City Deman.Ds Bridge Crews Work Late by JEFF NA,GEL All Eastbound Traffic Will Go Over the New'bridge, and All Got One of the Best Times

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WEDNESDAY JUNE 14, 1995 Ti NDAR City deman.ds bridge crews work late By JEFF NA,GEL All eastbound traffic will go over the new'bridge, and all got one of the best times. THE CITY has conceded there is nothing it can do to westbound traffic ~ except over-length vehicles-- will take If the project was started in September, as others suggest, stop a controversial plan to go to one-way traffic on local the old Skeena River bridge. there would be a great danger of extensive delays due to rai- bridges starling next Tuesday. Larger westbound vehicles will line up on the Thomhill ny weather ~ and the project might even be halted over But councillor Ed Graydon says he wants to prever,t side and will be flagged through on the new bridge. winter. similar delays next year when Keith Ave. is rebuilt. The project is scheduled to run from June 20 to July 27. "I think in reality we got a high priority," Hull said. Reconstruction of Highway 16--all the way from the Council is petitioning highways minister Jackie Pement He said the average delay is estimated at less than five Northern Motor Inn in Thornhill out west beyond McEwan to have crews work extra shifts ~ even 24 hours a day ~ to minutes for eastbound traffic and westbound heavy vehicles. GM ~ is scheduled to last three months, he noted. It will be get the job done f~ter. Crews normally work I0 hours a day. There will be no wait for westbound traffics. done in smaller sections, however, ,qnddelays likely won't be Councillor Yal George said the timing ~ during the peak Hull said locals will be inconvenienced, but he doubted as severe, of the tourist season--couldn't be worse. tourism will be seriously affected. "Perhaps it's too late to do anything about this project, "We seem to be getting the lowest priority in the pro- "To a tourist getting on a B.C. Ferry, a six-minute wait is but it's not too late to look at next year's scheduling," he said. vince on this," he said. "We seem to have drawn the very not going to matter," he said. "It's the owner of a Lomak Highways ministry officials came up with this summer's worst time in terms of the effect on tourism and the effect on truck who's waiting for hours each day for weeks on end who one-way bridge plan as the only way of keeping traffic sane business." I worry about." during redecking of the Dudley Little (new) bridges. But councillor David Hull disagreed, suggesting Terrace Graydon predicts the project won't finish in the sched- Ed Graydon (.3ity agrees keep t)ench farm zoning McCONNELL AVENUE res- cultural residential zoning. idents were out in force Monday The change will meananother night to protest zoning changes public hearing is required,fit least that would ban new agricultural two weeks away. development on the western part Planning consultant- Bruce

T -,-,- of the bench. Anderson noted the decision could " -p'ut'~btiiicliih-a diiYic'~ii~sitionl '~ first major rebuild of the city's Because the Official zoning bylaw since 1966. Community Plan identifies the area The proposed replacement as amore strictly residential use, bylaw creates a number of new council couldn't reasonably turn zones, includ!ng rural residential down a rezoning to RR-1 in the (RR-1) -- which would apply to area, he said. And that would raise the area west of Marshall St. and the possibility of residential subdi- north of McConnell to Halliwell. visions springing up in the midst of But numerous residents said the agricultural zone ~ and then they had bought property there conflict with existing farms. recently with intentions of carry- Planning consultant Bruce ing out small scale fanning. Anderson noted the long-term plan A rural residential zoning to transform the area into a more would mean farms already devel- strictly residential zone has been oped could remain, but new farm part of the Official Community buildings couldn't be built and Plan since council adopted it two existing ones couldn't be replaced, years ago. "There's a large group of us Joe Barbosa queried council keen on staying the way we are," on a provision that would ban any Dave Shannon, of 5228 construction within 60 metres of McConnell, told the public hearing the Skeena River, on the zoning bylaw, That means any house that He presented a 16-name peti- bums on Skeena St. or Kerr St. tion to council asking for the area cannot be rebuilt, he noted. to be designated agricultural resi. City councillors said the dential (AR-2). change was ordered by the envi,. Council agreed Monday night ronment ministt:y to meet flood- to change the area back to an agri- plain requirements. II Goal-hungry SCI landfill plan CENTENNIAL LIONS' Andrew McColl slashes in for a shot on the Wildwood under-10 Terrace Youth Soccer action at Christy Park fieldsl Scoring goals is a specialty with the division leading Lions who have outscored their opponents 25-9 to date. Tonight, beginning at 6:30 p.m. the Lions gets dumpea on will be trying to keep their five-game unbeaten streak alive against Elkers Au[o Supply. REGIONAL District dircetom Terrsco-Thornhill. have turned thumbs down on a And regional district planner Skeens Cellulose application to Brace Lennox pointed out it was create a waste wood dump near unlikely such development could the airport. take place on a wood waste dis- The company currently uses a po~l site without "substantial re- landfill off the West Kalum Rd. habilitation due to potential but this is about to reach capacity. leschate, methane gas generation It's a jungle out there for COs Retained by SCI to Invest/gate and spontaneous combustion con- poss~le replacement sites, Adam A COUGAR, wolves and a are rare in this area. suspects the culprits were dogs charging bear have kept conser. would have never made it." Enginccdng checked out seven, Based on the above, directors "They depend on a large deer that had begun to go wild. Also last week, comervation of. vation officers busy of late. population for their survival," he two north of Terrace off I~tlum decided to object to SCI's "It sounds like it's more con- ricers were forced to destroy a Lake Drive and the others to the proposal, suggesting the company The action started last week said. "In this area there's not sistent with dog attacks," he said/ with reports of a cougar spotted problem bear Friday around the south of the airport and Thonhill. further inves~ate one of the sites many cougars. We get maybe a "There have been complaints in around the s~ooi in Kitsmaat Exstew River forest reception Based on the soils, Bamcss of off Kalum Lake Drive between Village. site. the land, highway access and Glacierand Lcanto Creeks. The big cat hadn't done any- The bear had •been tn the area proximity to Terrace, Adam In a report to directors, Lennox for quite some time, Fujlno said, thing aggressive, conservation of. "'If tl~ey were wolves and that pup ran into the Engineering recommended a said Adam Engineering had indi- ricer Ken Fujino said, but officers and wasn't causin 8 problems ini- 30ha site located cast of the air. cated it would do so. have decided to u 7 to relocate it bush, It would Imve never made it.'" ...... FUJINO tially. port lands and stretching to tlwy Operation of the landfill would bemuse of its proxlrnity to school Then he started getting Into gar- 37 South. see trenches of up to 4m being children. bage, and he Iml all fear of However, the terrain and lees. excavated. Wood waste would be He said a Terrace man with people once the publk started tloa benefits which the co~dtant dumped into the ~ach to a maxl. sighting a year." the past of dogs packing in that feedi~ him. trained dogs is on call to come highlighted are also what makes mum of 3m then coveted with a Also in IGtimat, in the Qua,sine area." Conservation officers dewar and assist officers the next area, t man reported being at- the area attractive for iadustrhl or thinner layer of the materials ex. time the cougar /s spotted. The He predicted the man's puppy, responded after repom of the ag, commerehl development at ~me cavated to estate the trench. tadked by a pack of five wolves which returned after being at- gresstve beat chaw,h8 veldcles t. plan tsto tree It, tranquilize it, last week. point in the future, That layering would be repeated tacked, would not have survived the area. ' With that in mlnd, the airport so that over the lifetime of the and then relocate it, Fujino said. He was knocked down but un. if the encounter had been with Conservation officer Fujino called it a dusk case of bench has been earmarked In the landfill m estimated at 30 years Manta hurt, ,while his two dogs were wolves. "If they were wolves and a bear being needlessly deal,eyed res~qudng study for pomlible Melderb said cougar slghttnss wounded ht the attack. But Fujtno m the pile would rise 15 metres that pup on Into the bush, it because of public stupldity. ~ inclusion in an amalgamated ubo~ e i he o~al groundlevel. A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 Ticketed II1'11 I i SIX ANGLERS were ticketed June 3 on the Kalum River. RADELET & COMPANY The angleJm either did not lave Barristers & Solicitors, Vancouver, B.C. the required Class 2 Ilccace for Companies • Family Trusts • Tax Matters STOP (;lllIV|l" the Kalum, or else failed to prop James W. Radelet Phone 689-0878 Fax 689-1386 edy record the Ebbing days on the back before beginning to fish. Conservation o~cer Doug Fomdlck said nbout 30 anglers ,';!1)1)!)1:11!| were spot checked. Also ticketed was ugltag guide Andrew Rush,on, whose clients I ..: were not properly licensed, City ignores Forsdick said. • bii i "There's a lot of pressure on chipper fears that river," Forsdick said. "It's THE POSSIBILITY of a important for people to realize chipper on Braun St. once again they've got to record thesedates brought neighbourhood resi- and watch on these licenccs to dents to council Monday night. make them v,alitL" Resident Kaeleen Foote Nabbed appeared before the public RETURN'~G to the scene of the hearing into the city's new zon- crime proved a mistake for a lO:OO e.m. to 2:00 p.rn. ing bylaw and called for a more young offender. *Dad will e~joy our Great Quality precise definition of what's per- Terrace Crime Stoppers are asking your assistance in RCMP had received a report of - Breakfast Favourites - Baron of Beef mitted in a light industrial zone. solving a theft which occurred between May 14 and May 15, ' a car being stolen firom an address - Specialty Items Foote is one of the neigh- 1995 at a building site belonging to Bear River Industries on on Substation Rd. at 7:19 p.m. - Fresh Fruit Table bourhood residents who fought the Hwy 16 East access road by Inland Kenworth. Thursday. When the thief later - Amazing Homemade Deserts returned to the scene, he was ar- Terrace Precut's plans to Terrace RCMP received a call from a worker at the job *You will enjoy our Great Value rested by police. He will appear Adults $1 0.95 j expand operations last year or~ site who stated that someone had stolen insulation from the in court to face charges of theft Children (4-1 O) $4.95 t land zoned light industrial. work site. over $5,000 and break, enter and KIDS UNDER 4YEARS EAT FREE They expect the operation Investigation reveals that a dual wheeled vehicle, possibly commit theft. The vehicle was to try to add a chipper soon, and darker in coiour, backed onto the worksite allowing persons returned undamaged. Foote wants council to label to load the items onto the vehicle. Stolen was 19 rolls of chippers a permitted use for insulation. 10 rolls were three-inches thick at 48 inches by heavy industrial zones only. 54 inches, white and foil in colour. 8 rolls were three inches She noted the new zoning thick at 48x78 inches, plain coloured, and one roll was three bylaw gives no better definition, effectively leaving it to inches thick at 48x84 inches, white and foil in colour. The Paint Swap & Drop.F council to decide whether a use insulation is valued at $3,000 to $5,000. is offensive or incompatible If you know the identity of the person or persons responsible for this theft, Crime Stoppers would like to hear with adjacent zones. Return that leftover paint you've been storing... from you. "Who determines what is . .. or pick up some FREE paint dropped off by your neighbours. compatible and what is offen- Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward up to sive?" she asked. "As far as $1,000 dollars for information leading to an we're concerned a chipper is arrest and charges laid against an individual TERRACE offensive and incompatible." in this or any other unsolved crime. If you have any information call Crime Stoppers at Sunday, June 18 Planning consultant Bruce 63S-TIPS, that's 635-8477. Callers will not be Anderson said a more specific required to reveal their identity nor testify in 9:00 am to 3:00 pm list of permitted uses isn't wise, court Crime Stopper does not subscribe to call because it's impossible to item- display. ize every possible land use, and Skeena Mall Parking Lot that ultimately such decisions are up to council anyway. Call 63 5-TIPS 400 - 4741 Lakelse Avenue City council agreed with Anderson and decided not to We can only accept leftover household paint: no marine paint, industrial paint, or change the section in question. Councillor Gordon Hull aerosol cans please! A limit of 10 cans per vehicle would be appreciated. said he understands the chipper Limited amounts of returned paint will be available on a "first-come first-serve basis". would be a small one -- and G.R,D. Automotive wouldn't be as noisy as larger whole-log chippers. FULL SERVICE For more information call: 1-800-505-0139 '"l'i:tofft think 'the kifid of ~[ [ ,1 chipper he's talking about .... Biakes ; Tune-ups would-make any-more nuisance Front ~End Repair Funded by the: than he's already making," E~.C. Paint Care Association added councillor Val George. GARY R. HOLLAND Representing over 90°/6 of B.C.'s paint industry. Firefighters 3504 Kalum Street ~,,~'~92 battle blazes FIREFIGHTERS are bat- tling 17 fires in the Prince Rupert Forest Region, but mosl SCHOOL DISTRICT 88 (TERRACE We'll take shoulders. of the action is in the far north. Regional fire officer SUMMER HOURS There's an aging second Ii'idge chompiv 'd save energy and the environment. Wayne Stucklberger said four in the baseinent. Or perhaps you're thinl gee can use up to twice as much elec- fh'es are actively being fought SCHOOL DISTRICT 88 one in the Bell-Irving area ADMINISTRATION buying a new fridge but you're not sure y as today's energy-efficient models. north of Bowser Lake, and do with the old one. In either case. B.C.I By turning in your old, operating three more out of Dease Lake. Board Office can help. fi'idge, you can reduce your Hydro The blazes range in size will be instituting summer 9ili and the energy you save takes a from one hectare to 30 hectares, hours Free pick.up of your oM effective he said. energy-guzzler. d off the environment. Several crews are now in Monday, July 3rd through Friday, September 1st We'll pick up your fi'idge ns long as To :uTange tbr rice pick-up, call the area, including two large inclusive. Hours will be it's in working condition and between Refrigerator Recovery Hotliue at 20-person crews. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There's one fire northefi'~'t 10-24 cubic feet.* And using environ- i63-2274 through- of Hazelton, he said, adding it is mentally sound rnethods, we'll safely . or 683-2274 in contained and being mopped recycle the ozone depleting CFC Lower Mainland. Saves More up. Than Money The fire hazard in the refrigerant and all the metal. region has dropped down to BChgdro Be pat, t)l See yourlot moderate thanks to the wee- ~...... for ii llttlllb~2 Mcl tJn~lml lU l' lh'r c'tf~hJ#wr. B,C:ll~dro #'e*ell".t ll ' l k'l to kend's rain. l'reser~.i,gn.s,,rces. Creating i,bs. Itll k'¢' or Call(cl Ih¢ qlli'r lit lOW H/lie q'J I o I ~ ~ ' ,li ' ' "But if the sun comes out again for three or four days we'll be back up to where we were in a very short period of time," Stucklberger said.

Youth hearing THIS YEAR I,AST YEAR DAILYRECORDS continues May MAX. MIN. PCPN SUN ~ PCPN SUN MAX. YEAR MIN. YEAR PREClp, YE,J~B PROSECUTORS are in 27 22.9 10.1 7,8 11.9 4.6 0.8 7.9 32.2 1958 1,1 1966 12,4 1976 court this week arguing for a 28 16.5 9.8 TR 1.5 9,7 5.0 7.8 0.0 29.5 1983 0,0 1956 15,2 1966 Ia-year-old youth to be tried as 29 15.5 7.5 TR 2.3 11.5 5.0 1.6 2.5 34.6 1983 2,8 1966 4,0 1981 an adult in last fall's double 3O 15.5 8.5 TR 1.2 14.8 4.9 1.4 5.9 26,7 1956 0,0 1959 8.4 1973 murder in Thomhill. 31 The youth is charged with 11.6 7.6 4.8 0.0 13.4 6.7 8.6 1.6 26.1 1956 1,7 1976 12.2 1960 first-degree murder in the kill- June1 17.2 8.6 TR 3.7 14.9 7.4 1,9 1.2 27.8 1957 1,5 1988 16,8 1993 ings of Jean and Yvon Gosselin. 2 17.5 9.3 0.2 11.4 17.5 7.5 0,2 3.7 28.5 1978 3,9 1976 14.5 1964 Also charged in both deaths is 28-year-old George Bliss Hawthorne. His preliminary [] ROAD MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: hearing resumes Sept. 11. NECHAKO~ The body of 66-year-old Although spring has arrived, watch for frost and icy sections in evenings and Jean Gosselin was found mornings. Watch for bridge cleaning/maintenance,patching and litter pickup NOR'rHCOAST stabbed to death in the ashes of crews, CONSTRUCTION SERVICES his Thomhill home Sept. 26. tz/ / His son, 25-year-old Yvon Please watch for and obey traffic control signing, To report road hazards, call 638. /7 Gosselin, was found shot to Your Road Maintenance Contractor death with a crossbow near the Terrace airport. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - A3

~~, ~??,.~!<< ¢ .: {: ~.:!:1! , .: ::~ News In Brief I RD selects treasurer KITIMAT-S~KINE regional district has appointed Verna Wlckie as its treasurer and deputy administrator. q Wickie, currently deputy-treasurer with the Cowichan Valley regional district, will begin work here Monday, July 17. A certified management accountant, she also has experience in the corporate sector. Married with three children, Wickie enjoys camping and the outdoors. Paint collection set GOT SOME left over paint you want to get fld of? Then take it to the Skeena Mall parking lot Sunday, June 18. That's when the Paint Care program's mobile collection unit will be here. Residents can drop off left over oil or latex paint at no charge. However, the collection does not include marine and industrial paint, aerosol cans or other hazardous household wastes such as solvents, paint thinners or pesticides. Any re-usable paint will be set aside and ne available to the public at no cha~ge on a first come, f'LrStserve basis. The collection runs from 9a.m. until 3 p.m. ,,.. • .¢.,; - : > . , , /. ,+":" , ,. • , , '" , 7, ' Seat sale announced THE GREAT Northern Seat Sale is under way, but this one's not THE RCMP'S new laser speed meter has an Impressive range. up a wide range of locations throughout the northwest, from the Constable Daryl Rainkie has accurately targeted vehicles almost Queen Charlotte Islands to the Yukon border. an airline promotion. 1.5 km in the distance. Motorists can expect to see the laser set It's the brainchild of the University of Northern B.C. and intended to raise money for that institution's general scholarship and bursary f~ad. Costs of the chairs range from $250 to $500 depending on which theatre they are in. Speeders under the laser gun In exchange for donations, people will be able to dedicate a seat or group of sests in one of UNBC's six lecture theatres. Engraved ANYTIME, anywhere. "We'll be using the laser in ad- pohtt a vehicle "in t~e" distance, they're targeting the vehicle? plaques placed on the back of the seats will show the name of the dition to radar," Constable With the push of a button the "It's fool proof," says Rainkie. That's the message the Terrace says donor or in whose name the donation was made. All conh~bntions Rainkie, of laser gun calibrates the speed of a "If yon miss, you get an error RCMP want to get out about DawI the Terrace, are tax deductible and will be matched by the province. when and where the public can Highway Patrol. And though it vehicle within a second. reading." . . . . o .... For further intformation, phone the university at (604) 960-5555 will be stationed in Terrace, the With this new technology can expect to run into its new laser or fax (604) 960-5794. radargun. laser will be operated in a wide "It's extremely accurate," says motorists expect to face a sharp The Canadian-made $8,000 area stretching from the Queen Raiakie. The laser sends out 60 increase in the number of speed. laser was purchased by ~e Insur- Charlotte Islands to Kifimat, east pulses of light within a third of a ing fines they receive? Not unless Terracite hauls in prize ance Corporation of British to Hazelton and north to the second and takes measurements they frequ~y speed excessive- TOM PROTHEROE came away from l~ince Rupert's Seafest Columbia (ICBC) for the RCMP Yukon and Aflin. from these to calculate a vehicle's ly, says Rai~kie. fishing derby with the big one -- a 40.751b. spring salmon, and as part of an ongo~ campaign to The laser differs significantly speed. To be precise, the laser is "We're not here to make the the $2,000 top prize money. Protherce's catch weighed in five reduce the number of speed xc- province ~oney," he says. pounds heavier than his nearest challenger. lated accidents in the province. "We're just Irying to prevent ac- EnUT numbers were down this year at 125 and no children's "We consider speed a ~ajor is- cidents and get motorists to slow entries were received. And that has organizers puzzled and look- sue," says ICBC spokesman The laser sends out 60 pulses of light within a doy,'n." ing for nnswer~. Moira Wellwood. "We get over third of a second and is accurate to plus or To that end the RCMP will be $400 million a year in claims xe- minus 15 centimetres. targeting places in the northwest lated to speeding. And we can't where speeding-related accidents Vehicles buyers can claim even begin to measure the tern'ble are comlnon. BUYERS of motor vehidea or extended in-house warranty plans toll speeding takes on ~human The laser guns have been a can now recetTe up compensation of up to $20,000 in eases of lives." from radar, says Rainkie. While accurate to plus'or minus 15 cen- common sight in the lower main- dealership failmes, dishonest conduct or failure to provide clear Currently there are 24 of these radar operates on a wide band, timeVes." land for the last few years, and title. LTI 20-20 Laser Radar Guns in picking up everything that's The range of the laser is only ICBC considers them a very The money will come from a new Motor Dealer Customer Com- the province. Terrace is the only moving, the laser grin pinpoints a limited by its line of sight. So far, worthwhile inveslment pensation Fund to be administered by a board made up of con- northern community which has specific vehicle. the RCMP have been generally "Just the fact that they're out sumer advocates, car retailers and representatives of the B.C. one so far, the next closest com- The laser gun is stationary using it at a range of half a kilo- there is a deterrent," says Automobile.Association. munities being Revelstoke and device, mounted on a tripod, and metre, but Rainkic has recorded Wellwood. However, compensation will only be available to those buying Vernon. is the size of a video camera. Of. speeds of larger vehicles at a dis- And, Constable Rainkie points from licensed dealerships. The fund will be financed by a~mal

But that doesn't mean you ricers look through the device's tance of 1.4 kin. out, if motorists don't speed, they contributions of L$300 fl'om the more than 16,000 registered probably won't get caught ff you telescopic lens, ~,~1;:.~¢1 laser So at those kind of distance, don't ineed to worry about being dealerships in the province, .... speed outside of Terrace. beam the width*~f a pen~ to pin- how can the RCMP be sure eaught by the aew laser gun .... ! , : , :

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t A4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 T~ERRACE STANDARD rtl,t er qet o z if,,, ESTABLISHEDAPRIL 27, 1988

ADDRESS: 4647 Lazeile .ave., Terrace, B.C. • V8G 1S8 TELEPHONE: (604)638-7283 • FAX: (604)638-8432 MODEM: (604) 638-7247 Heartland OF ALL the groups in town, it's the normally mild-mannered Terrace Beautification Society that has put the boots to CN Rail in recent weeks. About bloody time, we say. These are the dedicated volunteers who clean up garbage, plant trees, and ensure planters are bursting with blooms by the time the summer tourists arrive. They want to develop a strip of trees, benches and paths along the north side of the railway, from the Sande Overpass west towards the Kalum River. Terrace has evolved to the point that residents now take a great deal of pride in its appearance. Garden centres are jammed with customers at this time of year. Meanwhile the railway remains the one eyesore that cannot be hidden as visitors pass through. Society treasurer Conrad Ganzenburg aptly de- Respect dead in legislature scribes the railway zone as a no-man's land of VICTORIA m A COUPLE, of legislative chamber, but never grilling of cabinet ministers is urban decay ia the heart of our city. weeks ago, the press gallery at the expense of Parliament or dripping with naked hostility threw its annual bash for the the opponent's self-respect. and bile. The railway may have given birth to this town Members of the Legislalive The debate over Barrett's Blame can't go to the L~er- Assembly. and remains integral to us in many ways. Agricultural Land Act was als alone. It was the NDP It's a time-honored occasion But we cannot help but agree with the society. marked by savage opposition which introduced a nasty tone at which both the politidans and memorable f'd~ustering. into the proceedings of the While CN has helped create attractive parks in and the Fourth Estate can let Old warriors like Jim Chabot, legislature during the Vander down their hair, share a fete Don Phillips and Alex Fraser Zaim government, particularly places like Houston and Jasper, the corporation drinks and laughs, and forget continues to give its Terrace properties all the pulled out all the stops, but the last two years. about the often stormy Lad never, never lost sight of the The unrestrained vengeance respect of a third-grade nuclear waste dump. sometimes acrimonious rela- fact that without some measure with which Mce Sihota went tionship their unique symbiosis of respect for the opponent, after Bud Smith was quite The society is a tad ambitious in asking council produces. Parliament itself will suffer. comparable to the exchange of to relocate existing businesses from the strip in Without breaking the trust 1:1 ;[el ~'~IIi: I :llHr:l~i i f:l II What also helped in those hostilities we see today. question. But their goal is admirable. and tradition, according to HUBERT BEYER years was the third party, the To their credit, the Reform And CN's record is not. which this evening is off the L~erals, which small as it was, Party members maintain an acre~rd, I can tell you that the consisted of some great par- ceptable level of parliamentary different party caucuses a]ad liamentarians, like Alan Vii- behavior. That isn't to say they the press gallery types do skits, into the daily business in the lianas, Pat McC~er and Crarde are wimpy. Quite the opposite. poking fun at each other md legislature. Gard0m, whose contributions When Reform leader Jack generally have a great old ~t The relationship between invariably added to the sum to- Weisgerber goes after the NDP time. government and the Liberal tal of parliamentary conduct. in his inimitable down-home This year, however, the NDP opposition has reached a low I And when later, they joined style, he inflicts more wounds ranks were somewhat sparsely have not previously seen. The the Social Credit caucus and on the government than all the represented, which didn't ferocity with which the Liber- became cabinet ministers, they Liberals combined. come as a surprise. Whereas als attack the NDP is without provided an important balance Our system of parliamentary Taxing idea the government troops show even the slightest pretext of to the more right-wing mem- democracy is a tentative and up in full force the first year of respect for either the opponent bers of the Socred caucus. fragile institution at the best of their mandate, relations with AN ECONOMIST's report has concluded what personally or Parliamentary In those years, former NDP times. Its oniy strength lies in the media tend to be a little most of us already knew: trying to tax pine decorum in general. attorney general Alex Mac- society's wish to be governed strained by the time the next And human nature being donald played squash with his by the rule of law, not arms. A mushroom picking is a nutty idea. election looms. what it is, the NDP members Liberal opponents, one of strong army may be able to So, while there's nothing The report recommends licensing pickers and respond in kind, all of which whom, Gardom, has gone on to save society from an enemy in- new cr unusual about tee drags the venerable institution become British Columbia's trnder, but not frona itself. buyers to identify people and reduce the danger deteriorating relationship be- of Parliament into a quagmire newest Lieutenant-Governor. The battle-scarred veterans of armed thuggery around the buying stations. tween government and media of mutual loathing. These days, there is little of politics I referred to earlier as the powers that be are nmr- But Phil Meyer, hired by the province to con- It wasn't always like this. politeness lost between the knew instinctively that there is ing the end of their mandate, duct the study, concludes that using licensing to During the Dave Barrett and Lroenls and the NDP. At a line which must 1:ol be what alarms me is the unprece- Bill Bennett years, fierce times, question period, a tradi- crossed. tax pickers would be "regressive". dented acrimony that has crept battles were fought in the tionally fiery and unforgiving And they didn't cross it. That's economist code for "not very nice.'" The vast majority of pickers are low-income earners, and many are either unemployed or don't have steady work, Meyer found. Even the buyers and brokers, who all wear Trials of portrait photography gold-plated underwear by conventional picker FEW OF US enjoy sitting for a sional head-and-shoulders boulders. Others balance in portrait photograph. Even pho- wisdom, don't make excessive profits, he said. publicity shot to humor a mag- rushing water. The euphonium tographers prefer to be behhnd azine editor. I was posed spine and flute players wear hip The social costs of denying pickers this source the cameras. straight, arms just so on an waders. And one trombone of income clearly outweighs any tax revenue But if you must have your armrest, one shoulder forward, player, snug in a wet suit, picture taken, choose an head turned a degree to one holds his horn aloft to avoid benefit the government might gain. award-winning shutter bug. By side, chin raised a smidge. snorkeling. Like the mushrooms themselves, the picking in- luck, I did. The photographer's wife It was 9 a.m. Thanksgiving dustry has sprang up entirely on its own, without Since the days of tlae tamed my unruly locks with morning, 3.5 degrees C at the Brownie box camera I've been hair spray, puffed the sleeve airport. any government help or meddling to date. leery of picture-taking. WheJn- caps of my blouse, and told mc While the photographer set If successful, any significant fee or tax would ever the film was developed to smile, but not blink. Ha. I've up his cameras high atop tire I'd find myself dressed Dr. discourage that activity, robbing the northwest of never been good at doing two rocks like Butch Cassidy pick- Senss style with a lampshsde things at the same time. When ing a spot to jump, his wife on a major cash injection into the regional economy. sprouting from my head, er THROUGH BIFOCALS she would make a joke to relax the ground relayed his posing If unsuccessful ~ more likely given pickers' peeking out from a busy bacl¢- me, I'd laugh, lose my pose, instructions to the shivering ground like E.T. among the CLAUDETTE SANDECKI attitudes to government -- it would lead to an and blink. musicians below. stuffed toys. Bii~iking is bad. A blink When everyone was ia posi- expensive and pointless enforcement debacle. And these were the pictures closes your eyes. When the tion, the musicians d Dfl'ed their We can only hope the goven~ment will take its taken with twenty feet between Cruz's MediaWatch descries camera catches you in a blink cozy jackets to show off their me and the Karsh. the retouch work done on her you :night as well fold your Royal blue sweaters, the jack- own advice. Close-ups are more hazard. photo to perfect her image: hands on your chest and smell ets were whisked out of view, ous. Every hair, mole, and "Clean up complexion; soften the daisies. and the musicians blasted a wrinlde comes vividly to view. eyes lines, smile line, and line If a single subject takes skill single note off the caven~ous I was consoled to read wheat under ear lobe; add color to and patience to photograph walls of the creek /.~ PUBLISHER/EDITOR:Rod Link movie star Michelle Pfeiffer lips; trim chin; remove neck well, imagine the trials of The photo took runner-up ADVERTISING MANAGER'. Mike L. Hamm was photographed for a 1990 lines; add highlights to ear- posing 31 musicians and their among 400 print entries of Esquire cover, even glamorous rings; add blush to cheek." PRODUCTIONMANAGER', Edouard Credgeur brass horns on the rugged large groups in s provincial Pfeiffer needed re-touching. And on and on. rocks of Kleanza Creek. NEWS JeffNagel NEWS SPORTS Malcolm Baxter =o...... competition of professional An invoice leaked to Santa Recently, I sat for a profes- Like harp seals, they dot the photographers. COMMUNITY: t. ~s Lcv KdUl OFFICE MANAaER: Rose Fisher, 'lerry Miller ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: Sam Collier, Janet Viveiros Tracey Tomas COMMUNITY SERVICE/TELEMARKETER: Monique Belangcr ADVERTISINO ASSISTANT: Helen Hasclmcyer DARKROOM: Susan Credgcur COMPOSITOR: Shannon Cooper .OOPV,... h~-'"()' T/-tRI;A-~ /Cv_~r~oM CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Karen Brunette ~IEMBER OF B,C, PRESS COUNCIL Ssv=ng the Terraceand ~ornhill area, Published on Wednesdayof each week by Cariboo Ptess (1969) Ud. at 4647 LazelleAve.. Terrace. British Columbda. Stories, photograpl~s,Illusttati0ns, designs and lypestyles In the TerraceStandard are the properly of I~e copyright holders iocluding Cariboo Press (1969] Lid., its Illustration repro services and advertising agencies, Reproductionin wholeor In pad, without writtenperm=ss~or~, is ~pecificallyprohibited. "Z ~ .,x Aulhorizedas secondclass m~l pending the Post Olflcu Oepartmentfor paymentof postagetn cas~. Special thanks to all our contributors and correspondents for their time and talents " . • _ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - A5

THE DEADLY DISEASE WE HIDE _.__---q ':':T Ts MISERABLE, pressed person can also be psychiatric state, or a com- tion they take. With contin- II ]] devastating disease, flags for a thyroid condi- bination of these. ued treatment, more than 90 ]] says Terrace physi- tion, a viral illness, or a The latest news suggests per cent fully recover. JLcian Sharon Lee. number of cancers. the disease is closely tiect to Despite its record of suc- "It's not an indication of The variety of symptoms low levels of the chemicals cess, the medication often moral weakness or being -- and the fact that there are which serve to transmit in- inspires as many false no- soft in the head. It can hap- several different types of formation between nerve tions among patients as the pen to anyone." depression ~ make this an ceils in the brain. disease itself. and ov,r apir-'-" She's talking about an easily disguised iIlness: Some research points to the "Some people are quite epidemic affecting more hard for doctors to diag- possibility of a lab test on the happy to be taking antibi- than 3,600 people in the nose, even harder for pa- horizon to measure those otics for pneumonia," Lee go,. worr Greater Terrace area right tients to understand. chemicals in key portions of says, "but suggest they take now; a disease that leaves "People may not complain the brain. "But at this point," antidepressants and they its victims weak, bewil- about being depressed per Lee says, "biological testing get quite twitchy." ovd o,.er who dered, or even dead. se," Lee points out. "Their for depression is still an ~n- Their fears are un- Despite its devastation, complaints may appear to exact science." founded. Antidepressants Lee says clinical depres- have nothing to do with the At the same time, she won't change a patient's sion is a diagnosis many depression." notes, treatment is highly personality. They are not people are reluctant to be- Just as the symptoms vary, effective, particularly drug tranquilizers or stimulants; "/ e - "eI,L ,vv.w'~," 1 lieve. "It's much easier to so does the impact of the iU- therapy. "Regardless of its nor are they addictive. accept a clearly physical ness. Some bouts leave a origin, antidepressants in What that means for the . ev,r gad. ,ei ,r i, diagnosis ~ diabetes, high mild mood disturbance; oth- general will help depres- thousands who suffer to- blood pressure or some- ers inflict a crippling an- sion. The majority of people day, is that depression is a thing like that." guish. Some are so severe as will be helped promptly." highly treatable disease. It's no surprise people to result in suicide. Indeed, studies say as "Help is available," Lee -L da Var.da might deny they suffer There are an average of 12 many as 75 per cent of de- says "You'll be feeling from a disease commonly suicide deaths reported in pressed patients respond much better, much sooner, • viewed as a shameful per- the Skeena Health Region quickly to the first medica- so why be miserable?" C] sonality flaw. each year, most of them be- Often, victims of depres- lieved to be caused by acute sion refuse to even ac- depression. Government re- knowledge their symp- ports say the true count is WARNING SIGNS toms. Some seek temporary A distinct grief even higher, as some suicide relief in alcohol or drug deaths are mis-classed as'ac- * Fatigue: Loss of energy or Joss of interest in I-IAD HER HANDSOIVlE, 24-year-old son died from cancer, abuse. Others believe re- cidents or drug overdoses. normal activities. Terrace store cashier Sue Waller would have no qualms about covery is a simple matter of • Sleep disturbance: Restlessness, insomnia, Not every depression is using her real name in the newspaper. willpower, or "pulling fatal. "Suicide is the worst or excessive sleep. But the 1990 death of the bright young pilot was a sui- one's socks up". symptom of the illness," *Chronic pain or complaints: Headaches, cide, and Waller feels her family has already sufferedmore Perhaps that's why an es- says Lee. "Like any other ill- backaches or digestive problems that don't re- than enough fzom the misunderstanding of others. "Had timated 80 per cent of those ness, depression covers a spond to treatment; irritability. afflicted go without medi- he had an accident and died, I'm sure it ~rould have been wide spectrum of severity." • Appetite changes: Sudden weight-loss, a different." cal treatment. What determines the de- changed interest in food; or weight-gain. Wailer has mourned other close family deaths, but this The ones who seek help gree of severity -- or what *Emotional shifts: Undue anxiety, persistent felt different from the start. Her strong sense of tragedy often do so because of the sparks the illness in the first feelings of guilt or shame, feelings of hope- and disbelief was made worse by other people's fear. !'I was bodily aches and pains that place -- is still the focus of lessness. aware of people going out of their way to avoid having to closely mimic a long list of research. It's believed that *Suicidal thoughts: Feeling like a "burden" to speak to me," she recalls. Others simply stared in silence. other diseases. The head- depression is triggered by "One woman whose son was in the military at the same aches, fati gue, or digestive several factors: a person's others; recurring thoughts of death. time as my son never even acknowledged his death," she says. upsets which plague a de- biology, social factors, a Before, the two women had talked regularly, finding common ground in their sons' growing careers. Now their ongoing conversation simply stopped. The sudden silence of a friend was something Waller would grow accustomed to. "It really hurt, because it made ONE MAN'S FIGHT FOR LIF me feel like my son's image had been da1~as~.d." She was right. Her son's name had been tarnished, as is often the case in a suicide death. Few people spoke him as a gentle, promising young man ou'd never have guessed the thoughts behind pensable in those roles. "I felt I was of no value to any- who died of a terrible disease. She was more likely to hear Gary Reynolds' breezy banter last spring. y body," he recalls. "Basically, I saw no future." whispers of '~l/Vhat a stupid thing to do", or "He always Haybe you sat next to him at his son.'s hockey Clearly, he decided, his life made no difference to the world. was different"; or questions about her family's stabili~. game, or chatted in the line-up when he stopped for milk So, quietly and carefully, Gary planned his own death. WaUer's story fits in with grief research. A comparative on his way home -- still, you'd never have known. "My thoughts were all logical and practical," he explains. study of parents who lost sons by suicide and those who A dark, well-dressed man in his early forties, Gary su- "I wasn't like some demented fool listening to voices in 10st sons in car accidents showed that immediately after pervises a busy Terrace office. He's quick to smile, friendly his head. There was a logical, ongoing discussion inside." to talk with. the death, the accident survivors had more positive sup- Finally Gary could bear it no longer. He took a coura- port, and for a longer period, than did suicide survivors. But last spring, Gary's easy-going manner became a geous step that saved his life: he sought medical help. This does not mean one grief is worse than another. But mask. "Every person I'd meet, I'd think, 'Oh, I wonder what Many victims of depression are unable to seek treatment talk is good medicine-- a primary healing tool-- and few they'd think if I were dead."' because of their intense want to hear about the pain left by a suicide. The head- Gary Reynolds is not his shame. shaking whispers that haunt a suicide survivor can block real name. When it comes to "I wonder what they'd Soon Gary had embarked the natural grieving process, prompting many to put their ~i,e devastating illness he on a course of antidepres- grief "on hold" for years. then battled, he'd just as sants. He found a support Terrace resident Linda Vandale holds her grief in a flat soon remain anonymous. think if I were dead." group, and began to read up grey envelope. "I write because it's the only wayI can deal Last spring Gary became m on his disease. He took some with it," says the 42-year-old mother of three, sliding a stack one of the estimated 45,000 time off work. "I was taking of verse across the table. Canadians who battle clinical depression each year. medication and doing the headwork, too." In time, he began Vandale's poems ask her brother Lyle the same painful On the outside, he looked the same. He went to work, to see things differently. question again and again: Why? He never replies. Fifteen cheered on the hockey games, and greeted his friends Today, Gary knows he beat a serious, life-threatening dis- years ago, Lyle committed suicide. downtown. ease. He also knows it may strike again someday. "But one 'They say time heals," Vandale says. "Butit doesn't for me "I kepta lot of it inside. It's embarrassing to talk about. You of the benefits of having gone through a depression is that as a suicide survivor, because I still don't understand." build up wails, you put up a front so that you fit in socially" you learn to recognize it." Vhndale agrees that the anguish of a suicide death is made Inside, Gary's viewpoint was twisted by an invisible dis- He now keeps tabs on his state of mind. Reports of worse by the accusing silence of other people. "People don't ease. Where others saw Gary as a capable, respected pro- suicides in the daily papers catch his eye, reminding talk about it," she says. "They don't know what to say. So fessional, Gary saw himself as worthless. That's a telltale him that his family needs him to stay alive. He refuses nobody says anything." symptom of acute depression -- an overwhelming sense to keep firearms in his home, wary. of the impulses that Over the years, Vandale has found some healing in her of uselessness and futility. come with despair. p0e~r. Someday, she hopes, as we learn mote about de- Others saw a loved and loving father, husband, and And ever), day, he continues to learn, about himself and pression and suicide, she wiU also find peace through un- friend. Gary could not shake the sense that he was dis- about the devastating disease that nearly killed him. El derstanding. El A6 -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 I CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD ii iI~ ~~ ~ I'~ The Mail Bag About Spare a thought for birds Dear Sir:. workers to hold off from remov- Birds don't vote. ing the nest letters j-Iot $umrner ~ntal $pecial ButI can write on their behaiL Sure they were sprucing up the ,As I begin another year of com- building and it looks much tidier muting from home to Terrace, I now, but as I write this it is as if The Terrace must brace myself for the prog- they v/ere never there, save the Standard welcomes First Year Rental Only Terrace re= ia Terrace. It seems to mean adult birds who are swerving letters to the editor. We & the loss of habitat for the wildlife around the spot on the wail where $99.00* of the area all along the way. It their ~est used to be. ask that they be signed Kitimat doesn't get any better as each I felt so sad and guilty that I did and a phone number ...... Reg Price $135'00 year, I feel Terrace is less and not go and ask on their behalf for be included. less hospitable to our birds and a few weeks breather in the work Unsigned letters are bats and other mammals. schedule. thrown away. Trees are coming down and lots So I write to ask for people to are being cleared of every plant. Letters are subject to consider the baby birds of Ter- editing for reasons of Them are some vast, naked sub- race this spring and every spring Cook & Cold Water Cooler divisions that remind me of the to come. length or good taste. "Mary Hill" development in the Nestboxea, ledges, and friendly You can also fax your No Spill Water Safe System lower mainland. landscaping will keep the swal- letters to 638-8432. Free Delivery& Installation What's a bird to do7 lows and other birds in the The deadline is noon Why, recently I was watching downtown core. I feel nothing but with anticipation a swallow's nest joy when I sit and watch the Friday. * Prices do not include appli- tucked up on the edge of the roof swallov/s and wait for a friend cable taxesor deposits. over at Wilkinson's. I thought, outside in dov/ntown Terrace. * New Customers Only. wow, I had a bird's eye view Am I alone? Call Today 635-2341 from my new office of a violet- They are a tourist attraction and green swallow family to be. help to beautify Terrace. I am Alas, when I came back Mon- willing to work with city mer- day, some of the building chants to improve their bird-wise materials were missing off the knowledge. TERRACE & DISTRICT CREDIT UNION back of the building and I thought Sincerely "oh-oh". But I did not get down Judy Chrysler, in time to intervene and ask the ]~kelse Ladke. )

Shrine circusdefended 50 TH ANNNERSAR Y ]Dent~ Sir:. I am writing in response to a letter (Terrace Standard, May 31) about how one lady was sickened by the Shriners Circus. HOME OWNERS& BUYERS I disagree with everything that was said in this letter. Think about it, these animals are not in anyway misused, abused or degraded, they are in fact well-fed, clean and very much alive. Many children in small towns like Terrace would never have the chance of seeing live tigers perform, bears do tricks, and ever get to ride on a real live elephant's back. My family enjoyed the circus as did ~any other families. The Shziners are doing an excellent job with the circus and an even better job in helping children of this town and many other towns. I commend the Shriners and everything they do for children in Cana- da and the United States. ': ~ours~ • Isobel Lippers, During the ~.[,~nth )I June, 1995 Terr Lce & District . * Terrace, B.C. Credit Union will reduce its' mortgage ]enaing ~,.:What-goes around..,. ~. -., rates by" 50%"* DearSlr: ::.: .%'=,..~<~i.~)~' ~loudiyaad paltheti~ly.;:,-..' ..':)" T]he recent ilecision of"Boa- ' WliatWe got was a re-election *Upon final.approval and comm,.'tment:fora mortgage to purchase a home (incl. Mobile Home loans insured by CMiiC):and for all TDCU mortgages uev~le Power to withdraw from platform based on the renewing in the month of June, 1995. finalizing of a long term purchase "projected" power benefits agreememt for hydro-electricity being prematurely injected into from the Columbia Basin, pur- the provincial coffers to bolster portedly worth $5 billion, has this year's saggingbudget. And Terrace & District Credit Union will continue to:. brought cries of foul, indeed rage And an arrogant proclamation from the provincial cabinet and by cabinet to completely offset premier Mike Harcourt. and surpass the demised K.C.P. ¢ Waive the requirement for a site survey It is apparent now the provin- with a billion dollar Kootenays cial government only had a investment package to twin a memorandum of understanding series of hydm~generatom in the with Bonneville Power, not a Columbia Basin system produc- v' Provide apprais d copy to you signed and sealed contract (some- ing untold megawatta of addi- thing which Alcan most assuredly tional pwer. How it's all in vain. had with all levels of government How s~eet it can be. V' Provide loan apt,rm~al within 5 wor :ing oays and B.C. Hydro). While Victoria is so anxious to We all know memorandums of spend billions of our tax dollars understanding (MOUs) are bet in- in other N.D.P "friendly en- terim agreements at best, an ex- claves" ~earing an election call, ample being "log around defer- they have cost the northwest a rsls" for harvesting timber, devastating loss by forfeiting the where semifive resource values Keman0 phase II power project, or parks are being considered in refusing to address lawful com- land use options. pensation, nixing future smelter They are transitory, and not potential, and resultant revenues. antidpated to permanently bind The main lesson to be learned parties. from this latest charade is what The current open market value goes around, comes around. And ti~i!~i, i~ ~ of the hydro-electricity to Bon- that socialist bursauczats should neville had fallen to the 50 per stay clear away from the domain At Terrace & District cent mark of the forthcoming and the wit required through free contemplated purchase deal with enterprise to determine the course i Credit Union B.C. You can't hold a prudent or- of trade. ganization at fault for good busi- So much for the '95-'96 budget ness acumen; they've surplus, consigned to the trash in- There is a Difference... reconsidered their position. cinerat0ra. Tough break for Mr. Clark, and Yours~ Mr. Harcourt, who now protest Gerry J. ]Bloomer. i:ililiiii!~;iiiii~!!ii V' PROFIT SHARES:

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f~ The Terrace Standard. Wednesday, June 14. 1995 - A7 District awaits deficit okay SIX FULL time teaching posi- person. ' ministrative spending cap set by tions hsvebceneliminsted from Despite cutting positions, the the Education minlstry for School School District 88 for the next budget is not balanced. The District 88 is $3,261,302, but the , fllr ,t (llr '1 school year. school dislrict is applying to run a district plans to spend But only one teacher may ac- $278,000 deficit. $3,179,261, -- a ravings of tuaUy lose his or her job. This deficit comes from dis- $82,041. The teaching positions were agr~ments in the 94/95 school "So more money is uc~ally A reminder to all eliminated to help the school dis. year over the spending of money going buck to the dassro0m," Irict trim its budget to $39.8 mil- targeted for native education. The Piersdorlf maintained. l~, TERRACE YOUTH lion. Five teachen; either retired school district and representatives Thexe ue no pay raises in this or left the district, and if a sixth fiom the abodginl community budget, save for CUPE 2831 in- leaves by the end of June, uo ,~ AMBASSADOR 1993 & 1994 have still not reached a decision side workers who re.c,mtly teacher will be laid off. on how the targeted 94/95 monies received a ten cents an hour in- SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS How was the district able to should be spent. =ease relroactive to July I, 1994. reduce its teaching positions by Although the $278,000 is teeh. However, grid inaesses still the deadline is fast six, without increasing class sizes nically a de~cit, the board excc~lvdy? apply. For example, a teacllar cover that figure by the end of the who has worked ten years for the '=We combined classrooms approaching. Barry Piersdorft 95/96 school year, said district still gets paid more than 'I which had low teacher-student Piersdorff. ratios," said Barry Piersdorff, one who has only waked two If you plan to apply for your The district and aboriginal relY- years. Bat the star~g wage secretary treasurer for the school to apply for currently vacant resentativcs have also not yet remains the same. scholarship, please contact ,~ dlstricL custodial positions. reached an agreement on targeted The last time the grid moved '=Split classes (such as a grade The number of special services money for 95/96. But since that was July 1,1993, says Piersdorff. L ALFREDA 2/3 mix) can allow us to make assistants was also reduced -- but money can only be spent on us. This provisional budget will better use of resources," he said. only theoretically. Although the tive education, it remains in a carry the school board into the at The six teaching positions are cquivalont of one full-time em- separate budget category, and now school year, provided the not the only cuts in this new ployee was laid off, no one was will be reserved until an agree- ministry accepts its request to run budget, passed by the board last let go. Instead, special service as- ment is resolved. a deficit. It expects an answer by 635-7602 month. Three maintenance sistants' hours were reduced Other budget highlights include the end of the month. worker jobs were also eliminated, throughout the district -- administrative spending lower The final budget isn't due until !~ The deadline is though those workers are .clig~le en0~gh to add up to one full time than provincial limits. The ad- the end of February. June 23 ,, _ ~- fi'/fffflf?f.f~r~S '\ Father's Day • Happy Father's Day • Happy Father's Day

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T A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14. 1995 Warin woods 1'9 PLYMOUTH may be averted By JOHN YOUNG Special to tim Terrace Standard A SUMIVIER.LONG war in the V(!)YAGER woods appears to have been Open Up a Whole New World of Convenience and Accessibility... headed off in Gitxsan country. Representatives for the provin- Now with an Optional Sliding Left-Side Door. cial government and the Gitxsan emerged from meetings last week cautiously optimistic about a new consultation process. For a couple of years now both sides have been at loggerheads over exactly how consultation should take place when it comes to cutting trees in traditional Gitxsan territory. Last week they developed a way to include more detailed input from Oitxsan chiefs and their house groups. Prince Rupert Region forest manager Jim Snetsinger said all operations involving cutting permits, toad building and timber sales on Oitxsan territory over the next year will be marked on a Gordon Sebastian map and passed on to the Gitxsan ' ration process should go a long Treaty Office. way to meeting the needs of the "The (}TO will take that and Gitxsan. then inform us who we should be "I think we've made some sig- contacting," Snetsinger said. nificant progress and we're going "They'll do some internal com- to try to make it work as best we munication with the house chiefs can," he said, adding that he We have taken Chrysler's favourite Mini-Van and made it roomier, sleeker or the wing chiefs and they'll hopes it will bring an end to make a decision on who they blockades. and quieter. Nearly every aspect of the vehicle was studied and improved. want to talk to the ministry of "Our hope is that this will lay forests." the foundation for better commu- Come in to Terrace Chrysler today and take a new look at this very Until now confusion has nication and will head that off." reigned over exactly which chief After meetings last Tuesday popular model. speaks for a particular area and mght and most of Wednesday in who has the final say. Smithers, the two sides drew up "That's why we're going to let an interim draft document spell- that be worked out within the in- ing out the deal. Now the pro- TERRACE'r °HRYSLER LTD. ternal Gitxsan organization, be- vhnce and the Gitxsan must ratify 4916 HWY 16 WEST cause it seems to be a little dif- the deal. ferent from house to house," The map should be provided to Out of TownCa, 1-800"313"7187 635 7187 Snetsinger said. the GTO within a couple of Oitxsan spokesman Gordon weeks, Snetainger said. Sebastian said he's proceeding cautiously with the plan. "Everything's looking better," Sebastian said Friday. "If these processes will be im- HEALTH CARE DREAMERS #22 plemented and have some results, then the Gitxsan will be happy. But we'll wait and see for that." Gitxsaa chiefs were prepared to shut down logging after learning O that 102 sepante cutblocks were up for harvest this summer, :,.~q Sebastian said. - "- "The ministry is put on notice that it's going to be a dog fight as they advance intb each new house I territory, unless everybody's ::" ".i!. -~.' satisfied with the process." Snetsinger said the new consul- Blockade comes I down A GIXSAN house group's blockade on a forest road near iJ Hazelton came down Friday, and now the logging hot spot will serve as a test case for a new con- I • sultation process, says head Gitxsan speaker Gordon Sebastian. "We're basically getting a pre- view as to how practical this consultation process is going to be," Sebastian said. f. The Salmon River Road blockade came down after a day-long meeting at the Gttxsan Treaty Of. Ece in Hazelton last Thursday. It was agreed that logging operations will be postponed until everyone involved takes a more thorough look at Cutblock 408, at the centre of the dispute. In return, the Gitxsan house group involved in the dispute pulled down their roadblock, and Skeena Cellulose Inc. dropped its court application for an injunction to remove the barrier. This week representatives from the Gitxsan, the forests ministry, and Skeena Cellulose will walk the cutblock and collect information on traditional aboriginal hunting, fishing, txapping and berry picking areas. Regional manager Jim Snet- singer said the ministry will take the new information and decide whether to amend the cutting "The C0nst rtpti0nDrivers" permit to meet those needs. But it all must happen by next Friday, June 16, the deadline set 9 for a decision. Who'd ever dream of consuming ...... Drivers. Sure, It s time we woke up to taking "if they're (the Gitxsan house health care like fast food? they!re a figment of the imagi- the realities of health care group) not happy, the decision Ordering up a seven-course med- care still gets made by the legislated nation - characters you'd meet in B,C, We all have to use derision maker, who is the dis- ical meal on a whim? Hey, let's in a bad dream about our health it wisely. of health Uict manager," Snetsinger said. have some of those check-ups care system. But they illustrate a care and a cholesterol test ... how trend that's all too real The fact 'bout that new toe procedure and is, our use of medical services in ,',tedlcal Services Commission Canada has one of the a side of blood tests! Hahl Why British Columbia is growing highest rates of muhiple sclerosis in the world. not? It's free, isn't it? 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...... ~" ...... ~" ...... "'- II II III III ...... m ...... Ill .... m mm m The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 -A9 Kleanza rezone i The SkeenaMarketplace Weekender News ra,ses questions is pleasedto introduce many ua- try. .r..,. Brief answered questions,oo on environ- Dediluke also suggested the de- ,~ ~ ~,~', .~,-..~. ..,,. mental issues, IGlimat-Stikine velopment met a growing demand regional district has postponed a for a "rural-residential lifestyle". Liberal leader derision on a Kieanza C~eek However, thc advisory planning xezoning application. conunission is concerned such a A dating column for todays successful singles visits faithful Raymond Pivin wants two- development runs counter to : ;J.~iii~!.: :i~ii:ii,i:~i~ i,: :~i ...... ~ ...... ~, PROVINCIAL Liberal leader thirds of a 65ha parcel zoned high spirit of the Greater Terrace Offi- ~To:,,Nace,i~i~..~£~ll~]:: ~: ...... ~...... ~:~ f~? '~~ ~ To respond to Ads- Call Gordon Campbell will be here density rural ~ it's currently cial Community Plan, currently in tomorrow to meet local party designated low density. the draft stage. Only $1.99 per minute charges members. Located just west of the exist- District planner Tosh : !T@uriprlnta~l~0~r/~!]will appear on your monthly "We're expecting to meet ing Kieanza Creek subdivisions, 'Yamashlta also noted there were • ::"::: ...... ~:~ ~i:~ ~ ~ with him fairly informally," the property Is drained by a number of concerns about the :::::~:.~..~.::: ~~:~ ~:~-:~.~:~, age or older. ~ Liberal constituency assoda- Singlehurst and Swede Creeks environmental impact. tion president Sharon Taylor plus several smaller streams. In comments on the proposal, said last week. The subdivision proposal calls both federal fisheries and the Meanwhile, she says pre- for the creation of 25 smaller lots, provincial Environment ministry election preparations are cm- all of which would meet the mini. noted concerns about possible ef- mum lot size under the new ltnuing for the party. fects on the fish-beating creeks ut.,c ~i~ BBQ APROHS, CHEFS ~~ i They're focusing on efforts zoning, and six larger lots of 4- and side sl~eams on the property. to build party membership and 5ha. There would also be a cen- Also worried about the effect of coffers here, she said. Ually located 1.5ha c~eek-side storm water ran-off on water "I think we're pretty close to park. quality for residents of the exist- 200 plus," she added. Dediluke Surveying, Pivin's ing sub-division, the ministry agent in the application, said recommended rejection of the re- ~ ~ ~ ~.. As for candidates, she says :,~ ~: ~#D ~ ? there is nothing to annou~ sewage would be handled by sep- zone application. 15 • ~, ~ ~~ °~:, I yet. "There are a couple of tic fields and the development's ])Jstrict directors postponed a people who have been ap- design took into account these decision, asking its planning de- I OFF Regdnr Prke- ...... ~~ I proached and who have eg- had to be located 30m from any partmemt to go into the matter fur- pressed interest," Taylor sai~. watercourse. ther with with the applicant and "Of course we're not prepared Road access would be via report back. to identify them at this point." Gooden Rd. which connected the "There were just too many property to Hwy 16 East. The in. questions about habitat, fish and ternal road would be a loop as re- olher concerns," explained Ter- Specialist on quested by the Highways minis- race director David Hull.

TERRACEhis wayhere WILL have a sec- Time to talk garbage ..... I ond internal medicine FINDING better ways to reduce the amount of garbage produced specialist in place later tNs in the region and to handle what's left are on the agenda at a meet- l i;~"b~)d;[C"~;;s sels, Puzzles, et(. | J 70 OFF I. month, ing this coming Monday, June 19. Dr. Michael Kenyon, a South That's when the Kitimat-Stikine regional dislrict unveils Stage I1 African immigrant now prac- of its solid waste management plan. The plan puts forward several tising in Moose Jaw, Sask., options including increased emphasis on recycling and composting, I will be working with Dr. Bar- mandatory collection for aH areas plus different scenarios in terms tie Phillips. of planning future landfill sites. GEMMA/SBOUTIQ.UES: !n the Skeena Mal_l I Phillips said Kenyon is a The m~eting takes place at the Terrace inn beginning at 7 p.m. 1-800-~63-4362 Also on 3rd Ave. West in Prince Rupert rheumatoiogist and but will [Te preceded by a half hour open house. J nephrologist, specializing In kidney and arthritic work. Phillips focuses more ea heart, lung and allergy problems. Both internal medicine specialists will be moving into the new Park Ave. Medical Centre when it opens next year. Other new specialists on ~e horizon here include Dr. To~t IL Nagy, an opthamologist in Ot- tawa expected to arrive in Sup tember, and Dr. Loni Almas, who is expected to return to Terrace as the city's second obstetrician/gynecologist next spring, New courses meet demand i~ i:;:Y ;L,~ ,,/L NATURAL RESOURCE ccr- tificate programs will be of_ feted at Northwest Community College starting in the fall. The move is in response to the growing demand for U'ained workers in the resources sector. The college's Ivan Thomp- / son said employers are finding it increasingly difficult to ffLCi enough technically lrained e~n- ployees to meet the demand! This Father's Day, catch created in part by changing land management practices. all the action atthe Students graduating from ~c Skeena Malll one-year certificate progrant will be able to go on to co~n- plete a Forest Technology Dip- Hit a Home Run with a loma or associate degree in e~- vironmental science at NWCC. Father's Day gift from one of Other options, including lad- our many stores. during into a UBC degree program in natural resource man- PLUS agement, are also beivg prepared. Enter to Win a Trip For 2 to The college also offers transition programs for adults Molson Indy in Vancouver. who need to upgrade their (Includes Air Fare and schooling before taking the course. A number of high Accommodations ) schools have also developed career preparation programs t~ natural resources that give :•..... :• • ' ~'•~:i~i:/"!:;~.... ~"i 11;;: • L', > younger students a head start. •i . -. ';'~! ". .r,: "="..

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Jobs for .,r Out & ' '2'r¢ nsurance Agenc l ::, "] students SO FAR. THE student job scene An Insurance Broker You Can About is looking promising, says Liza I Really Feel Comfortable With I Halda~te of the Canada Employe- Mega clinic ment Centre for Students. Home Owners Policies Autoplan Forty.sevm job orders came in I~ Tenants breaks ground for students during May and by I~ Travel Insurance WAYNE WATSON Conslruction the end of last week, they'd al- Boats Bonding is to begin breaking ground this ready hit 30 in June. week for the new ]Parlk Avenue "That's pretty good," said ~Snowmobiles I~ Logging Equipment Medkal Centre. Haldame, noting that although In all more than 20 doctors and Jane is their busiest month for Open 8:30 am - 6 p,rn Fridays until 9 prn specialists are expected to move matching students with into the centre fxom existing employers, the numbers are still clinics around town, said Dr. Bill up substantially fxom last year. Redpath. "I think a lot of the students are And although work has begun, finding jobs but some of them are 4648 Lakelse, Terrace Redpath said it hasn't been de- still wandering around out Shayne Braid 638-8581 cided yet whether the building there," she said. will be five storeys or four. Most of the work is casual, not They should know by late this full-time. Pay averages $8 or $9 week' whether a physiotherapy an hour, Haldane said. clinicwill join, he said, and that Most student jobs are minimum would make a fifth floor possible. wage, she added, noting it's just Confirmed to move into the the higher paying manual labour new centre are Or~hteca Medical jobs up around $10 an hour that proudly presents Laboratories, nov,, located off . bring up the average. Greig Ave., and Northern PUSHING THE student job message in lhe guise of the pink , Some students are willing to Health Care. That outlet, owned panther last week was the Canada Employment Centre for take anything. And the ones that by Northern Drugs, will add a Students' Uza Haldane and Carolyn Uvadney. aren't am not being realistic. dispensing pharmacy in the lower floor of the cenlre. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Redpath said they're also build- CONSTRUCTION ing space into it for an X-ray department, but they still need to ar- • We'll build to suit range government approvals. Bu-si ne- e-s awarded About 12 general practitioners CENTRAL GIFrs' Sharalyn aag ~.~=. elected are Doug are expected to occupy the centre, Palagian is 1995's Business P I iani s ,o..o.~>. il We have plans for first-home : : when it's finished early ~ext year. race.EXecutiveof the Wear in Ter- exec .=-ro,, (White Spot), Henry !i buyers & "empty-nesters" Specialists include two internal of year Doherty (Bomite Mtn. Enter- • 5-year :; medicine specialists, two ob- The Terrace and District ~ prises), Paul Dozzi (Skeena stetrician/gynecologists, a Chamber of Commerce an- service for years, noted newly Cellulose), Glen Saunders NEW HOME psychologist, an ear-nose-throat !! vv , ~ . • • nounced the winners of its ex- elected chamber president (Eermodei Trading Co.), specialist, and an optharnologist who is expected to arrive here panded business awards last Barb Kerr, adding everyone at Henry Stiksma (Home homes are eligible for low down' from Ottawa in September. Thursday. the store is greeted with a Hardware), Sharon Taylor payment CMHC financing Dr. Martin Van Lierde's audiol- Palagian bought the gift store friendly smile and a cheery (Skeena Broadcasters). Be#y J. Barton, ogy clinic, Northv,,eat Hearing from Sheila Jackson in 1989 hello. Directors Darryl Laurent, Certified Residential Builder Services Ltd., v/ill also be and has made the store a ~riv- Each winner was nominated~ Gerry Hartin, Colleen Nyce, from the community and moying in... ing business. and Dcug Smith are finishing chosen through an awards AJSo pla~ed for the centre ~ a ' Two neWraW~d" categ6r:ies" their two-year terms of office. 635-6244 gourmet coffee bar operated by were added this year; ...... committee. Past president is John Evans. James Sprenger. The first ever Contributor to 'iThey'll be honoured at the Strip mall sold the Arts award goes to chamber's annual installation Marilyn Kerr, president of of officers dinner to be held THE STRIP MALL that houses Sight and Sound Music Inc. June 23 at the Coast Inn of the Fields, Superior Video, and Kerr has been involved ~vith West. Fabricland has changed hands. New chamber officers were Local businessmm Mo Takhar the Pacific Northwest Music has bought the two-acre Festival, music clinics in areas elected Thursday and will be downtown property from schools, was regional coor- sworn into office June 23. Okanagan-Skeena Group. dinator for Music Feat Canada, Elected are president Barb The parcel also includes the and was president of Terrace •Kerr (1st Choice Travel), vice- From McEwan GM in Terrace CIBC building and tlhe End of the Little Theatre for three years. president Skip Bates Roll carpet store (former Liquor Also new, the Customer Ser- (Scotiabank), vice-president Store). vice Excellence award goes Sharalyn Palagian (Central Takhar said last week he has out this year to Bert's Dell Gifts), secretary Leona Klein plans to carry out some improve- Hilde Kriegl and her friendly (Tolsec), treasurer Linda ments to the property, but said no Hawes (Victor Hawes Op- major changes are contemplated. staff have given outstanding

Record exports / B.C. COMMODITY" exports hit an all-time high in ]~arch. Goods valued at a record $2.29 WITHYOUR PAGING NEEDS! billion were shipped from B.C. It is with great pleasure that we at Tolsec wish to announce the that month -- a 19.7 per cent in. amalgamation of our paging system with a new company in the crease over February. Prince George area called "In Touch Communications Inc", The first three months of 1995 are up nearly 25 per cent from the ALL MAKES same period in 1994. Pacific Rim exports led the way, up a dramatic 53.1 per cent over the same period a year ago. PAINT SPECIAL Going on-line THE YELLOW PAGES are going on-line. Dominion Directory, Re company that produces the ]B.C. Tel Yellow Pages, has unveiled plans to make its directory available on the Internet through the World Wide Web by July. Computer users ~vith a direct INTRODUCING: Interact connection can use a PANASONIC EX NUMERIC PAGERS mouse to dick from site to site on the World Wide Web. The company says its ~veb site will give on-line usezs electronic access ~ including keyword searches ~ to its dlmctories. And it will give business $1459s clients, particularly those who Until June 30/95 want to be part of the web but don't have the know-how, an on- line presence. Panasomc Regular Yellow Pages clients * Dents and Rust repair not incuded tax extra, limited time offer will automatically get a listing on Features/nc/ude: the web site, and they'll itsve op- Programmable Alarm Clock 42 Message Memory ' Financin~l available O.A.C. tions to offer expanded informa. Real Time Clock with Date Night Light tion -- including even photog- Four Audible Alert Tones 20 Characters per message raphs and sound ~ or to link to Full Vibrator Alert Mode Memory Retention (~) ~ ItnJmT,.Str.g=, ~.. B01dsrn0btle ..,-,_ o., ,o,.o. BTJ-IC.~ CHBffTRUCKS iofExperle.ce~ Cl'le~'~o]" Ge~ their own web home page. Single AA Battery Operation Large LCD Display t~m~ ~\]P~PONTIAC ~ AI¥(~40q~l~eO OlMlil "The fundamental way we *24 hour service for as little as $14.99 organize and deliver information is changin," said Dominion's Sa/es(~ ~ TERRACE 635-4941 Richard Sharman. ' 'AJthough Leasing KITIMAT 632-4941 there will always be need for tele- OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS l. J 63 .o2,, Dealer No.5893 1-800-8MCE~/AN* phone directodes in printed form, 3238 Kalum ( 1-800.862-3926)* our CD ROM and Internet products will be able to meet the We Can MakeIt Happen At The Brtght Spot On Highway 16 West ln Terrace needs," I ...... t . ¢ ...... * ,

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995. All petitionsOttawa--I Nisga'a negotiations come back to the north IbUNIDLE rejected MARATHON negotiation ses. Osboro, said they haven't yet "There's no reason why a glens betwcen the Nisga'i, 0t- PETITIONS drawn up by reached any point that would longer document can't be under- lava and Victoria have shLfled force a rupture of the negotia- Skeena constituency residents stsndable to the public," he said. back north. tions. "It can be written in plain are being rejected by the Clerk Talks are underway today in Baby's Name: of Petitions in Ottawa. "As long as there's talk, there's English and be just as 'street- Gavin Emesto George Mowatt A/yansh, and they'll be in Terrace ]hope," he said. ready' as a shorter document." Date & Time of Birth: Skeena MP Mike Scott said Thursday and Friday. Baby's Name: be recently submitted a num- Osbom also responded to recent "The difference is on the ques- Ashton Lee Olfert May 25, 1995 at 5:13 pm The province has set June 30 as statements by B.C. aboriginal af- Weight: 8 Ibs 4 oz. Sex: Male ber of petitions on behalf of tion ofwbe~er you get through a Date & Time of Birth: a deadline for an agreement-tn- fabrs minister Iolm Cashore that lot of the fundamental issues or May 19, 1995 at 12:25 pm Parents: Nancy Pierre & George constituents only to have moat prindple In the talks. Weight: 3350 g Sex:Female Mo~vatt returned. the Nisga'a agreement-in- you leave them to later." And while the negotiators aren't ]principle shoudd be a simple, con. Parents: Kim & Wende Olfert The problem, he explained, Those items are not just details, Baby's Name: su~c how complete an agreement else document that doesn't come but "reaDy critical issues that the was they did not meet some or might be by then, they hope to Emily Lauren all of the requirememts. across as a long legalistic text public would be concerned Baby's Name: Date & Time of Birth: release some kind of consensus that's written in atone. Daniel Thomas Champion For example, u petition will about," Osborn said. May 26, 1995 at 3:48 am statement. Oabom said that approach Date & Time of Birth: Weight: 11 Ibs 1 =h oz. not be accepted unless it car- "If we don't address those and "We're making very good c~eates problems because it May 19, 1995 at 6:05 am. Sex: Female des a minimum of 25 signa- get them out of the way early on progress," said provincial =egott- leaves many more issues un- Weight: 8 Ibs 6 oz Sex: Male Parents: Melba & Malcolm tures. Those signatures must they become irritants at the sec- Parents:Maxine & Bruce Champion ator Sack Ebbeis. "I am op- resolved to the next stage of ne- Troesdale also be aceompaniul by full timistic." ond stage because the parties will ~',,,._~ you to Dr. van Herk, &Barbara gotiation -- the implementation have different ideas of how to LeRoss addresses, inchsding the postal HIS federal counterpa~ David Baby's Name: code. of the agreement. proceed." Kelsie Marie Po~le And the wording of the peti. Baby's Name: Date & Time of Birth: Kailee May Broome May 27, 1995 at 4:07 am tion must form part of the Road c ecks climb, but impaireds dip Weight: 9 Ibs 2oz. sheet that is sig~ed. Therefore, Date & Time of Birth: MORE HOURS on the road blocks, more vehicles this year, checking 1,219 vehicles. That compars to May 20, 1995 at 9:36 am. Sex: Female ff a petition laduded scveral Parents: Steve & Chantal checked, but half the impaixed charges. 28 and 64 respectively last year. And although im- Weight: 8 Ibs 1 oz Sex: Male sheets of sigaaturea but the That's the thumbnail summary of this year's Parents:Dave & Cindy wording of the petition was on pairers were halved to just three, the number of 24- Baby's Name: Spring CounterAttack. But as welcome as the drop hour roadside suspensions more than doubled to 16. the cover page only, the other Baby's Name: Angeline Lillian Johnson in impaireds may be, Cst. James Walker cautions, During the week-long campaign, there were no Date & Time afBkth: attached sheets would all be "You can't read to much into it" Maria Angel Davis considered invalid. fatalities but four collisions resulted in injury, al- Date & Time of Birth: May 28, 1995 at 11:10 am Walker said it was not realistic to conclude a Weight: 8 Ibs 8oz. Sex: Female' It's the same when people cohol being involved in one of those. May 21, 1995 at 6:31 am trend based on year-on-year figures done, adding it While the campaign is now over, Walker empha- Weight:6 Ibs 1%oz Sex: Female Parents: Shelly Turner & Doug print up sheets to be signed Johnson is generally accepted 10 years' figures would be sized that doesn't mean the disappearance of road- Parents: Julie & Rod Davis, Sister then tape or staple photocopies needed. for Samantha & Lyndon of the tcxt to those sheets be- blocks. "The war against drinking and driving in Baby's Name: Local RCMP spent 64 hours on the roadblocks continual," he said. fore getting them signed. Baby's Name: Benjamin William Christian Because the Clerk cannot be Kyran Xavier McGowan Date &+Tkne of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: May 28, 1995 at 3:55 pm certain the text was affixed be- Weight: 8 Ibs 8 oz. Sex: Male fore the sheet was signed, NORTHWEST LOGGERS May 21,1995 at 9:54 am Weight: 6 lbs 3 1/2 oz Sex: Male Parents: Darcy & Leanne Scott said he will disallow Parents: John & Maria McGowan McAIister these as well. ASSOCIATION Brother for Nicholas & Robyn "I feel very bad about this," would like to acknowledge the following sponsors Baby's Name: Baby'sName: he added. "The people who in making our Spring Convention a success Marcus Donald Ross MacKay collected these signaturca went Date & Time of Birth: Evan Piem Arcad[ Bayview Fuels Jim McEwan Motors Dale & T/me of Birth: to a lot of trouble over a matter Royal Bank May 20, 1995 at 7:20 pm Cedarland Tire Service (Terrace) Ltd. Shoppers Auto Mart Weight: 9 Ibs 9 oz. Sex: Male May 28, 1995 at 1:22 pm they obviously care a lot about Parents: Cam & Adri MacKay Weight: 7 Ibs 12 oz. Sex: Male and then nothing came of it." Coast Inn of the West Johnny's Welding Terrace Airport Parents: Pete & LaurieArcadi Another problem is Scott's Coast Tractor & Kinsman office often doesn't Imow who Terrace Freightliner the petition came from so can- Equipment LE.J. International Terrace Pre-Cut not contact ~cm to explain Cole Petroleums Lindsay's Cartage & Terrace Totem Ford what's happened. Copperside Stores Storage Sales He suggestedpeople thinkisg Cummins B.C. of putting together a petition Northern Janitorial Thornhill Agricultural contact him tint to make sure Elks Supply Grounds everything is in order. Falcon Tours Paragon Insurance Tymoschuk Agencies If there wete any doubts, Farwest Bus Lines Scott said he could also get it Agencies ..... Uniglobe Courtesy V-TECH cleased by the Cle:k before Finning Ltd. Peg-Rin Enerprises • Travel A, VstockTeChin signatures were collected. Fountain Tire Petro-Canada Western Equipment Ltd. 15 % OFF Scott can be contacted by Inland Kenworth/Parker Red Carpet Coffee June 14- 20 phoning toll-free at 1-800-661- Western Pacific 2208, or in writing at 206-4630 Pacific Services ...... Maintenance L.azdle Ave., Terrace, VgG 1-800-661.2990 Skeena Mall IS6. A special thanks toall tile Peoiole who,gave'~"~ "i .... . '"~' tileir time and energy,;/

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INSIDE SECTION B COMMUNITY CRIS LEYKAUF EVENTS B2 OMMUNITY 638-7283 P A window on the world is-shut By CRIS LEYKAUF THE OPPORTUNITY to better underaland the world around us, and learn about issues in develop ing countries -- that's what the Northwest Development Educa. tion ,Association says it represents. Its unique role in the northwest will be severely reduced, if not HERE BY CHOICE . eliminated by federal government FAE COLLINS MOONEY cutbacks this summer. Across Canada, the budgets for 80 development education and as- sislance agencies were cancelled. "This agency provides an opportunity for northwest residents to link or tie their lives and their The two coneerus with other persons on earth," says John Jonson, one of the group's founding members. The Canadian International de- hour tour velopment Agency (CIDA) gave ECENTLY, I took a bus tour. the 15-year-old Terrace group $19,000 a year for office space, It wasn't a tour of quaint Victoria learning resources, a paid part- on a double-decker bus. Nor was it time co-ordinator and program- R a guided tour passing the houses of ming. the rich and famous somewhere in California. ButI might have passed your house on my tour. "From now on any program- I was riding the city bus. ming we do will be totally dependent on volunteers," says co- Terrace presendy has four bus routes. Service ordinator Mary Graydon. is expected to expand and improve in some FUNDING FOR the Northwest Development Education Association has been cut by the federal This year's programming ~'ill areas when the new schedule starts on July 1st. government. The group which organizes craft sales and education programs will have to give up its end with a slide show tonight on My $1.25 inveslment provided more thanjllst Guatelmala. office space in August. Pictured here are board members Uz Ball, John Jensen, Kathy MacDonald, a scenic afternoon drive. Holly Nguyen, Jane Dickson and co-ordinator Mary Graydon. The day of my tour is typical of a Skcena Josh Bernon, a professional ! t spring day: wind, a splattering of rain, and the photographer, and Tamara Mack- enzie are presenting the show. sun playing peek-a-boo with the clouds. A good cal schools, giving students a cation development ~g~roupa, it tion and assistance sinks to its r day for passing some time with some friends. They recently returned flora. unique learning experience. Last Guatemala where they acted as will be morn ~ii~CUit!for Cans- lowestlevel ha thirty years. And on our local buses, whoever happens to be February three representatives dims to gain information about That distuibs Jemen and other riding with you, quickly becomes a friend. international observers. Their from the Nisga'a talked to stu. presence was necessary to ensure developxnent issues in other coun- board members because Canada's My two-hour tour starts at the Skeena Hall, dents about the history of the tries.. And that information is economy can't operate indepen. and begins with the Soucie route, #I. At our • Guatemalan refugees returned Nisga'a, development and the safely home from Mexico, where necessary to help question the dent from the rest of the world. first stop, the Terrace Shopping Canl~e, my bus ongoing land claims talks. political and economic status quo, they fled to escape the "When other countries do poor- driver friend Dan picks up a Soucie regular. "I think we act as a valuable says Jensen. Guatemalan army. ly, Canadlam get affected... In This lovely lady presents Dan with a big box of resource to teachers in the school "Many issues and c~n~eerna ex- Past programs the agency has countries where poverty is an un- chocolates. "You're a great bunch," she says of district," says Jeusen. perienced by people i~ develop deriying problem, you often find our four drivers on our city buses. presented include a Workshop On The organization is the only one ing counldes are similar to ours," gender relations and women in civil unrest. And civil Unrest af- And I, as a regular _rider, agree. of its kind between Prince Rupert he says. "For,example, issues fecta the global economy and As Dan proceeds along his prescribed route • " de~,eloping countries, a and Prince George. like the use.. of t~ourc~, north/south dialogue on com. saysJe : ' the three of us engage in an animated discussion "We help to present a global Suslainable developmeat, literacy, The Northwest Development of small town merits, like the very fact we three munition and forests, and the pop. view that is not just economic," ~ar Alpha Yaya Diallo dance. education, and the protection of Education A~sociation will try to are chatting at all. In the Big City to the south, says board member Liz Ball. the environment." : continue offering a limited range nobody talks on the public transit. Each person The development association Board members are particularly With this latest round of cuts, of pmgrammdng through its rides alone, the bus driver preoccupied by traf- also takes these programs into lo- concerned that without these edu- spending on development edeca- volunteers. I/you're interested in fic. Not in our town. helping them out, call 635-6233. With the new schedule, Dan mentions, the Soucie route is renamed #1 College, to include the present Soucic and part of route #2, Bal- liwell. And added to the College route will be a Library !i*! stop at the Co-op. All bus routes begin at the Mall. The Halliwell i , route travels through downtown then diverts solves west along the highway and up Kalum Lake Drive. The beauty of our valley is so easy to take for summer granted, so seldom do we stop and really look. On the bus, with its big picture windows, and the driving left to Dan, I am free to gaze out at doldrums the mountain greenery and splashes of coi0ur SUMMER VACATION. Words from spring flowers along the route. that strike fear into many parents' A student gets off at the college, and another hearts. How will you keep the passenger leaves ns at Skeenaview. kids occupied during the long Coming down from the bench I see this little summer months? town all neatly laid out below. An impressive Well, the Terrace Public Li- sight, Dan reminds me, at Christmas time. But brary has a thnely solution -- the it's springtime now and my eyes are filled with summer reading dub. The read- the splendor of green that fills our valley. ing club is ol~en to all ages and Back at the mall again, #2 Halliwell becomes ~ encourages children to keep a #3 Keith, and on this run the bus is dose to full. record of books they read over Sonaeone almost misses it (and this time it isn't the summer. me). "Our goal is to promote sum- "That's what I call Iramit aerobics ~ running mer reading amd maintain reading for ~c bus," Dan teases the late arrival. skills during the summer," says Lots of good natured banter fills the bus. Con- children's librarian Holly versatious range form the philosophical to Nguyen humorous, from bits of wisdom to bits of nostal- Enrollment for the summer gia, and practical things like job tips. reading dub starts June 24 at 10 One by one the passengers leave. Dan kno~,s a.m. Children will get a booklet, them all and where they need to get off. "Have reading dub button and book- a good day, now," he offers, and we continue mark when they sign up. For ~ on, picking up almost as many riders as have every book the children read and left. We arrive back at the Mall almost as full as record in their booHets, they'll be when we left. given a sticker. Now it's time for the grand finale ~ a trip The theme for this year's read- across the mighty Skecns, swollen with spring ing dub is Eights of Fantasy, rains. says Nguyen, and the reading This is the #5 Thorahill route. Added to this dub activities will reflect that route in Yuly will be regular service to Quee~s-. theme. way and Copper Mountain, now served only Planned activities throughout when requested. The Thornhill route can also the summer include a puppet ~clude access to the hospital by request. show, stories and games, making Timing points along the route keep the bus on flying paper dragons, talking schedule and Dan declares he's right on the about mythical creatures and mark. "IfI were any bettor," he laughs, "I'd be making magical hats. And at the good." end of the suntmer, the l~rsry But Dan is good. And so are Linda, Jim, and will hold a reading club party Dave, the other three driving professionals on complete with clowns, a cake and our buses. party favours. Lots of positive things can be said about tak- Approximately 200 children hug the bus. Like the scenery. Like the have particlpatal in past summer camaraderie. Like, I don't have a problem with reading dubs. And province-wide downtown parking. last year's total was 50,000 sum- There's only one bad thing about taking the • Bubbles galore mer readers. bus. That's reaching the end of my driveway The summer reading dub is YOU MIGHT HAVE thought half of E,T, Kenney was underwater last Thursday from the and catching a glimpse of its back end just as it sponsored by the B.C. Libraries turns the corner at the end of the street and dis- amount of bubbles coming up from the school field. But that was just the bubble-blowing event Association and the Terrace Pub- sppeam from sight.... dudng the school's sports day, For underwater action, you had to watctl the apple bob. Picklng lic Library. Reglstradon begins But when I catch it, I like taking the bus. fruit up with your teeth can be a pretty wet experience students discovered, June 24 at 10 u.m. and is free of I I ii i charge, ...... B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesclay, June 14, 1995 ClTY CENE Starting Friday MUSIC • FRENCH KISS, starriag Meg Ryan and Kevin A JAMMING IN THE PARK -- Sight & Sound hosts Kline, plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. And at 7:15 and 9:30 this promotion for local talent at the Lower Little Park p.m. it's BATMAN FOREVER, starring a new batman bandshell on Saturday, June 17 from 1-8 p.m. At least cast of characters -- Vai Kilmer, Jim Carrey and a dozen differem bands from around the northwest are Tommy Lee Jones. expected to take part. If you'd like to take part in an open jam session, bring your instrument down to the park at 7 p.m. If your band would like to put in a last ET CETERA minute entry, call Tony at 635-5333. Entry is free. A ARTIST DON WEIR exhibits his recent oil paint- ings at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. The show continues un- i. • WILD FIRE gets you on the dance floor this week at til June 15. George's Pub, in the Northern Motor Inn. • KID'S ART -- A display by school children from • • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday and Sunday throughout the region shows at the Terrace Art Gallery at George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn, every Sun- until June 25. The art gallery is open Tuesday to Satur- day and Monday at Hanky Panky's and every Friday at day fi'om 12-3 p.m. and Sunday from 1-4 p.m., and is lo- • the Thornhill Pub. cated in the lower level of the library. THEATRE YOUTH • ESCAPE FROM HAPPINESS continues its benefit • HEALTHY CHOICES FOR YOUTH holds a full- performances June 15-17. Two new actors, Amnette week of activities at the Kernaode Friendship Centre for Martindale and Jim Branch, will be taking over/Tee of those aged 10-19 years. On June 14 drop in for free the lead roles. Tickets are available at Carter's Jewellers tutoring from 4-8 p.m. June 15 get ready for a great net- and are $12. All proceeds will to towards travel to ball game from 4-7 p.m. On Friday, June 16, the Friend- [] Festival winners Malnstage '9S. ship Centre llosts Monopoly Night. Saturday is a BBQ & Baseball night -- everyone is welcome, and bring SIX TERRACE SllJDEWrS who attended the B.C. Festival of your own food and baseball equipment. Sunday the the Arts won or placed second in their disciplines. Shown here MOVIES centre is closed. On Monday and Tuesday, June 19-20, are Laura Carlson, runner-up in intemnediate brass, Elizabeth T qron, runner-up in Jr. Speech and Dramatic Arts, Jocelyn Cox- A Ending this week at 7 & 9:15 p.m. is WHILE YOU tutoring resumes. ford, winner in Sr. Speech and DrarnalJc Arts, and Glenys , WERE SLEEPING, starring Sandra Bullock and Bill Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to George, winner of national speech and dramatic arts. Missing Pullmanonly. Playing at 7:15 & 9:30 p.m. and also add your event to the Standard's free entertainment list- are "13m Phillips, runner-up in intermediate strings in guitar, and • ending this week is CRIMSON TIDE, starring Denzel ings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following Harold Feddersen, runner up in senior sbings in guitar. Washington and Gone Hackman on a nuclear submarine. week's paper.

Wednesday, June 14 Latter Day Saints is open every Wednesday and Thursday fronl 7 BIG BROTHERS & Big Sisters hold a board meeting the third SUDE SHOW & PRESENTATION -- Professional photog- p.m. to 10 p.m, and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Also Tuesday Monday of every month at 3237 Kalum SL at 7:30 p.m. They're rapher Josh Berston and Tamara MacKenzie of Vancouver noon until 2 in the afternoon. looking for volunteers and board members. Contact Lois at 635- present "Going Home: The Return of Guatemalan Refugees 4232 for more info. from Mexico." This slide show of their experiences will be MONDAYS held at 7:30 p.m. in morn 2001 in NWCC. Sponsored by SKEENA SQUAREDANCERS meet Monday nights at the Car. ARE YOU HAVING trouble seeing your grandchildren? Call Northwest Development Education Association. punters Hall (2312 Sparks). 7 to 8 p.m. for beginner dancers, 7:20 Marge at 635-7421 for info. to 9:30 p.m. for mains~eana dancing. For more info'hnation, call CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT GROUP holds its first meeting June at 635-1570 or Carol at 635-2122. - MEMORIAL Hospital Auxiliary meets the third Monday tonightffom ••7:30-9 p.m. at the Skeena Health unit ...... of each month in the board room at 8 p.m. Everyone is wdcome. Auditorium. For more info call Pat at 635-5078. SKEEN& VAIJAE¥ FALL FAIR Association meets the second Monday of every month at 8 p.m. at Thornhill Jr. Secondary in the ALZHEIMER AND DEMENTIA support group meets at 1 p.m. Thursday~ June 15 library. on the last Monday of the months at the Terrace Menial Health TERRACE SALMON|D ENHANCEMENT SOCIETY hosts its Centre. Call 638-3325 for more info. annual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. 111 morn 328, Inn of the VOICES IN 'I]]E VALLEY community choir holds rehearsals VesL Members are urged to attend arid show support for the each Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Christ Lutheran Church. Contact Deep Creek Hatchery. 638-1230. The Terrace Standard offers the What's Up community calendar TERRACE & DISTRICT ARTS COUNCIL hosts its annual ORDER OF THE ROYAL PURPLE meets the 2nd and 4th 1VIun- as d public service to its readers and community organizations. general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 4515 Cedar Cres. day of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Hall. Call 635-5121 for This column is intended for non-profit organizations and those more info. events for which there is no admission charge. RNABC MEETING will be held at 7 p.m. in room 210 of Mills Items will run two weeks before each event. Memodal Hospital. For more info call ~onja at 635-6339. BIRTIIRIGIi'r volunteem meet the 1st Monday of each month at 8 We ask that items be submitted by 5 p.rtt on the Thursday before p.m. in their second floor office at the Tillicum Twin Theatre. Call the issue in which it is to aj~pear. CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME and flbromyalgia support Linda at 635-6849 or Betty at 635-5394 for info. Submissions should be typed or prblted neatly. group meets from 2-4 p.m. at the Happy Gang Centre. Phone Eireen at 635-9415 for more info:

Tuesday, June 20 BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT GROUP meets at 10 a.m. at Than ks Terrace! the Women's Resource Centre. For more info call Denise at 635-4552. Sales are up! Wednesday, June 21 Celebrate with REGISTRATION FOR Tales for Two's, Preschool Storytime (3-5 year olds) and Summer Stodes ~d Crafts (6-8 year olds) will begin at 10 a.m. in phone orin person atthe library. For more info call Holly at the library at 638-8177.

Friday, June 23; ~:2 Special Price TERRACE HOUSING REGISTRY presents Kevin Church, a Kamloops lawyer specializing in Tenancy la~v, from 7-9 p.m. at the Carpenter's Hall. This discussion= is for tenants and discusses their rights and recent changes to the law. Pre- register at Terrace Anti-poverty. Call Helga or Roseanne at '11,795 °° 635-4631. Special Price ACCENT SPORT Saturday, June 24 • Sunroof TERRACE HOUSING REGISTRY presents Kevln Church, a • Rear Spoiler Kamloops lawyer specializing in Tenancy lay/, from 2-4 p.m. • Sport Decor Package '13,99500 • Po~ver Steering/Brakes at the Carpenter's Hall. This discussion is for landlords and • Rear Wiper & Washer discusses their dghts and recent changes to the law. Pre- EIANTRA SE Special Price register at Terrace Anti-poverty. Call Helga or Roseanne at • AM/FM Cassette 635-4631. • Air Conditioning • Tilt Wheel & More : • Rear Spoiler :1 • Front & Rear Nudguards [7 FUGHTS OF FANTASY -- Sign your child up for the Sum- • Power Trunk Release mer Reading Club at the Terrace Public Library. Registration V • AM/FMCassette & More '19,99500 starts today at 10 a.m. and is open to children of all ages. Call 638-8177 for more info. SONATA SE ? • Air Conditioning ,, Spoked Alloy Wheels PAPER PLANE flying contest, arts, crafts, drama and music • Driving Lamps ,, Rear Spoiler all take place today at the library park between 1-3 p.m. This • Power Windows & Locks * Cruise Control

event is sponsored by the Terrace Pentecostal Assembly and • Side hnpact Safety Beams- Automatic Transmission is open for children aged 5-11. & Much More Thursday, June 29 SKEENA JR. SECONDARY hosts its awards day ceremony, starting at 9 a.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. WEEKLY MEETINGS

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Medical Clinic the last Saturday of each mo~nth. Free instruction by 7 qualified nuts¢~. Call Lira Flynn at 635-6263 or Emerson Clinic at ThornhillMotors 635-7234 for appointment. TIlE H'¢UN1)^I24 HOUR { "The Dealer Who Cares ROADSlOEASSIS'I'ANCI~ PIIOGRA*,I. ] FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY at the Church oflesm Christ of 3026 Hwy 16 East DRL#7041 635-7286 HYUI'IIDRI The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June i4, 1995 - B3 Th~ SkeenaMarketplace Weekender is pleased to introduce

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i:': 4;q%~.;~, MARIA COUNTIHO and her ¢;:.:;: ii :. 'i~ ~r~';" Mother Olivia Hanriques are familiar faces at the farmers i:!;f! market. But they haven't always lived in Terrace. They {q~" i • originally come from a town about 70 Inn outside of Lis- bon, Portugal. OHvia's husband, Marie Hanriques, came to Canada to - )?:f, .... ,. work in Kitimat in 1955. He i¢ ~. ~7" '~: "~{::ri FRYING TOP SIRLOIH bought vegetables from Mr. & Mrs. Lipps who had a farm CHICKEN STEAK that covered the area from 2.16 kg/Ib 6.57 kg/Ib Haugland down to Graham and from to the west side of Kalum Street. LYNNE CHRISTIANSEN In 1963 Olivia joined Marie in Canada, bringing with her favorite too. Filhoscs are a their only child Maria. It was coramon treat at markets in then that they bought the Portugal. I Jpps' old farmhouse, and part Maria's family were farm 11 Grade A or Utility (as available). of the farm on Pear St. people in Portugal; it's quite Boneless Beef. H Fresh. Whole, 3 per Bag. ,..r,'=k. lil When Maria was grown, she fitting that they should be LIMIT OF 1 BAG, and her husband built a house living on what remains of the ,;I "'" °" /I next door to her parents's old Lipps Farm. ~:::!.!:i ~ ...... iu4i!~/~.~.~ ~'-maf.~I~l~ house. They have raised two I'd like to tell you more children here in Terrace. about the Lipps Farm next I~~~l] ~ ~,~.. :'~ "i~ll i~ li? ~i~i~::~-;II Over the years Mafia and her week. mother continued to keep the On a separate note, the farm- farm up, and sold vegetables ers market board would like to to people at a road side stand. have some music at the market Then four years ago they de- on Saturday mornings. If you cided to try selling vegetables are a musician and can help us at the Skeena Valley Farmers out, or know of someone, Market. please give me a call. (635- Mother and daughter then 92~o). ~~'=I~II~'~"~I I~~. It ~~~:~I added home-baked goods to The Farmer's Market starts I GREENSllllllSS I ~ II REGU~QUIIIff~ ,m~ IIBARBECUE me= ~ I NEAT J their stand, a popular addition. every 3aturday at 9 a,m. in the IGRAPES I'-~XIIOROUNDBEEFnalIWIENERS IlO PIES 88 Some customers come aft the parking lot across from I Pr°ductdu.s-A. I ,~iMk~/ILucerne. Soldala I~ I Iort,,o,,lo,'.~olk III way from Prince Rupert, look- George Little Park. Lynne I No~ G,odo I --/ I~ ~ChO'~"'S4 ~0 / I ! II Flelcheds. / ~l I Frozen.ASs°rledvarielies. ing for their very popular Ap- ChrLstiamen is a vendor at the ~e ple Cake. The FILHOSES or market and a member of the Portuguese doughnuts, are a market board.

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Barenaked Ladies in Smithers i ¸ • [• • (i ! , • by Lorae Clarke "Brian Wilson" and "If [ to the Bulldey Valley last No- : TORONTO-BASED band Had a Million Dollars" vember and proceeded to blow Barenaked Ladies will head- propelled the band up the away a packed house at Dze L line a one-day music festival music charts and made them a K'ant Friendship Centre. The in Smithers on Saturday, Aug. hit at musical festivals around band's driving hem section 5. North America. Gordon also (two saxophones and trumpet) The Northern Lights Music earned the band a couple of and dance-enticing rhythms Festival will feature several Suno awards at the annual have impressed music festival Canadmn acts in an afternoon celebration and recognition of audiences from coast to coast. and evening of music and Canadian talent in Toronto. The Northern Lights Music dance at the Fall Fah' grounds Last year the Barenaked Festival is a non-profit fund- in Smithers. Also on tap for Ladies were one of the biggest raiser for various groups in the the show are ,Soul Tribe, a draws at festivals and concerts Bulkley Valley. metal-edged, funk groove throughout Canada and have In addition to the these band from Rossland, and continued that success with groups, negotiations are ongo- Tarig Abubakar and The their latest release, Maybe You ing with a couple of other Afronubians, a 10-piece Afri- Should Drive. prominent Canadian acts and can dance band from Toronto, Soul Tribe, an up and com- two other world-beat bands The Barenaked Ladies took ing band from the Koolehays, from Vancouver and Ed' the country by storm in 1992 are about to release their sec. monton. with the release of their first end album. They have been a Tickets will be on sale soon album, Gordon, which had big hit at universities and col- at various outlets throughout several big hits ,for the band leges throughout western Can. north-western B.C. across North America. ada over the last two years. For further information, con- TRADITIONAL WITH NANY RICHLY Songs such as "'Hello City", Tarig Abubakar brought his tact Lorne Clarke at 847-2805 hard-driving African rhythms in Smithers. {GR_/

Support from Thank community needed You Contributed which comes from ticket THE SECOND week of sales. • benefit performances ofthe "We just hope and pray Dear Sir:. hilarious George Walker that Terrace supports us all comedy, Escape from Hap- the way," says director- The Seniors for San Antonio piness, starts Thursday, producer Marianne would like to thank the people June 15 at the McColl Weston. in Terrace and area for the Playhouse. "I can't imagine what moral and financial support Actors, crew and director we'll do if we don't raise given to us. are extremely excited about the necessary funds." their re-worked and im- She adds that all mem- Because of this support we i~ ~ ~i ~ proved version of this play bers of the ensemble will were able to travel to San about a dysfunctional fam- be subsidized, but also ex- ,Antonio, Texas to participate ily. They are also chewing pected to pay a portion of in the U.S. National Senior ~~ .~,. their nails and crossing the expenses themselves. Sports Classic V -- the senior their fingers that the com- Escape from Happiness olympics. ,o1 - munity comes out and fills runs Thursday, Friday and We enjoyed the hospitality the theatre every night. Saturday at the MeColl of the American people, and Their trip to Kamloops Playhouse. Tickets are $12 although the competition was 4501 Lakelse 1-800-813-1158 hinges on raising enough at Carter's Jewelers in the world-class, every one of our money -- the major part of Skeena Mall. Terrace, gc 638..'11158 athletes surpassed their per- COUNTRYWIDE sonal best. FURNITURE & APPLIANCE (since 1963) Pat Kirkaldy, President CHARGE PLAN ' ~ • I Seniors for San Antonio Owned and Operated by TotemFurniture & Appliance Ltd. e ~ up_ cwor

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'" ~: "~: ~:'~ ~ i~ ~,} NOTE: Graduates •~i ~ .~#'~. ~. :~¥~$i ~:~'-". "~"~'- RobynHarris NOTE: Gra SlovenCritchley with no picture ..~. ~{ ~i!~ ii'..i'~ ,s~'% .... PaulHarrison with no pi Ran Cullis ~:,~i available are ~~ ~,'~!i~:, .... ~i~iil~ ~~~~ SorenHedberg 11ffonyDoigneault ~~ ~ available listed at the end, -,~;...;.. (helsea Henderson listed at th, CON G RATULATI O N S ! SH.OPPERS YOU ARE OUR FUTURE! ,Tabric tJautique A RT All the bestfor All the best for the future. the future, Cong ratu lations ] CongratulationsGrads! Skeena Mall, Terrace 635-5950 5412 Hwy. 16 West 635-5553 3308Kalum 638-1335 "Best Wishes for a Congratulations Grads! _ Bright Future.=" ~i~ "~~" ~ ""~ ~' [L -'~ 638-1848, 0308Ro34~ ~_ 'La'kel~-~e--Ave-=nue,"-"Terrac"=-~iB.'-~C.-'- .~. ,4913KE/TH,'l'ERRAOE ~ . FURNITURECOUNTRYWIDE & APPLIANCES . -. "-.~i" ,. ~.,, ~t" ",.~=~,~ ", ~ "- 4501 Lakelse Avenue 638 1158 Congratulations1995Graduatest° the CongratulationSToThe ~ Congratulatlons~totne ~"~"'~~~) SCHOOLDISTRICT NO. 88 ClassOf 1995 (TERRACE) grads of ~951 ~I 3211 KENNEYSTREET, all the best for the future! TERRACE,B.c.vaG 3E9 TerraceCarpet Centre YourTERRACEDecor The yellow gift house on Hwy. 16 PHONE (604) 635-4931 3202 Munroe Street at Hwy. 16 W." 635-2976 638-1808 THE FUTURE IS YOURS Congratulations From Columbia Auto Haus Ltd. CONGRATULATIONS! ~ ,ieen a, Central Gifts ~.~ ~ A word to the wise... 102-4716 Lazelle Avenue, ~'~ ~'q' n(~ELLULOSE~INCI CONGRATULATIONS! Terrace t, ~ J I Best of Luck Class of '95 635-3334 -, • ,i,, / TerraceOperah 635-6580 4109 SubstationAve., Terrace, B.C. 635-5717 ~'t" .BEST WISHESFOR A GREATFUTURE ~o~[~~L@y~. ~#~ ~[~#~ @~ u~u ,1OTEM-~ , ERRACE FORD TERRACEEQUIPMEN'F SALES LTD, SAFEWAY Our verybest wishes to our areas graduatesof '95. ~ 4441 LakelseAve. 0 Mowers 4655 Lakelse Ave. May all your FutureEndeavors be happyones. z ~ower [] ~=.~, ~~ 0 Generators Terrace, B.C. 0t-~,~'01,,~0/'1 ' 0 Pumps k 4631 Keith Avenue, Terrace 635-4984 ~ ~. 635-7206

"-~'¢¢'~: '~O t~" (~;;zO k/ComeO"~£~& "S-'~'~'~"~'~'Check Out ~"~1! I! =~'~ k ~ ...... " %~" ~~ BestWisheSGrads, ~~ Our Selection.of Grad r~ i _ Ice Cream Cakes~ SKEENA VALLEYGOLF & 4532 Lakelse Ave,, Terrace, B,C, ~___ COUNTRYCLUB 3552 Golf Course, Terrace Ph. 635 2561 635-5111 635-7440 632-3313 IIGOLF 8, COUNT/RY~CB1 635"2542 or 1-800-770.2542

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-t~h'~ ..... ~t~ ~,;...::.~...,~,~. NOTE: Graduates ...:.., ...... ~;~: '~ LouisaHendriks ~'::':~!~,.: "i':~'. ~:~: ~~:i~ NOTE: Graduates with no picture .~:~:~:~:.:~;:...... ~:. ~~ii~ FarrahMain available are EIl[eHigginson ~~;i] AishaManii with no picture RyonHovland ~. !~;i~:..,'.. .:~" "~>+~':" :" ~'~ ~:':'::":~ ~~iii~il ShelleyMonlel available are listed at the end, ~~~:i:;~.~8+-:,: :. -.:.:.z~ ...... : ~ ' ~~~~ ~~i:;:~.'::.~;~. ::;:i'::" ~~ ...... ~ ~% JeffMor(eau listed at the end.

.. :~i ~~ii~ JeimeJanzen U~~~. ,~!~ ~'~i~!~ •~:~!" ,,~i~: ".."~ : LokhhirJoswnl KarmiitJowando ~~il .ii:!iiiii4iI.~:~;~?:~,:,'. ::,~:,:i~:,:~, Len(eM(Charles GeonnieJansen ~~.~] '"":~:::~:~ ~:~;~;~::~:~:~. RodMclnnes %i. '"::i~!~i~ii~] ~'% " GarthM(Kenzie J ~IW~ nson Johnson :ii;i~i ~f:i!: %::~. MargotMcgeown ~ ...... ~,~ ~,.~ :~.~. ,,~: . ~':~ . ~ ~.~ ~ ~: ~~ ~~i~!~:~ ~i~~i~ ~ AaronMcMilhn en i i~ • .;.. :, ;~:~:~ ~: ..~:~:::::~.. :~ :.:.. .:x::::~:~., ~::!:~::!:~::~ ~':~:k:? ::: ':%~ Ired ~~ ~i!~ F ':'~: :'':~:"~/: " CliftonMeredith

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~.~~ ~VaAC~. MO~OeS ~OYOTA m). ;., :,,i :-:- ,:..... ' : ': : 635;6558 i.: .,,~: ] @ TERRACECHRYSLER LTD. ) 635-7187 All the best to all t~, e Grads ~~6 , Red Carpet Food ,~ ,,~ . ~: ~_,1,*~% Services STUFF 'N' SUCH ~ (~'~f[" /1~, 2901 A Kenney St.

46]]"%'-~--~ Lazelie Avenue suPP,,,S,u o,e on , /'; 63S'2832Terrace, B.C. o"~ ~~t t[~/~'~ Te Cra:dit&uDnli~trlet Terrace, B.C. VSG lS3 (604) 635.4324 i 'o ,~w,~,,o,~ 4650 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC British Columbians investing in one another 635-7282 KEN'S MARINE TRAVEL You've met the challenge. ~ KALTIRE Congratulations Grads of '95 Cedarland Tire Service Ltd Ken Gibson Trev0r Gibson 4929Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. 635-615i 4946 Greig Avenue, Terrace ' 635-2909 Wishing You Continued Success/ r 638-140i Wilkinson GRACE FELL FLORIST BUSINESS MACHINES Congratulations 4552Lakelse Avenue, TERRACE, B.C., VSG 1P8 Ph. 638-8585 4603Lakelse Ave. Re/Max of Terrace 635-6939 4654 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, 638-1400 Canon ' I ongratulations Grads/ I ~ ~~~ I GRAD SPECIAL I ~~~~ luy 2 Medium 3"Topping I ...... _~._u___.=_ ...... I .. eizza's For Only ' May you dedicate yourselves to ever higher ' P 7..a =12 ' goals through your lives and careersl I ,-. !1 [] .A ~ EXPIRES JULY•,,,991995 1 AS youmove on we extendourvery best wishes. CONGRATULATIONS! I ~lJlll i W~ll~ l coup0nper order, Not availabrewith for unlimited success. L !i illl~lli,® L " any otherspecial offer. I ..... ~ ...... , 4652 Lazelle 635-4997 4610 Lazelle "" 635-6600 Congrat.latlons from the staff of... ~® ~I~INUTE ~UFFLER • TO THE CLASS OF 95 Terrace.Co op Cottgratulatiotts on GUARANTEEDAT OVER 120 s LOCATIONS BRAKEACROSS CA~A])A Kalum Tire & Automotive Supply Ltd. Assocmt=on reaching this goal. vo 1"1"mere'... 635-7707 4808 Hwy 16 West, Terrace 4617 Greig Avenue Good luclt inthe THE FIRST TIME! 4526 Grelg, Terrace 635-4902 ~ 635-6347 ...... , J~turel • B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday', June 14, 1995

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with no picture JimTaron :~ . ~ ...... ~:.:~ Cynthia Dew Jonnlhan Lafonlaine Tami Gigneaull available are ReieonTrombley Mike Duorle Mary-Anne Lawson Corey ~/oldie TanisTrottier ~:'L~:- ..'-~::a" ~ '~:"" " :: ::.~:~'.'~' "~::":'~:~:L$~I listed at the end. ~~~~~i~~.~i~ ...... " ~e. :::~::.:.~.. !,,:::~.~ Shown Ducharme Tony LeRoss Dale Walker ~~..!~ ~~:..":i:.~i, ~: ~: ,'..

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...... ~ ...... ~ ...... I I ..... ~ ...... , ...... III --~ mnpminl~- : ' ...... =, ...... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - B9 Kitselas man passes away GUNNER EDLUND, a well known and loved Kitselas resi- LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO dent, passed away peacefully on May 19, 1995 at Terraceview Lodge, one week after his 90th JUNE1995 PA LAC E JUNE1995 birthday. SUNDAY • MoN'DAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY "THURSDAY " FRIDAY .' " SATURDAY I The following is taken from KNIGHTSOF eulogies written by Randy Penner 1 Terrace747Air 2 BigBrolher&Big 3 COLUMBUS Cadet Soc. Sisterof Terrace and his granddaughter Susan Kinsmen Bevan. TerraceAnti- Nisga'aTr~b~J Poverty Group CouncilTerrace SHAMES Gunner Edhnd was bum on Soc. MOUNTAIN May 13, 1905 in Arvika, Sweden. 4 5 6 7 8 Terrace 9 Canadian 1 n TerraceArt His parents were Olaf and Elin Little Paraplegic v Association and he came from a family of 10 Pa~enlsCoalition Terrace Theatre forthe Minor Kermode Terrace Peaks Assoclat=on YouthSoccer children, growing up in Lillahaig. AdvancementofEducation Hockey Friendship Gym nastics Terrace Nisga'aTribal In Sweden it was mandatory in Terrace Association Society Anti-Poverty CouncilTerrace TerraceSkating that all young people spend a few years in the military. Gunner 11 12 13 14 15 OrderofRoyal 16 Canadian 17 ...C,Terraceadiag_ chose the Swedish Coast Guard. ParentsCoalition Terrace Purple Paraplegic ParentsFor When his mandatory time was GUNNER EDLUND, a former Kitselas resident, passed away forthe Minor Kermode Shrine Club Advancement Friendship #18 Terrace French up he decided he didn't want to last month. In the early days of Terrace, Gunner's Kitselas straw- of Education Hockey Terrace Nisga'aTribal fallow in his father's footsteps as berry farm was a popular destination. in Terrace Association Society Kitimat Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace TerraceSkating a shoemaker. Instead he bur- 1 8 1 9 20 21 22 Protective t.tr~Canadian t-~ATotemSaddle towed ~noney from a rela five, and Orderof ~_OParaplegic £.'1" Club ParentsCoalition Terrace Terrace Peaks Elks #425 Association booked a passage to Canada. for the Minor Kermode Gymnastics Klnette Club Advancement Nisga'aTribal Gunner eventually made his of Education Hockey Friendship Terrace Search& way west and in 1936 found work inTerrace Association Society Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace RescueSoc. in Prince Rupert on the railroad, 25 26 27 ~e~ 29 UlNGEI-rEIERR^CE OU/"t/"~ C'N'O" ROYAL cleaning up flood damage. When P~enlsCoalition Terrace ce Blueback ASSOCIATION LEGION#13 that job was done he came to Ter- for the Minor Kermode Swim Club nee, and found work in George Advancement Nisga'aTribal of Education Baseball Friendship Shames Terrace Littlc's sawmill. in Terrace Association Society MountainSki Club Anti-P0verty Council-Terrace Later that same year Gunner (:ltlMl. settled in Kitselas at Pete Mag- Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 =uson's place. He shared a home , lDPlq:llb Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 with his partner Flora Bevan and Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. together they raised three children LastWadnesday of the month Is DOUBLEBINGO Isabelle, Melville, and Maude. :u:,a---~mi:n~qi | Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon Gunner and Flora worked very YVONNE MOEN 635-TI PS T.V. MONITORS SMOKEREMOVAL AISLECONCESSION hard. They clesred the land, cut 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 huge stacks of rtrewood and grew a very large garden. As each of the children was born, Gunner planted a tree. Isabeile's birth was celebrated with a butternut tree, Melville's with a May tree, and Gunner planted a cherry tree for Maude. The children loved to come visit Gunner in the garden, partic- b . • • J ularly when the strawberries started to ripen. Gunner's strawberry farm was also a popular destination for Ter- xace folk who would take the ferry across the Copper fiver. During picking time Gunner would hire people f~om Kitselas 3/illage to help. Then he would take his wooden crates of berries down the dirt road in his wheel- barrow to the train. He sold the strawberries to Lee's, the Chinese store in Prince Rupert, for 50 cents a crate. During the winter months Gun- nor would work for railroad doing ~naintenance around the tunnel. At the beginning of World War II Gunner also found work helping to build Highway 16 between Usk and Hazelton. In the 1950s Gunner and his family moved down to the "]'imm's place, not far from the Village. They continued to garden extensively, and built many cheerfully painted buildings. Not only does Neon have more horsepower, more front headroom The love of Gunner's life, Flora Eevan, passed away on March and rear le 'oom than the eompetltion- but it also won 1995 Car 31, 1968. After her death the l~ouse was just too much for one person, so Gunner sold it to Dung of the Year and Be t New Eeonomy Car. About the only ones who and Alice Ewart in 1970. At 65 years of age he started clearing land again over at a aren't happ with the 1995 Neon are the eompetition! smaller place behind the graveyard on the hillside. Gunner loved nature and ~espected all life. He never Hi to the Neon l~unted or trapped because he treasured all living things. 21A Packageincludes: This respect was also apparent t/ Standard dual air bags in the way he heated his family and neighbours. He was fi'iendly V' Standard side door with many Kitselas people. impact beams Finally the years began to take their toll, and Gunner wasn't able t/' ]6-valve 132 hp 2.0 L • to continue working the hillside. engine I-[e decided to sell his home in V' 5 passenger seating 1991, and move into town in the 'luck senior apartments. t/' 4-wheel independent Gunner soon became a familiar sight in Terrace, walking through suspension town with his packsack on his t/' Child protection rear back. He still spoke often of KJt- door locks selns, and how he waited over 50 years for the road to be built. V' Cab forward design After his health started to fail t/ Floor mounted Gunner moved to the Ter- raceview Lodge, and lived there centre console till his death this May. A combined funeral and aboveell other discount offers -when you purchase memorial service was held on the199S (hrpler vehkh of your choice.~ Sunday, May 21 at the Kitselas Community Hall on Queensway. Lance Stevens was master of ceremonies. Gunner is survived by his brother Sven and his sister Bretta who still lives in the same house (3miner grew up in. He also has numerous nephews and nieces in Sweden, and of course his three for ~0 months*" children, eight grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. Gunner lived a long life and lived the way he wanted to m the way many of us only dream aboUL GUnner was loved by many and will be deafly missed. B CHRYSLER Dodge Dealers you can believe in. Jeep, term,based o~ ~ ~k[ eqdpoe~o~ ~e~d~ed. A minimum dee~po rnmt e eq,.tvdeMtra~eof $2,132b r~Wkd.No6wn ~aYmenf Plan ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t~..~ ~ ~ 5~ ~..~ m ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ m m. [m m ~ BIO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995

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il in ill ..... •ii The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - Bll Egg-stra careful driving MOTORCYCLE RIDERS from around the northwest took part In the annual Ride for Sight last Saturday at the Thomhlll Community Grounds. Attendance was significantly down from last year, but organizers PIAU P, :51:=RICO5 CAR ACCIDENT? CALL... chalked l~at up to Seafest celebrations. Here a motor- Bob Mackay or Jim Tucker cycle pair compete in the Your small town lawyers near the big city egg race. 25 years experienceworking for people injured in automobile accidents The Ride for Sight raises I FREECONSULTATION. % FEES money for the research and NO FEES UNTILYOU COLLECT prevention of retinitis pig- . mentosa, a disease which ~ is the major cause of blind- ness in those aged six to 60. If you'd like to make a tax deductible donation to the Ride for Sight, phone 1- BARRISTERS &-~OLICITORS 800.461-3331. 5690 176A Street, Surrey V3S 4H1 TOLL FREE 1-800-922.7431

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Musical weekend for the family EV' S TO S __GRADS ...... B.Y.L~°r.aeClarke - their toes to at one time or an- able. If and when you've ~e~ort~thL~=a~tesm:t~e o,wee_gs other, heard, plated and/or plucked • , . ..~ ~'=m ~. Keeping with the camping enough of your guitar and GOLF n.u.a_l Mn_osu~er _.res.tlval spirit, youths 16 and under can you're in need of a quiet rest- 8,°Yen------Pus,m~[¢ nave oeell no longer camp by themselves, ful place to crash, we'd 'i s.lnTS ...... : 529,99 severa~ caanges mat are going The...... "- "--" - - " • ,_..,~.., ...... ,._ ,__....._, .... ~' ~ ~="x m m~u uwu recommena setting your oigs I tU_~ttet~l, .,VUU,LUI~ ItU..NU¥i:IU ~O~I'. di£s, but it must be next to on in the. nniot ~.,=a I SUMMER TEES "lopping the list are tickets. - r------= ...... I 100% Cotton. Canadian Made $"11 ~ ~ I ' This year only weekend passes Hike, Camp. Grad & Other Motifs ...... I tr~JI=~ are available. With the excep- -- [ SUITS* - tion of a Sunday pass, you There~s bound to be something everyo~e in the family will / By S. Cohen of Montreal, Sizes38 to 48 must purchase a weekend pass tap their toes to at one time or another. to come and go as yo~ please l Shorts, Regular, & Tall $#"lhl~ltt"~, ~1~ Regular $300,00to $450.00 ...... Sale throughout the June 23 to 25 "~'~.~ weekend. The strategy behind this is to their parents or legal guardian. If you are planning on a late [ SPORTS JACKETS & BLAZERS* quell the rowdiness that rears No exceptions, arrival, make sure you are on / Buy one and we will coordinate the up with the cheap Saturday Speaking of camping, the fee the grounds before 10 p.m. or night pass; it's also aimed at has been increased to $20 for you'll have to listen to the fun / s cKs FREE making the jobs of the security the weekend but includes hot from outside the gates. The TIES . , and gate personnel a little showers at any time. deadline is midnight for easier. Keep in mind there is musi- campers with the appropriate i Grea!Selection...... 1/2 Price You'll probably enjoy your- cal and quiet: camping avail: equipment.' ...... " " ...... ~: ...... / MCGREGOR ...... Se,j ~ self more too, and discover a Fine Wool Socks ...... ,..,...... i. ~I,,~lP,,~ whole lot more about music that you otherwise didn't | TRAVEL LUGGAGE know. You'll also get a closer i ~ I Box 22, . . / A Great Grad Gift ~l~j~O / ~..~ IMPROVNG TerraceB C Major CreditCards look at the musicians that will ] q[~[fe~ ]YOUR ' ' ' Acce ted L Samsonite & Samboro ...... ,...... !. ~--~,-,~ JOl~Jl II I grace our stages- the raajority 1%,V I ODOr" VSG 4A2 Accep,eo . of whom reside right here in I ,i.'~'.~ I AGAINST Marior e Park Yourdonation is the northwest. I ~N;._~_~. I CANADA'S 638"1167 tax deductible A weekend pass also allows ~ #1 KILLER Congratulahons to the Class of' '95 yOU to get a closer look at the Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your enttre• festwal" • There. are five donation to the address above, a long with the name and stages mustc thin year, plus of address and the name and addressof the next-of-kin, for an ~v~[~h°Pl~=~n-"~nYo°::a~y t- acknowledgementcard. EV'S M EN'S WEAR 1 tention for more than a set or 4605 Lakelse Avenue 635-5420 tWO, The craft area (hand made only) is also a special part of the Midsummer Festival that deserves a closer look. With the introduction of a FACTORY DIRECT family pass, we are once again encouraging morn, dad, the. kids and grandparents to stroll rance Sale Starts May 31 , • through the gates together. For a mere $80, you're guarantee- ing yourselves a ticket to one of five stages (one up from last year) of music from Fri- day to Sunday evening, Wallstone With the majority of those stages going from morning DISCOUNTS ON clear through to late evening, Bricks, Blocks, Masonry Chimneys, there's bound to be something Reinforcing Steel, Cement, Lime, Grout, "'P~. everyone in the family will tap Sono Tubes, Blasting Sand and C:,., m ;,,, Many Other Construction Supplies.

, vl'-":' "Yol e n c e o,AIs°Availablepatic Blo cksSand and Gravel Split Botanico Full orkshop _~60~ga,Se~,¢ Tank~X 16 ' $2.99 THE KSAN House Society amd Caved Diamond the Northern Society for Domestic Peace are sponsoring a ~ ~--x~.Rectangle GardenHbll dm~lPmr~t ll~ ti~ee-day workJ~op on family I I PORTLAND 8X16"~$1"00 SPECIAL PRICE ON_PAVINGSTONES violence from June 28-30 in Ter- CEMENT Garden Wall lllce. ~quare The workshop emphasizes the s8.50,~,o ~4x30~'~t5850 important role the community as ~'ULL SIDE HALF a whole has in worldng to eliminate family violence. Social service providers, mental CALLUS FOR A SPEC,ALPR,OE ON READYM,XED CONCRETE FOR health and justice system profes- slonsls and counselors are all P.ONE 638"8477 ANY PROJECT LARGE OR SMALL RETA|N|NG WA LE,~ recommended to take part in this L~~ NOW AVAILABLE workshop. Topics. include safety networks in the community, discussions on treatment models, and the coor. dlnation and delivery of services. SKEENACONCRETE PRODUCTS To register, fax or call th~ Ksan House Society at 64~-2373 3751 Old LakelseLake Drive, Th0rnhill,Terrace (phone) or 635-2315 (fax). B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 I EATURE HOME

SH STYLE COUNTRY HOME me to raise a family located in Jackplne Flats ft. of living on the two Upper Floors plus a full he home is 71/2 yrs. old and features 5 bathrooms, spacious living and dining rooms, | ,'ea off the kitchen, Imposing entry with open Bright living rooms I : ...... : : ) and stairway leading to an upper balcony. l •ial features including patio doors to rear living room, screened in porch for outdoor "oom fireplace, unique window shaped like an * ~: -- [] ~~'~F ~ ~'~i~ ~ I ~ster bathroom, charming arch-way between ,, ~ ~ ,,..;~ ~" - :::S'~ ~ ~ ng room and a large garage. has large twin sealed windows and is well two acre lot is nicely landscaped in schrubs, lawn and established trees. r private viewing call Rusty "I t Ljungh 635-5754 or 638. ! at Terrace Realty Ltd.

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7 Bluebacks storm rankings I TIlE INTERIM Long Course coach Mike Carlyle said the spot. Other relay successes came Tag standings are out and the result this time was "very ex- Top Bluebaek in terms of on the girls side of the 11-12 Bluebacks are all smiles. citing". multiple rankings was Tristan years division with a 14th In Based on results to May 5, Although not all clubs had Brown who free.styled his way the 4 x 50m and 17th in the 4 the Swim Canada rankings started their long course sea- to four individual placings: x 50m Medley. And Points show members of the local son when the standings were llth in the 100m for 11-12 North's 13-14 years girls club cracked the top-25 seven put together, Carlyle years and 15th in each of the squeezed in with a 24th in the times in individual per- anticipated Coxford would 50m, 2O0m and 150Om. 4 x 50m Free. SKEENAANGLER forraanees and six in relays. still be in the top dozen 13-14 And right ahead of Brown in Interim results or not, Car- Garth Coxford earned his year olds by season's end. the 1500m was teammate lyle was well pleased ~ith the Bhebaeks' showing, lie also I ROB BROW~q ,. highest ever placing, docking C.oxford also made the list- Dylan Evans. the fourth fastest time in Cana- ings in the 100m Free (24th). And that duo plus Kyle expects others like Marina T'S THE FIRST day of June. Checkley to join her team- Webb and I are off chasing wild da in the 200m Fly at the Chris Kerman narrowly Nartz formed three quarters of Kwinageese. I've been drooling Keya.n_o meet in Edmonton. missed hitting the list in the the fourth fastest 4 x 50m mates in the rankings before over a map of that valley for years. Noting that's three spots bet- backstroke but Carlyle relay team. "We're expecting the season doses out. No hint of canyom in the contour lines. The ter than Coxford's previous predicted "'he'll be there". good things of him this sum- Next up for the club is this valley is broad and flat; it shares that feature, highest ranking ~ achieved As it was, Kerman made the mer," Carlyle said of Nartz. weekend's regional meet in and latitude, with the Kispiox (and, I suspect, two years ago and the opening board when he and Coxford The Points North 4 x 50m Prince Rupert, followed the the similarities between the two watersheds shot in what proved to be a helped the Points North 4 x Medley team also made the next weekend by the Junior don't end there.) strong long course seasonm 50m Free relay team to 17th rankings at 14th. 'AA' provincials. The Kitten and the Cranberry have summer mn steclhead, so does the Damdochax. Every river feeding the canyon-filled reaches of the upper Nass River do. So, why wouldn't the Kwinageese? CCS take lion's share at meet Of course it's the wrong time to be hunting summer stcelhead, but now the ice ceiling has WITH SIX age-group titles, melted, it's breakfast for the lake dwelling rain. victories in five of eight relays bow trout that prowl the marl, filling their guts and a host of individual on lhe multiplying multitudes of bugs and scuds medals, Centennial Christian and leeches. We will reconnoitre and lay the (CCS) emerged the dominant groundwork for a later trip. force at this year's elementary The village of the Git Wan Gax is quiet. No- school track and field meet. body's on the streets. The soccer field is empty. We bump across the tracks and climb the hill. Bat it was a Cassio Hall stu- Aspens trcnable. The sky is clear. Everything is dent who came away with two lush and green. meet records to his credit. Whoever named the roads at Kitwanga had a Matt Webster propelled the job to do and had to get it done in a hurry. shot 13.6m and flung the dis- Money had to be made, sawmills needed build- cus 31.1m to rewrite the 12 ing, trailers had to plopped down, trees had to year old boys book in those fall. There was no time for imagination- On Mill events. Road theri:'s a mill. The school buses climb the The other individual record hill to the school on School Road. The machin- was set in the same division ery to maintain the town is on Yard Road. The when Aaron Guider of Centen- main strip through town, formerly part of the grease trail, is Kitwanga Road, as you'd expect. nial cleared the bar at 1.5m to These boola towns, are all the same. It's as if, raise the high jump mark. after the explosion, busted bits -- machines, The final record-breaking shacks, houses -- have been strewn over the performance came in the boys landscape where they lie, defying all attempts at 9 years relay where the CCS municipal planning, The campground for squad sped to a 1:08.53 in the tourists fi~ds itself across the road from the 4 x i00m. mill, The neatly appointed, diminutive Anglican That division also provided Church faces the gas station- A sign advertises a Centennial with one of its out- restaurant (home cooking, of course) that looks standing athlete awards, Jared like the illegitimate child of service station and Brown taking the overall title trailer. All this squalor sits in the midst of one of the most beautiful natural settings you can on the strength of victories in ask for. the 50m and high jump plus a It's a good idea to fill the g~s tanks before second at 200m. striking out into a logging labyrinth. Webb pulls The girl's title in that age into the gas station and checks everything is still group went to Ashley Taylor, secured as the pump jockey pumps. I can't resist the Veritas student scoring a 'candy bar, nuts and pop. The young attendant victories in the 800m and asks for $2.24. I give him a fiver. He rummages SPRINTERS AT this year's elementary track and field meet provided numerous 1500m and notching thirds in exciting finishes, several races being decided by mere hundredths of a second. in the till then gives me back two brown bills the 50m and long jump. and change. .... , . ..?~!:,,,.,~: . Wins in the 50m and 200m Veritss in the 12 years b0ysl You ve given me too much," I tell him. At powered CCS's Deserai title in 11 years girls where formance of the" day came 100m and long jump, first truculent, he softens and begtm to explain Vandervelde to top spot Pare Gavronsky took both the from Allison Mantel who The farthest travelled school, patiently, "Now, you gave me a five." "True," among 10 year old girls while long and high jumps, adding a I say, cocking my head slightly and raising a stretched out for a long jump New Hazelton, had reason to third in the 100m. brow. I can almost hear gears gumming up. there was a tie on the boys victory to add to three ffack cheer in the girls nine years "Uh...," he says, looks at the his co-worker, a side between Kolten Taekema The boys crown in that age triumphs in the 400m, 800m track events when Leah Pare young girl, perhaps 15 or 16, wearing a white T- and Daniel Matthews group went to Andrew Nutma and 1500m. took the 50m and 200ra while shirt with the words Ban Animal Testing em- Taekema (CCS) crossed fast of Centennial who ran out vic- Other strong performances teammate Meglian Toews, 10, blazoned in bold red letters across its front. She in the 400m and 800 then tor in the 400m and 800m with included Thornhill's Ella gave the school another offers him no support. He returns to the cash added a second in the 1500m. a second in the 1500m. Dianne, 11, breaking the tape double-winner by outleaping drawer, rectifies lds error and hands me the cor- Uplands" Matthews matched Among the 12 year olds, it in both the 10era and 200m, her opponents in the 10rig and rect change, looking away the whole time. that performance with 200m was all CCS, Kevin Braam Brian Rigler of Cassie Hall high jumps. "Didn't ~Tant your boss to get angry at you and ball throw triumphs and a completing a 400m, 800m and duplicating those results on For full results of event win' when you didn't balance at the end of the day?" runner up spot in the 50m. 1500m hattrick for his title. the boys side and Chris I ask, trying to make him feel better. To change nets, see the Score Board on Uplands picked up another. the subject, I ask the girl if she'~ an anti- But the most dominant per- Deseirto scoring victories for page CA. vivisectionist. She looks confused. I point at her T-shirt. "You're an animal rights activist?" / "Huh, oh," she replies looking at her cheat. It s just a T-shirt someone gave me." Overton takes aim at Nat's Webb and I discuss the school system as we roll down lhe highway toward Cranberry Junc- PEAKS GYMNASTS will through college. tion, until we see the bears. have a special interest in the But this summer he will "What's thisT" Webb says. Three bears, two National Tumbling return to Terrace to be one cf light brow~, one dark brown, all the size of a championships taking place in small adult, all with pronounced humps, are the coaches at the Peaks Sum- about to c~0ss the road. The lead bear has one Winnipeg this week. mer Camp. paw on the pavement. They see us and scramble That's because one of their Registration for that camp back into the shoulder-high brush alongside the own will be on the floor. takes place this Saturday at the road where they remain unconcerned with the Brett Overton got his intro- Skeena Mall, 10 a.m.-4plm. sound of an occasional vehicle and us. I'm duction to gymnastics with the It runs July 4-28 but ts amazed at how easily they disappear and reap- club at the age of seven and broken down into One week pear. I think about how easy it would be to soon showed he had a natural sessions. It also offers maxi- stumble on this trio during a walk down a talent. mum flexibility. Anticipating similarly vegetated path to the river. Displaying a strong work some potential participants As watch from bear chews we the tailgate,one ethic, he developed his sells may want more than one week on the ear of another. They cavort. They eat quickly, floor being his grass. At one point the darker bear digs, throw- of tuition but are going to be favourite event. Later he ing large clumps of dark brown earth through away on holiday somewhere his legs. An unexpected dividend, but after moved up to pass on his In that period, Peaks is offer. twenty minutes, the pull of trout is strong. We knowledge as a coach with Ing mix 'n' match bookings, drive north to Ellsworth Camp where we stop a Peaks. as in match it to your own man who is walking down the main street. He For the past eight months schedule. ' has isceles8 shoes that look as if they've been Overton had been training in The cost per week ranges chewed by a dog. A long scar, still stitched, ex- Kelowna as part of his goal, from $25 to $50 depending on tends from his upper lip to the large back bruise now achieved, to make the na- the level. And the club empha. under his eye, Kwinagecae, he tells us, "it's tional team. sizes this camp is open to ab. that road back these, Thirty-two dicks. But, ya ,I Having now graduated from solute beginners, For more in. might get confused. Kelowna, he intends to con, formation, phone Peaks at • i ~iI (To be continued) Brett Overton I , tinue his athletic interests 638-0447. iI

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J Final stats in from San Antonio Blanket OFHCIAL stats are in from the Terraee contingent. And Pat Kirkaldy finished And in the horseshoe pit, Sports for the San Antonio Seniors Joe Mandur clocked 1:34.40 sixth in ~e discus for females Betty Demmitt fmished 15th. Yellowhead Games. on his way to a fifth place fro- 55-59 years with 65ft. llin. In field events, Maxine B.C. provided seven gold, ish in the men's 50-59 years In other pool results, Renate Smallwood posted an llth and Classified Menu four silver and one bronze, 100m Breast, the best rmish Davis posted an llth in the • 13th, Esther Postek was in the Your ad will appear in GYMNASTICS just over half Canada's total. by a Terracite. He also came . 60-64 years 100m Breast top 14 in all three of hers, Terrace Standard Saturday, June 17 The squad also contributed the within an ace of adding sixth while Marian Duffus placed while Mickey Dychakowsky • Srnithers Interior News PEAKS GYMNASTIC dub majority cf Canada's 4th-6th place ribbons in both the 50m 16th in the 70-74 years 50ha took 18th in women's 60-64 • • Prince George Free Press holds ~Sinlml|ou for its Sum. place ribbons, two coming Breast and 200m Free. BressL years discus. • Houston Today ~er Camp, 10 a.m. to 4 ]p,m. I at the Skeeaa Mall. • Burns take Lakes Distrkt News HIKING • Vanderhoof Express Junior juggernaut keeps rolling • Ft. St. James Caledonia Sunday, June 18 Courier FOLLOW THE south route THE UNBEATEN streak may With Oldtimer Brian Moore locked at zilch until the sixth win 6-3. up to the Nasa Valley hva have come to an end, but the hurling 10 Ks, the Juniors had One issue in seven communities when Tymoschuk finally Kent Hartness blasted a three for [our weeks. beds (lqlsga'a Memorial C~evron Juniors still rule the to fashion another last gasp broke through with the only run lxiple for the victors while Park). Meet at the library, 8 fastball roost. victory on the strength of a.m. Leader Jorma (638- two runs of the game. Neufeld Chris Davis hit a two run 0753). Chevron opened the June 3-4 Mike Funk's two run triple in struck out seven in the 2-0, homer in the losing cause. weekend action in solid style, the top of the seventh. three hit shutout. Moore sent In the fmal game of the 55OOO ROD & GUN clubbing Tymcschnk Agen- The 8-7 verdict was the Jun- eight bacvk to the dugout. weekend, Chevron bounced Sunday, June 18 cies 6-2 behind the eight iors third one-run victory to Tymoschuk kept up the back. hard at the expense of the PAC][HC INTERNATIONAL strike-out pitching of Jeff date. momentum in the next game, a Oldtimers, crushing them 10-3 l'rapslaooflng association 300 Kawaguchi. Sunday action opened with a rematch against Chevron. on the strength of Bruce bird shoot at Rod & Gun, But they had a lot tougher pitching duel between Tymos- Jumping into an early 5-1 Neid's bat. Call Classifieds at ~fle ~ge l~l., Thorahtll. time against the Northwest chuk's Kevin Neufeld and lead, Tymoschuk smothered Neid blasted two fence Oldtimers in the other Satur- Moore. an attempted Junior rally with rearers, his RBIs accounting 638-7283 OLDTIMERS SOCCER day match up. The teams remained dead- sharp defence in the sixth to for half the Juniors runs. Saturday, June 24 NOK~ MOTOR INN Annual Temce Oldtimers Soccer tourney gels under Hiking scheduled way ut Caledonia field, con. A SUMMER of mountain ad- moderate-difficult hike linuea Sunday. ventures laas been lined up by depending on how much far- the Terrace Hiking dub, but YOUTH SOCCER ther you want to go after Tunlght the only climbing gear you'll reaching the ridge. Meet at the UNDER-t4 GIRLS (6:30 pln) need are your legs. library at 9 ann. Jorma (638- Tenace Shell v Wilkinsons Sunday, June 25 the troupe 0783) is the leader. Brai~ v Ros~o will head for Mt. Blaine), The following weekend, Au- UND]~g-10 (6".30 p.m.) which looks down on the gust 5-7 sees a major ouling to Ccnt~mid Lions v Elkers Rainbow Lakes 20 miles this the Seven Sisters. If you want Wildv~oedv Skeena Sawmills side of Prince ]Rupert. A chal- to join in, confirm in advance Shopfen v Surveyors lenging hike, steep and wet with Jim Theme at 632-6055. or Men's Carlyle Shepherd v Skeena underfoot, it is recommended For those who want to stay C~llud0se for adults only. Waterproof closer to home on the long Webb's Weavers v RGB Ter- these boots and bring extra weekend, the club is also of- rabytes socks just in case. Meet at the feting a hike on Terrace Golf Thursday, June 15 library at 9 a.m. Shannon Mountain Sunday, August 6: UND]~R-12 (6"30 p.m.), (798-2227) is the leader. It's an easy, two-hour walk Fin~i~g v Co.op Sunday, July Z the dub will ideal for families. Meet at the Tournament Overwaitea v Cedarland switch to a moderate trek on library at 9 a.m. . Sight & Sound v Ternce the Thornhill Cross-Over. Sunday, August 13 the club Travel Meet at Copper Mountain Rd. tries a new destination, Blue July 8th and 9th UNI)]]P.-:6 (6".30 p.m') off Old Lakelse Lake Drive at Lakes in the Hazeltons, anoth- m Complimentary Practice Round Friday, July 7 A & ~iVv Conslrictom 9 a.m.. Terry and cheryl er moderate hike. Leader is Brown (798-2227) are leaders. Ulrich (632-4538) and meet- ~a~um-dmy,June 1~ UNDER.7 (9'30 a.m.) Moderate, bet long describes ing time at the library is 8 a.m. Hole In One P~izes- Tildmv Rotary the Sunday, July 16 hike of There's a choice the follow- -trip for two to Chicago or New York courlesy Canadian Airlines Pldlpels v Vic Fmese Bonito Mountain. Kelly (798- ing weekend, Augmst 19-20, International and Canadian Regional Airlines Hole #16 Safewtyv. All Seasons 2535) is leader and meet at the when the club tackles Maroon -$5,000 Cash Hole #4 Saturday, Hales 9 and 11 Sunday courtesy Kinmmmv North, MotorIn library at 9 a.m. Mountain. Participants can Smitty's Family Res;aurant UND:ER.8 (10".30 a.m.) Sunday, July 23 the club come out for the fret day only -1995 Hyundai Hole #9 Saturday courtesy All Seasons Hyundai Auto Sales Terrace Cimjsler v Cr~mptou heads soath to Robinson or make a weekend of it by Cub= Great Door Prizes- Ridge, near Kiti~at, for anoth- going up one route, crossing -Trip for two to anywhere in Central Mountain's Air World Remax v Dairy Queea er moderate class hike. Meet over and coming down the Mc.Mptmev Totem Ford Gross & Net -Many other draw prizes at the l~rary 8 a.m. or the other. Cheek ahead of time KP's - Long D~lves Tourist InfoCentre outside with the leader, J0rma (638- Monday, June 19 -$3,000 in prizes for low gross and net, KP's and Long Drives. UNDER-19 GIRLS (6:30 pin) Kitimat at 9 a,m. Leader is Jim 0783). Pizza Hut v Richards (632-6055). The dub closes out the sea- 18 hole Medal Round Friday - S10 Tide J.~e v Northern Drags Friday~ July 28 the club son with a couple of toughies, prizes courtesy Johnny's Pro Shop UNDER.16 (6:30 p.m.) takes a break with a pot luck both rated difficult. Sunday, Entry Fee $80 - Register by June 30th Bandslra v A & W barbecue and social meeting at August 27 it's Gague Betty Stewart's house on Mountain near Kiti~at. Meet at the Smithers Golf Club Tuesday, June 20 Skaafland ltd. in Old Rome. at the Tourist InfoCentre in UNDBR.14 (6:30 p.m.) Phone 635-2837 for direc- Kitimat at 8:30 a.m. Jim (632- Izly I~ttd v Brady's FC tions. The event is a chance to 6055) is leader. Kerby &" Sons v Carpenters meet members old and new United And Sunday, Septemker 10 UNDER-19 (6:30 p,m.) and also pat forward any sug- the club tackles the Mount Canadi,:n Bavldan Inn v Manuds gested amendments or addi- Elizabeth trail, again near Talthar v Coundilom tions to the remainder of the Kitimat. Meeting at the In- (All games at Christy Park) season's schedule. foCentre again, but earlier - 7 Central Mountain Air ~ Sunday, July 30 it's off to a.m. Terry and Cheryl Brown Wesach Mountain, a (798-2777) will lead. INTERIOR NEWS MINOR SOFI~ALL Toaight MITES (cassie Hall 6 p.m.) Ceat'l Lions v Sk. sawmflb sqm~Ts (C~s.Hs~7:15pm.) Dairy Queen v Norm's Auto

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TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL ....Sport Sco PLAY OF TH E WEEK Oldtimers take to field ...... , ~ ...... ~~_.~"--~L~t ~,t~-~, ~ r'- ,-~ ~.,~'~ ~,~ ~.#_~ SOCCBR 0LI)TIMEIL~ from aczoss the northwest are tuning up for the Terrace Northeru Motor Inn tournament to be held June 24- 25 at the Caledonia school pitch. "]'he annual event is open to players of 35 yean and up but each team is allowed one "youngster" aged 30-35. ']'he format will use 40 minute halves until lhe semi-flnal stage and from there it will be regulation 45 minutes. If games are tied after regulation time, them will be two 10 minute overtime halves followed by penalty shots, tf needed. ~Entry fee is $300 payable before the tourney's ldck-off. For more Information, phone Nick at 635-9231. Silver Cup to draw crowds AS MANY as 30 minor softball teams are e~:pected to zero in 0n Terrace for this year's Silver Cup tournanaents. Beginning Friday evening, Mites Mixed, Squirt Girls and Squirt Boys squads from Aiyansh, Hazellon, Smithers and IGtimat will do battle with host teams for a berth in Sunday afteraoon's finals. Organizers will also be slotting in some T- ONE AWAY. Amanda Phillips, 13, takes the throw at first to retire the lead-off Amanda plays in the PeeWee Ball games over the weekend on a field-available basis. Middleton Trucking batter in the fifth inning. Her Kermode Friendship Centre team Girls d v si0n Games will be played primarily at Elks Park with the Cassie went on to win 16-11, only Middleton s second loss of the season. ~'~ Hail school and Riverside fields serving as back-ups. Terrace doubles up for Games Leag ue Stand i ngs TERRACE TENNIS players are hoping they'll be double trouble to GP W L T PTS opponents at this year's B.C. Summer Games. SQUIRTS - Girls ,At the zone playdowns held in Kitimat, the doubles slots all but Minute Muffler 11 5 5 1 11 belonged to Terrace. Richard Kriegl and JeremyLaFontaine booked Kitwnnga 11 5 5 1 11 PARKING LOT SALE the men's berth while Dee and Doug Jenion did the same in Mixed. Dairy Queen 11 4 6 1 9 i The ~emaining spots went to Kitimatians Norman Lee (men's Norm's Auto 11 4 7 0 8 singles), Dorothy Cheyne and Mary Galloway (ladies doubles), Gamma Bath 11 3 7 1 7 Tracy Borrahlo (girls' singles), Mitch Sierecki (boys singles), plus i~:~i!;~i/~!~i~:~i~L."~i~i~!~::~ !~:C:~ ~:: :~ :~ .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..... •. Danny Higginson and Mike Johnson (boys' doubles). Heater Flewin sQUIRT- Boys got Prince Rupert into the Games by taking the womeu's singles. AImwood Contracting 11 11 0 0 22 Safeway 11 7 4 0 14 SAVE- SPECIALPRICES ~ .. Evaluation a northwest first Skeeoa Hotel 11 3 8 0 6 ON EVERYTHING! - /~:~__~ YOUNG HOCKEY hopefuls from this region usually have to do a PEEWEE- Girls 10t of travelling to attend a Junior 'A' evaluatiomcamp. Middletea TmckLng 12 8 3 1 17 • Bikes But not his year -- Al Novokowski, director of the Collegiate Remax Realty 11 6 4 1 13 Hockey Schools will stage an evaluation in Kitintat's Tamitik arena Bayview Fuels 11 5 4 2 12 • Camping July 1"7-21. He's a former ~ star junior player who sports two Kermode Friendsldp Centre 11 5 6 0 10 Memorial Cup rings. Lazelle Mini Storage 12 2 10 0 4 Equipment ~ ~~,~~ "'Although many of the junior teams have pretty good scouting systems, not many youngsters from the northwest are as regularly BANTAM - Girls & Boys • and a Whole • scouted as their Lower Mainland counterparts," Novokowski points Tanner Drywall 9 9 0 0 18 out. "As a result, too few get invited to Junior 'A' evaluation AM 59 9 5 4 0 10 PARKING LOT ~~~' camps in B.C." Totem Furniture (B) 9 5 4 0 10 That will change this year, the camp giving scouts a chance to Blue Ridge Ventures 9 5 4 0 10 Full of Items ~="~'-<~.~- check cut the talent up here. All Seasons 9 4 5 0 8 I Come and See Supplier Representatives ] The camp is part of Collegiate Hockey's program b¢in~ held in Bank of Montreal 10 3 6 1 7 Kitimat next month. It includes a regular hockey school program Vic Froese TmcZing 03) 7 3 4 0 6 From Norco & Outbound I for players from ages three to 17, a goal tending school for 10-17 Cedarland Tire 11 2 8 1 5 year olds and a female evening hockey school. These programs run July 9-14. M~ET-Girls All Seasons - I For further information including costs, contact Randy Udhai at Overwaitea 8 5 3 0 10 Source For Sports ~ , I~ Tamitik (632-7161). Sight & Sound 9 4 5 0 8 Bandstra Transport 9 4 5 0 8 4555 t.'akelse Ave. .' • , ~.;i~/~;6:~5.-'29821"',;.

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Terrace Elementary School Sports Association Meet (event winners) (CCS= Centennial Christian; ~H= CassieHall; CM= ClarenceMichiel; K= ~itwanga; Nil= New Hazelton; Th= Thomhill; U= Uplands; V= Veritas) Glrb 9 years Girls 11 years 50m. Leah Pare (NH) 8.25 100m- EilaDlanne Oh) 15.21 200m- Le~hPare (NH) 36.66 200m- Ells Dianae Oh) 35.25 400m- Cean Price (NH) 1:32.69 400m- MeghanPayjack (rh) 1:23.00 800m- A~hleyTaylor (V) 3:10.00 800m- Kaliopi Kollias (V) 3:19.19 1500m. A~hleyTnylor (V) 6:43.00 1500m- Siobhan Taylor (V) 6:40.41 4x100- C~ntennitl Christian 1:15.40 ' 4x100-. Centennial Christian 1:06.75 Long./- KaistinNester (l'h) 2.72m Long/- Pm Gavronsky (U) 3.70m HlghJ. Loren Blgert (Th) LOOm Higl~- PareGavmnsky (U) 1.28m Throw. hclde Smith (CCS) 18.66m Throw- Amber Ware Oh) 28.35m Boys 9 years Boys 11 years 50m- JamdBrown (CCS) 8.53 100m- Brian Rigler (CH) 15:66 N'lth These Monlhly Paymenls, 200m-AdamVanGelder (CCS) 34.79 200m- Brian Rigler (CIt) 33.71 400m- BradSebastian (NH) 1:23.03 400m- Andrew Nulma (CCS) 1:18.09 800m- Kurd Mason (V) 3:07.00 800m- Andrew Nutma (CCS) 3:04.00 You Can Hold Your Wallet As 1500m. Nelll Koltennan (U) 6:21.83 1500m- Tristan Brown (Clef) 5:44.32 4x100. Coatennial Christian 1:08.53 4x100- Thomhill 1:07.82 Tnghdy As It Holds The Road. Long/. Michael Prest (Th) 3.23m Long/- AdamTeichroeb (CCS) 3.79m HighJ- JaredBrown (CCS) 1.12m HighJ- Marc Gagnon (CH) 1.32m Throw- KerriMason (V) 32.81m Throw- Joey Prevost (V) 36.65m Here's your chance to hit the road Girls 12 years in style. Without taking a beating 100m- MeganCorp (V) 15.19 in the pocketbook. Girls 10 years 200m- TeresaFleming (V) 33.96 • Act right now, andyou can lease 50m- DeseraiVandervelde (CCS)8.06 400m- Alison Mantel (CCS) 1:19.92 a Volkswagen Golf For as little as 200m- D. Vandervelde (CCS) 33.44 800m- Alison Mantel (CCS) 3:20.49 $229 per month.* 400m- Ki~ McDonald (V) 1:26.02 1500m- Alison Mantel (CCS) 6:29.53 800m- Hea~herDodding (NH) 3:40.50 4x100- Veritas 1:05.77 1he Golf comes wilh: 1500m- Na~ania Talstra (V) 6:55.00 Long/- Alsion Mantel (CCS) 3.61m 1.8 litre Molronic-Tuned Engine 4xl00- Verilas 1:12.63 HighJ- Jea Vandcriee (CCS) 1.22m 8 Spiker Stereo System Long./- MeghanToews (NH) 3.15m Shot- MelissaKelway (NH) 8.66 °0 Anti-Theft'Alarm High,l- MeghanToews (NH) 1.08m Discus- Destinne Laplante (U) 18:15m Central Locking System Throw. Asldeen Ranahan (K) 32.02m Boys 12 years 0 Optional 10 Year Powerlrain Boys 10 years 100m- ChrisDeSeirto Or) 13.74 .WarranV 50m- RyamBeaulieu (U) 8.26 200m- Lance Leighton (~CS) 31.91 200m- Daaid Matthews (U) 34.00 So head down to your local BC 400m- Kevin Bream (CCS) 1:09.65 Volkswagen dealer today. This offer 400m- Kolten Taekema (CCS) 1:23.00 800m- KevlnBraam (CCS) 2:48.86 800m- Kolten Taekema (CCS) 3:06.00 1500m- Kevin Braam (CCS) 5:39.96 disappears in a cloud of dust soon. 1500m- Dylan Evans (V) 5:51.08 4x100- Centennial Christian 1:01.03 4x100- Centennial Christian 1:11.34 Long./- Chris DeSeirto (9") 4.08m Long/- Brian Todd (CCS) 3.22m High./- Amen Vangelder (CCS) 1.50m High./- Braadon W. (CCS) 1.24m Shot- Matt Webster (CH) 13.60m Throw- Daniel Matthews (U) 30.75m Disem- Matt Webster (Cla') 31.10m

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' Basedon a 48 rnonh leasefcx a 1995 GdFC[ 2 docx 5 speedecluip~:ed as described, including [mightaid FOL Down paymen!of $ 1,390, firslpayment and rebndabb securitydeposil ($275) requiredat timeoF Imnsedion. Imurance, licoriceond opplicab~etaxes exlra. T~allease ok,,gallon is $12,382. RequiresVW CreditCanoda, Inc. Terrace Youth Soccer results approval. Dealertrade may be required. Somerestrictions apPlY. Dealermay bose ~ less.See deak~fc~ full de~ails.Umi~-~l time oiler, t Avoilablo al extra cost. U~der-16 Boys Constrictors 6 ~&W 4 A&W 5 Bands~a 2 COLUMBIA AUTOHAUS Under-19 Girls Richards Cleaners 4 NorthernDrags 2 4109 Subs.ta,t!on Ayenue Pizza Hut 4 Tide Lake 0 ...... il :' , 635-5717 06351 ...... ~:, Under-19 Bo~s,~, Bavarian 4 Takhar 2 Councillors 8 Manuels 5 Under-14 Boys Kerby & Sore 6 TerraceBuilders 0 Carpenters United 9 My Bird 4 Under-10 Mixed RGS Terrabytes 6 Skeem Cellulose 4 Webb's Weavers 3 Skeeaa Sawmills 3 Carlyle Shepherd 5 Surveyors 2 Centennial Lions 5 Shoppers Drug Mart 3 Wildwood Construction 1 Elkers Auto Supply 0 Under-14 Girls Rossco Ventures 4 TerraceShell 0 Braid Insurance 2 Wilkinson's 2 Under-12 Boys Coppemide 7 Cedarland 4 Overwaite~ 6 Co-op 1 Sight & Sound 8 FinningTractor 0

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Under 12 Division C0pperside 5 4 1 0 33 20 12 Ovenvaitea 4 3 0 1 18 8 I0 Cedadand Tire 4 2 2 0 16 22, 6 Sight & Sound 5 2 3 0 25 21 6 Terrace Travel 4 1 2 1 16 19 4 Finning Tractor 4 1 3 0 12 23 3 Co-op 4 1 3 0 10 17 3

Under 14 Division Brady's FC 4 3 0 1 23 18 10 Carpenters United 4 2 1 1 24 18 7 Irly Bird 4 I 1 2 19 21 5 ,'/'son Kerby & Sons 4 1 3 0 17 18 3 Terrace Builders 4 (] 2 2 14 22 2 ...to co~!!nue:tO:.~.erve you now.::::~ ~-: i~ Under 16 Division A&WRestaurant 6 4 2 0 31 24 12 Constrictors 5 3 2 0 29 22 9 in the future, ;~;::.~::~;:::.;:~'~"::;~'~::~:~::..~~ Bandstra Transportation 5 l 4 0 12 26 3

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Under 14 Division Rossco Ventures 5 4 1 0 15 6 12 Braids Insurance 5 3 1 1 21 10 10 Terrace Shell 5 2 3 0 12 20 6 Wilkinson 5 0 4 1 7 19 2

Under 19 Girls Pizza Hut 4 3 1 0 15 6 9 ....~ii ~i~i~:~i~ ~: :::~ ~i~.!i.: ~.~:! ~'~'.'?,,: Northern Drugs 4 3 1 0 14 9 9 Richards 4 l 2 1 11 19 4 Tide Lake 4 0 3 1 7 13 1

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1. REAL ESTATE 1, REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE UNIQUE LOG HOME IN QUIET AREA n For saleby owner, 1 I/2 story, 1I00 sq. ft. ACTI,:)N AD RATES IN HORSESHOE- 1456 Sq, ft, four IN HOUSTOn B,C, 1200 sqft, home on with 3 bedrooms, t den, 2 bathrooms, full OPEN HOUSE bedroom house. In. lot, new fence, 1.25 acres. New roof, new kitchen bsmt -- only needs flooring & trim. Large Sat., June 17 garden with five mature fruit trees, In. sun (European White & Oak cabinets), New windows, skylights & cathedral ceilings deck with hot tub. lull finished basement, make this a very bright home all year 2 p.m.- 4p.m. Garage, heated workshop, childrens 638-7283 cold storage room, two fireplaces, around, I n/g fireplace, I wood burning 4635 Soucie Ave. playhouse in back, swings etc. Large 20' upstairs laundry room, three bathrooms, x 20' brick patio, Low taxes 350.00/yr. fireplace. N/G heat & water. Carpet on DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M, TERRACE REALTY LTD. In, garage with double wide paved Low maintenance. Natural gas heat. main & upper floors, wood floor in kitchen Classified and Classified Display Ph. 635-6508 =an,.== ~l~'~ driveway, last house on dead end st,, Phone 635.1422 days. Price $59,900, & ~allway, Large backyard deck. Nearly ROYALLEPAGE BRO~.R very private, must be seen, 4824 Hamer 1/2 acre landscape lot completely fenced or 63tj-0371 ,m==,,..~rwo~ $155,000. ph.. 638.0020for appointment, STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS or with greenhouse & wired shop. Fridge & ADVERTISING DEADLINES: ~/hen a stat holiday falls on a relocating your existing business in New FOR SALE OR TRADE - Ocean view stove included. Close to college, Hazelton. Excellent return on investment. Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. home on Vancouver Island, 2 br up, full $170,000. Serious inquiries only, Call Serious inquiries only. 604-856-6312. for all display and classified ads. BE YOUR OWN BOSS bedroom suite in basement. Quality built 635-3600. Please no agentsL TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., home. One hour to Victoria, 1/2 hour to Nanaimo and ferry, Will consider trades TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1S8 down or across with the house with All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or acreage or waterfront in Francois Lake New 5 BR Home - 5255 Mtn. Vista Dr. Mastercard, When phoning in ads please have your Visa or Mastercard number area. Value is $159,900. 1-604-245-7884 ready, after 6 p.m. or Jim Hall RR#4, Ladysmith, CLASSIFIEDWORD ADS LIEGALA0VERTISING BC V0R 2E0. CALL NOW FOR 20 wordsor less $11,~ per coTumninch TOTAL LIGHTING 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH 1750 sq, ft. 1 insertion.$5,00 BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY A wellestablished lighting businessIn an APPOIMTMENT TO VIEW! 3 Insertions-$12,00 $21,75for 3 Inches,includes 1 photo. finished living area, N/G and wood heat excellent location on Keith Ave. Offers with large detached shop 24 x 30 on 3/4 6 insertions- $15.00 *Additionalat $6.01 per inch plentyof roomfor growthfor an energellc acre at 3882 Mountainview avenue •Spadous front entry leeds to rear *Additionalwords 15¢ each OBITUARIES person. This businesswould incorporate , riving room and Dining area (Thornhill) must be seen to appreciate living room with cathedral ceiling, CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY ADS $21,75for 3 Inches well eith a variety of other home each access Sun Deck area. gas fireplace & spectacular view $10.39 per columninch *Additionalat $6.01 per inch decoratingitems. MLS size $139,900, Call 635-3133 (Days) 635. , Den with closet ca n be used CONFIDENTIALBOX SERVICE 7264 evenings. • Large Master BR, with as third bedroom Pickup $2.00 Mailout $5,00 walk-in do.seE ensuite GRANISLE TWO FOR ORE 3 br. home • 1356 sq. ft. plus 2 car garage For regional coverage place your ad In the weekend edition of the Skeena with veranda, finished basement, shop, Marketplace. "Dedicated to Your Success" garage. Great view. 2 br. home. 1 acre OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! lot, shop, landscaped. Both houses Call Mr. McCarthy: 638-8290 recently renovated, Bablne Lake at your P /HI doorstep. Will sell / trade for home in Vis View 1. Real Estate 12, Motorcy'cles 24. Notices Prince George or will eel separately. 1- 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25, Business 604-697-6341 3. For Rent 14, Boats & Marine Opportunities 4. Wanted to Rent 15, Machinery 26. Personals I I]1[| lliltl litt I I[ilifl_l ii I~,llW RE/MAX OF TERRACE 5. For Sale Misc. 16, Farm Produce 27. Announcements Lake,Ocean & River Frontages Acreages, Ranch Lands. Small Lots 6. Wanted Misc. 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks Islands. Great lnvestmenrs 638-1400 7. For Rent Misc, 18, BusinessServices 29. In Memoriam free catalogue -financing WE WORKTOGETHER FOR YOU! 8. Cars for Sale 19, Lost & Found 30. Obituaries NIHO Joyce Findlay Sheila Love 9. Trucks for Sale 20. Pets & Livestock 31. Auction Sales LAND & CA'ITLE COMPANY LTD. Your Welcome Ph 604-521-7200 Fx 604-257-3535 635-2697 635-3004 10. Aircraft 21, Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices Wagon Hostesses for 11, Recreational 22, Careers 33. Travel ,IltiilNIII Vehicles 23, Work Wanted Terrace, B.C. are: Elaine 635-3018 The Terrace Standardreserves the right to classify ads under appropriateheadings 2706 S, Kalum Street and to set rates thereforeand to determinepage location. AVAILABLE NOWll Why pay rent The Terrace Standard reminds advertisers that is Is against the provincial Human Joan 635-2928 PINE or MILLEDor when you can move Into your own Rights Act to discriminateon lhe basis of children,marital status and employmentwhen SPRUCE HANDCRAFTED home. A great starter on a large lot. placing"For Rent"ads. Landlordscan state a no-smokingpreference, Francine 635-2688 CUSTOMIZEDTO YOUR NEEDS Two bedrooms, natural gas heat and The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, ed t, c assify or reject any nicelydecorated. Only $69,900MLS; advertisementand to retain any answers directedto the.News Box ReplyService, and REASONABLE FREEPLANS to repaythe customerthe sum paid for the advertlsamentand box renta. Nella 635-1605 RATES & PRICES Box replies on "Hold" Instructions not picked up within 10 days of expiry of an CALL 638-0520 advertisement will be destroyed unless mailing instructons are received. Those answering Box Numbersare requestednot to send original documentsto avo d loss Gillinn 635-3044 All claims of errors Iq advertisementsmust be receivedby the publisherwithin 30 days after the first publication. ' ~. ' ~ ', ~, - ' - KENNEY ESTATES It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the IlablUtyof the Terrace If you have Standard In the event of failure to publish an advert sement as published shall be 3215 Kenney St limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one Incorrect Insertion for the moved to Terrace Now Selling I~ortionof.the advertisingspace occupiedby' the incorrector omitled item on y, and that FRAME THAT VIEWII For those ere sna. oe no liabilityin any eventgrea er than the amountpaid for such advertising. or have just had a Luxury Townhouses accustomed to the best, we have the i homefor you. An executiveietreat with new baby, or are • Deluxe Kitchen .1284 sq.ft. exquisite decor and show house 1. REAL ESTATE • harwood floors -jacuzzi perfection. Unlque features: 9' ceilings EXECUTIVE Vl EW getting married, •central vacuum .gas fireplace with crown mouldings,hardwood floors 3 BEDROOM FULL BASEMENT condo •garage .full basement and custom carpets with border insets. in town. New roof and totally renovated. just give one of us • paved & landscaped A spacious 2,186 square foot home plus full basement.EXC I~ew carpet, new painting, etc. Asking a call! ~rice $64,900.00. Phone 638-0732, 638-1313 or 635-3653

VIEW HOME 4118 Yea Street $325,000 MLS

5 Bedrooms JUST LISTED 4504 Cedar Crescent 1,7oosquare foot full basementhomo on $148,900 MLS THEGARAGE SALE GUIDE 2/3 acreson the bench. $199,000 MLS 5 Bedrooms 5244 Mountain Vista Drive $149,9OO MLS HMlt~MI i Fixer Upper 5024 Agar Avenue $44,900 MLS

EXCELLENT VALUEI t/ __ ",~,-,, __ LOOKING FOR OFFERS 4118 Temple Street 1,500square f0ot full basementhome on $169,900 ML$ a largelot, Quiet benchlocation, ::/: !il;!!!!i!::¸::!::i::: : $186900 MLS Mobile on Lot 3926 Simpson Crescent $99,900 MLS iii: U i i:i:!'iii: 'i: ¸: 3. Building Lots with View $42,500 to $79,900 MLS : ii. , J , .: 3 Bedrooms 2206 Evergreen Street MOVEIN AND ENJOY $119,900 EXC 4 bedrooms,horseshoe location and in top condition. 4 Bedrooms $158,900 MLS 4819 McConnell Avenue ii!¸ For further informationor appointmentsto $149,900 EXC vlew call: RICHARDEVANS For further Information please at call JOHN EVANS at Sat., June 17. 8:00 am-11:00 June 17, Balloons st end of drive. " v LAKE DRIVE (upperThomhlll) ' ~":((~S~""~ am. 4609 Munroe, Household way if participating. 8:00 am • 8:00 am to noon.Misc. household ~~#"~ Rr ,441 goods, toys, books, tools, 2:00 pm, items lots of toys bikes, garden ~ ~P~P~;~ plants and much, much more. ~ ...... aa,~o THrV ^~r== tools, too numerous to mention. ~;r~( ._.. (!!:f:.{f 8 0o a ' ' Queensize bed, satellitedish "K ~ ,k-: (~ 3936 McNEIL ST, : m - 12:00 noon. Misc ~ " u(~4:Uf--"W : ~Sat.,June 17 from 8:30 am . household items, 30, stove: (~¢'/)5.020WALSHAVE,(o|fphos.n,) W~//:,:,~::::! l'00 nm 2 insuiated chimneys, microwave convection oven and June 17. 960: am " 100: Pm , I~) I /~,,[~ ~indow~' ~l.mln"m ~nnr m '~ many other items Furniture, books, toys, gift items .~y,~ I~ "', ...... " ...... '~ ...... ' magic pens toys, skls/boots/po,es, ~any, t"~'¢~2409KALUMST, ~ ' ,(~.:~ii.~ ~,.:'. many itemsl ~ u (~2066 LAURELAVE : !gna:a~:;y~'?'M°v~ng 10:00 am. 4:00 pm. Household ~.~ ~.~i!:~:~ ': ' items, planters. Put Your Garage Sale on the Map for Only

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i 1. REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE i 2, MOBILE HOMES 3. FOR RENT 5. FOR SALE MISC. 5. FOR SALE MISC. : WANTEDTO PURCHASEthree bedroom 4 YRS, HOUSI~ 1,000 SQ. ON 1,2 acres. RENOVATED 3 BEDROOM mobile in FOR RENT OR LEASE 1000 SQ. FT. - BIRCH FLOORING TONGUE and 0SED GLOBAL WEIGHT STACK home with basement suite, in tov~. Must G.H. 4 appliances, New flooring and Family Park. Quick possession. Asking 4000 sq, ft. F~eesonableand negotiable groove, 4 sides, 3/4 in thick, 12 in longer, exercisecircuit, 8 staMens.2 Normark 817 be in top c_ondition. Call 635-2116, I~aint, Excellent buy at $107,000.00, Drive $29,900. Call 635.1616. rent, on main street main floor - prime Rustic grade $3.10 per sq.ft, Clear grade stationary cycles. Contact B.V. Regonal THORNHILL HOME & SHOP on 60 x 200 by 3455 Old Lakelse Lk. Dr. 635-4349or 1980 3 BR 2 FULL BATHS, ASPHALT location. 638.0555, $4.15 per sq.ft. Francois Lake Pool,Smithers, 847-4244, lot. 980 sq ft. + or -, 2 bedroom home. 635-4332for appointment. roof, $28,000. 1980 2 br, 1 bath, $25,500. FOR RENT TWO BEDROOM town Woodworking, 1-695-6618 FAMOUS NEWFOUNDLAND RECPES Suitable for single person or young FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL 1344 SQ. FT. 1975 2 br, 1 lj2 bath $19,500. 1975 3 br, house c/w fridge & stove, No Pets. PRE-FABRICATED GREENHOUSES, Send $6.95 money order & sell couple, Shop ie 31 x 36, $85,000Serious Moduline home in'quiet adult park with 1 bath, new as0halt roof, $23,500. In Suitable for professional couple. utility and storage sheds, joey shacks, addressed envelope to Box 414 Terrace, enquiries only 638-2025, Lake frontage on Shuswap Lake, Only 15 excellent shape. Free delivery 306-694. References required. Ph. 635.3796. garages. Phone Dirk Bakker 638.1768 B,C, V8G 4B1. Immediate Reply, FOR SALE 360 SQ. FT. GARAGE rain. from downtown Salmon Arm, B.C. 6282 Moose Jaw. TWO BEDROOM DOUBLEWIDE in adult evenings, BOYS 16" 21 SPEED MOUNTAIN bike $140,000, Comes complete with 1150 Hesawraparoundcovereddeck&a12'x 1974 2 BDRM. MOBILE HOME FOR sale park. Four appliances. No pets $550,00 MOUNT LAYTON HOTSPRINGS. Hay $250.00. 2 yrs old. RCBS progressive squamfoot, four bedroom home cn 100x 23' workshop, plus carport, it's hilly on private lot. 4 appliances. 635-4339 per/month & damage, Reff. Phone 635. $3.00 / Ball. Potatoes $ $12,00 / 50 Ibs. reloading press & all equip, 1/2 price 120 ft. lot. House features: Natural gas landscapedwith flowers & shrubs. Asking leave messaae, 7411, Call 798-2214, $750,00. 638-8345. heat & water, fireplacein livingroom and reduced pr. $79,500.00, For more MOBILE HOMES OF VARIOUS STYLES ROOM FOR RENT FOR WORKING HARROWSMITH WOOD HEATER & FOR SALE - USED 20" colour TN's 'fireplace airtight insert in basement, information please ph, 604-635-5105 or and prices to fit your needs. Will deliver. person. Full facilities. Call 638.8293. stainless steel chimney $500. 635.7173. with converters. $75. Enquire at the Spacious kitchen with lots of storage Fax 604.638-0362, Call: 1-493-458-6398. 2 BDR. APARTMENT 5 appliances. 5 CAMP TRAILERS; 3 BUNK houses, Sandman. Call 635-9151. space, large sundeck fenced backyard 2 ADJACENT LOTS, 2 ACRES EACH. 3. FOR RENT Suitable for quiet person / couple. sleeps 20 with facilities, complete kitche~ DELICIOUS BIG GAME RECIPES Send with excellentcherry tree, rargevegetable For sale by owner $27,000.00 each 635- $780.00 on 1 yr. lease, 635.4912. trailer with dining room and walk in cooler $5.95 money order & self addressed garden, and highly productive 14'x16' 4261. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT.Quiet, clean, WORKING PERSON ~IEEDEDTO sham and facilities. Priced for quick sale. Must envelope to Box 414 Terrace, B,C. V8G greenhouse, Basement has suite PROPERTY FOR SALE IN KITWANGA security entrance. On site management. 2 bedroom trailer. Includes utilities, be moved. Call 842-5598. 4B1. Immediate Reply. possibilities, upstairs needs some paint area. Estate sale: 12 acres centrally Downtown location. Sorry, no pets. Call laundry, hottub. Vehicle an asset. $425/ NEED NEW GRIPS ON YOUR CLUBS? due to child modifications, Close Io bus, located suitable for farming, $25,000. 10 USED BATHTUBS in excellent 63~-7725. Referencesrequired. month. Phone635.5673. Lots of styles to choose from. Customize condition. Good for water troughs feeders, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, children's Serious inquiries only. Call 635-6126 and repair all golf clubs, Harvey Penick park and Uplands elementary school. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Phone 635- 2 BEDROOM BASEMENTSUITE. Close flower planters or summer cabi~ up Aug. 15 occupancy. No realtor fees, No days,~lon- Fri. 5717. to school and town. Available July 10/95 clubs available. For information call Tom grades. 1-604-692-3722. Let i1 ringl No pets allowed. Call 635-2153. 846-5894. GST -16,000 savings. Call 635-6669 6 UNIQUELOG CABIN ON DOVER ROAD FOR LEASE 2000 SQ. FT. second floor 4 WHEEL SHOPRIDER SCOOTER, CHROME ROLL BAR, double tube, Fits p.m.. 8 p.m. to view. Estate Sale: 336 sq. ft. located on 10 office space. 4623 Lakelse Ave. available 2 BDRM. BASEMENTSUITE C/W wood short box. Wired for lights. Uke new, includes new batteries, Demo model, 2300 SQ. FT. HOME FOR SALE at 3511 acres,greenhouse. Electric heat. Well on June 1st. Call Dr. Zucchicatti's office 635- stove, 4 appliances. New carpeting. No moving must sell1638-1974, save $1,000 on list price Call Northern Gordon Drive, 4 bedrooms, ensuite in site, no septic system. $65,000. Serious 2552. pets. $675.00. Utilities included. July 1. inquines only. Call 635-6126 days, Men - ,635-1329. Health Care at 635.7274. "CONSIDER IT" IT'S YOUR BODY, EAT master bedroom, oak flooring and Fri. FOR RENT MAIN FLOOR 3 bdr. House in Healthy, train effectively, see results. Catl USED INSULATION IN good condition; cabinets, N/G fireplace. 2 car garage. Call the horseshoe. No Pets. Non-smokers Bernadine 635-9428. Certified Nutrition 4. WAMTEDTO RENT 4x8 ft. sheets at $2 a sheet. All proceeds 635-7497. 160 ACRES CLOSE TO VANDERHOOF $375.00/month. Utilities included, phone Consultant. Certified Weight tra]ning to Topley Volunteer Fire Department. on pavement with power available. Nicely 6&~-1249, Available July 1. FAMILY OF 5LOOKING for 3-4 bedroom Instruction. FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM house 11/2 treedproperty with a mix of Poplar and Call: 696-3207or 696-3407. house preferrably in town. References DIVE-GEAR. ASSORTED PIECES G.C. baths, ~.g. heat & hot water. Recently immature Pine. $65,000.00. Call Dave HOUSE AT LAKELSE LAKE suitable for 1400 WATT GENERATOR. 1750 watts renovated. Excellent starter home asking Philpott567-2312. available. Call 635-6467. Dry suit-ladies small 2 BCD's tank-5Oand single person. Comes wl f/s. w/d. maximum. Suitcase style, full warranty. $105,000 for appointment to ~ew. Phone RELOCATING 2-3 BDRM. HOME near Available July 1/95. NO pets. $500,00 Perfect for camping. $710, Includes taxes. more. Negotiable. 635-7124. 635-4218 pleaseleave message. 150 ACRES ON SMALL LAKE NEAR or in Terrace required by professional per/month & Damage Deposit. For info Call 632-7425. Vanderhoof. Beautiful log cabin set in Rr family of three,Call collect 604.271-3229. LOT FOR SALE BY OWNER for more treesoverlooking lake. Drilled well, power, c~ 798-2456, after 5 p.m. informalion Call 638-8227. COMMERCIAL VAN BODY, 22'lx8~vx7'h, phone, furnace, fireplace, creek: Call 567- WORKING WOMAN WITH 1 CHILD WANTED 3 BDRM. HOUSE OR roll-up rear door, T & G oak floor, KITWANGA FOUR BEDROOM, FULL 2312. looking for 2 IxIrm, trailer, apartment, trailer for family of 4 for working couple. aluminum loading ramp, lights, bumper, Blanket basement redecorated home including 4 2 BEDROOM UP & DOWN duplex on house, etc, Prefer Thornhill Area. Would consider rental to ow~ for 1 yr. outrigger jack stands, excellent condition, appliances on water / sewer. Fully 60x200 lot in central Thomhill. Live in References available. 635-5318. References available. 638-8188 or 635- $3500.00 can deliver, Smithers, 847- Yellowhead landscaped, fenced backyard, a~tched one/rent the other. Layout allows for easy 1162 leave message. 3747. carport, paved driveway, wood shed. addition for purchaser requiring larger EMPLOYED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN. (604] 849-5052. living accommodations. Revenue: is ~'I~|:i-~--~, jB l]~'~ Ii~[,],, i, i [:] I[H ~"I ii~| ,p.[,{:= i, | Non-smokers. Seekinglong term lease on CEDAR FENCING Classified KITWANGA FOUR BEDROOM, full presenOy$875/month. Asking $104,000. busy Thornhill, area. !deal for a 2-3 bedroom house in town. Excellent Your ad will appear in local references. Phone 638-0010 & leave ROUGH CUT basement redecorated home including 4 Phone635-9630. Barber shop, :office; or any small Terrace Standard retail business. Rent negOt[able,~ a message. l"x 6"x 4' $1.10 ea. appliances on water/sewer. Fully WANTEDTO BUY. 25 ACRES & or 1/4 * Smithers Interior News landscaped, fenced backyard, attaiched section preferable with house; creek or P hone 635~4332 or 635-4349 1" x 6" x 5' $1.40 ea. e Prince George Free Press carport, paved driveway, wood shed. lake. No calls Fri. eve. or Sat. please 1- 5. FOR SALE MISC• 1" x 6" x 6' 81.70 ea. (604)849.5052. . Houston Today 604-547-9779. GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades 2" x 4" x 8' $2.90 ea. . Burns Lake Lakes District FOR SALE IN GRANISLE: 3 bedloom, FOR SALE. IDEAL FAMILY HOME at Summit Square welcome. Buy and sell. Bill's Guitar Shop, 2" x 4" x 10' 83.60 ea. corner lot, carport, woodstove, new 4817 Soucie Ave. bright & clean, this 4 632-4102. Call today. Fax 639-9879, 2" x 4" x 12' $4.40 ea. News flooring and countertops. Beautiful level split has been totally redecorated e Vanderhoof Express Apartments GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades 4" x 4" x 8' $7.50 ea. lakeview.$42,000. (604)636-2850. I throughout. Features: 3 bedrooms, 3 "welcome. Nowdealingin Takamine. Bill's * Ft. St. James Caledonia 1 & 2 Bedroom Units FOUR BEDROOMHOUSE N/G healand baths, living room, dining room, kitchen • Guitar Shop. 632-4102 Call today. Fax Courier Quiet & Clean Landscaping, Raised. hot Wa~r.~~La.rge,.19L.c]ose 3o..sctj~ols. with nook, large fami y room, den, laundry 639-9879. • ' -:...... ~; (~e~issue in seven communities Asking $116,000.~Call'635-5781 * ' room; and 1/2 basernenL Double garage, Racquetball Courts ...... Beds,"De( ,,i~.,~, Walkwa~s 18 ACRE PICTURESQUE PROPERTY paveddriveway, fully fenced yard. Ready • No Pets • ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: & DOcks ..... ' i .:;" :... ; near Vanderhoof with Timber value, • for immediate occupancy. Offered at 6" x 6" $2.40 per linear foot drilled welt, older outbuildings and 1972 , $187,900,00 (below appraisedvalue). For 2" x 10" 95¢ per linear foot mobile needing repair $55,000. Call Dave " , appointment to view call 635-7466, Philpott 567.2312. rs50oo Corn are our Prices 79 ACRES NEAR VANDERHOOF with 2. MOBILE HOMES plus GSl" approx 5.10 loads of Timber. Beaulifully 14'x68'1994 NEW' MOBILE HOME. OFFICE DEPENDABLE 50¢ for each additional word over 20 words, tread building site overlooking 15 acre readyfor occupancy 2 bedr, gas heat, i FORSALE j FO...... iol use o~ly. j/ clearing. Power and Telephone. Call vendorfinancing available. Also, quality SPACE : Terrace Pre-Cut Dave Philpott 567-2312. $59,500.00. pads for new homes. Call Gordon, 638. LUMBER ' Please PHONE FIRSTI FOR RENT '=~ 2903 Br-~u. S,. ,,1 Call Classifieds at 1182 or Mary to view 638-0800. Box 7 between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. KERMODE PARK MANUFACTURED i 635- 8 i Hazelton, BC 842-5660 638-7283 home sales featuring 14x71 & modular 1,000 - 7,000 sq.ft. i. homes. Across from weight scales. 635. Prime in town location 5350 or 635-3120. Drop in & take a look, QUALITY PADS AVAILABLE in owner 635-7171 occupied, family oriented park, order your custom single wide now for occupancy AEAP. Call Gordon 638.1182, REDUCED. TRIPLE E - 2 BEDROOM HALL FOR RENT Dream Catchers manufactured home, deluxe home, KIN COMPLEX Leather'n' Gifts jacuuzi Tub, acrylic block windows, plus 4119 North Sparks St. • Native Jewellery • Beads • Bones more, has to be seen, Owner moving, Call Terrace, BC • Gemstones • Leather (Asst. Colours) 635-7447. We have an excellent setting for your • Natural Native Scents FRASER LAKE TRAILER COURT under reception, central location next to Variety of Stock or Custom Orders new management. Pads for rent, trailers Heritage Park. We can accommodate 'for sale, Phone Bill (604)845.2835or Ed 20- 100 peoplefor weddings, meetings, (604)569-2518. elc. Full bar and kitchen provided, bar- tending available. Please call Robert 1981 WAYNE 14'X70' MOBILE home. 3 Finlayson at 638-1231 for viewing and br, #-5 Blue Spruce, Burns Lake. F/S, reservations. DNV, Updated to natural gas. Porch, ~HE SOAP EXCHANGE deck, $28,750.00 1-604-692-4311. ~.,..~=~J You can save 50% and more by using 1994 TRIPLE E 2 BDRM. Model in our top-quality cleaning products/ immaculate condition. Cedar Sundeck and front entrance. 635-7447, STORE V100% biodegradable VGreat for Septic Tanks ~h1¢,8 CORRECTION: 3 BEDROOM TRAILER VMoney-back guaranteed new carpets, line, fridge/stove, FOR VAIl Containers Re-used & Recycled 04 ""Halleck p Publishing dishwasher, garbage disposal, fenced For free delivery or pick up Call 635-7861 yard. Excellent condition $32,500, OBO, RENT reeds. Call 638-7696. 1979 14X70 MOBILE HOME GREAT 2001S0,FT. STORE • 1 investment or starter home, New Carpet & D.J. Odor-Miser Uno, 3 appliances, In town. $36,500. 635-. TERRACEDOWN TGWfl Chad Miller • Eliminating foul smells .Our products are organic 7180. based and environmentally friendly SHOPPIflCCENTRE. • Residential - Industrial - Commercial - Marine - Auto FOR HOREINFORMATION CONTACT Computer Tutor • Free Estimates • One call away for fresh air •Serving GORDHC COHNELL AT 635.5333 the great Northwest from Prince Rupert to Smithers Jan Sunberg Phone: 635-1112 ~Hv=l'e ;~truct;~ for miulle or ¢hildrt~1 3514 Clore Ave, Fax: 635-1193 MUST SELL! 618-~555" Terrace, B,C,, V8G 3M4 45' Trailer & MT. ELIZABETH Steve " Free Estimates Contents APARTMENTS Harmony Clowns ownor~ • Landscaping complete Special Reduced 638-8608 • Nat. gas fireplace Wood &Antique Stoves Commuting Rates ~Jake & JacquieTerpstra ~ • Mountain views (O.A.C.) ,3987 Kerby Street, Terrace, B,C, ~:,;~!~J~ Ph. 635-5406 • Large windows Welding Equipment "Gyzmo" and "Pebbles" ~-~ Limited Time Offer/ * 5 year Guaranteed Workmanship • Modern decor S~,~DAY~Am~ES.P,CN,CS.SPEaALEVE~SV New Roofs - Old Roofs - Tearoffs Automotive Equipment Our 'Guests'will receive: •BALLOON DECORATING FOR WEDDINGS & MEETINGS • Open floor plan LeaveIlls Decorating and Clowningto Usl ~ We do all the cleanupl • Large 2-car garage with Mature.Adult Oriented Apartment i Uving auto openers Canning Supplies ¢l<,- • Free Cable "IV (inst, incl,) | i • Large modern kitchen Fishing Eqfipment • Free Heat, Hot Water & Heated WANTE D ! JOURNEYMAN. CARPENTER with 8-foot island Storage People with Vision end Dreamsl Will do finishing, renovations, install cabinets, patio, • Living and dining rooms ,Appliances & New Venetian Blinds Picture yourself 2 or 3 years down the road: & much, much more • Will you still be putting in time to collect your paycheck just to pay the painting. AJso wifl build furniture. have vaulted ceilings (Incl, coin laundry facilities on bills and without really getting anywhere? premises), * Maybe you'll be retired but don't have enough income to enjoy that Preflnlshed Hardwood Flooring extra time. For Sale By Owners Call 7:OOp.m. • References required. • Or your Job was eliminated and your Income stopped ~together. Maple, birch, ash, oak. A~labie In Mural andvadous PROTECT YOURSELFI Investing a little time and effort over a short peri- $195,000 obo FOR APPOINTMENTTO VIEW od can keep those paychecks coming in, as welt ~ allowing you the lei- col0urs. (No sanding required) Size 3/4' x 2 J~ or 3 1/4' 6 4-58 4 sure time to enjoy them, No retail salas necessary. CALL 635-6277 (leave a mssage) 638-8809 : for appointment to view (S32-2822 Florence 638-8796 Natalie 636-6902 I

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• ..,t 5. FOR SALE MISC. 8. CARS FOR SALE '8"'FT VANGUARD CAMPEREI-rE 12. MOTORCYCLES 11. RECREATIONAL Fridge, stove, sink. Sleeps 2 (700 Ibs.) 11. RECREATIONAL MOUNTAIN RANGEAPPLIAMCE repair. 1967 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE VEHICLES Tripod lacks $500. Also '01 Okanagan, 8 VEHICLES 1978 HONDA GOLDWING stereo, Prompt service in your home. Need $9500.00. 638-8510. ft, sleeps 4, 3-way fridge, stove flushing footpads, fully dressed. More chrome than parts? Reasonable rates, Servicing Major CORVE'I-I'ES1991 CONVERTIBLE, toilet. $2800. (1400Ibs,) 849-8495. you can imagine, Many updates, a real 199o TRIPLE "E" CLASS A motorhome. NORTHERN LITE CAMPERS. 9' 6" appliances. Service and parts loaded. $40,000,00. 1967 Coupe, 327/ 35', rear bedroom, 27,000 kms. Like new MOVINGI FOR SALE 1994 RUSTLER 22 sweetheart. Will sacrifice for $1,800,00, • guaranteed. Ucensedfor Freon recovery. 350. $35,000. Both low mileage. Serious queen to fit full size PU. 6'10" and B'4"for Please call 635-6307 (evenings) or 638. condition. 6m running gear, $72,500. 22' 1/2' filth wheel, barely used, excellent import PU. Also, Double Eagle Boats. Call Nathan at 635-9428. inquiries only. Call 635-6126 days, Mon- alum. boat, Smokecraft $2,500, 847-9564. condition, lots of options. Call 846.5506 9189 (days) Nechako RV, Vmderho0f. 1-604.567- i 2 UTILITY TRUCKS FOR SALE $300 Fri, Call 635-3573 evenings, eves. 1994 27 FT, RUSTLER TRAVEL trailer. 2820 or 1-604-567.2937. R15. 14. BOATS & MARINE each OBO. Call 635-1956. 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE Awning, ext, showe~, microwave, stereo, 76 20' FORD MOTORHOME E.C. FOR SALE: 8 FT. CAMPEREI-rE TRI- BIGFOOT 13' FIBERGLASS TRAVEL 21 SAIL BOAT, MCGREGOR Hull, all a/c, queen size bed, never been towed. $7500.00. '89 21 1/2' Yukon 5th wheel. trailer. Uke new. Sleeps 2 comfortably. FT, Star. Asking $550.00 or best offer. Phone 1993 FORD $250 7.3 DIESEL XL 4x4, No G.S.T. Asking $22,000 OBO, Phone E.C.A.C. Microwave, $12,500.00 with sells includecL, sleeps 4, auxiliary power 835-4768. Stove, icebox, furnace, water. $4200. 48,000 km. Excellent condition. 1-604. 635.3280. hitch. 635-2190. 635-5407. and trailer. $6500 OBO. Phone, leave FOR SALE. GOLD ELECTRIC: STOVE - 692-3805, Eve. 1-604.692-4311. message 847-9864, works great. Asking $175.00, Gas Lawn 1993 FORD F150 XL 4)(4 Supercab, Boy Lawn Mower. Asking $50.00. 3 pc,, shortbox, v6, 302, 5 spd, Stereo cassette sofa, love seat, swivel rocker, dusty rose 67,000 km. H.D. Traiferhiitch, boxliner & beige. New - asking $1100.00. Call color matching canopy. Excellent 635-6205. condition $18,600.00 no GST Days-1. GRIZZLY HEAD MOUNT RUGS. Large & 604-694-3332 Eves-l-604.694-3744, medium. Also, head mount goal For 1991 GMO EXT. CAB 3/4 T, 4x4 sle ,a/c reasonable offers, 635.9123 evenings, 60,000 miles. Uke new. $17,500.00. 635. 37,5 KVA 3 H/P KOTO Generator with a 0897, Deutz Diesel on steel skids. Good fla/ J/ AG is here! 1992 CHEV, P/U STEPSIDE. Extended We now carry a full line of AG condition. $6,300, Phone 1.604-396- Cab 4x4 loaded. New rubber some 7024, K haircare and styling products. warranty left, Asking 19,500 635.9211. "Made in Canada by SOLID CHERRYWOOD QUEEN ANNE Varietyof ~ail Rides Dining room table with 2 leafs and 4 1987 RED TOYOTA 4-RUNNER 4 wd, & Canadians, chairs. Suitable for formal dining room. Cruise, tilt, P,w, P.L 5 spd, Excellent Beginners Western RidingLessons Available. SALON BARBERSHOP for Canadians" condition. $11,0001-604-692-7128. Serious enquiries only, $1500, Call 635. Ph= 635-7310 Kory or James 4644 Lakelse Ave,Terrace, BC Men ...... ~ "10 Im - e= ,=.~ 6990. FOR SALE: 8 FT. CAMPEREI-I'E TRI- or 638-3713 Mobile Nunaber . i-r! ...... i1= .m - p~- Star. Asking $650,00 or best offer: Phone 635 5727 ..... cOi~TRACTOR SELLING OUT: Various 835.4768. , o by plpt construction tools, equipment plus windows, doors etc., oil furnace tank, fuel 1988 GMC VAN- WHITE 350- V8 auto. tank and much more. Hide a 10ed, 638-1312 or 798-2489, after 9:00. Michele 's excellent condition, solid Wood Maple 1990 F150 4WD 63,000 KM A/C, C/C Dinging Room Suite almost new, Queen $12,900.00. 638-8510. ~DY I,eJn,e BODY CAPE sized mattress and Sewing Machine in Specializingin: Walnut Cabinet. 635-4679. TRUCKTOOL BOX, LIKE NEW. $150.00. Facials, 638-8510. Body Waxing, WATERSPORT & DIVING SUITS. & Nail Care Access The Internet From Your Home Excellent selection, great prices, Perfect 10. AIRCRAFT Cruise The World Wide Web • 3992-A Old Lakelse IJke Drive, for waterskiing, windsurflng, Kayaking, Terrace, B.C. V8G 3VI Use E-mail And Much More scuba diving. Call Aqua Fun Divers, 604- 67 CHEROKEE 140, "I"FAF 3154 SMOH lone Nicolson 695.6485. 1134 on 2,000 hrs. engine. Needs paint Certified Reflexo/ogist, Phone 638-1949 $21,900.00. Firm $4000 Fresh annual Nutrition Consu/tant and Body Work for information 842.6445. Bus. (604) 635-1919 O~vner: MICHELE CLARKSON BUY OR SELL I 635-4189 SUPER CESSNA 120,1947, 135 HP. all Tupperware metal on EDO floats with skis and wheels. C of A T.T. 4670 engine 140 hrs. KAREN MA'i-FEIS $28,000.00, Eve 1-604.694-3589, Burns 635-7810 Pacific Lake. EffCHENS I Oikos Builders Homebuilt Aircraft Rne European Style Cabinets ,I'PIIilT IV@l/g~~ Beautifully Installed "You~Sports eer~na~on" Engine Subaru EA81 Call us; we'll help you with design, colour & costs. Fully Restored Ron & Donna err 635-5309 phone & fax Ready for Prop Drive Unit ..... Finishing Carpentry, Residential Construction & Renovations VW Rai:l InCluded ' i Unit Includes Stand $500.00 Phone 635-1422 Days CanterburyFood Service Ltd, Let us take care of your paperwork! Yot s Three T Industries • Computerized Accounting *1 4 "s 11. RECREATIONAL 4603-A Graham Avenue -Word Processing VEHICLES 0 Terrace, B.C. -Filing .Faxing -Photocopying VSG 1A5 -Relief Clerical Work for Employers I 1981 CAVEMANCAMPER, 81t. very good condition. $2000, Call 635-6762. James Thomsen Telephone 604-638-1 017 NORTHERN UTE CAMPERS 9'6" queen TerritoryManager Effective Office Services Fax 604-638.1 012 6. WANTED MISC. to fit full size PU. 8'5" queen to fit short 635-5869 II box PU. 6'10" and 8'4" for import PU. WANTED- 1 - 3T FLATBEDTRUCK with Also, Double Eagle Boats Nechako RV, hoist, Both must be in reasonable running Vanderhoof, 1-604-567-2820 or 1-604- condition. 1-604-690.7208. 567-2937.R15. M.V. Mistann Charter WANTED TO BUY Aluminum, Brass, 1989 JAMBOREE SEARCHER PET GROOMING Copper, Reds, Transmissions, batteries (free,wood) Class C motorhome 23', Will take you and (All Breeds) 1-604-692-3281, sleeps 6, tilt, cruise, dash air, awning, roof Convenient Professional Care • } : your party to the air, very well kept. 847-3869. Asking Lorraine Moth 8. CARS FOR SALE $27,000. best fishing and 638-O929 1985 CHEV CAVALIER 125,000 km. Sun 1979 DIPLOMAT 23 FT. CLASS C diving locations in roof, tape deck, 6 cyl. auto $3,000 Ph furnace, winter package, excellent the No rthwestl 4450C Greig Avenue 638-8927 eves. condition 31,000 k. on G.M.C. Chassis Tues. - Sat. with 454. $16,000 O.B.e. 847-9323. For More InTo 1993 GEe METRO, 2 DOOR hatchback, 8 AM - 5 PM 1990 CITATION SUPREME, 28.5' Phone (604)635-9350 Fax (604)635-9350 3 Utre EFI. 5 speed, Excellent condition. motorhome. Ford EFI 460, 34,000 km. Installed $1000 stereo equipment, 38,000 Cruise, T.H,, o/d. Awning, privacy glass km, Asking $7000 OBO 798.2456 after 5 and more. Excellentcondition. 635.4588, p.m. 1991 BIG FOOT CAMPER 9 1/2 feet t 11989 TOYOTA COROLA e,va. mint - Educational Toys For All Ages condition, M.t, trailer package 4 speaker Stove 4 burners, fan, oven, Built in T.V. DJ MAIN CONSTRUCTION cassette, duel fuel gas/ng, $7,490, Call Antenna, shower & awning, stairs & 624.9664. railing leather, $13,000. Serious inquiries • Custom Housing, Finishing (collect to osoyoco)495-6530. '. Posters • Books 1987 PONTIAC BUNBIRD automatic 4- • Residential Framing • Foundations door am/fro radio/cassette. Sporty, yet 1986 ROYAL INTERNATIONAL.40 ft,, 2 .Games • Puzzles roomy, good condition, $2900. 847-4&33 roof a/c, 4 Burner Range w/oven, washer • Commercial Renovations and more eves. Dryer, 2 furnaces, fully Winterized, microwave, Queen bed, much more, 635- The Science & • CORRECTION: 1988 FIREFLY. LIKE 5874. New $2500 obo.Call 638.7696.. Nature Co, 1988 11' BIGFOOT CAMPER Fully Phone 635-1745 Fax 635-1748 1981 DATSUN 210/8W GOod running Skeena Mall 635-1 867 order' Some rust, $995 or Best Offer, loaded. Winterized 2000 BTU $10,000 635.5560. OBO. 638.0495, 1987 TOYOTA TERCEL2 dr. Hatchback CLASS 'A' MOTORHOME; TRIPLE 'E' 4 speed, V.G.C. $2400,00, Call Bjorn Empress 27'; 454; 42,000 km, Excellent 635.2959 Weekdays 9 a.m. - 3 p,nx condition. $35,000. Call', 845-7965. evenings, '1994 CHEV ASTRO VAN, 14,000 km, all W.H.L, Drive, A/c, cruise, full factory 1993 22' PROWLER TRAVEL TRAILER warranty, $21,900 OBO. Call 635.T549. awning, dual batteries, exterior shower, ESCORTSERV,CE F I ,,=lmb,~ ~ -I Ir Salon / U FOR SALE: 1988 BUICK SKYLARK. microwave, pantry, stereo, double bed U I: ~ I EveningAppolntments Available auto 4 dr Sedan. One owner, super clean more. $17,000 firm. 635-9009. 8::o:ic.Bades~ =.~a~ ~scorCs2 ;-4~ c~pai:~::e I '~~ I Rexlble Hours " through-out. Medium miles. $6000,90 1978 FORD OKANAGANMOTOR home, / ~ll~J~im~ll i,I ByAppolntment Only firm, Phone 635.6245 days or 638.1071 21 ft, - Kitchen at back - 4 burner stove SERVING TERRACE, KITIMAT & Clndy Zaporzan "C~.U$" evenings, w/oven, 3 way frldge and bathroom with SURROUNDING AREA Ii~ .~!,I ~ 1991 CHEV. CORVE'I-I'E,FULLY loaded, shower $8500 OBO. Ph. 635.5541, R.':IR 91'19(I 2041 Hemlock excellent condition, Low Km's, serious OKANAGAN 8 FT. CAMPER 3.way 1-8OO-910-9929 " vvv=~v"v Terrace enquiries only, Call 635-4357 or 635. frtdge, stove, sleeps 6. Exc, cond. 5545, Ask for Roger, , Hydroflo Jacks $3000 O.B,O, 635.9246. You've Tried The Rest, Why Not Try ONE CAR OR 100 Coast Chipper I Whatever your business vehicle needs, I have the knowledge to find the vehicle L iServices and the plan to suit your requirements. Chips Stumps to Mulc|i with Minimum Nora F~n - .. Commmci~& LandscaPe Damage " ~,635-4941 Fle~t \~ i 4o36 MotzRo~a "~.~1 rerrace,B,C. VOG 4A6 Free Estimates ,I IBiCOMH|RClAL Mcn:wan 638-1786 . I - - -- ,--. -,,-- a ,,ce Terrace I

' 111 i = l l ,IB al Hwy. 16West Terrace C8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 CTION D 14. BOATS & MARINE 18. BUSINESS SERVICES 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK BREAKFAST AND LUNCH COOK 21, HELP WANTED required. Must be experienced. Wages 1750 SPECTRUI~ BOWRIDER (alum), LET YOUR BODY TO THE TALKINGI PET LOVE DOG and cat grooming. TOP QUALITY DONKEYS, one standar,~ negotiable. Please send resume to Easy load trailer. Alpha 1 Marc Cruiser Good looks, good shape, good nutrition, COOKS AND DISHWASHERS WANTED Joanna 635.3772 10 year old Jack $950,00, one standard Summerland Pizza and Steakhouse, Box (115 hp at prop) many extras. 3 yrs. old good skin carel I can show you how, Call: for MS, Layton Hotsprings. Call 798-2518. $14,0001.604-694.3654, yearling Jack $650.00, dark brown Call for appointment and ask for Jackla, 399 Queen Charlotte Island, B.C. V0T 845-2830. THE TACK STORE. Now open. Harness, 1S0 or phone 604.559.8161 or 604-559- saddlary and gifts. All you need 4 krns. w/white points. Excellent disposition, Mill Reliable transportation a must, 1977 FIBREFORM 26' CABIN CRUISER. TERRA BOBCAT SERVICES Backhoe, Swanson, Grandview Ranch 842-6678, 4588. Ask for Amer. Twin iercruisersiX cylinder stern drives. 12".16".24", Augers 6".9"-12"-18", out of Telkwa on Skillhom Road 846- LOOKING FOR 10 GOOD PEOPLE.Must 9863. 14 FT. VELCO/MERC 25 HP. Jet plus be self motivated and like dealing wilh the KEEPSAKE CARDS REQUIRES a Propane stove, refrigerator, 2 depth Sweepers,concrete breaker, pallet forks, commissioned sales representiveto cover soundere, head w/shower, sleeps 6, prop leg/trailer/extras. $3,800;00. 17.5 ft. public, No experience necessary. Call tracks, 5 ton dump,, backfilJJng, levelling, REGISTERED 1/2 QUARTERHORSE Pc. Rupert to Smithers. Over 850 images electric winch, on trailer, brake system, Mare. Professional training in dressage Clipper Tripper Canoe/Extras $900.00. 1. today 635-2165, clean up. 638.8638 / mobile 6s8-3e08. 604-694-3727. of Art and everydaygreeting cards. Good V.H.F./ C.B. Radius. Recent survey. and jumping. Wlnning prospect for CUSTOMER SERVICE LOSE weight like QUALIFIED HOUSEKEEPER WITH compensation. Fax resume to (604)380- Ready to gol $25,000. Hoskins Ford experienced rider, $2500. 4 yr. old 1/2 SCOTTISH HIGHLAND CATTLE Bulls, crazy while turning fat into $$$1 30 day references. Available Man.. Friday. Call 7086 or mail to 945 Alston Street, Sales Ltd. Smithors. B.C. 847.2237 or 1. Gurnsey milk cow, $1,000. 842-6603. some heifers, 4 mules. Pack, ride drive. money back guarantee. (604)567-4041. 635-6990. Victoria, B.C. V9A 3S5. 800-663.7765...... 25 HEREFORD COW CALF pairs long Chestnut team 15 hh. MilS Swanson, 21' 6" GREGOR ALL WELDED aluminum yearling Hereford bulls & portable sawmill, Grandvlew Ranch, 842-6678. River boat. Low usage, no dents/ arb s Clean,ncj Serv,~, 992-2294. 1/2 BLOOD SOUTH AFRICAN BOER scratches. C/w two 50 hp mercs and Office/Residential/Cornmerciai BLACK REGISTERED 3/4 ARAB goat kids, Bucks $300 and up, Does Jetdrives. Mounted on Highliner Cleaning professionally done. Gelding. Sound beautiful conformation. $500 and up. Purebreds also available, Galvanized trailer with surge brakes. Also move in/out, laundry'. Very spirited. Experiencedrider only. To including 1 year old Purebred Buck. Call HAIRSTYLIST 672-5765. $15,000 OBO. Call Jack (work) 604.420- 635-6197 loving home $1500. O.B.O. 842.6409. We have an immediate opening for a high 8855 (home) 604.526-0646. REGISTERED HALF ARABIAN Quarter PIGS FOR SALE. READY TO BUTCHER. Leave messageat 798-2214, Mt. Layton. powered, motivated individual to join our team of NEW 17 FT. SPORTSPAL CANOE with home mare. 16 hands, Very flashy, great professional stylists. Full or part-time. Above paddles & seats & motor mount. $600. mover. Has been used extensively as a MAGNUM BOARDING KENNELS. NOW OBO. 636-9123. Evenings. Rainbow Bobcat brood mare. Very correct confirmation. open: Dogs and Cats. Located on 30 average commission! acres; Large indoor heated runs and 23' WOOD & FIBERGLASS RIVERBOAT Services Good disposition. 1993 and 1994 Please apply in person with resume to: offspring can be seen. Open for 1995. outdoor exercize. Call: 845-3170 & trailer. 50 hp mercup/ & jet, 15 hp Backhoe, earth auger, (Houston, B.C.) evinrude, 638-1312 or 798-2489 after $1500. Also, Registered half American II Images by Karlene backfilling, levelling, Saddlebred mare, 14.3 h.h., 12 year old, WANTED - PUREBRED FEMALE 9:00. excavating, general dean-up 4652 Lazelle Ave. great trail and pleasure riding horse, also Golden Retreiver puppy - 6 wks. 3 roD. Terrace, BC 15. MACHINERY 638-5805 Mobile enjoys ring work and jumping. $2000 obo doesn't have to he registered. 1-604-695- 638-0153 Home Message phone 845.7483. 6647. WE PAY CASH FOR CATS, LOADERS ENERGETIC WELSH/ARAB cross 12.2 HYBRID WOLF PUPS FOR SALE. Ready .~ .. and backhoes. Dead or alive. For sale D6 i h.h. trailem and tethers well. $1100 abe. to go June 30, Call 645-3550. ~XXI~AXZXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZXXXZXXXXXXZXXXZXXXXXX~ k4 ~ 1'4 cat 9 U, $8500 light plants (5) 2Kw.- 6kw. 692-3553. HI TECH APPALOOSA OFFERSfor sale k4 k4 Aluminum Starcraft beat & trailer, $12,000 k4 k4 DRYTOP BLACK PERCHERON/THROUGHBRED 2 young mares, well started, 1 mare well kq F( Herring 20' Skiff. c/w 11s hp Johnson and k,I k4 gelding 6 yrs, 16hh. Green. 1500.D0 trained, 2 geldings, good hunter jumper 1'4 1'4 Trailer $10,000 CJ 5 Jeep with snowplow GUTTERS o.b.o. Grey 7/8 Arab Mare 4yrs. 14.1 hh. prospects, both over 16 hands and 4 very 1'4 1'4 $4500. Large air compressors (2) 1-604- Gently/broke. 2000.001-604.695-6314. nice foals. All registered stock call 1'4 ® 1'4 697-2474 or write Ken Allen Box 161, evenings 842-5928. 1'4 Granisle, B.C,, V0J 1WO. BLACK PUREBRED MINIATURE poodle 1'4 A & W Food Services of Canada Ltd. is currently looking for 1'II~ 1978 KENWORTH c/w 400 Cat, 15 speed puppies, Registered and first shots, 21, HELP WANTED 1'4M qualified franchisees br opportunities in selected towns in 1'4 Ready to go around middle of June $400 1'41'4Norther~ B.C. A & W offers an opportunity for personal 1'41'4 trans, 5th wheel, alum. cab guard, 1'4 $15,000.00. Ph. 604-698.7353, Fax 604- each. Call (604)635-2323. WANT TO WORK? Full time or part time 1'4 success working with an established, supportive franchise ~ 692-7920. Specializing in 5" continuous ANTIC/ SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES positions available with electrolux 1'4 partner. A minimum cash investment of $200,000 - $250,000 ~ steel or aluminum gutters. Breed for love, speed, companionship. Canada. Phone 635.3066. 1,4 1989 22.7 CAT. EB. C/W 22. IN. Koehring Blue & Amber eyes $350.00 - $550.00. 1'4 is required. I~ sawhead, new motor, rails, rollers, June Installation, repairs & ARE YOU EARNING WHAT you're 1'4 635-3772. worth? International company with 15 - ~ For Further information, please contact: !! 94, new main hyd. pump, March 95, cleaning. Belly Johnson - Ph. (604)988-2141 1'4 $140,000.00 Fax 6D4-692.7920, Ph. 604- SERVING TERRACE MINPIN PUPPIES FOR SALE. Ready to year success story. Excellent health and 698-7353. go June 18. Tails, dew claws, plus 1st income benefits. Full training. Call now I~ or write to: 1'4 & KITIMAT shots. $350.00. 638-0362. 846-2370. FOR SALE: 10 FT EZ-CN DESK; 12 ft. I~ A & W Food Services of Canada Ltd. I~ Roofing and Siding OLD FASHIONED GYMKHANA Grassy HYDRAULIC LOADER OPERATOR, il Franchising Department 1'4 John Deere seed drill; 20 H, Gooseneck Installation and Repairs tt'ailer; meat locker cooling system; Plains June 17 & 18. Barrel Racing, Pole buckerman Gy. Hooker with Mobile 1 #300-171 West Esplanade 1'41~ fertilizer spreader; phone 645-2891. Call Steve 638-0838 Bending, Key Hole, Flag Race and more. Backspar experience. Call collect 604- Camping $5.00hvk Open Friday evening. 633-2326. North Vancouver, B.C. 1'4 276 N.H. SQUARE BALER. Excellent Family dance. Event Registration starting ,' v7M 3K9 condition, $2,250.00, 7 foot 3pt Massey FEEL BETrER, LOOK GREAT., Lose at 8:00 a.m. Saturday 17, Family fun weight while earning good incomel Sound Fax (6041988-0553 I~ Mower, $500.00, 6 foot 3pt Int. Mower 19. LOST & FOUMD event. Dally spectator admission by ~=~=Z~=~=Z~=~=~=ZZZZZZZZZZ~=IlZ=ZZZZZZZZZZZZI~ZIZZZ=Z~~ $450.00, 1.604-695-6562Burns Lake, too good to be true? Call for an interview, LOST LADLES 10K GOLD WEDDING donation. Classes are $5.00 per. Into carl 635.6363/635-6988. BRODEX QUAD ~ AXLE tog trailer rigged 1-604-694-3756. band. (Corners are squared). Lost around EXPERIENCED EXCAVATOR/operator. ~,r short or long logs. Phone: 561-0028. Skeena Mall Area 638-0585. Reward "CAP" REGISTERED BORDER COLLIE . PhOne ~ /.. Fax" 633-2326. Resume ~6 KUBOTA M495GPT TRACTOR. 4800 offered. : available for stud services. Sire was Jeff. World Champion. •Full brother' Jake, p!eferred... " .... hrs., well maintained, 4x4, new tires, new LOST FROM AGAR ST. JUNE 2, Holland sickle mower, e' mowing bar + Western Canadian Champion. Inquire at ;~"'T'Z-~-~.-~ZZ.ZZ-'Z-'-"Z-"Z-"-",~ McEIhanney is an employee-owned Canadian consulting company weekend. New child's bike, brand nama 1'4 1'4 parts. Fuel drums: 500OL with stand, MudKicker, with training wheels. Black & Grandview Ranch, Milt Swanson 842- M Looking for 1'4 specializing in engineering, surveying, mapping/GIS and technical 6678. 2500L with stand. 847-3633. neon-orange 635-6519. Child Care? 1'~ services. ~Ne are currently recruiting for the following motivated !i 1'4" individuals: 555 CUMMINS MOTOR FOR PARTS FOUND: ON GRAD NIGHT, ONE WRIST REGISTERED BORDER COLLIE pups 1'4 Skeena Child Care Support 1'4 Good parts, reasonable prices. Some watch. Call 638-1782 to identify it. from World Champion Blood lines 3 h' ro0ra can youmake the ii parts near new. 1-604-698.7954. males, 8 weeks old, will be excellentstock I~ right choice for your child. For 1'I JResource Road Surveyors BOBCAT 743 WITH TWO 60~ buckets; 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK dogs. Vaccinated. $350, Milt Swanson, 1'41,4information on choosing care ~4 Grandview Ranch, 842-6678. 1'4 and available optons, call 1,4 Vancouver b Prince George backhoe for Bobcat with 16 Inch and 24 1'4 inch buckets; auger drive with 9.12-17 CKC REGISTERED AUSTRA,UAN BEAUTIFUL ANATOLIAN SHEPHERD 1'4 Coco at 638-1113 ~ You will be workingprimarily with forest roadsfrom reconnaissanceto inch augers; angle blade 5 ft. with 7 ft. Terriers available June 1.3 Males. These cross puppies tan with black masks. 1'41', r,oo servic ,rovtded ,,e e! constructionmanagement, and will needa minimumof 4 years'field extension for snow removal; pallet forks; 2 personable dogs make excellent Turkish guardian dogs. Vaccinated, 11 1'4 Terrace Women's Resource Centre experience, ideally backed by exposure to computerized forest road 1'4 and funded by the Ministry of 1'4 spare tires; 70 inch sweepers; tracks; 50 companions, watch dogs. Compact, weeks. Into and photos available. Mill design. gallon fuel tank with pump; 14,000 pound athletic. 845.2075 after 7 p,m. Swanson Grandview Ranch 842-6678. ~ Women's Equality. ~I tandem axle trailer with electric brakes. Asking $29,000. Phone: 845-7289; if no J Road Design Technicians answer please leave a message. Vancouver ft Terrace FOR SALE BY OWNER TD20, TD15, As a Designer/CADOperator with 2- 4 years' relatedwork experience, 977L, 292 Scraper, MF70, 2 - 21,000 Gallon tanks (ULC approved), 1600 you will be responsible for the design and drawing of resource roods. Gallon water truck, Call Russ 567-2980, Experience with AutoCAD, SURVOL and/or EMXS would be an asset. Vanderhoof, We offer a competitive compensation package and full benefits. Please 15 TQN RT CRANE. 6x6 fifth wheel submit a r~sum6 indicating location preference (if any) to: tractor. 4x4 Backhoes, and dumps, low beds, tilt trailer, crawler loaders, wheel Human Resources loaders, water tanker, dump trucks, McEIhanney Consulting Services Ltd. compactors, gravel preps, call Vic 100 - 780 Beatty Street (604)493-6791. Vancouver, B.C. V6B 2M1 Fax (604) 683-4350. 1370 CASE W/CABI FACTORY duals, front end loader. Heavyduty. Rototiller, 8 ft. 6' wide, 3 speeds, Heavy duty breaking disc. Call Terrace (604)831.9900, LCOME WHITE WESTERN STAR TRUCK, gravel and long log rigging, Case 650 B Crawler G OoN loader, 4 in 1 bucket, log grapple. U-built trailer to haul above, all three $55,000. J, Meiklem 846-9179, i 16. FARM PRODUCE WANTED TO BUY: 50 TON good quality ANKA'S Cedarland GRACE FELL hay; Houston area; Phone: 845-3411. No Fresh Food & Dessert calls after 9 p,m, please, i Tire Service Cmfe FLORIST LTD. MENTALHEALTH WORKER 18. BUSINESS SERVICES 635-1510 635-6151 635-6939 ADDICTIONSRESOURCE WORKER A'I-rENTION SMALL BUSINESSES,Why YOUTHWORKER pay high accounting fees for your book- keeping needs? For confidential, Personally Northwest Community College ha's developed an innovative collaborative professional bookkeepingservice, Manual HOME program that provides opportunities for people living in the Northwest to or Computercall 635-9592. Yours WILKINSON obtain education and training in the fields of Mental Health, Addictions HARDWARE Business Machines and Youth Worker. New directions In Health Care and chronic shortages UNCONTESTED DIVORCE SERVICE, Embroidery & T-Shirts of certain types of skilled professionals have created specific needs within resumes, typing. Call C.J. Secretarial, the helping professions. Exciting features of this program are'. 638-8006. 638-1404 635-4388 638-8585 • FLEXIBILITY and ACCESSIBILITY In the past year the Terrace Welcome .Wagon has greeted many • 2 year training program specializing In the areas of Mental Health, Addictions, Youth i Can Anything people in the area including: Common courses such as Psychology, Sociology, Communications, Toys, Cand~ Lingerie, Clothing, • 205 New Fam=hes • 400 to 500 Babies Group Process. University transfer credit for many courses, Jewe]lery, Fragile Gifts. • 200 Newlyweds • 100 New Business • Common Courses offered at multiple campus sites, A care package for a loved This wou[d not have been possible without contributions from these fine • Practicum sites throughout the Region. one far away. • Graduates receive a Mental Health Worker Diploma, Addictions community minded businesses: Resource Worker Diploma or aVouChWorker Diploma. GET YOUR GIFTS AmbulanceIn re.ace FireOep~ment R.C.M,RIn Terrace TerraceStandard Co.opAssociation eandstraTransperlaflon TheOty af Terrace Home HordworeTerrace Ka111re/Cedarlo~rife Sesvlte Spee-DeeI~inten • Students exiting the program after 1 year receive a Community Resource T.ol~cCanada Ud. hi ~oicoTercel RedCarpet rood Services CanadaSafev, ay Od. Anka'sReslauranl Worker Certificate. : "CANNED & SEALED" ~ighl & Sound /dl~ River Books Wilkln~n i'~lness Machines $onny'+Collectablet Uplon~ Numery • Employment opportunities: Avon. Oorolhyde;ks Krislin'e |mpollum River IndurhiesTerrace PersonallyYours Embroidery GingerbreadP~oyhause MC Evmn GM Terrace Wa1~tn's • Lynn Lepolnlo Rhon~'s Creolive Hair Oes!gr~ The Telrace Inn 1110rnh]llHusky • Mental Health Services Northern Photo NeklEnlerprhes Lid. ShamesMountain Norlh(omt AnglersLtd, Ove;weitea Foods • Detox Units ~ Terrace Suiklen Do-U Clnrer 6r~s rellFIodd Ltd. Sara!o's Steak House Mary Kay. Rose Heron Keenleside Insurance • Residential Treatment Centers i ii I Effedive Fitness Born,on Oplkot Lob Ltd. Aqua Clear Rottfars Sun Lira of Canada. Brad O'Holrow ErwJn'sJewellers Golden PondPet Shop • Half-way/Group Homes iii, ~I i~ I • Transition Houses i i Gift Canning For more Information contact Admissions or Student Advising at Northwest 638-0514 THANKS VERY MUCH TO ALL OF YOU! Community College 638-6511 local 5202 ; / I Daycare Is available at the Terrace Campus, • .... ii i i i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - C9 AREERS

Terrace Community Access Program LEGAL SECRETARY WANTED. Experienced legal secretary required July 1st. Corporate and I Upgrading/JobTraining Program ~ conveyance skills preferred. Computer experience necessary. Good salary and benefits package. Apply by resume to: | • continued career counselling | G.E, Greene Law Corporation, | ' upgrading r ' |. Box 940, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2N0, / • ----.r-Cnmnuterskills | Phone 847-4777 fax 847-4029. | • work experience | / • access to other NWCCprograms I Maintenance Technician | Apply now | (Instrumentat,on/Electrmal) / to InterConnect at 635-7995 I MethanexCorporation has an employmentopportunity available in the Maintenance Department of their world scale, modern, petrochemical plant located at Kitimat, B.C. | funded by Skiffs Now l- Reporting to the Instrument/Electrical Supervisor, the successful candidate will work with a small Maintenance team responsible for l I maintaining the safe and efficient instrument/electrical Integrity of the []| ]'r~Ill INTERCONNECT20s-4eS0Laze,eAve..Terrace.|~e__.~e.C.Vea,S8' .,LI~TI['ITa,-~...... ~1 . , I V " ~ r=~' II OPiEblaeAm~?aNS aSn UpPERyf~rS?wRell Kitimatfacilities.The successful candidate will be a Grade XII graduate with [] --~ _ Telephone635-7995 Fax 835-1516 ~'~.J/ Interprovinclal or B.C. Trades Qualifications in both the Instrumentation ~IB "q"`" and Electrical trades. A minimum of four years Journeyman level heavy .,/ organized, self starter to fill the roll of Operations industry experience is required. Petrochemical Industry experience, good Supervisor. interpersonal and communication skills, self motivation, a Diploma of As a member of the team you will be responsible for the Technology in Instrumentation, good planning skills and team oriented will be assets. Maintenance Technician supervision of contracted logging operations, major and Methanex offers a Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits secondary road construction, coordination of safety, quality package and is proud of its high quality work environment. and ensuring operations are in compliance with the forest Individuals interested are invited to submit their resumes by June 21, (Millwright) practices code. 1995 to: Human Resources Department Methanex Corporation has an employment opportunity available in the Minimum qualifications for the ideal candidate will Maintenance Department of their world scale, modern, petrochemical plant Methanex Corporation located at Kitimat, B.C. include a technical diploma in a related field with minimum P.O. Box 176 ' Reporting to the Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor, the successful of 5 years experience in forest operations. You must Kitimat, B.C. * candidate will work with a small Maintenance team responsible for possess excellent organization, interpersonal and positive VSC 2G7 maintaining the safe and efficient mechanical integrity of the Kitimat communications skills. facilities. The successful candidate will be a Grade XII graduate with an Buffalo Head Forest Products Ltd. offers a competitive Interprovinolal or B.C. Millwright Trades Qualification. A minimum of four ' salary, and a comprehensive benefit program. To pursue years Millwright Journeyman level heavy Industry experience is required. this opportunity for a career development please submit Petrochemical industry experience, good interpersonal and communication your resume in confidence to: skills, self motivation, good planning skills and team oriented will be r SCHOOL(TERRACE)DISTRICT #eR" assets. Methanex offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits General Manager package and is proud of its high quality work environment. Buffalo Head Forest Products Ltd. Indi~,Iduals interested are invited to submit their resumes by June 21, Box 70, is accepting applications for a part time position, 27.5 1995 to: t Human Resources Department Stewart, B.C. hours per week, as a Methanex Corporation V0T 1W0 Special Services Assistant P,O, Box 176 Fax(604) 636-2819 M E T E X Kitimat,B.C. SIGNINGTRANSLATOR vec 2G7 The salary range is between $14.20 to $16.07 per hour dependent on qualifications and experience. Essential Qualifications: 1. Recent demonstrated successful experience working cooperatively •,~:" Under the direction of a regular classroom teacher In an elementary '' ,...... ,sc'hoolsetting.. : : ...... :.,,...... :.,,., ...... 2. Intermediate skills in signed English (All ~zp~)llCantsv~ill be e~(pectedto i. • take a test of proficiency in Signed English). Will ngness to particlpat~ ' Must have the following essential qualifications: in training to bring sign skills up to advanced or translator level. The ' 1. five years (minimum) experience in a secretarial/bookkeepers Board will cover the costs of this addilJonal training, which is'expected to be taken over the summer (but not salary). position; 3. Strong interpersonal skills, and a demonstrated ablllty to work effec- 2. demonstrated proficiency in using MSWORD, EXCEL and tively with professional consultants. ACCPAC Simply Accounting. 4. Demonstrated empathy with the special needs child. Applicants will be expected to spend time with the parent and child prior to being consld. 3. proven experience in dealing with discretionary and confiden- ered for the position tial matters; 5. Applications must address the above qualifications and be accom- INLAND KENWORTH/PARKER PACIFIC 4. experience and knowledge of general office routines and pro- panied by letter(s) of reference and transcript(s) that address a level of cedures including filing, typing (50 wpm) with accuracy, and competency in the above qualifications. The successful applicant must HOUSTON office machines; ". have a current criminal record check completed. 5. be a self-starter and capable of working independently; Closing Date: June 22nd, 1995 Has an Immediate Opening for a Starting Date: September5th, 1995 6. excellent phone manner with strong interpersonal and organi- zational skills. Applications to: Mr. Bill Gook, Principal .... ' ~ FULL TIME SERVICE MANAGER Clarence Michlel Elementary School • Responsibilities will include: 3420 Sparks Street Position has an excellent 1. G/L, A/P, NR, payroll and nlonth end financial reports; Terrace, BC ,, Wage and Benefit Package. 2. administering the employee benefit program; VaG 2V3 3. receptionist and general office duties; Fax: 638-8978 IL= Interested applicants 4. maintaining up-to-date student files and records on computer. (Familiarity with Turbo - School would be an asset.) Some knowledge of the role and function of a Catholic School would be an asset. Please Contact Deryle Rogers Good remuneration and benefit package is available. at 1-800-663-7763 Closing date for this position is June 16, 1995. applications must address the above qualifications and include current refer- OR ences. Applications with a resume and a covering letter can be FOREST sent to: PRODUCTS CO., LTD. 845-2333 Mrs. EP. Nuyten P.O. Box 215, New Hazelton, B.C.V0J 2J0 Principal PHONE: 842-6851 FAX: 84.2-6970 THANK YOU Veritas Catholic School III 4836 Straume Avellue Isolite-Stege Forest Products Co., Ltd. Is an Terrace;B,C. VeG 4G3 independent forest products company in northwest B.C, with forestry, logging, saw mill, planer, and dry kiln Weldzoood of Canada Limited, an integrated forest products operations. Our Forestry division invites applications for company, has two challenging At,ca Supervisor positions an open at our Quesnel, B.C. operation. OPERATIONS FORESTER BRITISH COLUMBIA J As an experienced forester, you will beworking in and supervising our.silviculture and engineering operations, Area Supervisor/Forester FOREST RENEWAL BC Reporting to the Woodlands Manager, your primary responsibilities will include: Woodlands REGIONAL PROJECT OFFICER • PHSP preparation, ., $46,924 - $53,749 One position's responsibilities will concentrate on harvesting • Cutting Permit applications, • Competition FB95:1788 Competition FB95:t789 and road building supervision duties within a defined area • Five Year Development Plans, i: i (Smithers - 2 positions) (Williams Lake- 2 positions) • MLSIS reporting, ...... on our Forest Licence. The second of the two positions will Competition FB95:1769 Competition FBg5:t 787 require developing PHSP's and monitoring silvicultural pro- (Campbell River - 4 positions) (Prince George - 4 positions) • Development Engineer z,,,- ~' jects in addition to the harvesting supervision duties. Competition FB95:1785 Competition FB95:1786 • Forest Management pr .(Cranbrook - 3 positions) (Kamloops - 3 positions) You will ensure all Forest Both positions require a strong personal commitment to for- A key player in the Forest Renewal BC (FRBC) regional team, the Project Ministry of Forests, Ministry of'Environment;"and - est stewardship and good interpersonal communication Officer provides leadership, guidance and support to a wide variety of Company standard operating procedures forConsistency stakeholders In the preparation, review and approval of funding proposals. skills. The candidates will hold a technical diploma or a and legislated requirements, . ', degree i n forestry from an accredited institution. For the The Project Officer will work with FRBC partners ensuring the corporation's objectives are met with respect to proposals by: providing training, gu dance As the successful candidate you will have considerable second position, registration with the Association B.C. and advice; arranging and monitoring contracts; reviewing and Professional Foresters, or the eligibility to register, would be recommending proposals for approval. forest management experience in silviculture and considered an asset. harvesting. You will be knowledgeable in and have an In order to apply for this competition, you must obtain, complete and return a competition package by 4:30 p.m., July 6, 1995. Resumes will not be understanding of forest .management practices, the Forest Quesnei, with an area population of 20,000, is a modern com. accepted as a substitution for thle package. Packages are available by Act, Silviculture Regulations, the Forest Practices Code, munity with good educational, medical and commercial facil- ©ailing the Human Resources Brarach o| FRBC at (604) 387.2609, by and other related legislation and regulations. You will have ities located in the heart of B.C.'s Cariboo Region. faxlng (604) 387-3334, or by writing Human Resources Branch, Forest Renewal BC, 9th Floor, 727 Flsgerd Street, Victoria, B.C. Vev 1 X4. excellent written and oral presentation skills and be Complete qualifications are described in the package and cover such areas proficient with computers. Registration in the Association Please send your resume, in confidence, by June 16, 19'95 to: of B.C, Professional Foresters is reciulred. Woods Manager, Weldwood of Canada Limited, P,O. Box as technical knowledge; the ability to review and approve complex projects; group leadership and consensus bu dlng; contract management; and If you are interested in this position, you are Invited to 2000, Quesnel, 1].C. VZJ 3J5. providing guidance and training to diverse groups, A separate package must be prepared for each location of interesl. forward your resume by June 23, 1995 to: Woodlands Manager I F~rest ~enewal BC is committed to Isolite-Stege Forest Products Co,; Ltd, employment equity and encourages P.O, Box 215 ~.. " . ~.~ I Weldwood I app/ications from qua#fled women arid men, includ/n F abor!~/nal New Hazelto~, B.C; vO,I 2JO : 1" peoples, persons with disabrfities Fax: (604) 842-6851 ~ ' i ; | ,.._ RENEWAL BC andt4sib/eminoHties. . )

II ClO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14 1995 CTiON D I .,, _ II 21. HELP WANTED 22. CAREERS 24. NOTICES 25. BUSINESS 33, TRAVEL 26. PERSONALS NEED EXTRA $$$ NEEDED people in ;EGA~ SECRETARYWANTED OPPORTUNITIES NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND JEHOVAHS WITNESSES IS THERE B,C, Work at home and earn Experienced legal secretary required July readers: When purchasing airfare through something about the Watchtower that $2.00ienvelope. Send sase to L&B 1. Corporate and conveyance skills HEALING CENTRE J THE ONLY 2 FOR 1 PIZZA in the private parties, please be aware that makes you uneasy but don't know what it Enterprises, 309-2500 Barto~ ST. E., preferred. Computer experience Hazeltons. Excellent business, Phone airline companies may ask for appropriate is? If so, you are not alone. Phone 1-847- Suite 232, StoneyCreek, Ont, L8E 4A2. necessary. Good salary end benefits "Createthe SunWithin" J (604) 842-5011. identification when boarding and may 4364 for recorded message, packge. Apply by resume to: G.E, Greene If you are New to our CENTRE orJ deny boarding privileges. LIVE-IN ~GRS. REQUIRED for family Law Corporation, Box 940, Smithers, BC HOTDOG VENDOR CART, New York ACTIVE, FUN.LOVING30 YR. old female oriented Hot Springs Resort in N,W,&C. a Regular our Sun~mer Drop Inl WANTED LADY TRAVEL COMPANION seeks open-minded single female for V0J 2N0, phone 847-4777 fax 847-4029. style push cart, propane steam table and seeking unencumbered, energetic, Sessions are fun, Interestingandl B.B,Q, Make investment back in 6 weeks to Arizona. Leaving first week of October long-term friendship, romantic encounters enthusiastic couple to join our team. 23, WORK WANTED Insightful.Programs Available. max. Or 4 weeks for agrsssive 1995 will return in April 1996. If interested and travel, Reply file #29, c/o The Terrace Computer/olerical/gen. main skills entrepeneur, All stainless. A steal at leave name & phone # at file #40 c/o Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, required, 3 bedroom apt. w/elec. & meal PAINTER. 1'5 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 J $4000.00 847-8785. Terrace Standard. BC, V8G 1S8. allow. Included. Interested parties please Interior, Exterior, low rates for Seniors. FACING LAYOFF, CUTBACKS OR early reply in own handwriting, state salary Work guaranteed. 635.3724. Ask for Jerry This can be you!!! expected. To P.O, Box 193, Kitimat, B.C. for free estimate. St. Matthew's Anglican retirement? We are establishing I~oney V8C 2G7, or Fax: 604-632.5911. Concepts Financial Planning Centres in NEED A HANDY PERSON? I specialize Church the Interior of S.C. Why not be your own D8K OPERATOR REQUIRED in lawn, sundeck designs, yard 4514 LakelseAve, boss and join a winning team. We train to immediately. Must be experienced in maintenance and small construction, Ph. 635.9019 a turn-key o0eration. We also have career Road Building. Replyto Terrace Standard Garden fences, sheds, walkways. Emergencies: 638-1472 opportunities available in existing c/o file #4 Experienced and reliable, 635-3790. Free Pastor:The Rev. DeanHoughton franchises. For further information WE'RE SEEKING SERIOUS-minded estimates, Deacon:The Rev.Jim Cain contact, Money Concepts Interior B.C. people who need extra income, Beat RENOVATIONS DONE RIGHT. Come Worship With us 219-1950 Cooper Rd. Kelowna, B.C. V1Y today's rising costs. Flexible ~ours. Basements, bathrooms, decks, fencing, Sundays 10:00 a.m. 8K5. 860-1733 or 1-800-838-8331 Fax Earnings opportunity of $300,00 per etc. You name it. References, free Holy Eucharist 860-0177. • - . s #1 l~ateline week. Call 835-3066. Sunday School & Nursery estimates, Please call Lenny 635-9492. FOR HERBALIFE PRODUCTS OR 1-900-45 1- 3 53$49~x:~. Z12 STUDENTS WORKING IN OUR summer HAPPY TIME DAYCARE. Ucensed available business opportunity call independent program last' year earned up to facility, Thornheights. Summer care Wednesdays 7:00 p.m herbalife dislributor Lorraine Andrews at $13,000.00 May through August. Did available for 3 yrs-#us, Calm635.1774. 845-2370. you? Call for interview 635-3066. 2 YEARS RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL , TERRACE INN IS ACCEPTING experience; some General Construction 25. BUSINESS Robin's Donuts , applications for Food Servers, Bouncers, experience (plumbing, carpentry, etc) OPPORTUNITIES ;Desk Clerks, Dishwasher and Bar 635-4200 Gary, National Franchise ; ,Tenders part.time. Apply within. WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME in FOR SALE IN HOUSTON Mall: well Opportunity. ; EARN EXTRA $$$ LOCAL fundraising Growing, well e~stabUshednational Copperside Estates. Children 3-5 yrs. established 75 seat dell-lunchroom. franchise organization with over 220 , campaign needs persons for telephone Preferred. 635-6609. Ucensed for beer and wine. Steady Dell + Donuts Stores has i work. Must speak clearly, Guaranteed Northern Information Systems KEEFER LANE FAMILY DAY CARE has clientele. Serious enquiries only. Call 845- opportunities for franchisesin Prince ', hourly wage plus bonus. Call for 3623. Rupert, Kitlmat and Terrace. A Computer accounting system specia/ists permanent or summer spaces available. minimum Investmentis required, ,' immediate employment. 635-5762 9-2 NEED SALES PEOPLE FOR AN p.m,, 4-9 p,m, 635-1391 for pre-schocl children. For more details call - Abacus II Qualified Installer: i exclusive Derma French Product. Skin sales, training and support ' $200. $500 weekly. Assemble products 24, NOTICES care, beauty (anti.aging & anti-wrinkling Ran Whitehead at at home, easyl No selllngl You're paid agents) and special perfumes. Call 635- (807) 623-4453 - ACCPAC Plus setup & support direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of 6363/635-1605. ~COgl~ SYSTEMS - Softrak add-ons for ACCPAC necessary, Call, 24 hrs., 1-504-641.7778 Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons. Fact or - Ext,' 565 H-24, Fiction, Shadow or Reality. Phone 847. lieu inl Networks and communications R. Alan Sande, CMA (604) 635-1755 WANTED: DELIVERY DRIVERS IN 5758 for recorded message, Terrace/KJttmat area, Must have reliable PRO-LIFE EDUCATION available to FOR SALE vehicle, to work days, nights & weekends. general public, videos; pamphlets, lending PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING COMPANY Send resume to Box 105 c/o Terrace library, dealing with human life issues Standard, Contractorsneed not apply. such as abortion and eulhanasia. Student This business opportunity would appeal to a screen NOW HIRING P/T AND FH drivers and enquiries welcome. Call 635-3646. printer with extensive experience and a desire to control his dispatchers, Experience not necessary. own destiny. Please apply in person with resume or '¢'= The company specializes in exceptional reproduction of 25 Years Experience Drivers abstract. Phone 635.7177 for '! KNOX UMIT.ED Northcoast native art on quality sportswear, textiles and more information. Specializing in Marble, Glass Blocks and Tile 'CHURCH 1 ceramicware. Our' in-house art/computer graphics depart- VANCOUVER ISLAND SAWMILL 4907 Lazee Ave ment enables us to produce custom artwork suitable for COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL requ!res a millwrighL some electrical "635-601 4 I any application. Included with the business is a computer- experience " preferred. Wages 1 0:30 am Sunday school I ized custom sign painting department offering some diver- GARY CHRISTIANSEN Site 41,R.R.2, Camp. 18 commensurate with experience, Please sification and additional income flows. submit resume, Franklin Forest Products '.and Worship i Ph. 635-9280 Terrace, B.C. V8G 3Z9 Ltd. 4536 Gtenwood Drive, Port Alberni, The company's varied product mix and superior equip- Minister ment enables us to offer the highest quality and widest BC, VSY 4P8. Fax resume to 724-1166. The Rev. Michael Hare ' Call after 7:00 p.m. at 724-3567, I I range of custom advertising in the Northwest. Sales are currently tracking at $400,000.00 per year with tremendous BOOKKEEPER potential. The current owners may consider offering an equity position to a person demonstrating the appropriate Thornhill Motors Ltd. is currently CANADA LTD, seeking applications for the KSAN tlOUSE SOCIETY management skills, experience and 'attitude. sl~ l,m • ~m L~ ~ve Please send all serious enquiriesto: NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONSLTD. position of bookkeeper. Applicant ~1~ONIE I,~41 ~15.]111 ~ FAX. (t~) .~),.l?v must have no less than 4 years 3309 Kalum Street • Marine Radios experience. Duties include: Terrace, B.C., V8G 2N7 accounts payable, accounts NOTICE OF or phone: 604-635-4055 : _,,) . Telephone Systems receivable and payroll. Must be able to prepare a complete set of ANNUAL ' Repeater Systems financial statements. i # 4- 5002 Pohle 638-0261 24. NOTICES Must. have experience in GENERAL computers~ Automotive Accounting a definite asset, MEETING Phone for experiencedand Speedy Service " Fo~ard resume to: June 26,1995 File #60 at 8 p.m. ADULT BASIC EDUCATION f•],•j•4•"'" DELIVERY & EXPEDITING c/o Terrace Standard Northwest Community ServIco$ 4647 Lazelle Ave, Kermode Friendship Society is taking registrations for its Adult Basic College Room 2001 Education Programme ~vhich will be beginning September 5, 1995. Prescriptions Terrace, B.C. (Cileteda Bull~lng) Appliances°'°°°"" 638 I 8530 C VSG 1$8 Courses to be offered during the Fall Seme.=.tor (September '95 to Members and the public are Janurary '96) will include: Grade 10, 11 & 12 English; Grade 10 and 11 ":'~'°%"~°~' Anytime • -, invited to attend. Mathematics; Grade 12 Geography, History and First Nations Study. All of ~"-~AR Any'thing ~ ~,,.~, Heavy Duty ..... athaseareGrade courses12 ProvincialSP°ns°redDiploma.bY the Open Learning Agency and will lead to Sanded Ca,do, .A]'~" where ~..~t ~"/ Cube ']an .1 Ton - ~m~'~_, .~ ~¢..~-i,6-, Persons interested in applying for entrance for September simuld contact k,~ts.ctso~ce ~1- AIRPORT SERVICE -I~ - j Field Service T ff6-R~L L B.c.D°ugthenoMagee later than at JuneKerrnodeCenter23,1995. Friendship 3313 Kalum St., Terrace, II O'" : Mechanic COMMUNITY ...... -~' r~r_i~., all..!! I mlll lmllii ~ ,'~,~ Desktop Publishing by Lee Burkitt Ouracceptingapplications firm is presentlyfor o Heavy' Duty ~-J"~'-""'-' "~'-" ""-" I Fla~,l Human Resources O~ve,o~ I ~,~"{ Phone 638-0877 Field Mechanic. This chaJleng- ~ 1 ~ , .I r.,,i. J li~ll Development Canada ressourceshuma, es C.ad, II /// j BusinessIra,Be Design • Sm,II Volume Publishing in~ position requires an indi- ~unaay bet'-vice lO.~ The viaual with superi°rtechnical AtThe Th°rnhil' C°rnnmnih' Hall | I " m Ji / ~ ] _ Computer Tutoring abJJities and above average v Canada Employ ent I communications and. people Teens& Adults Bible Classes 9:30 | skills, Extensive mobile hydraul- _.-'-3.~Sunday's Cool Club 9'30 I/ 1~ ics experience and specialized ,.,~n~B-~ , . :. Centre for students knowledge of Feller Bunchers ~( ",-,'~')~ toragesz" " tz and Hydraulic 1°9 Ioadersis ~ I/I T would like to ]stUSleNnESSE: p~i p.rderred, Please submit a AduttMid-weekBibleStudies HANKTHE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES detailed resume including ref- Teens Youth Group for their support during Hire-a- erences to: College ~ Careers Aflention: Branch Manager ~ .. .; , , . .... :~ = NWCC Cooks Training Program I" _ ...... L.~O~J'S I rc$cltoO!~tl~ M.{I,~,~, program I 5. MadtlI.Ltd.. willn.su,,,ei,,thefall.... , I I Safeway 'ogram ,I Prince9809 Milwaukee George, B.C, Way PastorRan Rooker: : i J Heathers Balloon Magic ~11 I PLACE V2N 2K8 ASSoiSt~tPae,orltooe,,,on i l Tim Hortons ~i I SPECIALTIESLTD. ~~I/IIIMI ,._ ,~ Ph,, s,,soss ~ J Flowers A La Carte I II/=|" K.ermodei Beverages II 1 (604) 6ss-6¢77 ...... [----r~_,~.---- ~ ), • : _|II ThIs summer, hire a student • lid ~J.rlg i =j through the Canada EmploymentL?tceUndren~centrefor Ij| ~ ~lC~~ |" 0 " ...... ] s FOFa£ TI 0 | : .N I I Call L,za.Students. or Carolyn at tl " mitted to financially" suPl~orting 635"7134, local 220. II VICTOR P. HAWE$ community recreation projects and programs including the OPTOMETRIST addition eta Second Sheet of ice. For information call 635-6948 or write to .... |J __ i.iI i --~ • Rick and Paul King Foundationi : I | P.O. Box 203, Terrace, V8G 4A6, BC, I #1 - 4748 Lakelse, Terrace The' Rick and Paul King foundation is a registered non-profit | [__ a. St: U d e n t. Caned'# l i society.and has applied for registration+ usa charity with (Also with locations, in Smithers and Houston) Rev@nue Canada. " , , , i~ BB B= =.,, i, ~=,,,..,, BB == =m B= ~-'--~--"="''''~J;=.. B= BB == i,, The Terra~ce Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - Cll

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I 1 I, C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 1995 TI()N D [] "~ • W = Ernest (Bud) Herrick Taft Philip Leib 27. ARNOUNCEMENTS 26. PERSONALS Born December 26, 1914 ; RosalieAnn Mopes June 18i94 IF ALCOHOL IS THE problem, many passed away May 28, 1995 A year has cameand gone ENTER NOW THE TOUCHED BY We never lose the ones we love, have found help with ALCOHOLICS MAGIC contest before Midnight July 31. ; You have been away so long ,' for love itself lives on, ANONYMOUS,Phone 635.6533, A chance to have a Real Ufe Cinderella "Is it so small a thing We missyour smiling face : Ball. For information call Wayne/Lynne at To have enjoyed the sun and the joy we knew together SUMMER IS HERE! AMIABLEguy seeks But we see it everyplace amiable gal 2,1-41 for occasional or Process 4 Gallery at 1-604-692-3434 To have lived light in the is never really gone, + freq0ent camping/ traveling with Motor spring Our hearts would wishyou back It lives in precious memories, Home. Write Box 182, Terrace, B.C. To have loved, to have We know we can't have that of those who were so dear, VSG 4A6• thought, to have done You were here but just awhile memories that bring comfort, To have advanced true ALONE TONIGHT? CALL 1.900-451- DEMETRE ANAGNOSTOU And your memorymakes us and keep our loved one near. 4660. Qualityone on one pillowtalk. $2.49 MAY 10/24 - &LAY 30/91 friends, and beat down per minute, 18+. CLC EnterprisesB,C. Dad baffling foes ?" smile In loving memoo' of husband, 19953 SHORT BODY 'SPECIAL" nice You are in our thoughts Matthew Arnold Some day we will meet again Father attd grandfather. exterior/good interior. This '53 special and in our hearts forever. : In gods warm and gentle rain comes completewith 5 little go carts that Loving you ALWAYS. Thank you to the staff at Love from your wife Mildred daughters; Ann, Linda, are rarin to go. We're looking for e unit Your wife, children Terraceview tqho cared so Fromthe 5tevens,5chwarz kindly for our Uncle. Doreen and their Children. between 1953-63 (30-42)that can provide grandchildren and friends andMopes fomilies t th0 right fuel mixture. If this fits you and / ¢ # ¢ ¢,¢ #,¢¢ #,~¢ ¢ ¢# ¢ ¢ #,¢ #, you would like to be a part of this lot. IfAPPY BIRTHDAY Apply to Box #5 c/o terrace standard. Sorry no alcohol driven funny car's ON YOUR40TH BCYCNA 414 please. BRITISH DIAL A DOLL Escort Servicesis now 1- COLUMBIA. LEON ANO YUKON These ads appear In more than 100 community newspapers In B.C. and Yukon 800-910-9929. COMMUNITY $25O wordsor+ LOVELY LADIES FROM NEW ESCORT From Your Big Sister "M" NEWSPAPERS and reach more than 3 million readers. ASSOCIATION $5.00 each additional word Service available June 15 in Smithersand June 16. 1955 TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. Prince George, Call now toll free.l.800- 910-9929. MYSTERIESI UNLOCK THEM AND AUCTIONS BUSINESS OPPS. EDUCATION HELPWANTED PERSONAL Make tomorrow's dreams come true todayll Gifted live psychics are waiting to UNRESERVED TRUCK GOVERNMENTASSIST- WESTERN CANADIAN MAINTENANCE DE- TAROT, NUMEROLOGY, guide you to fulfillment, happinessand joy and Equipment Auction ANCE Programs, govern- School of Auctloneering• PARTMENT Head Re- Auras, Clairvoyance. Live, now. Call now 1-900-451.3004 ext. 625 June 19, 1995,8a.m. Sell- ment aid, assistance, Next course July 31-Aug. quired. 120 room full sen/- persona psychics. As ing on behalf of AGT Lim- grants and loans money 12/95, For a free brochure Ice hotel. The successfm seen onTV. Look Into your $3,98/min 18 + Visionary 900 (416) 955- candidate must have: 0677. ited, The City of Calgary, available. For now or ex- call 1 (403)777-9388 or 1- future. 18+. $3.99/MIN. 1- Kleysen Transport and Istlng business, Call 1- 800-252-3313 or write to: Broad knowledge of build- 900-870-2778, DIET CENTER: THE BESTJUST GOT other consignors. '94 Cat 800-505-8866. lng maintenance & gen- 8315-40 St,, S.E., Calgary, PAST*PRESENT* Future. belterlll "Success to got New long- 416B 4x4 backhoe; (2)Cat AB T2C 2P1, eral repair; experience In distance program. Professional 245 Excavators; (6)'91 ' FRANCHISE * Fast minor electrical, mechani- Live Psychics Tell All. 1- becommlng the Industry MAKE A Difference I Traln, cal/small motor rep=hir; 900-870-2898. World pro- counselling and more, Lose weight/feel Kenworth T600 T/A trac- upgrade, retire In a pow- great at mall- order pricesl 1-800-431- tors; graders; wheel Ioad- leader.$88,000Kturnkey. working knowl,lge of motions $3,99/min. 18+. I an i upto $100,000Kplus eiful new profession. Be- HVAC & refrigerallon I)a- 9446. ers;g ravelandtanktrucks; come a Certified Master sic carpentry skills; self- NORTH AMERICA'S Psy- light trucks; trailers, etc. I ~r],ear. 1(604)677-4705. chic source. Why wait 24 hrs. Hypnotist/Hypnotheraplst. motivation & well organ- PSYCHIC ANSWERS For further information Free Information package Ized. Competitive salary & when we have the answers LIVE & PERSOHAL RATED #1 IH CAHADA dPlease call: CPA- Cana- BUSINESS PERSONALS you need now. Go direct INSTAHT ANSWERS TALK LIVE I OH 1 Alandel School& CIIn Io 1- benefits. Contact: R. lan Public Auction Ltd. THREE PRETTY blondes 800-661-2099 Ext.250, Schurko, P.O. Box 1977, to the source and speak LOVE ~++~ OlFTIID 1(403)269.6600. live to the top psychics In MQHEY ACCUHATI have exciting personal EQUIPMENT Jasper, Alberta, TOE lEO. CAREER PSYCHICS photostosharelFree, dis- the countryl Call 1-800- AUTO FARMEQUIPMENTDeal- SYSTEMS OPERATION/ 1-900-451-4055 crest Info call toll-free: Desktop Publishing. m 3o- 626-4343 less,hanS2•80/ 24 HRS. $2•99/mln • 18+ emhlp requires partsmen, BOND I~ECHANICAL 1(800)93-KAREN orwrtte: clation office reClulles mln. Visa, Mastercard. 1981) Ltd, Engines from Karen, Box 670-GB salesmen, licensed heavy highly skilled to:hie to B,C. & ALTA. fishing news 95 - 6 months to pay, 6 duty mechanics. New Hol- HEAVEN LY PSYCHIC 2B. CARD OF THANKS Kelowna, BC V1Y 7P2. oversee a province-wide for saltwater, freshwater, year 20,000 warranty. Adultsl land experience preferred. Bulletin Board Systemthat ANSWERS Vanes Farm Centre, 510 - lakes & rivers Up todate Call your Psychic Friends at B.C, SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY and Building engines for 28 CAREER Interfaces with seven other tides 8, weather report for years. 812-0641, 8-8, 7 OPPORTUNITIES 36 St. N., Lethbrldge, AB, reglonalassoclations;pro- 1-900-451-3783 Stepping Stone Club Housewish to thank T1H 5H6, Attention: Hank. B.C. coastal waters. Call Days. A FRANCHISE opportu- duce In-house and out of 1-900-451-6611. LIVE t on 1 24 HOURS all those people who generously donated house communications items and supported our June 3 garage CANADA ENGINES Ltd. nity. Start a new business FOR SALE - 1, 1991 EX- $2.99 per min. 18+ 300 Hitachi Trac hoe. Only pieces; provide member- REALESTATE "Better Living sale. Quality rernanufactured or convert your existing ship services Including co- engines 6 cylfrom$1,045, Inco me Tax Business to a 1850 hours. Brand new YOUR OWN RV lot on ,, , ThroughAwareness" Dlgglns Bucket, clean-up ordinating awards meet- FRIENDS OF 1,000'S v8 from 61,165 6yr U & R Tax Depot. A mar- ing plannings and mem- Shuswap Lake. h'orn EXPR£SSION OF THANKS 120,000krn limited war- ket leader in Income tax bucket, quick-attach and bership records mainte- $24,900. Deeded lahd, We would Uke to thank all our friends and co- ranty. 580-1050 or 1-800- preparation providing: 24 hydraulicthumb, Excellent nance. Familiarity with IBM sand~/beach and~ltysei'v. worke~ and mescal st~ for their support dudng 665-3570. 12345-114 years experience, a condition, $172,000. and Macintosh olatforms Ices. Call 1(604)679-3323. Bob's lllmss, death and funeral, Ave,, Surrey, BCAA Ap- I: ov 3n operating system, 1 (403)723-7711. The many cards, flowen, gifts =nd food were is essential. Send or fax KELOWNA BY OWNER greatlyappreciated, proved. c t-g olng support, exclu- FOR SALE MISC• resume to Executive Di- 12 parkllke city acres. .~ /e territory, low entry rector, British Columbia We thank those who donated to the Heart and STOPI DON'T pay too 9 game fence U/G irriga- • roke Eoanda~lon, the REM lee Foundation (Pal. muchl Example: 1995 fees, full training, discount STEEL BUILDINGS: and Yukon Community lion, organic herb farm, IlativeCare) or the charity o[yanr choice. Newspapers Association, Joe p YJ loaded $299/mo, far clng,ourprovenmar- "Cheaper Than Wood". ostrich, ginseng, mobile A special thank you to Ron& MaN Re~ng and ,tir g plan, increased vis- Quonset-Stralghtwall #230 - 1380 Burrard St., Elaine Pigeau for their conslant pr~ence and sup. 1995 F150 4x4 $299/mo. Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2B7. home, barn, shelters. Gary k,laurls, SIGMA I lit't, low royalty, struc- UuonSet, Structural Steel $390,000. Phone port during our difficult limes during the last six t re, large network. For lldlngs, B.C. Company, Fax (604)684-4713. mouths. Sales/Leasing. Call collect ~l 1(604)764-4287. 37ncere!p31argaret, 1(604)541-9770 for prior franchiseinfo,call: 1-800- we won't be uridersold. KITCHENCAB] NETS Barbara and Colleen Petrick credit approval. We deliver 665-5144, Service and satisfaction CABINETS IN Stock, POSITIVE CASH Flow anywhere. D#9947. COMING EVENTS guaranteedl Western countertops/Vanitles also. Condos on ly $1,000 down Steel Buildings 1-800. Kitchen Craft Factory out- 1-BDRMS $39,900 rent 30. OBITUARIES BUSINESS FORMER ECKVILLE and 565-9800. let. Cash & Carry Cabinet $480. 2-BDR MS $49,900 OPPORTUNITIES area resldents. Come cel- Warehouses: rent $580. Lowest vacancy "r ebrate Eckville's 75th an- KARAOKE - MR. Enter- **4278 Lougheed, rate In province 2%. Rental MacKaTs Funeral KWIK KERB - Own your nive rsary, June 28-July 1, talnment, Canada's larg- Burnaby 298-9277 gmUanratees and manage- services Ltd. own business'. P/l" or F/T. 19g6. Forlnformatlon con- est karaoke dealer, has *'19700 Bypass, Langley ant In place. For color AREYOU SAFE? Installing on-site, contln u- tact: Town of Eckvllle, Box tile largest selection of 534-7273 brochure 1(604)582-0130 TERRACE TRANSITION HOUSE 4626 Oavis:~venue ? cos concrete, landsca } 578, Eokvllle, AB, TOM slngalong tapes and re- **800 Cloverdale Ave., Vic- or 1-800-663-9699. ~ffers 24 hour safe shelter to Terrace{ B:C.: •edging, total equipma , OXO. 1(403)746-2171. lated karaoke products. toria 475-1159 women with or without children. You proven system.TraininG EDUCATION Call now for our free cata- *'561-1 lth Ave., Campbell NOW SELLINGI 635.2444": :>.;.. Faxs35~21£o 800-667-KERB(5372). logues 1-800-661.7464. Clearwater Estates, the can call. Even just to talk. A NEW Career? Many jobs River 287-8787 BROWN, Kathleen Sarah MOM'S PANTRY Products 1868 SpallRd., Kelowna finest residential commu- available. Trained Apart- "NEED A TRAILER?" 860-6638. nity In Clearwater; B.C. Battering is not o.kl (69 years) Food Companyexpandi t ment, Condo Managers Horse, stock, llama, car It is not o.k. for someone Date of Death: June 1, 1995, Prince itsexcitlnghome partypl 1 "2580 Bowen Rd,, Manufactured homes on needed - all areas. We haulers, equipment and Nanaimo 756-9229. residential lots, {Fully serv- to hit you Rupert Regional Hospital. Services throughout B.C. Be part of can train you howl Job cargo trailers. Call us: held June 7, graveside. Burial, *'12111 Bridgeport, Rich- Iced) Live, work or retlre at or push you the growth,Excellent home placement assistance and 1(800)320-6248, Auto mond 279-9691, the entrance to Wells Gray or yell at you Prince Rupert Cemetery. based business Pt/Ft 1- financing available 681- Mile Trailer Sales Ltd. **3566 Massey, Prince ,k 'k .k k ,k Park. Call toll free or scare you 800-350-6667. 5456/1-800-665-8339. Vernon, B.C. George 561-2240, 1 (604)975-6499, You can be safe. CAMPBELL, John There are safe places. (93 years) RARE FRANCHISE Op- BUILDINGS FROM FU- MOBILE HOMES SALES HELP WANTED portunity. One of North COUNSELLOR TRAIN- TURE- Q20x50 orS20x38 Date of Death: May 30, 1995, ING Institute of Vancou- FACTORY DIRECT. "The Terrace, B,C,. Cremation, Terrace America's foremost and or A20x36 $5,975. SALESPEOPLE TERRACE "i'RANSITION prestigious franchise or- veroffers correspondence Q25x34 or $25x28 or Ultimate In Modular and Crematorium. courses for the certificate Single Wides". Trades NEEDEDtoselltoys, gifts, HOUSE: 635-6447 kkk~k ganizations In the grar A25x24 $5,230 Q30x44 home decorfor C & M Gifts, los Industry is exoanotr of Counselling Studies to or $3Ox40 or A30x38 welcomed. Quality Manu- HANSEN, Norman Gordon begin June 30. For a bro- factured Homes 1-800- Twofullcolourcatalogues. 24 HOURS A DAY (69 years) No experience necessary, $7,626. Includ'ng Ends, Exclusive items, low will train and support y, chure phone Toll-free 1- 667-1533, Date of Death: June 3, 1995, Mills 800-665-7044. Sliding-Doors, GST & Prices, no Investment, Call and provide financing Freight to Vancouver 1- NEED RV'S - Buy, sell, (519)258-7905 Fax~ 27. ANNOUNCEMENTS M~morlal Hospital, Services held June 8, at Knox United Church. well. For Inlo Mr. Weiss 800-668.5111. consign. Over 175 now, 1(519)258-0707. 800-645-3006. used RV's, A's, O's, CALLING ALL CAMPERS TO FUN faith Burial, Terrace Municipal Cemetery. FOR SALE: Save 33% on NEWEST BUSINESS Op- HEALTH INFORMATION slideouts, 5th's, trailers, SERVICES and fellowship at Camp .Caledonia on ~ 'k 'k ~ 'k Sen/Ices Program at Basevlew Software Pack- WOODHOUSE, James portunity. Products forths campers, van conver- Tyhee Lake. Spaces in Junior, Senior and Douglas College: Some- ages- Display Manager sions, 1-800-867-0024. WE TAKE The Fear Out of (82 years) environment. Have vc ' and Accounts Receivable. Family camps. For infortnation call 847- own distribulors hJo. wc times the most Important Mike Rosman RV, Vernon. ICBC. Major ICBC Injury 3885 or 847-9881. Date of Death: June 4, 1995, Prince person In the health care Module updated to most claims, JoelA, Wener, trial Rupert Regional Hospital, 12 hours per weeK, mcor current versions. Present IT'STIMEto move up, way potential $5,000+/week. team Is the one with the lawyer for 25 years. Call Cremation, Terrace Crematorium. Information. Douglas Col- market value $6140, Will up. Unique two storey free 1-800-665.1138. Call Ron Bldewell, collect sell for $4090. Program Cape Cod style homes The preceding notices are 1(604)951.2524 Surrey lege In New Westminster Contlngencyfees. Simon, compliments of offers B,C.'s only prog ram ownership Istransferrable. now available. Explore the Waner & Adler. The Terrace Standard & B.C. LAND DEVELOP- In Health Information Serv- Contact Lou Rogers 1- posslbllltles. Trades Wel- MacKay's Funeral Serv/ces Ltd. ERSand builders- manu- Ices. As a graduate of this 800-665.2382. Kootenay cornel Noble Homes, call ABLE NANNIESWe have factured housing plant program, you'll have the Advertiser Ltd., 1510-2rid collect 1(403)447-2833. professional careglvers looking forpeople to han. skills In health record man- St. N, Cranbrook, B.C. PERSONAL available locally and from die quality line of factory agement, computers and V1C 3L2, overseas. Reasonable built homes. With manu- HEAVENLY PSYCHIC rates, low placement fee, othertechnlcalsystemsas Answers. Caring, Accu- Active factured housing,you can well as data collection, USED VENDING Ma- Visa & MC welcome, Call rate, Positive, Finances, be fro m raw land to market analysis and presentation chines Snack $1800, now 1 (604)540-7453. In 6 weeks with superior Cigarette $800 Gumball Relationships, Career. tl tt employers demand. Live 1 on 1 24 Hrs, $2,99 VACATIONSPOTS Living product. Noble Homes "I e skills you galn In this Doubles $150. Quads mln. 18+, 1-900-451- 1(403)447.2333 William program are recognized by $300, All good condition, PENDER ISLAND In the Exercise Your Opdor~ Macaulay. VancouverVendlng Route 8783. Better Living the Canadian College of Through Awareness. beautiful Gulf Is lands B.C. METAL HEALTH Days Health RecordAdmlnlstra- Pop-Sn ack $25,000. After A 100 acre farm offers reduce stress on engines tore (CCHRA) and are 7 p.m. 1 (604)649-5232, SUPER SEX for Seniors, secluded cottages with & equlment. Save fuel/ valid across Canada.This even with medical prob- trout lake, crops, mead- maintenance $ Guaran- program blends class- *TRAMPOLINESI Factory lems. All Impotent e pr(,b. ows, forests and Wildlife. teed, Unique BO-based room learning with real- Direct * Excellent forfam- lems overcome w th el'n- Get pampered with old ., technology seeking dis. life, hands-on experience Ilyfun. Save $$$ parts and pie, medically.approved fashioned meals and d tributors, Free video/train. to ensure that you'll be sen/Ice on all makes, 1- exercise. Free Informa- ~harm. Float plane and Ing available 1-800-796. n ~d'ttostart a newcareer 800-663-2261 or tion: Performance Medi- oat dock. Priced from ,t, 6773Ext.501. rl ht awayl Graduates of 1 (604)222-1263. cal, Box 418, Valemount, $120/person Inc udlng Bert Van Keulen this program have an av- B.C,VOE2Z0.1.800-663- meas. Reservations 1- WELL ESTABLISHED 800-626-5955, "Ibis three score years past, small restaurant and ca. erage annual starting sal- SAWMILL $4,895. Saw 0121. That this sh'apping young lad toting business in ary of over $33,000. lumber to any size, Large RARE GIFTED Psychics 1 Spaces are stll available capacity, Low-cost ship- Was born to this world. f Queenel, Good potential, will guide you In all as- Titus he grew from a tad Reasonably priced. Ideal for classes starting In Sep- ping anthers, Free In- pects of love, success, Network Classified II ]fe married a comely woman / familybuslness, Forlnfor- tember 1995. Call formation, SIIvacraft Saw- money, dlfflcultdeclstons. Ads + II mills, 6625 Ordan Dr,, Unit And three daughters he had. matlon phone 1(604)0992- 1(604)527-5478 today for Take control of your des- An Advertising'Best But'l" Jl Who nowjoyously proelaini, 7890 or 1(604)992-6800 more Information. Apply B-2, Misslssauga, Ont, tlny118+. $3.gg/mln. Call ;i'Hey! Happy 60, Dad/" N !:{+?:iio. now - spaces are limited. LST1X2.1-800-578-1363, r iE, evenings, early mornings, howl 1-900-870-2778, Jl

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i ¸ i! •• i i i~ ~ ~ i ~ i~'i~ ..... , ilii~! ii ~ i ~ CTION D I 30. OBITUARIES |1 32. LEGAL NOTICES m NOTICE TO CREDITORS I, LAWRENCEALAN SCARBOROUGH BAILIFF SALE AND OTHERS will no longer be responsible for debts 32. LEGAL NOTICES RE: ESTATE OF ARTHUR incurred by Debra Susan Scarborough as 16 ft. Pinecraft Boat 1994 •i TESCHNER, DECEASED of May 29, 1995. Signed LawrenceAlan 20 hp Evinrude Motor 1994 Formedyof 396gMist Street, T~m'ace, BC Scarb0rough. NOTICE la hereby given that For an appointment to view call 635-7649, All sales are on an "as Creditors and others having claims is - where is" basis, no warranties or guarantees are implied or against the Estate of Arthur given, Bids close at 11:00 a.m. Monday, June 19, 1995 PLEASE TAKE Teschner, deceased, who died on N. Perry or R. Smith Januery 16th, 1995 at Tucson, 32. LEGAL NOTICES Arizona, U.S,A. are hereby required #3-4554 Lazeile Ave. NOTICE to send them to the undersigned Terrace, B,C. VBG 1S2 That in accordance with Administrator, 0/o WOZNEY & the Warehouseman's Lien DONALDSON, Barristers & {~ Provlnc~of MinlsUyof ¢ Solicitors, 366 City Centre, Kitimst, BritishColumbia Fo(em Act there will be sold by British Columbia, before the 20th Ban dstra Transportation day or July, 1995 after which date CALLINGFOR TENDERS Systems Ltd,, 3111 ths Administrator will dlstdbute the CONTRACT REPRESENTATIVE said Estate among the pertles Sealed Tenders for the following Blakeburn St., Terrace, B.C. entitled thereto, having regard to the contract will be received by the District Sunset Villa Apartments to cover the accrued costs claims of which It has notice: Robed L Green (Bob) Manager,Ministry of Forests, #200 - 5220 1031 3rd Avenue West for storage charges of the Adminietator of Estate, ° Born September 8, 1931, died Keith Avenue,Terrace, BC, VBG IL1 on Prince Rupert, B.C. c/o WOZNEY & DONALDSON the datesshown below: following lot belongingto'. Barristers & Solicitors, accidentally May 25, 1995. SEALED TENDERS Bob is survived by his wife Bealrice, Contract: PR96DKM.0085. Located: 366 City Centre, sons Miles (Jenny), Wayne (MJchelle), withinthe areaof Deceptionand Iron Mine Mr. John Noles Kitimat, B.C. are invited for Public Tendercell #1070-9596/17, to provide property VBC 1T6 daughters Cheryl (Keith), Gayte Creeks, Kalum Forest District, Terrace, management services to include maintenance and custodial duties for 37 Formerly of Iskut, B.C. (Glenn), grandchildren Bradley and Ha- British Columbia.Work consisting of first residential rental units. ley. Bob has also left behind his mother . Telephone: (604) 632-7151 I~ pruningon 42.8hectares. Fax Number: (604) 632-7100 Mary, step father Alf, brothers Cliff Bidding on the contract is restlictedto Tender Documents will be available after 2:00 p.m, Monday, June 12, , ,~ (Frances), John (Leonie), Gary (Ban- contractors wbo: have at least 1 year 1995, at the office of: ~ nis) and numerous nieces, nephews experienceIn similar pruning contracts, ~, ~,~. and cousins, He was predeceased by British Columbia Housing Management Commission his father Bill in 1967. have successfullycompleted a contractof similarmethod, size, location and difficulty, Coastal Region - Pdnce Rupert Bob drove trucks in the Northwest for 1400 Kootenay Avenue the last 31 years and trucking truly• within the last 2 years; and have Provinceof MinisWof (~ successfullycompleted their most recently Pdnce Rupert, B.C., VBJ 3X5 was his passion. Telephone: 627-7501 British Columbia Forests = As a husband, father and grandfather undedakenpruning contract. he will truly be missed, Viewing Date:: June 29, 19951leaving The family would like to thank all the the Kalum District Office, #200 - 5220 Sealed Tenders will be received at British Columbia Housing NOTICE OF PRE-HAIWESTSILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION friends and truckers who helped at the '" KeIthAvenue, Terrace, British Columbia at Mansgement Commission at the above address, only up until 2:00 p.m. FOR AM AREATO BE LOGGED accident scene and all those who 1:00 pm. Attendingthe scheduledviewing (local time) Tuesday, June 26, 1995 and publicly opened at that time, Notice showered us with food, flowers, calls is mandatoryprior to submittinga tender. A Mandatory Site Meeting will be held for bidders on Monday, June 19, Eachof the followingareas have a WoposedP~e-Harveet SIMcultu~e Prescription th,,~ will applyff approvalto logthe areaIs obtainedfrom the MnlsW of Forests.The Wopo~mdWeacdptlon will be and cards. Proposed start.up date is September 1995 at 10:00 a,m. at 1031 3rd Avenue West, Prince Rupert, B.C. The Green family availablefor viewinguntil July 27, 1995,at the addressnoted below, during regular woddng hounl. . ,., . 11, 1995 and completion35 days after The Commission reserves the right to reject all tenders and to accept any commencement. tender it considers advantageous. The lowest or any tender may not To ensureconsideration before legging commences, any written comment~ must be madeto B.D. necessarily be accepted. Downte,District Manager, #200 - 5220 KatthAvenue, Terrace, Bdfleh Columbia V8e 1Lt, by the 31. AUCTION SALES Deadlinefor receipt of t6ndsra Is 1:30 abovedate• pro, July 7,1995,at whichtime all tenders will be opened• R.J. Chapman "nmberSat( Ucence 3uttlng Cut locatl0n Area Amendment Llcerce Numbe~ =ermit Block (Ha) 0feE/No) AI.DOFF A UCTIO~ All inquiries regarding this contract Purchasing should be directedto Migs Lovlin,Forest TSL A43690 RosEwood,B.C• 13.7 No SERVICE Technician- ContractCo-orindator, at 638- ~rrlSH presents 5143. B f~)LUMMA BC Tenders must be submittedon the form ,Hou G Small Buslnm Forest Entsmdtm Prooram Collector Car & RV f~/¥JLANAGEMEN3' Name of Ucence Holder and in the envelopessupplied which, with ~OMMISSlON Auction Sale padiculars,may be obtainedat the time of June 24 & 25, 1995 viewing,The lowestor any tenderwill not Indoors at necessarilybe accepted. Exhibition Park The work will be administeredby British NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST SILVICULTURE Columbia Ministry of Forests, Kalum UPGRADETO HOTWATERHEATING SYSTEM I i Prince George, B.C. PRESCRIPTION FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED On Offer Approx. Fo~estDistrict, Terrace, British Columbia. Mariposa Gardens I I ! 100-150 Collector Cars, Contract award is subject to funding (Section 14) Prince Rupert, E.C~" I ~ - Muscle Cars, Boats & R.V.'s being availableatthetime. Consignments Wanted AB As per Section~ 14 of the Silviculture Practices Regulation, ~the below listed Pre-Harvest Silviculture For More Information & Terms of Prescriptions have been approved by the District Manger. Auction Contact Harvesting is scheduled to commence without delay for the i3' lm, I E- MICHAEL ALDOFF at the ofce. oP. r I ~ ~ , at 604-376-6940 purpose of salvaging windthrown timber. Harvesting is or 604-371-7808 RENEWAL BC scheduled to commence no sooner than June 26, 1995. British ColumbiaHou~mmlsslon- Home Office I [ '~ Th6 following prescriptions will be available for viewing ' sui_te170! 30 .gsway . I F : Bumaby, B.C. VSH ~tG7 I t ,..o From June 19, 1995 to July 31, 1995 at the address noted Telephone: 433-1711 I ~ ~' below, during regular working hour's. COURT BAILIFF SALE To ensure consideration before logging commences, The Court Bailiff will offer for sale by sealed bid the ir=lerestof the following any written comments must be made by June 26, 1995 to 1400 KootenayAvenue ! I . ~ judgmenl debtor, SOUTH MORESBY LODGE INC. in Ihe following goods Justin Kumagai, Area Planner (South) at Skeena Cellulose Prince Rupert, B.C., VBJ 3X5 andchatlels purported 1o be: Inc., 4900 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 5L8. Any : . Telephone: 627-7501 2 Alumcraft 18' aluminum boats, Serial No's. 10942N393 and other comments must be submitted by July 31, 1995. Plans and specifications may be viewed at the office of:. 10939N393 Cutting Locatton Amalgamated Construction Assodation of L .... 2 Hourston Glasscrafi 1B' fiberglass b0als, Serial No's ZHG508950191 FormOf Uc. Permit Cutblock (neeraatCommunity & A~as Amendment 3636 East 4th Avenue , "i :i~ ' and ZHG508920191 " Agreemet No. No. No. ApproximateLocation) (ha) Yes/No Vancouver, B.C. V5M 1M3 : .... ' p

Sold on on as is, where is basis. T.F,L #1 2AK 670062 Terrace.Upper Copper 1.1 No Tenders will be received at British Columbia Housing ~Marmgement Goods may be inspected by contacting the undersigned at numbers listed. Commission. Coastal Pdnoe Rupert Office, at the above address;only T,F.L #1 2AK 670081 Terrace-Upper Copper 3.1 No Sealed bids will be received at the Court Bailiff's office listed below up until 2:00 p.m. (local time) Tuesday, June 27,~1995 and publicly p- behveen the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Moday through Friday up opened at that time...... to 11 a.m. Friday, June 20, 1995. T.RL #1 2AK 670087 Terrace-Upper Copper 14.5 No The Commission reserves the dght to reject all tenders and to accept P T.F.L #1 2AK 670089 Terrace-Upper Copper 4.1 No tender it considers advantageous. The lowest or any tender may no1 Sale may be subject to cancellation wilhoul notice. The Court Bailiff necessadly be accepted. : reserves the right to adjourn the sale withoul notice and may apply to the T.RI- #1 2AK 670096 Terrace-Upper Copper 4.1 . No court for further direction if the need arises. T.F,L #1 2AK 670501 Terrace-Upper Copper 24.4 No R.JI Chapman .... : f Purchasing' • i w Terms of Sale: Each bid must be accon~panied I~y a bank draft or money T.RL #1 2AK 670705 Terrace-Upper Copper 13.7 No order for 10 percent of the bid made payable to Ihe Court Bailiff. The balance of the bid, plus Social Services Tax and Goods and Service Tax (if T.RL #1 2AK 870903 Terrace-Upper Copper 2,2 No applicable), to be paid immedialaly upon acceptance of the bid. Failure to Ho.s=G BC i T,F,L #1 2AK 671012 Terrace-Upper Copper 3,5 No 1-./¥JiANAGEMENT pay Ihe balance at the agreed time may result in forfeiture of the deposit. t.A)MMISSION CALEDONIA COURT BAlUFF SERVICES #3-4554 Lazelle Avenue Terrace, B.C. V8G 152 (604) 624-4724 (604) 635-7649 or !-800-665-7010 Contact: N.Perrrr~- court bailiff CALL FOR PROPOSALS i DISTRICT OF PORT EDWARD R. Smith - court bailiff CLOSER TO HOME FUND INVITATION TO TENDER No. 2311-33037-0 The Northwest Regional Health Board hereby Invites proposals under ALWYN LAKE ACCESS ROAD the Closer to Home Fund. Currently there is approximately $220,000 of Sealed Tenders marked =District of Port Edward, Alwyn Lake Access NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST SILVICULTURE uncommitted funding available for programs In the region. The purpose of Road" will be received at the office of McEIhanney Consulting Services Ltd. PRESCRIPTION FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED the fund Is to promote health decision making at the community level in Pdnce Ruped up to 3:00 p,m. Pacific Daylight Time on June 20, 1995.: while also providi.ng access to start-up funds to shift some health sauces The bids will be publicly opened at the offices of McEIhanney Consulting (Section 12) from hospitals to the community. The fund's ultimate goal is to provide Services Ltd. at 4:00 p.m. on the same day. The work generally consists of British Columbians with appropriate health care services closer to home. the following: Each of the following areas have a proposed Pre- Individuals Interested In submitting a proposal MUST contact their • Cleadng and Grubbing 40,000 m = Harvest Silviculture Prescription that will apply if approval local contact by June 30, 1995 at 4:30 p.m. • Sldecasttng Muskeg to Io~) is obtained from the Ministry of Forests. The Each proposal will be assessed on how well it meets the following • Construction of 2000 lineal metres, class 5 I:orestry road, 5 move/ cdteda: crown ...... ~ - proposed prescriptions will be available for viewing until , demonstrated collaboration and planning by hospital and community • Supply and install Approximately 200 m of culvert July 28, 1995 at the address noted below, during regular care providers at the community/regional level; • Supply and Install mulUitow Drain Pipe , : working hours. • initiates or enhances ambulatory or community-based health services • Removal & Sale of Avallabis Timber from R/W ~ . To ensure consideration before logging commences, that replace existing hospital Inpatient services; and/or Tender documents may be purchased a the offices of McEIhanney • identifies a needed new service that doesn't currently exist;, Consulting Services Ltd. on or after June 7, 1995 upona NON, any written comments must bo made to E.. Nicholson, • where possible, uses Closer to Home Fund money as bddge funding for REFUNDABLE payment of $50.00 plus GST. Tender Documents are R.P.F., PHSH Skeena Cellulose Inc., 4900 Keith Avenue, the move of acute services to the community, with existing inpatient availabis for viewing at the Dlstdct of Port Edward Office 'and the office 0f: Terrace, B.C., VBG 5L8 by the above date. funding then supporting ongoing program operations; the Engineer. • identifies target groups of patients to be shifted, the savings this shift A formal site visit Is mandatory and is scheduled for June 16, 1995 at Cuing Location 10:30 a.m., starting from the District of Pod Edward Office. i Form Of LIc. Permit Cutblock (nearest Community & Area Amendment will create, and how the results of the project will be measured; Agrasmai No. NO. No. Approximate locaUon) (he) Yes/No • shows how it is consistent with the local/regional health plan, and can Tandem must be accompanied by a Bid Bond In the amount of 10% of the' be supported within approved regional funding. tender amount made payable to the Dlsldct of Port EdwaM, and Consent of Surety for 50% Performance Bond and 50% Labour and Matedal Payment TFL #1 9AF 400093 Terraca-K]t0en Rive' 24,0 No • NOTE: Your local Community Health Council may have developed additional local criteria. Please contact your local contact for further Bond. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, The TFL #1 9AF 400087 Terrece-K]teen River 5S.6 No details, Distdct of Pod Edward expressly reaeNes the dght to award the'Contract to any bidder, not restricted to the lowest, if this action, In their Judgment, Is in TFL #1 9AG 410009 Tertace-KItaenRiver 54.0 No Examples of approved programs include Early Maternity Discharge, Dlabstes Outreach and a Pro,admission Clinic, their own best Interests. Award of this Tender is ~ubject to availablefunds. TFL #1 gAG 410013 Terrace.KJtoen River 593 NO Please note that Health Promotion Programs (e.g, Injury Prevention) All tender enquldee shall be directed to: '; TFL ' #1 4AU 554613 Terrace-UttJa Cedar River 50.3 No that may have difficulty showing savings in hospital use in the current fiscal year are still eligible for funding if it cah be demonstrated that there Mr. Edo Pettit, R Eng. TFL #1 OAE 712530 Terrace-vtrnltebottomCree; 31,7 No will be a reduction of hospital utitlzatlon In the future, McEIhanny Consulting Services Ltd, 729 2nd Avenue West FL A16835 185 F34025 Terrace-Big Cedar River 48.7 No Further information regarding application forms can be obtained by contact: Pdnce Ruped, BC VBJ IH4 Telephone: (604) 624-428i Fax: 627-7880 FL A10835 198 G36087 Terrace.Dougl~B Creek 32,1 : No Local contact: Michael Lelslnger 638.4021 (phone) 635.7639 (fax) FL A16835 184 R77722 Terrace-I~lsanze Creek 23,0 No Dave Dennis: (604) 638.2234

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](!.":2,~.~".']"; ~ ~&~IC ~:~-~.~. C.~ .I~ ,¢~.X~, ;350 CID, auto, air, power windows, power locks, cruise ~ontrol tilt VS, 5 speed, tilt steering, am/fm cassette.. STK # 95298-1~1 wheel,am/frrIcassette, fullyloaded,.TK#95.27-1__...= / t~iii~~.~ WAS $:31.995 ...... ~:~-"~ REDUCED BY $SOO REDUCED BY SZ~DO SALE PlRICE $O--"A"9~ SALE ilqrJCE $30~L95 MINUS COU~ $1A87 ~NUSCOUPON S z~ .ow

-~ CH~OLE~ CC)RS|C~ LT : 6 cyl, auto, air, power windows, power locks, cruise control, tilt 6 cyl, auto, air, power windows, power locks, : steering, arnffm cassette, loaded.. STK # 94467-1 am/fm cassette. STK # 94750-1 . , '..~~ WAS $1LS,99S ~~~__. REDUCED BY $2~00 ~"*"'~-:~ , i ~;1 :~: : ...... " S~LLE PRICE $16,950 ~~,,',~- "~~-/ : SALE PRICE $13,995 ragS COUPC~ $:~87 "'* ,;., ,..~,~ MINUS CO4JIIPq3N $]1.¢48'7'

1995 CHW EXT. CAB 4X4 S 1993 HONDA CIVIC SI 1991 /~ERCURYTOPAZ 1989 GMC 1/2 TON S.W.B. 4X54a .... ~5280-1, WASS28,995 - E0W...... 28,395. #95245-1WAS SI5,995-H0W...... 515,395. 4dr. ~5203.1WAS $8,995 - HOW...... $8,5 9 5. ,~sm-2was 513.,5.,ow...... ; = Z,99~. 1994 GRAND PRIX $ 1993 SAFARI ALL WHEEL DRIVFS ..... 1991 /VIERCURYCOUGAR 1989 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP S 4dr, ,5826-1, ~AS SI9,995- N0W...... 18,8 9 5. #95833-2WAS SI 9,995 - HOV/...... - I U,V V ~. 2dr, #95145.1 WAS$13,995- N0W...... ,.S! 2,995. ~9so6,.2was 59,995.,ow ...... 8, 995 1994 GRAND PRIX 1993 GMC EXT. CAB 4X4 DIESF.~.... 1991 /~&ZDA CAB PLUS PICKUP ..... 1989 FORD RANGER PICKUP ..... 4dr, ~4722-1WAS S19 ,5-,0w ...... $ 18,895. #95,2.1wAS s29,995-.0w ...... -,[¥, i V.% //94780-2V&S $9,995-NOW...... '...... 9,4~. #95802-2WAS $8,995-HOW ...... ~6,b9 5. 1994 GRAND AM SE 1993 GMC EXT. CAB 4X4 $ 1991 FORD F250 4X4 1989 FORD SUPER CAB 4X4 S 4dr, "5831-1 WAS$17,995- H0W...... $ i 7,595. #95079-1WAS $22,988-H0W...... 2 !,988. ~95273.2V/as s14,995. ,ow ...... Sl 4,39 5. #95314-1 WAS SI5,995- H0W...... 14,995. 1994 GRAND AM SE 1993 GMC EXT. CAB 4X4 1990 FONTIAC TEMPEST ' ._ 1988 OLDSMOBILE CIERA S S $ 4dr,.5829-1 WAS$17,995- Fl0W ...... 1 7,395 #95oH2-1wASs22,995-,ow...... 2 i,995. 4 dr, #95801.2WAS $9,995-Fl0W...... :.:. 9,1 9 5. 4dr,.5062.1 WAS$5,995-NOW ...... 5, 7 9 5. 1994 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE S..... 1993 GEO TRACKER LSI 4X4 1990 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1988 FORD 1/2 TON 4X4 4dr, #95835-1WAS $23,995 - HOW...... -~,~ #94725.2wass,.~,995-,ov/ ...... Sl 3,795. #95204-1 V/kS$9,995-NOW ...... s9,795. #95135 WAS$9,995- H0W ...... S8, 99 5. 1990 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1994 OLDSMOBILE CIEP.A Sl 7,995. 1993 CHEV, CORSICA 513,995. 1988 CHEV CAVALIER 4 dr, #95830-1 WASSI8,995 - NOW...... 4 dr, #94752.1 WAS515,995- FlOW...... SUPREME SL S STATION WAGON 1994 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 1993 CHEW 1/2 TON PICKUP ~4484.1V/as s14,995.,ow ...... ! 3,995. #95037-1 WAS S4,995-N0W ...... %495. 4d,,,58o44 WASS18.9,-FI0W ...... S ! 7, 7 9 5. #95051.1WAS Sl 3,995-H0W...: ...... $ i 3, 595. 1990 FORD RANGER 4X4 1988 CHEV CAVALIER #,~34.2v/Assl,,995.,ow ...... 51 1,695. S 1994 FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP ~;! 1992/~ERCURY TOPA,Z S 4dr, #94601-1 WASS4,995- N0W...... 4,3 9 5. ~5o~3-~WAS S14.995-,ow ...... - ~ 4,395. 4~,,~94443.!w,ss9,99s-,ow ...... 9,495. 1990 FORD 15 PASSENGER 1985 OLDSMOBILE FIRENZA $ 1994 CHEV CAVAUER 1992 GMC EXT CAB 4X4 VAN 4 d,,"5266-1 WASS1,995- ,0W ...... !,795. S ~sls6.1V/as s, ,,995-,ow ...... :.....SI 1,495. 2dr, "5102-1 WAS$11,995- NOW...... ~...... $ I 1,79 5. #9526rlwas s~l,995-,ow ...... 20,995. 1985 MERCURY LYNX S/W s~ Zn" 1990 BUICK LESABRE #94526-3WAS SI,995 • NOW...... - I 107 ~). 1994 FULL SIZE TAHOE 4X4 1992 FORD F250 4X4 4dr.~95o23.1WASS,,99S-,OW ...... 51 1,595. ~5086-1 WAS S32,995- H0W...... 53 i,295 #9529~.~was s, 7,995.,ow., ...... s 1 6,995. 1984 PLYMOUTH P"LIANT S/W 51 onr 1994 BUICK LESABRE 1992 CHEW LUMINA EURO 1989 FONTIAC SUNBIRD #94713-2WAS SI,995 - H0W...... ~ I ,O"I ~. S 2dr, #95228'1 WAS$7,995- NOW...... 57,395. 4dr. ,5806.1 WAS$24,995-NOW ...... :...... 24, 5 9 5. 2 dr, #95053.1 WASS14,995-N0W...... 513,995. 1983 SUBARU GL 1994 BUICK CENTURY 1991 VOLKSWAGEN PASAT ~. 1989 FON1;IAC GRAND AM STATION WAGON 2b, #94513WAS$7,995- H0W...... 4dr, ~95828-1WAS $1B,995- NOW ...... $1 8, 2 9 5. 4dr, #95016.1 WASSI3,995-H0W ...... - ! 3,69 5. 57,795. //95252-2WAS S1,995"N0W ...... $1,795. 1993 GRAND AM SE 1991 PONTIAC FIREFLY S 1989 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 1981 CADILLAC SEVILLE $ 4~r, "5260.2 WAS $8,995- HOW...... $8,595. 4dr, ~4748-1 WAS$16,995- N0W...... S ! 5,695. 4d,,~4~91.~w~ss6,99s.,ow ...... 6,395. #92562-3V/AS $2,995. NOW...... 2,79 5. ' DISCLAIMER Coupon Is good only to reduce adver~i~Dcl r~le prices on our used vehicle inventory by Sl~4r/. Certain conditions apply; ask your McEwan •M sales consultant for det~ilL

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