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WEDNESDAY August 25, 1999 $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST ($1.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the Terracearea) NDAR D VOL. 12 NO. 20 P M vows to H°spitmaelate) s ratify treaty cook By MIKE COX ,'IT WILL PASS." That was the determined message prime minister for seniors Chretien delivered to the Nisga'a Aug. 21 in New Aiyans Chretien stressed the importance of implementing the I not only for the Nisga'a, but for all Canadians. Latest cost-cutting measure "This will be a victory for the Canadian way," he said. By MIKE COX Nisga'a leaders want to see the treaty passed by the e: RESIDENTS OF Terraceview Lodge will be the year, but Chretien was hesitant to give an exact date. eating hospital food for the rest of their lives. "It'will be passed, there's no doubt about ii - it's just a The change is slated for April 1st, but it's no joke. ter of time," he told them. Tom Novak, the hospital's financial trouble shooter, Before his address to the Nisga'a, Chretien and Gosr t * said the cooking now done at Terraceview will be alongwlth Other officials - met at Gosnell's house for moved to Mills Memorial Hospital to save money. vate conference. "We're workhlg on a plan to integrate our dietary plan," "We talked about the ratification process and some he said. administrative problems that have to be faced," Chretien Novak said there would be no layoffs, but money will be in an interview after his speech. saved on processing of food. Chretien, along with his wife, daughter and grandchi] There will still be a kitchen at Terraceview for some were welcomed back to the Nisga'a community after hi: preparation, he said, but most of the eookhlg will be done year absence. in bulk down at Mills "A high point of my career is when I became an honor Memorial Hospital. Nisga'a citizen and part of the killer whale clan," Chr, "It will be a much smaller ~d in Ms,address to the crowd. dietary program at Ter- 'Chre'tien~s i~st visit io the Nass in 1969 was the first vi: r,c io , ,o.,d i!: iil an Indian Affairs minister to the area, and now he isthe prime minister to come here. won't have the current menu !i ;! : "Having the Nisga'a treaty implemented will be one o oo.o om. highlights of my political life," he told the crowd. said, and the meals will not i!,ill i :!::! be tray served. Nisga'a dancers greeted the prime minister as he ws The thought of eating hos- through the crowd, and Joe Gosnell's opening speech pn pital food every day may ~~ Cltretien's commitment to the treaty. ; not seem appealhlg, but "Yes, prime minister, it took all th0se inte~enin~ i Novak said he's sampled the ~~ since you were last here with us, to negotiate the Nis food at Mills. ~"~~~ treaty," Gosnell said. "Twenty five years of struggle and 1 "It tasted good to me, but fought compromise." I'm not too picky," Novak : He also warned that opponents aim to sabotage the t~ said. When it comes up for debate in the House of Commons. Consideration will be "Fanning the flames of fear and ignorance, their c taken, he added, that people Tom Novak 'methods resonate with a racism and negativity so painl in Terraceview are residents and not short-term patients. ifarniliar to the aboriginal people of this country," he said. "Those people are residents -- it's their home." ' Objections such as those raised by Reform MP Mike Novak said this plan would start saving money within that the prime minister's support of the treaty places m two years, but denied hours of kitchen staff at Terraceview political support behind a treaty not yet debated by Parlia~ would be cut. . were dismissed. The two kitchens are different unions, but Juanita Bar- Chretien said if Scott was serious about his objection rett, acting chief administrator, said there would be no ,would also have visited the valley. need to change unions. , Skeena's MP left Terrace on Thursday for Ottawa. Union officials declined to comment on the proposal, citing a gag-order that only Barrett and Novak can talk to the media. YOUNG AND OLD One Terraceview volunteer is worried residents will suf- alike waited patiently fer in an effort to save money. (top) for t.he arrival of "Terraceview has been in the black for years and Mills "prime minister Jean is always in the red," said the woman, who declined to be Chretien in New named. Saving money, she said, will come at the cost of the Aiyansh. It wa~ his first elderly residents of Terraeeview. visit back to the Nass "You're taking cookies from old people and that's sup. valley' since visiting rased to save money?" she demanded. Kincolith as Indian Affairs minister in 1969. He was also minister in 1973 when the federal government decided to enter treaty negotiations with the Nisga'a after a split court decision in the Supreme Court of Canada. At left, Chretien receives a gift carving from Nisga'a carver Alver Tait. A CEDAR HAT found with ancient human bones in a melting glacier last week. Sheep hunters found the body in Tatshenshini-Alsek Park last Tuesday. Airport user fee takes effect man found in Passengers not become a fact of life. have to deal with itl "It Sucks," she said. thrilled about it "You have to pay to use "It's been pushed on us as one Sonya flew in to Terrace from northwest glacier pretty much everything now," of our duties," she said. Edmonton so she wasn't By MIKE COX THE DISCOVERY of the and an ancient throwing she said. Carol Harvie from Terrace charged a fee. IF YOU DON'T pay, you body of an "ice man" along spear never before found in Gary Yabsley, also from Van- "I don't have to pay to fly out don't fly. said she lravels six to seven with clothing and tools in a this part of the world. couver, didn't object to the times a year. of Edmonton, and 19 dollars northwest B.C. glacier may That's what airline counter The discovery has piqued charge, but wanted to know She said the fee will add con- seems like a high price," she be a find of world sig- staff have had to tell people all the interest of researchers what it was going towards. siderably to her flying expenses. noted. nificance. and is fuelling speculation week now that a $19 airport "If it's actually put into im- Having the fee to keep the air- Dr. Carstens from Terrace ob, Sheep hunters found the that it could yield important user surcharge has taken effect. proving the airport then it's port open, Ha'vie said, is a posi- jected to having to pay cash at body, which may be thou- clues to the migrations of Reactions have been mixed, good," he said. tive thing, but would like to see the counter. sands of years old, in an ex- ancient people between Asia but most out-of-towners were Counter staff said there is no what it is being used for at the ,'When you get here you have posed face of a glacier in and North America. shocked at the price. way that tourists would have end of the year. to pay hard cash," he said. "It's Talshenshini Park, just B.C. Parks officials con- south of the Yukon border. "I pay five dollars in Van- know about the charge, but were "I'd like to see a tally of as bad as the airport improve- firmed the find and said The bones of the ancient scientists are on site to look couver to fly, but 19 seems a bit surprised how many locals where the money is going at the ment fee down south." man have some skin still at- after the find. excessive," said Vancouver didn't realize that it is in place. end of the year." ,.. Carstens fears that the fee will t~'ched, They're also consulting resident Marion Houlbrook. A few people have been irate Her daughter, Sonya, 'wasn't remain in place for the airport's She said she wasn't surprised Also with the body were with Champagne-Aishik na- about Ihe fee, one counter at- so understanding about the lifespan, which he sees as unfair artifacts:including a cedar at the charge because tolls have tives on how to handle the tendant said, but the attendants charge. to people flying, hat in good condition and remains.

L A2- The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999 Feds requests public . ,nput on K, ncolith roaa 635.TIPSJ ByCII]RISTIANAWIENS stoeksincludingcohoandsteelhead, consultatiollperiod ended wilheut any LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO o'VrAWA warns public conuncnt on By cutting down large trees, consul- public comment at all. cnvironn~ental effects of building a tants say the breeding habitat of two And provincial spokespcrson Joamte road from Grcenvilic to Kincol ith. threatened birds ~ the marbled mur- McGagachie said the likelihood of The ¢omprehcflsive study report relet and Keen's long-eared myotis B.C. mining down the project is slim. AUGUST1999 PALACE AUGUST199! details euvironmental impacts of the will also be damaged. "It's possible but it'snot very likely 24-kilcmetre road a.d the benefits to The report details several ways to what with the difficulty of reaching connecting Kincolith Io Nisga'a vil- compensate for habitat loss including Kincolith," she said. "The road was T~ace Canad~n 4 Te~ace lages ill the Nass valley. a bear-human coul]ict reduction plan. requested because of obvious need." 2 Terrace I~uo~ AntJ.Pov~ Com~u~/ SkeenaJunior Minor Gr0upSociety "The proximity of sedge-grass The public input period is needed to A road linking Greenville and Kin- Pam~egicAssoc[~ Swi~C~b KermodeF~ship Se¢ondaJ'/ No,west 8enevdentProtective s0c~L__ habitats along the foreshore =s ex- secure an approval certificate as a key colith, accessed only by air and boat, SchoolParent Baseball eul~ley/~keena TerraceMinor N~'aTn~J Cou~l TerraceCurlilxj pected to severely alter traditional step to begin road construction, is a long-standing wish of the Nisga'a. council Association Region Orda'of Elks~25 Softball/~s~ialion T~Local Associa~on grizzly bear use of such habitats," After the consultation period ends Fifteen people have died flying in 14 ~o,, co.cludcs thcconsuitanls' report. September 17, federal environment and out of Kincolith since 1991. 8 9 Terrace r"/~'Poverly "~1 BigStets' of Tmce Cate~oniaSenior Minor "Bears that usc thc sedge-grass minister David Anderson will either The road is esthnated to cost $30 P~jic,4.ss4xia~ Gr0~~ T~ No~mt RoyalCanadian habitat within the Ilomuk River approve the project, or appoint a panel million, one third of which is to bc Sch~ Parent Hockey B~kley/Skeena OrdererRoyal i~a'aTri~C0u~il TazektAs~d~o estuary nmy be particularlyvulncrable for a more in-depth investigation. federally provided. Cou~il Association Reg~ Legion#13 Purple TerraceLo~ s0~ becausc of the proxhnity of the road." Project regional manager Dave St. The Nisga'a are responsible for up- And, because the road would require Thomas couldn't say whether federal grading the existing logging road be- 15 16 ru Swi~CIL~ 19T~. ~)~Mil~Memo~/ F0rF~n~. =nora than two hectares of intilling on or provincial players were more likely tween Mill Bay and Kincolith. 8keenaJunior Terrace Pata~egickssoda~ PmertyGr~ "" /~ Te,auC~p~ the north shore of the Nass River, it to push road progress. If approved construction would start SecondarySchool MinorHockey N~west TerracePipes and ParentAuxiliary Bu~ey/Skeena DramsSociety ~o,= ,-~ TmaceS~a=g CI~ would also affect several depleted fish But, he added , the provincial public this spring and last three years. Association Regk~ Tarace

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"I just don't think he gets it," said Terrace director i: "The indications are that Rich McDaniel after a string of correspondence from ~we should have a good or between the board and the B.C. highways minister. ~decent crop this year," said In a letter to the district, Lali says the accident rate !Joe Nadeau, president of along the protruding rock compares favourably with *Ponderosa Mushrooms and that of the rest of the Terrace-Prince Rupert highway. !Specialty Foods in Van- "This may be attributed to signs that warn drivers of ~couver. "But I'm nervous the narrow road aligmnent, and the remedial work un- ~:-- it's been a very strange dertaken to remove portions of the rock face and install imushr0om year." wire mesh to prevent ice fail," wrote Lull. Nadeau, who purchases 12 Lali also implied more extensive work to that section different varieties of of highway may damage salmon habitat. ;mushrooms including pine and lobster mushrooms from dealers up and down Top marks again the B.C. coast credits El TRAVEL COUNSELLORS at the chamber of com- Nino for worming last mcrce's tourism infocentre surpassed their previous 96 year's stock. per cent rating in a second check of their capabilities of lie says pine mushrooms providing friendly and efficient service. i grow best in wildly fluctuat- This time, the secret checker, employed by the ing weather conditions from provincial tourism ministry, gave them a 98 per cent freezing cold rains to hot, JOHN WILSON holds up two pine mushrooms picked hoping early rains will mean an abundant crop, when rating, says Maria McGowan of the Terrace Tourism gronnd-drying heat. in the Terrace area. Local pickers and buyers are the season peaks later this fall. Council. "The more wild it is the "He was just thrilled," said McGowan of the check- "better," he said. "It looks a little That hike, then buoys the about the same time of year 20 buyers from across the er. Provincial tourism officials conduct two checks By checking out his an- healthier," he said, adding price of North American as last year. province pitch buyers tents each summer at the more than 100 infocentres in B.C, nual mushroom logs, it's really to early to tell pines accordingly. Her prices, so far, are con- in Terrace. The first round of scores have yet to be tablulated so : Nadcau said last year's pine what the fluctuating Japa- That's all a factor of sistent with last year -- But at least one local it isn't known if the first 96 per cent score is the high- ~season started the second nese market wiU offer, market share, he added, be- ranging from $12 to$25 per buyer is looking at the est in the province. week of August and peaked "It's all supply and cause Chinese dealers may pound, depending on the clouds with optimism. '/in early October. demand," he said. "Histori- ship from 30 to 50 tonnes a demand in Korea and Japan. "If they are there, they are Caution urged This year's "first flush," cally, we never sell for more day. "That's pretty normal for going to grow," predicts the known for it's wonniness, than the Korean or Chinese By comparison, Canada this time of year," Penner buyer who operates Fren- DRIVERS are being urged to use more caution at the ~started about a week later market." only exports about 10 said. chy's at the Hwy 37 june- intersection of Eby St. and Lazelle Ave. Northbound traffic there is supposed to stop there for 2than last season and are And, Nadeau said, even tonnes of pine mushrooms a Penner estimated all of the tion in Thonthill. the next few weeks during the reconstrnction of Eby St. coming in 30 to 40 per cent the Asian market can be'day, which, then requires Terrace-area pickers haveso He buys everything from "It appears most people aren't aware of the stop sign "worm.ridden. hard to read. the Chinese supply to be far been bringing in about : chanterelle and boletus "That's typical," Nadeau While floods may have drastically affected before 50 pounds of pine mushrooms to orange lob- heading north on Eby St. and proceed right through," says city councillor Linda Hawes, adding she's wit- ;:said. decreased the supply of North American prices will mushrooms a day -- a ster mushrooms, buying nessed several near-misses. ' Still, prices started at $8 a Chinese stock, Japanese im- rise substantially, minuscule amount for the 10 more cosmnon species at $4 pound last year, while this porters consider North Local buyers seem to buyers set up here in mid- per pound. "We're hoping we can make people more aware that the traffic pattern has changed," she added. year's crop is coming in at American mushrooms a share Nadeau's skeptism. August. But, he admits, business is $12"to $15 for a grade one third or fourth class Jackie Pe~mer, of Jackie's "There are more slow, with most customers mushroom. mushroom, he said. Depot on Greig Avenue, mushroom buyers than pick- checking in only to famil- Initiative questioned At the height of That means, if the Chinese hasn't really noticed a dif- ors right now," she said, ad- iarize themselves with what REGIONAL DISTRICT of Kitimat Stikine directors mushroom season last year, supply is down, the price ference in mushroom dine most buyers set up ear- to hunt for. are slamming a U.S.-based conservation initiatitive that pickers garnered anywhere each Chinese pine quantity or quality this year. ly in anticipation for the late "Most people -- I only would colmect national parks from Yellowstone Na- from $50 to $85 per pound. mushroom earns will rise. She opened Aug. 15 -- September peak when 15 to see them once," he said. tional Park in the U.S. to the Yukon. The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Ildtiative hopes to set aside a continuous section of Rocky and Rezoning paves.way for value-added plant Columbia mountain ranges in hopes of securing the long-term survival of northern wildlife. District Saturday when board mem- • RICHMOND-based Classic years in the nearby Kleanza Creek plant in Richmond. Board members are calling the initiative ineffective. :Doommrt has cleared all the major bers agreed to rezone the property area. Plans indicate plant operations "There's no way wildlife is going to go north- ,hurdles to its plans to build a saw- to resource industrial, a new zone Approved early this year, the here would include whole log south," said Thomhill director Les Watmongh. :mill and wood products plant in created for the plant. company had been holding off storage, sawmilling, dry kiln, Calling a letter of support by ex-premier Glen Clark iThomhill. Rezoning bylaws introduced Sat- signing the licence until it was sure planer and remanufacturlng for fin- "scary," director Alice Maidand recommended the :i The company has a deal to buy .a urday likely won't get fmal adop- it had a property deal and a wood- ger jointing blocks for door and district write a~tetter,of ol~p0sition.~ It would point out ~four-hectare property at the eastern tion until after a public hearing trading agreement with a major window frames. the initiative's lack of awareness of multiple land uses ;'edge of Thonthill from Terrace Sept. 21. licencee. At least 12 jobs would be created in B.C. and lack.of local government consultation. ~iWade Contracting Ltd. Classic Doormart has also signed The mill would produce partially by the new mill. "It also ignores the fact that B.C. is in the treaty pro- And the plans got a green light a small business forest licorice to manufactured wood to then supply Construction could begin as early cess," Maitland said. Y'from the Kitimat Stikine Regional log 255,000 cubic metres over five to Classic's door and window parts as this fall.

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Next came a shake-up of the way the airports. charge the airlines landing fees. It now costs a bit more than before to fly out of the Terrace airport," and even more to fly out of Prince Rupert. About the same time Air B.C. pulled out of Prince Rupert and downgraded its jet service in. ,Time tc, find cDarrier culprits VICTORIA ~ When the Terrace, citing lack of passengers in both cases. , who holds that portfolio now. does not and should not" government becomes And he wasn't there for no extend to unlawful and uneth' ! Now comes word Canadian Airlines remains involved in a law suit, govern- reason. Zirnhelt worked as a ical orders. mired in financial difficulties. Normal rules of rnent lawyers will defend the private consultant to one of The excuse of "I just, competition have been lifted to allow it and rival Crown's side. That's as it the Indian bands who later obeyed orders" holds no more should be. Air Canada to talk about possibilities that could benefitted from the Carrier water now than it did at the But the Attorney General Lumber licence cancellation. Nuremburg trials. Justice Par- range as far as merger. also has the duty to make sure Among those bands was rett left little doubt where he It is hard to imagine how a failure of Canadian that his government acts in the Ulkatcho of Anaheim stands on the issue: or a merger of the two national airlines could accordance with the law. And Lake. Zirnhelt said he worked "When public servants that isn't always the case. result in anything other than even higher air tick- for the Carrier Chilcotin tribal choose to embark on such In the case of Carrier Lum- council, which includes the conduct, utilizing the powers et prices for northwesterners. ber, which had sued the B.C. Ulkatcho band, prior to FROM I TH ECAPITAL they hold to cause damage to At least somewhat affordable air travel is essen- government for having can- becoming an MLA. others and to cover their own celled a timber licence, gov- HUBERT BEYER "It was mostly on land-use actions, they must understand, .~ tial to the quality of life of northerners and ~ ernment lawyers quite prop- people in more remote communities across the ests of a good corporation to issues and some forestry," clearly and unequivocally that erly defended the Ministry of make peace with two native said Zirnhelt. "I worked with they will be held accountable country. It's a key to business, industry, tourism, Forests. But in spite of their bands. Then it tried to cover it the tribal council that served for such abuse," he said in his health service, and the ability to retain seniors best efforts, Supreme Court up. the Ulkateho, yes." ruling. and professionals. Justice Glenn Parrett found in Carrier had been given a Harcourt's promise that It seems to me that it is the favor of Carrier Lumber and It was Ottawa that deregulated the airline indus- 10-year, five-million-cubic- Carrier wouldn't be allowed duty of the attorney general to ordered the government to pay metre licence in 1983 to hat- to log on the natives' tradi- act on the Justice Parrett's try. And it was Ottawa that dumped responsibili- the company damages, thab X,cst, a,,pine beetle-infested tional lands left the forests words. As the chief law ty for the smaller airp6i"fd...... "'": ...... ~ ;?" ~ ~i.i' ': eouli:l reach $150 mdhon, area 200::.kilohaetres west of ministry in a bind. But instead enforcement officer of this The federal government must now be held l:l'~'d die case only involved Williams Lake. All went well of urging the government to province, he should immedi- legitimate government poli- until the licence was cancelled compensate Carrier, they went ately set the wheels in motion responsible for what is happening to the viability cies having hurt a company, in 1993. into damage-control mode, to hold the culprits to account, of air travel service outside the country's most A.ttorney General Ujjal Behind the cancellation of spinning a web of deceit, forg- just as it was his duty before .... travelled and most lucrative routes. Dosanjh's role in the drama Carrier's licence was a ing some documents, hiding to defend the officials ', would be over. But the case promise by former premier others, in an attempt to make involved against the yet' involved anything but legiti- Mike Harcourt at 108 Mile it look as if Carrier had unproven allegations. 2 mate policies. House in 1992 to native lead- defaulted on its obligations. And yes, if the orders, Shameful Describing B.C. govern- ers that Carrier wouldn't be It is possible, perhaps even direct or implied, came from "' ment officials as arrogant, allowed to log in their tradi- likely, that ministry bureau- the minister, he, too, should be '" THE PROVINCIAL government's credibility in deceitful, duplicitous and tional territories without the crats acted on the direct or held to account. dealing honourably with the forest industry has unethical, B.C. Supreme natives' consent. implied orders of their politi- Dosanjh is always eager to been hammered by the recent B.C. Supreme Court Justice Glenn Parrett Also at the meeting were cal masters. And while it is the present the image of a man painted a picture of a govern- then forests minister Dan duty of public servants to who is tough on crime. This is .... Court decision involving Prince George-based ment that sacrificed the inter- Miller and David Zirnhelt, implement orders, that duty Carrier Lumber. his chance to prove it. ~. In essence, ttie province yanked the company's licence to log in the Cariboo to appease demands of a local native band. Rather than negotiate compensation, forests ministry staff bobbed and The wc, rd I love to hate YEARS AGO in a Read- weaved, covered up and essentially lied in court, mental. set in an underground cavern 2 ers' Digest joke a grand- Justice Glen Parrett found. He weighed taxpayers -- lit by burning torches in a Far :: mother lecturi~l'g her young both provincial and federal -- East location where a hanky ~ The result could be a $150 million bill. grandson .said, "There are two with three decades of debt for was ample clothing to meet This schmozzle is not the way to create con- words I 9~sh you wouldn't the Big O stadium that still, the climate. fidence in B.C. in the forest industry and stabi- use. One is~well; the other is from time to time, drop ice- yucky." In recent years, any better _: bergs through its fabric roof known individual is likely to lize resource communities. The government must "Okay, Grandma," said the or concrete slabs from its be labelled an icon. They have .come clean on who in government decided this lad. "What are the other two facade. words?" only to die to be conferred ', course of action. He put Montreal on the with the title. -, I'd add a third word to Ironically, the court's decision could actually world map, building a super I don't recall hearing the -' Grandma"s list never-to-be subway system; luring the spoken expressions -- icon. word applied so indiscrimi. '; lead to improved security for both licence Montreal Expos baseball team nately ten or fifteen years ago. --' Almost daily, whether it's na- to his city; and inviting every- holders and even smaller logging contractors listening to TV or radio, or | !' I :[,llI~: [] :! I :f,Iq:l L4 Now, it's spoken everyday, tive treaty negotiations advance. .one to his doorstep for Expo especially by news media reading a newspaper, some- CLAUDETTE SAN'DECK 67 and the 1986 Summer one in the news is referred to fond of facile phrases that Olympics. come readily to mind. as an icon. 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Speclel thanks to all our contributors and correnpondent8 for their time and talents Th~ Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Auflust 25, 1999 - A5 i IJ T I CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Tales from the past II The Mail Bag internabonal Year of the Older Person celebrates memones of days gone by Beds cut on back '1999 is h=ternational Year of the Older Person and the Terrace Standard/=as taken the opportunity to tell the stories of people who have seen Terrace change of a dying woman over the years. Dear Sir:. " Their stories have been sublnitted by the Terrace Seniors Advisory Commission, As someone who has had a family member admitted and this is the s'econd of two issues in recognition of the commitments they have to this hospital twice in the last two months let me be ,made to the commu~fity. the first to say that anyone who says that patient care will not suffer due to the bed restriction is a bald faced liar. When the elderly find themselves seriously or possib- Memories of Braun's Island ly tcnninally ill and they are too weak to undergo the By BETTY BOLTON surgery that they require and their doctor has told them town and their house on Braun's Island. there is nothing snore they can do for their patient in Marie, the second of three daughters, was Marie can't remember any particular sched- born in the Terrace home of Fred and Cas- thcir current condition, the hospital will force them ule to these moves. But, in the late '20s, the home. sio Hall (after whom the school is named). Halls and the Br.~uns became friends and i Marie spout eight years of her schooling This includes patients who can't walk or eat or con- visits to the island and 'dowutoven home' trol bodily functions. in what is stow the School District Resonrce were frequent. Mr. Leisinger stated in the paper a few weeks ago Centre, and the other four "across the The Halls didn't own a car, but they oRen ditch." She has lived most of her life in that the reason the hospital has restricted its admitta nee walked to Braun's Island for a visit. "For a to the hospital was because they were under staffed in Terrace attd still resides on Hall street, child it was a long way to walk, but no one named after her parents. the nursing department and patieut safety had become seemed to pay any mind to that," Marie au issue. "I chose to share some childhood recol- recalls. lections of Brauu's Island because it holds Well what I would like to know is if you discharge A trail started behind the Keith house (on patients out of the hospital in the condition that my fond memories for me," Marie said. the conter of Molitor and Keith) and i When Marie says Braun's Island it comes mother-in-law is in why is this not also cousidered a meandcred diagonally to Braun Street just safety issue? out Brown's. "We called it that even back north of the Braun's Island bridge. On July 31st after a heated argument with the nursing /hen. Everything was attglieized and no- 1Marie remembers that the tinlber on the ~0dy corrected us," she said. staff my father-in-law, Harry, shnply refused to take island was huge. The last logging was done his wife of 53 years home. ' Bramt's Island was named after Rob and on the north side of the island along the Kathleen (he called her Lily) Braun. Ulffortunately Helen Fortner passed away not snore slough, where the Hall children and others than 12 hours later. The Brauns were the f'ust hosnesteaders used to swhn. Fanners planted around the What the family does not understand is how the nurs- on the island in the early 1900's. As did "monstrous black stumps," and gradually many others, they thought something hg staffand the doctor failed to recognize how dose to burned them away. FLOOD OF 1936: If the Braun's didn't move their death Helen was. tremendous was going to happen here h~ the On Braun's Islaud, the Brauns had fruit north and they wanted to be a part of it. As home away from the bank of the Skeena in 1935 their Heleu Fortaer believed in God and had a right to a trees, strawberry fields, a cow and chick- home could have suffered a fate like this. Mr. Braun a young couple, they travelled from New pastor or priest to provide her with some comfort be- eas. In the fall of 1935, they had a premoni- didn't want to leave their island home, but was fore she passed. York City to set up house in Terrace. Marie tion that the next high water would wash grudgingly taken to safety in a boat. B.C. Amhives recalls that "they came with dollars," be- We wish we could thank the doctor and the nursing away their island home if they didn't move Photo 78866. staff for the compassion they showed but they didn't. cause she can't remember them working it. So, with the help of some heavy equip- We fail to understand the callousness that was shown anywhere for wages. ment and lots of man-power, they dragged The Brauns were far-thinkhlg people and in the pursuit of freeing up an additional bed. their home away from the shores of the The administration at Mills Memorial can pat them- bought all the property on the north side of Skeena. The Day the Halliweil from Eby to Sparks, seeing the selves os~ the their backs at achieving their goal of a 15- In the flood of '36, the whole island was bed restriction at all costs. potential for future expansion of the com- uudcr water, but the house was saved. Mr. Let me say bluntly that the family has becmnc bitter munity. Marie's father 'witched' for water Braun stubbondy insistcd on staying on the Roof Fell in for her, but none was found. that this was achieved on the back of an 81-year-old tam, but under protest was removed by dying womau. The Brauns owned two houses which boat. The island hasn't changed much, but By J. SMITH completed, it became unsafe If the administration at Mills had any conscience and they rented out; one was on the current site the whole south side of it was washed away The snow storm of February for the games attd was con- were truly interested in serving this community better of Zydeco Joe's and the other was on the in that flood. 18, 1999 brought memories demned for that purpose corner of Lazelle and Emerson. Their own of the big snow of the first about 1934-35, though small they would all resigu before someone takes legal action Marie remembers Mrs. Braun being hot- against the hospital. city home was located across from the pres- tempered and Mr. Braun going deaf. "Man, week in March 1939 when dances were held as late as Perhaps legal action is the only recourse the elderly ent Tillicum Theatre. The Halls got to she could yell at him," Marie jokes. Both the roof of the Great War 1937. Veterans Association Hall now have regarding the current state of affairs at our know the Brauns when they restted their Brauns died in the early fifties and their The stonn which caused collapsed. hospital. Or perhaps the hospital takes comfort in the house its the Zydeco Joe location. farm is stow owned by the Hoekstra fannly. the collapse of the roof was They would regularly move between The hall was built by the of the late winter type knowledge that most senior citizens are on a fixed in- Great War Veterans in very heavy, wet suow, and come and can't afford a lawyer. 1921, a big undertaking for about 18-24 inches fell over Regardless, I can't begin to tell you how dishearten- such a small group. Before night. The weight proved ing it is to even be contemplating such action at a time when the family needs to be concentrating on their the hall could be completely too much for the roof of the loved ones on a compassionate level so that they have finished, the veterans ran building and at about ten some quality to their remaining time. out of money, so they lost A.M., while the Elderly be warned that unless you are related to the building in 1928 to O.J. townspeople watched help- someone on the hospitals board you are at their mercy Sundal who held the mort- lessly, the mgf fell in. It was : gag¢~ and they haven't got any. a great loss to the com- So be prepared to fight for medical care you deserve, The GWVA Hall, as it munity. and if you can't speak for yourself contact a senior was always known, was the Mr. Sundal had the old citizen advisory grou p, a lawyer or a friend who can social centre of the town. roof torn off and a new one speak on your behall because the squeaky wheel gets The first floor held offices pot on, making it a one story the grease and all the r,'.,a are left to rust. on one side of a long hall. I building. With the demand When the hospital is looking to cut back it's time to believe the library was there for housing during "army start cutting back in the administrative level. After all for a while, attd an eating days" of World War II, how much administration is requked at a hospital that area ou the other side. Where apamnents were put in. only has 15 beds available? was a large kitchen across Later a restaurant occupied If you're not willing to lessen your administrative the width of the back. When the east half and later still, staff then how about a wage roll back until the hospital Fall Fairs were held the George MeAdam put in a is able to provide the services required? Maybe the whole building was used, as furniture store and raised the hospital should be looking at ways to generate revenue well as the area to the east. roof so it once again became with all that empty space they have or look at selling a The second floor was the a two story building. portion of that unused land they have sitting there to dance hall with a floor area Larry Rngg took over the off set the costs of the cumbersome bureaucracy they large enough for a basket- store when McAdams left created. ball court. One of the very Terrace, and when the store important fuuctions of the on the conter of Clinton and Although I'm sure the administration does not look at hall were the basketball Aspley was built, Rugg bureaucracy as a hindrance but rather job security. If this all sounds too cynical to the average person just games, the o=dy winter moved into it. The old hall hope that you or a loved one is not in need of medical recreation Terrace people is now occupied by Ikon Of- care auy time soon or that you have enough money to had. Teams from Vaarsdol rice Solutions, on Lakelse go elsewhere to get iL (Kitselus) and Prince Rupert Ave., next door to the old BACK IN THE DAY: That's what Terrace looked like after pioneers came in to es- played there as well as our Our local hospital is slowly becoming dysfunctional tablish themselves in a city. Trees were cleared out to make room for buildings, police station on the east local teams. Because the side. and as soon as the doctors start pulling up stakes and and were later burned out of the ground. B.C, Archives Photo 79497. building had never been movhtg to greener pastures we can all look forward to doling out large sums of money for airline tickets to get the help you need. The people of this community had better start making In the 1930 s noise in Victoria regarding our situation up here. By JEAN THOMSON It's the doctors that should be making the admissions When I was a child, in the and discharge decisions -- not administrators or 1930's, there was what government. people called a Great The hospital adtninistrators had better make sure their Depression taking place in liability insurance is adequate because I'm sure if Canada. someone sues this hospital in its current state they will Many meu used to go door be closing the doors. Personally, it wouldn't hurt my to door asking to work for a feelings at all to see some bureaucrats on the unem- meal. Some of these men ployment line with the rest of us. I would welcome were married with children, them with open arras to the real world. and desperate for work. In closing Harry would like to thank Dr. Evans for My family was fortunate his frankness through his ordeal. The family would also in that wc lived on a small like to thank the Redcross Loan Cupboard, Home Sup- fann and could have a gar- port and Home Care Nursing for thcir attempt to help den and cows for milk and Harry deal with I'telcn's initial discharge several weeks butter. When these poor ago before it was necessary to readmit her to rile hospi- hoboes came to the door, tal. our father would give them Hopefully in writing this letter no one in this com- a loaf of mothers homemade munity will have to endure this kind of treatment or bread or a few eggs; a good lack there of. payment for chopping a Jean Thomson BEFORE THE CAVE-IN: That's what the Great War Veteranes Association Hall Lorraine Fortner. week's supply of firewood. looked like before the heavy snow of 1939 collapsed the roM, The GWVA Hall Terrace B.C. One:time, some of the going to get on or off. was used for social gatherings and basketball games in the 1930's, hoboes set a forest fire on If there was a rumor there part of our land to earn was work in a certain city, It might be worth it money fighting it. Our fa- there would bc dozens of Times have changed Dear Sir:. ther was charged with set- men riding the rails, While I was walking down a sidewalkleas Park Ave. ting the fire and made to pay All this ended with World By ELSIE FROESE There was no Hydro in The only washroom facil- near this proposed new Elcphantplex, it struck me that a fine. That was a great War lI. Many of these men I remember when I worked Terrace those days. We had ity we had was a cold water perhaps $375,000 is a bargain to ensure that this pres. hardship, as he had to sell joined the arnry and lost in the drug store in the early a wood heater. Our wood tap aud a galvanized sink. ent mayor and couttcll are never re-elected again. his best cow, which lneant their lives. The ones who forties. It was the only drug pile was in the middle of We used gas lamps and lit G. Magulre less butter to sell. were not accepted into the store in Terrace then. There Grelg Ave., which was an them when needed. Terrace B.C. Some of these men would army got good paying jobs were two of us on staff then, alley then. We had to cltop Business was slow at travel great distances riding in the city working in fac- plus the owner, Mr, Riley, and carry our own wood of times, but we were kept About the Mail Bag on the top of railway box- tories making war matcrlals. who was often there only course, and keep the fire busy in between customers Letters to the editor can be mailed to the cars in all kinds of weather. Sonic made as much as a part-time because he was burning in the cool months, dusting, cleaning, filling Terrace Standardat 3210 Clinton SL Ter- Some got quite good at this dollar a day working 12 elderly and in poor health. In the winter time, when it shelves, unpacking freight, race, B.C., VSG 5R2. You can also fax let- kind of travel, but if they hours~ six days a Week on We were open from 9 was very cold, we had to sorting magazines, helping ters to us at 250-638-8432. Or you can email got caught, they were put the farms where they had A.M. to 9 P,M. daily, except walk down'and stoke the with prescriptions etc. your letter to us at [email protected] off, which is why they previously begged for work Sunday when I believe it fire late at night so thhngs Those were the ,'good old Name, address and phone number is re- waited nntil the train was and food. was a halfday...... didn't freeze, days', ? ...... quired for verification. : A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999 - A7 LETTER TO EDITOR ="'"'""''"'""'''""'''"'"''''''"'''''" mmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mlmm mmmmm m mmm mmmTmm mmmmmmmmmmmmm m m mmmmm mmm mmmmmm[mmm mm mm m~mmmmmi mm i 16 RobinRoad #2 (tree) 3:28 10 Mountain Vista Subdivision 8:02 ThornhlllPub 2:46 6 ThornhillSlreet 2:56 4 Caribou,cod *,8 m COPPER MOUNTAIN / HILLTOP 17, RobinRoad #3 Right Turn 3:29 11 MounlainVista Subd, #2 8:04 4 Laurel (Bus Shelter) 2:47 ; Newell Avenue 2:57 5 Beaver Street 2'59 • SERVING: CopperMt Elem, M----] -Me--m-6rial needs : ,. 18 THORNHILLJUNIOR 3'45 12 SpringCreek 8:05 5 Hemlock & Aspen 2:48 t-'enner ~treet 2:58 6 Offer[Jrlv~ q'nn • 19 MarkRoad 3:51 13 Langer 8:09 6 3717 Krumm Ave. 2:50910 Thornht~Fox..... 3:00 7 Otter...... Drive - Stcps,gn 3:o1":-- II regional recognition : ThornhlllJr Skeena Sec, Caledonia Jr. Sec. Sr Sec,TIME 20 Skeena Valley Trailer Court 3153 14 4872 Kalum Lake Drive 8:10 7 UPLANDSELEM 3:10 , , . . 21 KitselasBandOfflce 3:55 15 FreenlanRoad 8:11 8 SpdngCreekSubdlvlsion 3:15 11 "~)~H~J~:I?S'~? ;13~ 8 ;cCeeceSRadr~nRIght 3'10 B STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 22 FarkvamRoad 4:00 16 DoverRoad 8:14 90 Mountain VIsta #1 3:17 1~ Bay#2 9 CALEDONIASRSEC• 3123 m Check In 7:15 An open letter to Mr. Tom Novak: care facility (TVL) through the hospital, II 1 Walker& Simpson 7:41 23 Matlson Road #2 (dr|vein) 4:04 17 Pole#50- KalumLake Drive 8:16 Mountain Vista #2 3:18 .~ uueensway #1 3:36 10 SKEENAJR.SEC, 3:24 i 24 Krabb'sCorner 4:05 18 Allen's-KalumLakeDdve 8:18 11 GordonRoad (TurnAround) 3:19 ii E!e~eli!!!~e°i~l" i!i :~ ~IIIIt;N?~rLLJR'SEC' ~':4348 : I understand that you have an important I understand that by next year meals will 2 EdlundBus Shelter 7:42 25 SkaarlandRoad 4 08 19 Langer 8:21 12 DutchValley 3:24 railer Court : role in tryh~g to detennine the issues and be prepared at Mills Memorial and sent to 3 Clore& Skinner 7:45 26 Kozier Road 4:10 20 DutchValley 8:23 13 Douglas/Madel 3:25 y : 13 Hemlock& Aspen 3:45 _ reclifying them by making recommenda, residents at Terraceview Lodge. Howisthis SCHOOLBUS 4 CopperMountain Elem (Road side) 7:48 27 Whitebottom #1 4:15 21 UPLANDSELEM 8:29 14 Cenlennlal#1 3:26 !6 BandOffice 3:40 14 Aspen & Cottonwood Crescent 346 m tio.s to the Ministry of Health. to assist in this present health care prod|ca- 5 THORNHILLJUNIORSECONDARY7:52 26 Whitebottom/OIdRehloRoad 4'.17 Wait for #15 bus 15 Centennial#2 3:27 ~/ Mapie/Lowrre 3:41 15 DogwoodStreet 3:47 II Bay #1 _ Health co uucil chair Larisa Tarwick in. lent? What will happen to the Terraccview 6 CALEDONIASENIOR SECONDARY 8:00 29 RobinRoad (bytree) 4:20 22 CLARENCEMICHIELELEM. 8:32 16 Centennial#3 3:28 ru Heserve/Lowrie 3:42 16 ThornhillPub 4'00 m, tcruls me that the real dilemma lies in the Lodge kitchen staffwho have becn devoted SCHEDULE ]7 SKEENAJUNIORSECONDARY 8',02 30 , GarageR°binRoad (over bddga) 4:24 23 CentennlaIChristlanSchool 8:34 17 Centennial#4 3:30 19 Kenworth 3:45 Garage ' [] shortage of nurses, to the physical as well as emotional needs 8 ThornhtllNeighbourhood Pub 8:11 24 CALEDONIASR, SEC. 8:40 18 WoodlandPark Drive 3:33 Garage 1 25 SKEENAJR,SEC, 8:41 19 Johnson Road#1 3:34 She assured me that there is approximate, of those seniors? 0 Cottonwood&Aspen Shelter 8:15 : BUS ROUTE #4 - JACKPINE FLATS Garage 20 Johnson Road #2 3:35 B 1 ly one million dollars available in the hoe. I fear that under these present conditions - J10 HilltopStore 8:17 US ROUTE#32. KLEAMZA NORTH 1 SERVING:Thornh Pdmary,ThomhillElem, P.M, 21 Johnson Road #3 3:35 BUSROUTE#12-RIVERSIDE SERViNGkC~pperl~ltElem,ThornhiUJrSec [] pital budget and money is not the problem, wc will continue to lose our skilled heallh COAST MOUNTAINS SCHOOL 11 THORMHILLJUNIORSECONDARY8i25 Thornhill Jr Sec Check In 2:15 22 Merkley Mall Boxes 3:37 There have been uurses who have gone hi care professionals. Quality of patient care Bay #1 TIME 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:35 23 Merklay/ Dover 3:39 SERVING:ThornhillPdmary, Thornhill Elem, ~ ~ Caledonia Sr Sec, SkeenaJr. Sec. • to Mills Mcmoriai seekiag full.tiine will continuc to suffer aswell. DISTRICT 12 CALEDONIASENIOR SECONDARY 8:35 2 "rHORNHILLELEM, 2:40 24 Dover & Kalum 3:42 Thornhill Jr, $ec. CaledoniaSr. See,, TIME 1 13 SKEENAJUNIOR SECONDARY 8:37 employment but have been sent away be- I trust that you will iuvestigate the long TOPTurn riO, Left on STOPMadon/FIIlion NAME 7:38A.M. 3 THORNHILLJR.SEC. 2:45 25 Kalum#1 3:44 SkeenaJr, See•, ClarenceMIchlal Elem. STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 1 I School District 82 Garage Garage cause the hospital was hiring nurses to wait lists for surgeries here. I have seen 2 Lodgepole 7:39 4 RiverDrive 2:50 TIME CheckIn 7:15 1 P.M. 3 St|neon (Lefton Sockeye) 7:40 5 3611 Crescent 2:55 STOP NO, STOPNAME A.M, 1 Gold Creek Road 7:35 1 work solely on a casual basis. first hand the frustrations of patients who Check In 2:15 SCHOOL OPENING. SEPTEMBER 1999 4 Sockeye/EdgewoodPlace 7:43 6 Rifle Range Road 2:56 BUS RoLrrE#9-WOODLAND PARK Check In 7:15 2 Born|reRoad #1 7:39 1 I am sure that the majority of nurses I 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:29 are in need of medical attention and yet are 6 Sockeye/Attree 7:43 7 Graham/SouthKalum 3:00 SERVING: UplandsElem, CaledoniaST, Sec, 1 SkeenaValley Trailer Park 7:49 3 BorniteRoad #2 7:40 1 1 For the communities of Terrace/Thornhill 2 THORNHILLELEMENTARY 2:35 would like to be able to make plans outside given unnecessary wait periods because 6 Attree 7:44 8 KITI K'SHAN PRIMARY 3:02 Skeena Jr• See Kitl K'Shan Primary, 2 #3 Transit Stop 4 Born|toRoad #3 7:42 3 THORNHILLJUNIOR SECONDARY 2:43 the workplace and have regular schedules, surgeons are given limited time in the ac- 7 • Layton/SolomanWay 7:44 9 CASSIEHALL ELEM. 3:07 Cassio Hall Eta|, ParksldePrimary 4388 Ouaensway 7:50 5 GitausVillage Subdivision #1 7:46 1 Bay #3 .~ This may be one of the main reasons for the tual operating room. I ~ Sockeye/Gillie 7:45 10 OrientalRestaurant( Kalum Street) 3:12 TIME 3 KltselasBand Office 7:52 6 GitausVillage Subdivision #2 7:50 1 shortage of nurses. 1 Preparing ForThe Future 4 HilltopStore 2:46 Pierce 7:46 11 E.T.KENNEYPRIMARY 3:14 STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 4 Maple/Lowrie 7:55 7 GitausVillage Subdivision #3 7:51 B Pat|eats are suffering both emotionally 5 Hawthorne/Hemlock 2:~,~ 10 Beaudette's 7:48 12 CLARENCEMICHIEL ELEM, 3:16 1 Douglas#1 8:04 5 Maple/Kenworth 7:56 8 GitausVillage Subdivision #4 7:52 I have written letter to MLA Hehnut and physically during the wait; surgeons 6 Hemlock& Balsam 2:~, II To All Parents: ~'J' ! William'sCreek Road 13 CentennialChristian 3:18 2 Douglas #2 6 RiversideGroceries 7:58 9 Lavergne Avenue 8:03 1 Giesbrecht, the Minister of Health and local must also feel restricted, as they are nct 7 Hemlock/ Krumm Rd 2:60 (" "(3/4 way down) 7:49 14 PARKSlDEELEM. 3:20 3 Centennial Drive #1 8:06 7 THORNHILLELEM. 8:02 10 Old Jim's Tackle shop 8:05 1 health officials. I do not feel that anyone is 1 I would like to welcome students and parents to the 1999-2000 School 8 Krumm Laurel 2:51 permitted to give the medical attention / !2_ Weibe Street 7:51 15 Rainbow inn 3:22 4 Centennial Drive #2 8:07 8 THORNHILLJR•SEC. 8:07 11 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM. 8:06 ht a hurry to improve this situation. Year. The success of each student is enhanced by the cooperative 9 Aspen/ Laurel 2:52 3:28 I 5 Centennial Drive #3 8:09 9 Old LakelseRoad when they dee|necessary. l i3 " THORNHILLELEMENTARY 8:00 16 KalumMotel 12 Haaland& CIore 8:09 i 10 Krumm/Asoen 6 McRae's 8:10 Past HilltopStore Are the problems at Mills Memorial I suggest that you make a careful evalua- 1 suppcrt of parents and the school staff and I encourage you to visit 2:53 t4 THORNHIII JR. SEC. 8:05 17 Reserve#1 3:31 8:13 13 Crescent St& SKB Aulo 8:14 I based on politics, shortage of nurses or 11 King / Thornhill Street 2:54 !5, ' THORNHILLPRIMARY 18 Reserve#2 7 Davies' 8:12 10 The|hill St, 14 THORNHILLJR.SEC. tion and conclude that the Ministry of m your child's/children's school and meet their teachers, principal and 12 CENTENNIALCHRISTIAN 8:10 3:32 8:15 i shortage of fnnds? I believe that the 3:2~ [6" Cottonwood/Aspen 19 NewRemo#1 8 Woodland Park/Cranberry 8:13 1st driveway past Thornhill Pub 8:14 15 ETKENNEYPRIMARY 8:24 Healtlh declares Mills Memorial Hospital a 13 CALEDONIASENIORSECONDARY 8:18 3:36 1 staff. 3:'~5 t7' ' Aspen/HemlockRoad 20 Calgary Road 9 ElderberryLane 6:16 11 Cottonwood/Aspen 8:16 16 CLARENCEMICHIELELEM. 8:26 govcnnncnt could remedy this situatioa by regional hospital with the necessary fund- Hydrant/ Pole 8:22 3:38 m ,.; ~ 18 THORNHILLPRIMARY 21 Zimmecord 10 WillowCreek 6:17 12 Aspen/Hemlock 8:17 17 CentennialChrislian School cha~ging the status of Mills Memorial to be ing and increased full-time staff. I 14 SKEENAJUNIDRSECONDARY 8:27 3:44 8:28 l m The following information is to advise parents of school opening pro- 3:27, ~ i9' THDRNHILLELEMENTARy 22 CALEDONIASR.SEC. 11 Orde Road 8:18 13 THORNHILLELEM. 8:25 18 CALEDONIASR. SEC. a fully accredited Regional Hospital. The results: patients would receive better 15 THORNHILLJUNIORSECONDARY 8:35 3:55 m cedures and to encourage pre-registration of students new to the 3:35 i i':...:Garage 23 SKEENAJR.SEC. 3:57 12 UPLANDSELEM. 8:20 14 THORNHILLJR.SEC. 8:27 19 SKEENAJR. SEC. 8:33 m I also believe that Mills Memorial Hospi- health care, physicians would be permitted Bay #3 13 CALEDONIASR,SEC. 6:27 15 E.T.KENNEYPRIMARY/CLARENCE P,M,, 24 Rainbow Inn 3:59 Garage 1 II District. If you have any questions regarding your child's placement 16 Hilllop Grocery 14 SKEENAJR.SEC. tal aad Terraceview Lodge are exclusively to perform within their expertise and health 3:4Q ~':"' THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:29 25 Reserve#2 4:03 6:30 MICHIELELEM. P.M. 1 17 ThornhillNeighbourhood Pub 15 Centennial Christian separate health care facilities and should care staff would have improved working II please call the school. 3:42 2" " THORNHILLELEMENTARY 2:35 26 Reserve#1 4:04 8:33 on Loon Avenue 8:34 Check In 18 Dogwood 16 E.T.KENNEYPRIMARY have separate fimdiag disbursements fro=n conditions. 3:4@' 3 "'- THORNHILLJR. SEC. 2:43 27 NewRemo #1 4:08 6:35 16 CentennialChristian 8:35 1 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM. 2:35 I 19 Cottonwood / Aspen 3:44" i'; '~ 17 KITIK'SHAN PRIMARY the Ministry of Health• I do not understand 1 If you are new to the area and wish information on which school your 28 NewRemo#2 4:10 6:42 17 Vedtas/CALEDONIASR.SEC. 8:41 2 AccessRoad 2:41 1 Ida L. Mohler 20 Hemlock/Aspen 3:4§. ,~'~":,' Bay #4 18 CASSIEHALLELEM. 8:44 18 SKEENAJR.SEC, :3455 Gray/GreenHouse on Rt 2:50 29 Zimmacord 4:15 8:43 3 THORNHILLELEM. 2:43 1 the feasibility of ruuning this major health Terrace B.C. II children should attend please call the Board Office: 21 Walnut/Juniper Garage Garage 3:46 ~'"'~' Miller Street 2:52 Garage 4 THORNHILLJR.SEC• 2:47 1 1 635-4931, Local 203 22 Juniper/Cypress 3:48. P.M. ~,: <. Purple House on Left 2:53 P.M. 5 Old Jim's Tackle Shop 2:50 1 KITI K'SHANPRIMARY 2:55 Check In 2:15 i Out of town: 1-800-665-6134, Local 203 23 Cypress / Hawthorn 3:4~ 7"' r• Zeigler 2:54 BUS ROUTE #8- EAST KALUM 6 Lavergne Avenue 2:54 1 2 CASSIEHALL ELEM. 3:05 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:29 8 8 SockeyeBridge 2:57 SERVING : UplandsElem, Caledonia Sr Se~ 7-12 GossenSubdivision - SIX Stops 1 Every Weel m Sharon Boodle Garage 3 E.T.KENNEYPRIMARY 3:10 2 THORNHILLELEM. 2:35 9 First Junction/Woeste 3:03 Skeena Jr Sec, Veritas Parks|de Pdmary, 13-17 Gitaus Village Subdivision FIVE I 4 CentennialChristian 3:12 Bay #2 Ig Until 7:@ c,l' 10 Wiebe 3:06 Clarence Mchlel Elem.. Cassie Hall Elem., Stops 3:04.3:08 1 Acting Superintendent of Schools aUSROUTE#2- USK :, : r) 5 CALEDONIASR, SEC, 3:17 3 THORNHILLJR.SEC, 2:48 l 11 ,Willlam'sCreek (1/3 down) 3:15 Kiti K'Shan Primary 18-20 BorniteRoad THREE Stops 3:12-3:15 1 6 SKEENAJR, SEC. 3:21 4 HilltopStore 2:53 1 SERVING : Copper Mt Elem,Thornhill Jr Semi 12-4; Beaudette's 3:16 TIME 21-24 SubdivisionFOUR Stops 3:17-3:22 1 7 UPLANDSELEM. 3:28 5 Hawthorne 2:55 1,3 f,=,Plarce's 3:17 STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 25 THORNHILLJR.SEC. 3:40 l PRE-REGISTRATION FOR ALL CaladonlaSrSec, ClarenceMchle Eem.~t 8 Orde Road 3:29 6 Balsam 2:58 14 404 Sockeye Street 3:17 Check in 7:15 26 Access Road 3:53 m i SC Skeena Jr. Sec,, Veritas " It 9 WillowCreek Ddve 3:31 7 Pear/Haugland 3:07 TIldE ~ 5.:,~( Sockeye/Attrae 3:18 1 Pratt Road 7:34 HeeLs WILL BE STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M r. 1,6..,~Attree Street 2 Freeman 7:35 10 Thelitz's 3:33 8 CLARENCEMICHIELELEM. 3:08 28 Rifle,.., .o d m 11 Elderberry Lane 3:35 9 CentennialChristian 3:17 I WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, Checkln 17 Layton/ Salmon Way 3:19 3 Muller 7:37 29 Hagan#1 4:00 1 Smitty's 7:4~r 1,8-~ ~Salmon Way 3:22 4 Dover & Merkley 7:40 12 Woodland Park/Cranberry 3:37 10 CALEDONIASR•SEC, 3:25 30 Hagan #2 4:01 1 ur ScJ ool • SEPTEMBER 1 & 2, 1999 2 Chlndemash 7:5~r 19~,, Lodge Pole 3:23 5 Mail Boxes 7:44 13 Fosbery 3:38 by Shops 31 Walker& Simpson (Stop Sign) 4:02 1 3 Usk#1 7:5~ 202 ~Marion Street 3:26 6 Orde Road 7:45 14 Davies' 3:39 11 THORNHILLJR.SEC, 3:40 32 Walker&Skinner Streets 4:03 1 15 McRae's 3:41 ith A Ne t 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 4 KleanzaDrive #1 8:0~ 2J~3.LBali's 3:27 7 UPLANDSELEM. 7:50 12 Alder Street 3:46 33 Dobble Street 4:04 5 KleanzaDrive #2 8:0'~ 22.v: Mail Box 3:45 8 Sparks Street @ Soucle Avenue 7:54 16 Centennial Drive #1 3:43 13 Balsam 3:47 "34 COPPERMOUN'rAINELEM. 4:05 1 ag Kindergarten pupils are requested to begin attending on the date arranged 6 KleanzaDrive #3 8:O~? om |m i ?-,3~ THORNHILLJR.SEC. 3:53 9 CALEDONIASR. SEC. 7:57 17 Centennial Drive #2 3:44 14 Cottonwood/Aspen 3:50 35 Old ali's Tackle Shop 4:06 1 ~1 by the school "Pupils not pro.registered should register on the above 7 Nevotony 8:12 q; :. Bay #3 10 SKEENAJR.SEC. 7:58 18 Centennial Drive #3 3:45 15 Dogwood 3:52 36 Lavergne Avenue 4:08 lro Fit i i mentioned registration dates, 6 PerformancePlating 8:1~? 2~:-, Miller 3:55 11 Rainbow Inn 8:03 19 Douglas #2 16 NewellFThornhillRoad 3:53 37 Bornite Mountain 4:10 1 |lyles 20 Douglas #1 Needs... 9 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM. 8:1~ 2~i,- ; Sockeye Bddge 4:03 12 KalumMotel 8:04 17 PennerStreet#l 3:54 38-41 Gitaus Subdivision 1 10 DobbleStreet 8:1~'; 26 [ Woeste 4:04 13 Reserve#1 8:07 Garage 18 Fox/ThornhillRoad 3:55 FOUR Stops 4:10-4:30 ! 4652L, DISTRICT SCHOOLS WILL OPEN ON 11 THORNHILLELEM. 8',2~ 27.;j Wiebe 4:10 14 Reserve#2 8:08 19 Creek/Krumm 3:58 Garage 2~I~ Willlam's Creek (1/3 way down) 4:13 15 Zlmmacord 8:16 20 Kalum/Haugland#14:03 Tuesday & Thursday ONLY go into 1 Ter II TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 12 THORNHILLJR.SEC. 8:2'8; 21 Kalum/Graham 4:05 13 CALEDONIASR. SEC. 8:38¢ 29:~ Beaudette's 4:13 16 New Rome#1 8:20 BUS ROUTE #10 Copperslde Estates and Kleanza 1 22 Graham/retrault 4:06 II vALL STUDENTS ...... ~ 14 SKEENAJR,SEC. 8:4{Y" i 30~ ~Sockeye 4:14 17 Calgary Road 8:21 GOSSEN SUBDIVISION 31 Sockeye/ Edgewood Place 4:15 23 Graham/Beach 4:07 1 ?'~.m,i~q UFir-.P.rf] q~9 ma[.. m __'~ ~'IAI~2)'t'-';,'-3t ~;'i.i;,t.1.3 ) Garage -' 18 New Rome #2 ...... : ...... 8:22 i SERVING:Copper Mountain Elem, ThomhillJr• 80C '":[] o, .... ,: 3;~: (Sockeye/Attree 4:17 19 E,T.KERNEYPRIMARY Garage , : ...... t runoler9arten) ...... " ...... ": P.M~ /CLARENCEMIC'i~IIEEELEM, '...... 8"3;C" ':" ""See Th°r'n~hlie em Thomh Pr mary;K t ,,.=,,.,~.~,~-;,..,;.,,~,BUS ROUTE #40 :,~, . • "Check In ..... ' ;'2:1 ~'~. 3.3~- : Attree 4:1B • K'Shan Primary,Cassle Hall Elem. MOUNTAIN VISTA OVEREOAD i 1 COPPERMT. ELEM. 2:3,7" 34.~ ~Lodge Pole 4:19 20 CentennialChristian 8:37 I II AT THE REGULAR STARTING TIME. TIME SERVING : Uplands,Caledonia,Skeena, Kill 2 PerformancePlating 2:4i? 35 Maflon 4:25 21 PARKSIDEELEM. 8:40 m STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. BUS ROUTE #31 K'Shan, Cassie Hall, Copper MI., Thornhlll 1 II 3 "[HORNHILLPRIMARY 2:4[~; 36~, Bali's 4:27 22 Veritas 8:43 Check In 7:00 HOI"SPRINGS OVERLOAD Primary, ThornhJllJr. Sec• | Buses will make their morning runs at the usual times 4 "THORNHILLELEM, 2:47; 37.. ! Jackpine Road 4:28 23 SKEENAJR. SEC. 8:44 1 GossenCreek Drive 7:35 SERVING : Copper Mr, Elem, ThornhillJr Sec, TIME II and their return runs after students have been in 38,. : Mail Box 4:29 24 KITIK'SHAN PRIMARY 8:49 m 5 THORNHILLJR.SEC. 2:49". 2 GossenCreek Drive 7:39 CaledoniaST. Sec, Skeena Jr Sec STOP NO. STOP NAME , Garage 25 CASSIEHALLELEM. 8:51 A.M, i II attendance for approximately two hours. 6 CoppersideEstates (2 Stops) 3:11 3 Bulkley #1 7:40 TIME Garage 7:30 m 7 KleanzaDrive Lot #30 - 3:13 Garage 4 Bulkley #2 7:4'1 STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 1 OscarRoad #1 8 KleanzaDrive #1 3:14 P.M. 8:02 SP QY l Check In 2:15 5 Skeena Drive 7:44 Check In 6:55 2 Rllion 8:o3 i II Regular school hours and bus runs will commence 9 KleanzaDrive #2 3:15 BUS ROUTE #6- HOT SPRINGS 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:36 6 Rifle Range Road 7:52 1 Turn around eli's 7:39 3 OscarRoad #2 8:05 m 10 KleanzaDrive #3 3:16 2 Between Kroyer & Kreston 7:40 SERVING : ThornhillPrimary, The|hill Elem, 2 THORNHILLELEM. 2:38 7 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM, 7:55 4 FreemanRoad II WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 11 Usk #1 3:25 8 Clore Street 7:57 3 Hwy 37/Oid Lakelse Road 7:45 80, m 1 The|hill Jr Sec 3 THORNHILLJR, SEC. 2:40 5 TerraceDump 8:08 [] 12 Smitty's 3:30 #3 Bay 4 Buhr's 7:47 TIME 4 Yellow House (Queensway) 2:46 6 GordonStreet Turn Around 8:17 m 13 "(HORNHILLJR.SEC. 3:43 9 THORNHILLJR.SEC, 6:06 5 2 driveways past Mailboxes 7:48 1 PRE-REGISTRATION INFORMATION STOP NO. STOP NAME 5 Skeena Valley Trailer Court 2:48 7 UPLANDSELEMENTARY s:2o i 14 S.K.B. 3:47 A.M. 10 LarchStreet 6:15 6 WilliamsCreek 7:50 ,Check In 6 Altex Bus Stop 2:49 8 ChristianCentennial 8:26 II 15 Bobble& Clore 3:52 6:50 11 Spruce Street 8:17 7 Jackpine Road 7:51 m 1 WaterlilyBay Road 7 Kenworth Street 2:50 9 CALEDONIASR. SEC. 8:30 1 ELEMEMTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PHONE 16 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM 3:55 7:25 12 The|hill Pub 8:20 8 Roseland Avenue 7:53 2 Huller|lie Road/Hwy 16 8 Reserve(Laurie Road) 2:51 10 SKEENAJR,SEC. 8:32 m 17 CoppersideEstates 4~.02 7:26 13 THORNHILLPRIMARY 8:25 9 JackpineFlats/First Junction 7:54 3 1st Avenue & Adele 9 MapleStreet 2:52 Garage 18 Gossen Subdivision ~4:07 7:34 14 THORNHILLELEM, 8:27 10 Between Junction 7:55 I ~ TERRACE/THORNHILL 4 1st & McBride 10 Queensway (return) 2:53 Cassio Hall Elementary Paul Lorette 635-5646 19 Kleanza Drive #" 4:11 7:35 15 THORNHILLJR•SEC. 8:28 11 Second Junction (Crystal Road) 7:56 P.M.1 5 .McBride& Bruce 11 Alicia Green's Home 2:54 Garage 2:15 Clarence Michiel Elementary BillGook 638-0306 20 Kleanza Drive #2 4:12 7:36 16 KITIK'SHAN PRIMARY 8:47 12 SockeyeCreek 7:58 6 Oil'sPlace 12 KITIK'SHAN PRIMARY 3:10 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:35 m Copper Mountain Elementary Dave Bartley 635-7760 21 KleanzaDrive #3 ~ 4:13 7:38 17 CASSIEHALL ELEM. 8:50 13 Zieglar Road 8:02 7 LodgeRd/Trailer 13 CASSIEHALL ELEM. 3:12 2 THORNHILLELEMENTARY 2:38 l E.T. Kenney Primary Joe Vldal 635-5828 22 Usk 4:15" 7:40 Garage 14 PurpleHouse 8:04 8 THORNHILLELEM. 14 E.T,KENNEY PRIMARY 3 THORNHILLJR,SEC. 2:43 Kit| K'Shan Primary Tom MacLean 635-3115 23 Smitty's 4:20 8:04 15 Miller Street 8:05 i m 9 THORNHILLJR.SEC. /CLARENCEMICHEL ELEM. 3:19 P.M. 4 S.K,B.Auto 2:45 Parkside Elementary Christine EIde 635-3513 24 Chindemash 4i2"/ 8:06 Check In 2:30 16 THORNHILLELEM. 8:13 #1 bay 15 CentenniaIChristian 3:20 5 Clora / Walker 2:49 II Thornhill Elementary Dave Crawley 635-5062 Garage 1 KITI K'SHANPRIMARY 2:55 17 THORNHILLJR,SEC• 8::14 10 THORNHILLPRIMARY 8:08 16 PARKSIDEELEM. 3:22 6 Furlong/Mist 2:52 m The|hill Primary Barry Eyjolfson 635-7068 2 CASSIEHALL ELEM. 3:05 18 THORNHILLPRIMARY 8:15 11 ChurchilIDrive 8:15 17 CALEDONIASR,SEC. 3:25 7 Edlund/Walker 2:54 B Uplands Elementary Bryan Hildebrandt 635-2721 3 CALEDONIASR, SEC, 3:24 19 ThornhillPub 8:20 12 CreekRoad 8:16 18 SKEENAJR,NORTHEND 3:29 8 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM. 3:00 i BUS ROUTE #3- OLD REMO by Shops 20 Aspen/Cottonwood 8:22 13 Hemlock&Krumm 8:17 19 UPLANDSELEM. 3:34 9 ChristianCentennial 3:15 1 (Pre-registratio~ is not necessary for students entering Thornhill Elementary from Thornhill SERVING: ThornhillPrimary, Thornhill Elem 4 THORNHILLJR. SEC• 3:40 21 Apsen/Hemlock 8:23 14 Krumm&Laurel 8:18 20 OrdeRoad 3:38 10 CALEDONIASR. SEC, 3:19 m Primary; Cassie Hall from Kit| K'Shan; or Clarence Michiel from E,T. Kenney or Grade 4 at Thornhill Jr Sec, Skeena Jr, Caledonia Junior Bay #3 22 HilltopStore 8:24 1 Parkside.) 15 ~ .THORNHILLELEM. 8:24 21 MerkleyRoadMaiIBoxes 3:45 11 SKEENAJR,SEC. 3:23 TIME 22 Brown House 3:47 5 Copper River Estates - Old Store 3:54 23 THORNHILLJR,SEC. 8:30 12 UPLANDSELEMENTARY 3:27 m STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M, "16 ~" THORNHILLJR.SEC, 8:27 23 Dover @ Merkley 3:48 6 Copper River Estates - East 3:55 24 VariousOther Schools as Req'd 13 Halllwell Mail Boxes 3:32 m 1 Whitebottom #1 (2 km in) .7:16 i' 5th bay i SPECIAL NOTE TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS 24 MulleTs(Dover Road) 3:49 7 Copper River Estates - West 3:56 Garage 14 Langer Road 3:37 m 2 RobinRoad #2 (tree) 7:29 17, THORNHILLPRIMARY 8:29 | OF KINDERGARTEN PUPILS ~t Garage 25 #5225Dover Road 3:50 8 GossenCr. Dr, Lot 21 4:03 P.M. 15 4820Kalum Lake Drive Drive 3:38 3 RobinRoad #3 (Rt over Bridge) ,,7:30 Check In 2:15 BACK TO SCHOOL 1 To allow for familiarization of kindergarten pupils to the schooland the class- P.M. 26 Freema~ 4:00 9 5179 Gossen Cr, Dr. 4:06 16 Freeman's 3:39 m 4 WhitebottomRd/OId Rome Rd ,7:33 1 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEM, 2:40 ,; Checkl~ 2:15 27 PrattStreet 4:01 10 Bulkley & Skeena 4:08 17 Oscar #1 3:41 1 | room they are requested to begin attending on the date arranged by the 5 Kozler Road 7:34 2 "3491Crescent Street 1.1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:33 28 Top of the Hill (Dover Road) 4:02 11 Bulkley Lot 36 4:09 18 Oscar #2 3:42 m 6 5880Old Rome Road .7:3~ & Rifle RangeRoad 2:45 | school Pupilsnotpre.registeredshould registeron theabovepre.registra. 2 i THORNHILLELEM• 2:36 29 Bottomof Hill (Dover Road) 4:03 12 Skeena Drive Lot 47 4:12 19 RIIIon 3:43 7 SkarlandRoad 7:40; 3 4679 Copper River Estates 2:57 BLOWOUT SALE I tion dates. ~'z THORNHIL.kJR. SEC, 2:48 30 FreemanRoad 4:05 13 Skeena Drive Lot 41 4:13 Garage I 8 MunsonRoad 7:4~ Garage i ~;l: ,1st bay 31 DutchValley 4:07 II August 20-3 !/99 9 MaftsonRoad #1 ,7:49 32 McConnell Avenue 4:08 i SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 encourages parents to ensure that children have 10 MatlsonRoad #2 7 50 4 .. Dogwood Str. 2:57 5,'::' 3700Bock Krumm Road 3:00 33 MountainVista #1 4:09 BUS ROUTE #11 - COPPERSIDE ~ measles immunization prior to entering school and requests that proof of 11 Craft's 7:5d 34 MountainVista #2 4:10 m 12 MattsonRoad #3 by Fagan 7:51" 6 " CreekRoad 3:03 SERVING: The|hill Primery,The|hill Elem, All Summer Stock Reduced To Sell measles immunization or a doctor's certificate that achild has had measles 13 1st Driveway to left on ' . 7 ChurchillDrive 3:05 35 GordohDrive/Mile Place 4:12 Thornhill Jr Sec, Caledonia Sr Sec, i be presented to the school at the time of registration. Old RemcRoad 17:5~ I~....Waterlily Bay 3:14 Garage E.T.KenneyPdmary i 14 FarkvamRoad 7:53 9 '; •LodgeRoad Trailer 3:21 BUS ROUTE #8B- EAST K.ALUM TIME n . ° @off r.Shirts ' 4' ~() i. eli's Place 3:22 SERVING: UplandsElem, Caledonia ST. Sec, STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. SECONDARY SCHOOLS 15 THORNHILLPRIMARY 11/ ;Adele 1st Ave. 3:23 16 THORNHILLELEMENTARY 18:05 Skeena Jr Sec, Thornhill Jr. See, Check In 7:15 m '~2 'iMcBrlde, & 1st Avenue 3:24 17 THORNHILLJUNIORSECONDARY18:~61 TIME 1 Martin Drive #1 7:40 m 1'3'" McBride & Bruce 3:25 Bay #2 STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 2 Otter Drive #1 7:41 @°@@offTank Tops & Summer Tees STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO REGISTER IN SECONDARY 16 MarkRoad across from ~r 14 THORNHILLJR.SEC. 3:50 i Check In 7:15 3 MartenDrive/Copper River Road 7:42 • 1st bay SCHOOLS PRIOR TO SCHOOL OPENING MAY 8 1.1, 1 Kalum& Dover 7:44 4 Cadbou Road 7:43 i o • . 1~i' 'ChurchillDrive 4:01 o@@ o@@ I EXPERIENCE A DELAY IN BEING 19 SkesnaRiverside TrailerStore Court '8:~2 2 Dover Road (Top of Hill) 7:45 5 Beaver Crescent 7:44 II @ off All Sw,msmts 16, "_iWaterlilyBay Road 4:07 ASSIGNED TO CLASS. 20 BandOffice ',8:'(~ 3 Dover & Pratt 7:46 6 COPPERMOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY 7:50 m 21 MapleStreet '8: "[~'~Hu sv leRoad 4:10 Bottom of Hill 7 Martin Drive #1 7:57 lr8'' tLodgeRoad Trailer 4:15 22 Lowrle& Kenworth Street 8:t6 4 Freeman's 7:48' 8 Otter Drive #1 7:58 i ~, i:Olt's Place 4:18 • $ o % o. Sele,,ed .o.,. m SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PHONE 23. Kenworth & Queensway 18: t I 5 Dover/Merkley 7i51 9 Marten Drive/CopperRiver Road 7:58 @ C[,', ,McBride & 1st Avenue 4:17 i 24 THORNHILLJUNIOR 18:~~ 6 MerkleyMall Boxes 7:53 10 Caribou Road 7:59 ~ '"McBride & Bruce 4:18 n 1 TERRACE SECONDARY SCHOOLS Bay #2 7 Orde Road 7:58 11 Beaver Crescent 8:00 m..¢Garsge m Caledonia Senior Secondary Geoff Straker 635-6531 25 CALEDONIASENIORSECoNDARY~8:40 8 UPLANDSELEM. 8:00 12 THORNHILLJR,SEC. 8:10 i i Skeena Junior Secondary Rob Greenwood 635-9136 26 SKEENAJUNIORSECoNDARY 8:42 .',;,. J 9 Sparks& Soucle 8:03 13 Queensway #1 8:15 i 1 Thornhill Junior Secondary Fred Woods 635-9141 Garage 10 CALEDONIASR• SEC• 8:04 14 Skeena Valley Trailer Park 8:16 P.M. ,,v','! BUS ROUTE #7 - NEW REMO 11 SKEENAJR,SEC. 8:15 15 Queensway #2 8:17 n i 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:29 6ERVING: Caledonia ST. See., Skeens Jr, See., 12 Hilltop Slore 8:15 18 Band Shelter 8:18 m 2 THORNHILLELEMENTARY 2~38 ~-Neritas,Clarence Mlchiel Elem.. E.T,Kannay 13 Thornhill Street 8:16 17 Maple/Lowrle 8:20 m 3 THORNHILLdUNIOR 2:47 ~J,,:..: Primary,Parkslde Primary 14 Newell Street 8:19 18 Raserve/Lowrle 8:21 m' WELCOME BACK 4 MarkRoad 2:55 ;:L:t: TIME 15 PennerStreet 8:20 19 Kenworth/Lowrie 8:22 1 5 Skeena Valley Trailer Court Bi~6' STOP NO. STOP NAME A.M. 16 Fox Street 8:21 20 Kenworth Sir. 8:23 I 6 KtlselasBand Office 2:59 '~,"-CheckIn 7:15 17 THORNHILLELEM. 8:27 21 Riverside Groceries 8:25 II I 7 FarkvamRoad 3:06i lrB:,21mmacord 7:39 18 THORNHLLJR,SEC. 8:31 22 THORNHILLPRIMARY 8:33 I 1. This schedule is subject to revision. 8 1st Driveway past Farkvam Road 8:07;. 2,t~:JNewRome #1 7:42 19 THORNHILLPRIMARY 8:34 23 THORNHILLELEMENTARY 8:35 m I 9 MattsonRoad #1 (drive in) 3:09. 3:t,'~ew Rome #2 7:45 20 THORNHILLJR.SEC, 8:37 Garage i | 10 Craft Road 3:10; ¢~" ,~Reserva#2 7:50 21 LAKELSELAKEJR.HIGH 8:43 I 11 MattaonRoad #3 3:11~, 5 ,.'_Raserve#1 7:51 Garage 1 THORNHILLPRIMARY 2:29 P.M. II 2. Bus times as shown mayvary slightly due 12 Krebb'sCorner 3:15' 6'" 7KalumHotel 7:52 P.M. I2 THORNHILLELEMENTARY 2:35 i 13 SkaarlandRoad 3:16~ ~, '.:ReelInn & Rainbow Inn 7:53 Check In Time 2:15 3 THORNHILLJR,SEC, 2:43 m I -to weather and road conditions. 14 Kozler Road 3:19. 8, -:CALEDONIASR, SEC, 7:56 1 THORNHLLELEM. 2:38 4 Hilltop Store .,'. 2:53 | 16 Whftebottom#1 3:239 :SKEENAJR. SEC, 7:58 2 Hilltop Grocery 2:45 5 Thornhlll Pub 2:55 i lmmimimmmmim mm mmmiiilmmm mmm mm m IlllllllllllB i m mmmmmmmmmmmmmm-- mmmimmmmmimmm mllmmmmmmmmmmm ||mmmmmnmm|mmmmmmmmmmmmm|mm| A8" The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999

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t A10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999

Quotas not part of new gov't I I equality strategy -- minister A NEW government agency to en- application forms to include other Most recent public service figures courage aboriginals, visible kinds of criteria such as out-of- indicate that visible minorities make minorities, people with disabilities country education or experience up 5.8 per cent of the civil service but and women to join the provincial civil which could help serve the clientele 18 to 20 per cent of the population. service won't result in a quota system, base we now have," he said. Aboriginals make up five per cent of says the cabinet minister in charge. Giesbreeht conceded that efforts to the population and 1.7 per cent of the Rather, says public service minister hire aborigina!s, women in manage- civil service. Helmut Giesbrecht, the equal op- ment positions, people with dis- People with disabilities make up 8.5 portunity secretariat will work toward abilities and visible minorities over per cent of the population and 6 per having a public service that reflects as the past nine years haven't worked, cent of the civil service. much as possible the population it "This is so people can compete en a Women are well represented in the serves. level playing ifield," he continued. civil service but there are fewer a~ Giesbrecht, the NDP MLA for ~'There will be competition but com- higher levels of management. Skeena, said the new body:will ~ petition inaliqualifications." The equal opportunity~ secretariat monitor the hiring practices of estab- The minister said the anticipated will have five employees and a budget lished public service conamission retirements of large numbers of civil of $340,000 and will report to Gies- bodies and govenmlent ministries, servants who began work in the 1960s brecht. "What the secretariat will do is and 1970s will provide job openings Planning for it began under Mac elhnhmte any of the barriers," said intowhich the employment secretariat Sihota when he was the public service Giesbrecht. "It may be by changing can havean influence. minister. We Buy £t All New minister to s ick-handle treaty Why Sell For Less? THE NEW federal Indian Nault was named to the Nisga'a treaty for federal consultant prior to hispoliti- I -- --~m,. ~. ~-- ~Z- "--2 vv - affairs minister who'll steer federal cabinet Aug. 3, as ratification this fall, making cal involvement. the Nisga'a treaty through part of a shuffle which saw it a centcrpiece of its legis. He was hired by B.C. in! Parliament this fall began five new people brought in lativc agenda. 1989 to give advice on O 5-Ul I 1 work as a CP train man. and five ministers trans- The other cabinet change tanker traffic and oil spills Robert Nault, the Liberal ferred or demoted. which could affect north- aloug the west coast. MP for the western Ontario He takes over from Jane western B.C. is the moving His ministry will be in- riding of Kenora-Rainy Stewart, who was promoted of David Anderson from volved in any moves by the River, worked his way up to human resources and de- fisheries to environment. provh~eial govermnent to through union and Liberal velopment minister. A B.C. Liberal MP from lift an oil and gas drilling party ranks, culminating in The Liberal govenunent is Victoria, Anderson made a moratorium off the north his election in 1988. expected to introduce the career as an cnviromneutal coasL Sa !o n & Ta nnin.g

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to be a Canadian Tire So we're iP/ing one more lime, PLANS TO build a Cana- eliminates an advantage we Home Depot, C(~stco, Wal- August 28 dian Tire store in Smithers had as a regional shopping mart and Staph..~ -- may No time Trials will shift regional retail centre." eventually come to the dynamics somewhat. While traffic coming northwest. Racing starts at 6:00pro sharplll But it's not likely to un- down Hwy37 at Kitwanga When that happens, he Sponsored by: Terrace Totem seat Terrace as the emerging wonld likely still come here adds, they will likely con- Ford & Norm's Auto Refinishing regional retail and service to shop, people hi the tinuc to look at Terrace first centre, says Ken Veldman Hazeltom might be more as one of the most attractive And of the Terrace Economic likely to head to Smithers locations to set up. Development Authority. once thestore is built. The city's regional gcog- Sunday is Smithers has been wres- However, he said, because raphy.and market size make fling for mouths with its loss there's a critical mass of Terrace stand out in the of shoppers to other regional sintilar stores here and a region. OPEN DAY centres, including Terrace larger range of shopping op- "We're probably going to ....:: . ~ ~ri~l~F.i~ ~m • and Prince George, because tions, Terrace will still con- be on the top of their list at .. ;:~;.. ::!:i~:Racing starts: 2:oo[~m • : :. ~;~ of lack of a big box retailer tinue to attract some shop- least to start. Not that we're Throwaway theyure beak andanythmg goeslll there. pets from the east. a lock for any one thing lhat H~rs, hbpe-fo~an ~ parts, redical cams; wide Smithers town council "Obviously Canadian Tire comes along," Veldman .~ ;~i;!~:~ ::ti~iall:~se ilhgal parts, etc :~: finally revealed the identity as a corporation felt they said. "Unless we blow = Cars Spon~: &i:.E61¢~~sors w II be pulting" of a mystery retailer eyeing weren't pulling as much out things really badly we a 1.5 hectare property on the of S~nithers and that would always have first ~!:~;:iO.~!i~l as!~ll. highway as Canadian Tire. Nechako region as they crack at those kind of Any ~t!tion ~rs ~anting toge!i~::Some extra The proposed store is ex- could be," Veldman said. guys." practise:~0~:O.u[ a~d.:~iwii|i~ut y~ in aBump to .• : J:i •: ~:...... :/ pected to be about 80 per "If ~ve were pulling Veldman says the decision cent the size of the one in everybody front Smithers is good timing for Canadian Sponsbredby: Termce ~:Ch~sler Terrace. Rezoning and pub- already they probably Tire as the economy should lic hearings are still required wouldn't be setting up a be stronger by the time the before the project goes store there.' ' store opens. ahead. Veldman noted that by big He also expects a better "Obviously we're not box retailer standards, Cana- fall and Christmas for going to pull from Smithers dian Tire is still not a mega- retailers than last year, or that region as much," store, creating momentum to carry Veldman said. "That Stores of that scale-- like forward into 2000.

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was popular YOUR BC INTERIOR IT WAS the first ever big mercial fishermen, with par- DEALERS salmon giveaway on the ticipation from the Tsim- Rorth coast and organizers shian Tribal Council, the CASTI.EGARTOYOTA 713- 17th Street wish they could do it every Northern Gillnetters Associ- Coztleger,BC year. ation, the Native Brother- {250) 965-7241 A selective fishery to trace hood of B,C, and the United 5 coho migration and test the Fishermen and Allied I.) GLACIER TOYOTALTD. viability of alternate harvest 3187 TotlowRood Workers Union. SmltherJ, BC techniques caught less thaR The Deparanent of (250) 847-9302 half of the 40,000 fish it Fisheries and Oceans paid I~trgetted. most of the $478,000 to HEARTLANDTOYOTA But Tsimshian Tribal cover the expemes of the 106 N. 8roadwayAvenue Williams Lake,BC Council president Bob Hill boat operators and crews. (250) 392.4114 said all f6,550 salmon Half the fish veers sock- caught were distributed to eye, with the balance con- i DOWN HILLTOPTOYOTA both native communities sisting of a mix of other 2350 TransCanada Highway NE along the Skcena and non. species, he said. Salmon Arm, 8C .... (250) 832.9493 g=atives in the Pri,ce Rupert Department of Fisheries 1-888-290-3388 area. and Oceans spokesman If more fish had been David Einarson said the 10- KELOWNA TOYOTA LTO, caught, he added, some day fishery was closely 1200 Lealhead Road would have been sent to Kelowno. BC monitored, adjusted and (250) 491.2475 Terrace for distribution to ultimately halted a day early zion-natives here. on July 31 to avoid ex- !:~:!~!:perm0.748 m0. lease, NELSON TOYOTALTD. "You wouldn't believe cessive catches of coho. P0 Box 570 the lineupss" said Hill, who "There's a lot of data and t*~:~::o~.aurchase for $16,930 42 YmirRoad Nelson, BC said hundreds of people, it will take us a while to an- i;:~(inc~uoes ;ight and P.D.I.) (250) 352-2235 nlany of them non. alyze it, s' he said. It's the best-selling passenger car in BC*, and with good reason. 1.8 litre dual overhead Tsimshian, crowded the cam engine, 4 speed automatic, AM/Fry1 Cassette, intermittent wipers. NORTHKAMLOOPS TOYOTA docks in Port Edward to 800 FortuneDrive pick up free fish. "1 couldn't I~elieve Kamloops, BC (250) 554.6000 "l couldn't believe the the hunger of our hunger of our communities communities for for these fish," he added. "] NORTHERNTOYOTA CENTRE LTD. these fish. I wisl~ I 2005 RedwoodStreet wish [ could do this kind of Prince George,BC could do this kind (250) 564-7205 fishery every year." 1.800-331.2005 Hill said the demand of fishery every meant they had to limit the year. "" 100k sharp. PENTICTONTOYOTA LEISURELAND ,umber of sahuogl to about Financing 0AC ~' 2405 SkehaLake Road 10 per person, aRd as high Penticton, BC (250) 493-1107 as 15 or 20 on days when All fish were being o,,,, last chance for 99s. tilers were big catches. released at the beginning of lg99 MODELS ' Fie said they also shipped the experiment, Einarson TERRACEMOTORS LTD. 4912 Highway18 Weal about 1,000 salmon in ice- said, but added when stroug Terrace,BC packed totes upriver to the (250) 635-6558 stocks of sockeye appeared 1.800-3136558 Hazelton area where the Tsimshian were given SHARPEST DEALS IN TOWN Gilksan and Wet'suwetScn approval to keep the fish. elders have been unable to VERNONTOYOTA CENTRE LTD, They were all counted 4376.27th Street get food fish this year. against the Tsimshian com- Vernon, BC Hill said it was the fast munal fishiug licence for (250] 5450687 ever large scale food food fish, he said, adding fishery, which normally the natives are entitled to WEST~RK TOYOTA 201 AndersonDrive consist of fishing by indi- give the salmon away as TOYOTA BC DEALERS Ouesnel, BC vidual natives for personal long as they don't charge (250] 992.3811 use for food, social and for it www.t0yota.ca ceremonial reasons. "They own the fish and It was performed by both Sharp People Read the Fine Print: 2.8% firance offer from Toyota Canada Credit Inc. is baaed on up to 4B month Rnancing OAC (4960 ma~thn ¢9%1 on all new 1999 models. Lease oilers for qualified retail ouctomem onky on 1999 mod- they can give them away," els sold and delivered before Seotember 90. 1999. Leafs payments el $203 for the 1999 Tercel BC53LP(8] based on 48 monlh walkaway lease with $1,000 down, Total lease ohRgeliono ate $10,744.00. Lease peymenlc o1 $24300 for native and non-native cam- he said. the 1999 Corolla VE BR12EPiA) based on 4B month werkawor lease with $1,000 down. Total lease obbgalions are $12.664.00. Lease peyvlenre based on e maximal el 96,000 km. Additional charges ere I0 ¢/km. Excludes license• insur. anon. and applicable taxes. [ncludeo a maximum el 5750 tel lleight end pro.delivery inspection, See your Toyota BC Deafels for more detailr. ° Sourre: Polk 1999

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EDUC 691 - Interdisciplinary Seminar Alternating Weekends - TBA Instructor: Judith Lapadat ENVS 306 - Human Ecology Instructor: Norms Kerby FNST 137/237 - Coast Tsimshian Language Instructor: M. Andersan/M. Roberts FNST 216 - Issues in Internal Relations for Indigenous Peoples - Instructor: M. Anderson / E, Derrick FNST 302 - First Nations Health and Healing Instructor: Lee Oates PSYC 320 - The Psychology of Learning Instructor: Ted Altar ~~ ~ :iT''"••7:.i:::!t Tit :':7~,~ ~.e~:~:~i~: IB,::t!~ 5:::" ,.,: i!:::::~.~::~::: : ~ ' ~i~!*:~::~i:~ t By Teleconferenc~) COMM 342 - Services Marketing Instructor: M. Conyette ENGL 440 - Postcolonlal Literature Instructor: David Heinnlman FNST 171 - Metis Studies Level I Instructor: Sharon Coffin FNST 250 / POL$ 220 - Law and Aboriginal People ..~ :+2 Instructor: Rene Gadazc NIST 200 - Historical Methodology Instructor: Jan Swainger Because every hearing loss is unique and every individual is unique, we don't have a special HIST 458 - Themes in Law, Order, and Society: Crime History in Canada -Instructor: Jan Swainger advertised "hearing aid of the month". We do provide the best hearing available for your HIST 459 - Topics in History of Resource Development hearing loss and your lifestyle. For a professional hearing evaluation and consultation about Instructor: Jan Swainger state'of'the'art hearing technologies: Courses Via Worldwid~ W~b FNST 215 - External Rela,tlone for Indigenous Peoples Instructor: M. Anderson / ~ Derrick TERRACE HE.ARING CLINIC LTD GEOG 402 - Geography bf the Circumpolar North Instructor: Gall Fondahl The Heanng Professionals To Register- Please Contact 4731 Lazelle Ave (Terrace Plaza) The UNBC Omce 635-HEAR 635-4927 1-800-811.1533 (250) 624-2862 Visits to Smithers, Hazelton, Kitimat and the Nass Toll Freez 1-888.554.6554 Course Delivery is Stabject to Enrolment Serving Terrace azzdsurrounding e~mmunities since 1992. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999 - A13

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close to deal For Your back to ONE ° . . 0 ! ' school needs. Clothes from ERY hours. race. The Terrace Community Once the control of com- kindergarten to Facilities Society.ha~.had a munity usage of the theatre series of productive meet- is in the society's hands it college. ,g HORNY ings with school board offi- will move to increase use of cials and is confideut an the theatre and its sources of Huge selection. agreefi~eni is close, says revenue. chairman George Clark. "We would like to see the MI Sizes and styles. BEER. "We've achieved a fair theatre operate at a con. an;ount in a very short peri- sidably smaller deficit than od of time," Clark said. Our specially brewed AaltlerAle is the perfect beverage for Mr Mike's Grill. Why? the last few years," Clark 4444 Lakelse Ave. A draft of a joint manage- noted. "The city is willing Because our friends at Okanagan Spring Brewerycreated th is soothing coppct'- ment aud joint use agree- to assume some respons~il- Terrace coloured beverage to accompany our tender sizzling steaks. But it can go withjust merit was approved by the ity for any deficit comhtg 0 / about anytlaing ell our nlentt, fi'om chicken to pasta. So come on in society last week and sent to from community use. But the school district for con- and eottsider getting a little horny... Proffer Ale. we'd like to see that rnin- - t sideration, he said. mized and as quickly as "We'd really like to have possible eliminated." Most Sincere Thank-You from it signed and in effect by the Various options, including the Heart & Stroke Foundation end of the mouth so the sales of liquor during adult ILE.M. Lee will be open to concerts, will be considered. of EC & Yukon. community use as of the "We think we can save On the faintest 5atur&tyin August one hun- first of September," Clark the taxpayers money and tired exceptionalindividu',ds braved the ele- added. deliver a better product at ~[ tauntsand supported our cause. Clearly,the That would avert chaos in the same time," Clark said. sunshine came from within and to your credit our Gert 4736 Lakelse Ave. Terrace Tel: 635-3077 the schedules of concerts "It would be an absolute and other events being Grundmann GolfScramble was a huge success (the Gert was tragedy if it wastt't available likely laughing at us[). We trulyappreciated the generosityand planned not just in Terrace for community use," Clark but throughout the north- added. "Most of us have time the followingpeople ~d c0nli~mies freelydonated. West. Northern Drugs llome Uardware Gmadlan 1ire some connection to the arts Caledonia Collection TD Bank Royal Bank "'We don't foresee any or at least feel it's a problems," Clark added. North Coast Gym Braid Ins. Terrace Chrysler tremendous asset to the Clt~ of Terta~ Back Eddy Specdee Printers "They've indicated they community that must be Northern Savings gIBe Finning want the concert series to go maintained." Remax Dr, k Brown A&W ahead. They acknowledge The theatre is just the first Terrace Interiors Terrace Builders Pizza Ilut there is some urgency Paragon Tim IIorto~ Ben.sonOptical FALLSERVICE SPEflAL and most urgent facility here." being considered for man- Catherine llart Mo 'l~d~ar Wayne Webbcr Anne Evans Otto 6mndmmna BubbleCarruthers ~~ ~v.x ~3" The school distict would agement by the society. be responsible for costs as- Scotttes-U-Brew Donna Ziegler Christine Krisinger ..i :;;:;;.~:.:.~:. ~ ~_ ,--~r.=.... The next step is for the Terminal Express Safeway Overwaltea Days! are gettixtg sociated with school hours society to look at Heritage Fred & Mary Annette NorthernMotor Inn AndrewMcCleary use, while the society would Park and Ferry Island, with John Ross Chef Earmthers Copperside Foods shorter; get your be respotmible for costs and a view to takhtg over those Images by Karlene Stella & Sam KIrkaldy vehicle intip top revetmes associated with operations as well. BettyCampbell G~mmas ~;) comtnu,ity use of the City council decided in Sharon & Glen Beard order.: :: theatre. June there are a number of Next year the , • < :~;~ . "f A formula has been set, he advantages of operating added, that apportions those those city facilities through sun will shine and costs pretty much in line a society at ann's length we hope to see you all again. with statistics provided by from the city. ', We can get your car ready for fall inside and out, including: tuo o, ! • Oil change/lube • Hose and-belt check,-!', • Lights check ~r'~" wr,~ s~ a-~ 6:45 pm Wed. Ladies Sept. 8/99 • Shocks, struts and tire ~L/k.l II y 7 pm Thur. Mixed Sept. 9/99 7 pm Fri. Mixed Sept. 10/99 • Inspection of fluids By MIKE COX TI-IE SUMMER IS coming 7:30 pm Sunday All Star Sept. 12/99 • Check charging system to a close, and the Student 9 pm Men. Mixed Sept. 13/99 Summer Works program 7 pm Men. Mens Sept. 13/99 (SSW) has ahnost met its 9:15 am Wed. Coffee Sept. 8/99 ¢r:survive and thrive this fall--take care of it goal of filling 233 student 9:15 am Tues. Coffee Sept. 14/99 ~special Fall Car Care SpeCial, all this jobs, 1 pm Golden Age Sept. 6/99 N'ieole Peers, one of the 4 pm Friday Seniors YBC Sept. 10/99 /or an appointment. program administrators, said 9:30 & noon. this year there was actually Sat. YBC Sept. 11/99 a shortage of students. Cosmic bowling Friday & Saturday evenings. AUTOMOTIVE& INDUSTRIALSUPPLY "This year it's been a big Everyone is welcome. problem for employers to Come by or bring your own team and filld students." Join a league of your choice. Along with the shortage of 4641 KeithAvenue, Terrace, B.G. - 635-6334 students, she said, some Phone 635-5911 . 149B City Centre, Kitimat, B.C. 632-2224 businesses were opting not to hire summer staff. "We had a lot more ap- plications last year," she said. The money employers get co]nes from the provincial government, and Peers said seine of the employers would like to keep the stu- de,ts on longer if they could. "A lot of employers are sayitlg they would like to presents a keep students Iotiger, but there's not enough fund- htg," she said. The majority of jobs were tourism attd forestry related, said Peers, and had to meet DATE: a strict assessment before Thursday, September 9, 1999 money was given to the TIME: company. 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. "We assess the position and make sure there is an LOCATION: Northern Healthcare education relation." The program ends on Au- No. 100 4634 Park Avenue i gust 31, attd with employers :required to provide 150 Terrace , hours of work, Peers doesn't ;think they will be able to Call For An Appointment ;meet their goal of 233 job ;placements. 615-5151

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*'Aline,thesummer, Silsbe butcoordinatorsaid the sum- Northern SAVE 200 Purchasew A a :merwas a success. ' A goal of 130 jobs was set " ne moena .at the beginning of May,

:were:.~d SUsbe,f'dled by and the ~33 closing jobs off reg~lar retail price of any breast form ' The Hire a Student pro- MASTECTOMYBRA OR arid re c.e~ve a :oralgrain Isgovernment, a yoject of theand fed-is SWIMWEARIT..EM /re e,. skin t.ber- :separate from theprovincial Va apy k 'Studetit Summer Works Offer lid only on clime day. Program. i A14 - The Terrace Standard,Wednesday, August25. 1999 Youth detox centre to be open this year " We are a Birthday Party Restaurantl TERRACE CAN expect to --from alcohol to heroin. have a new $850,000 youth "With youth they'll tend Our Party Package I nc.lude5: to try everything," she said. dctox facility set up before • Your choice of Hamburger, Cheeseburger, McNugget or BreakFast Happy Meal the year's end -- the plan- She envisions a dctox fa- ning process is just taking cility, in a homey, nurturing (comes with a toy) longer than expected, says a environment where youth, [~ *Quality gift for the birthday child local drug and al/?ohol ser- who don't have a safe or • Go•die bags for party guests vice provider. stable hmne, can go to ab- • Games, activities and Playplace access "It's still a go," said stain from substance abuse. Jeanette Anderson, program Youths need a supportive • Dedicated Host (ess) ...... manager at Northwest Ad- enviromnent to withdrawal • Reserved party area ~.~ ~r (~(~ fPlU,S tax} dictions Services, the only from the physical effects of service provider in Terrace drugs, she said. Other Point5 of £nterest: M X MUM KIDS! for drug-addicted youth. The detox will also supply Anderson is a member of intensive counselling and • Ideal for kids 3-12 yrs old the Youth Addictions Steer- follow-up treatment pro- • Available any day of the week 2 WKS NOTICE REQUIRED ing Colnmittee, made up of grams, like auger manage- Generally I 1/2 hours long (upon this restaurant's discretion) addiction service providers ment and personal develop- :hAcDonald s® Ice Cream Cakes are available for .$14.00 plus tax just Vanilla from across B.C. who are in ment courses. is $7.50 charge of plamdng for all Pat Giichrist, of the chil- proposed detox centres. dren and families ministry, • Parents can bring their cameras It is expected to take the said officials will meet with • Parents can bring extra treats for the go•die bags committee two more months local service providers in $20.00 DEPOSIT REQUIRED 1 WEEK BEFORE PARTY to come up with a provincial Terrace in raid-October. plan for the delivery of ser- "It will be up to local or- uld You Like to Book a Party? vices at the new facilities ganizations to run the facil- because youth detox centres ity," she said. "It's the lo- For more information oR birthday are an new concept in B.C. cals who best know the partys call our party hotline Most detox facilities are community and how to plan 250-638-8830 at any time. based on an adult model, this." Andersonsaid. Currently Terrace doesn't have a youth detox centre. The B.C. nlinistry of chil- Youths with addiction prob- dren and families atmounc- lems are often sent to an ed May 31 that a six-bed adult detox centre in Prince residential youth detox fa- George for help. cility will be set up here. The new youth detox The proposed centre is for centre in Terrace will allow youths with well-established young people all over the hddiction problems. northwest heal closer to Anderson expects the their families and friends, centre will serve youths ad- who play an important role dicted to every kind of drug in recovery. Seven Sisters a park

THE SEVEN SISTERS -- something not normally mountains and surrounding permitted in a provincial area have been turned into park, said Maggie Marsland protected areas. of Kispiox Forest District. About 84,000 hectares are But the upper Oliver and preserved, with no mining Price Creek areas and the O or loggiug to be allowed. peaks of the Seven Sisters But a large part of the themselves will be a Class 42,000-hectare Seven A provincial park. "Sisters protected area Other adjacent watersheds For kids, jammin' new clothes are closest to the highway will get special designations al- get a special designation al- lowing for limited logging the one bright spot in back-to-school. lowing mushroom picking and mining ac!ivlty. For morn, great prices and selection mean easier shopping. And a budget that buys more makes everybody happy. For jeans and jackets, skirts and ; Register Now shoes, we've got cool for Fall Programs for school. • Toddler & Preschool Music Classes • Musicals for kids 8-10 & 11-13 • Music & Drama for 5-7 year olds • Homeschool Band Program • Musicals for Homeschool Kids. To Register Call Robin 635-4261 Jess 635-1798

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t I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999 - B1

INSIDE COMMUNITY ALEX HAMILTON EvE.rs B2 )MMUNITY 638'7283

Save our fish Community F ish farming of Atlantic sal- mon is already a big indus- , :nurch finds try in B.C.: the existing fish farms along the B.C. coast produce over 40 million pounds of sal- a new home mon ~ more than the net catch of By MIKE COX book previously because wild salmon. Employing over 2,000 IT TOOK four years of fund they had to use the com- people and generating millions of dollars, raising, countless volunteer munity centre. salmon farms might look like an attractive hours, a few dozen men, and The property was donated a few prayers, but the option to B.C. coastal communities hurt- by Rudi Hugi, and Brinson Thornhill Community said comununity support has ing from reduction in commercial salmon Church found a new home. driven this project the entire fishing. The escape in June of over A aon-deuominational way. 100,000 adult pen-raised Atlantic salmon church which serves about "The community is really in Puget Sound, however, highlights the 300 locals each Sunday ser- behind it which is great." Department of Fisheries reasoning behind vice will have a new 9,000- The congregation has not lifting the four-year moratorium on in- square foot church to call grown over the years and creasing the number of fish farms along home. Brinson said if it wasn't for the B.C. Coast. "It's the commmdty's a very determined group of The Department of Fisheries recently con- • church," said associate people the new building firmed that escaped Atlantic salmon have suc- pastor Rob Brinson. "That's wouldn't be a reality. cessfully spawned in the Tsitika river on why we're here." "When people got behind northern Vancouver Island. Tissue samples He said the church is open this idea it really started to from four snaolts captured in August 1998 • to everyone. grow," hc said. revealed that escaped farm fish had spawned "Our doors are open." They fnndraised for four for two consecutive yearn in this river. How Thc new building, he many of the escaped 100,000 Atlantics will added, will allow them to bc spawn successfully in other rivers? more active in the com- Commercial and sports fishermen in B.C. munity. "The building could have had to make major sacrifices in the last "If there's needs in the be full in no tbne two years in an effort to rebuild severely community we want to help which is a good prob- depleted salmon and steelhcad runs, so the last however we can." lem to have." thing we need hi our rivers is an exotic species Created in 1988 to serve like Ariantie sahnon competing with wild fish. the community, they've The Department's report shows how serious been meeting at the Thorn- this competition could be: they found that the hill Community Centre. years with barbecues, ban- salmon fry and parr live in the same areas of Briusou said meeting at quets attd auctions to get rivers as 'stcelhead, out-compete them for the community eel|ire is fine enough money to afford to food, and grow at a faster rate, aud that Arian- for services, but the con- build the new building. tic adults spawn in the same habitat as steel- gregatiou could better serve Local busiuesses, he head in the Tsitika river. With steclhcad popu- the public if they had their added, have helped oat with lations depressed to 50 per cont of their levels owu building. buildiug however they can. in this and other rivers, the Atlanties have the "We're really limited The new church will seat potential of establishing a foothold that would where we are at right now," 500 people, and Brinson be impossible to eradicate. The continuing es- he •said of not having their hopes they will bc able to capement from f'tsh farms of adult Atlantics own church. fill it every Suuday. can o~y exacerbate this situation. Brinsou hopes the ni~w "The building coudd be We only have to look at the experience of building will be used for full in no iime-- which is a ALMOST THERE: The Thornh~i Community Church is almost ready to have the other countries to see that wherever aquacul- youth nights and other ac- good problem to have," he roof put on. The roof was supposed to go on last week, but more brick-work had ture of Adantie salmon has taken place, the tivities which were hard to said. to be done to make sure the building was strong enough, results have been disastrous. Norway, home of some of the most famous and productive sal- mon streams, has had to spend $100 million recently to poison the entire sahnon popula- tion of 39 rivers in an effort to eradicate a parasitic worm that was introduced from pen- raised fish in Sweden. Around Town In some rivers, the majority of Atlantic sal- mon spawning are farm escapees, diluting the genetic diversity of wild stocks. Large num- Brain development bers of fish in close quarters are prone to epidemics of discuses such as fumnculosis researcher coming and infectious salmon anemia (ISA). The Ca- EVER WONDER why there are more Terrace children nadian government paid New Brunswick sal- living liviug in poverty today, than in 19897 mon farmcrs $8 million last year to destroy Dr. Clyde Hertzman, B.C.'s lcading researcher in over half a million salmon in an attempt to brain development is coining to the Tillicum Twin prevent the spread of the disease to wild fish, Theatre, Friday, Sept. 17 at 1:30 p.m. to answer that, as has happened in Scotland. While there have and ether questions. been no examples yet of diseases or pathogens Herztman has studied cnvioronmental changes and being transferred from farm Rsh to wild popu- children's competeuey as well as neighbourhood in- lations in B.C.'s water, the possibility cannot fluences on children's school readincss. be ruled out. The Scott Cove Hatchery, for ex- His scmiuar, aimed at government decision makers, ample, has experienced outbreaks of an baud councils, frout-line workers, parents and rclatives, antibiotic-resistant strain of furunculosis seniors and childcore providers, is sponsored in part by which was introduced from a nearby Atlantic the provincial ministry of Social Development and salmon farm. Economic Seeurty. Envkonmentalists arc concerned about the Call the Terrace Womcn's Resource Ccatrc at 638- huge quantities of antibiotics used to control 0228 for more iuformation. these diseases among farmed fish, as they contributc to the pollution of the surrounding -, Promoting Tolerance sea waters. Consumers might also consider Legal Justice Survey whether they want to cat that cheap Atlantic RACE UNITY: Baha'i and non-Baha'i kids from accross Western Canada TIlE TAMITIK Status of Women's Bread and Roses salmon steak from the snpermarkct, knowing toured into town August 14 to spread the word of tolerance and understanding, Wotncu's Centre invites Terrace and Kitimat women to it was from a pen-raised fish, fed with fish The kids were drumming and singing at George Little Park band-shell, and participate in a Legal Justice Survey. pellets and pumped full of antibiotics. Another talking to anyone who wanted to. They are touring the northwest all month and Share your cxpericnces with the Legal and Court worry to enviromnentalists is the impact of the look forward to working with youth to promote race tolerance, System or, just use thc centrc's law library. fish farm wastes oa the seabed below the Call Joanna at 632-2020 for more information. pens, which destroy shellfish and other sea life. The federal government has also given Man-eating crocodiles fish farmers permission to shoot seals and sea Concert society TIlE TERRACE Art Association invites you to the lions which they perceive to be a threat, •Strange Sights and Quirky Gardens Art Exhibit at the resulting in the slaughter of thousands of Terrace Art Gallery Sept. 15 - Nov. 8. marine matrmlais. A travelling exhibit from the Surrey Art Gallery, the One could perhaps argue that increasing the promises variety show features photographs some of the craziest gardens number of pen-raised fish will lessen the need THE TERRACE Concert Last season the concert for a commercial harvest of our hard-hit wild you've ever secnl Society is ready to kick off society handed out question- Check out six-foot rabbits, man-eating crocodiles, stocks and give them a better chance to "Arts and culture is another season of entertain- naires on what people would and bikhfi-sporting frogs at thc opcniug night gardcn reestablish their traditional abundance. what makes us who we ment. like to sec at the theatre. party at the Gallery Friday Scpt. 17 at 7 p.m. Plans to use completely self-contained fish Karen Birkedal, president Birkedal said not all the are" The lower gallery features a tour of Tcrracc's local farms might also alleviate some of the con- of the society, said this pamphlets got back to the sites and gardens. eems about escapees and environmental im- years venue is starting early, society, but a lot of good pact. The trouble is, by the Department of but promises to have some- suggestions came from Tcrrace's sponsorship of Fisherlea own admission, we simply do not thing for everyone. audience members. the arts has always been ' Fall registration katow enough about this relatively new indus- "We try to do a mestloaf "We're always looking positive, she said, and has REGISTRATION for children's programs at the Ter- try to guarantee the results of any decisions a little bit of every- for ncw attd exciting things earned the town renown in race Public Library begius Saturday, Sept. 11 at 10 we make. thing," she joked. in the community," she B.C. and the country. a.nl. Coastal fishing communities in B,C. should Acts are starting one week said. "Arts aud culture is what Liblary programs are free, but all applicants must be not Ignore the extensive research on the prob- earlier this year, she said, The a/:ts coming to Ter- makes us who we are." at the library to register. lems with intensive salmon fanning or let eco- because of the tourhtg race this season range from But just because a group Course descriptions, including more information on nomic problems pressure them into demand- schedule of some acts. Broadway tunes to or person is considered cul- KidsConnect~YrPL, a six-week computer class for ing the lifting of the moratorium: our wild sal- "If I want these acts that's Shakespearian tragedy. turally rouuded, it doesn't children five and older, can be picked up at the library. mon and steelhead stocks have enough prob- For more Information call 638-8177. when I have to book them," The variety, Birkedal said, mcan they will get booked .lems as it is. she said. is what keeps people com- in Terrace. KidsCouncct@TPL courses start in early September. But it's not just what ing. "We want quality, but it .. Blrkedal wants to see "That's why the public has to be entertainhtg too," SenlorsCounect@TPL, a six-week computer course preformed, it's what the comes I think, because of she said. for seniors, will also start again in September. Call the community has told her. the variety," Ubraty at 638-8177 for more information. B2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Au.qust 25, 1999

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BAR website http://tpl.osg.net or phone 6:38- &IN YOUR BACKYARD: The Tar- S C E N E 8177. Contestants are limited to one race Art Gallery wants pictures of your ', entry only. backyard! On September 15, the gallery • is hosting a travelling exhibition called ,t.GATORS: 'Back by popular demand RE@I~TRATION for children's fall Strange Sites and quirky Gardens, is Just Kidding. programs at the Terrace Public library featuring photographs of interesting will begin on Saturday, Spetember 11 gardens from around the world. In con- ABEASLEY'S MIX: Live entertain- at 10 a.m. in person only. All library junction with this exhibit, the gallery ...... ":Doni '~" Drinki' ...... & :: Kitchen'...... Open' ment with Brent Halfyard, the amaz- • :~ Mon-Sun : programs are FREE. Please call the li- would like to present its own photog- Drive . J ing one-man band every Friday and Sat- brary from more information at 638- raphic tour of Terrace's gardens. If you Our FREE Co e rl[_.Until lZpm /:1 urday night. Come drink martinis on 8177, or pick up a flyer at the library. have an interesting garden or know Van will pick you up |l ~nj .oya.mea~or all [ Friday. someone who does, take a picture and bring it in to the Terrace Art Gallery. AGEORGES PUB: The country rock ART For more information call the Terrace beat of Geoffry Gilmer and Wildhorse GA L L E RY Gallery at 638-8884 or drop by to will keep you moving all night. Playing ' look at some examples in our "Quirky August 24-28. Gardens" book. Strange Sites and ,Until Sept 12: SUMMER MEM- Quirky Gardens is a travelling exhibi-lit BER SHOW. Exhibition featuring tion organized and circulated by the StartYour Long_W.eekend Off i] artwork from local, regional and nation- Surrey Art Gallery. LIB RA R Y: al artists who are all members of the THE TERRACE PUBLIC LIBRARY Terrace Art Association. The artwork Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax is holding a treasure hunt on the Inter- on display will eonsist of a variety of to 638-8432 to add your event to the net. The Cyber Hunt will be ongoing mediums, such oil, watercolor and Standard's free entertainment listings. with weekly draws for prizes taking acrylic paintings as well as pottery, pho- The deadline is 5 p.r~ Thursday for the place every Friday. For details and the tography and fibre arts. following week's paper. list of things to find go to the library's

,u,~ ely ll¼¥lll~J UII ¼111,4 UI UI;~ggt,/ll I,Jiiil~ g I,,llUg~,gl~lkl¥~ ,ll~lllb'lgl I;;k] G Bag Sale". All summer stock must guest. For more into call 635-2158. go. They are located at 4544 Lazelle Avenue. For more into call Saturday, September 11 635-3512. FALL FAIR AND TRADE SHOW is held at 12 noon at the Kispiox Val- Monday, August 23-27 ley Rodeo Grounds, featuring a flea EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH is market (to get a table call Belinda hosting a Jungle Treasure Hunt 842-6764), trade show tables for Bible Adventure for children aged small businesses (call Alice 842- 3-12 from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.. Pro- 5333), the Simon Gunanoot race - register Monday, August 23 at a 5 person run, bike, canoe and 12:30 p.m. at the church. Free fun. ride (call Rilla 842-5235), judged Call Billy Blackboard to pro-register harvest, canning and craft fair at 635-5115...... (entry form available call 842--

...... 5338),' a0c~on, kidsg-~tmes, 5km open race, food fair and a free fam- Thursday, August 26-27 ily dance. REGISTRATION FOR KERMODE KIDS YOUTH PROGRAM 6-12 Saturday, September 18 year olds at Kermode Friendship PRO WRESTLING: Terrace Little Centre. Free program, limited Theatre is pleased to announce space, care card and immunization that in conjunction with record required. For more informa- ECCW/NWA Professional Wres- #I CFL B.C. UONS TAKE MARTINI MADNESS tion contact Butt at 635.4906. tling will return to Terrace. "file ON SASKATCHEWAN WACKY WINGS SPECIAL wrestling will be held in the ROUGHRIDERS ON "/HE Monday, August 30-31 Caledonia Senior Secondary at 8 AUDITIONS for "One Flow Over p.m. The card will feature former the Cuckoo's Nest" at the McColl WWF superstar "Dolnk the Clown" Playhouse, 3625 Kalum St., at 7:30 NWA Canadian Junior p.m. Needed 12 male roles and 4 Heavyweight Champion "Tornado" females. Performance dates are Tony Kozina, and Canadian Wres- November 18-20, 25-27, Dec. 2-4. tling Hall of Famer and currant No experience necessary m we'll NWA Pacific Northwest train you from scratchl Crew posi- Heavyweight Champion tions also available. Call Marianne "Georgeous Michelle Star." Ad- at 635-2942 for more info. vance tickets $12 and $15 at the "I door. For more into call Gordon LUNCHBOX TREATS Sunday, Aug. 29-SepL 4 gates 615-6152. Aswe prepareIo sendour childrenhack to schoolnext monlh we muy be CAMP PHOENIX: Come join the slackingup on lunchbox ~]oodies. Treats are a wonder[uleddilion to a lunch. adventurel Boys and girls ages 8- Childrenneed a Iol at nulrienfsin growingand learning. And theyare 12 can participate in archery, arts WEEKLY M EETINGS largelydependenl on youlo supplylhal nulrilion. In choosingIreats, please walch the ingredienlsin lheirsnacks. Many limes and crafts, canoeing, games, SATURDAYS Ihe lislof contentsreads more like chemicalstorage ralher Ihan food. sports, outdoor adventure, swim- FAMILY ~ CENTRE Whilelhere are questionsas la the effedsof someadditives on adults,Ihe ming etc. at Camp Mclnnis on Lake (genealogy) at the Church of Je'sus impedof lhemon tiny developing hedies is of greaterconcern. Tsitnic near Prince George. Christ Latter Day Saints is open Satur- Baby'sl~aume:. Baby's Name: Followingis a briefexplanation of a fewcommon additives you maywant to Sponsored by youth parliament. days from 9-1 p.m. and Wednesdays ovoid: Andrew~oyd SundW Akslda~ Alyssz Chp/~I Mchelle ~LUzms We provide opportunities for chil' from %10 p.m. BHAand Btffare preservalivescommonly found in breakfastcereals, des- Date &Thne of Birth: &Time of Sirlh: dren who would not otherwise be August4. 1999at 758 serls,candy and chewinggum, shodeniflg and sausages. Possibleeffeds Weight:6 Ibs 15o7. Sex: Male August 7,1999 = 8:15 a.m, includebehoviourol problems, liver end kidney damage, sterilily, immune disor- able to attend summer camp. Sub. SUNDAYS Weight: 8 lbs 5 oz. Sex: Female sidization available from B.C. Hydro Parents:Virgilla tlFdms & Anthony ders,cholesterol elevation and increused susceptibilily Io carcinogens. Ak~s~hn Parents: Robert & Rhonda W'~ams Asparlomeis o sugarsubsfilute found in diet,sugar-free or "lile" foodssuch and Vancouver Children's Fund. TERRACE BEE Association meets ¢ as softdrinks, candy, desserls and gum. II husbeen linked to blurredvision, For an application call Jeff at 635- the last Sunday of every month until nuusea,headaches, rashes, depression, ringing in Ihe earsund seizures. 3259. For more into e-mail camp June at the Terrace Public L~rary at 2 Baby's l~=ume: gabysName: Nilrales are addedto preservefoods such as luncheonmeals, sausages, [email protected], ca. p.m. For more info call Martin De M0rgmCC Sampare Rene ~td "hmara Moore ham,bacon and smoked meats. Q~ildhood leukemia, birth defects and cencer Date &Time of Birth: hovebeen essodoled v~h nibates. Hoog at 635-3289. Date &Time of Birth: August 6, 1999 at 9:00 p.m. August 8,1999 at 9:02 p.m. Muno~liumglulomofe or MSGis often found in soups,condiments, season- Wednesday, September 1 Weight: 4 Ibs 14 oz. Sex: FeaZe TERRACE BAHA'I community of- Weight: 6 lbs 12 oz. Sex: Female ingsand so t subslifules,as wellas in sameI~[nese foods. It'sbeen linked to POETRY CONTEST: Teens ages Parents: Rosalee& C-eorge brainederno headaches,eye inflammation, cenlrul nervous and v~ular prob fers weekly classes in spiritual educa- Patenls: Mm.iene& Albert Moore 12-18 are invited to submit poetry Littlesister for WilllzmJoined eros,end allergic reactions. tion for children. For more info call Sibl/ngr~r Etily THESOLUTION: A goodrule oFthumb is fo choosefoods wilh shodlists of to the Terrace Public Ubrary's 2nd 635-4595. ingredientswith words you can undanland. Avoid processed and orlifidal]y col. annual poetry contest. Deadline for oaredfoods. Try to emphasizenalural treds suth as rawnuts and fleshfruits. entry submissions September 1, TERRACE HORSESHOE CLUB S~'s t~: Baby'sName: ShivohnEmma May Use commonsense and moderation. 1999. Win cash prizes. First prize is meets Sundays at 1 p.m. and Wednes- L~de E.J. Eaxnpare If yourchild is accustomedto certainIreots, reduce the frequencyof themin $100; second ,prize is $75; third Date & Time of Birth: Date &Thne of Birth: favourof healthierchoices. By makingchanges gradually, you may smoothly days at 7 p.m. to pitch horseshoes. You August6,1999 ~t 9:4Zp.m. August 9,1999 at 4:26 p,m, Irunsferto on improveddieL prize is $50. Contest details are don't need to brhlg your own set to • /d~t: 6 lbs 7as Sex:Female Weight: 8 lbs, 8 Hoz. Sex:Female • Remembera hedlhybody learns, ploys, and feels belterl i available at the library. For more In- play. They meet at the Horseshoe pitch Ilia'eats: RuPee &(;eorge Sampu'e Patents: ~dl &Jennifer Petem formation call Holly at 638-8177. at North Sparks and ]-lalliwell (beside Siblln8 forati]y Sisterfor Nalh',udel

r ' , i , • Heritage Village and the Kin Hut). Far Information, a consultation or to Saturday, September 4 Beghmers and all ages welcome. Get A purchase herbal nutrition products MUSIC' CONTEST: The Skeena Valley Fall Fair will also have a The Terrace Standard offers the at wholesale prices contact: music contest for bluegrass, coun- comnmnity calendar ,~s a public ser- Free Claudia Perry, Shelley Coxen, Barbara Emery, try, celtic and gospel musicians. vice to its readers and conumunity or- Sid &Therese Ross, Kelly Hosein & Debra There will be eight divisions to com- ganizations. Baby Gift. Cervo, John & Barb Heighington, Darcie pete in with cash prizes for first This column is intended for non- Annesley, Maureen Gent, Bruno Belanger & place finishers, and trophies to the profit organizations and those events (Simple, huh?) Krista Banyan. rest. There will be an entry fee of for which there is no admission ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS $5 per individual category and $10 charge. Items will run two weeks be- Just see our service desk for more information Phone: (2.50) 638-1541 for each band category. To register fore each event. Fax:.(250) 635.1505 contact Erie Crawford 635-9037, or We ask that items be submitted by 5 EMAIL: [email protected] Patricia St. Thomas 635-7779. p.m, on the Tlmrsday before the issue I 0verwmteal c~nglng CanaarlansHealth in which it is to appear. One Person at a 'Tune Tuesday, September 7 Submissions should be typed or POT LUCK: The Legion Ladies pot Finted neatly,

t t The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999- B3 i Bluegrass festival a hit with fans iii Millionaire Club Prizes to be won Come in early & get the ~'~i ~ ~-.-~4best seats, join us in our ~~'~] mUlTnaire weekend°

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~ FIRST TIMER: MP Mike Scott formally opens Ter- BURSTING WITH JOY: Zachary, a young autistic "~ race's first country and bluegrass festival at Har-lee's spectator at the bluegrass festival, is happy to be . [i i¸¸: f" place on Kalum Lake Drive. anywhere near this violin. :

Irly Bird ~~ Building Supplies 4425 Keith Avenue, Terrace thank the following Unlike vinyl siding, Hardiplant~ siding looks Phone: 638-8700 :" a s ~ u d e n t. b~,~s~ and individu- and Feels like real wood. Giving your home the Open 7 Days A Week als for their outstanding participation and support warmth, beauty and character that slows down "The Place To Stop throughout the sumuner: cars. And turns heads. Before You Start" And because it's durable enough to carry a i~Fty CFTK- Mix 590 Canadian Tire Coles Bookstore Cookie Jar Bakery year limited warranty against rot, there's some- Don Diegos Gareth Reid thing else the neighbors will notice. You're never Gemma's Boutiques Groundworks out worrying about your siding. www.jameshardie.com Ikon Business Solutions Jeans North Overwattea Foods ~altty Image 1 Shoppers Drug Mart R;~by Red Superior Weldttlg supplies Video Stop Skeena Broadcasters Terrace Standard Happydays Handbag Co. The parade ~olunteers: Victoria Chemko, Robert Doane, Zoe North, Margaret Numan, Mark Webster, The Riverboat Days • | Denise C~ Tiffany, and the decorators. The staff of I ", I the Terrace Hn~an :;~Resou~e$/~ .DevelotJnm~t I~ Committee would

• Thankr~ou for tnakittg this I like to thank the : ~_ sumn~er'a tremendous success. 1 following groups and individuals for Terrace Little Theatre in conjunction with... .~ ECCW / NWA -~ their contributions PRESENTS to Riverboat Days, -k -, 1999.

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1 SkeenoMall MerchantAssoc. SkeennSquares SkeenaValley Farmers Market Assoc. RandySmith FORMER WWF SUPERSTAR a TerraceCommunity Band TerraceDowntown Lions General Admission Advance Tickets: $12.00 TerraceR.C,M.P. TerraceStandard Tickets at the Door: $15.00 k TerraceStock Car Assoc• TerraceTennis Club e t icket Outlet: Uniglobe Courtesy Travel, TerraceYouth Soccer Assoc. TerraceviewLodge 4718A Lazelle Avenue Terrace, B.(?. : ThornhillFire Department JoanneY/akaruk Meet the Wrestlers - Autograph Sess.)n - 11:00 P.M. BillWarcup WedgesPizza 1 At Gators Pub & Nightclub - Best Western Terrace Inn ,, WestPoint Rentals Safety Bear PAIRSo~ ~lcK~s ~O~E ~VE~ AWAY I I Enlry forms to be handed in at The Terrace Standard, 3210 Clinton St. All ParkVendors All ParadeParticipants

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TOGETHER AGAIN: Donna Cooney, Larraine Stacy and Sally Smaha have been friends since 1953. The three came for their annual get-together in Terrace this July, and are seen here visiting Heritage Park. ALL KONA'S ON SALE Friends for 52 years e childrcu would gather the street. And they bad a Kona's Newest Year 2000 attd play together as kids do. girl, who was Donna. And this is when Sally and So sally and Donna used Lorraine became friends. to play with each other over K-Nine Clothing Now In Stock: The two were sontewhat the summer holiday every different. Sally was shy and time that Sally went down • Jerseys, Gloves, Hats, T-shirts & more/ Lorraine more out-going. to Vancouver. But, from the very begin- And front this time they ning they became good have always kept in touch • Marzocchi Bombers friends and have kept in with each other. And as they touch and remained friends grew older they would al- over the years. ways arrange for a get- Later, Saily's mother together. i | 1:1 ;i :lRlill~l d: l :l :i :1 Matin met a man who was a So earlier in July, the three OWNA YVONNE MOEN widower, with a son John. girls made plans to be to- The two fell in love and gether for a time in Terrace. AS LITI'LE five year old were married. Dotma at the time was al- girls, they played together Thus, Mr. and Mrs. Ev while living in Vancouver. ready here, as she was dohtg Clift started their new lives And now, 52 years later, some work at the CIBC together. Bank. as grown women they are In 1952, the couple and still good friends. And ear- And Lorraine travelled to their two children made the lier in July the three long- Terrace from Merritt where move to Terrace to live. she lives for the get- time friends enjoyed a visit Canada's # 1 Bike Company, Available Only At In the summer, Sally together. together in Terrace. Now rather than play little The friendship of Sally would travel to Vancouver 111-4710 Lazelle Ave, Terrace Smaha, Donna Cooney, and to live with her grand- girl things, the three talked Lorraine Staey started back parents. about the children and in 1947. Sally was five It was in the sunmmr of grandchildren. As over these e, i 635-5225 years old and at the time her 1953 that a new family 52 years they have seen and her mother were living moved in three doors down many changes in each other. with their grandparents in Vancouver. Now, just a little bit about the three girls meeting each other. In 1947, when Sally and her mother Marie, who was a widow, were living in Vancouver with their grand- parents. And Lorraine at this time was living in the next block.

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Town ~ ~;i ~, SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ) • :ill; ANACHRONISM is a non-profit educational organization whose focus is to recreate life in the Middle Ages. ~L Ranging fonn the years 600 AD to 1650 AD, the SCA creates an atmo- sphere of pageantry and courtly appeal. If you have an interest in any of the various aspects of Medieval life, or would like to see what we are up to, call Roudriek or Morrigain at 635-4538.

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4,0' Local teen excels at equestrian events lly ALEX IIAMILTON auother mind to deal with as P2dVi GAVRONSKY'S well." Mne years of horse riding Gavrousky/who competes paid off Aug. 7 when she most weekends in the sum- ~won the basic champion met, was in Prince George award at the BC Iuteri0r Aug. 14-15 racing Baiily itt Nlorth Potty Club the cross country event. skeena summers Championship in Quesnel. Gravousky finished third Competing against 60 in the training level, the part III other eq aestrians, Gav- highest level of competition ronsky, 16, won both the in the uorthwest. "~' T bile landing a f]sh the Germans call Basic 2 dressage test and tile Bailly won tile most con- k I their guide George, so I do too. Basic 1 test -- dressage in- ditioncd horse award, mean- ~ ~d~ Shortly after we resume our Iop- volves riding around the ing she was rated the fittest Y sided conversation, it becomes up- dug hi patterns while file of all the horses at the event. parent that George has spent a long time here. horse lengthens its trot, The three-day event fea- When he first started in on me, I bristled but as we stride and canter. tured a cross-country talk I start to appreciate George's frustrations. He It's like a dance routine, course, jumping course and doesu't know about the Byzantine complexities of Gavronsky explained. dressage tests. fish politics, which includes issues like internation- Esprit, the Anglo-Arab "You need a really brave al relations and aboriginal rights, but he knows horse she rode during the summer coho are almost never caught in the competition, who is owued Skeena sport fishery, and that the fall run stocks by Jauet Muusea, is kuown are robust Closhlg coho to the Skeena f'Lshers Io excel in dressage compe- "She's talented and tition. while leaving them open to the high end operations dedicated arm always fishing off the northern tip of Haida Gwaii, where "She just kicks in there," has been since she was the catch and release mortality may be as high as Gavronsky said of the filly. 30 per cent, makes no sense to him. "l'nl more proud of the little, '" ~ Gavronskys' More thau once l've heard fisheries officers com- horse than I am of myself." coach. plain about finding native nets left uuatteudcd, the To get to her calibre of fish in them left to rot. George has witnessed that ridiqg, it's taken Gavronsky uusavoury pheuomenon too. It really grates on years of practice. him. I tell hhn tile solution will be found in the She ride..,; Esprit and her horse to do all three resolutio0 of land claims. He doesu't think so. owu six-year-old horse Bail- events," she said. The rain is still falling. The river is comhtg up ly for about art-hour-and-a- And that's exactly what quickly. I bid goodbye to the Germans. One of half each six days a week. Bailly Is. them, W01fgang Edsel tells me in stilted English And it takes her another "She's bold. She'll jump that he owns a ranch in Eaillaroche, Argeutiua hour to clean the stables, at whatever I point her at." where he fishes the fly for brown trout, rainbows, tack, and groom the horses. Although six-year-old and steelhead. These are all exotics there, viewed But spending this much Bailly is young for a home by the Argentinean equivalent of our fisheries min- time taking care of the it takes two to three years istry in lnuch the same way as out provincial horses isn't a chore, Gav- to get a horse competitive fisheries staff view Atlantic sahnon. roosky said. Gavronsky said the filly The Amazon tributaries are full of wonderful "I don't think of Bailly as has iucredible potential. game fish, he tells me. The fly fishery for them is an animal. She's part of tile Her coach, Lisa Hamer of new and he is all enthusiastic participant. We swap family." Ridgewind Farm, agrees. flies. I give him one of my surface flies for steal- She explained that no She added that Grav- head. He gives me a uniquely built streamer with other cmupetitive sports is ronsky is one of the top jlm- yellow eyes and a rabbit strip for a wing. quite like horse riding. Her ior riders the northwest. I climb back to what I now call Lower Saxony. md the horses must work "Site's bdented and dedi- "Any fish?" I ask. THAT'S PAM GtAVRONSKY with Esprit, an Anglo-Arab horse, on the farm she together as a team. cated and always has been The bearded gentleman, visibly excited, pohlts to trains on in Thornhill. Gavronsky, Esprit and her own horse Ballly are taking a "It's a big thiug when you since she was little," she the beach where a slab of a sahnou lies iu a pool break until September, when they'll compete in Prince George. will with horses. You have said. neatly edged with rocks the size of softballs. "Thkty pounds?" he ventures excitedly. "More like sixty," I suggest. At this the whole party becomes very excited, Power lifter takes uodding their heads at each other. I measure the fish for my notes and make my way back to Shames. Dave is gone. "Three hours. No fish." is Sports Scope written in the sand at the head of the jam. North American title It rains all night. It's cold and the sky dose. The next montialg Chris Culp and I roar upriver past the Milhomens Cafe Bars, the two easily accessed strands in the AI Evenchick adds weight back chaund below Gallagher's Point, then power Classic winners and goes to past the 10g pile below Komahom where a pair of TERRACE Cyclist Ernie Hidber took the veteran seals have corralled a herd of humpies or sockeye Worlds men's division of the Skeena River Challenge from it's impossible to tell which ~ and are feasting Prince Rupert to Terrace Aug. 15. on them causing a wet ruckus in the process. Chris THE NEXT time you're Hidbcr biked the race in just over four hours and two i tells me the other surveyors have seen a number of lifting weights at the lo- minutes, beating fellow veteran Brian Kesne of chinook killed and witnessed the release of a few cal gym, look arouud, Smithers by more that two minutes. steelhesd, the vanguard of this year's summer run. you might be in the Peter Krause, of Smithcrs, was the events overall • There is nobody on Shames Island. I make my company of a North way upstream again and fatd George and his winner clocking in a 3:55:51. Burns Lake's Craig Birk American Champion. iclients fishing. They're disgruntled. The river is finished the 150-kilometre trek in 3:59:38 and took Terrace bodybuilder filthy. Every time a fisherman pulls in his line it's second overall. Emie MIlhomens wou ' covered in gundge. Terrace's Mike Christiansen took third place with a the North American ' The fire George started high up on the beach ear- four-hour, five second effort. Power Lifting Braudon Smoley, Ray Pranght, Vincent Drnuin, Dave '.lier this morning is now half under water. After C'hampionship iu Cal. Cater, Malcohn Fell, Cesario Ciffollili and Chris i short time he shepherds the Germans aboard his gary Aug. 7. Walker were Terrace's other competitors who clocked 'boat and roars off leaving tale in his wake. I Milhomens fulfilled a in uudcr five hours. ',whittle. I read until rain makes it impossible to do life-long goal by lifting 7so. In the distance I can hear the noise of traffic. more than 600 pounds in ' Hoping to find a quick route to this spot from the the squat attd dcad lift '.highway, I strike out through the woods. I've been Terrace speedway competition attd 412 '~here in the winter. River sand has covered the pounds h| the beueh '.forest floor. I emerge from the woods to discover race results press. ~the Skeena has carved a channel too wide to cross, TERRACE racem took advantage of clear skies Sun- That menus the 198- '. then return to the jam and pick up my gear. day, Aug. 15 at the Terrace Speedway for fast and rela- pound athlete lifted " For the next six hours I watch the Skeena Chatl- tively accident-free races. more than triple his belly ~nei: river "rv. Sticks, logs and whole trees bob Gord Klassen, did, however, tangle with. the cement weight twice and bca|ch downstream. Today's programming highlight is in the A hobby shoot out. Klassen was unharmed and pressed more thant twice provided by a convocation of eagles who glide back in the races after intermission thanks to his pit his body weight, from all directions to assemble, crying and crew and teammates who furiously replaced damaged Milhomens also im- squawking, somewhere behind me. I make my way and broken car parts. proved ~'emendously in to the top of the logs and look down to see what's Klassen managed to win the heat and main races Sun- the last 12 months of • up, A giaut chinook has washed ashore, stressed to day, while Bob Barnett in car 03 won the shootout. competitive lifting, death by an angler or a seal perhaps, and the eagles The B hobby shootout was won by Debby Reinhardt From August 1998 to ~are standing around in peeking order, dining in car 55, while P,nulie Hohnan and Elizabeth Cloakey May, 1999 Milhomens cafeteria style. took the heat and main races. improved his total It's two days before the river is clear enough to Jason King dominated the A street shootout and heat weight lifted in the three ;fish and three before the foreigners return. One, s while Len McArthur in car 351 took the main event. lifts by 77 pounds. :former Austrian ski champ with a limp he got as a John Alger won all three B street events, while Yves Thcl| in four months iresult of a skiing mishap, runs his fingers through Thibodeau and Jaret McCabe did the same in the A and this summer, Mllhomens ~his gray hair, leans back in his chair, and tells me B bomber events. tromped up his total .'that while the river was up some of the more than Marianue Muason won the C bomber shootout, Klm again by 85 pounds, for ;30 clients of the lodge fished the Kitimat for Critehley won tile C bomber heat and Jannette Vanden- and overall increase of '"hundlaehs" (the German name for chum), while brock won the main event. 162 pounds. , others fished the salt water off the Estevans, and Racing, Saturday, Aug. 28 will start at 6 p.m. sharp, Milhomens is now :others made the tour to Stewart. I tell Hans I'm a because the thne trials that day have been eliminated. training for the World PUMPING IRON: Ernie Milhomens works out at a Io- :good friend of Bruce Hill's, the guide who is skip- Sunday, Aug, 29 races will continue as planned with Power Lifting cal gym after winning the Canadian Power Lifting ;per of the Mi'ah, the salt water craft the owners of tithe trtal.s at noon and racing at 2 p.m. Championships in Cal- Championships in May. Since then, Milhomens has 'the lodge have purchased to use as a mother ship in gary this November. added 85 pounds his bench, squat and deadlift total. 'the salt seas. Continued next week...

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INVITATION TO TENDER - WATERMAIN INSTALLATION - HIGHWAY 16 (Frank St. to Earle St.) CELEBRATE THE International BY SEALED BID: Year of the Older Person with CALLING FOR TENDERS FOR @ usl Seniors camp eut rally] At TIMBER SALE LAYOUT CONTRACTS m,~, Tender Documents and Offer Forms for installation of 3 acres in Endako, B.C. with 40' x 72' building the Vand8rhoof Exhibition Au- SBFOODKM-033 and SBFOODIOA-034 approximately 415 metres of watermain are available (former school). Open house August 28th. Bids must gust 20,21,22. Call Janet (250) commencing August 30th, 1999, and may be picked up be in by September l Oth and will be opened on 567-2124 or 1-800.752-4094, Sealed Tender for the following 11mber Sais Layout Contracts, under the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, will be received by the Distdct Manager, for a non-refundable lee of $25.00 each, at the PUBLIC September 1 l th. CRININAL RECORD? Cana- Ministry of Forests, Kalum Forest District, 200.5220 Keith Avenne, Terrace, B.C., Vso WORKS BUILDING, 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, dian Pardon seals record. Unit- I L1. on the dates shown below: weekdays belween the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. For information package, phone: ed States Waiver grants legal Contract SBFOODKM-033 is located in the West Nsss H.I05 erea and will requFre the 250-699-6628 or 250-699-8678. layout of approximately 50 hectaran of'nmber Sales In I bk:x:k. Deadline for receipt of Tender to closeat 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 9t1"1, American entry. Why risk The highestor any other bid may not necessarilybe accepted. embarrassmBnt/employment & tenders is g:00 a.m., September 1O, 1999, al whkh lime all tenders will be opened. 1999. travel loss/opportuni- Contract SeFOODKM-034 is located in the West N~ H.38 area and will require the ties/fines/jail/deportation? For layout of approximately 208 hectares of Timber sales in 3 blocks. Deadltne for receipt of tenders is 11:00 a.m., September 10, 1899, at which time all tendere will be assistance 1-800-347-2540. opened. All inquiries should be directed to Christopher B, Und. Contract Coordln~, at the D&L DOUBLECUT & Peterson Reference Closlng Date Sawmills will have a full line of above address. Phone (250) 638-5100, Conlzact part~Jisre package can be ob~ned Description podable circular sawmills at the at the Kalum Forest District Office between S:00 arm. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to CI~~ a,m. Dla~lct: Kalum J Friday. Manual or machine brushingof mountain G~R 36 km Term." One (1) Year J Barri8re Fall Fair Sept 3,,I,5, No tender wilt be considered hewing any qusdifyiog ctause~ what~ever, and the low- roads to communicationssites, four sepa- Volume: 18 580 cubic metres, more or less i 1999. Contact Undsay far free est or any tender will not nsces..'quily be accepted. rate contractsas listed: Upset Stumpage Rate: $23.68 per cubic metre i brochure & info (250) 791-5557. Controct award is subject to funding being available at the Ume. Item 1 Trapline Mountain, (Terrace area) That Pricing System, and is I (250) 396-7640. Item 2 Grouse Mountain(Smithers area) applicable s~farous green sawing grades, i Speciss'~uce 25%, Cedar 3%, Pine i i ENROLLMENT AVAILABLE Item 3 Sheraton Mountain(Bums Lake area) 9%, more or less I ages 4 1/2 and up. Variety with- ~OP~BIA NOTICETOROADCONTRACTORS ~'(~ I T~ed from individuals or cerporatians registered as a Small i Item 4 Glensnnan Repeater (Endako area) in classes of Jazz, Ballet, tap INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR Business Forest Enterprise, Category One (1) and/or Two (2). I and ethnic character, including COMTRACT EOO-2B-9694 Logging System: Ground Based/Cable I Details available from the office of BC HydroTolecontrol Manager, Theatres of on-block roads, i Irish and Highland. Reasonable Sealed Tenders for the replacement of Wood Box Culverts with Corrugated Metal A~'ct Manager, Kalum Forest District, 200-5220 | rates, For more info. and/or reg- Fipes at kitomeUe 5.g and at kitomctre 33,7 sn the Harper Forest Service Road wilt K~ 8:30 a,m. on September 9, J ba received by the District Manager, Kaism Forest District #200-5220 Kaith 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4R5 istration. Phone 635-7483 1999. Avenue, Ten'ace, British Columbia, V8G 1L1, up to ~ on Seetember tO. TeL (25O)638-5633 ~h999~der In thelr appncation. Tills J 1999. and will be opened in public =t that time. OOTSA LAKE (Burns Lake, ~Hhe Small Business Program, I BC) Annual Labour Day Fishing ~ Tenders are invited from qualified COntractors only. A qualified contractor is one Sealed Tandem clearly marked with reference number will be received at Specify .timber Sate Ucence I Derby. $1,000 first prize, Sept~ ': :, who has successfully completed work ofa ~n~1ar size and nature within the past the above address'until tt~00 a.nf. on the above closingdate. ~ ~' "~' A~3SS1 '': ' • ~ ' ~ ~ 4-6. Calt l-250-694-3714 or 1- ~five years, and is in good'~ldln~j wi~'!~ R~isti~r of Companies and the • , T g g:: PO .W | II I S Y OUR s ' " 1 250-6g4-3595. Workers' Compensation Bo~d.- ...... Plans may be viewed asd/or obtained front the Kalum Forest District Office, #200- ~/~/.~j~.L~ H INVn'ATJON TO APPLY ~ I 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia veG 1L1. All In~ulrfes should be BChgdro • FOREST UCENCE A61004 r=~ ~ Z~ NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC directed to Brian ealley, at the above address. Phone (250) 638-5117 or Fax (250) www,bchvdr0.com C~ COLUMBIA North Coast Timber Supply Area 638-5178. & HEALINGCENTRE "i'ha Minister of Forests is inviting applications for a non-replaceable forest license Bidders are required to submit 10% of the tsnbernd pdca as a bid bend or cash in the North Coast Timber SupplyArea. deposit.This will be refunded to the unsuccecaful bidders. In addition, the aucsess- Each person has the opportunity to submit one or more applications. The ticence ful bidder must supply a performance bond of 50% of the tendered price, or a c~h 'LAND ACT' will sthoudze an aggregate anowabto annual cut which will not exceed 150,000 O]pen Clu~ell ~adbg~ security of 10% in a form acceptable to the Province. cubic metres of timber and will have a term of 10 years. The licence holder will be A~ra,Body~gnment, Physical, Tenders must be submitted on the forms ~ in the er~elope supplied. No tender NOTICE OF INTENTION TO responsible for operational planning, access construction, timber cralsing, block shall be considered having any qualifying daubs whatsoever, and the lowest or layout and silviculture to flee growing. Eznotiona],Mental, 6pi_,itual, T~ot any tender will not necaseadly be accepted. ~ion~ A,'~ered APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF Applicants must be reglslared in the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, Contract award is subject to funding being available at the time, any category. ByAppdntment635-W76 CROWN LAND Applicants do not have to commit to continue, expand or construct a timber proc- Laurel Gregg,Mac.D. Phd, B.D. Downle, District Manager, Kalum Forest District Take notice that Alcan Aluminium Limited of essing facility. 3611Cottonwood in Thornhill There Is written material in respect of this proposed forest Ilcance of which appli- Kitimat, B.C. intends to make application for land cants must be awase and consider in their applications. These maledels and appli- Palm Reacling8 generally situated in the vicinity of District Lot cation forms are contained in a tender package which may be obtained from the "PalmMynLeO/' , Confidentid, Accurate, Distdct Manager, 125 Market Place, Prince Ruped, British Columbia, VeJ 1B9 250- InDepth Ananda Acres Eco-ForeslTy Ltd. 3081, Range 4, Coast District, containing 11 ha 624.7460, All applicants must submit a completed application Jn accordance with Memo Dridger Notice of Public Viewing more or less, in total, adjacent to the transmission instructions provided in the tender package. Applications that do not meet these ByAppeintment635-7776 requirements may be rejected. Five Year Forest Development Plan line in lhe upper Kildala Valley. Applications must include a proposal providing information requested In the tender 3231 Kalum St h Terrace package and meeting the objectives of the government, as determined by the Notice is hereby given that Ananda Acres Eco-Foreslry The purpose [or which the land is required is [or a Minister of Forests. Those objecth, es are: w Ud. will be making available for public viewing the pro- gravel borrow pit and a rock quarry site. - Create employment and economic oppodunities for the community of Kinmast Viltage; Congratulations posed forest development plan For Wcx~cllot1855 located Comments concerning this application may be - Advance the forest management capability of the Halsis Notion; to in Rosswood.The plan is made available for public view- made to the Senior Lands Officer, British Columbia • Encourage sborlglnel/forest industry business relationships and encourage ing before approval is considered by the Ministry of value-edded manufacfudng, directly or Indirectly; Joel E. Vander Kwaak Forests. Assets and Land Corporation, P.O. Box 5000, • Meet standard requirements for environmental quality and management of water, who was recendy awarded Smithers, B.C., VOJ 2N0 Telephone (250) 847- fisheries, wildlife and cultural bernoga resources, and, The draft plan shows the proposed harvesting and * Contdbute to government revenue. a doctorate degree road development for the period 1999 - 2004. The plan 7331. APPUCATION DF.ADUNE & VIEWING in also includes information on the maintenanceand protec- Y. Lee for Alcan Aluminium Limited. Applicati0na must be oubmntod In sealed contalnem marked "AppllceUon and Sclemes at Tender for Forest Llconce Aetoed, North Coast Timber Supply Ares" and tion of olher resourcevalues on the woodlot. Be advised any response to this advertisement will must be received by the Minister of Frasts, c/o Dlstdct Manager, 125 Market place, The University ef Waterloo The draft plan will be available far viewing at the Prince Ruped, British Columbia, veJ 1B9, on or before 3:30 hours (PST) be considered part of the public record. For September 24, 1999. Applications, Including non-confidential podlons of propes, isa Rosswood General Store and the Terrace Public Library ~ds, will be avsitabis for public viewing at the above office between September 27, Jod preductof information, contact FOI Advisor, Environment & October 27, 1999. CentennialChdstlan School during opening hours |ram August 25th, 1999 to CaledoniasccondarySchool September 24111, 1999. IF any af the interested parties are Lands, Skeena Region, 847-7696. CalvinColl~e ((;ra~dl~ids, Yd.) unable to review the proposed plan during these hours File No: 6406711, 6406699 & The Universityof Waterlo~ arrangements can be made to review lhe plan at a time Dated August 9, 1999 convenient for Ihem. For arrangementscall Dieter Marder -1 Joel is currendy doingpost- at 638-8916. doctorate researchat Stanford In order to be considered for inclusionin the final plan, University(~o M~o,Ca) wrilten comments must be received by September 24th, ~eln & 1999 and should be addressed to: Dieter Marder, Box MINISTRY OF FORESTS ,R R 353, Terrace, B.C., V8G 4B1 NO:riCE OF INTENTION TO PROCEED NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS WITH A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SEALEDTENDERS on lhe forms and in 1tloenvelopospravided, accom- panied by bid bond or bank draft as defined in the Conditions of - 4600 BLOCK OF SOUCIE AVENUE PAVING - ~ EPILEPSY Tender, will be received by the Regional Manager, attention Notice is hereby given pursuant to section 629 of the Municipal CANADA Engineering Section, 3726 Alfred Avenue, Smilhers, B.C. up to 2 00 ~t RI:rlSH Act that Council of the City of Terrace intends to proceed with the 1 800 860-5499 ~ ~OLLIMBIA CALLINO FOR TENDERS ~¢ p.m. local time, September 10, 1999, and opened in public at that construction at certain works hereinafter described as a Local time and date. Sealed Tenders for the following Spdng Planting 2000 c~ntracts will be received by Improvement under the Initiatives Plan. the District Manager, Ministry of Forests, Kalum Forest Oialdnt, 200-5220 Kelth The contract consists of supply and construction complete includlng Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia on the dates shown approaches of hvo slngle span bridges in the Kispiox and Kalum General Description of the Work Contract: PLOt OKM.O001 Loc-ted in the Kwlnagssse River/SBF North area, within Forest Districts. Work entails constructionaf two 15.26 m long steel To undertake upgrading and asphalt paving to a 9.0 metre the Kalum Forest Oialdct, for planting ~0proxlntalsly 80(3K trees. plate girder bridge ,wilh precnst concrete deck slab to be supported standard (including asphalt curbs), approximately 1247 feet of V~owing dale: Late September. with precast concrete caps weld to driven steel pipe. piles/co umns It the 4600 block of Soude Avenue, from Kalum Street to Sparks V'mwing of this site pdor to eubrwiffing e bid is mandatory, also includes removal and disposal of existing leg bridge and place- Desdttns for receipt of tenders Is 1:30 p.m., October 15, 1999, at which time all Street. tenders will be opened, meet of bridge end fills and rip-rap. Contract: PLO1DKM-O0~ Located in the West Nss~3BF North area, within the Tender documents completewilh envelopes, I~lons, specificationsand TOTAL PROJECTCOST $169,592.00 Kalum Forest Distdct, for planting appro~dmatehj 600 K trees. conditionsof lender ore available for the sum of $30.00 plus 7% RS.T. TOTAL TAXABLE COST $I01,755.20 Visw]ng date: Late September. TOTAL FRONTAGE Viewing of this site prior to submitting a bid is mandatory. and 7% G.S.T. for a total of $34.20 from: 2,494 FEET Deadline for receipt of tenders is ~:00 p.m., October 15, t999, al which time ell Regional Manger, Prince RupertForest Region COMMUTED COST $4O.80 per foot of frontage tenders will be opened. EngineeringSection COST PER FOOT PER YEAR $6.08 over 10 years Eligibility to bid: 3726 AIh'~l Avenue Smithers, B.C. 1. Contractor must Imve held and euc~sful~y completed a planting contract Fu~er notke is hereby given that a copy of this notice has been within the Kalum Forest OlsMct. V0J 2N0 2. Contractor must have Succse~fully compleded a planting contract consisting of mailed to Ihe owner(s) of the parcels of and table to be spa~ at least 500 K trses within the I~ast 5 yesm. ~ e documents may be viewed at the Regional or the District Offi,-'¢. cially charged for the cost of said works, and unless within one 3. Cankantor must pro-register for the vtev~ng: tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through (1) month of the date of Ihe publication of this notice, a majority a) to confirm the vte~og date and time, and Friday, except holidays. Payment for contrad ~ocumentafion shall of the owners representing at least one ha f of the value of the Happy b) to confirm el~glbtilty to bid. made by certified thai. ue or money order, made payable to the parcels which are liable to be specially charged, petition the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations. All purchcisesare non- To pro-register, cerdact Mike Wa~ at the Kadum Fore~ Ditddct, Mondw - Friday, Council of the City of Terrace not to proceed with it, the work 8:00 &m. to 4:00 p.m. prkx to September 15, t~99, ¢'~ntractonl who f~l to pre* refundable. Birthday register end confirm ellglbitRy by ~ date wig ~ be etlgibto to bid, may be undertaken as a Local Improvement. Tendam must be eubmlttod on the terrne and In the era'elope euppttod which, with All inquiries shouldbe made to the Regional Sh'udural Engineer, S.S. the part~culera, may be obtained from the Forest Ofllcer conducting the viewing Teharo, P. Eng., Smithers, B.C., phone 250-847-7450. This solicitation Petitions shall be lodged with the Director of Engineering and Jocelyn trip. Tenders will not be considered having a~t quatily~g clauses whatsoever, and is subject to C'hapNr 5, of Ihe Agreement on Internal trade. shall be deemed to be presented to the Council wrnen so lodged, the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ecoepted. ~ w~k will be sdmln- istered by the British Columbia ~lnlst~ of Fo'ests. No lenders shall be considered having any quailing clause whatso- of which every owner of a parcel of land liable to be specially Morn, Dad All inquidee should be directed to Mike Wctto, Forest Tedmidan-Cootract ever, and the Ioweslor any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted. charged under this Program is liable to take notlce and be gay- Coordinator, at the above address, Phone (250) 838-5100. " ernec] accordingly. Contract award is subject to funding 10~ m~allabte at the time. Smithen,"BiC. Regional Manoger &Jana This solldtalton is ~J~esl to Chapter e of the Agr~11e~nl on Inton~l Trade. S.C, Christensen, Fib: 11250.85/7755.02 & 9657 Director of Engineering The TerraceStandard, Wednesday,August 25, 1999 - B7 230 LOST &~ 365:~ , ,' i FOUND II Just a Day Away ~: ' i" ,, MISCELLANEOUS: LADLES' SEIKO gold colour Life's a Ileael FORSALE ~ watch with the inscription on the GREEN DRY hay- Round bales $90/ton. Square bales $3/bale, back "Love Jim" Lost at Lakelse on Ilaida, await. PROPANE RANGE, commer- Lake Provincial Park picnic site, International 201 self-propelled I|ustic m~mnfr~mt hou,~,kt~,ping rabins cial model, new c/w hood, 6 10 ft. swather fair running con- Has great sentimental value, burners, 2 ovens & grill, Call 636-7251 (home) or 635. in Naik~mn I'-',rk 31 "wx31"hx60"L. $2,800. At. riv- dition $2,000. 845-7867. 6273 (work), No questions Sll~,~k~ nightly, weekly di.~qmnts. er boat 6'x18'x2', fiat bottom asked, (1/4" thick) well built c/w heaw Call 2.~0-626-.~472 or FEB 3, 1999 in the ladies duty custom bit fir. Gen set CAGEN CONTR. LTD HAY & change room at the Aquatic emall iot~aluu@lbeaeheabin~.eom Yanmar a/c diesel 3500 kv rope GRAIN SALES. Glen 638- Centre, a bulova =Millionth start, low hrs. $2,500. Wasting 0254. Shewas acily girl, born & bred Congratulations on Ounce'" watch, Has great senti- house Satellite phone Wee- P1000. Two yrs old, in good FARRALL CREEK Buffalo A shelteredlile she hadled mental value. Please call 250- Ranch taking orders for 1999 making it to the 771-3149. Reward offered and working condition, $2,900. ~ved toT~ace when Dale she wed Buffalo Heifer Calves. Top NextIo Kilselasto farmthe !and 1/4 Century mark/ no questions asked, Johnson 65 HP Out/B motor ~ongcame Rya~ and cha~geclthe plan rope starL Mad J65 RSLM weight for calving on 3 years. Ano~ermove back to town Love from LOST 16 year old, female elk- $2,100. Contact ph (250) 624- Phone 250-783-5208. A Higlwys10b and sellle down hound cross. Brydie disappeard 1033 Eveninqs 624-1486. HORSE & TACK auction. Sun- your family: during the storm Aug 3rd. She Thencame the coun~ thing "raurian, Mom, USED COIN operated washing day August 29th 11:30 am. Sherode horses in thering has difficulty with her back legs, Simple. Stylish. Speedy. machines $250. Ph 635-2838. 4071 McLean Rd, Quesnel, Dancedthe two:step& theswing Grandma, Grandpa, but is terrified of thunder & Your easiest route to the Internet. Consignments welcome, Phone At"4g'shetook Ul:l flogging Aunty, Uncle & could still travel a Iongways. BC Auctions 250-992.9325. And hasbeen seen l[eadmill jogging Any info please call 250-638- We Nowthe sto~/has been t~d two cousins. 8960 or 250-638.2090 QUALITY ALFALFA/ TI. MOTHY horse hay-delivered GUESSWH0 IS 50 YEARSOLD ? LOST AT Lakelse Lake picnic We Love You. from Vanderhoof. For info. or HappyBireKlay Tile Family site ladies gold medic-alert bra- Sell ordering call Cindy at 638-8.304 celet. Phone 638-7837. or Email: wlnd.surfer@ker- LOST FISHING EQUIPMENT:2 &Trade mode.net. Protac, 10,5 ft., Highwater ser- ies rods, 1 with Ambassador TIMOTHY BROME Alfalfa hay MUSICAL for sale:square and round 7000 reel and the other with 6500 reel, also, 1 Browning, bales. Call 250-847-2952 loft. rod with Ambassador 7000 INSTRUMENTS reel. Lost in fishing mishap on Notice the Tseax River between the lletween= 6:111| a.m. aqd 7:3tt p.m. 1st and 2nd mouth in August English'Weste m Saddlem~ 18, 1999. Please page Joe@ MISCELLAN EOUS : ¶!Unrites's Sil~pli~ ~ ~" i :: on 2llth August !.=)99 The l|ough 250-615-4366 or phone Mike @ "..:.,ct.Otlfing:::.i: ~ ' Arres Bible Camp Soriety will 250-635-9566. Reward offered. . - . . • ... Everytllin~ for; the,:::/ LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at 1-KIMG, 2-queen, 1-double InNnTnER NAnTLO~ AnL, OI L~r nace ~ ¢ondurt a ~10UNTTAIN BIKE-A- good runmng order and 110 the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. Bed, Steel work bench, Water :. !", GlaSses~~:T:SMr~'s'/ ::/. TIION ou llwy. 16 from Ilarret a black leather wallet. Please pump and tank, Lamps, Comfy gallon tank. Both for $250 abe. return, no questions asked. I.D. chairs, Coffee table. All in ex- Phone 250-635-2640 380~TIMBER; . llat lid via the Telkwa River JOHN OEERE 450 cat (bucket "i : ," ".' very important. Please call cellent condition. Ph: 250-847- -:MAIL ORDERS WELCOME# FSI| and the Copper I|iw~r FSI| (250)624-2002 extension "0". 2858. type) good cond, $12,000. SM. BIRCH FIRE wood by the log- 12 ft House trlr has everything- Reward offered. 17" b-rH wheel utility trailer, Re- ging truck load. Phone 250-635- to Terrare at the junction of near new- $2,000. House on 4202 after 6:00pro Come in and see our LOST NEAR Wajax on River duced from $1500 to $1250. new Laredo Boots & Ilwy. 16 & "17 Dr. black lab female. Old & Mill Bay Rd at Granisle. Firm. Call 250-615-0120 and Leased $35,000 or offer call : amd deaf. Reward. No questions ask for Jan 395 WANTED asked. 635-1204. Ken Allen (250)697-2474 or ~te~l at:,.i~e ~L; ," 3 DR. home, Mill Bay Rd. 1- view Mill Bay Rd Lot 29 APARTMEMT SIZE washer. Iletween lll:'lila.mh and 5:0lip.re. SOMEONE HAS taken a child's H~qv' 16; Telkwa: . ".. acre leased lot. Granisle 37' NEED HAY? Check price com- Please leave message at 250- We JkzeNo~,.O1pen :...... on 211tl= August 1.=t99 tile ,%,eiety red back pack from the Aluminum Boat. Has every- 638-0010 '.TUes.' Sat., Zoam.6pm i Kermode Friendship Centre on pare to square bails, 1200-1300 will rundu=.t a lllKE-A-TMON thing. 2 welders, gas, electric. 2 Ibs per bail, broom orchard ti- COLECTOR'S CRAFTERS & Sat, Aug 7/99 between 1 and 4 chev land/marine motors, volvo mothy, excellent for horses. ,~ 1:888-686..1566.i..::~.. from Milk Creek via the Teikwa pro. Two of my children had Artists. We have booths avail- legs, Has everything tools, lot' Also hay for cattle wilh alfalfa able. Early 1900's theme. You I'ass to the Copper l|iver FSI|. their hearing aids (in a blue 29. Mill Bay Rd. P~ranisle. 1- mix. Both top quality. Will load water proof container) in the stock, decorate. We handle 250-697-2474 or 1-250.697- on your truck at $45/bail. FOB. Details available from The back pack, Please return to 2720. sales, Taxes & advertising. All Kermode. Telkwa-Pull off your truck with inquiries welcome. Shuswap i|ough Acres Bible Camp ,%,eiety, 8-DRAWER dresser $50. 3- rope tied around bail. 250-846- Craft & Antique Market. Sorren- REGISTERED HUSKY pups for !-250-6'|5-295.'| or drawer bureau $40. 4-drawer 5202. to, BC 250-675-3712 sale. Blue eyed. Ready to gel John at Fax dresser $50. Fan 3-speed $15. ONE USED steel building clear KOOTENAY HARDV,/OODS in 635-2049. 1i3,~,2951l Microwave stand $10. Small mi- span 50ftw x 60ft L x 18'6 EH. BC'S LARGEST Chatline. Over Kamloops is looking for Aspen crowave $ 10. 2-door pantry includes roof, wall cladding, 460 EQU!PMENT 4000 men & women call a day. $25. 250-615-0355.after 5. and Cottonwood peeler logs...... , , . : metal building insulation. Roof (250) 573-2054. Connect live or just listen. Use BEEF, LAMB, and pork. live load. 69P.S.F as is where 1984 WA350 Komatsu Loader. free trial code 5030. Call locally Naturally raised & processed is info/viewing contact Norm, Good working condition. 310-CHAT. www.trylive- meats. Freezer orders cut & ph/fax (250)296-4414 Williams $60,000. 250-.842-5426. links.cam wrapped to your specifications. Lake 1987 CLARK 668D grapple I, JEFFERY James Delaine A'n'ENTION PRESCHOOL- CANADA'S LEADING Also, custom butchering, cutting skidder. Good shape. $26,000 Barnett here by announce that ERS Do you want to make PSYCHICS. Live & confiden- and sausage making, Delivery Phone 250-567-2823 tiaL99' Predictions, daily crisis, available. Hamblin Farms, SEIZED ASSETS SALE as of July 31,1999, I am not re- crafts, sing songs, and meet 2D VHF radio whistle system. sponsible for any debts that new friends? The Little School relationship? 24hrs/18+/ Houston. Phone 1-250-845- &2.69rain. Mystical connec- 213,3 or 1-800-665-6992 or Unused and still in original box. Kristyn or Kristin Janelle Barnett House has afternoon spaces All assets of shingle mill operation -handsaw, Complete with extras $4,000 tions. 1-900-677-5872. Also email, farms@hamblin-~rp.com. Incurs. avail. Starting Sept 13. 12:30-3. cuber, bumer, buildings, gen set, etc. phone (250) 392-4276 TIM TRAVIS IS NO LONGER To view 5224 McConnell. Call free reading 1-877-478-4410 PORTAGE & main woodfired For information and viewing phone CONNECTED WITH EAGLE 635-6650. (credit card only), boiler for hot water/hot air heat- LODGE. Eagle Lodge will not EARLY CHILDHOOD educator CURVACEOUS BRUNETrE ting systems to be placed out- 16/37 Community Futures be held responsible for any un- required for Sunflower Child 27, available .for discrete en- side. Large~ insulated, bet e,r~ ~ Ask For Lorry derlakin.cl of this .qentleman...... Care,.C,enter,,,,Please=apply~.in~ coUnters, Drug andalcoholfree, takes 42 ~nch i0gs incude~ ' writing to 2903 Kerr St. For Yvonne 250.612.2663~~ '~ ;' ~ pump $2500 (250) 699.8507 '*i (250)~,'35-5449 ' $$ *GOVERNMENT Programs Information assistance pro- more information call 250-635- FREE BOOKII =Sex for Life" by 1512 grams information to assist lhe Dr. Saul with purchase of one "J.s, JONES SANDSPff LID is accepting Bids for ihe Blowing" start or expansion of your busi- . FIVE LHASA.apso male jar of Maximus Natural Cream. Equipment till S:O0 p.m., September 7/99. ness and farm. Call 1-800-505- puppies for sale. Dewormed Clinical trials and testimonials 8866 g Helen May and first shots. Six weeks old, available, Marks Plaza Pharma- EQUIPMENT; $350 each. Call 250-634- cy. Toll-Free 1-877-747-6664. A STRUCTURED path to Fortner 9371 (Prince Rupert) • One only 1982 Unk Bolt Hoe 1.1/8 yd Bucket screen writing success. Robed IF ALCOHOL is the problem, Your Welcome Unit #584}17 McKee's story seminar in Van- Born: May 8, 1918 KATHY'S PET CAREI! Care many have found help with • One only 1973 27.6 Foot Aluminum 10 Men Crew Boat, Cat couver, Oct. 15/16/17. His only Died: July 31, 1999 for your pets in your home. For ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Wagon Hostessfor Diesel, Jet Drive, Radar Canadian appearance this yearl info call 638.7824. Phone 635-6533. Unit #72.119 $645-registration. $545-early Helen is survived by: Terrace, B.C. are: registration. Toll-Free 1-877- her husband Harry, her Lrn'LE ORCHARD preschool 24Hr live chat 1 on 1 1- • One only 1976 Cedar Rapids Portable Primapj Jaw Crasher, is accepting registration for the 900-870-7647 formerly Model #3A-VGF2236 345-6228 or 1-877-FILM-ACT fall program. Excellent referenc- website www.Mckeestory.com five sons William, 250-870-2740. Linda Unit #88-001 Terry, Maurice, Garnet, es. Only 6 spaces available. or emaih vancouver@mckees- Call Rachel Onstein @ 638- MALE ORGAN enhancement 635-9768 • One only 8 Ma. Ufe Raft ~ummt cedffir~Uo, ~ood tow.com. •rough to May 2000. and Evan and also by 0603. FDA approved. Medical vacuum CHALKY'S BILUARDS seeks ~er 9 grandchildren pumps or surgical enlargement. & Tanya • One only 20 man Life Raft-expired in 1996 Imeds to new ownership. Contact Rob SUNFLOWER CHILDCARE re-c~ md 9 great grandchil- center fully licensed facility Gain 1-2", Permanent and safe. 635-6331. Resolve impotence. FREE 615-0330 dren. Helen was a provides comprehensive and HOME WORKERS Neededll coordinated program of activi- brochure. Call Dr, Joel Kaplan. "l~is equipment will be sold as is, where is, with no gumrantoe 312-409-6557. Insurance reim- If you have moved To assemble our products. For ,I beautiful human being ,, ties designed for the well-being of sewiceability eilher expressed or Implied. GST and ~ will free infe send SASE: Distinctive and educational development of bursement. Visit website added to the successful bid amoaM. I/who will be sadly][ vw~N.drloelkaplan.com. to Terrace or have Crafts, 8-7777 Keele St., Con- Lmissed by all. J the child. Is now taking registra- had a new cord, Ontario, L4K 1Y7 or call tion for Sept.19/99 for ages 2 PROFESSIONAL & devilishly iust Tenms of payment will be cash or cheque, ~ highest er any 1-888-771-7409. ~aceful Journey. ,~ 1/2-up for more information call handsome 32 yr. old SWM non- baby, are getting bid not necessarily accepted. Vehicles to be moved within two OLYMPIC FOREST Products 250-635-1512 smoker seeks assumed-to-be- weeks of purchase. shy professional SWF 30-35 married, or start- Ltd. WILL SET UP and maintain non-smoker, non-mother of ing a new 6usi- Bids marked EQUIPMENTBlds should be submittod to: We are presently looking for the r,i. ~ - " your small business bookkeep- more than one. Please respond hess, iust give us a following experienced person- ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- to file #29 c/o The Terrace nel for our camp opera- perience. Excellent references Standard, :3210 Clinton Street, call Altontion: wanren Foster tions:Grade hoe operator, Ca- , I orUp°nEmail:request" manucomp@uni-Ph°ne 635-9592 Terrace BC, VSG 592. " J,s. Jones Samlspit Ltd. ble line loader operator, Grap- serve.cam STRAIGHT MWC in mid-thirties . P.O. Box 470 ple yarder operator, Hyd. loader seeking straight males or cou- ,i~'L'_ Sandspit, B.C. operator. Please fax resume to 604-681-8906 ere reply to terrace 2@ya- " ~AGON OWN YOUR own business. Eat . , hoe.cam - " s~a 193o For further informaUon, contact Warren Foster- Fax (250) in or take out restaurant, Great downtown location. Steady ANSWERS perience every sunset with you business. Exclusive distributor- ship for product. Turn key oper- i ; so at night we could reach for """ !I e,mreD #1 IN cJwmA I the stars. Your kni~lht. " ation. $48,000 serious enqui- :[I nAmV UVS ,dm¢ . I' ries only. PC Box 546, Terrace JI urns soN, [ XXXLIVE24hr18÷.lon1.1- Auto Part= Plu= V8G 4B5. 1=, I ,ro 1,, r.,n I@ 900# available. 24 hr. Live Chat A@ REFRIGERATION & Appliance !|UHR" ~,,'Ac¢,=ur= I 1 on 1.1-900-670-7647 former- repair shop, Well established. ly 870-2740. Owner retiring. Includes all i ='" "'" I parts & rebuilt appliances In stock. Asking $28,000, negoti- J "i-9@0-451-4055 I I "AfterHours At j able. 1386 Maple Dr. 250-747- ""Ji I Elmny's" I 5128, VENDING DEALERDHIP avail- I BOOk YOUr Party NOw [ AIRMILES NOW able in Terrace and Kitlmat. I Earn cash dally servicing 130 /~II~FOUND,,:, snack boxes in this proven turn- key all cash business. No ex- FOUND MENS 21 speed moun- perience necessary. Complete lain bike. To identify Contact Bill ~6 AVAILABLE ! training and on-going company at 4507A Lazelle Ave. chairs (includes 2 captains) like • support. Investment $20,000.00 new Asking$600. Phone 250- Wh Serious enquiries only may call 635.6926 en you purchase auto parts. 1-877-727-6225. Leave mes- FOR SALE : upright older mad- sacle el piano In excellent condition. "CORPORATE BURNOUT?" Asking $1,700. Phone 250-635- Work from home, Start earning 6845. what you're worth. $2-5k per GREEN LEATHER couch week. No selling, not MLM, 24 $900, recliner $675 and love- hr Info 1-800-661-1140 seat $675, Also 101gscreen 50" Color tv $2,000, All non-negoti- able, Phone 635-1S15. OAK ENTERTAINMENT centre 520 CAREERS 51"x57"x20" smoke glass door, accomodates 28" TV pullout MORICE COMMUNITY Skills VCR shelf, video storage 4 I Centre is offering, "Entry Level shelves for stereo 2 drawers Mining Training" October 11-26, $450 250-635-2607 1999. The course will include classroom instruction and job "360 GARAGE.. shadowing, Sponsorship may ELKER AUTO SUPPLY LTD be available if you are collecting ,SALES income assistance or employ= . t 4736 Lazelle Ave. " ment benefits. To register or GARAGE & moving sale, 4616 more .Information please call HIIIcrest Ave, Sat: 8-1:00 Ter- 635-2218 635-7090 Shirley Hlggins at 250-846- race BC 5933 at 1-877-277-2288

j ' i B8- The Terrace Standard,.Wednesday, August 25, 1999

TRAIN TO work in the comput- er industryl Network technician, Computer Technician, Program- mer Analyst, Office Administra- Northern Hearing tor for program or studen loan. SLOCAN GROUP - PLATEAU DIVISION Information from our CDI Col- CERTIFIED WELDER lege, Abbotsford Campus, Call & Safety Trammg Toll free today 1-888-229-1555 Plateau is an Innovativeforest products Companylocated st Engen,BC A PRIVATEPOSTSECONDARY TRAINING INSTITUTION just 20 km west of VanderhOof,BC. Sight and Sound Keith Ave. has an opening for a TRAIN TO work in the Prodom[natoly en SPF facility, Plateau is one of the largest producing full time employee in eur music department, The WCB OFA LEVEL 1 _¢7_/; computer industry. Network ~w~ u dimensionmills In the Provincs. successful candidate will have a good general Technician, Computer Techni- Thurs Aug 26, Sat Aug 28 cian, Programmer Analyst, Of- Sat Sept 18 We are presentlylooking for a Welder: knowledge in music and have some experience in fice Administrator. For pro- Must posssss 'CerlifledATlckaC selling' The person that we are looking for will enjo~ grams or student loan info from WCB OFA TRANSPORTATION ENDORSERIEN1 $75 Preferredsawmill experience Fri Aug ?.7,Sun Aug 29 Pressure qualification meeting people and works well with current staff our CDI College, Abbotsford Goodcommunication skllts Campus. Call toll free today. 1- Sun Sept 19 members. This is a chance to get started in the music 888-229-1555. Shift: - graveyard business with a local Firm that is very progressive WCB OFA LEVEL 3 ,~,595 and has many growth ideas. Sept 13-24 (2 Weeks, Monday to Friday) Please submit your resume (by mall or fax) no later than September6, dF Oct 18-29 8 am - 4pm 1999 , Please submityour resume to: • ATTENTION HOMESCHOOL- Attention: Mr. Don Simpson Nov 15-26 MaintenanceSuperintendent ER: Need help planning your StartingSept 7, eveningcourse in Kitwanga Slocan Group- PlateauDivision ...... curriculum? For information or RR#2 advice K-12 call Janet at Rain- TRAFFIC CONTROL $200 Vanderhoof,ec bow Educational Services 1- F" & Sat Sept 10 & 11 includesguide VOJ 3A0 250-282-3649 or email ifo Fax(250) 567-3911 4716 Keith Ave., Terrace B.C. V8G 41(1 @homeschool.bc,ca Fax 250- TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS 926-0085 $100 or Fax 250-635-3491 WHMIS Wrinch Memorial Hospital AnyUmeon cornputer. ~0 is seeking Sept29 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Re !stered Nurses Finance Managers for driller with valid ticket, cat, FALLING & BUCKING TRAINING Casual Employment excavator and grade operators. Enrollnow for courseto be bookedin Septer~ber There is an immediate opening for Finance Must be experienced in road Multi-Discipline Unit building minimum 2 years ex- Opportunities for temporary full time work Managers with BLG - Business Loan Group perience. Please reply to Develop your maternily and emergency nursing skills. Inc. A financial consulting firm that specializes Box#21 C/o The Terrace Stan- Generous funding available for educational courses. in assisting small business in meeting their dard 3210 Clinton Ave Terrace financial objectives. .. BC VSG 5R2 Please submit resume and letter of application to ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Judilh R. Wass We are seeking highly motivated, results for driller with valid ticket, D8K Assistant Administrator oriented individuals to service Terrace& area. Excavator and grader opera- Bag 999 tors. Must be experienced in The candidates will have experience or road building. Please reply to Hazeltan, B.C. V'0J 1YO knowledge of the heavy equipment market and box #21, c/o The Terrace Stan- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - TERRACE understand the retail-dealership sales dard, 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, Enquiries may be made to environment and personnel. BC, V8G 5R2. Judith Wass at 1-250-842-5211 ~,~ The candidates will have experience in AIRLINES NOW HIRING Entry COURSE DATEq'IME commercial lending, or experience in a credit level positions available. Call for Fundamentalsof Accounting I -Acct 150 Sept. 9 - 0ec. 18/99 application guide. 604-878- field with working knowledge of conditional- 7881. This introductorycourse in financialaccount- Thur.7' - 10 p.rn. ing reviey~sthe accounting cycle and the sale contracts, lease-contracts, and chattel BABYSI'n'ER NEEDED for preparatienoffinamial statements; mortgages. Experience with death and working single parent with school aged child, Must be fiex- disability insurance benefits would be an asset. ibe and have a car. Please re- Fundamentalsof kccounting II - Acct 151 Sept.13 - Dec. "13/99 You also possess strong verbal and written ply to file #31 C/o Terrace Stan- This course providesa more m-depthanal v- Men.7 - 10 p.n~. presentation skills, and enjoy sales. Preference dard 321D Clinton Street, Ter- sis of topics covered in ACOT6150. ~erequ- will be given to licensed real estate brokers. race, B.C., VSg 5R2. Closing isite:ACCT150) Major Distributor of The Vancouver Sun, Province date for resumes and referals, and National Post ,.'nvites tenders for bulk store In addition to a full health benefits plan, the Human Resource Management - Sept.8-Oec.15/99 September 3rd. deliveries and single deliveries to offices and homes remuneration for these positions include a BABYSITTER WANTED for 1 MGMT225 Wed.6 -g p.m. in the Terrace area. guarantee, that works into a strong commission five year hid boy. Horseshoe or The intent of this course is to provide an Parkside area. Must have refer- werview of humanresource management in • 28 Dealers structure. Please submit your resume in strict ences. Call evenings 250-638- an organizational settin9. (Prerequisite: • Time required approximately 2% hours per confidence to: Box 32 c/o The Morning Star, 2041 MGMTor previousbusiness experience) morning 4407 - 25th Ave., Vernon, BC VIT IP5 CLEANING SERVICE has part • Approximate arrival time is 8:00 am Monday to time opening. Must be available InternatlmalBusiness- INTBtO0 Sept. 8 - 0d. 29/99 Friday on Air BC and 9:30 am on Saturday and some days and evenings 250- This course is designedto pr0'~destudents V~ed.& FrL Sunday on Canadian Regional 15-7362 with a mixture of theoretical and practical 1:30 -4:30 pJ~. • Recommended vehicle is a small pickup or SUV EARN $200, $300, $500 or Imowledgerelating to Internationalbusiness more per week, assembling andtrade, This business opportunity is for a 7 day week opera- product in the comfort of your Note: These coursesare tran#erable to a host o~ unhers~, colL..c~, a"t/ tion. Prices should be net including all costs an a own home, send a SASE to pro~ess kx~a l ass~ iations. monthly basis. The lowest bid may not necessarily OPH, 6-2400 Dundas St. West be chosen. Suite 541. Ref 683, Mississau- SPACES STILL AVAILABLE qa, Ont L5K 2R8. IN VARIOUS Please fax your bid including type of vehicle FULL TIME Barber needed. 2ND YEAR BUSINESS and short personal resume to (250) 652 - Clear Cuts Barber Shop in Ter- 2546 ...... " ...... , '~ *'~*~-'- race. 638-6362. ADMINISTRATION COURSES! FULL TIME hair stylist required for high end salon in Vander- REGISTER NOW! hoof. Minimum 2 years experi- ence required. Call (250) 567- TERRACE AND AREA You didn't slog thraugh five years of university to beaome an 2060 or mail resume: Phase II, HEALTH COUNCIL anonymouB =plll.countnr". Box 2011, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J Join the team at Save-On-Foodsand Ove~walteaFoods, divisions 3AO." of OverwalteaFood Group, ~here you'll get: * a healthy done of GROWING LOGGING and road !.! i! ! ii':ii:S40 H ELPI:/i' : .~i": MILLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - Acute Care respect * excellent compennation •generous benefits including a building contractor in Port Mc- ': WANTED :-: : TERRACE'VIEW LODGE - Extended Care pennlon plan * opportunitiesto progreso,based on our "promote Neill requires a payroll adminis- from within"policy. trator with union payroll experi- PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: OSBORNE HOME - Community Residential ence. We are seeking a moti- PARTTIME BABYSII-rER Care Facility Overwaltea Fnod Group In a leaderin its approachto customer- w/first aid. In my home. 250- Vanderhoof specialty Wood friendly, affordablepharmacy services.Wn currentlyhave vated, energetic, well organized Products is looking for a sell and detail oriented person.Addi- 635-7470 stadin~ Sept. 8 positions In the tower Mainland, Abbotnford, Campbell Rlver~ motivated individual with super- We require casual employees in the following OhlUiwaoh, 0mKop~ lDannan,WllJlanm Lake and Victoria, an tional responsibilities will in- LICENSED MECHANIC want- vising experience. Experience clude benefit administration, well so In Fort ~r©Murrlqr,Oalgary led Lethbr[dgo, Alberta, ed. Experience in marine or with finger jolnters, planer, and areas'. for licensed Pharmzolats who have upwards of one year's production reporting and gener- heaw duty mechanics would be moulders also an asset, re- al front office duties. Accpac, experience as well as sxoeUentnozrmunlostJon nk~s, New an asset but not mandatory. spond by Fax to : (250) 567- • Registered Nurses with experience in graduates are also welcometo apply, Word and Excell or Lotus ex- Wages and benefits negotiative, 3909 perience preferred. Send Re- Intensive Care, Emergency, Pediatrics, Please reply to Box 523, North- PUBUSHER/ADVERTISING Oendder a oueer with Ove~altea Food Group, where you'll sume slong with salary expecta- really count. 6esdyou: z~nm~ to: 01d Quon, ]880. Pham, ern Sentinel Press 626, Enter- manager required. Nakusp Ar. Medical/Surgical, Maternity, Psychiatry tions to : Accountant, P.O. Box prise Ave, Kitlamt BC V8C 2E4 row Lakes News, 2,000 paid cir- and Extended Care O'vemaltsa FoodOz~p, ~0 Box 7200, Vlmnolzver,BO V08 4~; 609, Port McNeill, VON 2R0 fax= 604,8811,78061 e.mal1=old ~on@nwfg,eom. LARGE CORPORATION look- culation weekly newspaper in • Licensed Practical Nurses in Acute care IDEAL CANDIDATES will ing for 3 experienced telemar- B.C.'s West Kootenay region. Inpatient Unit and Extended Care' Unit We ~h~nk all spplloan~s; hov~eve~', onlX ~hoae shor~Ns~ed will be possess strong interpersonal keters. Call 250-635-3066. Fax resume & cover letter at- contacted. • Charge Nurses for Medical/Surgical, and communication skills, as SURE SPAR LOGGINGExperi- tention Don Kendall, 250-542. well as the ability to perform enced Cable loggers, engineer, 1510. Ph: 250-545-3322. Pediatrics, Maternal/Child quickly under pressure. Other hooked tender, rigging slinger, REQUIRED PERMAMENT live • Mental Health Care Workers - must pos- Overwantea Food Group prerequisites include being chaser,for work in the interior in care giver for elderly man, sess Mental Health Care certificate conscientious and able to work 250-562-8100 two days per week. Must be flu- without supervision. THE BEAR Country hm is now ent in English, non-smoker, Applications are now being accepting applications for lhe have first aid ticket, bondable. Please send resume to accepted for our Terrace position of line cook. Applica- Send resume with references to Human Resources location for full and pert-time File #t 6, c/o Terrace Standard, tions are available at the front Terrace & Area Health Council Service Rerprasentatives, desk, or apply in person with re- 3210 Clinton St. Terrace BC, SALES REFRESENTATIVE whose responsibilities include sume to Bear Country Inn, 4702 V8G 5R2. 4720 Haughland Avenue, Full.time the washing, cleaning and Lakelse Ave, Terrace. ROOM AND board available. Terrace, BC., WIG 2W7 rental' of cars and trucks. Babysitter available evenings & Phone (250) 638-4026 or fax (250) 637-7639 Duties: Applicants must be able to work wekends 250.635-7054 • Respomblefor sotidlingbu~nm advertising, ensuring lhal quolos orn metand evenings and weekends as moinle~aceof turrenldiontde; required. Qualified candidates .*Responsiblefor salesto solidi, corporate,government and lacol accounts; are requested to forward their Thornhill Motors Ltd. Reporlsfor workin budnmoattire in acdnrto pns~velyrepresen! CFNR; resume in strict confidence by hepareconlrads cad broadmt cndees as negotiald with diesis and liaisas with mail or fax to: Sealand Ventures has an immediate opening for" a II Cr~e/l"raffkOerk in o~rthat theadve~siq9 is Faded; Ltd. d.b.a Budget Car and Truck operations berequired fl~ tl.nleto llm, Io organizeoud/nr mdst with ~oedel avenls; Rentals 4278 Hanger Road Is requirndto levelwithin (]:eR territory m neededin orderto producerequire Prince George, BC. V2N 4M6 sol=; Fax(250) 963-5617 rtleigh Maybe requiredham time le limeto developcopywriling coaceph and promo- @pgonline.com Attn: Randy buyer tionalcampaign, m wellas, wdfes and/or voices copy m required; Lel~lh "No Phone Calls Please" Mainleinsregular oral and ~tfen tommunitalionto CNFR~nagement nn sales IMPORT PARTS person re- a'lalHevel buyer who con anticipate Fogr~, indudisgmonthly rq~xls sum mdzieg sales, new developmonls,work "[he successful candidate must beable to deal In F~rm and/~genorul co(nmen~ or ~erv¢i~; quired: Inventory management effectively'wi~ the public, hays a positive otti~de, and minimum needs G deliver the goods skills/ADP experience manda- Maintainspodlive working rd~on~ip5 with etherstaff and co-nperafeswith tory, Excellent people skills a grade 12 education. Previousauto salesan asset. Houston, BC thorn whn ore ossignndIo providesuppoding servkns fo the A&orlising must. Full-time Reply:Eox#33 Apply in person or send resume to: Dep~dme~ C/o Morning Star, 4407-25th Northwood Inc is a progressiveInfegroied forestproducts * Otherreded &ties m e~JgneJ. Ave, Vernon, BC V1T 1P5 Brent DeJong company committed to envlronmentaily-responslble practices.Thls posltlon Is In our updated mlllIn Houston. Mbkmm O=zl]fkofloe~ INTERNATIONALLY RE- 3026 Highway 16, Terrace, B.C. ! Grnde12 withPod Se(o~lory Training in Merkelingand/or Advertising or mini- NOWNED research and devel- Thls operatlon presentsa brightspot on BC's economlc map | mumo| 5 yeasre~zfed work experlense. opment company seeks com- with posltlveprofit marglns, a stabletiml~.r supply and sound long-term vlabllily, Expetiencein A~N~lisingSelm (Rodio Srondcmling); petent, resourceful, leaders for Strongorgonizotimol skills; e~ll'dy 1o ~t ultkol deedlirm;ability to workco- expansion to northern interior. Reportlng to lhe Plant Manager, you willbe prlmarlly .opm.alh.dyns a leonsmmbe~ ebSty to ~ independendynnd oltodholTand Fax resume to 250-698-7334. responsible for'.• orderlngall partsand nuppllesfor the Iheoh'liP/to motivate and ina~eore othm, JOURNEYMAN MECHANIC Houston BuslnessUnit • costlng elemenln for vorlous prolects Iio1(Iovalid (lass 5 DdvmLkence =nd mudIn o(r~ fo a vehicle. required by growing northern • analyzing quotes and seleatlngsuppllern, tracklngl Ford dealer. Ford diesel and monltorlng Inventory.Woridng closelywlfh mill malntenance Rgte Of Pe]p regarding plannlng, as well as supervlslnglschedullng • B~salury+cor~is~ transmission experience pre- attendants for Storesand FirstAid willalso be elements ferred. Excellent remuneration to join the team in a busy progressive, of your role. package, Mail or fax resume Hours of Work with references to 405 Enter- friendly salon for part time or full time work: You bring to the role'.• at least2 years'related experlence • 35 houm/woak(beh~aee 8:00 am • 5:00 pro) Monday throughFriday prise A~e, Kfllmat BC, V8C • formal tralnlngIn business admlnlslrallon• a 2 - 4 year Weeke~evoulng,e&may ~ ~ir~ 2E3. Fax 250-632-4866, Attn: a Licenced, Experienced work-hlsforyIn production,englneerlng, maintenance or Ed Schdek. Relmatqto: Stylist • he~vn ac~smt LOOKING FOR expedence grill and or short order cooks with If. you are outgoing, friendly, and a team THIS JOBPOSTING WILL REMAIIi OPEN UNTIL: minimum 2yrs. experience. Ap- player, apply with resume to: FRIDAY@ 4.'00PM AUGUST27,1999 ply within at Mr, Mikes Grill ~a 4736 Lakelse Ave across form JWlkatiommay 1~ fm~rkho: Skeona Mall • images by Karlene Nordmu mflve |roesdmstieg • PART TIME babysitter w/first At~u L Mater, ExmtJvnAsdetmt aid In my home. 635-7470, 4652 Lazelle Avenue 4562(5) Qum~ay Dr, YemmB.C, V8G 3X6 Pin 250-6384137 / fax 250-6384027 ' Starting Sept. 8. 635-7470, 635 -4997 III I I I II I I I The Terrace Standard,Wednesday, August 25, 1999- B9 "608 BASEMENT; : : :SUITE" "" I 3 BDRM house in horseshoe, WARM CARING college stud- OME BEDROOM apartment on 1 BDR basement suite. Close OFFICE SPACE SIO/LINE MOTEL. Special rate. Iqo yard, fruit trees, 635-5368. ent to care for 2 small children site management, no pets, ref's to downtown, schools & hospi- Psychologistwith well- $39 + tax. One person. Add $3 3 BDRM rancher, 1196 sq ft, in my home 6 nights per month required. Call 635-7429. tal. All utilities incl. N/S, N/D. establisheddownt0wn 4-0like per person. Add $3 for extra hardwood floors, fireplace, ng $40/shifl 12hr shift. First aid as- OME BEDROOM furnished apt Preferred na pets. Ref reqd. bed. Excluding long weekend heat, carport, detached heated set, Willingness to do Criminal complexseeks individual in in Thornhill $380/mo plus DD of 635-7470. compatiblebusiness te share and special event. Free room workshop/garage. Fenced yard, Record Check. Call for meeting. excellent horseshoe location. Andrea 250-635-2495 $190. Utilities not incl. No pets. BRIGHT 2 bedroom basement efficespace. 1 officeavailable coffee, local phone, movies in- 635-6851, suite newly renovated heat is immediately. door swimming pool. Hot tub, $122,900. Call 635-1851. "GET PAID to go shoppingl" inc. $500. per month 250-635- sauna, coin laundry & queen 3 BDRM up, 2 bdrm down, 1 Are you a shopper who's atten- OHE BEDROOM furnished su- S300/m0 all inclusive ite on Keefer. Suitable for a sin- 2121. bed. 250.374-8944, Fax: 250- 1/2 baths, Ige two car attached tive to details, Join our nation- (250) 615-6863 374-6950. 1763 E. Trans-Cana- gle person. Utilities included in FOR RENT available immediate REDUCED garage, room for shop, 2 drive- wide team of shopper. Occa- do, Kamlaops, BC. Bring this ad ways. Asking $152,500. Call sional work in Terrace, Stewart rent of $475/month. No pets. funished beret, suite. $350 par Phone 250-635-2806 when checking. Expires Sept. 4914 Graham Avenue 635-5757. and surrounding areas, must be month 250-638-1523 Evenings 3O/99. over 21 yrs. and have car. QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt 250-635-1288 Days for details, 4 BDRM home close to schools Competitive rates 1-888-215- closetotown, Laundryfacilitles. LARGE, BRIGHT and clean 2 :676 WANTED TO in Thornhltl. Includes: NG 5147' EXT.405 Reasonable rent. Ref reqd. bdrm bsmt suite on quiet street. 635-5854 heat]hotwater, oak cupboards, 615-7666 or635-5653. New flooring, separate entrance EXECUTIVE CONDO in quiel RENT central vacuum, 2 full baths, $600/mo utilities included, cul de sac with 180 degree pan- double garage, large lot. STUDIO SUITES right down MATURE RESPONSIBLE, n/s, $137,900. Call 635-9530. Eveninqs,638-0369. oramic view. 2 bedrooms with Ik " ...... town. Heat included, suitable for natural resources student seeks working single or working cou- THREE BEDROOM bright studio, 1.5 baths, 2 skylights, 5 BABINE LAKE- Immaculate 3 appliances, all window cover- Lakelse cabin or partly fur- br, well built cottage on 38 ple. Secured buflding with laun- basement suite near school & nished house/apt from Sept 7- dry room, Please call 250-635- downtown, f/s, n/p, n/s, w/d ings, garage with automatic acre. Post and beam construc- MORE time with business and Dec 19. Excellent references, tion with open floor plan and family. Let us handle the 7585 References + DD required. door opener, 3 decks, hot tub, All yard maintenance and snow will also house sit. Call Harvie loft. Offers maintenance free vi- drudgery. Call "Albrite Home TWO BEDROOM apartment for $550/mo. Avail immed, 638- in PG. 250-962-2756. and Office Cleaning" 250-635- rent. Near new, quiet, on site 1584. removal included. No pets. Call nyl siding, veranda, and storage 7362 manager, Five appliances, gas 635-4840. MATURE, EMPLOYED, non- shed/workshop/grnhouse. Can TWO BDRM bsmt suite, quiet, smoker no children, looking for be lived in year round. Furniture CERTIFIED HOME Care Work- fireplace, mini storage. No pets. non-smoker, f/s, close to FOR RENT 2 bdrm house, : I REDUCED TO SELL! References required. large lot, f/s. Avail Sept 1. small house in quiet heighbour- and equipment negotiable er. 8 yrs. experience. Looking to schools & hospital. Call 635- , hood. Please leave message at separately. $139,600. Rduced do housecleaning, personal $750/month, Call 635-4954, 3832. $650/mo. Ref reqd. No pets. Call 250-635-9415. 250-638-0010 J s154,900 to $135,500 (250)847-8358. care. References avail. Phone TWO BEDROOM basement su- FOR RENT in downtown Ter- 1 i/4 Bdr., 2 1/2 bath. NEWLY RENOVATED, 3 bdrm 635-7834 ask for Sharon. ite available Sept. 1st. Nice and PARK/VLANOR APTS race, 2 bdrm house with w/d, f/s ''-" 705' ~Close to schools and home with 2 bdrm basement EXPERIENCED CARPENTER- briqht. Call 250-635-3616 2 bedroom apt., incl. Avail Aug 30. Call 632- ACREAGES/LOTS- downtown. suite, across from schools in Richard Thornton Con- 5873. Thornhill. Large yard and work- struction.Available for renova- $600 ruth, includes heat. 612 CABINS/:; ~'Nicely landscaped, shop $134,900. Call 250-635- tions, repairs or new construc- LARGE 3 bdrm duplex. Private APPROX 15 acres with fron- Close to swimming pool & COTTAGES :: tage on Highway 16 and river fenced yard, 9530. tion, 25 years experience.Call back deck. Upper Thornhill. ~On bus route :lichard 638-8526. downtown. $750/mo plus utilities. Avail frontage on Skeena & Zimacord NOW SELLING Riveira Villas No pets. 1 BDRM fully furnished cabin. Sept 1. 635-9157. Rivers. Cwner financing avail- 2410 Kalum Street an adult community featuring el- EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. $395/mo. Avail Sept 1. 250- able 250-635-5061 egant single detached homes Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810. References required. ONE BEDRROM for rent. For a 638-1995 • 635-2319. single gentleman. With kitchen TEN ACRE lots north of Tar- ,..- in beautiful Enderby B.C. start- Housing, fence, office remodel- Ph. 635-3475 1 BDRM fully furnished cabins race. Park setting, rural. ing at $129,900 call 250-838- ing. Independant distributor of facilities. Call 250-635-5893 available. All utilities included. $48,500. Leave message at 7867 or 1-877-546-3088 toll- Sun-Free vinyl products. No pets. References required. SMALL ONE and a half bed- 798-2472. ~Sherry Anderson ~" free 201 Kildonan Avenue En- HOME IMPROVEMENTS. EX- $575/mo. 635-2362. room house, completely reno- derby vated, in the horseshoe. Notary Public PERIENCED CARPENTER will Summit Square Real Estate, PANOBODE LOG house 3 do work in all aspects of con- Apartments 616 C OMM,ERCIAL $600/mo. 638-1880. Convoyanclng bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, struction; concrete, framing, sid- TWO BEDROOM house situat- Wills, living room and utility or four ing, building maintenance, etc.. 1 & 2 Bedroom FOR RENT in professional ed on a very large lot. Quiet Mobile Homo bedroom erected on your foun- Workmanship guaranteed. 638- FIFTEEN UNIT apt. bldg, in Transfers, Units bldg. Two suites: 1105 sq ft, neighborhood. $700/mo. Phone Dodarotlon$, dation $45,000 ph. 250-635- 8210. 800 sq ft. 4623 Lakelse Ave. 635-7602. Masset, no down payment, as- Mort'dOge 1428 or 250-627-6822 MATURE LADY able to house • Quiet & Clean Call Dr. Zucchiatti 635-2552. sume mortgage only. Phone Documentation, • No Pets UPPER HOUSE, 2 1/2 bed- 604-214-2957. Notarizations REDUCED, RELOCATING: ten sit, Will look after plants & pets. LEASING SPACE in growing moms, no smoking, close to Member • Ample Parking RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT acre hobby farm, Panabode Please call 635-3301. economic city in the heart of the town, nice garden. Avail Sept. 4921 Gair Avenue • Laundry Facilities for sale. Table hot food (pat house for sale, 4 bedrooms, 2 PAINTER 15 years experience. Rockies conveniently located 1. Phone 638-7608. Terrace, B.C., V8G 2K1 1/2 baths, large family room, • Close to Schools & lights & wood grain finish). Gas interior/exterior. Low Rates for downtown Cranbrook, in a cen- Tel: (250) 635-5988 ., vaulted ceilings, natural gas seniors. Free Estimates. We do Hospital tral mall 300sq feet to 80Osq broiler char. Deep fry table. Wok (CRSI 30) Call 635-3735. Fax: (250) 635-5926 and wood heat, corral, barn and It ri.qht oncel Call 635-3783. • On Bus Route feet 250-426-6811 2 sheds. Also 14x60 sundeck PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. • Security Entrance and 8 minutes form town on TRUCK and 28' trailer en- • On site Building Manager 628 i:oR s LE•0R ~i~i i~!~i~i~i~i~ii!; :: .:~ ':::~::~i~::::~:~ Dover Road. Asking $235,000. 4 BEDROOM, upperpart of closed, will protect your goods • Basketball, Volleyball & • RENT ::; :'; 635-7683. across town or across country. Racquetball Courts house. 2 bdrm bsmt suite, $900 per monlh including utilities. RENOVATED 3 bdrm non- Will assist, or load for you. Rea- 2 BDRM apt newly renovated, Close to schools. 638-7290. 3 BDRM, 2 1/2 bath home with basement home in Thornhill. sonable rates. Call 635-2f26. Ask for Monica Warner f/s, sliding glass door to sun- Perfect for retirement or young very clean, basketball & raquet TWO BEDROOM townhouse Now in two locations. Terrace at deck, separate laundry room, family. Oak cupboards, ng fire- Call: 635-4478 ball courts. No pets. References on Haugland & Pear. Also a two 635-2126 or 638-6969 (cell) or required. Rent $500/mo. Also, large family room and attached place/hotwater/heat, large lot Williams Lake 398-9041. bedroom unit in tourplex on garage. Underground wiring, Reduced $102,000. Call 635- sale or rental purchase avail. Soucie. Both with f/s, wash- SNOW REMOVAL Book now NG heat. Nicely landscaped Iol JACKPINE FLATS 9530. 635-0662 or 615-6762. or/dryer hookup. No pets. 635- for all your snow removal needs in quiet cul-de-sac with attrac- 4659 LAZELLE. GREAT loc- 5213. BEAUTY "UNIQUEI" ESTABLISHED for your home, apartments or tive ornamental and fruit trees. 2 yearnew, Lussier Log Home ation for home-based business. Includes a lovely 1 bdrm rental world class B&B/Art Gallery or business. Reasonable rates, Character home 0/2 duplex) locatedon nicelytreed & private private home. 370' of Prime free estimates. 250-635-1776 suite with private entrance, f/s, acreage.Custom oak cabinets, _APART.mTS III with fresh decor. Large living w/d. $1B9,000. To view call Lakefront w/ultimate view of room with fireplace. Large kitch- LazySusan, breakfast nook, BI mountain/glacier/valley pano- Taking Applications Ill; 633-0436, dishwasher,vaulted ceilings, BI • Now l~ en plus dining area. 2 1/2 bookcase,staircase with custom rama. Very prtv, priv beach, ca- bdrms. NG. Lease available. 2 BDRM home in quiet park. ATTRACTIVE 6 1/2 yr old side bin, waterplane dock, 3,350 sq by side duplex, well maintained, log rail,large heated workshop, " .for 1 &2 Ill' NS. $700/mo. 635-2697. W/d, f/s, some furnishings in- satellitedish & more ft tastefully decorated, fully cluded $19,500 or $500/mo in- 3 bdrm one side, 2 large bed- equipped throughout. World _ r°°msui'e' III rooms other side. F/s and stor- Dnveby ,Clean, quiCrenovatedsu'ltes Ill 636 HOUSES F0R cludinq Dad rental. 635-2013. class fishing, skiing, golfing, 1 AND 2 bdr opts avail immed. age both sides, dishwasher and 315 LODGEPOLE On site management. 635-1846 ..,,~pl~ ~=ting ..... 111 " ' RENT ;: ;. 2 BDRM trailer, fully furnished. hunting, 4 km to town airport, ' , ; :: : : ~ ! All utilities included.,~No ~pe~L~ carport 1 side. Situated on. 1.~. , , then phone on highway• 16= Serious inqui- or 635-5136 or 635-6428.. . ai:res in Thornhill. Ample park;, 1 BDRM apt. Well situated unit, III Non-smoking. $595/mo., 635 -': 635-5487 ries only. $375,000. Ph 250- 1 AND 2 bdrm suites on 2362. ing; nice yards. Good income; 847-2858. private balcony, fireplace, dish- , on huoro=e II1: Queensway with view. Clean. potential for fudher develop- washer, f/s. Sorry no pets or , S_ r e,tr c "111' $500 & $525/mo. Call 635-2837 2 BEDROOM trailer, in quiet mont. $215,000. To view call smokers. $545/mo + DD. Apt. • Onsffe manag~ent ,. III or 635-7844. neighbourhood. $500 per month 633.0436. to view 615-9116. includes utilities. Damage de- . ": III 2 BDRM 6 plex. Hardwood LARGE OLDER home in North 1 BDRM suite, ground floor, . R='ere,:esr~ui==l Ill', floors throughout. $450/mo. No posit $200,00 References re- Quired 250-635-3492 Usk, New foundations, upstairs, w/d, f/s, fireplace, storage shed, To view call . III pets. Thornhill. Avail immed. mat, drilled well, septic and ma- all utilities incl. Avail immed. F/S. DD $225. 635-1322. 3 BDR trailers. $600. 2 bdr trail- sonary chimneys, wood heat. N/S. 635-3756. ers $450-$550, Small trailer. Large lot with fruit trees, ber- 2 BDRM house f/s, w/d. Family $400, 635-43f 5. 1, 2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On neighborhood, fenced yard. ries,and workshop. Needs fin- site management. Ref reqd. Non-smokers $720. 2 bdrm 3- CLEAN 2 bdrm mobile home in ishing. Suit carpenter. $65,000. 635-6428, 635-2424 or 615- plex unit f/s, w/d, immaculate. Pine Park, 4 appl. New wind- 6.':13-8526, 0345. 2-1 bdrm units. Immaculate. 5 ows, fenced yard, $575/mo. NEW REMO Bed & Breakfast 2 BDRM apt, quiet end unit, appliances, shed, ng fireplace. Call 635-2126. Three year old fully finished 638-8753. CLEAN TWO bedroom trailer, home on acreage. Consider nice mountain view. Asking ...... : ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f/s, large back yard. $500/mo. trades for smaller home $585/mo + DD. Sorry no 2 BDRM house with garage, F/s f i :: : : ~:.~: ~:i~,,, ...... i : ::! : ~~ ...... ~:~:~::~:::~::: :+ ":~i~!!Ti!i!~ili~i smokers or pets. To view call incl. 4700 block McConnell Avail now, References and se- $499,900 250-635-5061 615-9116. $550/mo. Avail immed. 635- curity deposit required, New PROPERTY NASS Valley. 58 Remo. 635-6904. 2 BDRM apt. Avail Sept 1. 9590. acres, 2 homes, outbuildings, $575/m0 + DD. 635-6824, 2 BDRM townhouse & 2 bdrm DOUBLE WIDE trailer on large good water and power. Contact duplex suite. Townhouse: f/s lot in Copperside Estates. Avail Si Davis 3667 Krumm Ave., 2 BDRM duplex in Thornhill Would you like a Terrace BC, V8G 4Y2. 638- near schools. F/s incl, Has landlord who treats you as a Duplex: f/s, w/d. No pets. Ref Oct 1. Ref reqd. No dogs. Read. 635-3796. $600/mo. 638-8639. 7B99. hookups for washer and dryer. valued customer? If so, try uel NG heat. $575. 638-1702, Available immediately. 2000 SQFT home, 4 bedroom, FOR RENT 2 bdrm. trailer. IZ' 2 BDRM, 2 bath condo, f/s, dw, Beautiful 3-Bedroom Suite 2 bathroom, large sunroom, on $500/mo. Avail Sept 1. 1215 Sq. FI~, 3 bdrm, 1 !/2 balhs. Opensplit leveldesign with voulledceilings & 10 acres, with 220 wired shop ,.. ~~:; fireplace, balcony, security en- and 2-bedroom Suite in FOR RENT. Like new 3 bdrm island kitchen.Quolily finish throughout. trance, covered parking. No $975/month. references re- modular home , in manufac- 4-plex. Bright & Clean. quired. Call 250-635-2124 $164,900 lind GST) J pets. No smoking. $650/mo, Dishwasher,Washer/Dryer, tured Home Park close to :.: lf~;:~tt!t"~! downtown. $700 me. Will con- $325/security deposit. Avail Beautiful fenced yard wilh 3 BDRM house, Ige yard, f/s, sider rental purchase reply with Sept. 1 635-4640 after 4 p.m. gardens. Close to schools. w/d, pets welcome. $800/mo. 635-9168. a ref to file#32, C/o Terrace 3 BDRM apt. F/s, w/d, dw, $650 and $525/moelh Standard, 3210 Clinton St, Ter- Completely Renovated clean and new carpet. No pets. 3 BEDROOM house has cov- race BC V8G 5R2 3 Bedroom Home Close to town. Security deposit. Call 635-4261 ered garage and private yard. TWO BEDROOM trailer for rent Bright, spacious kitchen $360/mo. Rent $725/mo. 635- 20 minutes from town location. w~light oak cabinets. 5954. TWO BEDROOM duplex, f/s, Not suitable for small children, Sunnyhill Trailer Court. Avail- $400/mo. Security deposit, ref- able immediately. Washer, dry- Garage, southside. 3 BEDROOM townhouse. No $500, per month plus damage erences required, Avail now. deposit, 250-635-4202 Refer- er, no pets. Damage deposit .$110,000 pets, Half of damage deposit New Remo 635-6904. and referenced. 250-635-7519 $325. $650/mon Call 250-635- enced required. TWO BEDROOM in quiet loca- 638-7274 2479 3 BEDROOM house, 5 ap- tion 5 minutes from downtown. pliances, natural gas, two car 3 Bedroom Townhouse. No Pets welcome. $400 month. pets. half of damage deposit garage, security system, fenced ,< 250-635-9102 yard, in new subdivision, $350. $700/mon Call 250-635- UNIQUE BACHELOR "A"- 2479 $1,000/month, references re- frame house with loft bedroom. quired. Phone: 250-635-9080 4 BDRM upper duplex in Ter- Non-smoking, $450/mo. Avail ROOM & Board for senior. race, NG heat & hot water in- Sept 1. Call 638-8656. 3 BEDROOM main floor of Shared laundry & rec room with I :lll ou,i,,i Lot, cluded. DD & ref reqd. Phone home. Newly renovated in ex- fireplace. Separate entrance 3,ooo 798-9554: 1 Bedroom Condo cellent condition. No smoking $850/mo. Extra care available and no pets. Coming available 4665 PARK AVE (close to Close to town, fireplace, 638-0334. Jl Excellent Family Home JJ OPEN HOUSE 5017 AGAR AVE. medical centre) 3 bdrm, main on Sept,1. 5035 Medeek. DD dishwaeher, securit~ reqd. Please contact 635-8885 J Offering Privacy Plus Cily II floor of house, 4 appliances, or 624-6275. I & Mountain Views. I AUGUST 28 - 11- 4:00 P.M. NG, $600/mo. 636-2697. system & covered j 3 levelstohallinq 3840 sq. ft., 6 II BRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE, newer parking. 3BDRM HOUSE. Recently ren- I Ix~lr~on~s,4 f~ll baths,wood II ovated with lots of extras. I sievein basement,gas fir@lace II. %== 635-3873 ,I 1 bdrm, suite available to non- AvailableSept 1 on mainfloor, solariurnwith i smokers Sept.15th. Pleasant lo- 635-3042 Please call (250) 635 2483 soulhernexposure & spa. 3 car cation, private entrance, 5 BDRM house located in the 2 BEDROOM suite, 2 blocks gara~lewhich occornm~''ales 26' 3 Bedroom Condo horseshoe. $800/mo. 4 bdrm from downtown. Prefer non- RV and also has an office fridge,stove, washer, dryer. Gas with/balhroom,tot sizeis heat, hot water, cable provided. Centrally located, house on 1/2 acre $550/mo, smoker, no party animal. 165'x540'.View frontageis 175' Single $600 me. Double $650. Both natural gas. Prefer work- $250/month all included. 250. fenced ;yard For an appolnhnent to view 250-638-0436 inq couple. 635-2159, 638-2016 call ¢~er 5:00 p.m., Available Sept 1 CLEAN, QUIET, 2 bdrm slde by THREE BDRM duplex. Upper 3(} YR. old Female looking for 635-3042 635-3736 or 638-281 side duplex in Thornhill. Very Thornhill. Clean, modern, n/g N/S roommate. Phone 250-635- and leave message. small pet ok. Gas furnace, utili- heat, f/s, fenced yard, $800/mth 9505 ties included, $600/m0, 250- plus utilities and D/D. N/S only. 635-4200. For applications call 250-635- FOR RENT 2 bedroom duplex 4368 f/s, w/d, Avail immed. Phone I 635-3555 after 6pm. FOR RENT 3 bedroom suite all ,,, ,.oo. ss VE VE.T0.ES utilities incl. Close to town. No LAKELSE LAKE PROPERTY pets. Avail Sept 1. 635-2921. IIIII Phone: 635.7459 Only 15 minutes from Terrace. FOR RENT two bedroom apt. Includesguest coffage. I 15 ft. lake franloge, 1300 feet lang. 2 floors Quiet and clean. Avail immed. FOR LEASE approximately2800 sq ft. NG heat & waler (new). 2 balhs, 2 f re- Laundry facilities, f/s, ground 4818 itlghway 16 West ~eig Ave~le.Centrd locatio~ places. Sauna,game room & laundry room. Recentlycompletely level. No pets. Ref. reqd. 635- w~reh0usespace 880 sq.fl. 2 relail/olficespace remodeled. New melal roof. Rolsed out of flood wafer zone. Two car 1126 or 635-6991, $525/mo. ~reh0~ w/offke7,450 ~1. fl. 1,700and 900 ~1. fL . garage & workshop. 800 sq fl cottage. 44 fl lake frontage. (lean creek runs between properties. Will sell combined or separate. NEWER WELL maintained, re- 2709 Kalum Street 5002 Pohle Avenue Appraised at $480,000. cently painted 3 bdrm, Thornhill 5,2~0sq. ft. commerdolbmlding 2 a~joining~es View by_ appointment only. duplex avail to non smoker Sept ¢/w sforelr~d,wore~m & compound o~ice/wore~,e/OHdoor t. F/s, W/d hook-up, own stor- 798-2528 (|eave message} age, Referencea. $750/mo. 951.5 ~1. h, e~r.h 2315 First Avenue• fALl, US BOUT OTHERLOCATIONS 838-0436. I

2 BI0- The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, Au.qust 25, 1999 ~i g -~m'~m'="== mmmmmm=mmm mmum==m mmm=nmmm m • ~n.__ U~ NROYALLn:PAGE ROYAL LEPAGE ROYAL LEPAOE ROYAL LEPAGE ~'CE ~ CURRENT E/ mar.a~m,---,-,--,,,----,-- B~,ll~lml iI----,,,,,,----,,1 mF,~ Iii n ~ ENTERPRISES ~ '= ~. ' ~I: ,,,talk i mm=m=.ROYALLEPAGETerrace 9J'y-~,,=,,u...=.III;;'il F.~~ I C"=RTIFi"D .OME II...ECTION. ~ !~l ~ Ly da,.. II=-~z Iq Ullm• : ~... Bum, 63s.2404 ~ ...... ,~...... :~. m John Kostelnik,CPI ~ m~m ~;: ,.,e,=,.o,o r.-., ~ mom | CHRYSN,~Jeep_TJSp0rt n Ce,-tiri~lProperly Inspector )",*e~'r~n' !~! :~i~;~ '~,~,~o~-.~l~ I Ce.ifiea FPT, IP El~tricion ,.,,,.,, i i Bcyl,hardtop, only6000km I CertiFiedby ASI'I'BC Tel (250)635-2~30 j~j i ....OPEN ;~.:~:~:~i~;~:'.~:,: ~*~!i~HOUSE ~,:.... Sun,Au , 2~h n TERRACE,B.C. Fox (250)635"2649 ~ I ~~':, ,.;::'.ii:~i)::..'~.: ::. "!:~' T:i....:~::~ . l pm-3pm = ~= .:::il: .... | r~i (2~01 ~]5"7~6~ |~J i~ 2733 Cenlury 5! j~.j Auto,'08D0dgeStratu, Air, windows, locks, n Cell Crulse,'FIIt ~'~ 3 bedrooms, full ;~;

, 217,588 m " ~ " I1~-v ...... ~ '~. basementshop, 96 ChryslerTown & Country ! ~I ~ lovely yard I~ ! leather, quad seats. Dual air )~] ~~~~ i~ | & more m.==nm=m mmmm=mm mmmmmmm mmmmnm mmm-..,;, S31,995 Now $26,995 AL LEPAGEROYAL LEPAGEROYAl. LEPAGE ROYALLsPAGE ROYAL LEPAGE ALL PRICESREDUCED/ ~ mm.zm.=,=n .----m.-e..,,. mua.,es.---..mmm '97 PlymputhBreeze choosethe site for your dream home. Starting at Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Cassette $32,~OO MLS 215,588 John Evans. Sheila Love, Gordie Disc• IIp~r~A/U~ of Terrace '96 JeepGR Cherokee 4x4 "R Laredo 638-1400 6wh, Auto, Air, windows, locks & more 225,995

'95 DodgeNeon Free ~ Sheila Love 4 cyl, auto, a/o, CD player $7,995 Market ~ 635"3004 Evaluation RF~ of Terrace iumme '93 ChryslerC~l~Qrde 6 cyl A uto~J./L~,.cf(~ tilt, wind~~y'Ze,ooo Honda t. I~er stored $14,995 '93 JeepCherokee Country Civic 4dr, 4x4 REDUCED - IItORN]tFJGBT~I BENCH BEAUTY == Example: CIv c Special Ed t on Sedan ...... /-'--~ ~'J,% ,~,~,~,c,'~ 213,995 5 years old, 4 bdrm, 2 baths, Exceptionally maintained, 3 unfinished family room, bdrm, 3 baths, family room off i'l Legenda~ Honda value ~~ __o ~,~_~ '91 Jeep YJ California oak kitchen, alarm, kitchen, natural gas fireplace, !~is now even more ~ ~ :~: 6 cyl, Auto, hardtop custom window coverings. MLS and a large park like ,at. MLS ffk $10,995 Ov~cSE'~r~ ~=ury ~ I~1:" ~'~ alidconwrtlence. ModelElfStX(EXmoddshown,(~b ~,~mmj!Q1. '92 ChryslerDynasty Featuring:. KeylessEntry,CFC-FreeAirConditionlng.Power Door Locks ]~. $~__~1 V6 Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, U jlI-- --• StylishColour-Keyed. Door Handles . I~__." , ~...... , . :: Windows, Locks 210,995 NOW $8,995 COUNH~Y DF_~IGHT ROOMY RANCI~R mAccord ('~:~,(,[,] o &.-~ ~l=~,,,~ff,l.'~:~e] :| ~r;ll,r~.r.-ua.~=~q,mw[k~l mz~ ,z '88 Jeep4Dr Cherokee Cozy 3 bedroom, hardwood in Coppers,de Estates. 3 bdrm Example; Accord Sedan DX ~ ' ~ ~'-~%~,~.A~c,"~1 4x4, 6 cyl, auto, air floors, family size kitchen plus don, ensuite with sunken w/built-in appliances and eating tub, patio doors, situated on a :$5,495 nook, walk out basement into private 1/2 acre lot. MI,S Accord, oneof Ear ~ i~ y~j~o%~;.t.q~ k~~ ! ,3/4 acre yard. MLS '91 JeepYJ ~~ And Driver's 10 Best . ,~ ,,~ ~L" 'I~.~J .)J,~,~'~,':IL~.I .i/ for '99,outshines l"~J~"'--~:r ~ 5 speed ,.~ vehicles priced at up Mode, CGSf~X(DXmode.hown, I~'~* $7,995 to 559,000 U.S. For onlys3ze~i I_Xmodel Includes. I~ ~',~,~i]er~c,;T~,~l,W~~t [~ ImmaculateInside & Out ~ " PowerfulVTEC Engine • AntiCs CABS)• CFC-FreeAir l'~ • FORD : Good valueis seenin ths one owner home. Offers 3 bedrooms [uU e- Conditioning.Automatic Transmission = PowerVVindows &. HeatedMirrors I~., ment, nc ~ual gas firepla:e, '95 Ford 4Whdr Xcab drivew~, md is olkacli ,ely d- 4x4 i scaz~d. ~ ~h'allylocated to s ,Is CR-V ve, Auto, A/C, Tilt, Cruise and downtown.Well priced at $15,995 $10S,O00 MLS 5 Acre Farm ~,1 ~'=mm~B '95 Ford~.t~l~ab Excellentcondition throughout this 4 V8~(Q~tt bedroom home. Proper~ offers barns, green houses, ridm~ Hnq, ~'~,,995 and love'1acreage, Ihat me ~e suK- -'~1 the ~werto pursue ~~J~m" I~. dividable. Private selring. Just summer thrill, ~"~p/.~,,.~..,~ 'g5 Ford Aerostar reduced. Make an offer...... ey are Ext, AWD, Fully Loaded $142,900 MLS :':i'll .... ~HC Engine I~, ~ $17,995 N ow $15,995 Lakelse Lake- Private ~1 ~c~ab~.~Wh~et f~l~ I "~L~il~ I

r~meallQ De ~ 1~11311e~ ~ ~ '92 Ford F150 ~r mereo( ,~v.inn ~ame prme i ei, e 4x4, 5 speed IOlleJ(og~ rl~ 91(o Will ~1 ne ( xl~1~ $8,995 mem0~a0~ o ~or,~.0*~er is E~j andk '8g Ford 4WHDRXCab $169,900 MILS V8, 5speed, Air, Cruise/Tilt Perfect Starter Home 2 storey and in immaculatecondi- $7,995 Now $5,995 tion. Surrounded by Irees, a creek, and peace and quiet, privale set- ring. Locatedat Lar~elsetake on First 4838 HWY 16 W, TERRACE Dealer,9662 1"800"665-1990 638"8171 Avenue.Just reduced to $84,900 MLS Call Laurie Forbes or '98 ChevCavalier Shaunce Ktuissolbrink at 4 oyl,Auto, Only 11,339 kms Lease and ,mance Deers are from ~on~a L;anaoa ~=nance mr,, U~A.~;. luasen on a ~w9 ~;=v~c~eaan ~t, roD(taTI:JBS1x (TTACcoro 5e(tan LX, model (;GS~IX) (~CR-V LX, model BD174X) @ $238 (t'I$318) (G$338) Wee $15,995 Now $13,995 ,•I~/Hl~ef Terrace per monlh (or 48 months respectively. Total lease obligation ol $15,857.80 (tt$21,797.20) (~.$21,603.~6) includes down payment, documentation lee, registration lee, tire and balte~' levy, 48 monthly payments and related taxes, Down payment or e~uivalent trade of $2,336 (tt~,706) (t~2,595). Init~tion required of ~3,380.77 (tt$5,133.76) (~33,915,04 includes down payment first monthly payment, regislra ion lee, security 638-1400 depositor $275 lt$375)({]$400).Zerodown paymentp~ansa~s~a~ai~ab~e~96~kma~wance(t~c~mexceedin~96~)appIies.Taxes~bcenceandinsurancea eextra. OpUonlo purchase at lease end for $7,774 '97~S (t "~$11,385) (~$12,480) plus taxes. Dealer may lease for less, See dealer for co.plaiD details. (L5.8% financing is available on all in.slock 1999 Civics and 4-Cyhnder Aceord Sedans Ior 24, 36, 48 or 60 month terms. Financeexample:S20,000 at 58% per annum equals $467.24 pe{ monthfor 48 months. C,O.e.is $2,429.001or a totat of $22,429.00. Down payment may be required. Limited time oiler.

'g6 GMC Jimmy All wheel drive, fully loaded UP/DOWN DUPLEX on large $28,995 lot in Thornhill. 2 bdrms each unit. Newly renovated. Priced '96 Pontiac Firebird for quick sale at only $105,000. ve, 6 speed, T Roof, Loaded Call 250-635-9530. $22,495 '96 finD Metro 5 speed, cassette, only 29,000 kms Was $10,995 Now $9,995 14X60 MOBILE home in Sunny I Hill trailer park. Asking $19,900. 2 x 6 EXTERIOR WALLS '94 ChevroletCavalier Great starer. Newly painted in- Auto,Air & more side. Call 635-2628. $9,995 14' WIDE Ridgewood recondi- tioned home with vinyl drywall '3'. 6" X 14'. 4" la'. o" ,, 16'. a" .~.1,~.ji~,., ~ ;: . interior, Two additions, porch '95 ChevroletMonte Carlo ,,.r,,~.r -'t" 'i .'~. ,. , L~"* V-8, A~s, Fully loaded and patio. Skirting Insulated. $16,995 W/D F/S and air conditioner on Double pad. 1-250-845-7712 IMPORTS" 1972 VALEMOUNT trailer 12x60 with 10x26 addition, 2 '97 SuzukiSidekick bdrm, all appliances, plus air JLX, Sport, 4Dr,4x4, windows, conditioner in horseshoe area. locks & ~ore Close to schools. $33,000 obo. $18,995 635..4309. 1979 MIOBILE home in Burns 12". n" 11o'. (T" '95 Toyota4Runner Lake priced to sell at $18,900 V-6, 5 speed,running boards Delivery can be arranged call $26,995 (250) 692-3375 DRIVE BY #6 Marsh Crescent. 2o'. 4" = z~',6" LMNGROOM '93 Toyota Camry Then call for appointment to re, o,}a) 18'- r x ,5'. r view. 3 bdrm. plus the 2 addi- [ ~ , 16, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Power tions make this a very attractive Locks & Windows & More modular home, front kitchen, all Was $17,995 Now $15,995 appliances consider shod term financing on purchase pdce of , / /! '92 SUI~ i~t~ile $79,900. Ph 635-7425. • // WIDTH-42'-8"(13.0.) I PLAN NO. 5-3-575 statlo~j~5 1drive NEWLY RENOVATED, 3 bdrm MAIN FLOOR PLAN /./ DEPTH.St'-2"IIe.$ M) TOTAL 1797SQ.FT.(166.SM z) 12x68 mobile on 80x200 ft. lot, '1797 SO FT (156 9 M ) close to schools in Thor•hilL '91 HondaCivic Priced for quick sale at 4 door, 5 speed, J $65,000. Call 635-9530. House Plans Available Through Was $9,998 NOW $7,995 I PADS AVAILABLE@ Boulder- I On time and on budget wood MHP, singles and double wides, drive by #82, #84, #98, m.nme dMmm Home renovations • New home construction" #108, #114-3616 Larch Ave. To ServicesLtd. Commercial construction • Roofing g view, call Gordon for details CertifiedBlue Max~ rigid E~am/concreteinstallalton "1. @ 638-1182. Furnace,Duct and Chimney '~ BC-certffiedbuilder ff¢ TWO BEDROOM mobile in .tlleealez Cleaning Thornhill on private fenced lot, Septicand DrainCleaning ng heat, ng stove, ng fireplace, ~. [email protected] I~11~11 & MuchMore... 1~" BARTON CONSTRUCTION LTD, built In dw, whirlpool bathtub in "L GENERAL CONTRACTOR large bathroom, large addition, 1-8oo-47o DO ~ ~Mr.p~ Free Estimates 24 Hour Service Building a Repulafion for Quality 4916 HW. 16 West 635-7187 interior is 100% renovated, Ph: 635-1132 F~63s.n93 j- Tel/fax 635-6244 20x30 wired shop, $92,000. 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 Toll free: 1.877-635.1132 1"800"M~-7187 Urn, ~SS Call for apt 635-0797, www.terracesutomall.com The Terrace Siandard, Wednesday, August 25 1099 - 811

1992 FORD Aerostar, all bells CHEROKEE 4X4 and whislles, 2nd owner, a]c exc. 98.5 kilo, $8,500 reduced. CONSOLIDATE YOUR pay- 635-3772. ments. One easy payment. No 1992 FORD Ranger XLT ext. mora stress. No equity-security. cab 4x4, air, cruise, till, match- Good or bad credit. Immediate ing box cover, 164,000 km. approval. Immediate relief. Na- Askinq $9,000.638-2047. tional Credit Counselors of Ca- nada. For nearest office, 1-888- 1998 DODGE 3/4 PU, four 777-0747. Licensed and bond- wheel drive, extended cab, long ed. box with axtended warranty, DIP,. 5958 bright white in color, EC. Asking FURNITURE RESTORATION, $35,000. Call evenings after refinishing and reupholstering; 6pm. 635-2395. TER c"E Curtains, drapes, and clothing . ',::" ", '".:~'i: ~ .. : ¢~el | I :lk'~.'] II =1 :l to your design. Reasonable John Evans 1 rates. Phone Peter and Christi- MUST SELL: 1981 Subaru GL www.terraeeautomadl.com na at 638-1219. ~'~A41~of Terrace I 4wd, wagon, new clutch, batten/ and headlights. Good running 4916 ilwy 16, Terrace • 635-7187 , 1-800-313-7187 638-1400 J condition, needs some body 1994 SUZUKI Dr 350, street or work. $500, 635-4379. trail. Excellent condition, only :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ...... ~ ...... : ~i~:::~:~,~ • ~:~.:~ .~ OLDSMOBILE CUTLAS Su- 1750km since naw. Electric 914 CHILD CARE I I preme. Alum mags, winter rims. start. A-1 shape asking $3295. $11,000 obo. Call 635-6376 or obo 250-638-1427 BABYSITTING AVAILABLE in 635-4190, 1997 ARTIC Cat Bearcat 454 Thornhillarea. Days and even- '81 CHRYSLER Cordoba. 2x4 $4,500. 1994 Kawaski 4x4 inqs. Call 250-635-3801 4 BedroomsOn KainRoar ExcelleniViewsl Looks and runs well for a vin- 400 $4,200. 1996 Harley David- CHILD CARE AVAILABLE part i~i,~,~~ £,d,d, ¢ DetachedGarage TopQuality Construction taqe car $1,000. 635-3625. son 1200 Sporster Sport model, time, experienced, ref available. $121,500 MLS ,$319,900 MLS like new $12,500. 1997 Harley Day or niclht. 635-2192. 815TRUCKS FOR Davidson Sporstar Sport, like CUDDLY KITTENS FAMILY i.... SALE new $11,750. 1988 Harley Do- DAYCARE has spaces avail- vidson FLHS $14,500. 1975 able Aug 30th. Located on the FXE Shovelhead Harley 1984 JEEP Grand Wagoneer bench. Close to park. Large $9,700. 1999 Yamaha V Star yard and playroom. Lots of fun 4x4 propane, good running con- 650 3000 kms, $7,500. Call l]etter~ New 1/2Acre In Town dition, p/steering, new radiator, activities. Licensed Childcare FamilyStreet REDUCEDI Harley Davidson of Smithars facility. Please call 250-635- $3,600 obo. Phone 635-8280 847-3784 or 1-800-410-5473. $199,900 MLS $79,900 MLS evenin~ls or leave messaqe. 1273 for more info. TERRACE'S LOS/" & 1987 $10 Chew extended cab MOTHER OF active toddler pickup. Automatic. $5395.00 welcomes 2 children for 250-635-4246 babysitting, P/T, casual basis, FOUND KEY DEPOT spacious yard w/playground, Ig 1988 WHITE Ford econoline KEN'S indoor activity room, minutes extended van. Has raised roof from park. $25/day includes Family Home 14' Wide In Park and trailer package. On natural 4624AGreig Ave. 635.5549 meals. Nursing background, Large[n TmwnLot RKDUCEDTo SeilI gas and gasoline . Engine and MARINE CPR, ref 615-0274, i i i $144,900 I~[LS $24,900 MLS transmission rebuilt 1995. 4946 Greig Ave...... ~.,.,..:~.,~ • -:~ :~':~:~..~.,. (:.~.:~... Many recent repairs and in ..... '~..~.~ ~. ~ ~ :~i ~: ;i: !/:it'-,.~...... ~ good condition. Very economi- f Looking for % cal and versatile. $4,800 obo. Ph: 635-2909 635-6429. Child Care? '81 Yamaha SkeenaChild Care Resource and Spedalizlng In: Referralhas informationon Fadals, Waxin$, Manicures, Pedicures, Lash Tinting, Fiberglass SPIN FOR Seca 750cc, slreetbike child careoptions and on and Silk Wrap Nails I~ I1' V,,VVAII~AoAdI~ "-0 ch0os,ngchildir care. IN A RELAXED.____AND PERgC)MA/gFTTINr, rop by The FamilyPlace ...... - ":,." %. --~ Z~-- "~ ...... L'" "--- BIG DOLLAIR$ at 4553 Park Ave q:pq.o POrK Ave. :)olte z.t,/ll~, lerro¢e, b.t,.. H ~ " or call 638-1113~ , 638-8~(~i. Years SkeenaCCRR lea programof the TeuaceW0rn'an'sResource Centre I vJSSy ...... welcomes you re c~Ji mr an ~ppointTnem In stockfrom 600 Waft Io andis fundedby =e Minislryt0r / Gift Cer.nc~tes ~nd P~p~r~ns Pac~ses ,~va,abt~ I TAKEOVER PAYMENTS I ~ m 6600Waft ~ Childrenand Families.- J NANNYSEEK..~,u.,.mepo I e ,$ 1,010 per month I ~~ sition, 20 yrs experience and PIONEER UPItOLErERY I includingpad rent. I ~~ references. 635-5816 ask for since 1973 I 952 sq.ft. ~ 30-hpsh0rtshaft Elizabeth. ~ FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS TWO MOMS available to baby- III H I J Purchase Any New Honda $1895.00 sit for working parents. Snacks i',vt~t=a,I,]~RF~l'~,~-]-~l|,l~[=.~.il,'F~.~'~v~,l¢.~i[~,k,,,~llR,,== /and lunch provided: Close to ~,~-T~,],i[qfl]~.],[,]~,,,~ii[,],~l[~.~,l~ll~V/gll~,~{,]t,v.[=~:i~:m m 1 3616 Larch Ave. ThornhilJ. | or Pro.ownedVehicle and be scnoot. ~-encea oacKyaro, LmS ~-- .~=~llJ J For details,! I entered to w,n up to $3000 cash...III of games andTLC. Reasonable ~ " ' " '~ ' '" -' ~ .... rates. Laurie 638-1051 or Su- ~~'~,B'~g~l~v~rj~,~ call ~.o,do~ ] Contest Period August ]6- Sept. 18/99 san 638-7700. i~g~Z~gJgllll~ ~ "'" ~ " WILL DO babysitting in my own ...... ~!2$~rsl :; ,. - - nome...... I-'lease Call :PbU-UaU- ' :,::: ~: ,.~:"::...... 390'1 "'UOOl0ie_ ,, =, 3t ~,~/~ , lerrace, ~__ _-'~,~"~ "L '86 Yamaha 77~8 . Claudette Sandecki O~..~-~4;.$~ Motorcycle FZ750 , CqQ ' ...... * ...... , ...... comeswith Kerkerpipe i I ...... 1:;1 Che-"v~amaro 1993Ch"~-~Lumina • ~ ~'19'95 e 6 cy, Auto,ElUrOkSmPsOfdully loaded $tso.oo , YES!~~ "-" ~ 1987 Hon,~Civ'-'/c Wagon NoWwS~:~,9~15 ~,~ 4 cyl, 5 spd $2,995 1998 Jeep Cherokee Includes: freight to Sport $3999.00 ~~~'~ °~'~ ~ - Prince George, block & 1995 Honda Civic LX 5s~, 6 cyI,NC,4x4, factory warranty $24,995 level, fridge, stove & Oneowner, dealer serviced Mariner 6 ML ;: drapes, 2x6 exterior $10,995 19~w "* S walls, 1 piece tub & Outboard * '~' 1995 GMC 3/4 Ton 4}(4 shower, and cathedral FLSTF" FAT BOY e ceilings. Long Box NOW $2,995 $1430.00 low kms, sharptruck $21,995 1995 GMC Yukon SLE 4dr,Aut0 350, loaded, towing package, '96 Yamaha ; ~; 1992 Dodge Spirit runningboards, roof rack 4drsedan, air. 4 cyl,auto. $27,995 11 $6,995 OMESJ JUST IN.=.: Mariner 25 ML ~~ ;:~:..~ ..... 1956 Hart Highway 1994 GMC Suburban SLE 1997 Honda Civic .> PRINCE GEORGE, BC fullyloaded including ~unnlng boards & 4 cyl,auto, low kms, remaining factory 563-5412 Towingpackage warranty,CD player, command start, $29,995 alarmsystem email valridge@pgonline,com . .- ..~ , . .,,:;~ ,'~ • web page $15,995 .1 1997 Pontiac Grand Am =No=u*"'"V" uu ' "~ '~ ,I www.valleyridgehomes.b¢.ca 1988 Ford F150 XLT ~-888-301-2288~ GT Lariat 4 cyl,5 spd,NC, fultyloaded, spoiler AUto,Ext. cab, fully loaded, 10ng~x $20,995 $7,99.._.__5 1989 Pontiac Sunbird 1992 Honda EX-V 4 cyl,5 spd Topof theline features,, 125hp, power 21 FOOT travel trailer, 4 burner OPEN HOUSE Sat. Aug. 28- $3,995 moonroof. 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de 18 Agar Avenue 1973 25' Class A Cabana Mo- Carpet& UpholsterySe~ce : Terrace,B.C. FEATURING... .~ + torhome. Fully equipped. Air 1991 FIREFLY excellent condi- condilioning, microwave, etc. 1": (250)638.8631 tion 250-635-7054 On propane, excellent condi- 1991 HYUNDAI Excel - CX Auto tion. $15,000. Ph 635-6350. 107,000K. Locally serviced. 45 i MPG plus. Asking $4995 obo I OVER 200 new & Used R.V,'s 17 Co~'pom~ Pod~ * Wardrobe C~ su1",ant 250-635-0625 | new brands. 0 down financing, Detailing | trades, or we pay cash. F6r best 1991 MAZDA Protege 5 speed, | price in B.C. Carl us ~e !.800- 4 door Sedan. Excellent mile- *Get it clean for summer 1 668-1447or www.voyager.rv.com age $5,600 obo. 638-0144. I B,C, interiors largest dealer 1997 MAZDA PROTEGE SE. 4 *Detail adds to resale I Vayager R.V. Cenlre Hwy, 97 I Winfield, B.C. D1#9452. door, auto, a/c, low km 17,800, *Free Estimates Let mc bring the pampering to yeu/ red in colour. $13,600 obo. 638- II .0109 after 6pro, *Located at Terrace Honda " " " " ~.zi~rp Across town or the country CARS FROM $500 Govern- ~J~ " Will asslst or load for you ment seized & surplus. Sold lo- *Call 24 Hours FOR RENT..!996 24' motor- Appointmenta not alwaye 'necessa~ l l ~'~j~w~ " Reas°nable• Bondable Rates cally. Call for Iisitngs. 1.888- home. Dual air, microwave, tv, 342-3500 EXT, BB60 615-6844 vcr, For more info. Call 635- ~,,~ 638.2092 li ~~i~i~ii~ 9451. B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1999 TERRACE WOMEN'S SOCCER ASSOCIATION The Class of '74 Artistic Hair dominates Flower would like to thank the following for their gener- Power ,n early playoff act=on ous support and dona- tions. Your contributions WOMEN'S playoff soccer is intense. Especially if it's round four of the playoff schedule and helped make our 25 year the season's top two teams are battling each other to secure their undefeated playoff records. reunion a great success. That was the case Thursday, Aug. 19 on the fields behind Thornhill Primary school when Artistic Hair took on Flow- Coast Inn of the West Scotties U-Brew er Power in a 3-0 squelcher. Terrace Royal Lepage Wayne Webber Just three points separated the teams in final season play Pepsi Canada and Flower Power looked strong after shutting out Pizza Aqua Clear Bottler Hut 2-0 Mond.ay, Augl i6 ...... Chris & Gary Swanson Andy Campbell But Artistic Hair couldn't be beat after two goals in the Scouts Canada (Beavers) Overwaitea first half by Monica Rauter and Megan Henderson. Skeena Beverages Canada Bread Flower Power were determined to come back by domi- Tillicum Twin Theatres Irly Birds nating play during the early minutes of the second half, but River Industries Norman Hull fell to Henderson's second goal of the night to make the Coast Mountain Electric Martin Tooms game 3-0. Progressive Ventures Lorie McCrae Flower Power also played Blessings Monday Aug. 23. A Lynne Christiansen Safeway re-match between Braid Insurance and Begi~mer's Luck '72 Grads was also rescheduled for 8 p.m. Monday. J0ma Lottery Sales The second playoff round is set to conclude Thursday, Tymoshuk Agencies NWCC Aug. 26 with f'mals scheduled Tuesday, Aug. 31. Both games will be played on the Thornhill Primary School RUNNING THE BALL: Flower Power struggles to keep the ball out of their zon field, beginning at 6:45 p.m. during the first half of the Artistic Hair, Flower Power match up.

Terrace Women's Soccer Association Season-end top scorers Groat Calmdiast DOLLARSTORE Player Team Goals Leanne Kennedy Artistic Hair 18 LindaZimmerling Beginners' Luck 14 We Have A Wide Lori Kasperski Back Eddy Bullets 10 Megan Henderson Artistic Hair 9 Sheila Denomme Flower Power 8 Mui Luc Artistic Hair 8 Paula Texeira Blessings 8

Terrace Women's Soccer Association Final league standings

Team W L T D Pts Artistic Hair Studio 14 1 3 0 47 Flower Power 10 2 6 0 44 Back Eddy Bullets 7 5 5 1 36 Braid Insurance 6 5 7 0 35 Beginner's Luck 6 5 7 0 35 Blessing 2 13 1 2 21 Pizza Hut 0 4 3 3 19

[] Hockey Art *Points awarded as foUows: Win = 3 pts~ tle = 2 pt~ loss = 1 pt. and a default was worth no points. Failure to provide net PAINTING MASKS FOR THE NHL: Mark Hart shows off two of his most and eorner posts meant the loss of one point. recent hand-painted goalie masks. That's Star Wars' Darth Maul mask on the left and a Wolf mask, painted for Syracuse goalie Mike Valley, on the right. Valley hopes to break into the Canucks, says Hart. Hart started painting the masks for one of Terrace's NHL heros, Wade Raherty and says each mask [ C,IIIW|I[ takes about 20 hours to finish. :., -.,:, 635.TIPSl

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