Healing Author! ps Dr. Peter Newbery says t's time Local children's writer Brenda Skeena Jr. Girls prove to hot to to stop the health care Silsbe has had another story handle as they demolish their infighting/NEWS A3 published/COMMUNITY B1 zone rivals/SPORTS Cl

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WEDNESDAY 75¢ PLUS 5¢/GST " FEBRUARY 23, 1994 TLkNDARD VOL. 6 N0,':45 ':""::: Elks hostel to Knifing open in June draws THE, FORMER nurses residence can't need medical or nursing at- at l~lls Memorial Hospital will tention," Leisinger added. be turned into a medical hostel. Fees haven't been set but are It will provide accommodation expected to be in the $20 a day year in for people from out of town wlxo, range. while they don't need to stay in Each room will have a sink and the hospital, have no other place there'll be conuuon washroom prison to go. facilities. There'll he a coffee- The residence is being leased lounge area but no kitchen. by the local Elks and Royal Pur- Leisingor and Baker noted that THE OWNER of eli's Place at ple under a new society and will there are laundry and restaurant Lakelso Lake was sentenced last have room for 12 people. facilities in a small shopping Friday to a year in prison for Renovations are to start this centre across the mad from • the stabbing a former business part- spring and the hostel is expected hostel site. ner two years ago. to open by the end of June, Elks Renovations ate budgeted at A Supreme Court jury found representative Lawrence Eaher just under $200,000 and will Emmanuel Cenitagoya not guilty said last week. come from the health mtnistry's on a charge of attempted murder, "We felt there was a great need mental health branch. but found him guilty on the lesser for people from out of town -- charge of aggravated assault. Dense Lake, Stewart, even Cenltagoya stopped Michel Smithers," he said. "'It won't be luxurious Chayer's van on 1st Avenue at Michael Leisingcr of the Ter- but it will be clean, dry and Lakelse Lake on March 7, 1992 race Regional Health Care comfortable." to question him, court was told. Society, which runs IMills, de- Thieves had stolen more than scribed the hostel as a way of $27,000 worth of goods from reducing overall hospital costs. Cenitagoya's home. "It won't be luxurious bat it "We had the building checked Chayer, 26, testified Cenitagoya will be clean, dry and con~ort- out by the building inspector. It's produced a concealed hunting able," he said. in great shape. We'll have to put knife and stabbed him in the In the past, when health care a new roof on but we're happy chest. budgets were richer, people from with its overall condition," said The wound was seven inches - .out of town who had problems Baker. deep but did not puncture any vi- ~,;:,;~., ...... , ..... , . :. i~. :=3," ...... : ..... with Ixavel arrangements could The new society is,.c.,3119d.t~,~ tal organs, Dr. Don Strangway either check in emly or stay past a Elks and Royal PIi~I~,"H~lol told the court. normal discharge date. Society. Chayer said Cenitagoya con- But that's changed in the past Baker and Leislnger noted that tinued to hang onto the van, s0veml years. Hospitals are not it will be only the second one of swinging the knife at him inside, only closing beds, but have had to its kind, after Easter Seal Home while the vehicle slowly moved ensure that only those people in Prince George. forward. ilii: 'ii i needing medical care are r0gis- Two of the rooms are to be kept The van eventually went into a • tared as patients. in reserve for visiting medical ditch and Cenitagoya was thrown "People either have to nlake technicians and the such doi,g off. Chayer fled through the pas- . .- .. alternate arrangements or stay in work at Mills. senger door and sought help at his hotels and that can be ex- The hostel will have a full time friends' home. pensive," said Leisinger. caretaker and is budgeted to be Chayer said he believed he was self supporting at 50 per cent oc- L He noted that the hostel is in no dying. way connected to the hospital but cupancy, said Baker. Marc Ducharme, 34, and Daniel A QUESTIONmark hangs over Isaac Munson's future. He's one of 16 children who attend the that residents can take advantage "We've had nothing but good Discovery Daycare at the moment. But the facility is moving to a neighbourhood where zoning Joseph Heroux, 26, put the of the emergency room if needed comments," added Baker Who wounded and bleeding Chayer in regulations would allow only eight kids in such facilities. Will Isaac be one of the lucky eight? "People will have to be able to noted that theparent Elks organi- Or will city council find a way that he and his friends can all remain at Discovery? their vellicle to take him to hosp- take care of themselves, l~hey zalton is interested in the project. tial. But first they drove past Cenltagoya's house, pulled guns and fired shots, killing Bromleys ponder Cenltagoya's Doberman Pimcher Skiers save 'boarder dog and badly searing his wife. They then drove to Mills A SNOWBOARDERneafly died thermic but still breathing when Memorial Hosptial, where Chayer on Shames Mountain last week rescuers extflcatod hirm He:spent next daycare move when he got trapped in a mow- .two days in Mills Momodai Hos- was hospitalized for four.days. Heroux and Dueharme were across the street fmrn his own bank. pitsl and was released. WHAT NOW'/ The boarder landed head-flint in The incident happened in an tin- convicted last year of possession That's the question facing home. of a dangerous weapon. However, council should the snowbank Fob. 12 and was 'tracked treed area between two Sharon and Mickey Bromiey unable to move. ski runs. Supreme Court Justice John E. after council, by a five-to-one respect the feelings of people Hall sentenced Heroux on June who had moved into such "His hands were looked in bes- He said it's a good warning for margin, rejected a rezoulng ide him," explained Shame,s gen- peuplo to ski and snowhoard to- 24, 1993 to seven monti~s in jail, amendment which would have ncighbourhoods and expected one year on probation, and to see "the integrity of the eral manager Scott Siemens. "Fie gether if they're going off the allowed them to continue to went in like a torpedo, so he had beaten path. banned him from possessing operate their daycare as is at in zone maintained." firearms for five years. Echoing those sentiments, no way to get out." "If he'd had somebody to-help their new Humor Ave. home. A couple of skiers found him an him out, the problem wouldn't Hall fined Dueharmo $1)250, councillor David Hull said a The Bromloys have mn the estimated 45 minutes later. have happened in the first place." gave him one year on probation 16 child Discovery Dayeare permit request from the Brom- and prohibited him from possess- lays would have been more ap- "He was head-first, straight up Although snowboarders are out of an Agar Ave. building and down in the snow, and the more vulnerable to such Incidents ing firearms for one year. for the past six years. propriate than "blanket rezon- Chayer, Ducharme, Heroux arm ing". only thing sticking out wm his because their feet are strapped to When that building was sold snowboard," said ski patroller their boards, similar things can a fourth man had rented the bar at to a local church, the Bromleys Councillor Rich McDanie] eli's from Cenitagoya for severali expressed sympathy for the Barry Peters. "He was acttmlly happen to skiers. decided to build a combined very lucky these guys spotted his Siemens Said skiers who ski In weeks in 1991 until the establish- new home and daycare on the children who would be without a place at Discovery Daycare. snowboard." the trees run the risk of falling mentYs liquor licenee was 4700 block of Humor Ave. He said he would be "He was so deep in the snow into a tree well and becoming suspended. However, that's in an R1 Hall said the business rela- prepared to approve a special there was no way his voice ~vould trapped. Sometimes the collision zone where daycares can have have carried -- he was four or with the tree will cause all the tionship then turned "poisonous" no more than eight children. Miekey Bromley six-month operating permit and deteriorated until the violent And that, says Mlckey Brom- five feet in." snow on its branches to fall on The Bromleys last year asked Rejection, she added, would The snowboarder was byp- the hapless skier. incidents of March 7, 1992, to be allowed to c0uttnu~ oper- reduce by eight what "pro. lay, is what he sad his wife wiU now try. "Several of the adults on that sling with 16 children. cious, precious child care "We asked the parents what day behaved like unruly chil- The then-council put the spaces" were available now. they want and they said we dren," he said. matter on hold pending the Urging her colleagues to at should try whatever avenue we In an effort to discredit CMyor results of a provincial overhaul least consider giving the can," he said. Snow policy eyed as a witness at last week's trtal of of its daycare legislation. Bromleys a temporary operat. Cenltagoya, dcfcnce raised al- Having been given until Feb. ing l~rmit, she reqdnded them To allay concerns about in- HOW DEEP does the snow have winter's first, relatively light legations that drag dealing and 28 to vacate their Agar the city had "turned a blind creased tra~e, he was even to be before city crews start snowfall. prepared to arrange to "bus" prostitution took place during that premises, they returned to eye" to the King's Castle ploughing? On the other side of the coin, time at eli's. press for a decision on his daycare on Birch Ave. for the the kids each day. That's one of the questions to engineering director Stew The jury deliberated for nearly situation. past two years, Confirming he would be be addressed in a draft poll~y to Christemen said a decision not to six hours before returning Its ver- Ix,st week, they got their ans- While concedlng some of the back before council this com- be drawn up by the public works plough one weekend when there dict. wer: "No" to changing the points ratsod by I-Iallock, coun- Ing Monday night, Bromley depariment. was only one inch of snow also At the sentencing hearing, zoning by-law to allow up to cillor Vat George argued, vowed to "fight to the bitter The move comes in response to prompted complaints. - . Crown prosecutor Paul Kirk 20 child daycares in Pal. areas. "This is far too simplistic a end". contradictory complaints about He said the policy, would pro= called on Justtee Allan M. Councllior Ruth I-lalloek, the way to deal with it (the Brom. city snow clearing efforts and vide guidelines on just what con- Stewart to consider a two- to lone supporter of the amend- lay situation)." concerns about its liability. ditions would t~gger : street three.year prison term, ment, said it was clear there Emphasizing he had no prob- For more on the daycare is. Councillor Ruth I-Ialinck ex- ploughing and sidewalk clearing, Defence suggested a six to was a real need for more lem with daycares tn R1 zones, sue and the Bromle3"a spedfl¢ plained questions had been tdsed Having a doflnedpollcy.would eighteen-month jail term would daycare in the communlly. George noted there was one ease, see storles on sage A£ about whether the city had been also offer some, pr6te~0n~ from be appropriate. ovor-zealom In tis attack .on the iiability claims agalmt the city. ,6,2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 Counci Young thieves jailed TWO YOUTHS responsible for a to be of good behaviour and to drags like marijuana, but had also Will be conducted at the Terrace Public Library series of home break-ins last year keep away from each other. tried cocaine and crack. March 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13. Shorts will be behind bars for several On Dec. 13, however, the pair A different group of four young months. were caught together inside an- thieves pleaded guilty to commit- If you need a B,C. Hunter's Card this course is for you The pair ~ aged 15 and 16 other house and were arrested for ring six break-ins over a two-day For more information call 635.6542 pleaded guilty to seven break- carrying out more break-ins while period in mid-November. Don't Miss out on this years Limited Entryl Heritage sites and-enter charges and one charge out on bail. They received sentences rang- suggested of breaching an undertaking. The pair had scribbled "Hey, ing from probation to six months you, good neighbourhood watch in a Residential Attendance ?re- IT'S CALLED Heritage Park, In accordance with the Young Offenders Act, they cannot be program,' in~ red lipstick on the gram. but the facUily does not carry mirror in one of the homes they Three wore required to pay an official hefltage site desig- named. Judge P.R. Lawrence sentenced looted. restitution in excess of $1,000. nation. the 15-year-old to six months in When they were hauled back One youth said they threw some The Terrace Regional Museum prison and the 16-year-old to nine into court the judge was no longer stolen items --including a VCR, DiscoverYounger, Looking society wants to see that lenient. a TV and a camera -- in the river changed and has also asked the months. was denied --and the two became they were unable to sell city place same designation Both also received two years Bail the were held in emt/o~ly/ over the them. on the Ploueer Graveyard, lo- probation. Christmas holidays,' until they Some youths are under the im- HealthierSkin cated on the bench at the head The sentences were unusually pression their juvenile record of the Frank Trail. Council will stiff for youths, particularly since were seatenced on Feb. 7. doesn't matter. The Mastey Skin Care unique fibronectin formulation meet with the society to dis- one of them had no prior record. The pair skipped out of school to carry out most of the break-ira, Although the offences don't be- is an exclusive anti-aging complex which provktes the cuss the proposal. The two were first caught Nov. 9 with one other youth in a car court was told. come part of the adult criminal ingredients of firm young skin. with stolen goods inciuding a The two told probation officers record, they em be used to call Skin begins to show signs of aging due to skin cell Cash requests handgun stolen from one home, they robbed homes to get money for harsher sentences if the per- • degradation, Mastey Skin Care reaches innermost cell THE CHAMBER of com- They went to court that day and for drags and alcohol. son is convicted of criminal of- layers to help rejuvenate dormant skin cells for younger fences as an adult. merce has asked the city for were released on bail on promises They said they usually used soft looking skin, RepaMng of the deepest skin layers will $6,500 grant to cover the cost result in a visible improvement of surface layers. of radio and television ad- Discover the remarkable difference of Mastey. vertising as part of this year's Terrace- A Whole Lot in : Store for You. arjackers go on spree The grant has been approved NhNE CARS have been stolen in been a tremendom number of car during the day.'" in the past and is already in- the course of a single week, say break-ins. Some big ticket items have also eluded tn this year's provi- Terrace RCME PoH~ recorded 31 such inci- been stolen from cars. sional budget, said administra- Cpl. Rob MacKay said jeeps dents in the first two weeks of the In one incident downtown, tor Bob I-/allsor. l~ave been the Pavoudte target of month ~ nearly three times the $l,470 in cash was taken from a Kiti K'Shan school parents the car thieves, who hoisted the number of car break-ira for the vehicle. advisory council is seeking vehicles between Feb. 8-15. entire month of JanusiT. In other incidents expensive $5,000, one third of the cost of All have been recovered but Most incidents took place in the electronic imlruments, two-way new playground equipment. some have been badly damaged, Horseshoe or Bench areas. radios and a portable radio- The school district is being he added. Car stereos, CB radios, CDs telephone system were stolen. asked to come up with the "It seems they're just taking and cassettes, cameras, purses, More vehicles than normal have same amount and installation them for a joy ride and then aban- and leather jackets are the most been vmdalized in early February of the equipment will be doning them," MacKay said. comraen ilems stolen, MacKay as well. through donated labour. Eight of the nine had been hot- added. MacKay said tires have been HAIR GALLERY The request was referre.d to wired and the remaining car had slashed, windows have been 4711 D Keith Ave., Terrace the Recreation committee. boon left unattended with the smashed and paint has been keys in the ignition. In one incident scratched in 17 incidents from 635-3729 Computer MacKay said four of the thefts downtown, $1,470 in cash Feb. 1-15. occurred on the Bench, three took was taken from a vehicle. buy call place in the Horseshoe and RCIVI~ REPORT 15 homehold And the Finance committee remaining two happemd in the break-i~ from Jan. 29 to Feb. 14. ms been asked to look at a downtown area. Entry was typically gained by proposed computer purchase "I can't explain why we've had MacKay says it only takes a prying open ~vindows or kicking such a rash of them," he said. moment for a person to walk by a in doors, THEBavarian Inn estaurant request. Engineering director car a~d look to see what's inside. Stew Christensen said the 486 "It's more than jmt a couple of One tMefi crawled into a garage The friendliest "lflfl" townl "And then it only takes a computer is significantly faster people doing it." through a pet door, then kicked in Make our place "Your Place' to enjoy an evening minute to smash the window, than the present 286 and is One 30-year-old man has Men the door to the home• of intimate dining and reasonable prieesl _] open door and take the needed to speed up work on charged in connection with one of the Stereo equipment, jewelry, items," he said. water line design associated the car thefts, but the rest are un- VCRs, ~Vs, cameras, tools, and "The loss is often not dis- with the Frank St. water well solved. sllverware were among the items February Means MacKay said there have also~ covered, until,the next morning, or stoldt~;!~ ~:--.: ...... :, :,~.,, e11". 4 !: : q;i .',:! , ...... ,project. He estimated the cost until someone comes back:if !t'.s : at $2,959...... Variance sought A REQUEST for a variance on a Maroney Ave. property has March 1st - 5th, 1994 been referred to the Planning ~ ~" < committee. Purchase a pellet stove N Robert and Arleen Thome of Kitimat have asked the city to I10%Discount this week and receive a waive the requirement that the ton of pellets - FI~E! back yard perimeter be one I quarter of the perimeter of the entire lot. * Environmentally friendly The variance is needed be- * Clean and easy to use Enjoy These Specials All Month cause, in meeting the 25fl. * No more messy firewood to haul and front yard setback, the back of the house will be two feet too split Sirloin Steak close to the rear property line. * Come on In and see one working & Oyster Rent break THE PELLET Brochette "Creole Style" A CHILD DEVELOPMENT H5.95 Centre request to waive the EMPORIUM J Prawns rental charge for the Arena A Division of E.d.'s Ventures Ltd. Etouff e banquet room has been ap- with Jambolaya Rice proved. 3037 River Drive The centre plans to hold its Terrace. B.C. VSG 3P6 BlackenedHalibut =16.50 annml dinner and dance in the Elaine Rempel Arena Saturday, Oct. 15. The "CajunStyle" event is a major money raiser 638-1221 with Salsa & Almond Rice Reserve Early for the centre and will be the ~15.95 highlight of its year-long Open Tuesday - Saturday 9 am - 45 pm Ph: 635-9161 celebrations of its 20th an- niversary, said board director Cheryl Barnard. 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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - A3 Health care is changing News In Brief NORTHWEST KESIDENTS can politicians objected, saying the still expect the provincial go,era- 1992 document is flawed. Four by four equals three meat to have a say in health care They're now saying they have a THE RCMP detachment is beefing up its off road vehicle oven after control is handed over five-year contract with orthopedic to local groups, says health care surgeon Dr. Scan Phaien. contingent. It's going to have three 4X4s in service eorapared minister Paul Ramsey. MIlls Memorial Hospital also to one before• Speaking here last week, l~am- made a pitch for Phelan, citing That's because some sections of the detachment needed soy said community and regional Terrace's geographical loeatiort vehicles to go into the bush and on rougher roads when re- health councils will have to fol- and presence of other specialized quired, says detaelunent commander Inspector Lawrence low provincial guidelines for services as justification. Yeske. • what 11o calls core services. The transfer of the service is "GIS (General Investigative Services) sometimes has to go "I see the ministry acting as a scheduled to take hold this spring. in and seize marijaana plants. They couldn't do that in a car," Ramsey said he made the deci- standard setter," said £amsey, he said. sion in order to put the situation Bul he did say regional and The aboriginal policing section and general duties sections community councils will have to rest. are going to the use the other 4X4s, said Yeske. authority to make spending and "It would have been un- policy decisions within the satisfactory in two of the three guidelines given them. communities no matter what the National party selects execs decision was," he commented. That should encourage cona- KITIMAT RESIDENT Margaret Stenson was named presi- munlties within regions to work The establislLment of health dent of the National Party of Canada's Skeena constituency together instead of fighting for councils will help parties realize health care dollars, said Ram.s0y that decisions must be made ia association at its founding meeting here Feb. 12. who is the /vlLA for Prince the interests of a region, Ramsey Joining her on the executive are secretary Chris Stone of George-North. continued. Kitimat and treasurer Jerry Reitman of Terrace. More than 25 "The system we have nov,, is "I don't think a person from people turned out for the meeting. like a competition. And where Prince George, who is temporari- Party candidate Dr. Issac ' .bol placed fourth in the Skeena else do you go if you don't like a ly health minister knows what's riding in last year's federal election, the best showing for the decision? You go to Victoria. I best for health services in the party in B.C. find that a very strange system," northwest," he said. Area representatives are Tom Boston from Terrace, Diane he said. New ways of decision making Roth from Kitimat,, Anita Trenerry of Smithers, Doug Laird Ramsey made his comments in will be accompanied by new and from Prince Rupert, Pat Frieker from the Queen Charlotte Is- different ways of spending the context of his decision to have lands and Yeshe Rosselet from the Nass Valley. money, Ramsey said. the northwest's orthopedic stLrgi- Sobol, a member at large on the policy division of the col service transferred to Prince "Maybe the number of hospital Rupert from Kitimak beds is not the best measure of HEALTH MINISTER Paul Ramsey better lock twice before biting party's interim eonu'nittee for B.C. and the Yukon, said he's That decision was based on a good health care. In a way, we into this pizza slice offered up by Terry Gordon. She's in charge interested in running again for his party's nomination. 1992 review of northwest health should be looking at services that of the local Building Healthier Babies program and the slice, The party holds its founding federal convention June 24-26 keep people out (of hospitals)," made of rubber, is used to demonstrate what goes into a proper in Vancouver." services. diet. Ramsey visited the program while in town last week. But the Kitimat hospital and he said. Doctor cancels out THE TERRACE Regional Health Care Society is back sear- It's time to heal wounds, says dec ehing for a resident obstetrician. THE MAN who worked on Prince Rupert. live agreement fall apart, summer with the addition of two South African Dr. Brian Hulley, who was expected here in "I will tell you it got the com- general surgeons and a number of bringing northwest hospitals to- That move was ordered last early April, has cancelled out, says society chief executive of- gether hopes divisions moated month over the strong objections munities into defending their own other people," said Newbery. turf again," he said. He subsequently agreed with fleer Michael Leisinger. over the future of Kitimat's of Kitimat. "He sent us a fax saying for personal reasons, he wasn't orthopedic surgeon will end. Mills Memorial Hospital also The experience has convinced the Mills Memorial Hospital posi- "We have to start thinldng put in a bid for the surgeon, Newbery of the need to establish tion that the service should be lo- coming," said Leisinger. regionally and not parochially saying Terrace has the best mix a regional health body as soon as cated in Terrace. Mills Memorial I-Iospital has been without a permanent ob- where everybody is fighting for of specialists and is best situation possible. ~-gr ~r 9r ~r stetrician since the retirement more than a year ago of Dr. scraps," said Dr. Peter Newbery to provide a regional service. "'Until we can get decisions Newbery did recommend that a Gordon Boyd. The position was filled temporarily by Dr. of I-Iazelton. Newbery said he thought he had made for the benefit of the another co-ordinator be hired but Doug Waterman until last fall and since then by locums. He was hired temporarily by the reached an agreement at one time region, it'll remain a matter of that isn't going to happen. But there is one piece of good medical news m a Halifax provincial government in early with Kitimat to move the service communities doing battle," he Health ministry officials have pediatrician has been recruited to replace Dr. Mohammed 1993 as a regional co-ordiuator to voluntarily. said. said they consider Newbery's job Howidi who is leaving this summer. Dr. Jane Pegg is ex- blewbcry at one time agreed as done and that regional co- bring in changes to north~cest "It fell through at the last pected to arrive in mid June• health services. minute and we were into the that the surgeon should be moved ordinator can now be handled by Those changes contained in a parochial businesses again," he to Prince Rupert to bolster the official who is working on 1992 review of northwest health said. specialty services offered there. community and regional health ~services included moving Newbery .wouldn't disclose "But that changed over the councils.' ' Kitlmat's orthopedic surgeon to what happened to have the tenta- How To Retire - ° \

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STANDARD • .Wt' Rf= 60Nl'l/x,'' ESTABLISIIED APRIL 27, 1988 ADDRESS: 4647 Lazellc Avc., Terrace, B.C. • V8G 1S8 NED MO E I,AND TELEPHONE: (604) 638-7283 * FAX: (604) 638-8432 HOLES... OVER'lIMECOMIN G i :~~ MODEM: 638-7247 / ,.- .uP/101 l ' . • ~ --,o~/JL, "~ # " Leaders Wanted FIRST FISH, then surgeons and now fish again. i ~7 The apparent growing rivalry between the coast and the interior of northwestern B.C. is a silly and time consuming waste of energy. If nobody knew any better, it would seem there's a very public and nasty form of penis envy going on.

The fish situation is particularly puzzling. On *//oIt, glpt,..' one side are the commercial fishermen who say their right to catch fish at the mouth of the % Skeena is sacrosanct. On the other are the recrea- ~lll, l., tional anglers who say they have an equal right i to catch steelhead and want them protected from commercial nets. The two groups and their various sub-groups don't deny Skeena River fish runs are taking a beating. But both, as social workers would say, live in denial of their joint and equal responsibil- ity to help solve the situation. What's going on are too many nets and too Just another way of killing many rods chasing too few fish. This problem is compounded because the leadership of each fac- VICTORIA -- I don't know suicide. About 1,000 people debate. what I would do if I were faced are killed under that law every They might, for in.stance, tion refuse to recognize the need for a co- with the terrifying con- year. Newborn children with want to meet my friend Dcug operative resolution to the issue. sequences of the disease that physical or mental disabilities Hinkel of Quesnel who has Much the same can be said about the spat be- prompted Sue Rodriguez to can also be killed under that been doing battle with AIDS seek a doctor's help in ending law. The very concept scares for more than four years nev¢, tween who should get the northwest's orthopedic her own life. the hell out of me. Doug is a hemophiliac. H0"s surgeon. Historically, the person has been based But as I sit here in good While I followed the Sue 39 years old. He contracted the disease through contaminated in Kitimat. But now, because of an order issued health, writing this column, Rodriguez story through three pondering Rodriguez' death, I courts, right up to the Supreme blood before screening for by health minister Paul Ramsey, he is supposed hope will all my heart that I Court of Canada, which ruled HIV became mandatory. to be headed off to Prince Rupert. would have the courage to five-to-four against her Doug is the closest I have fight death every inch of the campaign for assisted suicide, ever come to meeting a trum In this case the surgeon and accompanying sup- way. it often occurred to me that she hero. His will to live, and not port budget is being treated almost as a prize in a had it all wrong. just so, but with joy and fervor, I wouldn't presume to judge HUBERT BEYER competition. It really doesn't matter who is right Rodriguez' final choice. I as- The incredible passion and in spite of the ravages AIDS sume her fear of having to face determination she spent on has inflicted on his body, is or Who is wrong anymore in this case. Bad things the agony of a slow death was Germany, which used being granted the right to kill awesome and inspiring. can happen in a leadership vacuum, not the least too great. So she chose to end euthanasia to rid itself of tens herself with someone else's Doug was originally give~ of which are divisions which become wider as her own life with the assistance of thousands of "unproduc- help, I thought, would have six months to a year. Through of a doctor. But wlail6 Iam not tive" citizens, the inform, the been better spent on wanting to sheer courage mad obstinacy, l ,,: more =extravaganDstatements are made ...... i~ arguing with what she did, I mentally and physically- live, even knowing that, in the he's cheated death for four and am alarmed by the effect her handicapped. end, she would lose that battle. a half years now. That, I sub. doctor-assisted suicide is hav- Admittedly, that was Nazi As long as R.odriguez was mit, is true heroism. ing. Germany, and this is Canada. alive, I resisted the temptation To die at 43 is tragic, Euthanasia or mercy killing But what assurances do we the inject myself into the issue. whether death comes naturall 7 is out of the closet and on the have that society, in the future, Somehow, I felt I had no right or by suicide. But I hope our federal agenda. Members of will handle the right to kill for to tell a dying woman that parliamentarians will not be Parliament have promised to reasons of mercy and compas- rather than fighting life, she swept away by the wave of ad- tackle the issue, and justice sion with the same safeguards should fight death. miration for Rodriguez to the minister Allan Rock has stated we may build into it? Now, it seems that what she point where they will legalize he favours a free vote on the There is the clear danger that didn't achieve while she was mercy killing in her memory. Loud and clear matter, which means impressionable old and infirm alive, she might in death- Life should be held sacred. "If politicians don't have Io vote people might be surreptitiously have Members of Parliament someone wislles to commit along party lines. persuaded that doctor- assisted deal with the issue of doctor- suicide, so be it. But allowing HOW MANY times have commentators been Legalized cuthanasia is suicide is preferable to a slow assisted suicide. If they do, others to assist in suicide is heard to say an election result has "sent a mes- fraught with danger. I spent and agortizing death. they might consider what killing by another name Holland allows assisted others have contributed to the sage" to the politicians? my childhood years in Nazi And how many times does it become dear, III only months after the vote, that the message has been at best forgotten or at worst, ignored? In last November's local elections, voters sent mayor Jack Talstra just such a message. Narrow- Naming streets gets tricky ly returned to office, Talstra admitted the result A CONCERNED reader aldermen reluctant to explain a dress code bylaw making was "a good wake-up call". wonders why is such routine their choices. mandatory the wearing of Just how good has become dear in the months business as naming streets The Bible says, "Their sports jackets and ties by bodies are buried in peace, but aldermen while on city bmi. that have followed. regarded as top secret. Well, think about iL Is any- their name liveth for mess. Council committees are made up of three mem- thing more personal than one's evermore." Longer, in the Were Quesnel voters aware bers of council and they are the only ones who name? Clearly, this is a per- minds of relatives, if it's they were electing an Alfred sonnel matter. passed over by council as .a Sung? And how slovenly were are required to show up for its meetings. These Naming streets is less routine map site. his compatriots? are among the most onerous tasks council mem- than it first appears. It's miles Street naming isn't the smal- Had such a by-law ruled bers face. There's little publicity or image boost- from "Eenie meenie miney lest routine occupying coun- Prince Rupert during Peter me," cils. Recently two B.C. coun- Lester's 30-some years as ing to be found in committee work. Council has a list of roughly cils took on equally mystifying mayor, he would have had to As mayor, Talstra is an automatic member of 100 pioneer family names it subjects. forsake his sweater wardrobe. can use for future street names. THROUGH BIFOCALS In January, a Creston I expect the Quesnel fashion all committees, but the choice to attend is his. alderman elected in November plate was unaware of Linda El. In addition it has names of CLAUDETTE SANDECKI Cheek out the minutes of committee meetings candidates who have lived a with the second highest num- lerbee's sentiments or he over the last couple of months and you'll find long while in Terrace, contrib- screened to make sure they ber of votes, resigned to would have settled for protest council chamber seat- sweaters and p01o shirts. Talstra's name among the attendees again and uted many hours of community don't duplicate or sound too service voluntarily, and sealed similar to existing streets. To ing arrangements. Be objected American journalist EIler~c again. the totem pole of noteworthy do so could confuse postal to sharing council table with said, "How intelligent is it to Th/at's quite a change from last year. "Message aehievemenls. Other sugges- deliveries, fire calls, and am- the city administrator, whom start the day by tying a little lions include Baby of the Year, bulance dispatchers. he felt was exerting undue in- noose around your neck?" received and understood." or a turfed out mayor. Preferred names are short, fluence on the mayor while sit- Hot very. Whenever council sets out to easy to spell and to pronounce. ring beside him, Could too-tight ttes be Then a Quesnel alderman, responsible for aberr~t court. I christen a street, they have a Making the final selection short list of maybe five names beltind closed doors spares the put off by the laissez-faire at- oil decisions? from which to make their final feelings of families whose tire of follow councillors, pro- • ~7~ PUBLIsHER/EDITOR: Rod Link choice. These names have been names are not chosen, and of posed -- and council passed - ADVERTISING MANAGER: Mike L. Hamm PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credget,r ...., ..... NEWS COMMUNITY: JeffNagel. 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Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - A5 Mother urges council to CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD make informed decision The Mail Bag THE BROMLEY affair puts with misinformation." 41 had signed a petition in favour Complaints called whining Veralyun Munson in mind of the For example, fears had been ex- of allowing 16 child daycares in Dear Sir:. story of the seven blind mice and pressed permitting the daycare on their orvn KI neighbourhood. Re: "Claims talks worry mayors", The Terrace Standard, Feb. 9, the elephant. Hamer would open the floodgates She also pointed out seven of 1994. Munson's son Isaac attends the to home-based businesses in the those Individuals lived on the As someone who has been involved in the Nlsga'a tldrd party ad- Discovery Dayearo mn by the residential neighbourhood. 4700 block of Humor, the same visory process from the beginning, and who was also at the recent couple. However, the city's own 1991 block the Bromleys are moving to meeting with the federal and provincial negotiators, I take strong He.could therefore be one of the by-law clearly drew a distinction and where opposition was sup- exception to the comments made by Andy Burton (who loolcs suspi- Children affected if the Bromleys between daycares and businesses. posed to be unanimous. ciously like Don Ryan). are forced to cut their cnrolment Therefore, n council amend- Only nine people were opposed At the meeting Mr. Burton asked for a seat on the negotiating to eight from 16 ldds. ment to that by-law to allow 16 and the remainder were either un- team and/or observer status. Mr. Burton needs a reality check. He is Explaining the above tale to child dayeares in R.1. areas would decided or declined comment. the mayor 0£ a rather remote and smallish municipality and he has a council last week, she told how in no way give a green light to Munson found one consistent place on the third party advisory process where he can address the six of the blind mice each other enterprises. theme, however:. "People were concerns of Stewart. touched one part of the elephant. Munson was also puzzled why, hungry for Informalion." If he eared to the meetings prepared (I suggest reading the ap- : Because they could only feel at the Feb. 7 planning committee That's something she is afraid propriate sections of the Canadian constitution for a start) he might that one part, each made a wrong meeting which considered the is- is missing, even among city fa- find that the meetings have become an effective forum for the airing guess at tO the creature's identity. sue, this concern hadn't been al- then. "Is council and the plan- of concerns about the treaty process. As Canadians we are Putting together each piece of layed. ning committee fully informed?" represented by the federal and provincial governments, who we information the others provided, "That fear could have been al- Veralynn Munson she wondered. quite effectively "consult" with every four or five years. the seventh worked out they had layed in short order," she pointed Emphasizing the need for Additionally, Mr. Button's comments about "cozy little situa- come across an elephmt. ouL dayeares were located. daycare was not going to go tion" and "expense accounts" are in poor taste, insulting, and un- Similarly, Munson said, the Similarly, fears nelghbourhood Having come away from the away, Munson urged council to warranted. controversy over the Brornley's property values would be reduced planning committee meeting delay a decision until its members The federal and provincial represeatatives that I have met are request to run a 16-child daycare also seemed to be unfounded. wanting to know more about both had become familiar with the honest men and women trying to do an incredibly difficult Job. in an R1 residential zone was Mumon noted the local Assess- sides of the issue, Munson said contents of the recent child care I'm sure they would rather be at home with their families than only one part of the elephant. ment Authority office had denied she had undertaken a door-to- needs assessment carded out by participating in cndleas meetings with ill-prepared and Ill-willed "We are looking at a much making any such claim. door canvas in the Horseshoe the Women's Resource Centre. municipal politicians. They certainly don't deserve to be insulted by broader issue," she said, that Nor were those claims sub- area. "What we need is a creative small mayors for trying to do their jobs. being daycare as a whole. stantiated by the experience In Of the 84 homes she called on plaa..dealing with factual in- As to the Nisga'a not wanting to re-open the framework agree- It was also an issue "fiddled other neighbourhoods where where there was someone home, formation," she said. ment; Why should they'/What would Mr. Burton's and Wa'. Tal- stra's reaction be if, after a treaty was negotiated, the Nisga'a wanted to re.open because they didn't like something their repre- sentatives, if we have a problem with what they negotiated wc An example should take il up with our MPs and MLAs. THE BROMLEYS' new home on I wonder what the Nisga'a must think about this; we don't even I-tamer should serve as a model to have a treaty yet and we are trying to renege. all ~ycares in residential areas. I find it soxnewhat humorous that the mayor who has to have aa in So says Norm Taylor, who is camera meeting to name a street wants open meetings, and has deep now putting the finishing touches suspicions about what's going on, to the house. I think those mayors who want openness should put their own Froxn the outside, he points out, house in order before they demand that of others. "It looks like a beautiful house." That same mayor should also stop asking for funding for econom- That's because the daycam por- ic studies. Those are my pockets you are digging in, Jackl Want to tion is located behind a set of know the economic contribution of the native community'/ Go to double.garage doors. the mall on Saturday! He suggests that combination of As someone who has attended the majority of meetings I would at~etlve house and readily avail- like to point out that these meetings are very poorly atlcndod by able daycare would likely push mayors; even though at least five mayors are represented on this up sttrrounding property values. process it is rare to get a majority of them at any meeting. From the point of view of any- In light of their poor attendance record I find their complaints one running a daycare, the design mere whining. also makes the house very sale- Bruce Hill, able in the future. Terrace, B,C, That's because the daycare is separate from the living area RIp out the wall behind the dou- Churches get thanked ble doors and the front part of the Dear Sir:. dayeare is quickly turned into a I want to thank the Chri~tian community of Terrace for its recent garage while the area to the rear week of prayer, centefimz on Christian unity. becomes a workshop. It started Iam~20~ at the:Pentecostal' church,: continuLng ~or:6/days ~1 that, he says, can be done during noon hours at the Christian Reformed, Anglican, Zion Bap- forjust a few hundred dollars. tist, United, Lutheran, and Salvation Army, with the tirol meeting "More dayceres should be at the Roman Catholic Church Sunday evening. THE HOUSE ~at Sharon and Mickey Bromley built is in the centre of a storm over dayeare zoning going this way," Taylor suggests, I enjoyed other church traditions and at the same time experieneeA regulations. Although the 4700 block Hamer structure looks like an ordinary house from the out- adding, "These people should be the central focus of Christianity -- that being -- The Risen Savior side, the double garage doors are a mere facade, concealing the proposed daycare facility. commended, not fought." Jesus the Christ -- Why a Savior -- To Rescue us from our own SillS. A Pmteslant minister ministered God's work in our local Catholic church. Wow, isn't God good. For me, the real thrill of the week was a Catholic Mass on Satur- l.et residents decide issue day night. The priest raised up the week in thanks to God. In Mass, he raised up Reverend Bill Glnsspell's message, given at the Salva- HOLD A referendum on ang were either bureaucrats or else "I don't know what it takes to with poor exits eating Kraft din- tion Army. That message came through clear all week long. changes to the city's policy on daycare operators or workers. get parents out," Short said, ad- ner. A real simple message. Every Christian is a Christtanl! Unique, dayeare locations. The number of ordinary people ding a reminder was sent to 600 "Where are the kids that aren't Diverse, each one dependent on Christ our Risen Lord, and needed That was the demand from was not sufficient to base a com- parents via the schools in advance being eared for legally?" in Christ's church. some residents at lust week's munity plan upon, she said. of one of those meetings. Bromiey said illegal daycares May God Meet Us public forum on daycare issues. "It's too few," she said. "it's Allowing daycares to expand to are a product of need and the dif- May We Accept His Intrusion At issue is the idea of allowing not fight to say this is the public's accept 16 children would permit ficulty in running one legally. May God Have Mercy daycare' contres in 1L1. zones to opinion." hiring two or more staff members "Tllcy'~ out there bemuse take 16 children imtead of the Gayle Short, who is working each, said Tracy LeBlond. there's a need for them," he said. current limit of eight. with Melissa Mann to prepare the She had tried to run a daycare "People are desperate for places "If the majority of the people in plan, says they will also base the but gave up, in part because of they can take their children." an area want thc zoning changed, plan on last year's needs study the burnout and isolation from "We have to change this or else then I think the door is open," that drew responses from nearly working alone, without other we're going to keep child care in said Ed Papais. 200 people. adults. the black market" He argued that such a Illegal daycares can be forced I referendum should only be put to to get licensed or shut down if THE START IS FOR PEOPLE LEARNING TO READ people in R-1 zoned areas be- "We have to change this or else we're going to keep they're reported. cause "'those arc the people who child care in the black market." But in practice, says community would be most affected," care lioeming inspector Darlene Mickey Bromley, the dayeare Westerman, people don't report The Start operator whose plan for expan- She said she too was frustrated Expansion would make running illegal dayeares. sion set off the latest row, argued by the low turnout for the meet- daycares more economical and "If you report on your own that all residents sllould be al- ing, might encourage some of the caregiver, where do you go for A place to stay lowed to vote. Short'and Mum also organized presently illegal daycares to get care?" she asked. THERE'S GOING to be a new place to stay. "It affects everybody in the a series of neighbourhood meet- licensed, she added. "People just don't report. If It will be for people from out of town who needed to community," he said. "It's a so- ings for the horseshoe, south side, Onerous licensing restrictions they don't like it they move their go into the hospital. They used to stay in the hospital cial issue." bench and Thornhill. and building code and fire code kids somewhere else." even after they became better. About 25 people sllowed up for requirements already make it dif- Short said the goat is to have The horseshoe area meeting But that cost too much money. Now, the people will be the meeting, which was intended ficult to run a legal, licensed the plan drawn up by the end of to work towards the creation of a drew about 20 people, most of March and submit it to the city. able to stay for awhile in the building where nurses used whom were child care providers. daycare, she said. community child care plan. She says she used to take her Anyone wanting to make sub- to stay. But Rita Kerr-Nielsen sug- Only one person turned out to children to an illegal daycare with missions can contact Short or It is being fixed up by the Elks and the Royal Purple. gested most of the people there the other three meetings. a dozen children in a basemenl Mun_n at 638-1113. The Elks and the Royal Purple will then rent out the rooms. Each person will have a room. And they can eat me61s Temporary solution said possible at a restaurant across the street. The building should be open by early summer. THERE MAY be a way to help As for the alternative of a spot Although the province says the Bromleys out in the sllort rezone --- giving the Bromley dayearcs arc not to be classified term, says one city councillor. home a zoning different from the as businesses, he said the effect David Hull was one of five rest of the street -- Hull said he would still be to allow "home- councillors who voted against was totally opposed to that kind based activities" in these nelgh- Snowboarder in trouble amending zoning by-laws to al- of device being used. bourlloods. A SNOWBoARDER ALMOST died at Shames low 16 child daycares in R1 "Spot rezoning is the worst ex- "Ihe planning committee will be Mountain, areas. ample of community' planning," tackling just that issue next week However, if the Broraleys vJera he maintained." as a result of a memo from He took: a jump and then landed on his head, to return with a request for a Conceding the Bromleys were permits director Bob Laflear, He got stuck in the snowbank and couldn't ge t out. His temporary permit, "They wouid In a very difficult situaton,, Hull "As you may be aware there is arms wore pinned to his side, and he was unable to move certainly have a sympathatie added, "I've learned a lot on the an ever increasing number of them. Issue over the time it's been businesses trying to make a start ear," Hull said Friday. He was trapped for 45 minutes until two skiers found He cautioned the emphasis going on." as a home occupation," he him and dug him out. would have to be on temporary, The need for child care places polaled out. the permit being for "a row in Terrace was not something that Asking council tackle the issue, The snowboardor was rushed to hospital. He spent two months" only. was going to go away and would Lat]eur added, "We must ensure days there, That would give parents enough have to be addressed, re,fattens do not unnecessarily He had been skiing in between the runs, time to find alternativedayca~ However, he repeated concerns Inhibit bmlness development; but I! can be dangerous to ski alone. If you S~ in off the over allowing 16 child facilities at th0 same time llmit Its impact for the children dlsplaced from tratls, you should liave someone else w!thi~o~ ~" : David Hull Discovery Dayeare. In R1 zones, on residential areas.

=..,____ "_.J . A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 ]3U'S INES,.,¢ E,v "IEW Parking persuader passed I THE CITY has armed itself with Out & About a club to persuade those con- structing new buildings in the LOCAL EMPLOYERS are being The workers worn laid off the eastern part of the downtown core asked what should be in a end of December when the com- to provide off-street parking. customer service training pro- pa W cut pulp production because City building regulations re- grara being proposed by the Ter- of soft markets. quire any development to include race and District Chamber of They'll be gradually called back on-site parking stalls, the number Comlllerce. beginning early next month lead- depending on the size of the The program is to be 40 hours ing to a March 24 start up. building and its proposed use, long, half involving class work •k ~'k "k "k However, a 1986 by-law and half at a workplace. Builders of new homes are just waived those rcquiren~ents in the Half of the students will have days away from having to meet eastern downtown area, jobs already while the other half new energy efficient standards set The rationale at the time was it will be unemployed. out in the B.C. Building Code. would encourage the establish- This is the first time the cham- They mean upgrades of insula- ment of new businesses. ber has put on such a program. tion in roofs, frame walls, foun- last July a city staff planning It'll use the curriculum as the dation walls, suspended floors Mo Takhar group called for the repeal of the core for additional efforts and arid concrete slabs. sion. make changes as need be. by-law. The provincial government Also appointed to the commis- Qaestionnaires went out last The recommendation followed estimates annual heating savings sion is Janet Hultkram of Cana- increasing complaints from mer- week: and should be returned to of $200. the chamber as soon as possible. dian Women in Timber. chants and the Happy Gang •~ 'k" ~r "k "k The commission plans to meet Centre about downto~rn parking "k ~r "k -& -k AN EXTENDED layoff for 250 Former councillor Me Takhar, with Northwest Community Col- problems. logo representatives to discuss the Council has now given two workers at Skeena Cellulose's owner of Terrace Pro-Cut, has possibility of establishing a readings to a new by-law repeal- Watson Island pulp mill near been appointed to serve as small business representative on the forestry technology course at the ing the 1986 measure, but will Prince Rupert is to end next city's forestry advisory eomrnis- Terrace campus. hold it there for now. month. That moans the original relaxa- tion is still in force. Administrator Bob I-Iallsor said the city will still ask developers to provide off-street parking. The most recent development in that area, the Plark building at the corner of Kalum and Lakelse, did just that. However, having a repealing Bet you nc by-law at the ready gives the city what Hailsor called "an option" should a future developer decline to provide off-street parking. + In other words, if a developer thot t 3ou ('ould ALREADY FACING parking congestion in much of the refuses to co-operate, council can downtown area, council last week took steps to ensure new con- quickly repeal the 1986 relaxation strucUon at the east end doesn't make the problem worse. and force compliance. afford t[e Import (:at Facts about KCP .+ ::/4" %:; .."+'~" ': Ntllllber 19 lit a series answeriltg the qltestiolls mOSt often raised with Alcan about the Kemano Completion Project of theYear. +

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1, Extent of post-KCP flow reduction Sept. 29 2. Effect of flow reduction on fish Oct. 6 3. Steps to avoid economic losses Oct. 13 4. Tinting of advertisements and information centres Oct. 20 5. Alcan's position in KCP public review Oct. 27 6. Economic benefits from KCP Nov. 3 7. Reasons for not generating power at Kenney Dam Nov. 10 8, Effect of KCP on water supplies for irrigation Nov. 17 9. Timing lbr new KCP construction jobs Nov. 24 10. Eft'oct of Kenney Dam releases on reservoir fish Dec. I 11. Effect of reduced flows on fi'eshwater fish Dec. 8 12. Effect of reduced flows on Fraser Lake water Dec. 15 30 \l ()Nrll,'-; 3{) MoN'ri is 13. Reasons for cold-water release at Kenney Dam Jan. 12 TI IE/\(X'ORI) i,X/~DDS: 14-. Outcome of RCMP investigation of 1987 Jan. 19 Till,;/\(:(:()1~,1) I,X I IAS: Settlement Agreetnent 1997 Side Impact SatUtv Standurtls. l\tlt()nlat i(~ 'I'ransnlission. Indcpcndcnt 4-\\'hccl I)oul)le CI'G-I rcc Air Conditioning. 15. Reasons for concentrating on chinook in Jan. 26 Wishl)onc Suspension with Front I)owcr \Vindows and l)oor I,ocks. cletermining ['lows Stabilizer Bar. Power Mirrors. 50 Watt AM/FM 16. Backgrouncl of 1987 Settlement Agreement Feb. 2 I)river and I)asscngcr-Sidc Airbag,s. Stereo (,usscttc• ~ith' 4 - SI)cal ~crs, I)rivcr and Passenger Vunitv Bmcrag,,c I loldcr. 17. Alcun's business: aluminum, not power Feb. 9 Mirrors. I)owcr Steering and Brakes. l)rivcr and Illuminated I)asscngcr 18. Aclequacy of post-KCP flows in chinook spawning Feb. 16 ,(]ruisc (]ontrol, Vunitv Mirror. SellSOll Dual Remote Mirrors, Rear Scat ! Icatcr l)ucts. I,ockablc Rcnmtc 'lYtmk and Available 4-Whccl Disc Brakes The Kitimat Information Centre Fuel Filler l)oor. with ABS. Rear Scat ! lcatcr i)ucts. Body (k)loured Mirrors The Kitimat hi formation Centre is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. AM/FM Stcrco Casscttc and I)oor I i:mdlcs, to 4 p.m. Drop by the office and we will be h@py to discuss ,'my questions you amy with 4 Si)cakcrs and I)owcr Of course, as ~ t ida all Accords the have about Kemano Colnplction, Antennu. I)igital Quartz Clock. EX Ims tl~ellondu No Small I tint Full Instrumcntution. Warranty (5 ~ars/! 00,000 kin). Kemano Completion Project KITIMAT f C3 INFORMATION CENTRE l~en1~,ubcr umr ~c.*ad)dt~. It's a qntplu ~aut uf lil'~, la:aM~ available ,hmu~h l l,mh (:mm&i lqnaJx:c Ira'." lh~d ,m ~i m:~v 1994 icurL! Accord I,x ~aith manual Irallnllll'~%leHL l( :l).~.~l R), ~,~¢jx ly,2r I|lOlffh fill .~(! 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V8C 1T6 ii|hlUllalltOtllil, i)i2dl~,f'slU,tM~llliul~ll|d ~, ~.i]f~,S~l:~¢)llrllClllL~ )12Rcffifftltlfft~inl"llll,ld R I{~11%) : Tel: 632-471 2 ALCAN Ik The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 -,,A7 COUNCIL HAS expanded its George cautioned his eel- CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD policy on what items can be leagues, "We have to be very, referred to an in-camera meet- very careful how much we put ing. .... into camera under the guise of Be,tiff HOwever, while accepting [or lobbyingpurposes." the need for the change, coun- The definitions arc contained cill0r Vat George said council in an access to information by- The Mail" Bag should exercise caution on law taken to third reading last those .referrals, week. doors The'old pollcy specified only The by-law also details those property, legal and personnel documents which ~vill be made. items as qualifying for consld- available to the public and as- cau!ion eralion behind closed doors. sociated costs. Th!s time small The amended version adds For example, photo copies of "matters requiring in-camera council minutes will cost 25 advt,,;ed discussion prior to the city for- cents per page white $10 will mulating a posiiion for lobby- be charged for a copy of the is ndeed beautiful ing purposes." Official Community Plan. Dear Sir:. They would find willing voters I would hope that the city coun- If I had a hat, it would go off to to support them in helping indi- cil take some time away from the Melissa Munn and Gayle Short of viduals establish legal small business of rezoning, land devel- the Terrace Women's Resource dayeares throughout our town. opment, regulation making and Centre. This would add to the employ- attend to the reason for us being ULTIMEDIA They are spearheading efforts to ment of individuals who may be here namely human living with establish more daycare facilities. just waiting for an opportunity to love and harmony. Their three goals are: encourag- contribute their services to the City council, listen to the chil- ing community participation; nurturing of our young. This dran, spend the time to help de- seeking more before and after would give more people a sense velop a plan to let the people Cash In On The HottestCraze In The ComputerIndustry! school care sites; and putting to- of community and add to the know that you are indeed con- gether a handbook on how to set strengths of family values. seined with the nurturing of our 486 DX33 MHZ up a day care operation. young; that you will work with This effort should not go un- Small daycares are financially the women's resource centre in * VESA Local Bus Multirnedia System noticed. I can attest to the dearth viable. At $3 per hour per child or distributing the handbook 'How a conservative $3840 per month * 4 MB RAM of small daycares in the horse- to Set Up a Day Care Operation' * 270 MB Quantum Hard Drive shoe area. 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TWOells are NASSValloyvillagocoun- trying to reach an agree- :er~(~T~abd~iydamthhe=" ' 2 Phr:21 ~i~;! nF~'t~u~ih~io~dEntC?;rie':ees" ' ! ' went affecting an area one of la t them wants to log. since been unavailable for corn- The company has a forest Gitwinksihlkw owns Simgan mont.) licence to log 50,000 cubic ..~ ii VJhe Elite series of iwtstm;ll t'tmlpulers muel hday's demanding

Forest Products which has a The roadblock was quickly metres ofwoodayearintbe Nass ~I~l ~1" ¢~t'% ' "Ct" II power 'ts fast 'ts 6(,MIIz awl upgradea ~ili y In el's I'en it in forest licorice In the Nass Valley. taken down after the two villages Valley. • _~ff ~" .~,, _el V ittl ~. c..tat.% I I pmcesmr..... tht, l:,lileSerk,sc,m,pulersare idea r~r asks rangtgfro ~,~I ~ '&,~, Iu~* ' ' • ..... But its latest plan to log an area agreed to reach a resolution. And under a provincial order- ~P~ - b.1~~ ,~t~,b~e II ,,,,,,e e.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,. 'W' ,..,r,.,,l,,,,,~,~,,,,l,,e.,. ,,,, ~'.I,,oS,,,,s -er ~ so' II eOlnl,tllers arid value I y providing high quality features such tim i~)wer comes too close to New "It's caused alittle bit of con- in-council, Simgan can sell as 1.~"~ " • i, ~,99I~ ~ II on password seeunly.' VhSA heal~ I~ us let'hnolt1, gy,( " I)-ROM drives, Aiyansh's Indian Reserve 1 for com. They want buffer zones and much of its cut as possible on the %(.~(0 O i~(~i ...... :l] .... hirge hard drives =a?,vkle range t,f inotlilor elmit'es md a tie nonsense that village council's comfort, they're worried that hunting areas lucrative log export market. " --z I ~k]PU I I 2 year e~rmprehellsiVe t,arls iiiid Illl)aur warralllyl Distributed New Aiyansh coun011 two will be affected," said The forest service, which $9t " II exe usivelv by V-COM euml'~uler wnreho,se Iocalillnsncross Ca.ada II mid the tl:S, lilt, Elite Series lint, t,f ctmll,Ulers art, designed In meet weeks ago t/mew up a roadblock Gitwinksihlkw chief councillor ultimately gives approval to road II your retiuirenlenls today and lake you lille lilt) ftlttlre of COlilpllling to stop Simgan from going ahead. Perry Azak last week of the New and logging plans on Crown land, 9~.~C [ [ teclmolo~'. ~IN The company first needs to Aiyansh position, has said it's staying out of the stpe II ) -- Colnlllete Systems t'ronl...k~ 1299.00 build a road lnt0 its planned log- "We're quite receptive to them way for now. ging area. and we've now got a comrnittee But forest service official Norm Council members, in a press from each band to resolve the dif- Parry did say the issue of buffer release, said they first want ado- ferent concerns,', he said. zones throughout the Nass Valley quate buffer strips between Sire- Simgan was formed in 1992 out . is on the table for discussion. ¢~9"5~" ~]220 2hd A~ehu6 l, riime Oe0i!ge;:!B;Ci:i:.E2I}':ii3B31~iiiii~ii!i:! gan's logging areas and Indian of financially troubled Zaul Zap And he said the forest service Reserve 1. Industries, also owned by and the Nisga'a Tribal Council "Our future must be protected. Gitwinksihlkw. now both realize the buffer zone Land grabs and resource extrae- In a trade of debt for shares, matter should be settled as soon lion without consultation with us Gitwinksihlkw now owns 51 per as possible. is not acceptable to us or the gen- cent of Simgan, while Interpae Also staying on the sidelines is the Nisga'a Tribal Council which says the matter ls something f'or Company the two villages to work out. New Aiyansh had asked for the tribal council to become in- in the middle vo,vo,. ,$7 ltit • SELF SERVE • REUSABLE - SCREW CAPS - EASY-TO-CARRY - A COMPANY' which wants to to. I' llr#Itl,ll n ,l=fi~l l=li~ell :f.q~D~ PINII-=TI~Im log land it owns in the Nass Val- "This is B.C., not Russia. You Terrace 635-9555 "WATER ley says it's caught tn the middle do have certain rights," Nielsen Complete ALL WIT of a dispute between two villages. said. COOLERS" But Niho Land and Cattle Com- Logging on private land doesn't Downhill or X-C pany president RuayNielsen says come under current provincial Rental Package Available For he's giving the ~o parties time to regulatiom. Your Office - settle things. Niho's approximately 700 acres *8.00 Niho's problem stems from lack in the Nass Valley are among Business of road access it has to land it numerous properties in owns owns near Now AJyansh. within the province. The easiest route is to build a "We mostly sell recreational very short road through Crown 3 gallon land," said Nielsen who fill-up land off another road wanted by estimated that 80 per cent of Pregnant? (11.36/) Simgan Forest Products. Niho's fall under that category. Simgan is owned by the village The remainder does contain mer- Do you need of Gitwinksihll~av and it has a chantable timber. forest licorice to log in the Nass help? 29 Niho has suffered timber theft AVAILABLE Valley. from its Nass Valley holdings. S329 Yet its plan t0 build the road "If we don't do it, somebody 2 Gal. '1.69 We are available Fully-automatic water dispenser, q and then log an area is opposed will without our knowledge," Put your bottle on the shelf and close the door. 1 Gal..89 ¢ by New Aiyartsla. said Nielsen of timber theft; It's that stmplei The New Aiyansh council is Meanwhile, Nisga'a Tribal ANYTIME worried that the logging will af- Day or Night Council exeeutiye director Rod We Also Bake Bread & Pastries Dally - Fresh Subs & Sandwiches fect its Indian Reserve 1 property Robinson is worried about 1Niho's - only a call away -, an~wants buffer zone regulations logging plans.. Open 24 Hours Daily 4711.G Kelth Ave. (All West Centre, Terrace, BC) 635-4575 inp.lae'e first. : .::;~:;.~...... "~' ~ ,':.: Although. private land is x~ot in- 'eW6've said we won't do any- eluded in land claims talks now • Free, confidentialhelp thing for four to six weeks on our underway, Robinson said the • No judgements made property," said Niho's Nielsen council needs to know what Niho • Anonymous pregnancy last week. has planned afterward. test "We have applied for a road "This is going to affect our tra- • Shelterhomo permit and we want to selectively ditional lands and we need to • Maternity clothes and Imagine the richest log part of our property," he know what's going to b~ left," he baby clothes added. said. Nielsen said he's confident Robinson added the council Niho's plan will be accepted in hopes to have an influence BIRTHRIGHT carpet you've ever felt. the Nass Valley. through Niho's application for the He said Nlha did log in the road through Crown land. Nass three ymrs ago and that its That's because the forest ser- 635-3907 buffer zones were accepted by the vice, through an agreement with (24 Hours a Day) New Aiyansh council. the tribal council, must take into 7 Days A Week But he als0 says that Niho has account the latter's opinions on Your Decor has it. the fight to 10g Its land if it wants land use on Crown lands. :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Meet The Entire Subaru Family

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3RENT DeJONG LARRY DODDS GAYTON NABESS Sales Manager Lease Manager Sales YOU R Thornhill Motors Terrace Carpet Centre "The Dealer Who Cares" 3202 Munroe Street at Hwy. 16 W, Terrace 3040 Hwy 16 East DLR# 7041 635-7286 635-2976 1-800-665.1657 , i The TerwcA Standard. Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - A9 Court Feds still Presenting Report Iookin to

HERE ARE convictions result- ing from recent eases heard in block gs 0,o Terrace provincial court: FEDERAL OFFICIALS am still ,american states to stems in o 3 - New Alyansh November unsure of what kind of increased Hyder. / :~ Something old, something Sheldon INeil Morven was eon- For Ad Space Contact: effort them'l] be to block "In dollar amounts, we are up new,..so many details you vieted on two counts of assault. ( Morven ~vas sentenced to 30 days cigarette smuggling from Hyder, over last year. Them have been don't know what to do? Then In jail and tree years on probation. Alaska into Stewart. some very large seizures," sald turn to our wedding guide and Donald Samuel Halzlmsque was Canada Customs and RCMP of- Lindsey. feels planning supplement in the STANDARw convicted on two counts of as- ficials for now say they'll be con- • He smuggling will only sault. He was sentenced to 30 days slow down if the B.C. cigarette 'L Wednesday, March 16 edition. 4647 LazelleAve. 638-7283 ,~ centmtlng on soulhem border O injsil. areas, particularly Quebec. price matches that of the United It's filled with everything you Alexander James Angus was The anti-smuggling measures States. The Deadline For Ad Bookings Is~[.~o convicted of assault. He was need to know to make your involving more manpower ,were The federal tax drop of $5 a special day positively perfect! sentenced to five months in jail carton has cut prices in B.C. but Thursday~ March 3 and two ymrs on probation. announced recently as part of the ~x .Gerald Way'no Oosnell was con- same package featuring a drop in the provincial government has yet victed of assaulL He was given a federal cigarette taxes. to follow suiL suspended sentence and one year Federal officials said the drop, While the great majority of sei- .on probation particularly if matched by the zures in B.C. takes place on the We have one of the best Margarct Guno pleaded guilty to provinces, will help take away the lower mainland and along the two charges of narcotic posses- incentive to buy smuggled border with Washington, the of_ selection of Mazda B-Series sion. She w'm fined $108. smokes. ricer in charge of the ROMF's November 12 And increased enforcement will customs and excise section in the trucks in B.C.! The selection MitchellWincent Scottwas con- help close off smuggling avenues, province recognizes there is a on our lot is so victed of two counts of impaired they say. problem at Stewart. driving,possession of a prohibited Bul there's no customs post on "Four of our officers made a weapon mad two offences under the Motor ~/ehiele Act Scott was the border between Stewart and trip up there last year," said Cor- sentenced to seven weeks in Hyder, only a sign telling people poral Gary Sexsmith. "It's an prison, one year on probation, and to phone a 1-800 number to area where we realize there is a was fined $1 000. report any purchases. problem but specific plans aren't Mitchell Marcel Robinson Although Slewart ROMP make inplace yet." pleaded guilty to theft under regular seizures, detachment head "When we have meetings, $1,000. Ite was given six months Corporal AI Lindsey estimates Stewart comes up every time," probation and an order to perform 25 hours community servicework. marly $2 million worth of he added. George James McKay pleaded cigarettes a year slips lhrough. There are six ROMP o~cem guilty to theft under $1,000 and "It would be nice to have some and three Canada Customs of_ failing to appear in conrt. He was additional manpower to step up ricers in Sexsmith's u~Jt. He given a sUtsl~nded sentence and the enforcement," Llndscy said thinks the size could double once nine montlmon probation. last week. the increased enforcement Norman Lovoie Eriekson As it is, one of Li~dsey's two measures take hold. pleaded guilty to three counts of constables has been on extended B.C. and Yukon Canada impaired driving and one charge sick leave this minter. Customs district manager Barry of refusing to provide a Winter is also training time and McKee also said details aren't yet breathalyzer sample. Eriekson was the other constable ~ been away ready about what his department sentenced to slx months in prison, plans for Stewart. two years on probation and is on occasion. prohibited from driving for two Luckily winter traveling "We know there is smuggling years. weather cuts down on smuggling, going on and we're reviewing Sherrie Arm Elliott was con- Lindsey said. how best to respond," he said. victed of impaired driving and The detachment has benefitted mischief musing leas than $1,000 the last couple of years because damage. She was sentenced to 14 the Premier mine cut back and Buy or Lease Yours Today/ days in jaR, six months on proba- people have moved out. tion, and Is prohibited from driv- That's reduced some of the reg- ing for one year. •., ~ ~- :. . " '.:;,. November 19 ular police workload, enabling of- • Gordon May was fined $40 for ricers to devote more time to narcotic possession. smuggling. :Troy Wallace Jenkins was fined Lindsey has two impounded $50 for mr¢otie poasession. vehicles now at the detachment William John Herbert Kirby was rand more than 30 have been BRENT DeJONG : ;; tAR.RY..t)OO~S,,::. :-: ::" GAYTON NABESS fined-S25 for narcotic possession. seiTed over the lasfyear...... " SdldsManagoi' ~-'! .-7 Lease Manager,; ,,: i~;,,~, Sales : • Brenda Joy Doxtator pleaded Those caught with large guilty to driving with a blcod- amounts of cigarettes not only alcohol keel over the legal limit face fines and charges, but have ThornhillMoto of 0.08. She was sentenced to 14 their vehicles taken a~vay. days in jail and is prohibited from Some of the cigarettes seized "The Dealer Who Cares" driving for one year. Jason Jay Erickson pleaded have been in the same boxes used 3040 Hwy 16 East DLR# 7041 635-7286 guilty to driving with a blcod- to ship them up flom the lower alcobol to'eel over the legal limit of 0.08. Eriekson was fined $750 and is prohibited from driving for one year. Ravindor Singh Chhokar pleaded guilty to possession of a narcotic.. Itc was fined $400. Caught November 22 Michael Cascy Wheeler was convicted of failing to appear in court and mischief causing less using than $1,000 damage. He was fined $300. 4k4( Clint Gordon Armstrong decoy pleaded guilty to driving with a blood-alc0h01 level over the legal A MEZIADIN man h~ bean con- limit of 0.08. He was fined $600 victed of pltlamping, and is proMbited from driving for George VanGuilder, of Van one year. Dyke camp on Hwy 37, was November 30 found guilty of hight l~uating with Ronald Arthur Scott Janes the aid of a light. pleaded guilt}, to two counts of as- sanlt and one count of failing to Judge P.R. Lawr0mo, holding comply with a condition of a provincial court in St0wart, fined recognizmc~. Janes was sentenced him $1,500 and ordered his to three months in jail, one year on firearm forfeited. big: probation, and was fined $400. Conservation offioers am also Richard Stanley Skuba was con- seeking a five-year hunting vie.ted on two counts of dis- licence suspension. :ER 7!!.n. qualified driving. He was fined VanGulldor was arrested by $900 and is prohibited from driv- conservation officers in the White Ing for om :year. River area southwest of Moziadin OHLYI guilty to refusing to provide a Junction in the early morning breathalyzer sample. Lawrence hours of Oct. 9 after ho fired three was fined $500 and is prohibited shots into a mechanical decoy from driving for one year. moose ......

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A WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS Author's third book out

dArcn'LOC~A~°°A?asHOusR;St~e~r:; hull: " t i -,i!~~ Thursday, February 24 lished. EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION of B.C. Brenda Silsbe's Winning tke monthly meeting at NWCC preschool at 7 p.m. Girl of the 3ea was released by Annick Press, of Toronto, in Jan- Friday, Februar~ 25 uary and is available locally ERNEST MEETS THE EGGOSAURUS pup- through Misty River Books. k pet show at the Terrace Public Library. 7 p.m. "I was thinking about the moon Friday Feb. 25 and again Saturday Feb. 26 at 2 and then the tides. Then I thought of a girl washing up on the beach and it just flowed from there," Sunday, February 27 Silsbe says of her latest tale. HERITAGE DAY celebration from 1 to 4 p.m. The soft dream-like colours of at arena banquet room. Theme: 'Our Heritage of Alice Priestley's art in the book Music'. Everyone welcome. Call 635-2508 for go well with the story. more information. "It's more dream-like than my earlier books," Silsbe says. It's a story of one girl's journey Monday~ February 28 . t , 2 ¸ . - I.AKEINE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION of self-discovery to decide what holds its general meeting at Mt. Layton Hotspr- she wants to do. tngs at 8 p.m. Call 798-2449 for more info. Her first book was a tiny format book called The Bears We Know, Tuesday, March 1 It was followed in 1991 by Just WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE will be One More Colour. making a paper quilt at the Canada Employment Despite her success, however, Centre at I p.m. Silsbe says being an author isn't an easy business. LEGION LADIES AUXILLIARY meeting. "I counted my rejections the Potluck at 6:30, meeting at 7:30 at the Legion. other day," she says. "I think it's up 1o about 227." i BRFASTFEEDING SUPPORT GROUP holds It takes a while for a book its monthly meeting in the hospital education proposal to get through the pub- room at 8 p.m. Call 635-4694 > 6 p.m. for info. lishingsystem. lhc c:; ...... ,::: Winning the Girl of the Sea was " :;::/o:,; : . Monday, March 7 accepted for publication in Sep- NORTHWEST DEVELOPMENT EDUCA- tember 1992. TION Association holds its 1994-95 program Right now Silsbe has about 20 planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. in St. Matthews other stories circulating as Centre. Bring your ideas and suggestions. Call proposals at publishing houses. Mary at 635-6233 for more information. "But they've got to be accepted ', i.~,2C : ' firsL" Tuesday, March 8 Silsbe makes five per cent of INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY Pot Luck sales -- about 25 cents per copy Dinner and evening of entertainment, by women, on a book that sells for $5.95. for women. Bring a friend and a dish. Starts 6 She warns other budding p.m. at the Kin Hut. writers that it sounds good, but ..... it's..not~-usually .something. you Wednesday, March 9 can make a living at. TERRACE LITTLE THEATRE holds its Her biggest cheque for six monthly general meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the months worth of work was ?} !" ! :_ . /¢IcColl Playhouse, 3625 Kalum St. $1,600. Her smallest was $160. Annick Press has accepted m- SATURDAYS other book fzom Silsbe called 2'ke BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION clinics take Watcher. She hopes it will eorae place at Emerson Medical Clinic the last Saturday out in 1995. of each month. Free instruction by qualified Silsbe sometimes tests her nurses. Call Lita Flynn at 635-6263 or Emerson stories out by reading them to Clinic at 635-723,1 for appointment. kids. Silsbe is holding a book-signbzg MONDAYS at Misty River Books Sat. Jan. 26 AUTHOR Brenda SIIsbe has just published her third children's book -- Winning the Girl of the Sea, ORDER OF THE ROYAL PURPLE meets the from i to 2p.m. But even for a successful author, rejections vastly outnumber successes. 2nd and 4th Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Hall. Call 635-5121 for more info.

MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital Auxiliary meets the third Monday of each month in the board No. 13 was lucky room at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. ALZHEIMER AND DEMENTIA support for Smithereens Around Town group meets at i p.m. on the last Monday of the months at the Terrace Mental Health Centre. Call IT'S BECOMING a regular event So far, nobody has decided to 638-3325 for more info. in the Bulldcy Valley. quit work. Record Food Bank demand Another group of Smithers resi- "That's the. nice thing, it's not T]BE TERRACE Churches Food Bank sot a record over its TI/ESDAYS dents pulled winning lottery tick- enough to leave work, but it's just nonthly four-day distribution period last week. SINGLE PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP takes ets -- this time the staff at enough to keep you walking Nearly 500 bags of food were handed out, a jump over the pre- place the second (1 p.m.) and fourth (7 p.m.) Smithers' courthouse received fa- around about two feet off the vious record of 4S0 for January and the 385 last November. Tuesdays of the month at the Terrace Women's vorable verdicts. ground, said Anne Meres. "This is more than I've ever seen by a long shot," said food Resource Centre. Call 638-0228 for more info. They held one of two winning It was Moor's own contrary su- bank organizer Tarrl Elkiw of the latest figures. tickets on the Feb. 12 Lotto 6149 perstition that kept the number of Lach passing month seems to be setting distribution records, she LIVING WITH CANCER support group of the draw for $5.7 million. Although people at 13, a number most con- added. Canadian Cancer Society for patients, family and the number hadn't been officially sider unlucky. "'We've never had these kinds of numbers before," said Elkiw. friends, meets at the Women's Resource Centre confirmed at press time, the 13 "We've had 13 people for She said food bank volunteers processed nearly 60 new cards the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 people wore expecting to collect about the last year and half. It's fr©m either individuals or families who have never used the p.m. Call 638-3325 or 638-0296 for more in- close to $2.9 million- about my lucky number," she said. "It banks' services before. formation. $220,000 each-- tax free. always feels like I have bad luck Despite the high demand, EIkiw said the bank should be in good "This is so exciting," said June and I always let black cats cross shape for the March distribution. T & K SINGLES meet every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Moors who organized the lottery my path.' ' "'But we could be close to the line if demand keeps growing," for coffee night at Mr. Mike's. Events through pool and bought the winning tick- Having bought about 26 tickets she said. February with T & K Singles will be: Jan. 4 et at Home Hardware tn Smithers. a week for the last year and half, Steak nite; Feb. 6 -- Hot Springs 1:30 p.m.; Jan. The other winning ticket was she estimates the group has spent Quilt to mark Women's Day i~ 11-- Fish and Chips Happy Gang Centre at 5:30 $1,600 on the lottery. drawn somewhere in Ontario. A WORK OF community art is being created to help celebrate p.m..; Feb 13 ~ Kids Valentine party and potluck "We're coming down, slowly "That's a pretty good invest- 3:30 p.m.; Feb. 19 -- Movie night 8 p.m.; Feb. hternatlonal Women's Day. but surely we're starting to come ment, I d say. 'The Terrace Women's Resource Centre is organizing the 20 -- Family bowling 1:30 p.m.; Feb. 24 Dessert down from the clouds." Her mother was the one to first nite 8 p.m. For more info call 635-3238. melting of a paper quilt out of recycled goods, along with Terrace Moors works half time in proba- call and give her the winning artists Jeanne Thomson and Lorl McKay. the other half in the Crown numbers after watching Satur, tion, It's all going to happen at 1 p.m. March 1st at the Canada KERMODEI CHORISTERS invite boys counsel office. day,s draw. ,¢ Enlployment Centre on Lazelle Ave. They'll do it again on March and girls ages 8-12 to come sing along on Tues- Others sharing the win with Maybe it s just a lucky little 3re at the Skcena Mall in preparation for International Women's days from 6:30 - 8:00 p'm. at the Skeena Band Moors include sheriffs, court community," Moors said of the Day on March 8. Room. Call Terry Anderson 638.1183 for info, registry staff, the town's second big win in town within a and ]Bring any paper scraps you want to contribute -- brightly few months. Crown counsels. ~loured flyers, lettem from friends anything. Contact the RELAPSE PREVENTION group meets Tues- In October, a Smtthers con, In the sheriff's department: Women's Resource Centre at 638-0228 for more info. day evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. Call 638-8117 for sheriff Jack Elliot, deputy sheriffs struetlon crew won the biggest farther information. • Buddy Quant and Mike Quail iottery ever in Canada, splitting were winners. $15 million. Bringing people together THE SPCA meets onthe second Tuesday of Over in court registry it was The BC Lottery Corporation I-IOW RF~PONSIVE are Terrsce's service agencies to the eth. every month at the Terrace Women s Resource registrar Janet Cnird, deputy has never seen two wins of such nlc and visible minorities of the population. Centre at 7:30 p.m. registrar Anne Meres, coutrt value happen so cioso together in That was the question put forward in a study by the Social Plan- clerks Leanora Krlsher, Brenda one community, satd eornmunlea- ning and Research Council of B,C. WEDNESDAYS Evans and Connie Randrup, and lions officer Kathy Kosowan. Ecsults were analyzed at a Jan. 28 meeting, where the group TALF_,S FOR TWOS, a half-hour storytime, at cashier Barb Smith. Houston There were two back-to-back came up with a serlm of priorities,such as making up a listof [ Terrace Public Library at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdnys, court admlnlstmtor Wane~ta winners in Nelson In late 1992, translatorsto assistnon-English speaking people In an emergency. I Pcihke was in on the wln. but ,,certainlynever in the same Anyone wanting to join the voluntcem working towards change [ TERRACE NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Crown counsels Declan Br0n, doliaramounts," Kosowansald. ~n come tothe group's next meeting, Wednesday, Feb, 23 at [ meets at 7 p,m. at the Women's Centre, Also Sat- nan and Shirley Meldmm ware Just last month, a Kitwanga 7.30 p.m. in the Skcena Health Unit audltoflum, For more hi- [ urday nights at 7:30. the other lucky members of the couple won a $1,9,miUion ,~ pool. i , ...... ' lotivrydraw, :, :-: ~ ...... :- ...... :!:~ , B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994

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lTYI CENEI ~,,~1('tl C "midnight) at George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn, and every Sunday (8 p.m. to mid- Sc0uts.,,our goals are as M U night) and Monday (10 p.m. to 2 a.m.) at limitlessasspaee=~ ~

• THE LOW BUDGET BLOOZ BAND Hanky Panky's in the Coast Inn of the West. X plays a Terrace Musicians Association bash, : /~'ak at the Elks Hall on Friday, Feb. 25. Tickets arc $12.50 and are available at Sidcwalkers'. MOVIES L~'~'" • A NIGHT WITH COLE PORTER-- • GRUMPY OLD MEN, starting Jack ,iT"gill'/' IIr~lZZ// Victoria-based jazz vocalist Barbara Blair : Lemmon and Walter Matthau, plays from Terrace 635-9555 sings at 8 p.m. Saturday, February 26at the at 7 and 9:15 p.m. at the Tillieum Complete KE.M. Lee Theatre. until Thursday night. Also Downhill or X-C ) playing ~until then at 7:15 and 9:30 is • HIGHER GROUND plays at Gigi's in : ])AZI~D AND CONFUSED. R e ntal Pac kag e the Terrace inn from Feb. 14-26. :, StartingFriday $8, O0 nning the O/r/ • KEITH MELANSON plays Feb; 18-19 A BLINK, starring Madeleine Stowe and *'~ Of at the Royal Canadian Legion. SY' STER- Aidan Quinn plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. from r" "-' -" -- "- "- -- - RITr plays the Legion Feb. 25-26. Feb. 25 to March 3 at the Tillieum Twin ! Theatres, THE THREE MUSKETEERS, • TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND with Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, and I ....Chris O'Doanell, plays at 9:30 p.m. and I presents its 4th annual Spring Fling Cabaret i COOL RUNNING, a Disney comedy about Friday Mar. 4 and Saturday, Mar. 5 at the Jamaican bobsledders, plays at7:15. I Elks Hall at 8 p.m. Advance tickets only, $10 I available at Sight and Sound and from band members. Call 6354729 for more info. i

• THE TER&tACI~- SYMPHONY OR.- ETiGCERAET E~~~ = t CI-IEST1L~ and THE KERMODEI FACTS, ] CfIORISTFAtS are in concert Sunday, a mixed media exhibit by Yeshe Rosselet, is March 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the R.E.M, Lee the show featured Feb. 5-26 at the Terrace I I Theatre. Tickets $6 at Sight & Sound ($4 for ] " students and seniors). Public Art Gallery. Gallery hours are noon to Ir 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday, and 1 to 4. p.m. i A KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday Sunday. An artist's reception will be held ~. ,,:~ ~!'i.~.= *5.95 'V (9 p.m. to 1 a2.m.) and Sunday (8 p.m. to Saturday,Feb. 12 from i to 3 p.m...... <,;;~ Paperback,><~" I ...... *15.95 Story Brenda Silsbe " "~ HardcoveL Art Alice Priestley

Will be at Misty River Books Saturday, February 26, 1:00 - 2:00 pm Have your copy of Brenda's book personally inscribed Brenda Si/sbe's other books include "Just One More Co/our" and "Bears We Know"

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...... I ii [ ~ .1 ...... - 1 ...... mm - ~.A ...... The . rrrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - B3 Young women most LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO FEBRUARY 1994 PALA(".,E FEBRUARY1994 likely to smoke sUNDAY ,MONDAY TUESDAY : WEDNESDAY.... ~HU~SDAY,q ' : r FRIDAY:; SA'rURDA~ 747 Sk, Valley Air Cadet 4 B,g DID YOU KNOW that women 1 2 Terrace Brothers 5~ Soc. Kinsmen Club have caught up to men in overall Kermode Peaks Kitsumkalum rates of smoking? Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Sisterhood & Sh0rnes Society In the past, men of all ages have Club Anti.Poverty Elders Mountain smoked morc than women. Over 0 Lithe 11 Canadian 12 TerraceArt ])id You Know? 6 7 8 9 Association the past 25 years the rate of regu- Terrace Terrace Theatre ParentsCoalition Kermode Kilimat Paraplegic Terrace lar smoking among men (15 or for the Minor Youth Soccer older) in Canada has dropped by Advancement Hockey Friendship Shrine Terrace Nlsga'a Tribal . ., of Education .... ~orrace Ngure half(from 54% in 1966 to 26% in Women who smoke arc morc women cam only 69.6 cents for in Terrace Association Society Club Anti.P0verty ~ounc,-/errace . Skating 1991). likely 'o be: every dollar that men cam. 17 Orderof lO Terroco During the same period, the • Working in a low status job Young women necd support and 13 1 4 Terrace 15 16 Royal 8 Canadian ,-' C.~,n, ParenlsCoalition Terrace Purple Paraplegic percentage of regular smokers with little recognition or control oncoumgement to pursue educa- for the Minor Kermode Can, Parentsfor Peaks French among women 15 and older tional goals. Advancement Friendship Terrace Nisga'a Tribal over their working lives of Education Hockey Gymnastics Society Anti.P0verty Council-Terrace Terrace Figure declined only slightly, form 28% • Poor As a society, we need to tell in Terrace Association Club Skalln~ to 26%. Smoking rates of men • Disabled young wom0n that people come md women are now about the inail shapes and sizes. The goal 3 Terrace 26 Totem • Lacking in education 20 21 Terrace 22 Blueback 4 Elks 25 Canadian SaddleClub same. is to foster a healthy body weight ParentsCoaliUon #425 Paraplegic • Concerned about control of forthe Minor Kermode Swim Club Kinelte Club For the first time, significantly their weight which a person can maintain over Advancement Hockey Friendship Volunteer Terrace Nisga'aTribal more adolescent girls than adoles- Smoking contributes to illness time. Exercise, relaxation and of Educa~on Association Bureau council.Terrace Search & InTerface Society Anti.P0verty Rescue Soc, cent boys are smoking. Young and early death both men and friendships contribute to building women aged 20 to 24 years are women. The increase in lung can- a person's self-esteem. 27 28 now the group most likely to cer among women is now being We have the Lrzowledge to pro- ParentsCoalition Terrace for the Minor smoke. This is a troublesome seen across Canada. Heart disease vide a better future for our Advancement Baseball tact, given that these are impor- 0t Education and respiratory disease often have daughters. Do we have the will? in Terrace Association tant years for having c~Idrcn. a strong link to the individual's Women who smoko during preg- What are your questions and smoking behavior, or to concerns? Write us at Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:3011: r" m. Games 12:45 nancy put their unborn child at prolonged exposure to second Evening Games Doors 4:34:30 p.m. Games 6:15 risk. hand smoke. Did you Know That...? Smoking rates in young women What will assist women to c/o Skeena Health Unit Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:39:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. reflect their concerns about rela- decrease their reliance on smok- 3412 Kalum Street Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon tionships, social problems, ing? Women need recognition for Terrace, B.C. T.V, MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION violence, world issues, looks and their work in society. Canadian V8O 4T2 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 coping. Most young women take up smoking to ~ like their peers, to look grown-up or to gain con- fidence. Smoking is seen as glamorous, ;AFEWAY/ SHAMES MOUNTAIN / PEPSI a stress reliever and a tool to keep a person thin. These images are ~TiONAL SKI WEEK CONTEST WINNERS promoted in subtle and not so Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 subtle ways by advertising. Debbie Haynes B. Muff "The Lindwalls i r? James Adams D. Ritter Roanne Teneycke Agnes Baker Patsy Chase Con Ritter Marilyn Brown F. Venus Fay'e Ritter Janet Reay Bertha Pierre ' Keith Baker = Blair's All were winners of Shames Mountain Ski Packages & Pepsi * smoky :j. jazz ~i:~E;:~.... ::' "~ : ~,: ,:~ ~ ; .,.~-~,,~;~ ~ . . ~ 4:':; ~ '~:,...... IF IT HAD BEEN left up to the commercial music industry, says ...:I:,'*' ",c::..\ ~:~ ~:~:.~::~i ~.: ~. :.~ ~,~#~:!: : ...... ~:~...... :.~: jazz singer Barbara Blair, the 4; .~ ~. ,~ classic songs of the '20s, '30s and '40s would have been dead and buried long ago. The songs are still vez7 much !:~ :~jc~ jl,~.~ alive, thanks to the world of jazz. ~~ogo~ ~.,~ And Blair's smoky jazz rcndi- ~ons of the music of Cole Porter will bring them alive at the R.E.M. Ice Theatre this Saturday lfighL Blair, who started a jazz quartet . ;~:i;iii~,ii!/.------in her Icons, has been singing all her life. She has recorded three albums FRUIT WHITE ¢HICKEH and worked with such greats as Paul Hem, Leighton Noble, Jay "'"...... LEGS Clayton and Louise Rose. • YO G O U RT ~ M U $ H RO O M S *8.70 ea• works out to... She graduated from the Victoria Conservatory of Music in 1981, leaching classical music for seven i)iill years before coming home to ~N2 Jazz, • She will be joined on stage by the other members of her concert qmemblc Jazz Affair -- jazz FO2 ~ 3.70/kg i pianist Charlic Austin, talented ~! .74/kg/ jazz bassist and composer John i Assorted Regular, Light or Diet. , ~i~ ~ B.C. Grown. ~ ~ ~ Back Attached Frozen. Gray, and West coast Latin drum- it ~ nor Laurcnt Boucher. Cole Porter is rega:ded as the most cosmopolitan of American composer-lyricists...... The Indiana-born musician OVEN GROUN I RUSSET Went to Yale, where he became a gifted parodist and singer-pianist. BREAD II...... BEEF q POTATOUSA99 Four years after graduating in White or 60% Regular Quality. B.C. Grown. ,~ 1913, he sailed to Europe and Whole Wheat. 10 lb. bag. :..~<.~ Canada married an elegant and rich American divorcee ii 570 g Limit 1 bag. ( ...... #2 Grade. sliced loaf. ea ~i~i::~'~i2.16/kg Ib 15 Ib• bag. ,~ ea ~_~Fin es t TEJA FO ODS Sale Improve ~ :'~ ~~.!~!':~ i' TEJA ,~;~i;ii~iGOLDEN , TEJA 9 your ~i BASMATI ~:~'~';!:'~TEMPLE CORN JJ game. ~'~ RICE i!!::,~!i FLOUR ...... FLOUR

o~,, qepnant ...... :, ::: 1 Kg Bag :i~)~~i 10 Kg Bag II~[i"~'~i 20 Ib Bag Or your mind' Or your cookin: Or your health. :~ w,,~.~:..,~'~/~Bl~lllR~~!g'~Advertised prices in effect unti closing Saturday Feb. 26, 1994 at your neighbourhood Safeway stores. VISA* ~~:" ~:~, ~: Quantity rights reserved. ,, ~~:i~:~i~ !~~* ...... , ...... ,~...... ~.~,~..~..~,..~.+,;,.~.,.~,~,,~ $. .~,~ . ,,.:,,~,~ ,~,,~ Go for it: all the Call For "how-to" books Customer Service and vldeos are on ...... 635-7206 Manager ...... 635-7280 your library Deft ...... 635-1374 shelves. Bakery ...... ',..,'..'V ..... ,635,!372 Floral ...... ,.,, ..... ,....,635,1371 i Pharmacy ...... ,... 635-1375 Terrace Public Library If~i~ ,,, Fax ...... ~=-,,~ 4610 Park Avenue 638-8177 B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 Young minds show off their science CONGRATULATIONS go out to all who pmtcipated in the 29tb Mens Arctic Trail annualTerrace ScienceFestival. Mens Tultex Fleece Here arc the results: assorted colours Speedlace Experiment Entries Long Sleeve Crew Neck Polo Hiking Boot Kindergarten and Grade 1: s-xl Regular$19.98 SALE 114 w 1st Jeffrey Chapman, l~t Mrs. Regular Morgan's Class at K]ti K'Shan, 2nd Tyrell Mikkelsen, 3rd Long Sleeve Hooded $49.98 ~:;:'. .... Brant Webb s-xl Regular$28.98 SALE $~,.~ Grade 2 & 3: 1st Christopher Chapman, 1st Megan Noonan, 2x-4x Regular$33.98 SALE$~6 n Work Gloves 2nd Chris Webb. & Grade 4: 1st Danny Chap- Pants w/Pockets man, 1st Gillian Gook, 2nd s-xl Regular$22.98 SALE,S1 Stanfidds Marjle Brown and Gillian winter unaerwe~r Gook. 2x-ax Regular$27.98 SALE$21 n Grade S: 1st Allen Wootton, 1st "lim Stiksma and Andrew Entire Nutma, 2rid Siobhan Taylor Selectionl and Jacqueline Guillot, 3rd Levi's®Straight Kandace Fraser and Danielle Orange Tab® Van Genne. 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OUTDOORS SKnLL ENVIRONMENT FRIENDSHIP APPRECIATION NFIDENCE 'X,\ J Whether learning useful Guiding teaches Outdoor activities Scouts learn skills they'll Outdoor adventure skills or just cooking up practical skills and teach Scouts and enjoy for a lifetime and teaches the Scouts the cultivates respect for new friendships, Guides )couts learn valuable skills that Guides the need to teaches the value of our value of teamwork and all living things both builds lasting relationship's help them to help others and preserve and respect na turaI resources how to enjoy the outdoors. and teaches the value of large and small all that nature teach them to rely on getting along with others. themselves. provides. SCOUT/GUIDE WEEK SCOUT/GUIDE WEEK SCOUT/GUIDE February 20 - 26 February 20 - 26 : : ~=L SCOUT/GUIDE WEEK WEEK • February 20- 26 February 20- 26 ~ J e~j n LOOMIS "The Sign of Excellence" Co.ve,s,ons & Service TERRACE CO-OP ASSOCIATION 5130 A Hwy, 16 Co-op Home Centre, 2912 Molitor St. 635-9595 635"4344 co.op Department Store, Co-op Farm & Garden Centre 4617 GreigAve. 635-6347 David Terrace 635-6617 Ph: 635-6118 5011 Keith Fax: 635-4142 4532 Lakelse 635-2561 No. 6 -4717 Lakelse 635-3637

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...... ~, - - "' " "" - ...... " ...... I - ~1 Ih |llllllh ~ 11 hnm"'-Ik', ~ "" ...... =~ .. B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 more permanent role as council Wolf Cubs (8-10 years) (I) The Cub respects the Old Wolf, kind and cheerful, considerate and Beavers (5-7 years) (il) The Cub respects himself, clean, wise In the use of his The Venturer Motto Scourers who provide service to the section leaders. Training Opportuni- ' Beavers is a simple, flexible program The Wolf Cub program is designed to ties are available to those who volun- designed In Canada, to meet the Interest children 8, 9 end 10 years tear as leaders In Scouts Canada, ( old. The program includes a mixture Do Your Best. The Scout Motto Rovers (10-26 years) needs and Interest of children 5, 6 Be Prepared Whether you choose to work directly end 7 years old. The theme of the of games, crafts, music, stofles, act- or indirectly with the members a train. ing, outdoor activities, star work and Scouts (11-14 years) Rovers is a program for men and program Is based upon beavers and Venturers (14-17 years) woman rsnging In age from 18 - 26. ing program is available to help you the beaver colony. It focuses on shar- badge work. Scouts Is a program for youth il, 12, The scope of the program is as broad acquire the skills to do the j0b, Ing, co-operation and playing In small 13, and 14 years of age. Under speci- Venturers is a challenging program as the imagination of its members. Introductory workshops, take-ho~ne gr0upsl In harmony with nature. Cubbing allows children to' work in videos an special training courses are small groups called sixes, to com- fic circumstances a Scout may for teens 14,15, 16 and 17 years old. The program offered by a particular Individual competition and structured remain In the troop until their 1 6th Venturers are Interested In the out- Rover crew Is created by the Rovers offered by most Scout Councils. achieVement are not part of the pro. plete projects. Individual achievement Is recognized through simple awards birthday. doors, In exploring new places or try- themselves. gram. Normally Beaver meetrngs are Ing something new -sailing, back- All adults accepting a role In ScoUts held Once a weeR for about an hour called badges and stars. The Cub Canada must agree to the active Scout activities place emphasis on packing, cross-country skiing. Rovers work In groups called crews and a half usually In late afternoon or program extends Into the community expression of the principles of citizenship development while living Exposure to new skills - work pro- and together with an Advisor conduct early evenlng or on weekends. The through visits to places such as fire Scouting, and to helping achieve the end playing outdoors - In harmony cessing, life.saving or helping senior their own, provide service to their meetings Include active and quiet departments, libraries, farms and so Purpose/Aim, Scoutars do this either with nature and the environment. citizens are other possible Venturer community and take pad in adven- games; :st0rjes/creative crafts, sing- on, This program Is designed to Hiking, camping, exploring, summer activities. turous activities. through written agreement Or affirm'=. Ing and ceremonies. Occasionally match the vivid imagination of the tton of the Scouter promise of section they may have hikes, parties, picnics members. Cubs learn to "DO THEIR and winter spods and community ser- vice comprise the pflnclple activities Venturers like to learn about occupa- Rovers is Scouting's most senior pro- promise. or special celebrations. BEST" through encouragement and support to try new skills. of Scouts. Scouts earn Achievement tions, or about service and profes- gram section. Many Rovers work as :.. . sional organizations in the communl- leaders with Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, The Scouter Promise Involvement by a parent or guardian Badges and Challenge Badges. These badges allow Scouts to earn ty. Venturing provides opportunities and Venturers. They slso help the On my honour is Impertant to a Beaver. They play a Children of Cub age benefit from the the Chief Scout Award. appropriate to the Interest and ablli- local Scout Council or community I promise that I will do my best part in ceremonies end are welcomed encouragement and involvement of a To do my duty to God and the Queen, parent or guardian. Parents take part ties of the members. groups run speclalevents and as friends of Beavers. They also help camps. To help other people at all times ...... with crafts, special activities and pro- as members of the group committee, While young people of this age tend Venturers meet in groups called com- And to carry out the spirit of the Scout vide praise' and encouragement to which looks after the administration of to prefer less influence from a parent. panies, whose membership is based The Rover Promise Law. their child when they bring projects the Cub pack or as leaders to help or guardian the specialized nature of badges provide an opportunity for upon common friendships and inter- On my honour home, Beavers Is a family centered look after the program. The Purpose/Aim involvement. There are also ceramo. ests. Companies range In size from I promise that I will do my best •program, The purpose of the Corporation and The Cub pack is operated by a team des and special activities to which three to ten or more, depending on To do my duty to God and the Queen the company's own wishes and inter- To help other people at all times, its Aim are to Beaver leaders are adults 18 years of adults who share authority and parents or guardians are invited. ests. A Venturer Advisor, at least 21. And to carry out the spirit of the Scout help boys, youth and adults develop old or more, at least one a minimum responsibility to organize the pro- years of age, works with the company Law. their character • age of 21 years. To ensure quality gram. One leader should be assigned Scout leaders are volunteers from to reach decisions and implement as resourceful end responsible mem- and personal Interaction there is one to work with every six Cubs. A Cub your community. The Troop Scouter Is responsible for the operation of the plans. The Rover Motto bers of the ~. leader for every five Beavers in a pack normally ranges in number from community by providing opportunities troop which consists of one or more Service colony and colonies are held to a 18 - 36 Cubs. Cub leaders and assis- and guidance : i parrots. Scout counsellors work with In addition to taking an interest in the suggested maximum of 25 Beavers. tant Cub leaders are at least 18 years for their mental, physical, social and the patrols of three or more Scouts of leisure time activities of their young Leaders old with a Scouter responsible for the spidtual Pack who must be at least 21 years similar age, Interest and ability. person, parents or guardians can vol- (18 years and over) The Beaver Promise unteer to be Venturer Advisors or par- development. I promise to love God and to help of age~ The Scout Promise ticlpete on the group committee. take care of the world. A movement such as Scouts Canada The Principles The Cub Promise On my honour' cannot meet its objectives without the Man must, to the best of his ability The Venturer Promise The Beaver Law I promise to do my best I promise to do my best dedication and Involvement of thou- Love and Serve God; On my honour A Beaver has fun, works hard and To love and serve God, to do my duty to love and serve God, sands of adult volunteers. In this Respect and act in accordance with I promise to develop myself so that I helps hls family and friends. to the Queen; my Queen, my country and my pamphlet the various leader roles may better the human To keep the law of the Wolf Cub pack, fellowman, have been identified within the sec- dignity end rights of individuals; • love and serve my God, The Beaver Motto And to do a good turn for somebody and to five by the Scout Law. tion descriptions. In addition, adults Recognize the obligations on himself every day. • respect and help my fellowman, are required on a sho,l term basis to Sharing, Sharing, Sharing. • honour and render service to my to develop The Scout Law assist with specific activities or in a and maintain his potential. The Cub Law A Scout IS helpful and trustworthy, country.

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" MASTER ~[ . sundeck ! covered TOTAL: 1472 SQ. FT. (136.7 M =) ~EO~OOM If I deck !s,, ~' ~t: I~-t-H-~IF -J E~ ~ WIDTH: 54'0" (16,5 M) ~/~'-fr*nch " door DEPTH: 59'0" (18.0 M) ~~KI :~:~:~-I RO°' LOCAL CENTURY21 SALES ASSOCIATE HONORED AS TOP PRODUCER STAN PARKER, president uw.~Roou _l:q 1 / t3 ° x t~' }--~ SPECIAL FEATURES: of Century 21, Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd., once :=2 again congratulates Jim / stucco pilasters compliment exterior finish. Duffy, on receiving his 2nd BEOROC CENTURION' award. 1'= 11' ,/" large sheltered entry leads to central foyer. The CENTURION award, ,I" living room, with warming fireplace, shares is the highest level of space with dining room. recognition, given to top producing sales associates, / spaciousness is enhanced throughout the in the Century 21 system. I~O-CAR kitchen and breakfast nook by the open, GARAGE . , Jim thanks all his customers who have helped him 21' = 21'6 railed staircase. achieve this distinguished award. / master retreat, with patio door access to For all your real estate needs, give Jim a call today. sundeck, is complete with a lavish 4 piece I ensuite. 1993 (

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - 811 EAL TATE I Basement Home Boasts Many Features GL-628 A stucco exterior is combined with arched feature windows to create a I popular exterior look for this stylish basement home. Enter into a foyer open to the second storey. Just inside the front entrance, the den would make an ideal home office. An unfinished LP,FZN~SHE~ E~45~ENT basement provides ample room for development once time and finances allow. An open plan for the living and dining room creates a spacious area for -][ I entertaining and features a vaulted ceiling and boxed out feature window -][ in the living room. The kitchen offers an efficient working layout with J plenty of cupboard and counter space, and a bayed out nook, The family •8 '-0 "x room is a good size an provides access to the rear sundeck. The master bedroom Is 13'-10"x14'-2" and features a watk-ln closet • ~-c'x ~.3'.~"~ 19.8"× ~" .c ,. and e four piece ensure with a soaker tub, Plans for GL-628 may be obtalped or $336,00 for a package of five DEN complete sets of working prlr.'., and $29.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15,OO extra to cover the cost of postage

D~ ROOM and handling (B.C, residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) -'C -C (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage end M~TER IE~-:EC~OOM handling). This Is one of our new designs. Many Innovative plans are now I"rV'ENG RO~M available In our NEW 30th edition plan catalogue for $13.85 LS-&.' / ".5-C B,~:,EMENT FLCX;~ PLAN 1141 £X:~. F'r, including postage and handling end 7% GST, Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: The Terrace Standard Plan of the Week, MAIN FLOOf~ PLAN 14-02 ,~. FT. 13659-108th Ave. Surrey, B.C., V3T 2K4.

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ADVERTISEMENT Oldtimer Mile honoured IFacility Expanding Service To Meet RECENTLY TERRACE studied to become a steam henoured another of its oldtlmers engineer. by naming a street in the new After he received his engineers The 1 leeds Of Northwest Amputee; West Ridge Estates subdivision certificate, he went to work at after Andrew Mile. what was then Skeenaview, Amputees in north-central the north, and Burns Lake, Once the limb has been The new cud-de-sac is now where he remained for 23 years. B.C. will be pleased to learn Smithers and Terrace, to the properly fitted, named Mile Place. When Northwest Community a recently opened prosthetic And on Feb. 16, Andrew mile west, on a bi-weekly basis. physiotherapists, together College opened, he transferred facility is available to meet Working closely with the with the prosthetist work to has jut celebrated his 86th there and worked them until his their needs. medical personnel in each area, restore the amputee to birthday. retirement in 1972. Back in 1908, a fellow by the He then sold his land, bemuse Prince George Prosthetics Shaw has been granted hospital normal, or near-no~ai name of Billy Donald arrived in he felt there was too much prop- Ltd., which opened in privileges, and sees patients by activity level. the valley from Scotland. erty, taxes were rising, and sub. September 1992, offers doctor referral. Once a patient Paying agencies for He pUmhased some property at dividing then was an impossible amputees an alternative to has been referred, Shaw prosthetic devices are pleased the edge of the bench bordered by HERE 'N THERE dream. Lanfear Hill and Meconnell Ave. the existing service whieh contacts their existing Prince George Prosthetics is Mr. Mile then moved to the and built hh homo them. YVONNE MOEN involved • long-distance prosthetist to discuss their available to amputees in small town of Fxeetown jut out- Some years later he sold to a travel, and extended periods side of Summemide, on Prince individual needs. north-central B.C. as the Mrs. Butt, who In turn sold the The hill was plowed very of time away from home and Casting for new limbs is service will reflect a seldom. It always seemed to be Edward Island. property to Mr. 1Mile in 1941. family. eompleted at the bi-weckly reduction in expense to all He lived there until 1972. the day just before a major snow- He lived them until 1987, when storm. (Sounds somewhat like he decided to return to Terrace to The majority of prosthetie clinic, and the artifieial limbs concerned. The property was then pur- live. chased bya group of investors. today.) . facilities are located in the are constructed in Prince Prince George Prostheties He built the flint homo in the The howe that was built by Bil- Their water was frora a well Lower Mainland making George. The patient may then is located in Terrace at 4650 new Mantel subdivision in the 1,000 feet from the howe. travel necessary, not only for ly Donald was later demolished. 4600 block of Hamer Ave. travel to Prince George to be Lakelse Ave. As an added Andrew Mile was born in Ken- That meant carrying buckets of In 1991, he sold his home and amputees, but the prosthetic properly fit with the device. service to amputees, Shaw nedy, Saslc on Feb. 16, 1908. water through sun, rain or snow. moved into the new Twin River personnel as well. However, travel is not always has installed 1-800 service He was the eldest of eight chil- In 1954, Mr. Mile added to and Estates. The servicing or repair of necessary owing to the and patients can now call dren -- three boys and five girls remodeled the house and also put in running water. Mr. Mile helped form the co-op prosthetie devices previously flexibility of Shaw's agenda toll-free to book to Andrew and Iulia Mile. and the Credit Union, which he In 1928 Mr. Mile bought a farm By this time, Terrace had elec- involved shipping the device concerning service to appointments at 1-800-565- tricity and phones. was president of for 15 years. in Kennedy, Sask., but un- He still has three danghtem south, or waiting for a amputees. 0808. fortunately lost it during the Mr. Mile had also planted a five certified prosthetist making acre orchard. living in Terrace -- IJllian Groat Depression, (Wilfred) Haugland, Margaret periodic visits. Prince Geo rge~ In the same year he married He worked nine years for (George) Hamer, and Sarah Prosthetics brings service for Grace Cummim. L.H.K. and during those years he (Frank) Yongracz. amputees closer to their . They had three daughters bom He has 12 grandchildren, 18 aeorg homes. in Kennedy ~ Lillian, Margaret great-grandchildren and one and Sarah. great-great-grandchild. Certified prosthetist Steve In 1937 he moved his family to Andrew Mile can often be Shaw, owner of Prince Smithers and farmed in the found at the Happy Gang Centre George Prosthetics and an Driftwood area. PROSTHETICS with his ftiends. amputee himself, Then in 1941 vith the war on, They had a great happy jobs were plenttfd in Terrace. understands the need for birthday cake and lunch for him close follow-up on new limbs is Mr. Mile came hem and worked there on Feb. 16. for LH.K. "k "k "k-k ~- after fitting. In luiy of 1942 he moved his A reminder to everyone: The "When people are forced /family to Terrace to the house on Terrace Regional Museum to wait, or travel long the bench. NOW OPEN Society is holding Our Heritage distances for what are minor This was a lovely quiet spot of Music this sunday, Feb. 27 at adjustments or repairs after with a beautiful view. the Terrace Arena Banquet room in Terrace : But in winter it was often snow from I to 4 p.m. fitting, it is a major bound. It promises to be a day of inconvenience to the at 4650 Lakelse Ave. The winters then were longer heritage with a large display of amputee, and his or hcr and colder, with much more snow old musical instruments, plus lots family." than we get now. of entertainment or a fund day for Shaw hopes to reduce the Of course, in those early years the whole family. Phone: them were no phones, electricity, time factor and consequently Anyone with any old music has begun a series of clinics or running water. sheets, instruments, or perform- 1-800-565-0808 • The marls were plowed by the ing talent they'd like to share that north and west of Prince provincial dept of highways with day is asked to phone Mamie George. So far, the clinics are only one other residence up there. Andrew Mile Kerby at 635-2508. held in Chetwynd, Dawson for appointments

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;...'.i~.,~:...:~'i ' .~ -:,; , ./.~::?,~,~ Skeena Number 1! 1T WAS a moment that summed up why the Skeena Jr. GirLs bas- ketball team were about to be crowned zone champs. With the clock almost out, Lin- me Bee gathered the ball under her own basket, back to the court. SKEENA• ANGLER Even as she started the turn that would end in the ball sailing the ROB BROWN length of the court, Bee let out a yell. "Felecial" Tl'ke cabin; Part II Fclccia Arbuah took two more F THERE IS a native myth explain- steps on her headlong charge for ing how the look acquired its bluesy the Charles Hays net, glanced call, I haven't heard it, But there over her shoulder as the ball ar- must be one. rived and potted the final pints There 7s simply no way aboriginal bards could as the buzzer sounded. have missed the power of that plaintive, rever- It was the kind of teamwork, her'ant wail sticking their urdverse together with "reading" of each other, that had tales of how things came to be the way they were, marked the entire Skeena game. "I,11 never tire of that sound," I said to Kenny And when that buzzer sounded, as the calls of a loon trio carried through the mist they were zone champions, hav- enveloping everything but the tallest tree tops. ing snuffed out the Hurricanes "Yeah, nice," Kenny replied, intent on rowing. 69-16. He was still thinking about the strange cabin The Tsimshiaas had got off to a that had popped up, like a garish mushroom, on slow start, taking half the first the west side of our Lost Lake. quarter to put up five points. Reeds and weeds signalled the approaching Not that it helped Hays as a shore. We'd navigated well: ,'There it is," I said, deep blue defensive blanket kept as the structure became more distinct with each them well away from scoring pull of the oars. position. The cabin, if you may call it that, was even And as the Terraeites started to more bizarre close up. Neither of us wanted to get hit their scoring stride, the Hurri- nearer, but finally Kenny's curiosity overcame his canes found themselves en- apprehension. I followed him up the path. veloped in a whirlwind. This really was a replica of mansions found in An early example of Skeena's the southern U.S., but lacking their grace. Blood co-ordination and attacking speed red curtains hung in the windows. Keuny touched came late in the first quarter. the miniatar0 columns as if they were electrified. Kathleen Gook fed Arbuah "It's fake," he said. "Some kind of phony from the tip-off,a quick pass to alabaster. And it ain't white, it's off-pink." Becky Heenan and the On the door hung an outsized gilt lion, fangs hemetowners had two more on bared in an impotent snarl. I knocked, we waited, the way to a 16-0 lead at the there was no answer. I lifted the lion and let it break. drop again. Still no sound of movement inside. Different quarter, same story in ',Let's fish," said Kenny. , _ the next eight minute stanza as a i He wanted to get out of there. You don torten harried Hays squad were forced knock on a door hoping nobody answers. to hurry their shots, most from "Okay," I said, "Let's go." well out. We left nlore quickly than we'd arrived and It was also a quarter where Bee were soon rigging up for another memorable day cut loose, scoring eight including on Lost. three solo baskets and adding By 11 o'clock the sun had burned the mist from four assists. the lake. Dragons, some a brilliant green, others a Hays finally got on the board SKIEENA SOARED at Saturday's Jr. Girls zone playoffs, sweeping all before them as they red nearly as brilliant as the gaudy curtains we'd with 3:49 left but went into the had done all season. Above, Julie Gillanders sinks another two-pointer during the semi-final seen earlier, were on the hunt. half facing an insurmountable 34- rout of Prince Rupert Rainbirds. Skeena went on to overwhelm Charles Hays In the final. 5 deficit. However, the quarter had seen You re not going to believe the only chink appear in the 'IVe brcakaways started to lack smooth Roxanne Chow to Lee- went into overdrive. this, there are bright red and Skeean armour. their earlier authority and the Anne Critchley to Bee two- Arbuah sank 11 of the 23 yellow teeth on that boat." After that first Hays marker, Hurricane attacks were being al- pointer, and everything was back points, Julie Gillanders added an, they gave up another almost im- lowed to penetrate deeper. on traclr. other five and Bee and CritcMey mediately and were momentarily However, a quick timeout call Entering the final quarter 46-7 notched three assists. The mist thinned. A boat broke through the knocked off stride. by coach Bill Gook followed by a clear, Skeena's scoring machine Next stop, the provineialsl " curtain of gauze. We froze. ',Two guys," whispered Kenny, lifting the binoculars. "You're not going to believe this," he said. "There are teeth that heaL" McDougall repeats in Valentines on "Teeth7" WI]qNING THE Valentines last MeDongall didn't open auspi- for two or her oven. be itfor the ex-Cassiar rink. ',Ycah, bright teeth, like tiger's teeth, painted year was so enjoyable, Klm ciously, missing a chance for The quartet of McDougall, Joan Having tied it up again in the on the bow in yellow and red." McDougall's rink decided to three in the first when her at- Kuchakyshen, Leanne Demw and fifth, MeDougall got early pros- I thou~ of the feline knocker and the red repeat the experience, tempted hit hung out to allow Cindy Dumont leveled it at three sure on in the next and kept it curtains. "What do the guys look like?" Facing Helen Joseph of Joseph to steal a single. in the fourth, then stole a lead of there. "The guy on the oars is wearing a suit," Kenny Nanalmo in the 'A"event final, MeEougall quickly recovered one. Facing three reds on her ham- said. ',No ktdding. And sunglasses and a dressy the hometown quartet found with a deuce in the second, After blanking, Joseph took the mer shot, Joseph was a touch too hal God, he looks ltke a hit man for the Mafia." themselves in a tight game from Joseph replying in the next with lead back with a hit and stick for heavy on the attempted draw to "The other one," I asked. the start, an excellent cross-house double two in the seventh, but that was to give up two. "Bright clothes. A cowboy shirt, maybe. And McDougall's foursome then ran he's glassing us," the visitors out of rocks to clinch Like an hallucination, the intruding boat dis- the title 7-5. appeared tnt0 the mist We rowed in circles, not And that was to be the lense Ter- daring to approach the spot where we'd seen the race win at the Feb. 13 fisals. phantom ship, then retreated toward the side of After a shaky start, Irene the lake where camp was set up, Ritehey had appeared on the way When the sun was directly overhead and the in 'B' event when she scored in mist vanished, it became apparent the mysteflous four straight ends to go 5-3 up. interlopers had headed in the opposite direction The king,sized trout were feeding viciously and However, the wheels fell off the often now, We fished, or rather went through the cart in the sixth, Val Johauson of motions, mere interested in the actions of the Prince Rupert nailing a three, other craft ttum the fish. then adding steals of one and tWo Kermy hoisted the glasses often to find the other for a 9-5 victory. anglers m or angler, for only one had a rod-- ap- It was another tight one'in 'C' peared to be doing likewise. event where Denise Sawtell and So it went until late in the afternoon. We played Kitimat's Patti Wier were tied at cat, they played mouse; they played cat and we four after six...... played mouse. Until Keany's cat,ltke curiosity Wier broke the jam with a big four in the next, but Sawtell's got the bettor of him. "Row toward them?' I oheyed. quartet stayed in the hutntlo~the It is impossible to corner someone in a lake as end. long and wide as Lost Lake, espccially when your Down three ~ going into the quarry has a sleeker boat, but I worked up a sweat tenth, the home squad even got a break. trying as Konny navigated. Sawtell's apparently over- ~ They pursued ev~ive tactics in the face of our thrown first picked something up, aggressive approach, but we achieved haillng dis- obligingly slowed and sw'dng in ...... tahoe. behind cover to He three. "We've got a comfortable camp at the other Ignoring the open hit and roll end of the lake," bellowed Keany. "You'll see that would haVe ensured an extra our fire tonight. You re welcome to join us. end at worst, Wierl tried and The elusive fishermen said nothing as they freeze draw and came Up a shade rowed briskly away. short. "Are they really welcome," I asked. That left Sawtell with a chance Kenny shrugged' at a chlp and stick' for the gain~ i "You row back to camp, I sold, stretching my but she came :up outside and/ , aching arms, KIM MGDOUGALL keeps a dose e~/e on her stone during the 'A' event final at the Ladles hcavy.~: (Next week, the third and final installmenO Valentines bonsplel. The Terrace quartet took the title for the second straight year, ' .... ~ ,cont'd on C12,: C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 I Buck, K.erby to take Sports on province's best Menu

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TRURSDAY~ FEB. 24 Men's Ree Hockey Norm's Auto v Coast Inn Murphy says they al~ under no 11- titi0n means dealing with the very the pair aPhil?'!ed,.~wt=~,~ y~ur°'"ut-~-Y su~..Swnt, m lusions as to what's w~iting for "1 (10:30 p.m.) different atmosphere they'll ~valk a sense, he a hOlltlS. them. into. Kerby and Buck have both Both are still in grade 11, he ex- YRIDAY) FEB. 25 "The stands will be packed and plained, so still have another shot achieved a level of expertise there'll be a lot more pr~sure which will make t~em competi- in 1995. Canadian R@ional than they're used to up here," SATURDAY) FEB. 26 live in Victoria, he said. Murphy said. "This is the crucial year for Special event However, they were both going Kerby got a confidence booster them to experience what it's like. F RON~: TIE Rilb~C E SPORTSMAN'S Dinner and to need every ounce of it in what at the provincial age group The ultimate goal is the provin- CONVENI ENT PACKAGES TO: Auction at the Elks Hall, 6:30 is obviously the toughest compe- championships where he silvered cial championship in their grade p.m., sponsored by the Steel- tition on the calendar. in his division. 12 year," Murphy added. head Society. For more in- formation, contact Doug Webb at 635-9237 fir) or 635-4931 (w). m Ice :II'OIR IA .( Men's Ree Hockey Convoy v Okies (8 p.m.) ' NIGHTSACCOMMODhTION Wranglers v Timbormen double (9:.30 p.m.) • HEALTH BREAKFASTS RETURNING from the ~ • 3 COURSEDINNERS SUNDAY~ FEB. 27 Northern B.C. Winter Men's Ree Hockey Games with individual Norm's Auto v Skeena Hotel freeskate silver medals (9:30 p.m.) were figure skaters Back Eddy v Coast Inn Daniel Miller and Oz p.m.) Vanessa LeBlanc. / The results were all 'HERITAGEACCLA[MEP' TUESDAY) MAR. 1 the more noteworthy in Men's Rec Hockey that the Games format Norm's Auto v Precision (9 p.m.) does not break out DOMINION All Seasons v Back Eddy skaters into different CALL CANADIAN REGIONAL OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT "~%"PER PERSON/DOUBLEO<(UPANC('$UIJECTTO APPLIC.AILE TAX E$'|O/~E REFrlUCRON| APPLY* (10:30 p.m.) divisions according to ROUN~fRIP AIR FARE.SAIUR DAY STAYREQUIRID age or experience. Therefore, medals are lruly "overall". BOWLING BUDDIES goes Local figure skaters O TERRACE MINOR O Tuesdays and Wednesdays at are now hard at work BASEBALL ASSOCIATI ON 11:30 a.m. To register, phone practising for their the Terrace Lanes at 635-5911. annual ice carnival, to be held next month. LUGE SLEDDING. Anyone interested in joining the sport, REGISTRATION contact Todd Taylor (635- 4189) or Ed Hess (638-0636). AT THE SKEENA MALL TERl~CE BADMINTON club p.lays eve~ Tu~day and All Seasons poised to

every Sunday 7:30:9:30 p.m. at Th~mhill Jr. Secondary eli:n,ch rec hlOCkey title: i, school. For information, con- tact Diane at 635-3564. WITH ONLY a month to go in goals against avenge in the divi- der of the season. the Recreational division hockey sion, but only Back Eddy have Although the Timbermen have TERR.~CE ROD & GUN season, All Seasons can almost scored fewer goals. run up their share of league titles club meets the first Wednesday taste victory. Finding the net has not been a in recent years, it always a of even/month, 7 p.m. at the Stung 4-0 by challengers Preci- problem for All Seasons "who tougher task because they play clubhouse on Rifle Range Rd. sion Builders at the beginning of have averaged 5.5 goals a game. fewer games than the rest. in Thornhill. New members the month, All Seasons have Norm's Auto, the only other The contenders meet twice welcome. For information, struck back with two wins and a team to play 500 hockey over the more before season's end, March contact Fred Straw at 635- tie. past month, are nine off the pace 16. 2874. With the schedule sidelining the with two games in hand, Playoffs for both divisions will Builders for that period, the run In that same four week l~riod get under way March 29 with the DUPLICATE BRIDGE club allowed All Season to open a the Coast Inn have crash dived, finals scheduled for the week be- meets 7:15 p.m. every Wed- five point gap. picking up just two points in eight ginning April 3. nesday night at Caledonia Sr. With a game in ~nd and three games to plummet from a close to Secondary. Vicky (638-8418) more meetings with the leaders to third spot to the basement. for more information. come before season's end, Preei- Over in the Oldtimers division, sion's hopes am not dead yet. Convoy Supply and Terrace ~im- FUN M]XED DART But their offence will have to bermen continue their tight battle. LEAGUE plays 8 p.m. Wed- start turning on the led light more Convoy hold a two point lead THE nesday nights at the Legion. frequently. and have one more game to play No need to sign up, just drop The Builders have the best than their rivals over the remain- in. Nee'comers welcome. For PERF:ECT fl=/ more information, Clare Greet MICHAELA. ROSENBERG SHAMES at 638-8493. P~EA[~I$ TURI MOUNMIN, "WONDERFULIThe bestIce ~ "A new standardof excellence ADULT NOON hour hockey showof the aeasont" ~ A [;~,n goes every Monday, Wednes- ~o,,dcu, s,at,n,.,,,.,. ~: ::C~,~ ~'~ ""'""'"0.0d foot. day and Friday, 11:45 a.m. to 1 your heart.,,It was Sq~ I~,' ~=~lii~ ~ ASTONISHINGIIt rivetedthe p.m. First 20 players only and Skiing the 19 years minimum age. - Finally, it is important to use aggressive LADIES DARTS league plays Soft Stuff every 'Thursday hight, 8 p.m. at extension and flexion of the Legion. New members al- Here in the coastal your legs to help in the !ways welcome to drop in. mountains, with over displacement of the snow. mL'J/' ,~ 500 inches of snow To get an event on to the annually, it is not Sports Menu, bring the uncommon to be skiing Put this together in details into the office at Director of Skier Services on 5 or 6 inches of new your skiing to help with 4647 Lazelle Ave., phone Think about being the powder snow. It is Malcolm at 638-7283 or fax snow. Here are some balanced over your skis them to 638-8432. WORLDCUP things to concentrate on; important to be To make next week's with even pressure along aggressive so you can paper, submissions must be the entire length of your - Distribute your float through the snow. in by 5p.m. Friday. FIGURESKATING CtKMPI.O IS - ALL NEW SIIOW weight evenly over both e A SPECTACULARGATHERING OF OLYMPICAND WORLD SKATINGCHAMPIONS. skis. This will allow you .HAII4E$)~SKIER ALL THETHRILLINGOLYMPIC JUMPS, SPINS AND COMBINATIONS Correction CHOREOGRAPHEDAND PERFORMEDTO DAZZLEAND ENTERTAIN. to displace the snow ouNrr uN IE DEV=LOPMI=Nrr IN LAST week's story on the SPECIAL ,Lkl/A~ without catching an edge P~O BAANA TRAC[YWA! f~MAN (; IT,.~T ST Alibi USAMAgi[ ALLI:N FR/a~IWIO Ot'~O IF Terrace dart open, we mistakenly [LENAVALOYA ,OZe ,ABOV¢IK CKAgU[TIeKfl[R OLEOVA$$1U~ K F~U~"Y GKI~Gq while turning. identified ladies' singles winner Jacquelim DaStlva as being from I)IR[LTEIIAMt SlA(;[IIBI ~t%P~I;ARD%~R ~ DA~II)W. (',IN~t&T[ Prince Rupert. TUESDAY- MARCH 29TH - 7:30 PM SHAMES MOUNTAIN She is in fact a resident ofi GREAT BEGINNER PACKAGES Kitimat. r at the Skiing - 1.5 hour group lesson, complete ,tT"lYlZ 7' IIr~])l/]~/P TAMITIK SPORTS CENTRE Learn to Turn equipment rental, lift pass in Kitirnat Terrace 635-9555 '19.95 Reserved Seats: $28- Kids 12 & under - $15 (i,d, required at door) Complete SHAMES Snowboardlng. 1.5 hour group lesson, snowboard Tickets at all Sight & Sound TELEVISION Learn to Ride rental, lift pass Downhill or X-C stores & Studio 4 in Smlthers MOUNTAIN '26.95 Rental Package Presented by Snow Valley F.S.C. Office 635-3773 To register call 635-3773, Registration iS required one day In =8.00 Produced by MCM 7 advance of the session, ....

i' The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - C3 Skiers shrug off snowstorm I~W=AU~ Supply Ltd. Contributed Jackrabbit program kids ea-rlv'~cv'~'~'7~ Call 635-2218 THE 13TH Annual Alcaa Ski (eight to 12 years) skiied the "( In_Terrace ,~73~ to.e, e &,,= Marathon was once again 5kin, for many the first time successful with 75 cross they had ever skiied that ,%_,_\~ Our friendly, knowledgeable staff have country skiers turning oat for distance. -'~ over 70 years combined experience to the event, held at the Onion The course was monitored help them serve you better. Lake trails. by eight snowmobilers from *Auto parts, accessories and tools for summer and winter The number lower this year the KJtimat club who served * Over 13,000 part * Overnight delivery on because of the major snow juice and cookies, provided numbers in stock on special orders storm that hit at the same time. encouragement along the way It was snowing so heavily and kept a watchful safety eye I Our Exoerienc,, 1° I Comein for a coffee L the tracks of skiers were on the participants. [ y ~ Io I and browse I covered immediately. Thanks, guys. This event [ ~/~~ ~lon.- Fri...... 8 am-S pm [~ Congratulations go oat to all could not take place without I ~~i] Sat ...... 8 am- 5 pm [~ the skiers who tackled the you. ~~£~!£~i~:,:~;i~;~r~e*~ conditions and skiicd the Mark Zielinski was the marathon. roving first aid and no doubt Who said Canadians and our the real danger of hypothermia youth are soft? This was tough was on his mind throughout. going! And Shelter, hot food and The distance for the real die drinks were waiting at the hards was shortened to 30krn finish line and welcomed by from 40kin with Frank Leutik all. being first to complete the Thanks goes to all the course followed by Dave volunteers of the ski club and ScottWelch FRANK LEUTIK (above) of Smithers was first across the line Allwood and Mat Sluyter. the local businesses for their over the 30km course at the Feb. 12 Alcan Cress-country Ski The kids were amazing, Eric donations. Marathon. After battling heavy snow on the trails, skiers eagerly Baer, 12, completing 20kin Skiiing conditions at Onion UPHOLSTERY CLEANING made use of complimentary tickets to warm up (below) with a and Leia Beck, 10, completing Lake are good so why not swim in the pools at Mount Layton Hotsprings. 15km. come out and enjoy the trails. We will gently extract ground-in soil to help freshen your upholstered furniture and keep it looking its bestl ~_C~_L Free Estimates 635-3558 I II QIII(III IIIIIIIIIIIR The 1st Terrace Scouts are asking you, the public, to please bring your old phone books to the Terrace Safeway store as we are raising funds to send a couple of our scouts to Holland to the World Jamboree in August of 1995. We would appreciate any and all help in helping us make this event a big success.

For businesses only, will pick up. Carl 635-3656 or 635,4311 THE TERRACE Rod and Gun her Sarah Lambert empire. club will be hosting a two-day sized. pistol shoot on the Easter Noting the gun control furore Thank You For Your Support ~,:, weekend, has generated a lot of negative 1st Terrace Scouts ~:L' Easter The International Practical publicity for sports gun , Shooting Congederation~double° owners, she suggested spec- pisto .... jiua!!fi, er. b..¢xt~_¢ted tO dra,~.! taters w.o3~ldScc'thd other, pos- .. ' ~sho0ters from Dawson Creek live side of the issue. south to the Lower mainland Such Is the accent on safety, shoot and Vancouver Island, Lambert pointed out ear and And organizers "hope the eye protection is mandatory public will aeeopl an Invitation even for spectators. planned to come down and watch. The IPSC meet takes place "What we are doing out Saturday, Apr. 2 and Sunday, there is very safe," club mere- Apr. 3 at Thornhill rifle range. You'll Fl ip PeeWee Your TOUGH f( plans L . ~: • "/, ", '. ; i~ i . 4 WD ATV'S progress • • •: /i! •I:, well FOR TOUGH LAND THE CLOCK is running on the When You See .... "What We're Selling 1994 PeeWee 'AA' provincial hockey championships, but prep- The Last Of The '93"s For! arations are ticking along nicely. Tournament publicity officer Ann Rtgler says details are being finalized on the program and souvenln for the March 20-26 event, admission charges and week-long passes. Sponsorship of each game by local businesses has already been arranged to help offset the cost of putting on the championship. But organizers can still use more volunteers, she adds. Thor0 are lots of jobs both lead- Ing up to and during the YAMAHA championship, not all of which 'lhe I~"lb~tlsfy. require giving up a lot of time, 1993 TOYOTA COROLLA Lambert points out. The Big Bear People are needed to man the will take you Automatic, Driver's Side Air Bag, Full Slze Spare table soiling souvenirs, programs places no truck and passes, for example. could ever go That sales effort Is expected to got under way soon and will con- tinue lkrough the tournament as well. During the tournament, time -keepers and goal judges will be among the posts to I~ fired. Anyone who wants to volunteer can contact Brian Downle at 635- 5617 (I-1) or 638-3290 OH) and Rugged Dallas Stevenson at 638-0649 (H) 4-wheel drive Plus UNBELIEVABLE prices on the last or 6383122 (W). ATV's provide Lambert said the provincials performance 93 Paseo Sports Coupe and the last 93 Camry Wagon entry will be eight or nine teams. you can . The question mark Is over who depend on The Savings Have Never Been This Good! But ,wins the fight to represent this zone. HURRY, with prices this good they won't be here long! Terncc, as hosts, arc automatl- eelly in the tournament. However, they sill have to play Kitimat to settle lhe zone title. TERRACE MOTORS TOYOTA If Fdfinaat wins that, they be- Tre.~.~IrG~bes°n "Canada's Oldest Toyota Dealersh/p" , come lhe ninth team of 12 to 13- 4912 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. D,L,5957 ~,~5. 6558 year-olds taking part. = = I C4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994

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1. REAL ESTATE 3. FOR RENT 4. WANTED TO RENT 5. FOR SALE MISC, ACTION AD RATES 1 1/2 YR. OLD 3 BEDROOMRANCHER. SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT in town. ROOM/OR ROOM AND BOARD for n/s, CONSIGNMENT SALE: PIONEER ELITE (Non basement) 1230 sq, ft,, nat.gas heat Call 635-7176. p/t student. Will negotiate for housework, AN system 200 watt amp and pre amp & water, jacuzzi tub, ensuite, european IN THORNHILL. 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX. babysitting and some cooking. 635-3584. 100 watt center and rear amp, Dolby pro cabinets, concrete patio & drive~'ay, Electric heat. No pets, References logic processor, cassette deck cd player, 638-7283 natural colour, window coverings, vinyl required, 635-6668 or after 4 p,m, 635- 5, FOR SALE MISC. Teac 10 inch reel to reel, Mirage M3 siding & windows, All this and more for low 5627. speakers, Denon turntable M+K asking price of $110,000, Phone 638. 12 CA, SHOTGUN WINCHESTER 2 3/4", DEADLINE: FRIDAY5 P.M. 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX HOUSE near 3" with 2 belts and 6 boxes of shells. Like Subwoofer. Can sell components 8084, separately. See Kelly's Smithers. 847- Classified and Classified Display Uplands School for rent. w~ new carpet, new $250.00. Blue velvet swivel chair, MOBILE HOME PARK 18 pads plus no pets. Available March 1st. Call 635. $75,00, Crossbow Devastor 150 with 3197. several good used mobile homes. Good 3827. scope and case. Paid $1300. Asking $500, LASER 386 S~SL computer. Screen, ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a return. Phone 635-4949. LOOKING FOR ROOMMATE to share Like new, 635-1787. keyboard, brother 1324 printer, desk jet Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is Thursday at S p.m. REVENUE PROPERTYin Thomhill, 635- 500 printer $1200. Office desk $50. 2 for all display and classified ads. quiet 2 bedroom apartment. Prefer FULL SET OPEE CHEE Hockey cards, 3535. nonsmoker and nonpartyer. Call 638- $20,00 or best offer. FOR SALE 2200 office chairs $50, Table saw 3/4 liP TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE,, 1700 SQ. FT. 3 BR. HOUSE 3 1/2 baths, 1135, mixed sport cards, $100 - OBO. 240 craftsman $250.635-1787. TERRACE, B.C, V8G 1S8 finished basement, double garage, family FOR SALE OR LEASE, large fully collector comics $100. OBO. Inliner Roller 9 PIECE DINING SUITE. 2 bedroom All classified and dassified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or room, NEi fireplace. Horseshoearea 635- equipped restaurant facility. 70% Skates - mens 9 to 10 $100 or best offer suites, living room furniture, 2 outboard Mastercard, When phoning in ads please have your Visa or Mastercard number 6337 evenings. complete. High potential. Excellent takes. Phone eves, 635-3823. motors, 2 snowbiowers, automatic boat ready. 3 BEDROOM COI-rAGE overlooking location, Reply to: #42-3232 Apsley St. BEDSIDE NIGHT STANDS Spedal loader for s/c truck 632-4449. 20 wordZ (first insertion) $5.62 plus 13¢ for additional words, *(Additional Babine Lake at Smithers Landing, hydro, Terrace, B.C,, VBG 5L1. $99,00. More Pine Bedroom Suites in 5 SMALL, approx 0,6 cu.ft. MICROWAVE. insertions) $3.68 plus 10¢ for additional words. $12.00 for 3 weeks (not exceeding running water, oil and wood heat. One ONE BEDROOM SUITE. Cable and hydro different finishes. Dining Room and Coffee Asking $100. Leave message 635-9328. 20 words, non-commercial). Prices include 7% G.S,T. Birthday and .Anniversary hour from Smithers. Asking $39,500. included, $500/month. Farm location. 5 Tables, Drop by soon. Country Treasures, 386DX, 4 MB RAM, 40 MHZ, 106 MB $21,40 up to3 col. Inch (additional inches at $8.89 each). Classified Display $e.89 Phone 847-5344. min, from town. 635-1141. Riverside St., Telkwa, B.C. 846-9822. Hard Drive, 3.5" and 5.25" disk drives, per inch (.635¢per line). FOR SALE; 4 BEDROOM HOUSE on the 1035 SQ.FT, of space for rent on River SUCESS DESERVES THE BEST. Solid SVGA video card, SVGA monitor, bench on dead end st, Double 10 ft. power Drive in Thornhill. Available March 1st. wood, distinctive furniture for home offices windows and dos, mouse, $1100. Phone locking carport doom, plus R.V. parking. Reasonable rent 638-1972. and officer. Call for details. Country 635.6904, ask for Marten. .... OVER30 CLASSIFICATIONS! Take 3 bedroom condo or property on Treasures, Telkwa, B.C, 846-9822, Henk 1982 CITATIONnetor home $16,500 obo. trade. Reply to file //2 c/o Terrace ONE BEDROOM unit in Thomhill Hoornenborg, Manager. $390/month. Phone 635.4453. 1978 21' ft. Campion hardtop boat, loaded, 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24. Notices Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, 1988 3 CYL. USTER DIESEL $17,600 obo. 8 yr. old QH mare, genlte B.C., VBG 1S8. RESPONSIBLE PERSONto share house. 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business GENERATOR, 13.5 kw,, 6000 hours on $1400 qbo. 846.9817. PRIVATE SALE, view home (bench) 2 1/2 $425/month. Call 635-9597, unit, $8,000. OBO, 627-7019. 3, For Rent 14, Boats & Marine Opportunities HUBSH 201.B FRONT LOADgas dryer for years old. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, nicely NEW 3 BEDROOM executive home. N/G 26" CABINET REMOTE CONTROL "IV sale. Stainless steel, View at Richards 4. Wanted to Rent 15, Machinery 26. Personals decorated. Parquet floors, bay windows, heat. $1000/month. Sorry no pets. $250.00, China Cabinet $150, Complete gleaners on Er~erson. 5. For Sale Misc, 16, Farm Produce 27. Announcements finished basement with large family room. References required. Call 638-0797. stereo speakers and stan~, $200, Large sundeck, stone patio. Landscaped MANURE FOR SALE $10.00/load, you 6. Wanted Misc, 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks 1 BEDROOMAPARTMENT. Quiet, clean, Microv~ave stand, $50. Ph. 635-1319. and fenced, near college. $139,000 638- pick up 635-9230. 7. For Rent Misc, 18. Business Services 29. In Memoriam security entrance. On site management, ELECTRIC RANGE $200. WOOD 8126. Downtown location. Sorry, no pets. Call STOVE$200. PHONE638.7610. 1 8. Cars for Sale 19, Lost & Found 30. Obituaries HOUSE AND LOT in Granisle, asking 638-8762. References requ red ~OO~of Cedar Cardboard 9. Trucks for Sale 20. Pets & Livestock 31. Auction Sales $28,000 obo, 1.697-6219 between 5prn. 9pro, Bevel Siding. lx8, 12, 16, and 18 ff. long, 10. Aircraft 21. Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices Kermode Park I U BREW FOR SALE. Established II 11. Recreational 22. Careers 33. Travel clientele. Asking $20,000, Call 635-5757 Boxes I Vehicles 23, Work Wanted or 635-4947. with tile insert, matching buffet and 10 MINI II chairs in excellent condition. Asking FOR SALE I 14X70 MOBILE HOME , 2 bedrooms. $3500,oPhOne 635-2416, I . The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings Large addition. Covered deck. On 10 land to set rates therefore and to determine page location. acres, yard landscaped, childrens play The Terrace Standard rem nds edvedisers that Is Is against the provincial Human STORAGE II for S2.50 I Righls Acl to discriminate on the basis of children, marital status and employment when centre. Close to town. Burns Lake, placing "For Rent" ads. Landlords can stale a no-smoking preference. $65#00 call for viewing 1-692-7605. 4310 March Crescent iiJ Terrace Standard i The Terrace Standard reserves the right Io revise, edit, classify or reject any Terrace advedisement and to retain any answers directed to the News Box Reply Service, and 4 BEDROOMCONDO, new carpet. Cedar II Look What's 4647 kazelle Avenue / to repay the customer the sum paid for the advedisemenl and box rental. Grove. Asking $55,500. 638.0514. Box replies on =Hold" Instructions not picked up wlthln 10 days of expiry of an _-6.35.5350 New at Terrace, B.C. [ advedlsement will be destroyed unless mailing instmcllons are received. "lhose answering Box Numbers are requested not to sendoriginal documents to avoid loss. 2. MOBILE HOMES All claims or errors in advedisements must be received by the publisher within 30 days after the first publication. 12)<60 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME with It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the Terrace o=FOR,,'r 638"72831 Standard in the event of failure to publish an advedisement as published shall be 8x12 addition. Fridge, stove, mini blinds, limited to Ihe amount paid by the advediser for only one incorrect insertion for the good condition. Located in TImberland

podion of t l~e advedislng space eccupled by the tncorred or omitted item only, and thai Trailer Park. Asking $25 000. Phone 635- WANTEO.,SC. ' ,i !he'(e shaiU~ nd II&bllity In affy event greater than the amount paid for such advedlsing. 2433, ;:: :.... ;; ~ ~ ':':" n r-- I~111 WANTED: Bird] and Alder boards and FOR SALE - 12'x50' 2 bedroom mobile home located in Skeena Valley Trailer 4818 Hwy. 16 West cants, Call collect 1-479.1756 Victoria. 1. REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE Court. Nat. gas heat, hot water, fridge, gas WANTED: AN~QUE AND GUN DEALERS to display and rent table space SHUSWAP LAKE - 1 acre serviced lots 1/2 ACRE ON KENNEY' STREET stove, washer & gas dryer, window Unique Men's coverings included. 8'x10' joey shack, at the 11th Annual Kamloops Gun and on 425 acres. Beach access through park. $59#00. Phone 635-6770 days or 638- Service/L[: Gifts For The Antique Show. Contact Pat at (604) 312- Limited offer $34,900. Eagle Ridge 1246evenings. Asking $16,000. Ph. 638-8084 for appointment to view. 7677. Country Estates Ltd. =Setyour Self Apart" LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Industrial Man Who Has Ph. 833-0310. WANTED, PTO WINCH for a Chev. or Four bdrm. house in prime Horseshoe FOR SALE WELL maintained 12'x60' 2 Bays GMC, Call 635-6263. 10 ACRES (ROSSWOOD)with trees, fully location, large lot. Newly carpeted mother. bedroom mobile home located in Tenace Everything insulated cabin, indoor bathroom, in-law suite. Washer, dryer, N/G fireplace, Trailer Court, new nat. gas furnace, 6 ft. & 880 to 7200 sq. ft. 8. CARS FOR SALE driveway, water rights to creek, $14,000. $111,000.635-5518. 8 ft. closed in porch, seperale 10 It. x 12 It. The Yellow Gift House Reply to Box 676, Terrace,B.C. FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM full basement storage shed. Asking $18,000. No rental 1985 MUSTANG GT, bE, 5 SP, PL/PW. 300 ACRES. RANCH STYLE HOUSE. house in "l~omhill. 80x200 fenced lot, fruit purchase agreement. Ph. 638-8084 for on Hwy 16 Eldebrak aluminum Hirise/Cam 3.55 Pdvate lake, pastures, hayland, trees, close to schools, central VAC, N/G appointment to view. Phone 635-7459 gears,A\RE rims, 5512 kickerbox, $6,000 greenhouse, school bus, mailbox. Perfect $102,900. Call 638-0760. No agents 12X58 1973 AMBASSADOR MOBILE Progressive Ventures ", ~ i~ The Yellow obo. Phone 635.2739, for borse ranch. Beautiful for any situation, please. HOME. Natural gas furnace, must be 1991 CORSICA LT air, cruise, AM/FM 1-694-3693. moved. Available now. Asking $16,300, .... I-T ...... (_ ~" ~ '~ on Hwy16 Casette, tilt - V6, auto, 68,000 km. 1993/94 MANUFACTURED HOMES, 847-4623 or 847-4224. 4 BEDROOM HOME full basement on 8 Kemlode Park Sales Lot, 4325 Keith Ave., warranty until Aug, '94, $7500,00, 638- 0080 after 5 p,m, acres. Garage, workshop. Landscaped. Terrace, BC. Concept of Easy Living. Call 3, FOR RENT Summit Excellent well and garden soil. 635-5350, Sales Lot 635-3120. 1983 DODGE COLT. 31,000 km ERe - Sepctacular view only 10 minutes INVESTORS: For Sale, 1 yr. old executive FOR RENT ONE BEDROOM Square ==,=o= $1200 obo. 635.1141. fromtown, $140,O00,1-692.3301. duplexes, 1400 sq. ft. of high quality, APARTMENT, $625/month. Available FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 bedroom deluxe finishing, per unit. Includes hot immediately. Freshly painted and in Apartments duplex, 1 bathroom, 3 half and basement. water heating, carports, colonial style excellent condition. No smokers and no One/Two Bedroom r" .... SAVE THIS COUPON! .... "I . South Eby. Close to schools and hospital finishing, ceramic tile flooring, 2 nautral pets please. Call evenings 635-9409. $178,000. 635-3244. gas fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, 2 decks, 5 IN HORSESHOE 2 bedroom basement Units I DUPLEX-1YR. NEW- $215,000. Listed appliances,RVstorage, strata titled. Good suite for rent, No pets please, Call 635. Quiet & Clean I TWO NIGHTS FOR EXCLUSIVE with JOYCE RNDLAY rental return; exceptionally low 9607. ~ Racquetball Courts I eFk~,~nn~¢ Re/max of Terrace 638.1400 or home maintenanceand quality tenants make this ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT .-., . 798-2442. Property subdivided and a hassle free Investment.Ph. 638-8084. downtown. Heat included, $425/month, uymnasmm I • 1~11 IVU registered as STRATA. No common [ ~ I Phone 638.1702, No pets and must have ~ ,z D--- .A...... It,,# plus applicable taxes ground. No stratafees, Each unit owns 1/2 I ~I I references, vase n~ly VV~II[iI~I I Validuntil February 28, 1994 of the original lot, Eech unit has: 1350 sq, I~ I 2drapes~ BEDROOM APT, Fridge, stove, ~Rj_~ ~ .._~-~_(~lR I .On Double Room ~ .... I ft, 3 bdrm - 1 1/2 baths. NG heat, Lane | "~ | laundry and parking fadlities. Available, v~,,-v ~,-v1,,~ = access to rear of lot. Total lot 78x256, For I ~ I April 1st, 635-2556. No pots. 2607 Pear St. = Twofor, Two Consecutive Peoplefor ~--'s~s, ,.,d"~ /~~~~ more details please call doyce. [ I ; Nights- Advance • r, UN~C ~~.'.- .~ . I Custombuilt executive home I ~eser~Uons Only t, E~amn ~'~ ~. ~% II I Low industrial land, ,6 acre, I. I Many excellentoo=u.n.t.. features in a great subdivi- | =On=.! - 12 bedroo "~ he-as ~-'~ oh~..~ I I sign. Has centmlvsc, tiledtloor]ng, ensu. I -AirCon. p..~ ~%'~ I ,,, ,, u ,=.,.~ ~.,~u I I its, kitchen pantP/, built-h dishwasher, | - Kitchenettes ~.?,.oo~ .~ ,.,~('~$ ~, | $49,900.00 I I o.rnesroom gar~e, ~v~ ~e ~r~vat~I . Cab,e TV Z '~ "~." ~j~'~ : I R_q~RNTl-q ¢,u~,nlnn~: nr I I balconies plus more. $167,9(X) eel John I - D.D. Phones ,t=,,.,~-,~g~o%~ \ I I I Evans, Re/Max of Terrace, 638-1400 I ~,o l, 635-9618rnessage. I I xcL I - Nightly Movies ~..,.~/,.~cr..~,Xt~...~ I1" Indoor Pool "",~.r" \ ~ ~,CON~UGHT.O,~R-~ ;~ '~=w/~

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Close to Downtown ..... i I Call T°ll'Free 1"800"663"6620 F°r Reservati°ns I Ph: 638-1678 I Phone & Fax (604) 562-4441 I si ; ConnaughtMotor Inn ; WEEKEND GETAWA' Z°ned R32 loMt:lJoFxliolYo ' elhng) $48.00 6 lots 60' x 120' Bring the world home PER ROOM/PER NIGHT Price per lot $25,OOO.OO by hosting an AFS highschool (~riday & Saturday, Standard Single, Double or Tw As one parcel, price negotiable exchange student Call Toll Free Call 1.800.361'7248 I l O111~ [£~ o1¢1~ 635-4448 _, ..... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994. C5

CTION D • L ¸ • i,• • I i i m B: CARS FOR SALE 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE 9, TRUCKS FOR SALE 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE = And never the twain shall meet. MUST SELL! 1989 GRAND PRIX 2 door 1977 FORDF150 SUPERCAB351 M with FOR SALE: 1992 FORD FLARESIDE X- 1983 NISSAN 4X4 pick.up. "Hustler spods coupe, 3,1 litre, V6, 4 speed, auto, canopy, $1700 OB0, 1-692-3652, ask for model". Good condition. $3500 obo, 835- But you can zneet Twain. And ~o]stoy• And air, tilt, AM/FM cassette, Alloy wheels. TEND A CAB 4X4,302, 5 speed, fully Lance, loaded, bucket seats, w/power lumbar, 6290, Call Me! Excellent condition, $8500 0[30, 847.2399 I-temin~ay. They're on the shelves at your (Smithers)~ 1988 CHEV 3/4 TON 4X4, Excellent tinted windows, & tonno cover, Still on 1985 SURBAN SIERRA Classic diesel, condition, 5 speed standard, 350, $6995, warranty. 38,000 kin, very clean and in air, tilt, cruise, PB/PS, PW/PL,trailer ]ibrar),. Get acquainted. 1978 TOYOTACEUCA GT. Good shape. Call 638-0254. E.C. $21,000 OBO, 638-0362 anytime. towing pkg, tint windows, $9500 phone Runs okay. Standard, 5 speed. Asking 1970 GMC 5 TON TRUCK.1000.20 tires. 692.3328, Terrace Public Library 4610 ParkAvenue 638-8177 $1000 obo, Call 635.5406 (leave 6 spare tires mounted, 8000 Ibs Hi-hab, 1983 TOYOTA4X4 MOJAVE. Leavingfor 1987 SUBURBAN 4X4. E.C. new paint, message), Excellent condition, Asking $10,500. school, must sell $4,500 obo. 638.8777 new tires. Must be seen. Asking $11,000 1984 Z28 T-ROOF,305 V8 5 speed,new Phone 635-3682, leave message. obo. Call 638-1202, paint, Go~d condition, Asking $5000, Call 638.0064. 1984 DODGE voyageur van 5 speed, 5 passenger, Rock guard, p/s, p/b, Excellent , " . ~:ondition. Asking$4900 call 638.1972. 1985 HYUND/~ STELLAR, automatic P.W, No rust. G.C. New motor. Asking $2500. 635.9530, ext COMPLETE 7'6" SNOWPLOW controls, Excellent condition, Asking ~ -- $1500 obo, 1-695-6521 eve. Burns Lake. • GAYTONS PICK ~,~ ~,~ OF "rilE WEEK >... 4445 GreigAvenue, Terrace, B.C. Bob Shop 638-1275 GIAYTO N NABESS 1988 Ford F-150 Lennie X-tra Cab, Automatic, Canopy r Thornh ilI Mo tors Core Hon 3040 Hwy 16 East, Terrace ., r.%" ": : :. i~~ ...i ' '~:~ DLR# 7041 635-7286 Publ 9.TRUCKSFOR SALE PI 1984 FORD F250 - in good condition, - low mileage, - one owner. Interested people should phone 932.5088 after 5:00 p.m, Best offer. ~kl D LAN Dq [~]~ LANE} MOBILE RADIO I IIL~VL]LJLI CANADA LTD BCYCNA 347 BRITISH NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONSLTD. COLUMBIA AND YUKON These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon $225 words,o,o I1 0Autotel Rental COMMUNITY and reach more than 3 million readers. NEWSPAPERS ,,/~1~ ' Marine Security ASSOCIATION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS p.APER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. $4.00 each additional word ~.,I~i,~,'~;'::'; :_;:? ;:H'brfi~iAtit'Oi~i~,~ioNSecurity i :~> NO. 4 : 5002-Pbhle ...... 638-0261 AUTO BUSINESS OPPS. EDUCATION HELP WANTED PERSONAL

ENGINES rebuilt from VEHICLE LEASE: Drive a COUNSELLOR TRAIN- COMBINE AN EYE FOR -WHY AREN'T YOUR $795. ENGINE new vehicle and write off ING INSTITUTE of Van- FASHION with a head for PRAYERS answered to- remanufacture from $995. the cost. No down pay- couver offers correspond- business. Earning poten- day? The Creator has a 6 months to pay. 6 Year mont. Call Andy at 328- ence courses for the cer- tial unlimited. Part-time or name, few people know It. SIMONS CONSTRUCTION 120,000 warranty. Bond 9211. Dealer #8367, tificate of Counselling full-time. Seeking Fashlon Find out more, write: Carpentry - Renovations Mechanical building en- MLM-BY-MAIL No Meet- Studies to begin on the Consultants. Calll 1-800- Prayers, P.O. Box 28521, gines for 28 years. 872- Ings, No Inventory, No 15th of the month. For a 463-8659 LANTANA Af- Aurora, Ontario L4G 6S6. 06¢1, 8-8, 7 days. brochure Phone Toll-free filiate of Cotton Glnny. "No lob 76o Small" Hassles. From Home By 1-800-665-7044. Seniors Rates CANADA ENGINES LTD. Mall guaranteed. Free Info ESTABLISHED BEEF GREAT SEX/no age limit. Quality Guaranteed Re- package. Call our 24 hour A NEW CAREER? Lots of JERKY Manufacturer re- Overcome sex problems 3678 Juniper Street Malcolm Slmons ' builds. 6 Cyl from $995. - toll-free hotllne 1-975- Jobs available. Trained quires distributor In your caused by prostate sur- V8 from $1,095. 6 yr. 3100, ment, Condominium area. Full product line avail- gery, diabetes, aging Terrace, BC Journeyman Carpenter 120,000 Km limited war- BUSINESS PERSONALS nagers needed . all able. Above average profit etc...Get the facts from'. VSG 5E7 Ph: 635-7724 ranty. 580-1050 or 1-800- areas. We can train you margins. Call 1-800-267- Performance Medical, 665.3570, 12345-114 PHOTO FANTASY Pack- howl Free Job Placement 7200. ages By Mall. Spicy fun to Box 418, Valemount, B.C. Ave. Surrey. BCAA Ap- Assistance 681-5456/1- FASHION FORTUNEI VOE 2ZO 1-800-663- proved. warm upyourwlnter. For 800-665-8339. free, no-hassels Info write: Fun, Freedom and excit- 0121. AUTO HOT LINE-Free EMPLOYMENT Ing earning p0tentlal. Be- When you gotta' have We'll litl Karen, Box 670-GB, OPPORTUNITIES Servlce to buyersl Look- Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4, come a Distributor selling HANDLE STRESS - Gain :H senlon'zT-~*',~. ' ii,-,~(~Hf~CD "~ I Ing for a used vehicle? Adults only please. CLUB MONDIALE. Earn Ma Cherle Lingerie. control over The Reactive Call 1-800-567-5535 with extra cash I Sales consult- QUALITY & SERVICE Mind. Read the book year, make & model-we'll CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ants needed for line of make us #1 since 1975. "DIANETICS" by L.Ron tell you who has It-ln- great quality children's Call 1-800-661-3305. Hubbard. $7.50 Hubbard stantlyl Sellers - List your BE YOUR own boss. Work casual clothing, sizes 2- OUrown hours. Sell fash- KITCHEN CABINETS Dlanstlcs Foundation, 401 vehicle at $19.95 for 30 12, For home party/cata- West Hastings, Vancou- ~~ : : _-- _ - _ days, n watches. Very lucra- logue order call collect af- CABINETS 1/2 PRICE. In tive. Unlimited potential. ver, V6B IL5, 681-0318. "Our expediting service will save your company money" TRUCK TRUCKS ter 6pm Shelly (604)826- stock, countertops/vanl- Under $200. Investment 4951, Ellen (604)520- ties also. KltchenCraft REAL ESTATE TgUOKS. Choose from required (~04)937-3232 , CHIMODEUVERY 638-8530 $4,000,000 fight dutytruck 6412. Factory outlet. Cash and (Coqultl ~rr), after 5pro Carry CablnetWamhouse Inventory, We beat the weekdays. EQUIPMENT PROPERTIES TO BE competition. Call collect Ed ** 4278 Lougheed, SOLD for unpald taxes, Nine Excavators, four Burnaby 298.9277 Klassen G.M. Fleet/Lease EDUCATION Backhoes, six Cat Load- Crown Land availability. DOUBLE "D" DRILLING LTD. Dept. Brad/Rob/Peter/ ere, six Pups, three End- ** 19700 Langley Bypass, For Information on both, 594-2277. D#5370. WESTERN CANADIAN dumps, four Water Langley 534-7273 write', Properties, Dept. Specializing in CN, Box 5380, Stn. F, BUSINESS SCHOOL of Trucks, six Tilt Trailers, -Water Well Drilling -Soil Sampling Auctloneerlng. Next ** 800 Cloverdale Ave., Ottawa K2C 3J1. OPPORTUNITIES four Compactors, three Victoria 389-1114. -Mineral Exploration -Air Rotary course Mar. 28-Apr. 8/94, Pavers, Fuel, Service and SALES FASHION Con- For a free brochure call SERVICES -Placer Sampling -Pile Driving sultants wanted for suc- Dump Trucks. Call MOBILE HOMES 1(403)250-1281 or write (604)493-6791. -Blast Hole Drilling up to 12 1/4" Drilling Year Round cessful hot home party to #5-2003 McKnlght BUY FACTORY DIRECT. casual clothing line. Be FOR SALE MISC. WE TAKE THE FEAR Blvd., N.E., Calgary, T2E SAVE THOUSANDSI Free For more information call Doug at your own bossl Money, THE LASTSTEELBUILD- OUT OF ICBC. Major 6L2. B.C.'s #1 selection of ICBC Injury claims. Joel prizes, vacations. Limited ING you'll ever need. FU- Manufactured Homes. Estimates openings. 1-800-665- A. Wener, trial lawyer for 635-7877, Terrace CHEF TRAINING Full- TURESTEEL, recognized Several pro-owned avail- 1176. leader In affordable top 25 years. Call free 1-800- time 17 week Diploma able. Call Ridgewood 665-1138, Contingency PLUMBING BUSINESS. Programs offedngthe best quality, Arch-style. Why Homes for free Info pay more? Q30' WX38' fees. Slmon, Wener& Established plumblng training in Cooking/Pastry (604)962-9114. Adler. business In one of B.C.'s and Desserts. Govern. LX14' H - $6,587. $30' fastest growing areas- ment financing and place- WX40' LX14' H - $6,994 CUSTOM DESIGNED "Sunshine Coast". For sale delivered. 1-800-668- MOBILE and Modular WANTED ment assistance. "The Personal Touch" or consider trade for Inte- DUBRULLE FRENCH 5111. Homes. Buy factory direct rlor property. 886-7336 CULINARY SCHOOL, RODENTS, FLEAS, spl- and save thousands on RECIPES WANTED Pub- -Jackets -Name Tags after 6pm, Vancouver (604)738- dare, mosquitoes, ants ~our new manufactured Ilsher looking for original -Monogrammed Towels 3155 or 1-800-667-7288 etc. in your home, restau. ome. Remanufactured recipes. Priority given to BUSINESS OPPORTU- units also available. Noble Will pickup & deliver your order, In the Terrace area. NITIES. People Interested (in B.C.). rant or cottage? Plug In recipes with an interesting Add the special touch that accents your sense of style. In their own business, PEST FREE and safely Homes 1(403)447-3414. background story. Reci- pes used will be acknowl. small Investment secured eliminate them foreverl *REPOS*REPOS'REPOS* by InVentory In waterproof BE A SUCCESSFUL Guaranteed 1-800-565- edged In publication, Peer WRITER...and write for Economic downturn has Publishing, 263 Labrosse vinyl decking. Please call 6955 FREE BROCHURE. resulted In large selection 882-8788, money and pleasure while Ave. Points Claire, Que, learning how. You get In- GARDENING of rapes and distress sale H9R 1A3. CANADA'S HAWAIIII dividual tuition from pro- LOW, LOW PRICES - mobile homes. All sizes, Nursery for sale. Year fesslonal writers on all Large Selection. Call for starting at under$10,000. round herbs, fruit trees, aspects of writing-ro- Call 1(403)962-0102, WANTED: Antique and catalog 1-800-661-9877 gun dealers to display and COZY CORNER annuals. On B.C.'s Sun- mances, short stories, re- Budgetgro Ltd., #313- PERSONAL shine Coast. Free real die and TV scripts, artl. rent table space at the 14640 - 64th Ave,, Sur- 11th Annual Kamloops estate catalogue. Call Rita cles and children's storbs, rey, B.C. V3S 1X7. LIFE CONTINUES BE- FIREPLACE Now, Anderson Realty 1- Write, call or fax today for YOND DEATH. Call and Gun and Antique Show• 800-565-2205. our FREE BOOK, "Hey/ HEALTH Contact Pat at (604)372- SPECIALTIES LTD. learn an ancient spiritual 7677, Pay Bills While Having To Be A Successful BACK PAIN? Six years of exercise and experience R4al & Barb LaFrance Fun l Sell adult products Writer". Toll-free 1-800. test prove Pass Form re- directly, divine love, wis- 3756 River Drive and lingerie at home par- 267-1829, FAX: lieves back paln and lets dom and freedom. FREE WANTED: B.C. School Terrace, B,C, V8G 3N9 ties. Free training. No In- ~ 613)749-9551. The you sleep In comfort. Guar- brochure available. Reader (book for collec- (604) 635-6477 vestment for stock, Car rlth=g School, 38 anteed. Free Information ECKANKAR Info-Iine 1- tion) Grade 5 & 6 from required. FANTASIA 582- McArt 'Ave. Suite2091, package, No obligation. 1- 800-667-2990/G.V.R.D.. 1920's, 834-7235 Mica 6684OR1-800-661-1878. Ottawa, ON kIL 6R2. 800-565-2060. 268-6325. Creek, B.C. i C6 -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 CTI()N D

i g, TRUCKS FOR SALE 15. MACHINERY 18. BUSINESS SERVICES 18. BUSINESS SERVICES | • -. -~ 92 DODGE CUMMINS4x4 3/4 T. EXt, cab 1985 PEERLESSPAGE Doglogger, ready Help open doors for Call 732-1334o~ LE pkg Auto/O,D. Rear peel Fully loaded, to 9o $5500. 846-5213, ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESSES,Why DISCOVER .. PIG TALES BOOKS, quality pay high accounting fees for your book. children's books at affordable prices. For Diabetes 4-800.665-6526 transferable gold plan warranty, rust 5 CAT LOADERS, 9 excavators, 120-270 keeping needs? For confidential, more information or to book a home proofed, $24,900, 35,500 km no GET. size. 5 backhoes, 4 water trucks, 4 professional bookkeeping service, Manual display, call Debbie at 635.2925. L_ :_i 638-2072. compactors, 6 gravel pups, 3 end dumps, or Computer call 635-9592. Please Volunteer 1985 F150 4X4, power windows and tilt trailers, 3 fork lifts, 4X4 service trucks, COMPUTER OR MANUAL BOOKKEEPING SERVICES. 8 years locks, cruise, air conditioning. 351 call for complete list (604)493-6791. 1 Windsor, 160o0 km., auto transmission. ] experience, businesses conducted with Excellent condition, 2 sets of tires, $5500 16. FARM PRODUCE , A & R strictest confidence. Will also do Word OBO. Phone: 849-5260. Processing and Mail Merge. Reliable GOOD QUALITY square bales. $2 plus Renovation service, reaSonablerates• Call 638-1587. 1986 F350 4X4 DUALS, 460 gas, metal delivery. Barn stored. 1.694-3456. i tool boxes both sides. Flat deck. Good and 19. LOST & FOUND condition, 846.5278. LARGE ROUND BALES of alfalfa and Construction LEASE ml 7431.grass mix.. Hay $26.O0 per bale. Cal,690- 20 YEARS LOST ONE GREY BRIEF CASE with inittials B,J.S, in Thornhill, Reward offered. H'~"FOR SALE, Good quality. No rain, Exnerienc~ Ca11638-8996. $3.50 per bale. 635.3380. ----r ...... LOST- ONE SET OF KEYS IN Woolworth A Larry 1 18, BUSINESS SERVICES 6 CALL parking lot Wed., Feb. 16/94. 635.4541 or °°"'1 ~= ~ 3 -1787 LOST ONE BLACKWALLET with license, ~.~~ ~|"I~,4 Lease [ ~ose up to 201bsin 30 days.Ask how~ . care card and some money. Lost last I1[ you can stay at homear

I ...... ,,xes | Coastal Mountain ~o. PETS& LIVESTOCK re mete Answerl II~/7~OTT~[(~/[O~01"S_3040 Hwy 16 East, Terrace II Flight Centre HARMONY HYBRID WOLF PUPS FOR SALE, A & PnnceRupene Ii; ;' '-- " '*.,;o,.,o''c~";'~ t,$O¢,OI,Oni ~'' ! DLR# 7041 635-72861 *Aircraft Charter ] ~ CLOWNS dedicated.t°uchof theHighlyWild, EaSYintelligent.to train,A verYtrue / * Flight Seeing Trips Irbl ~o.,,=,o...~.~..o,_.~ rail companion847.4959affer6p,m. ,. I h'1 t",dl =u. I ~mm~,"-..,,..~=~'' TOLSEC VEHICLES Start anytime and finish at I1%"11 .pecm, ucca=on= 1"..41 I ~~.~~ LOCK.OCK & KEYKE ~ your own pace I[t~J BalloonDecorating L~jl Breed. Puppy buying or registration ! 1990 24' PROWLER fifth wheel. Asking *four seat aircraft for rent Ik~ 638-8608 ~.JI B~.f"~ ' .~'A LOCKSMITHS $18,500,, Phone 635-4949. .16 1/2'1,, TRAVEL TRAILER.,ove Stove top, Ph: 635-1355 sl[~JJl~ ..ea =, FZ"~'~ ~ '~*~1~ 3238Terrace,KalumR.c.Street' fridge, toilet, sleeps4. Moving, must sell! HaS competed in 3'3" hunter, Pre- $2500 obo Call 638.1202. ' Tranining eventing, and Med,II dressage. ~~~11B~ 638"0241 Lots of personality, loves to show, trailers

13, SNOWMOBILES ~, well. Terms available, Contact Clare TOLL FREE-- b800-661-2676 Water Well Drilling Hobson 847-9709 Smithers. 1992 YAMAHA VENTURE XL Now sewing the QCl's & North Coast REGISTERED YORKSHIRE TERRIER ,~ II snowmobile, electric start. Front and rear 20 Year Experience male puppy. Toy size, show quality hand warmers, spare belt, track paddles, Box 290, Port Clernents, BC VOT 1 RO potential. Have both parents. Shots all weather cover, 274 kin. $5500, 635. 559-831 3 after 6 pm included. Serious inquiries only. $500, call 3589. 635-4217. 1994 SKIDOO TUNDRAIILT, Brand new- HANDY GUYS used only 6 hours. Save $500, Only ,:~:,,~ Handy Man Service $4,400. Phone 1-692.3377 days 1-699- i 8507 evenings. In last weeKs l;l!amb ! 'of O,nmerce feature, ';' !!i~, No Job Too Small ''=IF 1991 YAMAHA EX570R Exciter, 2000 km %i~I!!~,;, Handy C~uys Does It All P.S.I. Pipe, cover, helmet, $4800. Call 638-8619. ~...... L.~...... i!~ :!Cail:: :" "'"'i Darren Sheckc 1986 VMAX rebuilt, new clutch. Lots of he following a were , irnormisse wrong,;! 638,i282 7 Extra's. 1984 Phazer rebuilt; new track seat. Lois of extra's. Both good condition, 1-692-4172, FOR SALE; 1988 PHASER snowmobile ~~))))))I)IDll, "" ".~ !" • O with ski skins and paddles. $2800 obo. v.L.,~//,~L//!/,...... ','/,';;))))#/#~ • Call 638.7961, I'~ Acadia ,~ -I-~c,HTwo[~)~I ~~ 1981 YAMAHA 440 SRX, completely CADD and/or Manual Drafting & Design rebuilt 440, new crank, fines, 0 miles on Cost Estimates, MatefiN Lists motor, excellent condition, new skis, seat. t Northwest } Gmnnella $2300 obo, or trade for 8' camper. 847- Can't Find That Special Home Plan? 5232. rMechanicalInc. I Systems Works Let Us Put Your Ideas On Paper 1991 PROWLER 440 CC; mint condition; new ski skin; paddles; drivers & slidem; Proud Proud Proud 3673 Juniper Terry Myhr helmet. Call 845-2683 or 845.2212. Terrace, B.C. V8G 5E6 (604) 635-9129 j 1993 Ek'T, EFI MOUNTAIN CAT; c-w Chamber t Chamber ~!~ Chamber cover and aluminum skis. $6200. Also a 1992 EXT c-w Fox shocks; paddles; low Member For { Member For Member For mileage .o. $5500. Excellent shape, Ceil ' 16 Yea s ~.? 3 Years ,,k ~ 10 Years 845-3015 after 6 pro. Hawed, O.D. 1991 YAMAHA EXCITER II 570co only Vicfor P. 3000 kin, Comes with cover, runs •. OPFOME 1 FIlST excellent $4900, OBO, Phone 847.9748, ii ask for Ed or leave message. I 14, BOATS & MARINE //1 - 4748 Lakelse Ave Apple 6384]055 I The Terrace Standard appologizes for these errors 1984 14 FT. ZODIAC with 40HP Merc. Terrace, BC Fax 638.8087 short leg and jet. Leg lever used, Spare V8G 1R6 Modem 638-8697 shoe and worn for jet, plus 2HP Mariner motor, never used. Lotsof extras, Includes trailer, 635.3589. 17' WELDED ALUMINUM JET BOAT 350 inboard, c/w Berkley Jet rebuilt engine, c/w tandem axle trailer, stereo, Winddhi~i i'j, : depth sounder, $15,000. Call Barry at 635- 4611 or 638.1587. R epai r/Replace~jrft "" CUSTOM MADE BOAT TOPS, frames, • Auto ' , I CBC Replacement --~.. boat top repairs, recovering of boat seats, • Mirrors , Windows , Sealed Units ~'7% ' ~ new boat seats. Satellite vinyl, fabrics and canvas works, RR#3 Johns Road, AL-C'S GLASS LTD,~*/- Terrace, B.C. 638-4348, : :' ~" 3720RJvecDdve~ . ~..~ .... ~.~--~_-~-~--~ .~_ ~.~ 30 1/2 F'I', BAYLINER Encounter, twin r" Kitimat 632-4800/~rerrJ~3i!~L00~l ~" volvo penta, fresh water cooled, dickensen's oil stove, shower, radar, ./ /k LEATHER C true friend, our body," trailer, $30,000 or will consider trade for ,,~.~t~ 4513S,o.Ave,Te.ac.,~ :L/, Pureorganic food. Algae harvested wild froma freshwater aluminum boat with cabin call 635-4894. ~"~"~ Phone:635-4551 .?~ff/~'~.~t/.ir, lake Ngh in the cascademountains, free from all poisonous (Behindthe SkeenaHealth Unit) chemicalfertilizers and big city polution. Exceptionalhealth Business Directory 15. MACHINERY -~ We will provide you with feel, friendly ~ ~:,'.,;:~ and ensr0yfood, whichgives extra energy. A worthy product, servlce. ProduclsafiMaction guarantaed,~= ~/~'~ff • a 100%guaranteed moneyback Investment ff not satisfied. 1975 JOHN DEERE BACKHOE 410 with -' Repair: hockeyequipment, Leathergoods: ,<~ d~ee ~>" ADVERTISING chains. Good running condition, $12,500. .~ purses, luggage. Jackets, pants,workboots,~., ~kup and ~" LocalAuthorized Distributor, James Chicken Bones Haugand, Call 636.2099. Western boots,shoes and shoe dye. J-z~.delivefy.~-.~, can be reachedat 638-8953 V' Present Your Business Card 'Thy food/s thymedicine and thy medidne is rhy food."God B/ass CASH FOR CATS, Loaders and Orthopedic shoes, ",/'~/V~ ~ Every Week backhoes. Dead or Alive. 1,697-2474 or 1. V' Highly Visible ' Book a year on " 697.2393. the Business MIGHTY MITE BAND SAW MILL. 2 inch V' Affordable Directory now and Decorating Consultation In Your Home band, comes with automatic filer. Will cut JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER avoid our March 24 ft. logs x 30 inch diameter, Mounted on For Just $501 Can Help You: V' Effective Will do finishing, renovauons, install cabinets, patio, ,1st rate Increase. Tandem trailer, Asking $12,500,635.3682. ,~ Define Your Style ,~ Manage Space painting. AJso will build furniture. JD550 CAT, winch, 6 way blade, canopy ,~ Place Ughtning ~ Explore Color (meets BC,FS select logging Preflnlshed Hardwood Flooring ,~ Creatively Use What You Have For only 625,55 per week (billed specifications) with tdaxle trailer, rebuilt Maple, birch, ash, oak, Available in natural and various 1993 $32,000 combined. T/A fiatdeck colours. (No sanding required) Size 3/4" x 2 1/2' or 31/4' Eileen's Decorating monthly - 3 month contract) your $1200. Snowmobile trailer $300 842-6367, business can be part of the 1989 KOMATSU PC200LC-5 processor, CALL 635-6277 (leavea message) 635-3620 Terrace Standard's Business C/W Denis Delimber. $75,000 firm. Call 635.3998 days(Terrace) or 633-2274 For InformationOn The Services Listing evenings, To PlaceYour Ad In The HomeBased TERRACE HOME BASED BUSINESSASSOCIATION Talk To An Ad Consultant 1978 LWR00 KENWoRTH log truck with BusinessDirect0nj List pull bailer. 1981 LWgOOKenworth log Meetings Held On 3rd of Each Month Today 638-7283 truck, Anser Jeep, 1990 Columbia trailer Phone638-7283 dual area Hplate 19&20 with job to right Please Phone 635-9415 person. 842.6530, : .... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - C7

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p~ MA1URE RESPONSIBLEhonest woman 21, HELP WANTED 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK 21. HELP WANTED PROGRAM COORDINATOR looking for a live-in nanny. Have Red AMBITiOUS-SELF.STARTER required to CHILTECH FORESTRYLTD. requires an Cross Babysitting Course Certificate. 3 'YEAROLD morgan gelding. $1800 call Terrace Anti-Poverty Group Society is seeking a well-qualified, 638.2096. distribute B.C.'s 2 daily newspapers- Van. experienced Foresteror ForestTechnician Replies at file #29 c/o Tenace Standard, results oriented administrator to Frovide strong, innovative 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. VBG 4 "IURTLES, 6 months old, including tank, Sun & Province - in Terrace. Ideal for for our Silviculture program, person interested in operating their own management skills for this vital community service agency. Responsibilities will include surveying, 1S6. heater, power filter, driftwood and rest WANTED EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER stand. Paid new $300, sell for $125.00. business and wanting to earn income. If Candidates must: layout and project supervision.A certified Call 635.2722. you have 3 hrs/day and able to place a 1) be familiar with program development to assist low income and Silviculture Surveyor would be preffered. to carefor young child 24 days a week in substantial bond deposit at time of other disadvantaged people. Please send resumein confidence to Box my home if possible. If not we may work WANTED TO BUY: Percheron Stud. something out. References required. contract then rets talk. Please send your 2) have expertise in fund raising for a non-profit agency. 36, Alexis Creek, B.C., VOG 1A0 or Fax to Prefer young, registered horse. Phone 1- (604) 394-4416. Phone 635.2224. 395-4225, 100 Mile House, B,O, personal resume to file #95 c/o Terrace 3) have demonstrated administrative, managerial and i Standard, B.C., VBG 1S8. OCCASIONAL DAYTIME BABYSITTEI~ SIAMESE KI'I-rENS and older cats. interpersonal skills. 23. WORK WANTED Beautiful colour and dispositioned. Call 4) be able to work as part of a team. required for 3 1/2 year old and 6 month old. Must be willing to come to my home mornings 692.3722. Position will commence on a half-time basis (4 hours per day) LICENSED DAYCAREon Scott Ave. has near Christian School, References two spaces available for ages 2-up, Call Salary: $15.00 per hour 21. HELP WANTED FOREST required. Phone 635-6916. 635.3246, Resumes accepted until noon February 25/94 HELP WANTED: Repap CarnabyInc. is a "TWO BAD" live dance. Music. Call 695- Cbt~TR~CTFOR TENDER, 3060 sq, ft. WORKERS Address Resumes to: Board of Directors, TAPGS wholly owned subsidiary of Repap 6469 after 6:00pro. of area to be cleaned weekly, In addition 200 - 4721 Lazelle Avenue Enterprises. Our operations include a successful contractor will be requiredto do Terrace, BC V8G 1P3 sawmill, chip plant and an associated Bill ~/arren ELECTRICALCONTRACTING two other light maintenance duties. A local company is now Woodlands group in South Hazelton, B.C, reasonable rates. Reg. 6266. Phone 635- Replies to be mailed to//27 4832 l.azelle 9784. compiling a hire list for our U ...... The sawmill is located 20 km west of New Ave', Terrace, BC, Viewing possible by 94 field season. Hazelton on Hwy. 16. We are looking for I ~ A HARDWORKING INDIVIDUAL , contacting 638-8328. looking for a job in the Accounting field. We require experienced a: Certified Heavy Duty Mechanic. The CHIMe DELIVERY is accepting position:An individual who enjoys working Cunently I am about to begin the 4th level people for spacing, applications for full time & part time with people, shows good work ethlcs and C.MA, Pre-Professional program. Please positions. Must be rain. 19 yrs. of age and brushing and pruning. We is seeking a challenging work environment leave s messagefor Patrick at 638-1135. have own vehicle that will pass safely also require class four INTERCONNECT would be interested in this position. ; tx :t xxxxxxxxxXxxxxxx ;" inspection. Apply in person at 3502 Eby drivers and industrial first Responsibilities include: Mustdemonstrate f] looking for .. St. or phone 638.8398. aid attendants. a strong commitment to our safely EARI~ UP TO $346/WEEK TO OFFERS DIFFERENT program at all times, The candidate: Will 'ft Child Care? be a mature, self motivated individual ASSEMBLE Christmas & holiday To apply, mail your JOB SEEKING OPTIONS j,'~] Skeena Child Care Support ~] decorations year round, at home. Work willing to work a regular graveyard shilt available across Canada. For more info resume to'. with minimal supervision, Must have !,1'rogram can he p youmake send a S.A,S.E. to: Magic Christmas 2212 Thornhill Nursery Phone us to see if we may be of welding and Caterpillar experience. A I~ the right choice for your child. ~ Gladwin Cr. Unit D-2 ext. 292, Ottawa, On, 344.6 Edlund St. candidate with 5 years practical ~ :For information on choosing ~" experience is preferred, The position is ~jcare and available options, call~ I K1B 5N1. Terrace, BC assistance to you. permanent full time. It is part of the CEP coco at 63 m1 , H FULLY LICENSED HAIRSTYUST, Full VBG 4"1"5 bargaining unit and offers an excellent time with clientelle or part-time without. or fax it to 638-8946. benefits plan program. Interested ~J Women'sResource Centre and funtled~ Call Terd 635-3637, Phone 635-7995 candidates should send resume in ~] by'lhe Ministryof Women's Equality. I~] LOOKING FOR HOME FOR 16 year old If you wish to apply in c0nf~ence to the address below. Mobile [xx=z:zxxl xxxzzxxx :xxzJ boy, prefer close to Caledonia school. 5 Shop Superintendent, Repap Carnaby days a week, 12 or 10 days straight while person, applications will Inc., #10 north Boundary Rd., South 24. NOTICES I'm in camp, Call 638-7225. be taken on Monday's at Hazelton, B.C. V0J 2R0. the above address. No JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Is there WANTED: SEEKING LEGAL ASST. on EARN UP TO $20/HR FROM something about the Watchtower that phone calls please. contingency basis. Reply: box 714, INTERCONNECT HOME!Umited Positions. For Free details makes you uneasy but don't know what it Terrace, 3.C. VBG 4B8. 205-4050 I.~z~ll~ Ave., T•rrac~, S.C. VSO 168 Telephone 635.7995 Fax 635-1516 rush self-addressed, stamped envelope is? If so, you are not alone, phone 847- to: Laurel Guimond, P.O. Box 472, 5758 "forrecorded message. Terrace, B.C. VBG 4B5. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of WANT TO EARN Extra income? Full or Latter-Day Saints, tbe Mormons. Fact or part time, call 635-3066. CAREER 1 . OPPORTUNITY Fiction, Shadow or Reality. Phone 647. .5758 for recorded message. Frontier Chrysler - One of Smithers' premier NORTHWESTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE dealerships, has an opening for a salesperson. Part.time Cozurse Offerings The successful applicant will be self motivated, For information call 635.6511 outgoing and able to work well in a team COMMERCIAL & FLEET MANAGER environment. McEwan GM In Terrace, BC has an Immediate opening for a Introduction to Operating Systems Previous experience in retail sales is a definite ~:C°mrnerclal~,..-.and. Fleet,, .Manager,,, ... ,.., ': ~"' '. ~ • ~.,' .. t "~'~., "-~' ~',..... *,..~' ". ;ii~ .~ Introductionto the operating.systemsof IBM,using DOS 5.0 & Window~3,1 .::: '~ : asset. The position itseff 0ffel's an extensive 'Mar. l&3 -- -- Trrh " 7'- 10pm $135 ...... -= ...... benefits package and the potential of a superi- - Salary plus commission - Excellent working conditions Introduction to Spreadsheets :~: % : ~:~.~..:.~:~ or income. - Company vehicle An introductionto basicspreadsheets. ~ will be used Apply in confidence to Glenn Bandstra at - Health & Dental benefits Mar. 6,10,16,1, ,-,0,m $160 * :: - Large vehicle inventory Frontier Chrysler. Phone 847-4266 or 1-800- The Successful Applicant will .-..~ Alr Brake Systems ..... ~~: ' ;;~*: : 665-5880. - Have a proven sales track record Prspar~on to writethe 'Air BrakesSystems" Ilce~e ercl0rsemsntexaml ~.'=? - Be a self starter Mar. 15.19 T-F 6:30-t0:30pm & Sat, 8am -4pro $135 :.~:." :-.=~ - Be highly motivated ~-. . Actively pursuethe development of new fleet clients Are Welding :*: ~ ;~ ~ : - Have excellent communications skill :: A coursefor learnerswho haveoxy-acotylene skills and ~ant to squirebasic s hle!ded arc Please forward resume to: . , . welding on mildsteel plate. RIVER INDUSTRIES Sales Manager Feb. 15 - Mar,24 T/'l'h 7 - 10 pm Call Jim Bathgate635-65il for moreInfo, Jim McEwan Motors P,O. Box 940 Certificate of Art Appreclatlon. (Call 635.7445 to register) .- ,;:, (TERRACE) LTD. Terrace, BC V8G 4R2 Introduction to Inkle LoomWeaving 4427 HIGHWAY 16 PH.: 635-7383 Mar, 6 7 -9 Mar. 12 12-4 Mar, 15 7-10 INDUSTRIALCOUNTER PERSON LAKE BABINE BAND $45 ÷ $10 studiofee Location:Terrace Art Gallery is accepting applications for the position of a JOB REQUIREMENTS: Introductiort to Fiqure Drawing • Computer Uteracy Feb, 12, 26 & Mar. 19 1-:4pro • Knowledge of logging,construction & mining industries FINANCIAL CONTROLLER $40 ÷ own materials Location:Terrace Art Gallery • Ability to deal with public Lake Babine Band is managing and controlling programs such as; Social Housing, Social Services, Local Education PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS: Agreement, Co-Management with Department of Fisheries & • Must be team player Oceans, etc. • Must be self-starter The successful candidate will be responsible for: WEST PRESENTS • Must be willing to expand horizons - Developing, implementing, and maintaining financial and COMPANY: administration regulations. • Excellent benefits package & competitive wage package. The Controller acts as a member of the Band SALUTE S ! • If you are interested in a challenging job, working with Management Team and provides financial advice to the Band good people, submit your resume in confidence to the Council and ensures that the band budgets are adhered to songwriters, contest Manager at River Industries. and that all financial regulations adgpted by the Band are SALUTES! is a songwriting contest designed to give the best new song- CLOSING DATE: MARCH 4/94 followed and proper financial signing authorities are writers in the Skeena regmn a chance to have their nmsic heard by exercised; one of which shall be the Controller, influential professionals. If you are an independent, Unsigned songwriter, - The Controller, in performing his duties, will report to the here is your chance to make that crucial conlact! Publishing companies, General Manager and Band Council. managers, A&R representatives, entenainmezat lawyers and record cbmpany executives will be attending Music West looking for freshnew talent." • - In addition to the above, the Controller will ensure that the Terms and Conditions of Contribution Agreements entered TO ENTER: Complete the entry form below and bring iidemb 0f~,ou r best. ~ into with the Department or any other funding agency are met original song (one) to Sight + Sound by Miirell 31 st and 2)ou c0uld ~iili: :~' ~! 5keeps and properly executed and shall report any discrepancies to • 1 three-day full delegate pass to Music West i dee0 Critiquewlfli ~&R ! the Band Council. representatives. 2 nights stay at the Georgian Court Hotel • return aiffare to:~ 5a=mills The Controller will be responsible for all financial Vancouver. The winner will he an.ounced April l l th, :, : reporting, and for all its subsidiary enterprises. This Includes Pmudlysponso~d by ~ "i I maintenance of all records, establishing, implementing and a Division of West Fraser Mills Ltd, maintaining appropriate accounting systems and policies. Canadian QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Has an opening for two - C.G.A,, R.I.A,, OR C.A. m - University degree in business administration or accounting with experience in financial management or accounting, Crewman III "FOr lore loformat:lo Post-secondary diploma In business administration or for road and cut block layout. Candidates should accounting with experience in financial management or have Technical Training, certified or be certifiable accounting. ujI.wj STANDARD ,, with A,Sc.T. of BC. Have a minimum of 4 years of - Completion of secondary school, combined with F'lnd oul more ibou! Music WBtl Phone 61)46~4.93)B (ax 601684-9J37 ~'lvfl,o In 3(~'v21 Waler St. Vm~yer~ B.~. V69 I AI ".i~ enrollment in the 3rd, 4th or 5th year of C.G.A, or R,I,A., and layout experience, road eng., P.H.S.P,, and C.F,F.G, SALUTESI ENTRY FORM Drop off Ihi~ form .1 Sight + Sound; 4741 Kcith Slrccl, Tc~ ...... ," Training, Skeena Sawmills is located In Terrace, BC, with significant experience In financial management, Please send all written resumes to the attention of Ms Sonllwrlter's Name~ :,~ Applicants to apply to Dino Diana A.Sc.T. before Emma Williams, General Manager. February 30, 1994, P.O. BOX 979 Skeena Sawmills BURNS LAKE, B.C. Box 10 V0J 1E0 Terrace, BC V8G 4A3 ABSOLUTELY, NO TELEPHONE CALLS, PLEASEI Phone 635-6336 FaX 635-4335 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: ..... FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1994. ~...... Ca - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 CTION D m _ -. l.- 24. NOTICES 24. NOTICES 25. BUSINESS 25, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PRO-UFE EDUCATION available to I ANIRVAhlA METAPHYSIC & OPPORTUNITIES general public, videos; pamphlets, lending HEALING CENTRE i ii INVESTORS: For Sale, 1 yr. old executive library, dealing with human life issuessuch are createdby the divinelight, it is PICTURE FRAMING MACHINES and as abortion and euthanasia. Student We duplexes, 1400 sq. ft. of high quality, materials for sale. Value up to $15,000. enquiries welcome. Call 635-3646, | up to us the n~aintaln this creation. deluxe finishing, per unit includes hot Reply to File #100 c/o Terrace Standard I This is our work at the centre. water heating, carports, colonial style 4647 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC V8G ~3611 Cottonwood 635.7776 finishing, ceramic tile flooring, 2 natural 188. Anglican St. IVlaffhew's gas fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, 2 decks, 5 PRIME VENDING OPPORTUNITIES. Church appliances, RV storage, strata title. Good 4514 I.akelseAve. KNOX UNITED Immediate cash returns. Low investment. rental return; exceptionally low Please call Eagle 1-800-387.CASH. Ph. 635-9019 CHURCH maintenance and quality tenants make this .~,~ ~~ Emergencies: 638-1472 4907 Lazelle Ave a hassle free investment.Ph. 638-8084. Pamtor:The Ray.Dean Houghton l~noon: The Rev.Jim C~ln 635-601 4 NEED A CHANCE? Our nutrition company JOIN THE is growing too fast for us. We will train and Come Worship With Us 1 0:30 am Sunday School AFS and Worship support. Call Cole and Mary. Burns Lake Sundays 10:00 a.m. 1-69S-7319. INTERGULTURE Holy Eucharist Minister Sunday School & Nursery The Retr. Michael Hare CANADA FAMILY S/u: was l,orn a rose on the available ! Business Host an AFS high school Wednesdal/s 7:00 p.m. 'r • ! prairie ZION BAPTIST'CHURCH Opportunity exchange studentfrom one of Came west to g~'ow up and 2911 S. Sparks St. 638-1336 over 30 countries, AFS rnf11"l'y THORNHILL Interculture Canada provides the Now fifty years old g:4S Sunclay School (all ages) Restaurant in Terrace with student, you provide the love, The legends are told COMMUNITY 10:55 W'orshlp Service I excellent clientele. For an Some of them appointment call John Evans. i Call ~AFS extraordinary CHURCH Re/Max of Terrace 1.800.361.7248 ...... Pastor: Ran J. orr 4654 Lazelle Avenue Bros & Sis Teens& Adults Bible Classes 9'.30 638-1400 ~ Sunday'sCool Club 9'.30 26. PERSONALS

The staff of the Terrace Inn will be accepting your condolences on the loss of Margaret EVERYONE NEEDS A PAAL Livadney's youth on Stay protected with the PA~L, Ouorum's Personal Attack Alarm that blasts 103dB (rain.) Friday, February 25. when you simply pull the pin. Choose either the standard or sports model. Carry it to school, the mall, the park, wherever you go. JP]~ozle 6~-50.~ PAAL lets out a cry for help whenever you .tt need it. And only Quorum gives you that kind i p of technology and security. Independent Distributor ComeJoin Our Global Family OuorLIIll" JOHN HEIGHINGTON Secu~gLife" 635-61 83 CIAO Art presents a Spring Art Camp March 21 - 25. Children aged 7 • 9, am sessions, Specializing in Wildlife Prints * Heat your home with this children aged 10 - 12, environmentally concious product. afternoon sessions. Sculpture, drawing, painting and more. Pellets are made from waste 635-7445 _Bili tlOiIIIPA sawdust & wood chips. *No -conventional chimney is to Inauire further SUNDAY n ru required, resulting in much lower AM- 2W0rshipServices: , "-: ,- . Flgmlnl;, m • insti~llation Costs; 9:15 & 11:00 CAROL & EMILE MARCHAND THE PELLET EMPORIUM Child care and Sunday School propritors through grade three 25. BUSINESS 3037 River Drive PM - Family Bible School OPPORTUNITIES 4706SCOT[' AVENUE, TERRACF~ BRITLSH COLUMBIA VSG 4H6' 604-635-768t Terrace, BC 638"1221 6:00 pm for all ages 1980 FORD SO00 SIDE BOOM Flail WEEKLY" Mower with Sickle Bar $18,000 OBO. P~eer Clubs, Youth Ministries, Home Financial statements available or trade for Bible Studies & Ladies"time Out Amphibian Challenger or Aluminum EDMONDS COLOR Henry Inboard Jet Boat, 635-7098. Stiksma ALLIANCE CHURCH BUILDING FOR RENT in Houston LAZER COPYING Roe. 638-1404 4923Agar Ave. Industrial Park (All or part of the building 4550 Greig Ave., Terrace Ph." 638-0418 For more information beside Joe's Machine Shop. Includes Terrace Home Hardware Norm crane; welder and press. Call 845.7705. Phone635-7727 or 635-7725 * Full color lazer copies 2" x2" to 11" x 17" 4818 Highway 16 West Terrace, B.C. Mantel * Enlargements and reductions and cropping VSG 1L6 Res. 635-4954 * Transfers onto T-shirts, jackets, etc. Telephone (604) 635-7335 DEALER/OWNERS "FOR ALL SEASONS" * Sincle copies, volume discounts & B/W copies Fax (604) 635-7301 LDS TV SERIES Watch for the 2nd program in the series on VISION TV - Wednesday Feb. 23 at 4:30 p.m. Meet Grant Baird, the AClnc. Canadian-born TV producer of those terrific TV spots called Doing Good Business Since 1981 ;'Homefronts" and then enjoy "The True and Living God", a • Networking • Sales/Service • : rogram on the importance of the Lord in our family life • Consulting/Training • Software Supplies ~eaturing the extended family of Elder Heal A. Maxwell. Invite • Printers/Plotters * High End Product, Support your friends, relatives & neighbours to join you - and tape a Fujitsu, Canon • NEC • Mac Products copy for your VHS library. Al's Computers Inc. 2701 KalumStreet The program will be repeated Feb. 23 at 9:30 p.m., and ~~ 4734 Park Avenue, Terrace, BC V8G 1W2 Feb. 24 at 7:30 alto., and 12:30 p.m. 635-1 340 Terrace,B.C, V8G 2M4 638-7890

H- UPLANDS GROCERY I"'4 O.P.O.V. 4920 HALLIWELL,TERRACE, BC V6G 2J6 I:Z~3~3~3~ FLOOR HOCKEY :G ,.¢,; liE-.IOr'OY'.. ,1Dr=. ,i;~".~-'~i~ Game Action Starts Thursday/ ~ Maternity & Infant Wear Exhibition games will be played Thursday, Feb. 24 and IH._..~/ '1' lit v----'~ ~1 l * Casual * Professional Tuesday, March 1. Regular game play starts on March 3. • Lingerie * Infant Wear • Infant Accessories trJ,: 4613 Lazelle Ave., 635-5606 Games are played Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7 pm - 9 pm at the Thcrnhill Community Centre, Admission for spectators SNT • MINI * STORAGE is $1,00 at the door. Sell Serve Mini Storage. Heated Unils M& M CREATIONS Fire and Burglar Alarm Systems - Storo It For more information or to hear *Custom Sewing . R.V. Slotage U " Lock it ~ . R~identialand the 24 hour O.P.O.V. Scoreboard, call the O,P.O.V. Hockey . Boats • Koep the key Co~nmef6a) - specializing in childrens and young adults. Storage (. . Cars FencedIn Compound.Easy Access . Convenienl Hotline: Alterahons *Repairs , Trailers *Special Needs Clothing [-s-~e,6~7 638-2023 Location FAX: 638-8407 9:30 am to 6:00 pm -Mon. to Sat. 5043 Kellh Avenue, Terrace, B,C, V8G IK8 638-O1 88 4644 LAZELLE AVE. 638-7654

With a location, service and a selection that is second to none, /~A~/--:~ Coast Inn of theWest why would :T()ugo anywhere else? ( I11e OPEN7 DAYSAWEEK UNTIL 11 P,M. NOW OPENSUNDAYS AT 9 A,MJ 4620 Lakelse Avenue I Terrace 635'6300 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - C9 CTION DS I

26. PERSONALS 28. CARD OF THANKS

SINGLE PROFESSIONAL LADY seeks w .... non-romantic companion of either sex, in fo~'s, for sightseeing and sometimes THANK YOU 24. NOTICES skiing, hiking. Must be respectable, We want to thank all the humorous, physically and emotionally people who helped us in our healthy, Reply to file #5 c/o The Terrace time of need. Your love and Standard, 4647 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, "It's nearby.., and it's free!" BC, VSG 1S8. support helped us get through HEALTHY W.M., unattached young 36, this very trying time. News Photo Virgo, NS/ND. Wouldn't it be wonderful if Thank you to the first aid we could mate with a life-partner who attendants, the people of would treat us as we wish to be treated Tillicum Lodge, to the Reprint Help with your taxes is probably closer than you think, We're opening and we, in turn, would treat that life partner ambulance attendants, nurses an income tax clinic right in your area! You can choose from a asthey wish to be treated. I like music and and doctors, of the Nisga'a Service snuggling and snuggling music. I like : quartzcrystals to illuminatethe landscape Health Centre. Thank you to THE TERRACE STANDARD variety of forms, guides, and pamphlets, or talk to us about your of my heart. Camels are not my favorite Percy and Shirley whose is now offering a reprint service income tax situation. If you have questions about any of your tax animal. I like this (it's me!0.1f you like this support helped so much. to it's readers. You can get a : contact File #8, c/o The Terrace Standard, A special thank you to 3x5, 5x7 or 8x10 copy of your papers, bring them along. We'll be happy to give you the answer. 4647 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC, V8G Charlie Meek and the Royal favorite black and white photo laB. Canadian Legion Branch 13 HAVING TROUBLEwith your DRINKING. from our news files. Date: March 3 - March 5 Call Alcoholics Anonymous635-6533. for all their thoughtful (prices vary depending on size), support and help. CARING, LOVING, GENTLEMAN, 40, Stop by our office and 10ok Time: Mall hours except March 3, 1:00 prn, 6:00 pm To all our friends who have s~Vinger, seeks intimate romanticgrowing through the news file, March 5, 9:30 am -4:00 pm relationship with commitment, honesty an surrounded us with love and balance. Single parent welcome. Photo, support. To Doug & Gloria Address: Skeena Mall phone to P.O. Box 2000, Prince Rupert Alexandre who opened their TERRACE VSJ 8W8. home, to Ron & Nancy Nyce, 4741 Lakelse Ave. Jim & Margy Holland and so STANDARD Terrace, BC may others, thank you. 4647 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B,C, God gives me the strength to endure, until we're together 638-7283 , again.

ii 29. IN MEMORIAM MAC FYSH • In loving memory of our mother, grandmother and great grandmother who passedaway peacefully on February23, 1993. BCYCNA 348 You are always in our hearts. From her family. ~'JD ',. P :,',l These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon $ 2 2 5 fOOrr25s ," I~, M ~fll [,li T HEW ~,P.~,~' E~"£., and reach more than 3 million readers. CONRAD WILLIAM BORK ASS'X ATI or,J TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. $4.00 each additionalword Passed away on Feb, 2, 1994 at the age of 63. He is survived by his wife, Florence, sons John Even though you hcwe been & grandson Ryan of Ontario, son AUTO EDUCATION GARDENING HELPWANTED MOBILE HOMES "King of the Mountain" Douglas, daughter-in-law Sheila &granddaughter lleather of ENGINES rebuilt from A NEW CAREER? Lots of ONE STOP GREEN- TAKE THIS JOB AND BUY FACTORY DIRECT. yoMre the last of us to Terrace, daughter Kim of $795. ENGINE remanu- jobs available. Trained HOUSE SHOP. B.C. LOVE IT! Lantana is a SAVE THOUSANDS! go over the hill. Terrace, brother-in-law Alfred, facture from $995. 6 Apartment, Condominium Greenhouse Builders Ltd., leading fashion network B.C.'s #1 selection of Debbie Belyea and Terina months to pay. 6 Year Managers needed - all 7425 Hedley Ave., Burn- marketing company look- Manufactured Homes. Happy 30th Robbin, Joedy of Port Clemence, 120,000 warranty, Bond areas. We can train you aby, B.C. V5E 2R1. FREE ing for people like you to Several pre-owned-avail- .:: Love Your Family Ills mother Frances Bork, Mechanical building en- nowl Free Job Placement BROCHURE. Aluminum/ become Fashion Consult- able. Call Ridgewood brothers Walter of Whitehorse,:. :...gjnes for 28 year_s;:872- Assistance. 68%5456/1. Glass or "Aluminum/ •ants. "Cali : 1-800~463- .~ Homes for/,fte'~ ~ info ~J~i~k'& Davldof oliver, 1/2": ...... 0641, 8.8/7 days. : ...... -80.0~6~6..83-39.....=.: ...... Polycarb~i~ite SDP, Dou- 8659. ~: ...... r~ brother Gustie of Germany, sister AUTO HOT LINE-Free COUNSELLOR TRAIN- bled-walled Greenhouses, REQUIRED IMMEDI- Elsa of Orville, Wash., Margret Solariums& complete line ATELY. Advertising Sales of Casllegar & 22 nieces & Service to buyersl Look- ING INSTITUTE of Van. ing fora usedvehicla?Call cower offers correspond- of Greenhouse Accesso- Consultant for award win- CUSTOM DESIGNED WANTEDI nephews. ries. Telephone (604)433- MOBILE and Modular The fumral was held on Feb. 1-800-567-5535with year, ence courses for the cer- ning community newspa- The make & model - we'll tell tificate of Counselling 4220, FAX: 433-1285. per in B.C.'s interior, Es- Homes, Buy factory direct 7, 1994 at the Pentecostal and save thousands on Grad 84 Reunion Church, Roy. John Copland, you who has it-instantlyt Studies to begin on the HELPWANTED tablished account list with Eulogies by Sellers - List your vehicle 15th of the month, For a REGIONAL COORDINA- remuneration approx=- your new manufactured Committee Charlie Meek and close friend at $19.95 for 30 days. brochure Phone Toll-free TOR POSITIONS The mately $35,000. Experi- home. RemanufactUred units alsoavailable. Noble is looking for the Ron Nyce. Our love & thanks to BUILDING SUPPLIES 1-800.665.7044. B.C. Association of Indian ence in newspaper indus- all of our friends who are WESTERN CANADIAN Friendship Centres has 10 try a definite asset, but will Homes 1 (403)447-3414. following Caledonia supporting us in our time of SHORTWOOD, selective train the right person. cutting, thinning, HARD. SCHOOL of Auction- Regional Coordinator Po- grads: need. earing, Next course Mar. sitions available, based in Please send cover letter My love, my friend, you have TO.REACH TIMBER. We and resume to Cariboo *REPOS*REPOS*REPOS* 28-Apr. 8/94. For a free the following areas: Ter- Economic down.turn has gone to b~ with God, i know I do these jobs with low race, Quesnel, Ft, St. John, Press, 188 N. 1st Ave., Aleksei Cassell compaction, We have the brochure cal 1(403)250. resulted in large selection will be with you soon. The pain 1281 or write to #5-2003 'Kelowna, Mission, Surrey, Williams Lake, B.C. V2G will lesson I'm told but 1 know machinery/experience to 1Y8, Attention: Personnel of repos and distress sale McKnight Blvd., N.E. Vancouver, North Vancou- mobile homes. All sizeS, Sharon Casper you are wilh us always. ~andle2,000 M3or40,000 ver and Duncan, People Manager. Home, home, I'm go in' home! M3, bug kills/15%cuts, We Calgary~ T2E 6L2. starting at under $10,000, Mike Fast BE A SUCCESSFUL who live in and are familiar FASHION FORTUNE Call 1 (403)962-0102. Nothin' lost, ali's gain, have wood marketing ex- with the area in which they No more fret nor pain, #erience that can obtain WRITER...and write for Fun, Freedom and excit- Don Gagnon No more slumblin' on the way, money and pleasure while wish to work are preferred. ing earning potential. Be- well above normal prices, The successful applicant PERSONAL No more Iongin' for the day Contact Phone/Fax: learning how. You get in- come a Distributor selling Trin Hao Real life jes" begun. dividual tuition from pro- familiar will be self-moti- MA CHERIE LINGERIE. (604)837-5935 or vated, able to work inde- (604)985-4305. P & A En- fessional writers on all as- Quality & Service make ARE YOU one of the 33% Minh Huynh vironmental Logging Ltd. pectsofwriting-romances, pendentlyand havean out- us #1 since 1975, Call 1- who have heard the voice sllort stories, radioand TV going personality. While 800-661-3305. of God? According to a 32. LEGAL NOTICES BUSINESS both Aboriginal and non- Roberta Irwin OPPORTUNITIES scripts, articles and chil- KITCHENCABINET8 - recentGallup-poll, learn a dren's stories. Write, call Aboriginal people will be simple spiritual exercise. CONTRACT FOR TENDER 3060 sq. ft. of VEHICLE LEASE: Drive a CABINETS 1/2 PRICE. In Lawrence Wilson or fax today for our FREE selected, familiarity with ECKANKAR 1-800-667-~:: . area to be cleaned weekly. In additionsuc- new vehicle and ~Nrite off native culture and values stock, countertops/vani- BOOK, How To Be A ties also. Kitchen Craft 2990/G,V.R.D.-268-6325: :'' Leah Marshall cessful contractor will be required to do the cost. No down pay- Successful Writer". Toll- would be an asset to the two other light maintenance duties. Re- ment Cal Andy at 328- position. Res ;)onsibilities Factory outlet. Cash and free 1-800-267-1829, Carry CabinetWarehouse Jehovah's Witnesses, Robert Morgan plies to be nailed to #27 4832 Lazelle 9211, Dealer #6367. FAX: 1(613)749-9551. include: ~roviding support friends and families..find to 1-2 regional task groups ** 4278 Lougheed, Ave., Terrace BC. Viewing possible by BUSINESS OPPORTU. The Writing School, 38 Burnaby 298-9277 out facts the Society Scott Newbigging contacting 638.8328. NITIES, People interested McArthu r Ave. Suite 2091, in developing a strategic doesn't want you to know. .[ in their own business, Ottawa, ON K1L 6R2. plan for the provisions of ** 19700 Langley Bypass, Confidential. Write: JW Sharlene Sampare small inv.estm ant secured range of services to at risk Langley 534-7273 CERT ;ICAT E Facts, Box 294, Nelson, by inventory in waterproof 0-6 years olds and their B.C. VlL 5P9. Alterra Tait COURSESI Learn Income families, both Aboriginal ** 800 Clove,dale Ave., vinyl decking. Please call Victoria 389-1114. 882.8783. Tax Preparation or Basic and non-Aboriginal. Col- Bookkeeping by corre- Handle Stress:Gain con- If you know how we Yourdonations help JAPANESE WELLNESS lecting and analyzing infor- LEGAL spondence. For free bro- mation about health and trol over The Reactive could contact any of COMPANY expands into chures, noobllgation, con- NOTICE FOR TENDERS. Mind Read the book Vancouver and area, of. risk factors 'n communi- these people please ive someone tact U & R TAX SERV- ties. Assisting in needs and Tenders are being called DIANETICS' by L:R0n ;. - fers new career in the ICES, 1345 Pembina for by the B.C, Associa- Hubbard. $7.50 Hubbard health care field Unique, resource assessments. .leave a message Hwy.,Winnipeg, MB, R3T Organizing regional and tion of Indian Friendship DianeticsFoundation, 401 - , state.of.the.art health and 2B6. 1-800-665-5144. Centres (B.C,A.I.F.C.) to West Hastings, Vancou- with wellness products. Mrs, Community meetings, As- Enquire about, exclusive sis!ing agencies in devel- I~rovide a process evalua- ver V6B L5. 681-0318, Joe Barbosa at Robinson 1(416)425- franchise territories. tion for the implementa- 0955. oping proposals for serv- FOR 8ALE MISC, ices. Preparation of quar- tion of Community deVel- SERVICES ,, 638-0371 or opmentandstrategicl~lan- *$50,000 IN 90 DAYSII* THE LAST STEEL BUILD- terly reports and financial 635-5604 A.S.A.P. Yesll Safe, Legal, Easy, statements. Qualifications: ning activities in regard to WE TAKETHE FEAR ING you'll ever need FU- the Community Action from home. For FREE TURE STEEL, recognized Should have at least, three OUT OF ICBC,I Major details send S.A.S.E. to: Program for Children ICBC injury claims,Joel leader in affordable top yearsexperlencein admin- (CAPC), a component of. Success International quality, Arch-style. Why istrative skills; Computer A. Wener, trial lawyer4or Box 7961 Cache Creek, skills (both word process- HealthCanada's"Brighter 25 years. Call free' 1-800- pay more? Q30'WX38' Futures". CAPC provides B.C. Canada VOK 1HO. LX14'H.$6,587 $30' ing and spreadsheets); pro- 665-1138. Contingency :. '; INCOME TAX BLUES? posal writing; report writ- funding for services to at- fees. Simon, Wane, ~& - we put Stephe i King in his place. I WX40' LX14'H-$6,994 de- risk 0-6 yearolds and their Stop paying, legallyl Dis. livered, 1-800-668-5111. ing; and planning, devel- Adler ..... ~ .'./ ' He's on the fiction shelf with your other favourite ~uthors.] parents. The project to be 1 cover the startling truth. 2 STEEL BUILDINGS From oping and implementing 1/2 Minute Message, programs preferablyinthe evaluated is a partnership TRAVEL (L,!~: Terrace Public Library 4610 ParkAvenue 638-8177] Western Buildings. of the B.C.A.I.F,C, the 10,000 Canadians nowliv. Quonset and Straightwall area early'childhood and ing income tax free. Call parent support. Success- Child Youth Secretariat WHISTLER-BOOK NOW' Nowt 24 Hours 893-5850 Designs"Pre-Engineered" and 13 Regional .Child SPR NG SKIING~200! "- for Fast Construction. B.C. ful applicants will be re- Youth Committees across BUSINESSPERSoNAL8 quired to provide refer- from .Quicksilver . Company /Guaranteed the province. Interested Quadchalr. Underground .~(/." PHOTO FANTASY Pack. Lowest Prices), NEW encesandacriminal record check. These positionswill parties should contactthe parking, jaccuzzl, pool, ages By Mail. Spicy fun to YEAR SPECIALSI Offices B.C:A.I.F.C, for informa- Seattle Seahawks 'stay :~ REBEL WITH A C_~ USE . warm up yourwinter. For Through-out B,C. 1.800. require some travel, includ- ing occasional overnlghts. tion. Deadline for sUbmis- wl~h SEA~ TO':SKY " free, no-hassels info write: 565.9800. sions.is March 1;- 1994:: C~ONDOIH OT E.L Karen, Box 670-GB, Deadline for applications: OARDENING March 1, t994: Submit Tender, references and RENTALS -1-800,667- i-'- A retired tree surgeon spends time crafr.ing wooden Kelowna B.C. V1Y 7P4, queriesshould bedirected 5529, FAX (604)938- Adults only please. The Ultimate Gardener's resume, references, loca- toys. Every Tuesday and Wednesday he visits a local children's Store. 1,000'sof Products, tion preferred and, if appli- to: B.C. Association of In- 9611 .... dian Friendship Centres, hospital and hands them out to sick kids. CONTEST Greenhouses, Hydropon. cable, Aboriginal heritage #3-2475Mt. Newton X This event is part of a movement that's helping change POETRY CONTEST its, Drip Irrigation, Huge to: B,C. Association of In- NETWORK ~ , $12,000 in prizes yearly, Book Selection. 80 Page dian Friendship Centres, Road, Saanichton, B.C. CLABS,FEDAO8 the world. One simple act at a time. Possible publication. Send photo filled catalogue $4. #3-2475 Mr. Newton X VOS 1MO Phone: (604)652-0210, '~' Fax: one original poem 20 lines refundable on order. Road, Saanichton, B.C. Place yo~Ir:~d in Over ,.':i':",~ or less: National Library Western Water Farms, VOS 1ME) Attention: (604)652-3012,Attention'.: 100community news- :":" Of Poetry, Box 704-ND, #103-20120 64th Ave. Mechelle Thomas, Prov n- MecfielleThomas, Provin- papers for only $225, '.i",:, Owings MIIIs~ Md 21117,. [ Langley, B.C. V3A 4P7, clal Coordinator:: :-:~: :- .-.: cial Cootdinaton .... : [ C10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 CTION D IM

Box 22, IMPROVING Terrace,B.C. Major Credit Cards YOUR Accepted ODDS V8(3 4A2 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HEARTANO AGAINST Marjoriepark Your donationIs 32, LEGAL NOTICES SlROKE BRITISH COLUMBIA :OUNO/Q'IONOF CANADA'S 638-1167 tax deductible B,O. & YUKON #1 KJLLER (~) rovlncsof Ministry ol NOTICE Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your BritishColumbll Forests Due to the Mlnlstry's tendering procedures, RE: THE ESTATE OF JUANITA donation to the address above, along with the name and contractors may be chosen fror~ Select Lists for both direct award and select invitation LOUISE FRIRY, Terrace, British address and the name and address of the next.of.kin, for an bidding for all silviculture activity contracts. acknowledgementcard. Columbia, Housewife, who died The Prince Rupert Forest Region Is now on the 19th day of December, NOTICE OF SALE updating its Select List by requesting all listed contractors to resubmit or confirm their 1993. Offers in a Sealed Envelope clearly marked Tender No. 4150-94-01 Will be IN THE MATTEROF THE IN THE MATTEROF THE previously submitted requests and received until noon 11 March 1994 by G,M. Ball, Director, Supply Management, Information, ar~ inviting newly established BANKRUPTCYOF BAI~KRUPTCYOF contractors to submit the necessary TAKE NOTICE that the Western Canada CanadianNational Railways;Floor 26, CN Bldg., 10004- 104 Ave., LARRY JAMES MURRAY REBECCA LOUISE MURRAY infocmatJon. undersigned is applying for a Edmonton, AB TSJ 0K2 for the purchase and removal of the following: NOTICEis herebygiven that REBECCA LOUISE NOTICEis herebygiven thai LARRYJAMES Contractors who are Interested In being grant of probate of the above Trailer - 1983 14 x 66 Sierra (Atco Pacific) Manufactured MURRAYfin an assignmenton the 8th day of MURRAYfiled an assignmenton the 8th day of pidced on the list for sllvlcullure work In the Home Reg 56276 Serial No. $664-3-5921 P February, 1994, and that the first rneelingof Felxuary, 1994, and that the first meetingof Prince Rupert Forest Region are advised to estate in the Supreme Court of creditorswill be heldon Tuesday,the 22nd day c~oditorswill be he~don Tuesday,the 22nd day contact: British Columbia at Terrace, LOCATION: Pad #14 Willow Grove Trailer Park, New of February1994, at the hourd 11:30o'dock in of February,1994, at the hourof 11:30o'd0ck in Hazelton, B.C. the forenoon,atThe Court House, 1C0 Market Prince Rupert Forest Region BritishColumbia, the forenoon,at The Court House,100 Market Bag 5000 Site Viewing 1 March 1994. 1200-1400 Place, in the City of Prince Rupert, in the Place. in the City d Pdnco Rt4~ert, in the Smithem, B.C Provinceof BritishColumbia. Provinceof BritishColumbia. V0J 2NO JOSEPH JEAN-JACQUES Trailer - 1983 14 x 66 Sierra (Atco Pacific) Manufactured Dated at PrinceGeorge, B.C. this 14th day of (6041 847-7500 Dated at PdnceGeorge, B.C. this 14thday of FRIRY, Executor Home Rog 56275 Serial No. $664-3-5920 P Februa,'y, 1994. Februan/,1994. Attention: Silviculture Section DELOI'ITIE & TOUCHE INC. DELOITTE & TOUCHE INC, Your request MUST Indicate whictl districts c/o Crampton, Brown & Arndt LOCATION: Pad #17, Willow Grove Trailer Park, New Trustee Trustee and SPECIFIC silvicultural activities you are #3- 4623 Park Avenue Hazelton, B.C. #500 - 299 Victoria Street. #500 - 299 Vidorla Street, Interested in. Fudhermore, your request Prince George, B.C.. V2L 5B8 MUST list the labour and capital resources at Terrace, B.C,, VgG 1V5 Site viewing 1 March 1994, 1200-1400 Prince George, B.C.,V2L 5B8 your disposal, Indicate qualifications, (604) 564-1111 (604) 564-1111 experience and previous contracts or For further information and for pick up of tender documents, please contact Deloitte& Deloitte & references. ADDRESS OF REGISTRAR: CN, Bruce Easton (604) 565-8286, Prince George, 6.C. Information must be submitted to the above 3408 Kalum Street Touche Touche address by March 3f, 1994. Terrace, B.C., VgG 2N6

No. 7506 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Terrace Registry INVITATION TO TENDER II IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Estate of the deceased: DORAN: PATRICK JOSEPH, III in accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways BETWEEN: Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: LATE OF C/O 4130 Sparks Street, Terrace, BC I~ HER MAJESTYTHE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF THE PROVINCE Project No: 07079-9404 OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Creditors and others having claims against the said I| PETITIONER Location: Central/North East and North West Regions estate(s), are required to send full particulars of such ~11 AND: Description: To supply a 1990 or newer self loading tandem axle flush claim duly verified to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, #600 - 808 III GEORGE WILFRED THOMAS COLLINGTON, truck capable of hauling 14,000 litres or more. Equipped with an West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC, V6C 3L3, on or ~11 APRIL LENORE COLLINGTON, adjustable 1.2 to 3.75 metres spray bar and 2 front and 2 side before the 7th day of April, 1994, after which date the ~| WALTER RONALD JOHNSTON, flushing, commercially manufactured clam shells, Individually cab ROYAL BANK OF CANADA, controlled. "TENDER AWARD SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE estate's assets will be distributed, having regard only to ~11 APPROPRIATION" claims that have been received. I| PHILWlL ENTERPRISES LTD,, HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF CANADA, Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of II ARMAND GAGNON, JACKIE NEWTON and Tender on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of MYRNA HALL II Transportation and Highways at #213. 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince PUBLIC TRUSTEE )J • TRANS CANADA CREDIT CORPORATION RESPONDENTS George, BC V2L 3H9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on March 9, 1994, = # when tenders will be opened in public. (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be sent to: (604) 565-7016.) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (in accordance I ~1~i Transport canada Transports Canada ! TO: GEORGEWILFREDTHOMAS COLLINGTON : ~ : with the Conditions of Tender); ...... ~ ..... Airports A6roports A pre-tender meeting is not scheduled. TAKE NOTICE THAT on the 17th day of February, 1994, an Order Tender documents, complete with envelope, plans, specifications and AIRPORT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY was made for substituted service upon you of a Petition issued Conditions of Tender are available from the Ministry of Transportation from the Terrace Registry, Supreme Court of British Columbia in and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, BC FOOD & BEVERAGE CONCESSION action number 7506 by way of this advertisement. V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16,00 per set plus 7% PST ($1.12) and 7% Terrace AIrport, Terraces B.C. GST ($1.12) for a total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through Transport Canada is inviting tenders for the operation of a NEW 142 square In the proceedings the Petitioner seeks foreclosure of property at any Regional Office of the Ministry of Transpodation and Highways metre (1,526 square foot) "TURNKEY" Food & Beverage and Gift Shop 5217 Halliwell Avenue, in the City of Terrace, Province of British between the hours of 8:30 a,m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, Concession in the Terrace Airport Terminal Building. The facility has been Columbia, and judgement against you pursuant to the provisions of except holidays. completely renovated, expanded and supplied with all new food service a Mortgage dated March 30, 1988. equipment and furniture. Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made by cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance A Pro -Tender Briefing will be held on Tuesday, March 1,1994 at 13:00 hours You have 14 days to enter an appearance, failing which and Corporate Relations, All purchases are non-refundable, in the Boardroom in the Terminal Building at Terrace Airport. All interested proceedings in default may be taken against you. pa~es are invited to attend. For further information, contact Mr. Ken Cullen, Project Supervisor, Sealcoating at (604) 558-6650, or fax (604) 558-6663, or address Tender Specification Packages are now available from the Airport Manager's You may obtain a copy of the petition and the order for substituted 2600 - 48th Ave., Vernon, B.C. V1T 8K8. Office, Terrace Airport (635-2659). service from the Terrace Registry, at 3408 Kalum Street. The lowest or any tender will not be necessarily be accepted. THE HIGHEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. Crampton, Brown & Arndt Pr'ovince of Regional Director General Barristers & Solicitors Airports Group - Pacific Region British Columbia #3 - 4623 Park Avenue Terrace, B.C. Ministry of Transportation VBG 1V5 and Highways CanadI ...... :2 ...... : .J:!~:::~ rl (604) 635.6330

INVITATION TO TENDER INVITATION TO TENDER INVITATION TO TENDER

In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Project No: 07079-9401 Project No: 07079-9402 Project No: 07079.9403 Location: Cent~l/North East and North West Regions Location: Central/North East and Nodh West Regions Location: Central/North East and North West Regions Description: To supply five tandem dump trucks as and when Description: The Contractor will supply, one, two or three pilot Description: To supply on an hourly all found rental fee, a 3 cubic required to haul granular materials, Units will be required to haul and vehicles as necessary to maintain up to twenty four hour piloting metre loader, to load graded aggregates into dump trucks. The loader dump into a highway spreader, to fly spead sand when required, and through various jobs up to seven days a week and an average of five shall be 1990 or newer, four wheel drive, with a minimum of 170 to haul to pre-selected stockpile sites. The trucks must have a legal flagging personnel will be required daily, Vehicles will be 1991 or horsepower. The minimum dump clearance will be 2,75 m and have weight capacity of a minimum of 8.5 cubic metres and come newer, a fuel tank large enough to cover approx, 500 kilometres, One a bucket carrying capacity (at full extentlon) of more than 6 tonnes. equipped with acceptable hitch for hook-up to the highway spreader, traffic controller per shift is required to posessa valid Industrial First "TENDER AWARD SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" "TENDER AWARD SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" Aid Certificate of Class "B' or better, =TENDER AWARD SUBJECT Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of TO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of Tender on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Transportation and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince Transportation and Highways at#213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince Tender on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of George, BC V2L 3H9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on March 9, 1994, George, BC V2L 3H9 until 2:00 p,m, (local time) on March 9, 1994, Transpodation and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince when tenders will be opened in public. (Fax revisions to the tendered when tenders will be opened in public. (Fax revisions to the tendered George, BC V2L3H9 until 2:00 p,m, (local time) on March 9, 1994, amount must be sent to: (604) 565-7016.) amount must be sent to: (604) 565-7016,) when tenders will be opened In public. (Fax revisions to the tendered A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (in accordance amount must be sent to: (694) 565-7016.) A surety bid bond will be required (in accordance with the Conditions with the Conditions of Tender). of Tender), A surety bid bond will be required (in accordance with the Conditions A pro-tender meeting is not scheduled. of Tender). A pro-tender meeting is not scheduled, Tender documents, complete with envelope, plans, specifications and A pre.tender meeting Is not scheduled. .Tender documents, complete with envelope, plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender are available from the Ministry of Transpodatlon Conditions of Tender are available from the Ministry of Transportation Tender documents, complete with envelope, plans, specifications and and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, BC and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, BC Conditions of Tender are available from the Ministry of Transportation V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16,00 per set plus 7% PST ($1.12) and 7% V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16,00 per set plus 7% PST ($1,12) and 7% and Highways at//213 . 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, BC GST ($1.12) for a total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through GST ($1,12) for a total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16.00 per set plus 7% PST ($1.12) and 7% any Regional Office of the Ministry of Transportation and Highways any Regional Office of the Ministry of Transpodation and Highways GST ($1.12) for a total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, between the hours of 8:30 a,m, to 4:30 p,m., Monday to Friday, any Regional Office of the Ministry of Transportation and Highways except holidays, except holidays, between the hours of 8:30 a.m, to 4'.30 p.m,, Monday to Friday, Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made except holidays. Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made by cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance by cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made and Corporate Relations, All purchases are non-refundable. and Corporate Relations, All purchases are non-refundable, by cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance For fudher information, contact Mr, Ken Cullen, Project Supervisor, and Corporate Relations, All purchases are non.refundable. Sealcoatlng at (604) 556.6650, or fax (604) 558-6663, or address For further information, contact Mr. Ken Cullen, Project Supervisor, 2600- 48thAve,, Vernon, B,C. V1T8KB. Sealcoating at (604) 558-6650, or fax (604) 558.6663, or address For further Information, contact Mr. Ken Cullen, Project Supervisor, 2600 - 48th Ave., Vernon, B,C. V1T 8K8. Sealcoatlng at (604) 558-6650, or fax (604) 558-6663, or address The lowest or any tender will not be necessarily be accepted. 2600 - 48th Ave., Vernon, B,C. V1T6K8. The lowest or any tender will not be necessarily be accepted. Province of Province of Province of British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia Ministry of Transportation Ministry of Transportation Ministry of Transportation and Highways and Highways i and Highways The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 1994 - 011 CLASSiFieD D hF TISING W

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GOLD NEW 19941.~ CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN NEW 1994I~.,, CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 4X4 ili!i Matt Kerby (84kg) Grog Buck (70kg) - Automatic [[~ ------=----~ - Automatic ~':~:i~ • ~ --" Agit Jaswal (42kg) - AM/FM Cassette ~ , :: :: ,' ': ~ ;~:i~,~-,~,~L~ w/Overdrive - 8 Passe0gerSea~ng i=~-AM/FM Cassette SILVER - Deep "tinted Glass ~..;:,~~~ " 9 Passenger Seat Jim Edgar (60kg) - Power Door Locks ~~":/ - Deep "tinted Glass - Reclining Seats - Locking Differential ~ _ ~,...... BRONZE " ' Lzkhbir Jaswal (63kg) Smartlease For Smartlease For !'i;! i~ I~!~{ Purchase For Purchase For 4TH PLACE *31 3.00" =442.00" John Veilleux =27,995.00 i a month/36 months =17,995.00 a month/36 months F' ~'~ ~ " =v NEW1994 CHEVROLET FULL SIZE 4X4 NEW1994 CHEVROLET CREW CAB 4X4 To get your results m~ ::i~¸!!~!:II!!;II~• - 5.7 Litre ~~~~1 on SCOREBOARD - 4.3 Utre • 5 Speed | :i{: 9 - 5 Speed j . Locking Differential i ~" - AM/FM Cassette -AM/F. Cassette ~ ~,~i~!~j~ - Cloth Seats - Skid Plates -- FAX: 638-8432 - 24 Hr. Roadside . Cold Climate Package Hi I i ~ ill;•: Assistance - Tachometer ~o[ PHONE: 638-7283 * Plus Much More Smartlease r Smartlease For Purchase For DROP OFF: 4647 Lazelle Purchase For *289.00" ~466.00" *25 995 O0 11;~'~,~~;:~ MODEM: 638.7247 after 6 p.m. a month/36 months =16,995.00 a month/36 months NEW1994 CHEVROLET AWD ASTRO VAN NEW1994 CHEVROLET FULL SIZE EXT. CAB 4X4 To make the following week's ".-AutomaticAM/FM6 Cylindercassette ! ( {...... : ~:~';~!...... - 4.3 Litre paper, results must reach the • - 5 Speed i!. Sports Desk by 5 p,m, the - 8 Passenger Seating ~. ii:~ - Air Conditioning previous Friday. - Deep "lqnted Glass - AM/FM Cassette - Power Door Locks * Plus Much More IIII -All Wheel Drive from Cl Smartlease For Smartlease For Purchase For Ladies =348.00" Purchase For =391.00" =19,995.00 a month/36 months *21,995.00 spiel a month/36 months And in 'D' event it was another close battle as ex-Te~acite Hendry, now of Kamloops, staged a spirited comeback PARTS against Prince Rupert's Penny Brown. The expert choice. ~ASSISTANCE Brown epemd strongly with a deuce and steals of one in each of the next two. Hcndry closed to within one in F ...... !@ I • the sixth, then stole two more to r~ edge ahead. x/ ii~~' However, after tying it up in the ~r eighth, Brown came back with ",' ,~ her own steal of two and the teams shook hands at 8-6. Next up on the local curling club calendar is the Totem Mixed Bompiel, March 11-13, followed i941 by the Men's Loggers March 30 to April 3. McEwan For more information on either, Terrace ,~,: !?i!:i phone the curling club at 635- : UI=ALI=H : : :2:/ 5583. r~~i~:~ , ,Bne, h ~Or~'dopooaand t*,

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