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----~vm m u.toroll: ~ " -- ..== ,~aw,ma~,=~.~ ...... Depopulation drives riding change By JEFF NAGEL Chilcotin riding and add its consti- lometres. cent below or above the population A PROPOSED new Skeena-Chilcotin The commission tries to keep ri- tuents to surrounding ridings. Skeena it would be the size of England, Ire- average so boundaries can be drawn federal riding that runs from Lillooet in dings close to the average population loses Smithers but gains the Chilcotin, land, Scotland, Wales, Belgium and that respect the riding's history, keep the south to Atlin in the north defies because of the principle of one person, including Williams Lake and Lillooet. the Netherlands combined - an area groups of people with common inter- logic, admits the head of the team re- one vote. A voter in a sparsely popula- Critics have roasted the proposal, comprising nearly 40 per cent of the ests together, or to ensure a manage- drawing the electoral boundaries. ted riding has more relative clout saying it would forge a bizarre new ri- entire province. able geographic size. But B.C. Supreme Court Justice compared to someone in a more den- ding no one could properly represent Despite the increase, the new And the boundaries commission can Robert Hutchison, chair of the federal sely populated riding. and fuse together regions with radical- Skeena-Chilcotin would still be B.C.'s even exceed the limit in electoral boundary commission, says "How would you feel if you live in ly different interests. least populous riding, at 93,877. "extraordinary circumstances." the change is driven by the reality of an apartment in Vancouver's west end "I think once people have heard That's about 13.5 per cent below But this time Hutchison and the B.C.'s population shifts. and you look at those guys in Terrace and considered it, they'll realize it's the commission's goal of drawing commission have not attempted to use Hutchison said the depopulation of getting the equivalent of two votes for not as easy as they think and we boundaries so B.C.'s ridings average the full 25 per cent wiggle room al- the north revealed in the 2001 Census your one?" Hutchison asked. haven't been smoking as much as they 108,548 people. lowed. He says they tried to keep ri- coupled with strong growth in the think we have," Hutchison said in re- One alternative would be to put That figure comes from the total dings within 10 or 15 per cent of the Williams Lake back into a Prince urban south has forced the elimination sponse to a Lillooet man's suggestion new B.C. population figure of average this time. of one of the north's 10 ridings. George riding and extend Skeena back commissioners were on drugs. 3,907,738 divided by the 36 seats allo- Allowing a riding 25 per cent below Meanwhile, three new ridings are to The boundary changes mean a more along Hwy 16 to take in Burns Lake cated to the province in the House of the average means packing 25 per and possibly Vanderhoof. be added in the Greater Vancouver than 50 per cent increase in the ri- Commons. cent more voters into an urban riding. area. Hutchison said that sort of'thing ding's size - from the old Skeena of The commission doesn't have to ri- "It gets very complicated," he said, The proposals tabled by the com- 244,570 square kilometres to the new could be contemplated when the com- gidly stick to the average. Federal law adding that can cause objections in mission holds hearings in the fall. mission eliminate the old Cariboo- one clocking in at 370,754 square ki- says ridings can be as much as 25 per the Vancouver area. Cont'd Page A2 Council urged to back new SCI contract CITY COUNCIL plans to meet both sides in the Skeena Cellulose contract dispute, although councillors aren't sure what they can achieve. Councillor David Hull says he and other councillors have come under-pressure from some local business owners to'endorse Skeena CEO Dan Veniez' new contract offer. The "Fresh Start" offer includes a 20 per cent pay cut in favour of profit sharing amid other changes, including decreased vacation times. Hull said some people say the cuts effectively result in pay and benefit losses on the order of 38 per cent. Others contend the cuts could be minimal because profit sharing could deliver large amounts of money each year, if the reduced costs make the operation profitable. Hull said council is reluctant to take sides on the issue because it doesn't have detailed knowledge. Even if it did, he said, it's unlikely union members would promptly take council's advice. "Who are we to analyze a labour deal and say if it's a good deal for you?" he said. "I think councils have to be a little cau- tious in not sticking their nose in," he added. "Right now there seems to be some real ambiguity." Councillors do agree the region is losing skilled workers as the dispute drags on and council should act in any way it can to help resolve the issue. "People are suffering, people are losing their jobs and we are losing people," councillor Rich McDaniel said. Marylin Davies said the city should show leadership. Hull said part of the challenge is that Veniez appears to have issued his bottom line position, rather than an initial bargaining position from which there'd be movement allowing union leaders* to save some face. He said union members are likely under tremendous pressure from unions across the continent that fear a major concession at Skeena could be used by other pro- ducers to try to achieve similar cuts elsewhere. "You can imagine the rest of the pulp unions across North America going 'Whoa, guys if you settle for this, Council declares Pride Day we're all done.'" Meanwhile, New Hazelton's council has come out in CITY COUNCIL has proclaimed a gay pride He noted council in the past has decided one individual's statements is a stretch, he support of the 20 per cent pay cut plan. Town mayor day in Terrace rather than spend tax dollars not to take positions on issues that might di- said. Peter Weeber urged workers at the Carpaby sawmill to appealing a human rights tribunal ruling. vide the community - such as the province's "1 think it's hard for the tribunal to get into accept the offer. "This is not the time to wave around "It would be too costly to appeal - we don't treaty principles referendum. the heads of seven other people," he said. "If old union agreements, it is time to go back to work at a have the bucks," mayor Jack Talstra said last "I'm saying on you read the decision, you're hard pressed I decent wage and revive our failing northwest communi- week. balance divisive- think to find sexual discrimination." ties,'.' Weeber said. Terrace's small gay community will mark ness is not the But Talstra said refusing to comply was not this Saturday, Aug. 10, as "Lesbian Gay Bi- most desirable an option. sexual and Transgender Pride Day". thing to have in "It can be registered as a court order, so we The proclamation was signed last week by the community," have to abide by it,'! he said. "1 would be the City councillor the mayor, in compliance with the human he said. "I think last one to suggest we not comply with a court rights tribunal order issued July 26. it's appropriate to order." Councillor David Hull presided at a cerem- have discretion." The city spent $1,268 on legal advice rela- won't run again ony issuing the proclamation Friday morning Talstra also ted to the issue. The city did not pay for the NEW CONTENDERS planning to run for city because the mayor was away on legal busi- said while coun- lawyer who acted for the city at the hearing in council will have at least one empty seat to shoot ness. cillors cited a June - he works on salary for Talstra's law for in elections this fall. The signing ends a two-year legal battle variety of reasons, firm so his work was effectively Talstra's gift Veteran city councillor Val George says he over city council's refusal to proclaim a gay there's no conclu- to the city. doesn't plan to run again. "Nine years is enough," pride day in the summer of 2000. sive proof the de- "We did not want to spend City of Terrace the three-term councillor said. 'TII turn to doing Rainbow committee members who lodged eisnon was moti- taxpayers' money on this issue," Talstra said. other things in the community." the human rights complaint were jubilant after vated by discrimi- He said council had contemplated letting Councillor Marylin Davies, elected in a byelec- beating city hall. nation on the some outside group - for example a Catholic tiontwo years ago, says she will run again. "We're planning a potluck - a very cele- basis of sexual or- dack Talstra organization - pay for the appeal. And councillor Lynne Christiansen says she will bratory potluck," said local lesbian Maureen ientation, "We thought about it then we thought the also likely seek another term. "I think I'd like to," Bostock, adding she is pleased with the is- Only one councillor - Val George - expli- money would be tainted," he said. "Can you she said. "Your first term is sort of like basic suance of the proclamation. citly indicated he objected on moral grounds. imagine the criticism we'd get if we accepted training." Talstra said he and council were disappoin- The judgment says the human rights code is money from some obviously slanted source?" Other city councillors say they haven't yet ted with the decision. broken even if discrimination was just one of The gay pride proclamation is expected to made their decision. Mayor Jack Talstra has also "It's a highly sensitive matter in our com- many factors in council's decision. be a one-time only event in Terrace. so far avoided the question. munity," he said. But Talstra noted a council decision is a That's because the city ended its policy of A slate of candidates organized by the Action He said council should be able to act with majority vote. Enough councillors voted issuing proclamations after the gay pride day Coalition of Terrace - a group formed to fight pro- discretion on matters that come before it- against proclaiming that the decision could complaint. vincial government cutbacks - is also prepanng for otherwise those items should be handled by have been made without councillor George. The motion to proclaim the day was moved ~municipal elections, Former provincial Marijuana city staff in the same way as sewer and water ~,' ;, To say the decision of the group is in part by councillor Rich McDaniel, seconded by ] party cindldate Bob Erb says lie's also considering hookups, i~ ~moti~,ated by dtscrimination on the basis of Marylin Davies and passed unanimot~sly, 'running for council. , L'L A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002 The Terrace Standard is now mm / Minister urges 'new thinking' '~; ; / to solve SCI-union impasse / A PROVINCIAL cabinet minister has added his voice to "Job security and and jobs only come from viable bu- suggestions there can be an end to the stand off between sinesses." SCI's new owners and the company's unions. Thorpe urged "fresh new approaches" be made. www.terracestandard.com Competition minister Rick Thorpe, who emphasized "The days of the old .'~pproaches are not going to Check out our site or call 638-7283 for advertising information he isn't involved in the situation, did say t!mt parties can work," he said. accomplish more from talking than from not talking. The minister was reluctant to outline some of those JENNY' LESTER "It's not a case of there being one winner and one fresh approaches, saying situations are different from ~: .~i~. : .~. .l: loser," said Thorpe. "It's whether there will be winners company to company. or losers." RIVERSIDEFESTIVAL But he did point to a program in an Okanagan winery presenled by the TERRACE ELKS & ROYAL PURPLE Thorpe came to know SC! intimately just over a year business he once owned which triggered increased pay- ago when it came with his cabinet portfolio. The provin- meats to workers depending upon the company's perfor- cial Liberal government refused to put more money into mance. That business was purchased in the late 1980s AUGUST 9 10, 11 the provincially.owned company and Thorpe took the when it was feared the California wineries would take lead role in putting SCI on the market and eventually over the much smaller ones in B.C. becuuuse of free selling it to NWBC Timber and Pulp earlier this year. trade, said Thorpe...... _==:...... ~..'.'.,?....':~?..:~.~.~'k';.'=.=..:= TERRACE at Something must be done to lower the company's high But the business turned around, Thorpe continued, costs, Thorpe said of the long-term viability of SCI. after he and the other owners met with employees and HARLEE'S PLACE "People have known for some time. They know the worked out new payment plans. Their business was sub- 14 krn. north of Terrace on KALUM LAKE DRIVE/FOLLOW THE SIGNS cost structure is out of line," added Thorpe in saying sequently merged and is now the fourth largest in North "new thinking" is needed. America, said Thorpe...... t.~. ~.~!~.~.~l....g:~ ...... GOUNTRY ' BLUEGRASS ' CELTIC , GOSPEL From front TH6 PINCHB6CKFAMILY - eu~ce,ic funkat its best' ~Ci( W~LL.S- co=nt~with a ireat iock.a.billy b,t Population affe ts riding size ~DY & ~Y -,,i~ t~n,~w~l.~n~n .~d~in' mul~n. Fg~',IK $6ROME~. FgI~,ND$ DIZ'/-Y 5TI~IN&$ j and MO~,.. They appear in Prince Rupert Sept. 26. gateway to the Chilcotin, and it makes sense for it to be "We'll run those numbers and let people think about part of that region. it," he said. "It's not written in stone, but the fact is Had the boundaries not changed, the old Skeena ri- I¢''~'CLLF" 1 you've still got to look at the numbers." ding would now have a population of 77,720, down from Vt661~£.NDPASSES AOVANCE$30; G~,TE$35: children under 1~ with parents Free, (A~vancesalesclose Hutchison said it would actually make more sense to 80,172 counted in the 1991 census. perwson: make Atlin part of the Yukon riding. n~, Aulust9),lncludescl~campi¢ ficew~,c~ve[edviewin!az.s and Salurday night dance. Foodconcessions and uafl Hutchison conceded the trend of urban areas growing boothson~nds. Although the Chilcotin adds vast territory to the ri- faster than the hinterland is likely to continue. PkY~.T65 kVNLAGLF,:F~d~ $10 - Saturday$20- Sunday $10 ding, Hutchison noted there are few people who live The only way to counter that would be to have Parlia- there, with the exception of Williams Lake. •r~¢T~ AVNL~CEAT: WapideGroc~/l~rnlelumfempo/C0ppersideStores ment change the rules that govern boundary-drawing, he SIST~.g,$ "When you look at areas like the Chilcotin it looks said. B'$ MefsWear/GraceFell Rodds/l'otem Brd or dreadful until you look at how many people are there," "Of course because of the way we now have it the Phone1-250.63H~7, Fax 1.250-635-3160* p~tce@t~nd he said. rural members are outvoted by the urban," he said. "I He also added that Williams Lake considers it the have great sympathy for the rural areas." New riding to have highest MISTY RIVER native ratio in the province TACKLE & HUNTING PROPOSED boundary changes will create a new Skee- suk. The new riding taking in the Chilcotin region from na-Chilcotin federal riding with the highest concentra- Bella Coola to Williams Lake would add Tsilhqot'in, tion of aboriginal voters in B.C. Oweekeeno and Secwepemc populations, plus the ~'~llCAN/CAN,,, C~ YOUDOTHE CAN/CAN,,! ~ B.C. Supreme Court Justice Robert Hutchison, who St'at'Jinx around Lilooet. heads the team redrawing B.C.'s electoral map, said that Hutchison said there was no intent on the part of the may give First Nations increased clout in the new riding. electoral boundaries commission to create a riding with He said the aboriginal population makes up about 20 a high aboriginal population. per cent of the total for the new riding. He says it's simply the result of the need to split up "That gives First Nations, if they want to get orga- the old Caribc~o'Chilcotin riding and add its pieces to nized, quite a voting bloc in the Skeena riding," Hutchi- surrounding ridings. son said. Redrawn boundaries in New Brunswick are under fire The existing riding includes the Haida, Tsimshian, from critics who say a race-based riding has been cre- Nisga'a, Gitanyow, Gitxsan, Tahltan, Haisla and Heilt- ated that is also high in aboriginal voters. ' i ~i~ Jl~e~Ib~ ABUGarcia lOft.Workhorse James W. Radelet I TERRACE ~~~ j • ..i, w/7000 ABU Reel ~ .RADELET& cOMPANY' Ba~;~s,,;[&s~i~[ii;;~..' Tax Law o,Trusts • Corpo'rate & Commercial : "- - .. • s" OnlyS269.98 = 1330 - 1075 West Georgia Sh'eet,Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 ,, TANDARD Phone: 604-689-0878 Fax: 604-689-138~ 3210 Clinton Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2 Phone 638-7283 Fax 638-8432 I I-=~;I Ii I 5008 Agar Ave. Terrace638-136g

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VdE 4E6 I I...... I Th.e Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002- A3 No appeal for I I sex assault News In Brief PNG to issue refunds sentence here PACIFIC NORTHERN Gas residential customers are going to be getting some money back from the By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN utility. But don't plan any big expenditures based CROWN prosecutors won't appeal'a sentence handed on that windfall. down to a local man convicted of sexual assault. The refund was ordered by the BC Utilities Patrick Joseph Rinsma, 32, was sentenced to a 15 Commission in a decision brought down last week. month conditional sentence July 26 for sexually assault- Last December the BCUC approved an interim in- ing a 14 year old girl in Terrace last year. crease, effective Jan. 1, in the amount PNG Twelve of those months will be served under house charged its customers for delivering gas. arrest in the Terrace area. Based on information placed before BCUC Prosecutor Grant Lindsey had asked Mr. Justice Dou- hearings held since then and the agreement glas Halfyard for five to eight years jail time for the of- reached between PNG and the Methanex methanol fence. plant in Kitimat on the terms of a proposed new He argued that in light of Rinsma's previous criminal long term contract, the commission decided that record, which includes a conviction for sexual assault rate was too high. causing bodily harm in 1994, the man poses a potential Greg Weeres, PNG's vice president of opera- threat to the community. tions and engineering, said the company's "best Rinsma's lawyer Keith Aartsen asked for a condition- estimates" are the delivery charge will amount to al sentence arguing the assault, which took place in approximately $20 less over an entire year for the Rinsma's home May 23, 2001, was interrupted before it typical residential customer. Small commercial got very serious. businesses can expect a drop of about $70. He said there was no contact with the victim's gen- Weeres said the utility will start billing people itals, the attack took place during the day with people in at the new rate - subject to BCUC approving the vicinity and that Rinsma was aware a friend of the PNG's figure - on gas delivered from Sept. 1 on- victim's would be coming back to his home shortly. ward. Justice Halfyard said Aarsten's submissions were The refund - it will also include interest on the strong and that the sentence must be proportionate to the amount overcharged - will apply to all gas deli- gravity of the crime. vered from Jan. 1 to the end of this month. "There won't be an appeal," Lindsey said last week. The commission has left it to PNG to come "We reviewed the reason for judgment and the sen- back with its proposed method of payment - by dir- tence handed down and we believe the sentence is with- ect refund or a credit against the customer's ac- in the range for that offence so there is no error in law count. Weeres said it hadn't yet decided which op- and therefore no grounds for appeal." tion it would use. Rinsma was released into the community Monday, July 29 to begin serving his conditional sentence. He's confined to his residence 24 hours a day seven Gook named principal days a week except to attend sex assault counselling BILL GOOK has been named principal of Skeena and a drug and alcohol treatment program and to con- Junior Secondary, a job he's taking after nine years duct personal business such as banking. at Clarence Michiel Elementary school in Terrace. He must have the written permission of his supervisor Gook and lO other administrators were appointed il Super sink on his person when he is out of his home. to new scl~ools when the Coast Mountains School Justice Halfyard also imposed several conditions DAVID LUPUL holds up a sink that's slated to be installed in one of the District finalized school closures. which prevent Rinsma from having contact with the vic- Gook arrived at Clarence Michiel from Thornhill Library's new and improved bathrooms. Lupul, a librarian for the past 20 tim, being within 100 metres of her residence, associa- Junior Secondary, where he was the principal for years, says the bathrooms will open sometime in the next few weeks. ting with minors under 16 years old unless supervised three years. Before that he worked as the vice prin- and a lifetime firearms and weapons ban. cipal at Skeena. He's looking forward toreturning to the junior high, which is being replaced by a new, $12 million school that's being built behind the current Legal aid office has closed i:s doors school. "It will be a real challenge," Gook said. TERRACE'S legal aid office closed its doors lished in Terrace but not until some time in The new centre will have 3.6 full time equi- Gook, who replaces acting principal Vic Dikai- permanently yesterday as a result of dramatic September. valent positions, said Shreve. tis, will look back fondly at his time at Clarence provincial government cutbacks announced While many of the seven centres are slated Only one lawyer will work at the new Michiel Elementary. "It's got great kids, a strong earlier this year. to open Sept. 2, LSS spokesperson Sandy centre, she said. staff and really supportive parents," he said. The L'Ax Ghels Community Law Centre Shreve says she's not sure what the official The massive restructuring came after the "When you bring it all together it's made Clarence has been operating in Terrace since 1989. It is opening date for Terrace's centre will be. province announced major cuts to legal aid Michiel a great place to learn." one of 60 offices slated to close this month "That's still a little up in the air for a speci- last January. Clarence Michlel is one of two schools in ter- around the province. fic date in the Terrace regional office," she Attorney-General Geoff Plant announced a race's horseshoe neighbourhood that Will be taking •. They are to be replaced by seven regional said ..... budget cut from $88.3 million last year to just Parkside Elementary students next fall. '~entres opei'ated by the Legal Services Socie- In the interim people,.whol rffed legal aid • under $54 million over the next three years. Parkside is being turned into a permanent home for the district's alternate high school programs. B.C. (Lss) and 24 satellite offices where i~rovin = : The budget cuts also m~an ~t redil~:tion in ~'~"6f servie~s:ate~;'in~ii(i~i~tl?io~:'dii!iih¢~!LSS Thornhill Junior,Secondary, principal Dave Bari- ~'e:rii"ployees will make referrals for legal ser- cial Call centreat 1-866'577-2525: the types of services offered io clients. vices. L'Ax Ghels employed two lawyers and five Legal aid clients are typically low-income, ley has been named principal of the new alternate school. One of those regional centres is to be estab- other employees. disadvantaged and many are women.

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PUBLISHER: ROD LINK ADDRESS: 3210 Clinton Street Terrace, B,C, • V8G 5R2 TELEPHONE: (250) 638-7283 • FAX: (250) 638-8432 WEB: www.terraCestandard.com EMAIL: [email protected] •//'1/" /. Inquest needed WE URGE provincial coroner officials to hold an inquest into the death of four-year-old Vicki A~Uc,61~ENT PARK McLean. Unlike a coroner's inquiry in which a coroner, with the help of experts, assembles the facts surrounding a person's death, an inquest fea- / tures a five-member jury. The jury hears all of the information presented and makes its find- ings and recommendations. And as is the case v .LJ~, ioZ '"-- 5TOOK MARKET with a coroner acting alone, a jury does not assign blame ' its job is to determine what exactly WILD RIPE$ OF SUMMER. happened. The core timeline surrounding the death of Vicki is already known. Showing symptoms of a fever and sore throat on a Friday, she was seen Getting ',3ilroaded in Europe VICTORIA - A Eurail Pass is further south you go, the more Euraii Pass is that it includes by a family physician and medication was pre- without a doubt a great way to dilapidated the trains get. I got some ferries, including two scribed. By the next day she was sicker and was get around in Europe• Eurail the impression that Spain and routes between Italy to Greece. Passes come in many varia- Italy buy the trains Germany For young people, second taken to the emergency room of Mills Memorial tions. The most expensive one doesn't want anymore. class will do, too, and that was Hospital. This was the first of several visits over entitles you to travel by train There are other pitfalls. In the method armies of kids, the weekend. Vicki was seen by medical profes- anywhere in Europe, except Italy, workers strike at the drop backpacking their way through Great Britain, for a period of of a hat. A couple of days after Europe, had obviously chosen. sionals. More medication was prescribed. But one, two or three months. I took the train from Venice to The sheer number of back- Vicki got sicker and sicker. She made her last I chose a less expensive Munich, Italian rail workers packers in every railway sta- pass that allowed me to travel staged a wildcat strike for a tion and on every train ! took, visit early Monday morning and died several in France, Germany, Austria, day, leaving thousands of con- reminded me of the late 60s hours later at the hospital. A resulting autopsy Switzerland, Italy and Spain fused travellers stranded at when the flower children were for eight days within a two- railway stations. on the move. Only now they I I :|el ~ I l: I :l[~l:! ~1 i [:1 I revealed Vicki died of viral encephalitis, which month period. I could choose Prices in Europe are steep, take the train, then they hitch- attacks the brain tissue. the days on which I travelled• HUBERT BEYER compared to Canada• Prices on hiked. Now they listen to punk The cost: $1,250• European trains are outrageous. music on their portable CD The coroner acting in this tragic situation has When you buy a Eurail line in blistering heat for two A 200-millilitre Cola (we don't players, then they sang "When the help of a medical investigator. That invest- Pass, you get brochures that hours to get to the reservations even have such small bottles you go to San Francisco, wear show happy people getting off counter, only to be told that in Canada) will set you back a flower in your hair." igator is assembling the medical information sparkling clean trains, re- the train I wanted to take that by as much as $3. A sandwich One more thing: if you plan tied to the timeline, including the standard of freshed and eager to explore afternoon was full. There was, costs anywhere up to $9. A full to travel in Europe, leave with- care that was provided to Vicki. This informa- their latest destination. however, another train that meal in the diner starts at 18 out it, your American Express ! had booked first class be- would take me to Madrid, and can go up to $30. card, that is. It is often difficult tion is crucial to understanding what happened cause some of the trips I in- where I would have to transfer• I had this idea of sitting in enough to find restaurants or as the weekend went on. tended to take would last Unfortunately, that train the dining car, eating a won- stores that accept VISA or close to 30 hours. What I had no first class. A second- derful dinner while watching MasterCard, forget Amex. But The goal is to put together the five 'w's - wasn't told was that some class sleeper cost me $140, for the world roll by, but after take you bank card. It works who, what, where, when and why - and, most routes don't have first class. which my granddaughter and I looking at the menu and the everywhere. And because I didn't read had the privilege of. sleeping prices, I opted for a sandwich Europe is not yet as en- importantly, the 'how' of Vicki's death. the fine print, I also didn't with four strangers in' triple- in the cafeteria instead• amoured with credit cards as The death of anybody is a tragedy. The death know that you get soaked bunks. Another time, we were Having said all that, the we are. Especially the older every time you make a reser- luckier and got a first-class of a child is almost beyond belief. Determining Eurail Pass is still a bargain if people still cling to the quaint vation, double and triple if you sleeper for two. you want to travel Europe ex- notion that if you can't pay for want a sleeper in an overnight the reasons and making recommendations so as When we arrived in Aimer- tensively. To go to as many it you shouldnft buy it. train. ia, after travelling some 28 destination by plane as I did Still ahead: a few days with to do the utmost to prevent this awful situation The first realization that hours, we were bushed and my brother and a four-day visit by train would have cost a for- from happening again must be the paramount rail travel wasn't all the fun didn't look anything like the to Edinburgh. tune. Not only that, you get to the brochures made it out to models in the brochures. Beyer can be reached at: goal of us all. see a lot more if you travel by be came when 1 wanted to Another thing to keep in E-mail: hubert@coo/corn.corn; leave Paris for Almeria, in the train. In the case of Vicki McLean, the job of deter- mind is that Germany runs the Tel (250) 381-6900; Web south of Spain• 1 had to wait in best and newest trains. The Another advantage of the mining what happened - and why - deserves the http://www.hubertbeyer.com kind of high level of public involvement and scrutiny that only an inquest can produce. Tattoo ,:lye c()uld be trouble LAST WEEK while attending life." Then there's the problem of a movie my 21-year-old niece The only way My niece has learned to tat- changing your mind. Tattoos shared a package of M&M's too other people by practising are relatively permanent. Think THERE'S ONLY one way to reach a resolution with her girl friend. By 4:30 the next morning she was cov- on herself. An array of designs of those Hollywood actresses with their boyfriend's name - to the impasse between Skeena Cellulose and its ered with itchy welts. Her par- decorate her bare arms and even their husband's name- ents rushed her to the emer- shoulders. She may even have unions concerning the former's demands for artfully carved on some tender gency room for treatment of a more, hidden tattoos. No skim- area of their scant anatomy. As new contracts offering lower wages in return severe allergic reaction. They py clothing hangs in her closet. for the promise of profit sharing. And that's to waited with her until 7:30 a.m. A gifted artist, she has been often as celebrities switch alle- before they were able to take paid well to paint a life-sized giances and marrtage partners, hold a secret ballot vote. they ought to use the kids' her home. mural on one wall of her high Skeena is convinced its offer is best in terms This is her second episode school gym, and she constant- party kind - peel and stick. of allergic reaction to eating ly doodles and draws while she Two or three baths and the tat- of re-opening the mills. Union leaders are con- too is gone. Even that's longer candy containing dye. Her first i I I I llell[~! l I :! I lis]l,]l':l l,."l chats on the phone. Tattoos of vinced it's a stinker. So let's put the offer to the episode occurred when she her own design give her an than some Hollywood marri- CLAUDETTE SANDECKI ages, ultimate test - acceptance or rejection by the was three years old after eat- edge over competitors• ing Skittles, a candy similar to She may do several tattoos a Tattoos and earring piercings workers. M&Ms. phenylenediamine, or ppd, a week, at an average of $140 have too many similarities to But I'm wondering if her al- chemical banned in the Eur- each, working at home. Happi- lure me. For some people, a lergic reaction might have opean Union that leaves most ly, she didn't offer me a tour of single ear piercing leads to been intensified by her many PUBLISHER/EDITOR:Rod Link people with life-long allergies her working area, needles or years of recurring minor infec- tattoos. ADVERTISINGMANAGER: Brian Lindenbach to items as varied as sun- equipment including her auto- tions, crusting, scabbing, re- A London news item in the cream,-local anesthetic, the PRODUCTIONMANAGER: Edouard Credgeur clave. I would have flinched. verting to plain hoops to treat July 26, 2002 issue of The dye in black clothes and eye the area until it heals. Why vo- NEWS:Jeff" Nagel The whole tattooing process is Province warns of a dye used shadow." 2001 WINNER NEWS/SPORTS Sarah Zimmerman too personal for me. 1 have felt luntarily perforate your body to CCNA BETTER in fashionable, temporary Prinz said: "If there is as NEWS/COMMUNITY: Jennifer Long less intrusive watching an or- achieve a design of dubious NEWSPAPERS henna tattoos. The dye should much as 10 per cent PPD in beauty and meaning? COMPETITION FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping & Carol McKay thopedic surgeon do a hip re- be avoided at all costs, warns an ink, it will spark allergies My niece uses her tattoos to CIRCULATIONSUPERVISOR: Terd Gordon placement. Dr. Joerg Christoph Prinz, a in 80 per cent of people. I screen boyfriends, At the first ADVERTISINGCONSULTANTS: Tattoos have never appealed really would warn parents to sign of his aversion to her tat- Bert Husband & Stacy Gyger leading German dermatologist to me. I never intentionally keep their children and teen- toos, or vetoing of extra tat- TELEMARKETER: Stacy Gyger from Munich University. seek pain. "Does the needle agers away from this stuff at toos, he's gone, She could go "The skin dye has been fre- hurt?" I asked her. "A little," COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur all costs. These things could through life a tattooed spinster, quently found to contain para- she admitted. 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' RIVERBOAT DAYS crowds enjoyed brilliant sunshine and warm weather as they I gathered to watch Saturday's exciting parade. Clockwise from left: Three-year-old Brandon Balbirnie is already learning the ins and outs of logging as he plays with a toy I chainsaw on the forestry float; Pipers entertain parade crowds with the sounds of I Scotland; Skeena Valley Rotary President Terry Morris and nine-year-old Benjamin I Webb don some pirate gear to held generate excitement for the ferry island treasure hunt; A Gizeh Shrine clown grins from ear to ear; Mya Siemens, 3, enjoys some fresh juicy corn on the cob, Two young drummers provide the beat and timing for the appearance of Tsimshian dancers at the Aug.1 opening ceremonies; City Freeman Vesta Dou.qlas (standing)provides some bacKground information on Fran and Olto. Lindstrom ('seated) at the opening ceremonies. They are this year's Captain and Queen. ~::i~: PHOTOSROD LINK AND JOANNA WONG / ~i~iil A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002 Letters to the editor Proclamations are a waste of time • Auto &. Work Injury Dear Sir: but of non-elected appoin- horrs, ministers from their current by petty functionaries. The City of Terrace has tees representing an elitist Perhaps this is the ap- role as marriage eommis- The first Christians won • Sports Injury offered a lesson to all city clique bent on engineering proach Canada's sioners. We Christians will converts in ancient Rome • Footmaxx Orthotics councils in how to respond social values to suit their Christians should:take to still have our transcendant, by living a life distinctly ii~::.i::. ii ¸I:': i, : to state-enforced political own agenda. the gay-marriage issue, mystical, sacramental different from and morally NO REFERRALNECESSARY correctness. While reluct- Terrace is better off out another instance of this marriages sealed by God. superior to those around Dr. R.D. Greenwood I antly obeying the order of of the gamel and so would tiny minority ramming its The rest of Canadians can them. Perhaps it is time to 4635 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. the B.C. Human Rights any other local govern, behavior down society's have their banal, depress- live apart again. 638-8165 Tribunal to proclaim some ment finding itself forced throat. Simply withdraw ing bureaucratic contract- Steve Weatherbe, week Gay Pride Week or to promote values it ab- our churches and ordained signings, rubber-stamped Victoria, B C OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY whatever, Terrace has re, ilill " i solved to issue no more proclamations of any kind. Thus, it not only can avoid repeating this en-. forced endorsement of what it believed to be im- moral behavior, i t can get out of the whole silly and ONl unnecessary business of proclaiming mushroom' months, handicapped days, heart seasons and sore shoulder fortnights. News media fax ma- chine baskets fill up daily with a plethora of such announcements, and are emptied summarily into the neighbouring trash bins. Some of these causes are worthy, some foolish and a very few, like Gay Pride, are partisan and im- moral. Almost all these causes have nothing to gain from .... ,b*.. ~" ** ~¸¸ '' : ~ ,'~. civic proclamations. Having served on some charities, I know these or- :i ganizations often focus their fund- and awareness raising around a special day or month. Their subse- quent strategizing, however, depends very little on pro-forma participation by city councils. Virtually meaningless already, these proclamations have been rendered worse than meaningless by this ruling, because now they signify the support, not of the elected repre-' sentatives of the citizens,

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CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD The Mail Bag Wait for a bone scan E+..~-~~~.+.+%~:+ ~+~ --.- -- ,_ was simply too long t,. f -++~+-+" ~,7p.) ".. ; Dear Sir: me back to the hospital as i was worried ~::::...<++#L~"+ --,-,,~ +~+. ,~,+ On July 18 1 fell and hurt my ankle and about clotting. The attending doctor was was taken to hospital via ambulance with very good and set up for an emergency what looked like a broken foot. 1 was bone scan. She also said there were num- t,,m+#ma ~++~ GLASSES and CONTACTS given x-rays, which were initially read by erous possibilities of what could be wrong • Gucci YOUR a nurse, who announced that she saw no with my foot but was unable to determine "°a~-~'~,I.'- Lauren "ONE STOP SHOP" broken bones. what without the bone scan. • Harry Potter I was then sent with the x-rays to see I was then called by the hospital the -Flexon BUY ONE PAIR the on-call emergency doctor who was next morning and was told that the fastest We have complete Ken//1111/71 not in the hospital but at his office at the they could get me in was July 30. At this . Livestock, 4-H and (Aooustlo guitar ~, Bluog singer) .Silhouette GET A SPARE clinic. Upon having looked at the x-rays point I will have been like this for 12 Lighthorse shows, • Easy Clip For a friend or family member the doctor could see no apparent days, still not knowing what is wrong for M~ml/~ Z; Bind B.C. Championship fracture. I was given T3s and a topical sure with my foot. (Juno award nominee) anti inflammatory cream and was Six days is not in my opinion an Draft Horse Pull, Kids sent home not knowing what was wrong emergency but an appointment. Some- Zone, and a variety of ~uddv the O/own with my foot. thing is going to have to be done with our Baking, Handicraft, I was then told by the doctor that if I medical situation here in B.C. Is it not a and Vegetable was not any better by July 22 to call his bit stupid that someone has to go 12 competitions. Three office and he would set up more x-rays as days not even knowing what is wrong day Stage Shows,, t a fracture could appear within three with them for sure? Parade and Midway. days. Not getting any better but, in fact A veterinarian can diagnose an animal A=13, worse, by July 22 1 did call and was told faster than our doctors can diagnose a FOR MORE INFORMATION just to continue as is. I was a bit upset person in B.C. Do you think Roger Harris Box 2281, Smithers, BC V0J 2N0 that the doctor didn't even have a look at would have to wait six days for an Phone (250) 847-3816 • Fax (250) 847-3826 my foot before making a call like that. emergency bone scan? Lttp:llmypage.uniserve.ca/+bvfairemail: [email protected] On July 23 the swelling had progressed Tracey Mazurak, up the leg to the knee. My husband took Terrace B.C. [')on't interfere with workers BUS STOP Dear Sir: made by the workers. <:+:i,ii::;.i.i::iiii!i.... "A 1997 Economic Impact Study estima- They don't need third parties telling ted that Skeena's continued operations them to cave in to the demands of an em- contributed $525 million annually to BC's ployer who has shown to be as uncaring Gross Domestic Prodact (GDP) and $100 as Repap was when they played fast and, million annually in tax revenue to the loose with the operation. It will be tough Province." enough without outside interference. So says the NWBC Timber and Pulp's I'm also not surprised that Veniez got "Fresh Start" labour agreement. Readers "an easy ride from business crowd" as might make a note of those figures. This stated in the July 17 headline in the The is the forest operation that was sold by Terrace Standard. the provincial government for $6 million. Isn't this the same crowd that told the It was bought by NWBC, who now premier that we should have an even have an increased export quota that al- lower minimum wage than they have in lows them to coerce workers in a way the rest of B.C.? I guess they have not that would have been considered unfair figured out yet that if you cut wages to a labour practice before, and demand re- bunch of people by 30 per cent and lay ductions in benefits, wages, and other off a lot of government employees and parts of the IWA's negotiated collective teachers and such that there will be a lot A FEW GOOD MEN agreements, It must be really difficult for less money walking through the doors of workers being held hostage in this way. their businesses. Director Chris Stone is Iookin.cl for five men They have a tough decision to make All those high income folk and large ages ranging from 21 "to 65. and at the same time they must endure a corporations who got those large tax loh of:0thers in the community telling breaks have not picked up the slack.. ~ Auditions take place August 12th and 13th the~m,~l~a.ti they, should, take a..cut and be ..... I have no. a~tviC¢.i~:;gi~+jt61the.;-lWA. It> at 7:00 pm at the McC0l !.Playhouse, , 3625, .... satisfii~'i~,ith less. :' '' ~ ' ...... has to be their c~it~"iiiidti1'e'ir's

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sion owned by the heir to the famous C ' g ~:~ ~::~,~ . be.the 6um emp=ra. ~ _ ll I~lldtld~_ The forensics expert ,walked Balinsky ~Jl~V~4u~,4n~v through the crime scene. 'Mr Lvinston sur- ~ . prised his wife at the dressing table and stran- I1~ ~ Y c t ~ i R~ B)., N '.+ ~(- ~n gled her with her emerald necklace. Then he into the station. "Detective Ballnsky, a word walked over to the bed, grabbed the gun and please..." shot himself. Your basic murder-suicide." He saw Tiffany. "What are YOU doing Balinsky noticed two impeccably dressed here?" young adults hovering on opposite sides of the "The same as you," Tiffany growled. "But luxurious bedroom. "The children, I suppose?" you're out of luck. Mummy died after your mur- The investigator nodded. "Mr. Uvinston's son dering father. Your father's will says everything from his first marriage, and Mrs. Llvinston's goes to her if she's alive when he dies. And daughter from her first marriage. They can't since I'm her heir, it goes to MEI" stand each other." "Why you...l" Stone lunged at her. A week later, Mrs. Livinston's daughter, Balinsky stepped between them. "Your par- Tiffany, approached Detective Balinsky at the ents are barely cold In their gravesl" precinct. She was wearing black crepe and "It's not over, Tiffany," Stone vowed. "1'11ask $20,000 worth of jewelry. the court to exhume your mother's body. I'll "Please, Detective...I can't have peace until I prove she died firstl And in that case, Daddy's know..." She dabbed her saucer blue eyes with will says the money goes to me," he let out a a silk handkerchief. "Do you think that my low, unpleasant laugh. mother could have died AFTER my stepfather?" In court, Stone argued passionately. "Your Her husky voice trembled. Honour, it seems there was some evidence my Balinsky cocked his head. "Strange question. stepmother died before my father. In order to I'll check," he blushed as Tiffany gently touched settle the estate, both corpses must be re- examined to be certain who died first.' IUll ~; II~'D'J his hand. ,. He reached for the phone. "Harry? Do we Tiffany was In tears. "Your Honour. The offi- have a timelino on +the Livlnston deaths? cial report said my mother died after his father. That's enough to settle the estate. You can't ...really?..." Balinsky turned back to Tiffany. "According to allow my murdered mother's body be dug up the medlcai examiner's report, your mother died because of Stone's greedl" AFTER your stepfather." Tiffany's eyes widened in joy. Should Mrs. L.Ivlnston'sbody be exhumed? Video Update Now Owned 8, Operated by Movie 6atLeryl +. !i/.,!ii!:.:~i: : Suddenly, Mr. Uvinston's son Stone stormed Youl Be The Judge. Then look below for the decision.

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t A8- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002 Less traffic at airport THE NUMBER of passen- The Northwest Regional gers flying in and out of Airport Terrace-Kitimat re- the Terrace airport in the corded 43,138 passengers first six months of the year up to June this year. was well down from 2001. That was down by near- The stats reflect a gen- ly 5,000 or about 10 per eral drop in air travel in cent from 48,116 in the BUSINESSREVIEW the year since the Sept. 11 same six months a year terror attacks in the U,S. ago. More labour changes coming, Bruce says EXPECT a major revamp governing workplaces to would interpret as a de- when companies go bank- times hauled up Other changes re- were needed. of the rules governing the eliminate unnecessary re- claration of war. rupt, Bruce said. on charges of duce the amount He said a $287 million workplace by next year, gulations, Bruce said. "We've got to get this Fie also outlined failing to pay of number of deficit in the system was labour minister Graham "There is a rule and a economy going," he said. changes" already approved employees or hours an employ- poised to balloon to $900 Bruce told a business lun- reg for everything," he "You don't get the econ- this year. other employ- ee must work million by 2005 unless cheon here last week. said. omy going by creating in- They include increased ment standards from four to two cuts were made to some He said the next round "This won't be done in stability." employment standards infractions. if called in. injured workers' benefits. of changes to B.C.'s labour scattergun approach," "We'd have a huge fur- flexibility allowing longer While a First Labour changes Bruce also said he system will be mapped out Bruce added. "The goal is ore about something that's work hours without paying offence in the will also allow hopes to see the WCB's by an advisory committee to have safe work sites, not going to get us where overtime provided an em- past was a warn- employers to appeal system reformed. set to tour the province in not 36,000 regulations." we want to be at the end ployee averages 40 hours a ing, it will now Graham communicate to "Some workers will tell the fall. Bruce indicated he does of the day." week over time. net a $500 fine. employees during you that they found that Part of the next leg of not plan to attempt to eli- Difficult issues to be Bruce also says his Repeat offenders Bruce a union certifica- appeal process more debi- labour reform will include minate the foundations of examined include whether ministry has gotten tougher will pay $2,500 tion drive. litating than the injury a revamp of occupational collective bargaining in union successorship rules on the few "bad apple" the second time and Bruce also said workers they first received," he health and safety rules B.C. - a move unions should remain in place employers who are some- $10,000 the third time. compensation changes said. Alaska road GM DOESN'T HAVE I'. tussle FORD DOESN'T HAVE IT. heats up HONDA DOESN'T HAVE IT. OPPONENTS of a road from southeast Alaska TOYOTA DOESN'T /E IT. through undeveloped wild- erness to Hwy 37 are stepping up their campaign. Jim Bourquin, of the THE 7/115.POWERTRAIN WARRANTY. group Cassiar Watch, says he has started a petition in the Stewart area opposing the road. NOW STANDARDON ALL REMAINING He and other groups say it would cause resources like timber and ore to be trucked to Alaska, costing 2002 CHRYSLER,DODGE port and other jobs m northwest B.C. Alaskans advocating the plan say the proposed AND JEEE MODELS road up the Iskut River is aimed at creating new circle routes they think will expand tourism on both sides of the border. They're pressing for political support in B.C. The road would run from tidewater '"on ":the.'. :' '::~":'~~Jl-, . , Bradfield Canal in Alaska, through a long tunnel in a high mountain pass, and into B.C. along the Craig River and then up the Iskut River to existing mine roads that connect to Hwy 37. Groups opposing the road have started a web site - www.roadtoruin.ca. It lays out Alaskan studies they say provide evidence the road is about a resource grab, not tourism. The site aims to put pressure on provincial and federal politicians to oppose the road - and it's al- • 7Years or 115,000 km engine and transmission warranty. Plus 24-hour Roadside Assistance.* ready doing that. "I'm getting form letters from Seattle opposed to this road," Skeena MLA Roger Harris said, adding he hasn't made a decision on the road. But he says there should be detailed study of the idea, rather than simply kneejerk opposition. If the Alaskan road were to increase the life of a mine like Eskay Creek in B.C., he said, it would benefit the region. Likewise, it could allow the development of new ....~~:b:~'~ ...... mines and logging opportunities in the region. "Those jobs are still in B.C.," Harris said. "We have to llok at the jobs Jeep Grand Cherokee Dodge Grand Caravan Chrysler Neon Dodge Ram Ouad Cab that are created, not just the movement of what that product is." CHRYSLER He said trying to kill DOD~ the road on the basis it ~ Jeep will mean a port in Alaska and an exodus of jobs is "oversimplifying what VISlT YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD CHRYSLER, DODGE, JEER DEALER OR DAIMLERCHRYsLER.CA could occur here." Harris said there are many factors that would who choose the 0% financingwill forgo Is 8.4%, end the effective cost of borrowing is $3,000. '* No Paymentsfor 90 days, See dealer for details, t Based on $3,000 factory to dealer Incentives I[ ~D&rtl I"l} ] ;HRYsLER likely make Canadian deducted from MSRR Actual savings will vary depending on price negotiated,/~ Graduate Rebate applies as follows: $500 cash allowance on leased vehicles, $750 cash allowance on Neon !I:U II/.l.O UU I ports more attractive than purchase, $1000 cash allowance on purchase of vehicle excluding Chrysler Neon. Offer applies to all vehicles excluding Dodge Viper and Chrysler Prowler. Some conditionsapply, See dealer for i?~:~..,:~ ~-~,1 i.~of.lg~ complete details and conditions, t Warranty valid for all new 2002 model year vehicles sold on or after July 29, 2002, to 7 years or 115,000km. whichever comes first, Some conditionsapply, See dealer Re.'o~,~ Jeep a U.S. one anyway. for details, ® Jesp is a registered trademark of DaimlerChrysler Corporation used under license by DaimlmChrysler Canada Inc,' a wholly owned subsidiary of DalmlerChrysler Corporation, Up 'l'-o $~000" "That doesn't mean I think it's a good idea, but I think it warrants investigation," Harris said. Increased tourist circle tr- 4916 Hwy 1,, West, Terrace, B.C. routes could let visitors spend much more time in southeast Alaska and northwest B.C., he said, (}35-7187 Terrace city council has so far taken a neutral stance while i[ waits for a rtRACE 1-8013'-313-7187 recommendation from the local economic development authority. www.tet t aceautomall.com DLR.5958 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002 - A9

.i Northern bishop opposes Oid y0u kn0w.last year the number0f inpatientdays at ,.~'~~'~ blessings of same-sex unions B.C.'s Children's H0spital's Special Care Nursery was13.859? C~i,,Z~::~eHCp~ta, By JENNIFER LANG Anderson and the other bishops say offering blessings A TERRACE-BASED An- to same-sex unions is against the moral teachings of glican bishop does not sup- scripture - and the Anglican Church; port a decision made by Canada's House of Bisliops took a position on the clergy in the Vancouver issue in 1997, rejecting homosexual unions as incompat- area to formally bless same ible with scripture. sex unions. One year later, Anglican dioceses across the world at The Right Rev. Bill An- the Lambeth Conference said matters of moral teaching, derson, the Bishop of Cale- church order and discipline are beyond the jurisdiction of donia, is one of 13 bishops any one diocese...... who issued a statement of "The problem for a number of us is the decision from regret over the decision to New Westminster runs counter:to: what ~bishops world- formally bless same sex wide have said is the position of the church," Anderson unions last month. Ander- said. son is is the only bishop in He and the other bishops who signed the statement B.C. to sign the statement, felt they had to follow their conscience. On the one which urges the Diocese of hand, the Canadian church is morally opposed to homo- New Westminster to with- sexual activity. hold its decision. Bill Anderson At the same time, the church teaches that Anglicans The bishops represent have an individual responsibility to fight the discrimina- ~GENERAL PAINT .'~/.~!4,? ,L :~ Anglican dioceses from Newfoundland and the Arctic to tion of homosexuals and treat them with courtesy and re- northern B.C,, places that tend to be more conservative. spect. "There is a fair split in the Canadian church on this "It is a very, very difficult issue," Anderson said. issue," Anderson said. "Does a bishop or a diocese have "Sometimes, it would be really nice if God took a big the right to go its own way on an issue of this magni- marker and wrote the answer on the wall to be really tude?" clear." The split means Anglicans from northern B.C. and As a bishop, he said he has a responsibility to ensure other parts of Canada will be able to obtain the blessing he faithfully upholds church teaching. "That's hard when ~'~ " ' ':!< :~;:' : : :' '~ .~ .... b ,,~ ~ at a Lower Mainland church, once the decision comes you know people are going to be hurt." into effect. The Diocese of Caledonia stretches across northern B.C. It's comprised of about 7,000 parishioners and 20 churches. So far, Anderson said there's been little reaction to his stance against blessing same-sex unions. 3ity pride refusal He's unaware of any requests for this type of blessing from anyone in the Caledonia diocese. Looking ahead, Anderson expects the issue of same called a 'waste' sex blessings - and the decision of Lower Mainland An- PREMIUMALKYD BREEZE® EXTERIOR REFUSING to proclaim a gay pride day was a pointless glicans to forge its rules on the matter- will dominate EXTERIOREHAMEL ACRYLIC LATEX exercise in stupidity, says the lone city councillor who the church's national agenda. A top quality alkyd that is formulated to A quick drying exlremely weather resistant tried to make the proclamation two years ago. The Canadian House of Bishops is a national body withstand the rigors of Canadian weather. latex finish for oll exterior wood, metal, stucco David Hull urged fellow councillors back in July, that meets twice a year. It's next meeting will be held in Ideal for exterior wood, stucco and masonry. and mason.ry surfaces. Requires no undercoat Use for railings, fascias, siding and trim. on previously painted surfaces. ResistantIo 2000 to simply proclaim the day, predicting the issue Toronto this October. blistering and mildew. would quickly fade. Finishes:Flat (19-UNE) FROM FROM He also noted the city's lawyers explicitly warned Finishes:Flat end council that it would lose any complaint of discrimina- .... S-emi'~10ss • ADO'ANOTHER: Ii S3399 tion based on sexual orientation before B.C.'s Human WHY SHOULD! BUY s2,0OOt:F Rights Tribunal. WffH MAIL-INREBATE That's exactly what happened when the tribunal ruled 3.78 LITRE CANS 3.78 UTRE CANS July 27 the city must make proclaim "Lesbian gay bi- A NEWHOTWATER sexual and transgender pride day". "At the end of the day, what have we accom- HEATERNOW?... plished?" Hull demanded. "We made a bunch of people ...from Acadia Northwest Mechanicall BREEZPIHTERIOR feel bad. We contravened the law. We riled up a lot of • • II g ACRYLIC LATE][ bad feeling around town. And we spent a bunch of time A quick drying high quality latex enamel finis and money on it." for use on plaster, clrywail, concrete, masonry, "What a waste. To think we did this when the econ- primed wood and metal surfaces.Tired from omy was going to hell in a handbasket just blows my pastel whiles to vibrant accents. : mind." SEMI-GLOSSFINISH Providesa tough finish on plaster, d.rywal!,masonry and w~l. Hard- The local gay group is small and low-key, Hull added. wearing and scubble. 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/! pen The Terrace Christian Reformed Church gathers to celebrate 50 years

.- , . ., By JOANNA WONG resources and skills, building WHEN CASEY Braam first immi- homes, digging wells and using grated here from Holland, the Ter- the few cars in the congregation race Christian Reformed Church to pick up children for Sunday I Lv~|'li ".le] I ~II il[o] ;llV| I :Lv~TJi was nothing but a concept binding school. together a handful of pioneering Soon, the church on Lazelle ARON STRUMECKI Dutch families. became too small for the swelling "All [the Dutch immigrants] community. Writing the future had the same difficulties," recalls Plans were made for a com- Braam. "First, language; second, bined church and Christian school. One regret I have is that I never really to find a home to live in; third, It was built on a potato field be- learned to write until after I left transportation." longing to churchgoer Douwe Tal- school. Braam arrived in Canada in stra in 1965. For those of you who don't know me from 1954, joining the shiploads of im- In 1988, a separate building for junior high, I was the guy who was sent to the migrants fleeing war-torn Europe. Centennial Christian School was special needs class in grade eight because I "You could have gone to New erected. still didn't know the difference between an Zealand, Australia or Africa," he Even today, things are still apostrophe and a comma. says. "But a lot of Dutch people evolving -just this year a grade In university, I was also the guy who suf- favored Canada because Cana- 12 program was added so students fered great climatic struggles every time a dian soldiers liberated us." may complete their schooling at paper was due because I loathed having to Braam arrived in Terrace just Centennial. This year six students string together multiple words. in time to build the Christian Re- made up the school's first gradua- And no, I don't have a learning disability; formed Church's very first place ting class. my thoughts were just never very coherent. of worship on Lazelle street. "The church has been growing I never knew the beauty of the process of Butit didn't take long before and there has been an awful lot of writing then. he realized his new home might births, marriages and funerals," If I was to explain, I guess it would be sort take a little getting used to. says Iongtime member Margaret of like watching a Butcher making sausage. One day, while many men Faber. "The children of the first You take a bunch of unprocessed and disjoin- were hard at work building the generation are now grandparents ted bits and pieces at one end, stick it the new church, someone brought themselves." grinder and get a nice tidy tasty package on down a case of beer to help Braam adds that many families the other. everyone cool off. have now moved away, with few Sometimes you start writing about movies As the laws were different in of the original pioneers left. and you end up talking about nostalgia. Holland, Braam and his friends "There's only 26 people in 50 Sometimes you start out writing about your were unaware that drinking in years that have been buried in this friends and it turns out you're writing about the public was considered illegal or church," he says. "It's quite a future. taboo. transient affair." LONGTIME TERRACE Christian Reformed Church member Sometimes you start out wondering about "We were out in public drink- But the Terrace Christian Re- Casey Braam stands in front of a steeple he helped to build. the future of your community, and you end up ing beer in front of a church," formed Church congregation still talking about writing. Braam laughs. "That was a no remembers its immigrant roots. has been one of its biggest ered to reminisce and celebrate Writing is funny like that - you never know no." In recent years, the church has strengths. the Terrace Christian Reformed what the final product is going to be like. The church was soon finished taken in Vietnamese boat refu- "There's been so many cultural Church's 50th anniversary over a So is speculating about the future, especial- and membership began to grow as gees, sponsored a family from Jor- changes and social changes and series of BBQs, get-togethers and ly in this town. more and more Dutch immigrated don and hosted a pastor from Afri- that takes a lot of adjustment," a special Sunday worship. guess it's a combination of care and frus- to Terrace. ca. Bandstra. "The main thing is we're still trauon that I see a!i the change happening in "The need to come together in The church has also involved saysI have three boysand what here for each other," adds Faber. this little city of ours, that leads me back to society life was greater than it is itself in the community through a they look for in Worship is differ- "If there's something to celebrate my inevitable "what if" syndrome. now," Braam explains. "This was variety of relief services such as ent. We need to be open and keep we gather together and if someone What happens next? the place where one could speak the food bank. talking and I feel this church has passes away we all grieve toge- Will our town be able to survive without out." Member Sharon Bandstra says done a lot of that." ther. That's still very much going logging? Church members pooled their the church's willingness to adapt Last weekend, members gath- on and that's how you ~row." How will it look twenty-five years from now? How about in another seventy-five? I care because this is the town that I grew up in, and I'm frustrated because I'm no longer Bluegrass great to sure if we can really adapt to the change of the world around us. I don't know if it's a symptom of our culture or our species, but I can't help to wonder why headline Riverside we, both as the people of this town and this country, seem incapable of doing anything AN UP AND coming blue- Friends Like You, earning known performer, will add more than planning ahead as our noses. grass great from Smithers, a welcome reception from some 1950s-style country Change seems to be ahead of us. The only Jenny Lester, headlines audiences and critics. to the mix. uncertainty seems to be what form it will take. the Riverside Festival in She puts a contempor- While the Allen Sisters, The only thing certain about change is that it's Terrace. ary edge on traditional two modern country singer- usually something people don't like. Now in its fourth year, sound. She's young, but is songwriters from Wrangell, You only have to ask people in cities like the annual celebration of an experienced performer. Alaska, return to the Ri- Prince Rupert or Nelson about that, but their traditional, roots-based Folks in these parts may verside Festival. They've experience, as well as our own can testify to music is steadily becom- remember her as an eight just been to Nashville, one thing; the growing disparity between rural ing a fixture on the north- year old playing fiddle in where they completed and urban BC. west's entertainment her family's band, the their first-ever CD, Stikine And it's not just in our province, it's a trend scene. Driftwood Canyon Family River Country. being repeated all across Canada. Presented Aug. 9-11 by Band. Banjo player Rob Grant In my mind, the new proposed electoral the Elks and Royal Purple, The lively and enter- returns to the festival with boundaries are only going to exacerbate the the festival is staged at taining Celtic selections of Doug McKay and Ter- problem. Simply put, it means the urbanites idyllic Harlee's Place the Pinchbeck Family are race's Dizzy Strings. will have even more power over our lives than north of Terrace off of performed by an award- That's just a preview of ever before. Kalum Lake Drive, where winning pianist, two some of the treats in store You've really got ask yourself whether or the pressure's off and the championship fiddlers and for this summer's audi- not it's going to produce fair and just results tunes are on. a Celtic dance champion - ence. for those of us choosing to live outside of the This year's line up also all anchored by Dad. It's certainly one of the urban mainstream (up 80% of Canadians live includes Lakeside Ram- Isabelle Marie returns more affordable weekend in urban areas across Canada.) blers, winner of the B.C. to the Riverside Festival. music festivals around. Pierre Trudeau once complained that living Bluegrass Association's She plays rich and heart- Advance tickets are $30 close to America was like sleeping with an title of Bluegrass Band of warming verions of those per person, or $35 at the elephant. No matter how friendly and even- / Jailbird the Year three years run- nostalgic country and go- gate - a price that in- "Jail and Bailout" prisoner Janet Watson gets tempered you are affected by every twitch and ning. They're based out of spell favourites. cludes camping. Day rates grunt. Cluculz Lake, B.C., south Andy Goulet and Amy are also available. Food cuffed by Manpreet DhaUwal, Watson was Canada might be a mouse compared to of Vanderhoof. Robertson are a sister and vendors on site. found guilty of receiving too many flower bou- America's elephant, but with the proposed Lester, who writes her brother act. They're going For more info call Betty quets by the "honourable" Councilor Hull and changes to our electoral boundaries I see rural own songs, has won inter- to perform a little old fash- or Gord at 635-9537, John awaited ball with other "prisoners" In a mock communities becoming ticks on the side of the national acclaim for her ioend fiddlin' magic. or Mary at 638-0071, or jail at 7-11. Proceeds went to Crimestoppers. mouse and it looks like the mouse is already work, with her 1999 CD, Rick Wells, a well email [email protected]. trying to bite off the tick. If you've been frustrated before, get ready to bring that particular emotion up a notch or tWO. Fewer votes mean less power, and that loss of power threatens to destroy a way of life that TLT seeks male acting talent is already struggling to survive. Things are hard enough with our provincial CONTRIBUTED lyn Monroe in the movie), ranch - against her will. romantic lead Be the cow- the limelight. government. Imagine how much fun we'll have "WHERE HAVE all the this remounting is the lead As the night wears on, boy, his stoic sidekick, Training is on the job if the Federal government starts doing the young (and not so young) -in for Terrace Little they both learn a little Virgil, or the professor and fringe benefits include same because our seat in government migrates men gone?" as the folk Theatre's 50th anniversary about love as we follow with a drinking problem, or lots of fun and hearty ap- to the lower mainland. song says? Bus Stop, a romance set the stories of a professor a big bearded Sheriff or plause. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe it only seems like Terrace Li,ttle Theatre in the 1950s, revolves with a past, the cafe Carl the bus driver... Auditions take place all the major cuts in BC took place in rural ra- is looking for five men in- around a group of travel- owner, the young waitress there's a role for anyone August 12 and 13 in the ther than urban areas. terested in becoming part lers stranded in a snow and others. willing to get involved, evening at 7 p.m. at the I guess, in the end, like writing, we'll never of TLT"s revival produc-i storm at a Greyhound bus Director Chris Stone is While experience is McColl Playhouse, 3625 know what the finished product will look like tion of Bus Stop. stop and car6 in Kansas. looking for five men for nice, it is not a require- Kalum Street. until we get there, but the question I keep ask- Originally produced Chanteuse Cherie has roles ranging in ages from ment. For more iriformation, ing myself is whether I want to be the one wri- here in the late '60s and been kidnapped by rancher 21 to 65. • TLT has a strong and please call •Nancy at 635- ting the future, or the one who's reading it. starring Sharon Lynch as Be, who vows to marry her Whether your fancy is successful track record of' 1329 or Marianne at 635, But what's the worse that can happen7 "Cherie" (played by Mari- and take to back to the to play rough-and-tumble bringing newcomers into 8873,

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' i ~ .... " • ./i\ www.lerraceslandard.c0m CITY SCENE Check out our site or c~:1638-7283 for advertlslog Informatfor, desserts and contests. Pick blueberries and watch BAR SCENE the action in the McBike Wild Descent III race. GATOR'S PUB: Live party music nightly, featuring ;:f<~Gicertsed For Good Climes" | Q,E.D. this week, VISUAL ARTS The Terrace Art Gallery presents Its 2002 mem- BEASLEY'S MIX: Tasha is back with pop and coun- ~rs show. Featuring works in a variety of media by try hits every Friday and Saturday. Watch your fa- members of the Terrace Art Association. The gallery vourite sports programs on a large screen TV. is open Wed. to Sat. from noon to 4 p.m. Friday from noon to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Call 638- HANKY PANKY'S: The northwest's largest dance 8884 for details. :1 night club. No cover. Karaoke Sundays and Mondays, To (ENTER TO WlNf Slideshow "Fortress of the Grizziy" by Wendy ,~ Thursdayll" ~' il ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION'. Membersand bona Shymanksi will offer viewers a look at the Khutzeyma- "1~[', Night!l/ ~ ~ fide guests, New members welcome, teen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary Friday Aug, 16 at 8 p,m. ~'~' |0 p.m.l| sra~;i~s~e :i!!i at the Canadian Canoe exhibit on Hwy 16, HOME MADE |l Satellite System )! THEATRE Terrace Art Walk: Enjoy the work of local artists BIKINI CONTEST // now on view at these downtown business locations to ,.,,,12;';:=:'~;:cL~,,,~.d 16 MONTHS FREE Five male actors needed for an upcoming Ter- GrandPrlze // PD~PAMIKI~ the end of August: Bevelled Edge, Hava Java, Ev's (Wlno tp~2~V~al/ ) ~ ...... /IlyVIgIIII lV race Little Theatre production, Bus Stop, (ages Men's Wear, Central Flowers, Grace Fell Florists, range from 21 to 65 years), Auditions take place Aug, Glass Slipper Bridal Boutique and Art Gallery, Art- 12 and 13 at 7 p,m. at the McColl Playhouse, 3625 JENNY LESTER from Smithers heads the IOTH PATIOS NOW OPtNiii','~i~iii Riverside Festival Aug. 9-11 at Harlee's ists include Gail Turner Seas, Joyce Findlay, Betty Kalum Street, For more information, call Nancy at Demmit, Kae Williams, Maureen Worobey, Patsy I = - , .635-1329 or Marianne at 635-8873, Place in Terraace. I :!!i! i: :I NN ~<:'~" IP U B aiilil ii!!i::1 O'Connell and P.J. Val Henke. Pick up the Art Walk '! .' " N /~Eo:1 ! Great-% O'"oom Atmosphere. :::i: Guide at the Into Centre, the art gallery or at parti- :::: ~ OUR EW NU I :i::~ %OPtN b~M- I IPM -ZDA'CSJ ~IHENC~tHWESr ...... Wayside, Kitsumkalum Tempo, Copperside Stores, cipating businesses. i :;:;::= " :. ../K i MUSIC Ev's Men's Wear, Grace Fell Florists, Totem Ford. For into call 635-9537. Smithers' own Jenny Lester headlines the River. Make the SCENE: Call 638.7283 or fax to 638. 8432 to add your event to the Standard's free side Festival Aug, 9-11 at Harlee's Place in Terrace. Berries, Bikes and a BBQ features live music on A weekend packed full of traditional music performed entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Shames Mountain Sunday, Aug. 18 from 9 a,m, to 5 Thursday. Events will run space permitting. by an array of the region's best talent, Tickets at p.m. The event includes a pancake breakfast, BBQ,

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WEDNESDAY, AUG, 7 Society. Drum making, swimming, cooking, mo- BCI Shri-~p ~ ¢~ shrimp, lettuce,tornatoes, peppers, green onions, -':~t[~ ! Kidney transplant fundralsing dinner for vies, camping, arts and crafts. Call Peter at fcta cheese & tsitziki served w/soupor fries. Loretta Stewart Aug. 7 at 5 p.m. at the Holy 635-4906. Trinity Church in New Aiyansh, Hosted by Doris 1.4'7 pounds of carbon dioxide and gives Tait and Family, Loonie auction at 7 p,m., at the Terrace Rod and Gun Club hosts trap shoot- PestoSalad Chicken ~,~~ Penne • off 1.O7 pound of oxygen : : = .,~ .:~, :: same place. Everyone welcome, Call 635-3952. ing every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Come out and , have a blast! For into call Cord at 638-1945. sewed with garlic pita. i The single oldest living thing on Earth is a THURSDAY. AUGUST ~ tWistedbristle-cane-tree in California, It is Community Response to Hungry Kids has Come'to ihe library this week and book 4,723 years old. It has been growing since started a plan for a food registry and is consid, your stay at the "Information Inn", stories the time when Egyptians were building ering a soup kitchen and a good food box. We are and crafts for children aged 2-9 years at the Mediterrane pyramids. planning a mini campaign to raise awareness on Terrace Public Library, Ages 2 on Tuesdays Filetof Halibutan~ hunger in Terrace. We share information and from 10-11 a,m. Ages 3-5 on Wednesdays or served with fresh seasonalvegetables, choice More than 5,000 things are made from trees ideas that could help you or the families you work Thursday from 10-11 a.m, and ages 6-9 Mon- of potato, rice or pasta, and gartic pita bread. including furniture, baseball bats, fences, with. Join us in addressing this growing concern days and Wednesdays from 2-3 pm. or on Fri- books, newspapers, rayon for clothing and Aug. 8 at 10:30 a.m, to noon at the Vera Henry days from 10.11. Please register by calling the Memorial Education Room at Mills Memorial. library at 638-8177, Dessert tires, shoe polish, cellophane and explosives. Strawberryor BlueberryShortcake Cancer for family and friends Support Group Evening Story Nights at theTerrace Public All prices do not include g.s.t.) meets at the Stepping Stones Clubhouse at Library for ages 5-8 every Thursday from 7-8 4450 Greig Ave, at 7 p,m, For more into contact p,m, Come join us at the library for stories and Craig at 635-0049 or Rose marie at 635-6985, activities this summed Free but class sizes limi- the family together/ ted, Pre-register by calling 638-8177. MONDAY. AUGUST 12 4702 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace 635-6302 There will be a board meeting of Skeena Free Summer Reading Programme at the SAFEWAY River Players Aug, 12 at 7 p,m. Location is Terrace Public Library, The summer reading www.safeway.com 4720A Lazelle Avenue, Terrace (in the Lazelle club for children. This year's theme is Booked Mini Mall), All members urged to attend, New for the Summer. Reading, crafts, activities and members welcome! Call 635.8873, games, Weekly reading sessions, Sign up on Tuesdays for the following sessions, Please TUESDAY. AUGUST 13 come out and sign up for the club to keep track www.terraceautomall.com Fantasy Fair takes place at Elks Park at Agar of all your reading this summer, whether you will and Molitor from 1 to 3 p,m, Activities for child. be able to attend weekly sessions or not, Every- ran two to 10 with accompanying adults, Dress- one eligible for prizes and reading medals, ups, puppets, face painting and more. For more into call the Family Place at 638-1863 Kermode Kids Summer Camp for ages 6-12 ,,-o-,,,, years. Freel at the Kermode Friendship Society, PUBLIC SERVICE Morning group from 10 a,m,-12 p,m, Afternoon Baby's Name: group from 1-3 p.m. Registration begins July 8, Kaden Michad Phillips [email protected] ANNOUNCEMENTS Baby's Name: Camp starts July 9, Call Marsha at 635-4906, Date & Time of Birth: The Terrace Campus Chlldcare Centre will CassidyAmber Your website/email address July 13, 2002 at 2:23 a.m. be open in September, Preregistration forms Free computer help for adults at the Ter- Date & Time of Birth: could be here! Weight: 5 lbs. 5 oz.~x: M:de July 25, 2002 at 8:10 p.m. are available at NWCC, the Family Place, or by race Public Library. We can answer questions Parents: Umme & ~ke Funk Contact us at 638-7283 calling 638-8528. Weight: 8 Ibs. 3 oz. Sex: Female on almost any problem, from hardware confi- Parents: Oanielle& Steve Lavole guration to Ebay or other web.related issues. Little sisterfor Natlmn Terrace Little Theatre Summer Drama For more information, please call 638-8177 or Baby's Name: Days. The second session runs Aug, 6-30, drop in and sign up for a one-hour session, Brayden Emmery Tuesdays to Fridays from 9 a.m,-12 p,m, or Date & Time of Birth: Baby's Name: ! from 1-4 p,m,, Limited spaces available, Call Free tutoring available for ALL grades at July 30, 2002 at 4:56 p.m. Uam Emr)~ NazarSlngh ! Nancy 635-1329 or the TLT at 638-1215, Weight: 8 lbs. 2 oz. ~x: Male Date & Time of Birth: ; . the Kermode Friendship Society, 3313 Parents: Roger & Sabrina Vieira Kalum. From July 1 to August 23 Monday to Fri- June 1 I, 2002 at 4:29 p.m." Summer art classes for children, Painting, day from 9 a,m, to 3 p,m, Call Rob at 635.4906. Weight: 7 Ibs. 15 oz, Sex: Male paper making, papist mache, drawing and other Parents: Nick &Amanda ! activities. Wednesdays and Saturdays in July The Canoe: A Canadian Icon, the Canadian Baby's Name: and August at the Terrace Art Gallery, Two Canoe Museum outreach exhibit is open from 9 Jerome David classes per day. 10 a,m, -noon and from 1-3 p,m, Baby's Name: a,m, to 7 p.m, Mondays to Saturdays and noon to Date & Time of Birth: Arid MicheUeKelly Ayla Different every day, Drop in fee, For ages 6-9 7 p,m. Sundays In July, Located at the Old River July 29, 2002 Date & Time of Birth: and 10.12, Call Aron for into at 638-8884. Industries building at 4427 Keith Ave., Highway Weight: 8 lbs. Sex: Male July 29, 2002 at 2:34 p.m, 16. For more Into call 635.0877, Pareuts: lylor Evans& Weight: 7 lbs. 15oz. Sex: Female Are you Interested in being Involved in the SherryParnell Parents: TashaMcNeil & BruceWalt! creation of an aboriginal youth theatre per- Overeaters Anonymous meets Mondays from formance work? We are looking for young 7-8 p.m. at tile Sacred Heart Parish, at 4830 and First Nations people aged 15 to 25 to partici. ~NOrthem Drugs' BabyClub Straume. Small [email protected] for ~i; newborn will receive their first pate in a volunteer project to create a perfor- more information. ~A, mance work about healing this fall in Terrace, If you're interested call 635-8873 and ask for Heritage Park Museum opens Saturday, May Teddy Bear Marianne at Skeena River Players, Sponsored by 18 for another season, Operating hours are the Aboriginal Healing Foundation, from 10 a,m, to 5 p.m. Thursdays to Mondays (it's closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays), Avail- Tsimshlan master carver Heber Reece and able for group tours, group pictures or wed- his brother, carver Henry Reece, are working dings. For into call 635-4546, daily at the canoe exhibit. Come watch them carve and talk to them about their work, At the Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Canadian Canoe Museumexhibit, Shop, 4544 Lazelle Ave,, Is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a,m. to 4 p,m. Clothing for 0 Register now for the Youth Summer Pro- the family, books, toys, household Items and much SKEENAMALL gam (ages 13-18) at the Kermode Friendship more, All proceeds go to your hospital, TERRACEyB.C, , I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Au.qust 7, 2002- B3 Farmers market l':''''''+ ,,-. Around Town 50 candles p r o rn, s e s c e I e b s .~enT:rrA~t,sR~tpaoie;SrBsalDluClUb BRITISH COLUMBIA'S longest running amateur :. AN INVITATION to every- Rerno, Ken Bruce and The Riverboat Days Tourney. theatre company, the Terrace Little Theatre, marks ''one to come out to the K&K Smokies and John a major milestone next year - its silver anniversary. : local farmers market on Koller of Smithers. Unfor- Saturday August 17, 2002, tunately, they had to move The TLT turns 50 in 2003. While specific anni- but you must be there at from that locale. versary plans haven't been announced, the society 9:30 am to meet the local At the beginning in Ter- Terrace Honda Braid Insurance has revealed it'll be presenting five plays during celebrities. race a few names of ven- Terrace Standard CFNR the 2002-03 theatre season. Everyone will be in for dors were the Koerners, First up is Desdemona, A Story of a Handker- a real treat as local celeb- K&K Smokies, Emil and Sonny'sCollectables AL-C's Glass chief, directed by Patrick Mclntyre, followed by rity Tom Harris will be at Mary Froese of New ValhallaPure Mistaan Charters Bus Stop, directed by Chris Stone. Gerry Steubing the market from 9:30 to Remo, Lena Chapplou, directs the dinner theatre presentation, Norm Outfitters Cedarland Tire 10:30 entertaining. Tom David Edwards and Ella & RosscoVenture's Foster's Affection of May. Daniel Barnswell plans will be appearing with his Rene Vienneau, McTerrace to direct an as-yet-unnamed Kico Gonzalez-Risso guitar and cowboy hat and Nail'n'Needle Crafts and BI Steak & Seafood Best Western play for the second year in a row. Director Patrick will be singing many of Ella the Fudge Lady. Terrace Inn Mclntyre will be taking Andrew Bovell's Speaking the old time favourites. YVONNE MOEN Today, our local Skee- Cavalheiro Fashions in Tongues to festival. Spee-Dee Printers Isn't is hard to believe na Valley Farmers Market Re/Max of Terrace Look for a playbill with more information on the Skeena Valley Far- a great success for Ter- has become the biggest Terrace Builders times and dates at the end of August, says general .U~.,~ ' mers Market is in its 20th race. Margo said at the farmers market north of Do-It Centre manager Mavis Hamilton summer of operation in time they were first setting Kamloops, B.C. So we - t¢ i~i Tim Horton's Terrace? up they had full coopera- should all be very proud of Gemma's Udderly avant garde Back in February of tion from School District that. Northern Vacuum SPEAKING OF theatre festivals, two Terrace plays 1983 Margo Hayes had an 88 to hold meetings in See you on Saturday, are headed to the city of Rainbows next month for idea for a market for Ter- Skeena School. They also August 17 at 9:30 sharp to & Sewing Centre the fourth annual Udder Festival, a fringe fest fea- race so she called for a received a lot of assis- meet this week's celebrity. ii turing some of the northwest's most offbeat, edgy meeting to the local tance from Gill Cobb, the Don't be late. and risqu6 productions. ' people - a meeting for building Inspector at the Both Desdemona, the Story of a Handkerchief anyone who might be in- time. (by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Paula terested in setting up a For several years a Vogel) and A Cold Dark Matter Production's Un- ' marketplace to sell local group of seven vendors dressing the Nation (written by Vancouver play- home grown and home operated in the paved wright Kico Gonzalez-Risso and directed by Da- made products. parking lot next to George niel Barnswell), are headed to Prince Rupert. ' At the time Terrace was Little Park. Each following Undressing the Nation, running throughout Ri- .. going through a bit of a re- year attracted more ven- verboat Days, is also entered in the Prince George ' cession, like today, and dors. The popularity of the Fringe Festival. .'Margo thought that it market also attracted CUSTOM FRAMINg & GAL,ERY Ten plays in all are taking part, including Har- ::~.might be a way to have many visitors to the Ter- bour Theatre's collective effort, Talesfrom the Out- people come together to race area bringing them house, Dead TV, written and directed by Prince show others what Terrace from Prince Rupert, Kiti- Works By Local Artists: Rupert's wildly original Rudy Kelly, and Jewel, a had to offer. There were mat, Hazeiton and Smi- monologue presented by Quesnel's Gypsy Project. are still are so many great thers. ++: ' ~:~!!~;~: .Peter Wallin The fourth annual Udder Fest takes place at gardeners and crafts Prior to this the parking three separate Rupert venues Aug. 7-11. Each people in the area. lot at the weigh scales was evening is capped off by late night improv at the Since then the market the spot used by vendors • Ron Gellatly M oby Dick. has .certainlY proven t o be like the Koerners from Old ~Marylou Westman

Double degrees ~+, ~;~;,~ •Sandra Richardson TWIN STUDENTS from Terrace marked their Rosswood reveals %: ~;~:~:~ .Brenda McOabe birthday by attending convocation ceremonies at * ~ "~+ ' .Dave Connors Malaspina University College in Nanaimo last .Freda Diesing month. lots of local talent .Gordon Horn Mark and Matthew Meijer both earned bachelor FESTIVAL ORGANIZERS impressive Terrace lineup .Pauline Vaal Henke degrees from the Nanaimo-based university col- are gearing up for the too, including bands such lege. Mark earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Gordon Horn-Arlist BrendaMcCabe.Artisl .Patsy O'C0nnell AI Richardson-Photography Sixth Annual Rosswood as Samsara Fish and punk Jo Kilback-Poltery DaveConners.Artist 'AI RJchards0rl MaryLou Westman-Potlery fisheries and aquaculture. Music Jamboree. rockers Fableway. That's in addition to the diploma in resource Featured performers in- The Jamboree's main- management officer technology he earned last year elude Prince Rupert's stage starts up on Saturday . 101-4716 Lazelle Ave., Terrace 638-7767 from thesame post secondary institution. Slapshott, local scenesters August 17 at 2:00pm. Matthew has earned a Bachelor of Arts degree who+have, already rocked Festivalgoers looking to in sociology, with distinction. He was also a mem- audiences at the Smithers start the festivities early ber*of the Canadian Armed Forces reserves while and Kispiox'festiv/qs with can head out Friday night completing his degree. their original mix of blues, for some fireside jamming. rock and folk. Camping is available Wang A t '7.~'.~ !!.,.t~!~.'.: ..~L,..,.,..'...... ~<, ~.~ :L~'.~...... The Jamboree boasts an Friday and Saturday night. Photo? Did you see a pl,aot0 in the REGIONAL PLANNING COMMITTEE you want a copy of?. The Te The Ministry of Children and Family Development is moving to a community-based governance and Standard along with service delivery model. A Regional Planning Committee is being formed to develop communlty-based Northern Photo Ltd. consultation to inform recommendations on a service delivery"plan for this region. The objective is to now provides filis service, enable communities to develop and deliver services within a consolidated, coherent, community-based Come into our office locate~ system that promotes family and community capacity. Committees will work wida Aboriginal working at 3210 Clinton Street and ir groups that have been established to develop service delivery ~stems for Aboriginal children and fam- the photo of your choice an ilies. 4"x6" 5"x7" Olhersi Phom Volunteer members for the Regional Planning Committee are being sought. Appointment will be made Priceincludes pr/nling ~e from Northern I purchasing~ee from Ihe TerraceSto~ by the committee's chairs. Travel and child,care expenses will be covered; Members must meet certain All pholographsare copyrightedto Ihe Terro skills and abilities requirements and avoid conflicts of interest. i [Note: 90% of photos token are dlgitel phofos of high qualilyjpeg. Blackand white prinls For more information, and a copy of the draft Terms of Reference for the committee, please contact: also available from black and white negatives,)

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638-7283 :Mountain masters By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN IT'S ARGUABLY the most in- tense and challenging footrace in the northwest. The annual King of the Moun- tain race dares runners to tackle the stunning Terrace Mountain trail. Sounds simple enough. ROB BROWN But battling sheer uphills, running over sharp granite rocks, Tubed skipping across heavy, bulbous here was a crash in the brush back roots then safely descending the there - right next to the trail! I tried trail's steep downhill makes this a T yelling but you didn't hear me. I've race unlike any other. got to get a whistle for these "There's really nothing like situations. What do you think it it," says Smithers runner Richard was.'?" Harrison - a 12-time King of the I can see that Karen is upset at the situation, Mountain champion. "Just the not at me. I look at her as a bear might and see challenge, the trail and all the a giant two-legged, black, blue, and red rubber different variables - the terrain doughnut with fins on one hand, a long, thin rod and who's going to be there." reminiscent of an alien anal probe in the other, Twenty nine people took part a tear-shaped earring made of webbing and in the race July 28. TRAVIS Yagelniski, 15, Jesse Sheasby, 14, Susan Harrison and Wade Balbirnie nabbed first place wood hanging one of the many piercings The youngest competitor was in the junior, women's and men's divisions in the King of the Mountain footrace July 28. dangling from its multi-coloured hide, and I Julia Rego, 7, and the senior most realize that the creature - whatever it was - has racer was Fred Philpot, 63. vision winner at the 2000 race - what it takes placing second and belongs probably panicked then bolted off in the Harrison, 45, came back this gave Ellert a good run for her third respectively in the junior di- entirely opposite direction wondering if it should start year in yet another bid for first money nabbing first place in a vision, to Ter- packing a whistle of its own. place overall. But he had hefty time of 51:36 - just under five This year's King of the Moun- ra c e ' s "Moose or bear, Kare," I reply. "It's funny competition coming from Terrace minutes faster than Ellert. tain doubled as the second event S u k i that Pawsome didn't smell it and start barking. I runner Wade Balbirnie, 28. Harrison says she wasn't so in the Terrace Standard Adventure S p e n - guess I couldn't hear you over the noise of the "He bolted pretty quick and sure about tackling the gnarly Challenge 2002. cer, 25, tube scraping against my head and back. Sorry." had the lead right off the bat," race again this year. The challenge dares partici- who's The trail to Natadesleen Lake is improved: it Harrison said of Balbirnie. "It's taken me two years to for- pants to take on five different out- tempe- is wider and firmer; there are fewer swampy Harrison managed to pass the get how horrible it was," Harrison door events throughout the sum- ted in sections and therefore fewer mosquitoes, Terrace man on the uphill but the says laughing. "It wasn't so awful mer and accumulate points along t h e thankfully; and there are canoe rests next to the lead didn't last long. this year. Knowing what the the way. d o w n - hillcrests. The smaller trail leading to the "He was just suicidal on the course was like was helpful." Sheasby and Yagelniski also h i I 1 sheltered bay where Webb liked to launch his downhill," Harrison said. "On the She admits she had to slow took part in the adventure chal- r a c e canoe is a little more cluttered than before, downhill parts he went just storm- down and walk on a couple of the lenge's first event - a mountain and the something we wouldn't have noticed if we ing by me, just flying past me." bike downhill race July 21. The r u n . didn't have the belly boats strapped to our The two men battled it out for two boys are sitting at the top of Spencer Julia Rego backs. the rest of the race but it was the points race in the junior divi- plans to At its end a gentleman with a beard of Balbirnie who crossed the finish s!gn, with:,,yagelniski narrowly take part in all five adventure grizzled, stubble is petting Paws. I like him "On the downhill line first in a time of just 39:53. parts he went lust leading the way wiih 230 points, ~ ~hallenge ~,ents and unlesS she'~; i;i: ,instantly...... -.., . : Harrison was just 23 seconds be- "Sorry. I hope she's no trouble and we didn't storming by me,/ust ,over Sheasby's 228. :~' .~'~':::met with some stiff competflion-in :~ hind himnabbing second place. flying past me." Two other ~,oung mountain bi- the last three events she Will run ~ scare you." Balbirnie says the secret to his "Not at all," he replies. kers took part in the footrace, away with a very commanding success was knowing the course Chapen, l l, and Dawsen LeBIond, lead. "Where you from?" and running fast on the downhills. "Stockton California." He holds up a 9, are also building up points. Results of last Saturday's The local man ran the course four uphills but says her challenge for spinning rod with a red and white spoon The points race is also on in climbing competition and Sun- times in the week prior to the the next time she takes part will dangling from its end. "Thought I'd catch a trout the men's division. Local adven- day's BMX/skateboard competi- race and says he had a good idea be to run the entire route. ture sport guru Shane Spencer, 25, tion will appear in next week's casting from shore. Tried over there. Too weedy. of where he could safely pick up The under 16 division proved to laced up the running shoes for the issue of the Terrace Standard. Got some bites, though." some speed. "Been here before?" be the tightest race of them all. King of the Mountain footrace. The final event of the chal- "I knew which hills I could Terrace teens Jesse Sheasby, "I used to come with my kids, but they're too His sixth place finish - a tie lenge is set for Sunday, Sept. 1 as freewheel down," he says. 14, and Travis Yagelniski, 15, with Mark Billey, 16 - in that ca- McBike's Eight Hours of Onion busy working and doing other important things The women's race was equally battled the mountain and crossed to come now." tegory gave him enough points to Lake endurance biking event hits exciting. Last year's reigning the finish line at exactly the same take the lead in the adventure the cross country ski trails. "How old?" champion Susanne Eilert from time in just 49:45. "In their forties." challenge series standings with The event kicks off at 4 p.m. Kitwanga came back with her eye "It was a great race," said Ya- 247 points. He's followed closely and goes until midnight. Partici- "That's a terrible age," I offer. on the trophy tbr a second year. gelniski. Stockton watches as we fumble with our behind by Terrace's Chris Cordts, pants must register in advance and But Susan Harrison; 44, - Ri- Laura Whitaker, 15, and Lyric belly boats. I've only used mine half a dozen 39, and Mark Billey. are encouraged to take part solo or chard's wife and the women's di- Sandhals, 14, proved they've got times. Karen's put in even less time in hers. We The women's division so far in a team of four. look bad until were all clipped up and fastened in. "I can see that's the way to go," says Stockton. The view from the lake is fine. To the south the lskut burn is healing: it's dark green, light Sports green, and gray now, a quilt covering the lap of the black volcanic mountains of Edziza. Crowded together like bathers at a beach on a Scope scorching summer day, black pine pack the swamps girdling the lake. In Iskut "Natadesleen" means widening Tennis rapids and that is exactly what the lake is, a wide spot - albeit a very wide spot - between time the place where the cool, blue Iskut River TENNIS enthusiasts enters it and where the river leaves it as the can mark their calen- Cascade Falls. The trout of Natadesleen are dars for Saturday, well fed on the meat of scuds, dragons, Aug. 17. damsels, mayflies and sedges. Their hard sides That's when the polished to a sheen by blue water. Lakelse Classic 2002 The wind is merciless when it comes to belly mixed doubles tennis boats, the slowest and least maneuverable of all tournament is set to watercraft. The wind whipping down over hit the courts. Natadesleen from the melting snowfields of The event starts at Edziza is unrelenting. I'm pushed far out into 9 a.m, sharp and takes the bay. Karen is not far behind. I begin thinking MAUREEN ROWLETT, 10, with her horse Czar took part in the Totem Saddle Club's 38th annual Timber. place at the Halliwell of the return journey. land Horse Show at the Thornhill Community Grounds July 27 and 28. JOANNA WONG PHOTO tennis courts. Cost is I hook a trout, a nice one by the feel of it, $10 per person. and lose it. Karen loses another. I hook a fish Call Ada Sarsiat at that leaps twice then spins me around before I Saddle club Queen crowned 635-9695 for details. can get the net under it. I hold it up against the By MARTY COX They were also asked to ruler on the bib of the belly boat: 16 inches and terson, Brittany Johnson battle for fastest time in FOR THE second year take part in a showman- fat. and Sarah Ridler. the barrel continue. Danita Road running Rachel Muller has ship component which in- The dog doesn't understand that she can The girls will help with Petch and her horse Shady been selected the Totem eludes presentation of the the Northwest Invitational follow us by trotting around the perimeter of the rode to the fastest time of racers Saddle Club Queen. horse - the judge rates the Gymkhana to be held here lake. She swims out after us. the year with 17.0008. The annual contest was neatness of the horse and later this summer. gear up "Tell her to go back to shore," I call to But the glory was short held July 21 as the club tack. Each rider is also re- They will also have du- BRAVE long distance Karen as the pooch approaches her. "She knows lived as Lyn Lavoie riding held its gymkhana and quired to ride a pattern and ties at the Totem Saddle the command." Gizmo responded by bikers are getting set clear round day. make a two to three min- Club annual banquet. to take the Skeena "Go to shorel" Karen commands, but what breaking the 17 second Muller faced stiff com- ute speech about their in- Though the highlight of River Challenge. both of us have failed to appreciate is that mark with a time of 16.88. petition in five other con- terest in horses and the the July 21 events was the The bike race Pawsome is in the middle of the bay at the A good battle is heating testants and their horses. Totem Saddle Club. Queen contest there was which sees partici- moment of the command, equidistant from the up between Lavoie and The participants were First princess was Amy plenty of action at the fair pants ride from Prince shoreline at both ends of its horseshoe, Petch, judged this year by Lynn Hayduk with her horse grounds as well. Rupert to Terrace The poor dog swims around in circles, The Totem Saddle Club Patterson. Each rider was Persia and second princess Eight riders took part in takes place Aug. 11. confused. also hosted the 38th an- judged on her appearance, went to Jessie Wettman the clear rounds with the For details call "She's starting to sinkl" Karen yells. nual Timberland Horse personality in presenting with her horse Shady, highest jumps completed Show July 27-28. The next McBike at 635-5225, the horse and questions Rounding out the rest of at a height of three feet. To be continued... gymkhana and clear round about horses and tack. the court are Neoma Pat- The gymkhana saw the day is set for Aug. 18. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002 - B5' P rovincialperformance disappointing for all stars historically been very tenay came away with a in the first half. Codey l.a- to hold off for seven in- strong. Prince George won 12-4 victory. The Terrace timer started for Terrace nings. the tournament when Ter- players were quick to real- and after three innings, his The Prince George race hosted them in 2000 ize the game would,have team was working with a squad pulled away in that while West Kootenay fin- been 5-4 if it weren t for four run lead. But Ter- inning and went on to take ished third in the same the disastrous first inning race's train de-railed in the Terrace by a score of 14-7. tournament, and made certain to get off fourth and suddenly Oues- Inexperience and lack As well, Terrace faced to a better start against the nel had a 5-4 lead. of competition against competitive teams from other teams. Quesnel gained mo- teams of similar calibre Powell River and Quesnel. Terrace returned to the mentum from their fourth put Terrace at a disadvant- The only team Terrace did field July 23 for a meeting inning rally and never age in the tournament. The not face was Penticton, a with P0weil River. Scott looked back. Terrace team's batting also didn't team that also didn't per- Vanderlee was solid on the couldn't get the offence turn out as well as hoped. TYLERNOBLE form very wellin Quesnel. mound for Terrace in the going again and were Despite the four losses, the Terrace's first game early going, allowing Ter- doubled by Quesnel, 10-5. 13 and 14 year-olds who TERRACE'S 13-15 year- Monday, July 22 against race to play with a smafl Terrace's final game took part on the team old Babe Ruth Baseball West Kootenay saw Ter- lead. But a base running was against Prince George learned a lot from the ex- all-star team returned from race in for trouble right error in the bottom of the July 25. Prince George, perience and those players Quesnel disappointed July from the start. Terrace bat- third, and a defensive error known to be very strong in will be key in forming next 25 after a no win, four loss ted first and went three up, in the top of the fourth cost provincial competition, year's all-star group. outing at this year's pro- three down. West Koote- Terrace in this one. The had some problems with vincial tournament. nay solved the Terrace game ended in a 7-3 deci- Terrace in the early going. The Terrace squad was pitching and capitalized sion for Powell River but Many key defensive Alcon Renews Corporate Sponsorship with BE Parks unlucky during the draw on several errors to take a the match up could easily mistakes for Prince George for opponents in the round commanding 7-0 lead. BC Parks is once again fortunate to be able 1o partner with Alcan Aluminum this year for the have gone in Terrace's fa- made the game close and provision o~ school programs aimed at providing in-class education on ProtecledAreas and other robin portion of the tourna- Throughout the rest of vour if not for those errors. exciting. Nevertheless, conservation values to local schoolsthroughout the Skeena Region. Through this agreement, Alcan ment. Terrace had to face the contest, Terrace kept Next up was hometeam Terrace learned in the fifth West Kootenay and Prince will provide funding o~ $10,000 per year for three years to assist BC Parks in providing its the Kootenay squad close Quesnel. Solid pitching that the Prince George Environmental Education programs to schoolsin the Skeena and Bulkley Valleys. George, teams which have but in the end, West Koo- kept Terrace in the game team was far too difficult Colleen Nyce presentsAlcan's cheque for $10,000 To Hugh Markides, Regional Manager and Larry Boudreau, Proteded Area Section Head. • ):: Aug. 15 In addition to lhe school programs, Alcan and BC • Skeena Valley ladies Parks have also developed a renewed recycling golf hosts a scramble. program at Lakelse Lake, Kleanza Creek and Tyhee Scoreboard Sports Lake Parks. Local area Boy Scouts, Girl Guides and 5:30 p.m. shotgun, two- Air Cadels will assistBC Parkswith lhe collection and Running menu ball best ball. return of aluminium cans from lhe above parks to King of the Mountain footrace ? L .~' recycling depots. These groups will be able to keep To get your game, event Aug. 17 2 : .• ". the profits from their efforls, splitting the money at the ~;o: -., ~.,,...- July 28 or meeting added to the • Regular monthly end of each camping season. Terrace Standard Sports meeting for the B.C. Se- Through these generous donations, Alcan has shown a real commitment to the people of the Menu or Sports Scope, Men's Oegrl nior Games at the region that they do care about the responsiblestewardship of our resources,and are commitled to 1. Wade Balbernie 39:53 Terrace fax us at 638-8432, or you can e-mail us at Happy Gang Centre. giving something back to the surrounding communities. 2. Richard Harrison 40:15 Smithers 1:30 p.m. Last meeting 3. Chris Cordts 47:11 Terrace [email protected] Special thanks go to Alcan Corporate Affairs Managers, Michael Schusterand Colleen Nyce, for before leaving for Prince all their help and support in getting these programs approved and funded. Thanksagain! Women's Ooen Aug. 11 George. Call Bud at 635- 1. Susan Harrison 51:36 Smithers • Skeena River Chal- 9505 for details. 2. Susanne Ellert 56:32 Kitwanga lenge road bike race. 3. Marsha Cater 58:27 Terrace See who can go 145 ki- Aug, 18 Iometres in the fastest • McBike Wild Descent Junior (Under 16) time. Starts in Prince Ru- downhill race at Shames 1. Jesse Sheasby 49:45 Terrace pert at 9 a.m. Call 635- Mountain. Call 635-5225 1. Travis Yagelniski 49:45 Terrace 5225 for info, for info. 2. Laura Whitaker 57:27 Terrace 3. Lyric Sandhals 57:37 Terrace

Terrace Standard Exciting .oLKL ¥.,w Adventure Challenge WHITEWATER...... "~ --" " DAY TRIPS "': ...... 2002 Leaders Points Home town • 7 Women's Division Suki Spencer 241 Terrace Susan Harrison ~ .119 : . ' .Smithers Susanne Ellert 114 Kitwanga II250.s47.~8!TTHEreRS ..BC;.GO.,AFT i~ www.suskwa.com Men's Division Shane Spencer 241 Terrace Chris Cordts 227 Terrace Mark Billey 221 Terrace

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:150 LEGAL NOTICES • . . , . .- . ~ ~BR~'L~HNOTICE INVITING APPLICATION FOR Mn,~yV (~ LOLUMBIA TIMBER SALE LICENCE A68142 F=.,s CALLING FOR TENDERS FOR Mi,sW¢/~ Pursuant to Section 20 of the Forest Act a'timber Sale Uconce is being offered for sale. tt'U~m BRf:rlSH ROAD LAYOUT/DESIGN OF Forests NOTICE OF MEETING to all Closing Date: August 29, 2002 at 8:30 a.m, District: Kalum FOR INFORMATION on pro- ' *=~*~COLUMBIA HAWKSBURYISLAND Geographic Location: 15 km Wast Kwlnegeesa Term: One (1) year AMENDMENT TO FOREST A.L,R. land owners in British grams and services for people CONTRACT E03.23-999gg Volume: 24,557 cubic metres, more or less DEVELOPMENT PLAN Columbia Re: A.L.R. legal chal- of disabilities and the designat- SealedTenders for the RoadLayout and Designon HawksburyIsland, Contract No. Upset Stumpege Rate: $20.75 pet cubic metre NOTICE OF PUBLIC E03-23-99g99, under the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program,will be lenge filed May 9th, 2002 in The upset stumpage rate was determined by the Market Pricing System, and Js ed parking permit program, con- receivedby the DistrictManager, Ministry of Forests,Kalum Forest District, 200.5220 • British Columbia in Canada Su-. applicable only to coniferous green sawlog grades, tact the Vernon Disability Re-• VIEWING Species: Hemlock 98%, Balsam 1%, Spruce 1%, more or less KaithAvenue, Terrace, B,C. V8G 1L1, until9:00 a,m.on August 16, 2002.This con- . preme Couds, Kelowna, B.C. source Centre. 1-877-288-1088 Notice is hereby given that tractwill require the layoutof approximately10 km of road• Tenders will only be accepted from individuals or corporations registered as a Small Skeena Cellulose Inc. (SCI), Agenda: Information update by Business Forest Enterpdsa, Category One (1) and/or Two (2). or www.vdrc.ca All Inquiresshould be directedto Chris Lind,Contract Coordinator, at the above Terrace Operations, will hold a '.; Bishop and Company Solicitors• Logging System: Ground Based NOTICE - Place your word ad address,Phone (250) 638-5100, Contract particulars package can be obtainedst the public viewing of a proposed KalumForest District Office between 8:00 a.m,and 4:30p.m,, Monday to Friday, Place of meeting: Friday, Au- This licence requires the building of approxTmately 5.0 kilometres of on.block roads. in The Terrace Standard and" Expediled Major Salvage " gust 9th, 2002, 7pm, the Coast Applications will be accepted by the District Manager, Kalum Forest District, 200-5220 Weekend Advertiser for 1 week No tenderwill be consideredhaving any qualifyingclauses whatsoever, and the low- Kaith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia V8G 1L1 until 8:30 a•m. on August 29, 2002• Amendment to the Forest est or any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted, Capri Hotel 1171 Harvey Ave, and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks Development Plan for Tree Farm There is additional material which the applicant must consider in their application, This Contractaward is subjectto fundingbeing available at the Time, .~' Kelowna, B.C.Telephone 250 ) material, application forms, and other information about the Small Business Program, (3TS) & 3(WA) $26.75, Addi- Licence #1. This Amendment to • 860-6060 For additional infer-:" can be obtained from the above Forest District Office. Specify Timber Sale Licence tional words over 20 25C/word.. the Plan will cover the Lower • marion click on www.land-reser-;; A68142. plus GST. Phone 250-638-> Nass, Lava Cedar/Meadow, ~ BI~r~H CALLINGFOR TENDERS FOR ~=W¢ ~j~ •. veaction.ca Whitebottom and Kitnaykwa COLUMBIA CONTRACTSBF03DKM-015 Fon~s 7283, Fax 250-638-8432 or FOR MISCELLANEOUS CRUISING email to advertising@terra- ResourcePlanning Unitswithin the Kolum ForestDistrict. SealedTenders for the MiscellaneousCruising Contract No. SBF03DKM-015,under NOTICE OF PETITION cestandard.com We accept the Small Business ForestEnterprise Program, will be receivedby the District The Forest Development Plan VISA, Mastercard•., . or.. cash., , , Manager,Ministry of Forests,Kalum Forest District, 200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, CITY OF TERRACE shows the location and orderly B.C, V8G 1L1,until 9:00 a.m. on August12, 2002. NOTICE TO: developmentof proposedharvest- All inquiresshould be directedto Christophere. Lind,Contract Coordinator, at the ' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DEBRA MARIE LII"rLE NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC ing, road developmenbmainte- above address• Phone (250) 638-5116. Contract particularspackage can be & HEALING CENTRE nance and deactivation for.the obtainedat the KalumForest DistrictOffice between8:00 a,m. and 4:30 p,m., • :~: -/.::9 ' ") "' ' ...... period of 2000-2007.-ThePlan Mondayto Friday. . ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the also includes informallon on the Royal Bank of Canada has No tenderwill be consideredhaving any qualifyingclauses whatsoever, and the low- TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend MetaphysicaUSptritualGrowth Books mainlenance and protection oF est or any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted, issued a Petition wherein you other resourcevalues in the area. Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. Tapes,Gemstones, Jewlary, Tarot i Contractaward Is subjectto fundingbeing available at the time. are named as a Respondent Cards, EssentialOils, Incense, The proposed Amendment per- THE SUBJECTLAND: tains to salvageof blowdown.The in the Supreme Court of Smudge,Altar Tools and More The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, shown British Columbia for foreclo- "Sales" Gilt Certificates.Laurel Amendment is available for review by the public before BRI:rL~H NOTICEINVITING APPUCATION FOR "~ (~ hatched on the accompanying map and described as: sure of on Indenture of SallardMscd. Phd ~ LOLUMBP, TIMBER SALE LIGENCE 450584 For.= approval is considered by the Lot A, Dis~ict Lot 368, Range 5, Coast District, Plan BCP15 Mortgage dated the 4th day 111C0tt0nw00d cresl Th0rn$11;635.7; Ministry of Forests. Pursuant to Section 20 of the ForestAct, a "timber Sate Licence is being offered for [4311 Birch Avenue] of March, 1999 and regis- The proposedAmendment to the sale. and the land shown in heavy outline on the accompanying map Closing Date: August 15, 2002 at 1:30 p,m. District: Kalum tered in the Prince George "f Forest DevelopmentPlan will be and described as: Land Titles office on the 5th available for public review at the Gecgraph c Location: Branch 800 Arbor FSR Term: One (1) year Skeena CelluloseInc. Woodlands ; Volume: 7022 cubic metres, more or less LOt 7, District Lot 368, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 3034, except day of March 1999 under 1 ELCOME1 Office, 4900. Keith Avenue, Upset Stumpage Rate:S26.88 per cubic metre Plans 3474, 3490, 3506, 9333, BCP14 and BCP15 Number PN7758 for default TerraceB.C. from August 8, 2002 The upset sturnpage rate was determined by the Market Pricing System, and is [4250 Lake|se Avenue] of payment under the afore- • •WAGON applicable only to conilerous green sawlog grades. • • SINU'~ 1930 to August 19, 2002between lhe THE INTENT: Species: Hemlock 32%, Balsam 68%, more or less said Indenlure of Mortgage, hours of 8:00 AM and 3:30 PM., AND FURTHER TAKE Your Welcome or by appointment(638-5713) Tenders will only be accepted from individuals or corporations registered as a Small To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw 1431- Business Forest Enterprise, Category one (1) and/or two (2), 1995by changing the zoning classification of the properly shown NOTICE that if you wish to be Wagon Hostessfor The proposedAmendment to the Logging System: Wood is decked along roadside hatched on the accompanying map: heard at the Hearing of the Forest DevelopmentPlan may be Terrace; B.C. is: All decked wood will be considered green and will be scaled as such. No Pelitlon or wish to be notified revised as a resultof written com- deductions will be given for any existing sap rot. If a defect existed et the time of FROM: AR2 (Rural) & R.1 (Single-Family Residential) ments received.To ensure consid- harvest 2.5 years ago, it may be applied against the gross volume and used to of any further proceedings, TO: R1 (Single-Family Residential) Cathy eration, all commentsmust be in down grade the log to the appropriate grade. Scaling will be done as a green you must give notice of your writing and addressedto Skeena tree. Sea section 6.4.4 to 6.4.4.1.2 of the Scaling Manual Ior further explanations. intention by filing a form enti- CelluloseInc., TerraceOperations, Applications will be accepted by the Distdct Manager, Kalum Forest Distffct, 200-5220 To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw 1431- Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G 1L1 until 1:30 p.m. on August t 5, 2002. 1995 by changing the zoning classification of the property shown tled "Appearance" in the 615-9286 4900 Keith Ave., Terrace B.C. Prince George Registry of this V8G 5L8. All commentsmust be There is additional material which the applicant must consider In their application, This in heavy outline on the accompanying map: If you are new to material, application forms, and other information about the Small Business Program, Court within twenty-one (21) received prior to August 19, can be obtained from the above Forest District Ollice, Specify 31tuber Sale Ucence Terrace or having a 2002. A50584, FROM: AR2 (Rural) days from the date of the baby, please call Your TO: P2 (Park & Recreation) publication of this Notice, Welcome Wagon inclusive of such date. To match the zoning with the existing use of the properties as a AND FURTHER TAKE hostess for your free Invitation to Tender single-family dwelling and proposed park. NOTICE that this Notice of ,~gifts and i.nformationj In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 23, sealed ten- ...... , .... Petition is made pursuant to ders are invited for the following: the Order of substitutional Project No: 36020-0000 service granted by Master Project Name: Sabine Lake Road Culvert Replacement Design/Construct Baker on Ihe 29th day of July, Contract ID: 355MJ0378 2002. Location: The work is located on BabJne Lake Road approximately 50 km North East of DATED at the City of Smithers, B,C. Kamloops in the Province of Description: The Ministry invites proposals from firms specializing in structural and civil design and construction for project 36020-0000; Babine Lake Road Culvert British Columbia this 31st day Replacement Design/Construct. The objective of the project is to determine, oJ July, 2002. design and construct a suitable crossing of Tanglechain Creek that meets the This NOTICE is filed by requirements of the Request for Proposal. This project will be constructed to Frank J. Quinn, of the law replace a culvert that washed out in May 2002. firm of BILKEY, QUINN, "ONLY CONTRACTORS WHO HAVE BEEN PREQUALIFIED UNDER THE Barristers and Solicitors, MINISTRY'S PREQUALIFICATION PROCEDURES FOR BRIDGE whose place of business and CONSTRUCTION AND PAINTING ARE ELIGIBLE TO SUBMIT TENDERS" address for delivery is 301- SHOULD THE PROPONENTS PROPOSAL INCLUDE A BRIDGE 186 Victoria Street, in the STRUCTURE, City of Kamloops, in the DELETE BELOW: "A BID SECURITY WILL BE REQUIRED IN Province of British Columbia, ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF TENDER" AND REPLACE V2C 5R3. WITH: "PROPOSAL SECURITY WILL BE REQUIRED AS OUTLINED IN THE i i , . . . . REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL". Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender on the forms pro- BYLAW INSPECTION: vided, will be received by The Ministry of Transportation at RM 213 - 1011 - 4TH AVENUE, THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT PRINCE GEORGE, BC until 2:00 p,m. (local time) on AUGUST 21, 2002, when tenders will BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTED in the recep- be opened in public. Fax revisions must be sent to (250) 565-7016. tion.area at the City of Terrace Public Works Building at 5003 A bid security will be required in accordance with the Conditions of Tender. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C.r between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to BOOKKEEPING SERVICES: 4:30.p.m. each day from Wedpe.sday, July 31st, 2002~ to Set up and maintenance of your A mandatory pro-tender meeting will be held as noted in the Summary of Key Information on Monday, August 12ttl, 2002, ex.duding Saturdays and Sundays small business requirements, August 13, 2002. Please contact non Marshall for further information 250-565-6933, and B.C. Day, Monday, August 5th, 2002. Serving the Nodhwest for over All interested parties are required to obtain the consent of the designated contact person prior PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS' 9 years. Phone 250-635-9592 to conducting any on-site investigation, Any persons .wishing to voice their opinions regarding this appli- FREE CREDIT counselling con. Tender documents are available between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and 1:06 p.m, cation may do so in writing, and/or in person, AT THE PUBLIC solidate debts, one low monthly to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except holidays from the Ministry of Transportation at RM 213 - HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, payment, eliminate or reduce :( 130 COMING 1011 - 4TH AVENUE, PRINCE GEORGE, BC, Phone (250) 565-6185. For books $17.47 plus AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12TH, 2002. interest, rebuild your credit rat- 7% GST and 7,5% PST for a total of $20,00. Ing, Credit Counselling Society Tender documents may be ordered from all Regional and District offices of the Ministry of THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL '. • EVENTS::: . , ,' .. , of B.C., Non profit service. 1- Transportation. Payment for tender documents can be made by cash, cheque or money order GOVERNMENT ACTr R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS 888-527-8999, THERETO. GREAT SUMMER rates for (Canadian funds only), payable to the Minister of Finance. condos & suites at Silver Star To purchase a tender document package using a VISA or MasterCard, download the order TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. Mtn, Resort, 20 min from Ver. form from the Internet htto'.//www.th.9ov.bc.ca/bchighwavs/contracts/contract.htm. Fax the com- RON POOLE, Chief Administrative Officer non in the Okanagan. The Pin. pleted order form and payment Information to (604) 660-8034, nacles Suite Hotel• 1-800-551- All purchases are non-refundable. 7466. FOUND AT ELKS PARK June For further information, contact: 22-26 during league playofts or non Marshall BI rlSH wind - up night: umpires shirt, RM 213 - 1011 - 4TH AVENUE .,,n jackets, coffee mug, baseball :::QMe.. CAlert .: . hat, Please call Carole @ 250. "5"PC'AK S: F'D R YOU PRINCEGEORGE. B.C, V2L3He L..,OLUMBIA CANADAIPITCH'iN i,Sr O:gsB-:igb7: Fax (250) 565-6065 . Ministry of Transporlafion 635-2627 to Identify & claim, www.medtcaiert Ca ' The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Skeena District i i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August ;7, 2002- B7 '" " L " ~k'~ 365, 'r" ' 'J .* ~ 510 BUSINESS MISCELLANEOUS OPPORTUNITIES REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY for ~ FORSALE • BELL 11 lodge hwy 37 north, the Houston area. Heavy FOUND ONE child's umbrella COMPUTER & WIRELESS Hoithem Hearing& Safety Training requires experienced front desk oquiopment field service me- on the 4700 block of Tuck. Master franchise available for or guest service agent. Comput-, chanic/toreman. Excellent wage FLOORING SALEI Laminate interior B.C. 5 existing stores Identifying mark. Please call starting at $.75/sq.ft. Hardwood WCB ~)FA Level 1 er knowledge. Must be multi- and benefit packages offered, 250-635.1329 to claim. with room for expansion. $100K Wed., Aug. 21 ...... $85 faceted and personable, This is Fax resume to Inland Ken- I specials. Free delivery, some mln investment, visit www.dis. FOUND PAIR of prescription conditions apply. Variety of WCB OFA TRANSPORTATION ENDORSEMENT a full time position available end worth/Parker Pacific, Houston glasses In the case, (Anne coverycomputers.com or phone of August, Fax resume to 604- B.C. Attn Paul Monetto @250- finishes and colors. Phone/fax 1-888-313-4726 for more into Thurs. Aug. 22 ...... $85 Klein) written inside and on the 250-635-0749 Cell 250-638- 881-8330, 845-3154 pllone 250-845-2333. case, Found on Greig behind 7074. EXISTING DOLLAR store fran- WCB OFA Level 3 C4REYBOGART,Instrurtor Copperside. Call 250-638-8875. GOING BACK to school sale chise available in the Okanagan Sept 16-27 Oct. 21-Nov. 1 ...... $675 Valley in busy well anchored FOUND TWO life jackets. Call (Need moneyl) JVC mini sys- Adult Care c/w Level 1 250-638-0697. tem with matching stand - awe- sites. To arrange a meeting call Carole at 1.800-495.5574• Men., Aug. 19 ...... S95 LOST KEYS AT Safeway. If some $250, Logitech PC Rac- found please call 250-635- Ing wheel $70, microwave stand FOR SALE Country Delight re- WHMIS - Anytime via computer ...... $50 Northern Healthcare 5956. $100; box of new computer sturant dell in Prince Rupert. WE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 27-AUG 12, 2002 games $150 for all, Web cam' Contact 1-250-624-5824 after LOST SMALL red tent from 5:00 pro, is now taking applicationsfor backyard on Galr St. on Sat., with software $70 and much July 27. If found call 635-6350. much more! Most are almost FOR SALE/LEASE: Second- Part-Time Sales Clerk Position SET OF two keys found on hwy new, Please call 250-635-5521 hand Store or wanted working 16 close to the Kalum river LAUNDROMAT CLOSED, partner, prefer handyman. Main Applicants must be mature and motivated to bridge. Both keys have lock commercial coin operated Street location, approx 1350 provide the besi in customerservice. smiths name on them. Call to washers, dryers and vcarlous sqft. Ph/fax: 1-250-847-9768 identify @ 250-635-2607. other supplies available. Call :i !'~WANTED. ; A background in Retail Sales or Nutrition/Vitamins Douq 250-838-6900 ATTENTION: PROFESSIONAL 240 PERSONALS driver Training programs T.C.'S SHROOM SHACK is would be an asset. LOGGING TRUCKLOADS of including long haul and moun- looking for enthusiastic person firewood, Mixed Hemlock, AI-,. I Wood-Mizerl Please submit your resumein confidence to: GET BACK on track!! Bad cred- IMake Money, Save/vloney by I tain driver* training. Career. to work the fall season on com- der, and Birch. $800 to Terrace. counselling and job placement mission. Call 250-635.0111. it? Bills? Unemployed? Need 250-63B-7290 ISawing Lumber with a Wood- I ,.Money? We lend!! If you own IMizer Sawmill Live Demo at I available. Call Harry 1-877-763. "T.C.'S SHROOM SHACK is Northern Healthcare your own home - you qualify. 1- LUMBER FOR sale. 8 lifts in' Ithe Bulkley Valley Exhibition in I 8040 to start your new career various sizes, grades and' openfl Buying all varieties of 877-987-1420 www.pioneer-" I Smithers, BC Aug 23-25 I today. MJ Bloomfield & Okana- mushrooms. Pines, lobsters, 100-4634 Park Ave. west.cam Broker/lender fees • species (includes cedar) I Pb: (877) 866.0667 I .clan University Colleae. • moving, excellent prices chantrelles, king boletus, cauli- Terrace, B.C. may apply! flower and more. Open 7 days a inventory or prices available by GOVERNMENT FUNDS, grants FRAMING CREWS & LIVE 24 hour chat "NEW" line. fax or email. Smithers, 250-877-, weekl Call 250-635-0111 or & loans information. For all experienced framers required ' /L • Now operatingl! Call 1-900-870- 6909. 250-635-0117. Why sell for 7647. Our ladies are sweet and business & farms. Call 1-800- for lower mainland multi resi- lessl Kermode FriendshipSociety simply the best - 24/7. 1-800- 505-8866 dential projects• Excellent. wa.qe. Fax 604-824-7961 :THE BECOME A NON. 337-8122 C.C. billing from SMOKER PROGRAM is : ~i : JOBPOSTING ~i ~i:' $2.55/min. (18+) WANT TO buy 5th wheel trailer. HOUSTON MOTOR Inn Res- TRAIN TO work in the' accepting registration for its :( 26-27 feet. Must be reasonable. taurant for lease. 45 seatcoffee Computer Industry] Network' ,next program. One month of 315 AUCTIONS Call 250-638-1001 shop, 55 seat licensed dining Technician, Computer training. If you are ready to quit FAS/ECOORDINATOR i WANTED FREEZER burned room. Premises under new Technician, Programmer call now 250-615-0211 NOTICE Place your word ad in meat, bones or fish for sled management. Excellent facility Analyst, Office Administrator. Duties in scenic Houston, B.C. Phone For program or Student Loan MIKE WIEGELE Helicopter Ski- --Develop• a program that increases the community's knowledqe The Terrace Standard and dogs. Will pick up 250-635-. of malernal alcohol use and its associated" risks, early Weekend Advertiser for 1 week 3772 1-250-845-7112 or fax 1-250- information from our CDI ing is now accepting appli- 845-3580 College Abbotsford Campus, cations for: RESERVATIONS intervention approaches and effective treatment programs; and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks ' . • Develop curriculum and provide accessible training for heahh, (3TS) & 3(WA) $26.75. Addi- call toll free today 1-888-22g- COORDINATOR• This position INFLATABLE PLAY areas. 1555. involves the following: extensive education and social service providers regarding effective tional words over 20 25C/word Great for all ages and all' FAS/E prevention strategies plus GST. Phone 638-7283, customer service, organization Develop a holistic approad 'o supporting children and families seasons. Excellent business. TEST DRIVEIUniqueopportun- of all reservations, extensive Fax 638-8432 or small to adver- www.bounce-a-rama.com or toll ~in the context of the community; tislng @terracestandard.com free 1-877-923-3931 ity to own and operate a 2003 guest correspondence, exten- Organize, research and make accessible FAS/E resources and Kenworth with zero down, You. sive telephone salesand collec- teaching aids to health, education, social service providers and We accept VISA, Mastereard or LOOKING FOR operaJ cash. must have rain. 2yrs flatdeck tion, receiving and posting pay- families affected by FAS/E towards improved early tar/lease/purchase. Excellent highway experience, able and ments. QUALIFICATIONS: intervention; business opportunity. 134 seat willing to run Canada/USA and Highly energetic, great motiva- Be responsible for organizin :1 support groups for caregivers of restaurant, centrally located in possess good references. tor and team player. Minimum 3 children affected by prenatc rexposure to alcohol and provide Salmon Arm. Contact Duane @ Steve or Andre. 800-663-0099 years previous experience with individual and family counse ling; Network and jointly plan w th community children and family AUCTION SALE The Coast Shuswap Lodge 1- VERNON: PRIVATE CARE reservations in the international 250-832-7081 focused programs successful implementation of effective O. A. Chimko Contracting Ltd. HOME. Fully occupied turnkey Hotel-resort industry. Excellent prevenlion strategies throuqh media, community events, 2131 Forest Avenue, Kitimat, B.C. PRODUCE MARKET/FARM. business. Your own home plus communications skills. Our AboriQinal cultural events, workshops, elc.; : '" AUGUST 10.10 AM SHARP Market, busy intersection, income. 1 acre fruit trees, lake clientele is 50% German speak- Provide projects on training/capacity development for teachers PREVIEW 12PM TO 6PM FRIDAY AUGUST g/02 heavy traffic flow, close to com- view. See www.OKhomesell- ing therefore fluency in German and teacher's assistants in schools'with particular .focus on mercial orchard area, 1200 sqft er.com. Qualified buyers only, is an asseL Computer literate, health, early detection, and on the impacts of I~AS/E on CLOSING OUT SALEH leased outlet, display coolers, call 250-379-2567 preference will be given to ap- learning and" behaviour, prevention and intervention stralegies; walk-in cooler, golden opportun- plicants with knowledge of the Program management: staff supervision, scl~eduling, reporting ity. $89,000 stock extra. Even- WE PAY cash for uncollected coordination, contract and financial management; Radial Arm Saw 10" Road Signs court judgments from any Ca- RDP system. Must be flexible to Metal .tippingbins Wood Preserver in.qs Creston 250-428-4379 work weekends. Please Work independently and as a team member in nadian or U.S. Court. We also program/proposal development; ': Cut-off Saw Ceiling Fans SURE-FIT BATH Systems has buy receivables• Call toll free 1- fax/email your resume to: Mar- Coordinate with internal/external community resources to Truck Chains Chain Hoists been established for over 10 888-485-4280, Prime Judicial garet Ballash. Fax 250-673- ensure effective case management; Chainsand Cinches Pipe Rollers years in Western Canada and is 8464 email: [email protected] i Supporl and advocate for client centered issues; Slingsand Shackles Tool Box systems, mostsupedor@te- website: www.wieflele.com looking for exclusive represen- lus.net. Prepare and facilitate presentations/workshops; Incinerator Desks tation in your area. We offer MYSTERY SHOPPERS want- Provide monthly narrative and statistical reports; HydraulicFittings ...... LateralFiling Cabinets multiple unique revenue centres WORK FROM home on your ed I Get paid to shop. Assign- • Other duties, as required.. Plastic Pipe Propane Fire Place within the billion-dollar a year own schedule. Full time or part ments available in Terrace. Ap- Misc. I-Beams B0lt Bin bathroom remodeling industry. time. Training provided, www,- ply online at www.spotcheck- Qualifications .... ElectricalSupplies Gas Cans Sure-Fit provides easy and af- climbtowealth.com services.cam • Bachelor of Social Work and/or combination of pqst-secgndarx. 100 Lb. Propane8allies Welding Rods & Wire fordable alternatives to tradi- education and work experience dealing specifically with Fetal Piss Cans Control Cables Alcohol Syndrome. tional bathroom renovations. • Demonstrated pro ect management and staff supervision. 4-31" diameterx 1/2' Thick Pipe Bull Hooks Visit our website at www.sum- • Demonstrated proposal, prol~ect, and curriculum development. : HoseReel '. :~ Cable Cutters ...... fi{bathsystems.com ~. o[. call ~toll pr Shefield & Sons Tobacconist • • Knowledge and experience in workin~ with Aborr[gifi'aJ groups StainlessValves ; ; Eye Wash Station . free 877-963-7777 ' and anbnderstonding of'Aboriginal• " c~ture.."' "''" "*~,': ~ I •~ .'. 11' .'~ .... ! ~- ,; ~ .~ ,, ...... Fr'anchise - Opportunity • Ability to work within a muhi-disciplinaryteam. ~ ...... i~i~~, Several lots of used lumberand PlyWood • Proficiency in Windows and relalC~lcomputer programs. Misc, Items Too Numerous To Mentionl!l Skeena Mall, Terrace • Ability to undergo a successful criminal record search. For complete listing go to www.marjonauctlons.com newspapers Submit a resume with three references to: Sale conductedby .... right in your backyard A vailab/e immediately. ~ ExecutiveDirector Conssessionprovided by 4H Club Kermode Friendship Society +. 3313 Ka um Street, Terrace, BC Subject to Additionsand Deletions Lottery sale 1 million Call 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Application deadline: Aug. 15, 2002 at 4:30 pm TERMS Note: Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Cash, Visa, Mastercardor Interac Canadian Com-,unlry No telephone or in person inquiries please. GST, PST and 10% Buyer'sFee Ne'wspapers .*.sseciatleo 1-800-663-4213 ,, • '. _ ::, Ph, (250) 635-9452 Wll Be AppliedOn All Purchases. ~, V ",-] -.. I '. I

i; 425 LIVESTOCK Wilp Si'Satxw Quantum CommunilyHealing Centre ,/iSilviCulture Ltdi/ , 10 YEAR old Registered quarter horse gelding. ( skip + NORTHERNHEALTH pace bloodlines) 15 h.h. Sorrel, requires a Level 3 goes english + western + broke authority JOB POSTING industrial First Aid to harness• Loves people and likes to travel. This is the per- as soon as fect family horse or show horse Licensing Officer POSITION: COUNSELLOR possible. Tree for any age rider. Asking $4500. Accountable to Executive Director Call 250-632-2033. TERRACE spacing preferred DROUGHT AFFECTED Alberta Duties: but not necessary. cattle in the Bulkley Valley. Northern Health Authority is Inviting applications for the • To provide a safe, secure and Supportive environment for Contact Available bred cow/calf pairs or position of Temporary Full-Time Licensing Officer. Under the clients, 'separate. Starting at $850 a direction of the Chief Licensing Officer this position is primarily i To consult with counseling ps:,chologist regarding client Nanak Dhesi cow. For more information call responsible for the administration of the Community Care treatment needs and indiv du ~1 client programs. 1-250-845-7707 or 1-250 -846- Facility Act, Child Care Regulationsand Adult Care Regulations at 635-1943 5061. To participate in treatment program by providing to ensure health, care and safety standards are met In licensed individual/group counseling and/or therapy. or 615-9555. GET YOUR hay earlyl $2.50 facilities. This ncludes the processing of new applications, On going input to further enhance programs. per bale off the field, To put In routine monitoring and the Investigation of all allegations of Leave message. your order call Marvin or Karl. abuse, neglect and noncompliancewith the legislation. To liaise with community referral agencies regarding @ 250-696.3619 or 250-698- Qualifications & Experience:• Degree or diploma in intake assessment and discharge plan of client. BELL11 LODGE located on 3607. We'will let you know To consult with staff regarding clients and/or Hwy 37 requires experienced GIANT YARD SALEtl Saturday when it is ready for pickup. Community Health Nursing or Public Health Inspection• Early August 10/02. 4833 Agar ave, communicate issues of concern in client management dlnlng room servers. Apply by HAY FOR sale. 900 pound childhood education or a related health care field, chlldcare right beside Agar Park 8 am - content required • Experiencein conducting ~ublic health and and refer for appropriate treatment and follow-up. fax 604-881-8330 noon. Lots of flood stuff• round bales. Mainly timothy, CASUALS REQUIRED- Home green &dry. Call 250-845-7867• safety inspection of residentialand daycare facilities i As a team member, participate in program development, I, • Minimum five years experience In a related professionalfield Support Workers, Caring de.~ staff training, staff support and problem solving. pendable ind',vlduale who have • Thorough understandingof provincial and community care De-brief with incoming shifts. facilities programs, related legislation, regulationsand public a Home Support Worker/Numes • Provide and be proactive with outreach services as Aide Certificate or a nursing health and safety practices, A working knowledge of age- background and enjoy working 2 CATS to good home. Owners appropriate physical, emotional, social, intellectual and directed by the Executive Diredor. moving• Prefer together, fe- i Basic knowledge of Smudging/Sweat-lodge ceremonies, with clients in their homes. language activities; program standards for early Childhood • There Is also weekend employ- 'COMMERCIAL COOLER for males spayed, indoor/outdoor. and preparation of prayer ties. sale, 7ftx3ftx3ft. $1500 obo. Property a plus, friendly and af- development, current Initiatives within BC In Community Care ment available. Vehicle re- Smithers, 250-677-6909 leave fectionate, but independent. Facilities Licensing,and a fundamental knowledge of natural Driver for Wilp Van (when required) quired. Apply at Terrace Home messaQe. Very lovable. Serious inquires justice is required • Must have ability to provide direction, Other duties as assigned by the Executive Director. Support Services, 4720 Hau- only. Call 250-638-8503. guidance and training to other government and non- gland, Terrace, B,C, 250-638- COMPLETE UHF radio system Job Requirements: Including privet frequency, uhf GOLDEN RETRIEVERS pup- government groups and Individuals In the Investigationof non- 4013 repeater, 20 mobiles, 3 hand pies for sale. First shots, $375. compliance, abuse and conflict situations • Able to provide • A degree in counselling or social work (with Counseling CHILDCARE PROVIDER: Nan- helds with chargers, base sta- each. Call 250-635-9207. Information relating to the LicensingProgram ° Good problem training) ny required immediately 7:30- tion, c4 antenna. No reasonable solving skills to work without supervision and Investi0ate, • Completion of a certified addiction training program. 4:30pm Monday - Thursday for offers refused. Call Clay at 1- analyze and evaluatecomplex public health situations are • Two years related work experience work experience in 2 small children. First aid & needed • Computer skills. CPR e must, If you are loving, 604.524-8463. native community based human or social services. THUNDERBIRD RANCH & This is a Regional position where extensive travel will be energetic, responsible, depend- FACTORY DIRECT- kitchen Farm Equipment. Quality used • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. necessary and you may be required to use your own vehicle on able & physically active. Please cabinets - countertops. We ship sales & Iocaters - Hauling avail- • Proven experience in facilitating group and family apply to: File #148, Terrace throughout BC. Visit our web- able• Dave Crossan (250) 567- Organization business, Transportation arrangements must Standard, 3210 Clinton St. meet operation requirements of the 0rganlzatlon, The programs. site www.kltchensbc.corn For 2607, 6km Mapes Road, Van- • Have a personal wellness plan in place. • CLASS ONE driver required for further links and complete infor- derh.o.of, B.C. successful applicant Is subtect to satisfactory references including a criminal record review. Flexible work hours or • Class 4 Licence an asset. Interior based company, 2 mation, call 1.800.336-1639 or years super B flat deck fax 1,250.561-2250. additional work hours for temporary workload relief may also • Ongoing training in A & D field. be required experience required on general FLOORING COMPANY needs i Ongoing training in Family Violence- Spousal abuse, freight, excellent renumeratlon to sell Inventory, laminate Job description may be obtained upon request. Your Family counselling. package. Company operates $,49sq/ft: oak, maple, birch un-. ' application must clearly Identify how you meet the primarily B.CJB.C./Alts. Fax finished $1.9gsqft; 6".8" rustic' 1989 BLUE bird, 72 passenger Oath of Confidentiality, posted qualifications. • Have own vehicle. resume & abstract 250.828- fir $.80sqft; oak/maple floating ' camperized bus, propane cook ' 1490. $2,9gsqft; maple prefinlshed. stove, frldge, 4 beds, wood Pleese direct all Inquiries quoting competition number: • First Aid training. $2.99 sqff. Cherry preflnlshed ' stove, dinning table, runs excel- NWO2'.018 to: Barb Mahon, Northern Health Aulhorlly, = Abstinence from alcohol and drugs a minimum of five F/T RANCH HAND required for $4.99 sqft; Alder unfinished lent. Asking $4000. Call 250- Northwest Health Service Delivery Area, 3412 Kalum southern B.C. operation. Animal 847-9204. years is a prerequisite for Ibis position. husbandry and mechanical ex- $1.99 sqft Tons morel 1-800- Street, Terrace, BC VSG 4T2. Tel (250) 638-2507, • Valid B.C. Driver's Licence 631-3342 or604-888-8175 Fax (250)638-2426. E-mall: [email protected] peflence preferred. 250-836- • Native ancestry preferred. 4596 Flooring Salel Laminate start- Applicationsand resumes must be received Ing at $.75/sqff. Hardwood spe- WE ARE ACCEFTING 1979 CRAWLER tractor, John no later the 4:30 pm, Friday, August 23rd, 2002. Deadline Date: August 16, 2002 resumes for the position of wai- cials, Free delivery, some con- Start Date: Augus! 26, 2002 :, , ditions apply. Vadety of finishes Deem 450b for sale. $14,000 We thanks all applicants for thidr Interest, however, tress. Please send your resume and colors, , Phone/fax 250- abe. Smlthers, 250-877-6909 only those selectedforan Interview will be contacted. _..,.-) Apply to: Wdp 5fSa...txw Community H~iing Centre to the front desk of Shan Yen 635-0749 Cell 250-638-7074 leave message. Box 429, Kdwanga, B.C. V0J 2AO Restaurant. 4606 Grelg Ave, No i i phone calls please, B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,August 7, 2002 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 3 BEDROOM 1 1/2 bath SMALL 2 bdrm duplex in for mature adult. One bedroom townhouse on Molitor St., Thornhill, for 1-2 people, fla. above ground basement suite. Terrace, Fddge, stove, blinds No pets. $375,m0 references Fridge/stove,washer/dryer.$600 included. Security deposit required, 250-638-7727 me includes utilities. Referene- required. Utilities not included, SMALL 2 bedroom house for THE CHOICES PROGRAM 1 BEDROOM apartment on SMALL APARTMENT in 4 plex LOOKING FOR roommate in es required. Call 250-635-0999 No pets. Available immediately. rent, Ideal for one or two work- mobile home. W/d, f/s. (Terrace and District Communi- Lakelse Ave. Fridge/stove, car- in Thornhill. Ideal for single after 5pm Asking $650/m0. Ph, 250-635. ing people. Near town $550/mo. ty Services.) is looking for Ca- peted. $460/mo. All utilities in- person or couple. To view 250- $450/mo, util. incl. 638-6969. BASEMENT SUITE, private en. 0355 or 250-632-2261. References please. Call 250- sual/on-call employees, applic- eluded. Phone: 250-638-1702 635-8288 N/s, n/p, trance/driveway. No smoking, 3 BEDROOM double wide on 2 635.3871 eveninqs, no pels. ants must be 19 years of age. If After 5pro. MALE SEEKING ROOMMATE you have Grade 12 and are in- no pets; Close to school and acres located in Jackpine, W/d, SPACIOUS 6 bedroom house 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd, On with jacuzzi, 6 appliances, for large house. Reasonable terested in working with people hospital. $450/month. Call 250- fla. Available immediately. site management. Ref reqd. CLINTONMANOR 638-1028. $750/month +dd and referenc- basement, fenced back yard, lo- rent. Inquire: 250-615-5474 who are developmentally de- 250-635-6428 or 250-638-0015 WE ARE TAKINGAPPLICATIONS after 6pro. Ask for Mike. NICE BRIGHT one bedroom es required. Call 250-635.6750 cated in Horseshoe area. Close layed, and you are willing to ob- or 250-615-0345 FOR A BACHELORSUITE to schools. Available Septem- ROOM FOR rent Shared tain a Level 1 Adult Care First- suite, at 4633 Scott. Good refer- or 250-615.6536. 2 BEDROOM apartment, month, ber 1/02. References required. facilities, washer and dryer Aid Ticket, Class 4 Drivers li- 5420.00 ences required. Utilities includ- 3 BEDROOM duplex. F/s and Fridge, stove and electric heat. AND ONE BEDROOMAP~ ed. $600/month. Call 250-638- carpeted. Washer and dryer Phone 250-635-5902 for ap- available. Cable and TV. Close cense. TB & Tetanusl Criminal At 3145 River Drive, Thornhill, pointment. to downtown. Call 250-638- Record Checks. Must be avail: 8639. hook-ups: Located on Paquette No pets pleasel References re- S500,00 month, THREE BEDROOM upper suite 8944. able to work weekends, Please TWO BEDROOM basement su- St in Thornhill. $525/mo, Phone qutred. $400/month. Phone One bl~:k from swlmmin9 pod. 250-638-1702 after five pm. in Thornhill. Close to schools, pick up an application at the 250-638-1648. No Pets, referencesrequired. ite in thornhill. Close to schools,: Choices Office at 4916 Lazelle 3 BEDROOM home for rent. On laundry facilities on premises, laundry facilities on premises, no pets. New appliances. Avenue, Terrace, B.C. For more 2 BEDROOMBASEMENT - Phone635-3475 no pets. Recently painted and bench near College. 5 applianc- information please call Choices ground level, electric heat, es, 1 1/2 baths. Available imme- $575/mo. PhOne Rob 250-638- with new appliances. $475/mo. 7290 at 250-635-7863. Thanks to all walking distance to city center. diately. $700/month, plus dam- FIND B&B's online. Visit who apply, however, only those Fenced and private deck. W/d age deposit. Non smokers, no THREE BEDROOM, 2 bath www.mondaytourism.com. All E considered for an interview will hook-ups. Small pets okay. PARK MANOR APTS. 616 COMMERCIAL indoor pets. Call 250-635-5931. house on Little Bench, base- &B's in BC and Alberta listed be contacted. Storage. Prefer non smoking. References required. ment, double garage, dishwash- geographically. For information Asking $550/month + damage 2 Bedroom Apart., SQ FT office space. 4391 er, t/s, $850/month references on advertising, send an email to UNIGLOBE TRAVEL (Ques- deposit, references required. $600.00 month, includes 2000 3 BEDROOM home in New Keith avenue. Call 1-250-635- required. Call 250-638-8039 or [email protected] nel): experienced, enthusiastic, Call 250-635-4483. heat. Close to swimming Remo. (10 min drive from full time senior travel consultant 7171. town). Fridge/stove, washer- 635-6169. STARRESORT.INT. WE buy & 'A NEW 2 bedroom apartment pool & downtown. required; Apollo proficient; ex-. PRIME RETAIL space 4000 dryer, acreage, beautiful yard. sell timeshares, www.starre- cellent people skills; salary/bo- sure. 2 floors, very clean &quite No pets. $600/mo. Call 250-635-9266. 64oMIsc, FOR sort.net. 1-800-985-4395 area. Has covered parking, sqft building, large parking lot. nus program. Email resume uni- References required. Reasonable rate. Downtown 3 BEDROOM house, 2 blocks •: RENT :: ~:: SUMMER SPECIAL to Sept ~lobe @.qoldcitv.net comes with f/s and w/d. No pets please. Available immediately. Phone 635-3475 Houston at 3440 - 9th street. to downtown , $850/month ref- 15th. Deluxe cabins on Bridge WANTED BUYERS Place your Phone 250-635-4571. Available September 1/2002. erences required. Available HALL RENTALS. Terrace Kin Lake. Stay 3 nights and receive word ad in The Terrace Stan- Call Houston 250-845-2612. September 1/2002. Call 250- AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 2 Hut, Capacity 120-160, Kitchen 4 three course dinners ($100 dard and Weekend Advertiser .e_ • 635-3813. bedroom apartment newly reno- and Bar. Ideal for Weddings, value) free canoe rental. 250- for 1 week and pay only $14.45, 628 FOR SALE OR 3 BEDROOM MAIN floor, t/s Anniversaries, Reunions. Day 986-1500 3 weeks (3TS) & 3(WA) vated. Close to town, security entrance on site management. RENT : blinds, laundry, garage, paved and Evening rates. 250-635- $26.75. Additional words over 7777 e-mail [email protected]. No pets. $500/month + damage driveway, laraet" yard i 2 blocks 20 25C/word plus GST. Phone Bartending Services Available. deposit. Call 250-638-0404. 2 BEDROOM mobile home, from downtown. $700/month + 638-7283, Fax 638-8432 or utilities. Call 250-635-4753. email to advertising@terra- LARGE TWO bedroom suite in 2 Bedroom washer dryer, fridge, stove. cestandard.com We accept a quiet, clean four plex. Near $450/m0. 250-635-8772 even- 3 BEDROOM up 2 bedrooms 644 MOBILE MATURE PROFESSIONAL VISA, Mastereard or cash. hospital and bus routes. Onsite down, 2 baths, f/s. Large lot, couple with one child trans- caretakers, 5 appliances, ng Apartments in~s. close to schools in Thornhill. HOMES WANTED EXPERIENCED ferred to Terrace seek 3 bed- fireplace, mini storage, No pets ~1! FOR SALE Place your word ad $700/month, damage deposit room house for September automotive jobber parts/counter please, $750/month. Call Betty in The Terrace Standard and and references required. Call person. Salary commensurate 2 BEDROOM trailer in Copper 112002 for long term rental. N/s, 250-635-6248 Weekend Advertiser for 1 week 250-635-9041. with experience, good medical Estates on property, clean and n/p; enjoy yard work. Will be in NEW APARTMENTS. One and •and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks 3BEDROOM HOUSE with full nice fenced yard. $450/m0. Terrace from August 3 to 6th. and dental package. Fax ~(3TS) & 3(WA) $26.75. Addi- resume to Apollo Automotive, two bedroom apartments, close basement on two acres in Jack- Fridge/stove, washer/dryer. Call 250-869-0617 leave mes- to town, 2 bedrooms and 4 ap- k,;tional words over 20 25C/word pine Flats. Four appliances and 250-635-9812. Pets negotiable sage. Parts, Smithers, B.C. 250-847- plus GST. Phone 638-7283, 9009. pliances. N/g fireplace, and free garbage pickup. $700/mo Avail Auflust 1/02. storage room. Non smokers, no Fax 638-8432 or email to adver- plus security deposit. Call 250- 3BEDROOM TRAILER, located 705 ! pets. $650/mo. Call 250-635- tising @terracestandard.com 635-5598 on Sunny Hill Trailer Park. In- ACREAGES/LOTS 2250 or 250-635-1622. • We accept VISA, Mastercard or cludes w/d,f/s. Close to town. 6 BEDROOM house, with 6 ap- ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable ; "cash. No pets please. Available im- pliances and pool table. 40 ACRE FARM. 3 bedroom and laundry facilities. New man- "'' RENT TO own or just renti mediately. Call 250-635-4571. $450/month for a year and it is $950/month + damage deposit house, lots of pasture, fenced. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER agement on site. No pets CLEAN COZY renovated, 2 30 acres in Hay. Good well. please. 250-615-5441 :.. yoursl 2 bedroom trailer + addi- and references. Call 250-635- i bedroom trailer with f/s, w/d. It Richard Thornton Construction. • tion, 4 appliances. View at 1885 1128. Lots of out buildings (hunting Available for renovations, re- ONE BEDROOM basement su- you are clean and reliable = Queensway Drive A 13. Call A - 1 sultesl We treat our ten- and fishing area) Priced to sell pairs or new construction. 25 ite, Semi furnished. $450/month $450/month. Taking applica- 250-635-7580. ants as valued customersl 250-690-7470. years expedence.Call Richard + Damage deposit, utilities in- Available immediately. 3 bed- tions. Call 250-635-7180. 400 ACRES for sale in Vander- 250-638-8526. cluded. Thornhill area. Available : ~QuieL&Clean I THREE BEDROOM townhouse with basement. Walking dis- room suite in bright and modern' FOR RENT in Thornhill. 2 bed- hoof. Corner of highway 27 and SMART PAINTING Experi- in July. Also available in August • No Pets l tance to downtown Terrace. duplex. Ensuite on Master bedroom mobile. W/d, t/s newly Geernaert mad. Call 1-250-690- enced painting contractor will 2 two bedroom upper units. • Ample Parking I $650/mo. No pets, and refer- room.Washer/ dryer. Fenced renovated. $550/month refer- 7238, cell 250-567-0148. paint spdng and summer inted-' $600/mo utilities included plus • Laund~ Facilities I ences required. Call 250-638- yard with trees and garden. ences and damage deposit m- or, exterior residential and com- d.d. no pets. Call 250-635- • Close to Schools & I LARGE BUILDING lots for 7140 or 250-632-5918. $800/month. (includes utilities) quire& No pets and no Brook- mercial painting. 10% paint dis- 5992. I~ospital I intl. Call 250-635-1393. sale. 2/3 acre. Rural residential ONE BEDROOM furnished su- • On Bus Route I : 1 bedroom suite ($525). Bright count from supplier. Seniors MOBILE PAD space suitable zoning. New subdivision, across 15% labour discount. Profes- ite. Single person only. Utilities • Secudty Entrance J and clean. Washer/dryer. from Northwest College in Ter- included in rent, no pets. • On site Building Manager I Available Augustlst. 2 bedroom for 14' mobile homes. Available sional quality work. Reasonable immediately. Pad rent $225 or race. Excellent neighborhood. rates. Free estimates. Refer- $475/month. Phone 250-635- • Bsaketball, Volleyball& suite in bright and modern I 210/senior rate. Located in Pine $61,900- $69,900 plus gst. Call ences available. Call Karl 250- 2806 after 5pro please. 4plex. Washer/dryer. Beautiful. Racquetball Courts l Park, 250-635-9418 250-638-1137 days. 615-0199 •* 24hr Video Surveillance I " 5 BEDROOM furnished execu- fenced yards with fruit trees and tive new home, near hospital. USA LIQUIDATION acreages. I garden. Call 250-638-7608 Take over 30 acres in scenic • : 604 : : : I APARTMENTS-TERRACEI SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME | 3.5 baths, 7 appliances, fully .. . ,, CLEAN;NEWLY,:, West Taxas. $245/acre. NEWLYRENOVATED2 Bedro0mApts I AskASk for MonicaMonies Warner I equipped kitchen and BBQ, COUNTRY LIVING, Small two AP~,RTMENTS 2700 sqft on three levels. bedroom home 10 minute drive '• " RENOVATED:.. ,: $150/mo. Financing available. $5OO per month I Call: 635-44"/8 Vaulted ceilings with loft. Jacuz- from town. Fridge/stove, wash-' 3 & ~t Bedroom n~ol~ile.:i~,, Call 1-800-875-6568 • Free hot water/recreation I er/dryer hook ups. New bath- 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments • Close to school and hospital I ~ I zi, pool table, 2 n/g fireplaces . homes Withln.~alking.. '; Secudty entrance • Starchoice| ' and front veranda. No smoking room/mudroom. Pets Welcome. • dislaricetof0wn. ::~ i; available immediately. On site $500/mo. Call 250-635-9266. management., call 250-635- Call collect (2501877-6773 I or pets. Available September : Furnished :or unfurnished :i 1/02 to June 30/03, 5136 or 259:635-64.2.8. COZY TWO bedroom house. Fridge/st0ye; iwind0w"~ :/ _ .... ;HUNTINGTON $1300/month, Call ~ 250-635. Newly t'enovated, large' yard, c0veringslond jbey':ish~'ck!:;. 50 SEAT RESTAURANT In the 3968 to view. close to schools, hospital and Availal~ld immeaiotelyl; :!i. APARTMENTS downtown. Washer and dryer, heart of BC. Fishing and hunt- 2 112 BEDROOM townhouse. :. 250:638!! 885: !'..::..:~ Taking•Applications Electric heat. In fourplex at electric heat. $550/month plus ing minutes away. Very well 4632 Soucle ave. No pets damage deposit. Call 250-635- maintained and equipped. Now please. References required, 0052. Large parking lot. Priced to spill : ::;:656:sHAREDI ~ Call 250-690-7470. for 1 & 2 $600/month. Call 250-638- DOWNTOWN TWO bedroom 1648. . ACCOM~::;' :::::i: Bedroom suites duplex, near schools, located in • ... ' .:. '...: . - : .' A New Process Requires New People 2 AND 3 bedroom home for unique single house zoned , Clean,quiet renovated suites FEMALE LOOKING for room- is • Ampleparking rent. Available immediately. area. Includes stove/fddge and Access Toyota here. usual amenities, fenced back mate wanted to share 3 . Laundn~facilities References and damage de- Access Toyota is a new, more practical and more yard, available after August 15. bedroom home on Southside. , Closeto schools& downtown posit required. Call 250-635- 1 112 STOREY, 4 bedrooms, transparent way to purchase a vehicle that meets 2932 phone 250-638-8014 or 250- Laundry, satellite TV. All utilities 2100 sq ft home. N/g heat. 2 consumer needs. For this, we have an immediate • Onbusroute . 635-5364 : Qn"s~e management 2 BEDROOM , half duplex for included. Furnished morn. baths, Lakelse Lake on private opening for a product advisor. This individual will be rent. For more information DUPLEX FOR RENT, one bed- $425/m0. Ca11250-635-1981 park like setting. 20 x 40 ft responsible for providing consumers with aU the • Nb pets , Referencesreqdlied please call 250-635-6141. room + laundry room. W/d, workshop, 75 x 200 ft lot, Call information they require to make an informed purchase 2 BEDROOM 1500 sqft upstairs dishwasher. On quite street In MALE LOOKING for 250-798-2456.Askin.q $149,900. decision. Negotiating skills are NOT required as this suite, with garage on Queens- Thornhill, close to schools and roommate. FIB, w/d, fireplace. 160 ACRE registered farm, new philosophy is a non-confrontational negotiation To view call way. 5 appliances. No yard, no bus mute, cats okay. $350/mo utilities included, close to Bulkley River. Present- free sales process. Strong dedication to Customer dogs. For quite couple or single $450/month + damage deposit. Available late August. Student ly carrying 80 head of cattle. 638-t748 person. $475/month + damage Available September 1/2002. preferred outgoing and tun. No $110,000. Call 250-845-8707. Satisfaction and Customer service however is a Call 250.638-8503. pets. Call 250-635-8832. must. Please provide resume in person to deposit. 250-635-7411. Bob Costain, Access Manager, Terrace Motors Toyota. r " ..... • • * ~. e L , . 2 BEDROOM duplex $425/mo. FULLY RENOVATED One bedroom house $350/mo. 3bedroom duplex. Close to town. $700/mo. If leased rent is Plus damage deposit. Located 730 FOR SALEBY neclotiable. 250-635-5348 in Thornhill. No pets. 250-635- OWNER: 9530 HERITAGE HOME for rent 2 2 BEDROOM Townhouse in 4- bedroom + nursery/den, Close to schools, soaker tub, large plex. Clean, quiet. Fddge/stove, shed, large fenced yard, fiB,d/w, washer/dryer. No pets. Refer- w/d. Damage deposit + refer- KITSUMKALUM JOB POSTING ences required.250-635.3796. ences required. Call 250-635- GILA KYEW 'NLUULK 3 +1 BEDROOM, 2 1/2 bath 3845 leave message. Head Start & Day upstairs, no pets, no parties. $750/month. Available immediately, referenc- LARGE 3 bedroom duplex. BAND COUNCIL Care Coordinator ee required + damage deposit. Fridge/stove, washer/dryer, Call 250-638-8874. P.O. 80× 544,Terrace,B.C. blinds, finished attic, garden CanadaV8G 4B5 SUBMffAPPLICATION: 4 BEDROOM duplex in Ter- level basement, fenced yard, Tel:(250)635.6177 CharlolteGun0, Education Coordinator race. N/g heat, w/d Included. No pets negotiable. Non-smokere Fo~:(zs01635.4622 DeadlineDate: Aug 9, 2002, 4:00 p.m. !1 ToV!ew a aean Ou,'t Ii parties, no smoking. Written ref- only. In upper Thomhill. erences and deposit req, $750/mo + damage deposit. il Bu,dlngon IfleBench II Phone 250-798-9554. Under the direction of and reporting to the Education Available immediately. For ap- Coordinator,the ECE Coordinatdr will work 35 hours per week. 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, house at plication call 250-635-4368 Under the guidance of the Parent Advisory and Policy I! 63B:ss54 II 3644 Cottonwood in Thornhill. NEWER 1 1/2 bedroom house. Development Committee (PAC/PDC) Cultural Development Fresh paint. No smoking, Gas fireplace. In Horseshoe FOR SALE OR LEASE TO OWN Committee (CDC) the coordinatoris responsiblefor the effective $680/mo. Call 250-638-8639 area, $475/mo. 250-798-2000 management and the fulfillmentof the goals and objectivesof the Great three bedroom starter home. This home Gila Kyew 'NinulkHead Start & Day Care Centre. 5 BEDROOM home close to NICELY KEPT 3 bedroom side has fridge, stove, dishwasher, fenced back yard schools and downtown, Fenced by side duplex, Available imme- Job Duties' 608 BASEMENT' quiet area. Fla. Available Sep- and closed in carport. An opportunity to own * Ensure that the center meets all legal requirements. diately. No pets, parties, smok- , Provide the Governing Body, PAC/PDC and CDC with the tember 112002. $700/month, ing. For more information call your own home while leasing, or you Can required documents to make informed decisions...... , ...... 4642 Walsh ave., Call 250-638- 250-635-8650 or 250-631-9067. arrange your own mortgage. Available • Ensure that operational policies established by Governing 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT su- 7788 9:30 to 6:00 pm, ask for Body, and PDC are implemented and followed. ite, fridge/stove included. Good Sunny. ON BENCHI Bright and attrac- September 1 st. tive newer duplex. 3 bedroom, 2 • Assist in the development of an educational and cultural condition. $375/mo Small pets 5 BEDROOM HOME on Mtn Phone 250-635-5522 for details. curriculum. welcome. Available immediate- bathroom, 5 appliances, sun- Vista. F/s, dishwasher, gas fire- deck. No smoking, small pets • Ensure ongoing supervisionand trainingof centerstaff. ly. 2 bedroom ground level place. No pets, n/s. Large shop. • Ensure financialand monthly reportsare availableto on approval, $850/month, Avail- PAC/PDC and funding source. basement suite. $500/m0 In- References required, Call 250- eludes utilities. Available Imme- . 638-0909, $900/month + dam- able August 1/2002. Call 250- • Hands on Coordinator,sharing daily duties of an Early 635-1293. Childhood Educator. diatelv 250-638-8544 a.qe deposit. • Work with the Early Childhood Educator in developing 1 BEDROOM basement suite, appropriate activities, curriculum, guidance and discipline, gas fireplace. W/d, includes util- health and safety, positive communication with parents and ities + cable. Available August children, 2002. Call 250-635-3756. • Evaluate and review programs end staff, • Attend all PAC/PDC and CDC meetings, 1 BEDROOM basement suite. Bright, clean, and quiet. Private Qualifications: entrance, Single n/s, non party. • A valid Early Childhood Educator Certificate, • A valid First Aid Certificate, Ing, working Individual only. No • A good knowledge of the Child Care Licensing and Regulations pets, Available Immediately, • Experience in a child care setting, • $550/month includes heat, light • Good knowledge of Tsimshian language and culture, and extended basic cable, Call • Driver s license and reliable vehicle, 250-638-8436. CUSTOM BUILT * Ability to build strong positive relationships with parents, 2 BEDROOM basement suite, 5 children and employees. appliances, satellite Included, 8 BEDROOM HOME • Ability to implement the Headstert and Day Care Center's South Kenney, available Au. goals and philosophy, on A.26 acres, 5 years old. Has 6750 sq. ft. of fully fin- • Be flexible and possess good problem'solving skills, gust 1512002, $630/month. Call 250-638-8089. ished livng space, very bright with large rooms andcov- • Good management, administrative, financial and computer ered outside decks. Beautiful dream kitchen with lots of skills. 4 RENT' 2 bedroom basement • Experience in childhood education,thorough understanding of suite close to downtown & maple cabinets and extra sink in island. Currently used as child growth and development of age'approprlata activity schools. Washer / dryer hook- B&B, Will consider trade. programming. ups. $600/month Includes uUll. • Must be substance free,reliable~ available 10 month per year ties, Referenoes required, Call Asking $499,000 ' and in good physicaland mental health, 250.635-6241'after 5:00 pm, • A criminalrecord check, and tuberculosistest, Phone 250-635-5061 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002 - B9 WESTRIDGE ESTATES area with panoramic view overlook- ,,c,o,,o,,,c,,oou.,, us,oc.,,,,,cco, ov,, complete custom 400 vehicles weekly. $0 Down. ITER"E, ing Terrace. Immaculate 3 bed- designs our specialtyl Finance or Lease. Credit by room home. Living room, sun- Chaparral factory phone, Cars, Trucks, Vans, ken family room, den, 3 bath- KEITH AVENUE 1,1 acres, light tours & show homes at SUV's. Sunfire, Cavalier .... FORD ^reostarvan Ex 4t~l&"~llm~=~ rooms, vaulted ceilings, crown 3705 Sexsmlth, Kelowna. Specialsl Dealer #81024 Toll • o~o. ,~ ..... ,..~.~ Industrial property with 3 bed- moldings, 2 fireplaces, deluxe Call Don Purdle or Eric free 1-866-~44 4n44 ' cettent runningconomon. ~>'buu room home- fully renovated in- appliances, plumbed for central Shelby @ Sheldon Custom ..... "..... • .. obo. Ca11250-635-7427. side. New shingled roof. Call vacuum and wired for security Ed.qewater (250)347-6360. system. Double garage and 8992.Heroes' toll free 1-888-765- Banksa.¢,. N ~,w. j'( ~player.captain chairs, traction 1-800-313.71874916ll~/. 16West 635-7187DLR. 5958 LAKE PROPERTY on west also a double detached garage NICELY FINISHED ~ ...... ~1~ ~m~ control cruise control, air. Good side Lakesle Lake. Building lot with skylights. Large lot, cedar ,,,/"./...v~.,. BIl~ ~lgl~ running order, very clean, www.terraceautomall.com of approx 1 1/2 acres with 90' fenced and beautifully land- catedhome in Terraceexcellent Trailer condition Coud. Io- ~ Yes! $9400, Ca11250-615-3115. I CHRYSLER II feet of beach frontage, 250- scaped. Call 250-635-4233. Re- Two bedrooms, finished addi- 635-2396 duced to $285,000 • All CreditApplications Accepted. 2 VANS, 1 Plymouth 1985 mini ton, new windows, flooring • Easy,Fast and Confidential van grc + 1 1986 Dodge Cara- 2001 Dodge Dakota Club NEWLY RENOVATED 3 bed- throughout. Includes 3 applianc- • No Hassles ~1~, van mini van ec. Call 250-638- room home in the horseshoe. 735 HOUSES Suzuki Cab 4x4 • . . . . es f/s, bid/washer• $24,000 obo. or Embarrassment .. ,¢~|,,, 1413. VB,Auto Large nicely landscaped lot. 250-635-1884 • YES to poor credit • ~L RMX 250 $26,995 Walking distance to schools 1480 SQFT 4 bedroom home or no credit. "~ ~,~:~.., CHEV PICKUP and Plymouth and shopping. Includes on 5 acres. 40X60 fully serviced 888-D21-CREDIT~~ Caravan body parts mint• 1.6 2001 Dodge Ram fridge/stove, washer/dryer & shop 4 min from downtown cylinder Chev motor. Call for 51,995.00 1500 4x4 dishwasher. Asking $115,500. Vanderhoof. Serious inquiries ,you work you drivel .~"~ details 250-638-1413. A/C,1ilt, Cruise To view go to www.geocl- only. 250-567-9258 Iv message. $29,995 ties.com/walsh4725. For ap- LAKESHORE HOME Francois 1972 MERCURY Cougar XR7, • Merc 20 Hp.. 2001 Dodge pointment call 250-638-1398. Lake a must see, very special. 2-door hardtop, 351 V8, 81,000 ' Sh4 ' Shaftw/tank Grand CaravanSE PLACE YOUR house display See at canadianhomesell- miles, 2 owners, summer driven Brown,Low KM,Auto, A/C, Cruise, only, gargar kept, all original ex- advedisement in the Terrace er.com or phone 250-699.6323 16 FT. LUND with ,! 1399.00 : Tilt, PowerWindows & Locks Standard and get the Weekend cellent condition• $8500. 250- NOWONLY $27,995 BARGAIN: 5 bedroom full 642-3777 1 1975 3/4 ton, chev p/u plus. improvements. Windshield &;~ NEAR NEW CONDITIONi Advertiser at a 40% discount, basement, 1200 sqlt home. Sun Call 250-638-1413. cover. 70 hp jet & trailer. $7500. 2000 ChryslerIntrepid no copy changes. Phone The 1987 CHEV sprint, standard. To view 3607 EbV. 638-1074 V6, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, Pwr room, large kitchen, double 160,000 km. Excellent condi- 1988 CHEV 1/2 ton, shod box, Windows& Locks,Cassette Terrace Standard at 638-7283 18' REINELL boat in/outboard shop/carport. Large fenced lot. tion. $1900 obo. Call 250-635- 2 wheel drive, V6, 5 speed. Zod'B 14', Was 15,995 or Fax us at 638-8432 for more omc motor, full top, with trailer. Asking $108,000. Call 250-638- 4512. Well maintained and in good NOWONLY $12,995 into. 7780. condition.S3200. Call 250-635- Call 250-847-9465. w/Traihr ~.'O.~. need help with your 2000 ChryslerNeon 1987 CHRYSLER Lebaron. 2090 after 5pm. 199417' Campion Explorer with mortgage? Are you afraid of FOR SALE - Large executive $13,995 style home. 4 bedroom, 3 bath- Low mileage, good shape. Ask- 1994 BLUE Ford F150, stan- ez - loader trailer. 115 hp mer- s3,500.00 foreclosure or losing your home ing $2500 (obo). Phone 1-250- cury outboard kicker (2 years '98 Jeep Cherokee or credit? I can help. Phone rooms with jacuzzi tub in master dard, 4x2. 147,091 km. $7500 bedroom. N/g fireplace in family 845-7707 obo. Call 250-638-0901 after old) Midland vhf/fm marine radi- Sport .250-635-9333 or fax 250-615- 4 Door,4x4 room. Full basement with fin- 6:00 pro. ophone, Hummingbird depth 1999 V, Star 0088. 1989 FORD TAURUS WAG% $18,995 ished rec room. Fully land- sounder, compass and lots of • 1100 UP AND down rentals, 3 bed- ON. P/s, p/w, air, cruise, auto, 1995 FORD F150, 4x4 regular extras. Asking $14,500. Call scaped view lot. Located at 3.0L V6. Runs well $1225. Call" cab, 5 speed. New clutch, new '98 Chrysler Neon rooms up, 2 bedrooms down. 3809 Spring creek Dr, near the 250-615-5519, 4 Dr.,Auto, Air Downtown location, close to 250-615-6224. front end, canopy, 133,000 7,995.00 college. Asking $250,000. Call kms. $8000. Call 250-635-0818. 1996 17FT welded aluminum $9,995 school and laundromat. Fridge 250-635-3728 or 250-798-2585. 1989 SUBARU wagon GI. river boat. 115hp Evinrude. c/w and stove included- both units. 120,000 km on motor. 4 wheel -1996 $10 4x4 extended cab. A- jet, galvinized Shorlander '97 Plymouth Breeze Fenced backyard with mature OKANAGAN LIVING1 On the drive, standard, good condition, 1 shape. Automatic. Was Yamaha 40 Hp. A/C, Auto, Tilt, Cruise Trailer. Some extras included. $12,995 apple tree. Asking $110,000. shores of Osoyoos Lake, B.C. runs great $1800 obo. Call 250- $18,900 quick sale $12,900. Very good condition. Asking w/Jet Call 250-635-3161. Brand new lake front 635-3674 or 250-849-5702. Call 250-635-3327. $15,250 obo.Call 250-635-9807 ,, '96 Dodge Club Cab SLT WANTED BUYERS Place your apadments starling from 1999 LUMINA (z model) (hard CANOPY FOR sale. Black ve, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, 1998 22 ft Madnex riverboat. word ad in The Terrace Stan- $89,900. Townhomes from to find) 59,000 km, gold color. 4 fiberglass, tinted glass, sliding $3,500.00 Windows, Locks dard and Weekend Advertiser $169,900. Call: 1-866-738-1002 window, step side made for 454 Kodiak engine (low hours). $14,995 door, fully loaded, leather in- Ez loader galvanized trailer. for I weekand pay only $14.45, or visit: www.casa-del-la.qo.ca terior, alloyed rims. Was 1997 Ford Ranger. Excellent '96 Dodp,~~ 3 weeks (3TS) & 3(WA) condition. New was $1324, Depth sounder and VHF radio. $21,999 now only $15,999. Call Excellent condition. $32,500. $26.75. Additional words over asking $950 obo. Call 250-567- 250-635-3327. (250) 635-7487., 4X4,~~9~1~ ~'~io nlng 20 25C/word plus GET. Phone 2001 CHEV cavalier, 4 door, • 9846. Vanderhoof evenings. 638-7283, Fax 638-8432 or 12X68 MOBILE home with 12x28 addition. Newly standard shift. Very clean. CANOPY FOR sale. Black, fi- '94 Chrysler Concordo small to advertising@terra- $11,000. Call 250-638-1269. breglass, tinted glass, step side FOR SALE: 15 l/2ft Zodiac• cestandard.com We accept renovated, needs to be moved. 75hp w/jet. Center control steer- Auto,Air & More $10,500. Call 250-635-4202 QUICK SALE 1990 Crown Vic- made for 1997 Ford ranger (ca- $8,495 VISA, Mastercard or cash. nopy West Brand) Excellent ing, aluminum floor, inflatable after 6:00 pm. toria 167,000 km. Good condi- keel and dry bag. Used only 3 BEDROOM home, w/possible tion. Was $5200, now only~,. condition, new, was $1324. 14' •FORD basement suite. In bench area. 1973 12X68 mobile home for Asking $950 obo. Call 250-567- one season. Excellent condi- sale. 2 bdrm, w/d, f/s. Asking $2999. Call 250-635-3327. tion. Call 250.638-0021 or 250- minum Bool Large yard, new bathroom up- .."; ,| 9258 S ulvan 635-5005 Askin.d $13,995 obo. 2000 Ford Mustang grades, includes 2 fridges, 2 $12000 obo. Evenings 250-615- w/trailer 0116. WANTED: 28HP Yamaha Jet V6, 5 Spd.,NC, Cruise,Tilt, stoves + built in dishwasher. 2001 Civic Coupe LX 1995 Civic Hatch PowerWindows & Locks Moving must sell. Asking 1974 MOBILE excellent condi- NOW $17,995 $9,995 'outboard motor. 250-638-1907 $18,995 or 250-296-4264 s2,500.00 $119,000 obo. Call 250-635- tion 12x68. Three bedroom, 2000 GMC Jimmy 1995 Honda Accord EX-R $25,995 $15.995 1999 Ford Ranger 1963. newer carpeting, washer/dP/er, fridge/stove, built-in dishwash- 1999 Honda Civic Sl 1995 Honda Accord EX-R XCab 4x4 XLT 3 BEDROOM vertical log home er, newer hot water tank, heater $18,995 NOW $15.995 Air Conditioning,C.D. on beautiful Bab]ne Lake. Re- 1999 Chrysler Intrepid 1995 Ford 4WD Ext $18,995 and furnace. Large deck in park $15,995 cently renovated, deeded with in Thomhill. $22,000. 250-635- Cab w/Plow '99 Ford Mustang GT large shop. Located near Gra- 8208 9' NORTHERN LITE Camper. ve, Loaded nisle. Exceptional view. Fridge/stove, oven, furnace, $18,995 1998 SRI 14 x 70 modular porta potty, hydraulic jacks. Ex- $114,000. Phone 250-639-9519 home. Situated on pad in Pine T Diosol 4WD Extra Cab 1993 Subaru Loyale $36,995 NOW $8.995 cellent condition. Asking '97 Ford F150 Xcab 5.5 ACRE HOBBY Farm in Park, Available immediately. 2 $7900• Phone: 250-635-6791 4x4, V8, Auto, NC Jackpine Flats. 4 bdrm double- bedroom, 6 appliances, skylight 1999 Volks Golf Wolfsburg 1993 Toyota 4 Runner WAS S19.995 NOW $17,995 $11.995 $17,995 wide with all appliances, oil & and jacuzzi tub in bathroom. u--~T,~ 1999 Chev Astro AWD 1B93 Buick Century 6x10. New cedar deck and '92 Ford Explorer wood heat, large deck, wired Asking $51,000 will take newer NOW $19.995 Custom workshop, barn & hayloft and 2 5 th wheel or travel trailer as walls, heavy duty frame. VB,Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, 1999 Chev Silverado LS WAS $10.995 NOW $8.995 Windows,Sunroof, Cassette large greenhouses. Outdoor dd- downpayment. Call 250-638- NOW $27.995 1993 Honda Civic Hatch New wiring. $1000 obo, $11,595 lag arena & numerous outbuild- 8438. 1999 Honda Odyssey EX WAS $9,99S NOW $8,995 Smithers, 250-877-6909 ings in very private & fenced in NOW $27,995 1993 Plymouth Grand leave messa.qe. setting, Asking $139,900 obo. MUST LIQUIDATEI 1971 lead- 1998 Honda Civic EX Voyager ~878~RV!S :~ : Fr,o ~ appointment cal I 250-798- er mobile home, needs tic. Call NOW $14.995 NOW $7.995 245(~:,,..,~,~..,,.~ ...... weekdaysDam :-6pm;*Oall 250--:,:. • " 1998 Honda*CRV 1992 Mazda MX3Precedia :..)::~MOTORHOMES Air, Tilt, Cruise,Locks 635-4429. $21,995 WAS $8,995 NOW $8.995 $31,995 .... 1998 Honda CRV 1992 Ford Explorer XLT NOW $9.495 14' VENTURA fiberglass holi- 2000 Pontiac GL Pdx 1991 Toyota 4 Runner ESTATE SALE: 1991 security day trailer. Furnace, steve, 3 Air,Till, Cruise,Windows, Locks, I~V $8,995 Penthouse 33' 5th wheel, w/d, way fddge. Portipotti awning, CO, Keyless& More 1997 Chev 3/4 Ton 4x4 1991 Ford F250 4x4 microwave, a/c, vacuum, n/s. new tires. Propane tanks and $20,995 WAS$22.995 NOW $19.995 $9,995 tinted windows w/storms, 2 sky- cover. Very good condition, 2000 Pontiac Grand Am 1997 Honda CRV 1990 GMC Jimmy lights, awning, queen bed, stored. $2500, call 250-698- WAS $8.995 NOW $5,995 A/C, Tilt, Automatic,Cruise, NOW $19,995 many more options. Priced for 7627. Pwr, Windows/Locksand More 1997 Volks Jetta 1987 Chov Caprice Classic quick sale $17,000 obo. Phone 1984 PACE arrow 33' for NOW $2,995 $18,995 WAS $16.995 NOW $14,995 250-638-8064 $16,500 obo. Will consider 1995 Ford 4 Wheel Drive 1981 Char (For Parts) '98 ChevMalibu NOW $9,995 NOW $995 trade In. 6,5 kilowatt generator ~ dual roof all microwave, updat. V6, Auto, Air, Crulse,Tilt & more ed fridge, t.v, vcr. Phone 250. $13,995 Terrace_;3Honda 638-8386. '97 GrandAM 4838 Hwy 16 W -~ (250)638-8171 o. see= ../ ~-eoo-oes-~omo 2000 COLEMAN Sedona tent NC, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt P/DL, CD, 4 Dr, www.bchonda.com trailer 15' closed that opens to 22'. 3 way frldge /furnace/sink $9,995 with pump, Inside outside 2 '95 GMC 4x4 EX Cab SLT burner stove + portapotti, Has Auto, A/C, Tilt, Cruise awning with add a room. Dual $19,995 PLUS-1.8%PURCHASE FINANCING propane tanks + battery, Show- • , : !i ...... ;$ " 00 room condition. Asking $9000, '94 Pontiac BonnevilleSSEI Call 250-635-2646. V6,Turbo, Air, Crulse,Tilt, Windows,Locks, Leather & More LEASEiFOR 349 $10,995 '94 PontiacTranspod ~" "J ; I :~ "I~,f4 ~ I d, m dr,_.l : T." --- V6, Auto,Air, & More $7,995 '91 ChryslerDaytona Shelby107,00o~ Looking for ~ Trunk implant. Child Care? '93~C~S Y '92 Ford Tempo~or,~o $3,995 SkeenaChild Care Resource and '92 MercuryTopaz ~,~e $2,895 Referralhas information on childcare options and on '934x~.~to GMC~JL.'~d~LE '99 PontiacSunfire GT ~, ~ll~, ~,0co,~:~ $14,995 choosingchild care, Drop by The Family Place '95 Subaru LegacyWagon at 4553 Park Ave, IMPORTS '98 Ford Escort ~r,~o,m $11,395 or call 638-1 t 13, SkeanaCCRR is a programof the 2001 Subaru Impreza '99 PontiacSunfire GT ~, ~, ~, 39,ooo,~l=~ $14,995 TerraceWoman's Resource Centre All Wheel Drive,Air, Cruise andis fundedby the Ministryof Social Tilt, Windows, Locks '99 Subaru Outback @ $25,495 t~velopmentand Economic Secu~ $24,595 2001 Subaru Legacy .944 4 Dr., Sedan, Low KM,A/C, '00 BuickCe~Gdom $15,995 Cruise, Tilt, PowerWindows & MISCELLANEOUS Locks, Auto, CD '00 Subaru Outback Auto,Fulil~xl $26,995 $23,995 SERVICES , 2000 Toyota Corolla NiW~ee[~M, TPm~enger 4 Cyl,Auto, Air '93 PlymouthVoyager $6,995 $16,588 '94 FordAerostar A~D ~O,O00K~ $3,995" Newspapers '09 Mazda Miata Convertible '95 FordWindstar GL $8,995 want to get Only 18,800 KM i "] :1 :~-]i','d ~ I :I ,]k d :tt/d [~ it right. $20,995 '94 ChevExt Cab 4x4 Silverado $14,995 We're pretty pleased with the feat our engineers pulled off. A Jetta with 70 '99 Toyota Corolla •So if at times they fall 4 Cylv Auto, Low Km. 134,000Kms, wr Wi~/to&s, Eo~in~Chain cubic feet of cargo space* for you to sink into. Pop anything you want in short, let their editors $14,995 '94 Toyota4 RunnerV~Cleon, Led~ Sunroof, Full Lod $15,995 know. the back, never mind what it is or why you put it there. Just take advantage. '94 Volkswagen '95 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT 4x~,~o,~.~ $~(~)~1~5 If they can't solve the Jetta problem, contact the B.C. 4 door,4 CyI,, 5 Spd. '96 GMC SuburbanFu~,~,~,=~ $20,995 Oh, and while you're at it, take advantage of the price too. It starts at just Was 8,995 Press Council, a $8,495 '98 Ford F.150 Ext. Cab 4x4 3~r $20,995 $25,435 t. Okay, your turn to be pleased• vOluntarY' body that looks Into and tries to '93 Mazda '99 Mazdn B4OOO Ext. Cd) S.L ~4~ $16,995 mediate unresolved MPV AWl) Van Auto, Cruise,Tilt, PW Drivers 'w'anted." (~ reader complaints about $5,595 news and oplnton In B.C. '2002 VoGkwogon1-800-DRIVE VW or VW.com newspapers, ¢70 cubicfeet of ca~gospace only when rear seOIs ore 5:m~vard.tBa~ MSRP ~ 2003Jeffa Wagon OLS.wlt~ 5 speeclmanual Ironsmi.ion.Price exclLKhs additional optlonal equilxn~l, loxes, dealer and desfnaSonchurgeL Deol0r sds advalprice. B.C. PRESS COUNCIL [TER ' E 201-1290 Broad Street, Columbia Auto Haus ltd. Victoria, B.C. VBW 2A5 4916HW, 16 West635.7ts7 Ph. 250-384-3344 4109 SubstationAvenue, Terrace F~x: 250-384-3346 1-800-313-7187 m 5 58 DLR #6351 (Highway to Kitimat) Fmall:¢0undl@b~r~c0undl.0r www.tewaceaut0mall.c0m 635-0997 Webib~rps(0undi,0rg ,':- ,. oooooooooooeo¢)oeeeoseeeeeeeesaeeeteeaeeoeoseeeeeaaeaeeee¢) B10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 7, 2002

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