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LIKE ALL deals in the world of tion Corp. effective April 30, the That title is still held by original "They've phoned us and have and the majority of its services, lulose for its Prince Rupert pulp high finance, the proposed amal- transfer of Orenda's forest licorice owners Avenor Inc. of Montreal requested a meeting but there's induding steam and effluent mill for the next two years. gamation of Orenda Forest Pro- must be approved by the provin- and a group of American newspa- been no confirmation of a time treaUnent, are tied to the latter. Even should all of the Orenda duels with a mostly American cial government. per companies. for that meeting," said Archer Avenor also owns and controls pulp fibre end up at Gold River, it company is more complicated There's growing opposition to The partuership built the mill in official Norman Lord from docking facilities and a chipper at still will fall short of the 5130,000 than it first seems. the move to take wood from the the late 1980s but dosed it in the Montreal last week. Gold River. cubic metres a year the paper mill And the stated purpose of re- northwest and ship it south. face of mounting debt in Decem- Avenor also figures as a major And should the deal 'with can process. opening a closed newsprint mill OFP itself, a joint venture by a ber 1993. player as it owns 51 per cent of Orenda go through, not all of Excess pulp fibre is a scarce on Vancouver Island is not yet a group of companies which bought Avenor and its American news- Pacific Forest Products which op Orenda's wood would be im- commodity in the province sure thing. the debt of the owners of the paper partners are considered in crates a kraft pulp mill at Gold mediately available. nowadays ar,d there are predic- While the majority of Orenda's Gold River newsprint mill, default of their debt but no court River. That's because more than half tions the supply is going to shareholders have approved an doesn't have title to the building action has been started yet to The newsprint mill is on the of Orenda's annual allowable cut tighten up even further. amalgamation wi$ OFP Aequisi- or its facilities. change tha k same property as the kraft mill is under contract to Skeena Col- There's more Orenda coverage on Page A 2 'and Page A l& Petter I)romises close look at planned sale FORESTS MINISIER Andrew date. between Tenace and ~timaL ..... -i '" Petter is promising a full review "As I understand it the licence A] though Orenda proceeded. L': ~," of the deal to sell Orenda Forest Orenda has is subject to a eondi- with the technical desilgn aiid en-"i Products and its forest licence, tion tot/~iid"h processing facility vironmental appro~'als for ihel~ Speaking last week, Petter said that is satisfactory, to the licensor, pulp and paper mUl, it struggled ,~,~ .. ; he'll be examining the deal with the govenunent,'! said Petter. to find financing. . i. an eye to protecting jobs and "That conditi0n doesn't have to It had asked the provincial community stability and looking be met until 1996 but it will be government for a,$I00 imillion at plans for future use of the part of the consideratiogs," he loan guar/intce to attract private wood. . " said...... - ...... fiuanc'L~,. ~,,: ...... -~'~ ,. ThatincludesPubll~:hearlng~"./"./".'l~r,o,.~,~'!Tii~ff~:~'~(wlieth~ the.. But ti/e.i/r0y~deh/s"iidd"lt fight determine comments and public should allow a company to wanted Orenda to line up that prl' opinions from northwesterners, profit under licence conditions it .- rate financing before considering "I have the authority to protect has and whether those conditions any assistance. the public's interest, to look at were satisfied," Petter added. Petter expects the issue ofw00d jobs and community stability," "If conditions in a licence are leaving one region for anotherto said Petter. not satisfactorily met, the govern- come up in the deliberations over Although Petter wouldn't corn- meat has certain rights and these the Orenda deal. meat on the specifics of the include revocation of the He noted that some com- Orcnda deal because no official licence," he Said. munities object to wood leaving transfer request has been made That licorice condition caused their area for another yet at the' yet, he did say he'd look at Orenda four years ago to begin same time have facilities thatpro- Orenda's licence performance to planning for a pulp and paper mill cuss wood flom someplace else. Forest office changes shape KALUM Forest district's The Skeena team will have 15 the forest sewlce's organization. new zone format should be fully members, Kitimat 11, Stewart- The idea is that having a team in place by the end of next month, eight and the Small Business Pro- looking after n, specific area will says district manager Brian gram nine. result in better continuity from Downie. He said some personnel' have planning through cutting to sit- Under the new system, the dis- already been assigned to their vieuitural work. trict has been divided into four new areas but some positions in Downie also anticipated the zones -- Skeena, Kitimat, each remain to be filled, public would Fred the zone'sys- Stewart and the Small Business Each team will be respons~le tem more to their liking because: Program. for all projects within its zone and there would be a specific team Downie said each zone team have its own supervisor and for- clearly linked to their particular consists of technicians and forest- ester who will report to a zone area. • -. . ers covering the three basic areas manager. " ' • Better Service to the pubiic and . of operation: harvesting, The new format emerged from quicker resolution of Issues were engineering and silviculture, an eight-month re-examination of other advantages he expected. City slams Rafe Mair THE CITY OF TERRACE has been declared a "Rafe Mair Free Zone." City council passed coanciilor Ed Graydon's - :: .. ,. ,~,~,l~" l ,o. , ~m¢~,. . motion by a 5-1 margin, with CITY REO director Steve Scott Is a key city official involved in assembling greenspace. councillor Gordon Hull opposed. Mair is the CKNW radio talk Happy bir!hday show host who led and Green belt slowly crystallizedsouthern opposition much to ofAle,'in's the to country s flag $1.3 billion Kemano Completion Project, killed last month by premier Mike ' coming together H~u'court. BAKE A cake and break out colonies. '" "Rafe Mair has continued to the candles. In 1868, the maple leaf was badger and downplay the Todayis the 30th anniver- incorporated into theeoals of By JEFF NAGEL the foot of the bench when foot of Lanfear Hill. importance of Alcan to the ,saryofourflag. arms of Quebec snd Ontario. IT'S LIKE A JIGSAW puzzle two bench properties amal- "A lot of it is already that's slowly coming together. gamated. northwest," Graydon told ; Raised for the first time on Canadian soidlenwom the green," notes Scott. council. Parliament Hill on Feb. 15, maple leaf onunlfonm during When city recreation direc- The city also gained park- But there's a big difference tor Steve Scott looks down at land along Howe Creek when "Day after day, program 1965, the red maple leaf on a the First and Second World between it being undeveloped after program, Rafe Mair white background represents Wan, a map of city parkland, he the Rowland subdivision west bush and being city-owned sees a band of green space' of DeIong Cres. was devel. continues to reach in and rip the coiours of France (red). J~ With:meat thlngs:Cana~ parkland that can be devel- the heart out of the northwest." and England (white). dish, the Map! • Leaf was not along the escarpment with a oped. oped and maintained. few key gaps in it. Aa~other 50-foot creekside The city w6n't' ban Mair Those two countries used adopledwithoutoontroversy. There are now only four from ils streets or prevent him red and white dating back to Progressive, Censervailve, "We've been piecing to- buffer was added when anoth. pieces missing from the park gether the park quietly as we er subdivision took place west froln h0nting 0rfishing here. the Crusades. leader!/ohn Dlefenbaker oP puzzle: But council.will ask Skeena I ' The maple'lenf has long posedreplacing th e old flag, [ go along," Scott explains. of Rowland. • A 10-acre parcel behind Broadcasters to stop I been associated with this theRed Enst~i when Prime l- Another piece of the puzzle If complete, the ttafl system Christy Park that extends fell into place last month would extend from Christy. broadcasting Mair's'taik "show , country andappearedon coins Minister I..esteiPear~n began ,I when the city gained land at Park near Kalum St, to. the Cont'd Page A12 in the notthwest,:The sh0w:t/ms . and stamps connected with., ...... a. surch, for' a'.... ne~' ~lltg ..... in : J • 4 n , :,.~;..~,...... ,_ i the tintFrench and Engllsh~: 1964/ ...... -.:~.,-~.,,.,- ~:: ":: ...."] I " A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

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wood to re-open a dosed new- means the closure of its B mill of Local It of the Pulp and sprint mill at Gold River on Van- and the loss of jobs. Paperworkers of Canada in Gold Harry Papushka couver Island. W~ile the A mill could Still op- River. 4648Lakelse AGENCIES 63-6561 Sawlogs are also bought which erate, its costs would then be end up at Skeena Cellulose's higher because it would assume Camaby mill. all of the overhead required to run "It is a concern. There's al- the operation. ready a heavy search on for fibre DOUBLE YOUR J TH!laVafianlnn estaurant] nowadays," said Papushks. In itself the shipment of raw 1994 RRSP I The frlendllest"lnn"townl I "When we lose supply, we have no,them wood down south or Make our place "Your Place" to enjoy an evening ~~ Pl to be concerned." across oceans isn't new. G of Intimate dining with reasonabl~ Skeena Cellulose has a contract The Queen Charlotte Islands to buy 100,000 cubic metres of has been a histodcal supplier of TAX SAVIN S! of br,,,ry pulp wood a year from Orenda wood destined for southern mills. and an optton~to buy another (The forest service has recog- i:el)S: I00,000 cubic metres a year. nized this by plating the Char- That amounts to about eight per lotto` within the Vancouver cent of the supply needed at Forest Region and not in the Skeena Cellulose's Prince Rupert Prince Rupert Forest Region.) I - ., " pulp mill. And large segments of the As it is, Skcena Cellulose only Kitimat Valley ended up down 0rCallTollFree 1-800-667-3205 i I:l ~ro~ _/~e~{) Orle~8 i has about one million cubic south in the 1960s. metres under direct llceuce to But a growing fibre shortage For ever), I BayouOysters Creole i you will r feed its Rupert mill. and the dependence by Skeena in Brochette Gumbo The fibre market has been so Cellulose on Orenda wood has tight Skeena Cellulose has barged made the situation more acute. Pr#viqcial20' $6.95 $5.50 . Tax t.rt',Oll I up wood from Vancouver and has There's even a certain amount Sirloin Steak 20 ¢ Shrimp Blackened Federal & Oyster Tax Credit Etouff6e Halibut Savings served with "Cajun Style" Brochette Orenda wood not Jambalaya rice served with wild rice ith fresh vegetables 40 ¢ and melon salsa & baked potato ^0,.,o.,o Tax Savin~ with RRSg $15.95 ~" • $15.95 ., $15.95 • I enough open conlribution" 20 ¢ Reserve Early for ValentinesDay. Aclual Cosl King Crab legs Special for the whole weekend - Feb. 10 to 14 I of Your newsprint mill Investment' OoenFor Lunch ~nT- .~.-;'~t--] I ~ CA~AC " " I OUT OFTOWN - TOLLFREE I I RE-OPENING A dosed Van- "They've given us indications 1520 3~ Tuesday-Friday11:30 a,m,-2:00 p,m. I - -800-5 Z-916 .I I couver Island newsprint mill is Pr[nce O there will be some additional jobs Fax: 604 Dinner I 11 going to require more wood of some kind but we don't have 'Ba.~ ia a aub,~aUoa of $J than'll be available from Orends ar,aud taxable kcome of app M0nday.Sunday 5:00 p.m. • 11:00p,m, any more details available,,' said ,~wt,~ pet mll~ /t~mmd ~t Forest Products. Foster. That's the predlctlon of pulp in- 7Tr~ ~'vet, P.~'t~ i~ not .. ~ Foster even held• out hope the woa~ oppot~ wu~ ~ dustry watchers and officials fob proposed new owners will con- p~,om~v,,Nc~comd~tul lowing news that a company sider Orenda's plan to build a wants to amalgamate with Orenda pulp and paper mill between Ter- .I For~t.,,Products,.and:, use~ .that race and Ritimat. PUBLIC AUCTION ,Them is a fibre supply there 'INVENTORY OF UNCLAIMED ABANDONED U:S. .... ,Orenda's licence.in the Stewart and other assets and the assets are Per • CUSTOMS; GOVERNMENT SEIZED ":'" ...... :~" area"allows it~tocut 342,000 the project," said Foster. Inventory obtainedfrom U.S. Customs auction, will be auctioned, cubidmetres a year. About two- "We don't know what will hap- majority of inventory consists of general order ,thirds is pulplog suitable for pen to the project at this point." Always wa~ merchandise. Other additionsinclude paper and the rest is sawlog. Even should the Oxenda wood • glorious cu I) But the Gold River newsprint end up at Gold River, past experi- HiGH VALUE ;mill can consume up to 500,000 ence there with wood from the Well now is cubic metres of wood a year. Stewart area hasn't been good. perfect tim PERSIAN & ORIENTAL RUGS "They must be sure there's Union officials from Gold River Goods released for immediate dis }osal some other wood somewhere. and from Avenor Inc. ack- achieve the ,God knows where. I assume these nowledged that the high volume you've alw .people know that," said Council of mt 'from wood in the Stewart 'of Forest Industry official Brian area, some of which came from wanted: McCloy. Orenda, cansed problems. He said the impacts of land use "The experience is not what we plans and the Forest Practices would like it to have been, but I'd Code are rapidly reducing the an- not want to make a judgment nual amount of pulp available in about it at this point," said the province. Avenor official Norman Lord. ~ ~~ It's not now unusual for com- The newsprint mJil uses a • ~!~...... "?:~.~7,~ .'~ ~.~.~.~... '. : "... '"'C:. panies to bring in pulp and thermomechanical process requir- sawlogs from Alaska and from ing a fairly high quality of pulp othcr provinces. log. --- - II I I I I I I II IIII | "The long term impact ou fibre That high quality comes in the Silk & wool master weaves and other fine palace carpets, supply is not very good;" said form of longer fibres produced McCloy. from grinding chips. BRONZE WORKS • FINE JEW'ELLERY He also noted that Orenda still This is a different method than has a contract with Skeena Cel- the chemical process, at Skecna Sunday, Feb. 19/1995 lulose to supply up to 200,000 Ccllulose's Prince Rupert mill. February 13 - cubic metres of pulpwood a year. THE COAST INN OF THE WEST There, wood is "cooked" to 4620 LAKELSE AVE', TERRACE, B.C. As it is, a kraft pulp mill at produce the mw material from Gold River is pretty much using which paper is made. all available pulp fibre from the 1:00 P.M. SHARP The Skcena Cellulose process HAIR GALLERY Public viewing from 12:00 p.m. area and beyond, said Norman permits using lower quality pulp Lord from Avenor Inc. It owns 51 logs with higher degrees of rot. per cent of a company which op- 4711 D Keith Ave. 635-3729 crates the Gold River pulp mill.

The newsprint mill in question " ,I : T .... closed in late 1993 after mount- ing debt and low newsprint prices became too much of a burden. • : :, ; Avenor also owns the newsprint mill in partnership with American THIS YEAR LASTYEAR I DAILY RECORDS newspaper companies. 'i Avenor's Lord said lack of fibre J~r~. • ~ pcpM MAX. MIN, PCPN SUN MAX. YEAR MIN. YEAR PRECIP, YEAR all through 1994 frustrated efforts 4 5,1 0,6 7,5 -3.4 -9,4 7.4 5.1 1995 -17,8 1968 46,8 1979 to open up again. "Fibre supply became a major 5 5.6 1.7 3,4 0,0 -5.3 -9,9 TR 0.0 9.6 1993 -13,9 1971 79,0 1961 issue as early as the first quarter 6 3,8 0.9 1.2 0,0 -3.3 -9,3 8.3 7.6 1964 -15.0 1971 23,6 1972 of 1994 and that continued," said 7 5,0 0,6 3,7 -9.1 -14,3 5,5 7.8 1963 -13,3 1959 23:4 1984 Norman Lord. 8 Orenda Forest Products vice 5,9 -2.7 6,3 -10.9 -12,9 8.6 0.0 7.8 1963 -14.5 1965 25,4 1984 president Frank Foster said he 9 1,9 -2.7 0,9 -8.0 -11.1 4.6 0.0 8.6 1978 -14,4 1985 51,8 1964 isn't aware of what plans the 10 2.8 -0,9 TR 0,4 0.1 -8.5 2.0 0.0 8.3 1963 -16,7 1975 20.1 1977 company's proposed new owners have for the wood. ROAD MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: We can still expect winter conditions with cool nights. Watch for frost and icy NECHAKO ~~-- 0 sections in evenings and mornings. Watch for sand trucks and patching crews. ~~ NORTHCOAST Please watch for and obey traffic control signing. To report road hazards, call 638. CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 8383 during office hours. After hours, please call 1.800.665.5051. /"/// /7 Your Road Maintenance Contractor I II An Environmental Citizenship Message From Environment Canada Many of our communities chlorinate their drinking water to kill bacteria. Although chlorination can also form harmful by-products, its benefits are much greater than the small risk of health effects from these compounds...... NDP etting The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995. A3 roug r=de News A GROUP OF northwest union death of the"Kemano project In Brief members has started a campaign ended hopes of hundreds of union to cut off the financial support construction members who were organized labour traditionally either working on the project Nominations gives the NDP. when it was shut down or ex- needed Group organizer Allan Crier pected to work there. "These same people will end THE PROVINCIAL govern- said the NDP government no ment is looking for candidates longer represents rank and /'de up on unemployment insurance. They might be lucky enough to for its Order of British union members, particularly those Columbia. The award is the find trivial part time jobs else- in the northwest. province's highest and recog- where. If not, they and their The move to cut off financial nizes outstanding achieve- support got its spark when the spouses and children will be on ments, excellence or distinc- welfare," said Grier. NDP killed the Kemano Comple- tion in a person's field of The group is also ~vorried about tion Project the end of January. endeavour. And it took hold after a Jan. 31 another contentious issue -- so- Nominations are now being demonstration by union members called "rat unions". received for the 1995 list of in front of Skeena NDP MLA These are unions not affiliated Order of B.C. recipients and Heimut Giesbrecht's office. with mainline labour and have the deadline is March 9. been criticized for being friendly To date group members come An independent advisory to employers and for paying from six unions affiliated with the council, chaired by the Chief B.C. and Yukon Building Trades lower wages and benefits than Justice of B.C., makes recom- Council and the B.C. Federation called for in mainline contracts. mendations based on nomina' of Labour. Grier said union members are tions received. "We're hoping to get as many disappointed the NDP govern- The Order of B.C. has been members as possible who are dis- ment hasn't taken action against granted to 80 British Colum, gusted with what the NDP has these kinds of unions. bians since 1980. done to us," said Crier. Tied to that is the number of Nomination forms are avail' "This is our way of getting our out-of-province contractors work- able from the local govern- message down to our brothers in ing in B.C. who bring in workers Teamsters union shop steward Smith predicted. SLOGAN ON BACK of jacket point of Allan Grier loud and ment agent's office in the ac- the south." from elsewhere. Al Smith from Kitimat said the "A few of us are looking at clear. He's one of a group of cess cenUe on the corner of Group members belong to car- "The union leaders must now group won't ask union members supporting the Reform party," he Eby and Lazelle. penters, ironworkers, operating stand up and be accountable to to support any particular party, said. local union members upset engineers, plumbers and pipefit- and support the rank and file just not to support the NDP. Grief bought a membership last with the NDP over a number of ters, boiler makers and teamster workers, just as they have been "They haven't done a damn week in the provincial Reform issues, including the killing of Miller aide ,I. the Kemano project. He and union locals in the northwest. supported by the workers," said thing for jobs for the men and party. others now want unions to "This is not a push by the lo- Crier. women of the northwest," said "It's the first political party has new job withhold financial support from cals. It's the members who are "The executives must Smith of the NDP. I've belonged to in my life," he AN AIDE to Northcoast MLA the NDP, their traditional ally. taking action," said Crier. denounce the NDP and hold back Some disaffected union mem- said. "I'll do anything to defeat and skills, training and labour Crier, a carpenter, said the any future/-mancial support." bers may work for other parties, the NDP." minister Dan Miller has a new job. Michael Riesboreugh is now the regional economic NDP MLA tangles with local labour organizer development manager for the provincial government's small WHAT LOOKS like to be a ram- letter to council president Len not by himself, matters, office. Instead they beat on the business, tourism and culture ily feud is shaping up between Werden about Giesbrecht. And he criticized a sentence in "My job is to represent the supporters they have." ministry. Skeena NDP MLA Helmut Gies- "Giesbrecht could have used a which Giesbrecht said Glover working people, no matter who is Giesbrecht realized that con- He's based in the ministry's brecht• and a local labour little diplomacy and tact and voted for the Liberals in the last in government," Glover added, struction union members are frus- regional office here in Terrace organizer, would not have received such a federal election. Giesbrecht said he has con- trated because more and more and is working with ministry: It began after union members, hot reception if he had done so," "It's none of his business how I sistentiy and constantly presented work is being done by non-union economic development of. considered traditional supporters wrote Glover. vote. And I'm trot going to tell labour issues to the government members or by people from out- ricers located in various com- of the NDP, gathered in front of Giesbrecht also wrote Werden, you how I vote. People have a "In terms of the record, this side the province. munities throughout the Gieabrecht's Park Ave. office saying "I do not intend to con- right to vote for who they . government has done more for And he said he's raised the is- •northwest. ' Jan. 31 to protest the killing of tinually be harassed only because please," he said. labour than any other," said sue of so-called employer friend- Riesberough's hiring ends a the Kemano Completion Project. I represent a convenient target for Glover did acknowledge that he Giesbreeht. ly unions with the government. search for a regional manager They also complained about him to get media coverage. Fred is a heavy critic of the NDP '!You get somewhat frustrated "It's said that you've got to be which stretched back to last jobs being taken by people fxom keeps telling rne it is nothing per- government and has had constant when people are protesting in able to take the heat and have a year. - outside of the province, sonal but he seems intent on contact with Giesbrecht on labour front of my office and don't go to thick skin," Said Giesbrecht. Before working for Miller in I The labour organizer, Fred defeating the government." issues, anybody else," he continued. "That's Free but don't confuse his Prince Rupert office, Ries- [ Glover of the B.C. and Yukon GloW,or obj~ted~Gi~sbrecht'~i~; ~He~saidhers disappointed:so,far ~."(NorthCoast NDP~MLA,Dan) that with volunteering to~:be;a borough was the government:/ Territory Construction and Build' letter, Saying "the~: ~fbtest' wasi~ With~ tii~ ';])erfonna'nce.sof 'the :,~ " Milleds.office is 85 .miles~ down doormat£or anyigroup. :I'm~just ing Trades Council, then wrote a organized by union members and i provincial g0vernment"o~' labour ' the road.'Why don't, they try.his fightingback, that's:., all:"=:, ...... , TERRACE CO-OP "The Original Membemhip Savings Store!" 6i All Terrace Co-op Members will receive 10% off all regular price fabric, notions and patterns. This is ever..qf_d , not just this week/ o BROAVC'OT. / $ 95 /m Everyday low price / dda~jN, m ,a~Jm= /POLY STUFFING r

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,') Border bandits / 0' l I U.S. PRESIDENT Bill Clinton's latest brain- wave is to charge some kind of toll of a couple of bucks on anyone entering or leaving the United States. This has caused the expected outrage from many Canadians who live close to the border. The idea of Uncle Sam cutting into their ,//;" ,,/,: savings when they zip across the border for gas, ~',. "N groceries and booze is apparently just too much. Clinton's proposal doesn't seem to be a terribly [I neighbourly idea, nor one in the interests of freer trade. But we can't help but think it might be in the ~,2--.~z ~ interests of those of us in the north. Eighty per cent of the Canadian population lives within 100 miles of the U.S. border. In 1993, Canadians went to the U.S. for just a day trip 49 million times, according to Statistics Canada. B.C. was responsible for almost 25 per NDP tricky balancing act cent of that traffic. VICTORIA ~ Finance Min- budget last spring, the govern- mirror budget-balancing act.

Canadians travellers spent a total of $7.9 billion ister Elizabeth Cull fired the i ment froze taxes for three "Governments should not in the U.S. in 1993. Same day Canadian travel- first salvo last week in the years as part of a commitment borrow money to finance ser- campaign for an election that to middle-income British vices consumed only by lers -- the zip across and back cross-border hasn't been called yet. Columbians that they should today's taxpayers," Cull says. shoppers only spent $208 million of that. But In an eight-page pamphlet, not be asked to pay more to "At the same time, taxpayers in these days of deficit control, every bit helps. sent to about 50,000 fight the deficit." should not be expected to pay households across British N Well, the NDP may not have the full cost today for facilities By taking their business south, cross,border Columbia, Cull tells us that i increased direct taxation. In- that will be used in the future shoppers dodge out of their fair share of GST things have never been better come taxes didn't go up, for by others.' ' and taxes on the gasoline and other products they in Lotusland. instance. But they didn't say I have said before that this "British Columbia has one they wouldn't increase fees. approach makes certain sens e. . buy there. of Canada's strongest And they have gone up, every- Bat again, I point out that no That puts a greater proportion of the Canadian economies, a shrinking deficit thing from marriage licences to matter over how many years and the best provincial bond !ROM THE CAPITAl fishing licences. They still put the government amortizes the tax burden on northerners -- and the few flag- rating in the country," the their hands into our pockets, cost of infrastructure projects, waving patriots elsewhere ~ who either can't or minister trumpets on page one. HUBERT BEYER folks. it will add to the province's won't take their money south. And then, stroking the prover- overall debt is larger than ever Page 3 features a swipe at the overall debt and increase the bial little guy, she adds that the before, and had the NDP Fraser Institute, the NDP's amount needed to service that Make no mistake, economics is economics. real measure of success is government rolled the costs of swum enemy. In a recent pub- debt. Many of us would be in there with the rest of the whether this prosperity is huge public works projects lication, the institute said Brit- On page 8 of the pro-election porkers, if given the chance. shared fairly by all British such as highways and schools ish Columbia taxes are among pamphlet, Cull delivers the Columbians in all regions of ...... into 'tl/e"e~iuati0n, the'ddfii:if"the highesr itt'th~0untrY' Not ...... coup de grace to doubters of But Ottawa ,So~,far,cloesn't seem terribly inter~:~.,,:,;;:.: "~3 t,~,th¢provsnce" ~,.. ~.. ,:,., ~:.., : would be blgger, iikii:~fiaiili~'r2"'-..-so/says ~Ulli.offeriing-her::own.:~ 4a~r.-mir.aC!e,work. She quotes ested in plugging the tax drain of cross-border ..... Page 2! "Deficit down 80 A little further down, Cull figures, according to which financial experts waxing wise shopping. per cent in three years. For the says that after three years, the British Columbia is among the about British Columbia's third year in a row, the B.C. government strategy is ahead lowest-taxed provinces. financial status. Maybe Washington will help. government has cut the provin- of target, with mid-year results Here it is important to re- Among them is the Dow cial deficit without cutting for fiscal 1994 indicating that member that you can believe Jones Capital Markets Report, health, education and other ser- "the government may achieve neither side. The Fraser In- May 10, 1995: "Moody's In- vices vital to the ordinary per- the goal of balancing the stitute, in its holy mission to vestors Service economic out- son." budget earlier than expected." root out socialism wherever it look remains positive ... Debt Well, there she goes again, What did I tell you? Cull will rears its ugly head, is as good levels remain the lowest of any talking about having slashed bring in a so-called balanced at manipulating figures and Canadian province." the deficit. And again, I must budget in March, setting the statistics as any government. What can I say7 Even the point out that the deficit reduc- stage for an election. Page 6 features a lengthy ex- capitalists seem t9 believe this. Made in B.C. tion is largely a smoke-and- Also on page 3: "Tax freeze planation of what I referred to balanced-budget stuff. mirror show. The province's begins second year. In the B.C. earlier as the smoke-and- LOCAL CITIZENS have to wonder when one of the city's largest public sector buildings is going to undergo a name change. For now that big gray complex down on Keith is called the B.C. Hydro building. But as each year goes by, the B.C. Forest Service, which leased space there in the late 1980s, is taking up Problems of fatherhood more and more room. At the pace things are AS MUTTS CK), he was hand- vantage of the regional dis- animal make a high, solid, ex- i: going, it's conceivable that B.C. Hydro employ- some enough, a black Lab- trict's neutering bargain. pensive fence worth squat, ees will find themselves working out of a couple cross with a hangdog Walter The bargain works like this: What fun it would be to pres, Matthau expression. To look at i The first time a dog is picked ent the Lab's owner with a bill of trailers in the parking lot in a few years. him, you wouldn't imagine he up at large, the impoundment to cover the cost of extra dog' On the one hand it's comforting to know that could out-leap Big Ben. fee is $50. (It's $65 the second food, and the $10 per pup the the taxpayer-financed building is being utilized. But he could, and several time, $90 the third, $100 the dog pound will charge to board times in late November he fourth.) But the owner receives them until they're adopted. On the other it demonstrates what's becoming a vaulted a five foot fence, ir- a form entitling his dog to free I can picture the encounter made-in-B.C, mathematical formula ~ the less resistibly attracted to a female spaying or neutering by a local with the owner. He I d swear his wood there is, the more people are needed to chow-cross sturdy as a vet. Lab never, ever left his proper- Hereford with paws the size of Thornhiil's vet charges $75 ty. Suggest he have his Lab manage the supply. horseshoes and a billy club plus GST to do a dog weighing neutered and watch him cross That same formula is also evident in the forest tail. Neither yelling nor broom less than 50 pounds, $90 plus his knees like Frazier at the industry with the need to hire more and more brandishing deterred him for tHROUGH BIFOCAL. ~ GST for a larger dog. The prospect of having Eddic long. Like the cat in the song, CLAUDETTE SANDECKI regional district is sponsoring a neutered. people to process more and more forms as more he always came back. substantial saving. The only thing to do is ad- and more cutting and siliviculture regulations Now the chow is suckling ing ears or tugging tails. Besides the pending heart- vertise that the pups will need come into play. seven mewling puppies. But eight weeks hence, when break, there's the coat of extra good homes by mid-March. They're cute, resembling baby the kids and the pups have dogfood. Already the bitch has The ad will stress their The expectation is that more management will rhinos with M and M feet, tails bonded tight as gum to a sock, an unruly appetite. Soon the mother's gentleness with result in better logging and milling methods. All like three-cornered files, and the kids will face the heart- puppies may short-circuit the toddlers, tolerance of the regu- fuzzy triangles of fur for ears. break of psoriasis Whoops. food chain and gobble dogfood lar mailman, and gymnastic in- we can do is hope that it works. Brought into the house one at The heartbreak of giving up straight from Mom's dish. competence. a time for the kids to cuddle, the puppies. It's a wrenching Since the bitch has always Their sire will be ack- they're solid wee armfuls in they could do without -- and been confined within her nowledged in two words I need of tenderness, something would do without if the owner fenced yard except when taken Lab cross. every child doles out in gener- of the lab respected Thomhill's for walks on a leash, it's gall- PUBLIsHER/EDITOR: Rod Link ous portions when not tweak- by-laws or at least took ad- ing to have someone's roving ADVERTISING MANAGER: Mike L, Harem PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur NEWS COMMUNITY: Jeff Nagel ' NEWS SPORTS: Malcolm Baxter ~u~ c4~e_ NoR-r~t "r~g "t~ A g S A ~ N--! OFFICE MANAGER: Rose Fisher, Terry Miller ~)g-ARR~V~I~ W/~ \ I DARKROOM: Susan Credgeur ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: /~. ~)o eAc/csAC/<-~ II Sam Collier, Janet Viveiros, Trucey Tomas CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Karen Brunette MEMBER OF B.C, PRESS COUNCIL Serving the Terrace and Thornhlll area. 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. ) The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995- A5 Kemano decision hailed as victory for all By TOM WEEGAR "not one salmon"), these grass tams, and for the environment and their traditional lands. put and decision-making (the The provincial government's roots movements were able to more generally. While Alcan was able to steam- Meech Lake Accord and the recent decision to cancel Alcan's convince the majority of British We need only look to the south roll over these peoples in the lofty Charlottetown Agreement arc controversial Kemano Comple- Columbians, and eventually the to see the impact of successive mngaproject days of the 1950s, testimony to this). tion Project is an immense vic- B.C. Utilities Commission, that to dams and water diversions on a they are unable to do so today. As well, the public mood will tory. allow the KCP to proceed would river system. The once produc- Alcan has no right demanding not tolerate big business imposing Not only is it a victory for the have disastrous results. The deci- tive Columbia River now suffers compensation for the cancelation their profit-driven motives upon Cheslatta First Nation and the sion is also a victory for com- from near depletion of salmon on of this project from either the Canadians, as the Rogers Cable various communities that live munities of the northwest. its upper reaches due to altera- provincial or federal government. fiasco aptly demonstrated. along the banks of the Nechako Although the short-term construc- tions to its original course. Fur- The 1987 pact that they reached The provincial govermncnt and Fraser Rivers, but it is a vic- tion jobs associated with the com- thermore, with the population of with government was a shoddy should be congratulated for tory for all citizens of British pletion of Kemano II will no Pacific salmon showing stress up deal to begin with, and it certain- making the arduous decision to Columbia• First and foremost, the longer be realized, northwest and down the B.C coast, we can- ly had profound negative environ- shut KCP down. AS well, the decision to can KCP is a victory communities might now promote not afford to further meddle with mental and social consequences. Cheslatta First Nation and the in. for direct democracy and long-term economic opportunities precious spawning habitat. If it had been allowed to go terior communities should be community-based movements. without the far reaching impacts The last thing we want is for the ahead, it would very likely have commended for their tenacity and Lead by the Cheslatta First Na- on communities throughout B.C. Pacific salmon to go the way of alienated many Canadians' en- determination in bringing this tion, details about the dubious Rather than focusing on the East coast cod fishery. • vironmentally and socially con- project to the public's attention. 1987 agreement between govern- megaprojects to create employ- Finally, and somewhat ironical- scions sensibilities, and these And Alesn should be thankful ment and Alcan to dramatically men,, northwest residents might ly, the decision to halt KCP is people would have consequently that it no longer has to reduce the flow of water in the now look to far more sustainable also a victory for Alcan. This de- turned against the corporation. pursue a project that would have Tom Weegar is a Nechako River system have been and environmentally conscious cision removes an environmental AS well, since Alcan owes the dire consequences for its corPo- resident of Terrace. lte made public throughout B.C. developments such as ace- albatross from the corporation's government roughly $950 million rate image both domestically and instructs at the In alliance with environmental tourism, wilderness outposts, and shoulders. in deferred taxes, seeking com- internationally. Northwest Community organizations and interior com- fishing operations to promote At a time when most multi- pensation from the Canadian tax- When all things are considered, College and works for munities, the Cheslatta waged a community-based employment. national corporations are trying to payer at a time of fiscal frugality the cancellation of this project is public relations battle against At- Certainly the pristine beauty reconcile the environmental im- is nothing less than an insult. beneficial to all British Columbia the Kitsumkalum Band can to inform the public of the and exceptional wilderness pacts of their activities, KCP just This intrepid decision by the citizens. as a community negative environmental and so- treasures of the northwest should doesn't make sense. provincial govermnent to cancel One creative alternative for AI- development co. cial consequences of with KCP. coincide well with these develop- Furthermore, the decision al- KCP demonstrates that Canadian can is to take the partially com- ordinator, assisting with Struggling against the corporate taunts. lows Alcan to improve their im- citizens are sick and tired of pleted behemoth within Mt. economic development giant's f'mancial resources and The decision is also a huge vic- age within an international com- agreements being reached behind Dubose and turn it into a one-of- and the treaty process. media spin doctors (promising to tory for B.C. salmon, for the munity that is increasingly con- closed doors by wealthy men in a-kind tourist museum. "if you build 'not one dam" and kill Nechako and Fraser River sys- cerned about indigenous peoples suits without regard for public in- build it, they will cornel" Political expediency real reason for decision An open letter to: River system and our salmon public and Alcan only minutes fear that there is more to come. It simply the most expensive public Mike Harcourt, fishery forever." What buldd The before announcing your decisionI is interesting to note the only opinion poll ever undertaken by a Premier, B.C.U.C, report does not uphold In all honesty, we must admit major project going on in B.C. is political party. Victoria, B.C. this statement. Sockeye returns in that we were not very surprised at the Island Highway, and we are We believe this decision places Dear Sir: the Stuart have been improving. your government's decision. It informed it was not subject'to any any possible future major devel- The Terrace & District Cham- It also states that the province is fits and follows quite naturally review process. How can this be? opment in our province in grave ber of Commerce hereby ex- the only signatory to the 1987 with this government's pattern of Our chamber has long been on jeopardy. Why would any private presses, in the strongest poss~le Settlement Agreement that has land use decisions. Withdrawal of record as a supporter of company want to risk millions of terms, its objection to your failed to keep up its obligation to lands from future development sustainable development, and we dollars when they cannot depend government's rejection, of AI- the protection of freshwater fish. may gain you dinner with A1 have no wish to see development on the word, and signature, of the , ~ ~ ann's Kemano Completion Pro- The report further states that Gore and kudos from National that would be detrimental in the government of the day? i~ jeer. Fraser River migration would not Geographic, but, Mr. Premier, long term. Mr. Premier, you have l~~~ The decision is one that we be impacted by the project. To they will not gain the revenue But we also believe that the sacrificed jobs and economic view to be based on political ex- link K.C.P. as respons~le for the needed to support our social pro- process should be fair and benefits for the north, and indeed pediency, sacrificing the econom- problems with the salmon fishery grams. honourable. This one does not the whole province, to satisfy an- /~i~k~~~~ ic well-being and future develop- is absolutely ludicrous. We watched you sidestep any meet the test. vironmental hysteda in the south. ment in our part of the province You; and others, have con- review process for the Windy The B,C.U.C, report and its How on earth are you going to for votes in the Lower Mainland. tinually decried the 1987 Settle- Craggy project in the Tat- recommendations have been pay for it? Your recent musings on the pos- ment Agreement as one made shenshini; we hear about the fear given no consideration that we With deep regret, sibility of a May election certain- "behind closed doors". Yet you coming out of Gold River, can see, and Alcaix has been Sharon Taylor, Sharon Taylor ly support this conclusion. and your cabinet are no better, Tahisis and Zeballo; and now we given no opportunity to respond Past President, We find it extrcmdy offensive having had to report for 30 days, face the loss of another major to the recommendations. for the executive and board of for you to suggest that this deliberating and deciding a cabi- project in our province. What was the point? It seems to the Terrace and District "•.•decision protects our Fraser net, and releasing the report to the We have a deep and abiding us that this whole exercise was Chamber of Commerce. :.~,:~ CORRESPONDENCE,FOR-THE.TERRACE STANDARD Environment or j obs,.'

Dear Sin view of a future without change. It's taken only the The Mail Bag The business and political community of the north • last four centuries for Big Brother and his flock to pointing f'mgers at Mike Harcourt is ridiculous at nearly destroy four billion years of ecology on this best, but I refrain. continent. Pointing and laughing, myself, at a cornered Don't you think it's time to accept the need for animal is only going to get me bitten. change? The Europeans don't even have our option• Shallow comments surprise To say that our premier is not looking for the Think about it. Dear Sir:. have anything to keep his vious column• North's opinion is a fact of demography. If you There ts an old saying that goes something like After reading Rob Brawn's glasses In place. With construction workers ar- think Alcan is looking to help people, think again• this: We do not own the land; we borrow it from column of Feb.l, 1995, I had to The people you keep hammer- riving along with their families Alcan is here to make money. If Alcan thought it our children. respond, since I know Rob to lag away at, be it loggers, con- to build Kemano and Kitimat, could make more money building toothpicks in I believe everything is interconnected. That is the see and talk with I am not sur- strut,ion workers, commercial school teachers followed• That's China from B.C. wood, it would. nature of life and that is the way of God. If we prised at his shallow comments. fishermen, miners, or whoever right Rob, without construction If aluminum was snddemly found to be as un- chose to do ham rather than do harmony, we Although not condoning his arc the people who have been workers, loggers, commercial healthy as asbestos or ifa better alloy was found to choose death rather than life-0re beast over God• views I have mnnnged to Uve paying your wages and building fishermen, and their famines, fit the market, Alcan would pack its bags. The fact that B.C. taxpayers are going to foot the with them until now. that nice benefit package for school teachers become an Harcout;t is trying to get re-elected. bill for a bad government decision from 1950 is a The man you refer to as a dolt you all these years. unimportant commodity. Northerners want to have employment. travesty but the corporate beast is insatiable and its and lout is a fine man and was Until Alcan developed If not for construction, log- Alcan wants to make money. demands will be met. As Jesus said"Give to taking the views of a group of Kemano and the smelters in ging, fishing, etc. there would The children wonder whose going to fght for Caesar what is Caesar's..." but let us finish his construction men to that meet- Kltimat, the Douglas Channel be no Prince George, no Prince those six long term jobs. words: "..•give to God what is God's." ing. The words he used at that was just like any of a dozen Rupert, no Kitimat, no Terrace, So what's the real issue7 Not an evil politician. Even Rome fell. Like Hitler or Napoleon heading meeting were the feelings of all other coastal inlets. There was and certainly no Robert Brawn. He's just the scapegoat. The real issue is whether or into the Russian winter, so the culture of power will of us that had been spoken the nothing there except a little In- So get off your high horse, put not the eaviromuent can take priority over jobs. Is crash. It is a fact of history. , night before. dian village wlth inhabitants your stool in order and cope global catastrophe imminent if we continue to ex- Whether we head for apocalypse or heaven is our That rabble you refer to was struggling for survival year in with reailty. pand? This is the issue of the decade and the com- choice, but you also have the added responsibility 600 Kltimat residents and and year out. By the bY Rob, if you have ing millennia, so get used to it. of making the choices for coming generations. honest working citizens crying Today although they and been watching Harcourt's tae- I've lived here, watching the story unfold most of United we stand, and divided we fail• Separating out for their survival. Appar- their forefathers did not have to tks, don't they resemble the by my life. People fear change. Change is never easy, ourselves from our environment is like amputating ently their words landed on pay taxes, they have free medi- gone Social Credlt Party especially where employment in an isolated area is your soul leaving only the ego. deaf ears. I wonder how many cal~ free dental, free optical, rnanenvers for years. concerned. But it must happen; it is inevitublc. To Continuing to point fingers will sooner or later of those people were polled as Satellite T.V. ,dishes, diesel That is to say, putting be surrounded by Uees and clean air is a very local get you poked in the back, then the questions will to their views. I should like to powered boats and vehicles to megamililons into the south and phenomenon. truly be asked. have attended, however, I was hunt and fish with. highly populated areas in an at- It sure is nice to be here compared to New York Rob Mercereau, in Kemano where I have been Some of their people work for tempt to buy votes in such or Ethiopia, but that's where you must look for a : : Terrace DB.C. Alcan and Euracan and earn a rtdifigs, while sacrificing the employed for the past three ~ ~ years. fine living and do not wish to go north. Good thing Harcourt wan back to the "good old ways" as Allan Crier, bern with ears or he wouldn't I noted you insinuated in a pro- Terrace, B.C. Who is the lout? Dear Sir:. no road to Kitimat, for that matter KCP decision definitely a fishy one Your editorial "Plain Wrong" no Kitimat. (Feb.l, 1995) is as dose to the Without that power at Kemano Dear Sir:. Mr. Harcourt never bothered to fidence in B.C., which is deafly a to the Cheslatta Band, as pro- truth as one could getl there~ would be no aluminum posed by Alcan in 1989, since One never ceases to be antazed explain the "fraudulent informa- bad risk for any resource com- Mr. Harcourt has insulted the smelter, no Eurocan Pulp and they could only be restored after at the lengths or depths that tion" he alleged at his televised panies. intelligence of us British Colum- Paper Mill, or no Methanex. And politicians will go to while in the news conference. . Loss of 1,000 construction the Kemano Completion Project •bians when he tries to shove his guess what, Rob, no teaching job throes of pro-election frenzy, but The Kemano Completion Pro- jobs, now, and more in the future relieved the danger of flooding. decision down our throat, even for you. Premier Harcourt's cancellation ject involved nearly a dozen years (see above)• No CTIVIP pulp mill for before letting the "public You would also not be able to of the Kemano Completion Pro- of planning and redesign in con- . About $500 million in addi- Vanderhoof. review" it. Democracy?7? guide foreign fishermen~ to catch ject stands out. junction with federal fisheries and tional hydro costs to B.C. con- • No expansion of the aluminum Who does Harcourt lhlnk he is springs on the local rivers, Talk However, there's something es- various provincial agencies, so sumers over the next 20 years induslry in British Columbia by kidding when he says we don't about selling out our resources to pecially fishy about the spectacle the collusion must-have been (the Kemano Completion project Alcan, whose operations over 40 have to pay for his folly, talk foreign tntereats lll You wouldn't i of Mike Harcourt, a.k.a Captain pretty widespread. wss the most economic way to years have poured billions of about a "lout". have double standards wonld you Salmon, swimming up the Let's look at what cancellation meet future power demand in valued offshore dollars into As for Rob Brown's column, Rob??? ' Nechako river to "save" his of the project is likely to accom- 8,c•)• provincial and federal coffers. Feb.l, 1995, it's painfully ob- By the way, Rob, 600 tax- ! brethren. plish: • Continued flooding of low- No doubt, Mr. HarcOurt will get vious he has not rend the review. paying grass mota Northerners i The B,C. Utilities Commission • $530 million, plus interest, in lying agdcultural land along the his reward, in due course. He must just write what he thinks are not a "rabble" these people did not recommend rejection of compensation to Alcan for money Nechako River during periods of After the forest industry has and not consider the fscts. were •merely voicing their ~the project, nor did find that it already invested. high spring and summer releases. withered and the mining com- Rob, do you really think power opinion, and the last time I '.would affect salmon migration in • A billion or two more for lost ' A possible end to the Nechako panies all gone aouth, perhaps the comes from a hole in the wail? If checked, the NDP had not yet the Fraser River. future earnings. Ftsberies Conservation Program, tens of thousands of unemployed Rob was a true Northerner he made freedom of speech against In fact, It notes that there would • Loss of about $500 million or which has hdped to maintain the can get jobs guiding rich foreign would know the real history of the law. be potential under KCP for en- more in Alcan's private invest- Nechako's historical population eco-toufists through the pristine the north, So, Rob, the next time you want hancement of Nechako sockeye ment (no taxpayer dollars in- of approximately 3,000 chinook glades of the province during the Before Kemano, Terrace go, its to confront a real ~g~ lout ,t just take populations and a significant in- volved) for the second half of the salmon for the last half dozen or brief summer season. power from two generators. They a look in theminor. cresse in the annual value of the Kemano Completion Project. so years. Edward IL Sager, were set up in the nelghbourhood Graham Geeraert, sockeye fishery. • Total loss of investor con- ,No return of hereditary lands Athabnsesb Mberta. of the Skeena Hotel. There was .... ~ :Terraee, B.C. A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Fel0ruary 15, 1995 n ~}RRESPONDENCE'" FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD "JFO' has ] ~ELET COMPANY ' I oeen seen: Barristers& Solicitors Vancouver, B,C. Police -- ~ ' Companies Family Trusts Ta~ Matter,s ~ oetore James W. Radelet Phone 689-0878 Fax 689:1386 ' Does council care? I)earSlr: ' " i' Beat I read in/an. 15, 1995 issue of ~ I was at the council naceting on Jan'23, and l was not impressed °n our theCarlb°° Terrace ObServer Standard °f a "last council's decision about Terrace Pre-CuL What the heck was thescnse Wednesday tWO Dease Lake PUBLIC MEETING of a group of citizens through hell for 10 months of research Gang raiders putting RCMP officers, parks branch em- and expense to get documents, to be told it was all for nothing. ployee and a social worker saw plead guilty Councillor Val George said think about all the money this man has flashing lights to the north over B.C. Environment and the Ministry of invested into his business. He should think about how much the 130 TWO TERRACE men have the lake itself." people out of 133 people who signed the petition have invested. 'ransportation and Highways are holding pleaded guilty to the gang- That same day while cleaning Assume each of those home owners pays $1000 taxes each per year. style attack at a home on Hwy my filing cabinet of things jotted n information session for residents and~ Does Terrace Pre-cut pay $130,000 in property taxes per year? 16 West two years ago. down through the years, I came The petition that was t~ken around was signed by 97% of the people. ersons or groups interested in:the Troy Wallace Jenkins, 23, across a page written Nov. 19, But it still went into deaf ears or does council just not care what the pleaded guilty two weeks ago 1968 while living at Terrace. ooding issue near SCHULBUCKHAND majority says? to break aud eater and commit It was the same pulsing light Rich McDaniel said the kiln wasn't the real issue. The real issue is tC ',REEK (also known as SCULLY CREEK) assault. changing from red, bluish green, a chipper followed. Was he sleeping at all those other meetings or was And Earl Daniel Walling- and white. Our neighbours, the the Lakelse area. • : he just not listening? ton, 25, pleaded guilty to as- Jim Proctor family, saw it also sault with a weapon, assault The whole mill idea was an iffy situation from the start. Council even but didn't hear anything about it WHEN: FEBRUARY 15, 1995 and two counts of mischief said that, yet theystill say it's okay to put a kiln in. Why don't they just at thetime. TIME: 7:30 P.M. over $1,000. rezone the adjacent property to suit his needs, and maybe put the lane I would greatly appreciate Both will appear in court between two houses across the street so he can get to his other property. knowing if there is logical expla- WHERE: COAST INN OF THE WEST They don't seem to care what we think or the legal outcome would be. April 25 for sentencing. nation for this. What I saw was EAST BANQUET ROOM A number of club.wielding I heard a lot said at the council meeting, but did they really focus on definitely not northern lights. men broke into the house on the real issues? Does Terrace Precut conform to the bylaws concerning Ruth SeouHar, light industrial? Was it an iffy deal from the start, like council already For more information call Paul Marquis, March 15, 1993 smashing Quesnei, B.C. windows, and assaulting oc- said and if so how could they vote 3-2 in favour ofTerrsce Precut? Did ;.C. Environment, Slithers 847-7278. cupants Ryan Kluss and Jodi council seek legal advice, as recommended by the consultant, to make Coulter. sure it conforms to light industrial in a residential area. Attackers vandalized two David Hull didn't say much at the meeting concerning this matter, so $C Environment vehicles outside, trying to set as to not get picked on by people like me. But he still voted for the Province of Ministry of fire to one of them. permiL How, I don't Imow. British Columbia Environment, Ruth Hallock said it all basically in one sentence, we love the quiet Lands and Parks Tip leads to peaceful area we live in and it should be left that way. And Ed Graydon seems to understand de,t0cracy, basically saying he had to vote for the nistry of Transportation A AI d Highways thief's arrest people who voted him i~. He understands businesses do grow and have vernmentof British Columbia, 'MU A 17-YEAR-OLD Terrace to but he wasn't willing to change a neighbourhood at any cost. youth is in custody after a Maybe the people that sold their houses are the smart ones - before break-in and theft at a local the kiln arrives!!l Wayne Adams home the night of Feb. 8. Terrace, B.C. RCMP were called to the house on the 4500-block of Scott Ave. after a 3:00 a.m. tip from a concerned neigh- NEWS FLASH bour who saw a suspect enter and leave a short time later. Ann Gervais, Police arrested the youth and recovered all missing barber/stylist, of BOnanZA S. I E property. The youth made an ap- Sharp Cuts February 13 25 pearance in Terrace provincial court lastThursday. Barber Shop, RCMP say a second suspect 2nd floor of the Co-op Shopping Soft Toe 15" Black Kodiak Quilt has been identifiedin the inci- Centre (across from the Cafeteria) HELLY HANSON RUBBER BOOTS dent, and the investigation is FLANNEL SNAP SHIRT continuing. welcomes former and new clients. RAINWEAR S18 99 M-2X (Reg.)$2699 Tuesday - Thursday 9-5 Friday 9-6 (Green or Yellow) Driver Reg. =24.98 Reg. ~32.98 ...... Saturday 9-5 635-4152 PVC Hooded arrested Jacket (S-XL)$4399 3 PAK WORK SOX M-2X (Tall)$2899 Reg. =53.98 ...... 50% Wool Reg. ~35.98 ...... • • . . it . "" • ' • "=' in Th0rnhitt Save This Coupon/,, I A 16-YEAR-OLD youth : ~ ~ ~ ...... ~, PVC Hooded i 2x-4X,(Reg,) .$~)Q99 has been arrested in connec- Regl ~36.98,:: ...... arm tl=~ Jacket (2XL) $AQ99 Reg. =10.99 tion with two separate com- | plaints of dangerous driving | Reg. =59.98 ...... ='!1'I#' 2x.4x (ta,) $".1 199 | Levi Straight Leg Styles in Thornhill. Reg. =38,98...... ~t=~Jl- RCMP said the incidents PVC Pants ORANGE TAB JEANS -' On double room for 'I took place in a trailerpark and l =_ 1 or 2 people for , (s.xL) $A199 Men's Wool Lined Pioneer near a school bus at about 4 Reg. =51,98 ...... -ir•a- ' S3899 • 2 consecutive nights | p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8. I CRUISER JACKET Police are recommending : (Advance Reservations Only) | PVC Pants Reg. =48.98 Small - X Large two charges of impaired driv- • |I l ing be laid. • Reservations only call: '(~x,) $R~D99 KODIAK SST-SHIRT $~99/2x Large i Reg. =56.98 ...... m~ i 1-800-663-6620 'B Search for B Sou'Wester $tQ99 eg.,' =y/S7499 B stolen goods I Reg. =24.98 ...... ,a,~F / Reg. '89.98 =" " ~ ',~'-X H • 98 Comfortable Units = Re~. =11.98 POLICE HAVE asked for m ~ " m the public's assistance in solv- , f~\'~ ~J • Non Smoking Rooms , Stanfields Black Diamond ing a break-and-enter the , ~i ~-~,'/~,, "~ ~.-->..~ ~,.~,.~,o. . LicensedRestaurant. , WINTER UNDERWEAR KODIAK____BOOT SOX RAINGEAR night of Jan. 24 at the high- , ~ "~1~-~ , s ~"~,~ '"~,° .Air Conditioning • ~ E~ o~ --I /$111"--" 97 sou 'Wester $*'J~A 99 ways ministry office at 4837 , ~*^~,=. /~'~%~ ...... ~:. • Keith Ave. , ~'~'=~' • Kitchenettes • , ~ WI~ ~ Reg, =5.50 Reg. =39.98 ...... ~"f II "' II Taken from the offices were , ,Cab,sv Off Enttre Selection Jacket (s XL) a cash box with a small I= ~,~C~~2~ "~'~ Frldgeslneveryroom eII Off Entire Selection Helly Hanson " $"~Q99 amount of money, a Brother a ~]'~"" .~' .~'~/.~>-~.~ • Direct Dial Phones , WORK GLOVES YACHTING BOOTS Reg. =45.98 ...... IkP~ electronic iabeller, a standard • (/ \\ // /r~,''';""& - = two-way radio, a Zenith lap- ; ~ ~~:," mr~ ~' " ' "'g ht'y Mov,es . all~lJl~°~o Onentire $'~99/ Sizes7-12 Bib Pant (s.xL) $'~1~99 top computer, a Kodak laptop • • ,~ ,,] ..... ~'~ . Indoor Pool, Sauna&Swlrl n ~rllv Selection vm/Reg. *46.98 Reg. '42.98 ...... VV printer and a Sinco Data Mate ' recorder. Replacement value for the stolen goods is over $I0,000. Anyoue with information can call the Terrace RCMP at 638-0333.

It does,'• take a dcy.rcc i. ,zetcorolo~). to/¢,o,, ivln're it:~" warmel: 7"hrol(k.h May 15th. yott ca, :pe,d two ,~hts i, Va,cotwer f'om drily $340 (hotel &" ai{'[arc i,chtded). Book yore" paclcgffe throe days i, advance, stay Saturday. attd you'll haue a choice (f the Ce,tttr). Plaza Hotel or o,e ~f t/nee Delta Hotels. We like to thi,k this is a pretty good deal. Especially co,siderit(~ it i,chtdes ai!'fare, arm a head start o, Spri,g. Co,tact your travel agent for more details. Canadi Ii Regional BUILOING A BETTER AIRLINE.

Son1,: ,:olv.litlcms .q~ply."l'aXcs mr im'ludcd BJwd (.1 doubly .,:cuPam').. canltdi,:n i,. a rcgis0:rcd |hul¢ll,.,rk ,d'Canadial, AitljI,L'~ I.t~matio.M LId, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 13, 1995- A7

CHINA 1995 CHRISTINE'S ELECTROLYSIS& TANNING Court May29 to June 19, 1995 Shanghai, Wuxi, Suzhou, Xi'an. SPRING TANNING Hohot, Datong and Beijing. Canada-China Friendship SPECIAL Report Association fully escorted tour from Shanghaito Inner Mongolia, 10 Sessions,ooo•...,...o *30.00 China. Leaving from Vancouver HERE ARE convictions resulting the tour includes all meals, from recent cases heard in Ter- transportation, tips, visas and race provincial court: more. English speaking guides 635'7070 December23 ughout tour. $3,500 Oliver Machl pleaded guilty to ~ Canadian from assault• He was given six months Vancouver. on probation, For brochurecall Ist Annual Model Contest Robert Francis Munroe pleaded Jean Thomson guilty to impaired driving, He ~/] 635-3159 or Gloria March ;;=4 & ;~5, 1995 was fined $800 and is prohibited MacLeod 382- """~ 4809 from driving for one year. December 28 Bhupinder Takhar pleaded guilty to assault and was sentenced to nine months on probation. December 29 HOW TO ENTER: Robert Michael Gianfrancesco was "convicted of refusing to pro- 1. Purchase your model at the Creative Zone vide a breathalyzer sample. He 2. Receive your entry form. was fined $800 and is prohibited 3. Enter your completed model on March 24/95. from driving for one year. December 30 Thomas Spisak pleaded guilty to obtaining goods or services un- der false pretences. He was fined "Your Low Price $4O0. January 3 Glen Michael Wallington 635-142~ Country music pleaded guilty to disqualified driving and was fined $400. Skeena Mall, Ten Peter Glen Turner was con- fans triumph victed of impaired driving and was fined $400. .J,W. Marvin Lloyd Quash pleaded on cable choice guilty to impaked driving. He was freed $600 and is prohibited. THERE'S GOOD new for coun- by some as a replacement for from driving for one year. try and weslern music fans in the American-based Coantry Music January 4 -- New Aiyansh results of a Skeena Cablevision Television which was ordered off Alvin Frederick Gosnell survey. the air in Canada by the CRTC. pleaded guilty to assaulting a It's adding Calgary-based New Skeena Cablevision official peace officer. He was sentenced Country Network to its extended Bryan Edwards said he was to six months in prison. basic cable package beginning pleased with the response by Edgar Thorn Gend pleaded DUCATION WEEK March 1. viewers to its survey. guilty to a Fisheries Act charge Also coming March 1 is the "It took a long time to count and was fined $500. Discovery channel which them up," said Edwards of the Gary Alexander Guno was con- highlights science and technol- survey which covered the north- victed of breaking and entering. IN TERRACE & west. He was given a suspended The two cable channels topped He declined to list how the sentence and 18 months on a list of eight offerings Skeena remaining six channels fared in probation. Cablevision asked Customers the survey. Donald Haizimsque pleaded THORNHILL SCHOOLS about. The new channels will cost 50 guilty to failing to comply with a It,s adding the two channels so cents a month and Skeena condition of a recognizance and it can keep American signals al- Cablevision will starting billing was freed $250~ FEB. 20- 24, 1995 ready being broadcast. April 1. January 5 That stems from a new rule of David Benjamin Low pleaded co-sponsored by School District #88 the Canadian Radio-television Cablevision viewers will notice guilty to two counts of obstruct- and Telecommunications Com- an additional 50 cent a month ing a peace officer, two counts of (Terrace) & the Terrace & District ,, ,, mission (CRTC) which states that charge beginning March 1. impaired driving, two counts 0f , Teacher's : ~, . ~,~. , , Union ~: ., ~ :'- cabl~;isimi ~'.compani6s! haSTe;to~" ii That's to'do~r~i~:!~ddition of i disqualified driving, and failing • R" ~ ~" IIIIII c~rry ohel Canadian channel for the American FOX network to appear in court. LOw was each foreign one on their system. which came on the air in late sentenced to 18 months in prison, See the Displays at the Skeena Mall • ~ "" , I New Country Network is seen 1994. fined $300 and was prohibited from driving for three years.

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Out & ,..,,',~:i?~!:~ About : Exec chosen LOCAL REALTOR Edca Langer iHe,reAre Some Of T] e Mvantaaes':/{ , is the new president of the North- west Real Estate Board. The Remax agent was officially installed in her position at the board's January annual general meeting. Vice president, and the person .... bet:ause..... it's: available- ...... w~th aual airb~gs:ana ABSli : in charge of communications, is ' ,o ' I Terri Glass from Kitimat. The treasurer is Diana Wood - - Accent is ' g Ford As pire b ecause ...... it offers:• from Terrace while legislative : over 40%more h6rsepower than either of these two cars: :, , ;.. ; and government liaison is Richard Evans, also from Ter- I race. Accent offers a 5 =year major component warranty.* A warranty not off{ : Gordon Oison from Terrace is companies such as GM, Ford and Chrysler. , in charge of education. The zone rep from Terrace is Accent;-unlike the Honda Civic, offers you 24 hour roadside" asi Dennis Lissimore while in Slstal I Kitimat it's Lois Marleau and in t Prince Rupert it's Linda BUtdon't take our word for it. OrMotoring 95's.:-" %.:'

!Boomers...... ii [ The Northwest Real Estate To discover theadvantages of the all-new 3 or 4-door Accent, c6nt : Board is a member of the B.C. I Real Estate Association. - " " " " : ~,our local Hyundai Dealer and test drive one yourself. :-.~.: I Multiple Listings Service sales i awards were also given at the an- nual general meeting. i Sheila Love placed first with I Richard Evans second and Joyce Findlay third. All are Terrace I Remax agents. -"~"~.i:i,ii:il:,~:;~!lntrOdudfig The AI1;Ne~ ! Real estate " ~ ,'<" ", t change AS OF Jan. t, people buying or $10,000' ;0 ~ • . :i selling a home are getting a new vI form from real estate agents. It's called an agency disclosure " i,i form and provides a buyer or sel- ler with information on how her or she is being represented. • • • ~? That's to ensure buyers and sel- lers are clearly aware of the man- ner in which they are being represented. The disclosure form was brought in by the B.C. Real Estate Assocation.

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--roll .... - ...... m ...... - ...... AlO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995 I - CORRECTION - [ RRSP Financial Basics Free Seminar w th Prmerica I New aircraft approach Financial Services will be on Sunday, Feb. 19 at 2 p.m. atl Council Sandman Inn Banquet Room, For more information phone I Shorts makes airlines happy 635'7800. ' I Lanfear cost A NEW landing approach at the and three-quarters of a mile to ing in on an approach.• Tcrrace-Kitimat airport which one and one-quarter of a mile. "There was nothing wrong with TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER tagged at $2m permits large passenger aircraft to ' 'We believe it was really help- the old approach. It was safe, hut REBUILDING the road up come in at a lower altitude is ful in increasing the success rate this one is just that much better," 1995 REGISTRATION-SKEENA MALL Lanfear Hill will probably working well, say representatives of landing with the new limits," said Bereza. February 17 ...... 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. cost the city more than $2 from Canadian Airlines and Air said Hal Cameron of Air B.C. The only way to improve the million, according to B.C. "The feeling in flight opera- landing rate is to change the loca- February 18 ...... i..10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. estimates received last week. Both say the approach, intro- tio~ and dispatch is that it's been tion of the airport or go to more February 24 ...... 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. duced in mid-1994, has resulted The report from Duncan and very helpful," he said. advanced and expensive naviga- February 25 ...... 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Associates Engineering Ltd. in fewer landings called off be- Cutting tree~ that once crowned tion and guidance systems. identifies three options for cause of weather. the top of Little Herman, the * *'k ~r'k FEES: Players born reconstructing Lanfear Drive, But the two airlines also say large hill, on the southern ap- Statistics gathered by Canadian 1985,1989 ...... $45.00 that clouds and other bad weather proach route 1hasalso helped. Airlines show that 90.6 per cent and puts the price tag at any- 1976"1984 ...... $60.00 where from $1.9 million to continue to play a factor at the Air B.C. began flying the new of its flights were able to land in airport. approach last spring. 1991 compared to 92.3 per cent *There is a $15,00 late fee charged for registration after $2.5 million, Feb. 25. It calls for upgrading the ex- The new approach does two Danny Bereza, Canadian Air- in 1994. isting mute to a standard two- things ~ large aircraft now come lines' chief 737 pilot, is also The worst month seems to be *There is a division for under 14 girls (Ages 11,1 2 & 13). land 50,km/h road with retain- in at a straighter approach to the happy with the new approach. January with only 71 per cent runway from the south, meaning "It gives us a straight in ap- flights be able to land between Copies of birth certificates, passport or baptismal cer- ing walls. tificates are required. "Alignments which are they no longer have to routinely proach and lower limils and 1991 and 1994. constructed slightly downhill circle over the city. we're able to land more often Second worst is November at of the present road platform (The direction of the wind may than we were in the past," he 75 per cent while third worst is SOCCER SHOE EXCHANGE play a factor and when that hap- said. are preferred, for important December at 82 per cent. February 18 ...... 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. pens, aircraft will circle for an ap- Bereza said bad weather and the The best month for successful technical reasons," says the February 25.: ...... 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. report's summary. proach from the north.) air]port's geographic location still arrivals is May with only .6 per And they can come in at a "Naturally wooded lands combine to make some landings cent of flights not making it in PLEASE RETURN ANY UNIFORMS FROM THE lower altitude ~ 415 feet as op- impossible. between 1991 and 1994. uphill arid downhill from Law 1994 SEASON DURING REGISTRATION. fear Drive should be posed to 527 feet before. The dis- Be that as it may, the chief pilot The worst month of all for that preserved for reasons" of tance at which the runway must added that the new approach four-year period was January More Information aesthetics, and improved be visible or a missed approach is malces pilots more confident of 1994 when 28 flights missed out slope stability," it adds. done was also reduced, from one completing a landing when corn- of 57 scheduled. Contact Bev (Registrar) 635-3719. The text of the report is to • ..¢¢¢.:,:.:,~¢, be made public after it's pre- sented to city council's public works committee meeting for Dr. Paul Tsang discussion next week. announces the closure of his dental practice. A good idea All patient charts and X-rays have been LETTING homeowners transferred to: have "'granny suites" or "garden cottages" is a good Dr. Joe Zucchiatti idea that could save the public 4623 Lakelse Ave, money, says councillor Ruth Halleck. (Across from the White Spot) Second residential dwellings aren't permitted on properties Phone 635-2552 under existing zoning rules. But Halleck says it's an idea We Welcome New Patients she wants to see get a serious look someday. Such second homes are typi- cally used to house elderly seniors, who can live close to their family but have the privacy and dignity of their own home. "It could take some of the at the ...... ~ ...... ~ ':;~.'~ ':~ ..~ ~. ~ ~,. It. ' onus off taxpayers to provide facilities like Termceview Prince Rupert Home & Trade of the ~.~[d~'/'fy," s]ie saiit, '~ really like the idea." i ! , She conceded planning, April 28, 29 & 30 zoning and enforcement are major hurdles to the idea. Halleck said some seniors For Booth Rental information prefer a residential setting to developments such as Twin please call EA oNND River Estates, which she said become identified as "the place where all the old folks 624-6781 live." "I don't like ghetto-like in- Kinsmen Club stitutional developments," Sponsored bv the she added. & Planning technician Jack Hepplewhite said new zoning rules now being prepared aren't likely to allow the secondary dwelings either. The amendments to the zoning bylaws -- being prepared by Urban Systems' Brace Anderson ~ are main- ly aimed at simplifying the city's complex and hard to eluding Famous Brand Names Like MAYTAG, read zoning regulations. Hepplewhite said the 0LF!!IL1KENEVEIR BEFOREIi G.E., MOFFAT,SIMMONS, I A-Z-BOY, revised bylaw is expected to SKLAR-PEPPLAR,PALLISER, come to council soon, adding the city will hold public hear- use REAL clubs, (ROEHLER, QUASAR,PANASONIC & ings on it. take a REAL swing, LOTS MORE! I Seniors stay hit a REAL ball, trash exempt TC E _ LOCAL SENIORS were al- HAVE REAL FUN! most the next target of city SOHURRy/ council's drive to cut costs. Play world famous golf courses like; Councillor David Hull pro- PEBBLE BEACH or SPYGLASS HILL, 71ANY posed ending the free residen- tial trash collection service both from California or try THE BELFRY from MS ONE INCREDIBLE that seniors enjoy. Seniors England ASH & CARR would pay the same residen- , DEALS! , tial garbage pickup fees as Are you short of time but like to golf? everyone else. An average golfer can now play 18 holes in less "It's $27,000 a year and garbage is a fee for service," than one hour, only at Club FORE!! Hull said of the seniors' ex- emption at last Wednesday's GOLF THE GREAT INDOORS public works committee meet- Rain or Shine, Day or Night, ing. "I feel really bad," he Club FORE!! COUNTRYWIDE added.,"My morn becomes a offers year round fun! senior in another two months. Sorry, Ms." FURNITURE & APPLIANCES The idea was shot down by SINCE 1963 councillors Ruth Halleck and Ed Graydon. 4501 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace "I think we can find other ways to eliminate $27,000," Hallock said. I ~ call for a tee time today I Other changes to garbage CHARGE PLAN pickup are in the works, how- 627-GOLF I 635-1158 ever. /Jg.J~~~l..£ (627-4653) I The city plans to begin en- ~cmef Cord V ~['0 ~..~,~l[ ~41P~[~U 943 Chamberline Avenue n Toll Free 1-800-813-1158 forcing requirements that resi- C~ ~¢ ~ag I / (besidethe bowling alley) I dents use garbage cans ~ not just bags, v . v..... PRINCE RUPERT The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 1 f,, 1995 - A11 Three busted 0 after chase THREE TERRACE men are awaiting court dates after,a high speed chase from Kitimat ended at the Terrace airport Feb. 4. Nell Leonard Strain, Alexander James McLean and Jacques Daniel Banville are charged with offences including attempted rob- bery with violence, break and en- ter, forcible entry, dangerous driving, cause hazardous pursuit, resist arrest and escape lawful custody. Two men burst into a Kitimat home on Wedeene at about 3 p.m. that afternoon. Kithnat RCMP Staff Sgt. Jim ,.f Howie said they pushed the ~e woman inside to the kitchen floor 'and then ransacked the house in : sesrch of valuables. The woman escaped and called police from a neighbour's house. The attackers fled the scene in a waiting pickup truck with a third man. RCMP Said the getaway truck was pulled over on Hwy 37 north .'..., of Lakelse Lake. But as police approached, the driver sped away, leading them on a short high speed chase. GEOFF SHARPLES (right) poses with USAF Thunderbird The pickup turned off at the air- pilot Jim Harker in front of the F16 he got to fly recently. port and then veered off onto a secondary road which eventually stopped at a dead end. Sharpies pinned Howie said two suspects were apprehended immediately and a GEOFF SttARPLV_~, local hockey product, recently found him- third was captured after a short self up in the air. foot chase. No, not the result of trade ruraours or any of the other un- Banville is to appear Feb. 23 in certainties which go with the life of a professional player. Kitimat court. • Sharpies airborne experience was in the cockpit of an F16 Strain has been transferred to fighter jet, one of the aircraft used by the USAF Thinderbirds Prince George to enter a plea. aerial display team. • ' McLean pleaded guilty to ob- During the one hour, 20 minute flight, pilot Jim Harker gave structing a peace officer, assault, Sharpies a taste of the full range of aerobatic~ performed by the breach of undertaking, and foi'- team including one which produces the effect of nine Gs -- in- cible entry. He has been creeses the gravitational pull to nine times normal. remanded in custody and will ap- And Sharple~ ~got through the manouevre without los'ilig con- pear in court Mar. 1 for sentenc- eiousness,'thereby earning himself a coveted niue-G pin in recog- OORING AS LOW AS: ing. nition of his feat. He was also given an opportunity to take the controls of the fighter for part of the flight. The Top Gun experience was the result of an Armed Forces Day r IT'S CUT held last fall by his International Hockey League team, Las AND DRIED. ~-, • Vegas. Thunderbird pilots were at the game and returned the favour by inviting the players to visit their base. :,~?-:,~:~, Tobacco Kills. Sharplea got to know the pilots and, says his father Cliff, "One • :~ BRITISHCOLUMBIA i thing led to another," the another being Pete McCaffrey, the l LUNGASSOCIATION Thunderbirds lead solo pilot arranging the flight. -- Box 34009, Station D Vancouver, B.C. V6J 4r¢12 However, before going up Sharples had to go through an ex- II ~._ Phone:731-5864 j tensive briefing, Cliff added. SQ. YD.

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From front : I City green space coming together ScottWelch ! Eby St. east to the foot of point, but rather a lot of entry UPHOLSTERYCLEANING Skeenaview Drive. City council points. I turned down a proposal by Howe Walkways access the park from We will gently extract ground-in soil to help freshen I Creek Investments for single ram- DeJong Crescent, and Rowland your upholstered furniture and keep it looking its bestl ] ily housing there two years ago. subdivisions. And more accesses The trail already skirts around may be poss~le as the city gains ~ Free Estimates this property. Owners offered the the remaining pieces of the land to the city at well over ap- puzzle. 635-3558 i. . praised valuei Scott said. ~ "We see a trail system with lots [] A clump of four parcels of of linkages between the horse- land at the west end of McCon- shoe and the bench," Scott says. nell that developer Dick Coxford Scott's long-term vision for city wanted to turn into luxury con- parks extends beyond Howe dos. Council shotthat one down Creek and the greenbelt, how- as well, but Scott thinks the ever. proposal should be revisited. AI- Most of the parks are so far on lowing the original proposal to the east side of town. proceed may be the best way to "The west side is under ser- get city control of the land needed viced," he said, "And where is for the park, he says. Opponents all the development going on in of the project at the time didn't Terrace right now? It's going in realize the control the city has on the west side." over development with its new Scott hopes to see more park- development permit system, land designated as properties are "This one is the key to the whole developed on the western bench. thing," he says. One parcel of land between [] A property fronting onto Mountainvista and Soucie is like- Thomas St., and close to McCrae ly to become a new school, he Cres. is the third gap. So far there added. has been little discussion about it, A long-term dream of Scott's is Scott says. to see a band of parkland along il m [] The fourth is Otto Grund- the Skeena River from Braun's mann's tree nursery west of Lan- Island to Ferry Island. m NADANFUNDm fear. Scott says Grundmann has "Here we are ~ one of B.C.'s offered to sell it to the city, and it major centres on one of B.C's seems possible some kind of a greatest rivers -- but the only trade for tree farm land elsewhere time you really see the river is could be possible. Scott is cau- when you come into town from For It~ore infomultion on ATRIMARK tious about this property, because the east," he says. Trimarh's RSP Mutual Fm~ds to.tact: MUTUAL FUNDS it ~,ould extend the park across "Every other major city uses its WE MANAGI'. the busy Lanfear Drive. "We're river. We don't." TO C)LJFPI!I~,FOI~M. not 100 per cent sure we require Riverfront homeowners on the Great Pacific Management Co. Ltd. it," he says. "But it's a very south ~side of Graham Ave. are pretty piece of property." concerned about erosion of their C.G. (Bud) Hallock "I don't think these problems properties by the river. 5133 Agar Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VeG 1 H9 635-4273 ~re insurmountable," Scott says, Scott suggests the city could "There are only a few chunks eventually gain control of a band All n:turns, audited by Ernst ~ ',bung, Clltl, lcn'd Accountants, arc Ivistm'ica/ mmual cmwmuldcd total rates t~ trtuml and w.flcct changes in trait value aml distributimzs n'im'cslt'd. Tlwy do not tahc missing." of riverfront land for a park by illto accou,t sates cfia,gt's m" ad,,ilfistr, ltivc fccs i,ayabh" by unitlmlders Iv!rich wo,ld have wd,ccd The end result won't be a linear promising to rip-rap and stabilize ,l'tllms. P(IS( t~'lfonllmlcc d(Jes tzt,t glltlrlltlRTfillllll' ,t'Slllts. "1(1111"UlIJI ,dill, lipid itll't'Sllllt'll/ II'IIIDI wi|l park with a single start and end the banks, fluctlullc, hnl,,,rtant ilt/o,m~llhltl ,l/,i,l,t tills,, ,ni,tmtlJmld is c,,ntaincd in its .'finll,lifjcd pros/~cCl,S. Read yo,lr ptosp,'ctlls cun~ill)' I,cfow im'csting,."Ym~ca, obtain oncfi'om thc fimltlcial .,Ms,'r list,'d ~dnB,¢. Mediation I)esigncd hy "lrillmrk hwesltuc,iI ,Managemenl hlc. meet set for next. week {CUPE ~ 28~l,~epresenta, !tires ate ~l~l~dbt~ sit-,doWn ..... :~ ,: ' , ~with a mediator next week. Traction - that's the secret tosafer - instantly transferring And they wU! be going into the meeting armed with a solid strike driving and why the 1995 All-Wheel powerfrom the ,,heels mandate. Local 2831 represents clerical • Drive Subaru Legacy is the uitimate car that slip to the ,,heels staff, special services assistants for people on the go. Subaru's unique with the best grip. And and l~rary assistants employed by School District 88. All-Wheel Drive technology provides that means safer, more Kitwanga, Hazelton and :], ,]]7 Stewart members cast their strike superior traction-in good weather or bad confident driving. ballots Thursday, Feb. 2 with Terrace members taking their turn last Tuesday. Soules was not surprised at the • >:2 i: ),, 'Yes' result, pointing out the is- sues were the same that took the ! local out on sUike in 1993. Negotiations between the union and the district broke off Jan. 17 because these was still no resolu- tion of the issues of job descrip- tion and evaluation. Soules said some job descrip- tions had been settled but not all, ~. adding the board's position was it *. would not get into job evaluation i until all descriptions are corn- II'. p!eted. ,~. " "That's not a necessity," said ~:*' Soules, adding other jurisdictions ~; have agreed a job evaluation sys- ,,. tern and started the process even ,. when some job descriptions ',: remained to be finalised. ','. And tied into both of the above car's beauty Take a Legacyfor ~ I', and dependent upon their being True Beauly. True Champion. TrueTesl. I'. settled first is the question of pay is more than skin deep, because unlike awards seems to be a tradition for the a test drive today. Discover the ~rue I'; equity, she noted. most 4-Wheel Drive vehicles, the Legacy, with AJAC wins in '90, '91, '93 beauty of All-i/l~eel Drivefor yourself All-Wheel Drive Legacy performs like and in 1995 as well. This makes the For more information or the location of a only a car can- with responsive handling, Subaru Legacy the onlyfour-time winner Subaru dealer, call 1-800-876-4AWD. quick acceleration and plenty of riding in AJAC history. It was also recently comfort. No wonder it's North America's named "Best New Wago If you have moved best-selling All- I/Vheel Drive Car'. by Motoring '95. to Terrace or have had a new baby, 1995's BeslHewWagon/Van Car of the YearAwards ~}3~* or are getting married, just give one of us a call at: Elaine 635-3018 SUBARUo Kelly 638-7797 .t. The,.iutonwbi/c ]ourna/i.~t~Assllcialion ~] Clmada. */lascd on R./.. Polk &Co. U.S. IIe//L~'tralion Statistic.~. plus Cancldian Ibl~it/e Re//z~rrali.n ])ala./or)'car-cnd ]t)kl3. Joan 635-2928 The Beauty ofAll-Wheel Drive: Francine 635-2688 Gillian 635-3044 Your We!come Wagon Hostesses for Terrace, B.C. k,. J The "I errace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995 - AI: Area NDP MLAs ' of DREAM S GOVERNMENT plan to fight OVER-SPENDING Orenda sell plan Is it the lOOt o~lcial problem?

...... I oo I ; (illl~.',:~ii,:il I:i!i!!,i!:!ii!:lltlli(p;~;;i; n.ltloil.d ,otuin Mezladtn feed a mothballed new- ,~ o,~,, spdnt mill on Vancouver Island. ,,,,,,: , * P~ulelisls: Diane l:rl,l¢is. Dr. Micllll¢l Walker. I}unciitl Ciuncroii. "I want local resources to John Rich artls. I)rtstoit Manning employ local peole," said Skeena !i7, ,~ Phone in your vote: !-900- 870-0439 NDP .MLA Helmut Giesbrecht. (cidls cost Sl/nlintllC - Io help pay lbrshow) " " - : "I don't have a lot of sympathy many moreplans to &oosefrom or . ~i l)honc lilies open l:ch 13 - 19 "for southern operations that are finding themaeives in a fibre DESIGN YOUR OWN] crunch." Sunday, February 19 "I think we've been feeding the • Fridge & stove . Pillars included economies of the southern part of Broadcast5 p,m, on Skeena cable 10 the province long enough." "Servingthe needs of Northern BC for the past 27 years" North Coast MLA and former ¢1 citizell-particil%ttion project initiated by the forests minister Dan Miller Wayne Mobile Home~ (I 9 70) Ltd. echoed those sentiments and ex- REFORMI~ pressed doubts that the syndicate Helmut Giesbrecht 2033 First Avenue • Prince George, BC V2L 2Z1 PAIIIY O~ ~U~ma lIF~ involved is even capable of doing for assisiance, call our toll-free hdp li,e: 1-800-275-0!~5 what it claims. (604) 562-2338 Fax: (604) 562-1969 "They're not in the pulp busi- .-~'!!i ...... - - - - ==---- ness, they're not in the forest oltl business. They're in the business tteet 0lot of picking up bad debts and 0oot trying to improve it Io the point eooo ' 0oot of turning a profit," Miller said. q)oot Iool- loot r---C©HTE3T t 'Tee never seen an.operation run 01It by a bank or by a vulture fund 000t IdOl q)ooto,,, OPEN TO AGES 12-18 YEARS OLD have any chance of success." Ooo# Giesbreeht said the whole issue 0oot tilt casts a great deal of doubt on eFOUR CATEGORIES TO CHOOSE FROM:~ :Orenda's paper mill proposal for / *POSTERS / this area, and indeed on whether l *~SAY 'WmT~O (2ooWOP.DS MAX) / the company was ever that L 'RADIOJI~OLE~ J ,serious about the proposal. "At this point it's not that ob- • ,%/- Io0t vious that Orenda ever intended Dan Miller to build a processing facility," I' Hudson Bay Lodge invites you to take ABOUT ~ EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL, USE DURING PREGNANCY !Giesbrecht said. Miller says Orenda now has an "Is there not an obligation for advantage oLSki Package Specials AND ~CT 'I'HE STA~ obligation to come back to north- them to go back to those citizens starting as low as to0,' westerners and provide an expla- and tell them?" Giesbrecht's" pushing, for public ~[;,00 including '--, nation for what's happened to its taxes ~ - illl ~: PERSONALCD PLAYER proposed paper mill. meetings into the pending forest licence transfer. to012M PRIZe: 3-MONTH PCX)LAND]FrI'N~S PASS - TERRACE AQUATIC "When lobbying for plans to be * TWO people " 2 days of skiing "Accomodations CF.h'rRE And he said he hopes forests toot approved, Orenda went to the minister Andrew Petter will listen Group packages available. till ~ ~ ~c~ o~ FOUR~o~; citizens of the northwest and $20.00 GIFT CP.RT]FZCATE FROM S[GFil" AND SOUND to the information that'll come asked them to lobby on its behalf. For Information & Reservations call: II, from the meetings he wants. M'UST13E ORTQnqAL AND BE DROPPEDOFF AT I recall meeting with citizens, Every mill is now scrambling to 'rERRACI~CI-IILD DEVELOP~ CFAITIIII2.~ IO ~. LIRy gTRIIITr with the mayor of Terrace, who get enough wood to meet its H UOson LoO e BY F£11RUARY24/95 (3:PM). NAME,.~DDP.F~S AND PHONE NrUMBER MUST BE ON ~ BACK OF lobbied veryhard for this mill. needs, and "there's a lot more possessiveness about what's still [604} 847-4581 1-800-~63-5040 Planner in the area," said Giesbrecht. I Over the counter payments at B.C.Hydro wanted ! offices will be discontinuedLeffectiVe ,~ CITY STAFF are sorting through 81 applications that Stayfor s$9"and ' February13, ~1995 -~ ~ .... have come in for the position of city planner. In response to the increasing incidence and the violent nature of recent armed ' The job has been vacant breakfast is free. ! robberies, over the counter payments at Hydro offices will be discontinued since Marvin Kamenz left two effective February 13,' 1995. and a half years ago, with We apologize for any inconvenience this decision may cause. However, planning department work -Whiter bed .,i...... > ,~ } ~' " protection of customers and employees is of paramount importance to us. being done by planning tech- and breakfast nician Jack Hepplewhite. Several payment options, including the Pre-Authorized Payment plan, electronic J~'~ ' I City council had been con- breakfast for 2. I[7 ~n,l, ,~, payment through selected financial institutions, payment by rnail, payment at tent to have the position • Friendly home- --= ~ "~ Money Mart locations throughout B.C. and payment by cheque at Hydro "Drop remain vacant up until this away-from-home ~,~ Boxes" are available. Your Hydro office Customer Service Staff will be glad to year. -Stay'n Save Motor Inns conveniently located in Vancouver Airport further explain these options. But Heppelwhite has an- four of BC's most popular destinations Victoria nounced this'll be his last year -Beautyrest'" mattresses, fl'ee sports and movie Kamloops Customer service counters at all B.C.Hydro offices will remain open for Kelowna with the city. channels, family restaurants and more. inquiries and other business. -Coupon must be presented upon check-in 1-800-663-0298 City officials are now com- FAXline(60'1) 273-9,~22 piling a short list of potential "Shlgle/Double per nigllt basis. Valid Nov, 1194 to Feb. 28195. Available at all locations. Subject to availability. Taxes extra, candidates. BChLIdrO "UU; Interviews will be scheduled L - ______><___J after that.

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• • >; i~ ~?!: iii: : • ~i~ . • ~ INSIDE q COMMUNITY ~EVENTS B2 I I F I I I IIIIIIII MUNITY' I I I .... -- , I Challenge, I ,ssued STEVE SCOTT'S looking for 12 healthy adults. They're to take part in a marasportathon challenge issued by a like number of people from Prince Rupert. The goal is to raise money :,=.,===.--,4:mm=== through pledges and sponsorships for B.C.'s Children's Hospital,

FAE COLLINS MOONEY . the Vancouver-based hospital which serves children from around the province. The phantom Participants compete in seven sports over a 24-hour period March 18-19 in Prince Rupert. in my attic "We've had a successful time •lr -l- AVE YOU ever had the just in Prince Rupert and by ex- t--J[ feeling you're being pandi=ig to Terrace we think it watched? Somewhere, you're could even be more successful," said organizer Doug Kydd. lJL sure, unseen eyes are fixed on "We've got the venues booked your every move. and waiting," Kydd added. Last winter I had that eerie feeling. The seven sports are hockey, Working at my word processor up here in the curling, bowling, indoor soccer, attic I sometimes felt I was not alone... volleyball,' basketball and water Working late at night up here it sometimes basketball. seemed that shadows at the edge of ray Participants should be fit and peripheral vision -- moved. • Scott and Kydd are looking for I'd try to dismiss it, reassuring myself that I'm people over the age of 35. "For just tired. anybody younger it may not be a But the eerie feeling would not go away. great challenge," he noted. Somewhere, lurking in the shadows or recesses of the room, I was convinced, a little He's already dealing with a per- sonal challenge from Terrace critter was watching me. Night after night, I worked with a sense of un- physician Dr. GeoffAppleton. ease. From time to time I'd stop, glance over Kydd noted that the two.city my shoulder and scan the room. event is rooted in the children's Night after night through the long winter, each hospital service to all over B.C. time I thought a shadow moved, my heart Two weeks ago, a team from skipped a beat. B.C.'s Children's Hospital was in However, I had no direct evidence to support Terrace to conduct an EEG clinic. my suspicion. Last year there were 133 visits Nonetheless, I strongly suspected I was shar- to the hospital from Terrace chil- ing this space with a mouse. dren and 138 from Prince Rupert. I named my shadowy suspect associate, "That puts us about even and Phantom. makes the marasportathon even It was somehow comforting, and a bit reassur- more relevant," said Kydd. ing, in attaching a name to this unknown entity." And he has onebit of advice for Even so, I continued my sleuthing. the Terrace team ~hire a bus: " By day I searched for clues, evidence. It "They may not see the wisdom wasn't my overactive imagination, I was sure. of that on the bus there but be- II Hot off the press lieve me, they'll see the wisdom And I was right! of that on the way back." One night I saw it Big Mickey Mouse ears, CHILDREN'S AUTHOR Brenda Silsbe has just published her fourth book m The Watcher. Printed The event is open to men and black beady little eyes, long twig of s tail .... by Annick Press, it's available locally through Misty River Books. It's in addition to her other chil- Phanny was for real. women. Callcity recreation dren's books m Just One Colour, Winning the Girl of the Sea, and The Bears We Know. director Steve Scott at 638-4750. But he was so well-behaved, and so cute. I decided to let him stay. After all, what harm can one little mouse do?

We learned to trust one an- Vicki shared her love of the wild other. And I found myseff By JEFF NAGEL in his memory. looking forward to meeting UNDREDS OF local "She was always there' on the him each evening. people gained an ap- rainiest dayswaiting at the library preciation of the out- to see who was going to show:up H doors from one on Sunday mornings," recalls woman who knew this land like Jyrkannen. "Her passing will Our relationship over those several winter the back of her hand. leave a big hole in the com- months was a good one, and watching his Vicld Kryklywyj, the pillar of mousy performances late at night created for me munity." the Terrace Hiking Club, returned Vicki planned the trips and brief diversions from the mundane... to the elements -- always her most often led the hikes, giving For several months'he and [ shared my office. favourite place m when she died many people new to the com- He had his self-prescribed area, and I had mine. of leukemia Jan. 21 at the age of munity an introduction to the We learned to trust one another. And I found 65. area. myself looking forward to meeting him each Vieki was known for her love "She literally was the hiking evening. of the outdoors and her en- club," says Shannon Mark. "She Then one morning I noticed someone had pic- cyclopedic knowledge of the was the one that knew when the nicked on my houseplants during the nightl Skeena wilderness. snow,was low enough to go, Surely not my little Phalmyl "She opened up a lot of when the flowers would be best. Assuredly not- people's eyes to the beauty of na- "She was a tremendous source However, Phanny got into the house, Another ture around here and because of of knowledge for the outdoors in did also, that a lot of people care a lot this community." And Another was the wrong sex (or should I more for the environment," She also loved her garden and say, the right sex.) Jorma Jyrkannen says. her cats, said to number more Before I knew what had happened my office "In my opinion, she really than 70 st one point. had become an adventure playground for a fam- made s big difference with her She worked most of her life as a ily of !weird HIKING CLUB leader Vicki Kryklywyj died of leukemia last life and her hobbies." confidential secretary, but led a Little Phannies were popping up, peeking out, month at age 65, but not before she finished her last hike. Her dedication also stands out simplistic existence at home. poking into, skittering across, climbing up, leap- Vlcki lived her final yearn in a ing over, streaking past, getting into... log cabin in town that she had And scaring me out of my wital moved down from Alice Ann. None was as well-behaved as Phanny. And For Vicki She outfitted it~with an ancient not one was as quiet as a stove from an old miner's cabin I must admit, though, they shared my taste in We walked across the lake today And I hear you share your history on Maroon Mountain. literature: Yes, they chiselled and chewed and "She's touched a lot of sampled most of my favour!re books and maga- And up into the hills. Of mountains, mines and lore. We skied along the river trail And I hear your controversial mind people," Mark added. "When zine collcctions. you got toknow her you couldn't Then they decided on some house renova- Recalling nature's thrills Which challenges for more. help but really admire her and tions: a new exit here, and another'over there, like her." and... Maroon Mountain, Sleeping Beauty, Your life of vivid shapes presents "She was very generous, kind, Andll Seven Sisters, Silvern Lake Amodelof fresh hopes, caring and helpful to everyone," Eighteen traps got smeared with peanut butter. adds Benita Chapdelnine. During the night I'd hear then SNAP. Insect Look-out, mines-a-many, For those who choose to travel on By 'the season' we would take. The one trip that was always My trusting little Phanny was the first... " ~Trails of'less trodden slopes'. Vicki's lifelong ~ dream was to One by one they succumbed to the peanut but- hike the Chflkoot Trail, the brutal ter. I see you in these mountains,' It's wintertime, so now you sleep route miners took from Skagway, All of them, but one. Lilting laughter at the sky, . Unt!Lthe snow is through. Alaska to reach the Klondike It doesn't venture into my office anymore. But gold fields. I hear it from time to time gnawing behind the Strong, healthy, individuall • But in the hills in summertime Vicki finally made that arduous Determination in your eyel , I'll expect to hear .... walls... trek last summer as the cancer Mice! was beginning to wear her down, I still haven't discovered how they're getting And I see you in your garden, Yoodle Ioodle Ioodle Iooll /.. "She was way too sick todo into the house. By your dream-house made of logs. that trip," says Shannon Mark. This time, though, they're here by their I see you fondly caring , -- With much love and appreciation,: "But she did. And that was choice. Not mind For your menage of Oats and dogs. Shannon Mark i ", Vicki, If she was:golng todo This time, even one is one too many. s6mething, she was gOlng to do This time, all of them have gotta got

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'"The Annual General Meeting of the • Terrace Public Library Association . will be held on ' Thursday, February 16, 1995 at 7:00 p.m. In the Terrace Art Gallery elections to the Board of Trustees will take place and nominations for these positions will be accepted from ..,l Ty CENE the floor, Light refreshments will be served. I

Box 22, IMPROVING Terrace,B.C. Me)orCredit Cards !/ YOUR V8G.4A2 Accepted HEARTAND ODDS Yourdonation is STROKE AGAINST Marjorie Park tax deductible FOUNDATLONOF CANADA'S 638-1167 &C, &YUKON #1 KILLER Your n Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your donation to the address above, along with the name and address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an acknowledgement card.

MUSIC THEATRE The TerraceConcert Society Presents.,. A PENDEI~,ECKI STRING QUARTET from Poland plays the R.E.M. Leo Theatre at 8 p.m. on Friday, February Upcoming The Penderecki 1"7. Tickets $15 for adults, $10 for students/seniors. Tickets at • ESCAPE FROM HAPPINESS, Terrace Little Theatre's Irwin's Jewellers in the Skeena Mall. A Terrace Concert production of GeorgeF. Walker's comedy, plays at 8 p.m. at Soeiay presentation. the McColl Playhouse at 3625 Kalum St. from Mar. 9-11 and Striag O artet Mar. 17-19. Tickets $12 at Carter's Jewellers in the Skeena Featuring selections from • HOODS IN THE WOODS play the Canadian Ski Mail. Patrol's annua ! Spring Fever dance Saturday t~eb. 18 sta.rting Benjamin Britten, Joseph Hadyn, Randolph at 9 p.m. in the arena banquet room. Tickets $10 at Shames Peters and Johannes Brahms. Mountain, All Seasons, and Sport Wor|d. MOVIES FRIDAY, FEB. 17 • ALPHA YAYA DIALLO a Vancouver afro- • LEGENDS OF THE FALL, with Brad Pitt, Anthony beat/modern funk African band plays the Thornhill Comi Hopkins and Aidan Quinn, plays at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m. munity Centre Friday, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 for EndingThursday are FAR FROM HOME at 7:15 p.m. only, R.E.M. Lee Theatre adults, $10 for students/seniors at Misty River Books, and Steve Martin in MIXED NUTS at 9:30 p.m. only. Sidewalkers and Sight & Sound. Sponsored by Northwest Starting Friday Sponsored by • Devel0pment Education and Terrace Multicultural Ass'n. Wilkinsons Business Machines • IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS, with Sam Neill and Upcoming Julie Carmen, opens Friday, playing at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Tickets: Adults $15 Students/Seniors $10 • TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND presents "An Inter- LEGENDS OF THE FALL continues at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m. Available at Erwins Jewelers in the Skeena Mall national Affair" m their major fundraising concert at 8 p.m. and plays until Feb. 23. Saturday, March 4 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets $10 ($5 for teens/•free to under 12s) at Sight & Sound in mall, Bank of Montreal and band members. ET CETERA Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to • STITCHES IN TIME is a spectacular exhibition of the a~:,yo~:,:event to. the. Standard's free entertainment list- works of 16 Terrace quilters at the Terrace Shopping Centre. l~s~:~e';dei~dline 4s/Si.p,nw,Thursdayfor the following The Terrage.Art Association show. runs Feb. 3to 26 from •" "°week.s;paper.;:...... ~. " ...... noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and 1 to4 p.m. Sunday.

munity College takes place in EDUCATIONAL CHANGE is RNABC, Terrace chapter, 'Reporting on Student Prog- pens from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the board room from noon to 1 Wednesday, February 22 the topic of speakers at School meets at 7 p.m. in hospital ed- ress - What Parents Want to room 2002, cafeteria building, p.m. Bring your own lunch. B.C. SENIOR GAMES District 88's community inter- ucation room. Guest speaker Know' with Owen Corcoran, NWCC. organizers hold a membership action day starting at 7 p.m. at is Michelle Nehring from the regional coordinator, educe- CHRONIC FATIGUE drive at the Skeena Mall from the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Topic: Adolescent Health Program. tJon ministry. Sunday1 February 26 Syndrome/Fibromyalgia Sup 2 to 6 p.m. 'K-12 Program: Where We 100 yEARS OF FASHION, a port group meets at 2 p.m. at Have Been and Where We EDUCATIONAL CHANGE is Saturday, February 25 Heritage Week celebration, the Happy Gang Cenlle. Call takes place from 1:30 to 4:00 Elreen at 635-9415. p.m. at the arena banquet room. EARLY CHILDHOOD Educators of B.C. meet at 7 Monday'1 February 27 p,m. at NWCC preschool. CANADIAN PARENTS FOR FRENCH holds adult French Friday, February 17 conversatione! cMsses at the TERRACE UTI'LE Cassle Hall Elementary THEATRE's Improvisational School library from 7 to 9 p,m, Group provides a relaxed and Preregistar by calling Sue encouraging atmosphere for Trombley at 635-4691. people who want to act but are afraid to try. 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. WEDNESDAYS at the McColl Playhouse. TERRACE NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 February 17-18 p.m. at t~e Women's HEART & STROKE Founda- all new and used Resource Centre. Also Satur- tion conducts an education day nights at 7:30. and blood pressure check at snowmobiles and ,!.., the Skeena Mall from 10 a.m. accessories. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Cof- to 8 p.m, on Friday and 10 • ,'w fee Group meets every second a,m, to 5 p,m. Saturday. Wednesday at the White Spot Hurry... with prices at 10 a.m, Call Judy at 635- Saturday~ February 18 3258 for Info. B.C. SENIOR GAMES social this low they card games take place at 7:30 can't last long~ SINGLE PARENTS SUP- p,m. at the Happy Gang PORT GROUP meets Wed- Centre, Prizes, refreshments, nesday afternoons at 1 p.m. at Everyone welcome, the Women's Centre. For more Info call 638-0228. TERRACE DIABETES Sup- port Group meets at 2 p.m. at LESBIAN DROP.IN happens the Women's Resource noon hour on every third Wed- Centre, For info call Gen nesday of the month at the Roberts st 635-3094. Terrace Women's Centre. Ask for Elizabeth or Maria, Sunday, February 19 RRSP FINANCIAL BASICS TERRACE PROFESSIONAL free seminar with Primerica WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Financial Services at Sand. holds its monthly meeting the man Inn banquet room at 2 third Wednesday of every p,m. 635-7800 for more info. month, Meet for lunch at the Terrace Inn from noon to 1 Monday, February 20 p.m, Contact Joyce at 635- BIG BROTHERS AND 9660, SISTERS hold their annual THURSDAYS general meeting at 7:30 p.m. SKEENA VALLEY CAR at the Terrace Inn, KEN "S MARINE CLUB meets the fourth Thurs- Ken Gibson day of the month at 7:30 p.m, Tuesday, February 21 635.2909 Trevor Gibson at A&W on Keith. Call Bob at TERRACE TOASTMASTERS 4946 Greig Avenue Terrace, B.C. 635-9214 for info. III The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995 - B3 Science Festival results CONGRATULATIONS go out to Alissa Gervats 3rd -- Alisa Richard Tabatha Nenainger Water Facts all the children from local schools 3rd --Jackie Godlinski and Grade 4 3rd -- Becky Estes who participated in the 30th Ter- Jennie Fisher 1st --Adam Teolis, David Rus- 3rd -- Lisa Heinricks Better Tasting race Science Festival. 3rd -- Cole Nystrom sell, and Walker Main 3rd -- Kris Thomson Here are the results: Grade 6 1st -- Terence Sandhals Grade 8 & 9 Coffee & Tea Experiment Entries 1st -- Brandon Cormier, Jesse 2nd -- Dani-Marie Froese and 1st -- Terry Froese and Levi K-Grade 1 Bone and Guy Burton Renee Froese Froese 1st -- Kelsey Minhinnick lst-- Kim Mullctt and Megan 2nd -- Kirsten Duffy 2nd ~ Jeff Town Beans & water, that is all that coffee ls made of. Coffee is 2nd ~ Jeffrey Chapman Mahoney 2nd- Laura Simons and Canadian Wome n nade up of 99% water. T-~p water is often chlorinated and has 3rd ~ Ryland MacDonald 2nd -- Ricky Dhaliwal and Angola Kerbrat in Timber Displays a high mineral or alka~in0 content. These extras in the water Grade 2 Steven Gough 3rd -- Lena Steinbrenner and K - Grade 1 may impart undesirable tastes and odours to coffee. 1st -- Amber Eudiselish 3rd -- Robert Haugland and Hall Down 1st ~ Ryan Ridler Chlorine is the primary contributor to poor tasting coffee. 2nd -- Caitlin Scales Kyle Narzt 3rd -- Brian Packer and Carl Grade 2-3 Coffee and chlorine are both acids. When the two are - 3rd -- Ryan Monsees Grade 7 Hoagland Class award to Mrs. Epp's combined and heat is added, the result is a bitter tasting Grade 3 1st -- Aaron Peters 3rd -- Sara Stevens and Jen- Grade 2 class at Kiti K'Shan coffee. By using purified water in your kettle and coffee 1st -- Kimbefly Penner and 2nd -- Christine Krisinger nifer Dun_field 1st-- Kelsey Wood machine or espresso machine, you will improves the flavour Sevrin France 3rd Tim Roders and Luke Grade $ 2nd -- Bonnie Ratchford. and significantly cut down on the amount of scale build up in 1st -- Veronica Walker Buxton 1st -- Emily Arndt and Jamie Grade 4-5 the reservoir. 1st ~ Grog Marehand 3rd -- Christopher Anaka Frezell 1st -- Emma Keattng It is also said that a high oxygen content im proves the taste 2ud -- Mark Graydon Display Entries 2nd --Nathania Talstra and 2nd -- Anna Johnson of both tea and coffee. For the best cup of tea, you should Genevieve Orr 2nd --Seiji Godo and Brett K - Grade 1 3rd -- Adrian Houghton bring the water just to the boiling point, so that the dissolved 3~4 -- Karra Wiedeck Commins 1st -- Caitlyn Bide Northwest oxygen doesn't get boiled out. 3rd -- Ashley Johnson and Jac- 2nd -- Mrs. Shinde's Kinder- 3rd -- Frank Mitzimberg and Justin Suice Development quelline Allard garten class Education Association 3rd ~ Emily Montague 3rd -- Taylor Quinn 3rd -- Jame McPhadyn and Grade 4 Grade 2 Jana Lindenbach Displays Grade 6 Grade 3 Ist -- Christopher Chapman lst-- Laura Braam 2nd -- Cristina Heslenfeld 1st-- Stephen Simons 1st -- Desiree Peters Sam Ratchford; Gall Wittington and Naila Manji 2nd --Joshua Foote and Alyssa 2nd -- Candyce Raymond 2rid -- Eobbi-Lisa Marshall :RE Grade 4 eeek Foole 3rd -- Luke Braam 3rd -- Ali Asaid Hall Downs and Lena Stein- 3rd -- Brendan Hargrove Grade 3 3rd -- Tyler Montague, Kyle brenner ~BO Grade $ lst-- Kate Ames . . Long and Steven Elkiw Grade 7 Grades 1st -- Brian Todd 1st -- Erin Arndt Z~ 1st-- Ai~ee Petras 2nd ~ Daniel Chapman 2nd --April Deverall, Ashley Liam Murphy 1st-- Allison Mantel 2nd -- Russel Munday Biberdorf, and Amelia Parcig- 2nd -- Randy Brown Continued Page el0 3rd -- Candace Klein and neau 2rid --Melissa Straw and Around Town Value, quality and Schools put great selection. on their show EDUCATION WEEK gels un- derway at local schools next week with a series of open houses and-performances for the public. Monday will see Uplands' Grade 6 band perform at the Skeena Mall at 11:30 a.m., fol- TIGER ::' : 0 lowed by Mrs. Davis' E.T. Ken- ney Primary Grade 1/2 singers at PRAWNS PIZZA D,~,,; .... I,, ~..... 2:10 p.m. Fresh. 12 inch. Parkside School hosts a Family Heritage "Games" Night men- < !day nightTr0m 6:30 to 8 p.m. On Tuesday, Clarence Michiel Elementary, Thomhiil Primary ~ind Park.side Elementary all hold open h6uses during the day. Park- side's Woodchuck choir will also perform at the mall at 11:00 a.m. On Wednesday, Kiti K'shan school holds a community read-in from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Uplands choir performs at" the mall at 12:20 p.m. and Ms. Cameron's E.T. Kenney culture classes will be in the mall making cedar headbands and counting and singing in Tsimpshian. Wednesday evening features school band performances at 7 p.m. at the REM Lee Theatre, fol- lowed by guest speaker Tarry Grieve on "K-12 Program: Where Have We Been and Where are We Going."

Recycle those phone books THEEEYYY'RE BAAACK! The 1st Terrace Scouts am • once again collecting and recy- cling old telephone books. Last year they collected more than 2,400 phone books and they're aiming to beat that this year. IWHOLEFRYING FAMILY PACK You can drop off your old HEAD APPLE phone book at the Food Bank drop.boxes at Safeway, Over- CHICKEH BREAD LETTUCE JUICE waitea, or Co-op. Grade A or Utility (as available) Baked fresh daily. White or 60% The Scents will also do pick- Cello wrapped. Product of U.S.A. Whole Wheat. Unsliced. Pkg of 4. Town House from concentrate. Plus ups at local businesses. Call Kim Frozen. LIMIT OF 4. No. I 1 Grade. 450 g enviro. Ta'x or levy where applicable. at 635-3656 for more info. i.74 kg/Ib Each 1 Litre Tax return help offered 28 BASIC INCOME TAX return help is being offered by the Ter- race Volunteer Bureau and Ter- race Women's Centre. l) The free assistance is available 9 to anyone with a fixed or low in- come. It's happening on Tuesday mornings from 10 a.m. to noon at i; oo,] There's no reason to the Happy Gang Centre from now until April 25. DIRECT I P,AYMENTJ shop any place else. Correction A PHOTO CAPTION in the Prices effective at your local Sahway stores until closing Saturday, February 18, 1995. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. All items "While stocks last" Feb. 8 Terrace Standard in- Some illustrations are serving sugc est ons only. Actual floral items may vary sliqhtly from illustration. Some items may not be available at all stores. Advertised prices do no correctly Identified a girl count- include G.S.T. Some items may'~: st bject to G.S.T. Air Miles International Hordings N V, Loyalty Management Group Canada Inc Authorized User' "On items we carry lug tree tings at the Science Festi- val as Prabjhot Parmar. In fact, the girl pictured was Sabrlna Bosanjh. Th e Standard regrets the error. B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bandstra Transportation Systems Ltd. Canadian Airlines International Cozy Corner Fireplace Specialties Ltd. Finning Ltd. MEMBERSHIP LIST Bank of Montreal Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Crampton, Brown, & Arndt First Choice Builders Supply Ltd. Cypress Landscaping and Turf 16 - 37 Community Futures Bank of Nova Scotia Cedarland Tire Service Ltd. D.B.A. Irly Bird Dairy Queen Brazier Restaurant Acadia Northwest Mechanical Inc. Barry's On Location Fabric Care Ltd. Central Flowers First Choice Travel Ltd Bayview Fuels Ltd. Dairyland Foods Flowers ala Carte Acklands Ltd, Central Gifts Dediluke Land Surveying Inc. Agar Red and White General Bell Pole Co. Ltd, Century 21 Fountain Tire (Terrace) Ltd. Demers and Brodie Store/Misty River Tackle Benson Optical Laboratory Ltd. Cinaway Screenprinting & GraPhics Frank Donahue Insurance Agency Bert's Delicatessen City of Terrace DLN Contracting Ltd, Gemma's Bed & Bath Boutique Ltd. AirBC Dynamic Health Service Akita Transport Ltd. Better BUsiness Bureau of Mainland Clark, Dr. Paul Gemma's Gifts & Collectibles Elan Travel I,T,P, All Seasons Source for Sport B.C. Class Act Consignments Gemma's Kitchen Boutique Close Up Business Services Ltd. Electronics Plus All West Glass Terrace Ltd. Blue Ridge Ventures Ltd. George, Dr. Val Bornite Mountain Enterprises Coast Inn of the West Erwin's House of Fine Jewellers Gin's Restaurant All West Trading Ltd. Braid Insurance Agencies Coast Tractor & Equipment Ltd. Jewellery, china, crystal, giftware Alpine House Motel Glass Slipper Bridal Shoppe Brass & Bullet Shooting Supplies Ltd. Ev's Mens' Wear Anka's Fresh Food & Dessert Cafe Coastal Welding Greening Tours Ltd, C. M. O. Carpets Ltd. Cole Petroleums (B.C.) Ltd. Fabric Boutique, The Aq ua Clear Bottlers Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd. C. Stewart Enterprises Inc. Colour Works Fabricland Terrace Ashbury's GrUndmann, Otto C,I,A.O. Art Cominco Mete s- Snip Project Far West Bus Lines Ltd. B,C, Hydro & Power Authority Hairwaves Caledonia Collection Agencies Ltd. Continental Explosives Ltd. Farko Contracting Ltd. Hawes, Dr, Vic, O.D, BCTEL Canada Safeway Ltd. Copper River Motel Federal Business Development Bank H, W. Hepburn, C,A,

, . ( The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February ~5, 1995 - B5 Chamber provides Terrace & District info to businesses

Chamber of Cornn erce FOR THE past several years, the turns of the BIC is the electronic Terrace and District Chamber of mail system known as Commerce has had a fee for ser- "Chamberlink'". It connects all vice contract with the Ministry of of the chambers in the province to S trength in Num bets Small Business, Tourism and one data base to help increase the Culture to help administer the knowledge base for each office. Business Information Cena'e Each business information officer (BIC) for the area. can access this system daily. The BIC plays a very important The system has a number of dif- Target part of the Chamber's mandate ferent components ranging from and mission statement. composing and receiving mes- Within the BIC office, there are sages to learning what public a wide variety of business publi- tenders are available. in 1995 cations, videos and "how to" Chamberlink and the in-house manuals of starting or expanding library are a must to see. Call the a business. office to arrange a time to come is 300 One of the most fascinating fea- in and visit. "This year, we're really going to do itl" says Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce manager Bobble Phillips. The chamber office had predicted 1994 to be the year to reach that elusive 300 figure, but Steve Cullis it didn't happen. "We did hit THE OFFICIAL tourist season gets its start each year when the chamber of commerce hosts 273 with over 30 new members, HOWDOYOUDO Day at the infocenb'e. From the left are travel counsellor Erika Cordes, travel Friendship Appraisals but the magic number wasn't counsellor Emily Janes, city freeman Vesta Douglas and Mayor Jack Talstra at 1994's kick off. reached," stated Phillips. The infocent~e plans a vital role in first welcoming and then giving visitors information on the Centre Ltd "However, this is the year. The various recreational and other opportunities in the area. Proud Chamber Proud Chamber office is compiling a list of pros- pects, and soon, I'll be out visit- [~ Member For i Member For ing, explaining all the benefits of chamber membership." 6 Years ,~ Formed in 1927, the chamber SuperHost people make lff/,./~..:.,;,.;,~H./' '~ has members representing every segment of the area's growing business sector. It is also an orga- Terrace a super city nization that goes beyond what many would think of as normal THE TERRACE and District being the friendliest city in employers and to the tourism chamber activities. Chamber of Commerce is the northwest. industry The chamber has made pleased to report to the com- If any business is interested * Use effective techniques (~,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~"""~'~~/ff(~ numerous representations to vari- munity that SuperHost train- in taking the SuperHost train- to handle customer com- ous levels of government on is- ing has a big part on the ing or having their staff take plaints sues becoming more and more Chamber's local agenda. part, contact the Chamber of_ * Identify major services in complex: issues like the Kemano The SuperHost program was rice and all of the arrange- their conrmunity that the ?l~i[~l,l:i.(I[.kl;l~-1-1tl,11"I'|l','i± ._ Completion Project, land claims, developed by the Ministry of ments can be made. visitor may wish to utilize and the new ergonomic regula- Tourism in 1985 during the Upon completion Of the * Identify major attractions tions for the Workers' Compensa- preparation and planning for seminar, participants will be and promotional events in Proud Chamber tion Board. Expo '86. able to: their conununity aProud Chamber "There is so much education It continues as an essential * Identify the major sectors After cetnpleting the semi- f Member For Member For required," states chamber presi- part of our quickly growing of the Tourism Industry and nar, each business will find dent John Evans. tourism industry. give examples of each that their employees are better ~i~ 1 Year 2 Years ._\ "Forest use is important, partic- Terrace has an excellent * Describe the value of prepared to meet the needs of ularly in Terrace, and we know trainer in Doug Smith who tourism'to B.C. and their our local pnblic and those of ,li ll that fishing, commercial versus can teach the course designed community the visitors. sports, is another big issue, in to take about 6.5 hours. * Describe the communica- If a business is interested in light of the depleted fish stocks Since Doug has been doing tions process, barriers to com- having its staff participate in on many river systems." SuperHost training, almost munication and listening as an this service excellence train- Yet Evans adds that Uraditional 1,000 have become Super- effective coramunication tool ing, call the Terrace and Dis- 7fffllflllfff(~ ..... business interests must also be Hosts in Terrace - no wonder * Identify the importance of Uict Chamber of Commerce at maintained in the city. "Parking Terrace has die reputation of good customer service to 635-2063, is still an issue although the city has ~now agreed to look at some Health & I o.o/ options in that regard. Fiscal management within the city is an- LAST YEAR it was Tom Gingles tions to the city and area. other issue that the Chamber is of Skeens Rent-A-Car Tilden. A cormnittee considers a wide Fitness happy to see being addressed." Worthy And this year the Terrace and variety of matters before making Proud Chamber The chamber has a strong exec- District Chamber of Commerce is the decision. utive again this year, a mixed again looking for nominations for Nomination forms are available Member For group of business people who can people its business executive of the year by contacting the chamber office award. at 635-2063. " I Year work together in different ways, The award recognizes a busi- The winner or winners are feted all contributing to the success of ness person or persons for busi- at the chamber's annual installa- the Terrace and District Chamber sought ness and community contribu- tion dinner. of Commerce.

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Hire a Logger Agency L. Pavanel Accounting Services Merlin Solutions Northern Drugs Ltd. Palmer Business Services Houlden Logging Ltd. Lane Appraisals Ltd. Miles of the T'seaX Northern Healthcare Paragon Insurance Agency HyPower Systems Inc. Lin. Dr. L.P.S.. Inc. Bed & Breakfast Northern Hearing Safety Services Pendragon Computers ICG Propane Inc. Lindsay's Cartage & Storage Minute Muffler & Brake Northern Light Studio , Photowork Studio Images by Karlene Link Window Coverings Mistam' Ekes Guiding Service Northern Motor Inn Ltd. Porter. Constance Insurance Corporation of B,C. Lockport Security Ltd. Misty River Books Northern Native Broadcasting (Terrace} .Progressive,Ventures Lt( Jock's Excavating Ltd Loomls Courier Service Mount Layton Hot Springs Resort Northern Photo Rainer Giannelta.Systems, John Critchley Corp. Lowrie, Ginny Muks-Kum-OI Housing Society Northern Signs and Screen Prints Re/Max of Terrace, D.B.A, Pizza Hut Lydian Kitchens Ltd, ~, Murphy, Dr. Harry Northland Communications Ltd." , Red Carpet Food Services, :: 7,~,~ Johnny's Welding Ltd. MacKay s Funeral Service Ltd. N & J Service Centre Ltd. Northwest Academy of Performing Arts Regional District of Kitimat-Stlklne, ;:: Johnstone, Lloyd Malcolm Hilcove Corporation N. B, C. Mechanical Inc. Northwest Community College , Reum Motors Ltd, ' Jon's Photographics & Gallery ...... NRS Ventura Realty (1994) Northwest Hearing Services Richards on Emerson . ~'I: -,,i ii ~;'~ ; K'Shian Contructlon Co. Ltd, Mann, Anna Nechako Northcoast Construction Northwest Loggers'Association River Industries,(Terrace) L,td; " ' • Kalum Tire Service McAIplne and Co. Services Northwest Real Estate Board River's.Edge Lodge . ":, ";; Kermode Dive Shop McEIhanney Consulting Services Ltd. Neid Enterprises Ltd, Omlneca Medical Laboratories .... Roger Latta & Co. Ltd, . Kermode Friendship Centre McEwan GI~I - McEwan Motors Nordenta Dental Techniqueslnc' Overwaitea Foods Roberts, Llnda - Dog Groomer Kermode Park (Terrace) Ltd. North Coast Health & Fitness Centre Pacific Cascade Consultants Ltd. i.... Ron & Helene's Joint Ventures Ltd. Kermcdet Trading Co, " McMynn,.John North Shore ~cuba Pacific NorthernGas Ltd. :..:>,! ~ : KitsumkalumBandCouncll - McRae, Bill " - NorthcoastAnglers Ltd. Palagian Contracting Ltd. ,, ;:,,,:~!~; B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

(~ Yfff,,...... i.att~Iiiiiiiillllllllffllllfl t~ iiiiiI~ Takhar Terrace & District Trucking Proud Chamber ~l Proud Chamber Charber~ of Con rnerce Member For i Me~ber For S trength in Nurnbers 11 Years , 11 Years

(@'f/ff//f//f~~ Service ~,,,,,,..,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,i~u~lL$lJlJlOJlL[~-,~.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,.,.,~.~iiaullLli(lllllllll~[~ key to \ C.M.O.. Bert's ' Carpets .~ Deli course l~Proud Chamber Proud Chamber By DOUG SMITH THIRTY-FOUR students have Member For' Member For enrolled in and successfully ~, 6 Years 17Years completed the Terrace and District Chamber of Com- merce's Customer Service Training Program (CSTP), The 40-hour training pro- gram began in May of 1994 ((~f/f/ff//ff/~/r.~ " ([ff/fff/f//ffflff~~'ff.~....,,,,.....Lauul!iLLLILilillii IIll~__~ with the intent of providing basic but thorough customer ----1 service information. Over a tea The course has since been Part of a growing offered a second time and a Terrace. third program will be launched this spring. The development of the Proud Chamber ' Proud Chamber course and the first two pro- Member For I, Member For grams were funded by the Canada Employment Centre. ' 6 Years 4 Years Further courses will be opera- ~[,/fff('l'llllll/((/f...... ted on a self-sustaining basis. Before the training initiative was launched last year, a sur- vey was conducted among lo- cal businesses asking them to identify priority training areas. From those survey results a LSmith Insurance: curriculum was developed which included the following MANY AND VARIED aspects of customer service are key to the success and development of any } Agencies Ltd. topics: customer service - an business. And helping that along is the Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce through a introduction, team building, course introduced last year. That's Elizabeth Evans, a graduate of the course's first ever offering. She's now at Skeena Broadcasters ~ Proud Chamber customer communication, ..... I Member For Member For sales, customers and the cul- of the students currently un- ture, time management and employed, but looking for 6 Years 10 Years telephone communication. work in the customer service The course outline provided industry. People important [or;:2~..~hoars .of classroom .in- The intention is to see the s~'~lon,~and -, a '~-lq =hour prac" chamber mamtatfi an ongoing ticum. labour pool of graduates and tO group success .~,,,,,,..,,...,...~a~Uit~llLLllllllllllLl~ .~{~,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,.,.a~LUL~ItIIIIIIIIIIIIIILI0~ Upon successful completion make that list available to of the CSTP (participants must prospective employers. To A KEY PART of any organiza- And Taylor has contr~uted by 1 , complete an exam and receive date of the 16 unemployed tion are the people who not only being the representative for north. Scotiabank no less than 70%) students are participants to take the pro- serve on its executive but go west chambers of commerce. beyond. Continued t~aining of staff Cerise,'21 officially certified by the Ter- gram 11 have been employed. race and District chamber of That's the case with two cham- members is also important and Those interested in taking ber past presidents, Gerry Martin Commerce. with the chamber, that iavolves Proud Chamber Proud Chamber ( the program should contact the and Sharon Taylor. manager Bobble Phillips. A program objective was chamber office at 635-2063. Martin is a director at large on Last year she fmished a four- Member/:or Member For ~1 also to see approximately 50% Doug Smith is a Terrace. the board of the B.C. Chamber of year run of management courses 17 Years of CSTP students working based communications con- Commerce, the parent organiza- at the University of Western front line in a customer service sultant and an instructor wi~h tion to local chambers. Ontario in London, Ontario. t role with the remaining 50% the training program.

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Royal Bank of Canada Skeena Sawmills (West Fraser) Services Society Terrace Standard Toronto Dominion Bank Rudon Enterprises Skeena Valley Fence Inc. Terrace & District Credit Union Terrace Steel Works Ltd. Totem Beverages & Distributors Ltd. Saan Stores Skeena Valley G01f & Country Club Terrace Et,avarian Inn (1977) Ltd. Terrace Stock Car Club Totem Furniture and Appliances Ltd. Sandman Inn Skeena Wilderness Fishing Charters Terrace Builders Do-it Centre Terrace Subway Totem Press Terrace Ltd, Scottie's Guiding Ltd. Terrace Chrysler Ltd. Terrace Times Transport Canada (Airport) Scotties' U-Brew Ltd. Smith Communications Terrace Community Volunteer Bureau Terrace Totem Ford Sales Ltd. Twin River Electric & Heating Ltd. Seaport Limousine Ltd. Spee-Dee Printers Ltd. & Seniors Information Access Terrace Travel Ltd. Underwriters Adjustment Bureau Ltd. Shames Mountain Ski Corp. Spotless Cleaners Terrace Co-operative Association Terrace Truck & Diesel Ltd. Uniquely Yours Shoppers Drug Mart Steele, Jim Terrace Co-op Home Centre D.B.A. Terrace Frelghtliner Universal Dynamics Ltd. Sidewalkers Steve Cullls Appraisals Ltd. Terrace Home Hardware Terrace Weather Office Vie Froese Trucking Ltd. Skeena Belting & Rubber Services Strangway, John, C,A. Terrace Honda Sales Terry's Lock & Security W.M.F. Transport Ltd. Skeena Beverages (1989) Ltd. Sun Life Assurance Company of Terrace Interiors Ltd. The Terrace Inn Warner Bandstra Skeena Broadcasters A division of Canada Terrace Little Theatre Society Thlessen, Ken Western Equipment Ltd. Okanagan Skeena Group Limited Swifty Carline Mufflers (1995) Terrace Paving Ltd. Thornhill Pub Wlghtman & Smith Insurance Agencies Skeena Cellulose Inc (SCI) T.K.C. Business Services Terrace Public Library Tilden Rent-a-Car Ltd. Ltd. Skeena Hotel Takhar Trucking Ltd, Terrace Realty Ltd. Tilltcum Twin Theatres Wilkinson Business Machine 8keena Mall Terrace & District Chamber of Terrace Recreation Centre Tim Horton's Williams Moving & Storage (B.C.) Ltd. Skeena Project Services Ltd. Commerce Terrace Regi6nal Health Care Society Time Cleaners Ltd, Your Decor Skeena River Fishing Lodge Terrace & District Community Terrace Sight and Sound Ltd. Tolsec Canada Inc, Ziegler Enterprises Ltd.

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([fffff/lff/f//f/ffftf~ Trade i" . . 0 ,~,~tl,i.,itll,,,,,,,i.ulttlttllllilil[UlUlliil~ ....,...... ,,.ll,.llTlllitlilllllllllilliii~ \ Otto 'I show f~ ~ DiN Contrac t Grundmann coming Nursery Proud Chamber Proud Chamber GROW'U-I, NEW development J and new programs occupy a Member For i Member For goodly amount of time of any or- ganization. I Year . ., It's no different with the Ter- ,~//ff~l~e,,1,..rs race and District Chamber of Commerce. Coming up very soon is this year's trade show. Booth space is going very quickly for the annual event held in the Terrace Arena. "Demand has been so great that 85% of the 80 available booths Acklands are spoken for at this time," says Consulting Trade Show Chairman Earb Kerr. l imited She is also Chamber first Vice- Services Ltd. President. The event this year has "Small Business Partnerships for Proud Chamber . Proud Chamber Growth" as the theme and takes Member For place May 5 - 7. ,Member For This is the third year the cham- 2 Years 6 Years I ber has undertaken the Uade show responsibilities. This year Supe- ~,,,,,,,<(II<(ri277((((~ ~,,.,,,,,,i,,,df/((((((~,. ,ylffU~,.,f,,,7~;...... rior Display won the bid to I::1II~7 d , i!;!~ ' ~7:<"~ " "~;..;?di~lllllt prepare and stage the booths. As THE MANY businesses and the company was contracted to do • , ¢.-~i ~ "': : ' ' .4' groups entering the chamber's the Smithers show two weeks be- :7 '.:%£ (: .:..: '~ --,k<:: ~'. annual trade show ere also i~[{[/[fffffif/If f l~ fore Terrace, the price break was eligible for awards in specific ...... ,.,..,,,,,..uiluitlilliillllUilUlil~/~t quite substantial when Terrace 7:{ ';7:: 7-" .:-= ,-~ " / :<7. (, ;,':" " : ,1 '"+ categories. Last year, Leydi and ultimately Prince Rupert and Doug Noble of DLN Con- Akita signed on. tracting (above)were recog- "ConUracting out the show set nized in the service category Transport Ltd. up and details makes for an easier for having the best display. On time for the organizing com- the left, David Grubb and Rick mittee," said Kerr. I~rkwood accepted the award Proud Chamber The activity in no way delracts on behalf of River Indusffies from other now traditional func- for having the best retail dis- Member For lI Pro , ch.ber,! tions that keep chamber members play. Businesses and.groups 2 Years .. ~: M ;myber rF°r ! busy. are provided with booth space These include the chamber's but it's up to them to come up '['tlliflffff~;'/"' annual elections of officers, the ~Nlth displays to catch the•eyes ~(I,l(2,,,,<,,,~lll~l(l((((¢ir((((~' amiiia| installatioii diim~f a'ifd*'r'af- of judges and the public; fie, and the announcement of the 1995 business executive(s) of the year. ~lffflff/t~ tnnimlluliiUllUliii|llldlll{lllUUll I Iniil~ I Houlden Omineca Logging Medical ! & Co. l Laboratories i , * sv Proud Chamber Proud Chamber Proud Chamber ~[ Member For Member For Member For I Member For 4 Years Over 17 Years Z Ye.r 1 Year

~flfft~ ~ffff/lf/lflff(~ .~...,.....,...liluiiltltllltlLlilll illlllll!~l ~ uuiunil,iUililUtiilililllllllll|Ul ilI i!llil~, Alpine House' I orthwest BC Telephone' t Motel , Academy of I Fresh :Food& Dessert Company ~erforming Arts] c~f~ ~Proud Chamber Proud Chamber Proud Chamber | "Proud Chamber ~ Member For Member For ~t i Member For iMember For ~ t Over 17 Years BEST INDUSTRIAL display is also an award category of the Ter- 7 Years 5 Years race and District Chamber of Commerce's annual trade show. . I1 Years ~, That distinction in 1994 went to B,C. Hydro. Posing with the '/'////f//~',",f;;i$;;...... ?llllll~f~1~,;...... ",1 ~. .fllff//ff/../f[,...... recognition plaque are Hydro representatives Del Meashaw and ~,,.,,,t,,,,(¢(((((((((((~ Val Hansen. The corporation focuses on its PowerSrnart pro- gram of alternate energy sources, efficiency and conservation in many of its displays and presentations. ?'ff//f/ff/fff/ff~ ~ff/f//fflf/fffffr~ .mu..i,tiu,.it t tlllllllllUUl|iU lll|l~ ,y!,...,,,.,,..u,ailll~lLLiillllUllill~ Wide reach Cominco Gim's Bureau of Metals Snip SOON TO be Underway is this adding to the city's position of Restaurant . year's Whole Lot in Store project, being the northweat's dominant Project @ ~Mainland B.C. s publication supported by the service and trade centre. Proud Chamber ~: city, businesses and the chamber. This past fall, the chamber Proud Chamber I * Proud Chamber ~ ' Proud Chamber Look for a new twist this 'year played host to the Noah by ~ Member For Northwest Tourism Association's Member For Member t:or to the publication which has a Member For Over 17 Years wide regional distribution. annual general meeting. 5 Years ..'. ', The association represents 4 Years 17 Years l The idea is to draw people into tourism interests from the Queen • ~/f~Tlfl//ff.(f~f,; /fll/ff/([rf[,...... ?f/fl?¢#rre..:q,,;,,,,.- ' the city from around the region, Chadottcs to McBride. ~,,,,,,,,,,,,~(ld((((((~

~ffllf~ . Bandstra ! Transportat,on~ ~ ~cj~on ~ ~. Brown &. 'p / ~ ,~genc,es ] ~ Arndt Proud Chamber i I roud Chamber | . li, Proud Chamber t ~Proud Chamber. Member, For ~ I [ 't r .~ Member For 'lA [ Membe?For, Jl 3 Yetrs , ~ Over 17 Years 5 ~ 12 Years ~ ~. 11 Years ~,,,!*,.&~ii(((((((~ - ~lf~,fll/f/((~,[,~t ...... ,i ~fllf/'.lf/n/d/~,;f, ...... ,t, 88 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

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SPECIAL FEATURES n is designed to capture the view 1477SQ. FT~(i37.1M'); " - ar Of the lot. -~ ~: + -++ .. . . ,:.. foi'mal living and dining rooms feature access to the large sundeck. ,t dream kitchen, with cornarwindows, flows into large octagonal morning room with french door to sundeck. OF TERRACE 638-1 _~....~.~: ...... ,t master bedroom boasts patio door to r ."i'.'i:" !.-,!m;~ i. " ~ ~.~.~ " sundeck walk-in closet, dress ng room -•:.'~ , Y .!i!:~,i' ~°°~H~i with twin vanitities and separate privacy

i.,,+ii~-. '-, .~i,~.+.- ...... -----.~- ~,.'-,';,'+ili:i:~,e.,~-,,, room including shower. / ..... ,t this home includes an unfinished walk- |~'~T°~"~ i1~ Li~,,e ~_L"L"2 rli[~,T~:,~.'-'i] out basement plan. I . ' +1 lY" I uv XUUM I't"~-! 2"~ l't.)[';~'l J " ++ I ,oo, ,',,,+,, i['-~i~i.; ;:1,,-.I ,i master bedroom boasts patiodoor to ..... •L.,~..~ .: :~.~i-.:.~:~...... / , I "'I~' yB t.+ ~" [: '---" sundeck, walk-in closet, dressing room with .... ij !; "0~.'~,. £, .~ I,:: . _l _'~,o,,.;i~-J~; -;', '- ' ~J,'lTj.... twin van t es and separate privacy room ~ :.~! , f ~[-.,--..+ .i. Including shower, ' experience in real estate. |:,Z~ eEe~oou In~H:i:~-+Z...~', II r : _635-7068 +,+a+ i+ .,+,o-c,,,, I m- - ->. .^• Horseshoe MLS $54,900 Horseshoe MLS $229,500 richard evans ~.75+~+ L-,++-.++:_-,_J ++,,~+~-~FI o., ,,. t ; WALK OUT:BASEMENT .

";''.~ ]! , " =+..' . ,+ TOTAL" 1477SQ- FT-' ') . c .+ ~ ,i, : ',,,.-" "~'~ h , __L_ .... _ I...... i + WIDTH. 53 O (16" 1M)- + L.J- .-- DEPTH: 50'0" (15.2 M)

Horseshoe MLS $145,900 Keith Estates MLS $89,900

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635-3833 Lakelse Lake MLS $199,400 olga power r $94,500 Thornhill MLS $58,500 4908 HAUGLANDAVENUE $135,000 $145,000 Perfect home for the large family.7 15 year old full basement family Older homelocated on largecorner Well built comfortable home. Near lot, close to schools and hospital, school and hospital, open and bedroom, 2 full baths on the south home 3 bedroom up 1 down. 3 side of town, Close to the hospital with some TLC,this home has lots spacious. Oak kitchen cab nots, 2' bathrooms, family room, also a 1 of potentialfor Ihe growing family. bedroomsup, 1 down, 2 sundecks, and schools, Numerous bedroom basement suite with EXC. Call Wanda. large family room, greenhouse, renovations done to the property. private entrance, nicely garden area, fruit trees. Lot is Nicelylandscaped lot, with 2 cherry landscapedlarge lot+This home is OLD REMO ACREAGES28,000 nicely landscaped. EXC Call and 2 apple trees. Priced to sell, Wanda. in excellent condition. Quick Level acreagelocated in 01d Remo MLS Call Wanda. )ossession.EXC Call Dave. at the end of Robin Road MLS Call Dave. & 1635-6236 , //ll Copperside MLS $79,900 Bench MLS $179,500 I dian a Wood

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Excellent for horse owners, Be your own boss with corner 5 bedroom split home on acreage Ranch style home nestled in a experience in "" ~+~I~T Spacious familyhome designedfor grocery store with gas pumps, located at Gossen Creek 10 rustic natural setting with a river real estate. "East Living"featuring 5 bedrooms, bottle depot and grape business, minutes from Iown. Property is view. The homehas 3 bedrooms- 3 baths, formal dining area plus equipment and coolers included, cleared and has several out 804 sq. ft, with one up end two 638-0047 country kitchen. Privatebalcony off complete with attached 3 bedroom buildings, gard~,,n area with .... "11~ down. Electric heat with wood Dover Road EXC $49,900 Thornhiil MLS $84,900 steve cook master bedroom providesbeautiful full basement house, MLS Call greenhouse.MLS Call Dave. backup, Very comfortable and view of mountainsand mead0ws,i Derick, cozy, also has detached shed. MLS Call Derick, MLS Call Derlck, NRS PROMISE OF SERVICE 5 years experience in real estate. 638-81 98 suzanne gleason Horseshoe EXC $94,000 Kitwanga MLS $86,500

Jose Venture (Owner) Dave Reynolds Derick Kennedy Wanda Wall)erg ' 635'3908 635;3126 635.3042 798-9534 The "1 errace Standard, Wednesday, February 1.5, 1995- B9 TERRA =ESTANDARD EAL STATE

37 -~ "-C M~TN FLOOIR PLaN ~5~ SCL FT. Investment Opportunity in a ~__~~---t_~ ~. ~.~¢ .~ . U.S• Resort Home• (Fun and Sun, is an extra bonusI)

.) : , .. • • Ownership for Holiday or Profit! • 1st time offered in B.C. - By Prospectus i--r ~F~ll • ~-~ x lC'-~'~ '. I , ,,I i- -]-- .. • The Pointe Resort Condominiums at -- 7 Tapatio Cliffs • A"Sunbelt" Location, Phoenix Arizona • Surprisingly affordable! Ask about the • ~ll~2~-lE I ,, ~ / • "Group Buy' plan -.-, × ,o-21:1 _ ROOM I i .;: I :! 2/, 3~'-~>"×~-"-~" ~x. Ill • You Own! We Manage[ Cash Flows! " ) • Full resort environment, pools, golf, tennis / and spa! For all the details call Now# Jeremy Leevers Heritage home Sussex Group (604) 984:9711 suits compact lot • ~ : - Plan no. U-891 MasterCard authorizations BY M. TYNAN payable to: The Terrace 2996 LonsdaleAve. Includmg the covered Standard Plan of the Week, North Vancouver, B.C. veranda, this charming 13659 108th Avenue, heritag e style home Surrey, B.C., V3T 2K4. measures on 41'-6" wide by 40'-6" deep, making it suitable for many of the compact lots available in illllllllllllllllllllll ASSOCIATE today's market. Also, at only ROYAL LEPAGE BROKER )371iii:.',';. :.~ '?, ! , .,, .)(', 1517 sq.ft., this would be an /llllllllllllllllllllll NETWORK ideal starter home. t 11:::172: i! A spacious living room features a carousel window and a cosy gas fireplace. The HOUSE WITH A DIFFERENCE RARE LISTING IN TOWN dining room will Brightopen post and beamlocated on i Spacious older home in town on ,81 the bench, 4 bedrooms, nat. gas acre zonedMedium Density (40 ppa). accommodate a good sized fireplace,full basement,2 pce, ensuite, Pedect starter home surroundedby suite, and is partially open to rear sundeck, attached carport, and fruit trees. Huge shop and detached the nook which receives recentlyup.graded. Exclusive $159,500. garage an added bonus. Idealas a revenue property or as a holding plenty of natural light from property. QUICK POSSESSION surrounding windows. HOME&.85ACRE AVAILABLE, PRICED FOR A QUICK Upstairs, the master 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, full bsmt, 1056 SALEAT $94,900MLS. sq.ft., new roof, recentrenovations & a THE PERFECT HOME THE PERFECT STARTER 3617 COTTONWOOD DECORATOR'S DELIGHT bedroom, like those in larger Nicelyupgraded three bedroom home satellitedish, MLS $129,900. Plenty of space in this 1.5 yearold 2 year old home located in Beautifullyrenovated split levelhome DEVELOPMENT ACREAGE :homes, features a four piece home with 2,200 sq. fl, plus a full with natural gas heat, concrete Thomhelghts.3 bedrooms,3 baths, with 112 bsmt. 3+1 bedrooms, 3 : basement,5 bedrooms,3 baths, main foundation, new shingles,bathroom doubtsgarage all on a 80 x 125 fl, tot, Possibilityto subdMdeibls 8,2t acres • ensuite with-a raise~b~.~ i washrooms1,072 sq; tt. doublepaved into 2 acre parcels,Located nearthe NEW LISTING floor familyroom, formaldining room, renovationsand much, much more. This homeoffers 1,628 sq. ft., 2 nat. drivewaywith doublegarage. Excellent • U-891 may belobtainedfor; breakfast nook In kitchenand many Call now on this exclusive listing. gas fireplaces,oak parquetflooring in collegewith beautifulmountain views ~$.390.00 for a package of five Lightly treed largelot on quiet street family home.on the 4800 block of UstedMLS $156,000. suitable for single familydwelling or more features, Located close to Pricedto sellat $91,900. the familyroom, Call todayon this Soucie.Listed MLS for $199,900. complete sets of working duplex,Water and naturalgas available. schoolsin the horseshoe,Carl for more exclusivelisting, prints and $34.00 for each UstedMLS $24,500. infoon thisquatily home. SIDE BY SIDE DUPLEX FORTYACRE PARCELS, ROSSWOOD additional set of the same HORSESHOE'3 BEDROOM 3738 RIVER DRIVE Deluxeliving In these 3 bedrm,units plan. Allow $15.00 extra to RETIRE HERE A PLACE TO START Attractivestarter home, nat,gas heat, full of finefeatures including, 3 bdrms., Offering 4 parcels approx. 40 acres 1/2 acre light Industriallot with 1040 pce.ensuite, fplce in familyroom and i each fronting on Egan Road, with a 79 acresplus in the picturesqueKitselas 1980 Diplomattwo bedroomtrailer in recentlyup-graded, wood-stove, single sq.ft, 2 bedroom home in need of cover the cost of postage and Skeena Valleytrailer court, nat. gas garage, developedlot with sundeck, master suite ceramictile and neutral i great viewof GoatMountain. Property handling (B.C. residents add Canyon just minutes from townl Your finishing. Great potentialfor home carpeting, 2 patios, built in vac and I has beenlogged, and thereIs a small dream home has been startedso call heatand hot watertank, open living & storage shed, greenhouse,garden & based businessor shop. Listed MLS applicable sales tax to plan diningarea, Asking $19,500. fencedlawn. $112,000 Exclusive. alarm system, carport and extra J slreamrunning through ag parcels.Call now for moredetails. MLS $47,500, in for mapand furtherparticulars, total)(AII Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new :g designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13.85 including postage Rusty kjungh Lisa Godlinski Ralph Godlinski ChristelI/ Godlinski Joe Barbosa Lynda Boyce Ric White David D, Hull Bert Ljungh and handling and 7% GST. 635-5754 635-4950 635-4950 635-5397 635-5604 638-1073 635-6508 638-1327 RR-~-5754 Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa or

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,~// ; What a performance Terrace athletes take Games -SK EENA'::AN G LER " ROB BR_0 V, N by storm MEDALS, MEDALS and On the water more medals. T MISKLTSAI climbed aboard the Northwestcrners were simply West Coast One as two Haisla 1 phenomenal at the BC North- • -- ~ Watchmen ~ young conser~ ation em Winter Games held in Wil- A.. I~ officers in training ~ and a family liams Lake. of obviously well-heeled folks from somewhere in the American heartland, each nicely turned By the time the three day out in that nouveau outdoor wear that comes in event was over, the Kitimat- a variety of unnatural, recently patented colours Stikine zone had walked away and materials, climbed into Bruce Hill's whaler with 80 gold medals, the most with some difficulty. collected by any zone. The elegant woman ~ apparently the mother And its tally of 179 medals of the two teenagers on board and a former was only six less than the model, I suspected ~ looked fearfully at the host's, a stunning performance bilge water sloshing around in the bottom of the given Games hometowners boat, at the bold black letters painted on its side normally walk away with the that gave"the maximum capacity as seven, at the bear-like man who was now to be her pilot into medal title. the wilderness, at all the mounds of camping Terrace athletes were the gear strewn about the decks, at the crowd of engine titat drove the zone passengers surrounding her. Then looked im- contributing more than three ploringly at the bearded man (whom I fancied quarters of the medals includ- was some kind of f'mancial wizard dealing in ing 63 golds. bonds, stocks, or some such junk). Badminton, gymnastics and I noticed that her outdoor hat ~ which, given swimming provided the lion's its starchy appearance was seeing the outdoors share of the medals. for the first time ~ was bobby-pinned to her On the court, Terrace domi- hairdo. A gray, pipe smoking, tweedy gentle- nated, winning all but one of man, obviously the patriarch of the clan, and obviously loaded (with money, that is) bade the available golds and each of farewell to the Haisla skipper before squeezing the eight athletes bringing onto Hill's craft. "Nice trip Russell," he said as home three medals. if he were talking to his chauffeur our his stable Jennifer Shepherd (senior fe- boy. I was glad I didn't have to spend any time male) and Kosta Kollias (jun- with this character. ior male) were unstoppable as Dark clouds were. scudding over, our,heads..• they each• pulled off a:singles, We could sce'Mrd rain on the highest peaks. doubles and mixed:doubles Dirty weather was rolling quickly down the val- golden hattrick; leys. I turned and shook hands with the captain: THREE OF A KIND. Kosta Kollias takes a break from Saturday's local junior bad- • "Rob Brown," I said. "Russell Ross," he said. Laurie Sager Completed a We watched as the the whaler bounced through Terrace sweep of the junior minton tournament to pose with the trio of gold medals he earned at the Northern the growing chop toward the IGtlope. The white gold by nailing down the fe- B.C, Winter Games held in Williams Lake. Kollias' collection was part of an im- folks were obviously potential benefactors male singles title then teaming pressive 24-medal tally for Terrace's junior and senior badminton players, whose trip to wilderness had been arranged by with Trish Gair to add the American conservation group Ecotmst. doubles. taking top spot in all the indi- I watched as it headed into the teeth of the The duo were back in action vidual events while Rocker storm and~wondered how the well-to-do Amer- but on opposite sides of the came away with four silver Terrace Medal Winners ' icans would fare in the sopping woods for a net in the mixed doubles final and Harvie a bronze. Athlete , .: G S IB ~".Total: i. ! ~ ::: week. "That's serious weather coming at us, where Trish Gair and Kollias Chelsey Schulmeister was on Russell." "You bet," he nodded. her form in Division A Argo Badminton , r ...... "Those guys are rich, eh?" got the better of Sager and Vincent Gaff. competition, collecting two Alison Chase .... 1 ,- ' 1 ~ '2 ' :. :]' Russell had the anchor up and was cruising gold a silver and a bronze on Darren Chalupiak - 1 : 2 3 . : North. "Yeah. One guy told me he had mil- Vincent got his golden mo- ment in the male doubles the way to the overall gold. Michael Cooper 1 2. ~, : • 3~:" ~i~ /i lions. I told him whales swim up on the beach TrishGair . i 2 .' : when they are ready to die. I told him you can when he teamed up with Kol- Terrace landed two of the ] lias. Both Gairs added a three overall medals in the VincentGair :'1:. : '1 1, i-":;;3 :i::,!::: find their skeletons in the woods." He smiled Kosta K impishly, "He believed me." bronze in their respective remaining categories. In Division B Midget Loren Laurie S I laughed but made a note to watch out for singles events. Jennifer similar yarns. The big diesel thrummed from the • On the senior side, Alison Elge.rt brought home gold and heart of the boat. The\radio crackled. Russell "Chase had to settle for bronze Genevieve Roy bronze. Gymna held out a thermos of iced tea. ! poured a big 'in the singles and mixed dou- Although unable to make cup, and accepted a sandwich. Russell opened Ashley l bles but struck gold in the fe- that podium, Ashley Blake Finns F~ his eyes wide. "Sometimes we hit rough came away with a gold in weather. I open my eyes like this, and get real male doubles with Jennifer Loren E] Shepherd. floor and a second place finish •Camille quiet. Boy, some of those guys wonder what / they got themselves into," he winked. In mixed doubles it was in the ~vault behind Elgert. Roy Leesa H~ Wc moved down-channel, just ahead of the Michael Cooper's turn to won the bars and silvered on Kimbcrl, weather, talking of sasquatch sightings, log sal- the beam ahead of Elgert. Genevie' vage, netting eulachon and fish and fishing in Camille Fagan was overall Erin Sandhals 4 l:i Chelsey Schulmeister 3 ::" ::!i !ii~!i: ! general. Terrace's gymnasts runner-up among Division A "I remember fishing the Kitimat River with were equally tough in Tyros just ahead of teammate Anna Wittkowski i, 1:4 :7 my dad when I was small," Russell said. "We their competitions, tak- Meghan Westerman, set up camp near the mouth of the river. Some- Fagan was golden in beam times we brought up toilet paper and stuff from Ing overafl gold in four the sewage plant in our nets. It made my dad of the five divisions in and floor with Westerman PeeWee House League team tak~:Bi~n~:" :::~ , , , ,...... ~?:i~i.:~:~:~ ~ :jl ~ ~,,~!~ mad. One day we strung a gill net for steelhead which they competed. picking up the bronze in each. They reversed placings with a, Special Olympics Bowling :::i ,- it must're been the spring -- and this rookie i I ~i::i , federal fish officer from Kitimat came down silver.bronze finish in vault Sabrina Brown, Lavem Chin; ArleneLindley and told us it was illegal to fish there. He said share the top podium spot with while Fagan completed her FrankPolkstad: Gold inteam eWnt.i ~ i ? we had to take out our nets. My dad told him, Shepherd, Chase and Oaten tally ~vith a bronze on the bars. no way. So, next day the boss came down. Chalupiak picking up bronze. The Terrace Special "Anyway, the old guy comes the next day and Cooper and Chalupiak fin- Olympians again proved their Junior Precision win Bronze asks my dad to take out the net. My dad tells ished two-three in the singles prowess on the lanes, Sabrina team him that if anyone touches that net there's going and then partnered up for a sil- Brown, Lavern Chin, Arlene to be trouble. He tells the older cop that its all Swimming :::: : ver in the male doubles. Lindley, Trevor Oliver and the crap from the mill and the sewage plant Tristan Brown .... 5 ~ that's ruining the runs, not native gill nets." A Terrace's gymnasts were Frank Polkstad rolling to an, : Marina Cheeldey ' picture of waste bubbling up in the industrial equally tough in their competi- other gold. Garth Coxford ' ,i 3 :i'/::!~,i:il; park land part of the Kitimat streaked through "tions, taking overall gold in And there was still another Seth Downs :,:-i ~ '' / 2,1:i :ii: my mind. four of the five divisions in gold to come, this time on the AudreyErb : : -, ~i~; :',!(?,i3~ "That water's clean, Russ, the officer says to which they competed. ice as the Recreational Preci- Dylan Evam :':i~' '~ ~': :"~ '~ my dad. So, my dad empties his coffee, reaches Erin Sandhais and Fiona Earl sion Skating team out- George J0Seph. down and scoops a cupful of it. Then he holds it owned Division A Open, performed allcomers. 2! :" '::~i/// i up and says, here you drink it if it's clean. The finishing one-two in every The arena also produced a guy looks embarrassed. I don't have to drink event and the overall. silver from the Junior Preci- KyleNartz~ ::;i~::: ~i!;: that water to know it's clean,.he says." sion skating team and the BryanPaiahlCky ;:, .,<:: • Sandhais beat out Earl in Stacey Parr = 2 Russ shook his head and poured another cup PeeWee Home hockey team floor, bars and vault but Earl Marie Pdtchard '~':;: ;~l'i:: of iced tea. "We haven't fished there for collected a bronze. years," he said wistfully. got a taste of gold by reversing Julte Vanderlee ,:11~ At the confluence of Kildala Arm, Douglas placings on the beam. Bronze was also the coiour Relay Teams 91 and Devastation Channels we hit heavy seas. In Division B Argo, it was a for the adult mixed volleyball Russ' eyes didn't widen, but he did get quiet. clean sweep in the overall team. : Volleyball :i Instead of the direct crossing we went with the standings, Anna Wiltkowski, For details of the swim,i Bronze in Mixed Adults. : !:i/ "waves for a mile then turned, smashing ,against Kimberley Rocker and Leesa :: the grain for ten tense minutes before finding Harvie finishing in that order. h=,l ,,na photo i ZOSWTALLY security in the lee side of an islnnd.1 was glad I Wittkowski came away with ot e:v, ts, had spent some time with this character. a perfect golden performance. seepageC4. .... : ~:::: C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

Sports SAY CHEESE[ Menu MINOR HOCKEY l~riday, February 17 PEEWEE DIVISION Tri-City playoffs begin here, continue tomorrow. REC HOCKEY Tonight 9 p.m.- Convoy v Timbermen 10:30 p.m.- Oldes v Wranglers 'I~hursday, February 1(; t0:30 p.m. - Norm's Auto v Precision Builders satdrday, February 15 8 p.m.. Okies v Timbermen 4~t ~~1~ ~r'~ F°rrnerlYou,o s p. 9:30 p.m.- Convoy v Wranglers COMOX BOUND. Local cross country skiers Andrew Horwood (left to right) , I! ~,,~I~'~I~"~" ll! The Old- Ne:P~:g:Psame O~:er Sunday, February 19 Adele Thorne, Dale Young and Cheryl Munson have booked themselves berths as 9:30 p.m.- Convoy v Okies Last 5 Years Zone 7 representatives at the B.C. Winter Games to be held in Comox at the end We specialize in: Mexican ('race), Tuesday, February ~1 of the month. Nathan Durnais (right) is the alternate for the event. 9 p.m.-Precision Builders v Cheeseburger, Tropical Hawaiian & Back Eddy Pub 10:30 p.m.- Norm's Auto New Yorker Pizzas Refinishing.v Skeem Hotel The ones PIZZA HOUSE i T..E,R RAC E, SOFrBALL F/'iday, February 7,4 to watch 635-2401 TERRACE MINOR Softball IN ONLY ITS second year ST/ ND, R Free delivery in Terrace & Thornhill - Discounts for Pickup registration begins tonight, competing at the BC High presents 4720 B LAZELLE AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C. 5p.m. to 9p.m. Continues Sat- School Cross Country Ski urday 11 a.m. to 4 P'm" and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. championships, Mount Elizabeth of IOtimat has X.COUNTRY SKIING shown it will be the team to Saturday, February 15 watch in future years. ALCAN MARA'IHON at Although no match for the Onion Lake trails, registration powerful Smithers team --it 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. For in- took the championship for the formation phone Sue Theme fifth consecutive year -- • (632-7632)~oT I Terry Brown MESS skied to a solid fourth (798-2227). place finish. The Skeena Watershed Committee That's two spots better than invites you to a in its debut year and left the NOON HOUR HOCKEY PUBLIC INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION WORKSHOP sessions goevery Monday, squad dear of host Quesnel, Houston and Chandler Park. on .,Wednesday and Friday 11:45 FISH ENHANCEMENT & HABITAT RESTORATION a.m;-1 p.m. Players must be Dale Young led the way with 19 years and the limit is 20 a strong fifth place finish, Saturday, 18 February 1995, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm players on f'mt-come, first- Andrew Horwood nabbed 17th and serve basis. Fee is $3 but and Nathan Dumais was on his Sunday, 19 February, 1995, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm goalies with equipment get in heels in 19th. at the Terrace Inn free. On the girls side, Adele 4551 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Thorne finished sixth among SNOWMOBILE Association [ Registration Fee: $25 (for 2 days) • $15.00 (1 day) meets the first Tuesday of the juniors and 12th overall (incl. lunches) each month 7:30 p.m., at the while Cheryl Munson placed This is the first of three informational workshops planned by the Smidmau: !imL :: All snow- 15th and 23rd resp~tively. Skeena Watershed Committee to address fishery resource, ssues mobilerswdcome...... i ' Coaches walter ~orne and of. concern to stakeholders and. residents of the, Skeena AI Young said they were Watershed. The purpose .of the workshops is to pi-ovide:a pubii~ CONTRACt BRIDGE dub, happy with the result and their forum for the dissemination and discussion of relevant information. plays the secondand fourth skiers continued improvement The goal is to develop community consensus on means of achieving sustainable resource management strategiesl Thursdays of each month at as the season progresses. the Legion st 7:30 p.m. For Saturday- 18 February more information, phone Pat Kitimat Cross Country club Opening Remarks 9:00 am Zaporzan at 635-2537. skiers produced five top-three Fish Biology 9:15 am - 10:15 am finishes at the Spirit of the State of Fish Stocks i0:30 am - 12:00 noon BADMINTON CLUB prac- State of the Habitat 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm tices every Tuesday and North Series in Burns Lake. Biodiversity/Genetics2:30 pm - 4:30 pm , Thursday 8 p.m., Sundays at Nathan Dumais and Andrew 7:30 p.m. at Thomhill Jr. Horwood finished one-two in Sunday. 19 February the Juvenile 7.Skin division. Opening Remarks 8:30 am Secondary school. For more Fish Culture/Spawning Channels 8:45 am - 10!30 am i information phone Diane at In the Mi, i-Midget category, Watershed/Stream Restoration 10:45am, 12:00 noon - 635-3564. Kevin Thome completed the Tannis Trottier Becky Heenan Community Programmes/Adopt-A-Stream 12:00 noon - 12:15 pm 2.5kin in 13:40.3 for the FUN DART LEAGUE plays runner-up spot. Sponsored by: Discussion Groups i:30 pm- 3:30 prn every Wednesday night at the Dale Young produced anoth- Legion starting at 8 p.m; All er second place finish in the v' Safeway Enquiries should be directed to: games doubles, open to all Junior Boys 101an and Adele Moira Greaven, and newcomers/rookies al- v' Blue Ridge Graphics Workshop Coordinator ways welcome. Thorne's 24:45.9 over the Ju- venile Girls 5km course was v' Subway Tel: 604-947-9240; Fax: 604-947-0141 TERRACE ROD &. GUN good enough for third. Club meets the first Wednes- day of every month, 7 p.m. at the clubhouse on Rifle Range Road in Thomhiil. ' ITJ #6 Hew members are wdcome. For information, contact Fred Shaw st 635-2874.

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For latest update on snow one to three. and weather conditions, #1" Is very little edging with some slippage. phone 638-8SKI (from Ter- #2: Is more edging. race) or 1-800-663-7SIO. #3: Very aggressive edging with no slippage. Onion Lake: Remember to edge smoothly not abruptly. The key to skiing smooth and fluid is All trails recently groomed. practice, Trails should be enjoyable provided :';~:~mperatures stay This will take some time but will allow you to ski with more control and less effort, below freezing. 9.0qm of packed snosv on s6~e trails. For informati0n~ phone Cheryl or Te~ at 798.2227. Shames Mountain Office 635-3773 MOUNTAIN IE OEVELOPMENI" '.." . : '.'~'.~::!;i'.".:.,..J.:""i.;:.:./.. 4545 LakelseAve. Terrace;:BiCI IF C=N'mZ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995 - C3 Wrestlers prove they are ready for zones Head table hall of fame TERRACE SCHOOLS wrest- Daigneault provided the team highly ranked member of the Some things seen and heard lers warmed up for the zones with another pair of seconds, province's Officials Associa- at a'fund-raising dinner for Easter with strong performances at Mikaloff losing to her Prince tion had been at Hays to con- Seals, an intimate gathering of A_.. The Voice of Charles Hays in Prince Rupert. Rupert rival for the first tiane. duet a clinic. about 1,500 people featuring a Greg Buck, the boys team Daigneault had reason to be Having watched the Terrace head table that was in itself a Hall ~The Canucks leader for the past several pleased with her runner up fin- girls in action, he declared of Fame. by Jim Hughson years, proved himself ready EIvis Stojko, says he's healing ish having defeated a Be Age them one of the best teams in nicely from the injury that stopped for the zones and the provin- Class second place finisher to, BC and suggested the entire short his Canadian figure skating about each one so I keep them." like to play for the Blue Jays cials with Terrace's lone win get there. team take a shot at the provin- championship and he's training of the meet. By the way, a championship but they have a pretty fair right 1amie Striker was again up cials. again for defence of his world mountain bike weighs just 22 fielder (how does Joe Carter JP Lebreque was tough again against stiff competition in a while that's unlikely to hap- championship in Birmingham, pounds, grab ya?) and besides, he'd but found one better than him perennial BC champ and her pen, O'Brien hoped to take England. He's doing everything Larry Walker anxiously awaits rather stay in the National at the meet. However, Lebre- partner and forced to settle for half the team down to the Feb. but his trademark difficult jumps, a settlement in the baseball League. que has promised himself the third. 23-25 championships. however he still has a month to dispute so he can find a team to There were others swapping number one spot at the zones. And Karyn Audet was left to However, he added, that will get ready and feels there's lots of play.for. Walker is a free agent stories, too, Isaiah Thomas, Also having to settle for the time. and the Expos feel he wants too Jim Kelly, Lloyd Moseby and take money and therefore the Pat Gillick, architect of the Blue second was Ajit Jaswal, the team would be grateful for any much money so he'll move on. former team-mates Ted Jays' back-to-back World Series He confides he had one great Lindsay and Gordle Howe, who first loss of the season and his Going to the provin- support it could get to make titles, spent much of the evening career. offer but the Cardinals wanted scored 1,180 goals but, like the cials will take money the trip poss~le. in conversation with l 1-year-old him to play first base and he others, deserve more attention James Bohn fought well and therefore the team Anyone who wants to help Andrew Robb and he wasn't wants to stay in the outfield. He for an assist they gave kids in despite a nagging injury and out can contact O'Brien at trying to sign him as a was asked a million times if he'd need that night. would be grateful for replacement player. Andrew is came away with third against any support it could get Skeena Jr. Secondary (635- some very tough competition. 9136). Easter Seals "Timmy" and before Babal Sanghera also found Boys coach Joe Murphy the main course was served he was wearing Gillick's World himself in a very competitive anticipated sending three to Give me your tired, your poor, Series watch and ring and setting Your fractured racquets, weight class but handled him- remember the one that got the provincials as well: Buck, his sights on Cliff Fletcher of the ~lf well in finishing fifth. away. She opened her tourna- Matt Kerby and Lebreque. Leafs, hoping he might somehow Yearning to still be worth... On the girls side, Michelle ment agains*, the eventual win- Buck and Kerby both made wrangle an invitation to a hockey Genereaux took second having ner and appeared at one point the trip last year and will be game. had to face an opponent two to have won the match on a looking to improve their plae- Lui Passaglia, who kicked the weight classes higher and who pin. ings in their final year of field goal that kept the Grey Cup s40oo had been selected Outstanding However, the call didn't eligibility. in Canada, seems to have no Female wrestler at the BC Age come and Audet was finally Also in his last year of intention of retiring. But at 40 in the Class championships, pinned herself. She took fourth eligibility is Lebreque and, years old he doesn't spend his winters practising 50-yard boots •SUPER BLACK NIGHT: Earlier, Genereaux had in the division. says Murphy, that's a pity . . . , . for B.C. BADMINTON TRADE,IN defeated teammate Georgina The girls finished second in given Lebreque's strong per- '1 used to kick a lot more than I Erickson in a close match to the team standings and earned formances and steady im- do now," said the man who got For a limited time selected Black Knight dealers leave Erickson in third. high praise in doing so. provement in this, his first sea- one of the loudest ovations of the ~' will be offeringyou a trade-in for your old Rosa Mikaloff and Tanya Coach Dave O'Brien said a son's wrestling. night. "1 like to save the best ones ~- badmintonracquet. Whatever it's made of- steel, for a game so I take four months aluminium or graphite- whateverthe brand, you off and I'll kick again in April. can trade it in for $40 off of the price of a brand "The field at the junior high new, top of the line Black Knight ZIP, GLADIATOR Arrows hit target this time school where I practise is full of OR ULTRAFLEXbadminton racquet. AFTER SPENDING the past few years watch- Smith were taking care of business in the potholes so that prepares me for Only one trade-in is applicable per any field I might see in the CFL" ing the trophies and cash leave town, local dart Men's doubles finals, relegating Neil McIsaac ~~ racquet purchased. Quantitiesare ] Allison Sydor (pronounced Cy- limited. This offer is applicable 0nly to players reversed the trend at the Feb. 3-4 Open and Noble to the runner-up spot. door), a world-class mountain tournament here. the Black Knight BK770ZIP, BK870 Campbell and Mclsaac were to meet again a bike rider who's training for the GLADIATORand BK790ULTRAFLEX The first hint came Friday evening in the few hours later in the singles finale where Pan American Games, has so badminton racquets. mixed doubles where Terrace's Mary Bishop Campbell again proved too much for the many bikes she fears she soon teamed up with visitor Noel Noble to beat out Kitimatian to pick up his second title. won't have room to sleep. KJtimat"s Janine and Paul Dejong for the title. And in Ladies doubles Bishop scored a per- "My team (sponsored by Volvo) From there, the only interruption to the sonal doable as well, teaming with Marg Saul- gets me six or seven bikes a All Seasons hometowners' triumphant march was in the nier to defeat Davine Bater and Gall Gardner. year. I could give them away at ~.~ Source For Sport~[ Ladies' singles where Sue Simpson beat out the end of the season but get Kitimat will be looking to even the score attached and like little things Vema Potusak. when it hosts its own tournament late next 4555 LakelseAve ...... ". ,,, 635-2982]: iMCiin~hile Terrace's Pat Campbell and Phil month.

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MOST MINING companies would love to haul in the amount of gold and silver col- lected by members of the Terrace Peaks Gymnastics club at the Northern B.C. Winter Games. Seen above are (back row, left to right) coaches Maria Mateus and Trina Mateus, judge Lorraine Jordan and head coach Kris Fairless, (middle row), LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO gymnasts Loren Elgert, Leesa Harvie, Erin Sandhals, Kim Rocker, Fiend Earl, Camille Fagan and (front row) Chelsey Schulmeister, Annie Wittkowski, Ashley FEBRUARY 1995 PALACE FEBRUARY 1995 Blake, Genevieve Roy and Meghan Westerman.

Terrace Big Knights of 747 Air Brothers and Columbus 1 Terrace Cadets Sisters Games pool provides Peaks Kinsmen Nisga'a Tribal Gymnastics Terrace Hospice Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace Society . Terrace 1 Terrace Art 5 7 ~8 Little 0Canadian ' Association B'backs rich pickings Parents Coalition 6 Terrace Shrine Paraplegic Theatre for the Kerrnode Advancement Minor Club#18 Youth Soccer FOR THE Bluebacks, it was bronze and Nartz two silver up, Setli Downs medalled in of Education Hocke~ Friendship Terrace Terrace Nisga'a Tribal AntiiPoverty Terrace Figure their best swim meet of the and a bronze. every race to finish with two in Terrace Association Society Kitimat Council-Terrace Skatincd year. Equally impressive were the gold, four silver and a bronze. 6 Order of 1 .o. Terrace And that translated to at least 13-14 years girls who took Audrey Erb, 12, picked up 12 3Ierrace 14 Royal 7 Canadian Parents Coalition 5Terrace Purple Paraplegic two of the three medals in four three silver and a bronze while for the Minor Kerrnode Parents For one medal for each of the 15 Peaks French Advancement Friendship Nisga'a Tribal Terrace competitors and more events and occupied all the George Joseph, 16, rounded of Education Hockey Gymnastics Terrace Association Society Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace Terrace Figure than 70 for the Kitimat-Stikine podium spots after the 200 IM. out the individual medal tally in Terrace Skatintd zone team at the Northern Marina Cheekley came away with a bronze in his 200m 22 Terrace 3 Protective 25 Totem 4Canadian Saddle Club Back. 19 21 Blueback Order 0f B.C. Winter Gaines. with four gold -- all personal Parents Coalition 20,eraoe Swim Club Elks #425 Paraplegic In tlie boys 11-12 years divi- Unable to score an individual for the Minor Kerrnode Kinette Club best times -- a silver and a Snowmobile Nisga'a Tribal sion, the Bluebacks ruled th6 medal, Greg Nartz, 13, finally Advancement Hockey Friendship Terrace Search & bronze for six medals from six of Education Society Association Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace pool taking gold in every races. collected in the relay. Moved in Terrace Association Rescue Soc, event plus nearly a dozen Stacey P~rr narrowly missed up to the senior boys for the i26 27 28 other medals. duplicating that feat when she 4x50m Free, he took two see- Parents Coalition Terrace for the Minor Kermode Tristan Brown led the charge had to settle for fourth in the onds off his previous best time Advancement Baseball Friendship 200m Back but had no com- to ensure a silver placing rath- of Education from the first event, slashing In Terrace Association Society seven seconds of his previous plaints with a two gold, two er than bronze. best 200m IM time to cruise to silver and three bronze haul. The relays belonged to the Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 gold. By the time the last Mareie Pritchard and Julie zone squad which ended with Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 event had been swum, Brown Vanderlee each added a gold nine gold and that silver in 11 Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. had collected five individual and two bronze, Vanderlee races. Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon Last Wednesday of the month Is DOUBLE BINGO gold and a bronze plus four stroking to six personal bests Coack Mike Carlyle noted T.V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION personal best times. including her first 'AAA' time that domination of relays would normally have ensured 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 Bryaa., ~,Palahick¥. ' .breast in the t00m Free.. strol~ed-,;ib two gold, Kyle Garth ~ox[ord:and Chris the zone team won the meet.. Nartz took his turn in the Kerman surprised in the 13-14 How~ever; the scoring system used at the Williams Lake I00m Back and Dylan Evans years events, both having only Games gave fewer points than completed the sweep in the just returned to action follow- normal for relay platings so 200m Back, a thriller which ing injury. Coxford swam to three gold they had to settle ford close saw him just touch Nartz out WAREH( )USE and three bronze with four second to the host squad. of top spot. best times while Kerman went Understandably pleased with In that race and the 50rn Free five for six on personal bests the results, Carlyle said the the Bluebacks boasted all on the way to four silver and number of best times recorded three medallists. two bronze. boded well for next month's provincial championships. ..~.~ % Evans also collected four And in the boys 15 years and "'..4~..:,,. I ,,,r" '°" "~. ~ .'.'~I, ,;~;~'.~.;~:i~ ~ ~ .~ .~.: ", ~ >,. :~ i~.~ %:: ~'X ~#. r~.. L, •:q,.=..., • ,,,=.>}#

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203 Winter is over and we need room for our Spring and Summer stock. V HUGE INGS: Shovels Scoops Toboggans Paint Unjustified Rent Increase? AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! It's your call.

Rent protection, a fidr way to communicate and settle disputes, and a new Notice qfRent Increase form are highlights of the new Residential Tenancy Act. For more information on these and other protections for tenants and hmdlords, call 1-800-661-4886 l-leone All changes to tile Residential Tenancy Act are effective February 10, 1995 4818 Highway 16 West Province of British Columbia Ministry of Housing, Recreation and Consumer Services Honourable Joan Smallwood, Minister 635-7335 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995 - C5 CT'ION D

i 1. REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE• 3. FOR RENT 4. WANTED TO RENT ACTION RATES LIGHTLY TREED LARGE LOT on quiet LAKELSE LAKE, LARGE, MAIN floor 2 RETIRED COUPLE FROM Albuquerque, street suitable for single family dwelling or bedrm suite with fridge and stove. N.M., USA, wants to spend summer at duplex. Water and natural gas'available. KENNEY ESTATES References. Avail. March 1. $700/month Terrace or surrounding area. Want to rent Extra fill placed on lot ready to be spread. 3215 Kenney Street includes utilities. Security deposit. 798- roomy, bright, furnished 1 -2 bdm house, 638- '283 Usted MLS $24,500. For more 2524 after 6 pm. cabin, etc. June 15- Sept. 15. Can handle information please contact Lynda Boyce THORNHILL- 2 BDRM MOBILE home. all maintenance, repair, yard work, etc. at Terrace Realty, 638-0371 or residence, No pets. $650 mth. 635-4949 will provide references. Write to T. Kretn, DEADLINE: FRIDAY5 P.M. 638-1073. 6103 Custa, Albuquerque, N. Mexico, ~ LUXURY AVAILABLE MARCH tST: LIKE NEW 1 , Classified and Classified Display SOUTHSIDE 1/4 SECTION, 3 USA, 87120 or call 505.899-6312. ; TOWNHOMES bedroom suite near downtown. No pets, BEDROOM home, 26'x36' insulated non.smoking, very private. 635-5136 SMALL FAMILY NEW TO Terrace, !ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a • 1,284 sq. ft. working in local financial institution, workshop, barn, garage, other buildings. 2 BDRM BASEMENT SUITE, $525 MTH. Saturday, Sundayor Monday,the deadline is Thursdayat 5 p.m. Excellent drilled well, 80 acres hay, • Full basement looking for a 3 bdrm house to rent in town. No pets. 635-6415 for all display and classified ads, fenced, no commercial timber. 1-604.694- Feb. or March. 635.7117 638-1313 or 635-3653 ARE YOU FRUSTRATED with your 3537 eves., or 695.6924 Burns Lake. EMPLOYED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN, TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., search for affordable rentals in Terrace? non smokers, exceptional tenants looking TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1S8 1402 SO.FT. EUROPEAN STYLE Why not commute? 1 & 2 bedroom i1| for long term lease in or close to town. HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, very cozy. Natural apartments in Kitimat. Starting from $375 All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or Ideally an older 2-3 bedroom house with gas, water & heat. 3628 16th Ave., 2. MOBILE HOMES per me. Secudty entrance. Call 635.9593 Mastercard. When phoning in ads please have your Visa or Mastercard number large 10t suitable for gardening. We have ready. Smithers. $137,000. For appointment call LAST OF THE 943 at Boulderwood (Terrace) or 632-4254 (Kitimat). 695-6381. excellent local references and are CLASSIFIEDWORD ADS LEGALADVERTISING MHP, 14'x68', fully set up, ready for prepared to wait for the right situation. 20 words or less $10.36 per columninch occupancy, vendor will carry o.a.c. Call FOR RENT Phone 638.0010 and leave a message. 1 insertion.$5.00 BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY NO Gs'r Gordon, 638-1182 or Mary to view 638- Centrallylocated in attractivebuilding. [ 3 insertions- $12.00 $25.53 for 3 inches, includes1 photo, 0800. Warehouse or Retail space ; 6 insertions- $15.00 *Additionalat $9,51 per inch 2 YEAR OLD HOUSE in Thornhill 1,080 sq.ft. 5. FOR SALE MISC. 1993 14X70 MOBILE HOME. 3 BDRM,2 *Additionalwords 15¢ each OelTUARIES IN NEW SUBDIVISION Reasonable rentAvailable Feb. 1st BIRCH FLOORING. TONGUE and CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY ADS $20.53 for 3 Inches baths, 3 appliances. Only 5% down On bench, 3 bedroom, 1,584 sq. ft. payment for 1st time home buyer. 849-5080 groove 4 sides. 3/4 in. thick, 12 in. and $9.51 per column inch *Additionalat $5,51 per inch longer. Rustic grade $3.10 per sq. ft. CONFIDENTIALBOX SERVICE ranch, double garage, ensuite, $65,900. 635-5510 jaccuzzi tub, built-in vacuum, gas Clear grade $4.15 per sq. ft. Francois Pickup $2.00 Mailout $5.00 fireplace, paved driveway, 1986 14)(60 2 BDR. SHINGLED PEAK Summit Square Lake Woodworking. 1-695.6616. For regional coverage place your ad In the weekend edition of the Skeena $179,OO0. roof. Excellent condition inside and cut. Marketplace. CSA approved $28,900. 1984 t4x70 3 Apartments BIRCH FLOORING TONGUE and Coxford Construction Ltd. bdr., front livingroom, shingled roof. groove, 4 sides, 3/4 tn thick, 12 tn longer. OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! Fride, stove. $28,000. 1982 14x70 h 1 & 2 Bedroom Units Rustic grade $3.10 per sq.ft. Clear grade 635-3653 excellent shape, $26,500. Free delivery Quiet & Clean $4.15 per sq.ft, Francois Lake 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24. Notices on all homes. 306-694-6282 Moose Jaw. Racquetball Courts Woodworking..1-695.6616 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business 12X60 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE with • No Pets, TRAP UNE NEAR ISKUT. in beautiful 3. For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities large built over roof. 8x20 porch, 9x10 Call: 635-5968 valley, includes 3 cabins. Phone 787. 7858 in Fort St, John. 4. Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals shed. $23,500. 638-8227 HOUSE FOR KITCHEN CABINET DOORS. Atl sizes h 5. For Sale Misc. 16. Farm Produce 27. Announcements WILL BUY YOUR MOBILE home for SALE cash. 635-4949 oak and melamine. $5 each. 635.2801 6. Wanted Misc. 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks WOODLAND Private Sale 1994 14X70 DARTHMOUTH MOBILE FRIDGE AND STOVE, $400, 8 yearsold. 7. For Rent Misc, 18. Business Services 29. In Memoriam HOME with 12x20 addition. 1 bath, 2 APARTMENTS Sofa, Ioveseat, chair, $500. Sofa, Ioveseat, $350. Sofabed, $150. 635.9460 8. Cars for Sale 19. Lost & Found 30. Obituaries bdrms, skylight. Fully set up in Trailer CORNER OF KALUM & SCOTT 9. Trucks for Sale 20. Pets & Livestock 31. Auction Sales Court. $68,000 obo. #103 - 3616 Larch Close To Town And Schools STORE~ FIXTURES, DISPLAY cases, Ave. 638-8777 Fridge, stove, heat and hot water clothing rack, shelving, glass cubicals and 10, Aircraft 21. Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices Included. Heat (Oct. -April Inclusive) framing supplies, (training conditional) 11, Recreational 22. Careers 33. Travel 3. FOR RENT References Required 627-1039 Pr. Rupert, ion. -Sun.,7:00 - 1 Bedroom ApL $450.00 10:00 pro. Vehicles 23. Work Wanted 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. Quiet, clean, 2 Bedroom Apt sseo.00 security entrance. On site management. 3 Bedroom ApL $650.00 INGLIS DISHWASHER. HARVEST GOLD, e.c., $80 obo. G.E, electric stove, ' The TerraceStandard reservesthe rlght to classify ads under appropriateheadings Downtown location. Sorry, no pets. Call No Pets. (When Available) and to set rates thereforeand to determinepage location. 638-7725. References required. OFFICE DAYS (9- 5) 635-5224 e.c. $50. 638-7992 The Terrace Standard reminds advertisersthat is Is against the provincialHuman Lecation: 4742 Straume Ave., Rights Act to discriminateon the basis of children, maritalstatus and employmentwhen 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT SUITE for WATER BED- QUEEN SIZE. complete. Area: 866 sq. ft., Heat: N.G., Canon- Fax 120. Pay master - Ribbon placing "For Rent" ads. Landlordscan state a no.smokingpreference. Bedrooms: 2 upstairs, l down, Lot rent. Fridge & stove included. No pets, The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit classify or reject any writer. Wossbere . 12ex new. Pentax advertisementand to retain any answers directed to the News Box Reply Service, and Size: 50 x 122, Basement: fully fin- non smokers. References required. 638- WAREHOUSE to repay the customer the sum paid for the advedisementand box rental. ished, Garage/shed: 17 x 24. Creat 1967 1000 zoom -'wide angle. Rag. lens :& Box replies on "Hold" instructions not picked up within 10 days of expiry of an starter home, close to all schools i case. Noma Canadiana- snow blower- 8 advertisement will be destroyed unless mailing instructions are received. Those and downtown. Fully fenced and QUIET COUNTRY SETI'ING 12x68 OFFICE hp. 635.2194 answering Box Numbers are requestednot to send orlglnaldocuments to avoid loss. Trailer, $700 ruth. References required. All claims or errors In advertisements must be received by the publisherwithin 30 landscaped. New deck, hardwood FOR ~LILTI PURPOSE UTIIJT~ ~tdlngs, days after the first publlcaUon. floors upstairs, basement fully car- 635-2124. SPACE It Is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability or the Terrace garages, joey shacks, greenhouses, see peted, ideal for suite. Asking price ROOMMATE WANTED TO share Bakker's Modular Structures. We do it Standard In the event of failure to publish an advertisementae published shall be $119,900. limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one Incorrect insertion for the apartment close to town. $250/mth. FOR RENT right the first time for a reasonable price. portion of the advertisingspace occupied by the Incorrector omitted item only and that Call 635-1232. Ihere shall be no liabilityin any event greater than the amount paid for such advarUsing. includes hydro. No pets. Phone 636.1432 Phone Dirk 638-1768, evenings. after 7 pm or before 11 am. 1 ,O00 - 7,000 sq.ft. 500 GAL .WOOD FIRED HOT water 3 BED SUITE FOR RENT working family, Prime in town location boiler. 1-604-694-3376. ~ • I pet/erred, no pets, no smoking. Call 635- .!..:i. : :: , ~!,~ MT. LAYTON HOTSPR.INGS. Hay $3 per 1. REALESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE 3827 available March1/95. 635-7171 bale, potatoes, Yukon gold, Sitlinda; 1 BEDROOM FOR RENTfor gentleman, banana potatoes, herbiside & pesticide FOR SALE OR TRADE - Ocean view 3.6 ACRE PROPERTY WITH 1150 sq.ft., with kitchen facilities. Call 635-5893. free. 798-2214 home on Vancouver Island. 2 br. up, full 486 - 33 MHZ PACKARD BELL, with 12 bedroom suite in basement. Quality built 3 bedroom home with full basement h COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT, 1200' HALL FOR RENT mb- ram, 210 mb-hddl SVGA, :14,4 fax home. One hour to Victoria, 1/2 hour to Houston, B.C. Natural gas furnace, hot sq.ft. Will rent partial space for storage, or KIN COMPLEX modem, "sound blaster 16, 2xcd.rom, Nanaimo and ferry. Will consider trades water & fireplace. 980 sq.ft, shop. Well ideal for a small business located on 4119 North Sparks St. video-driver, cannon 200 E.B.J. $1000 of down or across with house with acreage kept fenced play area, yard and garden. HaUiwell. Nat. Gas heating. Large parking Terrace, BC Priced to sell. Phone 845-7064. area. Phone 638.1058. Rent negotiable. software, 6 months old, $3300. 639.9704 or waterfront in Burns Lake area. Value is • Friendlyneighborhood We have an excellent setting for your $175,000. 1-245.7884 after 6 pm or Jim 2 BDRM DUPLEX THORNHILL, 4 reception, central location next to GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades Hall,~ RR 4 Ladysmith, BC, V0R 2E0. • Well maintainedfamily home appliances. References. No pets,deposit. Heritage Park. We can accommodate welcome. Buy and sell. Bill's Guitai Shop, FOR SALE: LOVELY 6 Me. old home h • 5 bedrooms in the horseshoe $650 mth. 635-3546 20 - 100 peoplefor weddings, meetings, 632-4102. Call today, Fax 639;9879 Bench • Family room and sun room etc. Full bar and kitchen provided, bar. quiet cul-de-sac close to uplands school. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT available Energy efficient 1720 s.ft., 2 storey with 3 bdrm. full bsmt. home • Covered deck tending available. Please call Robert $176,900 MLS March 1/95. No pets. 635-3409 Finlayson at 638-1231 for viewing and large garage and many extra features. • Detached garage/workshop reservations. Phone 635-4672. $187,500 WE ARE LOOKING FOR A mature, CEDAR SIDING Bench • Large lot with ample parking working pemon cx student to share our OUR SPECIALTY CLUCULZ LK., .59 ACRES; waterfront, 3 bdrm. rancher MOVE WAND ENJOY/ home. Will have quiet room with cable for new cabin, power, southern exposure. $179,500 MLS own privacy.One child welcome. 10 mine. MT. ELIZABETH Evergraen trees, ~boat, ,motor, trailer. $199,850 M LS from city centre (Bench area). 635-7768 • $34,500. Financing available. 690-8218. Bench lXe 6 bdrm; home on 2 acres CALL OLGA POWER ! ROOM AVAILABLE IN 3 bdrm., new APARTMENTS Excellent fishingl (non smoking) home• $400/month, $139,900 MLS 635-3833 Special Reduced r 2 BEDROOM HOME IN HORSESHOE. includes heat & hydro. Available Mar. 1. txe, Ixa, txlo . , , Rough : Clean and cozy with some renovations. Kitwanga Business 638-0514 Commuting Rates Restaurant new vinyl windows. Gaiage. $102,900. Rf/M 2 BEDROOM APT, FOR RENT. Fridge, (O,A.C.) F"JCNANNEL:v j 'Timbers'Plain 635,6962 $124,500 MLS OF TERRACE stove, laundry and parking facilities. Limited Time Offer/ txe, 1=8, • Beams ACTIVE EMU RANCH 160 acres (60 Usk Retreat 638-'1 400 Available March 1/95, No pets, Call 635. acres hey), 4 breeder pairs, 18 juvenilles Rlverfront lot 1273. Our 'Guests' will receive: (capacity 7 pairs- 50 juvenilles) also herd $25,000 MLS HOMES 2 BDRM TOWNHOUSE, C/VV ,Mature Adult OrientedApartment Ix4,'=xe . material of 15 Katahdin Ewes (halrsheep). Old log 2. MOBILE Ridge/stove. Suitable for professional Living house. Electricity, phone, new complete couple. Close to hospital. No pets. ,Free Cable "IV (inst. incl.) Top,quality Tight Knot" water/sewer system. Some timber. 16.8 a~l~"$59,900 MLS FOR SALE: 1993 14X70 WINFIELD 'References required. Ave,liable April/95. ,Free Heat, Hot Water & Heated Interior & Exterior Reason for sale. retirement Takysie Mobile Home, 3 appliances.$49,000. Call 635-3796 Storage Lake. 604-694-3789 eve. Thomhlll ' Compare Our Prices 14x70 Mobile 1-604-567-2152. Vanderhoof ,Appliances & New Venetian Blinds NEWLY RENOVATED 3 BEDROOM $38,9O0 MLS (incl..coin laundry facilities on .... DE P E N D A B L E house on corner lot close to schools & ,premises). e a = • - ~ =,- Ben¢lb, hospitals. 5 appl., family room and office References required. L U ~Jl ~ I" !'t space. N/G heat & hot water. Asking $115,500. 635-0930 or 635-4730. $13'/',9-00 MLS FOR APPOINTMENT TO VIEW Flexible Houri - Please Call Firs1 IN:KITWANGA, 1265 SQ', 3 + Braun's Island Box 7 BEDROOM house. Full basement, 12x68 Mobile 632-2822 ~lazelton,BC 842-5660 90x120 lot. Oil/wood heat. Fenced $23,900 MLS backyard. Sundeck, shed, carport. ' Copperslde $55,000. 849-6785 14x70 mobfle with garage 1500 SQ.FT HOME ON BABINE Lake. $79,900 MLS Lols of features. $75,000. Call: 1-403- Copp.er Mountain $154,900 MLS 675-3022 I bdrm. lull basement horn Truckers delight on the Bench. 3 $105,000 EXC bedroom chalet style home with hardwood floors in the livlngroom, Lakelse Lake ceramic tile in the kitchen and dining 61 Acres $99,000 MLS room, central fireplace, 2 full baths, lOXES FOR OF TERRACE deck off master bedroom and full 638-1 400 Thornhlll • Commercial basement. 1,200 square root shop Store front + large suite with 16 foot ceiling and overhead OPEN HOUSE $165,000 MLS door. SALE Bencl~ Park Residential Lots $36,000 - $79,000 MLS 50 for a bundle of 5 boxes, $124,900MLS 3964 Mountalrzvlew Avenue. 1,700 Call TERRACE I square feet on the main floor with a ERIKA & DIANA full basement, This home IS situated on a large lot, has a high carport 2050 Gooden Road Ideal for R.V.'s, 3 spacious STAN])ARD Saturday, February 18th P.E//H bedrooms, 2 baths, big kitchen With laundry facilities on the maln floor. 4647 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace J 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. The vendor wants this house soltJ This lovely Kleanzaproperty will be open "Dedicated to YourSuccess" end will accent e reasonable offer. for your viewing wilh Suzanne GleasonIn attendance, L Call 638-7283 ; C6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995 TERRACE STANDARD

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5, FOR SALE MISC. 8. CARS FOR SALE 9, TRUCKS FOR SALE 18. BUSINESS SERVICES 19. LOST& FOUND 21. HELP WANTED GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades 1990 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC 1989 FORD 4X4 250 5 SPD. a/c, 302, UNCONTESTED DIVORCE SERVICE, LOST- FROM KLEANZA subdivision welcome. Now dealing in Ovation and Brougham, 51./305 cid, 4spd, o/d, a/t, a/c, dual tanks. $10,000obo, 635-7734 resumes, typing. Call C.J. Secretarial, Feb. 1, male coyote/shepherd cross• Wilkinson Business ~ Takamine, Sill's Guitar Shop. 632-4102 tilt, cruise, pall, pw, p/seat, prem. sound Brown with black mask. Reward. 635- ' 638-8006. Machine Call today. Fax 639-9879. system, leather, wire spoke wheel covers, 11. RECREATIONAL 'COMPUTER TUTOR, PRIVATE in-home 2943 FREE! FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, roses 69,000 mi. Beautiful, private, no gst, VEHICLES instruction for adults or children, Call 638- LOST BLACK, PURPLE BACK PACK at CUSTOMER and perennial catalogue, Quality plants, $14,900 obo. 635.0878 1585 for more information. Mills Memorial Hospital on Feb. 9/95 at SERVICE reasonably priced, We ship anywhere h 1980 GMC BUS. MIDSIZE camperized, 1987 HYUNDAI PONY CX 1600, 5 speed, WE TEACH SKIN CARE, Results- 7:30 p.m. No value except to owner. Canada, Boughen Nurseries, Valley 366 industrial motor, good condition, Reward of $200,00, No questions asked, REPRESENTATIVE very low km, 4 door, am/fro stereo oriented products. Dermatoliglst tested. River, MB, R0L 2B0, Phone (204) 638- mechanically sound, 30,000 miles. $6000, 638-1248. ull lime -Energetic cassette, Excellent condition. Navy blue. Mary-Kay has a skin care system for you. xcellenI communication skills. 7618. $2600 obo. Call 635.1549 or 635-9341. 847.3998 Call today for a free consultation Mirja 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK hie to work with the public WIN AN ORIGINAL PAINTING of yourcat 1969 HONDA ACCORD, 4 DOOR, 5 CAMPER FOR SALE. 1993 Westwind 8 Little, independant Mark Kay beauty omputer knowledgean asset rop off resume or mail to Wilkinson by renowned folk-adist John Simpkins, No speed, cruise, cassette, extra clean. ft, camper, as new. Bathroom large consultant, 635-9341. purchase or entry required. Contact fridge, etc, Must be seen. Phone 635. WE SELL HORSE AND rivestock trailers• achine, 45,52 Lakelse Ave.. Terrace Excellent condition. Super carl $8995. New 16'x6, $4575. 2 - Horse, $4875, .C., V8G 1P8. Process 4 Gallery at 1-604-692.3434 for Cell 638.8171 dlr# 9662. 4672. entry form. Gooseneck 16'x6'8", $6875. Nothing 1991 HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK, 1991 31 FOOT GULF STREAM lnnsbruk DRYTOP down, no payments for 1 year, We AVOID ILLEGAL TAXES! Original Hart automallc, cassette. $6995, Call 638- classic travel trailer, Excellent condition. deliver. Llomar Farms. 1-403-672-6807 ~zX~XXXXXXXXXXXX:xzx~$ System shows how tegallyl 46 years h 8171 dlr# 9662. Full awning, air conditioning, mcrowave, GUTTERS ~ Looking fbr I1 operation, 2 book seL For more DOG AND CAT GROOMING. 635-3772 1987 NISSAN SENTRA, 4 DOOR, 5 stereo, cable hook up. Full bath, private information call or write (204} 837-2138, speed. $2995. Call 638-8171 dtr# 9662. bedroom Sleeps 8. $19,500 obo. 638- BABY LOVEBIRDS- $25 AND UP, Male c,,,O.ro; f] Aasland, 10 Thackery, Winnipeg, R3K 8722 red factor canaries • 855 each, Purebred 1988 MERCURY TOPAZ, 4 DOOR, ~1 Skeena Child Care Support 14 0HI. 1978 KUSTOM COACH TRAVEL trailer. Rottweiler pups, German blocdlines, ~| Program can he.p you make ~ automatic, a/c, $4495. Call 638-8171 dlr# ready the end of January, Serious MOVING MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY 9662. Fully equipped. Good condition. Excellent i~:~ the right choice for your chi',d. ~!. bedroom furniture. 638-0896 loggers special. $4000 firm. 635-2579 inquiries only -approved homes. Phone VERY CLEAN, WELL CARED for 1987 Specializing in 5" continuous daytime 9:00-5:00. 635-6770 ask for [~t For information on choos!ng If FOR SALE PELLET STOVES. Variety of Nissan Sentra, good tires, new muffler, 1986 8' VALLEY CAMPER IN excellent steel or aluminum gutters, Jeanette. Evenings after 5:80, 638-1246. !:~1care and available options, call t~l. sizes for inquiries 638-1221 or 635-6904 one owner (female). Please phone 638- condition. Hydraulic Jacks, 3-way fridge, 4 r~] coco at 638-1113. [~ Installation, repairs & REG. POLLED HEREFORDS• Spring Nelson Rd, New Rome. 1073. burner stove/oven. Must see, Asking ,~,~ A flee service provided by the TO;race ~ cleaning. Bulls and bred Hereford Heifers, for sale NORDHEIMER UPRIGHT PIANO, 70 yrs 1992 GEO TRACKER. LOW MILES, e.c. $4800 obo. 1-604-692-3438. !~'1 Women's Resource Centre and funded I1 SERVING TERRACE Fall 1995. Commercial & Reg. Contact :~] by !he Minisffyof Women', Equl~lily. ~t old, mahogany with ivory keys, Very good $10,000 635-9040 1978 VANGUARD CLASS C DELUXE, condition. Asking $2000 obo. 635-6862 Lone Fir Ranch, Fort Fraser, 604-690- ,.[zxzz~_x z;r,~=;czx ~ .zxx:~x xx2.. low mileage, CMC 400, full fibregless & KITIMAT 7527. afternoon & evenings. roof, excellent condition, toilet, bath, Roofing and Siding 5000 FT. OF USED WOODEN fence. Why pay for an shower, large fridge, forced air furnace, Installation and Repairs ARCTIC ALASKAN HUSKY/WOLF 635-6275 OLD CAR when you bunk beds, sleeps 6 .double glazed highbred puppies. Excellent sled dogs Call Steve 638-0838 and bush companions. Personality plus FILTER QUEEN VACUUM cleaner with can drive NEW for windows, great for summer or winter. all art., only 5 yrs old. $350 obo, 635-3263 $14,000. 847-4850 $200.00, 635-3772. BULLS FOR SALE: Charolais & Rod evenings, 13. SNOWMOBILES 33. TRAVEL 17FT UPRIGHT FREEZER (NEW), Oak Angus yearling bulls. Giddings Bros., Box Now taking applicalions for s219 monthper 83, Telkwa, BC, VOJ 2X0. 846-5628 bed frame, desk & dresser, sewing 1993 900 THUNDER.CAT, 1000 MILES, NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND machine with table & stool, 2 end tables, skins, good shape, good for one who likes readers: When purchasing airfare through REG. POLLED HEREFORDS yearling Part & Full-time baby's ewingamatic (new), 2 chrome Honda Civic CX speed. 847-9835. $6500. private parties, please be aware that bulls for sale. Call 846-5494. Position, tables. 638-7983 1988 INDY SPORT SNOWMOBILE. airline companies may ask for appropriate REGISTERED GERMAN SHEPHERD 5 yr/1OO,000 km warranty identification when boarding and may Position requires good communication Phone 624-5824. puppies. Shots, wormed & tattooed. skills in dealing with the public. deny boarding privileges, Ready March 25. Deposit will hold. Also 9 Call for details WANTED SNOWMOBILERS FOR A Involves day shift, evening shift and me, old Sable, female, show breading snowmobile poker ride. $5000 in prizes. 638-8171 19. LOST & FOUND quality. $350 & $750. 635-3826 Terrace. "weekends. Experience preferred. ATCO Feb.26, in Burns Lake. For more Apply in person to the manager, dlr# 9662 MID JANUARY 1 SET OF keys lost h MINIATURE SAMOID PUPPIES. Also to CAMP TRAILERS information call John after 6 pro. 1-604- between 3 and 5 pm at 4532 Lakesle 692-3417. Terrace. 635-9549 in evenings. give to a good home a Yorkshire Terrier, Ave. SLEEPERS & WASHCARS and a miniature Pinecher. Call 635-5430. 1994 POLARIS XLT 580 TRIPLE PIP, 1" BARGAIN PRICED 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE aggressive track, sky skins, and cover. OPEN TO OFFERS E.C. $7000 838-8683 FOR MORE INFO CALL 1983 FORD 2 WHEEL DRIVE, new Keith at brakes, new tighrod ends, g.c., $3000 14. BOATS & MARINE obo. 635.4216 auto, trans, 6 cyl. 604-$61-2255 1987 FORD F150 4 WHEEL DRIVE p.u., CUSTOM MADE BOAT TOPS and e.c., asking $9000 obo. 632-3531 frames made and installed. Boat railings, boat seats, etc, Satellite, vinyl and fabric. 1993 FORD F250 EXTENDED CAB, 4520 Johns Rd, Terrace, B.C. 635-4348 6i~KHTED MISC. heavy duty, 3/4 ton,' diesel 7.3 litres, turbo. Fully loaded, every option (trailer 15. MACHINERY WANTED: FOUR 1989 HONDA package, a/c, cruise, auto trany, running ACCORD 13" steel rims. 87 - 88 may fit boards, box ilner) etc. Mint condition. 9 LOADERS, BUCKET OR GRAPPLE, 6 also. If you have this item for sale, call $24,500, 635-17~5 635-9341 ask for Bill. excavators, all sizes, 8 backhoes, 4x4 1977 FORD F350 ~ -TON RANGER XLT, and 2x4 single axle dumps. Single axle LOOKING FOR OLD 4" cedar siding. 635- 460 cid, a/t, Iwb(140"), ps, pb, a/c, slider, water trucks. 6 motor homes, 21 ton tilt 3213 10x16.5 8-ply tires, 100,000 mi., $2000; trailers, new and used. 8 compactors, 5 TERRACE LIFILE THEATRE IS' recent receipts. Very good condition, service trucks, Tandem Axle water tanker. searching for Tea trolley or sideboard on private, no gst, $4995.00 obo. 635-0878 3 Tandem belly dumps. Gravel pups, 6 wheels and an air raid siren for their up 1992 FORD XLT 1/2 TON 4X4, like new Lowbeds. Call Vic, 604-493-6791. coming play "The Fire Bugs". If you can condition. Fully loaded. Less than 20,000 1978 LW KENWORTH 3408 CAT engine help call Diana English, 635-5905. miles. Asking $19,900. Phone 847-2218 RTO 12513 tran 44 Rockwell rear ends Doug. with 1976 peerless trailer, All exc. cond. 8. CARS FOR SALE 842-6530 evenings only 91 GMC SONOMA 5 SPEED, GREY, ~--"'" 1988 RED HYUNDAI 4 DOOR Excell. No need cnndifinn ClRnnn I~rn .~Rnnn nhn 1988 668F CLARK UNE SKIDDER front rust, g.r.c. Asking $2500 obo, Call 635- Ask° for "Pet .....e, 6 38-8505 ' ~' ...... or 635-7800. "" wn"eel ch ares,...... z/uu nours, onglnal tires 0930 or 635-4730. 65%, Uke new, 636-9027. 81 GMC SHORT BOX step side 4x4 350 SNOWBLOWER 3 1984 HONDA ACCORD, 5 SPD, 4 door, V8 auto', new rubberl $3500. Call 636- ...... ; POINT BLOWERS s.c., very reliable. 635-2189 ..... 8619 ngm or le~. Hequtres 30 hsp. $600 + gst. Cummins Ranch, S. Hazelton, 942-5316 1990 VOLVO STATION WAGON. 1984 FORD LTD. 6 PASSENGER, 4 Leaded. Includes leather seats; four door, automatic, a/c, cassette, excellent 120G CAT GRADER C/W WING/dozer mounted summer.winter tires. Rear conditionl Only $2995, Call 638-8171 dlr# and new chains, clean/good shape mounted child's seat. 115,000 ~. $32,00 or will trade for gravel truck of 9662, equal amount. 996-8147 Fort St. James. $15,500. Serious enquiries only, Call 845- 1989 GMC 4X4, V-6, 5 SPEED. $10,495. 7220...... BACKHOE WANTED. J.D. 450 OR 510. CALL 638.6171 dlr# 9662, $15,000 range, 1-604-692.3826. 1980 FORD T-BIRD. G.R.C. Needs 1989 TOYOTA PICK-UP, LONGBOX, 1979 CAT 966C NEW 23.5X25 rubber muffler. $500,798-2428 after 6 pm, canopy, excellent condition, Only $6995. rebuilt engine, Weldoo Grapple Forestry, MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY. 1981 Call 638-8171 dlr#9662. guarding & lighting package. Call Mark Datsun 2 dr. hatchback. Asking $500 obo. 1991 CHEVY $10 EXTENDED CAB, v-6, 635-1447. 638-0896.... ~ 5 speed, $10,495. Call 638-8171 dlr# P-9 PACIFIC 1973, NEW RUBBER, 1100 1990 TEMPO 4 DOOR AUTOMATIC 9662 hrs on rebuilt motor, Rear end work trans. Air, am/fm stereo, new •front end. 1989 CHEVY3/4 TON 4X4 V-8, standard orders available. 1970 Columbia log Good condition• Asking $5900. Call 635, transmisslon, Extra clean, $11,995. Call trailer also. 50% rubber, new paint, 6995, 638-8171 dlr# 9662. cedifled ready to work, $27,500 obo. 847- 1988 TOYOTA TERCEL, 5 SPD, 1993 MAZDA B2200 EXTENDED CAB, 8302 evenings. hatchback. New tires, muffler, rear Automatic, cassette, still has 4 brakes, Excellent economy. $4200. 632- year/80,000 km warranty, $12,995. Call 16. FARM PRODUCE 5352 638-8171 dlr# 9662, HAY FOR SALE, Large round bales approx, 1500 Ibs. Alphaffa grass $65• Clover grass $55 (no rain), Buy now and Deal On A Business Level save. 690-7431 CIVIC SE SEDAN FEATURES INCLUDE: SOHC ACCORD SEDAN FEATURES INCLUDE: AUTOMATIC I am specifically trained to serve the Business ~ HAY FOR SALE. Good quality. No rain. Ih.VAI.VF ENGINE... AIR CONDITIONING... AM/FM I'RANSN SS ON C :C. :R E A ~CONDII'IONING...DI.IIVE]~'S Community. If you need one car or a ~vhole $3.50 per bale. Delivery available. 635- CASSHrl- WITI4 .I SPEAKERS.,. POWER-ASSIST &FRONT PASSENGER'SAI RBAG(SRS).,,] 30 110RSliI'O'WEI1 RAC K-AND-PINION STEERING,..POWER-ASSISTED fleet I can find the vehicles to suit your needs. 3380 SOHC 16-VALVE ENGINE POWER RACK-AND-PINION BRA KES ~ADJUSTABLE STEERING...INDEPEND HAY FOR SALE, $2.50, NO rain. Doane's SUSPENSION,,. Z__ ~ ~,~-'~:E WISHBONI![0,, E R Num Flann .''!:SLIER ,,~~E ' FUEL-FILLER Hay and RV storage. 50 miles east of I)OO~ -'~ ~ ' REAR 1.800-8MC EWAN 11.800.862.39281 __ ~n~ger Terrace. 849-5329 SEA ft. : " OOR TIRED OF FREEZING your beans cirri i.oc ~~(,::)~Rs... Mcl wan Grow your whole garden in a greenhouse REA R ~'. ~: "DOW and double your yield. Several types and DEFOGGERS...DIGITAL C LOCK...DELUXE WHEEL CASSETTE WITH ,t SPnEAKERS... BI'VI!RAGE I s~s ~s~.v,c~ Terrace i -- i sizes to choose from, 4 - 6 weeks COVERS,..BEVEI,IAGE 14OLDER,,,CFNTRE CONSOLE HOLDER... REAR WIN DOW DEFROSTER... REAl?, SL:AT Hwy, 16 West Terrace J delivery. 1-604.694-3376 VANITY MIRROR...REAR SEAT HEATER DUCTS,,. HEATER DUCTS...TRUNK LIGHT... FRONT MAI) LIGIITS RIGI4'r.HAND MIRROR,.. SPECIAL PtADGING,,. ADJUSTABLE STEF,RING COLUMN,..CRUISI~ CONTROL i 17. GARAGE SALES 4823 HAVEn AVE. ON SAT. Feb, 18. Includes: 17 cubic d, upright freezer (new), oak bed & dresser & desk, baby's house and more to be held Inside,

18. BUSINESS SERVICES AS RELIABLE AB TIlE EARS TIIEY SELl, : TP $14028 TE $19.852 TP$23 390 $3500 d(~. 48 me ,ta~eloac • '~, 18 r~o • ~,~,eso a c g ~c~q a8 mo. lazes oa¢ ] ~0~ 48mo. * ta,es oac New '95 New '95 Ne,~ '95 Lease A: • i• • • ..... • i Civic Coupo SE Nissan King Kab Civic NC, cassette V6. 4x4. cruise, cassette 56 mpg, 5y¢. warranty , BMW • Acura *260 o.,oo $289. o $219per me, TP |14.9B0 TP $20,t16 TP $1l 512 • Exotics $Z~ ~1, 48 mo, la,et o a c. $2.500 do~n 48 ~o * r,~es 0 a C

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21. HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED EARN UP TO $20/HR if you are a INLAND TIMBER MANAGEMENT LTD., Speeding Costs Almost 8,000 Injuries A Year. certified mechanic with your own tools. Consulting Foresters is accepting NORTHWESTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE Must be able to work on most makes and applications for seasonal Forest models. Alignment, exhaust and brake Technicians. Thesepositions may covera Please, Slow Down. work experiencea must. Submit resume period of Feb. - Oct. and may include to KiUmat Husky Service, 884 Lahakas work on inventory, operations, and/or APPLE GROWING Blvd., Kitimat,V8C 2H9, 632-5559 silviculture projects. The Forest From determining your root stock to learning about the devel- WANT TO WORK? Full time or part time Technician is responsible for field data oping tree, pruning and tree training, this course will cover all positions available with electrolux collection, interpretation and related office you need to know to produce your own healthy, tasty apples work. Applicants should have education Canada, Phone635-3066 NWCC BUSINESS DEPARTMENT in a garden-size orchard. You will also learn about reclaiming DISCOVERY TOYS EXPANDINGII and/or experience in Forestry/Renewable EVENING COMPUTER COURSE OFFERINGS resources including knowledge of Silvics old and abandoned apple trees. There will be hands on Clothing and personal care products (March/April 1995) March 1st. Award winning software nowll and ecosystems. Submit Applications to: demonstrations. Top-rated toys, games, books. Managers Inland Timber Management Ud,, 103-197 COURSE COST DATES TIME ROOM DATE: Feb. 25, Mar. 4 & 11, 1995 (Saturdays) North 2nd Avenue, Williams Lake, B,C. and PT sellers required immediately. Intro to Windows $25 March 28 7 -10 pm Room 109E TIMES: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Excellent commission and bonuses. V2G 1Z5. Phone: 3924177, Fax: 398- Intro to Windows $25 April 20 7-10 pm Room lOeB LOCATION: Room 2, NWCC, Terrace Flexible hours,Free kit option.Winter sale 5941. Attention Philippa Mahon. until Feb. 28. Margo Group Manager Application Deadline: February 20, 1995, ntro to DOS $25 March 27 7 -10 pm Room 109B COST: $75.00 UCENSED ELECTRICIAN LOOKING to (604) 727-9800. Intro to DOS $25 April 18 7-10 pm Room lOeB MEDIUM SIZED HEAVY EQUIPMENT relocate family to Smithers, Houstonarea, repair company requires heavy duty Experienced in residential, commercial, Intermediate DOS $25 March e 7 -10 pm Room 1O9B institutional, Cadd. Rental houserequired. FIRST AID - WCB LEVEL 3 mechanics for general repair as well as Intro to Computers $40 March 14 & 16 7-10 pm Room 109B engine overhaul. Applicants shoul~ have For resume call Henry, 1-604-850.3656 (INDUSTRIAL) 7 -10 pm Room 1O9B iournayman heavy duty mechanic (Abbotsford), Intro to Computers $40 April 17 & 19 cetificate. Preference will be given to LOSE WEIGHT, LOOK GOOD,feel great MS Works for $75 March 29 applicants with Caterpillar repair while earning a good incomel Sounds too Windows April 3, 5, & 10 7 -10 pm Room 1O9B February 20- March 3, 1995 ...... $595.00 good to be true? Call 835-6363 or 635- experience, Positions available for diesel Choosing a personal $40 March 30 & 7 -10 pm Room 1O9B 8:30- 4:30, Monday -Friday (70 hours) engine repair in Prince George. All 4130. Computer April 6 WHY WORK FOR SOMEONEelse when applicants confidential.• Please send Basic Keyboarding resume to: 'Pollard Equipment Ltd., 8901 Avon can work for you? Your hours, your for beginners $50 March 8, 15, 22 7 -10 pm Room 1O9B Penn Road, Prince George, B.C. V2L profit. Free training - low start fee. To register for above courses contact NWCC at 5331 McConnell 2K8. Attn: AI Jeffery. Exciting insentives. Call now635-9138. Intro to MS Excel $40 April 24 & 26 7 -10 pm Room 1O9B Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4X2 or phone: 635-6511. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY" OFF 6 GOOD PEOPLE NEEDED TO heTp The Business Department at NWCC offers computing courses other than those For further information, contact Brenda at 638-5452 highway logging trucks, top rates, short motivate and supervise staff and sales listed above. For more Information, or to have your name placed on a waltllst, please contact David Hlmmelman at 635-6511, local 5225. haul. Call 564-9321 days or 564-4378 reps. $1600 month performance eves. guarantee. Call today. 635-2165 SEEKING SALES PERSONS for new OFFICE NEEDS GENERAL duty legal homebased business opportunity. Proven secretary with conveyancing experience. to be reliably profitable. 1.800-900-1050 Computer experience in Word 5 or WP anytime, 5.1 required. You mustbe able to work to CA-"A'S"U~UON CALL employees are deadlines and be eager to learn. Smoke ~ BCYCNA 397 free environment. Salary commensurate BRITISH required by the Choices Program. If you COLUMBIA are interested in working with people with with experience. Fax or deliver resume to: AND YUKON These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers in B.C, and Yukon words,o,,, mental handicaps and have or are willing Buri, Milne, 3773 3rd Ave., Smithers, BC. COMMUNITY and reach more than 3 million readers. $250 Fax 604-847-2659. NEWSPAPERS to obtain a - first aid ticket - class 4 ASSOCIATION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222, $5.00 each additional word driver's license - TB & Tentanus - TACKAMA FORESTPRODUCTS LTD., a Criminal Record Check, then pick up a~ division of Slocan Group in Fort Nelson application or bring in your resume. For requlree logging trucks for offhighway AUTO EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT OPPS. HELP WANTED .PERSONAL more information call the Choices Office hauling in Fort Nelson, All interested at 635-7863. parties please contact: Paul Ricard, ENGINES REBUILT from ANEWCareer?Manyjobs AG OR Heavy duty' me- RESORT MANAGER, LIVE PSYCHICS. Police ONCALL WORKER FOR THE QUICK Logging Superintendent, Tackama Forest $795. ENGINE remanu- available. Trained Apart- chanics required. We at Surfside RV Resort a use us...Hamess yourdes- RESPONSE PROGRAM. Must have e Products Ud., Phone 774-7931 office, facture from $995. 6 ment, Condo Managers HI-way Service Inc. are "Woodall's 5 Star" water- tiny. Your present and fu- 774.2858 home, 774-0831 auto-tel. months to pay. 6 Year needed - all areas. We one of Case corporation's front resort, Parksville ture revealed. *Love, Health care background and a widerange 120,000 warranty. Bond LARGEST IMPORT DEALER in the can train you nowl Job top dealers. We sell both Vancouverlsland requires *Success, *Money. Find of available hours. A combination of co- mechanical building en- placement assistance and ag and construction equip- full-time Manager. Quali- ordination and field work involved, For Northwest has an immediate opening for out now, Call 1-900.451. gines for28 yrs. 872-0641, financing available 681- ment from 3 locations. fications: Managerial ex- 4055. $2.99/mln. 18+, information call 635-5135. Closing date an automotive sales person. Excellent 8-8, 7 days, 5456/1-800-665-8339. Technician wages of $20/ perience In R.V. Resorl/ Feb. 3. Resume to Terrace Home Support earning potential which includes base CANADA ENGINES Ud. COUNSELLOR TRAIN- hour plus bonuses and similar, Hotel/Motel com- LOSE WEIGHT and eat Services, 1-3215 Eby St. V8G 2X6. saary pus comm)ssion, Must have Quality:, remanufactured ING Institute of Vancou- benefits are. attainable by puterized reservatbn sys- the foods you like. Wodd •REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY:FRONT end m nmum gr&de 12 edUcaton: Automotive engines 6 cyl from $1,045 veroffers correspoi~dence qualified Individuals. Mall tems, Windows, book- famous computerized "U- Ioader"owner operator for Takla Lake sales experience an asset, Apply with V8 from $1,145 8yr courses for the certificate or fax resume to: HI-way keeping, ability to handle Select what you eat diet". Bush job. Call John and Kumar. 564-9321 resume to: Thornhill Motors, c/o Sales 120,000km limited war- of Counselling Studies to Servlce Inc., Attention: staff, work with members, For your free colou r Infor- days or 565-0164eves, Manager, 3040 Highway 16 East, ranty. 580-1050 or 1-800- begln on the 15th of the Cam Mandel, Box 820, understand/deal with matlon kit, call toll-free 1- Terrace, BC, V8G 3N5. 665-357012345-114Ave. month. For a brochure Taber, AB, TOK 2GO. maintenance Issues. Sub. 800-221-8332 (24 hours). TERRACE NEEDS FOSTER PARENTS 1 (403)223-2333. mit resumes (with refer- for teensl Exp. as a parent is greatly 2 SILVICULTURE "WORKING Surrey. BCAA Approved. Phone Toll-free 1-800- 665-7044. ences): R. Prowett, 301- SEXY, YOUNG, university valuedl Ministry of Social Services. 638. FOREMEN", Hazelton - Kitwanga and TRUCKS STARTING EQUIPMENT BE A Successful Writer... 821 Burdett Ave. VIcto. student Is selling Intimate 3527' Meziadin. Qualifications preferred: Silvics from $199 per month. All 9 LOADERS BUCKER or rla, B.C, V8W 1 B3. makes, Fords, Cummins and write for money and Grapple, 6 excavators all photos of herself. Info, free ACCEPTING APPLICATONSFOR heavy layout ribboning, quality control, class 4 photo, write: Nlcole, 185- drivers licence, first.aid, OFA3 and B&W Diesels, Explorers, pleasure while learning sizes. 8 Backhoes 4X4 BARRIE BROWN Pontlac equipment operators (backhoe & ca Cherokees. Low rates, 0 how. You get individual and 2X4 single axle (Buick)GMC 2700 North 911 Yates St,, Suite 333, operators). Experiencedapplicants only experience. Send resume to: Cadres, 10 tuition from professional Victoria, B.C. V8V 4Y9 Kitwanga, B.C., V0J 2A0. Toll flee down. Free delivery. dumps, single axle water Island HIghway, Campbell need apply. Reply to Box/f 5, c/o Terrace Phone: Grant collect 538- writers on all aspects of trucks. 6 Motorhomes, 21 River B.C. Fax: (604)287- (please send stamp). Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, messages 1-604-978.8940. Pays well + 9778. D#8367, writing -Romances, Short ton tilt trailers new and 8701. Auto technician. 8C, VSG lS8. bonus. Check it outt ' BUSINESS Stories, Radio and TV used, 8 compactors, 5 Growing GM dealership on "MEET SOMEONE New" OPPORTUNITIES Scripts, Articles and Chil- service trucks, T/A Vancouver Island seeking Casual, Romantic; Inti- 23. WORK WANTED dren's stories. Write, Call watertanker, 3 Trldem G.M.tralnedtechnlclan (a mate encounters: 10O's of BUSINESS FOR Sale. women, men & couples In ~P~ Sherman GM -" 2 YEAR RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL "Carlboo" Limousine busi- or Fax today for our Free Bellydumps, Gravelpups, must). Send resume. Book, "How To Be A Suc- 6 lowbeds. Call Vic B.C, Call 1-900-451-6855 Prince Rupert is looking for a experience. General construction ness, Two stretch Lincoln KITCHEN CABINETS Ext. 8 $2.99/mln 18+ JOURNEYMAN Limousines with carrier cessful Writer". Toll-free (604)493-6791. experience (plumbing, carpentry, etc.) 1-800-267-1829. Fax CABINETS IN Stock, Women call free 1-800. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 635-4200 Gary. plates for large area. FOR SALE MISC. 900-2292. $85,000 firm. Call 1 (604) 1(613)749-9551. The countertops/Vanltles also. 624-9171. LOG SCALERAVAILABLE. Fbm, metric, Writing Schoo, 38 STEEL BUILDINGS: Kitchen C raft Factory out- 392-3066, ask for Jean. "Cheaper Than Wood", REAL ESTATE Or apply with resume in coast and interior, Weigh scaler scribner. McArthur Ave. Suite 2264, let. Cash & Carry Cabinet Log exporting. Forest technician, Hourly EXCELLENT BUSINESS .Ottawa, ON KIL 6R2. Quonset-Stralghtwall Warehouses: ,person to Sherman GM. southern Alberta, 21 unit uonset, Structural Steel RECREATIONAL LAND or contract. 536-1571 or 328-4905. MAKEADlfferencelTral~, ~ **4278 Lougheed, For Sale by Owner. Small motelplus R.V.park. Over ulldlngs. B.C. Company, Burnaby 298-9277 LOOKING FOR DRYWALl,jobs, including 2 acres land, Includes 6 upgrade or retire in a pow- lots to large acreages. erful new profession. Be- we won't be undersold. *'19700 Bypass, Langley finishing. Basement, additions, etc. 638- bedroom residence. Days Service and satisfaction Oceanfront, lakefront, come.a certified Master 534-7273 streams, ranchland- Io- 0850 Shane. 1(403)641-3828, eve- guaranteedl Western **800 Cloverdale Ave., nl..n~_gs 1 (403)641-3858. HypnotisVHypnotheraplst. cated throughout BC. FULL TIME SPOT OPEN in family day Free information package. "Steel Buildings 1-800-565- Victoria 475-1159 9800. Terms available. Free bro- care run by LP. Nurse. Phone Lori at HOME BASED business Alandel School & Clinic 1- *'561-1 l th Ave,, Campbell chure. Nlho Land & 635.0885. opportunlty distributor 800-661-2099. KARAOKE - MR. Enter- River 287-8787 Cattle Company Lid, 521- wanted. Call 1-800-801- ** 1868 Spall Rd., Kelowna Contractor required to SMALL RENOVATIONSAND REPAIRS. WESTERN CANADIAN tainment, Canada's larg- 7200. 6367Odor MlserProducts est Karaoke dealer, has 860-6638. build, supply, sub-contract $18/hr or by contract. Call Sid 638-8589. Canada Ltd. Member of School of Auctloneerlng. Next course March 6-18/ the larges selection of MISCELLANEOUS etc., 2 elevators in Summit RENOVATIONS DONERIGHT, Spring is The Better Business Bu- singalong tapes and re- WHY BUY Prime Reel- lust around the corner, so don't wait any reau. Enjoy excellent prof- 95. For a free brochure dentlal Building lots in call 1(403)777-9388 or 1- ated Karaoke products, POETRY CONTEST Sq. Apartments Terrace, longer, Bathrooms, basements, ceramic Its, Not tvlLM. Call now for our free cata- $24,000 In prizes yearly. Atikokan Ontario? Ask us l 800-252.3313 o r write to: For property, house con- B.C. Quote to include all tile, etc., you name it. Please call Lenny ATTENTION BUSI- 8315-40th St. S.E., logues 1-800-661-7464. Posslblepublicatlon. Send one origlnalpoem 20 lines structton~ community In. costs, including elevator, 635-9492, NESSES non-profit Soci- Calgary, AB, T2C 2P1. FRUIT TREES, Alberta formation, write: Country ety al your rescue, Need or less: National Library CARING MOM WILL babysit one CERTIF CATE grown, many varieties Creek Estates, Box 1048, shaft electrical and machine Money? ~e have Inves- suitable for prairie plant- Of Poetry, Box 704-1369, preschool aged child weekdays. 635.1391 COURSESI Learn Income Owings Mills, Md 21117. Atlkokan, ON. POT 1CO, room. tors, one time fee $149. Ing. Catalogue $2. Sprout Fax: 1 (807)597-2739, Incorporations only$149.; Tax Preparation or Basic 24. NOTICES Bookkeeping by oorre- Farms Fruit Tree Nursery, MOBILE HOMES Please fax inquiriesto Stacey business plans, Free Box 719, Ben Accord, AB, 16 UNIT MOTEL, restau. quote. 1-600-487-4140. ,spondence. For free bro- Fax'. 604.682.3889 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of chures, no obligation,con. TOA OKO. 1-800-678- FACTORY DIRECT. "The rant, campsite, self-serve 0353, 1(403)921-3460. Ultimate In Modular and Tel: 604-682-3806 Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons. Fact or STOP TRADING hours for tact U & R Tax Services, gas bar, new home. Near Fiction, Shadow or Reality, Phone 847- dollars. I'll show you how 1345 Pemblna Hwy., Win- BUILDINGS FROM Fu- Single Wides". Trades ~ nctlon Hwys 5 & 16on 5758 for recordedmessage. you can make more than a nlpeg, MB. R3T 2B6, 1- ture - Q20x40 or $20x30 welcomed. Quality Manu- anks o{ Fraser River. part-time paycheck. My 800.665.5144, Enqulre $4,780, Q25x40 or factured Homes 1-800- Excellent Income, well es- Kalum Tire And Automotive Parts simple proven method for about exclusive franchlse $25x32 $6,154, Q30x40 667-1533. tablished business, Room spare-tlrne Income has territories. or $30x36 $6,933, for expansion? Asking is looking for a fully qualified BUY FACTORY Direct. produced millionaires. No EMPLOYMENT Q35xS0 or $35x40 Let Noble Homes team of $425,000. Contact John obligation, Call 526-7973. OPPORTUNITIES $8,652, Q40x60 or architects design lhe Peterson, Yellowhead Realty (McBride) Ltd, Auto Parts And Sales Person TOTALLY TROPICAL In- LOWER MAINLAND Lum- $40x48 $10~699, Includ- home of your dreams.' teriors Is looking for hard ing ends, sliding door, GST Unique In every wayl Top' (604)566-4438, (604)968. Full time employment- Full benefits be r Company looking for 4404 or;Fax (604)566- working self-motivated experienced Individuals: & freight call 1-800-668- Dollar for : Trades Wages subject to experience eople. Set your own 5111. .1 (403)447-3414. 4460, Box 830, ~ Operations Manager (fin- Valemount, B.C. VOE Please send resumes to: ours, Decorating with silk ger-Jolntlng/chop saw ex- HEALTH Plants. Homepartles. Mary PERSONAL: 2ZO. Kalum "13res Services Ltd. perlence) flngerjolnterand DIET CENTER: The Best (306)634-2827 or Lee chop saw operators. Send lust got betterl "Success ROMANCE WHY Not I Get SERVlCES- 4808 Hwy. 16 W 1 (306)634-9294. • resume t'o: #359, 141- to Gol"Newlong-dlstance to }~now someone now. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1L6 MINI LAB For Sale, Hope 6200 McKay Avenue, program. Professional The #1 Single's Dateline. WE TAKE The Fear Out Llbedy C41 film proces- Burnaby, B.C. V5H 4M9. counselling & more. Lose 1-900.370-0444 Ext.448, Of ICBC, Major ICBC in- Jui'y claims. JoolA, Wener, sor. 24 mln utes dryto dry. A LARGE Industrial Con- weight/feel great at mall- $2.00/mlnute, 18+years, Four Inch prlnter/R,A. order pricesl 1-800-431- 24 hrs, T-Tone. What Sign trial lawyer for 25 years, tractor Is requesting Call free 1-800-665-1138, CERTIFIED AUTOMOTIVE processor, Washless ma- resumes from qualified 9446, Are You? Get your daily chines. $8,000. Phone: HELP WANTED horoscope. The keyto your Contingency fees. Simon, tradespeople to participate Wener & Adler. TECHNICIAN WANTED (604)566.4425. In upcoming projects In WHITEHORSE ~ MO- future..-1-900-288-6777 Alberta and B.C. The sub- TORS, Yukon Ford Deal- Ext,028, $2.00/mlnute, USED EQUIPM ENT Certified Automotive Technician required for Carline and new BUSINESS PERSONALS 18+years, 24 hrs T.Tone, Ir'nport dealership Seekin~l person(s) with strong automotive mitred resumes must be ership nei3dsJourneymen THREE "PRETTY blondes from certlfled journeymen Automotive Techs. Live Physic Reader. Get WE REQUIRE used experience to work in our fast moving auto repair shop. We have something special for and Indenture apprentices $21.50/hrg uaranteed + In- answersto yourquestlons Bucket Elevator, belt or are offering complete diagnostic equipment, five bay shop, youl Try our exciting per- of all heavy Industrial centives, excellent ben- on romance, money, chain, enclosed, 12'to 20' competitive wages and benefits. sonal photos & fanta,sles. trades, Forward resume to: efits. Resumes Attn: Sew- health '-900-420-2444 high,Storage hopper3000 Free discreet Info: Karen, Box 100-A, c/o BCYCNA, Ice Manager, 4178:4th Ext.252, $2,g9/minute Ib & up (prefer) 60 degree Please send resume to us in the Beautiful Bulkley Valley, Box 670-GB Kelown~, 18+years T-Torte. Avalon colic bottom. Call collect RO. Box 3820, Smithers, B,C., VOJ 2N0, 230-1380 Burrard St. ,,Van- Ave. Whlteh ~rse, YT, YIA B,C. V1Y 7P2. Adu tel couver, B.C, V6Z2B7, _ ,1J6 Fax 1(41)3)6 B7-6246, i(305)525-0800,: ..... Mr, prince (604)327-6684, Attention'. Doug Henderson,

t C8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

I TERRACE STANDARD CTION DS

21. HELPWANTED 21. HELPWANTED TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE EXPLOSIVES * FOR TERRACE, B.C. Registered Nurse Required for Maternity Relief ROUTESALESPERSON-OFFICE COFFEE * STARTING IMMEDIATELY Half-time position (from March to September 1995), Required by Canada's leading office coffee and vending company, to * EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY FOR RIGHT PERSON provide optimum service to our clients through the sale of coffee and APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS Applicants must have experience working with youth, ability to associated products, and basic servicing of equipment. *Explosives and blasting experience - surface and underground work independently, knowledge of the health and social issues Previous experience in a related industry would be helpful, but the *Ability to work with limited supervision and manage your own crew which may impact youth. Wages negotiable. *Strong desire for success and high degree of ambition - you're a winner successful applicant must excel in customer service, be able to perform *Successful previous experience in sales Send resumes to: Program Manager, Skeena Family basic technical service requirements, and have a reliable track record. *Comfortable either in a corporate office or on grade Resources, TDCSS, #1-3215 Eby. St., Terrace, B.C. V8G Candidates must be able to travel out of town and stay overnight once a *Presentable with a great sense of humour 2X6. Closing date is February 20, 1995. week. This position offers independence, excellent earnings potential through Please send your complete resume In confidence to: base plus commission, and a complete benefit package, RANDY DE LUCA, GENERAL MANAGER AUSTIN POWDER LTD. West Fraser Mills Ltd, If interested, submit your resume to: 4919 N. ISLAND HIGHWAY ~:~,~ Frank English, Branch Manager COURTENAY, B.C. V9N 5Y9 CERTIFIED MILLWRIGHT OR ,,,., ,,, Red Carpet Food Services PH. 334-2624 FAX334.2652 u ilii;~j// ~jLi 2901 A KenneyAvenue CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN Terrace, B.C. West Fraser Mills currently I~as an opening for a Certified ...... V8G 3E8 Millwright or Certified Electrician at the Company's Reman Plant in Quesnel. The ideal candidate will be a Millwright or an Electrician with VEHICLEDETAILER several years of experience in a sawmill or related environment. Experience and interests should include welding, fabricating and Thornhill Motors in Terrace is currently seeking millwright/electrical know how. ACCOU NTANT applications for the position of vehicle detailer. Ideal job opportunity for person capable of working without super- The successful applicant must have a valid B.C, vision, mostly on graveyard shift. Thornhill Motors Ltd. is currently seeking applications We offer a competitive wage and benefit package, for the position of Automotive Accountant. Applicant must Driver's Licence. Preference will be given to Reply in confidence to: have no less than 4 years experience. Duties include, applicants with related experience. Ouesnel Laminators accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll. We offer full company benefits and an hourly P.O. Box 6500 Must be able to prepare a complete set of financial wage which will commensurate with experience. Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J5 Attention: General Manager West Fraser statements. Forward Resume to: Applicant must have experience in the use of computers. Automotive Accounting will be a definite asset. Sales Manager, Thornhill Motors Forward Resume to: 3040 Hwy. 16 East, SLOCAN GROUP - PLATEAU DMSION Manager Terrace, B.C. V8G 3N5 Thornhill Motors Ltd. CERTIFIED MILLWRIGHT 3026 Highway 16 East Terrace, B.C. V8G 3N5 Plateau Forest Products is an Innovative forest products Phone: 635-7286 BYLAW ENFORCEMENT company located at Engen, B.C. just 20 km west of Vanderhoof, B.C OFFICER Predorninately an SPF facility, Plateau is one of the Contract Position largest producing dimension mills in the province. SLOCAN GROUP - PLATEAU DMSION The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine is seeking We are presently looking for a Millwright: • must possess strong hydraulic background application from qualified candidates for the position of • preferred sawmill experience CERTIFIED WELDER Bylaw Enforcement Officer. The successful candidate will • welding experience be responsible for the administration and enforcement of • good communication skills Plateau Forest Products is an Innovative forest products various Regional District bylaws including unsightly • familiarity with preventative maintenance: company located at Engen, B.C. just 20 km west of premises, noise and nuisance, land use regulations, and for Shift: , graveyard 'Vandrhoof, B.C. monitoring the plan inspection service. :' Predomin~at~ty • an SPF"facility, Plateau is one of the Preference will be given' to candidates with relevant Please submit your resume no later than March 1, 1995 to: largest pi'oducing dimension mills in the province. training and experience in bylaw enforcement procedures, .~ Attention: Maintenance Superintendent We are presently looking for a Welder: investigation and prosecution techniques. Excellent ' Slocan Grou p- Plateau Division • must possess "Certified A Ticket" negotiation and interpersonal skills, together with proven P.O. Box 2000 • preferred sawmill experience SI...OCA.N ability in verbal and written communication will be required. • PWP #7 pressure qualification rmouP Vanderhoof, B.C. V0J 3A0 • good communication skills Interested persons should contact Shift: • graveyard The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine at #300-4545 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C., V8G 4E1 School District No. 88 (Terrace) Please submit your resume no later than March 1, 1995 to: or phone for further information. Attention: Maintenance Superintendent 635-7251 TEMPORARY PART TIME (1/4) Slocan Group - Plateau Division I P.O. Box 2000 TEACHING VACANCY ~LOCAN ROUP Vanderhoof, B.C. V0J 3A0 ACCOUNTANT PHYSICS 11 A junior accountant is required Applications are invited from qualified teachers for a temporary position in Caledonia Senior Secondary to teach immediately for a busy Physics 11 in the second semester to June 30, 1995. PROJECT COORDINATOR Applicants must be eligible for membership in the B.C. In a project designed to improve access of people with disabilities to private sector office• business, community, and government services, and make these organiza- The successful candidate will be a self starter with account- College of Teachers and must have signifcant University tions and the general public aware of access barriers experienced by people ing training and or at least five years experience including course work in Physics, combined with recent work teaching with disabilities, the AecessiMe TerraceCommittee is seeking applications the supervision of Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable or completing courses in Physics. The total hours are at .29 for a Project Coordinator, The successful applicant will be familiar with and Payroll. In addition this person must be able to prepare of full t!me, including paid preparation time. Duties to access issues from a cross disability perspective, a complete set of financial statements together with all commence as soon as possible. appropriate working papers and analysis. To apply, please submit resume together with reports and The project goals include development of a model to promote awareness references to arrive as soon as possible to: around access related issues for other communities as well as a published Training and experience in the use of personal computers Mr. M. (Skip) Bergsma ResourceDirectory of services in Terraceidentifying the accessibility of will be a definite asset. Assistant Superintendent of Schools those services. Individuals with disabilities will be encourageto partici- pate to ensureproject successand the Coordinatorwill be responsiblefor The salary for this position will be based on training and SCHOOL DISTRICT #88 (TERRACE) coordination of'research team, experience, 3211 Kenney Street Please reply in confidence to: Terrace, British Columbia Qualifications include: File #15 V8G 3E9 , Coordinationability and organizational skills 4647 Lazelle Ave. Fax: (604) 638-4409 • Good oral and written skills, including public speakingabiliW Terrace, B.C. V8G 1M7 • Computerskills : Closing Date: February 22, 1995 • Strong interpersonalskills • Ability to work independently and within a team

Accessible Terrace offers equal opportunity employment in a flexible part- Houston Health Centre TRAINING FIELD OFFICER time position, to average 25 hours per week for 20 weeks to start March 6, \~ ~ ~) . Diagnostic & Treatment Centre Skeena Aboriginal Management Board (SAMB) has 2 Resumes with covering letter to Canada Employment by I pm Feb. 24 Operated by the Houston Health Care Service Society immediate vacancies for the high profile position of ~0 Box 536, Houston,B.C. V0J lZ0 Ph: (604)845-2294 Fax:(604) 645.2005 Training/Field Officer located in Terrace. Reporting to the Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for assisting local Aboriginal community leadership identify, define, and Laboratory Manager implement employment training strategies. Preference will The HoustonHealth Centre requires a LaboratoryManager for March 13, 1995. be given those candidates who have the ability to assess This LaboratoryTechnologist under the supervision of the Administrator is written proposals, preparation of contribution agreements, INTERCONNECT responsiblefor the operationand function of a busy CommunityHealth Centre be willing to travel, and be part of'a close working team Laboratoryinvolved in routineclinical testing. with a dedication and commitment to lowering the unem- Responsibilitiesinclude: Administrative, routine bench work and supervision duties. ployment rate in Aboriginal communities. OFFERS DIFFERENT Candidates MUST have excellent interpersonal and JOB SEEKING OPTIONS QUALIFICATIONS'.BASIC communication skills, MUST have had experience working , Must be currently registeredwith the Canadian Society of Laboratory with Aboriginal organizations, and have good time Technologists. Phone us to see if we may be of , Mustbe a graduateof an approvedtechnical institute or universityand h01da management and planning skills in order to handle pro- jects concurrently. Your resume MUST reflect PC skills and assistance to you. generalmedical laboratory degree. = ...... , Must carry out the operation of the laboratoryensuring accuracy and similar work experience. The term of employment is for a precisionin all testingthrough thoroughnes s and keenpowers of observation, minimum period of 24 months, Only those candidates who closely meet the position criteria will be contacted. QUALIFICATIONS: ESSENTIAL •Phone 635-7995 . A minimum of five yearsexperience as a technologist in mOre than one Should you have the qualifications, background, and • • • i ~ depadmentalarea, : ~ interest for this position, please apply in confidence, by February 17, 1995, detailing work experience and qualifi- i • , Provensupervisory experience, .... , An excellent knowledge of the applicable scientific discipline and cations to', administrative proceduresas it appliesto laboratories, Mr, Clarence Nyce, Manager, SAMB : INTERCONNECT This full time positionaffords an exce!lentwages and benefitpackage, Box 418, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4R3 • 205.4650IJzetle Ave.; Terrace. e.c, MeG lS8 Contact Hanne White, Admlnl'strator,Houston HealthCentre, RO. Box 538, Telephone636'7995 Fax 635.1518 Houston, B.C,, V0J 1Z0. Phone: (604) 845,2294, Fax' (604) 845.2005 (or FAXto635-1414)

II The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1 995'- C.9 TERRACE STANDARD TION D I !

...... 24, NOTICES 25, BUSINESS 26. PERSONALS OPPORTUNITIES 28 YR OLD ATTRACTIVE white female ANIRVANA METAPHYSIC & NORTHERN MONUMENTALS, looking for the same to share a discrete /~ HEALING CENTRE SERVING your area with the monument romantic relationship and long-term le-'S a pacema er. " L r NEXT SET OF CLASSES START of your choice, Any colour, shape, or size, friendship. Rle #25 do The Terrace Call us now for your spring order at 604- Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave.. Terrace, FEBRUARY 27TH 567-4933. BC, V8G 1S8. Beginners to Mvanced covering MLM FINE JEWLERYI For work Meditation/Metaphysics/Self Healing, WANTED 38 PEOPLE WHO want to he's ot: a ranc[ ather. rewarding weeklyl No quotas, no Qualified Teachers. loose weight like crazy. Money back inventory, flexible hours, training guarantee, Please call 587-4041 For information and registration provided. Taxable deduction. Call 635- 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 6363. JEHOVAHS WITNESSES IS THERE i Yourdonations help give WELL ESTABLISHED PIZT_A OUTLET for something about the Watchtower that sale. Excellent location, high volume. makes you uneasy but don't know what 1 sonleone a seconcl chalice. Great owner operator business Be your is? If so, you are not alone, Phone 1-847- own boss, Serious inquiries onlyl For 4354 for recorded message, BC Liberals appointment call 638-0694 after 6 pm, l leart disease and :ti.,,kc are k,anadas #l I,,l]~,.. But ,,.~,'e NON DISCRIMINATING MALE enjoys ~' not fiel,ting a Iosin¢baLtle. O~,ei i {h:epast.,t, Oyeai:i'ddathi Skeena Riding outdoors, sports, music, recreational vehicles, travelling, Looking for female ~l fr,,m heart disease and str,,ke have di'0iii;~JbV50%. " GET INVOLVED NOW CLEAN UP ON :'7 with similar interests. Write to: P.O, Box T<>:i,:,, REQUIRED AN ::AMBITIOUS, hard- 1-8OO-809-2164 "Prompt service M yOur home for: • " " Health & Fitness working couple or individual interested h • Major Appliances • Refrigeration our environmen ~ ~ Position available to • Nutritional Assessments • Air Conditioners • Licensed Freon Recovery • Nutrition Tips person who would like to be self' 26, PERSONALS • A Guide to Healthy Eating employed in a fast growing franchised I[..'1=1 zgi [~ =I:~II t,]-,l ;i if--l[ .d.l#:l ;1-,I ~i / =1=l fll • Exercise Programs company; Exclusve cpportunty will be LOOKING FOR NORTHWEST STAMP Call Bernadine at 635-9428 given to the successful applicant from collectors, to buy, sell, trade or just chat. Nathan 635-9428 Certified Nutrition Consultant Hazelton to Burns Lake, No investment Writeto: Stamps. P.O. Box 673, Terrace, Certified Technician Certified WeightTraining Instructor required, a vehicle and a good sense of BC V8G 4B8 • Smell are required, Applications and/or I'F-"~'OU"-"AR-E happy with your inquiries can be sent to 35i4 Gore Ave investments,that's your business. If not, Terrace, BC, 0r cal1635,1112 ask for Jan. that's our bus/hegel Great Pacific FRESH CUT FLOWERS START YOUR OWN BUSINESS: Call for Management Co, Ltd, 5133 Agar Avenue, Terrace, BC, V8G 1H9. Call 635,4273. MAKING FRESH • Wholesale Prices Information for free demonstration of Sandra Lenuik BusinessServices CUT FLOWERS AN • Phone Orders NEVER BE LONELY AGAIN, Call 1-900. Ill AFFORDABLE Welcome :Herbal/re products that have created Affordable & Reliable Computerized EVERYDAY - We Deliver health and wealth for thousands, Call: 451-3560 ext, 1285, $2,99 per minute, Accounting f?r Small Business Ill EVENT! • Flowers For Weddings Must be 18 years. Pro Call Ltd. (602) 954- 545.2830 evenings. • General Ledger Subledger Maintenance Ill :TRAVEL TURN TRAVEL into profitable 7420. Monthly Financial Statements III part or fulltime business, Mmy perks, PSYCHICS KNOW ALL. LOVE! Successl • • Year End File Preparation Ill Free seminars. Terracel Smithers Burns Futurel Moneyl 1-900-451-3530 ext. Payroll Personal Income Tax Ill For Out Of Town Delivery - Canada Wide Lake, Prince George. Details Victoria, 1- 1185. $3.99 per minute, Must be 18 1-800-251.sees years. Pro call Ltd, (602) 954.7420. 635-4500 By Appointment ~j 800-919.0032, lI 2907 Clark St. 635-1863 Create Some Excitement ~-~-~__4t~*-~, Craft Supplies& Accessories Nals &. ( ncy ~) -,..~ .....~ Plastic Models tRadio ControlledPlanes & Cars Profesdonal Nail Care li Y I FRANCHISEOPPORTUNITY ~ Tole Painting Supplies i_~,~ for that .,~ ' ]Manicures A&W Food Services of Canada ltd. is Something for Everyone/ • Nail Tips look. • Silk Wraps currently looking for qualified franchisees ie Creative Zone for opportunities in selected Northern and Skeena Mall 635-1422 '4615 Lakelse Ave. 638-8880 :Southern B.C. towns including, Port Hardy, Burns Lake, Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Trail and Invermere. Desktop Publishing by Lee Burkitt lqzza & S.b Shop ('~.~ 638-0877 £'£ i Pizza's 2 For 1 [[ For Further information, please call: / ,'~'~ Business Image Design * Small Volume Publishing Fresh Subs - Hot or Cold Betty Johnson at (604) 988-2141 Computer Tutorins /j) Eat In or Take Out or write to:

A&W Food Services of Canada Ltd. 7 /: 4530 Ore/gAve. Terrace, B.C. 638"1500 Franchising Department Men,-Thurs. 11 a,m.- 1 a.m, FrL & Sat. 11 a,m.-3 a.m #300 171 West Esplanade Sunday 4 p,m.- 1 a.m. , North Vancouver, B,C.. V7M 3K9 ' i ]

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26. PERSONALS 30. OBITUARIES MacKay's Funeral : PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS (ALL UNFAIR! i in 5 CANADIANS ," Services iLtd: i::" TYPES). Business, Personal, criminal, : ' : 4626Davis, A~e'h6e~;: 1:' ; civil, personal injury claims, missing IF THAT'S WHAT YOU persons, applicant screening, CAN'T BREATHE PROPERLY EDWARD ':. :'-: Ter race;B'(~: :: :;~ . ; .:: THINK AFTER READING 635'2444': .( :~:):i" i~F'~X 6+5:2160 Government licenced and bonded (22 A NEWSPAPER REPORT But you can beat the odds on lung disease, years), Spectrum Investigations,Call 1- KORMENDY AND THE NEWSPAPER • Arm yourself with the latest lung facts from the B,C. Lung On January 28th, 1995, Edward ROCKWELL, Dana (Dan) Aubrey 800-660-9188. (63 years) FAILS TO SATISFY YOUR Association. Kormendy, of Terrace, British FUN-LOVING 30 YEAR OLD couple Columbia, passed away at the age of Date of Death: February 5. 1995, COMPLAINT, WRITE TO • Reduce air pollution from residential wood smoke and auto 69 years. He will be lovingly Mills Memorial Hospital. Services looking to meet an open-minded single remember and sadly missed by his female for outings, friendship, romantic US. WE'LL TAKE IT emissions with lips from the Association. held February 8. 1995, MacKays' wife Shirley, son Darrell John and funeral chapel. Cremation, Terrace encounters and travel. Reply to file #17, FROM THERE. • Support advanced research and province-wide community daughter Lorl June (Ernle) Dusdal, Crematorium. 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, BC, VSG education programs sponsored by your Lung Association. all of Terrace, daughter.in-law 1S8, Marianne Kormendy, Prince Rupert, .k ~,k .k .k British Columbia B.C. Predeceased by his son - Brian TEMPLE, Rebecca Miriam WHITE MALE COUPLE seeks other Press Council B.C.I.,Ullg Association Box 34(X)9.statio,i D, V:mCotn,'er.B.c v6J 4M2 Edward, February 3rd, 1990. (42 years) males for discreet encounters.635-3626 He also leaves to mourn 5 Date of Death: February 6, 1995, Box 5414 grandchildren - Derek and Tanya Mills Memorial Hospital. Services I Victoria, B.C. -- r.,.,+,',,t,,,,+,,',,',+',,.,.t',.+,,,, Kormendy - Prince Rupert, Klmberly, Even and Grant Dusdal, Terrace, his held February 11, 1995, Kitkatla 27. ANNOUNCEMENTS VSR 6S4 Anglican Church. Burial, Kitkatla m mother Elizabeth Kormendy, Westlock, Airs; 3 brothers John Cemetary.. (Lucllle), Westlock, Steve (Peggy) * ~r k ~r-k Dawson City, Yukon, Frank (Anne) BEGLEY, Grethe Thorsby, Alta; brothers and sisters- (51 years) In-law, Ted and Mary Ball, Calgary, Date of Death: February 6, 1995, Alta, Nora Bychyk, Boyle, Alta, Ken and Lorraine Moore, Boyle, i Kitimat General Hospital. Service to numerous nieces and nephews, and be held at a later date. Cremation HAPPY 50 TH many friends. Terrace Crematorium. A memorial service was held Thursday, February 2nd, 1995, Knox TESCHNER, Arthur United Church, Terrace, B.C. Date of Death: January 16, 1995, Tucson, Arizona. Services held February 18, 1995 Salvation Army Church, Terrace.. Cremation Sing it high, sing it low; Tucson, Arizona. Hear ye Hear ye Cheryl LEGROS, VALERIE EDNA: The Feceding notices are compliments Three Oh! (49) passed away on February 10, of The Terrace Standard& Happy Birthday 1995 at Terrace B.C. Val is survived I~acKay's Funeral Services Ltd. i 4 by her loving husband Don of Cheryl Meziadin Lake; Father Ran (& Eva) of Parksville, B.C.; Mother Edna Love from Dad, Mom & Fawcett of Maple Ridge, B.C.; Brother The Bunch Brian (& Lorraine) of Mission, B.C.; i Before Billy Graham Crusade. Tough day at the old office. A otitude TestH Daughter Jeanne Leg,as of Terrace, B.C.; Sons Ken Leg,as of Terrace, B.C.; Kevin (&Tina) of Kit,.vanga, BURN B.C.; Stepson Mike (& Jodie) of 28. CARD OF THANKS I Kitwanga, B.C.;" Stepdaughter Andrea of Vancouver, B.C.; Grandchildren Kyle & Skyler of Terrace, B.C.; Co,bin & Austin of SMART THANK YOU Kitwanga, B.C.; Cory of Kitwanga, TOMINIMIZE AIR ! i : : B.C. and many other relatives. POLLUTIONFROM The family of Eddie Memorial Services will be held on YOURWOODSTOVE: Kormendy wish to express our February ]Sth, 1995 at 2:00 p.m. at St. ,,' deepest appreciation to our ' : .i~, :;~i;;'.i :; Matthews Anglican Church with Rev. many friends for the kindness Jim Cain as officiant. :,: Don'tburn on and support, messages of We wish to express our heartfelt poorair-quality sympathy, the lovely floral thanks to Doctor G. Appleton, the ]~ days. Your tributes, the gifts of food, the Anyone want to sell a company or two? nursing staff of Mills Memorial, wo0dsmokewill many charities and the Ed Terrace Hospice, Steve& Val Cranz addsignificantly Kormendy memorial - Skeena of Stewart, B.C., Inge Perkins of Terrace, B.C., Dave Middleton of to theproblem, ! D ,ON;'TYOU, KNOW WHO I AM? Te rl;ace,~B.C:~ a nd,lallioUr.h;i:g.n.ds, anl:! ~ parlicularly on days of .: ~ i time of need, to Dr: Paul donations and flowers during this atmospheric .... Warbeck, Reverend Michael time of great loss in our.lives. Val, ~ inversmnsand Hdre, the Dusdal families, the loving wife, mother, and grandmoth- Royal Purple, B.EO Elks, and er will never be forgotten. ~mm~m stillwinds. employees of Pacific Northern Don, Jeanne, Kevin & Ken Gas. In lieu of flowers please send donations to Canadian Cancer Society in Your comforting support has A message from the i meant so much to all of us. . Memory of Vat. I ~ BRITISH COLUMBIA Shirley, Darrell, Ernie LUNG ASSOCIATION & Lori Marianne and fmrtilies.

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=" THANK YOU "= G.R.D. Automotive We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the people of Terrace and COZY CORNER Kitimat who supported us in so many ways during the recent trauma to our family; especially the staff and board of the Terrace Public Library, the FULL SERVICE FIREPLACE staff and management at the Coast Inn of the West, the Kitimat Kinettes, the Chito-Ryu Karate Club of Terrace, the different church groups that put Brakes • Tune-ups SPECIALTIES LTD. us on their prayer lines, all the friends and acquaintances who wished us Front End Repair R~al & Barb LaFrance well. We are sure that Calen's miraculous recovery was due solely to the 3756 River Drive positive power and energy generated by your loving thoughts and prayers. Terrace, B.C. VSC 3N9 He is now doing well in rehabilitation and we are hopeful that he will GARY R, HOLLAND 3504 Kalurn Street completely recover. ~. (604) 635-6477 =.. CalenMcNei!'s Family =.. 635-9392 Terrace, B.C. VSG 2N9

FIRST RESPONSE FIRST AID SERVICES Ric ' King 25 Years Experience First Aid Training Specializing in Marble, Glass Blocks and Tile First Aid Contracting COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Mobile Unit Available F TION First Aid Supplies & Kits Keith Janas This Foundation is committed to financially supporting GARY CHRISTIANSEN Site 41,R.R. 2, Camp. 18 (604) 638-1831 ' community recreation projects and programs including the Ph. 635-9280 Terrace, B.C. VSG 3Z9 Take a Professional First Aid Course - "Save a Life" addition of a Second Sheet of ice. For information call 635-6948 or write to Rick and Paul King Foundation, -_~; P.O. Box 203, Terrace, BC, VSG 4A6. D, AN TOLS-Ec The' Rick and Paul King foundation is a registered non-profit o Mo~,~ ~=,o I'-,UVUUL] LOCK & KEY society and has applied for registration as a charity with CANADA LrO Revenue Canada. CERTIFIED NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONS LTD. LOCKSM ITHS

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:%i , i ~.... . Home Automation/Security 638-0241 Thank You TOLL FEEE -- 1-800-661-2676 The Choices Program's Christmas Committee would like No. 4- 5002 Pehle 638-0261 to extend its heartfelt thank you to the following, for their volunteering and/or donation, for our Annual 1994 Christmas Banquet. ¢O' Phonefor experiencedand SpeedyService • Totem Press .Mr, & Mrs. Botz • Mr. & Mrs. McDougall ,Veritas School DELIVERY & EXPEDITING VICTO it P. HA WE$ Sorvicos • Safeway McDonald s Grocedas Prescriptions OPTOM ETRIST • Will Buck •Central Flowers Appliances Restaurant& 638-8530 • Grace Fell Flowers 'Andy Campbell Refreshment Anytime • Mrs. Jean Kryzanowski .Delephene Pereversoff Agenlsfor: 638-8055 UPS-CANPAR Anything • J&F Distributors .Merrill York Bonded Cattier Cargo Vans Anywhere #1 - 4748 Lakelse, Terrace plus Dale McFadden & the rest of the City crew and the Cuba Van-| Ton Volunteer Bureau, consisting of Margaret Prest, Helen Hot ShotSoPAca (Also with locations in Smithers and Houston) Haselmeyer, Lisa Pov01ed0, Freda Schmidt & Lovina Tyler. ~zzzzzxzzz~zzxz~'+xzX~.~=Zx~zzzzz~ZzZzzzzZZZzzZzzzZzzzzz:

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CTI()N ADS ...... , : 1 HELPINGTHE WORLD err/ I Invitation to wRn'E NOW Ltd. I DIVIDEND NOTICE | TENDER NOTICE is hereby given that the I Board of Directors of Pacificl Northern Gas Ltd. has declared a I SMITHERS ~=~=~ quarterly dividend of 22 cents per | CODE share on the issued and outstand- / Tender: 94-TBB034 Project: 599002 Self-sufficiency through ing CLASS A and CLASS B I literacy in the developing world COMMON SHARES of the I Smithers Courthouse Corporation payable on March 22 | For information, call 1-800-661-2633 1995 to shareholders of record at / Lobby Renovation D]clbetes the close of business on March 8, / 3793 Alfred Avenue ! 1995, | Smithers, B.C. By Order of the Board | Province of t~inist~yof (~ K,L. Wharton I Tender documents may be ob- ~/British Columbia Forests Assistant Secretary 1 tained by General Contractors Vancouver, B.C., February 9, 1995 | ELIGIBILITY LIST ! only after February 6th, from Take notice that Kitwanga For Silviculture Worker Troinlng Program BC Buildings Corporation, (similar to the Forest Worker Development 2918 S. Eby Street, Terrace, Lumber Co. Ltd. and Program) NOTICETO CREDITORS Hobenshield Bros. Logging B.C. Phone 638-3221. Province of MinlstP/of(~ The Ministry of Forests, Kalurn Forest Distdct IN THE MATrER OF Provlnceof t~inistryof (~ is compiling s list of pre.qualined sponsors for BrlNth Columbia Forests Ltd. plan to submit a request Sealed tenders will be received at BritishColumbia Forests the 1995 Silviculture Worker Training Program THE ESTATE OF for a two year extension (to which will be similar to the Forest W(~ker 2918 S. Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., NOTICE INVITING APPLICATION FOR Development Program (FWDP). Sponsors RUTH MARGARETCHINN TIMBER SALE LIGENCE A45935 January 31, 1997) to Forest V8G 2X5, until 3:00 p.m., Febru- NOTICE INVITINGAPPLICATION FOR meeting the eligibility requirements will be Pursuant to Sectio~ 16 of the Forest ACt (formerly of KRimat, B.C.) TIMBER SALE LICENCEAS0101 Licences A16819 and informed of upcoming non-advertised ary 24, 1995,and will be opened in sealed tender applications will be accepted by Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest Act, Silviculture Worker Training contracts for 1995• the District Manager, Kalum Forest District. A16833. Written and verbal CREDITORS and others having claims public at that time. sealed tender applications will ba accepted by Terrace, British Columbia, up to 10:30 am, on the District Manager, Katum Forest District, comments/inquiries regard- EMGIBILITY TO BE A SPONSOR: A sponsor against the above estate are requiredto ths 2nd day of Mamh, 1995, to be opened at Terrace. British Columbia, up to 08:30 am, on must have basic forestry knowledge and send full particulars of such claims to Enquiries may be directed to Barry 11:30 am, on the 2nd day of March, 1995, for a ing the proposed two year the 2nd day of March, 1995, to be opened at expedence in supervising/managing a forestry 13tuber Sale Licence to authorize the Crampton, Brown & Arndt, #3 - 4623 Park Book in Terrace at 638-3674. 09:30 am, on tha 2nd day of March, 1995, for a extension will be accepted crew. They must also have access to the harvesting of 5800 cubic metres, more or less, "Smber Sale Llcence to authorize the necessary resources required to start up and Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V5, on or of timber located tn the vicinity of 14 km up to February 28, 1995, The Corporation reserves the harvesting of 16,085 cubic metres more or operate a forestry crew. before the 1st day of April, 1995, after Grease TrsJl Forest Se~ce Road in the Kalum ess, of timber located tn the vicinity of Arbor Address comments/inquiries right to negotiate any tender and ~mber SupplyArea. which datethe assetsof the saidestate will Forest Ssrvice Road in the Kelur~ "Rmber to: ELIGIBLE SPONSORS INCLUDE: Forest the lowest or any temter will not Supply ~ea, Companies. Silviculture Contractors, Forest be distributed having regard only to the TOTAL VOLUME: 5800 cubic metres, Kitwanga Lumber Co. Ltd. Consultants, Regional Districts and other claimsthat haveoeen received. tlecessarily be accepted. more or loss TOTAL VOLUME: 16,085 cubic metres, Individuals or groups that exist as accountable SPECIES: Hemlock: 74%, Balsam: Box 40 more or less legal entities and are considered capable by MARGARETSTANVlCK and 2%, Spruce: 21%, Cedar: SPECIES; Hemlock', 73%, Balsam: Kitwanga. B.C. the District Manager, GEORGECHINN 2%, Pine'• 1% 27% BC ~Buildingsit TERM'. One [1) year V0J 2A0 TERM: One (1) year All interested parties must submit their ADMINISTRATORS 849-5511 Corporate Resume to the District Office at 200 c/o CRAMPTON,BROWN & ARNDT UPSETSTUMPAGE: $31.91 UPSET STUMPAGE: $18.25 - 5220 Ketth Avenue, Terrace. B.C. VBG 1L1 Solicitorsfor the Estate no later than March 1, 1995, An eligibility list Bidding is reslricted to persona registered in "timber Sale Ucence A50101 is to be harvested Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to will be circulated by March 8, 1995. the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, using an ovsrhee~ cable system. Logging Category One {I). 5:00 p.m. )lens must reflect thls system lo be approved. All inquires shoutd be directed to Pat Smith or If there is no interest from Category One (1), Wendi Knott at 638.5100. registrants on the auction olos]ng date, then 61riding le restricted to persons registered In Province of Ministryof the sale may bs re.advertised for offer under the Smag Business Forest Ent0rprise Program, British Columbia Forests both categodes Category One (1) and/or Two(2).

ParUculare ma)' be obtained from the District Pargculars may be obtained from the District Manager, Kalum Fexest Distrtct. at #200 • 5220 Manager, Kalum Forest Distrld, at #200 • 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace British Columbia. VBG Keith Avenue, Terrace British Cotumb[a, VBG Sim Gan Forest Corporation SMALL BUSINESS FOREST tL1, 1L1. FOREST LICENCE A16886 ENTERPRISE PROGRAM TOTAL K,G. CLARK RESOURCE PLAN TRP95R09-001 (GEMS & GOLD), LTD. Reauest for Manaqement Plan A request for proposals for a total resource plan Is being solicited for various areas within the Cassiar Forest District. Proposals will be accepted TAKE NOTICE Amendrnent/Extens on no later than 15:00 hr. on Marcll 14, t 995. A Notice of Motion asking for Injuries payment of monies out of court has Notice is hereby given that Sim Gan Forest Corporation Eflgibllity for this contract is restricted to those contractors or consultants been filed in The supreme Court of who have successfully completed two or more Total Resource Plans, Total British Colurnbla on behalf of Her Stop Here. has requested that the management plan currently in effect Chance Plans. Total Integrated Resource Plans or combinations of the Majesty Ths Queen in Right of for Forest Licence A16886, Nass Timber Supply Area, be above within the last three years. Canada, naming you..~s.a amende d~ with'infQrmation and commitments consistent with Respondent. under No[~"7'0'27; the Management Plan~Requlrements for Forest Licences in All prospective applicants are to contact either of the coqt.ra~ coord nators Terrace Registry. If you .wish to • belowfor complete details and/orcontra'ct p'ackages: " " defend the action you must file an the Prince Rupert Forest Region, January 1994. Sim Gan Answer in the Registry at 3408 Forest Corporation has further requested that the term of Nell Endaoott RPF (Pre-Award) Milt Moore (Pre and Post-Award) Kalum Street, Terrace, BC, within the amended management plan be extended for two years Prince RuPert ForestReg on CasslarForest District thirty (30)days of the publication of to February 28, 1997. Bag 5000 Box 247 this Notice. In default of an Answer, Smithers, B.C. " Dease Lake, B,C. you will n0tbe entitled to notice of VOJ2N0 • ~!. VOC1L0 any further proceedings. A copy of Further information with regards to the proposed 847.7513 • - _ . ~:: 771-4211 the Notice of Motion and supporting amendments is available by contacting: Pacific Cascade material will ~e mailed to you upon Consultants Ltd,, 33610 East Broadway Ave., Mission, B.C A fee of $50.00 (certified ~h~que:0r money order) is requlred~to receive a receipt of a written request to the Adjust Your Attention: Greg Trainer, R.P.F., 820-3830. copy of the bid package,which be~comesavailable February 15, 1995 above named Registry. Head Rest and There will bean informational pr0sentatlon held at the Smlthers Regional Buckle Up. Office, BOW Building, at 09:00. i 2i00 hr. cn February 20,. 1995.. Projects Terrace Standard Any written comments must be received .at the above are subject to funding availability, The lowest bid will not necessarily be accepted. . " 4647 Lazelle Ave. address by March 31, 1995. Terrace, BC VBG 1S8

£td.. Ltd. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF CROWN LAND. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO:~LPPLY,FOR CITY OF TERRACE A DISPOSITION OF CROWN ~. FERRY ISLAND CAMPGROUND In Land Recording District of Smithers and situated at TENDER Terrace B.C Take notice that Pacific Northern Gas Ltd., In Land Recording District of Smithers and situated al Vancouver, B.C. natural gas transmission & distribution Terrace B.C. Take notice that Pacific Northern Gas Ltd., The City of Terrace invites sealed tenders for the operation of Vancouver, B.C. natural gas transmission & distribution Ferry Island Campground. An option for annual renewal of the company, is applying for a License of Occupation for right-of- way purposes over portions of the following described lands. company, is applying for a License of Occupation for right.of: contract, to a maximum of three years, and based on satisfactory way purposes over portions of the following described lands. performance will be included in the contract. Bid packages will be available from the Parks and Recreation A portion of DL2702 and in Range 5, Coast District office from February 16- February 28, 1995, during regular busi. and containing approximately 0.45 hectares. Unsurveyed Crown Land in DL3073 Range 5, Coast ness hours (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.). District and containing approximately 0.45 hectares. This land A compulsory bidder's meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m., The purpose for which the disposition is required is for is immediately adjacent to the Pacific Northern Gas right-of- March 1, at Ferry Island Campground, to discuss the require- the construction of a replacement 6" natural gas pipeline by way Plan crossing of Lakelse River. ments of the contract. directional drilling. The new pipeline will be constructed Sealed Tenders must be submitted to: adjacent to Pacific Northern Gas Ltd.'s existing 6 ~ natural gas The purpose for which the disposition is required is for Clerk Administrator the directional drilling of a 8" natural gas pipeline, loop which City of Terrace pipeline crossing of Williams Crceic Comments concerning this will replace a Pacific Northern Gas Ltd.'s existing 8" naiural gas 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. VSG 2X8 application may be made to the office of the Senior Lands before 2:00 p.m. on March 17, 1995. Officers Ministry of Environment Lands & Parks, 3726 Alfi-ed pipeline crossing. Comments concerning this application may be The City of Terrace reserves the right to reject any or all Street, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2NO. Telephone #847-7331. made to the office of the Senior Lands Ol~iccK Ministry of tenders. Environment Lands & Parks, 3726 Alfred Strut, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2N0. Telephone #847-7331. Be advised that any responses to this advertisement will be considered to be part of the public record. For information, contact a Freedom of Information Advisor, B.C. Lands, Be advised that any responses to this advertisement will be Vancouver Bland Regional Office, telephone (604)387.5011. considered to be part of the public record. For information, INVITATIONTO TENDER contact a Freedom of Information Advisor, B.C. Lands, Sealed Tenders, marked, 95.001 Janitorial Contract, Vancouver Island Regional Office, telephone (604) 387,5011. Northwest Community College, Terrace Campus, (Dormitories and Cafeteria only) will be received up to 2:00 p.m. local time the 6th March 1995. Those available at that, r i 1~ time will be opened in public at: .,..,.I = Northwest Community College 5331 McConnell Avenue Terrace, B,C. Tendering documents may be obtained at the above address al~er 9:00 a.m. on the 17th February 1995. Tenders must be filled in on the forms provided, in sealed and clearly marked envelopes. The lowest or any Tender will not I LAKELSE necessarily be accepted. t ' ~0,000 # LAKE ~ |-i Please direct all enquiries to: Northwest Community College LOCATIO PLAR for PROPOSZD Attn: Mr. Peter Crompton Facilities Manager RBPL4C o! 188.8mm O.D. 5331 McConnell Avenue R L4C PIPMJNE ACR088 Terrace, B,C, V8G 4C2 WILLBJ Phone: 638-5406

1 t i C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 1995

Men's Recreational Division TEAM GP W L T GF GAPTS All Seasons Lightning 30 18 7 5 135 115 41 Score Board Michael Barlow O.D. Eack Eddy Pub Bullies 31 16 10 5 153 i29 37 Norm's Auto Refinishing 30 16 12 2 162 139 34 optometrist, Coast Inn of the West Blades 30 13 14 3 151 150 29 Skeena Hotel Sharks 30 9 15 6 137 144 24 Announces the Opening of his Practice Precision Builders Blues 31 6 20 5 146 207 17 at 4613 Lakelse Ave,, Terrace, B.C. January 28 t Norm's Auto Refinishing 4 All Seasons 2 Regional Meet Results (at Charles Hays, Prince Ruper0 Back Eddy Pub 9 Precision Builders 4 eoys Girls January 29 1st -- Grog Buck For an eye examination call 635-4364 Coast Inn of the West 5 Skeena Hotel 4 2nd -- Ajit Jaswal 2nd -- Michelle Genercaux January 31 -- JP Lebreque -- Rosa Mikaloff Back Eddy Pub 3 Skcena Hotel 2 m Tanya Daigneaalt All Seasons 6 Precision Builders 5 3rd -- James Bohn 3rd -- Georgina Erickson February 2 Coast Inn of the West 10 Norm's Auto Refinishing 4 N Jamie Striker February 4 4th -- Karyn Audet Coast Inn of the West 7 All Seasons 2 5th -- Babal Sanghera Open Up Endless February 5 Back Eddy Pub 6 Precision Builders 3 Norm's Auto Refinishing 5 Skeena Hotel 3 February 7 Jujitsu To get your results on RRSP Possibilities Norm's Auto Refinishing 6 All Seasons 1 SCOREBOARD Coast Inn of the West 9 Back Eddy Pub 4 Pick up our RR$P Planning Guide Intra.Club Meet Results Oldtimers Division 5-7 Years Division FAX: 638-8432 and talk to us about your options TEAM GP W L T GF : GAFFS G- Mikey Bromley Northern Motor Inn Okies 30 16 9 5" 123 101 37 S- ]Curtis Spalding Riverside Auto Wranglers 31 13 11 7 112 106 33 ]3- Kent Bailey PHONE: 638-7283 Terrace Tirabermen 23 13 7 3 106 73 29 Convoy Supply 30 4 19 7 85 146 15 8-11 Years Division Bank of Montreal January 29 G- Jeffrey Spalding MODEM: 638-7247 It ~ possible Terrace Branch Convoy Supply 4 Northern Motor Inn Okies 4 S- Lellan Sturko Febieary l ]3- Sameer Gill • 4666 Lakelse 638-1131 Convoy Supply 2 Terrace Timbermen 2 13- Garrett Kerr " Northern Motor Inn Okies 3 Riverside Auto Wranglers 2 To make the following February 4 Adults Division week's paper, results Open extra hours for your RRSP convenience Convoy Supply 3 Riverside Auto Wranglers 3 G- Wayne Weidner must reach the Spo~s Saturday February 18 & 25 10 am. 2 pm February 8 S- Ben Mattheis Desk by 5 p.m. the 13- Mike Taylor February 27, 28 & March 1 10 am - 8 prn Terrace Timbermen 3 Riverside Auto Wranglers 3 previous Friday. Sport Scope Bromley wins at intra-club MIKEY BROMLEY came away from the local Ju/itsu club's latest in-house tourney with a gold medal in the 5-7 years division. Kurtis Spalding took the runner-up spot with bronze going to Kent Harley. In 8-H year olds, top spot went to Jeffrey Spalding who beat out Lellan Sturko for the gold with Sameer Gill and Garrett Kerr picking up a bronze. And Wayne Weidner tri- umphed again in the Adult class, deafeating Ben Mattheis with bronze going to Mike Taylor. The next intra-club takes place Saturday, Feb 25 at the club's headquarters at 5043 Keith Ave. Scandanavia trip planned IF THE thought of going on an ice hockey tour of Scandanavia appeals, Dave Springett wants to hear from you. Springett is the manager of the Heartbreakers, an adult recreational hockey team based in Winnipeg, and is organizing the tour of Finland and Sweden. The team will play five, no- contact exhibition games on the nine-day, October tour. The team is filled on a first- come, first-serve basis amd rnembers will be responsible for their own travel expenses. 'lhe club provides uniforms and makes all arrangements for the tour. Springett said players from all over Canada have partici- A~;~ uuui;e bUraVdii/i"lylllUOl[n voyager pated in the past and all are welcome regardless of ago or skill level. GET THIS OFFERON CANADA'S#1 SELLINGMINIVAN For more information, con- tact Springett at 204-489- 9228. ONLYDURING "CUSTOMER VALUE DAYS'.' PG to get 24T Packageincludes: new centre , Standardfront dual air bags PRINCE GEORGE has been * 7 passengerseating selected as the site for the pro- , Standardside impact beams • Frontwheel drive viace's second regional Multi- , Air conditioning sport Network Centre. i FlflAHGIflU" • Roofrack Once in place, the centre will a A,tomaUctransmission s19,286o 9.9 o ,c,o, • AM/FMstereo consist of what are known as . 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