 Phone Avsllablel ECHO CONCRETE & BRICK I For the entrepreneur, Apartment! 3. For Rent Viewpoint

• 4430 Keith Ave. bid. in town. Will colisIdor home I 839-4899 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT fight down town. TERRACE TUBS on trade.,.i;.iii;i~.i;,i;..ii;~.$284,900I FrldOelstove, security ent~'a~e,:P~ved paik- ~:~,,r ;. , "~:, , Ing~Onsite ,~naOement.'~35.7957:'i. 15~fn 635-9731 635-9191 Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1991 - Page B7

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9. Trucks fer Sale 14. Boats & Marine 18. Business Services 20. Pets & Livestock 1988 CHEVVz TON, EXCELLENTcondition.. 18 FT CHAMPIONDEEP V HULL In excellent Includes 'foslights, boxliner, and toolbox. condition, 470 Mercrulserw/fresh water cool- REG V= THOROUGHBREADGELDING, 12 yrs, $10,000 0B0 638.0647 3pl 3 Nirvana Metaphysics 16.2 hh, well-mannered. Excellent move. WHAT'SYOUR ing. Low hours, lake and ocean boat, 95 per 1989 ISUZU TROOPER.LIKE NEW condition. cent use in lresh water. Walk thru windshield, and HealingCentre ment, loves to jump. $3,000 obo. 52,000 Km, top of the line 'LSL $14,400. Call sleeper seats, ski compartment in floor, ski 1.692.3536 4pl 1 Adrian Van de Mosselaer (Terrace)635.4818 ladder, heater, seats 6 comfortably, extra Oevelop • stronger connection LIVESTOCK WANTED: C0W-CALFPAIRS and HURRY,B.C.? 3p13 prop, 2 piece convertible top, complete in- to self end the Universe. 300-500 pound calves, Call 845-2292 .MUST SELLI 1987 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER, ex- stromentation. With Clakkins trailer $10,500. 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 (Houston). 4pl 1 Depth sounder and VHF radio also available. cellent condition, low Kin, lots of extras. N.C.A.C. JUDGED .PLEASURE RIDE. Burns Phone638-1445 3p13 Call Geor0e at 635.6273 or 635.5486 after 6:30. 2p14 Lake: July 25 at 1 pro. NoviceJr. & sr. Non- About the Terrace Standard 1988 F250 SUPERCAB 2 WH. DRIVE, 351 KID'S competitive. Prizes plus $100, $75, $50. engine, $10,500 080, Call683d 697 3p13 OLDER 18 FOOT WOOOEN BOAT made in 1-698-7457 or 692.3403. Pre.registerby Ju- HOURS: Peterborough, Ontariowith 35 H.P. outboard ly 22. 3pl 2 i 990 TOYOTA!4x2, 21 ,DO0 Km's, Excellenl motor. Phone635-5205. 3pl 2 CASTLE • Our office is open 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.rn Monday to Friday condition. TonneauCover, AM/FM Case. 6 yr (LICENCED) EWES. 200 HEADLAMBS AVAILABLE. Offers extended warranty. Transferable, $9,950. 16' FIBREGLASS INVITATION SAILBOAT. phone 690.7536, Fort Fraser. 4pl 3 DEADLINES: Call 638;0429 3pl 4 Similar to a laser, very good condition and DAYCARE/PRESCHOOL / ready to sail. $900 0B0, 697.2736 - 4p13 PROFESSIONALPET GROOMINGIN home or For children 2 ½ .to 5 • door to door service. We come to you. Small Deadlines for classified advertising is 5:00 p.m.' Friday 1990 TRACKER4x4, VERY LOW mileage, before Wednesday paper. Like new. Convertable top, deluxe stereo, 28 FT. PELAGICFIBREGLASS DIESEL cruiser; dogs/cats, large dogs. Apts. Price varies on Automatic, under warranty. $12,000, Call 22 ft. Duckworthaluminum jet boat, enclosed 638-8890 size. 638-1977 or 535-9772. 'Joanna' 3pl 3 Deadline for space booking of disp!ay advertising is 5:00 pm, 635-4204. 3pl 4 wheelhouse, 351 Ford, 3 stage Hamilton Jet, Friday before Wednesday paper, c/w GalvanizedE.Z. Loadertrailer; 14 ft. Lund 7 YR OLD GELDINGBY TARDYTABASCO. 15 1983 GMC % TON DIESELPICK.UP, good con- jet boat; 16 ft. Drift boat c/w facto~j trailer. HH. Suitablefor pleasure riding or show. Also Deadline for submission to the editorial department is 1 2:00 dltlon, Opento offers. Call 638.8794 lpl 4 AnchorlKalTire, Kitimat, 632-2151 4p14 19. Lost & Found for sale, 2 yearlinggeldings by Jacks Dee Bar, both good show prospects. 847-4195 eves. noon Friday before Wednesday paper. 1989 CHEV SUBURBAN SILVERADO 2500 18 FT. KEVLARCLIPPER CANOE, used once. I1" COSTS YOU NOTHINGto place a Lost and 4p13 SUBSCRIPTIONS: series, Fully loaded, bucket seats, 2 wheel $900 firm. 638-0661 3pl 4 Found Classified. Phone 638.SAVE before 12 driVe/peel track, 8,500 Km Trailer-towing Noon Saturdays. REG. CAIRNTERRIERS, reaay to go July 21. Subscription rates for the Terrace Standard are $31.00 pe~ package. 798.2539 3pl 4 NEW 12 FT INFLATABLEBOAT. 1992 motor. Excellent with children, non.shedding. Will year. Still in box. Excellentfor hunting or fishing. LOST ON LAKELSE LAKE 1991 fall flood: ship anywhereIn Canada n/c. Dewormed. 1st $495. Call 639.9323 lp14 Laser sale. boat, 798-2443 or 798-2500. . vaccination.$350. 847-5034 4p13 HOW' TO CONTACT US: 10. Aircraft 2pl 3 15. Machinery RAISETHE PROFITABLEEMU. Thesebirds are We are located at 1947 SUPERCESSNA 120, 135 HP engine, LOST CAT IN 4600 BLOCKOF HAUGHLAND. gentle, hardy, easy to raise. Small acreage 4647 ILazelle Avenue in Terrace, B.C. VaG 1S8 S.M.O.H. 85 hrs, prop 85 hrs since new. 9UD6 CAT, $1 &BOO; 350 JO loader & blade, Cat is grey, long.haired,green eyes. Owners will do.My first chicks are ready to go, Sexed Floats, skis. All airwcrthinessdirectives com- $10,500, 4 light plants. Herdng skiff 20', Would love to have her home. Call 635.7275 or unsexed. More informationcall plied with. I~cl 47-43.3 doublers for float starcraft 22', aluminumboats. 1-697-2474 or • 2p14 1-694.3456 4pl 4 phone638-7283 638-8432 operations. $22,000 firm. W.Nonnenmacher, 1.697-2393. 8fin LOST ONE SET OF KEYS, SOMEWHEREalong REGISTERED QUARTERHORSE: Cas Bar. 5 694-3589 or 699-6392 (engineeringInfo). Sparks and Olson. Key tag says 'Scott'. 4p 13 1988 CAT 416 LOADERBACKHOE, 2 wheel years old. Well broke. $1800. Call 845-2837 drive with multi-purposebucket, 42" and 12" Rewardoffered. Call 638.1283 2p14 (Houston). 4pl 4 11. Recreational digging bucket, .$35,500. 1987 Cat 416 LOST ONE PAIR OF GOLD-FRAMEDprescrip- PUREBREDSAMOYED PUPS. $350. Excel'~ent loader backhoe, 4 wheel drive, 24"bucket, tion glasses In black case, Lost betweenbirch with children. Reserveyours now. Readyto go The Kitimat. Vehicles ext..stick, multi.purpose bucket, $36,500. hill and westview ddve on July 1st. Call In October. Call 845-7494 4pl 4 "1989 Cat 416 loader backhoe, 4 wheel drive 635-2680. 2p14 PeR SALE: 1981 FRONTIER19' MOTORHOME. PURE POMERANIANFOR SALE. Five months $14,900. 635.8612 9p10 with ext.-stick, g.p. bucket and 24", Cross Country Ski Club: $48,500. 636-4610 or 638.4611 tfnll LOST FROM DUTCH VALLEY ONE adult un- old, female. Has had first sot of shots. Vory af- 1991 29' 5th WHEEL CAVALIER by Cobra. neutered male grey tabby cat with white on fectionate. Phone838.0138 3p14 STIRLING MINI.BAGGER FOR ROUND bale face and chest. Jeanne, 638-1977 or Cam Top quality. Aluminum frame construction, GOODQUALITY HAY FOR SALE, 4 yr. Quarter has now purchased a air, awning, microwave,electronic jacks, Plus siloage. Complete with air vacuum, $5,000 638.8868. 2pl 4 Fraser Lake 1.699.6990 4pll horse mare, $600. 3 yr. Quarter/Mor0an more. 638-1697. 3pl 3 mare, $600. 892-7072 4pl 4 1983 KAFFBOHRER FOR SALE: 1968 CAT 966B WHEEL loader 20. Pets I Livestock 1977 GMC 23' CITATIONMOTORHOME, 400 CKC REGISTEREDSIBERIAN PUP from chain. motor. Air, awning, new battedos, alternator, does not have an attachment. $9,200. Call STANDING AT STUD, NEGA JET BAR Piston Bully Tractoi; 838.4610 or 638.4611. fin11 reglstsred quarter horse, 16.1 hh, pure b~ack... plon line. 4 Blue eyed males, shots and & tires. Sleeps 6, rear bath/shower. 73,000 dewormed. Call 635.2049 3al 4 miles. $12,500. 638-1222. 3p12 STEEL A FRAME: I BEAM & PIPE, 9 ft x 9 ft More Information, call Jerry Cummings, with swivel casters. $1,000 Phone 847-331 or wdte Box 4548 Smithers, B.C. 9W RUSTLERCAMPER. Ridge, stove, pro. V0J 2N0 4p20 pane heat, sleeps 5. Also ArtJe Package In- 635-5205. 3p12 cluded. Askin{; $2,200 635.7683 3p12 SEVERAL OAT LOADERS,ALL SIZES, 2 John STANDINGAT STUD,NEGA JET bar registered quarterhorse. 16.1 hh, pure black. MoreInfor. '79 DIPLOMATTRAVEL TRAILER, 23V2', E.C., Deere 644 loaders, 1991 D6D Longrack, 400 hrs. 1978 D6D Widepad and ripper, 4-1990 matlon call Jerry Cummings 847-3311 or $6,900. Separately or as a unit with '79 write Box 4548, Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0 4pl 1 Dodge. Ramcharger 4x4 Loaded G.R.C. For Belly belts. Dump trucks single & tandem ax- - $8,500 638.8877 . 3p12 els. 1979 GMC 2100 91. fuel truck, 4 com- partments. 1987 Ford High to Ambulance. 1987 BIGFOOT5th WHEEL TRAILERTF 20 ft, 496-6791 4p12 duel axle, $14,500. 1990 Chevrolet 4x4, This machine with its 200 HP engine, 4 meter %ton, a/c, 42,000 Kin, regular cab and box, 1987 CASE: 118,76 FELLER/BUNCHERclw a Jane's Pet Gallery blade, and tiller~compactor attachments is capable auto trans, removeable5th wheel, hitch and 22 inch Lokomo Hood: 1985 Case 1187A wired. $16,000. Whole set $29,000. Phone Dellmber; Rogers Stroke; one Earle18 inch Dog and Cat Grooming of grooming after heavy snowfalls and in toy condi- 632.5802 (KItimat) 2pl 3 Shear Head. Call 403-494.3649 (Fairvlew, Alberta) 4p13 tions. ,1970 INTERNATIONALBUS, SEATS COt, =to camperize~ Asking $2 5oo' ¼Or~q.~'~ ;680 GA.~E.B~CKHOE WITH ;EXTENDEDHOE: Its speed and pQwer will reduce ~acking timeand, ~a,, ~6~.i'~h~Jradlbvlbra(~r ;e'xceiient~. :'635:~6205: :...... " ...... -3p113 ,,~,,::allow...qualit~/~igrb6ming i n.~~sr e ~a r.i h'~',';~r{~e'~,l~l~9~ ~!~, ~ )~Tbh: Calr846:5600 "' -. ' •4pJ4 ...... ~ OngmalPastelPortratts ~ • - , , , ' , ' I .., . " " ' .... ~" ...... ': ' 1990 CAN.AMCRUISE VAN, FULLYLoaded, Do/p, Cals, Horses and Wildlife Wnter Games...... , ..... custom made, neverused winter. 23,000 Km, 'i8, Farm Produce Call 63B.8874 or view at 3314 Sparks. 3pl 3 635-6552 Funding was provided by the Regional District of EAT MORE LAMB FROM 0UMMIr4GSRanch JANE TURNER 638-8018 1976 NOMADETRAVEL TRAILER, 25 FT, ful. Highway 16 W. South Hazelton. Available Kitimat-Stikine and the District of Kitimat. ly self.contained,"sleeps six, comes with year round. Also goat meat. 842.5316.12p10 iequallzer hitch and in good condition. $4700 0BO1632.4S87. 3pl 3 HAY F0R SALE. WEATHERPERMITI"ING. New crop. Alfalfa, AIf-Brome. Will be available 1976 DIPLOMAT 23' FT MOTORHOME. June 25. Other varieties later. Cummings 47,000 originalmiles. Sleeps 6, 3 pce baht, Ranch. Highway 16 W. S.Hazelton. BCYCNA for28 fridge, stove/oven, air; awning, 638-O331. 842-5316. 12p10 BRITISH BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS _$15,000 3pl 4 OOLUMSL~ LAMB FOR SALE: $211b. DRESSED,plus cut ANDYUKON These ads appear In more than 100 community newspapers In B.C. and Yukon 1981 24 FT. TRAVELAIRE MOTORHOME, and wrapped. Call 638.0102 or 694.3456. coMMUNnY and reach more than 3 million readers. $195 " 63,000 km, awning, eye level oven, full 3pl 2 N~8OClATION 2 6 6 TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR BCYCNA AT (604) 669-9222. $3.70 each additionalword bathroom, new motor, Was $18,900, now $16,500~ Phone638-1236 3pl 4 NEW CROPOF EXCELLENTHAY in the Quick area of the Bulkloy Valley. $2.00 per bale In '1986 9'6" 81GF00T CAMPER DELUXE. the field or will deliver for $3.50 per Bathroom, shower, hot water, stove/oven, 3 bale.046-5626 AUTOMOTIVE EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT OPPS. FOR SALE MISC. way fndge, roof.rack, ladder, propane detec- 2p13 MOBILE HOME8 tor. 632.7851 " 3pl 4 Engines rebuilt from $995, 5 CHEF TRAINING PRO- CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE, NewSO'x100'x16'steel bulld- BUY FACTORY DIREOT~ ser 100,000 kms warranty. GRAM, In Just 17 weeks nestled in the Canadian Ings at a special pdce, Other Save thousands on dealer 12. Motorcycles ond Mechanical serving make your ~ture flnanclally Rocldes, Is accoptlng appli- sizes from 30'Wx160'Wat any mark-up. We'll custom build 17. Garage Sales B.C. for 27 years. Phone 7 secure, Joln Canada's #1 cations for a PasVy Chef de length also available. Phone 1989 KAWASAKI NINJA ZX1G, 1000 cc, mobile homes to suit your LOOKING TO MAKE ROOM in your garage? days, 8 a.m.- 8 p.m. (604)872- Industry. Cooking lea reces- Pattie and Flret Ccok and Ruby (204) 661-06~99 Fax needs, Doublas/slngles/ • EC., Very fast. $6,000 0Be 635.43S7 3pl 2 O641. Toll-free Mon.Fd 1- Adverilse your garage sale in the Classifieds sion-proof career. Short, In- Red Seal. You must have (204)661-01~59. .. modulare. Phone for date]Is: 800-663-2521. tense training. Rnanclal as. several years experience. 1981 YAMAHAMAXIM 650 WITH extras half 638.SAVE. fin FOR SALE. Used Audio/ Noble Homes, Edmonton flaring luggage container. 14,009 Km in ex- slstance. Gov't funding. Stu- Shared subsidized accom- (403)447-,,3414/447-2333, 1HEUL11MATE GARAGE SALB Terrace Flea Market GOVERNMENT SEIZED/ dent loans. Continuous en- Visual equipment• All In ex- cellent shape. $1,100 Call699-8900 4pl 3 SURPLUS vehicles. U.S.and modation and meals. We ovory Sunday 12 • 4. Set up at Farmers rolment. Accommodation offer a full benefit package. cellent condition. (2) Kodak LARGE SELECTION Canadian low as $100. Ektagrephlo III carousal slide 10',12',14' ,, 1Ox58 - $3,900, 1980 YAMAHAMX80 DIRT81KE. $495, Ex- Market lot. Sellers wantedlCommunitygroups BMW's, Cadillacs, Cheve, arranged. DUBRULLE Reply with your resume to: cellent condition,call 639.9323 lpl 4 welcomel $3/space, $20/season, 035-5740 FRENCH CULINARY Human Resources, Chateau projectors with 200 M, $360 12x48 - $6,900,1978 - 14x70 Fords, Meroedes, Porsches, each. Electronic Dissolve - $17,900, Immediate deliv- 9p9 lrucks, vena. AMAZING free SCHOOL, 1522 W. 8th Ave., Lake Louise, .Lake Louise, Vancouver, B,C. 738-3155 AB TOL 1E0. Fax: (403)522- Unlt/Csesetta player with re- ery. Dealers welcome. 14. Boats & Marine 2 DAY MOVING OUT GARAGE SALE. 24-hr recording reveals how mote and speaker $900• Elmo (416)631-4666 or Toll-free 1-600-667-7288. 3834, Homes Canada, Clzlgary. 18' 1976 HOURSTONGLASS CRAFT, 4 cyl., Household items, fife jackets, lurniture. July 2-projector stand- $500. Can (403)266-2488. EMPLOYMENTSERVICES chew 120 OMC leo, Good condition $6,000 25 & 26 startingat 9.5. 4918 Lazolle. lpl 4 CANADA ENGINES LTD. EMPLOYMENT be viewed at BCYCNA office, PERaOHAL OBO.846-9817' @12 Quality Rebuilt Engines: cars, OPPORTUNITIES CRUISE LINE EMPLOY- Phone 669-9222, Vancouver. light trucks. 6 cylinder from STOPIII SINGLE?SEARCH. INTERIOR PROPELLER REPAIRS, Complete MENT PACKAGE. Typos of GARDENINO $995, 8 ¢yllndar from $1095. DEPARTMENT MANAGER Jobs/How to get those Jobs/ ING forsomeoneapedal? Try marine propeller repairs and re-pitchlns. 18. Business Services 5 year, 100,000 Kin. Ltd.war- ONE STOP GREENHOUSE our Mall Order Dating Sarv- 1.564-4504 or 805 4th Ave., P.G, 4pl 2 POSITION available with North America Contact DI- ranty. 7 Days - 580-1050, 1- Home Building Cenlre In pro- rectory/Morel Fordetallscall: SHOP, B.C. Greenhouse Icel Reasonable fees,conll. 800.665.3570, 856-5828 greseive Alberta Community. (604)635-3639, Builders Ltd,, 7425 Hedle~ dentlal. For FREE detella, evenings. One hour from Edmonton. Ave., Bumaby, B,C. VBE2R write: P,O. Box 2222 FOR SALE MISC. FREE BROCHURE, Kelowna~ B,C. V1X 41(6. Cummings Turbo Diesel Excellent opportunity for ad- vancement. Benefits, full Saveral Loaders and D6 Cats, Aluminu m/Glass or REAL ESTATE 4x4's, Explorers, Vans, 4- 1987 Ford Hlghtop Ambu- Aiumlnum//~ryllte SDP, Dou- I PIANO Runners, Dakotas, starting medical, dental, profit shar- PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD Ing, Individual must have lure. lance, three 1990 Totem Belly ble-walled GREENHOUSES from $149 month. 0 down Saladums and complete line for unpaid taxes, Crown Land O.A.C. We deliver anywhere ber, hardware related exped. Dumps, Excavators, and availability, For InformaBon Tuning & Repairs enos. Contact: A. Blals orW. Backhoes, 2100 gal. fuel of Greenhouse Aocessorise, In B.C. Grant or Don collect truck, 40 ton Low Bed. Call Telephone (604)433.4220, on both write: Properties, Call: .1(604)686-3141, Krlck, Box 6417, Drayton D~pt. CN, Box ~80, Sln. F, Valley, AB TOE OMO. 493-6791, Fax 433-1285. BUILDINO SUPPLIES .Ottawa, K2C 3J1 The Piano Doctor (403)642-3883, fax (403)542- Salmon Arm, B,C. New Adult HELPWANTED DOORSI WlNDOWSI Inte- 7970, Thompson River Ectatas. David Hankinson 627-4294 Condos, beautiful view of the We need you to sell toys & Valley Vlswlote, 3/4& 1 acre 862 - 11 th Avenue East, rior and exterior wood, metal lake. Also Sanlor-adult apart. gifts for O & M Gifts, NO and French doors, wood win- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE lots, S 8, 10 acre lots. 1 only manta, sale or lease• Close INVESTMENT, NO DELIV- 6 acre lot on the Thompson Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 2W8 dows, skylight& MOREl Call ENGINEER needed for three to downtown. Call Doug at ERIES, no collection. Call collect to WALKER DOOR month contract In Inuvlk, (604)832.5147• River 30 rain. west of 519)258-7906 or fax KamloopeontheTCH#1. Call SERVING THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST and WINDOW In Vancouver N.W.T. Start Immediately. 519)258-O707 for free info. at (604)266-1101. Contact: Glenn King, WHOLESALE-PRICED craft collect 1(604)373-2282. supplies: baskets, laces, flo- BUBINE~ OPPORTUNITIES (403)979-2173. Qualified contact lens fitter 8ERVIOE9 ral, etc. Over 2000 stock required for Kelowna com. National Home Owner Mar- CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE, Items, 48-page catalogue. ~ any, Competitive salary and Major ICBO end Injury claims. ketlng franchises available In nestled In the Canadian Send $2,00 p&h. Crysbl neflts available. Send Joel A, Wanertrlal lawyer for --THIS MONTH'S SPECIAL-- B.C, Complete set up and Rockies, Is accaptlng appli- Crafts, R•R. #3, High River, resume with references to' 24 years, Gall collect: Iralnlng. Real Estate license cations for room attendants, ABT1V 1N3, Optical, 2280C Le¢lde Road, (604)736-5600:Contlngemy not required minimum Invest. fsesavallable, InJuredln B,C, dishwashers, f & b buseera/ DESERT STORM - for the Kelowna, V1X 6G6, PORTLAND $8s0 ment 20K. Phone (604)837- wait staff and clerical, Chef ,o.,nly. 4980. latest In US/Canadian mili- CAMEO LINGERIE Quality de Pattie with Journeyman's tary surplus clothing and lingerie, Ioungewear sold by TALENTAOENOIE8 Red Ssel_and 8-4 years expe- CEMENT• :' ..... oi,, ...... , per ..0 RetsllShoe Business In down. equipment write orcall Crown home fashion shows. Start a REPRESENT CANADA IN town Golden, Established 10 nense, First cook with sertlfl- Surplus Stores Ltd, 1005. career with Cameo. Sales 1992 as MIss South Wastem years. Good returns for right Gate of formal training (rain. 2 i 11th St. &E, Calgary, AB and manager positions open, B.C. and travel, model, Ages owners. Sedous Inquiries ya~s) also 2-3 years related TZG 3E9, or phone (403)265; Dorothy Hyland 888'3969, 18 to 25, Deadline August 7, PATIO :::: : =1 only. SHOE BARN, Box 2334, expenence. Positions avail- I 1757, fax (403)265-6492 for 20200-96th Ave,, Langley, 1992, Gertl Todd 98d-1536" Golden, B•C.. VOA 1H0• able July/Auguat/Septsmber. an IIIuetratsd brochure. Shared sub~dlzedaccommo. B.C. V3A 8G5, leave name and address on EDUCATION BLOCKS x;i On,y,i:: O0,,o, datlon and meals. Full medi- LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT? For LNE~lrOCK answering service for bro. i I i chure. Out of work? Train to be an cal benefit package for per- the ultimate and guaranteed Black Arabian Stallions for ,,, ' / Apartment/Condominium manent employees. Reply guide to meeting, getting end seleorlasseoptlontobuy, 2- BLANKETCLA~IFIED I]1 Manager. Government li- with your resume and work keeping that special lady, 2 yr old mature, 14.2 h,h. SKEENACONCRETE PRODUCTS censed, correspondence references to: Human Re- send $9.95 (limited time of. 3751 Old Lakelse LakeR& course will" qualify you for sources, Chateau Lake far) to: Princess Cards Ltd., h.h. Welltralnedwestemand ,. adve employmenL For detelh~: Louise, Lake Louise, AB TOL P.O. Box 48034 Vietods, B,C, (604)681-5456 or 1-600-665- lEO, Facsimile: (403)522- vaz 7H5, 10 day complete Box 4397,Quesnel, B.C. V2J 8339, ,. ; . 3834. Money Back Guarantee. 3J4, Phone (604)747-2334, I "

i illl / . I I I I i i nl r i ..... ~ .,,. d,-~, ,: t :,i ::~: i : • PageB8 - TerraceStandard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 = ACTION AD S CALL 638-SAVEJ i BUY 'SELL RENT TRADE ,[

21. Help Wanted 23. Work Wanted 25. Business 25. Business !" "N AAA OPPORTUNITY. JOiN THE WINNING MAN WITH PiCK.UP WILL DO ODD lobs, yard Opportunities team. UnitedBuy & Sell Furniturehas openings work,haul garbage,ex free estimate,Phone RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE AT the Houston 0pp0dunities /Hire a Student for dynamic, self motivated and ambitious 635.2750. 3p13 Mall, Reasonablerates. For informationplease manager trainees who are committedto an LTANNING SALON FOR SALE exciting long term career. No experience WILL DO SEWING AND ALTERATIONS also call Bert at 635-6316:2000 sq.lt, also Excellent Clientele quilts, and babyquilts. Reasonablerates, call available as second floor olfice space in the necessary but must be willing to start at the Serious Inquiries Only bottomand wuk hard Phon~635.4111 8tin ; 635.2435. (Ask for J.B.) 3pl 3 HoustonMall. 8p8 to help with After 6 pm DO YOU LIKE CHILDREN? Are you compas- WILLDO HOUSEKEEPING,Any day, any time, FOR SALE: FAST FOOD RESTAURANT. Very sionate, organized, fun-loving, and a good References.Good rate. 635-2842 3p13 reasonably priced, A little more than cost of equipment.Nice location,lots of foot and vehl. 635-5109 cook? I~equlred immediately, mature nan- EXPERIENCEDPAINTER, REASONABLErates, your home work! cle traffic. Well establishedfor 12 yrs. Reply ny/housekeeperto look alter 3 young girls in free estimates, interior/exterior spraying, to file no.65, c/o this paper 4pl 2 modern home in Smithers. Please send power washing, etc. Phone 635.5334. Gregg 26. Personals resumeto Box 384 Smithers. 4pl 2 Halfyard, 3pl 3 Wash the windows. Cut the grass. LINE COOK NEEDED, MUST BE experienced CONFIDENTIAL8OOKKEEPING SERVICE, Small 21. Help Wanted ADVERTISEpersonal messages in the Terrace and reliable. Apply In person with resume to business or self.employed. Mary at Standard. Confidentiality Is assured. Phone Build a fence. Paint the house. the TerraceSlumber Lodge, 3p12 635.7474. 3pl 3 638-7283 Monday to Friday, 9 a,m to 5 p,m. There is only so much you can do yourself. STOP JEHOVAHS WITNESSES, Is there something MONEY$250 PLUS. A'FrRACTIVEposition for WORK WANTED: WILL BABYSITIN MY home Wasting time at a--"~eadend job with no Why not hire a student to help? man or woman of neat appearanceand good Men to Fri in Horseshoearea. Ages 2-5 yrs. about the Watchtowerthat makesyou uneasy training, no advancement opportunities but don't know what It is? If so, you are not character for pleasantwork. Earningsoppor- Excellent references available. Phone and no incentives. tunity $250 plus per week to start. Advance- 635.7048. 3pl 3 alone. Phone 1.847-4354 for recorded ment. Educationor experiencenot important, LOOK message, tfn4O CARPENTER WITH TRADE QUALIFICATIONS For a career where advancement and Contact your Car helpful Call 635-6584, ask for Don, 15 years experiencewill do carpenterwork. WANTED N/S NID FEMALE 19. for occasional • ! I E,O,E. 2p14 financial compensationis not limited, but outings, Send letter and photo to Box 1084, Also condo and apartmentmaintenance. Call is truly based on your own efforts. Canada Employment WE REOUIREAN EXPERIENCED& fully equip- 638-0136. 3p! 4 Terrace B.C. vBG 4v1 6pl O ped buckerman. Export experience Is LISTEN... KNOW SOMEONEIN THE TERRACEarea with EXPERIENCEDCARPENTER WILLING TO work We are a largemultinational company, the Centre at prolerable,Call 636-9025. 3p14 out of town. PhoneFrank at 831-2233. 3p14 AlcohollDrug Problems? Get the beautilul Leader in our Reid We offer excellent tape, 'RaisedFrom the Ruins'. You'll love itl • . . [ DRIVER WITH ONE TON TRUCK with van ADAPTABLE, MATURE LIVE-IN BABYSITTER training, benefitsand Unlimitedopportuni- wanted to move household Irom Kltimat to Free/Confidential. Call 'Freedomline'. required to care for infant starting Sept. 1st. ty lor advancement. 1.800-528-0700. 4pl 3 635-71 34 LUooet,end of July. Call 632.4638 1p14 Please send resume to: Box 598, Houston, QUALITY PEOPLEOUALIFY B.C. VOJ 1ZO "4pl 4 DO YOU WANT TO GIVE A UNIQUE POEM to 4630 Lazelle, Terrace If you are bondable,dependable, and am- that special someone in your life; yet don't HOME& OFFICECLEANERFOR hire.Excellent bilious and available for rimited travel, know how?Phone 638-0514 lp14 LOVE BABIES? rates and references.Ph. 638-0258 2pl 4 then this may be the Career Opportunity DESIGNER BODYTHROUGH HAR8 WORK and infant and toddler care is currently you've been lookingfed personalizedweight training. Make a positive HIRE in demand in Terrace, Skeena Child Please replyto file no. 55 old the: FULLY EXPERIENCED Terrace Standard,4647 LazelleAvenue change. Certifiedinstructor: Evenings-Kathy, Care Support Program provides in- Terrace, B.C., VSG 1S6 A STUDENT formation, resources, and start-up 638-8323. 3pl 4 help free of charge to persons con- CARPENTER sidering offering child care. Available for renovations,repairs, etc. Canad'/~ ~'a2- around the homeor office. Will do painting Registered i:aregivers have ac- Gouvernoment do Canada /~n. d(~ / " cess to referrals, resources, and & plumbing as well. Reasonable rates, low-cost.liability Insurance. contract or hourly. Discount lor seniors. • / Have full line efequipment, also base- EXPERIENCED For further Information drop In ment forms. to 4542 Park Ave. or call 638,1113. Bartender required for Call Ron GiGi's Pub 22. Caree'rs 635'4655 YOU CAN BULL0 EXTRA INCOME through a at the Terrace Inn. part time business. Call 638.8686. Ask for Apply in person to the front deskl Lynn. 3pl 4 LOOKING FOR Contact Gloria Laser 23. Work Wanted CHILD CARE? Westarrimber THE TERRACE STANDARD reminds adver- Skeena Child Care Support Pro- tisers that the human rights code"in British gram can provide infom~ation on Columbiaforbids publicationof any advertise- available day care in Terrace and •Great Careers Need Great Beginnings Maintenance Superintendent ment in connection with emp]oymentwhich Kitimat. Trans Canada Credit is a t personal finance company with discriminatesagainst any personbecause of Plateau Operations Spaces are currently available for 1 45 branches across Canada, We are looking for an origin, or requiresa job applicant to lurnish children aged 2 and over in licensed any informationconcerning race, religion,col- as well as registered informal set- Agressive Individual to Join our Team Plateau is an innovative forest products mill in the interior of our, ancestry,place of originor politicalbelief. tings. Readers: In ads where 'male' is referred to, If you enjoy meeting and dealing with people, have grade British Columbia. please read also as 'female' and where For further Information drop In to 1 2 education, and are willing to transfer we offer'thorough on Westar's Plateau Operation is located at Engen just 20kin 'female' is used, readalso as 'male'. 4542 Park Ave. or call 838-1113, the job training program, an excellent benefits package, a west of Vande~oof, B.C. Plateau is one of the largest pro- - , :.. . , ~'., ;~ REPLYINGTO A FILE NUMBER? Please be ,...... qQmP.e.ti,tive,,salarY, and a:bpgin~ing to a very exciting career ducing SPF d0menston mdl~m,the'provtnce...... I '~:wlth g~bt,opportUnity'fOr a dv~e.me~,~pply now-to-4548=- Reporting to the mill Genera[.SuP_erintendent you will ha~,:e ' t.i. ,,. ' : ~ .... ,'-,' • .~_' ~ L'_~:...? .. -~ .. ,'.,, Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. VBG 1 P8 ~' v~.~Terra~e PRD.LFE EDUOATON ava0abe to genera the responsibility for developing and managing all 8.C., VBG 1S8. Please do not include bulk public; videos, pamphlets, lending library, maintenance programs and activities for the mill operations. goods or money to Box replies. dealing with human life Issues such as abor. CARPENTER 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE.Forms tion and euthanasia, Student enquldes The successful applicant will be a highly motivated individual framing, siding, finishing inside or out. No job welcome.Call 635.3646. 5tfn TAKE YOUR FIRST STEP with proven leadership skills in an industrial maintenance en- • too small. Mike Gray.638.0822 .... 32fin ' BORED? LOOKINGFOR ADVENTURE, excite- vironment. Experience in-the Lumber industry will be an JOURNEYMANCARPENTER, will do finishing,. ment, perhaps a tropical island? Call Elan TOWARDS A GREAT. CAREER... renovations, install cabinets, patio, painting, Travel at 635.6181 and catch the spiritl 2tfn asset. hardwoodfloors. Also build furniture, etc. Call ...Read this ad, then call me if you are an independent, An attractive starting salary and a comprehensive benefits 635-6277 (leavemessage) 9p9 ambitious individual, whq is interested in joining our sales program as well as relocation assistance will be offered to the GUITARIST LOOKINGFOR A BAND. Gigs not ZION BAPTIST CHURCH force. A career as a life underwriter offers an organized basements. 3 piece,rocking, SRV type Blues successful candidate. 2911 s; sparksst. 638-1336 training programme, as well as excellent potential or alternative rock, Sedous only. 635.3125 If you wish to be part of a winning team please submii your anytime. 3pl 2 for personal growth, 9:45 Sunday School (all ages) resume to Graeme Kellam, General Superintendent:atthe above average income opportunities and the potential to 10:55 Worship Service following address: Girl Guides Children's Praise Hour move into management. of Canada Please send your resume in confiderice, or telephone: Westar Timber Ltd. Plateau Operations Guides Pastor: Jack Bingham du Canada LYLE HARVEY P.O. Box 2000 ~, ~ Vanderhoof, B.C. • .. 306 -Sales 4546 Manager Park Avenue 0 VOJ 3AO Terrace, B,C. V8G 1V4 SunLife Tel: 635-6146 ., FOR SALE! r Complete Hairdressing Salon Equipped with 8 hairdressing stations, 3 dryer stations and 3 wash stations, plus all inventory. Any interested parties should contact: 16- 37 Business Development Centre No. 4 - 3250 Eby Street have an excellent opportunt- Terrace, B.C. ty to make additional in- 635-5449 1-800-663-6396 come in your spare time.

The Kitimat Cross Country If you or someone you know Ski Club sincerely thanks the is interested, then give us a following sponsors for their generous donations over the call TODAY! O past year: Aarln Trucking Aloan Smelters & Chemicals Ltd, All Seasons Sporting Goods Almwood ContracUng B.C. Hydro Canada Employment Centre Chevron CansdaLtd, DB Trucking BACK-UP CARRIERS BACKUP CARRIERS District ol Kitlmat Environmental Youth Corns, •ARE NEEDED FOR Eurocan Pup & Paper Co : : : ~ Fred'sEqtJlpment Ltd. NEEDED JHW ConstruCtioq Ltd (~-~ i ~'i" "~' ,"Kite!se.CBn~acting Ltd, Mtn. Vista and ALL OF THE UPLANDS Kltima{ Chamber of CoW,mereS :i~:: Kit mat iron & M(~talWorks Ltd, AND THORNHILL LapO rite Eng ~eer ng "' :~' :': ':/, ~ :. Methan:e~::'r~'' "" ' : ~"' " 2'" . 5000-5300 McConnell Ministry of Forests'. . i : L I Mt/L~aYton Hot Spdngs AREAS N.B.C. Mechanical Inc, • 'Northern Mounta!n Helicopters Petro.Canada Pyramid Pdnters Regional District of Kltimat-Stiklne Rlvtow Madne Schooley'e Sports Ltd, Sight & Sound Ltd. Terrace Standard skeena Sawmills '~ : . ' SundanCe Ski & Sports Ltd. TL&T Eecidc.Ltd. : '; .... Weldal Enterpdses'Ltd, West Fraser Timber Co.Ltd,- i winteHand Ski Sports Ltd. 638-7283 Zanron FabriOatl~fi & ~aohlne Co. Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - Page B9

Ii ii 33. Travel ~ I NOTICETO CREDITORS I 27. Announcements (~ Ministry ot Province of Health -- m I "~;'~ * I I Estate of the deceased: i !; WAYNE ADAMS, OF 5137 AGAR, will not British Columbia DIVISIONOF VITAL eTATIS'rios SEEING I cr~J I I CARLSON: ARTHUR, I be responsiblefor any debts other than those Sl GHT I ~ I I LATEOF 4103 NorthSpade I ; incurredby myself. Dated this day, July 1, I I~ii'lL~=" I I s~,~, Torrace, B.C. I 11992; • "PUBLICATION REQUEST ' ~. • I .~lllllib~ .. I I Creditorsand others having claims I • RE: CHANGEOF NAME I ¢.,,.:.,~-:..,,.~.l:,.s,. I I against the sldd eetste(8), ere I NOllCEis herebygiven that an application I ¢IIVIIVIIIIII=IIIMiI:)I:I I I hereby required to send them duty I will be made 1o the Director of Y ISI I ~:.., U...- I I vedf~l to ti~ PUBLICTRUSTEE, I 2D14 ~iaiions Statistics for a change of name,pursuant ~IM[I n©[= I NO. 600 • 808 West Hastings I to the provisions of the "Name Act" by I I me: I , ..... , o,,-..o, ..... ,.,.o1 I I Street, Vancouver, S.C., VOC 3L3, I " NAME OF APPLICANTIN FULL: 1~',.3,;,'L'i~7" I I beforeAusu|t20,l~2,afterwhlch I: Shelley Marie Rollings I ~'~ ...... I I date the assets of the saJd eaters(e) I Vernon & Ciindy OF 4104 N,Sparks St,, Terrace~ B,C. I /,% X~.~r I I wi, be dleU~Uu~d,having rega,a on. I • Specializing in customized I /d~. ~,~r--.,~- J I lytoclalmsthathavebsenrecelved. I V8G.2W3 as follows: Carruthers town & country scenic tours. I z~om~c~u~ ,,.~v I I MYRNA HALL I On the Birth of your Scn TO CHANGEMY MINORCHILD'S NAME FROM Beverley Greening, Owner ~ I , PUBL,ICTRUSTEE J BENJAMIN KENDALL SURNAME, Rollings "~. L-'~~(6°4)635-7868 ~ Laurie, Lauds, I'm so sorry, GIVEN NAMES, Darcl Amber but my how time does go! DREW There's 28, then 29 and now 4 Ibs. 4 oz. July 14, 1992 TO , SURNAME, DeAmaral the big three-ohl New York U.S,A. So, share with me. What's it like GIVEN NAMES, Darci Amber • when middle age begins unfolding? DATEDTHIS 15th DAY OF July A.D. Invitation to Tender:. I guess this is when you stad to say, 30. Obituaries 1992. In the Matter of Duplicate Certificate of Title No.N0471 to: : You're 29 and holdingl M.K. Bay Marina Managers P.I.D. 011-058-102 ~ , ~: : • Love, your much youngerfdend, Residence Lot 2 H ABEL, PHILLIP AUGUST M.K. Bay Marina D.L. 6903 • : passed away on July 1 O, 1992 in 33. Travel Scope of Work: Install founda- Cassler District, Plan 4747. Penticton at the age of 82 years. tions, build main floor & prepare Whereas, proof of loss of Duplicate Certificate of' Title He leaves to mourn his passing for installations of modular unit No.NO471 to the above described ia~d, issued iffthe nails(s) his loving wife Margaret, two on secondfloor. Included are all of: :' :, '.! !i. :!'.:':..'~:.,::: ' sons James of North Vancou'ver mechanical and electrical re- Helen Josey Joseph and Raymond of Prince George, quirements. has been filed in this office notice is herebYglven that I shall, two daughters Jean Duckwanton Tender packages will be at the expiration date of two Weeks from thedate of the first (Leverne) of Ucluelet, B.C. and For All Your Travel Needs available on July 13, 1992 by publication hereof, issue a Provisional Certificate of Title In Elileen Louie (Wayne) of Prince contacting Gerdt Zwiep at Ac- lieu of the said Duplicate, unless in the meantime valid objec- George, seven grandchildren I 24 HRS. 635"6181J curate Drafting & Design Ltd., tion be made to me in writing. • Tracey, Jason, Angela, Kemel, Phone No. 639.9315 or Fax No. Dated this 22nd day of July, 1992: : : ~!:. Carley, Sheldon and Michael, and ALASKA CRUISES 639-9310 in Kitlmat, B.C. "1 FELL IN LOVEWITH YOU" two great grandchildren Randy Costa Riviera Tenders will close on Fdday, Ju- Brian Bigras .i Written by: and Blaine. Dad, you will be sadly Septemberfrom ly 27, 1992 at 2:00 pro, and at Registrar Myra Trelenberg& Jean Rayplond missed. A funeral service for that time tenderswill be opened aB:em : :, : : ' Just when I gave up waiting for a star =699 publicly. Date of First Publication: July 22;i902: i" ! to fall family and friends will be held 7 days Seemed like one chance out of a million Tuesday, July 14, 1992 at 1:00 I'd find love at all. A fee of $25.001package will be You came into my life,(my life) p.m. from Parkview Funeral CANCUN char0ed and will be non. Somehow I knew I'd fall in love with you Home, 1258 Main Street with July 31 • air, 6 nights hotel, refundable, Love was something I thought cremation to follow. An open transfers I'd have to live without. house for friends will be held at Your love opened my head up when it =599 the Abel home 105-286 Green was filled with doubt. (~ Province el h(m=Slrycf (~ And after all our heads have been Avenue West following the ser- WAIKIKI Brltl|h C~4umbl| Fctem TENDERS INVITED through, a dream has finally come true vice. In lieu of flowers donations (a dream). Air, plus 7 nights Wsiklki Hana Project- 397001 I fell in love with you. may be made to the CT Scan INVITATION Terrace . (I knew I'd fall in love with you) =669 fund. TO TENDER Provide labourand matedalfor officerenovations for tl~. Miolsliy of Forestsexpanslontn found someone to love and care for Sealed tenders for the following rnacuel the BC HydroBuilding. Terraceas per drawln0s, specificationsand MinorWorks Tender when the world turns cold. Brushing and Weeding Contrants will be receiv- Someone I can be there for when ed by the District Manager, Kalum Forest documents. Distflct, 200.5220 Ketth Avenue, Terrane, I'm growing old. BrlUeh Columbia, rag 1Lf, up to 12:OO noen on Tender documentsmay be obtainedalter July 20, 1992 from Bdtish CdumNa Buildings Someone who feels the same as I do, Misty Isles Tour July 31. le92. Corporation, 4825 Kelth Avenue, Terrace; BCvaG 1K7. a heart that's open and true CONTRACT: BW92ROe-052, Located Eleanor Lake, 95 km North of Kltwanga. I fell in love with you. queen Charlotte Islands: s Oap 4 Nights Highway 37. Kalum Forest District. for manuel SealedTenders will be receivedat 4825 Keith Avenue,Terrace, BC V8G 1K7 uniil 3:00 DREAMS DO COME TRUE Depart Terrace: Includes: brushing end weeding on ePbroximate~y 79.3 PM, August 12, 1992 and will he opened in public at that time. hectares. Viewing le mandatory and will take HAPPY ANNIVERSARY • SUNDAY, AUG. 23 • ALL TRANSPORTATION place o~ July 27, 1992. reaving the Kalum Tender documents may be viewed at the Prince GeorgeConstruction Association 3851 • SHARED ACCOMMODATIONS Forest Blstdct office. 200-5220 Keith Avenue, Tom & Nan Terrace, B,C, et 08:30 A.M, •18th Avenue,Prince George, BC, V2N 1B1, Ihe TerraceConstruction Association, 3238 • SIGHTSEEING CONTRACT: BWO2ROe-O53, Located Van Kalum St., Terrace, B.C. V8G 2N4, and the Sulk ey VSI ey- Lakes D sldct Construction July 27, 1991 • $664,50 Per Person Dyke, 110 km from Kltwange, Highway 37. Association, Love Always Gina • Contact: Kalum Forest District. for manual brushing and weeding on approximately 59,8 hectares, View- G@':IEENING~TOURSingle mandatory and will take place on July 27, A one hundred ($100.00) dollar relundabledeposit in the form of cash or certified cha. 1992, leaving the Ka]um Forest District Office, qua is requiredpdor to receiving a tenderpackage. 200-5220 Kelth Avenue. Terrace, B.C.' at 32. Legal Notices Or t~o~)6.35-7068 08:30 AM. For further informationolease cont~t Walt Hall in Terrace at 63S.32'21. ~1, WAYNEADAMS, OF 5137 AGAR, WILL not DEAOUNE for ,ese~pt of Tenders 18 ~Juty31'. 1992 at 12:00 Noon. tandare must be submit- be responsiblefor any debts other than these tad on the fern and In the esveiope supplied incurred by myself. Dated this day,:July:.t, .with the.o0flti'act_package.~Oqr~act pac~ge~ 1992. 2p14 will be available at the Kalum I~stdct Office on' ~ • Tuesday, July 21. 1992. Viewing le mandatory ~or Io bidding on these contracla. The lowest or any lender will not necessarily be oceeeted. For Infom~allor~cantact Guy Fad~vanl. K~um Forest DIIdrict et 038.3290, FLOORING REPLACEMENT Plnerldge Terrace nun Prince Rupert, B.C. SEALED TENDERS Bdtlsh Co{umMe Forests are Invited for Publle Tendercall 82/80. TIMBER SALE LICENCE Tender Documents end Bid Deposit instructions are available st: Take notice that, pursuant to ~¢tlon 18 of the Forest Act, applk:aUonawill be accepted by the B.C. Housing Management Commission • Home Office :. Oistdct Manager. ~ Forest District, B.O. up to 1500 hour8 on August 17, 1902 for Timber 1701 - 4330 Klngeway; Bumaby, B,C, veil 4G7 , Sale Uc~nce A448e2, aclhodz]ng the harvest of TelePhone: 433-1711 timber located 46 km southwest of DeeSe Lake, B.C. OR Volume; B.C, Housing Management Commission • Block 1 (A30333) 4.737 cubic rneters, more or lees Coastal Pdnce Rupert Office Block 2 (A36345) C.845 cubic meters, morn or 1400 Kootensy Avenue, Pdnce Rupert, B.C, vaJ 3X5 less Block 3 (A36355) 7.161 cubic meters, more or Telephone: 927o7501 less Species: Tenders will be received at B.C.H.M.C. -Coastal Pdnce Ruped Office at the Block t (A3e333)Spruce (9S%), L0dgepole above address, only up to: ,. ,.- . Pine (1%),/~ben (1%) 2:15 p.m., Fddey, July 31, 1992 Block 2 (A36348) Soruce (80%), Aeben (10%) Block 3 (A363se) Spruce (e4%},/~lpen (6%) and Publicly opened at that lime.. Term: 7 months (mid Au0uet, la92 • nlk:lMarch, 1993) A Mandatory Site Meeting will be held for contractors on Fddiw, July 24, Logging Method: ground systems 1992 at 2:00 p.m. el 1310 Summit Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C. Billing Method: mcale based Udaet 8tumpege: S2.34 leer cubl¢ melee for ~1 The Commission reserves the right to reject all tenders and to accept any cordferous species, tender it considers advantageous. The lowest or any tender may not Tend, re wilt be accepted Item rnglatrenle In necessarily be accepted. either catngoq/ I or 2 In the 8mall Bu~nees Forest Enterprise Program. R.J. Chapman Tenders will be opened at 0900 beuY8 on Purchesing August 18. 1992, et the Ceaeior Forest Disthct Office,

Addltlor~d Informationmay be obtained from Dan J~ r~OLUMBIA Rehlll at the Ca,tatar Forest District, Oanerei oo"'" Delivery, Deese Lake. B.C. VOC 1LO. Phone Y.Hous,.~ BCJ ;; '/"~ ~NAGEMENT Hold it! 77t-421 I. t..,4)MMISSION CALL FOR Please take note of our J FLOORING REPLACEMENT TENDERS Herbour.View Gardens ,. The 16-37 CommunityFutures Society in. Prince Rupert, B,C. vitae tenders to co,duct a workshop for First Nations communitiesthroughout our SEALED TENDERS ; region. are invited for Publlo Tenderc=ll 82149. i The successful bidder will accept the Early Deadline following respmslbtliUes: Tender Documents end BidDeposit Instructions ere avail,hie;at':'. " " 1. Establishcontact with each band coun- B.C Housing Management Commission • Home OffiCe cil throughout the regionadvising them of 1701 • 4330 Klngsway, Bumaby, B.C. VSH 407 the workshop and encouragingthem to at- Telephone: 433;1711 ' ' ~ Due to the B.C. Day long weekend tend; 2. Prepare, and have approved by the OR : : : Human ResourceDevelopment Committee B,C. Housing Management Commission: :... of the Community Futures Society, the organization, materiels,process, etc. for Coastal Pdnce Rupert Office • - • the actual conference; 1400 Kootenay Avenue, Pdnce Rupert, B,C.'VaJ 3X6 :' ',:': 3. Facllltatethe workshop; • Telephone: 827-7601 The deadline for all classified anddisplay 4. Following the workshop, prepare a Tenders will be received at B.C,H.M.C.-Coastal Pdnce Rubert:Offlce at the report including all decisions and/or • advertising for our August 5 issue will be mcommendatimeand mall to all sponsors above address, only up to: and participants. 2:00 p.m., Friday, July 31, 1992 We anticipateIhe workshop will be one to and publicly opened at that lime. Thursday, July 30 at5 p.m. one and one.l~f days in length and should A Mandatory Site Meeting will be held for contractom on Fddsy, July 24, be scheduled for mid.October to mid- 1982 at 3:00 p.m. It 1400 Kooteney Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C. ~lovembe~1992, We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause The Commission reserves the dght to reject all tenders and to accept any For further Informalim contact the under. tender it considers advantageous, The lowest or any tender may not signed at 635.5449, necessarily be accepted. Bids will be received until July 31, 1992 by: j~ R.J. ChN~nan F.R. Stowell, Pumha~ng 7 [ ERRACE7[ ST NDAR D PlannerlCo-ordlnator, 16-37 CommunityFutures Society, SERVING TH E TERRACE AREA No. 4. 3250 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., ~. H.eusuNO VaG 5H4 i , 1 t '

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I I ArcticCat Neid Enterprises Ltd. Evinrude ,,. *-.=,='..~..~~.!l.Ook. , ¢ Kawasaki The Recreation Specialists ~.~..#~,=.=:" ; ".:'i..~.%¢o'; CO---~R-IT" Canada Ltd. Suzuki 4925 C Kalth Ave., •-,r= a..b,~:" •,.v.~b: ~ t~ LawnBoy Terrace. B.C. V8G 1K7 ,4 H.O. Waterskls Phone 635-3478 ~ ~'; FULL FLORAL ":~,~.#~O*o & Accessories Fax 635-5050 ¢ ~ ".~ AND BALLOON SERVICE "";.:.::" Cover.It-*~ protectsfrom the elements and is great for greenhouses,cars, paintbooths, 'li~![~. * Fun * Magic, Balloons ' workshops and is availablein many sizes. ~. "qr ,k Top Quality Flowers ,k Balloon Bouquets RENTALS AVAILABLE FOR FLEA MARKETS AND FAIRS' 4i~ , DecoraUng * Costume Delivery 1 8UB: 636,.6312 Home: ~36-7819 Fox: 038-0003 Sales: ~.l Heather Groydon . BURDETT DISTRIBUTORS (1977) LTD. PHONE ...... 635-21318 Certified Mechanics Jesse Cosgrove ~ ~ 3237 Kalum Street, Terrace 4759 Highway 16 W. Fred Dunn Mark Neld Terr&ce. (] C FAX ...... 638-1188" Willie DeHoog Tim Link [ ~ ~. "'We Add a Sparkle of Magic" V8G IN3

Wherever You're Going, Cowlicks Country Salon ¢ We're Going Your Way/ Dependable. Door- To.Door Taxi Service Short Hair Perms.... $ 49 ,' . 24 Hours~7 Days A Week • Long Hair Extra • Price Includes Cut ...... NOW rOFFERING , : 1 3945 Sande Avenue Prompt, Courteous & RellableDellvery Service 24 HOURSIA I)AY! By Appointment'Only 635"41 43 For Complete Details Call 4449 Lakelse KALUM KABS 635-7177 I

SKEENA HEATING SERVICES SERVING THE WEST Bonded "A" K,AL@T RE CANADA LrO. Class ASSOCIATE DEALER Gas Fitter . CORY .FLEMING tli,, Northland For all heating Installation service. Industrial, commercial and residential. Cedarland TireService Ltd. Communications Ltd, 24-HOUR SERVICE Mobile Radio Sales & Service CALL STAN HOLLAND Ph. 635-7979 Bus. Phone 635-6151/61 70 4929 Keith Avenue No. 4- 5002 eohle 638"0261 Fax, 635-2208 Res. Phone 635-6985 TERRACE, B,C. V8G 1 K7

.I TOLSEC lfef VideoC'lmzc ,', TERRACE REDI-MIX LTD." LOCK & KEY CERTIFIED Includes~T. I Summer Service Special IncludesG~. I Ready to Serve you for all your LOCKSMITHS VCR or Camcorder cleaned & adjusted I Concrete needs. 3238 Kalum Street, -k Commercial * Industrial .k Residential" Terrace, B,C, PLEflSE DO NOT PRESENTCOUPON UNTIL BEING BILLED | 635-4343 638-0241 635-7762 EMPIRES SEPTEHBER I. 1992 635-7762'a TOLL FREE -- 1-800-661-2076 202 (/16 .~zelle Avenue j -1 r lime roll mll all mm HI ml ml el m mm malm lib I l IBm ml I

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MACKAY'S FUNERAL ~ WindshieldRepair/Replacements KEEPING THINGS CLEAN ~::~ ~, i • AutoGlass SERVICES LTD. o FOR SUMMER ~.~j~ r~ ,~'~ -~ • ICBC Replacements Terrace Crematorium 4626 Davis Ave., Terrace ~ ~.~;~.~" • Mirrors Directors: - Pressure Washing JAMES WESTERMAN & DOUG MAC FARLANE - Roofing Moss Removal. '~-- ~ ~.~:ii~:.-_.,~.~,i. • Sealed Unite JEANETTE SCHULMEIsTER sio.=e P!aq"~° 24 HOUR FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS & monUmanv" ' Answering and Pager Service Terrace& Kitimat Building Maintenance -~ I {~ ' /) 3720 River Drive Terrace ] Terrace, Kitlm'af,iSmlthers FuneralSerwce 635-2444 Assoc,ahon Insu red 6 3 5"6 7 7 2 Bonded r }'~i' 638.8001, in Kitimat 632.4800 j & PdnceRupert ; r ' I I

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HO,TSTOMATO PASTE ~__ 98 Case of 24/i56 ml Tins ~ REG. PRICE: $21.36 ea. ~ ~ 1RllE~ikgpBl°~E:$27.99 ea. 898 PEDIGREEPAL -..: - .: _L. __ MAINSTAY DOG FOOD -":::::'i~~"7: " 0OOFOOO11 98 REG. PRICE: $15.48 ea. : ::i::i!i::,,~:~:,:,~:,;,,,~:,, 20Ek~ BR;CE: ,14.99 ea ' . ,. 9 B i HARVEST.' : , ..... ,=~, JEL " Case of 12/390 gr. r' '' k . ~` " ~ k " ~::m- 12/250 ml . REG. PRICE: $15.48 ea. : - -::. REG, PRICE: $8.39ea, ; , II 8 9-LIVES .... HARVEST

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CHOW WIDE MOUTH JARS "g, g ' "' i' 1H7.98" H'"v's'12/11tr. 7"48 REG. PRICE: $27.79 ea. ' REG. PRICE: $10.19 ea. GLADo^~_o,~o.~,,o~. 8C/pkg. A i.. 98 SALMONJARS .... "5 98 I~ljk,~1tj,~ ~ $14.49 ea. ~ 12/250 ml. REG. PRICE: $9.09 ea. BIB Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Juh/22, 1992 PageC5

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( WAXED, SEASONED, WHOLE, / FRENCH or CUT GREEN 12/213 gr Tins i Case of 12/398 mL Tins i • PREG.e,o PRICE: $28.20 ea. 9 98 REG. PRICE: $13.08 ea. ;~ ;!~•i~ 98 iWEST BEST LIBBY5 CHUNK LIGHT TUNA Case of 12/184 grTins Case of 12/398 mL Tin REG. PRICE: $15.00 ea. 7 • i 98 REG. PRICE: $16.68 ea. 998i WESTERN FAMILY KRAFT MACARONI APPLE SAUCE Case of 12/398 mL. Ca;;.°pf12/C22~1g~.88 ea. I~ = REG. PRICE: $14.28 ea. 7.88 88 WESTERN FAMILY ~i I WESTERN FAMILY PINEAPPLE SLICED, CRUSHED, CHUNK Case of 12/398 mL. Tins REG PRICE: $15.00 ea. .48 98 ARDMONA PLANTATION

F,o,,PEACHEScoc,,,,, or PEARS~|~I~i~', -... ~' 88 - ,,o, ....-~ ,~ Case of 12/284 mL Tins I=-~'II' I "i ' g" i REG. PRICE: $22.68 ea, ! i REG, PRICE: $8.49 ea.

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DELMONTE r ~'~b " " = ~ WESTERN FAMILY JUICES " PEAS - PINEAPPLE or COOLERS =.; :~ :,ii~ ~ .Case of 12/398-mL Tin,, Case of 27/250 mL REG. PRICE: $13.08 ea, -~ . ~,. .98 REG. PRICE: $17.55 ea. 8.98 WESTERN FAMILY KOOL AID CORN CREAM or KERNEL KOOLERS Case of 12/341 mL Tins Case of 27/250 mL REG. PRICE: $13.08 ea. 7.98 REG. PRICE: $11.61 ea. 7.98 MONEYS SLICED MINUTE MAID PUNCHES or MUSHROOMS FIVE ALIVE DRINKS Case of 12/284 rnL, Tins Case of 27/250 mL REG. PRICE: $20,28 ea. 9.98 REG. PRICE: $17.91 ea, 9.98 WESTERN FAMILY CARRYHOME PAK ' ! MUSHROOMS • IECES & STEMS MR. FREEZE Case of 12/284 mL Tins REG, PRICE: $16.68 ea. 7.98 REG. PRICE: $4.99 ea. .98 PRICES IN EFFECT THURSDAY, JULY 23- SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1992

STORE CHIMO HOME HOURS: Monday 9 am. 9 pm DELIVERY Tuesday 9 am. 9 pm Service 7 days a week Wednesday 9 am. 9 pm Thursday 9 am. g pm SENIORS FREE Friday 9 am- 9 pm f Ii H IL,II,/f We reserve flu rt~ t= limit q~antites • sor~ ~ raiuhecks Saturday 9 am. 6 pm 'Sunday .... 10 am. 6 pm D~n,= r~ _ T=~rrcir,~ (~t~ndmrd Wi~rlnA~dRv .Inrlv PP 1 ~P

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WELCOME ALANNA!

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I"II . . BlzndsI= . ~ ~ YOURTerrace CarpetDECOR Centre Ltd. •I Collectors Corner: • , " ~ 3202 Munroe Street at Hwy, 16W • /l' \~ " '} .,.:L ", i' ; / TERRACE • JOIN US IN CELEBF L~' RIVERBOAT I]... _. ..- .. - _ |

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STK. NO. 916438 STK. NO. 926404 STK. NO. 918718 STK. NO. 926830 OXford white exterior, blue cloth bucket seats, Sandalwood spice clearcoat metallic, light San- Deepshadow blue metallic, cryslal blue vinyl Hot red exterior, medium grey interior, 1.3 L, 4 power steering, Ilght/convenien.ce group, air dalwood cloth buckets air conditioning, intermit- bench, air conditioning, chrome grille, speed cyl. engine, 5 speed manual transaxle, P145170 conditioning, 1.9 L SEF I 4 cyl. engine, tent windshield wipers, am/fm stereo cassette, control/tilt steering, 5.0 L. EFI v-e, 5 spd. SR1 2 BSW Tires, automatic, am/fro stereo cassette. 23 L HSC EFI 4 cyl. engine, 5 spd. manual, manual engine, BIk. Htr. 5.9% Financing or 5.9% Financing or 6.9% Financingor 6.9% Financing or =750 Cash Back =750 Cash Back 21250 Cash Back 21000 Cash Back We have a great selection of 1992 units we need to move to make room. "The 93's are coming soon". Finance and rebates have never been better.

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. i . PLUS A FULL LINE OF ~ PROFESSIONAL HAIR CARE PRODUCTS'' All in awarmfriendly,atmosphere, call or drop in for an appointrn~,ntl =~ More than just a bridal shoppe...A LOT MORE! )~,~, ~ ~o~..~(~?/~ ,~,#~~'~:~., ~ Open every week day until 7:00 p.m. : :

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~. Mount Layton Hotsprings Resort is the :: ,! ~i!~i$ ' lashiestResort in the Northwest. Brin the whole family. ~.ii ~;~'~ . ~ :<...... Spend the day, d's fun for everyone!

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I~s,,°:,,,,, ,-,,0,,,,,, I "L ~,~~" I ]THE COST OF DOING BOOZENESS I I i~~o ~wlmm,rm u::oouno I . ~; I I JOIN IN THE FUN! II . ~nclaSSnOS for I ~ ~ II ~,os,, o, the Spla~e will be In full ,orce I I ;' '1_ Ea©h:;tw;r;;';;n;;;t;m';;;'Fd'aY I '~ ~ !1 t° serve you - so whatare you"wading',' for. [I i,<:~,.":i~: ~O consecutive.weeks, . I ~ ~ I I' ~ LOUNGE HOURS'; 11:00 a,m, to 12:00 am. -. / I",... ,, ~.<:;,%,~:~,,~;~"-

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-I0:00 a,m:. 10:00 p.m, POOL/SLIDEPASSES SOLD IN 2 HOUR SESSIONS: Seniors65 and over ...... $3.25 GROUPOF 25 OR MORE ARE: SLIDES: ~2' 10:00 a,m, - I0:00 p.m. All pools and slides, ...... $6.75 CHILDRENTWO AND UNDER FREE, Pools/Slides ...... $5.50 ; All pools Including turtle slides ...... $4.50 THESEPRICE8 INCLUDE USE OF THE WATERPARK FOR UNLIMITEO TIME Pools .Only...... $3.50 ii! MOUNT LAYTON HOT ;I RINGS RESORT LTD. 798-2214 Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1992 - Page C9

EAT HOT SUMMER SALE!! MMER Refresh yourself- Just for the HEALTH of it! Sign up for a mimmum of 6 months cooler rental before July 31st and you will receive one months SAVINGS! rentplus 2 bottles of our refreshing and tasty purified water FREE! You'll never know the difference untilyou try it!! Our 25th *t Room temp and cold CALL NOW FOR THIS LIMITED OFFER , Hot and cold , Room temp only ~,nniversary , Countertop models 635-2341 . Bottle ~umps . Water only available ummer Sale FREE DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Starts Thursday, Classic Styles Are Back... July 23 ~z/.,-,. ~::~.iI The classic long hair Up-do's are back... SAVE UP TO ~~( perfect for weddings, banquets or any occassion ~@" P~,,, see Tona for expert long hair styling :~l~'~.!~i;'~ \.,\ from Braiding to French Roils. • , ~-'~ .... ! ~ We've recently completed a Junior Stylist HAYASHI SPECIALS 70% ~ i~i~ 'i Ha,ds on advanced cutting class SKoo r~h,I $'700 ^4,,, ~' ~"7-~ ~ 'i~;::! "" ":0 From a Hayash[ Amabssadeur .., v . ~ .... • ,. n u.u,, 2~ , J~ :':.:." . :: /. "~ I """ke • Alanna - Josie /~, cuts are cnecKeo oy a ON SUMMER WEAR ,~ J~ '~'~ • Zona • Sylvie Qualified Hairdresser. ~2~'~ ~ Junior Stylist-Beth

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