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GRIDLOCK. old bridge -- will wait in a hold- traffic flow on their side of the get the right temperature for struction and equipment than has downtown, rather than bypass it, That's what local commuters ing area on the Thornhill side and street -- were stormed by the pouring the concrete deck. been the case with the laying of it also meam those tourists will can expect for six weeks starting will be flagged through a section news. The project consists of grinding B.C. Tel conduit, have a laard time getting to the June 12 when local bridges go to at a time across the new bridge. "You're kidding," said Irly offthe 20-year-old surface, clean- "It would mean much greater chamber's tourist information one-way flow only during resur- The highways ministry press Bird's Rod Cousins. "This is a ing the corroded re-bar and then delays," he said, because of the centre on Kelth. facing of the new bridge, release describes the plan as "a joke right7" pouring the new deck. time it takes traffic to clear the Highways officials also note

Highways ministry officials an- significant traffic pattern "We'll be killed by this," said Stead said the decision to go to route before opposing traffic can that the scheduled closure .- nounced last Thursday that when the new (Dudley Little) bridge is change". Campbell Stewart, of A & W's a one-way traffic on both bridges cross. June 12 to July 21 -- is depen- Keith Ave.business owners like restaurant/drive-through. "I sup- -- instead of just flagging traffic That would make mayhem out dent on dry'weather. reduced to one-lane for the $750,000 resurfacing, both it and Kermodei Trading's " Glen pose jobs like this have to be each way on the new bridge alone of the Thornhill four-way stop, "We are looking at six weeks the old Skeena River bridge will Saunders call it a disaster, done. But we'll be seriously hurt ~ was based on analysis of traf- whereas with this plan, at least all to complete the project as long as be changed to one-way traffic He said he doesn't understand by this." fie counts and traffic flow pat- westbound traffic that wonld have the weather cooperates," said only. why the ministry couldn't keep "This is typical for the high- terns, slacked up there will be diverted highways ministry area manager the system used during the recent ways dept," added River In- "It's still going to be ugly, over the old bridge. Randy Penner. All westbound traffic will be directed over the old bridge. All bne-lane closure of the bridge to dustriea' Rick Kirl~wood. "'When there's no question about it," she "If we get into it and find there Rain could "impact the corn- eastbound traffic will take the lay B.C. Tel conduit, it comes to tourism time that's said. "But it seemed like this was are lots of problems, we'll look at pletion date of the project" be- new bddge. "There can be a five-minute when they. shut the highway the best solution." ways to solve it," Stead added, cause it could delay the pouring wait over the bridges now, but down and dig everything up." Highways ministry regional Chamber of commerce presi- of the concrete deck. fie,All RVs, westbound and most heavy commercial truck traf- it's not too bad." Highways ministry public in- traffic engineer David Edgar says dent John Evans noted that al- Flag people are to be stationed 3e, Business owners on the north formation officer Jane Stead said a much longer stretch of the though the change means west- at the new bridge 24 hours a day vehicles -- which can't take the ~ehic'. side of Keith--who will have no the work has to be done now to bridge will be taken up by con- bound tourists will see the for the duration of the work. Credit system could be answer for small mills By MALCOLMBAXTER Petter anticipated would give VALUE-ADDED mills will have small value-added operations the a more secure and long term tim- leverage needed to acquire a bur supply undet'a new systemto.... gUamnte~I' W00d sU[/l~ly '~,~f the .... be announced this summer, says lon~thteour~.h • . ~..... Forest minister Andrew Petter. the details have yet to Petter acknowledged such mills be finalized, Petter said the idea have a major problem under the is value-added mills are given existing system, that of ~'ying to credits for a given volume* of make long term plans based on a lumber. Major sawmills would be series of short term timber required to supply the smaller op- licences. erations with lumber, at a compe- Companies such as Terrace Pre- titive price, and when they do so Cut usually obtain their wood the credits are transferred to the supply by bidding on what are major. called 16.1, or value-added tim- "The transfer of c~edits is evi- bcr sales offered under the Small dunce they have met their com- Business program. If successful ndtmeut~" he explained, adding in their bid, they make a deal with the system would avoid havingto a larger, conventional mill under take standing timber away from which the major sawmill cuts the Andrew Petter llcencees •and, at the same tlme, timber and gives the value-added the program," he said. divert wood that is now sent over- mill an equivalent volume of The only avenues available at seas into local value-addedmills. lumber, the moment to increase the Facedwitha choice betweenan However, the amount of timber amount of Small Business timber arbitrary reduction and the credits involved in each sale is small, the are the five per cent "takeback" proposal, Petter said the large term of the licence short - gener- which takes place whenever a companies had opted for the lat- ally two or three years - and there large licence is transferred from ter. The system will be voluntary ; is no guarantee the value-added one company to another or to begin with but if that fallsto mill will be successful in its bid. through an across-the-board achieve the desired effect, the A further problem, Petter auk- zcduction in tree farm and forest minister said appropriate lngisla- nowledged, is the number of licence volumes as occUrred in tionwoaldbeintroduced, i companies competing for these the late '80s. , , Petter has now received a con, sales is increasing while the That will change when the pro- ~ su]tant's report and assessment of amount of wood available 'vince adopts a credit'system pro- the plan and said he'expected to through the program remains ]posedlastyear by the Forest See- be making an announcement static. "That's the dilemma with tot Strategy committee, a system within the next two months.

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WHEN WADEFlahcrty final- Little wonder ihe Sliarks : ly hangs up his skates, he ,night mobbed their keeper afier iR~:~ Jook to ei efi htin=-as his n xt Whit. y's de ction gave c~u'eer. Jose victory...~:, : ;.~. i ~.:~ i: ' i. It would be a natural the way It was the second consecUtiVe.. :' the San Jose goalie doused the start ~ and viclory ~for back up "~ Flames in Friday night's Stanley Fiaherty, his only other appearance,, vu[ uon Knew when to stay out of the way. He and his wife Jan are from Prince Rupert and Cup playoffgame, in the series coming in game three-i they were at the provincial park trying out their new tent trailer. Jerry wasn't the only critter that In a stellar performance, the when he was thrown in to save an. stopped by their tent. Squirrels, blue jays and hummingbirds were also frequerit visitors, Terrace Minor Hockey product already lost cause. " " " .~ guided his team to victory in the Friday's performance had Don deciding game of its opening Cherry holding the Terracite up as .:: Visitors swamp campgrounds Stanley Cup playoffround, an example to youngplayers eve- ned 4,4after regulation, rywhere. Although he~hadlspent i PARKS BRANCH staff are expecting another Walbaucr said visitors to Furlong Bay will find Game 7 wasn't decided until 1:54 much of the Series on the bench, busy year at northwest campgrounds. a few changes including the replacement of the the of double overtime' .....' Cherry said it was obvlbus And they're going to be right if last weekend, previous 15 firewood corrals by four central wood By rights, It should have been Flaherty had not sulked but stiidied ~ the traditional opening of camping season, was lois and the installation of new, bear proof gar- anything to go by. bage containers. All 156 sites have also been over long before that and it should what was happening out on the tee, ~ Lakelse supervisor Tracy Walbauer said all sites resurfaccd with crush. have been Calgary Celebratirig. learned from it and put it to g6od ' in the Furlong Bay and Kicanza Creek camp- One thing that hasn't changed is the cost of Would have been but for Wade Flaherty, use He ndght have added...... that grounds had been filled by Friday and the few left staying the night -- it,s still $14.50 including Fhdlerty. " " ' And proving when you re hot the nervesof steel help as well/ ! . at Exchamsiks were expected to be taken up by GST. That's $5 more than Kleanza and Ex- With the Shark defence too hockey Gods tend to smile on you, And Flaherty will need them i~ the overflow. dhamsiks but at Furlong you've got the 0p- often is disarrayl Calgary turned aZalapski shot destined for the top in the nexi round against Detroiti " As a mark of some people's determination to portunity to take a hot shower in one of the three the San Jose g0al into a sho0ting corner was blocked by the shaft of tagged by many as favoui'ites ~to ensure a weekend in the fresh air, he pointed to a toilet-shower buildings in the park, ' gallery during the first overtlme. ~ Flahertysstick, i ~,i winitall, i; i'~ ~:~...... ,i Kitimat visitor who had come out Wednesday Walbauer reminded visitors, rite park rules are~re Twice F!arne: Rficheli.g0t. Flahertyturped back::1.7 shots . But, whaie~erthe outcome:~iF' evening, booked a site right through' the weekend, also the same:all dogs must be on a leash, alcohol then headed back to put in the two days left inthe alcohol . loose ~ on during thai~¢~trai~me; and that series, he can salt last t rldag,s can only belconsumed on your camp site and 11 . i FlahertY denied him,~A ~etfeetly :fa eed/6~Q~;o#~!i!i~id~se~6fliiae ! garne~hwa~ in his !menial se:tai~,, work week. ' ., :, ~ .... in to 7a,m. isstill: " qutet time :U: ~ :- p. ' : : tim~d poke check robed Ke~hedy: ganie;.~d~[~:'ihe!~:~r~ J~se i: b°°k kn°~ihg ;nb-on:e~couid h~v~ : • f the chance to be the g~e hero.: loosed at the Calgary goal.=~: ~~:~ :,~ done better, .... ,: ; :::: ::. ~:,i~

P A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995

School board silent on ' {H@wC~n Y~ Ms~ $,agb P~pb Fro~], STOP < TERRACE,Kitimat, Smit~.e~:~[i~.~Bl:u~e C ana omer communu~s,i!!iiii~i~! $;~: N controversial hiring ( * Look for informatiofi in i~i~ ~: A~o~n ii rosa ~ .... SCHOOL BOARD officials in The Surrey school dislrict hired tion he received, or chose to do Press the Nass Valley are not address- Vancouver lawyer Susan Paish to nothing with it." iag rumours they have hired a investigate the allegations. Some of the newspaper reports Surrey administrator who Her confidential report ~ in following Tindill's resignation resigned amid allegations of sex- excerpts obtained by The Stan- suggest that Surrey's loss may be ual harassment. dard -- concludes that "most of Aiyansh's gain, however. Dr. Art Tindiil, head of cur- the allegations of sexual harass- An artide in the White Rock Bus riders riculum services in Surrey, has (:lqllMIE ment against the Respondent are Peace Arch News headlined defend transit been naraed principal of Nisga'a substantiated." 'Harassment charges sink bright Elementaxy Secondary School in "Given the position and educa- star' describes Ttndill as "one of A MORE than 300-name Oh, ." ¢1" New Aiyansh, according to a tion of the respondent, he should Surrey's brightest school admin. petition opposing reductions in newspaper report published last have known that much of his be- istrators." ,) I 11)1 1.11,) local bus service was presented week in The Surrey Leader. haviour that has been the subject Even the president of the Surrey to city council last night. But school trustees contacted of complaint was inappropriate," Teachers' Association, :Kelly Bus driver Dan Hawke said last week refused to confh'm the the report states. Shields, called Tindill's resigna- more than 300 people signed hiring and said they have agreed The report said Tindill had a tion "a real shame". letters opposing the idea of end- that any comment on the issue reputation as a "womanizer" at "He is very bright He was very will be made by School District ing transit service over a two- the Surrey school board office. progressive and he was willing to #92 superintendent Alvin McKay. day period. Although Tindill denied knowl- take risks in terms of programs Phone calls were placed to edge that his behaviour was in- Many also wrote individual for children," Shields told the McKay at the school board office appropriate, Paish's report con- Peace Arch News. "He was ex- letters of protest to council. every day last week, but were not dudes he must have known. ~mely supportive of teachers, No plans have been made returned. "I do not believe the respon- supportive of the union and un. to cut transit service, but some Tindill resigned in March after dent was naive or blind to the is- derstood how children learn and city councillors have discussed a year-long investigation by the sue of the developments in ac- what teachers need in order to the idea of withdrawing and Surrey school board into allega- ceptable standards of behaviour help them learn." said the costs of providing the tions that he sexually harassed in the workplace. I conclude that Surrey is B.C's second largest HIGHWAYS MINISTRY BREAK, ENTER AND five female co-workers. service needs closer attention. he chose to ignore the informa- school district. THEFT - JAN 25/95 and FEB 7/95 Hawke says substantial Terrace Crime Stoppers are asking your assistance in changes to bus routes scheduled HOUSE CONSTRUCTION solving a break, enter and theft which occurred on Jan. to take effect in July should 25, 1995, at the Ministry of Highways at 4837 Keith Ave. make many routes more con- Terrace RCMP responded to a call from an employee venient for ridersl Flood violators prob- t of the ministry of highways who stated that the windows in He's calling on the city to the two rear doors were smashed. let those changes take effect CITY OFFICIALS suspect firm they meet the flood eon- a matter of buyer beware for Investigation reveals that a stone was used to smash the door glass on the east side of the building allowing and watch to see how they houses axe going up on the strection level. anyone who purchases the affect ridership. southsido that don't conform Either way, he said, it will be entry. Once inside the culprit(s) went through various filing homes in the future. cabinets throughout the entire building. "I want the city to know it's to floodplain requirements. Senior building inspector The following items were stolen: a step backwards," says 1. A cash box containing a small amount of money. Hawke. He says he's not acting Paul GipiPs won't say exactly Terrace Seventh-day Adventist School Grades K-9 2. A "Brother' electronic labeller out of self-interest because he's where the houses are located. 3. Standard two-way radio. guaranteed a job driving school But he said he believes there New Student Application Day 4. "Zenith' laptop computer. bus even if city transit is killed. are at least two or three such Friday, Mlay 26, 1995 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. 5. "Kodak' laptop printer. "The people out there homes built "within the last 6. 'Since' data mate recorder. deserve a bus," he says. "They six months or a year." at 5401B McConneil Replacement value for these items is over $10,000. shouldn't have to take taxis." City inspectors told builders (School Entrance - South end of Building) On Feb. 7, 1995 the Ministry Of Highways was again the houses had to be built to New Applicant Fee: $65.00 struck by thieves. This time a 21-inch Sony television, 25 fires set specified floodplain eleva- Sony disc player and Sony VCR, black in colour were sto- tions. ~i /The Terrace S.D.A. len with an estimated value of approximately $2,500. A deliberately When they went back to south side door window was smashed with a stone and ~ School offers two entry was gained. FOREST SERVICE fire- check on a few of the homes, If you know the identity of the person or persons fighters went into action early says Gipps, they found they , rooms with qualified ~ responsible for these break and enters, Crime Stoppers Monday morning after 25 large were too low. teachers and has full would like to hear from you. fires were set along river banks "And they weren't even ~" accreditation with the at the north end of Lakelse close," he says. Independent Schools Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward up to Lake: ..... : s:,,:~..:,~ ,., v ;.::;:That raises..the:~question ?f ; ' Branch~ ;:: of the $1,000 dollars for information leading to an .....-:;About a .third of.a ,hectare. .... what.the city, should,do now. ! arrest and charges laid against an individual was burnt before the fire'~as~ ~=' ," ~Should'~we,~m~ak~:them lift " [ : i .Ministry:of;Education. in this or ~any other unsolved crime. If you have any information call l Crime Stoppers at con'taihed~ ' ...... their $200,000 or $300,0()0 II~ ...... "'~'Space'"is~limited: ~If 635-TIPS, that's 635-8477. Callers will not be RCMP said several youths home?" he asked. "It's a big " ~ you would like further required to reveal their identity nor testify in were camping in the surround- call of worms." ~¢.;a~k<7 information, contact court. ing area, and nobody was hurt. Homes built too low that Principal, Angela Anyone with knowledge of flood don't qualify for govern- the fires is asked to contact ment assistance. ~l, Bishop at 635.1504. Call 63S-TIPS Terrace RCMP or the forest ser- Reid White, engineering vice. The forest service offers a head of the regional water $5,000 reward for information managen~ent branch, says the leading to an arrest and convic- whole question is a good one tion of anyone setting a forest for the city's lawyer~. Be Sure to Stop by at our fire. He suggested that if the city approves an occupancy permit Pistol seized for a house they know to be in at lake party conlravention, the city could Bloomin" be exposed to liability. POLICE OFFICERS The best solution, he said, arrested a 15-year-old Prince might be to require the owner SPRING SALE Rupert youth with a loaded place a covenant on the prop- handgun at a noisy campsite at erty warning it wasn't built to Many items on sale throughout the entire store! Lakelse Provincial Park Friday the flood construction level afternoon. before the city grant the oc- Terrace RCMP bicycle cupancy permit. patrol officers responded to White said building in- complaints of loud music there spectors also have the option at about 4:15 p.m. of requiring developers survey They seized four 40-oz bot- floodplain properties to con- tles of rum, 36 marijuana joints COUNTRYWIDE I and a fully loaded semi- automatic handgun. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Robert Charles Young, 18, of Prince Rupert, and a 16-year- old Prince Rupert youth were Owned and operated by Totem Furniture & Appliance Ltd. each charged with possession of a narcotic and illegal liquor possession. The 15-year-old is charged with possession of a narcotic, possession of a restricted wea- pon, and possession of a con- cealed weapon. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DAILY RECORDS Two more Prince Rupert May 06 MAX. MIN. PCPN SUN MAX. MIN. PCPN SUN MAX. YEAR MIN. YEAR P.BEq~ YEAR youths at the campsite ~ aged 7 21,1 4.6 13,6 12.5 6.6 3,6 07 22,21956-2.2196516.51959 16 and 17 -- were not charged. 8 24.4 5,5 13.0 The first three make an 16.9 1.0 0.0 12,8 24,41995 -1,7 1962 12.2 1986 appearance in Terrace provin- 9 27.3 6,9 14.2 21.8 6.3 TR 5,1 22.2 1956 -0.6 1962 9,1. 1959 cial court July 17. 10 19.6 7,1 TR 9.8 15,5 7.1 1.2 9,1 26,1 1975 -2,2 1971 8.6 1958 Police seek 11 14.1 8,3 4.4 4.6 14,5 5.1 2.8 0.0 24,5 1980 -0.8 1986 10,9 1979 12 14.1 6.9 4.6 2.5 15.0 6.3 9.6 5.5 25.0 1971 -1.1 1959 18,6 1987 LSD pushers 11.8 6,6 5.0 0.0 12.0 4.8 TR 6.4 25.8 1993 0.0 1959 17.8 1972 A RASH of LSD overdos- es over the weekend has police looking for llie dealers. = ROAD MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS BROUG HT TO YOU BY: It started Sunday afternoon N ECH AKO~~~~-- when two boys, aged 12 and 13, Although spring has arrived, watch for frost and icy sections in evenings and were admitted to Mills mornings.Watch for bridge cleaning/maintenance,patching and litter pickupcrews. . .o.T.coAs Memorial Hospital and treated CONSTRUCTION SERVICES for drug overdoses due Io LSD. Please watch for and obey traffic control signing.To report road hazards,call 638- / g / A few hours later two 8383 duringoffice hours.After hours,please call 1.800.665-5051. /7 young girls, age 14 and 16, Your • Road Maintenance Contractor were also taken to hospital with LSD overdoses. Fo r the lateStTerraCe forecast andup to!, Anyone with information is a~ked to call Terrace RCMP. ~ mar.ne weather, in the Douglas I Paving way to better access The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - A3 OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL facilities for handicapped people arc gradually improving in the News In Brief northwest, say representativcs for the B.C. Paraplegic Association. And as evidence they point to a Cupe contract ratified new fishing platform at Kitimat, WORKERS IN Terraee's Cupe Local 2831 finally have their con- improvements made to highways t~acL Local 2831 represents clerical staff, special services as- ministry rest stops and the forest sistants and library assistants employed by School District 88. service's Red Sand Lake camping Cupe and the school district agreed on a contract over two months area. ago, but a new government body the B.C. Public School This'll be the second summer of Employers Association (BCPSEA) ~ refused to ratify the con- improvements to tables, pathways Uact. and washrooms for those in The hold up was due to a .5 per cent increase in benefits which wheelchairs using the highways $ exceeded BCPSEA's guidelines. However last week BCPSEA de- ministry's Sanderson rest stop, cided to allow the increase this one time. just past the Skeena Cellulose The decision averts a threatened strike by Cupe local members. logging bridge 30kin east of Ter- race ou Hwyl6. It's only one of two rest stops in New UNBC president the northwest to have paved paths THE UNIVERSITY of Northern British Columbia has a new for wheelchairs, picnic tables al- 4, president--:-- Dr. Charles Jago. lowing those in wheelchairs to sit Dr. Jago comes to the position from the University of Western at them and washrooms designed Ontario, where he is currently the Principal of Huron College• for wheelchair use. "I was strongly attracted to this position by its location, and the "Any new rest areas we do will % promise of what the university can help achieve in the region," be of this type," said highways says Dr. Jago. "UNBC and ~orthern British Columbia have an

official Shawn McKinley. " t extraordinary future ahead of them, and I look forward to helping

He addcd that there have been v develop a highly productive partnership between the university i repeated requests for a rest area and its host communities." between Dease Lake and Dr. Jago will be visiting the university and region throughout Kitwanga. the summer, and will assume his duties as president on October 1, But McKinley cautioned that 1995. there isn't any money this year for more rest stops. Watch for missing fins Red Sand Lake Demonstration FEDERAL FISHERIES is asking anglers to carefully check all Forest's camping area has a chinook, ¢oho and steelhead they catch for missing adipose fins. 1,6kin trail that can be used by people in wheelchairs. The adipose is normally found on the back of the fish near the taft. If it's missing, that means a microscopic coded-wire tag was The forest service site's im- implanted in the head of the fish when it was a juvenile. Knowing provements were done two years ago. where and when tagged fish were caught helps the DFO track migration and assess survival rates. New to the northwest is a fish- ing platform on the banks of the If Terrace area anglers come across such a fish, they are asked Kitimat River at Kitimat. to remove the head and deliver it to either North Coast Anglers at Constructed last year, the plat- the corner of Kalum and Lakelse or the local DFO office at 4721b form is just past the yellow Lazelle. In Kitimat, they should be dropped off at the Kitimat Hatchery or North Coast Anglers in Mountain View Square. pumphouse near Radley Park. It has railings and holders for fish- ing rods. All three of these recreational Phone sex calls queried opportunities represent a growing B.C. REFORM leader Jack Weisgerber is demanding an internal awareness, says Karen Busby, audit of all calls placed to 1-900 adult phone services by provln- one of 12 people who sits on the cial government staff. paraplegic association's regional Weisgerber last week released phone logs from the ministry of advisory committee. transportation and highways, and from the B.C. Pavillion Corpo- "I think the biggest problem is ration that show government phones had been used to place calls putting things up without some- to a number of pay-per-call adult services. body having a say. There is a The 1-900 services include "Bedtime Stories & Fairytales of need to give direction," she said I Hollywood", "Telepassage, for adults", "The Love Connec. of the association's move to more tion", and "The Quest Dateline.'" education on disabilities. "It's appalling that taxpayers have apparently been paying for One of the latest efforts of the '3" !, telephone calls placed through government phones to adult dating association is promoting the es- services and 'sex chat' companies,'! Weisgerber said• tablishment of a municipal com- THE SANDERSON rest stop on Hwy 16 eats of Terrace is one of only two in the norttiwest to have Offenders must bedisciplined, he said, and the province must mittee to advise on improving ac- picnic tables designed to allow those in wheelchairs to sit at them. Karen Busby, above, a member take stepS to prevent such abuse in future. cess for disabled people. of the B.C. Paraplegic Association's advisory committee, demonstrates the design works, Only four ministries have so far responded to Weisgerber's free- dom of information request on 1-900 calls. TNJ SOUND SYSTEMS Pre-lnventory Sales IBIL(OWOTIPIBIICIES ' O' ~ ' ,~v~. ,, 1 0 ,, v- ~,, t4.'i" I " ,t , I :-.[: ~) o ~I ~ " " A,.,',k , v" , -~ I , -::'::' ~-

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i ...... : Y A4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995

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- cjl - l ~r ~1 STANDARD 11o ,,Thexsn )r.ntn n ESTABLISll ED APR! L 27. 1988 th#. rule5 thai: says, he caa't iit Ib Ii ADDRESS: 4647 Lazelle Ave, Terrace, B.C. • V8G IS8 TELEPHONE: (604) 638-7283 • FAX: (604) 638-8432 MODEM: (604) 638-7247 Arf, arf Idt LAST WEEK the federal government proudly announced the country was a "step closer" to establishing a Canada-wide identification system for the nation's dogs. The Feds and representatives of vets, the pet in- dustry, Canadian Kennel Club and humane societies have approved the idea of implanting micro-chips in Canadian puppies and dogs. The advantage, they say, is "animal shelters will be more readily able to help owners locate missing dogs!'. Which conjures up the marvellous image of Frank Bowsher, Terrace's animal control con- tractor, trying to persuade a cost-cutting council llrl to spring for some kind of fancy -- and very ex- pensive -- scanning machine so he can read the micro-chips of dogs found wandering the streets. But the august bodies which adopted this con- Critic makes a valid point cept were wrong only because they were too ~/ICTORIA -- Whenever I ment it, you have a responsi- to remove a foreclosure against timid. slzay from the path of fairness bility to refrain from what, in B.C. property he held partly in Surely the most effective way of keeping track and accuracy, which is nearly essence, is a casual libel of the trust for his father, Bus Sihota. of the nation's pooches is to ban the flesh-and- imposs~le to avoid when one Society that for all its faults After Bas Sihota went rushes into print week-in, appears in this case to have bankrupt and then suddenly blood version altogether and permit only a week-out, there are always been making an appropriate ef- died in 1990, Sihota and robotic copy. readers who take the time to fort to protect the public and Antonio renegotiated the deal, After all, a completely computerized Rover set me straight. discipline a member who has getting him out from under a That's how it should be, and chosen to blatantly ignore large loan. would never go missing because it could be pro- that's how it was last week well-know rules." But at that time, Sihota failed grammed to stay in the yard. when I got a little carried away I stand rebuked, not because to recommend that Antonio get with Environment Minister of Harrison's brief reference to independent legal advice on And if theft is what they're worried about, it Mac Sihota's resignation from casual libel -- the rule of fair the new arrangement. could always be equipped with the canine equiv- cabinet or, more specifically, comment goes a long way in Antonio never complained alent of a car alarm. my rhetorical speculation such cases ~ but because he is about Sihota's failure to about why it took the B.C. HUBERT BEYER right. recommend that she seek inde- Law Society two years to deal Because of deadline pres- pendent legal advice. Even with the case. pened. sure, I had no opportunity to when, as she claims, a member Here is the paragraph to "I don't know the answer contact the Law Society and of the Law Society investigat- which Leigh Harrison, Q.C., a myself and would be most in- make the inquiries to which ing the case tried everything to lawyer from Trail, took excep- terested to know whether it Harrison refers. get her to charge Sihota, she lion, and in retrospect, I admit, was because of a flaw in Law Nothing wrong with that. wouldn't. . - " ' c.:.~,~ii(,:(];?~ ..'~ t • rightly, so: As for the law Society procedures Or if it is Deadlines occur every day, and H arr!s0n poiats out in his let- .... '"sodet'~ Irep~t my que'stioni ' perhaps because Mr. Siliota in- not all pertinent questions can ter !o me that an investigation .... •:: Why the hell did it take them structed his counsel to drag the be asked before a columm goes and disciplinary action by the BallOt two years to nail Sihota, when matter out for as long as pos- into print. Law S6ciety doesn't require a a mere two weeks suffice in sible. But as Harrison points out, in complaint. similar eases? The reason "Your speculation in the last the absence of such inquiries, "The Sihota-Antonio situa- couldn't be that there are a lot paragraph that this is, in effect, certain conclusions shouldn't tion seems to me to illustrate " more right-wing lawyers than a right-wing conspiracy against be drawn. And the above one the exact reason why these blacktop left-wing ones, and that the the NDP government, particu- was one of them. rules need to be in place, be- political damage inflicted on larly in the absence of any in- Meanwhile, at the prompting cause a client will come to the NDP government is thal quiries on your part to answer of Edith Antonio, the Law trust their lawyer and may find THE ROAD to hell is said to be paved with good much greater this close to an your own question, is com- Society has agreed to examine it hard to believe that their intention. election? Naw, couldn't be." pletely beneath you. its own handling of the Sihota lawyer has acted against their Writes Harrison: "You con- "Unfortunately, this kind of case. Antonio is woman at the interest." City councillors are hoping the road to re- dude you article by asking a irrespons~le and completely centre of the controversy. I can't argue with Harrison's election is simply paved. good question. Why did it take unsupported speculation will Two years ago, Sihota had line of reasoning, and I shall With a couple of strenuous rounds of cost cut- the Law Society two years to only confirm to uninformed obtained a substantial settle- await with great interest the 'nail Sihota?' Instead of asking people that this is the way the ment for one Harvey Williams outcome of the Law Society's ting behind them and the ability to draw on a this rhetorically, perhaps you world works. If it is, you have and Antonio, following a car investigation into how it hand- substantial accumulated surplus, councillors are could have inquired of the Law a responsibility to document it. accident in 1984, and bor- led the investigation into the now looking forward to the opportunity to un- Society as to why this hap- "If you can't or won't docu- rowed $170,000 from Antonio Sihota affair. dertake some significant road improvements over the next 18 months. Given potholes and corrugated pavement are second only to the weather when it comes to complaints by electors, it seems reasonable to as- Swing set brings tears, not joy sume kilometres of shiny new blacktop can be SATISFACTION is the fulfill- Whistler. grandkids would have set them ment of a need or want, Web- converted into votes at the November 1996 Once the kids were allowed howling anew. Nor did Father ster says. My latest purchase to ! to try it, the almost-3-year-old look forward to taking apart municipal elections. fall short on satisfaction is a couldn't reach the swing seat. what had required several of child's metal yard swing, the Cynicism aside, the idea of the council having a Made of perforated plastic, it his evenings to assemble. you see in almost every sort was too slippery to stay on. To establish safety in the real and realistic plan to upgrade city streets is toddler's backyard m two When she slid off, the sharp yard and return peace of mind " long overdue. swings, one glider, and a tWO- ,t I ends'of the chain links gouged and harmony to both seater "pony" suspended from ! And if Terrace can begin to boast of the spread her hands bloody. households, we bought four a long horizontal bar. I Instead of the pleasure I envi- long bolts. With these Father of decent pavement, maybe it won't only be The manufacturer of this one sioned when we bought the bolted the swing's pairs of legs ignored several scientifie max- drivers who get.a smoother ride. Easter gift, everyone was un- to long planks on the ground. ims, and cut comers. It's tippy. happy. Next we replaced the cheap The same could apply to the suggestion of Its supporting legs touch the rHROUGH BIFOCALS The kids howled when they chain with twenty feet of large, amalgamation of Terrace and Thomhill. After ground too close together. fell off or tore their hands. The smooth links cut into four. When kids swing, their weight CLAUDETTE SANDECKI all, the sad state of city streets has been held up parents weren't speaking to equal lengths. Now the arcs out more than a foot Screwing and bolting togeth- each other or to us, at least not youngest child, too, has a as an example of just why Thondaillians should beyond the base of the legs. er 22 pieces of metal pipe and about toys. And I spent every swing seat set at a height com- reject any idea of becoming part of a Greater This lets the swing flip over on comer braces, chains and mealtime chewing out Grandpa fortable for her. the ground. A serious concus- Terrace. plastic seating enlivened two for buying a $210 collection of Cost? Bolts and chain $21.84. " sion could result if a metal long evenings for Morn and junk instead of sinking two Time? One more evening. support hit a kid on the head. Dad, evenings filled with cedar poles in the ground. Surely the manufacturer could The swing seats are too high buckets of tears as the kids Finally, out of patience with still make a profit producing a off the ground for little kids to hovered, waiting to test ride my unending complaints, swing both structurally safe climb aboard. Paid the chain the apparatus, their ears as- Grandpa asked the store if and user-friendly? It would go used to suspend the seats is saulted by play-by-play lan- they'd take back the offending a long way to satisfying pur- made of twisted wire, each link guage thai would have got toy. They agreed. But by then, chasers. DV~:RTISING MANAGER: Mike L. Harem cut offsharp as if by hacksaw. their parents banned from snatching it sway from the PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur ...... NEWS Jeff Nagel, NEWS SPORTS: Malcolm Baxter COMMUNrlT: Cris Leykauf OFFICE MANAGER: Rose Fisher, Terry Miller DARKROOM: Susan Credgeur "rYPEsETTER: Susie Anderton P ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: Sam Collier, Janet Viveiros, Tracey Tomas CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Karen Brunette A MEMBER OF B,C, PRES9 COUNCIL Serving the Terrace and Thornhill area Published on Wednesday of each week by Carlboo Press (1966) ud at 4647 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, British Columbia. Stories, photographs, illuslrations, designs and typestyles in the Terrace Standard are Iha properly of Ihe W i, copynghl holders, including Cariboo Press {19691 Lid., its illustration repro services and advertising agencies, Reproduction in whole or in part, without written permission, is specifically prohibited Authorized as second.class mall pending the Pest O~ce Depaarnenl, for payment 01 poslage In cash S | Special thanks to all our contributors and correspondents for their time and talents I _

I I I .... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - A5

CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD A SECON D SH EET The Mail Bag THAT WE CAN AFFORD? Principle ignored by Feds Dear Sir:. Society proposes $2.25 million 'bare bones' rink Federal Indian Affairs minister Ron Irwin's observation that the By JEFF NAGEL provincial governments would like to see a settlement in the A CHOPPED DOWN Nisga'a land daim makes sense. proposal to build a second He further says, "they'd like to have the broad principles in sheet of ice tabled at city place." Wouldn't we all 'in an open, equitable manner'? council last night will not be Will apartheid, separation on the basis of race that centers the quickly dismissed, department of I~dian Affairs, be part of the parcel? The Second Sheet of Ice Minister Irwin appears to disregard this basic principle: moves from si~ational observation to sophistry when he calls the oppos- Society is proposing what it ing views "paper tigers". calls a $2.255 million "bare I:::= The appearance of strength within a reality of weakness is how I bones" rink that it believes is view the government's position. now in line with the city's Sincerely, wishes. William Hayes, It's less than half the price Terrace, B.C. tag of the society's previous [::= proposal for a $4.7 wtillion EXIS'I"ING NO CHANGE Reform leak stunt maddening arena -- an option that was Dear Sir:. abruptly shot down by council ,.... The Vancouver Sun, dated Thursday, May 4, 1995 has an article and stalled the second sheet k in it with the headline "Nisga'a settelment rushed - Leaked memo drive for months. shows B.C. pressuring treaty negotiators." "'These prices are fairly firm i I am an ordinary citizen like yourself and I have sat back and and we are quite confident i said nothing when headlines read of land claims negotiation pro- about them," the society's cuss and the secret behind them. Vance Hadley told councillors This is the latest stunt pulled by the Reform Party and it nmkes at a recreation committee (L) i me mad as hell that they can feed people news that would make meeting Friday. them angry, disappointed, curious, or whatever someone feels when they read the papers. When wil I they stop7 Hadley is pushing for coun. Their tactics of feeding the public with all this information oil action quickly. ! "information" I may remind you that was supposed to be only Second-sheeters want to call heard and seen by the negotiators, is effective in some ways. for proposals over the summer It gets the people thinking. That is good[ Because we, the and then hire a professional to Nisga'a, have waited for a land claim settlement for many, many review the proposals so all is years and it is about time something was done about it. in place for a fall referendum. In the article it mentions the main problem is that the value of Hadley also says council's "\\ resources lands has skyrocketed in the past year due to a more actions will dictate the success L:' than doubling of provincial stumpage fees. Of the Rick and Paul King I like that statemeut because it is true. There is not enough Foundation fund-raising drive money the provincial or federal governments can put together to for the project. pay back what they took and still are taking, that can replace what SECOND SHEET of ice, at left, Would be built adjacent to the north side of the existing Terrace has been arid still is being extracted from our beautiful home land. "I believe donations are Arena. Dressing rooms from each rink would back onto each other, allowing convenient access be- Tlna Bolten, waiting,'.' he says, adding he tween the two. Adding $140,000 to the $2.25 million 'bare bones' design would make the building Terrace, B.C. knows of companies and con- large enough to house a leisure sheet cf ice (bottom left in diagram) but would not develop it yeL tractors prepared to donate ei- ther money or work. THE PROPOSAL: Angler comment puzzling "I am very confident we are [] Approve, In principle, construction of a 200 x 65-foot Dear Sir:. going to raise between regulstion Ice surface with seating for 200 on the same side It was interesting to see the Skeena Angler (See What'?, March $500,000 and $1 million.'" as the player benches, at a cost of $2.25 million. 22) devote a colunm to arguing that all decisions made by The new proposal is the pro- [] Call for proposals to design and build the structure for a politicians are inherently political. ("The day politicians start duct of months of work by the fixed cost to the cry. making personal decisions over political ones is the day they Second Sheet Society and city [] Hire e professional to review the proposals and make any should be defrocked.") councillor Rich McDaniel. necessary modifications. Funny...I don't remember him malting this argument when the McDaniel travelled to [] Determine a final cost to taxpayers and go to referendum 1987 Settlement Agreement that allowed Alcan's Kemano Com- several B.C. cities while on on that price. The Society wants a September referendum, pletion Project to proceed was being denounced by his fellow personal business to inSl~eCt but others suggest posing the question atthe same time ae KcP opponents, a p0 ! eal decision ' a possible Thomhlll.Terraoo amalgamation vote -- likely No- ..... Sincerely, similar rinks, collect plans, vember at the earliest -- would save money. and explore options. Viekey Hume, Terrace, B.C; McDaniel, who chairs the city's recreation committee,. THE PROBLEMS: calls the proposal credible and [] GetUng a yes vote In the referendum will be hard enough Cassiar proposal appalling says it has at least a chance of In Terrace alone. To succeed, the project will likely need ma- Dear Sir:. success of getting taxpayer Rich McDanlei Jority yes votes In the Thomhlll and Lakelse Lake areas of The Steelhead Society of B.C. is appalled at the recent proposal support. "A lot of the people in town the regional district as well. Second-shestera also fear as- from the Cassiar Forest District for a six-fold increase in the an- king the question along with a restructure vote. They envi- nual allowable cut in that area. "It's a hell of a lot better are a little bit jaded over the li- brary project," he said, noting sion cynical voters saying No to amalgamation and then With British Columbia presently having to defend its forest than $4.7 million," he said. licking the same box for the second-shest proposal. the l~rary expansion was cut practices to the global community, that proposal is ill-timed and "What I see here is a plan [] Upgrading the existing arena to building code -- a cost of ill-conceived. down from what taxpayers where they're trying to keep some $444,000 -- Isn't Included In the proposel's price tag. The proposal has been condemned by the Ministry of Environ- the price low," voted for because of cost over- Second sheeters believe they san avoid that cost now by ment on several counts. The numbem used in the socio-econo~ic "It's certainly the best at- runs. separating the two buildings. portion of the proposal are greatly inaccurate. Additionally, the tempt at getting something to- A substantial comfort margin proposal has not properly taken into account either the long term gether in the last four years." should be in place so the same THE TIMING: impacts of deforestation on the other values provided, or on the He said the building would thing doesn't happen with the existing economy. second sheet, he said. [] The goal Is to have the new sheet in place when Terrace The Cossiar is justly famed for its fishing, hunting, and majestic mean more space for noa-ice hosts the 1997 Northern B.C. Winter Games. That depends users as well. Hadley said increased opera- scenery. The foresters' proposal does not stand up to even a cur- on going to referendum and awarding the contract this year, sow review of its assessment methodology and techniques. "I'm prepared to support ting costs should be somewhat and building the second sheet In 1996. Any muddying of the it," he said. offset by increased use. In his comments on Rob Brown's recent column in the Staw waters by seeking government grants or negotiating with danl on the issue, Cassiar Forest District manager Gary Milton .~ Councillors Val George and "I firmly believe the in- the province over restructuring could throw the schedule. crease will be at least 50 per berger demonstrated that he does not, or refuses to, understand David Hull ~ who both what is fundamentallywrong with B.C.'s timber industry. cent," he said. "We'll have reviewed the plan at Friday's THE 'BARE BONES' DESIGN: Yes, there is over-capacity as far as sawmills are concerned, but committee meeting -- were 1,500 people in the arena that does not mean there is no opportunity for change, or even not 1,000." [] A $2.255 million, pre-englneered, 27,000 square-foot steel cautiously optimistic about it. structure designed for Terrace snow load requirements. growth. "I'm generally supportive," McDaniel noted the last time • A separate Ice plant and four concrete block dressing Instead of liquidating the forests of the Casaiar to feed mills that George said. "Ultimately it the second-sheeters were he- rooms of 360 square feet each and s referee room. were designed to cut low value products, mills that minimize pro- will be up to taxpayers of Ter- fore council they were asking • Floor to near-ceiling windows on the west wall for light- duct input, we should be encouraging production in the Cassiar race in a referendum." for a major outlay of money to Ing, Internal atmosphere and external aesthetics. that results in maximum value. "Hopefully we can get a hire an architect. Surely Mr. Miltenberger realizes the substantial economic ad- council commitment fairly Under the new plan, he said, vantages of shipping to market finished products, as opposed to THE ADD-ONS: raw logs, from the remote Cossiar area. quickly," hc added. there will be no immediate outlay of city money, [] Adding a 50 x 65-foot leisure sheet would expend the Summing up, the proposal to increase the cut in the Casaiar "This is what we've been doesn't stand upto even the initial peer review by Mr. Milts- "This is not costing anybody building to 34,000 square feet and Inflate the price tag by waiting for," said Hull, ad- $400,000 to $2.655 million. But the cry could make the build- burger's colleagues. The proposal is an embarrassment, and ding it's now up to council to anything right away" ing big enough and leave developing the Cheat to later by should be withdrawn. make a decision. McDaniel said. "We don't add Ing Just $140,000 to the basic design. Brace Hill, He said he favours a most need to hire a professional un- • Not Included In the basic design, but Identified aa poe- President, basic option so voters and til after the proposal call is sible options for community fund-raising are: a score dock Steelhead Society of British Columbia. users get what they expect. made and proposals come (eat. $15,000), second Zambonl (less than $100,000), an Ice back." pit for snow disposal ($30,000). Report ignores Thornhili option THE START IS FOR PEOPLE LEARNING TO READ THORNHILL shouldn't be dis- Tllornhill rink would be much arena. counted as a potential site for the greater than the side-by-side op- Thornhill schools, in particular, The Start proposed second sheet of ice, tion, where the two rinks could could ]make much greater use of a says Peggy Julseth, Thornhlll share staff. Thomhill sheet, she said. area director at the regional dis- "It would require its own full Julseth said she couldn't sup- Flaherty fantastic trict. complement of staff and employ- p0rt any proposal until both siting TERRACE HOCKEY fans had more than the Julseth noted the Second Sheet ees," McDaniel said. "Are the scenarios are considered and until Vancouver Canucks' seventh game win to cheer about Society's report and proposal to taxpayers prepared to spend a it's clear exactly how the project Friday night. council only considers the pos- quarter million more of their would affect the Thornhill tax They could also celebrate San Jose Sharks defeat of the s~ility of locating the new ri~k taxes on wages each year?" bill. adjacent to the existing arena. He said hc's convinced the sec- Another factor, said Julseth, is Calgary Flames in double overtime. That's because "I think both scenarios should ond sheet has to be adjacent to the proposed Greater Terrace there was a local connection in the form of Shark: goalie be looked at thoroughly," she the arena. restructuring. Wade Flaherty, a Terrace Minor Hockey product. said. "There are also available "It's more convenient to have A second sheet of ice in Them- Fiaherty kept San Jose alive in the first overtime lands in Thomhill at no extra cost them both in the same place," he hill ~ or a grant towards its con- period, stopping 17 shots including two breakaways by to taxpayers near the Thornhtll said. "We're not being selfish stmction ~ could be a sweetener Robert Reichel, Community Centre." about it, we're being sens~le to persuade Thornhill voters to ei- Locating the new sheet t, about it" ther amalgamate with Terrace or It was Flaherty's second start for the Sharks and Thomhlll would more fairly dis- But Julseth suggests a Thornhill incorporate, she said. second victory. tribute the recreation facilities. rink could pull in more skaters "It could be an item for the, But councillor Rich McDmtel and revenue ~ from people who wish list for negotiating with the Peggy Julseth says the ~ost of operating a don't now make the trip to the province," she said.

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[] faucet aerators ~ v - I I The program is offering the l flushreducer i ,.. . ' package, valued at $100, free of ldoorweatherstripping ~ ~~t | I charge to 75,000 homes across []draftproofing ' I I the province. [] home energy check-up. ~ I i ,^Gordon^..s.aid_there's. std[ t'mae _To reg'mterfor ~ese free pro- WEATHER STRIPPING on doors stops draughts and saves I I ~u,t,=uw,e=n to regmer m m~s oauc.,~.~=,.~m~.n r_~crgy at t- money. That's Kamaljit Butt= cutting a piece of weatherstripping -"'~V ...... ouu-.vo~,-zz~,~,case nave your to fit, She's one of two people in the area installing basic energy i I =c getting a great response e~ectrie/gas uti|ity account hum- packages on homes. Nearly 1,000 homes here and in Kitimat will ! I ber available when you call.) benefit by the BC 21 Power Smart program by this fall, I I Mine firm pushes for road ,' ,' THE QUESTION of whether the , . -. , e-~. ,. --. the provincial government. | I SUPmp~ydo:: to key mine devel- n[ernauona bKy ne a gs "There's probably a billion dol- | | p . the Iskut River will • = .... -- . lars worth of new mining poten- I I go through B.C. or Masks ls once an ISKUt hold route d~.h~t~, tia~up there if the government ag_ain being debated, r" ~ ..... v helped open up that road," he I I International Skyline Gold road is key to its plans. Grandison says his preference is said. I I Corp. wants the B.C. government Although the province has to go through B.C. and ship con- "To allow that corridor to go I I to subsidize construction of 19 refused to commit any money for centrate out of Stewart. through there has got to be a boon miles of road from the turnoff to the road, company president Cliff But he also wants to be able to to the whole area." | I the Eskay Creek gold properties Grandison says Victoria remains seriously consider an Alaskan of- Grandison said the road could I I to its Bronson Slope property on "obstructionist" over the altema- for to subsidize by US $20 mil- also make further exploration and thelskut, tive -- the option of mining finms lion the Bradfield road. development at International I I The road extension has been building a road 42 miles in the That road would be dramatical. Skyline'a Johnny Mountain mine I I discussed for years, and cost opposite direction, to tidewater at ly more expensive than the B.C. -- closed last year ~ more eco- estimates range from $5.4 million Bradfield Canal in Alaska. route -- more than $50 million nomical. I I to, early $9 million...... , Tha t would channel the flow of -- and would require a 5,000 foot International Skyline's assay 1 1 The issue is on the table again " ore Concentrate and supplies -- tunnel through a mountain, results at Bronson Slope show a nowi because : International. and the'in0ney and jobs assoeia. The B.C. road is more econom, poly-metaliic deposit of gold, sil- I i S~line is applying fore inine de- ted with them ~ through Alaska ical, Orandison said, and probe- ver, copp&, 'molybdenum and I I velopment permit and says the instead orB C bly profitable in the long run for mag~netite. It2" mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm ~ RADELET & COMPANY Barristers & Solicitors, Vancouver, B.C. Out & Companies • Family Trusts • Tax Matters James W. Radelet Phone 689-0878 Fax 689-1386 About From McEwan GM in Terrace House building still strong NEW HOME construction ap- ~ Trl~avellP"] pears to be down a bit from this time last year. Invites you to Sail away with But Terrace still boasts by far the strongest construction market FALCON in the northwest. ona Terrace senior building in- spector Paul Gipps said the city had issued 23 residential building inspection permits by the end of April. That's down from about 30 the same time last year, Gipps said, ALL MAKES attributing the drop to the build- ® ing delay caused by the longer winter. PAINT S PECIAL 11" IWA signs up Board the luxuri( yourwonderful 2 McEwan GM to Rcno and spcn WORKERS AT another local taking in wed before flying auto dealership have now been organized by the International Woodworkers of America. MeEwan GM slaff became automatically certified with the union after 72 per cent of workers signed up by April 3. 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Cruise'n:: (i/i( I~ 3D~' ;:::::h:!"::iiiii Correction Sept. 23 NieuwAmster~!~[:. ii~ iiiiii: AN ITEM on this page last 0c,.3 Statendam ili!i week incorrectly indicated Tim Oc,.3 Ry,,e,m:.~iii':.!iii!::.~iiiii Horton's plan for a drive-through ship of yqfi~i~ * Dents and Rust repair not incuded tax extra, limited time offer window would close Ottawa wonderful7, 8 or 9 fi{~i~fi~¢.~ Ryndam passcngers:si~i~i i tn A~;~i~ii~(or¢ Financincl available O.A.C. Street from Lakelse to Lazdle. flying home. (Nieu~iiii~ ~1, passcngc~:::~a~fcl In fact, the road closure would directly to airportffomth8 ~11~i PurePleasure/ :: ~iii:i::: ::u only block the street off to traffic @ ~ ~ThoStrength ~ aOldsmobfle ~ o,, ro ,.o~ from Lakelse to the laneway. Cdn. B~CE CH~mUCKS i°fExp°rienc" \V/PONTIAC -,-.,L__~_. Gee The remaining section to ,0.o.:.omS1289 ...... T ~-nevrolet ...... , ...... Lazelle would remain open to For the Uniglobe office nearest you call traffic exiting fzom the laneway Safes c~ II,lm .,m= ~,,,,,m.,=,~ ,,,~,~ TERRACE 635-4941 or from the Pizza Hut parking lot. 1-800-3.UNIGLOBE KITIMAT 632-4941 The question of whether or not INDEPENDENTLY OWNED means better personal service . easmy LIII oct or Tow. cus~oME.s to approve the road closure has All packages&pro from Vancouverand ~ fully ~ork, d. Pdce,t am in Dealer No.5893 1-800-8MCE~VAN* been tabled to the city's public Ca,tadlan dollars =d include aid'arc, hotel, cruise in an inside s'tateroom (1-80o-o82-3926)* works committee meeting of and all ground transportation,Not Indoded; drp0rt/port tax= and (]ST. We Can Make It Happen A t The Brig/t t Spot On Highway 16 West In Terrace Wednesday, May 31. Mills seeks plan cash MILLS MEMORIAL Hospital is looking for planning money to determine how it'll reshape itself going into the next century. A $85,000 study completed last year forecast expenditures of $28 million for major renovations. But it wants another $50,000 to $60,000 for a second study to ensure that what's been suggested makes sense, says Mills official Michael Leisinger. "There's nothing wrong with the building itself. But the opera- tions of the ]hospital have changed," said Leisinger. Driving those changes has been a series of budget freezes lea ding to bed closures. /...,:~.~3. SOMETHINGSHE'S ALWAYS WANTED That's resulted in a facility now , '.,:~,, ~.~,,'-; ,~:!: .....,A 14 IG&RAT GOLD GRADUATION GIFTS "~ having 52 beds, down from the •.~.~:~;;,,,,-- ..~¢)" 89 at the beginning of the decade. /..,/-',~ SOLITAIRE FOR YOUNG LADLES , What's needed are renovations - EMGAGEMENT RING and relocation of hospital func- 10KARAT GOLD SALE ~,'~ ]i tions to make Mills more effi- l cient, said Leisinger. 0.,oc~o,~o,~ SALE s299 FIEG$138.95 'h"O~;~¢'/ ~° ! "There are operational savings REG $439.95 d to be made," he added. ~.~ ~-~.-,~ :,, 10 KARATGOLDMINI SALE ,~~~ I~ill In the short term, the hospital is 0.15 CARAT DIAMOND SALE s399 DIAMOND RING 9 forecasting a $3.5 million ex- REG $579.95 s99 9~1 penditure to move its operating rooms upstairs from the ground 3,20 CARAT DIAMOND SALE level. S499 GRADUATION GIFTS REG $729.95 A Messagefrom Bonnieand BarrieCarter That would be accompanied by FOR YOUNG MEN the construction of a proper day :)25 CARAT DIAMOND SALE S699 The response to our 21 st Anniversary sale has surgery ward which is now lo- REG $1019.95 been fantastic. We'd like to thank our customers eated in the emergency room who shopped our Anniversary Sale because thanks area. GENTS SALE ~~ :)33 CARAT DIAMOND SALE s999 to you, it's been our biggest sale ever. 10 KAqATGOLD V~T~ Day surgery is a growing and We are continuing the Sale because we want cost effective portion of the hos- :EG $1499.95 everyone to save at this great event. REG-~- $208.95 ~o~13999 ~ pital's operations. )50 CAFb~TDIAMOND SAU~S1499 "It's a matter of sliding the =~EG $2995.95 0KARAT COW ~TH SALE pieces around to have a proper Sincerely, DIAIVlONDS ~i~~,.~!'~' ~" 1,00 CARAT DIAMOND REG $414.95 ~~.~ ~ ~-~,," fit," said Leisinger. SALE s4399 Bonnie and Barrie He said the provincial govern- :{EG $5995.95 ment has been less than receptive to the hospital's request for plan- Are you one of the thousands of people ning money. ~AGIFI-SHEWlLLTREJ~SUREFOREVER ~ who saved hundreds of dollars at ' ' ~# lO KARAT Ultimately, major decisions at 10 KARAT DIAMOND TENNIS ~ GOLD CHAINS Mills are to be the responsibility of the new, community health BFb~CELETJ °'°~c~7~'W'°F CARTERS ~ ~VEOP.O council and of its equally new SALE regional health board parent. s339~ ~;~ii::'i~,i~:~i~::: ~~ ~ ~ ~0~oc~T~O~ J EWELERS' OFF "~'~:~'~~..... ",, '" SALE s47999 21 st "RVESIT ~!~~ Anniversary Sale? ~T~UP,~ DIAMOND EARRINGS ~":~~..~~~ "'~ 't Fashion may change, but d~ese hnpeccably '=~- ...... '~ styled timepieces will still look dght y~r 14 KARAT GOLD ,74 JEWELLERS aftL=ryear. Ladies' and Men's models offera o.osCARATT.W. REG $149.95 SALE 99 ~;~ ' ' r ' %:'''' ~' '' ' '' ' '~' ' ' ' '' ~'

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ENTIRE iNVENTORY SALE 8(1~99 "?~ -,~,~ --oCmZE~. REDUCED SAVE UPTO r d CULTURED 3 MM" ~EG $36.00 SALE $23~ 6OoOF~F 0 PEARL 4MM.REG$42.00 SALE s29~ Why not follow the crowds? EARRINGS 5MM'REG$60.00SALE s39 oo

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'AFA DIAMOND , ! III :-' , .TENNIS BRACELET ...... , ~ :. i VALUE$500.00 i " !:!~, .|! .... ~• I NAME: !:i: CA. ] S : :'~ i'i~::~ ["...... tbWN:,:, " POSTAL/:CODE',:"!' ..... ;11111]" i .~: PHONE= i ' :'' 'i SMITHERS SHOPPING CENTRE SKEENA MALL, TERRACE, i I::: ~i ~ MUst be over 18yeats of age ~ Box 20070, Smithers, B.C. VOJ 3PO 225B-4741 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. V8G 1R5 Bi'..~il '~` :~ :~ DRAWNB=..THIS'-..SATURDAY... - - ~._" .|J k PHN (604) 847-9766 FAX (604) 847-2664 PHN (604) 635-9000 FAX (604) 635-2727 J A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995

0 Claims clock running # TIME IS RUNNLMG out for quentiy expressed frustration at evenly split on the question of progress on land dalm talks with the pace of talks, claiming there's whether they still hold title today. Now You See Them Gitksan natives in the Hazeltons too much process, and not enough Gilksan negotiator Dou Ryan area. substance. said a six-month extension has Now You Don't ! Although the Nlsga'a north of But federal negotiator Bill been contemplated, but there Terrace are the most advanced Zaharoff said last week he would be little point in that if Stump Removal with Minimum native group at the bargaining believes enough progress has there isn't some kind of progress table, a deadline is looming for been made to keep the claim in made by July. Landscape Damage "substantial progress" towards a the negotiating room, instead of "We're still miles apart on our Gitksan claim settlement or else the courtroom. political and legal differences," the tribal group's land claim court "We would certainly think sub- he said. "And we're certainly not • Chips Stumps case will advance to the Supreme stsntive progress has been prepared to discontinue ~e court Court of Canada. made," he said. case." to Mulch The claim of Gitksan and Zahareff noted that a frame- He said the Gitksan wo~ld have Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs to work agreement to guide the ne- to see both governments sign the title over 57,000 square kilo- gotiations has been initialed, but framework agreement, and sign metres of northwestern B.C, not yet approved by federal or off a number of treaty sub- centred on the Hazeltons, was re, provincial cabinet. agreements before they would jected by the trial judge, and the He predicted substantive nego- have confidence in negotiations. Minimum Lawn B.C. Court of Appeal. tiations toward an agreement.in- The closer an election gets, the The Gitksau began appealing principle could be underway as less likely that antything dramatic Damage the case to the Supreme Court of early as July. will be accomplished, Ryan Canada, but agreed last summer If the Gitksan case goes to the added. to defer the appeal for one year to Supreme Court of Canada it will "The NDP when they were attempt negotiations with the pro- be only the second time the coun- elected told me to my face that vince. try's highest court has ruled on a they weren't going to conclude Pro~;i=cial officials say July 11 native land claira. any agreement with any First Na- • Removal Near is the deadline for achieving sig- The first was in 1973 when the tion in their first term," lm said. nificant progress in the negotia- Supreme Court ruled Nisga'a na- "And that's exactly what they've Buildings Or tions. tives held title to their traditional done. That's one promise they Gitksan negotiators have fro- territory before confederation, but kept." Shrubbery NWCC students rej.=ct Fed STUDENTS AT Northwest Corn- wanted to continue their member- Univemity of Ottawa, all New- • Machine fits munity College (NWCC)are no ship in the CTS. "It was a foundl~d schools, plus Douglas, longer part of the Canadian Fed- landslide," said Nemeth. "291 Selkkk, Langam and Cafiboo through 30 eration of Students, the body said no, and only 13 said yea. Colleges in B.C. which represents post-secondary "The CFS has been getting Nemeth is U'ying to start an al- inch gate students throughoutthecountry, away from student issues for liance of northern college, to re- "We ~vere tired of paying fees years and concentrating too much place the CFS. The alliance will opening . and not getting anything in on external issues, like political be free of charge -- CFS charged return," said Alex Nemeth, ac- turmoil in Sout]h America," he students $6 each a semester. ting chair of NWCC's student as- explained. Nemeth claims the new alliance sociation. Many other post-secondary in- will be more in touch with stu- Students were asked in last stitutions across the country have dents, dealing with issues they are Thursday's vote whether they also left the CFS, including the such as tuition fees and daycare. . Free Estimates ~,f:"

x x x x * x x JL ± .t X JL 1 t ~ & PUBLIC MEETING H~w C~n Y~ Serving ti e Northwest THORNHILL SEWER AND WATER ~ASTER PLAN DISCUSSION PAPER P@opl, From The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine has engaged Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. to prepare a TERRACE, Kitimat, sewer and water master plan for Thcrnhill. Smi~ers, Prince K) li!ain .(?,)ast Chipper., I mo~~,:~,%~:~!i~i@ ?@~ ~ Servz,:e's A Public Meeting on the Discussion Paper is the first ,step in the preparation of this master plan. There will .. and o~'~'~ iii!i!!'iil;!~! i be discussion on the alternatives-available for communitei?i!i~ !providing sewer and water services to the Thornhill area. ,* Lookfor informal6.;! 638-1786 ~: in this weeks ActiOn ;. ~ All residents and interested parties are invited to ~: Ads Section attend, and participate in this process ~'Y¥¥VV¥¥~¥VVVV~YV,~

The Public Meeting will be held: 7:00 p m., Wednesday, May 31, 1995 ...... ;,, ...... ,.~,~,, at the Thornhill Community Centre

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Usk land buy Centre eyes new role bUlqDLI& is unopposed THE LOCAL correctional centre remand from walking away. tbr emergency use. A KITIMAT resident's re- could also house people being "A person on a sentence knows Watts said those beds In reserve quest to purchase Crown land kept in custody while waiting to there Is an end. A person that has could be used for remands. JOY in Usk has met no opposition makc court appearances. been remanded for two weeks There's also a side benefit to from the regional district. A proposal being made by local conceptually doesn't know when the remand plan -- a possible A recreational lease was correctional officers says such a there Is going to be an end," said revival of the electronic monitor- Baby's Name: originally issued in 1976 for move would do away with having Watts. ing program. Danielle Alderina Sexton the 0.6ha. parcel on Usk Store to transport people back and forth 'i'They may not have a lot of That program featured electron- Baby's Name: Bate& Time of Birth: Rd. James Mackenzie is the from a remand centre in Prince impulse control and that increases ic anklets worn by people Brian Patick McCarthy #2 April 17, 1995 at 11:41 pm current lease holder and has a George. their chances on going for a Date & Time of Birth: Weight:7 Ibs 7 oz sentenced to serve their terms at April 13, 1995al 10:45 pm small house on the property And that would save money in wall~" he added. Sex: Female their homes. Weight:7 Ibs 10 oz Sex:Male Parents: Alice & Terry Sexton which he uses for recreational transportation costs and staff They sound an alarm at a cen- Parents: Brian & Collene purposes. time, says regional corrections of- tral office should the person leave Although the parcel does ficial Rob Watts. "A person that has their property. Baby's Name: not meet the 10 acre mini- Some people facing charges are Baby's Name: Savannah Paige Walker beer remanded for two It was cancelled here last year mum size requirement of the remanded in custody until court when the number of people on the Kailynn Brle Pelletier Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: area's zoning, the planning appearances. weeks conceptually program didn't jutstify its cost. April 20, 1995 at 4:28 pm department pointed out it was That's because the court feels doesn't know when April 16, 1995 at 2:42 am. Weight: 6 Ibs 14 oz Sex: Female Weight:7 Ihs 11 oz Sex: Female Parents: Jolene Wall created in 1922, at the time of they may be a danger to the pub- Those people who would have there is going to be an Parents: Kristi LeBlond & Arnie Sister for Marlena & Samantha, lic or there's a chance the person qualified for the electronic railroad construe,ion and long end." WATTS. Pelleliet •'rod Brian before the zoning by-law might not show UP for subsequent monitoring program now face came into effect. appearances. doing their terms at the correc- The majority of lots created But Watts said the type of per- tional centre. Bahy's Name: Senna Colleen Baby's Name: at that time have since been son that might be kept in remand Not having a fence to deter "If we do start having people • Date &Time el'Birth: Braxlon Maxwell Fremont sold and developed. here won't be considered a walkaways would not please on remand here instead of being Apri 16, 1995 at 10:04 am. Date & Time of Birth: Weight: 9 Ibs 1 ozSex: Female danger to the public. judges who would wonder why a sent to Prince George, it would April 21, 1995 at 6:10 am Parents:Mr. & l~rs, Scan Harris Weight: 8 Ibs 1%oz Sex: Male "Basically the kind of person person was not in court when then be cheaper to bring back 13aby sister for Ashley & Alexandria l'arent,;: Tabitha Foment Ultrasound for remand here would fit the they were supposed to, Watts electronic monitoring," said grant okayed same kind of criteria of the per- continued. Watts. son being sentenced here," he The remand proposal has yet to THE REGIONAL district has "The plan weald be to have an said. receive full approval. agreed to give Mills Memorial institution at 30 beds plus having Yet the centre would need some "It's a matter of spending five or six on electronic monitor- hospital a $40,000 grant improvements to make it suitable ing." towards the cost of new ultra- money up front for a savings as a remand facility, Watts added. down the road," said Watts. "From the government point of sound equipment. Chief among those is a fence The centre has 30 beds based on view it would not only save In a letter to the board, Ter- around the centre building be- a plan for a 24-bed steady oc- money but it would keep local race regional health care cause it would deter people on cupancy with six kept in reserve people in the area," said Watts. society chief executive officer Michael Leisinger noted the province had agreed to come up with $60,000 toward the Northwest gets ~,~"l ~"¢" can f°r n"t'it": ll cost of the "state-of-the.art" a~&%a, I- 800-565-8111!1 equipment. The balance of $74,000 would come from the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Foundation. claims watchdog A FORMER Kitimat mayor is the Thorn, nov,, a resident of watchdog for a committee of lo- Telkwa, was in the dairy business Terrace Motors Toyota Travel plans cal govermnents formed to keep for 40 years in Kitimat and in approved an eye on northwest land claims. Smithers. "Canada's Oldest Toyota Dealership" George Them was named to the He served as an alderman and TRAVEL PLANS approved Skeena Treaty Advisory Com- mayor of Kitimat for 14 years, by the board include sending mittee last week. was a Kitimat Stikine regional a director to next month's Ca- He'll be attending negotiating district mayor for eight years and nadian Hospital Association sessions with provincial govern- served on various municipal conference in Calgary ment negotiators and reporting government organizations. (estimated cost $1,775), ad- back on issues affecting local The Skeena Treaty Advisory ministrat0r Bob Marcellin to governments. Committee was formed last year the Municipal Officers Asso- Nine communities and regional with the blessing of the provincial ciation annual meeting in districts are on the advisory com- govenurtent in response to criti- Whistler ($1,435) and Them- mittee and their interests arc the cisms by local governments that hill acting fire chief Guy Nisga'a, Tsimshian and Haisla they weren't being heard in land Belanger to three training land claims. claims talks. seminars ($1,780). The Nisga'a is the only claim of the three under active negotiation. ~ School District No. 88 (Terrace) NOTICE AIr playing fields in the Terrace and Thornhill area schools will be Fertilized Monthly. This program will run from 4912 Highway 16 West, Terrace May through , II¢~t.~.~, ~..l~.,'(lllll'...IX.~lt.tt I IVl~ll.I I|l~..~t.l~.J,,Ig~lll.) I,l~OLIUl~,tk./I. October 1994. 1-800-313-6558 dir#5957 635-6558 GROUND SCHOOL CLASSES ON GOING Start Anytime! FLIGHTTEST EXAMINER ON STAFF

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sewer project on hold. And it will stay that way until the waters subside, says Kitimat- Sdkine regional district adminis- trator Bob Mareellin. URYCL EA NI~IG !~,:i!!!!i~; :~Terrac e B C VSG 1 R6 Although the sewage lagoons & REPAIRS ...... 635~-2820 have been excavated, he ex- 1 1 plained, the clay liner cannot be i,------,,--,--.------,11 put down until the river returns to normal level. That's because a rising river means a rising veater table. If the Tl e Premitrline-Collection clay liner was in place and the lagoon l'dled, there would be no LouverDra }e is on ,sale now. problem. But without the compensating :'~ ~ You'll find styles ~nd weight of a full lagoon, that rising fabrics for every window. water table would "pop out" the Big Sevlnge Great Looks liner, meaning the contractor ...... [t~l Right now when you buy t! PREMIERLINEVERTICAL BLINDS would have to start all over again. :i .: " . [ : : ' :,: . :t youcansave Marcellin anticipated that part of the project would therefore 55% have to wait until July. How i ::i;':: i } . : :. i Let us show you why vertical blinds frorn quickly it progressed would LouverDrape are the choice of smart .. .,...., ...... ': home owners, everywhere, depend on the weather since rain would further delay work on the ~i'i~,!; ~}ii:iii@;~:~iii;i~,;::,: A:,i:~i:ii!i@~iiii![~i .i::~:i:::,,~,. ~.:: ~.~:~ili~; :..i: :ii',~:i~ ~ LouverDrape" n Chain formed .... liner. In the meantime, the collection .~.,~]'~.• ,. , The Colour Connection CARRYING THE flag (above) at this year's Chain of Life was Mike Panchuk, Approximately system, now complete, is going • .. ~;i: ~ 125 people showed up for the annual event, organized by the Terrace Pro,Life Education as- through pressurization testing and ~;~ ...... 635-7466 sociation and held Mothers day, Sunday, May 14, work would continue on the aera- Call for an appointment tion building.

Keep calling ANYONE WHO sees activity they think might be causing habitat damage is being en- couraged to phone the Depart- NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE ment of Fisheries and Oceans: Thanks the following community sponsors for their contribution to Earlier this spring local the success of the conference of the fisheries officer Scott Trent CONSORTIUM OF POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION NORTH fielded calls on two developments out at Lakelse Lake. Skeena. Broadcasters Although fears of damage 'A' ,.,o, s,., o. c o,,, proved unfounded in those eases, "Hoods in the Woods" he still wants to hear from people. Skeena Distributors Even if development had not Wilkinson Business Machines caused any damage at that point, there might be potential for prob, ...... Loomis Courier Service ...... •LL,. WEEL DR! I lems later, he explained. Terrace Travel By visiting the site, Trent said, Skeena Sawmills : . "We can set out guidelines to Subaru's unique full-time prevent impact (on habitat)." City of Terrace ...... '~ All-Wheel Drive system is ~; And, he added, developers ap- Central Flowers the ultimate safety advantage.. preciated having the rules spelled Kermodei Trading Superior traction means safer, out because it could save un- welcome legal problems later on. more confident driving- on any kind of road, i n any kind of weather.

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - B1 TERRACE ;TANDARD

INSIDE SECTION B COMMUNITY CRIS LEYKAUF EVENTS B2 OMMU ]NITY 638-7283

I1 U Our home and native land "C~ADA IS A BETTER coun- ty than she was just 24 hours ago," declared Judge Ann Wil- son. With those words 24 new Canadian citizens from the North- west were welcomed during a citizenship ceremony held in Ter- race last week. BOOKING IN The new Canadians bring With them the heritage of 11 different PETER HEPBURN countries, including England, In- dia, Poland, Scotland, South Afri- ca and Zimbabwe. Before they took the oath of citizenship, Judge Wilson advised Comments the applicants that while becom- ing a Canadian citizen was im- portant, "being an active Cana- welcome dian is even more important. l 'M GOING to stick my lightly "We need you to help Cana- sunburnt neck out on this one. dians realize how lucky they are Let's call it a case of ignoring just to live in this country." the good sense I was born with. Then she asked each of the ap- plicants to state their names be- I want to invite you to express any lingering fore they took the following oath: concerns about the library expansion pro- ject. /swear (affirm) that I will be Don't mistake me. This is not some faithful and bear true masochistic desire to suffer public rebuke. allegiance It's just that it's a little quiet out there. That to her Majesty concerns me. the second I should emphasize that as a library board Queen of Canada, trustee and as a regular library patron I am luer heirs and successors, mostly quite pleased by the undertaking. that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada Oh, of course there are a few things that and fulfill aren't entirely ia line with my aesthetic my duties ideal. These things are hardly worth consid- as a Canadian citizen. eration here. I'm also aware of similar opinions held by The ceremony, a yearly event in board and staff members. Most seem to Terrace, was held at Clarence coincide with mine. Michiel Elementary. on May 16. I have not listened to a "person on the Constable Mel Mullett of the street" complain to me in quite some time. RCMP, Counselor Ruth Halleck from city council and Gail Mur- Still more time lms passed since that dif- ray, representing MLA Helmut ficult period of fundraising when some Giesbrecht, congratulated the new voiced dissatisfaction. Canadians. • More time than that even has slipped by "To choose Canada isdifferent since public concern over the loss of valu- than being born here," said Hal- able park space was an issue before the lock. "Those who are born here board. can become complacent about the More than half the population of the Ter- opportuniti~s and freedoms Cana- race area are registered patrons, with many da offers...We should be proud more using the facility solely on a drop-in you chose Canada." basis. A not insignificant number, whose Nevt Canadian Rupa Sidhu from r~dia echoed her words. satisfaction is vital. Do they really know the "Ecing a Canadian means hav- project? ing a lot of rights and freedoms," Aside from the doubled floor space and she said. CANADA GAINED 24 new citizens last week at a citizenship ceremony at Clarence Michiel brightened, dusty rose interior, the project She's lived in Canada for five Elementary School. Here, two applicants take the oath of citizenship. Grade 5 classes welcomed the new Canadians with a song, and•posters saying what Canada means to them. boasts greater workspace for staff. The years, and her husband, daughter reference and children's sections are just and sons arc all Canadian. South Africa. Once he realized Outstanding scenery xvas also "I want to grow like them," plains it's more difficult to start a two of the areas that have benefited from how beautiful Canada is, he the reason why U.S. citizen Paul business in Canada, but neverthe. generous donations. she said. "I feel proud to be a Ca- couldn't return home. nadian." Goodwill decided to become a less wouldn't move back to the "It's just lovely here," he said. Canadian. He has lived in Dr. Sam Campbell from States. "Stewart is wonderful. It's the Kitwanga for 11 years now, and Stewart came to Canada five "I might visit them, but I'll stay* On your next visit to the library, last w.qdemess." He too has a says people there are much more up here," says Goodwill. "I love years ago on a vacation from Canadian spouse and children. look around a bit more. ff you're friendly and outgoing. Ee corn- the mountains." ..... satisfied, terrific. But do ask ques- tions ff you choose.

New shelving will be earthquake standard. What do you know , More shelving means some of the books in storage will again see daylight. If only it were so shnply, perfectly sum- about Canada? marized. BEFORE AN IMMIGRANT can become a Canadian citizen, As is the case with any project, there was -- is he or she has to prove a basic knowledge of Canadian history a cost. Deletions. Alterations. So a building and politics. designed to accommodate air-conditioning may be unbearably hot this sumraer because no air- These are 'sample' questions that might be asked of an ap- conditioner is in place. plicant for Canadian citizenship. All questions must be taken Air-conditioning, or the lack thereof, will not from either Look at Canada (basically a map booklet) and make or break the project. In pointing out this The Canadian Citizen. particular omission, I hope to make you more aware of how your money has been spent. 1. What is the Queen's representative In each province called? On your next visit lo the l~rary, look around a (a) the Premier CO) the MLA (c) the Lieutenant Governor bit more. If you're satisfied, terrific. But do ask 2. When did the Charter of Rights & Freedoms become part of questions if you choose. the Canadian Constitution? This is not my fundraising-through-guilt ef- (a) 1967 Co) 1867 (c) 1982 fort. After all, I'm mot your mother. True, the 3. What does the Elector Information Card/Notice of Enumera. project requires more funds. Certainly all dona- tion tell you? tions are enormously appreciated, but the board (a) where to vote Co) who to vote for (e) the names of candidates has other means in hind. 4. How does a bill become a law? The library expansion, I believe, is marvelous (a) the Prime Minister decides what the law will be Co) the Premiers if incomplete. But remember, caveat emptor as agree to the new law (c) the bill is debated and voted on in the they teach us In junior high. Reacquaint your- House of Commons and the Senate and passed by a majority in both selves with the library. Enjoy its wide range of 5. How are Senators chosen? services. Find faultwhere yea may. (a) they are elected by voters (b)they are chosen by the provincial Just please, care about s project that has cost premiers (c) they are appointed by the Prime Minister and the Oov. ernor General much and will hopefully return more. 6. What four provinces joined together In Confederation? Ontario, New Brunswick: (a) Newfoundland & Manitoba CO) British Columbia & Quebec (c) Quebec & Nova Scotia A tittle too tempting 7. Name one thing provlnehl governments are responsible for? (a) parking bylaws Co) national defense (c) hospitals A thousand pounds of honey 8. What Is Canada's system of government called? (a) a parliamentary democracy CO) a republic (c) a congressional proved too tempting for a system greedy bear, much to the 9. What is the name of the Prime Minister? dismay of a local honey (a) Ray Hnatyshyn Co) Jean Chretien (e) Jean Charest .... farmer. 10. What political party is in power in B.C.? (a) the Liberal Party Co) the Progressive Conservative Pa~ (c) the New Democratic Party • JUDGE ANM WILSON and Constable Mel Muller congratulate a 11. Who has the fight te vote in federal elections? See page B5 new Canadian. Applicants from 11 different countries were wel- comed dudng the ciUzenshlp ceremony, (a) Canadian citizens Co)landed immigrants (c)pro~ owners ~ i B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 CITY CENE DANCES ET CETERA • DANCE REVUE '95 -- The Praviainen dance students • ARTIST DON WEIR exhibits his recent oil paintings at celebrate the 20th annual Revue on Friday, May 26 at 8 p,m. the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. The show continues until June 15. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets are $6 for adults and $5 for children and seniors and are available at Sight and Sound AFOR OLD TIMES SAKE -- The Terrace Art Assoeia- in the Skeena Mall. Proceeds go towards the R.E.M. Lee tier presents an exhibition of paintings by B.C. artist Bill Theatre Alive Society. Visserman and a series of photographs of local scenes by Vi Thnmerman, at the Terrace Art Gallery. The show runs until May 28. The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday from 12 MUSIC p.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. • DALLAS gets you on the dance floor this week at George's Pub, in the Northern Motor Inn. YOUTH A KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday and Sunday at • HEALTHY CHOICES FOR YOUTH is holding a full George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn, every Sunday and week of activities at the Kermode Friendship Centre for those Monday at Hanky Panky's and every Friday at the Thomhill aged 10-19 years. On May 24 drop in for free tutoring from Pub. 4-8 p.m. May 25 features an outside sport or craft from 4-7 p.m. And on Friday night wear your old clothes, because it's messy Spaghetti Night. On Saturday, May 27, drop in for MOVIES street hockey at E.T. Kenney from 2-6 p.m. The centre is closed on Sunday. On May 29-31, starting at 4 p.m. tutoring &Ending this Thursday at 7 p.m. only is A GOOFY and quiet activities resume. MOVIE starring your favourite dog. Also ending, at 9:15 p.m. only, is THE KISS OF DEATH. Also playing, but not ending, is ROB ROY, starring Liam Neeson and Jessica Lange at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. THEATRE &ESCAPE FROM HAPPINESS makes its second debut Starting Friday on the Terrace stage starting June 8. Two new actors, An- nette Martindale and Jim Branch, will be taking over two of a A matter of balance A JOHNNY MNEMANIC, starring Keanu Reeves of JESSICA MCCOOEY and Nicole Lindsay adopt a pose from the the lead roles, and director Marianne Weston says the play is Speed fame, plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. At 7:15 Christopher Highland Fling dance they'll be performing this Friday during definitely v~orth seeing again. After winning the Skeena Reeve and Kirstie Alley star in VILLAGE OF THE Dance Revue '95, This will be the 20th annual Revue the Zone Drama Festival, the play will be competing in DAMNED. And at 9:30 p.m. ]ROB ROY continues. Praviainen dance students have performed at the R.E.M. Lee Mainstage in Kamloops this July. These upcoming per- Theatre. See DANCE,.gfor ticket information and times. formances will help pay for the trip.

Wednesday, May 24 BIG BROTHERS & Big Sisters hold a board meeting the third TEENAGE WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP hosts a workshop Monday of every month at 3237 Kalum St. at 7:30 p.m. They're SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY meets the third Tuesday of every on body awareness and identity at 7 p.m. NW Family looking for volunteers and board men,hers. Contact Lois at 635- month at 7:30 p.m. at Stepping Stone Clubhouse, 3302 Sparks St. Violence and Sexual Abuse Interventions Program hosts the 4232 for more info. Contact: 638-3325. meeting at its office at 4650C Lakelse Ave. Terrace. For info call Boa or Gertie at 635-9330. ARE YOU HAVING trouble seeing your grandchildren? Call MISS TERRACE PAGEANT committee meets the second Tues- Marge at 635-7421 for info. day of every month at the Terrace pool board room. HERITAGE PARK MUSEUM is nowopen from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m, to 6 p,m. individual or group tours run from MEMORIAL Hospital Auxiliary meets the third*iQIdfid,~'~'~; S E TA WLLEy SNOW OBn.E ASSOCIATIONm ets the 10:30 am. to!5 p,m. For information Call 635-2508 or 635- ~; I first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Sandman Inn. ';4546, : ...... ,~ . ,~,I of each,month in':the:board ro0nl at 8 p.m. Everyone is &~i~!ne~,~:!~,:I ALZEaB1]VIER AND DEMENTIA support group meets at 1 p.m. T & K SINGLES meet every Tuesday for coffee night at Mr. Saturday, May 27 on the last Monday of the months at the Terrace Mental Health Mike's at 7 p,m. Call Ben at 635-3238 or Carroll at 632-3547 for PACES DAYCARE SOCIETY hosts a carwash and hot dog Centre. Call 638-3325 for more info. more iafo. sale at the Totem Service PetroCan on Lakelse from 10 a.m, to 3 p.m. TUESDAYS TERRACE & KITIMAT SINGLES meet for coffee every Tres- RNABC TERRACE CHAPTER hosts a guest speaker at 9 ! day at 7 p.m. at Mr. Mikes. For raore info phone John at 638-8894 The Terrace Standard offers the What's Up community calendar a.m. In the Northern Motor Inn Dining Room. Fran Chris- or Carrel at 632-3547. as a public service to its readers and community organizations. tJansen speaks on aboriginal health issues. All RNs are In- This column is intended for non-profit organizations and those vited to attend. For more info call Sonja at 635-6339. CANCER SUPPORT GROUP meets every second Tuesday at events for which there is no admission charge. 7:30 p.m. at 3302 Sparks. Wednesday, May 31 Items will run two weeks before each event. We ask that items be submitted by 5 p.m. on the Thursday before TEENAGE WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP hosts a workshop DAIKO JI SOTOZEN CENTRE hosts Zazen meditation every the issue in which it is to appear. on respect at 7 p,m, NW Family Violence and Sexual Abuse Tuesday evening at 7 pm at the centre, For info phone 635-3455. Submissions should be typed or printed neatly. Interventions Program hosts the meeting at its office at 4650c Lakelse Ave. Terrace. For info call Boa or Gertie at 635-9330.

ACCESSIBLE TERRACE has a community' committee meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. in the Skeena Health Unit Auditorium. Acces- sible Terrace is a community project to create awareness abou t accessibility issues for people with disabilities. Call I byVan Guard Margaret at 636-7710 for more info.

Thursday~ June 1 TERRACE ~/OMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE is sponsoring an anger workshop for women, called "Anger as a Tool for Change," Interested women must pro-register. Call the Ter- race Women's centre at 638-0228, Tuesday, June 6 BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT GROUP meets at 8 p.m. In Monaco the Mills Memorial education room. For more info call Denise at 635-4552, ii il i~' V-6, 4.3 litre LADLES AUXILIARY to the Royal Canadian Legion hosts a Merc-Cruiser i~ Stereo potluck supper, followed by the regular monthly meeting at I! il ~ili the legion. Supper is at 6:30, meeting at 7:30 p.m. ~' Ski Package Frlday~ June 9 - Sunday June 11 NW ABORIGINAL AR T Symposium, Exhibit and Sale MII be i~ EZLoader Trailer held at Prince Rupert in the Chatham Longhouse, 130 First Ave., West, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. each day. Artists may reserve tables for $25 for all three days. For more info call Lyle Campbell at 604-627-8650. WEEKLY MEETINGS

::;: • ..... ,,, , .... MONDAYS SKEENA SQUAREDANCERS meet Monday ni~zhts at the Car- penters Hall (3312 Sparks). 7 to 8 p.m. for beginner dancers, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for mainstream dancing. For more information, call $une at 635-1570 or Carol at 635-2122.

SKEENA VALLEY FALL FAIR Association meets the second Monday of every month at 8 p.m. at Thorniaill Jr. Secondary in the l~rary.

VOICES IN THE VALLEY community choir holds rehearsals each Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Christ Lutheran Church. Contact 638-1230.

ORDER OFTHE ROYAL PURPLE meets the 2nd and 4lh Mon- day of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Hall. Call 635-5121 for 1 ,9 more info. 4946 Greig Avenue BIRTHRIGHT volunteers meet the 1st Monday of each month at 8 Terrace Ken'= Marine p.m. in their second floor office at the Tiiltcum Twln Theatre, Call Ken Gibson- TrevorGibson LiMa at 635-6849 or Betty at 635-5394 for info. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - B3 Thank You

Dear Sir:

The Terrace unit of the Canadian Cancer Society would like to thank its canvassers and the public for making last month's door- to-door campaign a success. The society raised approximately $22,000 for patient services and education.

Pat Wafzig Canadian Cancer Society Value and quallty/*) 7 great selection.

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CALL FOR HOURS Customer Service.. 635-7206 Manager ...... 635-7280 Men.- Fri ...... 9- 9 Dell ...... 635- ! 374 Bakery ...... 635-1372 Saturday ...... 9 - 6 Floral ...... , .... ,635-1371 Pharmacy.,...... 635-1375 Sunday...... ,....y...9 - 61 ~ Fax ...... , ...... ,635-4569 i i B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 Seniors Access for all plan an is group's aim act,ve By Brian Gregg that some place simply are not Accessible Terrace accessible to all disabilities. Bring out One facility may not meet the summer A "rEAM OF EIGHT re- needs of a hearing impaired .:::, "' .... the bubbly Contributed by searchers for Accessibility person, but may be accessible Alleen Prank Terrace are surveying the CHILDREN, PARENTS THE REGULAR monthly to someone who is visually conmunity to assess how well impaired. and community meeting of Branch #73 of the caregivers gathered in Terrace meets the needs of That's why" the project's 01d Age Pensioners O.rgani- disabled persons. Agar Park on May 12 to zatlon was held May II in the cross-disabilily perspective is celebrate childcare month Happy Gang Centre. At- Aecz~ible Terrace is a important. federally funded community with festivities and a pic- tendance was fair. Accessible Terrace hopes nic lunch, It was decided to continue project. It's purpose is to raise this survey will raise aware- May was set aside to with the members' Friday awareness about accessibility hess of ways businesses can celebrate childcare in afternoon bingo during the issues. There are a variety of better accommodate disabled recognition of the impor- months of July and AugusL access issues for people who persons. All suggestions from tant role caregivers play Members learned with are physically disabled, hear- the community are welcome. in supporting at home regret that the popular 55- ing impaired, visually im- parents, parent~ with spe- Alive Safe Drivers Program Or you can contact one of the paired, non-visibly disabled, team of volunteer research as- cial needs, and parents at had to be canceled due to the psychiatrically disabled and work or in training. lack of an instructor. sistants: Phyllis Cornfield, Jim temporarily disabled. The event was co- Several members Reed, Felix Goyette, Lynne sponsored by the Skeena volunteered to assist at tables The two primary goals of the Hallman, Bria~ Gregg, Karen project are to create awareness Child Care Support Pro- in the malls to promote Busby and Dcb Mainge. gram and the local seniors' activities during the in the community about bar- When the survey is finished, branch of the Early Child- week designated as Seniors riots disabled people face, and the committee plans to publish hoood Educators of Brit- Week, June 5-11. to improve access to com- a guidebook. This book will ish Columbia. The members also made munity, business and govern- identify the level of acces- plans for several events to ment services. sibility for each survey loca- take place from June to Au- Access~le Terrace will be gust. These events include: tion. using the expertise of disabled All disabled persons who June 10- Special Games persons to document how they Night, 7 p.m. in the Happy have not yet beeorne involved I are prevented from having full Gang Centre in this project are urged to call June 21 -- We hope to have access to Terrace. User friend- Margaret Beaching at 638- cars available to drive inter- ly facilities will also be noted. 7710, or stop by #208 ~ 4545 ested members to a seniors The committee recognizes Park Avenue. & picnic in Telkwa. Seniors from Kitimat and other com- munities along Highway 16 :will also be attending. July ? - Picnic at Lakelse Lake (date to be announced later) August 19 ~ Annual BBQ at DeFranes. Members are asked to keep posted on announcements on the bulletin board in the centre. The next regular meeting for members will be held June 8, at 2 p.m. in the Happy Gang Centre. Choristers return from trip AUDIRNCES ON Vancouver Is- land were trested to the harmonies of the Kermodei Choristem last week. The Choristers just returned _~'~ f ~*,~J t,'?.~ "-" q, * from a whirlwind Chorfest '95 ~.~'{~,:~/~:L::~: tour yesterday. The choir consists of 35 chil- dren and I0 adults. They have distinguished themselves in the past by playing for audiences such as the Queen of England. | Tee Choristers left Tuesday, May 16 and took the ferry to Vancouver Island. ~i~~ ~:/?! /?iii i}: i ii (i!iill i~ ?~:~~I)~ iiiii~i!~i ~~ ii ~ } i ~ i~ From there they boarded anoth- er ferry to Alert Bay. On Wed- nesday evening elders at Alert !}i . Chrysler :Intrepid .... Bay treated them to a feast. The Choristers performed their first concert was on May 18 at Alert Bay Elementary, followed by a . ~[;~ concert for the T'lisalagilakaw ~ Elementary students. From Alert Bay the Choristers 111 travelled to Courtenay, Comox, ~ Nanairao, and Campbell River, playing schools and rehearsing in 1/ each city. But the highlight of the trip was Ch0rfest- a concert combining choirs from throughout the pro- vinc¢ -- held in Campbell River, Wrong Number LAST WEEK we printed the 22C Package includes: wrong number for the contact ' Standard passenger and • Standard side door irnpact person for the Canadian Na- Fuel economy 1 tional Institute of the Blind. driver's side air bags beams 36mpg (7,9L lOOKm) Hwy If you would like to help canvas for the CNIB, call ' 3.3 litre V6 engine • AM/FM stereo cassette 23mpg (12.4L 100 Krn) Cily Alma Joachim at 638-7969. If you are unable to donate , 4-speed automatic transmission your time, but would still like Power windows and locks Dual power heated mirrors to cenuibute, you can make a tax deductible donation at the , Air conditioning Speed control/tilt sleeting Power trunk release and more Terrace Toronto Dominion" Bank The Terrace Standard apologizes for this mistake.

Interested in Tutoring? S21),98 . Reading, Writing, or Math Includiag freight and $750 Fadory rebate. FILE1! training provided Call Project Utem~ Thn~e SEE YOur B.C. CHrYSLEr TEAM. 635-9119 CHRYSLER .~HKYSLER OCIIRYSt,ER ~at/ge FiVE STAll SERglCE 'Pd(e includes$7~0 fieighl end 57 50 fodoty lehole assignedto deolet In lieu of 01herafire Item (hryslet Cunodo,Rebale includes (;ST, Priceexcludes Iken(u iasulome,mglseralion, and taxes, timited time otfer.Dealer o@ ,/~../~,...~ maybe necessary.~oler n~y sellfor less. Seade@ I~ doteIs. tBosed on ttonsnorlCanada approval levi methods.Adual fuelconsumption may vat/. Plgmouth 8 Jeep leep I Eagle Un-bear-ably good The Terrace Standard, V/ednesday, May 24, 1995 - B5

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IF YOU'RE LOO]QNG for fresh honey, be sure to stop by the farmer's market this Saturday. DENISE Martin deHoog has been selling his own brand of honey at the market since 1986. Martin was born in Holland and moved to Burns Lake with his Model AVM 2554 parents in 1951. A£ter he married Model VMPS12 in 1966, hc and his wife moved to Terrace. They raised four chil- 25" STEREO T.V. CAMCORDER dren here and now have two • Point and shoot • 3x zoom grandchildren in town. Martin became interested in bec keeping through two friends of E his who kept bees -- Ralph Lind- blad and Alex Sacharoff. Marlin started with two hives in 1979 and now has 123 hives. He says he's learned a lot about bees, but it's a never ending process. MARTIN DEHOOG gets suited up in protective gear to check on Martin starts preparing the , some of his bees. He has 123 hives which house approximately hives in the spring. The colony • 120,000 bees during peak honey production times. will build to about 120,000 bees, to bc ready for the honey flow in mid July. The honey flow will run forabout 6 weeks. SpeedingCosts Almost 8,000 InjuriesA Year. Mainly sunny weather with some moisture is the ideal Please,Slow Down, [~ weather for the bees to produce Model CLT30 Model DCD12 honcy. As for location, clear cut logging areas arc great spots for CORDLESS PHONE MINI STEREO SYSTEM bees. The clear cuts produce lots • 10 ci~innel acce,s.s~i~ _ • Multi disc • DBL deck and AM/FM of fireweed and fireweed is an ex- - ccllent honey producer. After the honey gow is over, the honey is taken to an extractor, spun out and pumped through a filter system, and into storage tanks, rcady to bc bottlcd for sale. While the becs may work frce of charge, there are a few trade- offs for their services. Bears in particular are a problem for bee keepers. Martin uses electric fence around some of the hives. Three years ago, his fencing sys- tent failed and a bear destroyed about 1000 Ibs. of honey. Once the bears discover where the honey is they become a real problem. Sometimes Martin has to call the game warden in to remove the bears. One bear caught in the warden's live trap was completely covered with SONY, honey, as if he had rolled in it to Model CDX 4090 cover himself from head to foot. Martin sells 500 gr. jars for $2,25, 1 K. for $4.25 a 5 K buck- C.D. PLAYER et for $15 or 3 buckels for $37. SCO"rT • 20 watts x 4 • Preamp outputs Also for sale are bees wax candles in the shape of the old Egyptian style rced hives. They have a lovely fragrance and sell A body-boosting formula that pumps incredible for $4 each. Martin's sales range volume, body and shine into fine hair by infusing it S Ol'qY from $150 to $300 a morning at with a rnegadose of hydrolyzed soy protein and Model CDX 45 AND XR130 the market. natural polymers, The Farmer's Market starts STEREO every Saturday at 9 a.m. in the parking lot across from George Hair Gallery Little Park. Lynne Christiansen is PACKAGE a vendor at the market and a 4-711 D Keith Ave. 635-3729 member of the market board. ' SONY SONY, rvlodel EXR10 Model XMC1000 LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO AM/FM CAS SEF~EDECK 6/5 CHAN. AMPLIFIER _..__ MAY1995 NAY ,uPALAC E . Digital clock ~ ,.. I SUNDAY , M0 D . 'S E • ".WEDNESDAYI " THURSDAY' ' F~IDAY : SATU,RDA'~ I ,4 ~ t'J) /1Terrace747 Air ~ ~ TotemSaddle i ,~" O ~ "11" _ _ ~ Big Brother & Big Club Terrace ,, .... _,_ /errace Cadet Soc. Sister of Ter ace ~) M nor r~u..uuu Oea~s - ~tnsmen Friendshi - " . Terrace Anti- Nisga'.a.Tr~bal - Hocke._,.Y__ . ~,,P Gymnastics PovertyGroup uounc,=enace ~e..afl&,S.l.roKe Assocluuun Socle,# soc. rounoari0n 7 ~ Q '~ ~ 4 "I Terrace t ~ Canadan 1 R TerraceArt D..^.~.,r,^.~.~^. ~ T,",rr=P¢= ~J l U I / .,Little s ¢,. Paraple~lic " ~ Association .... '~r t'h~°...... Kermode Community /neatre Assoclalbn Minor YouthSoccer Advancement Friendship Volunterr Terrace Nisga'aTribal of Education Hockey TerraceSkating in Terrace Association Society Burearu Anti-Poverty CouncilTerrace 8 Orderof 14 16 17 Royal 9 Canadian 0Rotary Club Parenls Coalition 5 Terrace Purple Paraplegic for the Minor Kermode Terrace Peaks ParentsFor Advancement Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Ntsga'aTribal French of Education Hockey . TerraceSkating In Terrace Associat0on Society Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace 21 5 Orderof 2~ Canadian "~ Youth S O1N ~ TAPE DECK~ ~ 23 Blueback Royal ~Parapleglc 2 [ Ambassador Parerds Coalition 2Terrace 2rer•ace Purple Association for the Minor Kermode Swim Club Kinette Club Advancement Baseball Friendship Terrace Nisga'aTribal of Education Shames Council-Terrace Search& In Terrace Association Society MountainSki Clul0 Anti-Poverty RescueSoc.

28 29 30 1 Terrace Parents Coalition Terrace S~ht Q Rainchecks for the Minor K'san House Blueback Advancement Society' SwimClub El Exchanges of Education Baseball ound Q Trade Ups in Terrace Association El Refunds Ou El "Loaners" ! Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 2:45 Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 tstandln 9 El Price Protection Thurs,, Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. El Warrantee Keith Ave. Mall 635-5333 Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon LeatWedneedey of the month Is DOUBLE BINGO S Repairs Skeena Mall 635-4948 T,V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION ervi e El Delivery & 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 Installation TERRACE

,? ...... ~g ...... II ...... B6. The Terrace Standard. Wednesday, May 24, 1995

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WHEN SHE WAS 14 years old Nellie Reid begged her parents to buy her a little black satin dress. She wore that same dress 68 years later, in a skit she per- formed on April 23 at the Happy S3 $4 $7 $12 Gang Centre. 01L & FILTER ENGINE COOLING SHOCK The skit was called A Play of 2 CHANGE TUNE.UP SYSTEM ABSORBER Faces, and was about those 68 in- •,~onof.=ora.~ SERVICE SPECIAL tervening years. • Check timing and belts For most domestic cars to most SPECIAL • ...,,uo.A thorough Inspection of: Applies Nellie Reid, nee Hull, was bonn D=s~butorcap. ¢cottng system, , and fight trucks, domestic cars ' ChangeIncludes up to he,., sparkplu0 wires, PCV va~, ~ ServiceIncludes: • 2 Motorcraft Gas on March 10, 1913 at home on a edrand fuel fitters • Pressure test cooling farm eight miles from Glen 5L of Mot0rcraf110W30 ~e~/de~ v~m double overhead systemfor leaks Charged Heavy Duty Ewen, Saskatchewan. PremiumMotor 0il ~ engines orrWu/dng p/atlnurn '" Test radiatorand red cap Shocks plus 1 new Motorcrafl pruge. Econoline & Aetostaro~tra.) • Up to 4L M0torcraft • Parts covered by And when Nellie was 14 years antifreeze/coolant Umited Lifetime old her parents brought her a spe- 0il Filter • Checkheater and Warranty defrosterfor proper cial dress to go to dances in to,.vn. NET'RE REID models a black satin dress she wore 68 years (dieselequipped vehicles extra) I operation (Does not include That dress Nellie said cost her ago, when she was 14. She wore it to perform a skit during her father many bushels of wheat in blrthday party last month at the Happy Gang Centre. clamps strut suspension parts) those days. When the family used to attend 1 , dances in town they would get the ./ horses all ready and harness them up to a box sleigh. ? _q_¢il=; , Sometimes they used to pick up other farmers along the way, Nel- lie says they would dance all Projects make night and get home just in time to I milk the cows. Motorcraft When Nellie was a young lady SPARKS Motorcraft she used to entertain i0 town with wsmns reahbes. Building B.C PLUGS OIL a group of friends. They called ASF 42C Coppur Co¢o themselves the Dog Patch Group, N on-profit organizations, local for the 1 each99 FILTERS and were even aired on CKCK government bodies .and community Standard CFL-1, CFL.300 FL-9, FL-10, 21 st Century Limit 8 per Customer Radio Regina. organizations can apply for small or large FL-12 And now, just a few weeks ago 55 capital grants, up to $1 million covering I~otorcraft each on April 23, a few friends of Nel- up to 1/3 of project co~ts. SUPER PREMIUM lie decided they should have a be- Long Life FL-1 -A, FL-300, FL-400-A lated birthday party for her. The next deadline is July 1,1995. M OTO R 45 each And Laverne Spencer thought For applications and informationcontact: OIL the others should see Nellie ~,,v~o. 10W30 Limit 2 per customer BC 21 CommunityProjects Prices do not include GST or PST Prices effective model her dress that she kept for Community Grants Branch 1 lflr? Limit 12 Utres Customer May 17 - May 31, 1995 all these years. Ministry of Small Business, Tourismand Culture Nellie's skit she performed 239 Menzies Street, Victoria, B.C. V8V1X4 showed what she was like when Phone: 356-1187 Fax:356-9358 she was 14 years old, and what or contact uour local MI A Cnn~tlh~ettrt/ nft~re she was llke now, at age 82. 4631 KeithAvenue TERRACE Believe it or not, she still fits well into that little dress. 1-800-463.1128 TEM FO R D (604) The dress is black satin with crepe in the front, fully lined, with long sleeves, an ecru eoloured coiour and lace. It is a little above the knee in length. Also entertaining the crowd that day was Dolly Desne. Dolly and SIJNFIRE SEDAN Sandy Norman did the Charlesto~t • Anti-Lock Braking System • Dual Air Bags together. • 2.2 Litre Engine • AutomaticTransmission At the gathering Nellie intro- duced some of her family, like Tipped.o000 Spark Plugs o.a. S 18. her nephew Don Hull, whose • RearSeat Heat Ducts birth prompted the purchase of the dress, and his family. She also introduced her sort Dalton Reid and his wife Betty. Nettie said Dalton made his- tory, when after a six and a half hour surgery, during which four tumours were removed, he was GH( SIERRA SL out of the hospital in four days. g< . 4.3LV6 • 5-SpeedTrans- Dalton is now back at the work at mission. Anti-Lock Braking Inland Kenworth. System • Air Bag • Chrome Also present was Nelliers PlatedWheels grandson Al Reid and his wife /i'~" ~~ "AM/FM Stereo Karen. Not only do they share e/.._._.~___.~ !~l~__. Cassette their lives, they share their kid- neys. Ales kidney had failed from diabetic complications, so Karen gave him one of hers, Nellie would llke to say thanks to everyone who helped to make the day a wonderful and happy DON'TTAKE A BACKSEAT GNC SIERRA SL EXTENDED CAB one. • 200 HP 5.7LV8 Engine• 4-SpeedAutoTrans- Thanks to all her family, like mission • Air Conditioning S388 . Keith and Brenda Lee Olson and • AluminumWheels • Anti.Lock BrakingSystem all her good friends. • AM/FM Stereo Nellie now has left for Van- Casset~ couver to undergo cancer treat. ments. She is coping well with the help of family and friends. May God bless her.

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. . • . . •.The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - B7 Feeding your toddler

cle about it. Feeding children can be a chal- cakes, or crackers to make a of carrots, peas and com. You Skeena lenge, but like any part of parent- sandwich? may find your child will like ing, it takes 10ts of love and Make peer pressure work for some vegetables better than Animal Hospital patience. Parents have to allmv you. If your child has a friend others. However, room and dad the child some independence and who is a good eater, invite them need to set a good example by Tom SaBer, DVM let them choose. Eating is one of to share a snack or a meal. eating vegetables themselves. life's great pleasures. We want to Another common problem is a [] Plant a vegetable garden, or NOW OPEN Watch For Our child who won't eat, but will grow a small one in a pot or teach our children good eating AT OUR NEW LOCATION Grand Opening habits that will last them a drink lots of milk or juice. planler box if you have limited 3333 Hwy 16 East,Thornhtll lifetime. Milk and 100% fruit juices arc space. Children love eating vege- Across From The Fairgrounds Saturday, June 10th What is a parent to do if little nutritious foods, but if taken in tables they have planted, watered Tommy or Beth are picky eaters? excess they lower your child's and picked themselves. The first thing is to NOT appetite. This is the number one cause of picky eating. Feeding toddlers is always a FIGHT ABOUT IT. Children ehallemge. Be patienL Healthy PHONE: 635-6491 leant very quickly that they will Children need a wide variety of foods to be healthy, so limit the eating is just one of the many 1-800-635-4VET Heavy-Duty/Large Capacity get more attention when they DO things your child is learning. NOT eat some foods than when amount of milk consumed to 2 - 3 cups (500 -750 ml) per day, and For more information, call Washer they DO. • Regular, Permanent Press Cycles juice to 1/2 to 1 cup (125 - 250 Dial.A.Dietitlan at 1-800-667- Give your child lots of love and DIET (3438) or contact Julie lp, • 3 Wash Temperatures reassurances at other times, and ml) per day. Serve them a small ,10 Year Transmission Warranty*' amount of milk or juice at the be- Comraunity Nutrition[st at the k. k ( ( ii ) ]K J gently explain that you would Skeena Health Unit in Terrace. ~ ~ like to see him or her eat different ginning of a meal, and let them types of food as it will help thena eat some of their lunch or supper to grow strong and healthy. before giving them any more. Resist the temptation to coax, You may also want to consider bribe, or order the child to eat. giving them water, especially if it SELECT MODEL Pressure often makes them less is a hot day and they are thirsty. willing to eat, or try new foods. Sweet drinks like Koolaid, soda "eased or, consumer brand preference surveys Offer small portions of different pop, fruit punch and drinks, "'Ask lot Details. foods at snack and meal times, lemonade, etc. are high in sugar and allow them sufficient time to and should be used only oc- ea L casionally. They lower appetite without providing any of the im- portant nutrients. Milk and 100% fruit What about vegetables? If your juices are nutritious child does not like his or her vegies, there are a number of tac- foods, but if taken in Saturday,June 10,1995 tics a parent can try. excess they lower your Vegetables are an important child's appetite. This is part of a healthy diet, but pressure the number one cause and fighting never did make a Motorcycle Rodeo of picky eating. child like them[ Try a few of the Heavy-Duty/Super Capacity following tips: Skeena Valley Fall Fair Grounds Dryer [] Serve vegetables in different All Makes & Models Welcome! If they do not eat it, remove the ways - steamed, stir fried, in a • Regular, Permanent Press Cycles food, but let them know that there Registration at the Fair Grounds 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. • 2 Temperature Settings casserole, in soups, mashed, raw • Reversible Door will only be limited choice of with dip, topped with melted DANCE/LIVE MUSIC - THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE food available later on. These cheese, in salads and coleslaws. Must be 19 years or older foods could be crackers, bread, [] Experiment! Try something peanut butter, cheese, or fruit. Do new and different. Mix fruit in SEE YOU THERE not get into the habit of preparing with vegetables like carrot raisin another meal for them later. salad, pineapple cabbage cole- Set a good example by eating a slaw, cooked apples with squash, SELECT MODEL variety of foods yourself from the oo or diced apples with celery...... KATHY (604) 635-6895 AFTER 6:30 P.M. four food groups. [] Serve different types of vegeta- Variety is important to get all bles other than the old favourites the wonderful nuVients that dif- ferent foods provide. Involve your child in making meals and snacks. Children are more likely to eat something that Don't MissThe they have helped prepare. Let them choose the menu sometimes using healthy choices. For example, ask what type of ~Jetclean~ I,,~, fruit would they would choose to Bloomin'Spring Sale put into their lunch. 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TERRACE: 635-7172 Brakes - Tune-ups - Front End Repair iGUARANTEEDATOVER 120 LOCATIONS ACROSS CANADA I KILBY RD., NEW REMO, TERRACE, B.C. GARY R. HOLLAND 3504 Kalum Street 635-9392 Terrace, B.C, V8G 2N9 I COUNTRYWIDE e3&ZlS8 I Fu,Niru~ AND^PPUANC~S '~.o~;~' i SINCE 1963 140~|t ~11Sl *TERRACE BTANDARD ADVERTISING • PHONE638.7283 FAX 838.8432 i Ownedand ¢~.oeratsd by. T~em F~O &~nce Ud B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 I I ~No~ C~e Y,u ~eI 3i~nllle Ii)eol?l,f=I;:r~,tir,~ TERRACE, Kitimat, Smithers, Prince Rupert ...... ~- ~. and other co~~un;~s! ! View Point * Look for information in Ibis weeks Acllon vvv, vvvvvvvvvv .vvvvvv ,vvv vv vvv. Exploring our ! country's heritage By Roy. Jake Thlessen But ironically, Canadians con- Alliance Church tinue to give gifts to celebrate the birth of the One whose story is I'M NOT IN the habit of watch- deemed offensive. The Christ of ing much television, but in recent Christmas, the God Mann whose months I have noted short cap. birth instituted our calender, 1995 tions on our local channel about years later is labeled as offensive. the heritage of our nation. Our calenders serve as a Each one of the fdm strips is reminder of God's gift of love to designed to inform its viewers the world. Jesus came from about documented facts regarding heavens' glory at Christmas. He certain events oar of Canadian allowed others to nail Him to the heritage. cross on Good Friday. He died, For example; the fight women was buried, and rose again on had to get inta the medical Easter Sunday to fulfill Gods sal- schools, and then the ridicule they vation plan for the world. endured to make it though the Fellow Canadians, what will we male dominated system. It is hard ban next7 Will it be the use or to fathom that some of those display of our calenders, because things took place in our country. they too point to the truth? Will Another one focuses on our na- they too be deemed offensive? Do you know... tional sport, hockey. In this cap The One ordained of God to • how to loweryour fat intake to 30% of tion they feature a hockey player rule from sea to sea is ignored in B Ti avelling buddies with a broken-up face.. This event public offices, banned fi'0m our your calories? in our history led to the use of schools and used as a curse, EUZABETH EVANS and her little one took part in the annual All • howto choose foods to.reduce the risk of head and face protective gear. "Jesus Christ." God's Son. Seasons Mother's Day Fun Walk on May 14. Over 70 people heart disease and cancer? Another features a lady in the The 4th stanza of our national took part in the event. The first mother's day walk took place in • what M.F. means on a label? justice system who is disqualified anthem reads; "RULER 1988. • which are the best margarines to buy? from a promotion, simply be- SUPREME, WHO ~T • howto select a high fibre cereal? cause she is a wozaan. HUMBLE PRAYER, HOLD There are other heritage fea- OUR DOMINION IN THY ,"'"...... ".'. • • .. You can find answers to these questions on tures that could be mentioned, but LOVING CARE; HELP US TO FF" gYl& I iF a SHOP SMART TOUR, an aisle by aisle I have yet to f'md one that informs FIND, 0 GOD, IN THEE A "You[ Sports Destination" nutritional tour of the supermarket. The tour its viewers, fellow Canadians, LASTING RICH REWARD, AS, about their spiritual roots. WAITING FOR THE BETTER leader is a registered dietitian/nutrition.ist In the study of our Christian (R.D.N.), the expert at translating nutrition DAY, WE EVER STABD ON C Come in and check out the heritage, we find a man by the GUARD, GOD KEEP OUR savings on quality baseball recommendations into the foods you buy'. name of Sir Le0mrd Tilley. It LAND, GLORIOUS AND and soltball equipment was his custom to rise early every FREEI O CANADA, WE Register for your "FREE" SHOP SMART morning to read the b~le and STAND ON GUARD FOR pray. THEE." TOUR at the customer service desk in your One morning h the year 1864, Several yearn ago I witnessed a local Overwaitea store. Sir Leonard Tilley was having his very sobering sight. It was at a save 200/O devotions. And daring his time of Remembrance Day service where study in the word of God, Mr. many had gathered to pay tribute on Easton bats and Tilley read psalm chapter 72. to the thousands, upon thousands gloves by Rawlings NEXT FREE TOURS I It was the eastern of this who gave their lives for their politician to read the E~le every Canada, and our Canada. and Easton morning in seatcJ~ of wisdom It broke my heart to see the TERRACE from God for the day. Daily he casual approach that the xnajority sought the Lord's wisdom to deal of the spectators took in the May 25 ...... 10 a.m,- Noon with the issues that he would face ceremonies. in his elected position. It became painfully obvious, May 29 ...... 10 a.m,- Noon Mr. Tilley saw lziznselfas a man that we have not only failed those accountable to those who had who gave their lives for our free. elected him. But even more than dam, but that we as a nation are that, he saw himself as a man ac- no longer calling upon our God to Smithers Terrace countable to the I-[ely Creator rule from sea to sea. 847-9333, Fax 847-5794 635.9555. Fax 635-3568 Overwantea Foods God. The God before whom he We have failed to stand on I[IKellllk~lillelOIllkli[e] r. I~"]:lllkVJ[tl=liZelgMIIllt[elLV~l=ll- = =l~]tl - ~ I~l[ol = In would one day stand, and give an guard for our Canada and as a 3711 S. Alfred Avenue 4712 Keith Avenue account for his acts of commis- result the very foundation upon Smithers, B.C. Terrace, B.C. T E R RAC E/KIT! M AT sion and omission. which our nation was built has The morning ht question, the been eroded. We stood by azld al- 8th verse of psalnz 72 leaped oft" lowed it to happen. the page at him. The words that The greatest needs in our Cana- caught his attention that historic da are not the environmenl, pollu- morning read, "tIE WILL RULE tion, jobs, balanced budgets, etc. FORM SEA TO SEA." Our downward spiral has come as As a result of one Godly man in a direct result of ignoring the One public office, the words "HE called to rule our nation from sea SHALL RULE FROM SEA TO to sea. SEA" remain chiseled in the God's blueprint for success, at Mazda- Froteg6 'S: stone work over the enlzance to home, at school, in our com- our parliament buildings in Ot- munity and country, has been re- tawa. placed by the gods of this world. God will rule: from sea to sea -- God's master plan, The Holy Bible ~ the blueprint for rich car,th L. makes the motto of our Canada. The tragedy in researching the wholesome living ~ has been heritage of our cation is that we shelved and replaced witlh the are no longer considered a Chris- counterfeits of mankind. tian nation. God never forces anyone to live ) go farther. And to make matters even by His rules; we get to chooses. 2~L worse, the very principles upon We can reject God's plan, but we which our nation was founded are can not avoid the consequences now considered to be offensive to of ignoring the Word of God. We some and therefore denied to are paying an awful price for our others. disobedience. For example, the reading of the Fellow Canadians, what kind of living word of G0d is not allowed legacy are we leaving for our in our public schools. grandchildren? I am convinced Prayer, even xepeating the that it is time to return to our Lord's Prayer in our schools, is roots, and allow the creator, God, not allowed because it could of- to TO RULE FROM SEA TO fend. The traditional Christmas SEA. story, with the virgin birth of the Let's go back to the The Holy baby lesns in the ~nanger, in the Bible, Gods blueprint for town of Bethlehe~a, has also been abundant living. deemed offensive by some, and Ttu~ above column is one in a series of articles froth the Terrace therefore replaced with Frosty the Protege b Snowman, a Santa, and his Ministerial Association and ex. presses the views o~ the autluw. reindeer. Finance at Lease from months 3.9% OR See the Light. 5.9°7o 36 months 6.9% 48 months LookTwice, It's MotorcycleSeason. $199per month148 months No limit fitqancing on all Proteg6 models In its class the Prote96 'S' is the one MAZDA _,~ with Standard Features like variable- /~~L~SE 7" Protegd "S" has more assist power steering, tinted glass, 60/40 split fold- interior room and torque down rear seat back, and a digital clock. Plus it's than Honda Civic LX, F0 9OATION backed by the 5-Year Mazda Warranty. This Foundation is committed to financially supporting Toyota Corolla DX and community recreation projects and programs including the Nissan Sentra DLX addition of a Second Sheet of ice. IT JUST FEELS RIGHT For information call 635-6948 or write to Rick and Paul King Foundation, P,O, Box 203, Terrace, BC, V8G 4A6. Brought to you by your local Mazda Dealer *Financing Rales apply or* all new '95 PIolegS Models 0 A C Examplefor $10.000 at 3 9% per annum equals $434 per mant~ Ion24 months andC 0 8 is $412 Ioe a total of Sl 0,412- at 5 9% per annumequals k104 pet month foe 36 months andC.O B The' Rick and Paul King foundation is a registered non.profit s $936 o a Io a of St 0 936 - a 69% per annu~ eqt~ls $239per man h fat 48 months and C 0 B. is $1,472 |or a total of $11 472. Mazda Peraeetl btte Rata: Lease rate applies only to the new 1995Protege S as desCribedand Isbased on 48 mnths, Sho e easete msava~lahfe DoWn payment d$23?5oranequivaleat xado.ieand secaritydepositof$?50applicableettimeof purchaae.htalisase obtigationisStT,127whichir~lodesfreighland6O.l. !00,0001m~mileagereslrictiontapply. society and has applied for registration as a charity V/ith 0 exceeded. 8 cents get kilometee sapiens. LeaseO AC Special financing and Lease Rals offers cannot be combined Offels available on rata puechasesonly slatting May 4 1995 or a limited flmo only, license, insurance a~l taxes not inOuded. Revenue Canada, 0ealer may sellllease fol less See pattlcipaling ,*ealcs for dnlails Supply and st(ok may van ~ dnaleBhie The Terrace Standard, Wednesday', May 24, 1995 - B9

Box 22, RRACE IMPROVING Terrace,B.C. MajorCredit Cards YOUR V8G 4A2 Accepted IIJ VOLUNTEER ODDS Dr BUREAU AGAINST ,,,,~ari-fie =,, Park Yourdonation is HEART tax deductible r638"1330 AND S1RO gE. CANADA'S 638-1167 FOUNDATION #1 KILLER (across from Totem Furniture) ~ II VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES II Your in Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your ii MEALS ON WHEELS donation to the address above, along with the name and Help needed Thursdays from 11:00 ! address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an a,m, Io noon. Deliver meals to housebound clienls. Do you have an II acknowledgement card. hour to spare? *-** II HELPt HELP! HELPI II The Volunleer Bureau GARAGE SALE will be held on SATURDAY MAY 27 from 7:30 am to 12 Noon, at 3312 E.C" iDING/. Sparks Street. Carpenter Halt.

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STRIKE A POSE-- Speech and dramatic arts ham it up before leaving for the Festival of the Arts 2400 - 3000 Block of Skeena St. It is with great regret that ~e must turn your area into a rural route. Festival the ,-, rts Both your Terrace Standard and your Skeena Market Place will be located in a Drop Box on the 2900 Block of Skeena St. celebratE, s best in B.C. We are sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause. Talented speech and dramatic Coxford Senior, loelle Two of Terrace's competi- arts students from Terrace are Walker - Alternate (unable to tors are at the National level, a ~~i~iiii::iiiiiii!i~iii!ii: ~~ ...... " '" " competing this week at the attend), Glenys George - Na- rare circumstance for a small B.C. Festival cf the Arts in tional and Lara Tessaro - Na- community. Kamloops. tional. Glenys George competed at ~ruu ~~:1 ; _EI~I .

The festival,which runs May They form the largest group the Canadian Nationals for .... ~~ ~1~1 ' 24-27, will showcase over of competitors in cae dis~ Speech and Dramatic Arts in .... - *~ ::~ i:.,:,.'..'.:~",!:~, ' "' : • 29oo ...... ,~ ~,,,,,.... ,:,..~:~,,,,:,,:::~.:.,~,.,~-~:!]~.~,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::"...... ,.,..., ...... , 1,100 emerging artists. Over cipline attending from Te~- Lethbridge last sfimmer. This 150,000 ...... artists eniered racc. will be Lata Tessaro's first regional competitions hoping Many have taken exams provincial national class com- ;'7~r~ Dr°pB°x~ir ~:1 ..=,~i = ,- to be selected to attend the from the Conservatory of petition. 2~313 Location- ~i~ "'1 ,~ Festival of theArts. Music in Toronto and Trinity The B.C. Festival of the Arts Terrace's speech and College in London. And all of will also feature artists in i¢:: " I1~ dramatic arts representatives them have competed in the lo- many other disciplines, includ- ..:::::::,::.;:.;:..'.;:~::::: . ....: ~ are Elizabeth Taxon - Junior, cal festival and won scholar- ing drama, visual arts, film I~;:'~F:-':': '.:"'.. :': :~ ::.?::' " '.," ,- : ~. Kathleen Gook - Intermediate, ships and awards for a number and video, jazz and choral, 2300 ~iiiiil;!'i;i:...::,':'...3:.::ii;i!,::i!;.';~:/', ~li Ill -~ Jeff Town - Alternate, Jocelyn of years. performing arts and writing. ' thes & Garden needs!

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INSIDE SECTION C SPORTS MENU C2 PORTS MALCOLM BAXTER 638-7283

, The best in Canada "I WAS QUITE nervous, but I didn't show it. He did." That's how eleven-year-old Phillip Durand sums up the sudden death playoff for the Bantam Boys national bowling title. And Durand had reason to be SKEENA ANGLER nervous. ROB The championship format in- volved each bowler playing a IN I-~S LATEST book, Steelhead Count'y, two-game match against each Steve Raymond has this to say: "Of all the of the other qualifiers. things descrying appreciation and respect, the Durand had emerged from stcclhcad ranks forcmost. Each returning fish is the round robin with a 17-5 a small miracle, a survivor against the longest record, tied for top spot. odds, and cmbodimcnt of courage and Which forced the one game endurance almost beyond human understanding, playoff against the Prince Ed- a priceless gift from nature." ward Island rap who had "Such a prize deserves better treatment than it often receives. A steelhead is far too valuable to beaten Durand 2-0 in their ear- be caught only once. A steelhead that is caught liar meeting. and killed becomes not a trophy but a lump of But the Terracite put that be- cold flesh, and in death all its noble qualities are hind him, taking an early lead forever extinguished from the future of the runs. which he never relinquished. A fish that has survived all that a steelhead must In fact the title was decided survive deserves nothing more than to live and even before the PEI bowler perpetuate the qualities that enabled it to sur- rolled his tenth, Durand's tally vive. No angler should ever feel deprived for already being out of reach. returning a fish to the river, for the memory of a The final margin of victory good steelhead taken on the fly is just as vivid was 207-175. and precious if the fish is releascd as it would be if the fish were killed--in fact, the memory of That win puts Durand into • a fish returned alivc and well is somehow more the local lanes' history books satisfying, more complete, than if the fish's life as the first Terrace youth bad been abruptly terminated in the angler's bowler to win a national

bands." championship. I A person with little or no angling experience How does it feel to be the may argue that Raymond's stance is clitist. best in Canada? "It feels quite • . k I don't think so, for it can be applied to all good," he grins, but admits sport fish where they are as rare, and in such the series had been tiring one. rapid decline, as steclhead are; I believe it In his fifth year of bowling, should, and I think Raymond would concur. I quote thesc two.paragraphs because they ex- Durand says he didn't take up press what I fcel better than I can, and because the sport with any ideas of they reveal much of what shapes the ethos that becoming a national .:~ .... : f lcads anglers to adopt the much misunderstood champion. "I didn't even ethic of catch and release. know about this tournament," In these words and, throughout Steelhead he adds. Country, a veteran steelheadcr gives his readers But he does now and he in- HOLDING THE banner which will be hung with a real sense that the magic of steelheading lies tends to be back next year to in being a participant in natural processes. pick up another champion's pride in the local alley is Phillip Durand, the first Being a fine writer, Raymond is perforce a banner. Terrace youth bowler to win a national title. keen observer: he obscrves, he reflects, he dis- covers. All anglers do this; the best do it better than their peers. Observation is a large part of the participatory process I alluded to earlier. Hooking a fish and Athletes rewrite zone records bringing it to the beach is very much a part of the process of observation. RECORDS TUMBLED at the give Terrace the aggregate the end of this month. third in the 400m, Karla A lucky angler can observe steelhcad spawn- northwest track and field second as well. David Kelly added a second Steadman sprinting to third in ing, but to observe a wild fish only recently ar- zones as Terrace Bantam Jessica Cooley underlined in the 200m, third over the the 100m and Jamie Striger rived from the sea, except in exceptional cases, Heather Kelly set about Terrace's strength in the divi- 100m hurdles course and a falling just short of top spQt¢"'m he must hook it and bring it to shore. rewriting the book in no fewer sion with a runner-up finish in loom fourth while Junior the discus. When he does this the fisher discovers fish than four events. the high jump and thirds in the Coach Dave O'Brien had frequent a particular section of river at a certain temlmate Brant Stokkcland Out on the track she charged 200m, 400m and 80m hurdles. crossed the 5000m line in words of praise for the per- time, or happily confirms experience. to meet records in both the Moreover, an angler lucky enough to hook a The team also. celebrated fourth. formances of Thornhill stu- 200m and 400m, set a new steelhead gets the added bonus of seeing and three other meet records, Justin Keitch left no doubt as dents Vince Gair and Jeff feeling the power of a wild fish. zone mark in the 80m hurdles David Kelly lowering the to his stamina, winning the Clark. He pointed out both had Is this cruel? Yes, of course. The fish fights and added another meet record mark in the Junior Boys 400m, 5OOm for Senior Boys then en- joined the team late in the because it is in pain. with her triple jump victory. Shawn Cross soaring in the terL~g and triumphing in a lo- short season and that the zones Fishing is a blood sport. Catch and release an- Kelly's stellar day also in- Senior Boys triple jump and cal 10kin race later the same was their first competition. fling is a refined, almost bloodless, version, but cluded a long jump victory the final one coming from the day. He also finished runner- Gair raffled a third in the it is a blood sport. Anyone who argues other. and runner-up finish in the flying feet of the Junior Boys up in the zone 1500m. 1500m and fourth over 400m wise is fooling himself. 100m as she easily captured 4 x 400m relay squad. Other Senior results saw in the Junior division while If the angler is to enjoy all the intensely her divisional aggregate title. Cross also finished second in rewarding aspects of the sport, he must recon- Chance Healey launch the dis- Bantam Clark was fourth in Meanwhile Bantam team- the long jump, third in the cus to third and Mike Davies both the long jump and 400m. cile himself to the fact that inflicting pain is an mate Pamela Haugland domi- unavoidable part of it. It is a part that should be 400m and fourth in the shot, cross in fourth in the 800m. O'Brien hoped to see a minimized, though. nated the field events, winning qualifying for the provincial Senior Girls performances greater Thomhill presence on This is the reason responsible anglers use the shot, discus and javelin to championships to be held at included Melanie Wiebe's next year's team. robust tackle. The beauty of graphite rods is the incredible strength stored in their thin walls. It doesn't take long to subdue a large stcelhead. Steelheading does not require wispy leaders Past champs burn up the track and gossamer tippets. The size of your leader should be governed by the size of the eye on the THE ROAR of finely tuned hook you are using. This usually means some. motors returned to the local thing from fifteen to, twenty pound test nylon, Speedway track Mothers Day which, as any experienced angler knows, is as 22 local stock car drivers tough stuff capable of quickly taking fish much battled it out at the season heavier than twenty pounds. opener. Recently, I watched a fisherman from Kitimat And the meet results in the play a steelhead below Herman Creek for twen. Sportsman division held out ty minutes (I timed him). I hope this fellow is new to the sport and will soon learn that playing the promise of a tight race for a fish this 10ng is not necessary and that it is this year,s title. poor form. I also hope he learns that fishing for Mike Lemky got off to a spawning fish like the one he'd impaled is not sharp start, guiding #54 to first done by conscientious sportsmen. place in the trophy dash. Bat I'm sure this practice started because fishers victory in the heat and main found that ripe fish made for poor table fare, but were to go to past two years it is also that fish close to spawning must ez- division champions, Albert OFF TO a flying start this season is Gord Klassen who swept the A Hobber class at pose themselves to danger when they seek the Weber and Ernie Perkin.,. the Stock car association's opening meet. He's defending champ in that division. gravel that so often lies in shallow water. In this respectively. vulnerable state good sports leave them un- Also top overall in his divi- John Cloakey took the flag molested. A growing number of people detest line in the heat and main. He day with a victory la the sions last year, Gord Kinssen blood sports generally and find catch and in both the A Street trophy later added the Street Jam- Hobby Jamboree. release offensive, even though It reduces was merciless in the A Hobby dash and heat but the main borce to his opening day wins. With some drivers still work- .... mortality to a minimum. class, sweeping all three races. belonged to Dave Storey in The B Hobby was another ing on their vehicles, the asso- It may be impossible to move these people Other sweeps came m the C #101. " open division, George Ryland ciation anticipates up to 30 from thek position since thclr sensibilities pre- Street, Morwyn Wolnowski Jennifer Darby proved taking the dash, Elizabeth cars will be on the track byl vent them from being persuaded by experience. getting her sophomore year off there's nothing unlucky about Cloakey getting her turn in the mid-season, : For this reason it is vital that anglers continue , to a great start, and C Hobby her #013, triumphing in the A .... • ' ...... ' where Dawn Tomas was un 'r Street trophy dash but Randy heat and Wes Patterson out- Racers wall rye back~ action: :: to limit ourselves, that we tread lightly and act racingall inthe main, this Saturday~ evening ~ilifid' : :' with circumspection and restraint. bearable, Chahfoux was first across the Jules LaFranco closed out his Sunday afternoon: :' :~

I C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 --=,,,, Golf zon e s a cruise

going to the provincial Adam Zaharko (167), both hopes are high he'll be ready championships again. And this from Kitimat, took individual by next week's Castlegar Call us today for more informationon our great rates. time they earned the berth. third and fourth overall. championships. Scope Last year C.al backed into the The Cal quintet of The teams platy an 18-hole 4109 SubstationAve, FLOOR HOCKEY provincials when Kitimat, the Vandermuellen, Gibson, Craig practice round next Monday, oPOV IV TOURNAMENT northwest zone winners, were Lewis, Scott Long and Terry May 29, then go into the two- Tonight unable to get a team together Smith tallied 671 to easily day, 36-hole championship. 635-1300 6:30 p.m.- A & D Trucking v for the championships. defeat Kitimat's Mount Cal will field an all grade 12 A & W (second game in best But it was all Cal at the '95 Elizabeth squad with Smithers squad with gandermuellen of three semi-final) zones. Led by Mike and Houston further back. and Smith having the benefit 7:15 p.m.- Great Whites v Vandermuellen --he fired a Noting it was the first time of being menlbers of last Predators (if necessary) pair of 77s in the 36-hole Terrace had won the zone title, year's provincials team. 8 p.m.- A&D v A&W (if nee) event for overall low score coach Clayton Lloyd-Jones The Terraceitcs should also IGo On ATrave ' ThJs Summerl Monday, May 29 Terrace cruised to a 27 stroke said, "We're hoping for a top- 7 p.m.- Game I of finals find the course to their liking. Summer/Fall Flight Schedule 7:45 p.m.- Game 2 of f'mals victory. 10 finish." C.astlegar is has a more open Let Elan Travel keep you on schedule and assist you with Wednesday, May 31 Cai's Tyler Gibson finished But no sooner had the team layout with more trees than all your travel needs, 7 p.m. - Game 3 of finals second in the low score stand- clinched the title than it got Predator Ridge, site of last C/ip & Save The Schedu/e/ (if necessary) ings, opening with an 82 then bad news: Gibson had year's championships. "It's a Terrace to Vancouver (All games in Veritas School improving three strokes in the sprained his ankle playing bas- nice course," Lloyd-Jones Deoanure Arrival Carrier Days of Ooeratlon grounds, weather permitting) final round. ketball. It looks like he's said. 7:30 am 10:30 am CMA 992* Mon/Tues/Frl 9:55 am 11:15 arn AC 1597 Dally Except Sunday m_ i.-~ .... 1=I GOLF 10:25 am 12:29pm CP 556#' Daily To get your Jesuits on 3:05 pm 5:10 pm CP 558# Dally Thursday, May 25 3:30 pm 6:40 pm CMA 994* Daily LADIES SCRAMBLE, 5:30 the SCORE BOARD 6:00 pm 8:25 pm AC 1599# Dally Except Sat p.m. shotgun start, High-Low 9:00 pm 10:10 pm CP 560 Dally Except Sat pairings for partners. Score Board Vancouver to Terrace Deoa~ure Arrival Carrier Days of Ooeration 7:05 ar~ 9:30 am AC 1597# Dally Except Sunday HIKING FAX 7:50 am 10:55 ar~ CMA 991" Daily Except Sat Sunday, May 28 8:45 am 10:03 am CP 556 Daily Terrace Youth Soccer results CLUB HEADS for Kitselas 638-8432 11:55 am 3:05 pm 9M 997* Saturdays & Sundays Under-16 Boys 1:25 pm 2:43 pm CP 558 Dally Canyon and easy 2-3 km walk Constrictors 8 BandsU'a 0 3:55 pm 7:05 pm CMA 993* Mon/'rhurs/Fi ideal for families. Meet at li- 4:15 pm 5:40 pm AC 1599 Daily Except Sat A&W 7 Constrictors 4 brary at 10 a.m.. Leader is 6:30 pm 8:38 prn CP 560# Dally Except Sat Under-19 Girls MODEM ;~'.~~,~ ~, Shannon Mark (798-2268) # Via PrinceRupert Northern Drugs 3 Pizza Hut 2 638-7247 * Via Smithers& PrinceGeorgo Tide Lake 4 17dchards 4 ROD & GUN Under-19 Boys AC - Air B.C. Boeing 146 Saturday, May 27 CP • Canadian Airlines Boeing 737 Bavarian Inn 6 Taldaar 2 CMA. Central Mountain Air 19 Passenger Beachcraft BLACK POWDER match at Councillors 14 Manuels 3 To make next week's TRAVEl. Harkin Creek Ranch, Kitselas, Under.14 Boys paper, results must EI-/~N TR,/~VE L continues tomorrow. kly Bkd 4 Brady's EC. 4 reach us bY 5 p.m. Carpenters United 4 Kerby & Sons 2 4741 kakelse Ave. 635-6181 YOUTH SOCCER Under-10 Mixed Friday. Tonight RGS Terrabytes 3 C.adyle Shepherd 3 UNDER-14 GIRLS (6:30 pro) Skeens Sawmills 4 Shoppers Drug 4 Braids v Rosco Ventures Centennial Lions 8 Webb's Weavers 1 Terrace Shell v Wilkinson Surveyors 2 Elkers Auto 1 UNDER-10 (6:30 p.m.) Skeena Cellulose 4 Wildwood 2 Webb'6 Weavers v Wildwood Under:14 Girls Centennial Lions v Carlyle Braids 5 Wilkinson 2 Shepherd Terrace Shell 3 Rosco Ventures 2 Skeena Cellulose v Elkers Under-12 Boys Rainers Rangers v Shoppers Copperside 9 Terrace Travel 4 ----_ Surveyors v Skeena Sawmills codarland 7 Sight & Sound 6 Overwaitea 5 Finning Tractor 1 Thursday, May 25 ave you heard? Now the Community Calendar is even bett UNDER-12 (6:30 p.m.) Cedarland v Co-op Terrace Travel v Overwaitea Spring Horse Show Copperside v Sight & Sound WESTERN CLASSES Western Horsemanship Senior: UNDER-16 (6:30 p.m.) Thornhill Trail Horse Junior B&C: I-Peggy Jackson on Double It R,.~4.,.~ m,,~ 0 Ban~tra v A & W 1-Rachel Muller on Bright Night Watch, 2-Dan Muller on Saturday, May 27 ...... Skipaleta, 2-Meghan Jane6. on Tsena Chiekara, 3-Dawn Park on UNDER-7 (9:30 a.m.) Gonzo. Plaudit's Roan. Vie Froese v N. Motor Inn Trail Horse Junior A & Senior: Western Pleasure Junior C: Tilden v All Seasons 1-Kirsten Muller on M~arsh 1-Pam Gavronsky on Choice of Philpots v Kinsmen Hallo, 2-Peggy Jackson on Dou- Jacks, 2.Rachel Muller on Bright Safeway v Rotary ble Night Watch, 3-Danielle- Skipaleta, 3-Meghan Janes on UNDER-8 (10:30 a.m.) Lauren Essar on Tardy's Prodigy, Gonzo, 4-Dayna Siddall (Biscui 0 Remax v Terrace Chrysler 4-Dan Muller on Tseana Chick- Western Pleasure Junior B&A: Crampton Cubs v McAlpine ara, 5-Dawn Zieike on Emsbrock 1.Danielle-Lauren Essar on Dairy Queen v Totem Ford Wish Mist, &Dawn Park on Tardy's Prodigy, 2-Kirsten Mul- Plaudit's Roan. , ler on March Mallo, 3-Dawn Monday, May 29 Western Horsemanship Junior C: Zieke on Emsbroek Wish Mist. UNDER-19 GIR/_~ (6:30 pin) 1-Pare Gavmnsky on Choice of Western Pleasure Senior: Pizza Hut v Richards Jacks, 2-Rachel Muller on Bright 1-Peggy Jackson on Double Tide Lake v Northern Drugs Skipaleta, 3-Dayns Siddall on Night Watch, 2-Dan Muller on UNDER-16 (6:30 p.m.) Biscuit, 4-Meghan Janes on Alias Dream Angel, 3-Dawn Park Constrictors v Bandstra Gonzo. on Plaudit's Roan. Western Horsemanship Jr. B&A: Western Riding Horse: Tuesday, May 30 1-Danieile-Lauren Essar on 1-Dan Muller on Tseana Chick- UNDER-14 (6:30 p.m.) Tardy's Prodigy, 2-Kirsten Mul- ara, 2-Danielle-Lauren Esssar on Carpenters United v Terrace ler on Marsh Mallo, 3-Dawn Tardy's Prodigy, 3-Kirsten Mul- Builders Zieike on Emsbroek Wish Mist, ler on Marsh Mallo, 4-Dawn Brady's FC v Kerby & Sons 4-Deanna Hamel on Vision Zieke on Emsbrock Wish Mist, 5- United Quest. Dawn Park on Plaudit's Roan. UNDER-19 (6:30 p.m.) Takhar v Councillors Bavarian Inn v Manuels (All games at Christy Park)

MINOR SOFTBALL Tonight MITES (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.) Skeena Sawmills v Bridon SQUIRTS ((2. Hall 7:15 pm.) Almwood v Skeena Hotel

Thursday, May 25 T-BALL (Riverside 6 p.m.) TERRACE STOCK CAR ASSOCIATION R. King & Sons v CUPE 2012 Kinsmen v PNG Northern Drugs v Legion MITES (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.) Kitwanga v Pizza Hut May Double Header McAlpine v Centennial Lions Co-op v Terrace Interiors SQUIRTS (Elks 6 p.m.) Saturday. May 27th Almwood v Safeway Nonn's Auto v Dairy Queen Minute Muffler v Gemma Sponsored by Kitwanga v Skeena Hotel MIDGETS (R'side 7:15 p.m.) Overwaitea v Sight & Sound FIRST CHOICE BANTAMS (Elks 7:15 p.m.) All Seasons v AM 59 Bank of Montreal v Cedarland RADIATOR REPAIR Tire lUl 6:00 p,m Comm.College 6:30 pro) lul Sunday, May 28th Blue Ridge Ventures v Tanner Lmlll 7:00 prn Drywall PEEWEES (Elks 7:15 p.m.) sU.OAY Sponsored by Middleton v Kermode Centre lUl TiME TRIALS Bayview v Lazelle Mini Storage lUl ,:oop NORTHWEST LOGGE Jill RACING I "" Friday, May 26 PEEWEES (Elks 6:30 p.m. ASSOCIATION Lazeile Mini Storage v Rcmax Realty

Cont'd in Classifieds The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - C3 Triumphs shared at TESSA tournament TERRACE MINOR SOl TBALL THE HONOURS were spread ond and third with the partner- around at this year's ships of Trina Myhr-Amelia PLAY OF THE WEEK Elementary school badminton Epp and Tosha Casper-Elysse tournament. Burton. Clarence Michiel opened Uplands added another girls , . . ,, ." ~,~ ~:~;,~.,::, strongly, dominating Grade 6 doubles title in Grade 7 action, boys events as Sukhjit Laura Carpeno and Maree Dhaliwal triumphed in singles Mackenzie defeating Tabitha and the duo of Craig Walsh Nenninger and Lisa Heinricks and Scan Stevens took top of CCS. Third spot went to an- spot in doubles. other Uplands duo, Marlene Brandon Cormier gave Krug and Ashley Mackenzie• Thornhiil a second place in Centennial took first and singles with Centennial Chris- third in the singles on the play tian's Kyle Leighton finishing of Jennifer Vanderlee and Al- ,,~:~.~:. II~lli~~~:: third• CCS also picked up lison Mantel respectively, :~ , . .i~ :~; runner-up honours in doubles Shannon Chalupiak of ' "~:~:; .. ~,~'~ on the play of Adam Clarence Michiel splitting the Teichroeb and Tim Stiksma pair. while Brad Gumlaugson and On the Grade 7 boys side Mathieu Leclerc Tim Nordon got Uplands on Kevin Braam and Luke Bux- i i is part of Almwood's infield the board with a third• ton of Centennial finished SHORT STOP Mathieu Leclerc gathers in a pop fly to end the inning as defensive wall in this, his Centennial landed the first of one-three with runner-up Almwood Contracting rolled to a 10-1 triumph in Squirt division action, third season• its three titles when Stephanie Michael Spak providing Huisman beat out Jamie Fil- Veritas with its lone placing of lion of Uplands in the Grade 6 the day. League Standings qa e girls singles final, Erin Fisher, And in boys doubles it was i~:~i~!J~...... ~.~:::::" ~:~;~:i: ':" ~: iF"':"'~ ii~i!l also of Centennial, finishing Brad L'Heureux and Darren GP W L T PTS ~i; ...... ~.~:.~.~..;~.~,:;. third. Bentham taking top honours SQUIRTS - Girls It was Uplands' turn in the for Clarence Michiel from Dairy Queen 5 3 2 0 6 Grade 6 girls doubles, Celi==e Uplands pair Adam Kurth and Minute Muffler 5 2 3 0 4 Regimbold and Megan MeAl- Jason Mohler. CCS's Kent Kitwanga 5 2 3 0 4 Bike Specials! pine emerging victorious. Porter and Matt Smith were Gemma Bath 5 2 3 0 4 Thornhill picked up both see- third. Norm's Auto 5 1 4 0 2 '94 Nishiki Kodiak Bike Rack from Originally priced @ $1150.00 Swagman SQUIRT - Boys Only 2 Left @ - Bolts on trailer hitch Almwood Contracting 5 5 0 0 10 -Carries 3 bikes securely Safeway 5 3 2 0 6 Reg. $129.99 Special $89.99---- Skeena Hotel 5 2 3 0 4 *800.00 Basic Bike PEEWEE- Girls Middleton Trucking 6 4 1 1 9 Tuneups Brakes, Gears, & Remax Realty 5 4 1 0 8 Safety Check @ Kermode Friendship Centre 6 3 3 0 6 Bayview Fuels 5 2 2 1 5 =15.00 Lazelle Mini Storage 6 0 6 0 0 plus parts BANTAM - Girls & Boys Tanner Drywall 5 5 0 0 10 Norco AM59 4 3 1 0 6 U-Lock Bike All Seasons 5 3 2 0 6 Locks Totem Furniture (B) 6 3 3 0 6 Reg. $20.00 Vie Froese Trucking (B) 6 2 4 0 4 Speclal Blue Ridge Ventures 4 2 2 0 4 Bank of Montreal 4 1 2 1 3 '14.99 Codarland Tire 5 0 4 1 1

MIDGET - Girls All Seasons BRAD CORMIER provided Thornhill with one of its Overwaitca 3 2 1 0 4 Source For Sports best results when he took second spot in the Grade 6 Sight & Sound 4 2 2 0 4 boys singles at the annual Terrace Elementary Bandstra Transport 5 2 3 0 4 4555 Lakelse Ave. Schools Sports Association badminton tourney.

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WORKTOGETHER FOR YOU! w,l.,, .- S t nl~ Joyce Findlay Sheila Love • ,4,8,i1,1 i t,a,.h,, I 635.2697 635-3004 " :" >i JUST LISTED -.~ (],;I Ld,H~l L4Ut, Rrl * $157,000 MLS il~ ~iii ~ 2470 Kreston Drive ~~ ~ iI ,: ~ 1.6 acre, 6 Bdrrns,

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159,500 MLS (~ LAKELSE LAKE (~ 3312 SPARKS ST, : 4947 Twedle Avenue Fund Raiser Garage Sale by CarpenterHall. Saturday, May 27, 3 years old, 3 bdrms, Lakelse Community 7 am- Noon, Terrace Volunteer Put Your 2 baths and country kitchen, Association. North End of Adel Bureau. Donationsare welcome: Road (off First Avenue) at Lakelse Lake, 9 a.m,. 1 p.m., Saturday, May 27/95, For done- ~ 4512 OLSON Garage Sale $149,000 EXC tions or info call Merilyn 798-~ Sat May 27/95 8 a,m,- Noon. 2714 Tetrault Street 2469 orAnne 798-2250; Building supplies, toys, lamps, 4 bdrms, 3 baths, hardwood swingset, on the Map floors and new roof. SUITE POTENTIAL for Only Sl°° $114,900 EXC 4708 Straume Avenue 4 bdrms, European cabinets, Stop by our office: 4647 Lazelle Ave (Across from the Credit Union) n/g furnace and hot water. by 5:00 p.m. Friday for Wednesday publication orTuesday noon for Saturday publication.

$72,500 MLS TERRACE 27o s. Kaurn Street i i ~'~:~ ....i ~ 2 bdrms, new flooring and ~ countertops and garage. STANDARD i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - C5 CTION D

1. REAL ESTATE 3. FOR RENT 5. FOR SALE MISC. i ii 5. FOR SALE MISC. 8. CARS FOR SALE 11. RECREATIONAL WANTED TO PURCHASE three bedroor~ WANTED ONE PERSON needed to VEHICLES BIRCH FLOORING TONGUE and GUITARS AND AMPS for sale. Trades 1981 HONDA PRELUDE, 5 spd., power home with basement suite, in town. Must share a 2 bedroom trailer. Available May groove, 4 sides. 3/4 in thick, 12 in longer, welcome, Buy and sell. Bill's Guitar Shop sunroof, many new parts. Good be in top condition. Call 635-2116. 15, Includes utilities, laundry, hot tub use. NORTHERN LITE CAMPERS. 9'6" Rustic grade $3.10 per sq.ft. Clear grade 632.4102. Call today. Fax 639.9879 running/body condition. $1500 OBO. $425/month. 635-5678 Queen to fit full size p.u, 8'5" queen to 2 BEDROOM HOME ON 2 acres, Level $4.15 per sq.ft. Francois lake Phone 635-2119, short box p.u, 6'10" and 8'4" for import Woodworking, 1-695-6616 6. WANTED MISC. and lightly treed in Kleanza subdivision. 1977 PONTIAC TRANS-AM 400. p.u. Also, double Eagle Boats, Nechako Renovated. New roof, carport and HALL FOR REHT PRE-FABRICATED GREENHOUSES, WANTED TO BUY: CONCESSION trailer Automatic transmission, Race shifter. RV, Vanderhool. 1.604.567-2820 or 1- workshop. $105,000.00, Call 635-5339. utility and storage sheds, joey shacks, KIN COMPLE× with deep fryers suitable for fish and chips New tires. Excellent running conditio~ 604-567.2937, PRICED TO SELL- Ownersmoving from garages. Phone Oirk Bakker 638.1768 operation, 1-604-624-5800 Prince Rupert. $2,500. Call 635.2219 (evenings). 1978 18' 9" LAY]ON TRAVEL trailer town. Family home with five bedrooms h 4119 North Sparks St. evenings. Terrace, BC WANTED USED CANOE, PADDLES, and sleeps five, 3. way fridge, • stove, oven the Horseshoe, three upstairs and two MOUNT LAYTON HOTSPRINGS, Hay life jackets. Call 635-3422. 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE forced air heater,hot water tank, 3 piece down. Home has had recent major We have an excellent setting for your $3.00 / Ball. Potatoes $ $12,00 / 50 Ibs, bathroom. Excellent condition. Asking renovations, new hardwood floor, natural reception, central location next to Call 798-2214. CHROME BUMPERS AND TRIM to fit 1990 FORD RANGER. 110,000 kms, 1965 Plymouth Fury II1. Must be dent extended cab, 4x4, comes with 4 studded $5,500. Phone 635.3705, gas furnace and hot water, Berber carpets Heritage Park. We can accommodate SECURE YOUR VALUABLESl Bike, 20- 100 people for weddings, meetings, free. Call Dean at 842-6863 (leave winter tires on rims $11,500. 848-9763, 1980 WINNEBAGO BRAVE '26, and many more, There is a well fenced motorcycles, snowmobiles, etc. High etc. Full bar and kitchen provided,bar- message), bunkhouse model, sleeps up to 8, yard with established trees and privacy quality chain link fence security 1930 CHEVROLET 1 TON truck. Vintage tending available, Please call Robert 85,000kms, very clean, excellent hedge. Close to down town yet private, Finlayson at 638-1231 for viewing and compounds. Portable and free standing, WANTED- 1 - 3T FLATBED TRUCK with plates, Must sell. Serious inquiries gray Lots of room for a growing family or one hoist. Both must be in reasonablerunning 635-3780, evenings. condition, $18,500 obo. 1-604.692-7086, reservations. special $499.00 Free local delivery end Burns Lake. with-teenagers. Full basement has large set up. Outwest Chainlink Fence condition, 1-604-690-7208. 1989 MAZDA B2200, LOWRIDER extra windows downstairs. Drive by 3703 1978 WINNEBAGO 23 1/2 FT. 440 BDRM. SUITE. NO pets. N.S. No noisy Company 635-1260. cab. Red, tinted, 9 pce. CD system. Kalum and phone 635-2808 for an Alarm, recarro seats and lots more. Dodge, 4 piece bathroom, 4 burner stove, }arties. 635.3827. AvattableJune 15/95. oven, roof, A/C, awning, $13,000 O.B.O. appointment. NoAgents ~rease. $137,000. TUPPERWARE. To buy or sell call $7,950,00. O80, Sportbike as part-trade? Mike 632-6487. 847-3095. 2. MOBILE HOMES Sharon 847-4973, Joyce 962-7558 or Summit Square Pacific Party Plans 526-5585. 1989 GMC 1/2 TONE P.V. 4)(4 rebuilt OKANAGAN CAMPER FOR import size truck, 3 way fridge, stove, Asking $2495 14'x68' SRI M/H IN family oriented park, Apartments ELECTROHOME 30,000 BTU , air good old junk• transmission, cM air/cc/pb. Running boards 230,000 km. Black/Silver clean Phone 635-3804. 2 bdrm, gas heat, vendor financing conditioner installed through wall or Terrace Volunteer Bureau. available, ready for occupancy, Call 1 & 2 Bedroom Units window. Model # A 3000 A01 230/298 GRC. Asking $75000.00. 849-5424. 8 1/2 SECURITY CAMPER. SLEEPS 4 - Please cal & leave message Gordon, 638-1182 or Mary to view 638- Quiet & Clean Volts. Asking $1480. 692-3195 or out of 1977 FORD WINDOW VAN in good 5, stove, fridge, port pot, older veJy clean condition. $1000. Truck canopy - full size 0800, Racquetball Courts Burns Lake 1-800-320-3330, for pickup. condition. $3000,00 open to offers. 1-604- $50. 10' aluminumboat $150, 635-5690. KERMODE PARK MANUFACTURED • No Pets - 638-0544 daytime 847-4965. home sales featuring 14x71 & modular Call: 635-5968 1985 TENT TRAILER 10 fl, box (21 ft 1988-F150 XLT SIC. heavy duty . whe~ opened) Sleeps 6. Water and homes. Across from weight scales, 635. Hiking 5hoes 638-8838 even ings overload springs, cruise, tilt, & air cond. 5350 or 635-3120, Drop in & take a look, Electrical hookups. Asking $2500. Call 3 BEDROOM HOUSE ON 8 1/2 acres We have the largest,,.~=... $8,250.00. Firm. No GST- 635.4882. 638-0094. QUALITY PADS AVAILABLE in owner 30 x 50 workshop. Call (604) 951-1897 in selection of hiking~ 1989 CHEV 2500 SERIES 3/4 Ton lhe Nass. 8. CARS FOR SALE OKANAGAN CAMPER FOR Import size occupied, family oriented park, order your shoes in the camper Special 4x4 Pickup truck PS, PB, truck. 2 way tridge, propane stove, cus(om single wide now for occupancy Northwe~ 1985 CHEV CAVALIER 125,000 km, Sun Radio, good tires. Clean 350 cu in EFI 4 hydrolic jacks, asking $2000,00. Call 849. ASAP, Call Gordon 638-1182. WAREHOUSE roof, tape deck, 6 cyl, auto $3,000 Ph Speed, $9500, Phone 636-4809 anytime. 5424. QUICK POSSESSION! TASTEFULLY 638-8927 eves. FOR SALE 1989 MAZDA Extended cab FOR SALE 1981 FORD Camperized Van. renovated 3 Bedroom '76 Valemont In OFFICE FOR SALE 1987 MAZDA B-2200, p/u c/w pickup, $5500 OBO, Call 635-9530. Cruise p,s., p,b,, tilt, captains swivel family Park. Lar9e appliances included. canopy & running boards. Good condition. 1993 FORD $250 7.3 DIESEL XL 4x4. seats, stove, fridge, furnace, ladder, roof Asking $29,900. Call 635.1616, Prices range from $49.95 to $240.00, SPACE No matter what your needs, New tires, battery, etc. Ph. 835-2996. 48,000 krn. Excellent condition. 1-604- rack. Excellent condition.635-4464, 1972 12X68 3 BEDROOM TRAILER we can fill theml • 1978 PORSHE 911 SC TARGA. Black, 5 692-3805. Eve, 1-604-692-4311. 1980 BONAIR HARD TOP. Tent Trailer $22,900. Call 635.2319 or668-8052, FOR RENT speed, p/w, air, alarm, stereo, new tires, 1991 CHEV $10 4X4 LOADED 4.3L V6, good condition, fridge stove furnace. FOR SALE. TRIPLE E • 2 BEDROOM serious inquiries only. Phone 632-5497. Ground effects Alpine stereo. Alarm. Sleeps 8. $3500.00. Call 638.8356, manufactured home, deluxe home, 1,0OO - 7,000 sq.ft. II ;#IIL ll Your Sports Destination! 1988 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 1 owner car. $15,000 OBO, Call 635.4543. 1988 DODGE CAMPER VAN. F/S , jaouuzi Tub, acrylic block windowe, plus Prime in town location furnace sleeps 4, porta potii, Excellent 3711 Alfred Ave., Smilhers Low mileage. 4 cylinder, automatic, am/fro 1991 CHEV SPORT 4X4 short box (red) more, has to be seen. Owner moving, Call condition. $16,000,00 1-604-692.3292. 635-7447. 847-9333 radio plus cassette, Call 635-8524. with canopy, Running boards, deflectors 635-7171 RUSTLER 5TH WHEEL, 24 1/2 FT. rear FOR SALE. TRIPLE E • 3 BEDROOM 4712 Keith Ave., Terrace WHITE VW CABRIOLETE convertible. and many extras, VB, 5 speed, NC, 635-9555 kitchen with fridge, stove, oven, 3 pc, manufactured home, completely set-up h convertible special addition. New paint cruise, tilt, AM/FM, cassette, liner. Like COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR rent. new, 13,000 kin. Must be seen, $20,000 bath, canopy, new condition, $13,500, Adult Park, 2 completly finished additions, OAK ICE-BOX $1200; oak lion's paw and roof. Well serviced. Looks and runs 2400 sq. ft. 2 Bay's 2 offices, Show room. OBO, Call 798-2456 after 5 p.m. 635-5633, sundeck & storage shed, Check it out. 2 wash rooms, large paved lot. Price table $1050. drop leaf pine table $425,; new. Imaculate interior, pullout stereo, Call 635-7447. negotiable day phone #635.3334, Umbrella stand $325, Call 638-8960 to cruise & mags. Just in time for summer $8800, OBO 638-1805. COZY 12X68 MOBILE HOME. New view. livingroom carpet and matching couch FOUR PIECE SOFA SET, Good " 1987 FIREBIRD V6,, Automatic, with ONE CAR OR 100 set. Renovated bathroom. Fridge, stove, condition. Two table lamp's, new 26" "]'V, am/fro cassette, t-roof, good condition. Whatever your business vehicle needs, I STORE $4500. Call 636.0112 after 5 p.m, washer, dryer, w0odstove. Houston 846- Call 635-3944. have the knowledge to find the vehicle ~ 9638. 5 CAMP TRAILERS; 3 BUNK' houses, 1969 CORVE'I-I'E CONVERTIBLE 350 FOR and the plan to suit your requirements. ~: FRASER LAKE TRAILER COURT under sleeps 20 with facilities, 'com"plets kit(:hen small block $21,000 firm Great N(~m Flann new managemenl, Pads for rent, trailers RENT trailer with dining room and walk in cooler investment opportunity. Call 847-5849. ~l phon~635"4941 Cor,,~0,~-,8,~,~ for sale. Phone Bill (604)845-2835 or Ed and facilities. Priced for quick sale. Must Must be seen. 1-800-8MCEWAN (1.800-862.3926) CooroJtlalor (604)569-2518. 2000SO. I=i'. STORE be moved. Call 842-5598. 1993 GEO METRO, 2 DOOR SALE BY OWNER. Mobile home with 2 FOR SALE MISC. 2 rifles for sale il HATCHBACK, 1.3 Litre EFI, 5 speed, Mc=:wan large bedrooms, N/G heating, treed yard, TERRACEDOWH TOWN excellent cond, 223 calibre mini 14 FAC excellent condition, $1,000 stereo 3 miles form town in MHP. $20,000 OBO. required. Phone 635-6236. equipment, 38,000 kin. Asking $7,000 |I'll I ~BII IB ;!! :1 I BALES& SERVICE Terrace i -- 638-0021. SHOPPINGCENTRE, HARROWSMITH WOOD HEATER & OBO,798-2456 after 5 p.m. Hwy. 16 West Terrace MOBILE HOME TOWING 12' an~ 14' stainless steel chimney $500. 635-7173. wide, Call Yellowhead Tailer Towing for FOR MORE IflFORHATIOHCOH?ACT 22' PROWLER TANDEM AXLE Trailer estimate 847-8986. GOROMe ¢ONNELL AT 655,5333 $4800. 4.5 kw Yanmar Diesel Generator, A L L ' 9 5 C I V I C S E D A N S 93 14X70 DARTHMOUTH MOBILE Low, low Hrs. $3200. 650 lb. Sandblaster HOME 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 skylights, w/hood, purifier and all hoses, $3500. all new electrical appliances, fully setup in FOR LEASE 2000 SQ. FT. second floor 846-5505. court, $68,000 OBO. After 6 p.m, 635- office space. 4623 Lakelse Ave, available EVER WANTED TO MAKE kids' toys and 6646 or 635-4390. June 1st. Call Dr, Zucchicatti's office 635- furniture? Now you can. Easy to follow 2552, diagrams, For information write to Nelson, This Honda Deal FOR SALE BY OWNERS 10X55 SIERRA Mobile Home, 2 bedrooms, completely 4. WANTED TO RENT Box 98, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2N0, a renovated with attractive decor. Gyproc phone 1-604-847-9110. throughout c/w 2 addition. 4 appliances, FAMILY OF 5 LOOKING for 3-4 bedroom ANDREW KISS REGIONAL Artist and woodstove, electric backup, Must be house preferrably in town. References 1994's Ducks Unlimited Artist of the year, moved, $12,000. Call 849.5260. available. Call 635-6467. One man show exhibited at Process 4 • 1981 WAYNE 14'X70' MOBILE home. 3 WANTED TO RENT: Cabin at Lakelsa Gallery, Burns Lake. Information call br, #-5 Blue Spruce, Burns Lake, F/S, Lake for any or possibly all of the summer Wayne or Lynn at 1-604-692.343~,, D/W. Updated to natural gas. Porch, months. Call 635-2402. IBM CLONE 386 COMPUTER and laser deck, $28,750.00 1.604-692-4311. WORKING WOMAN WITH one child printer 5.4 meg, Ram. Software for small 1972 SAFEWAY TRAILER, 3 bedrooms. would like to rent 2 10drm. mobile home / business D.O.S. Windows, Word Perfect $22,900.00. Call 638-8052 for 635-2319. apartment, etc, in Copper Mountain Call 638.1403, School / Thornhill area. References 80" ELECTRIC RANGE (Almond). Also 3. FOR RENT available. 638-7832. Hitachi Microwave (convection) 1 1/2 bowl - 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. Quiet, clean, WANTED TO RENT BY executive family s,s, sink. Call 635.1588. security entrance. On site management. of 5, 3-4 bedroom home, Will pay $800 - VIOLIN (ONLY), FULL.SIZE, Chinese Downtown location Sorry, no pets, Call $1000 / month. Needed for June 1st. Call handcrafted in 1986 impeccable 638-7725. References required. 636.6305. workmanship, Appraised at $1600 OFFICE SPACE FOP RENT. Phone 635- PROFESSIONAL WORKING COUPLE 1992. Call 632-6343. 5717, requires Terrace area home immediately, 4 WHEEL SHOP RIDE SCOOTER, SMALL ~ BDRM, BASEMENT suite h One year lease. 3 plus bedrooms, Call Bill includes new battery,, Demo model save newer home. Separate entrance & Anderson, 635-6550 (Days) or 638-7678 $1,000 on list price, Call Northern Health driveway, Prefer quiet single person, N,S, (evenings), Care at 635-9274. $450/month Utilities Included 636.8345. QUIET PROFESSIONAL FAMILY looking for 3 bedroom house 1 yr, rental or lease, NEED NEW GRIPS ON YOUR CLUBS? ROOMATE WANTED TO SHARE pie, phone 638-7606 after 4:30, Lots of styles to choose from. Customize apertment $250/month, plus utilities. No and repair aIJ golf clubs, Harvey Penick pets, Phone 635-1432 after7 p.m. SINGLE WHITE LADY (non-smoker) looking for 2 bedroom to rent in Terrace. clubs available. For information call Tom PERSON TO SHARE 2 BEDROOM APT. Mobile or house preferred, Call 635.6197, 846-5894. N/S, N/D with millwright works out of town. June 1 reply to RIB #10 c/o The PROFESSIONAL COUPLE with one child looking for 2-3 bedroom house to rent i~ Terrace Standard. 4647 Lazelle Avenue, CEDAR FENCING terrace, B,C, V8G 1 $8. Bench area before Sept, 1/95, Call 635- 2519. ROUGH CUT l"x 6"x 4' $1,10 ea. 5. FOR SALE MISC. MT. ELIZABETH 1" x 6" x 5' $1.40 ea, TROY BUILT ROTOTILLER 5H $900 1" x 6" x 6' $1,70 ea. APARTMENTS OBO. 1985 GMC Jimmy 4x4, $3500 2" x 4" x 8' $2.90 ea, Special Reduced OBO, Sofa, Ioveseat, swivel rocker Brown 2" x 4" x 10' $3.60 ea. Commuting Rates print $825 OBO, Kenmore washer/dryer 2" x 4" x 1 2' $4.40 ea, TillS Civic comes with a lot of Addvantages. set, $750 OBO. Sears VCR $150, CBO Right now, not onlycanyou chalk up a great finance rate (O.A,C.) that could save you up to $1,128' 635.6126 (days.) 4" x 4" x 8' $7.50 ea, (o.A.c.) over bank rate financing.., but also, with our roomy, fun-to-drive Civic Special Edition Sedan you ONE ROLAND ELECTRONIC KEY- Limited Time Offer/ can add in a Value-Price Reduction of $2,385 on exclusive SE extras that come including: ,digital BOARD, Uke new, Asking $1,000. Call Landscaping, Raised clock • CFO-free air conditioning • AMEM stereo cassette • right-hand mirror and much morel Our 'Guests' will receive: I = 635-6271, Beds, Decks, Walkways .Mature Adult Oriented Apartment MINING EQUIPMENT - slightly used 4" & Docks Living 5.8% factoryfinancing available O.A.C. on all CivicSedans, Keene Gold Dredge Invludes diving mask 6" x 6" $2.40 per linear foot .Free Cable "IV {inst. incl.) and harness, air line, $3300, new value, .Free Heat, Hot Water & Heated $4273, 635.2148, 2" x 10" 95¢ per linear foot Storage GUITARS AND AMPS for sere. Trades ~r Prices •Appliances & New Venetian Blinds welcome, Now dealing in Takarnine. Bill's (incl. coin laundry facilities on Guitar Shop, 632.4102 Call today, Fax DEPENDABLE premises), 639-9879, • References required, BOYS 16" 21 SPEED MOUNTAIN bike LUMBER 4838 HVVY 16W, Terrace Oaalor~0662 638-8771 FOR APPOINTMENT TO VIEW $250,00, 2 yrs: old. RCBS progressive Please PHONE FIRSTI Box 7 between8:00 and 9:00 a,m, Out of Town 1-800-665-1990 reloading press & ail equip. 1/2 prk~e ~w~en ~mpar~ t~ bankrate ~nat~ng ~f1L5°/° ~r annum~v~r 24 m~r~ t`v~ed~n tt~ ~15~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ SE~ (~ E~). ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ L 632-2822 $750,00, 638-8345, Hazelton, BC 842-5660 r~'ucing at5.~ ix,r amum over24 monlts is SLt0806 v~..usihe Iv,nk's trial bumwmg costof $223606.On a~oro~daedit includesfrelghl md p0L WI=10supl~ies ~ d ~ ~ - . ~J % C6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 CTION DS

14. BOATS & MARINE 18. BUSINESSSERVICES 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK 21, HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED 24 FT. REINELL SEDAN; 188 ATrENTION SMALL BUSINESSES, Why PUREBRED REGISTERED GERMAN COOK AND PHEP-COOK Required for LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER/COOK required Mercruiser; roadrunners tandem trailer pay high accounting fees for your book- shepherd, Shots, wormed, tattoed, written Mutvaneys Pub in Burns Lake. CERTIFIED HEAVY DUTY mechanic. electric; good canvas and extras, $9500, keeping needs? For confidential, guarantee. 2, 6 month old black and tan by active older self employed gentleman Top wages; good benefits; Must have Experience preferred but will train. in Hazelton/Smithers area, Mature Call: 845-7224, professional bookkeeping service, Manual males $500, also year old sable female Contact Bob. at 604-692-3078. experience in logging equipment. Apply 14'5 FIBERGLASS BOAT/ TRAILER, or Comouter call 635-9592, $800. Call 635.3826: ...... responsible applicants please reply with to: Inland Kenworth, Houston: Phone:..... ,.-= ARE YOU EARNING WHAT you're resurn~ including experience, references, 845-2333. 198950 hp, Merc, $3500, 199015 hp. WE STILL HAVE SOME registered worth? International company with 15 - Evenrude $1300, 8 hp. Evenrude, $775, and expected salary range, Fax (604)842- polled Hereford yearling bulls for sale. year success story. Excellent health and 5740 or mail to Box 314, New Hazelton, PRINT SHOP NEEDS FRONT OFFICE/ 9.8 hp, Mercury $480. 20 hp. Evenrude Downtown Bed Please call 846-5494. bindery worker, Duties could also include income benefits, Full training. Call now B.C. V0J 2JO. Note: Full time position for $475. 14' Aluminum boat $800, 1-604- 10 YEAR OLD Appaloosa.Quarler Horse; 845-2370. suitable applicant. composition, Macintosh computer 692-3958 or 1.604.692.7280. All in good & Breakfast experience an asset. (604)847-3294 or 14.2 HH well trained; good disposition; Feel better, look great, Lose weight while condition. Obo on all. • Affordable • Family oriented Asking $2000 (obo), Carl: 8454049. write See-moore Printing, Box 460, • 10 rain. walk to down town earning good income! Sound too good to Srnithers, B.C., V0J 2N0, Attn. Dinty, 25 HEREFORD COW CALF pairs long be true? :Call for an interview, 635, [;=:=xzz:zzzz-=zzzzz;:z;; •Ncar hospital & medical ccntrc )4 P4 • Pets & childrcn welcome yearling Hereford bulls & portable sewrnill, 6363/635-6988. 1,4 Looking for 1,4 SALES REP POSITION Wholesale Food 1,4 1,4 Company is seeking an aggressive, self (fenccd back yard) 992-2294. MECHANIC NEEDED FOR busy " Child (~are? ~ • Kitchenette suite REGISTERED 1/2 QUARTERHORSE Chrysler dealership. Send Resume ATIN: 1,4 motivated and reliable person to CallBrenda or Geraldfor reservation Mare. Professional training in dressage Chris by fax (604)992-9293 or mail, H1'4 Skeena Child Care Support 1,41'4 represent the company in the Northwest. 1,4 Program can help you make the 1,4 Successful applicant must hold the ability ! .=~(today (604) 562-9402 and jumping. Winning prospect for Regency Chrysler, 259 McLean St,, H right choice for your child. For 1,4 experienced rider, $2500. 4 yr, old 1/2 Quesnel, B.C, V2J 2N8. )4 to interacl positively with the public and PADDLE SPORTS )4 information on choosing care ~:~ create effective enthusiasm for sales. Gurnsey milk cow, $1200. 842-6603. CAREGIVER NEEDED FOR 2 School 1,4H and available optons, call 1,4 SPECIALTY SHOP i Send Resume to P.O. Box 190, Terrace, age children. Fulltirne this summer and H Coco at 638-1113 1,4 Offering the best selection of quality 989 Al~'ardSt., Prince George 21. HELP WANTED 1,4 1,4 B.C. V8G 4A6 or Fax 1-604-638-1059. Comerof 10th andAlward SL)L after school in the fall. You must be at )41H A free service provided by the 1,41'4 canoes, kayaks and accessories, WANT TO WORK? Full time or part time least 18, experienced and responsible, 1'4 Terrace Women's Resource Centre )4 COOKS AND DISHWASHERS WANTED This is in the Horseshoe area. Call 638. H and funded by the Ministry of 1,4 EXCELLENT SERVICE BY UNCONTESTED DIVORCE SERVICE, positions available with electrolux for Mr, Layton Hotsprings, Call 798.2518. KNOWLEDGEABLE STAFF Canada. Phone 635-3066 0543 after 5p.rn. or leave message at H Women's Equality. I~ Call for appointment and ask for Jackie. resumes, typing. Call C.J, Secretarial, 638-8990. Phone or drop by for our Spring 638-8006. ~-~z::z=zzzzzzz;::z:zzzt~, Reliable transportation a must. 1995 Catalogue ] andqualifyforourspring draw. I ECO-VAC POWER CLEANING. Comrn/res/ind. Furnace, duct, chimneys, Rentals available ] insulation removal. Now in Terece, Ph. Hudsons Bay Mtn. Rd. I 632-4669. (P/F) 847-3678 J %Qut of town call 1-800-748-2333) O'DAY 27 SAILBOAT YANMAR DIESEL; dodger and sail covers; four sails including jib, genoa, spinnaker and new fell-batten is here! mainsail; Spinnaker and whisker We now carry a fidl line orAG pole; bright roomy interior; 2 K haircare aod styling products. burner Force 10 propane stove Variety of'Prail Rides "Made in Canada by with broiler; Quicksilver & Canadians, inflatable dinghy; VHF radio and Beginners Western Riding Lessons Available. SALON BARBER SHOP for Canadians" deplh sounder; Force 10 propane 4644 Lakelse Ave.Terrace, BC M on ...... LIbQ.=~.lo .m - n i=m barbecue, Asking $18,000. Phone 635. Ph: 635-7310 Kory or James 3236 (Terrace). or 638-3"/13 Mobile Number Wed-Thur...... B im . 7 pm 635-5727 ~I ...... ~ .m - n pm -.v.n n 24' ZETA. COMMAND BRIDGE, Volvo i g b~, m ppl . onl y 1/0260 hp., galley, propane, standup head, anchor winch, VHF, cassette, tandem axle trailer, 10 hp. Honda long shaft. 647.3611 w, 847-9298 h. KITCHENS 1985 GREW 18' POWERED by 305 Oikos Builders Chev. V8, 200 hp. inboard (450 hrs. on FAMILY DRY CLEANING business for Fine European Style Cabinets motor) 42 gal, fuel tanks (dual), depth Beautifully Installed sounder wired for radio phone. Extra sale in Pr. Rupert. Will accept property prop, swim ladder, deluxe puRge on trade & will train new owners. Call 624- Call us; we'll help you with design, colour & costs. package, excellent condition. Price 2252or 627-1431 (cellular) 624-1390. $10,000, Call 845.7569 (Houston.) BACKHOE AND GRAVEL TRUCK for Ron & Donna err 635-5309 phone& fax 26FT LAND AND SEA WITH Factory hire. Very reasonable rates. Phone R.C. built trailer. Uve aboard, rebuilt 318 Contracting 635-3772. TEL: 635-77OO Finishing Carpentry, Residential Construction & Renovations Chrysler engine with 270 Volvo lB., stove, LANDSCAPING, BACKFILLING, clearing fridge, efe level oven, wash room with lots, reasonable rates, Call 635-7949. basin, toilet and shower. ER.C. 636-3538 after 4 p.m. or weekends. DRYTOP Let us take care of your paperworkf 15. MACHINERY CanterburyFood Service Ltd. GUTTERS • Computerized Accounting Three T Industries CASH FOR CATS, .LOADERS AND • Word Processing backhoes. D6 cat 9 U. $8500 light plants 1 11 0-2607 Pear street (5) 2Kw. • 6kw, Aluminum Starcraft boat & Terrace, B,C. • Filing .Faxing "photocopying trailer. $12,000 Herring 20' Skiff. c/w 11s 0 V8G 4V5 • Relief Clerical Work for Employers hp Johnson and Trailer $10,000 CJ 5 Jeep with snowplow $4500. Large air James Thomsen Telephone 604-638-1017 Effective Office Services compressors (2) 1.604-697-2474 or write Specializing in 5" continuous Territory Manager Ken Allen Box 161, Granisle, B.C., V0J steel or aluminum gutters. Fax 604-638-1012 635-5869 1W0. Installation, repairs & 1988 KENWORTH CNV 444 + 155spd. R cleaning. + O. 1985 Answer Jeep, 1980 Page & SERVING TERRACE Page pole trailer. • Complete unit M.V. Mistann Charters $48,000.00 or $52,09020 with H plate 1- & KITIMAT PET GROOMING 604-6944444. Roofing and Siding Will take you and (All Breeds) Installation and Repairs Convenient Professional Care 1986 PAR-PAK POLE TRAILER. New your party to the reach, brakes and drums, air line& Asking Call Steve 638-0838 Lorraine Moth $8000 OBO. Call 635-4437. Ik . :.;~! ~ best fishing and 638-0929 10 CAT LOADERS, EXCAVATORS, TERRA BOBCAT SERVICES Backhoe, diving locations in COMPACTORS 4x4 Backhoes, SA and 12"-16"-24", flugers 6"-9"-12"18", the Northwest! 4450C Greig Avenue TA dumps, belly and end dumps, tilt Sweepers, concrete breaker, pallet forks, Tues.- Sat, For More Info trailers, 6 row beds, pavers, Bobcat, walk tracks, 5 ton dump, backfilling, levelling, 8 AM- 5 PM clean up, 636-8638/mobile 638.3808, behind rollers, 8ff sweeper, 6000 gallon Phone ('604)635-9350 Fax ('604)635-9350 water tanker, 8 cushman 4 wheel LET YOUR BODY TO THE TALKINGi trucksters, Model A replica. Call Vic Good looks, good shape, good nutrition, (604)493-6791. good skin carel I can show you how. Call: WHITE WESTERN STAR TRUCK; gravel 845-2830. and long log rigging. Case 850B crawler 19. LOST & FOUND DJ MAII CONSTRUCTION loader, 4 in 1 bucket, log grapple, U-built ai/s by (an, trailer to haul above. All three $55,000, J. FOUND ON TERRACE MTN. Traili • Custom Housing • Finishing Meiklem 846.9179, Yellow sports walkman, with tape but • Residential Framing • Foundations 843 BOBCAT WITH ATTACHMENTS. without headphones, To claim, identify Professional Nail Care 911 backhoe, 2 buckets, pallet forks, lape. Ph. 638,1840. • Commercial Renovations j.:~ for that j¢" Manicures i trailer, tidy tank and pump. New rubber 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK ~, picture • Nail Tips with spare, $32,500847-3734, / '~,,, q,l/,~,,,,,Ly o, d'[(Wo.,/~,,,,,j,q~ f.5- ..Z~G,.,., . perfect look. • Silk Wraps 276 N.H. SQUARE BALER. Excellent PET LOVE DOG and cat grooming, Phone condition, $2,250.00. 7 foot 3pt Maseey Joanna 635-3772 635-1745 Fax 635-1748 4615 LakelseAve. {)38"8880 Mower, $500.00, 6 foot 3pt Int. Mower $450.00, 1.604-695.6562 Burns Lake. PUREBRED (12 WEEKS OLD) Great Dane pups available at Golden Pond Pet FOR SALE: 10 FT EZ.ON DESK; 12 ft, Store (Terrace). John Dee~e seed drill; 20 ft. Gooseneck trailer; meat locker cooling system; THE TACK STORE. Now open. Harness, saddlery and gifts. All you need 4 kms. ferlilizer spreader; phone 845-2891. ,. ,, out of Telkwa on Skillhorn Road 846. 1989 22.70AT. F,B. C/W 22 IN, Koehring 9863. sawhead, new motor, rails, rollers, June ESCORT SERVICE (~'~ MOIST ERN 94, new main hyd. pump, March 95, TWO YEAR OLD MINIATURE stud colt; LAB c IiI LTD. $140,000.00 Fax 604.692.7920, Ph. 604. dun with a flaxen tairand mane, $1,000 (obo) Call: 845.7739 alter 6 p,m, ~.q,.z.c~:con~2 , ".,""~u ¢.2.D~Z.;EZu,C_z ..c :. 698-7353. Water Testing & Analysis 1978 KEN~VORTHc/w 400 Cat, 15 speed HORSE CAMP: GIRLS 8.18, Beg. • Adv, SERVING TERRACE, KITIMAT & trans, 6th wheel, alum, cab guard, CEF, English / Western program, SURROUND NG AREA $16,000.00, Ph. 604-698-7353, Fax 604- wilderness ranch, indoor arena. Call 545 Hays Cove Circle Saddle Tramp Ranch. 1-604-694-3521. 692-7920. 1-800-910-9929 Prince Rupert 627-1906 5 YR, OLD REG. APPOLOOSA MARE. 17. GARAGE SALES Very quiet, Excellent Trail horse, Halter points. No vices. Also young show prospects, Keystone Appalooss's 1-604. 698-7457 eve. You've Tried the Rest -Why Not :Try UNTEER HORSE BREAKING/'fRAINING Problem I~" BUREAU horses tuned up. Ride / Drive / Pack. w638.1330 (affosll fronlTotlfft Furniture) Transportation available Rose Ranch, 1- 604-694.3500, The TerraceV01unleer Bureau is looking for Donationsfor our BC AUCTION Horse and lack sale, Sunday June 11, 12 noon McLean Rd. ining Lo~ge in the Desiderata # Quesnel. Consignments welcome. Reservations Suggested Already consign young team of Clyde 638-2017 mares and a single Clyde male. Call 992- P,e~Ca, 638'0544 (Days) 9325. PUREBRED BORDER COLLIES for =~' 638-8838(evenings},.: sale. Ready togo June 1. Call: 845.7293. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995 - C7 AREER

21. HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED 24. NOTICES =v NEED EXTRA $$$ NEEDED people h SUMMERTIME CHILD CARE WANTED. i HAIRSTYLIST B.C. Work at home and earn P/T 2 days a week for girls 1 1/2.2 1/2. $2.0O/envelope. Send s.]se to L&B ANIRVANA METAPHYSIC & We have an immediate opening for a high Would suite very mature high school Enterprises, 309-2500 darton ST. E., student or mother with one child (similar HEALING CENTRE powered, motivated individual to joir} our team of Suite 232, Stoney Creek, Ont. L8E 4A2. age) on acreage near Jackpine Flats. Lots Open ChannelReadings professional stylists. Full or part-time. Above UVE-IN MGRS. REQUIRED for family of indoor/outdoor play equipment. Morn - Reflex01ogy - Aromatherapy - average commission! oriented Hot Springs Resort in N.W.B.C. writer, flexible with days/~imes. Call 635- seeking unencumbered, energetic, 4261. Spiritual healings - Courses Please apply in person with resume to: enthusiastic couple to join our team. Transformational and Images by Ks,lane Computer/clerical/gen. main skills 23. WORK WANTED Metaphysical Counselling required, 3 bedroom apt. w/elec. & meal 4652 Lazelle Ave. allow, included. Interested parties please YOU NEED IT DONE. Tony can do it. 1611 Cottonwood 635-7776 Terrace, BC reply in own handwriting, state salary Journeyman carpenter. Drywall, tiles, expected. To P.O. Box 193, Kitimat, B.C. framing, 20 + years experience. Call Tony VSC 2G7, or Fax: 604-632-5911. at 635-2682. PAINTER. 15 YEARS' EXPERIENCE SKEENA CHILD CARE SUPPORT Interior, Exterior, low rates for Seniors. Program is looking br nurturing, 70 IP[ET Work guaranteed. 635-3724.Ask for Jerry energetic people to provide child care h for free estimate. Community Mental Health Program their own homes, especially for babies for babies or school aged children. NEED SOMEONE TO STAY IN your On April 9, 1995 the Terrace Veterinary Hospital home while your gone. Childless Counsellor/Coordinator Registration with the Support Program was given an anonymous gift to be applied towards The Houston Community Mental Health Program requires e full provides: *information on child care, Professional Couple NS, ND, No Pets. tlrne Counsellor/Coordinator commencing Monday, June 26,199S. *parent referrals, *access to low cost Will look after your home, yards, & the health and welfare of the animals of Terrace. It This position requires a Master of Social Work degree from an liability insurance, *workshops and animals. Available immediately, long ~r was stated that Terrace Veterinary Hospital would accredited School of Social Work, thorough skills In casework, group chances to meet other care providers, short term. References available 635. decide how the money could best benefit the Terrace work end community organization and at least three years *supportive home visits, *access to toy 3469. animals. After consultation with the representative of experience In a mental health setting. and equipment lending library, For RENOVATIONS DONE RIGHT. the Vancouver S.P.C.A,, it has been decided that the Salary commensurate with training and experience. Excellent information about registration Basements, bathrooms, decks, fencing, benefit package. requirements, call 638-111& Skeena etc. You name it. References, free greatest need for aid is in preventative medicine and Submit resume by June 2,1995 to: Child Care Support Program is a free estimates. Pleasecall Lenny 635-9492. the prevention of unwanted pets, After further Hanna White, Administrator service funded by the Ministry of discussion with the British Columbia Veterinary Houston Health Centre Women's Equality. NEED A HANDY PERSON? I specialize I: Medical Association, the Terrace Veterinary Hospital Box 538 in lawn, sundeck designs, yard i1 Houston, B.C. VOJ 1ZO ', EXPERIENCED EXCAVATOR/operator. maintenance and small construction. has decided to use the money to subsidize a Phone (604) 845-2294 Phone / Fax 633-2326. Resume Garden fences, sheds, walkways. spay/neuter/vaccine program for the benefit of all pet Fax (604) 845-2005 ~referred. Experienced and reliable. 635-3790. Free owners in the Terrace are. estimates. BOOKKEEPER For further information, please call Terrace OPERATOR, Veterinary Hospital at 635-3300 or 635-9444. Thornhill Motors Ltd. is currently buckerman Gy. Hooker with Mobile C ~lp~ ¢~ ~# , T,~ ~1 , ¢4 , j seeking applications for the Backspar experience. Call collect 60¢ position of bookkeeper. Applicant 633-2326. must have no less than 4 years experience. Duties Include: 24. NOTICES accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll. Must be THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of Employment ODoortunity/ able to prepare a complete set of Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons. Fact or financial statements. Fiction, Shadow or Reality. Phone 847. Delivery Driver/Bottler 5758 for recorded message. Summer Employment leading to a permanent full time Must have experience in computers. Automotive Accounting PRO-LIFE EDUCATION available to position in September a definite asset. general public, videos; pamphlets,lending Job Requirements: library, dealing with human life issues Forward resume to: such as abortion and euthanasia. Student • Must be a student completing Grade 12 or have recently File #60 enquiries welcome. Call 635.3646. attended an educational institutuion or equivalenL LANO MOBILE RAOIC) 1 7UUUU u c/o Terrace Standard TROUT FARMING SEMINAR: Is now CANADA Ll'D. • Able to lift heavy weights 4647 Lazelle Ave. scheduled for June 3, 1995at 10 a.r. in • Good basic Math and English skills Terrace, B.C. NORTHLANDCOMMUNICATIONS LTD. • Valid B.C. driver's license the Topley Community Hall. Tour V8G 1S8 processing plant and local trout farm. Fee • Must be bondable = ~,~~ • MarineRadios Please present resume and. Driver's Licence Abstract in person to: schedule: $20. For information call: acCracken at Topley: 696-3221. ' * TelephoneSystems Aqua Clear Bottlers ..... : ...... ,.~-#6 5002 Pohle Avenue Terrace, B.C. WANTED: ,~ ' . RepeaterSystems VSG 488 Photographers, AREYOU SAFE? # 4- 5002 PoNe 638-0261 Video producers,and TERRACE TRANSITION HOUSE offers 24 hour safe shelter to Sign makers women with or without children. You Forest Renewal BC can call. Even just to talk. SIMONS CONSTRUCTION I~'t ' Required full time sales representative for general Communications Branch Battering is not o.kl Carpentry "Renovations .,I,,#f:';t~:~ r.1 freight service ~'~ is looking for It is not o.k. for someone • .,,~p: photographers, video to hit you "No Job too Small" ~t • Excellent Wage Package or push you ~il] ' Benefits & Group Plan producers, and sign or yell at you Seniors Rates makers in all regions of or scare you [i] , Experience in the transportation industry an asset ~l~ 3678 Juniper St. ~ , Vehicle provided, with some out-of-town travel the province to work on You can be safe. Malcolm Simons various short-term There are safe places. Terrace, B.C. Ph. 635-7724 [~ ,All resumes to be forwarded to: ~i~ V8G 5E7 ~i~ Sid Bandstra ' r~ projects. Assignments TERRACE TRANSITION c/o Bandstra Transportation will be on an hourly or 3111 Blackburn St. ~.~J daily basis. HOUSE: 635-6447 Terrace, B.C. ~l Qualified individuals 24 HOURS A DAY Phone for experienced and Speedy Servlce • V8G 3J1 and companies are DELIVERY & EXPEDITING it~ 'All resumes must be submitted by June 17,1995 So,vices invited to submit profiles THORNHILL OrocorJog of their experience, Prescriptions Appliances references and outlines COMMUNITY Reslauranl & 638-8530 Rofleshmanl Anytime of fees and servicesby CHURCH Agonls for: B RIVER INDUSTRIES UPS.GANPAR Anything May 31, 1995 to the Bond~EJ Carrier (TERRACE) LTD. address below. Cargo Vans Anywhere 4427 Highway 16 PH: 635-7383 SundayService 10:45 Cube Van.1 Ton Hot Shot Sen'iCe + AIRPORT SERVICE -~ WIRE ROPE RIGGER Subject to qualifications, At The Thomhill Community Hall those who respond to Teens & Adults B!ble Classes9:30 this ad will be invited to We have an opening for an individual to work in our Wire 'sCool Club 9:30 Rope Shop. The right person will have experience in splicing quote on projects. and flemishing both round and swaged wire. • }for ages 2.12 COZY CORNER We offer a full benefit package, year round work and a Forest Renewal BC competitive wage. Application deadline Monday, May 29. Communications Adult Mid-week Bible Studies FIREPLACE Suite 501 Teens Youth Group SPECIALTIESLTD. Please apply in person to: 3960 Ouadra Street College & Careers :.::::~i Rick Kirkwood, Manager ...... Victoria, B.C. R4al & Barb LaFrance River Industries t,,itlrrsume in the faiL i'!:i l 3756 River Drive Terrace, B.C. V8G 3N9 4427 Highway 16 V8X 4A3 ~ Fax: (604) Pastor Hen Rookdr i i ::!~i~i.i ...... " :.~ ": l Terrace, BC Assistant Pastor Roberinson~!i :i':{!}! :'l ~ I (604) 635-6477 387-3334 HNIWAIL B¢ Phone 635-5058 : :/! ...... ~'" [

%./ PERMANENT PART-TIME ('~,~ Desktop Publishing by Lee Burkitt ,2 ~ '~ Phone 638-0877 OFFICE CLERK /// ] Business Imase Oesisn" SmellVolume Publishins 16-20 hours per week plus fill in for vacation, etc. IMust have 2-3 yrs. years experience in INTER( DNNECT - Accounts payable OFFERS DIFFERENT - Accounts receivables - Payroll JOB SEEKING OPTIONS - DATA entry experience Neat in appearance & work well with other staff. Phone us Lo see if we may be of Will involve working some Saturdays each month. assistance to you. Must be able to deal with the public, Typing would be an asset. TOR P. Hd WfS z~ Some benefits are available, Phone 635-7995 /• • :~ %'• • =:" 1 OPTOMETRIST 3end your resume to: File #3 638-8055 c/o The Terrace Standard : i #1 4748 Lakelse, Terrace 4647 Lazelle Avenue INTERCONNECT (Also with locations in Smithers and Houston) Terrace, B.C. VSG 1S8 205,4650 Lazelle Avo.i Terrace, B.O, VSG 1 S8

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i i I St, Matthew's Anglican 25. BUSINESS 25, BUSINESS 26. PERSONALS Church OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES |ll Sports Scope - cont'd from pg. C2 4514 LakelseAve. JEHOVAHS WITNESSES IS THERE Ph. 635-9019 JOIN THE AVON TEAM, Sell to friends FOR SALE FISHING ROD days on something about the Watchtower that Saturday, May 27 RUGBY Emergencies: 638-1472 and family. Havefun and earn a profit too. classified waters. Phone 798-2409. makes you uneasy but don't know what it BANTAMS (R'side 9:30a.m.) Pastor:The Rev.Dean Houghton Get started for only $20,00, Call Linda Sunday, May 28 Deacon:The Rev.Jim Cain HOTDOG VENDOR CART, New York is? If so, you are not alone, Phone 1-847- Vie Froese v Totem Furniture 635-9138, style push cart, propane steam table and 4354 for recorded message. TERRACE NORTHMEN Come Worship With us MIDGETS (R'side 6:30 p.m.) host Smithers Camels, 1 p.m. B.B,Q. Make investment back in 6 weeks IF ALCOHOL IS THE problem, many Sight & Sound v Overwaitea Sundays 10:00 a,m. Need sales people for an exclusive max, Or 4 weeks for agressive kick off at NWCC pitch. Holy Eucharist have found help with ALCOHOLICS Derma French Product. Skin care, beauty entrepeneur, All stainless. A steal at ANONYMOUS.Phone 635-6533, Sunday, May 28 Sunday School & Nursery (anti.aging & anti-wrinkling agents) and $4000.00 847-8785. BANTAMS (Elks 6:30 p.m.) RUNNING available ACTIVE, FUN-LOVING30YR. 01d female special perfumes, Call 635.6363/635. THE ONLY 2 FOR 1 PIZZA in the Blue Ridge v All Seasons Saturday, May 27 Wednesdays 7:00 p.m 1605. seeks open.minded single female for Hazeltons, Excellent business. Phone long-term friendship, romantic encounters PEEWEES (Elks 6:30 p.m.) KERMODEI KLASSIC (604) 842.5011, and travel. Reply file #29, do The Terrace Kermode Centree v Remax lkm/Slun/101un walk-jog-run. = =1 Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, lkm starts 10 a.m. George 26, PERSONALS Tuesday, May 30 # BC, V8G 1S8. T-BALL (Riverside 6 p.m.) Little Park, 5km and 10kin Northern Drugs v CLIPE 2012 start noon 4600 Block of Legion v Kinsmen Lakelse. R.King & Sons v PNG COMING TO TERRACEVETERINARY .SQUIRTS (Cassie Hall 6p.m.) ii Dairy Queen v Almv/ood TERRACE TENNIS club HOSPITAL ON JUNE 1 Safeway v Skeena Hotel nights at Halliwell courts, 5 Dr. David Farkvam will Kitwanga v C-emma Bath p.m. until dusk, Tuesdays, Saturday June 3, 1995, At 12:00 join Terrace Veterinary MITES (Elks 6 p.m.) Thursdays and Sundays. Terrace Interiors v Kitwanga For information, phone Chuck Hospital as a full-time large For The Province Of B.C. and Others Co-op v Pizza Hut Cey at 635-6166 or Richard At KERR'S PIT. Leave Highway 16 10 and small animal Veteri- Skeena Sawmills v MeAlpine Kriegl at 635-5440. narian. David was born and Bridon v Centennial Lions Miles East of Teikwa and follow Kerr raised in Terrace and has MIDGETS (R'side 7:15 p.m.) Rd. and auction signs. just completed his veteri- BandsUra v Sight & Sound nary education at the BANTAMS (Elks 7:15 p.m.) To get an event on 1987 Ford 350 Van Propane Range Veterinary College of the AM 59 v Bank of Montreal Sports Menu, bring the 1981 Dodge 1 Ton with Racks Store Shelving Totem Furniture v Cedafland University of Saskatche- details into the office at 12 Ton Equipment Trailer Coleman Camp Stove wan. (Thornhill Primary 7:15p.m.) Minute Man Drill Rig 4647 Lazelle Ave., Office Chairs David will be accom- Vie Froese v Tanner Drywall 18 ft. Deep V Fibreglass Boat Household Appliances PEEWEES ('Elks 7:15 p.m.) phone Malcolm at 638- panied on his move back to 1984 Ford Escort Round Table Lazeile Mini Storage v Terrace by his wife, Sylvia 7283 or fax them to 638- Cars from Local Dealerships Radio and Speakers Kermode Centre 8432 by 5 p.m. Friday. Snap-On Toolbox and Tools 2 Pressure Canners and his two children. Bayview v Middletoa Troy Built shredder (new) Pressure Pump DR. DAVID FARKVAM Fibreglass Pack Saddles Skis and Boots 2 Insulated Fish Tanks Dishes and Cook Ware Sears 1 HP Air Compressor Hand Tools BCYCNA 411 Skillsaws Fishing Gear BRITISH 2 Vises COLUMBIA Stainless Steel Thermoses AND YUKON These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon Elec Drills 3/8 & 1/2 in. Electrical Supplies COMMUNITY $250,0,2,words NEWSPAPERS and reach more than 3 million readers. 5 Double Snowmobile Trailers Sleeping Bags ASSOCIATION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222, $5.00 each additional word Acet. Outfit Bar-B-Q 22Ov Heater Arctic Cover Meat Scale Shop Vac AUTO BUSINESS OPPS. EDUCATION FOR SALE MISC. MOBILE HOMES New Tarp Aquarium Set CANADA ENGINES Ltd. Grease Guns Skates MONEY& FREEDOM! No BOOKKEEPING AND In- BUILDINGS FROM Fu- IT'S TIME to move up, Quality remanufactured boss! No stress! No ceil- Extension Cords Spring Scale come Tax Courses! Learn ture- Q20x50 or $20x38 way up. Unique two sto- engines 6 cyl from $1045. ing on income! Low in- Income Tax preparation Yard Light Gas Cans or A20x36 $5975, Q25x34 rey Cape Cod style homes V8 from $1,165. 6yr vestment! Training pro- and Bookkeeping by or $25x28 or A25x24 120,O00km limited war- nowavailable. Explore the Plus Many Items To Numerous to Mention vided! Join Canadian pre- correspodence. Earn your $5230, Q30x44 or $30x40 possibilities. Trades wel- ranty. 580-1050 or 1-800- launch! Free Report! Call certificate now. For free or A30x38 $7626, Includ- come! Noble Homes, call Subject to Additions and Deletions 665-3570. 12345-114 B.C. Toll Free 1(604)918- brochures, no obligation, ing ends. sliding-doors, collect 1(403)447-2333. Ave. Surrey. BCAA Ap- 0188. U&R Tax Services, 1345 GST & freight to Vancou.. ***TERMS CASH*** proved. NEED RV'S - Buy, sell, Anyone paying for Major Items with Uncertlfled Cheque may be required to leave *FREE*INTERNET*Free* Pembina Hwy., Winni peg, ver 1-800-668-5111, MB, R3T2B6 1-800-665- consign. Over 175 new, the Item on the grounds until the cheque clears the bank "1995 F250 4x4" Turbo Turn your computer into a "NEED A TRAILER?" used RV's, A's, C's, Diesel all the options, hurry Money Making Machine! 5144 over 20 years of tax Horse, stock, llama, car trainin 9 experience. slideouts, 5th's, trailers, limited quantities. Call for your Free demo haulers, equipment and campers, van conver- *$28,995 *Lease terms disk. No obligation, Free! EMPLOYMENT cargo trailers. Call us: sions. 1-800-667-0024. available. "1995 F350 4x4" LowerMainland 878-0881 OPPORTUNITY 1800-320-6248. Auto Mile Mike Rosman RV, Turbo Diesel cab & chas- or 1-800-664-2922. Trailer Sales Ltd. Vernon, sis. 2 available. *$27,995 INTERNATIONAL AGRI- Vernon. INTERNET JOINT-VEN- B.C. PERSONAL *Lease terms available. TURE with World Tel in CULTURAL Exchange - HELP WANTED "1995 P350 Superca b Du- your area. Offer internet Ages 18-30 with agricul- HEAVENLY PSYCHIC ally" Turbo Diesel XLT full tural experience to live/ MEDICAL LAB Technician Answers. Caring, Accu- services, advertising, mar- general C.S.L.T. cert. load 1 only Exhaust, keting, etc. Investment work with family in Aus- rate, Positive, Finances, brake, gauge package, full tralia, New Zealand, Eu- temp full-time June 19- Relationships, Career. required. C.Sproule Oct, 20. Apply to: Labora- stainless package. (604)685-3877. rope, Japan. Costs/details Live 1 on 1 24 Hrs, $2.99 *$42,995 *Lease terms 1-800-263-1827. #206, tory, Creston Valley Hos- min. 18+. 1-900-451- available. Call Rick or Ross BUSINESS PERSG NALS 1501-17 Ave., S.W. pital, Bag 3000, Creston, 3783. Better Living 1-800-242-4416. Calgary, AB, T2T OE2. B.C.VOB 1GO. (604)428- Through Awareness. THREE PRETTY blondes 2286 by May 23/95. Expe- NEW 1995 DODGE 3/4 have exciting personal CHR~'SLER DEALER- rience preferred. PERSONALIZED PSY- ton 4x4 Cummins Diesel photostoshare! Free, dis- SHIP is looking for a li- CHIC - Live, Experience reg, cab 5 speed manual, creet info call toll-free: censed mechanic. Expe- T-MAR INDUSTRIES Ltd. this ancient science. Find cloth, 40/20/40 split bench 1(800)93-KAREN or write: rience in Chrysler compu- is offering a full-time posi- all answers about Love, seat, delay wipers, stor- Karen, Box 670-GB terized diagnostics and tion for a Journeyman Money, Success..,Take agetanks and consol, em- Kelowna, BC V1Y 7P2. transmissions would be an Machinist with shop and control ofyourdestiny! Call erald green, full size spare. Adults! asset. The accepted ap- field experience. Nowl 1-900-451-3004, ueginnnng at 10:OOam at Northern Was $31,490 sale price plication would be looking Lineboring experience is Ext.550. Open 24h! 18 $28,980. Call Tim at Ma- GOVERNMENTASSIST- for a long term future with a definite asset. Reply by years - $3.981min. Metals Front Yard 3458 Victoria Drive ANCE Programs. Govern- mail or fax to: 5791 ple Ridge Chrysler 488- excellentwages, company REAL ESTATE 4744. ment aid, assistance benefits and ongoing fac- Duncan Bay Road, in Smithers, B.C. grants and loans money tory training with a well Campbell River, B,C. V9G CONDOMINIUMS, STU- STOP! DON'T Pay Too available. For your newor 1A1, Fax: (604)287-8501. Much! Example: 1995 established company. DIO'S start @ $19,900. 1 existing business. Call 1- Send resume to: Attention: Personnel Man- Jeep YJ loaded $299/mo., 800-505-8866. B.R.'s start @ $23,900.2 Welding Rod - Cast, Hard Surfacing, Alum, as well as 6011,6010, Gustafason's Auto Cen- ager. B.R.'s start @ $39,900. 6018, 7028, 11018, and Misc. Wires 1995 F150 4x4 $299/mo. Gary Mauris, Sigma Sales/ EDUCATION tre, 122 N Broadway KITCHEN CABINETS Townhouses - 3 BoR. Gas Cutting Torches and Accessories W iams Lake, B.C. V2G $37,500. The Grande Isles Leasing. Call collect 541- BE A Successful CABINETS IN Stock, Welding Accessories To Numerous to List. 9770 for prior credit ap- 2X8, Attention: Service Resort overlooking beau- Writer...and write for Manager. 392-2305. countertops/Vanities also. Bearings, Roller Chain, Drive Line Comoonents, Pipe Fittings, Bolts. proval. We deliver any- Kitchen Craft Factory out- tiful Babine Lake. 1-800- moneyand pleasurewhile 671-4475. Log Truck Parts and Accessories, where. D#9947. learning how. You get in- EQUIPMENT let. Cash & Carry Cabinet Misc. New and Rebuilt Inventory of Repair Parts for: Clark, John BUILDING SUPPLIES dividual tuition from pro- Warehouses: SALES HELP WANTED Deere. Cat, Wedco, Koering, Dent, Limit, Rotosaw, Styre, fessional writers on all 8 COMPACTORS, 7 **4278 Lougheed, Diamond Drills. ATTENTION BUILDERS, aspects of writing - Ro- LOADERS, 200 size ex- Burnaby 298-9277 CUTE & COMFY Hobby Farm 1.64 acres. 10 Year Trailer Axles. Brake Assemblies, and Accessories Masons, Concrete mances, short stories, cavators, 5 backhoes, 4 **19700 Bypass, Langley Placers. Add colour and/ Radio and TV scripts, arti- single axle dump 534-7273 old home-1200 sq.ft. or texture to your work. watertrucks, tridem belly **800 Cloverdale Ave., Workshop, garage, cov- 1974 Dodge 1 Ton C&C Fuel Tanks cles and children's stories. Buy direct fror~ Importer/ Write, call or fax today for dumps, tilt trailers low Victoria 475.1159 ered deck, barn fruit Murray 36 in. Lawn Tractor Alum. Sleeper Manufacturer, colour pig- our Free Book "How To beds gravel pups. Call Vic *'561-1 lthAve., Campbell fenced. SalmonArm area. Q M Shear Bombardier Cab. ments and stampling tools, (604)493-6791. River 287-8787 Asking $168,500. Be A Successful Writer". 1(604)832.8074, 5 Misc. Tree Shears "Ndy Tanks Wholesale only, (604)942- Toll-free 1-800-267-1829 ** 1868 Spall Rd., Kelowna Self Dumping Refuse Container Conveyor Rollers 0756. Fax: 1 (613)749-9551. The FOR SALE MISC. 860-6638. SALESPEOPLE 3 Lrg Electric Motors Skidder Fairleads Writing School, 38 **2580 Bowen Rd., BUSINESS STEEL BUILDINGS: Nanaimo 756-9229. NEEDED to sell toys, gifts, Shop Compressor Head TRW Hyd, Motor OPPORTUNITIES McArthurAve. Suite 2328, Ottawa, ON K1L 6R2. "Cheaper Than Wood". *'12111 Bridgeport, Rich- home decor for C & M DC Battery Charger Fuel Pumps Quonset-Straightwall mond 279-9691. Gifts. Two full colour cata- 24 ft. Storage Van Warn Winch logues. Exclusive items, KWIK KERB - Own your ANEWCareer? Many jobs quonset, Structural Steel **3566 Massey, Prince 10 ft. Punt Trailer Jacks own business. P/T or F/T. Buildings. B.C. Company, George 561-2240. low prices, no investment, Installing on-site, continu- available. Trained Apart- Call 1(519)258-7905, Fax: 9 ft. Alum. Boat Vacuum Pump ment, Condo Managers we won't be undersold. LIVESTOCK ous concrete landscape Service and satisfaction 1(519)258-0707. Inflatable Boat Galv. Fencing Material needed - all areas We LLAMAS (LEGACY Clas. Elect. Tools edging, total equipment, guaranteedl Western Outboard Accessories proven system, Training can train you nowl Job sic Sale VIII). 64 Llamas SERVICES placement assistance and Steel Buildings 1-800-565- Drafting Table Hyd, Jacks 1-800-667-KERB(5372). 9800. being sold byauction. June Stih 041 Powersaw Water Pumps financing available 681- 10/95, Westerner Exposi- WE TAKE The Fear Out 5456/1-800-665-8339. Of ICBC. Major ICBC in- Norco 18 sp. Bicycle TD 20 Idler Shaft MOM'S PANTRY Prod- NEWPOwERFUL, Natu- tion Fairgrounds, Red Snow Shoes ucts Food Company ex- Deer, Alberta. Call jury claims. Joel A. Wener, Cannon Copier NP 2050 ral, Septic Cleanser, Spe- trial lawyer for 25 years, Barb Wire panding ils exciting home COUNSELLOR TRAIN- cial blend of microbes con. 1(403)346-3148 fordetails Western 8 CH VHF Radio or catalogue, Call free 1-800-665-1138. 12V Hyd, Pump party plan throughout B,C. 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26. PERSONALS LIVE, GIFTED PSYCHICS! Love, money, END YOURLONELY NIGHTSI Meet your WHY BE LONELY? Meet hot singles for future! 1-900-451.3530 ext. 1185 $3.99 match on Canada's largest date line. romance in your area. 1-900.451-3560 NOTICE OF PRE-HARVESTSILVrCULTURE WHAT WILL HAPPEN to you in the next per minute. Must be 18 years. Procall Easy and fun. Call 1-900-451-3534 (Ext. Ext. 2626 $2.99/min. mustbe 18yrs. few days??? Find out!!! Call 1-900-451- 602-954-7420. 591) $1.98/minute. 18 Plus. PRESCRIPTION FOR AN AREATO BE LOGGED MALE LOOKING FOR FEMALE who 3530. Extension 1573. $3.99 per rain. DON'T WORRY! SOLVE ALL the FINDYOUR MATCH! 1000'e of Men and (Section 12) enjoys outdoor activities and motorhome Must be 18 years. New Call (602-954- mysteries of your life. Love; money, wmen across the country are waitingto 7420)i = meet that special someone. FIND Camping/traVeling~ Write and lets get Each of the following areas have a proposed Pre-Harvest career. Leading psychics waiting for your YOURS, Call 1-900-451-3534 ext. 606 acquainted. Box 182, Terrace, B.C. V8G Silviculture Prescription that will apply if approval to log is TURN FAT INTO $ $ $ ! Lose weight like call. Call now 1-900-451-3004 ext. 546 4A6. crawl 30 day Money Back guaranteel $3.98/min. 18 + Visionary 900-(416)955, 18+ $1.98/min. Visionary 900(418)955- obtained from the Ministry of Forests. Theproposed Don't delay, call todayl 604-567-4041, 0677. 0677, 32. LEGALNOTICES prescriptions will be available for viewing until July 7, 1995 FRIENDSHIP PLUS A NEW LOCAL Clubl at the address noted below, during regular working hours. Meet that someone special. Organized dances, BBQ's and canoe rides. Send ~~ ~~ longer be responsible for any debts name, address and telephone number to incurred by anyone in my name, other To ensure consideration before logging commences, any file #402, Box 2660, Smithers, B.C. V0J than my own,. Dated May 17, 1995. written comments must be made 'to F. Nicholson, R.P.F., 2N0 viainen Dance ~~ SignedLorna JeanatteAzak. PHSH Skeena Cellulose Inc., 4900 Keith Avenue, Terrace, HOT SINGLES TERRACE, awaits your ~:ii':' Celebrating the 20th Annual Revue at the B.C., V8G 5L8 by the above date. call 1.900-451-3560 ext. 1285. $2.99 per ~: R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Friday, May 26 at 8:00 p.m. minute. Must be 18 years. Procall 602. Cutting Location 954-7420. ~:::: Tickets available at Sight & Sound ii :~ Form Of Lic. Permit Cutblock (nearestCommunity & Area Amendment A~lreemel No. No. No. Approzirnate Locationlltia I Yes/No SWEET MARIE: HERE'S to classified ~iiiiii: Adults $6.00 Children & Seniors $5.00 : :~:iiii~:ii~ ads. Steve. ~i!iiiii:::iiii~:,:: Entertainment for the ~hole family, iiiiiii~ii~ TFL #1 1AI 645157 Terrace.KitnayakwaCr 48.0 No ~:. ~i.!~iii~.proceeds to the R.E.M. Lee Theatre Alive SocietE:ii;ii~i;ii~ HEAVENLY PSYCHIC ANSWERS I TFL #t 1AI 645163 Terrace.KitnayakwaCr 30.2 No Caring * Accurate * Positive I Finances * Relationships* Career I ~~,~.',,~~'~ :~'= CROWN LAND FOR SALE . LIVE t on 1 24 Hrs J DEASE LAKE $2.99 min. 18+ 1-900.451.3783 I BETTER LIVING THROUGH AWARENESS STIKINE STREET BAILIFF SALE RURAL RESIDENTIAL 1992 Volkswagen Golf GL, 4 door sedan, 4 cylin- SUBDIVISION LIVE & PERSONAL RATED #I IN CANADA der, 5 speed, standard transmission, Very IHSTANT AHSWERS TALK LIVE ! ON I good condition. 26,986 Krn. The Ministry of Environment ,0. o,,.. Lands and Parks invites sealed MONEY ~ "~'~ ACCURATE offers to Purchase for the following I CAREER.,.CA.-. ~ PSYCHICS I For an appointment to view call 635-7649 or call Toll Free Notice of Intention to Avolv for DisPosition of Crown Land property: 1-900-451-4055 1-800-665-7010. All sales are on an "as is - where is" Take notice that Westside Lakelse Hydro Association, occupation 24 HRS. $2.99/min - 18+ basis, no warranties or guarantees are implied or given. LOCATION: Stikine Streeet Association, intends to make application for Power Line Right of Bids close at 11:00 a.m. May 26, 1995 directly east of Way of land generally situated at Lakelse Lake, commencing at a post planted Power Line R/W starting from northwest corner D.L. N. Perry or R. Smith Telegraph Creek Road of Dense Lake S138 Lot F to the northwest corner D.L. 4473 Lot G and containing • LEGAL: Unsurveyed Crown 1.0 ha more or less. , , N-, .~ ,~, Land in the vicinity of The purpose for which the land is required is additional Power District Lot 6903 Line. Cassiar District, Plan Comments concerning this application can be made to the Senior 4747 Land Officer, Ministry of Environment, Landsand Parks Lands your wedding ~'i SIZE: 6.02 ha (14.88 ac.) Division, Bag 5000, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2N0. COURTBAILIFF SALE Telephone: 847-7334 memorable ] The Court Bailiff will offer for sale by sealed bid the interest of the following Information: Block sale of Crown File No: 6405246. Robert Wood judgment debtor, WORLDWIDE HOVERCRAFT SUPPLY FINANCE LTD. in Land for development into Dated May 16, 1994. Nam.or.,.mlr.pl~lic=bl. Register today! J the followinggoods and chattels, purported to be: Residential Subdivision. 4607 Lakelse Ave. | Be advised any responses to this advertisement will be considered ,/ HOVERCRAFT SRN6026 Information packages, containing part of public record. For information contact FOI Advisor, BC REGISTRATION CH-NCH : • Offer to Purchase Agreements are availablefrom: Lands, Skeena Region, 847-7334. Sold on an as is where is basis. Bonnie Holter, Ministry of Environment, The hovercraft may be inspected by contacting one of the under-signed at Lands and Parks the numbers listed. Sealed bids will be received at the Court Bailiff's office BC Lands, Skeena Region listed below between the hours of 9:00 alm. and 4:30 p.m.Tu'esday through Box 5000 Friday up to the hour of 11:00 a.m. Tuesday May 30,1995. Smithers, BC. VOJ 2N0 Phone: (604) 847-7334 or fax sbie' may':be =sul6ject tO cancellati~d with~utrtibtice. 'The'. Cobrt Bailiff ~ I604) 847-7556' : ..... 'reServes the right't0 adjofirn the::salewitl-ioui notICe and may apply to the COURTBAILIFF SALE Court for further direction if the need arises. All offers must be submitted on the The Court Bailiff will offer iorsale by sealed bid the interest of the follwing Offer to Purchase Agreements judgement debtor, LUCAS TSAHTFIRIS in the followinggoods and chattels, Terms of Sale: each bid must be accompanied by a bank draft or money provided and must be delivered to purported to be: order for 10 percent of the bid made payableto the Court Bailiff's office.The BC Lands, Bkeena Region on or balance of the bid plus Social Service Tax and Goods & Services Tax (if before July 5, 1995, 4:30 p.m. local Garland "Frymaster"deep fryer Model GF14SD ;~' applicable), to be paid immediately upon acceptance of the bid. Failure to time. Late offers will not be Garland Charcoal Grill Model 9D18RB i :, '. ", pay the balance at the agreed time may result in forfeiture of the deposit. Garland hot plate Model GD15GTH - i : Baker'sGarland PridebUrnertwo pizza ovenstove ModelModel Y600GD152H . i~-i.ii: i CALEDONIA COURT BAILIFF SERVICES #582-309 2nd Ave. West, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3T1, (604)624-4724 1-800-665-7010 Head Office-Terrace Sold on as ts, where is basis. Contact: N. Perry-Court Bailiff or R. Smith-Court Bailiff The goods may be inspected by contacting one of the unders!gned at the % numbers listed. Sealed bids will be received at the Court Bailiff's office listed below between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p;m. Tuesday through Friday up to the hour of 11:00 a,m.Tuesday May 30, 1995;

Sale may be subject to cancellation without notice, The Court Bailiff reserves the right to adjourn the sale without notice and may apply to the Court for further direction if the need arises.

Dream Catchers Terms of Sale:each bld must be accompanied by a bank draft or money Leather 'n' Gifts order for 10 per cent of the bid made payable to the Court Tax and Goods & . Native Jewellery • Beads, Bones Services Tax (if applicable), to be paid Immediatelyupon acceptance of the • Gemstones. Leather (Asst. Colours) bid, Failure to pay the balance at the agreed time may result in forfeiture of :i• ¸• , • • • Natural Native Scents the deposit. Variety of Stock or Custom Orders D - Do we love youl CALEDONIA COURT BAILIFF SERVICES, #582-309 2ND Ave.West, Prince O - Oh, your perfect now... Rupert, B,C. V8J 3T1 (604)624-4724 1-800-665-7010 Head Office -Terrace M - Male Contact: N. Perry-Court Bailiff or R. Smith-Court Bailiff I - Italian N - Number Forty and I - Intelligent tool SOAP EXCHANGE -~ C - Can't believe you have u can save 50% and more by using so many young friends! our top-quality cleaning products/ Some say you have a good V100% biodegradable VGreat for SepticTanks heart, I thought they said you In accordance with the Ministry of "l'rensportatlon and Highways ,/Money-back guaranteed Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: were an old fart ',,oe,:ax 635, 1904 Harlock"" VAIl Containers Re-used & Recycled Project No. 0-0739-5261 - I agreed- For all your Desktop Publishing For free delivery or pick up Call 635-7861 and Design needs. Location: Dudley Little Bridges,Terrace HAPPY BIRTHDAY DOM I Description: To provide personnel, fully qualified to Ministry Standards as well as equipment necessary to safely and effectively control traffic; from the time of award to the end of the contract (approximatelyJune D.J. Odor-Miser 14, 1995 to July 21, 1995) for 24 hours a day.The tender sum for this Chad Miller • Eliminating foul smells ,Our products are organic contract is to include applicable provincial sales tax. based and environmentallyfriendly Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender ,Residential - Industrial - Commercial - Marine - Auto on the forms provided, will be receivedby the Ministry of Transportation Computer T~,nr ,Free Estimates, One call away for fresh air .Serving and Highways at 300-4546 Park Avenue Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V4 until the great Northwest from Prince Rupert to Smlther6 2:00 p.m. (local time) on June 7, 1995, when tenders will be opened In Jan Sunberg Phone: 635-1112 public. (Fax revisions to the tendered amount privet, instruction for adults or children 3514 Clore Ave. Fax: 635-1193 must be sent to: (604) 638-6414,) MORRISON, Jerry Alfred 638-1585 Terrace, B.C., VBG 3M4 A security deposit/surety bid bond will be (67 years) required (in accordance with the condlUons of the Date of Death: May 11, 1995, iiii ii tender,) Kitamaat, B.C. Services held at Steve Lewis A~..,_= Free Estimates A pre-tender meeting is not scheduled.. Halsla United Church, Kitamaat Village.. Burial, Kitimaat Village Harmony Clown; ownor Tender documents complete with envelope, 638-8608 plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender Cemetery. are available from the Ministry of Transportafion Bu~f~RC. Jake & Jacquie Terpstra I COS ."O G--"'-- and Highways at a cost of $16.00 plus 7% PST NEMERSKY, Julia 3987 Kerby Street, Terrace, B.C. t~.~;~ff, Ph. 635-5406 ($1.12) and 7°/., GST ($1,12) for at total of (86 years) "Gyzmo" and "Pebbles" .~}~/ * 5 year Guaranteed Workmanship $18.24, 300-4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B,C, 2|stCentury )ate of Death: May 14, 1995, V8G 1V4 Phone: 638-6410 between the hours BIRTHDAYPARTIES- PICNICS- SPECIAL EVENTS New Roofs - Old Roofs - Tearoffs Kitlmat General Hospital. Services BALLOONDECORATING FOR WEDDINGS & MEETINGS of 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday, held at Vancouver, B.C. at a later Leavethe Decorating and C/owning to Us/ We do all the cleanupl except holidays, date., Burial, Forest Lawn Burial Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made by Park; certified cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations;All purchases are n°n'refundable" PETRICK, Robert Albert WANTE D ! JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER (57 years) For further information contact Marion Ilott, OperationsAssistant at People with Vision and Dreams! (604) 638-6410 or fax (604) 638-6414. Date of Death: May 13, 1995, Mills Picture yourself 2 or 3 years down the road', Will do finishing, renovations, install cabinets, patio, Memorial Hospital Services held • Will you still be putting in time to collect your paycheck lust to pay the painting, Also wilt build furniture, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ~ • ~B' bills and without really getting anywhere? May 19, Knox United Church, • Maybe you'll be retired but don't have enough income to enjoy that Prefinished Hardwood Flooring Cremation, Terrace Crematorium extra time, • Or your Job was eliminated and your income stopped altogether, Maple, birch, ash, oak.Available in nalura] and various The preced/ng notices are PROTEOT YOURsELFI Investing a little time end effort over a short peri- od can keep tl"ioas paychecks coming in, as well as allowing you the lei- colours. (No sanding required)Size 3/4' x 2 1/2' or 31/4" ._ =VII .... compliments of sure tinge to enjoy them. No retail sales necessary, and Hlghwaye i ~ • ~ W' '~r rA[ The Terrace Standard & Florence 638-8796 Natalie 635-6902 CALL 635-6277peeve e message) Government of British ColumbiaJImmBm~ y "- ~1~ MacKay's'-Funeral Services Ltd. C10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 24, 1995

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(~ Provinceof Ministryof (~ Provinceof Ministryof BritishColumbia Forests BritishColumbia Forests PUB LIC NOTICE CALLINGFOR TENDERS PUBLICVIEWlNGOF 1995• 1999 ~l Sim Can Forest Corporation has applied for FIDDLERCREEK DEVELOPMENTAREA CONTRACT 9625-002 FORESTDEVELOPMENT PLAN sewage disposal system where flow is more than Sealed tenders for the Fiddler Creek DevelopmentArea, Contract No, 9625- SMALLBUSINESS FOREST ENTERPRISE PROGRAM 4,546 litres (1,000 I.G.) per day. 002, under the Small BusinessForest Enterprise Program will be accepted by the Lot 3098 South West Corner SUP S19897 District Manger, Kalum Forest District, at #200 - 5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, Ministryof Forests,Small Business Forest Enterprise Program invite you to viewand commenton our draft ForestDevelopment Plan for the years1995 to 1999.The plan includes operating areas from the B0nney Kwinatahl~Camp. British Columbia, until 14:00 hrs,, June 14, 1995. Lakes,West Nass, Nass Volley, Rosewood, Carpenter Creek, Fiddler Creek, Thunderbird, Ltmonite Creek, This Contract will require a Total Chance Plan for approximately 3000 Nog01d,North Hirsch Creek and Danube Bay. ! hectares. I The DevelopmentPlan identifies proposed cutblocks and roadlocations for the nextfive (5) years(1995- L 3e;,,.~. r All inquiriesshould be made to Richard Krupop or Barb Lenardt in Terrace at 1999),The purposeof presentingthe planis to provideopportunity to addressany concerns of the publicor 638-5100. otherresource users.. Particulars can be obtained at the Kalum Forest District between 8:00 a.m, Publicviewing of the Planwill be conductedat theSkeena Mall at the followingtimes: and 4:30 p.m., Mondayto Fridayand will be availableon May 24,1995. May 26,1995 2:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Skeena Mall, Terrace Tenders must be completed on the forms supplied and submitted in the May 27,1995 10:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. Skeena Mall,Terrace /: envelope supplied~ May 28,1995 12:00 p.m,. 5:00 p.m. Skeena Mall, Terrace No tender will be considered having any qualifying clauses whatsoever, and the lowestor any Tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted. The Planwill alsobe availablefor viewingat the Ministryof ForestsOffice, 200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, Contract award is subject to funding being availableat the time, dudngregular office hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m.) until Juno 5, 1995.Please contact our office,at 638.5100 to solup anappointment. Uponreview of theseplans, please provide any comments or concernsyou may have, in writing,to Barb Lenardt,R.RE, Ministry of Forests,Kalum Forest District, 200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G1L1, no laterthan

In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Province of British Columbia Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Ministry of Transportation and Highways Project No. 0-9553A-2512 Location: Hwy #16 SmitherslHazeltonlKi~anga Foreman Areas and NOTICE OF INTENT Hwy #37 Meziadin/Stewert Foreman Areas. Skeena District Description: Supply and application of High Float Emulsified Asphalt HF Project No. 0-9553A NOTICE is given, pursuant to Section 9, of the 150P to prevent moisture from penetrating into the road base through Location: Bob Quinn Area Highways Act, that all that part of ThornhUl Street adjacent surface cracks and to extend pavement life, to Lot 16, District Lot 4002, Range 5, Coast District, Plan Description: Approximately 5000 lineal meters of ditch maintenace 5599, as shown outlined in green on a plan of survey Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender includingTraffic Control. on the forms provided, will be received by the recorded in the Provincial Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Transportation and Highways Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender Highways, Terrace, B.C. under file 05-026-10890 is hereby Bag 5000 on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of Transportation 3793 Alfred Ave. and Highways at Stikine District, P.O Box 148, Dease Lake, B.C. VOC discontinued and closed. Smithers, BC VOJ 2NO 1L0 until 2:00 p,m. (local time) on June 8, 1995,P when tenders will be The Portion of road so discontinued and closed is until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on June 8, 1995, when opened in public. (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be sent shown in solid line identified with the words "Closed Road" tenders will be opened in public, (Fax revisions to to: (604) 771-4510.) on a Reference Plan of Consolidation of Lot 16, District Lot the tendered amount must be sent to: (604) 847- A security deposit/surety bid bond will be 4002, Plan 5599 and Closed Road, Range 5, Coast District 7219. required (in accordance with the conditions of the prepared by David J. Dedliluke, B.C.L.S., of Terrace, B.C. A security deposit/surety bid bond will be tender.) the survey of which was completed on the 5th Day of required (in accordance with the conditions of the A pro-tender meeting will not be held. tender.) December, 1994 to be deposited in the Prince Rupert Land Tender documents complete with envelope, Title Office. A pre-tender meeting will not be held. plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender And that such closed road allowance a vested, pursuant Tender documents complete with envelope, DUlIUII~JD,k... are available from the Ministry of Transportation to Section 9 of the Highway Act. plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender for the and Highways at a coster $16,00 plus 7% PST A Plan showing the proposed closure may be viewed at: are available from 21st Century and 7% GST between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to The Ministry of Transportation and Highways 5:00 p.m,, Monday to Friday, except holidays. Ministry of Transportation & Highways BuildingB.C Skeena District Bulkley Nass District Office, Where required, payment for contract Bag 5000 documentation shall be made by certified cheque for the 300-4546 Park Avenue 3793 Alfred Ave. or money order, made payable to the Minister of 21st Century Terrace, B.C. 638-6410 Smithers, BC, VOJ 2NO Finance and Corporate Relations. All purchases during office hours. at a cost of $16.00 plus 7% PST ($1,12) and 7% GST ($1,12) for at are non-refundable. toatal of $18.24 or may be ordered through any Regional or District Any persons having an objection to this application for Office of the Ministry of Transportation and Highways, between the For further information contact Geoff Phillips/Area Manager at road closure should do so in writing, not later than June 9, hours of 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday, except holidays. {604) 711-4511 or fax (604) 771-4510 or address P.O Box 148, DeaJe 1995 Lake, B,C., VOC 1LO H Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made by Barb Leggett, AJDistrict Highways Manager certified cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. I t~'==' for the Minister of Transportation and Highways Finance and Corporate Relations. All purchases are non-refundable. Dated this 15th day of May, 1995 For further information contact Marlene Keehn at (604) 847-7403 or fax (604) 847-7219. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. overnme. .--aW, Province of British Columbia

• • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• Ministry of Transportation Ministry of Transportation ~ DISTRICT OF KITIMAT and Highways Governmentof British Colu INVITATION TO TENDER @ TAMITIK JUBILEE SPORTS COMPLEX RIVERLODGE RECREATION CENTRE KITI/V~AT PAINTING PROGRAM 1995

Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, "Tender for Tamitik Jubilee Sports Complex Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA and Riverlodge Recreation Centre Painting Project No. 0-9553.2511 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION & HIGHWAYS Program 1995" will be received at the Location: Within the boundaries of the Bulkley Nass District REGION 5 - STIKINE DISTRICT District of Kitimat Office located at 270 City Description: Supply and place calcium/magnesium chloride brine or Centre, Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2H7, not later flake to stabilize road base. Work will include grading, watering and compacting of granular materials. LOAD RESTRICTION #7 than 2:00 pm local time on Thursday, June 1, Under the authority of the Highway Act and Commercial 1995 and will be opened in public at that Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender Transport Act, the Ministry of Transportation and Highways on the forms provided, will be received by the time. Ministry of Transportation and Highways imposes the following load restrictions on the provincial Bag 5000 3793 Alfred Ave. highway system effective 12:O1 a.m., Thursday, May 18, 1995, The work to be carried out under this Smitherc, B.C. VOJ 2N0 until further notice: T until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on June 1, 1994, when tenders will be contract includes the painting or repainting opened in public. (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be sent of interior and exterior surfaces at the 100% Legal Axle Loading: to: (604) 847-7219.) Tamitik Jubilee Sports Complex and the Telegraph Creek Road from Mehaus Pit to Telegraph Creek E A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (in accordance with Townsite Riverlodge Recreation Centre. the conditions of the tender.) Telegraph Creek Townsite A pre-tender meeting will not be held. Glenora Road A pre-tender site meeting will be held on Tender documents complete with envelope, plans, N Monday, May 29, 1995 at 10:00 am at the specifications and conditions of tender are 80% Legal Axle Loading: Tamitik Jubilee Sports Complex and will available from Telegraph Creek Road from Dease Lake to Mehaus Pit then move on to the Rlverlodge Recreation The Ministry of'h'ansportatlon and Highways Bulkley Nass District Office, Highway #37 from Deltaic Creek to the Yukon Border D Centre. You are advised to attend. Bag 5000, Casstar Road 3793 Alfred Ave., Dease Lake Townsite: Inquiries should be directed to the District of Smlthere, B.C., VOJ 2NO Atlin Highway at a cost of $16,O0 per set plus 7% PST ($1.12) E Kitimat Recreation Department at telephone and 7% GST ($1.12) for a total of $18,24 or may Atlin Townsite 632-7161. Tender documents will be be ordered through any Regional or District Office Building BC. O'Donnell River Road available upon request. of the Ministry of Transportation and Highways, for the Surprise Lake Road between the hours of 8:30 e.m. to 12:00 p.m., 2Ist Century Ruffner Mine Road R and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, Tenders must be accompanied by a certified except holidays. All term overload permits are Invalid for the duration of these cheque or bid bond in the amount of 10% of Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made by restrictions. Violators will be prosecuted, the tendered price as bid security. The certified cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of District of Kitimat reserves the right to reject Finance and Corporate Relations. All purchases are non-refundable. Restrictions are subject to change on short notice. For more all tenders received or to award the contract For further information contact Marlene Keehn, at (604) 847-7403, or information, contact Stikine District Office at (604) 771,4511, to other than the lowest tender, after a full fax (604) 847-7219. value analysis, if it perceives such to be in its The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, Gerrit Apperloo A best interest, .- District Highways Manager t ~(~ J, DATED: March 30, 1995 ~ ~u~'.~ Steve Lawson AT: Dease Lake, B,C, ~ A W# 1 Purchasing Agent Ministry of Transportation ~ ~]~lJ~ Ministry of Transport.lion , ~ ~'llr f. and Highways ~ ~'w U