Hostel will save ,health b ucks .... TE~CE ~ The Terrace been used for some time. that it would be in no way con- He said the fiostel could also be A society which takes on the One piece of good news is the securing of $184,000 through the Regional Health Care Society Leisinger estimates six to eight nected to Mills. used by family or friends who ac- job would charge for slays to provincial mental heaithr centre wants to convert former nursing people a day could take ad- "There won't be any medical company a person from out of cover expenses and there is no here for renovations, quarters into a medical hostel. vantage of such a hostel immedi- care available. Yet a person is town. expectation of making a profit. The former nursing quarters It's one way of providing for ately. close to the hospital and can go to Northern hospitals have con- "We would retain ownership have rooms for 14 people and people who, while they don't. The medical hostel concept is the .emergency ward if neces- tinually said that provincial but could lease it for $1 a year," Leisinger anticipated a : hostel need to stay in hospital overnight, one way of reducing the amount sary," Leisinger added. financing forumulae for health said Leisinger. could soon reach that occupancy now do so because there aren't of beds and costs at Mills. "The key is that the person services don't take into account The former nursing quarters level. . adequate facilities elsewhere, "0ur overall plan is to cut the would be no longer on our geography and distances. will need to be renovated, a new There won't be a food service says society official Michael length of stay either at the front books," he said. The hostel concept was men- roof needs to be put on and its end or the back end," said Hospitals now not only have to ttoned by health minister sewer system repaired. available in the building although Leisinger. people could buy meal tickets for The former nursing quarters are Leisinger. meet bed targets but are also Elizabeth Cull during a visit here "The structure is sound, but we the hospital cafeteria, A located on the grounds of Mills He's looking for a society to judged on the number of days last year as one way of reducing have been cannibalizing it over restauarant is also close by as isa Memorial Hospital and haven't operate the hostel and stresses patients are kept. hospital costs. the years for Mills," noted Leisinger. laundromat. No guarantee for expansion TERRACE ~ Just because there ing its GO BC bid. was already an application in for He also confirmed the expan- a government grant before Vic- sion project fit the criteria of the toria axed the GO BC program is new program and the positive no advantage to the library ex- referendum vote met the require- pansion project. ment there be clear community "This is not an extension of the support. GO BC program," Shawn Rob- Despite Rohbins' confirmation bins, director of communications any library board application for the BC 21 Secretariat, pointed would not automatically be at the out last week. head of the queue for money, li- Unveiled at the beginning of the brary building committee month, the BC 21 Community chairman George Clark said he Projects program replaces GO was "hopeful" the new program BC. would provide the necessary Like it's predecessor, it offers money. grants of up to one-third of the Based on the original cost cost of qualifying projects to a estimate of $1.75 mtllion, that maaximum of $1 million. amounts to approximately However, despite the similarity, $600,000. Robbins emphasized an earlier The rest of the money would application does not put the li- come from borrowing approved brary in a" privileged position". in the June, 1992 referendum. Having put .in for ¢30 BC However, ~at $1.75 rot!lion money, he said t h.e library board estimate was .put together more would receivi~'aii, infon~iii[Gfi...... ihaii~ii~ii~'hgGf " ", -: :" '-. package ineludliig ari explanation . How relevant it is now will be- of the new program's guidelines come clear next week when and an application form. tenders close on the project. The And, if it wants money under bids will be opened Tuesday, BC 21, the board will have to Sept. 21. submit a new application by the Robbins said BC 21 has $20 Oct. 1 deadline. million to distribute this financial However, Robbins said former year and its mandate emphasized Rare exhibition . applicants -- like the library board spreading the money across all NISGA'A CARVER Alver Tait holds a mask on display this month at the Terrace Public Art - had "a bit of an advantage" regions of the province. Gallery. It's one of many native BJ'tworks by the TaR family, along with photographs by Vickie . over any new one because it Projects turned down this time

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Page A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 Five for sure and maybe Pl_n _tinn_ notes Tat issue surfaces more chase Skeena seat REFORMERS ARE pointing to an inconsistency between Tory candidate Danny Sheridan and prime minister Kim Campbell on the TERRACE ~ It'll be a crowded decision to make the Tatshenshinl a park. "The Harcourt government might just as well put a gun to the field Oct. 25 when voters choose head of the (mining) industry and put it out of its misery," Sheridan the next Member of Parliament said in June. for Skeena. But Campbell, in an Aug. 6 letter to premier Mike Harcourt, Five candidates have been called the Tat "a spectacular wilderness site of global environmen- nominated and at least one other ,,, tal significance." She said the federal government will back Har- is getting his papers ready. court's plan to get a UN World Heritage Site designation for the Those . already nominated represent the Progressive Censer- i proposed provincial park. vative party, the Liberal party, the [ ...~ "That doesn't bother me," Sheridan said Friday. "I don't have to agree with everything she might say." tian Heritage Party and the -. Reform candidate Mike Scott, whose workers released the Camp. bell letter last week, said it showed there is a problem. "This is a sign of a lack of direction and communication on the Here's a rundown: if! ,-~ .....e..i:;;' part of the Conservative party," Scott said. "Here we have the is for Danny Sheridan running :"~'" '...... ~ .:,l leader going in one direction and the candidate going in the other." the Progressive Conservative . ,,,-.~, ,;~:;e' party. "'~',,- i A Terrace alderman for the past Familiar name returns seven years and executive dlrec- FORMER CITY of Terrace economic development officer Peter tor of the Muks Kum O1 Homing Joe Barrett Rhode Wltherly Monteith is the campaign manager for Progressive Conservative Society, Sheridan has lived in candidate Danny Sheridan. Terrace since 1953. Danny Sheridan Monteith left Terrace this spring after four years here to work in He was a School District 88 Kamloops for Urban Systems Ltd. He has since left that firm to trustee for three years, was a school teacher and is a veteran work as the District of Chilliwack's development services manager. director of the B.C. Homing organizer for the NDP. Monteith says he will coordinate the Sheridan campaign by phone Management Commission and His political work has taken and fax from home after work and will fly to the northwest each represents the city on the Terrace him to nearly 30 election weekend to get closer to the campaign. library board. campaigns and he has conducted "There were problems finding someone to put their name forward He won the Tory nomination by NDP organizing, efforts in the so I said yes," he explained. "I was kind of shocked when I was defeating Smithers provincial Yukon and Alberta. asked.-- I haven't done this before." civil servant Maurie Montgomery Barrett, 36, has also taught But he added there are plenty of experienced people taking On earlier this year. school in Central America. other roles in the Tory campaign for Skeena. Another alderman, Rhoda The Christian Heritage Party is "There are people there who know what they're doing and have Witherly of Prince Rupert, represented by Smithers resident done it before," he said. represents the Liberal party. Luke Kwantes, 44. He says he hasn't always been a Conservative, but has been drift- She won the nomination by Employed by Bandstra Trans- ing more and more in that direction in recent years. defeating Hazelton resident Mary portation, Kwantes has lived in McKenna Wilson. Smithers since 1973. Witherly has been on Prince He has served as treasurer of Two parties upset Rupert council for eight years and the Christian School Society of ONE SKEENA riding candidate isn't happy.with plans for nation- is also a director of the Skeena- Smithers-Telkwa and sat for four aI 'IV leadership debates. Queen Charlotte regional district. years on the board of the Bulkley Luke Kwantes Mike Scott Luke'Kwantes of the Christian Heritage Party says his leader, Valley District Hospital. Heather Stillwell, isn't being allowed to participate. She rum atitle registry office in ager of Kentron Construction Ltd. proposal by Orenda Forest Pro. Kwantes was elected vice presi- "These networks are presuming the needs and desires of Cam. Prince Rupert after a stint as a is also president of the Kitimat ducts. dent of his party's riding associa- CBC broadcaster in that coastal Chamber of Commerce. A Nass Valley doctor will run dians by inviting only the PCs, Liberals, NDPs, Reform Partyarid city. tion in 1990 and is now its secre- Bloc•Quebecois to participate," he said last week. Scott has sat on a wide variety as a candidate for the National Joe Barrett had the most chal- tary. Kwantes said the Christian Heritage Party wants all officially of northwest bodies including one Party in Skeena. lenging time of all the candidates He was the first of the candi- recognized parties to be included in the debates. advising on sport fishery and an- Dr. Isaac Sobol is in the pro- in securing the nomination for the dates to be nominated. cess of filing his nomination Parties that have nominated more than 50 candidates are eligible Kitimat resident Mike Scott is other on native affairs. New Democratic Party. He papers, according to National for official Elections Canada status. the candidate of the Reform party He was also part of a northwest defeated four other candidates in Party organizer Russell •Earl. The National Party of Canada has also protested its exclusion and was the second hopeful to be group that toured pulp and paper July. Sobol, a salaried doctor work- from the TV debates. It has filed a suit in support of its statements. A resident of Prince Rupert for nominated. mills in the United States in and The 39-year-old district man- effort to find out more about the ing for the Nisga'a Valley Health only Several months, Barrett is a Board, has lived with his wife Signs of the times and son in Aiyansh for the past N DP have good track record four years. " - soMEBODY DOESN'T like the Reform party in the Houston area, Several signs promoting party candidate Dick Harris in the Local Nattonal Party official Prince George-Bulldey Valley riding have had "racist pig" spray said Russell Earl satd Sobol has painted on them. Past winners held Skeena been granted a leave of absence The party apparently has no money to replace or to repair: the effective tomorrow -- for the signs but thinks leaving them up may help it gather support. duration of the election, allowing for lengthy period of time him to campaign full-time; TERRACE m The electoral his- lotte Islands takes the riding by Clark's nine months as PM. tory of :Skeena has been one of storm. Jim Fulton gets 10,925 Tmdeau's Liberals storm back political dynasties. votes to unseat Campagnolo, who With a majority government. NISGA'A ELEMENTARY-SECONDARY SCHOOL The difficulty of campaigning had 10,343. Tory Rod Cousins "I've learned I have to be a Box 239, NewAiyansh, B.C, V0J 1A0 Telephone 604-633-2225 across the vast riding gNes ~in- polled 4,453. little more brutal," Talstra said Fax 604-633-2669 cumbents ~: a tremenoons ad- A key to Fulton's win was following his loss. Vantage in 'defending the seat being able to piggyback on the • Sept, 1984: Riding Brian Hal Stedham, Principal against challengers. NDP's campaign in the provincial Mulroney's.Tory wave, Conser- Niitkw'ililtRw Sign'oogit Taxgenx NDP MP Frank:I-10wardsuc- election just three Weeks before. vative candidate Pete Weeber (Shirley Morven), Vlce Principal - Secondary (Ed McMillan), Vice Principal - Elementary cessfully held the •seat for more NDP workers who helped the comes as close as anyone ever did than a dozen years. ousted Frank Howard beat out to defeating Fulton. Weeber PI.EASE POST ..... ;5 Jim Fulton's 14-year reign ends Socred MLA Cyril Shelford in received 10,800 votes to Fulton's To all students returnino to school this Fall. . this year only becaus0 the sitting the provincial campaign said they 13,668. Liberal Elmer Derrick i .i~.:•'' : " MP decided to step down. took 5,084, while Rhino candi- switched to Fulton's federal School Distrlct #92 (Nisga'a) invites you to enroll at Nisga'a Elementaw-Secondary School in Here is a brief look at the way date Doug Craig received 356 campaign right after the provin. New Aiyansh, B,C, northwesterners have voted in cial election. votes. recenryears: [] Nov., 1988' Fulton wins big, • 1974: New Democrat Frank [] Feb. 18, 1980::Fulton wins : taking 16,306 votes -- more than The school Is a beautiful architecturally designed structure with a college size gym, adjacent Howard tS finally defeated by by a 6,000 vote margin this timC,r ~ all his challengers'combined. PC track and field complimented by chalet style group homes. Liberalqona Campagnolo. Her cementing his political position in Ray Halvoraon receives 8,797 12,218 votes gave her a decisive the riding. His 13,159 votes hand- votes, Liberal Odd Eidsvik The curriculum, although deslgned to meet the requirements of the B,C, Minlstry of Educatlon' win over Howard's 9,358. Prog. ily beat Liberal candidate Jack receives 4,554 votes, and Chris- features a strong emphasls on the Nisga'a Language and Culture, The Nisga'a Language Is ressive Conservative Everette Talstra, who polled 7,162. Port' tian Heritage, Party candidate taught from Prlmary I to Grade 12 and was the first Native Language to be accepted to meet Stevens wasn't far- behind with Edward mayor A1 Sheppard Tom Bmphy receives 1,124. Unlverslty language requlrements In Canada, It Is currently recognized by most major earned 6,198 votes and indepen- 8,806 votes. Pqrachute Reform candidate Don Unlversltles Includlng U,B.C,, S.F,U,, UVio and UNBC, To quote, the new program director "To • May,•1979= A former proba- dent Tony Organ took 206. Buckland, from Vancouver, gets know where youare going, you must know where you have come from ~, tion officer from the Queen Char. The election also ended Joe 264 votes. The well-qualified staff of 30 (6 Masters Degrees) is strongly represented by First Nations Teachers, Administrators and Support Staff, The school offers a wide range of programs Fulton's days numbered Including: TERRACE --- While October 25 ment Savings Plans (RRSPs) or is E-Day for the.candidates in the other pension plans. - Cultural Events -A comprehensive program of performing artists Including Indian Dancers, Skeena riding race, it's R-Day for Maori Dancers, Goh Ballet, etc. JimFulton. This federal election will be a - Band - the 38 member band toured Southern B.C. and the Oregon Coast. AS in retirement, that is, be- bit different when it comes to -Computer Assisted Drafting, Auto Mechanics and Woodworking. cause oneea new member of par- compiling the voters' list. - Business Education - in conjunction with Northwest College, That's became the list as, lianlent is elected, Fulton's 14 - Path Finder- a computerized, Individualized form of learning. Serf-paced, student can finish a year reign as the local representa- sembled for last October's con- stitutionai referendum wtti be course in 3 months - good for adults needing a course to meet graduation requirements. five in Ottawa comes to an end. - Art - contemporary and First Nations. Aiad it'll be time for him to start used. receiving his government pension And that means them won't be - Alternate Education - which includes a wilderness component, cheques, :' a traditional door-to-door - Forestry, Fishing and Ecology. The amount Fulton will collect enumeration, says an Elections - Academics - Math, - .annuallyIs also up f~om the fig- Canada official. Improve exam wdtin ures r~poded earlierthlsyear, ' Voters Instead can expect to - Computer Sclence - Jeff . Ball of the National soon receive cards in the mail - F eslcal Education- Citizens' :Coalition explained outlining where they will vote, - Work Experlence - I says Bruce ...... that's:became Fulton celebrated - Home Economlcs- bc-~, now .:['eer:GOunse ling -I must .c racial Education" in- - Learning Assistance - Teacher Advisor Pi Improving Individual who : Fieldtrlps- Last ye ia in raps to Ottawa, Ided, ~.lec- The the an :( be fests corn

igtns tl:bo.'.~:~, ? • '(". ~.:':::~i ~:~%~\~? ~, :':~ ~ ~-::~ ::~ ~:i "~ :~ : ~"~" ~<>:~>':~'~:L:~ ~ S:>~:~:" ...... %?-) • The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page A3 News in brief Airport lights up THE DEASE Lake Airport Society has been given up to $600,000 to but and install lights at the airport in Dense Lake. "Dense Lake is the only site in the Stikine available for medical evacuations," said provincial transportation and highways minister Art Charbonneau. "The airport lighting will ensure medevacs can be handled 24 hours a day." He said the lights will also help during the long, dark winter months. The airport has already received more than $2 million under the provincial government's air transport assistance program. The lights should be installed by next June. Vision clears up THE VISION network will stay on the local cable system. Skeena Cablevision at first thought it would have to pull the network because Vision was switching the way its satellite signal is delivered. Thai would have meant buying Skeena Cablevision having to buy new and expensive equipment. But Vision has agreed to help with the purchase and the equip- ment should be arriving any day. "We are able to keep it. We've reached an accommodation," said cablevision manager Sharon Taylor last week. Vision is switching to digital video compression, a system that NORTHERN NATIVE Broadcasting officials William Wesley, of national native broadcasters. It'll be the first official function ]reduces the amount of space a TV signal takes on a broadcast band. left, and Ray Jones, middle, pose with Kitselas chief Mel for the hall and Northem Native Broadcasting is playing host It also reduces a network's expense in satellite transmission time. Bevan outside the nearly-completed Kitselas community hall. for the event, Skeena Cablevision's expense is compounded because it has six Workers are getting the hall ready for next week's convention locations around the northwest in which cable signals are received for distribution by wire. All six require new equipment to translate the new Vision signal. Many events planned Skeena Cablevision does get a rebate from YTV to help pay for equipment when thal network compressed its signal. Taylor said all satellite TV deliveries will probably be by way of digital compression in a short period of time. Communicators meet here Cablevision customers pay four cents a month to receive the Vi- sion network. TERRACE -- The area plays continuing cuts to budgets Wednesday is set aside for one meeting between NNB and host to more than 100 people from various governments. tours while there will be semi- broadcasting counterparts in Man charged in death next week when the National "It's survival. We have to nars on Thursday and elections the Yukon, Northwest Terri- A FORT ST. JAMES man faces five criminal charges following the Aboriginal Communications meet the demand to keep up on Friday. tories and Alberta. death of a Terrace man in a Sept. 4 motor vehicle accident near the pace we did at the begin- Society holds its annual gener- Banquets and entertainment He expects an informal at. VandorhooL al meeting here. ning. We can't slow down. We take place throughout the rangement of sharing program. Chester Terry Prince 26, was charged after a vehicle he was driv- have to keep up the level of The 18 organizations belong- week. The R.E.M. Lee Theatre ruing and pooling resources ing struck a truck containing James Joseph Maruschak, 29, of Ter- production expected," said ing to the society operate is the place Tuesday evening will take a more formal struc- race and Sandra Collier, 32, of Terrace. Maruschak was killed in the newspapers and radio and tele- Jones. for a cultural performance and ture. vision stations across the coun- NN-B itself lost two people in collision while Collier was injured. for a talent show Thursday That could lead to the pack- Prince faces charges of dangerous driving causing death, try. April and another in July. evening. aging and resale of programs dangerous driving causing bodily harm, impaired driving causing Delegates, observers and Broadcasters have benefited Keynote speaker at a banquet to other broadcasters, said death, impaired driving causing bodily harm and driving while hav- guests also have the op, from a loosening of federal ad- Friday evening is Frank Jones. portunity to take four tours of vertising regulations. ing a blood alcohol content of more than .08. Brown, organizer of this year's Vanderhoof RCMP said Prince was attempting to pass a vehicle the northwest, says conference Commercials were once NNB signed on in the north gathering of canoes at Bella in 1985 and now serves more when his vehicle went out of control and struck the truck containing organizer Ray Jones, general restricted to sponsorship type Bella. than 40 communities through Marnschak and Collier. manager of Northern native content. They can now men- Also scheduled to make ap- FM repeaters which receive A memorial service for Marnschak takes place 1 p.m., Sept. 18 at Broadcasting (NNB) based at tion sales items. signals via satellite. Kitselas. The annual general meeting pearances ar~ Wendy Grant of MacKay's Funeral Home. the Assembly of First Nations The theme is "indigenous begins Monday with an open- NNB can be heard in Terrace Prince was denied bail last week. A trial date is to be set this and provincial aboriginal af- optimis m prevails." ing ceremony and continues at 990 on the AM dial. There we~k, fairs minister Andrew Petter. Yet Jones said the societies with business sessions and are nowplans !o convert to an also face another reality ~ presentations on Tuesday. Jones is looking forward to FM signal.

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Difficult selection rOS, "-~ Voters face a bigger challenge this feder- government deficits and the ever climbing al election than in recent ones. That's be- national debt. The more money required to cause there are more political parties from keep the kind of services now going the which to choose. The traditional Progres- less there'll be to, as politicians love to sive Conservatives, Liberals and New say, creme jobs. Democrats are now joined by the Reform That kind of thinking makes sense if party in the west and Ontario and the Bloc voters accept the idea that it is the role of a Quebeeois in Quebec. There is also a government to hand out tax dollars in the healthy smattering of Christian Heritage expectation of creating employment or to Party and National Party candidates spread provide a variety of stimulants. It is indeed throughout the country. a weird world in which people and We're going to hear a lot between now businesses who complain about higher and Oct. 25 from each party as it and its taxes jostle at the door of the government candidates maneuver for the hearts and vault when it's time for hand outs. souls of the voters. The central theme is Voters should remember two things when and will remain the state of the economy. evaluating a poliii6al platform. First is ihat Each party has its theories about how it more and more government dollars are will "fix" the economy. being borrowed. That means something no So far about the most reasonable state- longer costs a dollar. It costs the dollar Journey to Kootenays ment on the economy appears to. have plus whatever interest rate there is. Second come from Prime Minister Kim Campbell. is that governments are experts at bribing She s~iid last week that the high level of taxpayers:with their own money. unemployment• could stretch into the next In the end, voters get the kind of govern- a soothing experience century; That's because of massive federal ment they deserve. VICTORIA -- It was time to clear the cobwebs from my mind and confirm, once again, %., From. the [ :ii:[ .# , .j " ake terest there,that there a World is another apart fromworld out Caputal in politics, a British Columbia ,' .... an removed from deficits and overruns, from bureaucracy I One: of 4he biggest economic shocks out keep your money and what it charges for and petty politics. there nowadays is the bank interest rate borrowing. With mortgage ratesin the 8-9 I took a week off and headed paid on savings accounts. It's 1 per cent. per cent range and consumer loans hover- east for a tour of the refuge for intellectuals who for small town square. That's right, 1 per cent on all those hard- ing in the 10 per cent area, that pitiful 1 per Kootenays, surelyone of Brit- want to escape the fast lane of It didn't take me too long to . :-: earned, after-tax and sorely prized dollars cent savings return indicates somebody ish Columbia's most beautiful the province's large urban decide to push on to In- people have mana~zed tO squirrel away. for • and it ain't you =- is making a handsome regions• centres. . vermere, a lovely small town ,,1~,,,.~i.~}'~"~,, ~!'~, .... ~"~.... , ...... ?:'L,~;~,.~ii '" ~ rm.l~J orll ~ot at~,~.,:no~ ~Y(tV art ~v,..,tx&ua{ totter Y [email protected]. iT'• J'i,~i'/l~flLl ~. l"lOPd'ii( i,)~ ffH~J~.~. :. i ,, , • .... . •~~' ~ays tht~" should .be exp~ted;, ~To be sure, ~finks*~*/~n't o~rfi~am *fi~ hn The'rate of~mflat~on ~s drastzcally reduced easy time of it. Like any Othdi: business, I travelledesst, I decided to.go ,"presence ot- a vlorant...... am ecru .visiiors welcome. During- 1. the Hope-Princeton route in- " breakfastnext morning, I .... " compared to those awful days of the 1980s. they've been taking hits because of the na- munity. I ran into more arts The cost of borrowing all sorts of money tional :recession. But some of those hits stead. Not that the Coquihalla exhibits in Nelson than you overheard someone behind me :/ isn't a a scenic road. can find in either Vancouver talk with an unmistakable Ger- • has dropped. And so it would seem to came~bm simply lousy business decisions It is, very much so, but I pre- or Victoria. man accent. :: ,make Sense that the return on investment involving! billions of dollars lent to less fer the narrower, winding, I knew that voice and, sure would also be cut. ,.~. :i. ~-::::., ,i* - , that satisfactory high rolling clients. Hope-Princeton Highway, The arts even spill over into enough, it was Hans Hartwig, : .~ Yet it's ~he spread .thai: Sh0wsr:ther state of ~ ~:And that leaves the distinct impression of leading through dark and cool the regular street scene, formerly of Victoria, Before _( the financial institmioiis:n'owadays.C-ener-- Smaller' customers absorbing the. banks forests, with beautiful vistas at Right on the main drag, a retiring to his ranch near In.... ally spealdn~:i'thesPreadis thedifferenco "self-inflic.ted losses. It's less.than a every turn. chap with long hair and an vermere, Hart-wig lived in Vie- -!,; between whata financial!institution pays to " favour~ible situation. :': ~" My first overnight stop was even longer beard was playing toda, where he made a name Osoyoos, a summer paradise the piano, which he had some- for himself as one of that rare perehed at Osoyoos Lake, how dragged to the centre of species ~ a developer with a which has the distinction of the street. conscience. being Canada's warmest fresh- As he was playing classical Hartwig•gave a lot to Vie- water lake with summer music that would have been toria, including Hartwig Court ~. temperatures averaging 24 de- met with approval by the most on Wharf Street and Nootka .: grees Celsius. sophisticated audience in any Court, a downtown shopping " ~: Happy ann:ivers,::ary The lake stretches for 17 concert hall, traffic was flow- mall. Both projects are among miles on both sides of the ing past him on both sides of the most tastefully designed I;ity the successful arsonisL Canada-U.S. border and offers the street. I loved it. developments in.Victoria, , A year after lighting up a • },. . .-: vacationers every type of That evening, I had dinner celebrating our own heritage. neighbour's life by torching recreational activity from with Corky Evans at the rather than catering to some his home to ,the ground, the swimming, to boating, to Heritage Inn, a hotel built in phony tourism theme. :' ' :: suce~sful: :arsonist must Through water skiing, to fishing. A the late 1890s. Corky is the I had to decline an invitation. ' celebrate the anniversary of BifOcals number of parks have ex- MLA for Nelson-Creston. to see his ranch and pushed on. " :; = his pyromanieal deed in his / cellentcamping facilities, and With us was David Lawson, to Revelstoke, one of my :-/ : by Claudette Sandecki bead• the town of Osoyoos has all instructor at and booster ex- favourite towns. Next day, it Now, though- there is.plenty the amenities a traveller can traordinaire of the Kootenay was time to be homeward of space in his bead. for a wish for, including good School of the Arts, an institu- bound. Arriving in Cache reunion-sized gathering com- hotels and motels, excellent tion that owes its existence to Creek, I decided to.ti'y out a :~::~iii: plete with barbecued burgers, restaurants and shops. the untiring efforts of many route I had never driven be- - well wishers, an d brisker traf- chic ~, : gr'0und :istory, ;.LNoi!~ite.!evision faction of loosening his belt. Next morning, I was back on volunteers. fore. Rather than taking •High-' fic flow than the Coquiiia!!a, networZ:,wil!~be!fired ~up to bid He can quit looking over his It's a success story I will way Number 1 via the,Fraser he must commemorate Iris in- shoulder and ease the crick. the read, stopping in Grand Forks to drop in on John deal with in a separate Canyon, I drove west to Lil- .... cendiary occusi0n without so from his neck. mOvies':il~ iii~i'porat~g.:, home Smith, an old friend and pub- column. looet, then along the Duffy much as a. Hallmark card, a So what if his mug appears ~deo :t66ta~e. ~Jf the:night ;he lisher of the Grand Forks My next overnight stop was Lake Road, which is oc- telegram of good wishes, or a on the nightly news. He gets to turned a Thomh]ll home intda Gazette. Then it was on to to have been Kimberley; I had casionally subject tO blockades "Gee, Gee. Look Who's Still spill his guts on Opmh or black cloud of Terrace. Nelson. never been to Kimberley, but by FirstNations, and on-to Free" ad in the announce- Geraldo. Heck, he can even Everydayhe worries whether Nelson has got to be one of had hearda lot aboutit. Pemberton and Whistler. ::'::.: %. merits section of the newspa- folks notice: he avoids, passing nap, and talk in his sleep. And Kimberley is a Bavarian. per. Hisbuddies never get to the jewels of British Colum- If you have a chance, drive :~/:.:iii:i:::/ 'the sitcof his lmndiwork.Stip- he no longer has to live tip to bia. It's large enough to give styletown in the Kootenays. I that stretch. It leads through sing Auld Lung Syne. posed witnessmfo~ ~Hce? every, letter of the law to make the feeling of being in a city, don't want to be too unkind, some of the most awesomely - When' he does gather with Will:his always ~eover family surepolice have no reasonto but it hasn't lost its com- but I prefer my Bavarian beautiful country you have buddies, he dare: not tell his tracks? Whatif some6ne take a'cl0sei 10ok at him. That munity spirit towns in Bavaria, where you ever seen, with white-water stories •of: his 'peculiar! past punctures his alibi..How long alone canbe ~t big relief. Nelson issaid "^ "av- t "^ get the real thing, not just time" or mdul':' e m" boastful ...... ~,, ...... ,u. ~ ,,~ rushing through yawning can- . . g . . before, his heart qmts bungee . What I d like to l~ow is this: lamest~,coneemmfin- ...... ,f .....phr~ some clapboard shopping mall yons and a mountain pass on oneupmamhlp, no matter how jumping, whenever a cop care does the successful arsonist in British Columbia For much he burns to disclose. : slows neai!hisdrivewa~,? !/, await: the anniversary 'with whatever reason N~lson has touehes~with a few grandly Bavarian-style referred to as top of the world. He can t notch a gun like 'Support groups don't exist anticipation or dread? = ...:;, ... . Beautiful British Columbia? ...... AS~ ~ ' ' ..... V " mr a eoupte ot aecanes ,een a the Platzl, the German word Btl!ythe ~d, keep'open for arsonists smoldering t0:ger', _ - , :. : .; ~ , ., .... You bet it is. B~.f~ like.a-Blue things off their chests. Neither ~. "I: CAtO 7" aer a,ooaa t "///.://./21 telethon,to~!,of,.... property~ .... he, 's are ...... there firebug, fratermt!~ " ~ 5PE~P,,, ,,., /,,o0-,-M.L/"tY oo, tag Hp ~ ~}~ ~ 1"de / -- - scorched.' ~' ',= ',:::: ,:., ,, w~th secret szgns, nngs, and ~ a ema0v -i-,,# I v,<~c, / ~ ' :: , " -: ' , , .1 ~r! t .wv&~ r~s-.i..,,~ ,So long as he remains as lapel pim. He can t joln an ~ C.ro/a(,-~4c~ 7o/~'7"j"/ [:~I~ : :; anonymous:, as, a Ainway, or Mary Kay organi- ~ - - l/ ~ ~ I(~.,~ philallthmpist, he avoids: the' :~ zation:to spotfigilthis achieve- [~ " . /~'~ ,:~'.,.':~.::| hotoflety:i~ofa~st; itdal,and meht:i:~iiid/.receiveaccolades. ~ ~ ~;:~ ,~:~ possibie'convicilon,/i:He also And &ere's no nationaleom- ~ ~ I~. '~ ~;i~ has tod0~!thourreebgnition i~tltionwhere singeartists can I~ ~ ~.~.'~, ~/~I~ ~--~;'I - • No in~es~gat!veo':/re~er ~vin a statue, :a pltique, or a ~,t~ ~[VP'~'~ff;~ ~] will smoke"~i)ut~.,;iddd~h':f~,A~: :.!placein a Hailer Fanie,',i: . ~ ].~~~]~ 1 No ghost writerwlUarm i6!he::~}:!!:i::,TheU~u~fal ~onist; on ~ !r..~~~[~/ l chanee:~to.~:,wfltel ~his-:,:~a~k- :-,..the/other-ih~d,:liils~e'~gatls - ~ ~.'4~ ~ ::,~,::.i~:'i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993- Page A5 Forests figures are a maze _LETTERS TERRACE ~ How much wood Annual timber harvest ('000s cu.m) TO THE TERRACE STANDARD is there Out in the Kalum North? 1400 "1- How much wood will there be "It is possible that in 50, 100, 200 years? small inaccuracies Those are the questions the Daycare centre Forest.Service are wrestling with in some variables these.days. could have large ef- Depending on what answers he fects on results. has its backers comesup with to those same quesuons, John Cuthbert, the pro- "'On the other Dear ,,Ir: Shouldn't we all be more con- viiee's' chief forester, will be hand, fairly large in- My husband and I have lived earned with people than prop- ~ng a decision next spring on accuracies for other on Agar Avenue, less than one erty values? blueR away from Discovery We really support council's _ W~t~changes, if any, have to be 200 H~vesl begtm deuttent level(125 mllllmm 3) ...... made to the annual allowable cut variables may have ard defines il 0,5% per decca Daycare, for more than two decision for rezoning to enable in that area. negligible effects.'" O I I I I years. We have never had any the Bromley's to continue to Before he does that, though, 0 • 5 l0 15 20 complaints nor have we heard provide their excellent daycare members of the public will have a Decades from present any noise. service. chance to have their say. 3) The Northwest Forest In- TELLING THE STORY, this graph from the original analysis Our daughter has attended In conclusion we would like i But, ~ven the Forest Service it- dustry: An Overview of Cur- shows the steady decline in logging it projects.will have to con- this daycare and we were very to say keep up the fight guys Self Seems io be having a hard rent Wood Fibre Supply~ Con- tinue right Into the 22nd century.,,based on current assumptions. pleased with the excellent care and keep up the great work! time with the questions, the pub- sumptlon and ProcessIng Ca- she received. Bonnie Danlels, liclwill face a daunting task in pacity - alias the Stanyer report, the original analysis offers the to sites which cannot be logged We feel that the Bromley's Terrace, B.C. trhnglto Come up with an in- this comparatively short 20-plus following cautionary note: became they are classified as en- choice for a new centre on fc nr ed opinion On the issue; page document only has 10 tables "It is possible that small in- vironmentally sensitive. Hamer Street is perfect. Chil- Dear Str: ~.So far the ministry and its con- and graphs and just two appen- accuracies in some variables But that final figure, like so dren should, as much as pos- An opponent of Mr. Brom- sultants have come up with the dices; and, finally, could have large effects on many in the reports, has to be sible, be in their own neigh- ley's application for a 16-child following reports: results. based on current assumptions. bourheod. From this location daycare wrote: "Business, 4) Kalum North Timber Supp- "On the other hand, fairly large they can provide care for where customers come to your 1) Kalum North Timber Supp- ly Analysis Addendum - inaccuracies for ether variables Example: if at some point in the families from the E.T. Kenney, home (the street becomes ly Analysis -a 61 page document released last week, its 19 pages may have negligible effects." future it is decided streamside Parkside and Christian Centen- noisy and congested) should buffers have to be wider than released in February and contain- throw up a new set of figures for nial School population. not be in a residential area." present or government decides to ing 25 tables, 20 graphs and two wood supply in the area. We need more, not less, Let me tell you, it's possible All efforts to calculate the establish more parks in the area, appendices of technical informa- well-run, caring, responsible to have residential neighbours tioi ; Although the Forest Service in- volume of wood out there begin the figure has to be changed. daycare centres and spaces for who create more around the tends to release a simplified ver- with the long term harvesting Reduce the land base figure and our children. clock noise and traffic conges- sion of the timber supply analy- base. the number of trees available for 2) Soclo-Eeonomle Assess- We all know that our chil- tion with their family comings sis, there are some things that That's an area.based calculation cutting obviously drops. ment of Timber Supply Options dren are our future. Perhaps and goings than any daycare simply cannot be simplified. and more than a dozendifferent That in tam reduces the avail- clientele dropping off or pick- for the Northern Portion of the those who oppose the change They are called variables, and factors have to be taken into ac- able volume of timber, the basis ing up 16 toddlers. Kalum TSA - 55 pages and four of zoning by-laws to accom- they are everywhere. count in arriving at this figure. for setting the annual allowable Claudette Sandecki, appendices with more tables and modate 16 children should re- Andbefore the reader even be- They run from potentially pro- cut. examine their values. Terrace, B.C. graphs released in July; gins to try calculating their affect, duetive land lost to existing reads Volume: the real wild card In the deeR. The Forest Service uses what is known as the Variable Density Ex-guide sets North Kalum just part of puzzle Yield Projection ('VDYP) system. The VDYP uses tree specie, age TERRACE -- Important and growth potential of the site record straight though anY decision on the Current Annual Allowable Cut among other things in arriving at North I~urn annual allowable Dear Sir: did not sell the guide area to Timber Supply Areas a forecast. cut (AAC) will be, it's only a On that basis, the original anal- In response to your Sept. 8, four new owners. I did how- piece of a much larger jigsaw. Morice ...... 2 million cu.m. 1993 article headlined ever, sell this guide area to an North and South Kalum ...... 1.7 million cu.m. ysis suggested 385,000 cu.m. was That's because there are no the long range annual harvest "Trophy Hunting Deal Takes individual. Lakes ...... 1.5 million cu.m. With negotiations taking 14 saw or pulp mills within the level to be aimed for. Flak", I would just like to Kispiex ...... 1.1 million cu.m. months to complete, this pur- Since then, the inventory make you aware of the facts North Coast ...... 650,000 cu.m. chaser was of course informed Therefore, all timber cut branch has come up with new which were omitted from the Bulkiey ...... 461,000 cu.m. of the chances of the Kitlope there is processed elsewhere. criteria which have changed that fiction story that was written. Between 15 and 20 per cent Cassiar ...... 140,000 eu.m. Valley being logged, and of original projection. Firstly, ever since I came to Cranberry ...... ,.;...... II0,000 cu.m. the chances of the Kitlope Val- of that wood is exported to And even that's not necessarily Terrace in 1978, I have been Japani, the United States and 6.33 million cu.m. ley being made into a provin- the last word. know as Harry McCowan (not Korea. cial park. As more information comes McGewan). But the bulk of the remainder Tree Farm Licences available, the VDYP could easily Secondly, as far as Robert feeds mills in Terrace, Kitimat Robinson's statement in your TFL #1 (Repap).: ...... 690,000 eu.m. have to be changed again. find Prince Rupert. Some wood TFL #41 (West Fraser)...... 408,000 cu.m. article that the Haisla were I had the right to sell also finds its way to sawmills In the meantime, local Forest 1.09 million cu.m. district staff are insistent the never given a chance to pur- the guide certificate to in the Hazelt0n/Kitwanga area. chase this guide area. Appar- any person --~} ~ 9:" ', ,q"~! ,,'~iV!~]q VDYP forecasts for the Kalum flualified: m ~q~md,Jth0se; mills ' r61y~:dtivtbe ently M r, Robinson is unaware .. ' o. ' '~'~ ,,;"~'-~...... N6rth~ I~Urn Woo'd'to~n gr@ter ~'~d~i./iusbiess~6rest ~_,nterprise~tenures ':;"i ~..[;: :., North, :both ,:original 4 and 'of negetiatiom";Which~ took "-'wtthOUtr:~ ,, =nwrjerenge amended, ate too high. : or lesser extent. ~ , All TSAS and :T~_s ...... ;...... ;...,...; 1;4 million cu.m. place between myself and from the Min~ of En- '"The Stanyer report, released So who's right? Gerald Amos, who from the Unfortunately, the definitive vironment. last month, looked at that kind Total AAC ...... 8.84 million cu.m. spring 1991 to approximately iof interdependence. answer to that question won't be- December of 1991 was in con- / it corn-pared the available come clear for many years yet. tact with me on several occa- It's much the same problem I have never been contacted • wcoo supply, across the- entire sions as to the purchase price, by the Haisla, I have never } northwest (based on current Sawmills profile when it comes to second growth. equipment involved, and the Any calculation of long range been contacted bythe Ministry ~!annual allowable cuts) to the size of the area for sale. of Environment, I have never amount saw and pulp mills ,'- " L" ," - ,. • volumes has to take that into ac- These negotiations broke Log processing eapaciiy.; ...... , ...... 7.3 million cu.m count. been contacted by the l~nlstry could consume if running at down shortly thereafter, with of Aboriginal Affairs, I have, full capacity. (IncludesNorth Coast Timber mill in Prince Rupert and Kitwanga How fasi replacement trees the understanding that the sawmill even though they didnot operate in 1992.) grow is important for two rea- never been contacted by the The wood supply total took funding would not be available provincial go~emment, nor into account AACs in seven sons. to the Haisla for such a pur- Net sawlog supply ...... 6.3 million eu.m. The first, of course, is trying to have I ever been contacted by Timber Supply Areas (TSA) chase. the federal government in and part of an eighth, two Tree (This figure is estimated AAC sawlog availability plus estimated determine when they would reach Gerald Amos, at that time, private wood minus log exports and logs transferred/sold to other a harvestable size. regards to any land claims tak- Farm Licences and the Small was the chief councillor of the ing place within my guide Business Forest Enterprise areas of province) The second involves "cutblock Hnisla. Shortly after these ne- adjacency" and "green-up" re- area. Program tenures. gotiations broke down, the I would suggest that if Bob It did not include any timber Total sawlog consumption in 1992" .. 6.2 million eu.m. quiremenls. guide area was put on the Put simply, these regulations Stafford is the new owner, then Originating from private lands, (North Coast Timber and Kitwanga mills, both closed last year, market and a subsequent pur- perhaps he should be raising but the report suggested this have a capacity of 450,000 cu.m.) specify how developed aeeond chaser was found. growth must be before adjacent In regards to the Ministry of the questions with the individ- amounted to "not less than" ual h c purchased the guide area 600,000 cu.m. annually. Total overcapacity ...... 1 million eu.m. culblocks can be logged. affects Environment apologizing to from, which under no condi- On the other side of the cal- It therefore not only the Haisla for failure to notify long term, but also relatively tion, is myself. culation were the Skeena Cel- them of the proposed sale, so Capacity unused in 1992 ...... ~...... 1.1 million cu.m. Short term harvests. The area that I sold is avery lulose (Prince Rupert) and what? I owned the guide certif- This is a real guessing game be- viable and game rich ,area of Eurocan (Kitimat) pulp mills, icate, and I had the fight to sell cause large scale logging is a British Columbia. If the ha. pins 13 sawmills including it to any qualified person Pulp mills profile comparatively recent arrival on fives wish to purchase the area, Terrace's Skeena Sawmills and without interference from the the scone. they certainly had the op- Skeens Cellulose operations. As the original analysis ex- Ministry of Environment. portunity, and perhaps in the " To no-one's surprise, the Maximum capacity...... 4.6 million cu.m. In regards to Bob Stafford plained, "There are very few sec- future the opportunity will report found potential capacity saying that I "...failed to men- ond growth stands close to mer- arise again. exceeded supply in both see- Net fibre supply ...... 4.1 million eu.m. tlon critical factors relating to Sincerely, tom. chantable size from whteh to (This figure is estimated AAC pulp log mailability plus cln'ps pro- estimate minimum harvest ages." the viability of the guide terri- Harry McCowan, At right, a summary of the duced by sawmills minus pulp log exports) Agnin, the local staff disagree tory." I dtd not sell this guide Kelowna, B.C. ' fimares. : with the estimates used, but this area to Bob Stafford. In fact I It snoutu oe noted the pulp Total pulp consumption ...... 3.4 million eu.m. time they think they might be on : mill::capacity figure does not ,'Euroean says. .its chip usage last year was "significantly below include the proposed Orenda the low side. About letters ~igned capacity" because of labour disruptions and problems The addendum sums it UP thus: to 638.8432. The deadline is project. with a new production line. The soft pulp •market of 1992 was an- The Terrace Standard wel- "Discussions about harvest level comes letters to the editor. We noon Friday. Nor does the AAC total at- other factor in creatlng a fibre surplus) alternatives must proceed in the tempt to predict how much the ask that they be signed and a We're looking forward to face of this uncertainty." AA(2 may be reduced In the phone number be Included. receiving letters about the fed- About the only thing that ap- I ~ture"by decisions by Total overcapaeity ...... 700,000 cu.m. Letters are subject to editing eral election. made pears certain is the AAC must be i teiClflef Forester or other fac- for reasons of length and for But we remind writers that reduced. tuch'~ as the creation of Capacity unused in 1992 ...... ; ...... 1.2 million eu.m. good taste. Unsigned letters the shorter the letter is, the Cuthbert has an unenviable task parks. are thrown away. better the chance it has of trying to decide by how much and You can fax your letters in being printed right away. when.

Federal election Oct. 25 I Get ready for the federal teacher and lives in owns a business and lives There will also be a Na- q The election Oct. 25. Prince Rupert. in Prince Rupert. tional Party candidate. Here are the people run- Danny Sheridan is run- Mike Scott is running His name is Isaac Sobol ELECTIONS ning in Skeena. ning for the Progressive for the Reform party, He and he is a doctor in the CANADA • start They want to replace Conservatives. He works works for a paving com- Nass Valley. New Democrat Jim for the Muks Kum O1 pany in Kitimat. Take a look at the 'X' It is the group that puts Fulton. He has retired, Housing Society in Tar- Smithers is the home and the maple leaf on the on the election. 1 - The new person mnnin.g race. town for Luke Kwantes. fight. When you seethe sym- for the New Democrats Is The Liberal person is He is running for the That is.the symbol used bol, look for details on Joe Barrett He is a Rhoda Wttherly. She Christian Heritage Party. by Elections C~anada. how to vote. .: ° 2~i Start ts for pe~v?~ I i I learning how to read. i i i i I I I I I I I I ," Page A6 - The Terrace Standard,uWednesdaY,siNEsSeptember15, 1993 S E%TI[W

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The records of stops inc % that somebody went to tl" focentre for Information. TEl CHRYSLERLT They don,t reflect how 4916 Hwy. 16 West Dtr.SO~ 635-7187 people might.have been tourist party. 'West Fraser conversionooo= ,costs more than forecast ..! ,¢ ']tERRACE -- West Fraser is decided to lake apart the weStntOtthespeclfiCatlons of going to spend double what it Wedeene mill and start all over ,, originally forecast to revive a again to complete its plan for a Lower quality wood will come ,, closed sawmill operation in value added operation. to Terrace for milling at Skcena ' Prince Rupert. It will also expand to an adjoin- Sawmills. ing piece of property in order to "We're now working on get- " And the new $24 million price have open by next spring a mill ting our equipment in place and ,," tag involves dismantling the that turn out custom products. contractors. We hope to get the ,," equipment and building contain- foundation work in place this ing the old Wedeene mill, says Plans for a value added mill ad- year so we can get at the actual Winashield Bepair/Replacements: ..;: ' West Fraser spokesman Bruce vanced earlier this year when building by February and have ', MacNichol. forests minister Dan Miller turned ~C~:i'~ _~ ..,---- . , • Auto Glass down one plan that would have the mill up and running sometime i West Fraser purchased the mill in late spring," said MacNichol. • 5 allowed West Fraser to keep the ~ '-. ICBC Replacements i', and accompanying wood licence He said West Fraser will have ,% Wedeene mill closed and to ship I' out of bankruptcy in ;[991 with to deal-with a large pile of bark "~ '~ ~h~~ ~ .Mirrors wood from the,licence to Terrace " the idea of spending $12 million and other waste left behind by '/i! ~~~: .Windows " ,, to make some changes and for processing. Wedeene. .~A ~ @~/i . Sealed Units . ~, resuming operations, Miller told West Fraser he ex- Federal fisheries officials are II ,, '.'The more we looked at the pected it to provide the same worried about it leaching into *t ,i ', building and the inside of it and number of jobs that were there nearby waters, MacNichol added. _ ..... 13'S GLASS LTD. ,t'. what we wanted to do, the more when Wedeene was open. West Fraser has no indication ,, we realized the building wasn't Now planned is a head rig oper- Of how much it can get for the -~ ~ ~ 3720 RIVER DRIVE, TERRACE ,, suitable," said MacNichol, ation to cut high quality wood Wedeene mill and equipment , Instead West Fraser has now f~om various places in the north- once. "~ ::~' 632-4800, in Terrace 638-8001 : .....K--'~.-:, , _ :~..... IL i I, ,7,,f; ...... ~ , ...... TERRACE" :--' '1"h'6rb's"d "new " ~~'~ I,/I,I " IIqKl - v :' paint dealer in the:city. :: Claude Chepil has opened :i Cmlout Works, selling the Ben- :', jamin Moore line of paints. :,i, It's in the same location as was , Chcpil's former business, Colout Chepil has also ordered a c'olour Skinner said recently. ' Your World. matching computer. The former Colour Your World " Colotir Works will also sell flanchise had been in operation ,,i: wall paper.and sundry products. Colour Your World is looking for nearly three years. :k ,,.... I did quite a bit of research for a new person to take over its " and have all the confidencoin this product line in Terrace. ," operation," said Chepil. "We've had tremendous sales ,% !, The outlet has tlLme full time in there and we're looking.for the employees and one part time em- right ,kind of operator," Colour ploye¢. Your Word representative Bob

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THE RULES FOR THIS ELECTION ARE BASED ON THE RECENTLY AMENDED CANADA ELECTIONS ACT......

Will the new Elections Act affect how you exercise your right to vote? Yes, to some extent, because the new measures will provide eligible voters with more ways to exercise their right to vote. For example, it is now possible to vote by "Special Ballot, and revision of the voters list has been extended to give more voters the opportunity to •be registered. V!III •

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Illhll I I I II I ~l • Box 22, • JMPROVI,.3 Terrace, B.C, Major Credit Cards Police Exemptions queried YOUR vaG4A2 . A~ept~ TERRACE -- Just because were unaware of their rights, par- U.ND&Aiil AGAINSTODDS Majorie Park Your donationis someone is working on a con- ticularly those on a piece work or FO OF CANADA'S 638'1167 tax deductible beat struetion site shouldn't mean commission system, he called ibr #1 KILLER they're automatically not covered greater public education of both Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send •your Pot by normal termination and employees and employers. severance pay regulations, And no matter how fair any .!~!!?; donation to the address above, along with the name and found That was one of the points revised legislation might be ," It address and the name and address of the next-of-kh, for an ANOTHER PATCH of raised by Dan Farrell in a submis- must have teeth," he added. acknowledgement card, pot fell victim to RCMP sion to the provincially appointed As part of achieving that, more knives last week. Employment Standards Review officers needed to be hired. Point- ' f!ii. Terrace RCMP say they commission. ' ing out just one officer was ex- got a tip last week that led Headed by Mark Thompson, pee!ed to cover anarea stretching theComrnission Washere recent- : from the Queen Charlottes to them to a marijuana grow ly as part of a province'wide tour Granisle and Kitimat to the operation in a small wooded seeking responses to a Labour Yukon border, Farrell eharged, area near Exstew Creek on ministry discussion paper "It's a joke to think one per- Sept. 9. released earlier in the year. son...can efficiently handle all of Dan Farrell Thirty-six marijuana The commission will eventually that?' END0FSEASON plants were seized with an make recommendations on what estimated value of $15,000. changes should be made to the No arrests were made. Employment Standards Act. y The seizure followed the That legislation lays down min' I It',,it'l F- %1 RCMP's mass aerial raid of imum standards for the workplace and sets rules for hours of work, the region last month in payment of wages, vacations and which more than 1,500 ~':"" ' ''," ~i "~"~-'-'~. " ' terminations. I ": ~I'[[~ IIf':-:" i' )'~ 4.'~i~il ' :""~ ~ [ (/"-")~ ' I plants -- valued at some Farrell is business agent for the $1.5 million -- were northwest district council of the bagged. Carpenters and Joiners union. Two He noted the original rationale for exempting all construction Save up to 40% dead workers from termination and FATAL ACCIDENTS severance pay regulations was the Sept, 15- 21 west of town claimed the work tended to be "intermittent and unpredictable". |..'" ; August 30/93 at 2:t0 a.m. Weisht: 101bsl3ozSex=Female | lives of two people over the However, he noted, the current i • i Wdsh/: 9 Ibs 2 oz Sex: Male Parents=Lorne& Velda Campbell; I While Supplies Last Labour Day weekend. legislation required notice in any I Parents, Henry & Marjorie a sister for Staeey-lee, Lorne Jr. & I I MacMillan; a brother for Matthew, Jamie.lee.Thank you very much to I Loft Elizabeth Morgan, other industry where a temporary t; Peter & Anthony Dr. Waterman, Dr, Evans & 22, of Kitwanga, was killed project stretched beyond one Dr. Howidi ('~'i~ Baby's Niumi=, when the half-ton pickup year. Brianne Nicole Simpson truck she was riding in That was based on the assump- \'.: Date & Tune of Birtht ]Baby'sN=me~ plunged down a steep bank tion it was not difficult for an il/ September4/93 at 9:11 s.m. Brlanna Ashley Ray near Shames River on Sept. employer on a project of that : Welsh/: 9 Ibs Sere Female Date& T~meof Birth: 3. duration to give notice. Parents, Andrew & Kathle September 6/93 at 7:30 p.m. The driver of the truck "How is that reality any dif- Baby's Name: Weight: 3185 g 2 oz Sex: Female ferent in construction?" Farrell Brayden Shan Parents, Ron & Ivy Ray; a little was an unidentified 14- asked. Date & Tune of Birth= sister for Natasha Krlstine.A very year-old gift who Was taken Given the present full exemp- September 5/93 at ll:00 p.m. special thanks to Dr. N. Barton & Weigh/: 7 lbs 6 oz Sex= Female nurses Joan & Sharon for all their to Mills Memorial Hospital tion in the industry, he said it was SAVE 20% SAVE and treated for injuries. Parents: Bruce &Alanna support possible for a worker to put in Andrews; sister for Skyler RCMP say the incident is seven months on a project likely All Concrete still under investigation. to last 18 months, be terminated On Sept. 4, Terrace motor- without cause and then replaced Pagodas, Koyens, Budda's cyclist Brian Colin Madill by a new hiring. was killed near the "Should that worker be denied Bird Baths & Planters Zymacord River. two weeks severance pay? What RCMP said an eastbound principle could justify this out- Madill failed to negotiate a come?" he asked. Farrell also maintained depen- WE NEED SPACE SALE! comer, went into the ditch dent contractors should be cov- and struck a culvert. He ered under the Act and be in- '~ 15% Off Entirest°re died on impact. eluded in the definition of an em- That investigation is also ployee. September15- 21 continuing. Pointing out. many workers ~':~, ~&~-~ .... ~!.-800-661-2990 Skeena Mall. 635-5236

• i 4720 Haugland Ave, SAVE 25% SAVE e Dr, RE,,M, Lee HospitalFoundation All.Bird Feeder s Supporting the Terrace Regional Health Care Society and Bird Feed The Dr. R.EM. LEE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION, a volunteer organization, was formed to work with the Terrace Regional Health Care Society which operates Mills Memorial• Hospital and Terraceview Lodge. Its mandate is to increaseand improVe medical care by encouraging individual, corporate and community support.

Funds raised by the Dr. R.E.M, Lee HosPital Foundation are used for the purchase of diagnostic and medical equipment. By enhancing the scope and quality of medical services available, the health needs of our residents and of the neighbouring areas can be addressed locally thereby reducing the number of costly referrals to larger centres. SAVE 30% SAVE

Thanks to the generous support to date, a General Electric CT 6000 Scanner has been All ( arden purchased for Mills Memorial Hospital. Full price for this piece of equipment was $610,000.00, iml:,lements fully paid for by your donations and Cash Calendar proceeds. Scheduled date for operation is November 1, 1993.

Other equipment donated to Mills Memorial Hospital through the Dr. R.E.M, Lee Hospital Foundation has amounted to over $130,000.00

Mills Memorial Hospital has requested the funding for oth:eipieCes of e( : ~ the priority list are: Datex Patient Monitor ...... $42,000.0(] SAVE 40% SAVE Portable Ultrasound with probes ...... 79,800.00 i~iii!i/ii!i~:!,iI'~:~" Flexible nasopharyngoscope...: ...... , ..... ;.,10,000.00 All G .f den/Lawn Side viewing du0denoscope ...... 22,000.00 ~~':"" "" ~ Fertilizers • Manure ..... Flexible cystoscope...... 15,000.00 Withyour continuing support, this much needed equipment can also become a re=

At Terraceview Lodge, funds are being accumulated for a"Bus". This will be used appointments and other outings. Fundraising goal is $70,000.00.

Donations are gratefully accepted and can be directed programs or waids. "In" Memoriam" donations!are' a ! OPEN Receipts are available; ,::i/; ~?: i !:i~~ .... ~ .i•-L . LV BI SALE! CENTRE! Highway 16 East 638-8700 Terrace, B.C, "~" ~ ..... 1 " ] ' • ":"' " ' ' " " I II I II The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page A9 New owners resume production

GROUP PERFORMS Mine racks up big bucks DECENT ACT IN PARK. A group of downtown nelghbourswere tired of watchinga localpark TERRACE -- A major North deteriorate. So, theyspent a Saturdaycleaning up garbage,planting flowers American mining company lost and addinga freshcoat of paint to the rustingplayground equipment. ~.~.~A-q~l~ more than $60 million (U.S.) on This eventis paneof a movementthat's helping change the world. the Golden Bear mine near Dease Lake, the president of its Cana- One simple act at a dine. dian subsidiary said last week. "It was an expensive mistake. But looking back it's hard to say we wouldn't fall into the same problems again," Jack Thompson of Homestake Canada said. Homestake acquired the Golden 01 ERS- BI( SIS Bear mine when it purchased control of North American Metals in the early part of the decade. Homestake this year sold its North American position to junior Wheaten River Minerals Ltd. which is listed on the Toronto Stock Exel~.nge. The mine began as an un- derground operation in 1990 through majority owner Chevron Minerals. It experienced technical prob- lerns and suffered from a marginal deposit up to and past Homestake taking control. "It was hard to predict cost overruns in the conversion of the (processing) plant," said Thomp- son. "We also thought there would be more ore there. We've spent $1 million a year and up to in- crease:rese~es," he continued. Thompson added that falling gold prices also hurt Golden Bear's ability to pay costs and 365 chances tc, win return a profit. Homestake also changed the PAULNICHOL is just one of many Elks out and around these days selling the 1994 edition of the Building FuturesThrough Friendship ~ne to an open pit operation Dr.R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundal]on's cash calendars. They first went on sale at the Skeena Valley when it purchasedcontrol. Fall Fair where Nichol helped man a table In the exhibit hall. Proceeds this year go toward a variety /No fees required Thompson did say Homestake of medical equipment purchases for Mills Memorial.Hospital. / Time commitment- approximately 4 hours per week enjoyed a couple of good years at ::... / No special skills required , Golden Bear. A deal was struck this summer and people of B.C. to be stuck A bonus to Wheaten River is ; Yet continuing problems and a for $1.5 million and Wheaten with a liability ~ another cas- the quality of the work force at / Desire to have fun and promote friendship ~,: low grade ore body caused the took over control of the mine. star," said Thompson. Golden Bear, he said. / Must be 19 years of age i~ :company to cease open pit opera- Homestake did buffer its loss Wheaten River's Jutronieh said "We have inherited a first class '. i tions this year after concluding by gaining a $13 million (U.S.) milling of stockpiled ore has con- mining operation. We have expe- ,/Responsible, mature adult :~:!, there was only 12-18 months of tax credit, said Thompson. tinued to provide cash flow while rienced labour, most of whom 4' Like to spend time with children ;: reserves remaining. He and Wheaten River presi- plans to go back to underground have supervisory experience," "When you look at the overall dent VISCO Jutronieh described mining this fall near completion, said Jutronich. Homestake operation, Golden the purchase as a benefit to both "We plan to carry on produc- Formed two years ago with four e Big Brothers / Big Sisters Bear was a small portion," said parties, tion for another year to 18 principals, Wheaten River takes 4619 c LakelseAve., Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B8 Thompson Of the mine which Included was the setting aside months. The area has potential for its name from a river in the : produced 58,000 ounces of gold of nearly $4 million to cover more ore reserves," he sald. Yukon. in1992. eventual reclamation costs and Jutronich added that an un- It has assembled other ore or call Lois at 635-4232 The:Home.stake decision drew severance packages for employ- derground operation will better be properties but this is its first oper- '. interest from Wheaten River ees. able to cope with the harsh north- ating mine. • whlc.h~ looking to expand. "We didn't want the province em winter.

Shellfishclosu...... res ':" - '~ERRACE.--Shellfish.closures Kitimat Arm, as well as a clam exceed 70 grams per week : at Kitimat and crab closures at fishery closure. Porpoise Harbour and the area : _ Prince Rupert are being around Coast Island are closed to The existing commercial ~mb ; '. maintained. all shrimp harvesting. harvesting closure at Prince DFO scientists are continuing to The Department of Fisheries Rupert is extended to include carry out fish and sediment samp- and Oceans announced recently waters south of a line between ling in all areas where Canadian the closures will continue until Schreibor Point and Pethick pulp and paper mills use chlorine further sampling is carried out. Point, east of the Port of Prince in their bleaching process. Rupert boundary in Vcun Pas- The closures in marine areas The government now requires near several pulp and paper mills sage. mills substitute chlorine dioxide are due to dioxin and furan con- That area remains open to for half the chlorine they would taminatio~L recreational and native harvesting normally use. That reduces the Existing crab harvesting rcstric-. of crabs, but the consumption of amount of organochlorine con- lions ."am : being maintained at crab hepatopancreas should not taminsnls released. You GET YOUR Now Save Up To FIRST GLIMPSE OFA .$ NEW CA'I~: YOUR .HEART -~ KtF'S A [] EAT" You L#FT ITS .OO SLEEK HOOD TO REVEAL THE HEART OF On All Remaining 93 Mazda's THE BEAST, YOUR PALMS SWEAT. You THROW A LEE; lIVER AND TAKE A SEAT. IT's YOUR SEAT, You KNOW THAT NoW. I~UlP-KLY~ WHILE You CAN BET ~40C]'k~, L • You ORDER ONE BEFORE THEY'RE 199: BONE. RIB; I i II THE

OKI~IIIIONII! OE~IBIONB= rlN ONE HAND YOU HAVE: NEW (~ATB LIKE THE ~HAHPIDN ZRB TM PLUS A WHOLE: kINZ°UP or tcJ4 MOOrLS IBOABTINI~ ADVANCKM[NTB LIES £FI, ON THE OTHER HAND YOU HAVE NDTHINO. AND LIE( THATIS NOT INCI~NTIVIE ~ m.NOU~H, D.DIRINCI A (~AT ,y ¢tIKIOT[HIBIIE s 3rlp 1c.193, (~ETB YOU ~1~4 I"11"1 IN=AT ~mRCTIC ~J~''® I~AiH m~' "13 SPEND ON ARt3TII3WEAR e DR OENUINE ARCTIC r?AT PARTi AND ACidS`l" Something BIG is happening at Thornhill Mazda llORIICB'l ¢:IuT R¢MEMBER p THI NEW SLSDE ALWATll 01(3 ffAllTi LelPI THIE DIEGllllON YOU World Class Snowmobiles" MAKIE IN THE: NEXT F'EW WEKKI Ill ONIE VDUeLI- HAVE TO LIVE WITH ALl. WINT¢R LONQ. See next week's paper for complete details ~@ %l~ ~.~ll~djt ~- d~k1k~f~d~e~g3Atct~e|~pq.r~mI~$~fAm~1n~NetHtverPen$~M~/u1|~I~P ~.u • . Mallei LCfllunl ~, ItY#. (204) 0~1-~1740, • I NEID ENTERPRISES LTD. The,Dealer Who Cares I Recreational Sales and Service THORNHILL :. 4925 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C, I 63tF-7288 3040 HVt/Y;18 EAST TERRACE DEALER NO. I~4! '.: :Phone:635.3478 - FAX: 635,5050 .:- [I ...... _:~,!~:.:,..~:~,~.~-...,;-:-:-~- Page AIO -The Terrace Standard Wednesday, September 15, 1993

Tsimshian still I arning DONq"CRUISE the river fishing ndustry WITH BOOZE us as we would have got out the TERRACE ~ Tstmshian say None of the fish wheels were however. gillnets and taken 50,000 fish," they have a lot to learn following lost this year, Hill said, but they "We're committed to this," he Hill said. the end of the second homeland were endangered by fluctuations said, adding the selective fishery *** *'k- fishery season. in water level which forced fish- has the support of both commer- There was also a dispute over And while the numbers of fish ing crews to monitor the wheels cial and sportfishing sectors. fishing territory between the Kit- Grandparents! caught aren't yet compiled, the carefully, The native homeland fishery Do you provide, child care for your grandchildren or other catch is low. "I think to mna fish wheel suc- targets surplus stocks of abundant selas and the Oitksan. children in the community? enhanced sockeye from the Kitselas band chief councillor "Our numbers are very, very cessfully you have to funnel them Fulton and Pinkut artificial Me1 Bevan said Kitselas " ...... - low," said Tstmshian Tribal Into the wheel," Hill added. fishermen had an encounter about Council spokesman Bob Hill. "] He says the fishermen are spawning beds in at Babine Lake. The Terrace Women's Resource Centre is conducting a 30 miles upstream from Terrace survey to determine.the need for child care in the Terrace think we'll be lucky if we see a trying to perfect a system of up- Those fish would normally die with a group of Gitksan natives in area. We would like to know about the typeof Child care total catch of 2,000 sockeye and stream fences that would guide without reaching the spawning that you provide and hear your comments on the future of 2,000 pinks." the fish into the wheel, They're beds because there are simply too August. child care in the community. ,. Tsirnshlan fishermen were allo- trying to avoid a build up of silt many of them. The Gitksan Wet'suwet'en cated 50,000 sockeye and 50,000 where the fences are placed. Other fish caught by the beach Watershed Authority rangers set To take part in this survey s reply fi out a Child Care pinks this season. Last year's seines or fish wheels are released. out downdver from Kitwanga to Survey for Caregivers availal~le atthe following• "It's going to take us another locations: combined catch was 10,000 fish. year before we figure out how To 'sportfishermen, the set straight the Kitsclas fishermen It wasn't until Aug. 12 that best to go about it," Bevan said. homeland fishery is a way of tak- who they thought were fishing at Terrace Women's Resource Centre .. Happy Gang Centre fishermen were catching more The fishing season is too short ing the enhanced sockeye without Gitksan sites. Safeway ,. Overwaitea., Terrace Co.o p than 150 fish por day, Hill added. to gain enough experience, he ex- the indiscriminate kill of steel- But Bevan says the ~tsclas Emerson Medical Clinic ..Kermode Friendship Centre At best, he said, this year's plained, so it is taking band mem- head, chinook and coho that takes fishermen were fishing at a ~t- Terrace Public Library fishery will be a break-even selas reserve site and the would- bers a number of seasons to per- place when the commercial fleet .~r cal the Skeena Child Care Support Program at 638-1113 proposition. feet their techniques. fishes for sockeye. be Gitksan enforcers were in- to answer the survey questions over the phone. Kitselas band chief councillor Hill says Tsimshian natives are "If we were the bad guys formed of that fact and sent on Mel Bevnn says most fish were going to stick with the fishery, everybody seems to be painting their way. caught using beach seine nets. The Kitselas have part of the al- location given to the Tstmshian Tribal Council. "We're still expedmenting," says Bevan. "We have a lot of work to do yet." The wooden fish wheels built by the band to scoop up fish caught some, but not many. BUY Bevan says sueeessfal use of fish wheels depends on finding the fight site for them, ~d they don't think they've found it yet. Six different sites were tried this season and the Kttselas fishermen will try again next year. Hill said the aluminum pontoon 0/%/ design made this year's fish wheels more effective than last year. AT REGULAR PRICE Duelling Buy One SUNKISTFRUIT ROLLS videos At Regular Price 4 Varieties SMITHERS m It's still a case of duelling videos produced by dif- Buy One ' Dell Dept. ferent fishery interests. An early~August. release by the Smithem-based Wild Stcelhead Campaign :wos count~r,~ later FP,OZEN PINKSALMON ~l~l "'~h~'~i~r~: ' in At Regular Price !,~ (Head Removed) Prince Rupeil, • Tim second video was ordered Buy One Package.of Cffstal.Springs " " to counteract the-steelhead one, said/Pfince Rupert alderman Jim Ciceon¢. :-i: DA CHEESE "The critical point that the city is concemc.d with"is that the posi- At Regular Price tion og~th¢ :commercial Industry as belng:a~(resi3onslble,player the Buy One 'in salmon flsiieryd0es.not appear to be getting acr6ss,'.'/~'said Cic. cone who is ai'so iimember of the pro-commemial salmon, ,fishery LONGENGLISH CUCUMBER Save Our Communities Com- mittee. At Regular Price Locally Grown The Wild Steelhead Campaign's video is 30 minutes Buy One (3 Pack) long and was directed and pro- duced by Bulkley Valley resident Myron Kozak. NCH BOX FRUITDRINKS It presentsa strong argument against ,:commercial Catching. of At Regular Price Assorted Flavours, 250 ml Size steelhead; Negotiations are currently tm. Buy One Package der way to show. the steelhead video on a U.S. sports, channel and the 'IV sliow Ryfishlng World. : : INNAMONBUNS The seven-minute-long Save Our Communities production cost At Regular Price 6 Pack $8,000 and features hlgh-profile coastal residents such as' Prince Buy One Package Rupert Mayor Peter I.ester and Tsimsliian' .Tribai C0uncil. presi- dent Art sfo~ff.::: : "'. '~: . . VALUEPRICED BACON On' :;AUg.:. :.~'-:.,i~6" ': ¢ommitte e- received: a':$f5,O00 boost.~ from At Regular Price - 500 gm - Sliced Prince Rupertcounell to further a campaign a~lmt the Wild Steel- r------" ","-- l¢~id'Sodety.:~ ,. ::" " . The nioney,~.approv~ unanl. mousiy,by. ~rlnc¢ Rupert Council, Back to School Favounte ! allows tli¢ coramlttc¢.to hire a professionalIobbyist and he,lp • ~NUT BUTTER & JAM • ! C L I P offset the .costs of pmduc!ng the While or 60% A video. ~ rent (567 g) ~ II 9RI9' ~ " ~:~lq~#" The video presents the argu- ment that steelhead is not an Farm Compote . . I endangered : species, explained : i ,s(375mL) ' ' : l~ A' ~TH ; " committee representative Paddy ButterSmo0th ------=...J,~ l: Q " " a kg) ALL rUM ..... , COUPON I "IPs'iioV'a':~tt6r: of .conserva- J~: Onecou,pon per purchase,Cannot be combinedwilh any 0~er o~t, couponvalid i i~:; tion, lt'ssimpiy'a matter of. al- lo=ttOii,');Said ~e~tOng.Ume;~-: )nlyat Overw~ea Foodsuntn Saturday, September 18,199:3. {Taxeswhere ap#able). ~ cal supporter Of eomme~alflsh, __ jm mm mmm mm m m mm m mmmm m mm m mm m ing rl@ts. Calling the sport fishermen's point iof VieW "b~ and la- d ccurate;,'Green mlded: "We're going tOW and win ,he minds ~tl hearts:'of the coNs- F-coals let tham::know there's another side to tide story. Skeena Mall HOURS ,~we ooa[da, t let (the steelhe~ Men.- Fri, 9 am- 9 pm hadn't seed ~: tliat'.'one, but ,:'Im quite !p~~.~!.~',iO~'.te sults, It Jmtsla~fl~:fa¢l$." - "- ...... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page B1 OMMUNITY NEWS NAGEL 638-7283 TERRACE STANDARD What's BILLYOUNG Up He was a beacon of hope qlm Terrace St;indatd offers EW WHO knew him was draped with his button lion hunting. "He regarded most people as hampers for the needy, and What's Up ~ a m~blic service to having much more potential than blanket and headdress. "He wouldn't miss anything," opened the Terrace Salw~tion its r~ade~s act community F would say he didn't touch their lives in "He took his chieftainship very he said, noting Young's "total they themselves ever recognized, Army thrift store. o~mfizations. some way. seriously," says Alvin Azak, who commitment to the community." because that's what he saw in They also remember him as a "Ihts eoh~ml is intended for non- In life, Capt. Bill Young was a became Young's nephew when himself," says Frank Donahue, a baseball fanatic who didn't miss a profit omanizations and those trusted Salvation Army officer, a his mother adopted Young as her Young was a graduate of the Lions club member. "He had game and could recite ball stats as events for which there is no Lions club organizer and a Royal brother. Harbour Light program for al- great optimism and he had great well as the scripture. ~d~llission chame. Canadian Legion officer. faith in people." To Donahue, Young's greatest ]tewt~ will nin two weeks before "He never pitied people," says gift was motivation and per- When he died on Sept. 6 "After a while, he just expected things to happen -- each event. "promoted to glory" says' his Sheridan. "He would h,:.lp you, suasiveness. : : We :Lql¢that items be std)~ittf¢l. and they usually did." Epitaph -- he received honour but only if you were willing to "He had a tremendous abilily by poon on the Fd~w before the guards from each of those tlu'ee help yourself." to get you off your ass," isme in which it is to anpear. organizations. Most of the people in Canyon coholics. "There ~were so many people Donahue recalls. "This guy suck- For other eentdlnaed a~icles. But perhaps his greatest tribute City (Gitwinksihlkw) ~ where He hadhimself hit rock bottom and organizations that he ered me into more charitable the deadline is 5 p.m. on the came from the northwest native Young was stationed for eight In Vancouver before turning his touched." work than anybody in my life." "l~lms&W hel'ole the isstm comes community, which adopted him years after Terrace -- came to his life to Christianity. He was a Parole Board member, "Al.'ter a while he jusl expected into the killer whale clan years memorial service, he said. Young held up his own experi- a drug and alcohol counsellor for things to happen -- and they Suhln[ss[olls shoald be ~¥ped or ago. "There's a lot of respect here in ence as an example to others. the Kitselas band during his usually did.": printed neatly. His funeral and death feast last the community for him," Azak "He certainly knew about retirement, he was the core of the The Muks-Kum-Ol Housing Thursday night was one befitting says. "He was always taking part life," says Danny Sheridan, exec- Lions club in the area. Society's newest lO-unit building MONTIt OF SEPTEMBER • utive director of the Muks-Kum- His worx helped build chur- on Park Ave. will bear the frame T & K Singles Sept 11 Picnic a chieftain ~ which he was. in everything." The casket of Likiniskw He remembers Young going Ol Housing Society, of which ches, community halls, and tennis of Capt. Young. The official open- nature walk at kalum lake, 1:00 ing is this Saturday at 2 pan. pm Sept 16 Franks Field walk ("grizzly bear, leader of men") along on family trips to go sea Young was a board member. courts..He introduced Christmas Sept 17 Kitimat for supper, Sept 18 Barbeque 4:00 p.m. Sept 19 FABULOUS FALL FAIR Hot springs, Sept 24 card games, Sept 26 second Douglas channel fishing trip, Sept 29 total pool swim, coffee nite Mr. Mikes, every Tues nite 7:00 p.m. phone Bed 635-3238 or Caroll 632-3547.

SEPTEMBER 13, 1993 Skeena Square dancers start square dancing at the Carpenter Hall 3312 Sparks Street at 7 ).m.

SEPTEMBER 17, 18, 19, 1993 - Terrace Hospice Society is having a hospice volunteer training workshop at the Skeena Health Unit Auditorium if you are interested in becoming a Hospice volunteer, visitors call 635- 4811 for more information.

SEPTEMBER 17, 1993 Combined support group /'netting for persons with chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgin Information is also available for anyone ifiiei'ested."7"()0 p.m at the THE iCHJ~MP:: First-time Happy Gang Centre for more 'Skeena Valley Fall Fair information callDarlene at 638- entrant Bill Willemen tows 8688 or 635-4059. Grand Champion market steer 'George' --all 1,086 SEPTEMBER 17, 1993 Terrace Hospice Society is pounds of him -- out of the having a "Care for the Dying and arena. Auctioneer Leo Their Family" General DeJong (above) calls the information about hospice, the bids. Carol Kozier's 1,200- osses for the dying and the role pound steer 'Barney' (bot- of the volunteer. Open to public tom right) was the reserve and no charge. Skeena Health champ. And Mitchell Unit Auditorium from 7:30 to Warner (bottom left) keeps 10:00 p.m. for more tabs on his 78-1b lamb information call 635-4811. 'Leaf. For complete fall fair ~EPTPEMBER 20, 1993 - results, see pages B3-B4. Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary is having there monthly meetings are held the 3rd Monday of each month, (new members welcome), Mills Memorial Hospital Board Room, at 8:15 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 20, 1993 Mixed Volleyball sign up today, at the Terrace Library through the back door in the basement at 7:00 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 21, 1993 1993 Annual General Meeting for Aurora Summer Arts School to be held at 8 pm at the ItEM Lobby. All board members and general public encouraged to attend, • \- /

SEPTEMBER 21, 1993 . B.C. Schizophrenia Society will discuss the coming years agenda housing conference, give support. 3302 Sparks St (Downstairs) at 7:30 p.m..

SEPTEMBER" 23, 1993 - C f~ The Skeena Valley Car Club will be holding it's regular monthly \ o. ~. meeting at the Terrace Kin Hut on the corner of North sparks :and Halliwell, on at 7:30 p.m. for more information you could call Doug at 635-4809 or Larry at 635-4793.

,SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 Terrace Chapter of B.C, Special Olympics registration of athletes and volunteers on time only fall registration IWA office • -~¢1 • i~ ~: (back of Tlllicum Theatre) 7-9 ~p.m. $15 1 Sport, $25 more than ( 1 sport please bring medical card. More information call Jo 635-7936 or 635-7863. SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 post Partum depression a mini- workshop on Thursday, from 7-9 .p.m., Terrace Women's resource centre 4542 Park Avenue, for more Information call Sandra 638-3310 or Carol 638-3325. .SEPTEMBER';Y26, t993 iSaddle Clu b Oymkhana at 10:30

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10th ANNIVERSARY Price Roll Back In Angles Lounge MONDAY Chicken Cordon Bleu TUESDAY B.B,Q, Ribs -,;4 WEDNESDAY Wiener Schnitzel with Mushroom Sauce THURSDAY 8 oz. New York Steak with Caesar Salad -,: ?. FRIDAY Prime Rib SATURDAY 8 oz, New York Steak $4-- [ USIC MOVIES Monday to Saturday5:00 prn to 8:00 pm • SCREAMING HORNETS is playing at • HEART AND SOUL, starring Robert Minimum Beverage Charge of $1,75 Gigi's at the Terrace Inn through til Sept. 18. Downey Jr., plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. at the Tillicum Twin Theatres Wednesday and Thursday night. SO We Are Celebratingwith GreatDinner Values ::'~1 • CATCH.22 and THE LOW BUDGET I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER plyas at BLOOZ BAND play at the Toy Dance organized Help kids climb to new heights of 7:15 only, and HARD TARGET, with Jean- personal and team achievement. by local motorcyclists on Saturday, Sept. 25, at the Claude Van Damme, plays at 9:30 only. Air Cadet Hall at the airport. Doors open 8 p.m. Tix $15 at Terrace Hotel, Gemma's. TERRACE iNN .i • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 ET CETERA 4551 Grei~ Avenue, Terrace, BC 635-6630 p.m. to 1 a.m.) and Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) at #CO~ CANADA George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn, every Fri- • WHERE THE PEOPLE GATHER-- an ex- day night (7 p.m. to I a.m.) at the Thornhill Neigh- hibition of photographs and Nisga'a artwork will be bourhoed Pub, and every Sunday (8 p.m. to mid- on display at the Terrace Public Art Gallery for the night) and Monday (10 p.m. to 2 a.m.) at Hanky month of September. The display, organized around Panky's in the Coast Inn of the West. Vickie Jemen's photographs of the carving of a Terrace C mcer Society Nisga'a totem pole, features masks, button blankets, rattles, staffs and other carvings by the presents [)ANCE Tait family. Gallery hours are noon to 3 p.m. Tues- day to Saturday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. from Tuesday to 1993- [99 Se on Upcoming Thursday, and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Terrace Concert Society • RED THUNDER DANCERS return to Ter- Posl Ofhce Box 368. Tic e Package= race for two shows Sept. 17 and 18. Showtime is 8 Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax to Terrace, B.C. p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. 'Fix $10 at the 638-8432 to add your event to the Standard's V8G 4B1 Kermode Friendship Centre. Red Thunder's last free entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 Season tickets will be on sale for previous members at show here was a sell-out, with dozens turned away p.m. Thursday/or the following week's paper. at the door. Erwin's Jeweller's in the Skeena Mall from September 11 to September 22, 1993.

Riders t o!i: '' ~ Affe,r. that date, they wJll be made available to the qeneral TOY RUN o"r i; again oubhc. Since tickets are sold on a first-come-first-served basis, it's a good idea to get your reserved seating selection

,.4 THE ROAR of motorcycle Motorcycle Club and the Har- participants are asked to bring as early as possible. engines will fill the air Satur- ley Owners Group, which a toy. day, Sept. 25 for the llth an- Joined in last year. Tbey'H follow up the run that nual Toy Run. The Roadrunners have night with the 2nd annual Toy Each year the proud event organized the event since 1983. Dance at the Air Cadet Hall at SEASON PACKAGE draws dozens of bikers armed There will be a noon lunch at the airport. Bands playing there will be with toys. Mt. Layton Hot Springs. The (SiX CONCERTS) , .,, • • . Last year's run saw 80 motor- Toy Run will take place at 2 Catch-Z2 and the Low Budget cycles parade through p.m., with motorcyclists meet- Blooz Band (which.is changing downtown streets. ing at the Highway 16/37 Its name). More than 120 toys were col- wel~hseales. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets Adull :::.. lected for the Salvation•Army, This year's run is in memory are $15 per person and are as well as $4,000 in donations. of rider Roger Bourg01n, who available at the Skeena Hotel, Students & Seniors ;:::iS40iO0 " For a second year the event died in an August 5th logging Gemma's gifts, Kelly's Stereo will be a joint presentation of accident at Collin's Bay. and Terrace Custom Cycle. A the t Terra~" _,~"u~..~,,ers ~4.:'~,~~n~fce~ but~aH ,>~¢~urlesy.busjs avall~.b~e. .~s~ ",~.~.~,~'~,~r," "~~ ~ .... " ...... i,.:.,.~ ...... "...... ~. .~ .

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SUNDAY I l . MoNllDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY' : T HURsDA~ I, ~,~l-r.¢,,,.,il,,,u Terrace747 Air Big SkeenaValleyRecycling Terrace 3 4 Peaks Cadets Brothers KinsmenClub Gymnastics Terrace Niaga'eTribal ShamanMounlain Club Anti.Poverty Council.Terrace Ski Club

5 6 Terrace 7 8 9 TerraceLittle 10 Canadian 11 AssociationTerreceArt Pa~enlnCoalition l Terrace Theatre Paraplegic tarmn Minor Kermode Community TerraceSoccer Advancement Hockey ~ Friendship I Volunteer Terrace Nisga'aTribal TerraceFigure ofin Education Turace Association Society Bureau Anti.Poverty Council-Terrace Skating

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Parenl=Coalition Purple Paraplegic Can, Parentsfor I tot mn Minor Kermode Peaks French Advancement Hockey Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Nisga'aTribal of Education Terrace Figure i~Tetracm Association Society Club Anti.Poverty Council.Terrace Skating

Youth 19 20 21 22 23 Orde,Royalo, 24 Canadian ,O"~=/'7,~ Ambassador •- . ; ,~. ' i',,,~ Parent,Coalition Terrace Purple Paraplegic tot the Minor Kermode Terrace I(inette Club Advancement Hockey Friendship Blueback Terrace of Education Nisga'a Tribal TerraceSearch );,~i~ , ,:~-. ~ .... ~,.~.'~..~ :~'~ ,;:. i~ Terrace Association Society Swim Club Anti.Poverty Council-Terrace & Rescue 26 27 Terrace 28 29 30 RingettesTerraceI Pa~enlaCoalition Minor Kermode Terrace for the SWINGERS: Happy young fair-goers check out the view from the Green Flyer ride at the Skeena Advancement Baseball Friendship Blueback Terrace Valley Fall Fair. Glorious sunny weather made for a successful weekend. of Education Association Society Swim Club Anti.Poverty in Terrace I Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 Fall Fair final results Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m.' Games 10:00 p.m. T.V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION Grand Aggregates Carolyn Hamer (3rd) Monro Decorated cake ~ C. Dalfuoco 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 Livestock -- Rafuse family Cakes (most pts) ~ Tie: Catherine Baxter and Frances Horticultural -- Marie Johnson Continued pg, B4 4-H Beef Grand Champion market beef Bill Willemen (George) 4-H beef showmanship ~ Bill Willemen 4-H Sheep Grand Champion Ewe -- I L Brandy Rafuse Grand Champion market lamb I -- Jennifer Ansems ~i!i!~!iiiii~!~.i~! ~. ~, i:~ ~ •

Jr. 4-H sheep showmanship , , , . , :, • Lisa Carpino Sr. 4-H sheep showmanship -- Brandy Rafuse 4-H Rabbits LUCERNE Hi pt. 4-H rabbits ~ Solveig Adair Open Dairy Goats EGGS Jr. Champion ~ Pat Weissrter Sr. Champion ~ Kathy Tyeho Best Udder ~ Kathy 'l"ycho Open Beef • Grand Champion Market Steer,.~ ~l ;* ; -- Carol Kozier Open Sheep ~~L_.II ': ' ...... Grand Champion Ewe Brandy Rafuse Grand Champion Ram Trudy Rafuse Open Swine, ,,, . i~ ~ ;; •:. • ::~ Premier Exhibitor ~ Eugene Rafuse

• Open Rabbits JLimit 1. Over Limit Price $1.38 ea. ! Sr. Champion--Pamela Kurth i!ii!i ~ 1 Dozen.Medium. ~: Jr. Champion ~ Solveig Adair Grand champion ~ Pamela Kurth Open Poultry Hi pt. domestic birds ~ E. /ilii !ilill Amems family Hi pt. fancy birds ~ Carolyn Hamer Miscellaneous Cut flowers (annuals) -- Leslie Durand Cut flowers (most pts) "Made Johnsol~ Decorative arrangments (Indian Summer) ~ Alice Hamer Decorative arrangements (most points) -- Alice Hamer • Container grown plants -- Mary Jcpsen • Fruits ~ Fred Annett TIDE BARTLETT Vegetables (most pts) --Made Johnson DETERGENT JUICE PEARS Farm produce (most pts) Original, 12. Litre or BeI-Air. Reg. or Florida B.C. Grown. No. 1 Grade. Assorted Ultra 6 Litre. 1.08/kg Leslie Durand 355 mL, Frozen. ea Canada Fancy Grade. 9 ,. Limit 1. Over Limit Price $9.98 °""°' Best fruit wine ~ Bob Marcd- 88 tin Best overall wine -- Bob Mar- cellln PORK LOIN Canned fruit and veggles -- LIGHT BULBS ROAST 88 B""CELERYO"O*" 3 9 Leslie Durand /Ib Jams and Jellies ~ Leslie 60 or 100 Watt Whole or Half. /Ib 4.1,4/kg .86/kg Durand °'"'"°Pkg. of 2 ea 911 Fresh. Pickles and relishes- tiei Marie Johnson and Patti Noonan 1 Breads (most pts) -- Marie Johnson SLICED PORK PICNIC TROPICAL BUY ONE Whole wheat bread contest -- PLANTS GET ONE : Catherine Baxter (lst), Gladys BACON 29 SHOULDER Anaka (2rid), Carolyn Hamer Side. Devon Brand. Whole.. Hock Removed AssortedVarieties10"Pot. FREE l (3Td) .... 500 g. pkg. ea Smoked. .. ; Muffin contest -- Lynda Town :(let), Marie Johnson (2rid), 7: * Row, row~ Better service. Better quality. That's today's better way. • %'+ i~ row your boat... ii ~~' ~oomeu-.y.

I ..... Drinking and boating carries the same i ;: stiff penalties as drinking and ddving. i , Watch out. ~*l : ~ PoI J~ on the water now ~" 1 ~ carry hand-heldbreathatyzers.

...... ~ , The canadian Red Cross Society : Advertised prices in effect until closing Saturday Sept. 18, 1993 at your Terrace Safeway store. Quantity rights reserved. Page B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 HOSPICE The North's Only I . ;:.~':~ Helping care for the dying Log Cabin Pub... GREAT FOOD, GREATATMOSPHERE ] dying and fear of dying In the T HIS WEEK I would evening. The North's only log cabin pub offers a great menu & like to tell you a little friendly service, about the Terrace Sunday's topics include family "Here 'n THE PERFECT PLACE FOR FUN,..ANYTIMEI I Hospice Society. dynamics and the dying, con- I fronting death activty group dis- What is Hospice? Well back tn There" / the fall of 1992, a small group of cussion, grief reactions,stages of FRIDAY- KARAOKE 8 pm - closing grief (physical, emotional, men- interested and caring people got by Yvonne Moen J~t Jl~ J~ J~AJt%A together. tal, spiritual symptoms), children of grieving, a video discussion, They decided there was a need VVV VIVl in Terrace for a support group and some do's and don'ts. COU RTESY that would care for the dying and And a little reminder:. Hospice VAN DON'T MISS THE FUNI their families. help you die peacefully, but also entitled "Care for the Dying and society is holding an arts and The group first held a public in- to live until you die. their Family" at the Skeena erafts bake sale at the Coast Inn formation meeting on Sept. 29, The Terrace Hospice Society Health Unit auditorium. of the West on Nov. 13, 1993 1992, when guest speaker Dr. service is here to lend a hand. Friday, Sept 17 7:30 - 10 p.m. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tables are Chflstine Piercy came from If you or someone you know evening talk will be on the history available for $30 each. Smithers to speak on the subject. needs Hospice care, or if you and philosophy of Hospice and The society is a non-profit Yours To 0wn! Classic A general meeting was then would like more information the role of the volunteer. This society working hard to raise held Jan. 26, 1993 and the Ter- or if you'd like to volunteer evening is open to the public, but funds for continuous operation. Favorites FromDisney! race Hospice Society was formed. call coordinator Diane Mac- you must register for the other Any donations are gratefully ac- The Terrace Hospice program is Cormick at 635-4811 or write to sessions. cepted. a free community service. Terrace Hospice Society, 4506 The Sat. Sept. 18 meeting Sooner or later most families Hospice is committed to coor- Lakeise Ave., Terrace, B.C., VSG agenda consists of: welcome, will be faced with caring for a dinating the needs of the termi- 1P4. ground rules and communication terminally ill family member. The nally ill and their families in Ter- , On Sept. 17, 18, and 19, the skills in the morning; stress man- Hospice program can help lighten race by providing specially Terrace Hospice Society is hay- agement and role plays in the the load, and can help a loved one selected, trained Hospice visitors, ing a volunteer training workshop afternoon and losses for they stay at home. resource material, and assisting with education and public aware- heSS. Hospice volunteers have suc- ii D;i:'!;i; cessfully completed the necessary Project Literacy Terrace training program and will visit on request of the patient or faintly in On September 28, 1993, Project Literacy Terrace will be hospital or home. holding an information session for prospective volunteer literacy They also provide friendship and assistance from volunteers tutors. This is your opportunity to learn about Project Literacy who understand the needs of Terrace's Volunteer Literacy Tutor Programme--and to consider patients and their families enablin terminally ill people to be whet_her you would like to play a pivotal role in "gradua~ng" One of cared for and to die at home if so five "low-literate" adults to a personal sense of satisfaction that they desired. The Hospice visitors offer sup- can finally read, write, and/or speak English at functional levels. port to patients, family and This in_formation session will be held at 7 PM. Refreshments will be HOME VIDEO- friends throughout the last stage © The Walt DisneyCompany. of illness, at the time of death, served. For more information, call 635-9119. Or stop by Terrace's and during bereavement. adult literacy contact centre •which is located at 4506 Lakelse--on the Hospice believes you matter to the last moment of your life and second floor of the old government building! will do all they can not only to 3UPE=iiO= VIDEO FREE KID S MOVIES , "¢tf ~" _'~ " ~ - -ITH ANY OTHER RENT4L FROM B3 )6 Pro,ject Literactj Terrace O 4721 Lakelse Ave. 635-4333 Fall Fair ' '"rigidai k re s ...... : : \ coo~es and sq=r~ (mosipts) " ~ ~FRIGIDAIRE tic: M. Johnson and Frances Monro Pies and tarts (most pts) -- Marie Johnson Apple pie contest ~ Lynda Town (1st), Leslie Durand (2nd) Candy ~ C. Dalfuoco Crochet ~ Jeanne Foumier

Embroidery -- Etleen Micks J Hand knitting -- Nettle I_ok REFRIDGERATOR Machine I~haitting -- Natalie Stewart 19 Cu. Foot Capacity Best quilt -- Catherine Baxter Glass Shelves Best gan'nent ~ Nettle Lok Sewing ~ Patti Noonsn FullyAdjustable Shelves Best arts/crafts display ~ Patti and Bins Noonan Fresh Meat Keeper Homemaker display -- Patti MicrowaveTo Noonan Best drawing/painting -- ReffidgeratorLeft Randy Penner OverTrays Arts and crafts-- Tmdy Rafese Photography -- Carolyn Hamer Frigidaire will send you a DASH FOR CASH REBATE when • DeluxeDeep Children's horticulture (7 & un- you PURCHASE and TAKE DELIVERY of eligible Frigidaire Door Bins der) ~ Ken Adair (is0, Carmen models betweenSept 7, 1993 and Oct. 10, 1993. Sorry, but Durand (2nd) Children's horticulture(8-12) NO sustitution models will qualify. Please check the listing TIc: Jeffrey Town and J on the special form at Totem Countrywideto ensure that the Douglas Adair (1st),JOanna War- i model you purchased qualifies for the DASH FOR CASH =989 j cup (2rid) ;~. : Slmll~rToIllustm~on Bffigidaire Children S-Horticulture(13-16) REBATE. Plus tie: Solveig Adair and Sheldon Wilkerson (lst) BFrigidaire Baking (ages 7 and under) -- Nicky Dalfuoco (most pts) RANGE Baking (ages 8;!2) ~ Mitchell • V: ' Warner (1st), Jesslca Harris (2nd) .30'Self Clean Rice IG"isptes contest'~ Rachel Muller (IS0; ~.'r Danny::/Amcms , ElectronicTimer =75 (2nd); tie: Angel a MCRae and oTwo 6' and two Donella Rundell (3rd) 8' CoilElements Baking (ages 13-16) -- Solvetg .... d~7 Adair (ls!),, Jennifer Ansems t,LeftTop REBAT (2nd) ~ ',,.. ' Whiteon whffe Best decorated cake (kids) -- 3 Angle McRae':: : /=Y:-

• Wild r't'lo~e~'ibouquet"~- Laura -:}, Braam ":'' :":~ .- Best pr[i~ti~g ~Phil]ip Durand s899 Best .handwriting ~ Danny Ansems j~.w:'~ _ Plus Best poem ~Phillip Durand Environmental- awareness -- Christopher Anaka q~ C,onservation:i~o and:: education (most pt0i!:~!!Jeff::Town~(lst);, ,:.,:

Kids art'~:~{~fts (age7 and under)--';'~[as~//Daffuoco (1st), COUNTRYWIDE Danl¢]]¢ ~i~d):: • . Ill 4501 L.ke,se x~ a~:~d~rafts (age 8-12) - ' " ,REBATE, FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Terrace,BC - Keisez~r:OO, ,e: Jeff CHARGE PLAN Town and I~iChdl,Mulier (~d). Kids arts;'~d~: (age:.13-10 '••:' siNcE 638-1158 -- Jeff:Town l(ist)~ riO, Angola * Convectl0n Model: $7S.00 Rebate Owned and operatedby TotemFurniture & ApplianceLtd. Boutllier ~::and~- Irdrsten~ - Muller (2nd) ..... -.. "- - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page B5 WHAT'S UP DOC? I • WINTER WONDERLAND A Guide of Local SKI TERRACE Winter Activities This attractive and informative booklet contains information that readers refer to again and again, A Ski Book and a Whole lot morel This year the Ski Terrace Book is expanding to include a whole range of winter activities including, snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross country skiing, curling, hockey, skating and a wide range of indoor activities. The whole package will show that Terrace is indeed a "Winter Wonderland,. I~1 A Guide for Skiers! The Ski Terrace section offers handy information on Shames Mountains's ski newest runs, dates of important events, ski shops, accommodation, rentals, and more. * Of special interest this year will be feature stories on the people that make up the Shames mountain work force. [~ A Guide for Shoppers! Skiers are shoppers too. They eat in restaurants, they sleep in hotels, they buy winter clothing and ski equipment, They also buy cars, stereos, jewelry, games, and toys. Advertisers have an opportunity to benefit during the ski season and afterwards. I~l New Increased Circulation! This year, Smithers, Burns Lake and Houston will be added to the coverage area. In all, over 30,000 copies of the book will be circulated. This large circulation and high readership of the "Winter Wonderland/Ski Terrace" booklet make it an ideal place to advertise your business or service. It's a showcase for our community that will last all winter! I~ Book your space today. Ph 638.7283 Fax 638-8432

- -:iTERRACE STANDARD SOME FINE Skeena valley carrots were in the harvest at Saturday's farmer's market for 1C-year- old Erin Greenwood, visiting town from Oshawa, Ont. Farmer's market patrons have a few more weeks left to sample the summer's bountiful harvest, Mike Hamm, AdvertisingManager

'mstrong Janet Viveiros ~ Advertising Consultant THE KIDS ARE THERE. Sam Collier DRIVE WITH Advertising Consultant i : =- CARE!~0u.

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YOUR DECOR ' ,~ TerraceCarpet Centre ~ 3202 Munr0e.Streetat Hwy,16 W TERRACE I 308 -4722 Lakelse Ave. Terrace, B,C. 638-1183 " •:, ( = .... , ~4== Page B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 TERRACEVIEW LODGE ACCEPTS $10,000 TOWARDS BUS PROJECT Channel :;:.: .~ CE ATHER /'%...... 10 guide w &TCH Wednesday, Sept. 15 8:05 p.m. -- B.C. Forest Al- For recorded weather in- liance: Forest and the People formation from Environment series (The Decency Decade). Canada, call 635-4192. Friday, Sept. 17 LAST Max. Min. Snow Rain Sun 8:05 p.m.- B.C. Forest Al- WEEK Temp, Temp, (cm) (mm) (hrs) liance: Forest and the People series (The Decency Decade). Aug. 7 26.5 12.3 0 0 13.0 Sunday, Sept. 19 Aug. 8 19.8 13.2 0 9.4 6.2 3:05 p.m. -- Faith Full Gospel. Aug. 9 21.5 11.4 0 + 5.0 12.5 6:05 p.m. -- Skeena Valley Fall Aug. 10 25.4 9.2 0 0 13.5 Fair, Aug. ii 19.8 Ii.i 0 0.6 1.5 8:05 p.m, ~ Terrace Beautifica- Aug. 12 19.4 13.4 0 0.8 6.9 tion contest: A look at the society Aug. 13 19.1 12.5 0 0 2.7 and recent winners of the beauti- Aug, 14 2.5.2 9.8 0 0 12.8 ful gardens contest. Aug, 15 23.3 10.5 0 0 6.5 Monday, Sept. 20 Aug. 16 26.4 11.4 0 0 13.0 8:05 p.m. B.C. Forest Al- Aug. 17 23.2 15.3 0 0 5.4 liance, The Decency Decade Aug. 18 2.5.0 13.1 0 0 12.1 (repeat) Aug. 19 27.8 12.1 0 0 13.2 Tuesday, Sept. 21 Once again Skeena Valley Rotary Club members Ed Graydon, Sandy Marshall and Bob Audet Aug. 20 23.7 11.3 0 0 3.0 7:05 p.m. -- South Asian Mosaic. were on hand to presentthe cheque to Harvey Dahl. The Skeena Valley Rotary Club has raised Aug. 21 17.7 II.7 0 7.2 3.2 8:05 p.m. ~ Skeena Valley Fall Aug. 22 13.9 11.8 0 7.6 0 Fair. over 1/2 the $70,000 needed to purchasethe new vehicle.The Club's goal is to raise the money Aug. 23 12.4 9.7 0 9.2 0 Wednesday, Sept. 22 by summer of 1994, Aug, 24 13.5 9.2 0 0.7 0 8:05 p.m. -- B.C. Forest Al- Aug, 25 18.9 8.8 0 0 7.6 liance: Native forestry issues Aug. 26 13.6 9.5 0 3.6 0 (repeat) Aug. 27 15.6 9.6 0 0.4 0.1 Thursday, Sept. 23 Aug, 28 19.5 10.6 0 0 8.7 8:05 p.m. -- Skeena Valley Fall Aug, 29 23.0 7.4 0 0 12.2 Fair. (repeat) Aug. 30 22.4 8.3 0 0 11.3 Friday, Sept. 24 Aug, 31 23.4 10.5 0 0 5.9 8:05 p.m. -- B.C. Forest Al- Sept. 1 24.7 11.3 0 0 12.6 liance: The Clayoquot Sound de- ( 9 Sept. 2 27.3 10.7 0 0 12.1 cision and the workers views. Sept. 3 26.5 10.9 0 0 11.8 Sunday, Sept. 26 3:05 p.m. -- Faith Full Gospel. LAST Max. Min. Snow Rain Sun 6:05 p.m. -- Terrace Regional da YdC?Y@H (cm) (mm) (hrs) YEAR Temp. Temp. Healthcare Society annual gener- al meeting. Aug, 7 16.4 10.8 0 2.4 2.4 8:05 p.m.- Terrace Beautifica- Saturday, September 18, 1993 at 11:00 am Aug, 8 18.4 9.2 0 1.4 10.4 tion contest: A look at the society Aug, 9 21.4 11.2 0 0 9.8 and recent winners of the beauti- Aug. 10 23.4 8.7 0 0 6.3 ful gardens contest. Aug, ii 26.2 15.1 0 0 8.3 Monday, Sept. 27 Behind KondolasFurniture Aug, 12 27.3 13.1 0 0 10.7 7:30 p.m. ~ Terrace City Coun- Aug, 13 23.4 11.4 0 0 7.9 cil meeting. LIVE. -~ 4822 Highway16W, Terrace, BC Aug. 'Trace 11.5 14 23.1 13.9 0 Tuesday, Sept. 28 Aug. 15 21.6 10.4 0 0 5.4 Aug, 16 24.1 13.0 0 0 6.9 7:05 p.m. -- South Asian Mosaic. Aug, 17 26.3 11.2 0 0 6.5 Aug. 18 22.3 13.6 0 0 12.8 Aug, 19 25.4 8.3 0 0 12.7 Waiter Safety says... Aug. 20 27.3 11.5 0 0 11.6 Aug. 21 25.3 12.0 0 0 12.8 Aug. 22 23.8 8.9 0 0 12.1 Aug ;23 24.2 7.5 0 Trace 7.5 Aug. 24 22.2 11.7 0 Trace 3.8 Aug, 25 19.5 14.7 0 1.7 0 Aug. 26 18.9 12.7 0 0.8 7.3 Aug. 27 18.2 5.5 0 0.4 4.9 Viewing Friday, September 17, 1993 Aug. 28 20.9 5.2 ,+0 0 10.7 Sale Conductedby ProfessionalAuctioneers Aug. 29 .... ':12:6 : :i0.2 ,, 5.2 0 ...... ,,.~: ...... :.,,,.ILL] .... Michale& MontyAIdoff ...... 30 .... ~-~21..;.2 ,,~...... 10~5 ...... '~'0': ...... ':+ ...... 0.8 ...... 7.5 ...... swim with others at~ Aug, 31 17.2 11.9 " 0 .... 6.0 0 supervised areas ...... Frontier Auction Services Ltd. Sept. 1 17.2 10.6 0 2.0 7.8 Ph: 376-6990 Kamloops, BC FAX 372-0577 Sept. 2 16.8 10.3 0 0.2 6.0 'the Canadian Red Cro~ Society Sept. 3 16.0 10.3 0 + ,Trace 3.3 / ~Q • . .. INTRODUCiNG tw ! ?® L I The All New 1994 -~----~'~ Full Size Dodge SLT WAREHtIUSE PRICES 4 I st..o Ch=rs ~w=,s,..+. I + ...++.+,,,~ " ~ /7/,. +;~mi +'^ ~ "°J ~ ...... ++i ]

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471 2 Loen Aven ue Located in this centre of the Horseshoe this unique family home offers great living on a large private lot. This 3 bedroom home offers 1770 sq. ft on 2 levels plus 1/2 basement, natural gas heat and hot water, 2-4 pce baths, patios out the front and back, master bedroom has patio doors to a private balcony plus a built-in dresser, 2nd bedroom also has a built-in dresser. This home has extra storage and cupboards built-in throughou t, there is a great garden area in the backyard with many fruit trees and a greenhouse for someone with a green thumb. The yard is entirely fenced with paved parking and single car garage with automatic door opener, The decor through out is very light and modern with vertical blinds on most windows, This home is in immaculate shape and is very easily maintained for any more information on this quality home please call Usa or Christel at Terrace Realty Ltd. 638-0371 or evenings at 635- 4950, Listed MLS at $131,900.00.

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READY FOR :PRNITE SEITING IN TOWN.... " 5.4~ACRE HOE3BYFARM ...... " EXECUTIVEHOM~';'~" SPECIALHO~E CLOSE TO SCHOOLS YOU • 1200 eq. ft - 4 bedrooms .990 sq. ft. -2 bedrooms Nicely renovated4 bedroorn home with Excellent modular home with full A new executive home with 3103 eq. ft, Checkout this unlque home in a pdme MADE OF extra large 118 x 128.5 ft. Iol in quiet addition sitting on cement. Patic, flower of super quality tihishlng. 5 bedrooms,3 location in the Horseshoe, 4 onatural gas heat • 80 x 200 lot This lovely 3 bedroom home Is located • 1/2 acre lot . N/G heat Asking $115,000 MLS Asking $79,900 MLS Ioc~tion In town. Call Gordie Olson to gardens, 2 green houses, gardens, bathe, double garage end many more bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and much in the Horseshoeand only 3 yam old, view this great family home. Pdced at chicken pens, and bern to ftne features. Call Shaunce for more more, Call Shaunce for details. It hat a double garage, ~pzddzl $119,900 MLS accommodate horses, New oll fumase, informationMLS $124,900 MLS TERRACETRIPLEX basermnt, built.in vacuum, j~uzz:i in II STARTING OUT? New cement septic tank. Set in nice Are you looking for a revenue producing the erauite spacious kitchen and a IThen just maybe you should be park like setting, minutes from town. CONTRACTORS Investment?LOOK st thisl "l~Is triplex Is fenced back yard just to mention a few TRUCKERS DREAM considering this 1977 Atco San Juan Owner could tra~e on ho~e with THI.qKING OF BUILDING? 5 bay shop, 2 (12) fl and 3 (10) fl located In a quiet area of the city.A large of the features, To view or for more mobile home. 14 x 70 three bedrooms, Check out this heavy industrial ehop with 2drive.thru bays; Located on 3.84 basementand garden potential In town. Check out these 4 lots in a quiet area doors, All cement floors, grease pit, beckyard makes this a family friendly Infon~etior~ call Ted now 635.5619. natural gas heat. A unit that is Call John $109,000 MLS on the bench, Each lot is 80 x 100 end 2800 sq. ft. office, dorage and parts udt Two 3 bedroom suites end a 4 Listed at $198,900 MLS affordably pdced at $26,500 MLS cell acres, Call Gordle Olson for more Information end your appointment to has city water end sowor to the rooms. Can be run as v~ous home bedroom suite with rental Income of I Jim, view. MLS NEW LISTING property, Ceil Shaunce for more businesses while living in attached $'2,025.00 per month based on full information.$27,500 each Exclusive STREET OF DREAMS A 1974 Bendix Mobile Home Close to 1200 sq. ft. residence, Vendor could occupancy as of November 1, 1993, To view contact Ted Garner at 635-6361, RURAL.LIVINGMINUTES Brand new 3 bedroom home, Vaulted AFFORDABLELIVING schools end downtown shopping. On a take smelt house in on trade, C~dl pad In a quiet mobile home park, Call Joh~ Asking $144,000 ML$ Listed $190,000 EXCLUSIVEI FROM DOWNTOWN ceilings and skylights, 2 car garage and Can be yours with the 14 x 70 mobile FOR THOSE STARTINGOUT full I~sament, Very quiet el~eet Asking home with 12 x 20 addition set up on its Ted now. Listed at $22,500 IV~.S Newly renovated 3 bedroom house $144,500 MLS, call Dende • , own 80 x 120 lot. Three bedrcome, On ~ own 63 x 80 lot Is this 1971 12 x JACKPINE FLAT ESTATES with full basement on ,36 acre lot on natural gas heat, If you are a first home 68, 2 bedroomStatesman mobile home, GREATSTARTER HOME 2+ acres on//9 Sockeye Creek Road, Johns Road. House has 4th bedroom 9 ACRES Completely renovated Inside Induding You can move dght Ir~is cozy 3 MOBILE PARKLIVING buyer, you can get into his home for Private acreage approx. 700 E of lake 70 ft ddlled well, piping In. Vendor states in basement plus family room and =lr gyprocad walls, new flooring and new just needs pump, Power pole hooked A well looked after end maln~ned 12 x $3,000 downand paymenteof less than frontage. Just north of Terrace on bedrooj~r.a,,~l~ icclle~l close to tJght wood etove, Home has excellert 69 mobile on a pad in a nicely treed $600 a month over 15 years. Call Jim kitchen cabinets. A great possibility for eohe~L,j;~all Gordle up to meter bo~ I~ce acreage in fast potential for the right family. Call Jdm •t Kalum Lake, Maps available, For more the beginner,ASk Shaunca for details Oleon'~eryour appointment to view. mobile home wk, Has a 9 x 18 today for your appointment on thle Info, please cell Hans, Asking $34,900 developingrural area. Call John to view to view this home, Asking $103,800 addition. Call Ted now 635-5619, Listed todd, Reducedto $44,000 MLS Listed at $79,900 MLS MLS propertypdced at $59,900 ML8 MLS ML9. at $28,000 I~LS m mmml~m

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A stucco finish combined -.~l~fl~:~ ~ -- ~ [ ,,~~[~~ with a tile roof and palladian ~r~_t~ =~,-~i ~;a~~ style feature windows creates ~'~II-L-il] -~2a=_~ ~t:~, ~4~~~'[~ [~ [/~ a fashionable exterior look. ~~'~_- .~-~ ~~', '~ ~-~ i -~-{ ., ..... Double doors lead into a ~.~ ~ ~~~------~ - good Slzed' foyer brighten' cd ~~.~-.~z.,.~ ~-~~f~~'-'" g~-"" by a an overhead skylight. A future den, just off the foyer, i i iiiii would make an ideal home TYNAN DESIGN LTD. PLAN NO. GL'620 1830 SQ.FT. ~,~'IN FLOC'I~ ==LAN ~3C ~ ,FT office. A large unfinished Phone: M1~72~ F~ MI.4~22 ~,SEHENT FLCC~ ~LaN area awaits your own creative touch. Upstairs, an open plan for the living and dining room creates a spacious atmosphere for entertaining. The living room features a vaulted ceiling and a window seat set into a palladian style feature window. The dining room boasts an elegant offered ceiling. A gourmet style kitchen has plenty of cupboard and counter space, a work isled, and a pantry. The nook receives plenty of naruial light from surround- ing windows. French doors lead from the main hail into a spacious family room which is open to the kitchen, I 631]'00°'7 I;~." w, .:~".-:~.~.: ! it i Both front bedrooms fea- stevecook ture vaulted ceilings and power"olga I window seats. The master bedroom also has a window %.,-, "?'~ ",:a Z seat, and featr..-cs a walk-in ~~,;~.,.E~':.:;. ~ ..... : closet, and a four piece ensu- " Io ~ 9~, ' "2" ite with n raised swirl tub. :| ~ii: Plans for GL-620 may be obtained for $365.00 for l package of five complete #15- 4832 Lazelie MLS $61~900 3908 Hagen MLS $34,500 ...... 3801 Eby St MLS $149,900 I 5113 Keith MLS $79~900 sets of working prints and $29.00 for each additional OPEN HOUSE

set of the same plan. Allow t ~.... ~ ,1= $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and han- Iig%.~/ s .... dling ( B,C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan Saturday,September 18 Darci Ave {Off Dover Rd) EXC ~.ito~l) (All,.Gan~dian:resi-L ~. :' I~illWl~ aWu~v:; ; :/.~L..~ ~;'~-~**~., ]@~e-~ 3228 Kahm MLS LeasePropertv 3504:Cot~6nw6o~ MLS: $162,500: I 2-4pro 4921ScottAve.. :~ • . 3308Spark3 MLS $84,900 : .' . $179,000 ~:i.:d'~'~sadd 7% GST to plan • to~'l plus postage and handling). This is one of our new .," %G' d osigns. Many innovative TOP plans are now available in our NEW Basement Entry PRODUCER plan catalogue for $9.58 Including postage and han- 2710 Keefer ML$ $63~500 5321 MountainVista MLS $119,900 FOR THE 4518 ParkAve MLS $129,900 4811 Tuck MLS $1191900 • dung and 7% GST. ~:~!(::,, . " . : • • Please make all cheques, '- i i MONTH OF money order, and Visa or /~i.;~.,.~. '..;~.~ .... • MasterCard authorizations AUGUST • payable to: The Terrace Standard Plan Of the Week 13659- 108th Avenue •Surrey B.C., Tynan 3824 Dejong EXC $279~000 4937 TwedleMLS $126,900 GORDIE 2608 Evergreen MLS $158~000 2502 Pear MLS $126,000 SHERIDAN

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.... >" am Ralph Godllnski Usa Godlinski Rusty Ljungh ChristeI.Godlinskl Sylvia Griffin Joe Barbosa Lynda Boyce Ly!e Baker Ric White 83G-4950 636.4950 635-5754 635-6397 638-0484' . :, 635-6604 638,1073 635-1277 635-6508 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page B9

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SHEILALOVE GORDIE SHERIDAN .... Joined N.~TiONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE In March of John Evans, Manager of Re~Max of 1992 and quickly achieved success in her new career Terrace, congratulates Gordie 9079l] obtaining the Number One Sheridan for being top producer for ..... JPLAN salesperson status in her office along with membership to the the month of August, prestigious DIAMOND CLUB " =se Plans Available Through Shella's professional Integrity Unfortunately, due to health reasons, and diligence to meet her Gordle is forced to take an extended i•~i ~:' •.i:i• client's needs have greatly contributed to her success. leave from real estate. Gordie If you're buying or selling a encourages his many friends and home, seek the advice of a clients to contact doyce or Erika professional. Contact: during his absence. Shells Love 3207 Munroe,, Terrace NRS Pruden It Curde (1976) Ltd. 4650 Lakesle Avenue .MEMBER OF TIM,BR.MARTS LTO, 635-6273 Terrace, B.C. 635-6142 Roe. 635-3004.

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/ NEWUS~HG OPEN HOUSE 4 BEDROOM,FULL DASEMEHT PAYSFOR ITSELF FISHINGLODGE FOR SALE DOUBLESIZED LOT JUSTLBTED .3953 1150 sq, ft full basement home. SA'I1JRDAY1 - 3 Features 4 bedrooms,natural gas heat $104,500Shells Nest and tidy 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bedroom Established bus]noes withe 12 year R2 zoning in the horseshoe with MOUNTAINVlEW duplex. Just painted Inside and out, cllent list end 850 rod days on the separatedriveway offers lots of roomfor 3569 COTTONWOOD Redecorated 2 bedroom mobile offers end water, 2 bathrooms,beautiful rock Some upgradingdone in 92, Appliances Skeena. Clients enjoy the seclusion of parking and kids to play or add on for a Great family home on quiet lot In now carpeting, paint, line and wallpaper. fireplace In living roe m. Wet bat in TWO BEDROOM Included $62,500 MLS. Call Ron for 180 acres and the pleasure of a 2 aids by side duplex. This 4 bedroom Thornhlll. Large detached shop + kids Located on a 77 x 194 fully fenced IoL family morn, storage and work shop In 827 eq, ft. condominiumon 3rd floor of back year. Close to hospital and details, minute walk through the woods to the home has full basement, family room playhouse, Listed at $124,900 ML8. listed for $49,900 MLS, Call Suzan~ to Summit Square. Gra,,t mount~n view. fishing bar. Main lodge and elseplng end rec room. Recentlyrenovated with Call Suzame view. schools. For more Information~1 Dave Ask for Ron or Derlck. lodge can accommodate up to 27 new plush carpeting and European EXCL at $106,~00 guests. $475,000MLS Call Joy cabinste. Available for Immediate 33 ACRES Of Industrlal land adjacent to railway SUPERDUY occupancy. Listed at $109,900 EXCL Very comfortable 3 bedroom mobile in ENJOYTHE VIEW c~l Joy track in I-lazeltortContact Derlck or Ron for details. excellent park. Just pidnted and looks And serenity of west skis of the lake. great. Large factory shed and all This lot Is one lot from the lake. ask for 4738SCOTT AVE appliances imludsd In price of $31,900 ~' ~!B ~: ~ I 4 BEDROOM+ 5 LOTS Dedck or Ron . This home features 4 bedrooms, 2 EXCL, Call Ron $161,900 Shells levels as well as a full basement,living i #6~,GRAHAMAVE NEWON "IHEMARKET JUSTU$.'I]OC~ room end family room fireplace, patio $27 500 Shell-, Well built side by skJs close to schools Good sdki h.~e~, Has 3 doom off dlnlngroom, Large garage, Good starter horns wflh lots of pota~ai. PROPERTYWI1H A VIEW b~ roo,j]~st~,t~]l~,.Tr.o~tt~t~,kltch en and large paved ddveway and b nicely Features2 large bedrooms, natural p,, WHYPAY RENTI .~d hosp~l, Over 1450eq. fi, per u~t 3 Treed lot on .85 sues, nice view from nat ea]~,,,t~;l(~d on quiet landscaped. For morn details on this host end hot water, Lots of storage and When you can own this 3 bedroom bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 11 yam old, A TOUCHOF CLASS cupboard space. For more information Excellent revenue property. C~II Warx:la erty. Pdcedto sell st $16,000 Call dotn~i~Wehd ~i~hi,l, Great horseshoe home - cell DAve mobile for lees. Vacant - $22.500 call for more Infom~atlonMLS a for n~oreInfo, value at ~ EXCL C.q Ror~ $189,500Shells EXCLUSIVEat $129,000 call Dave EXCLUSIVE $62,500. Suzanne v'KOMIS : (-)1-," i!/:!il ?~ ~~,i~: •:i ~Ii!~ :/i!ii:

Shel a LoVe : Ron Redden .. : ~ohnCurrle :..... ~ :: JoyDover , OaveReYnolds :,, , 635'3004 638;1915 1 :; 635-7070 :' :~,,:::,635"3126 '::: ,i, ...... • • I I I ~ • ',!~:i~::i:i" / : ii ~ ~ ;~:~:i~,:i i ~" Page BIO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993

CURE CLOSE • THE TERM arthritis refers to 100 different types of thematic diseases affect- H-el-p-us win ing joints and connective tis- SIDEWAL sues. arthritis knees,felts the hips l~ands, and spine.wrists, feet, war ".o.+..+..,.,..,• ARTHRITIS can't be pre- vented by lifestyle change. There are no high-risk be- @ SALE Contributed The Arthritis Society hopes to haviours that increase the Trying to "beat the cane" is no surpass last year's generous total Iikelyhood of getting it. easy undertaking for those facing of $8,000. • ONE IN SEVEN people Thursday • Friday • Saturday the onslaught of arthritis. When an Arthritis Society and one in three families are It's an affliction that occurs "bluebird" canvasser calls at affected by arthritis. more often in our population than your door or place of business, • THE NUMBER ONE any other potentially • life- please dig deeply. cause of physical disability threaleningdisease. Your contribution will go a is arthritis. Final Clearance! Nearly four million Canadians long way towards assisting those • DONATIONS provide ed- have some form of arthritis, already afflicted with this ucational summer retreats Choose from our great selection of Although there is no cure for debilitating disease, and towards for B.C. children with arthritis, signficant advances in finding ways of eliminating arthritis, pamphlets and diagnosis+ and treatment have arthritiscompletely. videos, care for people in Spring and Summer Sale merchandise been made, and through the el- If you can spare one or two remote communities, a toll- forts of organizations like the hours of your time to help with free arthritis information ser- Shop now for the best selection! Arthritis Society of B.C., arthritis canvassing, please call Ruth vice, the latest equipment, research is beginning to pay off. Olendy at 635-4316 or Ruth Hal- support for self- In less than a decade, researchers lock at 635..4273 and leave your management programs, and expect to find a cure. name and phone number. Your funding for research to help September is Arthritis Month in assistance will be greatly ap- prevent and ultimately cure B.C. preeiated. the disease. In Terrace, Mayor Jack Talstra recently signed an official proclamation to kick off a month - i of campaigning and door-to-door canvassing in the city. City councillor Ruth Halleck is honourary campaign chairman for +E..AoE co oP this year's fund-raising, which will be coordinated by Terrace Arthritis Society representative Ruth Olendy. +.... s.opP,.G c .+.E

A MONTH OF HOT AND COLD August was a mouth of con- slderable contrasts, according to the folks at the Terrace Weather Office. It began with a spell of ex- tremely hot weather (the high temperature for the month was 32.9, reached on the 4th, a record for that day), followed by two weeks of near-normal conditions. GRAND CHAMPIONSTEER Unseasonably cool weather %~.o +.+" ~;~++,A.++++ ,:,o+ "George"- ownerBill Willeman " o~"~c~~wnerLisaCar, followed during the third week . , . o~lnel ' Purchasedby the - Purchao,,., ~ pine of the month (the mercury only terrace CO.op~o oy the reached !2.4 ,degre~ on ithe TerraceCo-op Bulk Plant ~rd) tO c+o~tuse+ttie little + . Pping Centre, + mushro.oms Into an early bloom, while conditions + .:• -J returned to seasonal norms for Terrace Co-op..... the final few days. Precipitation was spotty and interspersed throughout the month, much to the chagrin of :d to help support area hay farmers who could be -i forgiven for thinking that Mother Nature has been toying With'them this summer. the Terrace area • If did, however, keep the

forest fire hazard fairly low. \~S.~ !++ :: TIte average high tempera- a+,~+. +. + At The Gas Bar ture came in at 22.4 degrees M & GARDEN CENTRE about ndegree above normal. The averag6+qow Was almost 200 gram of Harmonic normal, at 11.Sdegrees. :Rain was just three.quarters CLEARANCE of normal -- at 44.5 mm com- POTATOCHIPS pared to the usual 58.3. August was much sunny than usual. Almost 253 hours of sunshine were recorded, com- l+ga, I 2ga, paredto the norm of 202.2. SHRUBS I PLANTS] CEDARS FR E E No monthly records were set, a!though several dally records were. ; with 30 litre gas fi!l , Recoi.d. highs were set on the '3i+00 + I '8,00 I +14.50 3rd (3L7~ and 4th (32.9). Record 10ws were set on the 22nd (13.9), 7,3rd (12.4) and ExceptWater Plants While Stocks Last 24th (13.5). Record high mlaimum temperatures were also set on FAMILY FASHIONS DEPT. the 4th (a low of l&5 degrees [STOP1 overnight ) and the 17th (15.3). LADLES MENS Selected Men's Jackets Windsuits, Reg,$69.00 Ranging fronl They were ...... Sale '48'99 $79.00- $99,00 on for ...... ;...... ,...;, 1./2 Price * Cafeteria ,; i +, • Selected styles of * Family Fashions Hurricanes Start your Fall Season Men's Cotton Casual Pants A Terrace oldtimer with an un- * Full Food Floor faded memory of the war years off with a new sweater Reg. $40.00-$¢5.00 pointed out an error in last week's Fresh Meats, Bakery, Deli story about the reconditioning of LadiesSweaters ...... 20% Off ...... Sale =31.99, $35.99 a Lockheed Vontura bomber once Fresh Produce" stationed in Terrace. * Farm & Garden A dozen Venturas were sta- • CHILDREN'S ,+ tioned hero as part of the 149th * Hardware & Sporting Goods + bomber reconaissancO squadron. All Light' Weight' : Jacket, "Reg. $3B: 9 5-$59.00...... +, Sale =28.99 - =46.99 * Gas Bar The Story also +told: of a squadron of P-40 fighters sta- We also have a Home Centre and Bulk tioned here late in the war. Sale Rack-' SeleCted Items Ranging from...... 30% to 50% Off Fuel Depot conveniently located nearby. As Chuck Mangnus rightly + points out, those fighters were + Sale+Runs From Sept.13 .~Sept. 18 + We've Got It All - For Youl Hawker Hm'dcanes"2 not P:4Os. + Mangnus was112 years old at CO-OPFARM & GARDENCENTRE GASBAR & BULK PE'I~OLEUM the time and: reniembers riding TERRACECO.OP HOME CENTRE TERRACECO.OP DEPARTMENT STORE + . . his bike up~ to theairport, which 2912 MolitorSL 4617 Grei9 Ave. 4617 GrelgAve. 4821 Hwy. 16 just been ~mplet~i. had I STOREHOURS: I +L°tt~ycentre + He made ita|l tlieway to the + l' Hardware& STORE HOURS: GAS BAR: I STORE HOURS: .Cafeteria Men.Wed+...... O-m -8 pm. I Hou.wm Molt- Thurs...... 9 &m, - 6 p.m. Monday -Wednesday...... 8:30 Lm.. 6 p.m tarmac whe/e~ ::ihe: Hurricanes •MONDAYTHRU SATURDAY . Fatally Thursday & Friday...... 8:30 am - 9:00 pm were perched without being Thum .Frl...... 9&rn.-g ~m l'Slm~l"gooo~ Fddw...... 9 a.m, - g p,m, 8 e.m. - 6 p,m, Fashions Saturday...... 9,,m - 8 prn. Saturday,....; ...... 9 a,m, . 6 p,m. Saturday...... 8:30 Lm, • 6 p, rn. stopped by anyone. CLOSED SUNDAYS• , Post Office Sunday.,+ ...... ;...... 11 ~m..t+ pro. l ,Ap#lancm& CLOSED SUNDAYS GAS BAIl: SUNDAY...... 11 •rn..5 p,m. "Somebody eventuallysaw me iii ~.... and: toll!line, toget-,fltofioli,out of 635-9595 11+ • 63563• 4 7 635-6347 635-7419 there,,, he +recalls ' ' i + : ' ` ...... , .. ,. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993- Page C1 Sports Menu, .ORT S NEWS Page C2 "1 TE DA D, MALCOLM BAXTER 638-7283

I I I I I1 I Skeena Angler Pole no obstacle for Lambert

Rob Gerry Lambert saved the best Brown for last. And it brought the Terracite top spot in the novice division at this year's Loggers Sports. Having had to settle for the runner-up position in throe previous events, Lam- HERE WAS A TIME bert broke through the barrier in the final i . •i~ "~ ," ~. . event, the obstacle pole bucking. T when only steelhead f" would do, when bigger And that win was just what he needed was best and more was to edge Hazelton's Wesley Bender for the novice crown. bettor. The victory also deprived Hazelton of "There arc coho in the Lakelse," a a sweep al the Loggers as George Jack- fishing partner would say, extending his arms to lengths no long-toothed, son chopped, sawed and buried his way trophy ceho could hope to attain."Let's to a second consecutive high point total. Jackson took the title after a thriller go get some." "Nuisance fish," I'd say in an im- battle with Harry Starrett of Chllliwack. perious voice. To me these were Starrett got the early jump with a win targets for spoon chuckers, tourist fish. in the Standing Block Chop. Jackson And there were trout: tads that evened it up in the Underhand Chop, the grabbed your fly when you wore out third event on the open card, and the duo after nobler game, irritants that swal- then traded off one-two finishes to keep lowed a carefully crafted fly destined it deadlocked. for a tail-walking, tackio-straining The pride of Hazelton took the lead for the first and final time in the Double summer steelhead. Then I met Finlay. Hand Bucking, clinching the title with a To Fin, steelbead were a dividend second in the Chokermun's Race, two and salmon were problem fish, !'If you places clear of Starrett. want to catch steelhead," I'd tell him, For good measure, Jackson added a you're going to have to use a sinking victory in the log burling, an event Star- line." rett passed on. "If I've got to fish those lines," he'd : NCIl Morgan of Kitimat came up with say, I'll give up fishing." To Finiay, the sinking line was an infernal con- an unbeatable pace in the Chokcrman's treption that added unneeded complica- Race to add to his Obstacle Pole Buck- tions to the sport ing win. Flyflshing, Fin concluded, was sport Homctowncr Richard Lindstrom got at its most enjoyable when done with bettor the longer the day went on. After •grace, precision and free from gim- picking up just a third in novice events, mickry; it had to be more art than Lindstrom added two more against his science. seniors as well as taking top spot in the "Just a dolly," I would think as Fin- local Power Saw Bucking and Open Polo lay pulled in a char, but it was never AIRBORNE AXE thrown by Bucking. just a dolly to Fin. Andy Lambert (above) found Other local successes included Vie To him a silvery little creature, fol- its target as the "rerracite Devost who wielded his stock saw to a lowing on the fins of sal~on, was a fidished in a four-way, 14-point first in the Novice Power Saw Bucking special fmh: confirmation everything and then showed them all how to do it in was still working well, the cycles still tie after the first round. It took the Pole Falling, a Canadian cycling. It was every bit as special as a twothrow offs to decide the Championship points event. trophy steelhcad. He ea~aght and hand~~" ~fi'~ali~lacings with Andy being Perennial favourlte AndS! Lambert of led it with a combination of boyish .....edged into third. Findirlg the Terrace drew cheers from the large, sun- enilluslasm alia reveren~. drenched crowd with four money fin- ,;water (right,and below right) is ishes including a.third in th~l~xo (throw- -,::--:~4ttookyoars-beforo I ~as won over, Gerry Lambert. He took top before, l,;¢arae, to realize the sport ing. spot in the novice division but Now Westministor's Alan West and ' turned On p~o'portlonand performance. Chris Miller of West Vancouver pro- It was nlce to catch a big trout or a big was no match for overall point vided a strong visitors' challenge in the char, but not siznply because they were winner George Jackson in the novice division, West taking the Single big but because it was comforting to log hurling. The win was one Hand Bucking and Miller the know that there were still big fish better than the Hazelton around. Big fish meant the spectrum Chokcrman's. champion's 1992 performance. Miller wont on to split Jackson and • was probably still intact and the trout And, below, one young Starrett in the open Underhand Chop and population was stillhealthy. used his Single Hand Bucking skills to Stcelheading means fishing generic spectator obviously found the spectacle of hurlers being take a third behind the same pair. patterns, presenting then in the same, For full results of the Loggers Sports, or very nearly the same way, over and plunged into the icy water see the SCOREBOARD on page CA. over again, pushing hundreds of casts almost too much to bear. into the wind in the course of a day with the knowledge there was good Going... Going... chance of drawing a blank. "So what do you like better," Fin liked to ask after a good day of trout fishing, ,"Hooking all those cutthroat, GOne[[[ or catching a couple of fish on the Copper'/" On those occasions I was forced to admit effortless fishing at the head of fast times and depressions next to root ..~ .. wads with the light rod and floating line was the finest form of recreation. It was this change in perspective that put me on the Kitimat River with Webb and Ed st a time of year we'd normally be using all our angling time to pursue steelhead. We floated through the remodelled, formerly savage now savaged landscape, past enormous cuts where stone knuckles stuck out between the stamps, past shaky, treeless banks, • stalking cutts. We found them in fast, oxygen rich spills. "They're living in this kind of . s~. ~: water," I said to Ed as we shot over a rapid into the head of a swirling pool. "We'd better fish it." Ed took a step into the fast water and ,made a cast, I wont above him and ~;lJiartedworking water I thought too fast to offer any possibilities. 0 A fish hit my fly hard and shot off to the end of the pool, I reached for the handle. It was gone. • "The handle's flown oft" I yelled. • Ed scrambled up the hank, broke off the end of a stick and handed It to me. I stuck the twlg in one of the holes in the

reel and startedto crank. Everything q hold. After a see-saw struggle I slid the fish into the shallows. A shiny, spotted D' creature, a span across the shoulder. :4 We admired it, Shaking our heads, than set it frce. A specimen cutt, it measured over : two feet. ,Five pounds?" I ventured. "More like six," said Ed still shaking :.his l~ad, .... TI~ ;w~'~-~ll goO~,~ishthat. day; Fine, l~althy cutthroat and we found

" 'd ' Page C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 Sports Menu Gong TONIGHT Youth Soccer UNDER 10s playoff final at Christy Park, 6 p,m, show FRIDAY~ SEPT, 17 ZONE 10 SENIORS Hockey were on the top of their TODD GIESELMAN form at this year's Memorial tournament gets un- Senior Games held in der way, final slated for Sun- day. For information phone Ian Cranbrook and 638-8330 (W)/638-0988 (H) or returned laden with Clint 635-7206 (W)1638-0702 medals. See next Ca). week's Standard for full details on who won SATURDAY~ SEPT. 18 what in the Zone's best Running RUNNING WORKSHOP with ever perform ance. Vancouverl coach John Hill runs all day from 9:30 a.m. For information, contact Ed Amems (635-4670).

Golf MEN'S CLUB. 36-hole champiomhip gets underway at Skeena Valley Golf and Iron Women warn Country club with final round taldng place tomorrow. SUNDAY~ Sept. 19 "Wait 't'i I next" year. Terry Fox Walkathon George: M. Little Memorial Park; begirt, n; at noon. For information phone 635-3434. year and better than ever. Hildng Comeau trail, 16kin west of captain of the Terrace entry Queen Size Double Size hazelton is the destination for in the recent B.C.-Yukon Apart from that, however, Boxspring & Mattress Boxspring & Mattress local club. Meet at library at 9 Lifeguard championships. "There was no stress, we 20 YearWarranty 5 YearWarranty a.m. The all-female team of had a good time and we Reg. $699.00 Reg. $519.00 Lagaee, Josslyn Bagg, learned lols," she added. TUESDAY~ SEPT. 21 Denise Cam and Janine R[ugette Now that they have a TBRRACE RINGETI~ asso- Arnold came away with a clearer idea of what's 34900 ` 249 °0 ciation annual general meeting third place finish in beach involved and armed with takes phce in public library events, fifth in first aid and some helpful tips from the meeting room, 7:30 p.m. eighth in the pool judges, Lagace said there's Twin Size Scaly PosturpedicUmited Edition Everyone welcome. competitions. no question "We're going to Boxspring & Mattress Queen Size That third was particularly be ready for it next year!" Boxspring & Mattress impressive since none of the Although Lagaee, 24, and Reg.$299,00 Reg.$1,399.00 SUNDAY~ OCT. 3 team members had any Running Bagg, 19, have been experience of beach ALL SEASONS Half- performing lifeguard duties Marathon (noon start), 51an lifeguarding. at the local pool for a few 149 °0 699 °0 and iOkm (1 p:m; start)from It also showed their years, the championship was Northwest • community Col- frequent training sessions in Rinette Lagace their first taste of log0. For i~o contact Ed the frigid waters of Lakelse competition. MATTRESS CENTRE Ame~ at ~s-,~7o. Lake had paid off. And lock-ups -- being kept Cam, 22, and Arnold, 16, Kondolas Furniture and Appliances Describing the pool events in a room with no view of had only recently graduated " . ~,MO]~DAY, OCT. 4 •as~.,tough,~gacc~.said~.a the pool:,.-, bL.ihose ,waitingj from ~the national Lifeguard . Curling- ..::, = ...... major:::"::':difficulty:had'~been":':~,'~4heir.turwto': compete made i course. .,:,,~,,..~i b[~; Fi~e ~STRUCrmN ses- sio~ begin thtsevening, run they hadn't known what to 1 suretheydidn't get any early • expect in several of them. indications. ' unpl Thtusday. For informa- : . , • -, :: tion, photo 635-5583. Curungl~JDAY! OCT'8 " CFNR RADI0 FREE' MIXED BONSPIEL siaris to~ght; ends Sunday.To enter,j)hone 635-5583. -.• ,. ,.." BINGO TERRACE TENNIS CLUB Played every Friday at 9:30 a,m. on 9.90 AM Radio meet "rues/Tlaurs/San at the in Terrace and 96.1 FM Radio in the Nass Valley Halliwell coum, 6 p.m. to dusk. New memebcrs wel- , VARIABLE GAME FORMAT - TICKETS ONLY $1.00 ( come. For information, phone 2 games with $1,000 3-up tickets Nell (638-8206) or Nancy • Jackpot every week for $2.00 (638-151,4). Every Friday Is your chance to win thousands of dollars on CFNR GET SWEPTUP IN THE FUN! FUN. MIXED DART Radio Bingo! Pick up your cards todsyl In Terrace st: Tne House of $1rnolghets, Northern Drugs, Shefield and Sons, Norlhem Heallh Care, LEAGUB is now in action, 8 West End Chevron,East End Chevron, B & G Grocery, WaysideGrocery, TerraceShell p.~ Wedncs,day nights at the : .u~d Carwash,Hilltop Grocery, Copperslde ~ree, Jerns& Gold, as well as, Sybil MorvenOf Legto~i. :No need to sign up, Terrace, Rhode Seymourof KJtselas, and DellaScodane at NodhernNative Broadcasting, just:drop in;Newcomers wel- In New Alyansh at the New Alyansh Co-op Store, In Kitimat from Derelane Starr, in come. For more information, ~]maat Village from Roberts Grant, in Greenvillefrom Ron Sampare, In Gk'vdnksihlkw TERRACE CURLING CLUB from MerciMoore. Clare Greet at 638-8493.

eRE-SCHOOL ice skating Call 638-8137 for more info. Leagues For All Levels pmgramsbegin Sept. 20 at the arena. For information, phone Register Now For The Following Leagues; i!i Recreation, department at 638- 4750; 8 Glasses A Day Monday Evening- Mixed League (Social League) • , CURLING CLUB registration Monday Evening- Super League (Competitive League) • : :~:~:- is under way.To sign up or for * Water Facts Tuesday AM : Drop In Coffee League- EveryoneWelcome (Fun League) ,~ more lnf0rmati0n~on: leagues, phone Kctth Melam6n at the Tuesday/Evening- Mens League ~'/:; ::"!':ii:~ i': i~ iil flnk, 6;35-5583.: ' =erOua,,t, O,earO0 Wednesday After School- Juniors League ' " ::._ .:~ ., :~ i~ ~ :~, .. ~ ::i. " ~!~,! What isgood qualitywater? " According to'Environment Canada, "Good quality dri= ing Wednesday Evening- Ladies League , ~:,~,,,~,!,;,;;~.~::~;,i~/ii:(!~i I ,:~ • : To.set,.~.ent.o. to the wateris free from=disease causing organisms, h~irmfulche c~l Thursday Evening - Mens League • ,.~-~:.::~;~,~ :~i! Spore: : .Meiiu/:: br/ag, the substances and radioactive matter. It tastes good, looks good, and Is free from objectionable color or odour." Friday Evening- Mixed League (Social Fun Lea ~"~:~""~ da~, Into::~e oJ~ce at What is the difference:between "Pure water' and 'safe #647. ':/~.'ells ave.,..phone water,? " . Saturday AM -Commercial League (Fun League) .... ' :":~ -:; Malcolm:*at "638.7283 "or Pure water does not exist naturally in the environment. Pure fax them to 638.8432. water does not contain minerals or chemicals and is usually Individuals - Want to Curl but have no te~ ':i To make.. next week's produced by distillation or extensive purification, . . il~per,submisslons ran,st be Safe drlnkingwater on the;other hand may retain naturally We II make every atte mp t to place you on a team.- : ' :. occurr ng minerals and chemicals Some of these minerals and chemicals maybe beneficial but those that are not are reduced or removed;The addition of chemical disinfectants such as Public curling week of October 4, 1993 with qualified Cur I :i,' chlorinelmay be used to Increase water safety by destroying Canada Instructors on hand evenings to help out new or~ :! bacteria. • seasoned curlers all free of charge, ii INTERCULTURE ~ : ~: Facv :.~. Lots of Bonspiels coming soon. : :~, Host an AFS high school" get swept up in the fun :'~i exchange StUdentfioni•one of • over 30 countries. AFS Phone the Curling Club :~ intercuitOr(~Canada provides the student, you provide the love; ... . . at 635-5583 ::!~JPtireglistration andtimes :i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page C3 HIKING: Losier, Club settles fall sch ,dt.le Robin, • fall almost here, the Terrace Hiking club is Oct. 10 it's time for a return to Maroon':Mt., an hoping the good weather will hold• opportunity for those who missed it last time to This coming Sunday, Sept. 19, the club will be make up for tt. Mandie heading tot the Comeau Trail, near Seely Lake and It involves a 32km drive up the Kalum Lake road, about 16km this side of Hazelton. then 3krn of four-wheel driving. : .... After a short drive off the highway, there's a 4kin After a 3kin uphill hike, there's a choice between repeat walk to road's end followed by a trail climb to a another 3kin of rolling terrain or steeper paths to The field was bigger than point near the peaks where there are great views. the peaks• : ever but Robin and Mandie Meet at the library at 9 a.m. and bring lunch for There's also the possibility of a short side trip on still couldn't be topped in this all-day outing. There's water at the top of the the way back to see the falls at Wesaeh Creek; trail. Meet at the library at 7.0 a.m. and bring luneK this year's Heavy Home Sept. 26 the Shames Mountain ski area is the There's an ample supply of cool, clear water in Pull at the Fall Fair. destination whore participants have a choice of streams along theroute ...... ::::=:~i=:: : Roger Losier's team walking the ski runs or the open mountain. And the final hike of this segment is Oct. 17 hauled 5,307 Ibs., nearly a Meet at the library a t 10 a.m., bring lnnch and be when the club takes in the Pine Lakes, 5krn north of ton more than their own prepared for the possibility of muddy conditions. town and the Deep Creek Hatchery :trail on the way weight, to win the event for A trip to Insect Lookout at Cedarvale is planned back. the second straight year. for Oct. 3 which should be perfect timing for en- The Deep Creek trail is new and is more of a na- Having to settle for the joying the fall colours, ture trek with some nice views ...... runner-up spot again was After a 90km highway drive to Kitwanga, there's It's also suitable for kids as young as five years. Glen Kerr and his team of a 20kin backtrack on gravel road on the north side Meet at the library at 10 a,m. and bring lunch. Guy and Sabre. of the Skeena River. All hikes are, of course, weather permitting and The walk to the Lookout is approximately 8kin of participants are reminded to leave their dogs at Their best pull was 5,057 gradual uphill ending ina steep section of less than home. The leader for all is Vicki (635-2935). : lbs,, 1,514 lbs, more than May, ~ Charlie Houlden's at the fair and the trend of a kilometre. The hiking club's next meeting is scheduled for their combined weight. It's duo. increased entries was If the weather co-operates, there should be ex- Tuesday, Oct. :1.9at the library when hikes and ski that difference which de- The low placing this year maintained once again. cellent views of the Seven Sisters range. trips will be planned. Anyone interested is welcome cides the placings in the for the previous two-time Noting the 10-team entry Meet at the library at 9 a.m. and bring lunch. to attend. event, winnem was the result of a this year was easily the Third place went to Mark disqualification. highest yet, Leo DeJong Storey with Sonny and Dan Surprisingly, Major and said that had allowed prize (plus 1,318 lbs.) while May failed to retain a money to be given out down Losier's second team of straight line on the 4,746 lb. to fifth this time. Crystal and Jennifer fin- pull and stepped out of He also extended thanks to YAMAHAPOWER HIGH ished in fourth, bounds. the various local sponsors In the fifth and final This was the fourth year who had put up the $3,000 V MAX 500 ST money spot were Major and that the event has been held in prizes. V MAX 600 ST New brooms welcome - ! With the Terrace Curltng Club It's open to anyone and while Mixed night on Fridays, GO FOR THE TOP busy gearing up for another sea- the rules on team make-up will be To sign up for any of the above, *,36"dep,ugu,tr bloc t,ack :/ . flexible, the dub would like to just contact the curling rink at son of sweeping, there are already High output engines with responsive flat slide carburetors .: ~....: ;" . ...." ,: signs :there,ll be a lot of new see at least one female on each 635-5583 before Oct. 11. brooms out on the Ice.this year. team. Fisher emphasized it's not f~ Linear balanced chassis with T,S,S, " i ,":' Spokesman Dan Fishersaid the Regular league action gets un- necessary to sign up as a full club already had a list of close to der way Monday, Oct. 11 when team. Excellent deep snow surfacing .. 20new curlers, the Mixed I.~aguc and Super If an individual wants to play, : He said they, and other new- League take to the sheets, he explained, the club will do V I U I ILl A ® - ~ comers, will get a chance at some Fisher said the Super Leagueis everything it can to find him or ]~ ~ ~ ~ i1~ ' ' " ' ""'"::' " r ' n ~ IF YOUDRINK, exportinstruction the week corn- intended those who plan to curl her a learn. " no P~,,'r to SaLt# ' .... ; ..... ~N ,,oN',',,,,,e. meneing Monday, Oct. 4 when competitively this season and is That included slotting beginners ...... d" ~ : ..... ~:i :.. , . "-" . ~ the club offers a week of free open to any type of team: junior on to teams of morn experienced -:. - , ...... evening lessons with qualified or senior, men's or women's, curlers rather than just bunching " , " . Curl Canada instmctom. Other leagues available are the them all together... . ' ', Even more seasoned curlers Tuesday morning Drop-In Coffee Early events to note are the V ~ k I ~ ~ i m All ~ n Ik B ~ . .; ..... might also benefit from the sos- League, Men's (Tuesday and Cash Spiel (Nov. 5-7) and the ~ r__ |'~ O |V| ~k ~ | |'~ ~=-~ ' ;- .. stem, he added. Thursday evenings), ffuniom Sponsors Appreciation Spiel . . ' • .-. - . ., That weekends witha Mixed (Wednesday ~temoom after (Nov. 13-14). . . Ken Gibson ~ Trev0rGibson Bouspid, Oct, 8-10. Thorn's no school), Ladies' (Wednesday This year z~.eith Melanson t~e,s . | a"~l~'~,Q"~]~.,~ l | ~ [] ea fee for this event where the ,nigh,t), Commercial .(a..Saturday on,.,t.. he ...... dual role of club manager ,4946Grelg Ave - - :------~ .....,-,, ~,~~co.,. ~a6~i'-~:~ff:fun. ~ ",, G,~,,~7]~ormng flax league) andanother and iceman ...... ~ -,,,|',- .*,~,,,,*,,,~,t~,,,~-~.-.,.~.,' ..... , t-" ...... ,~'~r*~:.:"~ ...... ,,'r", ~...... ' '! ", ' ' "Cc!"-~7)rl qT2I, Sl ~FI~ ''r't r =1 I ! I i I I

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MOST POINTS: GEORGE JACKSON % (Hazelton)

TOP NOVICE GERRY LAMBERT (Terrace)

Novice Events Underhand Log Chop 1- Andrew Muma (Houston) 2- Wesley Bender (Hazelton) 3- Rictmrd Ltndstrom (Terrace) Say goodbye to summer and say hello to incredible

Power Saw Bucking savings on previously owned vehicles. I- Vie Devost (Terrace) 2- Gerry Lambert (Terrace) 3- Andrew Muma

Axe Throwing i- Wesley Bender 2- Gerry Lambert 3- John Bender (Hazelton)

Single Hand Bucldng i- Alan West (N. Westmimter) 2- Wesley Bender

Chokerman's Race 1- Chris Miller (W. Vancouver) Standing Block Chop Double Hand Bucking 2- Gerry Lambert 1- Harry Starrett (Chilliwack) 1- Wes Bender/George Jackson J• Air Conditioning 3- Alan West 2- George Jackson (l-Iazelton) 2- Hairy Starrett/Chris Miller • Cruise Control ::~.~ ~[: {2,]..~t: :,Door 3- Richard Lindstrom/Rob Price 3- Richard Lindstmm • "lilt Steering .~i~l~$t~li~m~i Every Obstacle Pole Bucking 4- Andrew Muma 4- Andy Lambert/Chris Miller 1- Gerry Lambert l' Power Windows & Locks Imaginable Option 2- Chris Miller Obstacle Pole Bucking Open Pole Bucking 1- Nell Morgan (Kitimat) 3- Alan West " -- " 1- Richard Lindstrom 2- Harry Starrett .. 2- Neil 3- George Jackson Morgan Open Events i:: ,<:i:!"3- Leo Perry (Burns Lake) 1990 FORD Local Power Saw Bucking Underhand Log Chop : : ; -..:;.-..~4-:Vlc Devost ' I- Richard Llndstrom 1- George Jackson F250 XLT 4X4 2- Gerry Lambert 2- Chris Miller •. Chokerman's Race 3- Andy Lambert (Terrace) 3- Harry Starrett :I- Nell Morgan 4- Vic Devost , 2- George Jackson Ladies Nag Driving ~ .. :: 3- Richard Lindstmm 1- Diana Penner (Terrace) Harry Smmm 2- Dolores Devost (Terrace) Youth Soccer 3- Niola Devost (Terrace) Pole Falling UNDER 10s PLAYOFFS Single Hand Bucking 1- Vie Devost Se,~7 1- Harry Starmtt 2- Nell Morgan Carl, Shepherd 5 SCI 4 2- George Jackson- • :~3-Andy Lambert Lioas 5 Wildwood 3 3- Chris Miller •' 4= Andre Devast (Terrace) Surveyom 2 AGK 1 4- Andrew Murna (C,~aAi~Ch,~pio~h~ event) Copperside 5 Shoppers 1 . Loaded Hatchback Axe Throwing Sept 9 (A side) Log Burling. .Air Conditioning ..~ 5 Speed 4X4 Carl. Shepherd 3 Lions 1 1- George Jackson 1- George Jackson I• Very Clean 50,000 km + Warranty Surveyors 0 Copperslde 4 • 2- Harry Starrett 2- Mike Lambert Sept. 9 03 side) " 3- Andy Lambert 3- Gerry Lambert SCI 1 Wildwood 7 4- Edmond Perry (Burns Lake) ' 4- Richard Lindstrom AGK 5 Shoppers 3 (SCI and Shoppem eliminated) Jack and Jill Cross Cut '! Tug.o.War THORNHILL MOTORS Sept I0 03 slde) 1- Was Bonder/Pebble CLeon I- Northmen Rugby Club IAons 3 AGK 2 2- Harry StarmWEthei:Wiggins 2- Kavik Ventures "The Dealer Who Cares" Wildwood 4 Surveyors 2 3026 Hwy. 16 East, Terrace, B.C. DealorNo. 704.1 635-7286 (AGK and Surveyorseliminated) 3-.Richard LindstromfJennifer 3- Good Time Charlie's Blues " Kenney (Haz¢lton) ''~ ,"i ~,,; "! .:: .i ~ .~. ,~. .... =5 9 ~)ll ~' ~i ...... I]ll I,,$l i~,,,' ,l i" ~ ) 1

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Comouters Frled::l.~m'*,~'l:Women'Team~lli:L::: . :~/!H0ts rins Printers Restaurant . . " : ,~/:. LC~iCken ;:l t;entre .I ; : From R,nata,.Penis#, Jar#ne & Josly. i::.-i: ..... P-. +g; I ...... - .~ .~: ...... ' " i " 1 |11 " " ..... ' ]' 17 i " I" "' : / " i " : / ...... ' • The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page C5

iii 1. REAL ESTATE 2. MOBILE HOMES i i i ACTION AD RATES 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Enclosed 1971 MOBILE HOME 12x60 two I carpod, new siding and hot water tank, bedrooms includes fridge, stove, newly renovated bathroom comes with w(wxIstove,drapes and curtains, must be ridge, stove,and dryer, close to schools moved; asking $10,000 o,b.o, call Houston 638-SAVE and Nechako neighbou~hood,good rental 845-3610. property, appraised at $85,000 asking WHY PAY RENT WHEN You can own this DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. ~$63,000, will consider property in 2 bedroom mobile home with large Classifiedand ClassifiedDisplay ...... Terrace/]~timst area for possible trade addition? N/G and wood heat, well 634.5268. maintained and clean for only $12,000 ADVERTISING DEADUNES: When 8 stat holiday falls on a•Saturday, 4 BEDROOM HOME, 2 baths, completely 838-8482. Sunday or Monday, the deadline Is Thursday at 5 p.m. for all display and finished, on 2 landscaped lots in New classified ads. Hazelton, one block from elementary 3. FOR RENT i TERRACE STANDARD,4647 LAZELLEAVE., TERRACE,B.C. V8(3 158 school and shopping, 342.5664 for All classifiedand classifieddisplay ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or Mastercard, appointment to view. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Large living COZY CORNER room, kitchen and bath, prefer non-smoker When phoningIn ads pleasehave your Visa or Mastercardnumber ready, FOR SALE 78 Acres, 8 km from town, 20 words (first Insertion)$5,62 plus 13¢ for additionalwords. *(Additionalinsertions) $3.68 no pets, asking $500/month, available Oct across Skeena, from mouth of Copper 1st call 638-1726 FIREPLACE plus 10¢ for additionalwords, $12,00for 3 weeks (notexceeding 20 words, non.commercial), River, Kitselas side lot #3994. phone 992- Prices include7% G,S.T,8irtMay and Anniversary$21,40 up to 3 col. Inch (add[~1one]inches 8741. 3 Bedroom duplex, available Oct. 1,993, 1 SPECIALTIESLTD. at $8,89 each).Classified Display $8.89 per Inch (.635¢per line). 1/2 I~s, storage, shed, n/g heat, 2 years R~al & Barb LaFrance 4 BEDROOM HOME, Close to schools, old no smoking, no pets $710 month hungerlord drive, Houston, double garage phone after 5 pm call 635.9008. 3756 River Dz~,ve OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! Terrace, B.C. V8G 3N9 paved driveway. Full basement, natural LAKELSE LAKE HIGHWAY Side, small gas heat, backup wood heat, available 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24. Notices waterfront Mly furnished house suitable (604) 635-6477 2. MobileHomes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business immediately 847-3558. for single or couple $8001month, plus 3. For Rent 14, Boats& Marine Opportunities ADAMS LAKE STORE LOCATED AT utilities, references required, avmlable until 4. Wantedto Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals Adams Lake, B.C. 1/2 hour from Salmon June 30/94 798-2228. 5. For Sale Misc. 16. FarmProduce 27. Announcements ~rm - 45 mln. from ~I~, 10 rain. ROOM FOR RENT With use of kitchen 6. WantedMisc. 17. GarageSales 28. Cardof Thanks sam Shuswap Lakes. Fully renovated with 7. For Rent Misc. 18, BusinessServices 29. In Memodarn and laundry fadlities $325 month, 635- • veryat~active living quarters. Showing ex- 5228. 8, Carsfor Sale 19. Lost& Found 30. Obituaries cellent return in an area of growth and ter- 9. Trucksfor Sale 20. Pets& Livestock 31. AuctionSales rific dirnats. Startthe New Year on a posi- ONE BEDROOM PARK Model, partly 10. Aircraft 21. HelpWanted 32. Legal Notices tive note. Phone 679-8904. furnished trailer, $550/monlh, evadable 11. Recreational 22. Careers 33, Travel Oct 1st, phone 635-4949. Vehicles 23. WorkWanted REDUCED 6 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, ranch ROOM AND BOARD Available for single style, house in Thomhill w/garage, natural person or college student, dose to The Terrace Standard reserves the right to gas heat, fire place in living room, full dasslfy ads under appropriate headings and to downtown and or bus mute phone 635- set rates therefore and to determine page 1. REAL ESTATE finished basement, has large roc room 1553. IocaUon. with pool table (opUonal) all situated on The Terrace Standard rernlnds advertisers a that Is is against the provincialHuman RIght~Act 3 BEDROOM 2700 Sq ft. house on 8 1/2 large lot with fruit trees includes fridge and NEWLY-BUILT EXECUTIVE Townhouse to discriminate on the basle of children, marital 1400 sq. It. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 status and employmentwhen placing 'For Rent" acres, 3 km from Smithers on Boyle Road, stove 120,000 or will consider papal bade a~s. Landlords can stale e no-smoking gravity fed spring water, spectacular view, for mobile home, 638.8348. fireplaces, security alarm system,. 5 preference. appliances, 2 balconies, skylight, built-in The Terrace Standard restores the right to monthly income from trailer pad $142,000 revk,o, edit, classify or reject any advertIsement o.b.o. 847-4704 vaccurnm cleaner, ceramic tile floors, nat. and to retain any answers directed to the Now= gas heat, unit available for Sept. and Oct. SIMONS CONSTRUCTION Box Reply Sewlce and to repay the customer the sum paid tar the advediaement end box 4015 BENNER STREET Well maintained $950.00 per month. 638-6O84. rentaL 3 bedroom,4-level split home on deadend Carpentry- Renovations Box replies on 'Hold" Instruction= not picked 1100 SQFT ONE SIDE Of duplex for rent street dose to Uplands school, 80 x 132 It up within 10 day'=o! expiry of an advertisement $600 month, (3 bedrooms) ample perking, wig be destroyed unlese rnaUIng Inst~uctlom me lot, gas heat/hot water, 1 - 1/2 bathrooms, "No lob Too Small" received. Those answering Box Number== are util~es not included, call 635-6783 Seniors Rates requested not to send original document= to fireplace, family room, sundeck, attached . avoid Io~. between 8.10 p.m. Air dales of errors In advedlsernentamust be carport, paved driveway, unfinished received by the publisher within 30 day= after the basement with roughed in 2rid fireplace, NEW 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT Suite, 3678 Juniper Street Malcolm Simons f~st publlcaUort available Oct t/93, no pets, no smokers, It Is agreed by the advertiser requesting 20'c20' insulted, wired workshop plus Terrace, BC , Journeyman Carpenter Ipace that the IiabllRyof the TerraceStandard In 635-6991. the event of fa~ureto pubfleh an advertisement garden shed, asking $125,ooo to view V8G SE7 Ph: 635'7724 as published shall be IImRedto the amount pa;d phone 638.0240. Near new Executive Home. L.ARGE 2 BEDROOM Basement suite, by the adve~isor for only one incorrect Insertion for the portion of the advertisingspace occupied Near schools. Many excellent separate entrance, fridge, stove, washer & by the Incorrect or omitted item only, and th',t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WORKS! •features $179#O0 MLS. Dryer, fireplace and bar, $475 month there shall be no liability In any event greater You're reading this aren't you? 638-SAVE. than the amount paid for such advert~thg. CALL includes utilities. 638-1505. 2 BEDROOM SUITE FOR RENTAvailable 1. REALESTATE JOHN EVANS immediately, nonsmokers only, call 635. 9607. CANADA LTO DOUGLAS LODGE, 6 acres, 216' . INVESTMENT 638-1400 Lakeshore, 3400 licenced 10.5 seat • COMMERCIAL BEDROOM FOR RENT For gentleman, NORTHLAND COMMUNICATIONS LTD. restaurant, 800' house, cabin, Hank • INDUSTRIAL with kitchen facilities, 635-5893. ~ • LOTS & ACREAGE 2. MOBILE HOMES Klassen Realty Ud. at St James 996-7121, OFFICE OR STORE Space for rent or il-'.~ eAutotel Rental fax 996-8759 . <~1970:GREAT LAKES 12x60 with 8x13 lease, 4520 Lakelse ave, ~prox 3000 sq. , Marine Security ...... 2 BEDROOM HOME ON 1/2 acre in 11 Unit Apartment Block addition, 4 appliances, n/g furnace, some ft. contact Gary Reum 635-2655 or 638- . ~ • HomeAutomation/Security Thd'nfiiII, 4 appliances, ng/wood heat, new Excellent return - downtown - only furniture, asking $13,500 638.8415 before 8352. " * vinyl siding 16'/,24 work shop, with cement $279,000 MLS 9p,m. 3 BEDROOM TRAILER FOR Rent, sorry No. 4- 5002 Pohle 638-0261 floor $69,900,635-7495. FOR SALE 14x70 Mobile home fridge no pets, immediate occupancy, please call FOR SALE LARGE FULLY Serviced lot, Largeshop/warehouse on .6 acres stove, dishwasher window awnings, 635-4315. 72x122 in good area, top soil placed, will Thomhill - 3600 sq. ft. only . locatedin Ominesa Trailer Park excellent AVAILABLE DEC 1 taking applications for consider framing house, call 635.7556. $99,000 MLS condition, $25,500 phone 567.2804 or new 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bathroom, 1300 sq. • 567.2662. ft. duplex, large yard, good parking, RAMUS BROTHERS 1300 SQ FEET Revenue home near Restaurant + Offices - City Center hospital, school and bus. Fenced yard, 1970 AMBASSADORMobile home asking garden area, Kelth Estates, $850 month, 635-2697 or write box 9.96 Terrace, VeG MAINTENANCE & REPAIR SERVICES new mot phone 635-9305, $98,000. For Sale or Lease - Vendor $10,000 635-4894. ,/Total Renovation & Maintenance ~ :;i".,~.~, ---... BRAND NEW IN THE Horseshoe 3 financingavailable MLS. I 4Vl -"'Jl_ L,t SKEENA ~,.z--z--x,-,z,-,,z--xiz-..z.-z.~ ENJOYYEAR ROUND UVINEIAt La~etse ¢' Cladding & Sheet Meta Specialist Home Bu=lders' bedroom bungalow enlarge lot, 1138sq. 155 Acres 10 minutes to '~ la. v '/'It M~I:::II/I= ril ~e waterfront home, available now, I AssociationOI ft. 1 1/2 bathrooms, large kitchen, formal downtowncreek through property. ~ a~ ~ ev ,=vws-.-.-- ril .be .am s~lon ro~a d (west side).1200 sq.it, ,2 ,/Res dential & Commercial LE"_!f!"c°JJ'_'J~!'! I dining area, n/g fireplace, attractive intedor +,,,,,,,,,,~.,,,, m< 3 bedroom natural ++as heat ~ I~edroom, ~rz ~asemenr, nnisnea, finishing, quality construction, $109,500 +mu,uuu c.Av , = , In nO0d condition s tuated In I~ includingfridge, stove, dishwasher, dryer, ph. 638-8822 fax 638-0878 including GST, Rebate assigned lavender ~r~5 ~J "' = . " .. '. ' ,, ~ washer, rent Is negotiable for right pedy, -- Certified Tradesman . 638.1350. _ ...... [I] a SlTlalI, quiet ~raller parK in II1 call635.2697

TOWN LOTS And acreage for sale in New minmes to oowntown - ++u,~Ju I~ -- ' ...... ~ 1" ' ' ' " D I ' • Hazeltonm2.sm8. MLS ~ i nornnill. Heauceo to ~ ~ | CUSTOM BUILT 4 br. home, Walnut SL Revenuem'°almost $24,000 per year ~ ~e$28'000O.B.O.mo~n ~ I Under New I When you gotta' have iL We'll ~Iit] Telkwa. Full basement, wrap.around deck. '[,~ Senleiz'Z.~-. ?~'",~ =m,,,,,~_~_.~r I Landscaped. Playhouse. Garden, Rec Thomhill Duplex/Comrnercial - -L~ 00;~'/0~.~/ ~ I Mmnnrmment I 'F" ...... DIzcount~- a +', + ; ~" .-...... 7--~ RCmu,eUEZ iEm I room, 2 bathrooms. Workshop. Lots of only $119,90- O M"'LS • ' L!J"'" nfl¢=r R nm R, wa¢,b~=nrlR tlJ"'" Ie "," ...... '~~ ...... I windows. Must be seenl• $129,900. 846- ~=,z,..,,z,==,x,,,.,,x.,,,-z,,,,.,x,.,,,x,,=,=z,,=,z-~ ,,,,...... " ...... I Summ itSq uare I

' +'u 7"+ ;"[ $160,000635.4448or638.0375 ~ II mvDakm Ikicalall~ II I r'tl,,#MI I, iil~;llll, g I " Our expediting service will saev yo u r c am pany-mane -~" ...... :r~a,s~dYex~°?ar'ge3BEDROOM TRAILERs!~mgea,uv =+u,Built ,u,.r~,mon recreat~On~gpe.Cmoand. 8keenaC°mmercmjl+U-P'nmeMall,.+uuSpace$12.00-p.sq.ft.Acr°ss sq. m from II , +p~ x~7VooIM~o~line III onone/Twoe/TWuOnitB:Bedroomdroom I CHIM0 DELIVERY, e 638-8530 work bench eta: large garden with all kinds III Set up in park I l ~ I of fruit b'eas and garden treats, sandbox For further inforrnatJoncarl IJ P,= $6olooo Jl J Quiet & Clean l s+.wcoo. II 30"l~;iMod:;;r:Her III RacquetballCourts I MACKAY'S FUNERAL + 10s . Re/Max of Terrace II ,...^ e.=n .,Nt II i Gymnasium I SERVICES LTD. trade are seniorsand need to movenearer ~,~ +~nn II r,,w, ,,,,.,w I I I "~"" '"~'"'" I Terrace Crematorium 462e Davis Ave, Terrace to town to cut down driving. Phone Eve: ...... • II...... II I . I DirecTors: JAMES WESTERMAN & DOUG MAC FARLANE . • Call R Warner JEANETTE SCHULMEISTER '++ a, I ero~'a ptequ~s 24 HOUR FA A second home - t, m O~UmO nt Answering anc~ Pager Service /A ' I II II 1635 59681 Terrace• Kit+real. Smilhers r_.t ~ i~.m) ./t/t/1 Fu.~,,. S~r.,ce at beautiful Babine Lake ItL Ph~e66~22449549 JJ i 2607 Pear St. l & Prince Ruperl v ~ ~ m~ "T "Ir "--Ir kASU~Ldb0n e" ' from• as little as ~¢20 Jr 000., I Avco Financial Services • .~, ~,-~_<..',J%- +" .. ,,+,~ -.~ --.. K RMOE)E PARK ~11 IP 4557- A Lazelle, Terrace ~'11 ~ ~" ' it ~t " r, "11,Ft"~':.'~'T~lr' ' I',+- . .' now selling Lower your monthly payments with a 1st or 2nd / -, TRIPLE E MANUFACTURED mortgage debt consolidation, reasonable rates HOMES 635-2826 FAX 635-3964 + IN OR OUT OF PARK SALES

* Idealfor fishing,hunting and year-roundrecreation: TOLSEC LOCK & KEY ,. LongestB,C.-Less~annatural two ]ake in ' ~ Available u ntil .~i CERTIFIED LOCKSMITHS 3238 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. Call 638-0241 TOLL FREE -- 1-800-661-2676 635-. 5350 , I II I I I II II Page C6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 CTION AD

ii 3. FOR RENT 3. FOR RENT 5, FOR SALE MISC. 8. CARS FOR SALE WHAT,.S. DRIV!NG YQ i ~ r :•TO::'SPEED~::': :-:-:-/:.... 2 BEDROOM MOBILE ~ stove & frldge PRIVATE ROOM Furnished, share home 243 WINCHESTER RUGER M77 with ECONOMY PLUS, 78 Honda civic 38 IoceJ trailer park, available Oct 1/93 with Compatible, clean and reaiiable leupeld 3x7 scope, also Shamano mpcj, one owner, 5 spd, new tires and front ';: :" ':'''* :;::r:'~'" los in:Yo6Vnah'dS!:::":9,,.:,~ ': $405.00 per month, plus utilities 635.0832. people, college students or working, car a Canadian custom rod ce 1051 length 10'6" brakes, $999,00 call 638-0686 after 5 p.m. must 10 rain to town, male or females, --- :. i:,-.'!;.~:;~%~ur L~'al:~P.olk~.&' iEB~:.;~...... : FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM HOME on two Ambassador 6500 C reel level wind phone 1983 MERC LYNX RS with ho engine has $375.450, 635.3772. acres available Oct 1st, good quiet evenings 635.1685. power steering, power brakes, arn/frn location neat Terrace $650 per month, WANTED TO RENT For Oct 1/93, 2 FOR SALE Four frarrm honey extractor stereo, cassette, and sunroof, in gc asking phone 635.5339 bedroom house or trailer, 2 adults, one and bee equipment; antique wood stove; 2200.00 obo 635-9341. APPUCATIONS ARE BEING Acceptedfor child, good references, call (collect) 558. weight set; large fir tree and coffee table 1978 DODGE MONACO, New tires and a 5 bedroom home, dose to town and 5515. bud base, Phone 845.7867. timing chain, 97,000 km, $500 obo, 638. schools, fireplace, n/g heat, 3 bathrooms, AVAILABLE OCT 1/93 2 Bedroom apt. PROTECT YOUR CHILD, Stainless 8688, •dge/stove $850 month, references drapes, ridge, stove, laundry facilities and identifcallon dish-sewn or pinned, 1977 MALIBU CLASSIC2 door excellent required w/w carpet 635.2159. parking included. $505/month no pets, attaches easily to clothing. Childs name, "lWO ROOMS FOR Rent, in house, avail, 635-2556. running condition, one owner, asking your name, address, city, prov, and phone $1000 obo, call B38-1712. immediately, for more information call 635. LAKELSE LAKE Waterfront, 2 bedroom number $19.99 each to: Milman MFG., 1236 or 635-6169 alter 8p.m. home, 1/2 basement, 5 appliances, box 113, Roxboro, Quebec, H8Y 3E8 1974 FIAT X.1-9, mid engine, 4 speed, 2 BEDROOM WOODGREEN CONDO, available Oct 1, located on Beam Station targa top, memo mags, am/fm cassette, YOUR OWN PERSONAL Zodiac bertone styling package, black, really nice naiurai gas fireplace, 3 piece ensulte, Road, west side $800 per/month, would information package or great Xmas patio. References required. Reply to Box like at least 6 month lease, 635-2697. shape. Best reasonable offer on this rare present for the hard to buy fed Norma May care takes it home. Phone Bob evenings #65 do Terrace Standard 4647 Lazelle, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT right 846-9751. Terrace, B.C, VSG 1S8. downtown, frkige/stove, security enb'ance, or weekends563-0379 (Prince George). LORAN C SUITABLE For boat $60O • CLEAN APARTMENT SIZED, Duplex paved parking, on site management 635. 1987 NISSAN MICRA, 4 dr, auto, low value, sauifice for $200 phone 635.1355. suite in Thomhill. Prefer non.smoker with 7987. Km's $3300 obo, call evenings before 8 Victor P. Hawed;, O.D. references, utilities Included 3 & 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES STEREO, SPEAKERS, Stand, pair wicker p.m, 635.5883. OPTOMETRIST S600.O0/month,635.4200 message. featuring 1150.1300 eq, ft, plus basement, hanging lamps, handmade doll cradles, 1985 4 CYUNDER Plymouth voyager i | NEW 3 BEDROOM Executive duplex 2 baths, private yard, carport and satellite ordinary ladies bike, large trunk, milk cans, caravan, (7 passenger) $4000 obo, includes garage, 5 appliances, 2 "IV Houston. Phone 845.3161. double pane woodenwindows, 49'x35, 47 169,000 krn, one owner good condition 1/2 x 231/2 10ng,846.9751. call 635-2880or 635-5646 (work). balconies, skylights, carpet, drapes, snow #1 • 4748 LakelseAve Appls 638-8055 4. WANTED TO RENT 1992 PLYMOUTH GRAND Voyager s.e. removal, and landscaping. $950/month, NEW LOPI AIR TIGHT WOOD Stove Terrace, BC Fax 638-8087 plus utilities, no pets, references required, 11,000.19,000 sq, feet heating capacity, less than I year old 15,000 kms, over 2 V8G 1R6 Modem 638-8697 call 638-4840, FAMILY OF RVE LOOKING For place to never used. make offer 635-1187. years of bumperto bumper warranty left. FOR RENT I ROOM IN Non-smoking rent asap, call 635.1431 or call collect $21,000 obo 638.0178. 573-5267. VILAS 8 PCE Sec'donai sofa blond. home. Computer available $400/month, excellent condition, phone 847.5138. 1987 BLACK NlSSAN Pulsar, S.E. NON SMOKING, NON DRINKING, No Excellent condition, T.Roof, Asking $,5495, phone 638-O514. FOR SALE: Battery operated 3-wheol pets, family seeks 3-4 bedroom house for call 635.1128. Arctic Cat Neid Enterprises Ltd. AFTER SEPT 15/93 2 bedroom mainfloor scooter, great for seniors w~ walking Evinmde rent 638.0152. 1985 GL Subaru Sedan, 4 door auto. Low KawasakJ The Recreation SpeciaJtsts house centrally located, large fenced diffculties, new battery, good condition, Suzuki 4925 C Keith Ave.. backyard, pets o,k. $700/month, plus $350 5. FOR SALE MISC. $I,000 (0bo) call 845-7904. mileage. Asking $5500.00 C,ai1635-6205, LawnBoy Terrace, B,C. V8G 1K7 security deposit, apply to file #250 do this H.O. Waterskis ~ Phone 635.3478 paper. NEW 1HINGS INI at Norms May's Chevrolet ROUND PEDESTAL Style oak table with I 1964 Belair & Accessories :~5-5050)Salee: extension leaf, four chain $550, 8 h.p. collectib~, Tel~a 846-9751. Cream and Candy apple red, original V6 engine, snow blower in good condition $400, two, milk cans, wooden barrels, old plow, hone standard 3.speed transmission, "one 225/15 m.s. tires in excellent condition collars, medalta crooks (all sizes), Spigots, family" owned car, all new tires, very WOODLAND silver hair brush and mirror set, Sad irons well maintained. Excellent condition $30.00 each, canopy for import truck Certified Mechanics Jesse Cosgrove $125.00 638.1104. (with handles) and much more, ~7,800 638-1323, Fred Dunn Mark Neid APARTMENTS REMOTE TRAPUNE, Costa Lake, in Willie DeHoog •Tim Link CORNER OF KALUM & SCO'IT TRAILER FOR SALE For construction purposes $1500 call 635-6141. Central B.C. 604.692-3002. 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE Close To TownAnd Schools DOUBLE BED, BOX SPRING, Mattress Fridge, stove, heal and hot water 1 ESTHETIQAN'SWaxing table $250 and 1990 FORD X.TENDED Cab xl f-250, 460 included. Carpeting, storage space. manicure table $75 call 638-1651. and night table all in good condition, Referencesrequired. $250,00 call 635.2753 and leave cu in, . Automatic p/s, p/o/sic, cruise, EnviroShade 1 Bedroom Apt. $450.00 FRIDGE FOR SALE call 638.8132. message, 41,000 kms, excellent condition, lots of extras, 1989 cascade 8 1/2 ft deluxe All Enviroshade products a~o 2 Bedroom Apt $550.00 YAMAHA ALTO Sex $500, recse 14,000 CASH & CARRY Cabinet Warehouse. made of high quality Solartex TM 3 Bedroom Apt. $eso.oo camper with bathroom and boat carder. Ib removable 5th wheel hitch, $350, 18SS Huge savings, warehousepddng cabinets UV, a knitted outdoor fabric that No Pals, (When Available) Honda 3.wheeler, $50C692-3292 eves L~e new, will sell separate 636.2727, PHONE OFFICE 635-5224 by Kitchen Craft of Canada. 3566 Massey will not fade, mold, mildew, rot before 9 p.m. Dr. Pdnca George 561-2240. Fax 561- 1978 GMC PICKUP, Half ton, long box, or tear. YAMAHA DOUBLE Key board organ, 2250. aluminum running boards and box liner on Enviroshade is the leader In beater box and one octave foot pedal, rubber mat; power windows, sliding rear Shadehouses for all occasions. PREFABBED Utility sheds, garages, window, sun roof, tilt, automatic For Lease stool Included, very good shape, $400, workshops, greenhouses, also trailer BURDETT DISTRIBUTORS (1977) LTD. PHONE...... 635.2818 phone 636-9163. transmission, complete rebuilt w/200 or Rent skirting, joey shacks, snowroofs and deck miles, 427; high dual 4.barrel carburetors; 4759 Highway16 W. Terrace.B.C. DEEP FREEZER, T.V., Chesterfield, and and fences, Dirk Bakker 638-1798 butterfly intake; 550 hp; engine built by Jim V8G IN3 FAX...... 638-1188 Large Warehouse Space one bed. 2811 S.Eby, call 638-8368. even]ngs, Goerizen of moonlight auto, Bums Lake. good location, good zoning. NEW 28' COLOUR MagnasonkL T~V, I I Sedous enquiries 0nly. Home 845.7971 asking r s- os. , n!Mu_!h 0mPickers, Hunters work: 84~:R~l~,~k forTracey. !::;i~"~:~ i 4 "b -y ', Electronics NEIDENTERPRiSES LTD, .:::/:::. 12 ft, Achilles Rafts for rent on 1989 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 wheel dri,Je, 4 Also door wagon, 6 cyl 5 SlXI, $12,500 she, SPECIALIZING IN ALUMINUM WELDING • OfficeNVarehouse Space "CEDAR sIDING I weeklyor monthlybasis & MANUFACTURING 635-3557. CUSTOMBUILT BOATS- BOAT REPAIRS formerly. Nlsga'a School Board Office . OUR SPECIALTY . I ALUMINUMFABRICATION - GAS TANKS - TOOL BOXES Good for Store front on Grieg : Rough 1635.2368or 635.1775 1979 BRONCO XLT 429, propane,custom RUNNINGBOARDS - BOX LINERS paint; many e~; $75oo. Also, 1990 200 TON M.ETAL BENDINGPRESS Call 638-8398 • Plain ' I Daytona 23,500 kin; three and haft year .... "T" ...... • • Timbers 6. WANTED MISC, warranty left; $9,500, both excellent JIM NEID condition, never winter driven, call 845- TEL (604) 635-4843 lX6, lX8, lxlO • Beams IF YOU ARE 'BUYING or selling children's FAX (604) 635-5050 3456. FOR • Round furniture, check with the Product Safety 5 LOWRIE AVENUE Fence Branch of consumer & Corporate Affairs SUBURBAN TURBO Diesel, $12,000 now .... :LACE.B.C. V8G 3Ya 1Xa, lx8, posts Canada (604) 666-5003 to ensure it meets only $10,856 call 638-8078. RENT v ,o • Other cunent SafetyStandards. The sale of non 1985 CHEV CELEBRITY Station wagon compliant products not only could result in lx4, lxa fencing very clean 80,000 km $4000 635.3893. 4818 Hwy,. 16 West material a tragic accident but also in a violation of 1990 GMC SHORT BOX Pickup SLE, fully Windshield Repair/Replacements the Hazardous Products Act. Top-quality Tight Knot- loaded, 350 auto, 52,000 kms., $15,900 -- • Auto Glass Interior & Exterior WANTED: BOAT RACK To fit box of full obo, 847-5863, ~~i • ICBO Reolacements size chev pick up truck. 638.1423. \ ...... • Mirrors Service/Lt, • Cedar 1979 JEEP 4 Wheel drive, pick.up b'uck, . % • Pine 2x4 or rebuilt motor, new brakes around, vg/,rc ~.'--~I ' • Windows Industrial FOR RENT MISC. • Sealed Units • Cottonwood x6 or x8 i $2,800 obo, call 638-1323 Bays • Cedar & SPF SECUREOUTSIDE STORAGE Available 1978 CHEV HEAVY 1/2 ton pick-up in for boats, campers, t~gers, may build your good running condition $700 call 635- -C'S GLASS LTD Compare Our Prices 3720 River Drive Terrace 880 to 7200 sq. ft. own snow protection. 635.6141. 9069. 632-:~1800i,!!n Terrace :638,800:i DEPENDABLE ROOM AND BOARD Available SUitablefor 1985 FORD BRONCO 2 4x4 asking students, phone 635.7202 leave message. $5000,00 o.b,o. 635-1128, Phone 1635.7459 LUMBER 1991 FORD EXPLORER 4 door excellent Box 7 6. CARS FOR SALE Progressive ,Ventures condition, low mileage, air conditioning, SAM THE WOOD MAN Hazelton, B.C. 842-5660 towing practical, $18,000 o.b,o, 634.5265,

BCYCNA 325 Call Sam BRITISH COLUMBIA Specialist All Types of Wood Floor ANDYUKON These ads appear In more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon words COMMUNITY $225 Laying, Sanding and Finishing NEWSPAPERS and reach more than 3 million readers. ASSOCIATION TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BOYCNA AT (604) 669-9222. $4.00each eddltlonalword R.R. 3 Site 1% Comp. 7: Ph. 635-5323 Terrace, B.C. V8G'4R6 ' AUTO BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES EDUCATION FOR eALE MISC. MOBILEHOME0 ENGINES FROM $995. for PROFIT WITH THE LAND WESTERN CANADIAN Outdoor enthusiasts under- SAVE BIG $,~ on 12'X14' cars and trucks. Complete DEVELOPERSI 900 people SCHOOL of Auctioneerlng. stand the weather. Take the double-wide used mobiles. rebuilds with new partS. 6 Yr/ per week are crowding Into Next course Nov. 15 - Nov. mystery outer It. Laam basic Great selectlofi & large in- 120,000 KM Warranty. 20% the last remaining space In 27, 1993. Forafmebrochure concepts and principles and ventory ready for quick deliv- Business Directory Down- Payments later. Bond the Lower Mainland of B.C. call (403)250-1281 or write to apply them to simple fore. ery. Call IslandValleyHomes Mechanical 8 a,m. - 8 p.m, 7 The Greater Vancouver Ra- #5, 2002 MoKnlght Blvd., casting, BaeloWeather peck- today. 447-9217, Christian .Days; 872.0641, g onsl Distdot says that "At N.E., Calgary T2E 61.2. age $12.95. KGV Industries, Lake. DL#9673. ADVERTISING e ~pectad rates of develop- EMPLOYMENT BOx488, Princeton, B.C, VOX PER~QNAL, CANADA ENGINES LTD. n ,ant; the land currently Iden- OPPORTUNITIES LWO. Quality Guaranteed Rebuilds. WOULD YOU LIKE to corre- tiffed for single family housing tARVEST SPECIAL on all :. .,.•,-. 6 Cyl from $995. - V8 from EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR spond with unattached Chris- V' Present Your Card Every will be built to capacity by REQUIRED Immediately for steel bulldlngs:Quonsota and tlan people across Canada $1,095.6 yr: 120,000 Km lim- about 2006", Rnd out how straight wallquoneets. Many Ited Warranty, 580-1050 or 1- the Bdtlsh Columbla andYu- for companionshlp or mar- Week you can profit from this land ken Community Newspapers sizes to choose from. For rlage? S.A.S.E. Free Infer- 800.665-3570, 12345-114 squeeze. Call for free bro- quality, service and integrity Aw.Surrey. BCAA Approved. Association, Community matton. State Age.Ashgrove, chure (604)640-7787 or 1- newspaper experience apre- call Future 1.800-668.5111. P.O. Box 205, Chase, B.C. v' Highly Visible 800-868-3565. F-250 4X4's, Cummins Die- requisite. Office manage. NORITAKE CHINA SALE. VOE 1MO, sel,,, Exp!orers, Rangers, COMING EVENTS ment, organizational, market- Our lowest pdcea for 19931 REAL ESTATE V' Affordable Trucks;; Up to $1500. cash lag and ]lnanclal skills sne; Major price Increase coming ( rebate; O down O.A.C. Pay- POETRYCoNTEST$12,000 cesalty. Salary: negotiable, In 19941 Order newl (Recent GOT A CAMPGROUND ments from $189/month. Inprizes. Possible publlce- depending upon capabilities. }attains only). For price list membership or timeshare? v" Effective Phone Grant collect 588- ~on. Send one original poem Reply by resume to: )n your Noriteke pahem call We'll take [tl America's larg- 4 ~ L ¸ : 9778. Dealel"#8367. 20 lines or less to: National B.O.Y.C,N.A., 230-1980 Mexander'a 1-800-263-5896. est resale clearinghouse. Call " Ubmry of Poetry, Box 704- Burrard St., Vancouver, B.C. (Clip & Save). Resort Sales Intematlonel 1- ND, Owin~s l~llls Md 21 t 17. V6Z 2B7. KITCHEN CAIBINEl"e 800-423-5967 (24 hours). For only =25.55 per week 'l:X:)ORSlWlNDOWSlinterior 1ST ANNUAL AUTUMN RNANCE CABINETS 112 PRICE. In SERVICES . and exted0r Wood, metal and Llama and Donkey sale: 25 Government Grants & Loans. stock, countertops/vanltles (billed monthly- 3 month contract) : ~Frenoh Doors, wood wln- Uamas, 8 miniature Donkeys, Billions of dollars are made also. Kitchen Croft Factory Major IOB0 motor vehicle In- doWs~ Skylights; MOREl Call Thursclayr SepL 16/93, 7p.m. available to new and existing outlet. Cash and Carry Cabi- Jury claims. Joel A. Waner, your business can be part of :colleCt to WALKER DOOR Fraser V~JleyAuctlons, 21801 B.C. businesses, The Bred net Warehouses, 4278 tflal lawyer for 24 yearn. Call and WINDOW In Vancouver - 86th Ave., Langley, B,C. Book can show you how to Lougheed, Burnaby 298- free: 1-800-665.1138. Con- at (604)266-1101. Phone: 594-3241. get your share. Call hOWl 9277. 1868 Spall Rd., tingenoy fees available. the Terrace Standard's (604)756-2721. Kelowna 860-6638. 800 Simon r Wener & Adler. BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES EOUCA'I1ON Cloverdale, VIctoria 989- FOR 8ALE MISC. . TRAVEL Business Services Listing • WANTED: Partners for land Train to be an Apartment/ ~114 ...... on Lasquetl Island B.C. Pota- Condominium Manager. Free ANZA handmade hunting, ~'~'~?'AWAY AT WHIS- ble water, South Slope, beau- Job placement assistance. fishing,trapping knlws of high MOBI LEIMODuLAR TLER'* Weekends & Hell. ::tlful ~,lews frowncommonege. Government Uconsed corre- quality carbon tool steel, HOMES Factory Direct. "Cus- days stay with **Sea to Sky Talk To An Ad Consultant SomeVlewlots.WlthorwRh- apondenca course. 2,200 Quality hnndles and sheaths, tom Built". Prlaed from $41. Condo Rentals**, Swimming ~out bul dings, All Inquiries grsduatesworklng. ForFREE Holds edge, Wdto RR#13 sq.ft. Top dollar for trades. Pool, Jacuzzl & Sauna; ONE Today 638-7283 :;(con! dentlal): Box 183; brochure: R.M.T.I, 681-5456 502 Lakeshore.Dr., Thundel Many used unlte available. NIGHT FREE 1.800-667, Erdngton, B.C, VOR IVO, or 1-800-665-8339. Bay P7B 5E4. Noble Homes (403)447-34i4. 5529, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page C7

9. TRUCKS FOR SALE 15. MACHINERY ~ A NEW ME. [~ f JEFF'S ~ I1| I discovered an easyway, I lost Ill 1974 HAYES GRAVEL Truck, 350 Jimmy SKIDDER C-7 TREEFANMER with 5OO I1[ inches, weight, feel great and have Ill rebuilt 2 yrs ago, 13 speed, 44 rear ends, gal. R.S.F. water tank, Honda fire pump [GUITAR REPAIR[ I1| tons of energy,Naturally. Ill 90% rubber; comes with snowplow, asking tools parts etc. $12,500 r~essage 846. Call after 6:00 pm ] III You can start today by telephoning ]11 $15,000 firm, 635-7933. 5373. 635-7031 J ~ DianneRowe 638-1349 J~ 1987 TOYOTA Landcruiser wagon, 6 SCRAGG MILL. TWO 30" Sawe, Sawed cylinder diesel, excellent condition edger, hydraulic infeed deck and edging $18,250 obo, also box utility trailer, fit 4x4 deck, two conveyors, 318 funny, power on ~KID'S ;,': NO DIET FOR SALE- 1981 CHEV CAPRI,APRICE~l"l'[ll~ r. L,uCLASSIC atv, Iookable, $630 obo, call 624-5279. 40' Highbay $8000 obo, phone 1-476- .... [ MAGIC) 1102 atter 8:00 p.m. 120,000 km., new brakes, good rubber. 1989 FULL SIZE CHEV 4x4, 38,000 CASTLE ~;!~,~_~~:~il, ~ Lose 201bs in 30 days highway kme, Okanagan driver, very 16. FARM PRODUCE Excellent condition. clean, box liner, canopy, must sell $10,800 (LICENCED) ~;~;,;~ Call Melodic 638-1671 Asking $2500. obo, 624.6243. HAY FOR SALE Alphala mix grass mix PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE 1991 FORD F250 HD, x]t, 4x4, fully some rain, large round bales approx 1400 loaded, bedliner, trailer tow pkg, 351 rid, Ibs, call 690.7431 Fort Fraser. ~or c,,dren=~toS Phone 635-8692 5-spd, never ueed for cargo, non-smoker, HAVE VERY GOOD Mixed hay in square like new, 33,027 kms, $21,900 846.9062 baJes for sale $1.95 each, can deliver 694- (d), 846.5091(e). 638 88 0 ~. LOST & FOUND LOST oI~ 3456. LOST ONE WHITE LEATHER Purse, 1989 FORD AFROSTAR XLT, Ext, rare GOOD CLEAN HAY 1,500 Ib round bales ~AN ] ,N ANSWER TO AD Placed in Sept8 reward offeredoff, for the rstum of I.D. and full elecbunics, fully loaded, premium Terrace Standard, found young black glasses.p~glasses, phone 638-8522 or 635.6696. atereo, front, rear heat]air, w/dual conb'ols, $40.00 per ton out of the field tacking V6, 5.spd, 77363 kms, exceptionally be arranged Mike. Bond Vanderhoof 567- • Classes for I female kitten on 4900 Block Walsh call LOST: CUSTOM MADE FISHING Rod clean, non.smoker, $14,900 846.9062 9856. Beglnner-lntermediate-Advanced | 635-2790. and case, no blocker attached, wife will (days), 846.5091 (evenings), HAY FOR SALE. New crop. Rome..Nfalfa, September21 to Dacember101993 I ~ exchangeexchangel blocker for safe return of rod. "l'imothy, Alsike-Rome, Clover-TImothy, Tuesday and Friday= I 31st down town, has a shoe keychain THOROUGHBRED GELDING 6 yrs old, 11. RECREATIONAL Cummins Ranch, Hwy 16 West, South S:SOaS:SOp.m.-ChlKung I phone635-7312. . 16 hh, basicba~ dressage, low hunter, must VEHICLES Hazelton, 842-5316. (AP~,=,I I LOST-AUG 19- Dark green purple, fushla sell, 2500250( 2 year old black reg, 17. GARAGESALES 6:30-7:30 p.m.- TUl Chl Form | pull over, all weather coat, size 16 polar quarterhorsequarterhoF. gelding started, $1500 1. 1998 TERRY RESORT Trailer, 22ft, rite, 0ntennedlate&Advanced) I ice, draw string on bottom missing and 694-3521. Clarence Mlchlel Elementary I one damaged button 635.3420. ~ ~-~ fully loaded full bedroom, full bathroom, LOOKING TO MAKE ROOM in your School Gym l LOST FROM Hepple street, 4 month old microwave, fumace, ridge awning, new garage? Advertise your garage sale in the Instructor: Peter Dickson l ~ p~ chowlow chow and german shepherd condition $16,500, 635-6600 before 6 Classifieds 638.SAVE. (Certified Teacher) I tack, on Sept 7/93, reward 638-19T7. black dog with black tongue, needs p,m, 635-2052 evenings. For ,eglsbat~on and fee Information, please =" I ~ ~ ~ medicine, $100 reward for her retum call 1964 CHEV BUS Mid size carnpedzed 18. BUSINESSSERVICES Jane 638-1594 or Bob 638-8025 J to identify. 638-8611 or 638-8043. ridge, stove, heater, new v8 etc. $3,000 638.7911. SEWING SERVICE: Will do alterations, hemming, :,ippers, etc. phone 635-7034. 1985 TRIPLE 'E' Class C motcrhome, 28' C.J. ENTERPRISESFilter queen supplies rear bedroom, sleeps 6, 2 air conditioners, and service in the Northwest 635.7906. generator, low mileage, Ford Chassie, 460 motor 847.9409. FOR YOUR LOG HOME, Framing, roof, restoration, door, window, kitchen, bath, 1983 VANGUARD 24' trailer, stereo bunk model, good condition, asking $10,000 stairs, fumtture, and finishings needs call Ghostfields, Frank Posselt 1.694-3763 bus phone 842.5438. 1-694-3779, FOR SALE, 1989 30 foot 5th wheel, REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION •::: : ~i'" ::.':.,,;:::~:;:~-'..::::~;'i::::.::..: .:"Com'~:.;:::::'::"::~: .:. :...: p::uterlzed:.. :"::': i:':::: :.:.::=:~":'~:":'::":::~'::':':~:~'~ :~.:::.::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Account:::: :.:...::...: ::i':: :... ng ':::~. : complete with winter package, microwave, & pads. We rebuild standard .~ ~t.e r C/z r_z,..Z t.v. air conditioning, awning, storage pod, transmissions, transfer cases and rear telephone, cable outJets, penthouse ends. Bel air automotive auto pars and ~DRIFTWOOD VENTURES C/'Z feature, rear bedroom, 2 skylights, service. 846-5101, Telkwa B.C. :~~~ Full Bookkeeping Services. SCOTT S. SCHIELKE ~c~,,,,==~.~-..~, excellent unit for a winter vacation down 1~J~-I~. Financial Services south, will consider a 10 or 11 foot ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESSES,Why .,-., 3354 River Drive camper or boat, as part paymenL Can be pay high accounting fees for your book- i~"i.~;~t~ Federal & Provincial • -. '.~ Terrace,B.C. VSG 3P1 ~-~ seen at Lot 6 timbedand RN. park. keeping needs? For confldenti~, t,~ ..._..~g~.~. Tax Returns •. ~J'~: Phone/Fax (604) 638-83.~73.~jb~_..=,. professional bookkeeping service, Manual ":.-.-JW==I;~ 1-800-663-1288 ,~ 1979 FORD TRUCK And camper ex or Computer call 635-9592. Jan Lok, CMA 635-7795 condition no rest, only used in summer. New motor, brakes and tires, $5000, or would trade for a volkswagon camper or a A&R camperized van in same excellent condition phone eves: 635-3823. Renovation Now Everyone Can Brew )HELPINGHANDS 1975 Ct.ASS 'A' executive motorhome, and propane powered, generator set, roof air Commercial Quality Beer & Construction ...... HOME CARE conditioning, frilly, loaded, .~ ex(;ellent Wine For 1/2 The Cost V...oondition, $15,000. Call~:.i~Z,2~17i; ~ • House ~tting :: ..... :,, Handyman Services ' .... E.~lS~erie nee .,- Kermodei • FullyInsured oBonded 12. MOTORCYCLES Brewing Co. CALL Tues. to Sat. 4450A Grcig Ave. Continuous Phone 638-8677 ,°v,, I= Terrace, BC 1982 HONDA )0.. 250 Street legal $600, 2.__pro- 9 pm Concrete Curbing Mobile 638-5844 phone 638-1052. 635-1 787 635-5757 ,-~,.-[ 14. BOATS& MARINE Coastal ~ountaln 2()' WELDED ALUMINUM Center consol, 93 m~ner 115 h.p.o.b, with jet & prop c/w trailer, pdce negotiable 847-9160 Flight Centre HANDY GUYS excellent for steelhead fishing. *Aircraft Charter 4660 Lakelse Avenue at Ottawa Street, Terrace No Job Too Big or Small 0o,~,**.~ 18' HARC,RAFI" Day cruiser, 1990 trailer, * Flight Seeing Trips Open Moaday through Saturday, 9 am to 9 pm ,~i4,~o~' Handy Guys Does It All ~,~'% d.s. 75 hp, mercury low hours $12,000 Phone orders welcome: 638-1477 632.6251. * recreational and career training Next Ground School VALCO RIVER BOAT. 1985, 19'6" 350 chev, 245 hp, Inboard jet, jacuzzi pump, Starts Oct. 7/93 full canvas top, asking $13,500 847.2900. * four seat aircraft for rent Call 638-1282 Seniors Rates 19'6" GREW 5.01 V.8 Shordder Trailer, 2 Ph: 635-1355 ~.-[uIq.,A ;l :r,.1/4 :t;~.-~ [,t,lUlN,V~l:~l P.I [4 ~,DI tlB,~ i,[°];;I ;l=l =11:f;1 ~ down dggers, depth sounder, VHF radio good condition, Winter storage available, asking $9500, phone 635-7106 after 5 p.m. Brew It Your Way! SANGSTER CRAFT BOAT With two motors 60 h.p., 5 h.p. asking $2800, 1974 Scotties dodge buck camper $800 or best offer, needs work, 1974 Honda motorcycle for parts $75,635.5327. U-BREW 19' FLAT BOl-rOM Wood/fibreglass riverboat with windshield and canow, c/w • Beer & Wine Recipes • Supplies DVENTURES 115 hp gainer/jet and leg, good shallow • Friendly,Knowledgeable Staff • Compete Brewing Facilities • Hunting • Fishing • Camping Supplies waterboat. Too many extras to mention, A Lazelle Ave, 635-1166 Skeena Mall 635-1175 must sell $6500 obo, 638-1427 afierSp.m. 4720 ] NEAR NEW 22 FT Aluminum river boat, 270 HP engine, fully equipt with Loran and Ship to shore radio, 60 hours on engine would make a good guide boat, will sell or trade for properly in Terrace/Thomhili, Drifter's value $30,000 1.(403)-865-4263. Stuff 'n' Such CRAFT SUPPLIES Western Wear Inc. 1981 22FT Champion, c/0, rebuilt meg, ~611 Lazelle Avenue • Panhandle Slim • Koolah 485 I.bJo.b. fully camperized cabin with • Wrangler • Roper bus heater. 2 d/s, vhf, stereo, d/dgs, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S3 • Australian Outback Collection fenders, bilge pumps, etc. Galvanized e/z loader tandem trailer, Immaculate • Brahma & Acme Boots $20,000, call 635.5371. DRYTOP (604) 635-4324 Suzanne Turner, Owner • Smithbllt Hats • Accessories Phone635-2604 4660ALekelse Avenue GUTTERS Fax635-2649 Terrace,B.C. VSG 1R4 15. MACHINERY 1985 KENWORTH Detroit, 475, recent in frame, 18 ~peed, 1976 peedess trailer, on or off highway telescopic reach, good Get Yourself Into Some Hot Water ARE YOU STARTING robber 1.695-6627, Specializing in 5" continuous D-3-CAT WiTH BACKHOE $18,000.00, steel or aluminum gutters. A NEW BUSINESS? 410 JD backhoe, 12,000. Air compressor, Installation, repairs & 300 amp Miller welder, 2 kw light plant, 1- INGY'S HOT TUB Contactthe Terrace Standard Ad Departmentbefore you open .697-2474, 1.697.2393. cleaning. SERVING TERRACE Rentals & Service .WHEEL LOADERS BACK HOES,' *You can'tafford to start withouttaking advantage of 'Graders, gensets, compastom, dump & KIT1MAT Hot tub rentals, sales & service our new BusinessServices package special ,tacks, excavators low beds, bobcats, tilt Roofing and Siding *Supplier of chemicals & filtem " traders, crew cabs, water trucks, truck Installation and Repairs 638-1490 Terrace Phone 638-7283 pbws, sanders, service bucks, phone 493- 6791,, Call Steve 638-0838

EVERY WEEKEND IT'S SOMETHING NEW! CHECK OUT OUR ONGOING WEEKEND PROMOTIONS The Coast . ,oo..o .o o, Inn 0f heWest why would you go a~yvvhere else? OPEN7 DAYSA WEEK UNTIL 11 P,M, NOW OPENSUNDAYS AT 9 kM,! • 4620 Lekelse Avenue! Terrace 635-6300 "Page c8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesdav, September 15, 1 993

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19. LOST & FOUND 20. PETS & LNESTOCK LOST ONE BLACK and white small dog HYBRID WOLF Husky pups for sale, (female.recent mother to 3 puppies) phone Wayne 846-9049 evenings. Management PositionAvailable answers to daisy call 638-8347. BUYING CATI'LE? For all your buying O L.E.J.International Trucks Ltd. LOST ONE MINIATURE Black and white needs, contact your team agent, Dick rabbit on Scott avenue call 635.1707. Coombs, where the quality cattle are being Discount Junior Department Store is seeking a TM listed and sold (through the computer) store management candidate. LOST: Young black female kitten. Brown feeder cattle every Friday 7:45 am sharp eyes, white line on tummy. Lost corner of BRANCHOFFICE ADMINISTRATOR for information call 567-3385. Walsh and Eby, 635.6823. (Terrace Office) LOST: ONE SET OF KEYS ON a purple GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Applicant should be honest, aggressive with good ring w~ lizard keychain and Indian Purebred-registered health and hip leadership qualities. Previous experience in a Relocation has created the above opening in our Terrace Branch. This is a full guaranteed, ready to go. 635-4084, keychaln with leather and beads attached. family apparel or hard line store is definitely an time permanent position which includes a complete benefit package. Applicants 635-3738, DOG AND CAT Grooming, Lisa 635.5764 must have a good knowledge in Accounting and Olf~ procedures with experience IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to place a Lost asset. in Accounts Receivable, Credit, Collections, Payroll, and Accounts Payable. and Found Classified, Phone 638.SAVE 21. HELP WANTED Applicants who possess good computer skills and enjoy working with the public will Friday 5 pro. be a definite asset.Please forward your resume and salary expectations in i QUALIFIED MEET CUTTER Needed We offer competitive salary and benefit package. complete confidence 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK immediately, references required phone Reply to File #46, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, i 635.6624 ask for Lorraine. c/o Joan, at Box 369, Terrace, B,C,, V8G 4B4 REGISTERED QUARTERHORSE Mare, TURN OVER A NEW Leaf ...... become a B.C. V8G 1 $8. or fax: 635-9115 gentle, willing $2000, halflinger- Totally Tropical Sales Consultant and start quarterhoree cross fill'/, good for riding, earning full-time income while working packing, $1000, both have excellent blood part-time hours. Sell a product that sells lines. 846.9636 evenings.. itself. Call Joyce for more details at (604) N~AB/QH MARE, 4 years broke to ride, 485-5775 (Collect) excellent dressage, propect, registered KSAN HOUSE SOCIETY Arabian gelding, 3 years, greenbroke, BREAKERS PUB 3224 KALUMSTREET genUe and sone~le, serious inquiries, 847- TERRACE, B.C. ~ V8G 2N1 8968. Is Accepting Applications For WANTED TO BUY: Small horse (13 hh - JOB POSTING 14 hh) for a 9 year old gids, horse must Terrace Home Hardware EMPLOYER: KsenHouseSoclety be well Izalned and ~le to be handled by ALL POSITIONS POSI'OOX: Counselor'Stoppln9 Vidence Against Women' _ _: the dder, 1.698-7627. Is accepting applications for TERMS: - FulltJme35 houreper wesk CKC REGISTERED Yorkshire terder Full & Part Time • Completebenefit package puppies ready to go by end of September FULL OR PART-TIME .8a~/commemurats with qualificationsand exp~ence call 632-7105. Positions OUAUFICATIOMS: Minimum grade 12 with extensive related work experience anO ]HROUGH BRED GELDING 6Ym old, 16 Hardware and retail Looking To Hire Bartenders, Waitresses And Coo ks padld~ion In conUnuingeducations aad or post seconday educationthru hh, basin dressage low hunter, must sell experience an asset. Wages Depend U pon Experience undergraduate degree/college diploma programs. Preference given to 2500, 2 yr old, black r eg, qu~erhorse appllc~ts w~ cordY,na~on d both. APPLICgNI~SHOULD POSSESS: gelding, started $1500~1-694-3621 Please forward resume to Send Resume: JERSEY COWS FOR SALE, must go, File #81, 4647 Lazelle Ave. An undecstand[ngof the dynadcs of abuseand the priorityof ensudngthe 117 George Hills Way safety of womenand thelr chi~er~ herd to largs, e~cellent disposition, some Terrace, B.C. VSG 1S8 are already in calf, phone Mary Yelich Prince Rupert, BC VSJ 1A3 Knowledgeof communityYesoorses. 847-4679, Skilis in assessmentand Individual/groupcounseling. Familiarity with issuessuch as depression,self esteem, sell wo~, at~ Ability to keep.[curato and current recordsand files TERRACE PUBUC UBRARY An u~dastandingd stagsllcal monitoringand presen~on, OVERDUES/HOUSEBOUND DELIVERY CLERK The University of NorthernBrilish Columbia, lo- Must be tamili~ with proceduresand requirementsof the justicesystem. catedin PrinceGeorge, population 72,000, is a newCanadian AdministrativeWork history would be an asset. The librmyls presently seeking an enthusiastic individual who enjoys Successfulapplicant must be willing to submitto a criminal recordse~ch. working with the ,public,to manage the processing of overdue librarymaterial Universityand the province'sfourth publicly funded. We are scheduledfor openingin the Fall of 1994, Resumeswill be accepteduntil September24,1993 at 4:30 p.r~ and sho~idbe addressedto: end to deliverbooks to the housebeund, Hiring Commlgee This is a part-time position, approximately 20 hours per week, and includes Reportingto lhe Direclorof Co-operativeEduca- do Executive D]reetor evening and week-end hours. tion, you will be responsibletor providing job placement Ksen House Sedety Qualifications: general office experience, ability to work independently, good servicesto co-opsludenls in the FacuUyof NaturalResources 3224 Kalum Street communication sl$is, profidency in the English language, ability to work well and EnvironmentalStudies• This will entailthe recruitmentot Terrace, B,C. L • with people, r~st possess a valid British Columbia ddver's license, must have privateand public sectoremployers, student placement and VSG 2N1 access to a veh!de, expedence with computers and previous library experience the ongoingmonitoring of lhe program'sservices, You will would be an asset,' alsoprepare funding proposals, ~aflicipate In various curricu- Resumes, and letters of application should be directed to: lum committees,and developworkshops and I)romotional Ed Core,, Terrace Public Ubrary activities. You may be expectedto teacha course in your ~:~.,,.~.~.~.~l~E~xk~,~eg..Terrace, BC;ySG,1V6 .~.~ ,~ , , .II discipline for th%Fp,cu y oi~latu[~ B~ources and Epvir0~ . a Studies...... • - .. -~ :", J~ i~| !~,i ~ii.;.. . I.'hone: 63~-81/I II , i,;f,q" r)='l ...... : ."...... Fax.'635-6207 ...... ' ...... : ' LJ,~ • . Closing dat e Friday, September 17, 1993 • Youideally have a Ph.D~ in EnvironmentalSciehce/ Hai sl SUpport & • Ecology,bul a Mastersdegree will be consideredalong with three Io five years'experience in programdevelopment and marketing. Excellentinterpersonal and communtcalion skills Recovery Centre TERRACE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE are essentialas is the ability towork in a self-directedand proacUvemanner. A good working knowledgeof various P.O, Box 1036 HAISLAPOST OFRCE, computersyslems is highly desirable. K]TAMAATVILLAGE, BC V0T 2130 CO-ORDINATOR (PART-TIME) (604) 632-7644 FAX (604)632-5719 We offer a compelitivaremuneration package and TERM: October 4, 1993 - September 30, 1994 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The co-ordinator will establish a link with citizens, community opportunitiestoapplyyour expedisewith afacililythatvalues 1) Cook groups, agencies, services and organizations, and with the new local and rewardsyour contributions,Please forward your resume andthe namesof threereferences by Septembm24,1993, This position m responsiblefo¢ cooldng and operating the kitchen but Is e memberof the Community Health Council, to address social, economic, and other quoting CompetitionNo. 68/0910-TS,to: Director of Hu- Trsament Team. It Includesrsslx~sibllity for planningmeals, purchasing, maintaining control determinants of health, with a view to developing low-cost man Resources, Unlvemlty of Northern British Co- of cooking and food supples,Supervision may be exercisedover suboKUnate cooks and other sustainable solutions to Identified issues, kitchen stall, Includingclient hoTp,who assist in the preparationof food. This positionworks lumbia, P.O, Bag 1950, Station A, Prince George, BC with considerableindependence w~hin the imitations of policyand procedures. The successful applicant will have: V2L 5P2 -excellent communication skills, both oral and written iN ACCORDANCE~IH CANADIANiMM~RATION REQUIREMENTS, FglORI~Y W1LL BE PositionRequlr~ -computer literacy GIVEN TO CANADIANcnlZENS AND PERMANENTRESIDERS OF CANADA. THE Completion of ~anth grade school supp~ementodby vocational or other recognizedcourse UNNERSI[YOF NORthERNBRITL~ COLUMBIA IS COMMIrTEOTO THE PRINCIPLESOF work n cooking; and oxporisnceIn Institutional or commercial cooking, and an equivalent -knowledge of research methods combthaG~toltralnin9 end experience,Knowledge of CommunityC~'e Dlntmy Requirements. -self.motivation and flexibility .. PEOPLES,PEP, SONS WITH OLSABrLITES kND MEMSEP,S OF V~eLE MINOROE$, Skill In use of commercialkitchen appllemes/utansls. Couftoous, respectful, helpful attitude in -ability to Work as part of a team : ~ woddngand rol~ng withothom. -excellentknowledge of this Community r: '' `:' `~: 'a vision of health as physical, mental, emotional, andsoclal Well- 2) Cook (Wssk-,nd) This positionIs responalble to the ExecutiveDirector, however the dutiesand responsibilities being, not merely the absence of illness " . =~ " of the posen are coordinatedwith the lull time cook and as outlined by the full time cook. -a commitment to using the Healthy Communities process "This positionacts In accordancewfth the policy and proceduresas ouSnndby the supmvlsor Please submit resume and pick up proposal package at: of the Centre.This positionworks a s~it shift patternon week-endsand holidays,but may fill .City of Terrace in for the ful time cook as reqalred. : 3215 Eby Street Regional LiteraCyCoordinator PositionRequlrsmont= ~: Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X6 Completion of t(~nth grader, chool, supplementedby vocational or other recognizedcourse work lit cooking; or an equivalent combination of tre]nleg and experience. Courteous, by September 24, 1993. For further information please call Carol The regional literacy coordinator's responsibilities will Harrison, 635.3459 or 638.3325. respectful, helpfulattitude in workingand reining to others. include: Contract nego.tiable. 3) Re¢ov~ ClureWoAsr= (2 Posltlbns) (Terrace Hsalthy Communities Initiative Mission Statement: "..,to This posftlon Is responsibleto the Director and acts In eccordancewith the policy and work .towards.the Continued growth of Terrace ~.as a Healthy -liaising with key literacy players in communities located in proceduresas outlinedby the Directorand the Contre.This positioninvolves shift work the NWCC region for the purpose of creating and Community Where business, cltizsns, social service and health care This position supportAddictions Counsellor's management of the clients'treatment plan. It Is )rovlders, community organizations, and all levels of government incorporating a minimum of two new adult literacy contact rssponalblefor the ImlYementattonof all phasesof ~e treatmentprogram as assignedbut will work together to resolve local health issues and create su pportive centres not normallyIndude the assignmentd an Individualcassbad or the leadingof grouptherapy environments for health." IJune 1991). . sessions. It may be responsiblefor the general supervLdonof the canlre dudng assigned shi~. --catalyzing tutor training events and learner-tutor matchings Positton RKlulr~mt= in a minimum of two communities in the NWCC region in Good physical health. Education/tndnlngof a formal nature in the areas o1 addiottons, ~KSAN HOUSE SOCIETY which no viable adult literacy initiative presently exists Interpersonalskills, group leadership skills, serial soMces skills; such as sodal service /'~>~t~ .~ 3224KALUM STREET ~':~... dptoma.coum; Nechltralnlng, commune/collegeaddidicn programNNADAP tr~in~ • i ~.~ ..~.~.~.~.~.~TERRACE, B,C, -raising public awareness of the programs that do exist in ~,~.~ V8G 2N] 4) &nltorbl/l~lntsnsncoWod~er the NWCC region and advocating for their continuation Thls position is responsible to Executive Director to me]ntain janltodal, custodian and .. ADMINISTRATOR ~.~..:,~, ;, maintenancework In end around the Support Centre. Is willing to adjust to their Centre / LOCATION: 0d0omeHome Long Term Care Fa¢i]~ a Mentally~aUed ~U~r .:" ~ ' -designing, in partnemhip with the Regional Uteracy astlvitlesas rsqulred.This poskion Is part time. BIPLOYER: _~.'nHomeSodely • : ':-.:;:'~::./ - Advisory Council, standards for monitoring theeffectiveness Pooltton R(Klubement= / L . ~5,000- $40,000 (plus benef'ds) depending on qualifications and Cio(xl physicalhoalth. Abilityto handle pressure~uatlons effectively,First Aid and C.P.R. and adequacy of adult literacy Initiatives that do exist in the Training, Drivsre llcanco Class 5. ExpertonceIn coordinating volunteem end in goneral expede~, This is a non unionsala~d p=iti~ NWCC region hemokeH)bgand malmnenceduties. QUALIRCA'IiONS: TheAdministrator will haveProfessional Cediflcalion, from a mcogdzedPest Se~a~y ImUtulionin the Healthor Social ServicesF~kl, CunentActive I~ NightAttondwds (a Posftionl) -authoring and lobbying for a comprehensive regional TI~ poaltlon is resp~ble to the ExecutiveDirector and acts in accordancewith the Policy Registratlo~ wllh a recognized Professional~odatlon is essential. development plan that would guarantee all "low-literate' end Proceduresas outlinedby the SuperAserof the Come. l~ls positionis parttime e~l may in statl Management,Imlitution Careand C,~ Care would adults In the NWCC region access to literacy programs of Ir¢lu~b rotating be ana,~.~. an equally high standard by the year 2000 This podtion has msponalbility~ the gensrelsupeMalon of the Centre secudty~ld safelyol APPLICANISSHOULD POSSESS: Ability to Fov=~ ~ on one ProlesslonslCare for reaide~, clients andthe resldenco,general maintenance and client relatedduties while on duty Item Supelvlse Staff, DevelopShift Sdedulea, ProvideInput Into Policy and 11~ pm- 7:00 em andto performthe other sentm relateddutbs as required. The successful applicant's qualifications will necessarily Budget Development,Maintain appropriateresident records and identify • Poaltlon R~abem~mtl include a Master's in AdminlstraUon and/or demonskable, i~ - operational needs as related area of responsibility, Liaise with related General knowledgeot alcoholIsm and related behavior. Good physlcal health. Ability to in.depth knowledge of the field of adult basic education. agencies and encourage Community involvement at the Residence, .) recognize 9rcss medicale/mptom and respondappreprlately. Ability to work without direct This is a nine month: position~ requiring extensive travel in supervision. Ability to malntoln dlsclp(ine, Ability to handle emergency situations. APPlicantsmint be wi~in9l° submit° a Cdninal Rec°d Searck " i the northwest region. Applications, com plate with resume Den~ed stability end reliability. FlespectM,hetplul end re-assuring~itude. Possession DEADLINEFORAPPUCA110H: September24,199~ ] of a valld driver'sliconce. Abl~ to write brbt dnscrlptlverepo~ on shift occurrences.Traln~ PROPOSEDSTARISGDALE: .Odor4,1993 . • , i and reference letters should be received by September 28, In F~t/Ud, C.P.FL~d ralaxa~ ted~que~ ~ aoopy ol job d~,,.ilt, ion detds ~ progremdetalls pbasecal:~5.237:~, ...... :"i 1993and addressed to: : All ~heve podtlerm requirea minimum of ~ two yearn sebdatyend to attond e 4.6 week ~'',: FORWARDAPPUCATIONSTO: Treatmentcycle. Intimto familisdly with the Native IndianCulture in ~ Northwestand some RLAC Hiring Committee Imwledge ofAddiotbne and tick" treedmentto an msst Ranumora~nbased on experience. Thesepodium will doeewith the ~toctlon of suftublecandldatom Pleese submit your resume [oct Uteracy Terrace - .~ , . to the followingeddrss~ by Friday,September 11,1~3. " BOX54 .... -":~ " i HAJSLASOPPORT & RECOVERYCENTRE ice,.B.C, VSG 4A2 ' -: ...... • . . P.O. 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,m i 21. HELP WANTED 23. WORK WANTED 25. BUSINESS OWN ~'OUR OWN Home business selling ARE YOU SEEKING SOMEONEReliable OPPORTUNITIES Road Sense i weight loss products, pad time or full time, to provide quality housedeaning? Call $1,200 SO. FT. SHOP W'~ car hoist ex. phone 1.962.5505 or write to 3569 Kataiyna638-89o4. for auto body engen B.C. $500 month, call will prevent Cleanvood Place, Pdnce George, B.C. I 567.4028. V2K 3K6 24. NOTICES AREA SNACKVENDING Route, proven accidents and save lives. • CHAMBERMAIDAND LAUNDRY Person HEY KIDS EMBARK On an adventure business concept. Be your own boss. All needed at the Cedars Motel, apply in phone Tel-A-Story 635.5680 mlnisW of cash business, full/pad.time, inves~ent person with resume no phone calls please. child evangelism fegowship. required, call 1-800-836-4761. SMITHERS SKI PATROL Wants 10 aid PRO-UFE EDUCATION available to PRIME VENDING Opportunities avagable patrollers, improve your skiing and 1st aid general public, videes; pamphlets, lending in the Terrace Area, high returns skills, find new friends who love to aid and library, dealing with human life issuessuch guaranteed call Eagle 1-800-387-CASH. use our patrol cabin for $5.00 a night, you as abe~on and euthanasia. Student SOUVENIR, GIFT, SMOKE Shop with Happy Birthday must be 19, and attend a 45 hour 1st aid enquidss welcome. Call 635-3646. CORRECTION course, cost is $150 info meeting lottery retail in very busy mail located in Dick the Newfie Thursday Sept 23, contact Dave 846.9246 Terrace B.C. phone 635.9661 (days) and I j~NIRVANA METAPHYSIC & 635.7644 (evenings), sedous inquiries Just turned 40 Debra 845.2497 in Bums Lake Ross692. I~ HEALING CENTRE 4246. only please. and still goofie. PART TIME .CUSTODIAN Needed for I Teaching Inner Harmony START YOUR OWN Homebesed Kerrnede Friendship Sodety, person must I MinisterLaurel Gregg business $1000/wk possible for free The Automotive supplement to this week's Home be bondable, this is primarily an evening details send SASE to Topek Enterprises Fashions flyer shows incorrect dates for the period of job, resume must include past work 13611Cottonwood 635-7776 #21-3319 Kofoed, Terrace B.C. V8G 3,°8 27. ANNOUNCEMENTS expedence & references, dead ~ne for TERRA BOBCAT SERVICES, Backhoe, :PRESCHOOL STORY "l~me at the sale. It should read "Prices Effective Sunday, applications is Sept.30/93, Position to SHOPPERS DRUG MART auger, angle broom, paget forks, tracks 5 Terrace Public I.bra~, for three to five commence on 0ct.25/93, resumes September 12 to Saturday, September 25,1993." CORRECTION ton dump, call 638.8638 or mobile 638- • year old wig be held Thursday afternoons accepted at Kermode Friendship Society 3808, at 1:30 and Friday mornings at 10:30, 3313 Kaium St. Terrace, attention Sadie beginning October 7 and 8. This is a forty. Parnell. Re: August Circular Vol. 26 No. 36 We apologize for any inconvenience this may have The Ufe Brand Tetra 3 x 250 ml HERSHEY'S, MARS five minute session with picture books, REFRIGERATION MECHANIC Required, DISTRIBUTORSHIP puppets, tingerplays and bts of funl caused. must have provincial TQ. Indusby should read Drinks. We apologize for any inconvenience NO SELLING REQUIRED Please register in advance. There is no standard wage package. Reply to File charge. Tel 638-8177. these errors may cause our WILL NOT INTERFERE #400, 4647 Lazelle Ave,Terrace B.C. TALES FOR TWOS At the Terrace Public Kmart Canada Limited. customerS. WITH PRESENT WANTED: PERSON TO Babysit 2 small L~ormy will be held Wednesdays at 10:30 i children in my home. 4 days a week, to EMPLOYMENT a.m. beginning Oct 6, this is a haft hour start in mid October references required, SHOPPERS DRUG MART ifg. agent seeks local persons to ston/timo with picture books, puppets and ~AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA,~ call 638-2074 and leave a message. CORRECTION service accounts set-up of locating fingerpinys and lots of funl It is especbJty TIRED OF WORKING FOR PEANUTS? Co. handling Snickers, Reese's, for two year elds and children must be PUt your home party experience to good Re: 700 STORE SPECTACULAR accompanied by an adult. Please register Hostess Snack route. Minimum NOTICE OF ANNUAL use and earn an impressive 45% profit by COUPONBOOK in advance, them is no charge, to register ioining Canada's most successful The Sinutab Powder should read investment $11,500.00. Best one call the library, tel. 638-8177. 1O's. person business EVERt Work 4- 6 LINGERIE company, call Ma Chede 1- r' GENERAL MEETING 800-661-3305. We apologize for any inconvenience hours week. Nat'l Census Show these errors may cause our ANNOUNCEMENT WANT TO EARN Extra income? Full or avg. earning of $3,120 m0.1 customers. We are happy to announce the : pad time, call 635-3066. Call Toll Free Terrace & District Community Services Society HOUSE SEAMSTRESS/KnitterswantedH! r 4Oth Wedding Anniversary of our Full pad-time work! Up to $400 weeklyl ZION BAPTIST'CHURCH 24 Hrs. mrents Dick and Florence will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Send serf addressed stomped envelope 2911 S. Sparks St. 638-1336 1.800.2e7.2321 !uverman on Seplember 16, 1993. HOE Enterprises Box 2011 square one To celebrate, an open house will September 23, 1993 Mississauga ON L5B 3C6. e held on Saturday, September in the WCOLWORTHS ACCEPTS 9:4S Sun(~ay School (all ages) 26. PERSONALS 10:55 Wonshlp Service 18, 1993 at the Coast Inn of the APPUCATIONS for employment every West Banquet Room from 1:30 pm Terrace Public Library Meeting Room • Wednesday for an applicalJon & interview SINGLE FEMALE SEEKING Single male • please apply to Personal office. over 45 for social outings and friendship, - 4:00 pro. at 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Ron J. Orr apply to file #300 do this paper. Best Wishes Only P/easel THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of There will be an election of Officers, and a latter.day saints, the Mormons, fact or ' JOB FINDING fiction, shadow or recorded. Phone 847- Special Resolution vote will be held to make some 5758 for recorded message. changes to its Constitution and Bylaws. For more',, S.W.M. N/S Early 30', 5.8 if, 175 Ibs, enjoys quality lifestyle, dancing, dinning' information please call 635-3178. CLUB out, outdoors, wants to ~ a .~da! I*dy, s/d, attr~e; well g~ leo'y; T • T T T T T T T T T T 3" T T T T T T 11 •, L~ ;($flSf

On U?I ? Want helpin"~ ~,'.! ;~5+ who is sensitive, caring family odentated, reply to file #500 do this paper.. Doris Scott wishes to finding employment?. S.W.M. PROFESSIONALMid 4o's would h like to meet a real woman and lady. NI announce the replies wil be confidentially answered Re engagement of her DR. HARRY MURPHY Please contact: #77 4647 lazelle Ave, Terrace B.C. VSG daughter Optometrist 1S8 Lisa Garrett ; MarJ & Tim to Keith Taylor INTERCONNECT : on the birth of your son of Vancouver. The 4609 ParkAvenue, Terrace, B.C. Suite 205 Tanner Robert wedding will take place • 354 CityCentre, IQtimat,B.C. • " 4650, Lazelle Avenue Taron Jun~ bz 4, 1994 Wouldlike to introduce i Terr e, BC on August 22/93 ' Vancouver. DR. TAMMY CRAWFORD at 5:57 p,rn, 28. CARDOF THANKS 635:°1995 • Weight: 8 Ibs, 12 oz. Optometrist . A little brother for JEHOVAHS WITNESSES, For your free ,~ Matthew i copy of Crisis of Consdence by Raymond Franz, leave your name and number at 1. who has joinedhis Terraceand I~imat practices & 23. WORK WANTED IL.__.T'~ ~ 847-5758 FORAPPOINTMENT :'ALL: NEED ODD JOBS Done? Around the THORNHILL 30. OBITUARIES homo? Will paint, wash windows, fencing, RAYMOND RICHARD MCSRYAN Dec. 635-5620 (Terrace) sundecks, waikways, and a lot more. 635- COMMUNITY 12th 1923 to Aug 7 1993 Died suddenly at 3790. mills me Heap Aug 7th 1993. Ray is 632-2821 (Kitimat) GERMAN FULLY UCENSED Butcher CHURCH survived by his wife Betty, sons, Danny ,d°es any kind of butchedng and meat Teens &Adults Bible Qasses 9',30 (Diana) of Terrace B.C., .tim (Made) of cutting at your home call 635-1203. Langley b.C., Daughters Sharon Foulston I I I TREE TOPPING AND Danger tree ~ Sunday'sCool Club9'30 (Ren) Surrey B.C. Lynn Schm]dt (Steve) The families of Ryan Michael Alan Chert- removal, ceditled dimber, free estimates Tenace B.C. son Leslie NegraJff (Debbie) Wing wish to congratulate him on graduating reasonable rates 638-0191. Moose John Sas, 2 bmthere-ln law, Robed with honours from Brentwood College 'LANGTRYS - Qeaning service. Houses, Houdenshchlid (June St aibad Aibeda) School. The graduaticn ceremony we= held apartments and mobiles. Competitiverate, Don Houdenshchild (V'~Q and sister in at the Brentwood College School Campus at hourly or contract basis, Terrace area LORDY law Dorothy Weisse, Kamloops B.C. One noon on Saturday 28, June 1993: the niece Sandy Carbon (Gerald) Kamploops 638-0832. Graduation Banquet and Dance were held at WORK WANTED: I will work for any B.C. 10 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, his sister Margaret Vancouver's WesUn Bayshere Inn on Friday Terrace and area business. I am a tkelees LORDY 21 May 1993 at 7:30 p.m. Ryan attended sales representative. I work 7 days a Edmonds predeceased him some years Look Who's 40! ago. Royal Canadian Legion Br. 13 on Parkside Elementary School from 1980 to week; days and evenings. I will present 1985; Qarence MIchlel Elementary School .your sales or service message to 18000 Aug 11 at 1 pm Cremation took place at potential customers even~ week. My past Happy Birthday Mackays Funeral home, Ray will be from 1985 to 1988; Skeena Junior history proves I spend an average or'3 1/2 From your Family greatly missed by all his many fdends and Secondary School from 1988 to 1989; days with each consumer in your market, I fami~/, Brentweed College School from 1989.1993. He was the redpient of the Physics 12 Award and the Andrew Rahme Memorial 'am The Terrace Standard. Call me, I will Phone 63L~505~ work for you. Standard Advertising 638- Award for Applied Saence. Ryan wrote the ScholasticAchbven~nt Tests in his 7283. grade twelve year and placed in the 99 percentile, and received scores of 5 WiLL BABYSIT I my home. Copper ComeJoin Our Global Family (highest possible) in Advancement Placement tests in Physics and Calculus. In Mountain School area. Mon-Fd, Ages 2ym addition to his academic achievements, Ryan was Involved In drama, jazz to older, 635.5318. Immpet, soccer and rugby. In his grade eleven year, Ryan went on a rugby tour WiLL DO RENOVATIONS And house with a Brentwood Rugby team in the United Kingdom; In his grade twelve year, fremlng, call 635-7546. he toured Europe with the Brentwsod Rugby team. He enjoyed taking pint in 'Fiddler On The Roof', "Nicholas Nickleby', and 'My Fair lady', Ryen was the JourneymenCarpenter Will do finishing, renovatlon~,Indall cablneta, captain of the Brentwood Second XV Rugby team but played for both the ixdlo,pairing. Also will build furniture.. Second XV and First XV Rugby teams. He was a school prefect mKI also Preflnlshed HardwoodFloodng aeslstant captain of Ellis House. Ryan received a B.C. Provincial Schobmhlp. In Maple, birch,ash, oak.Available b naturaland July 1993, he was a participant In the Shad Valley Program held at Cadeten variouscoloum...(No eandlng re~r~l) Size3/4"X SUNDAY 21/2"or 31/4" ,, University In Ottawa, one of eight centrea coordinated by the Centre for • CALL63.5-827/Ileave e rnessego) AM - 2 Worship Services Creative Technology of Waterloo, Ontario. He began hi8 studies in Mechanical 9:15& 11:00 :xkX~xxxxxxxxxzxxxxxx: Engineering at the Universityof Watarloo, In Ontario, on Monday 13 September Child care and Sunday School 1993. Ryan Is the son of John Chen.Wing and the late Nice Chen.WIng who Looking for through grade three "i engendered in Ryan, at a very early age, the love and Importance of learning; Child Care? PM - Family Bible School grand.son of Ella Uberatl (Terrace); the nephew of Jennifer and Johnson Chen. 6:.00 pm for all ages Wing (Trinidad) Lulse and Bill Keenlayalde ('l'enace), Joyce and Larry Krauee Skeena Child care Support WEEKLY (Terrace), Angela and Ken Mac Millan (Burnaby), and Victoda Uberall Program can help you make Pioneer Girls, YouthMinlsties, Home (Vancouver). Many thanks go to the fine and excellent leathern in Terraceand the right choice for your child. at Brentwoed College Schod for inspiring and motivat~g Ryan to even greater ~For information on chooelng Bible Studies & ladies "lime Out accomplishments. Special thanks go to the Ftahme family for e~nsorlng the ~are and available options, call Andrew Rahme Memorial Award. Very spedai thanks go to the aunts',Angeia, Coco at 638.1113. ALLIANCECHURCH i A free servicepro~Aded by the Te,race 4923 Agar Ave. Joyce, Lulse and Victoria for providing n Iovtng, nurturing and encouraging ,~ Women'eResource Cent,e and funded• For nioie information environment for Ry~ from infancy to near adulthood, Well done, Ryenl Weam by the Minlst,y....of Wome#=! Equ~d~/~,. . Phone63,5-7727or635-7725 all very proud of your achievements. Page C10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 CTI(1)N AD

32. LEGAL NOTICES REPAIRS LIEN ACT NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE BY SEALED TENDER II of the estate of Harold Wayne Justus. Deceased, formerly 1-1982 Campion 21 ft. boat s.n. NOTICE TO CREDITORS II of 7859 Sunshine Coast Hwy. Powell River, BC V8A 47.2. ZB161174MB2G, registered owner IN THE MATTEROF THE Mr. Colin Alger, to recover amount ESTATEOF II Noticeis hereby given that creditors haVing claims against owing $2,601.76. II the said estate are required to send statements of such claims To view or make bids, contact: ERIC STANLEYTURNER H. Green FormerlyOf Terrace,British Columbk II to the Executrix- Harvey E. Justus of 941 Birch Lane, Williams Creditors and othershavlng claims against do Sea Breeze Fishing Lodge the aboveestate are requiredto sendfull L Lake, BC V2G 3R6 on or before October 15, 1993. Stewart Harbor, Stewart, B.C. padicutam of such daJrns to Cmmpton, BID accepted until 4:00 p.m. Brown &Amdt,//3-4623 Park Avenue, VdG .,ustu,, .,=xocu, r,x THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1993 1V5, Terrace, British Columbla, on or before the 18 th day of October,1993, a~er wNch datethe assetsof the saidestate will be distributedhaving regard only to the claims thathave been received. Sunday, September 19 (Little Park) EllaMaria Turner, Executrix CRAMPTON, BROWN &ARNDT Noon to 2:00 pm CITY OF TERRACE ~olicitorsfor the Estate Walk, Run, Jog or Bike 1 or 5 km 1993 TAX SALE For More/nforrnation Phone 635-3434 Pursuant to section 457 of the Municipal Act, on the 27th day of September 1993 in the Board Room of the City of Terrace, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, When You there shall be offered for sale by public auction each and every parcel of the real ~ CITY OF TERRACE property including improvements, upon which any of the taxes are delinquent. Renovate PUBLIC NOTICE C The following properties have delinquent taxes as of September 9, 1993. You can sell your used [ TE"RRA~E~ REZONING APPLICATION items and find good TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend FOLIO#: ADDRESS: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: UPSET PRICE: the City of Terrace Zoning By-law No. 401-1966, and amendments replacements by thereto. 115.000 2711 Cramer St. Lot 5 PL 3200 DL 360 $4,993.32 THE SUBJECT LAND: placing an Action Ad in The application affects the area, within the City of Terrace 212.000 2105 Pear St. Lot C PL 4225 DL 360 $4,336.97 the classifieds. described as: 1421.000 4606 Scott Ave. Lot 3 PL 3575 DL 361 $2,985.05 Part of Lot 4, Dlstflct Lot 611, Range S, Coast District, Plan Phone the Ad line 3067. 1733.000 4714 Davis Ave. Lot 9 PL 7681 DL 361 $1,830.56 and shown shaded on the accompanying map. 638-7283 2597.000 4834 Welsh Ave. Lot 4 PL 3542 DL 362 $4,676.84 2648.000 4844 Loen Ave. Lot 1 PL 3679 DL 362 $7,094.67 __.LI~ 5494.000 4505 Cedar Cres. Lot 3 BLK A PL 3669 DL 369 $8,167.80 6092.000 5024/26 Agar Ave. Lot 6, BLK 5 PL 3080 DL 611 $5,460.23 (~RA ~M ~.Vl; 10028.000 34510 Olson Ave. Lot 11 BLK A PL 3460 DL 838 $3,468.62 TERRACE . I00 Sam ~0RK$ 11020.000 4411 Sparks St. Lot 11 PL 1055 Part E'/= DL 977 $6,575.81 CLEANING SERVICES i Lo N 12O1O.OOO 4411 Them as St. DL978 Except PLPartin PL1047& RW $4,817.13 PL AN Tenders Invited 67 D T-JC035 Cleaning Services PL 10321 & 11655 HJghwaysProfessional Services D L. 16000.000 5522 Hwy 16 W. DL 1704 Assigned BLK 1 $56,171.42 Building II 4837 Kdth Avenue - Terrace THE INTENT: Provide cleaning services at the The intent of this Zoning Amendmentapplication is to change above location for the period from the zoning of the subject land October 1, 1993, to Scplember 30, FROM: Rural (A1) 1994 :~i~l~O: .~, :. ~SIngle and ~o-Famlly Residential (1:12) PUBLIC NOTICE ~ .. ,.~ ~.;,.',;,,.~'r b~;~' :'i):;~ :"'! Tender' documents Yn~ty'l~ bStaln~d"~ at the on-site tour on September 16, THE I~FIOPOSED AM~ZI~DMENT BY-LAW MAY BE Fhe Board of the Regional District of kitimat-Stikine intends to adopt the following 1993 at 7:00 p,m, at ~ihe above Ii~SPECTED in the reception area at the City of Terrace Public )ylaws: premises. Works Building at 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C, between Sealed tenders willbe received at the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. each day from Wednesday, 1) Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Specified Portion of ElectoralAreaA Mezladln 2918 S, Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. September 15th, 1993 toMonday, September 27th, 1993 )arking Regulation Bylaw No. 324, 1992. V8G 2X5 until 3:00 p.m., Septem~r excluding Saturdays and Sundays. 22, 1993and will be opened in public I'he intent of this bylaw is to regulate and provide standards for off-street parking at thatlime. THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE md loading requirements. The by aw will apply to the area shown on the The lowest or any .: ~ MUNICIPAL ACT. R.S,B.C., 1979, AND AMENDMENTS ]ccompanylng map. tender will not nec- i~ THERETO. essarilybe accepted. II ) Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Specified Portion of ElectoralAreaA Mezladin TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. Ioodplain Management Bylaw No. 325, 1992. [;or further BC information please E.R. HALLSOR lhe intent of this bylaw is to designate areas which may polential!y be subject to contact Jill Crawford Clerk-Administrator at 638-3221, ~m S :looding, and to establish regulations res peeling floodplain set ~acks for construction ~urposes. This bylaw will apply to the area shown on the accompanying map. ]'he above mentioned bylaws may be inspected at the offices of the Regional District ~f Kitimat-Stikine, #300 - 4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. between the hours of (~ Pfovhtcto| Mini¢ffel (~ Idtl~ Cd|milt Foceds PROPOSED SILVICULTURE ~:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, ,=xcept statutory holidays. For your convenience the bylaws may also be viewed at CALLFOR TENDERS PRESCRIPTIONS Ihe municipal offices of the District of Stewart. Notice of pro-harvest silviculture prescriptions or silviculture SaeJed tenders for the following prescription for an area to be logged, pursuant to Section 3 This Notice •is made to fulfill the requirements of section 817.1 of the Municipal Act. Sn~gfzlllng/Pllo/~um contracts will be the Silviculture Regulations. received by the District Manager, For further information, please contact: MlnlsW of Forests, Post OfficeBox Regional District of Kitlmat-Stiklne ..247, De=m)Lake, B.C. VOC 1LO,no later The following areas have proposed prescriptions that will Phone 635-7251 or 1-800-663-3208 than 4:00 p.m,~October 7,1993, apply if approval to log is obtained from the Ministry of Forests. The proposed prescriptions will be available for Sn~ifall~ng SR93R09-O~Sr~gfa]ling on viewing until October 29, 1993 at the location noted below, 141,5 he,ales morn or less, located st the Eat Rm, Eadm~ Creek are~ to during regular working hours. Snagf~lle/=d Bum snags, To ensure consideration before logging commences, any Snaghdllng SRg~RO0-06.Snagfa]ling on written comments must be made to the Forestry & Planning 276,6'hectares more or less, locatedat D= )artment, Skeena Cellulose Inc., Box 3000, Terrace, B.C., East Rte, Eastman Creek area, to Vl =4436 by the above date. Sn~f¢lPildw¢l Bum snags, Sn~gf,,qlng SR99RO0-07.SnaGfa]ling on TREE FARM LICENCE NO. 1 190 hectare=more or le~, locatedat East Fire, EastmanCreek area, SnagfaJI/Pile/ C.R Cut Block Location Area Amendment w~l BummaO~. (ha) Yes/No SAC 316061 Hoodoo 28,0 No Sn~hdllng SR99ROO.O&SnagfaJlin9 on 8AC 316065 Hoodoo 31.8 No 137 he~ moreor less, locatedat East 8AD 316167 Hoodoo 38.0 No Rre, F~blan Creekarea to Snagfall/Pile/ ButanOl. 8AE 316501 Hoodoo ~3,0 No C= • 8AE 31 6507 Hoodoo 47,0 No Snagfalllng SR93R09.09.Sr~a]ling on 8AG 317603 Hoodoo 48,0 No 187 hedaresmore or less,located at the 8AH 319115 Kiteen/Headly. 20.2 No East ,Fire, F.~an Creek area to s~0uWt~ums~ 6AF 234707 Ksedln '33.7 No 6AF 234711 Ksedin " .29.7 No A MANDATORYVIEWING IS NOT 6AG 233329 Ansedagan i42,6 No REQUIREDFOR 1TIEGECONTRACTS, 7AC 21 6517 Beaupre 45,0 No BUT IS STRONGLYADVISEDDUE TO 7AC 216605 Beaupre. 3515 No THE DIVERSITYOF SITES,AND SIIE CONDITIONS. 2AG 671041 No Gold 19,3 No 2AG 671047 No Gold ' 32,! No DEADUNEFOR RECEIPTOF TENDERS 2AH 671055 No Gold 38;1 No WILL BE 4:00 RNL,OCTOBER 7,1993. 2AH 671603 No Gold i 30,3 No ?.AI 671059 No Gold 57,5 No TENDERS MUSTBE SUBMITIEDON | THE FORMAND IN ~HE ENVELOPES 2AI 671067 NoGo,d • ~ . • 47,1 No ~HICH MAYBE OBTAINED FROM: MINISTRYOF FORESTE, DBTRICT MANA(ZER,p.O. BOX 247, FOREST LICENCE A-1683~ DEASELAY~ EC;VOC11.0 C~R Cut Block Location Area Amendment THE LOWESTORANY TENDERS ~LL (h~ y~s/No 162 C16810 Exstew 15.3 No RegionalDistrict of klii,iat.Stlkine NOT NECESSARILYBEACCEPTED, B)'laws324 and 325 ,~re~ppliceble ~. THE WORKWILL BE ADMINIS1ERED 62 C16815 Exstew 21.2 No to the are-,shown outlined by dashed BY THE MN~I"RYOF FORES'I~. 62 C16823 Exstew 42.3 No Iine~on this map BRI'BSHCOLUMBIA. 63 C16833 Exstew :~ . 17,1 No CONTACTPERSON: 163 C16909 • Exstew 50.0 No Br~ v= O=, Res0u~eg.l¢~ at 771. !69 F30045 BIj] Cedar, , 32,4 No 4211, , , ii u I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 - Page Cll

Pacific inland RP_saurcBs • A Division KIBst Fraser mills Lr.d LOGGING CONTRACTOR REQUIRED V' BUY V' SELL v" RENT V' TRADE For the Willow Creek area (Casslar Forest District) Stump to dump (Roadside/Conventional) Approximately ±53,000 m = Notice to Adults Pacific Inland RasaurcBs Low ground pressure equipment required. Tender packages available at : A Di,Asionof Pacific Inland Resources • Interested in (a Division of West Fraser Mills Ltd.) LUe~: Fraser mills Lid Box 3130, Tallow Road, Smithers, B,C, • High School Graduation • Bids to be submitted by October 1, 1993. {Attention: Bob Arnett) Did you know that it is possible to complete the requirements for LOGGING CONTRACTOR REQUIRED graduating with the Provincial Dogwood Certificate through the use For the Bob Quinn area (Casslar Forest District) of CORRESPONDENCE courses? Deck to dump (processing, loading and hauling) SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF ALUMINUM Approximately .-11,000 m ~ WINDOWS & VINYL PATIO DOORS For information please contact: Tender packages available at : Pacific Inland Resources Cedar Ridge Townhouses, Joe Vander Kwaak, Principal (a Division of West Fraser Mills Lid.) Prlnc6 Rupert, B.C. THE NORTH COAST Box 3130, "ratlow Road Smithers, B.C, REGIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL Bids to be submitted by October 1, 1993. (Attention: BobArnett) SEALED TEN DERS BAG 5000, TERRACE, B.C. VSG 51(2 are Invited for Public Tendercal11065-93/50. Phone: 635-7944 or 1-800-663-3865 Tender Documents and Bid Deposit instructions are available at: Fox: 638-3649 B,C, Housing Management Commlssi0n - Home Office 1701 -4330 Kingsway, Burnaby, B.C. V5H 4G7 "~ Serving the following School Districts: Queen Charlotte, Prince Telephone: 433-1711 -'. -, Rupert, Bulkley Valley, K~timat,Terrace and Nishga

B.C. Housing Management Commission - Prince Rupert'0ffice 14OO KootenayAvenue, Prince Rupert, B C. VeJ 3X5 Telephone: 627-7501 . . ' P,K. ADVENTURECLUB Tenders will be received at B.C.H.M.C. - Coastal Prince Rupert Office at the above address, only up to: Are you looking for a totally awesome kid's club to 2:00 p.m. Thursday, September 30, 1993 and publidy opened at that time. join this fall? Then look no farther than the A Mandatory Sits Meeting will be held for contractors on Wednesday, September 22, 1993 at 10:30 a.m. at 1658 - lath Avenue East, Prince P.K. Adventure Club Rupert, B.C, **Bible Adventures**Lotsa Fun**Friends** The Commission reserves the right to reject all tenders and to aocept any tender it considers advantageous. The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted.

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Page C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1993 Rugger club gets 8, 9, Pull! ready for STRATEGY was the key to the Terrace Northmen Rugby Club's convincing paradise victory in the Loggers The Terrace Nortlunen Rugby Sports Tug o' War. The club is back in action, preparing Northmen and friends' for what team spokesman David Hull describes as '"tO days in tactic was to simply dig in paradise". and hold their opponents The event is the World Invita- for 10 seconds, then put tional Rugby tournament in in an explosive hauling Hawaii. effort that proved Twenty-two players and ten unstoppable. Of course, supporters will fly out Oct. 7 for the Pacific isle with their first having Malcolm Smith game scheduled for two days (second from right) later. shouting instructions at a Although the locale may be decibel level close to that more exotic than it's used to, the of the chain saws that perennial North Coast Rugby Union champions know that on had been running earlier the pitch it'll bc business as was also a critical factor usual. in the triumph. And the competition will be about as tough as it gets. Hull said the Northmen will compete in what's called the 'So- cial' division. However, he adds, "We just call it dam hard." That's because opposing teams THERE'S NO rTIME TO LOSE from Now Zealand, Fiji, Tonga and England are quite likely to in- clude one-time international players in their number. "But the Northmen always McEwan GM in Terrace seem to rise to the challenge," Hull points out. Confident it will turn in another strong performance, he notes, is Overstocked in .... "We've got a well-rounded team with at least one experienced player at every position." The trip to Hawaii is the cul- mination of two years work rais- USED CARS • . - : I. & TRUCKS ing the approximately $50,000 it is costing. Apart from the competition it- McEwan GM is overstocked with used cars, trucks and vans. These vehicles self, the Northmen are also look- ing forward to a reunion with ex- must be sold. With over sixty five used vehicles we have something for Terrace playor/coach Mike everyone. Many of these vehicles still have lots of manufacturers warranty left McCuish who returned to his na- tive New Zealand early this year. on them. Take advantage of our huge selection at down to earth prices.

And Hull expects McCuish will i not be reluctant to deliver a criti- que ef the team's play. ," 19i18Ford Bronco II 1988 Chevrolet Berreta 1988 Chevrolet SIIverado 1990 GMCSuburban " 199i Pontiac Firefly 1992 Oldsmobile 88 Royale Eddie Bauer,red Auto, cassette,grey 4 wheel drive,auto, air, 4 wheel,9 passenger,grey 5 speed, eacsette,grey Loaded,white The Northmen am now practis. STK93147.1 ~ STK 93021.1 cassette,power windows & S'[K 93506-1 STK 93282.1 STK 92608-1 ing every Tuesday and Thursday locks, black . 1990 Pontiac Sunblrd at the Northwest Community Col- 8TK 93016-2 5 speedl cassette,black lega pitch, beginning at 6:30 p.m. 1988 GMC SIIverado SIK 93381-1 Hull hopes even members un- 4 wheelddve~i I ton, .ai.'r,5 - 1990.Ford .Tempo AWD able to make the trip to Hawaii space, casseee,olac~ Auto, air,AM/FM cassette, will'come ~/ut tO emu~Othos0 that are goii'ig ai'c' in~ the hest~possihle 1988 Jeep Commanche 4X4 ..SIK03a42"I i.. . condition for the grueling games V6, 5 speed,AM/FMcassette, 1991 Chevrolet Cavalier ahead. white . " • Auto,air, White - STK 93307-1 S'[~ 92518-1 He points Out the team is al- • -c ~;- ready getting a lot of help from 1989 Chiysler Dynasty .•. r"199i chevrolet 810 I Mother Nature who has provided Fully loaded,white ': ...... - 4 p]tinderl,5 speed,~ssette, 1991 MAZDAMIATA CONVERTABLE Sale Pdce III~ALAIPrlcel s _ _ Sale S'1"K-93360-1 ~ .... whlte,~ . i: ' 1 "simulated Hawaii weather" for 14~°~ ~',=~, $Zl ~~OO 1989Ford- S~K 93513-2 ' " 5speed, AMEM cassette, only 4,000 km OFFERS the practices. I tiit,/~/FMoass~e STI~ 93543-2 ~ ]1 ~ ~ ~=J~ 2 wheel~VS, auto, cassette,red 199i Chevrolet S PU LikeNew, STK# 93338.1 STk 93042-1 4 wheel,V6,.5 speed,white 1988 Chevrolet Sprint ST]< 93532-1 1991 Oldsmobile Calai 1992 Oldsmob]l~ Cieras Westpoint .| ~'ilr/,,SSFordRanger4c~,,,er,Se~, brow, • 4 door, auto, blue -,~.. ~ .... ~=,,.:, ~-. Auto, air, blue Powerwindows & locks, air, STK 93504-I ~~~" STK 92543-1 white 1988 Ford Ranger ~'~"~ I~ ~~~ 1991 BulckCentury STK93521.1 cruise to ! 2 whe~l ~ door 5 speed,grey ~ Cab 4X4, brown - ...... ~--~[~~ Powerwindows & locks, air, 1992 Pontiac Grand Am STK~2.2 .....:... - STK93016-1 ~; - = . ~~ blue Auto, air, cassette, blue i': :11~'.l~i~""ordAr0estar" :... 1988 GMC S'rK 93523.1 STK 92567.1 triumph 'VGi ar~o ssette,bi0wn 2 wheel, e~ cab,V6, auto, ~,~..... _~ 1992 Volkswagen Jetta 1992 Pontiac Grand Am _STK93~ 1. ., black - .'~,...... -..... Ir ~:, 5 speed,air, low kin, green Auto, air, cassette;silver A fifth inning run f~t propelled ~}~: ? 'i(ii ,Ford ;tempo - STK 93070-1 .,.... "": ~ !~!:~:~ ,', • !4~?! STK 93261-1 STK 92582.1 Westpoint Rentals to a com~ort- 'Aut0,Yed ',. " "...... • " -:. ~i:~"' - ,"~" 1992PontlaoGrandPdx able win in this year's Larry Powerwindows & locks, air, Swanson Memorial slo-pitch grey ' ' 1985 SUBARU GL Sale Price S'IK 92585-1 . tourney final. l;4wheel,3/4.ton auto,brown ,~ "rr~Rae -'~---_ And in crushing challengers ..r ... .~e~ s3 99500 Power1992PdXwindowsPontlac & Grand locks, air, Dillons, W~tpoint erased the Ill',;/:'~:,.'!.".1987 Mazda .~ M/al~,nm,~_~ S'[Y~~295.1 ~ grey black memory of last year's 1 62600,4X4, 5speed, black ~~,~v~,,,~~ finale when it was they who took 1989 GMC. ;.-. ,' . 1991Ford Topaz STK 92587 2 wheel,V8, auto, casseRe~blue ', AUto,air, red: the drubbing. ''- m•.~il;~:::: STK9355Oq . . ,-.. STK93013-1 :...... ; .,.+ ,~,o., ~. The bats having opened up a .... ~ .~".','~'~I~ ~ ~ :, r~ ~L~ bruising lead, savvy pitching and 4 wheel,ext, cab, auto, blue , wheel, ext.,VG, 5 spoed;green ~ I~~~t~~ vacuuming outfield gloves shut down their Prince Rupert op- 1990 Chevrolet Cavalier SW 199:i' GMC 818 ' ~ ponents to deliver a 12-3 victory. '::; Westpoint, had faltered only AutO,si.K93239.1air' cassette, blue 93530-1vG;'aut°iSTK white, :(~:~.;:~:;. ~_~-;.~t" : once in their triumphant progress : ~': ~:i ,'!,i!i99i:M~zda Mlata to the title, stunned 13-5 by li i 1990 Chewolet Sprint : 5Sl~ed, only.4 ooo Imp,red ...... ~ Auto, cassette,red ... " S'11(93338-1 ' Flashpoint Services in the initial 8TK93164.1 ...... round-robin series. 1990 Chevrolel Lumlna Eurq ~~P~*~J'~,~'J But there was no repeat of that | 1~1 PONTIAC SUNBIRD e Sale Price Auto, air, powerwindows, white~----~,~-. - ~ol,,.,,. ,,f - ~_.~ 1989 GMC FULL SIZE EXTENDEDCAB 4)(4 Sale Price I mistake once the championship 14 door,automatic, t~/FM cassia knock-out round started. , -1990 Do(Ige Shadow ~...ya~aCtnU;ers s'r#9,,.. ~2~1 _ . i ly~?yj~, On the consolation side, 4 door, auto.eli,brown 1992 Chevrolet Corsica ~~J Tymoschuk Agencies and Ter- k,-i~i, ,':~ 1988 GMC STK 93044.1 race Builders provided a tense VS, autO,air, blue " ~" Cars, r~ all-hometown final, going to ex- 4 wheel, 1 to,, 5 speed, black STK 93514-1 " ~ Tnmk~. Vans -:::~ tra innings before Tymoschuk ;~STK03S~9-1 • ' 1992 Chevrolet Corsica .-~~_~',,~;i'~ ~ squeaked an 8-7 win. 11<;i'14988 Honda CM¢ V6, auto, air, red ~ ~u ...... -.~..~ The 12-team tourney also in- :'i71 '6 rdie,'white - " " STK 93551-1 P-~-'I chidedontries fxom Burns Lake ! ~, ;~STK~0~-2, ' 1992 Chevrolet Corsica 1992 Pontiac Leman= r~ I &. ';i >',i:~i988MeretlryTopaz VG, auto, air, red and Prince C-¢orga. ,, ;,Au~=;.~r,red:, i: . , : STK93582-1 Auto, air, red SKB Wreckers, Tcrracc's other 14door, auto, cassette,white .)8'[K932254 '... ., 1992Chevrolet Corsica STK 93544-1 perennial hot-shot team, put to- |~::~ i~ .".,~: !l§SBPontie(~SunblrdGT Ve, euto,air, white 1993 Bulck Century gether a 3-0 record; in round II~oiitla¢ 6000~ - ,. :.Tu~, cassette,blue : 8TK93583.1 Powerwindows & locks,air, " white-: robin, they co~ldn'f keep UP the II~otpowerwindows & " " STKg~8-1 : --.-'; 1992 Chevrolet Lumlna STK93545.1 momentum in the knockout run. 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