Mayors up land claim ante meat and potatoes 0f ~ny topics. TERRACE -- Northwest is an agreement in principle on alternatives to the province as same amount of money -- governments. We're not getting the details of the Nisga'a land claim scheduled part of the negotiation process," $140,000 -- given by the pro- "We had wanted direct input as mayors want more of a say in a member of the (provincial) ne- any settlement. We're not sure of how land claims are negotiated. forc0mPieti0nnext MarCh. ' he added, vince to the Nisga'a Tribal Coun- the basis of the statistics," he : BUt the.position alsoapplies to: The mayors also want the ell recently. . gotiating team. We have not got- They're worried that settle- ten very far but the province has said. taunts won't take into account other land'ciaims, including that provincial government to finance That money is to heip::the Talstra said provincial officials of the Tsimshian,:yet i0be' hugo- studies to back up their positions. Nisga'a pay for their involvement made a better attempt at keeping economic and other impacts on local people informed to some will ask in general ways what non-native people and com- tiated, i' ' , ,:::: i:,: ,,~!5~ii::?;¢~i~4!- The problem, • said Talstra, is i in an interim protection measiiies municipalities think of issues '"We.want to know'the impact that municipalities don't have the agreement. It gives theNisga'aa extent," he said. munities. But regular meetings now being such as public access to Nisga'a Mayors from Terrace, Kitimat, on the' non-aboriginal corn2 kind of information and back- say in resource deveiopmentlead- land. munities prior to the signing Of ground' enjoyed by naiives and ingto a final claims settlement. held between municipalities and Prince Rupert, Stewart and Port the province give only general in- "We'll ask what the provincial Edward made the statements in a any agreements," said Terrace the federal and provincial govern- Talstra called the mayors' re- position is and they say they can't mayor Jack Talstra last week. taunts, quest another step in the effort to formation, Talstra continued. Dec. 3 press release. "We're.not really getting to the Cont'd Page A2 The key to the mayors' position "We might want to suggest TheY've asked for more the gain recognition from senior Posties More city b°°s.t i homeless will freeze lunged businesses to give up TERRACE -- More of the city's Christmas gift exchanges at homeless people will freeze to work. death this winter if some kind of 0 Daisy's spirit lives on. They want workers to in- emergency shelter isn't set up stead follow their example of soon, predicts local anti-poverty See story on page A3. giving the cash equivalent to fighter Gerry King. charity. "I think we're in for one bad "A couple people objected, winter coming up'," says King, a nowhere else to go. but no t many," says letter car- longtime advocate for the poor "I'm sure the city has buildings with the Terrace Anti-Poverty that aren't being used," he said. rier Laurie Lindstrom of the Group Society. "Something has "It would take a minimum plan she and two co-workers to be done immediately." amount of work to get something put together. He was responding to the death like that set up." They'll draw up a list of by exposure last week of 52-year- "I know with all the Christians three or four charities and the old Daisy Wesley. She and her we've got in this community, 28 Canada Post employees husband were livhlg underneath a something could be done." will then vote on which one tarp on a vacant city lot off Greig He said past efforts so far have should get the money. Ave. failed to set up any kind of safe An added incentive is a draw "There's at least 30 others that house or hostel for the homeless. to choose an employee who I know of on the streets here in But he hopes Wesley's death can claim all of the amount on town," King says. "I wouldn't will spark a renewed drive for a be surprised if we're looking at shelter. his or her income tax, said two or three more bodies before "It's very sad," added Lindstrom. the winter's over.' ...... Kerm0de Friendship Cefitre "The last thing any of us ,'It's. appall ing~'~, s.~.id. Recon-.. director. Sadie~mell,:~We need ..... ~,n,¢.e.ds is.another, bottle,of bub- needs" Tonee Sabine, who works to come together and start provid- hie bath or box of choco- with street children. "It's hard tO ing somethitlg ~for der; homeless lates/' she said. understand how it can happen, people." Lindstrom estimates that ap- But it does." "It's tragic that this could hap- proximately $200 will be col- King says some kind of safe pen. It's even more tragic that it lected for a charity. house or emergency shelter could took that to happen to get people Post office employees will be set up at almost no cost to take to start asking questions and be making their choice this in street kids and adults who have trying to do something about iL" week. .k 9r 9r ~r ~" The 24 people taking North- Nyce defeated.; . west Community College's 10-month early childhood edu- cation course have done essen- and Leeson returns tially the same thing. TERRACE -- One familiar Edward Azak and Steve Azak They've bought presents name has returned and another were elected as the two council- suitable for pre-school chil- was defeated in band elections Iors at Gitwinksihlkw. dren and will be donating held in the Nass Valley recently. The Lakaizap council has 11 them to the Terrace Anti- Harry Nyce, an executive mum- positions and there were 24 can- Poverty Group Society. bur of the Nisga'a Tribal Council, didates. Those presents are instead of was defeated by Perry Azak in an Elected were Eric Martin, Wil. having a Christmas gift ex- councillor at Oitwinksihlkw Kevin McKay, Veto McKay, change between class mem- '"'' "'"'" Henry McKay, Suspended animation[ (Canyon City). James Moore, Clarence bers, says course instructor Nelson Leeson, the public rela- Robinson, Earl Stephens, Joan Turecki. FIRST AIRBORNE. Terrace Figure Skating club coach Tanya Warkentin sails through the air tions officer with the tribal coun- Mitchell Stevens and Wilfred "They jumped on it. They with the greatest of ease with the assistance of the club's newest piece of equipmentl a har- cil, defeated incumbent chief Tail thought it was a great idea," ness which allows young skaters to hone their jumps skills. That's assistant coach Shirley pal- councillor Henry Moore at Lakal- Nelson Lceson was also elected she said. : ' ahicky in the background and out of picture is Leonard Warkentin, holding the other end of the zap (Greenville). tee.son has been to a coimcil position but since hc Turecki said giving gifts to ropes. By increasing the young skaters' "hang time", the harness allows them to work on their chief before, was chosen chief councillor, that pre-schoolers seemed ap- mid-air maneouvres. The club anticipates the equipment will prove a valuable addition. Both were elected to two-year seathas become vacant and.a by- propiate because of the course I terms, election will be held next week. being taken by the students. Council holds off on store decision TERRACE -- Kewal Bal will In particular, neighbours However, he added, the busi- tent to install pinball machines ther. the LUP, alderman Danny have to wait until next year to wanted to know exactly what the ness must fit ihe "permitted and the like in the store. Reiterating the argument he Sheridan said he didn't like either find out whether council will ap- city by-laws allowed under a C2 uses" criteria included in the Pointing out Bal's proposed used in the case of the Sandover- of the options put forward. prove his rezoning request, definition and what Bai's plans city's zoning by-law. In the case store would be the third such op- Sly rezoning application, He therefore hoped the public, Bal has applied to rezone two were. of C2 that included such enter- eration in two city blocks, Harris alderman Bob Cooper said any through the hearing process, 3500 block Kalum St. lots from Asking council whether the de- prises as barbers, laundrettes and said the city should be encouraa- decision on Bal's property should would be able to put forward a R2 low density residential to C2 velopment would include any- shoe repair shops as well as con- ing a better variety of services be postponed until after the pub- third and better one., local commercial, thing other than a store, Scott venience stores, within the neighbourh0od, "not lic hearings on the recently Council agreed unanimously to He has indicated he wants to Ave. resident George May said he Linda Harris, a Kalum St. resi- triplication of what's already released draft land use plan delay any decision on the rezon- construct a convenience store on had heard "everything from a 7- dent, said she was concented by there". That plan offered two options ing until the LUP hearings had the approximately 18,000 sq.fl. 11 to a pool hall." talk of an amusement arcade Noting Bal was not present to for Kalum SL, one of which taken place. site, located on the northern City planning technician Jack being located in the store, clear up the apparent confusion designated it as an area of future Although a date has not yet comer of Scott and Kalum. Hepplewhite pointed out an ap- Pointing out there was a high over what his intentions were, commercial development, been set for the hearings, admin- However, that plan ran into stiff plicant was not required to detail crime rate in the area already, she alderman Rick King suggested Describing northern end of istrator Bob Hallsor said they opposition from neighbourhood exactly what his commercial suggested the RCMP be asked for the city ask the applicant for more Kalum St. as "one Of the most would not take place before mid- 'csldents. plan s were. ' ~ their opinion if there was any in- information before going any fur- controversial areas" looked at in January.
A NEW WAY Healthy finding• S A new report backs • Scouts will be allowing the hospital's drive to girls to join their ranks. At least some of them will get a CT scanner COMMUNITY':' B1 • A8 Page A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 I I III III I I Police report from front K-9 Connectzons : Mayors up ante Counterattack campaign begins • ' Professional Pet Grooming ~ While most of us prepare to enjoy the coming holiday season, Ter- tell us. We'll ask what the "The communities, thc non- race RCMP officers are getting ready to battle B.C.'s most common Nisga'a position is and they'll say native communities, were not in- criminal -- the drinking driver. volved in the process," he added. GRAND OPENING they can't tell us," he said. Saturday, December 12, 1992 The annual Christmas Counterattack campaign began yesterday Talstra likened it to speaking To date, the provincial govern- and will continue through to January 3. into a vacuum, not knowing if ment has turned down requests All walk in bookings on Saturday will receive: With the campaign comes the roadblocks. Police will have their their comments will have an ef- for municipalities for more in- "GROOMING BUCKS" portable ALERT breath testers with them. A failcd blow could fect or what might happen. volvement in the Nisga'a negotia- mean a trip to the detachment for a breathalyzer test. "It'll be easier to give advice if tions. '1, '2 ORs5 VALUETOWARDS YOUR GROOM Impaired driving is the most common criminal charge laid in the we know the parameters of what Talstra doubted the provincial city. Const. Kim Hall says nearly 200 impaired driving charges we're talking about so that we position that it can represent in- have been laid so far this year. can react to something that is on terests of other people in the • Clipping • Dematting Rape, assault charges laid the table," hc said. northwest. • Brushing • Teeth Cleaning A 38-YEAR-OLD Tenac¢ man faces a series of domestic assault Talstra pointed to the Nisga'a "They don't live here. They charges after he attacked two women in a Thornhill trailer 3 a.m. interim protection measures don't depend on the northwest for • Bathing • Nail Trims their livelihood. We do have that Dec. 3. Neither victim was seriously injured. agreement as an example of what NO TRANQUILIZERS USED! The man ~ whose name is withheld to protect the identities of has been going on. knowledge and experience," he the victims ~ is charged with two counts of forcible confinement, Released two weeks ago, the said. The Most Reasonable Prices In Town! three counts of assault with a weapon and one count of sexual as- agreement had been the subject of The mayors' position is that speculation about its contents. land claims settlement should 4546 Lazelle Ave. saulL correct injustices to native "There's nothing bad in the Terrace, B.C. Beware of the Grinch agreement, but we could have peoples, Talstra said. THERE REALLY is a Grinch that steals Christmas. saved a whole lot of hassle and Yet those settlemeuts should 638-1115 So says RCMP Const. Chris Swanson who is watching the break- |.ots of time if the document had provide for fair and equitable Monday to Saturday and-enter statistics shoot up as the holiday season approaches. been released prior to signing," treatment of all those who live in 8 a.m.- 6 p,m. , Police received reports of 12 break-ins during the month of Octo- said Talstra. the northwest, he said.
ber, with seven of those happening at homes. In November those .i numbers doubled to 24 break-ins with 16 of them taking place at % residences. And Swanson says those numbers could continue to increase iu L December. The thieves often step up their activity before Christmas to give presents to their families ~ by stealing from someone else. Lock it or lose it YOU'RE SHOPPING. Your car is unlocked. And there's a $300 VCR in it you just l~_nght for the family. It's a recipe to become one of the statistics of car theft in Terrace. ~~Vo RCMP Const. Kim Hall says there have been more than 300 thefts from vehicles so far this year. I And to drive the point home, the RCMP's 'Lock it or Lose it' runs from Dec. 11-13 and Dec. 13-20. Police officers who find insecure ~,ehicles around townwill leave behind a pamphlet to let them know they were lucky ~ this time. Motorists whe leave their cars unlocked with the engine running OFF or with the keys in the ignition can be subject to a $75 fine.
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' ~ Today s Answer The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page A3 i Your Christmas donation guide The Salvation Army is look- ing for donations for its annual The Terrace Child Develop- Christmas hamper program. ment Centre's Christmas Tree It's making plans to distrib- of Lights is back up at the ute 400 hampers beginning Skeena Mall. Dec. 21. Proceeds from the sale of They'll consist of food and lights go toward various ac- presents, says Salvation Army tivities of the centre. Lieutenant Michael Hoeft. Those lights cost between $2 He says it'll take approxi- mately $24,000 in cash dona- and $50. The centre is also tions for the hampers. Dona- selling Christmas cards. lions in kind are also welcome. Helping the effort are the Once again, the Terrace and Anny's kettles which are now District Credit Union is tak- out in the Skeena Mall and at ing cash donations in support the liquor store. of the Salvation Army hamper The Army will take hamper campaign. They can be made during regular opening hours. applications until Dec. 15 from **'k'k* 1 to 4 p.m. beside Kondola's Now up in the lobby of the Furniture on Hwyl6 West. Donations can also be Skeena Broadcasters building dropped off at the same loca- on Lazelle Ave. is its Christ- tion during the same times. mas tree. Presents should not be And there's lots of space un- wrapped. That's to ensure that derneath for items for the Sal- the right present goes to the vation Army's hamper pro- right person, said Hoeft. gram. TRAGIC END: Daisy Wesley froze to death Nov. 28 beneath this cauea nome. Anu-poveny aovoca[e ~erry ~ng rememvers ua=sy The Army this year is host- The emphasis is on toys for tarp on the vacant Greig Ave. lot that she and her husband Alex as a happy person who smiled easily. ing a singles supper beginning infants and teens and gift items noon Chrismtas Day at its for seniors, says Sharon Taylor Walsh Ave. church. ' of Skeena Broadcasters. Those at the supper will Don't wrap the gifts. That's receive a small hamper to take to ensure the right present goes •Daisy's spirit lives on home with them. to the right person. when the couple came to the soup Volunteers are welcome to Those gifts should be in at of the most prosperous com- later she was dead. By JEFF NAGEL kitchen. help prepare hampers and to Skeena Broadcasters by Dec. munity in northwestern B.C. The couple survived last winter TERRACE -- You remember "She'd take it," he said. "But wrap gifts. 17 to ensure they are delivered. "They've been around here them. inside an old CN warehouse bes- she never asked for nothing. She * "k "k-k * on time to the Salvation Army. forever," says Dale Solowoniuk ide the railway tracks, beside the An elderly couple, she pushing was too proud to ask." More than 20 years of Christ- Gift suggestions are being who manages a business on an a shopping cart before her, lean- Sande Overpass. They had been Daisy .never talked about their mas giving continues as the broadcast on Channel 10. ing heavily upon it for support, he adjacent property. evicted from the north Kalum St. discomfort. Golden Rule Society plans to *'k*** close behind. He remembers watching Daisy trailer they rented for 10 years. "She always seemed happy," distribute food to the needy. Providing a good Christmas Their poverty was obvious. And feed a small dog. King added. "It took very little to Its aim is providing enough giR for 'a needy child is the if the few who really noticed "They always had some kind of During last winter, Daisy was brought to the K'san House bring a smile to her face." food in goody bags for the goal of the KMart children's them thought they probably drank little stray animal that they were shelter for women, according to King remembers talking to needy over the Christmas Christmas tree in the Skeena a lot, they were right. giving what little food they had," Terrace Anti-Poverty Group Daisy in the park about their week, says organizer Juanita Mail. Daisy and Alec Wesley spent he said. plight. Hatton. The tree ha s tags on it bear- their days scouring city streets for "I was expressing more con- She's out selling raffle tick- ing the first name of :a needy fuel for their fires -- even wood "They always had some kind of little stray animal that cem for her health and lot in life ets this week to raise money. child, sex, age and clothing chips spilled from passing trucks. they were giving what little food they had." than she was accustomed to hear- Prizes include three video size. Anything to keep warm. ing," King recalls. "She said: movies, ' an electronic Simply pluck a tag, buy a In their final days it was a fire 'Don't you worry about me. God typewriter and three Shames clothing item or toy and return inside, fuelled by countless it-- unwrapped -- to the tree. "Everybody knew they were Society advocate Gerry King. w.ill look after Alex and I in the Mountain flex passes. bottles of cheap wine, that gave The KMart social committee there. There was just nothing any- But she wouldn't stay separated next life, because there is only so Donations can also be made them warmth. to the society at the Royal will wrap the toy. The fire finally died for 52- one could do about it. They were from her husband and left K'san much to go around, so he gave us each other.' Bank. The child's name must be year-old Daisy Wesley on Satur- caught by the booze." to rejoin Alex on the streets. registered at the KMart store day, Nov. 28. Solowoniuk worried about the They spent last summer un- "It brought tears to my eyes." The goody bags will be dis- derncath the overpass. In the fall Daisy Wesley's funeral was ttibuted Christmas Eve in the but the gift can be purchased at She froze to death that day couple. they moved onto the vacant lot held in New Aiyansh last Thurs- building just behind the any location. beneath the orange tarp that's Two weeks ago, while looking alternate school on Lakelse Names have been submitted behind Kalum Kabs. day. ,j been their only home for months, at a clothing catalogue, he de- by local service organizations. Froze to dcathon a x;acant city ~ tided he would order:them'some . King said he would slip Daisy : :'She and Alex would~have been ',," Ave. lot'" ~iff- Grelg...... ~ve: ii~ the mtddle~ "~~ ~nnal underwear." T:wo"' ~ -'iJays ..... five, !or ten dollars gomctimef: roamed 30 yearscome spnng. .~ Traveling The World To Bring You The Finest In Gifts. SiX N.O.W. iil. [ OVERHAULPROGRAM
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,. ouonlv ha.re SocialC li.Lto blame.for etln an.cial mes ,.the icjn une.mploy men, rate,,the lacgof foreign I dis0 mem..tl e unrest in [he laI or blame ern A healthy portrait rnrKeL..the exit indu3Ldes.. f0.r p0t lnq It has to be an uncomfortable experience, tion. rnny I y-oCf ..l:fi ..... " tn ne eaLt Somebody from the outside comes in to Hospitals must be treated as the last -'-,iver'3 ., take apart your place of work and your job resort. Taking alternate measures -- short and then publishes a report for all the of barring the door ~ to prevent people world to read. Yet that's what hospitals in from being admitted will lower their costs. Terrace, Kitimat and Prince Rupert faced Those dollars saved can be invested in k with the release two weeks ago of a review community health care and preventative t b of their operations, programs. Simply put, the review says the hospitals The provincial government has started could be run more efficiently. They don't doing some of this. Unfortunately its hos- need more money to provide a good ser- pital budget cutting exercise wasn't done vice. Instead, they should use more wisely with a lot of explanatory groundwork. That what money they have now. left people understandably upset and con- That kind of thing is easy to say. Hospi- fused. tals are an easy target because of the The big picture tends to get lost when • i amount of money they spend. But putting those affected can see only the smaller the health review into practice is another brash strokes. A work of art can turn into a thing altogether. masterpiece when done correctly. If not, it Hospital costs are driven by the number is merely a mish-mash of colour and of people who come through the door. Un- jumbled images. It is not too late to change fortunately, hospitals don't have a lot of this. The hand that holds the paintbrush control over this~ So any move by the can be controlled by all of us who live in provincial government to curtail hospital the northwest. A self portrait can provide Attac k on AI DS costs cannot be treated in isolation. They more satisfaction than a paint-by-number are just one part of the health care equa- outline. band aic s 31ution Right hand 'turn Don't be surprised if you notice Skeena run at the polls. to seri ,us situation So it wasn't unexpected to have Mr. NDP Jim Fulton's signal light indicating a / turn to the right. There's a growly mood Fulton take a swipe at the rabid environ- mentalist movement. He objects to the tag VICTORIA ~ "I'm meet- out there in voter land and with a federal ing some people in my office election coming next year, expect Mr. that B.C. forestry practices have made the province "the Brazil of the North." in half an hour;, want to sit Fulton to make the suitable adjustment. From the In doing so, Mr. Fulton has also criticized in?" M.L.A. Emery Barnes Although Mr. Fulton is one of the more Colleen McCrory, one of the more" vocal asked me recently when I Capital / professional and popular and electable ..... passed him in the corridor of politioianstir~ Ottawa, he'~mOt~one.d0 lay .~ ~ leading lights of the . enwronmentattst, .~. : . ....: meramam ,~..... entBuildin gs+;...... ~%~~ ...... ,;~..:oy "':"~-~IrluDen Beyer:':~'::~ back. ~A~es~r~i~g~'Refomi'pa~ty 'qn "Sl~'n/i~'~' -raoVement '.in: B.C. This IS slgmncant De -~:': ~What. kind of people; ~ ~' ...... :;.d::.7; that now boasts more than 500 members cause Ms. McCrory worked for Mr. Fulton Emery?" I asked. "Folks from during the 1988 federal election campaign AIDS Vaacouver Island,'! he who bonded during the referendum debate community, funding to battle and then worked in his Ottawa office. said. 'TII be there," I told him. To be shunned is nothing has caught his attention. the disease becomes more and This is not to suggest that Mr. Fulton has The exchange took place a new either to people with Mr. Fulton has largely been elected on more urgent. cut Ms. McCrory and her type adrift. But it few minutes after Big Em had AIDS. When a Victoria his personal strength and not so much on restaurateur, who has raised The current budget provides is a sign that Mr. Fulton has begun to posi- reminded the B.C. Legislature the policies of his party. A credible right that Dee. 1 was World AIDS more than $100,000 for all for a total of $3.5 million for tion himself in anticipation of a tough HIV prevention, $400,000 of wing leaning candidate with a no-nonsense Day. sorts of causes and charitable platform could give.Mr. Fulton a serious campaign next year. "Communities have a crucial organizations in the past 10 is allocated to urban aboriginal role to play in the eradication years announced that proceeds AIDS initiatives. of AIDS, not only in the care from last year's benefit would More than $500,000 in fund- and support of people with go to AIDS Vancouver Island, ing has been provided to HIV or AIDS, but also in pre- a lot of the regulars suddenly maintain and expand the Van- Problem with pills discovered that they had other couver Needle Exchange pro- venting the spread of HIV in- Taking medicine to improve fection," the NDP MLA for commitments. gram; an addition $265,000 my health is ineffective unless Vancouver-B~rrard told the Weston said AIDS sufferers will be spent on street out- I can remind myself to take legislature. still have to endure a lot of reach programs in Victoria, Nanaimo, Surrey and when I should. Emery also made an appeal discrimination. "AIDS is more I'm doing my best to take for compassion and under- than just HIV infection. It is a Kelowna. twice a day ~ a prescribed standing. People with AIDS, disease which is rooted in and But considering the scope of drug that must be swallowed he said, are not just numbers flourishes in homophobia, the disease, current funding is with food to minimize the risk and statistics. "They have sexism, racism, chemical de- no more than a band-aid solu- of duodenal hemorrhage. If I faces, families, ambitions, pendency and poverty," he tion. It is estimated that be- manage to take the fist pill dreams and aspiration, just as said. tween 10 million and 12 mil- lion people are currently af- with breakfast, it may slip my with reliable memories are as- a pill bottle with a m~crochip, you and I." Graham told me she got in- mind for the remainder of the sisted in properly administer- like a Barbie doll that ~ays, "I At the appointed time, I volved as a volunteer with flicted with the virus. By the day, meaning I miss the see- ing to themselves. A month's want to be a doctor." It should showed up at Emery's office AIDS Vancouver Island be- year 2000, that figure is beep like a smoke alarm in predicted to reach 30 million. end pill. supply of pills is arranged in a and introduced to Dale cause she felt she had to do need of a new battery, or an- her part in fighting the disease Education is perhaps the * Or by mid-morning I can't wheel. Fake pills fill spaces Weston, executive director for remember whether or not I for the days when no drug nounce "Pill time." AIDS Vancouver Island and and changing public attitudes most important of any initia- took one at breakfast. Because should be taken. Linda Graham, volunteer co- towards AIDS sufferers. tive aimed at curbing the Andy why not? If Christmas spread of AIDS. To that effect, I dare not take one at lunch to But folk like me, older with ordinator for the group. "I'm the mother of a five- make up for the one I may memories less trustworthy tree lights can play 'It Came What, Weston asked, made year-old, and I don't want him the original version of the have skipped in the morn- than they once were, are often Upon a Midnight Clear,' or Emery such an compassionate to become a victim of AIDS. I video on AIDS which had ing...You see how erratic treat- stuck taking more pills of a kids' windup toys plunk out a and kindred soul? In his typi- don't want him to die of that been banned by the Soered ment becomes. greater variety. But do we recognizable version of cal and humble m~ner, which brought him into the government was shown in Medications of long standing have help remembering when "Reek-a-bye Baby in a Tree Emery tried to explain that it world. movie theatres throughout aren't a problem. Like don- we should swallow which pill? Top," why can't pill bottles comes with an MLS's terri- I want him to grow up and British Columbia last summer, ning pajamas at bedtime, or I'm testing what I hoped talk or flash lights at selected tory. At which point, I felt understand that people of seen by an estimated 300,000 adding milk to coffee, taking a would be a fail-safe reminder times? compelled to set the record every breed, colour and per- movie goers. dosage of a regular prescrip- system. At breakfast I count straight. suasion need help," she said. Drugs for treating AIDS Drugstores with computer tion is automatic. Bedtime? out two pills, swallow one, Emery, I told Weston and Both Weston and Graham have been developed, but they healthwatch files could in- Wind the clock, gulp one pink and place the second one in an Graham, knows from personal stressed that AIDS is no are expensive and Can al- corporate a customer's musi- and two green pills with some empty bottle along with a note experience what it's like to be longer a disease of leviate the condition for a cal preference and perforate a water, and off to bed. on which I write the date. shunned. When he began his homosexuals and drug limited time only. What we label that would play eight It's the new or short term (This derives from corralling career as a football player in abusers, that AIDShas very need is a sure-fire vaccine for bars of Mozart or Blue Grass. prescription I block out. A two all recipe ingredients in one the States, he had to stay at much become a heterosexual 20 years down the road, AIDS I need more than a spoonful week antibiotic, or an anti- spot before measuring any- disease. will make the Black Death of of sugar to make my medicine different hotels than his t~an inflammatory for an arthritis thing into a mixing bowl.) mates. Emery is black, all And as AIDS gains a firm the middle ages look like a go down. flare-up. So far this system works bet- seven feet, six inches of him. foothold in the heterosexual minor health hazard. Then, if a new drug must be ter. Until suppertime. Then, taken at a particular time such despite moving the pill bottle as before, with, or after during the day from next to I/ ab yoo'C _a coo rj/ . • meals.;. the sugar bowl on the kitchen Funny, wc have diaries to table to in front of the eof- keep track of appointments, feemaker, invariably as I sit alarm clocks to wake us on down to evening TV my hus- time, cribbage boards to keep band asks, "Did you take your score, but only family to jog pill?" and I have to answer, our mind about pill taking, "No". I've forgotten again. Except for birth control pills. You'd think the tablets were Because one day's goof can the size of CFL footballs or produce an eight pound tasted terrible, the way I scrub bundle, even young women them from my memory. I need The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page A5 BILL 84 ,Change bad for business TERRACE -- .The New Demo- u ' ' eor . good employer employee rein domg busmesscouldbethed,f Kemano story crat's proposed labour legislation Instead, certification will be tionship was an essential part of fcrcnce between surviving and threatens the engine of the pro- automatic once 55 per cent of em- their own success. going under. vlnco's economy, claim local ployees sigu a card saying they Putting an outside organization On a broader scale, Mclntyre chamber of commerce members. wanted to form a union. between the employer and em- said Bill 84 represented a "step termed naive "Small and medium business is Mdntyre maintained that is ployee put that relationship at backwards" in labour relations in Dear sir: flow rates as the single root the backbone of the economy," potentially detrimental to smaller this province. risk. I have grave reservations cause of the fish depletion chamber vice-president Debbie businesses because it makes it "It's not creating a climate that And if unionization meant about "Kemano Politics debacle in the upper Nechako. Melntyre pointed out. much easier for unions to become welcomes business," she said, demands for higher pay, it could Blasted," Nov. 25, 1992, I conjecture that the web of And that backbone could be established. adding the economy depended on kill some businesses. Such a derisive piece of life which is in contention as broken by some of the changes "Before you know it, over- creating new businesses. While maintaining their em- amateur reporting does not en- being Alcan's/Kemano's fault. the government intends to intro- night, you've got a" union," she Mclntyre said a chamber call ployees were not underpaid, compass a full spectrum of for placing in jeopardy is a duce. said. for member businesses to send Mclntyre warned the reality was positive attributes of Kemano very foolhardy and untrue Melntyre said members are par- The chamber feared unionizing letters to premier Mike Harcourt many small businesses across the but all too easily plays upon stance to take. There is in fact tieularly concerned with amend- small and medium sized and Labour minister Moe Sihota province were finding it tough to the targeted demeaning attacks a very intricate set of parame- merits affecting union certifica- had so far elicited 36 letters. businesses would impede the get by in the current economic by those whose credibilities ters which govern the biodiver- tion. However, she admitted, it was communication between situation. can only remain suspect at sity of the Nechako and it is all Under the new rules, employees doubtful the government would employer and employee by intro- "Some are just hanging on by best. too simplistic to focus your would no longer vote in a secret listen to small businesses com- ducing a third party. the skin of their teeth," she said, JeffNagel is naive to surmise ridicule on Alcan and Kemano ballot on Whether they wanted to plaints, Businessmen already knew a and any increase in the cost of that a good portion of business I and II. is not carried out behind closed doors. In my own enterprise Mills.not which fields petrochemical Time to give Alcan
tankers out of Methanex termi- • and Kemano ~ a break. nal to off-shore customers, my worried elieats emphatically seek con- fidentiality. Is this so new or TERRACE -- Although most of Further, I hope your newspa- difficult a concept to grasp in the proposed labour legislation per is semi-aware that the competitive environs? changes will not affect Skeena potential megawatts from the Mr. Nagel is also a tad daft Sawmills directly, manager Don Kemano Phase II project to believe all he diligently Chesley fears there could be other which would be input into the quotes/scribbles down from the repreeussions. B.C. Hydro grid are in the likes of Mr. Alderdiee and Mr. In particular, he was concerned short term .marketed to highest Hartman. about What the drive to unionize bidder through the Powerex We all know that former em- might do to the small supply sales division. ployee(s) no matter what their companies the mill deals with. , \ ",, I think your paper owes it to previous occupation, with their Especially worrying was the yourselves and we, your new found 'diplomatic im- prospect of the provincial govern- readers, to present a much ment deciding it wouuld only munity' can bleat out anything ., • 't~,~" more balanced, equitable and they so desire, often of a deal with unionized companies. "lEA : impartial analysis of what you vindictive bent since in many Emphasizing the importance of print and report in the media. cases they have grudges to government expenditures to the The continued, relentless uctNT' uN bear against their former local economy, he suggested bashing of corporate Canada higher-ups and employers. "half of our small suppliers already beleaguered by a I challenge that neither Mr. would fold without it". nation-wide recession, the As for.the proposal to allow i Alderdice, nor for that matter depreciating affects of NAFTA Mr. Hartman or their combined companies and unions to negotia- Free Trade Agreement, and the faculties and experience fac- te what are known as secondary dumping of resources/goods by tors are indisputable experts on boycotts -- agreements to buy eastern block countries on all fish habitat, regeneration or supplies only from unionized ready depressed free world mortality rates. eo!iipanies, for example -- he did markets, is a tough enough It's absolutely far too com- not see that having any effect on quagmire to struggle out of. plex an interaction of umpteen the Terrace operation. Gerry Bloomer variables to single out reduced While such deals had been pos- Kitimat, B.C. sible in the past, Chesley said Skeena Sawmills union, the Inter- national Woodworkers of Amer- ica (IWA) had never raised the is- sue during contract negotiations. Nothing secret Pointing out the history of the IWA at the bargaining table wa~s one of "common sense", heie~ aboutKemano : pe~ted ~at would not change. Dear Sir: comments appear to challenge 3'~,er at Skeena Cellulose, man- Your Nov. 25 story entitled the (Nechako Fisheries Con- ager Rand Menhinick said people "Kemano politics blasted servation) program, calling it will have to wait to see what the Biologists pressured for 'politi- experimental. Created under full impact of Bill 84 will be. cslly compatible' results" by the 1987 Settlement Agree- "There's no sense speculating Jeff Nagel was one of a num- ment, it has been in operation on what may or may not happen. ber of recent media stories for five years with an annual Until it's tested we don't know," about so.called 'secret' docu- budget of over $1,000,000. It he explained. ments in connection with has accomplished the goals At this point, however, he could Kemano Completion Project identified in 1987 when the not see the secondary boycott environmental studies. program was initiated. provisions being a problem at the TEACHERS' STRIKES that go on forever. That's one possibility under Bill 84, says the local cham- Former DFO biologists Don "These are not 'theoretical' mill. Alderdice and Gordon Hart- approaches or 'experimental' Menhinick said the company al- ber of commerce. "T,he criticism refers to the removal of the "essential service" tag from education, removing the possibility of teachers being legislated back to work by the government. It's just one man are quoted as suggesting techniques. They have been ready had agreements with its political interference in the shown to work on the Nechako union on purchasing supplies of several provismns in the new labour law that concerns the chamber and has prompted members to fire off letters of protest to be sent to the provincial government. scientific process took place River just as they have else- from outside. prior to the 1987 Settlement where. Simply put, the natural Agreement between Alcan and fish production capability of the Department of Fisheries the river can be conserved and Oceans. through human assistance with Fairness key to new laws In a recent issueof The Ingot habitat development. at Kitimat Works, Alcan's "That is one of the principal union cards -- was potentially TERRACE -- Bill 84 is a towards fairness. B.C. vice-president, Bill Rich, building blocks for sustainable more democratic. balanced piece of legislation As for claims it swung the ,!i responded to some of the al-. development -- the That's because under the secret Which tackles major labour rela- pendulum too far in organized legations. maintenance of fish habitat and ballot system, a majority of 50 tions issues "left fermenting labour's favour, Giesbrecht Here are some of the points fish production in parallel with per cent plus one was all that was since 1983", says Skeena New pointed out union leaders were Mr. Rich made in the inter- economic development. required and that was only of Democrat MLA Helmet Gies- not entirely happy with the pack- view. "Others have argued that we brecht. age. those employees who actually "Alcan has no knowledge of should show how much it costs As for the business com- Turning to specific criticisms, voted. the internal procedures used at in the way of investment and munity's strident opposition to he said the removal of the secret It' was therefore possible to the Department of Fisheries job loss to protect 'a few thou- the proposed legislation, he sug- ballot for union certi fication unionize a workplace with less and Oceans for finalizing a sand chinook salmon.' I have gested "there's a little politics in- simply brought B.C. in line with support than the new regulations position on a technical ques- consistently resisted doing this. volved". eight other provinces in Canada. required. tion. However based on my "Perhaps people should be Giesbreeht said the business Giesbrecht said labour had Giesbreeht also pointed out the long experience in a large or- informed how much effort, abolition of the secret ballot pro- eonimunity were probably react- complained for years that under ganization like Alcan, it would forgone investment and loss of vision had been unanimously ing on the basis that if it didn't the Socred legislation, the time be remarkable indeed if there power production is involved agreed upon by the sub- complain, "how much further between the call for a certifica- were never any disagreements. in the protection of our committee set up by the govern- will'they• (the government) go?" tion vote and it taking place gave And at the end when a decision fisheries resource." ment to make recommendations, Bui;tness was also bound to be employers an opportunity to un- Helmut Giesbrecht must be made, there may be Alan C. Hewitson, unhappy the new law would fairly in fluence the outcome. including the business com- he maintained, adding most po- some who remain 'offside'. Alcan, mean "giving up some of their For example, he was aware of a munity's own member. lice forces would be happy to be "Some of the published Kitimat, B.C. tuff, ,l he added. specific case where the employer On the proposal to outlaw out of it. Pointing out no-one had ever used the time to hire enough new scabs, he said it would help avoid As for removing the illegal The Terrace Standard welcomes letters to the editor. We ask that claimed the previous Social employees to ensure the certifica- the picket line violence seen in status of secondary boycotts, they be signed and a phone number be included. Letters are sub- Credit government's labour legis- tion vote went against unionizing. the past. Giesbrecht said that was the type ject to edlting for reasons of length and $or good taste. Unsigned latlonwas either fair or balanced, Giesbrecht also pointed out the "The public doesn't enjoy of issue which should be left to letters are thrown away. he said the New Democrats' of- new rules -- certification upon 55 seeing the courts and R.C.M.P. employers and unions to negotia- feting swung the pendulum back per cent of the employees signing enforcing the employers view," te, not imposed by government. Reward Train club Model railroaders have a huge layout here. It's located There was a fire in at their headquarters in a basement at 5110 Agar Ave. The Thornhill in September. They have lald down several hundred feet of model It burned down a house train track since 1989. The model tratn layout includes several towns, named L ._tart belongedon oo to ,o Claudette ,ou,o and after cities in northwestern B.C. There are five tunnels Gene Sandecki. and six bridges. There are also mountains, forests and There_ is now a reward cliffs. for mformatton on the That's Mike Anweiler. He's one of the club's mem- ~l fire. ber's. It is being offered by But the set isn't finished yet. A couple of towns d Vandal Watch. haven t been built yet. "The~ Sta t " f, p ,p e Call 635-5556, i learning how to read, I Page A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9 1992 Deloitte& Touche LISINES ...... :INANCIAL DIFFICULTIES? ,Call us to arrange for a free consullaUon and a copy of our information booklet (604).564-1111 New bulk plant Toll Free: 1-800.663,5103 DEL0ffTE & TOUCHEINC. #800 - 299 Victoria Street nears completion Prince George, B.C. V2L 5B8 TERRACE ~ The first ship- of unloading from tank cars and ing common because economies xnent by rail of petroleum for the loading for delivery and sophisti- of scale kick in, said Pos. expanded Imperial Oil bulk plant cated in terms of environmental here is expected soon. protection. It'll mark the end of the compa- The four new tanks, for in- ny trucking the product here from stance, are surrounded by a berm Eckland Denture Clinic Prince Rupert after it has been that can contain a spill equivalent barged up from a Vancouver to the volume of the largest of the Now Open In Terrace refinery. tanks plus 10 per cent of the ca- ~,~"~~ i~" ~~, .... ' ~ Instead, the company will be pacity of the remainder. shipping its product by rail from An intricate series of alarms an Edmonton refinery. will give notice of spills, fires and The last barge shipment was intruders. due over the weekend. The gates will automatically The changeover has been ac- open in case there is a fire so that companied by a $3 million pro- fire trucks have immediate access b' ;l gram to increase the size of the to the site. bulk plant and to make substan- "We've been working with Gerald Eekland, nO, FCAD Traeey Eekland, RD tial improvements to the way it (city fire chief) Bob Beckett on operates. developing plans to handle any- Trust your smile to experience and the ECK-TECH There is also a change in the thing from fires to spills, kidnap- Denture Technique. way Imperial Oil will do business pings, extortion, lightning and We specialize In quality dentures with natural looks, here because of the size of its earthquakes," said Pos. ultimate function, stability and comfort. new plant. A video camera system will Our clinic offers new denture service In 24 hours, and Responsibility for the bulk plant provide a permanent record of all same day service for relines, rebases, and repairs. There are no charges for adjustments. has been shifted from Imperial events. agent Cole Petroleums to Im- The expanded plant will also Dental plans are accepted. perial Oil, says new bulk plant handle storage for Shell Canada Tank triplets manager Allen Pos. products. ECKLAND DENTURE CLINIC WORK CONTINUES on an expansion and improvements to the "Cole Petroleums will remain Although base petroleum is es- #206 - 4650 Lazelle Avenue Imperial Oil bulk plant here. That's welder Saul Guerreiro on the the agent and will handle the sentially the same, Imperial and (Credit Union Building) left, plant manager Allen Pos in the middle and pipefitter Dave customers," he said. Shell will mix in their own addi- 1S TERRACE, B.C. Horbach on the right. The new plant features sophisticated alarm Pos calls the new bulk plant set tives at the plant. and environmental protection measures. up extremely automated in terms Sharing a bulk plant is becom-
TERRACE- Entries are en- Those uses include Sawdust for couraged for the Terrace and Dis- OUT AND' ABOU T livestock bedding, garden nur- YOUR trict Chamber of Commerce's ' series and pathways; wood pieces Fourth Annual Christmas lights J and sawdust for composting of INVESTORS TEAM contest. ,septic waste; ground up bark for Ken Loveridge, Region Manager for Investors There are four categories seed bedding and edgings and Group Financial Services Inc., is pleased to best commercial, best street, best trimmings for residential fire- recognize Cliff MeChesney and Ray Lindwall the end of December. students who receive the highest your financial planning experts in north-west B.C. house and best original theme. A further 65 stores" will still averages in the first year of their wood. Prizes are offered and judging These kinds of uses reduce the Cliff and Ray direct individuals, families and carry the 24 Hour name until studies. amount of waste and generate ad- companies on savings and investmentstrategies, takes place Dec. 23. leases for the signs run out, says Weismiller is enrolled in the Entry forms are available at The ditional revenue, says the report. retirement planning, taxes and inflation, and a •Walton. chemical sciences technology variety of investment funds. Terrace Standard and Skeena Copies of Market Op- program, Call Cliff or Ray today with your Broadcasters. Both are located on portanltles foe the Utilization of A local resident studying at questions and concerns. Lazelle Ave. Wood Waste Generated by Small BCIT is the recipient of a scholar- A forests ministry report says Benefit fi'om their experience. ***** there are lots of uses for wood Sawmills are available from the ship from Borden Packaging. timber harvesting branch in Vie- Video store changes continue in The $300 award to David Weis- waste produced by small saw- i*#~etrace~Wftlf~-a'qleW~/i~ini~/-'t~Gr miti~L~';ls one of thosegiven£,ao toria. 1 "~ , ~:'i '(Jdt ~r~lzy M~ke s ...... ~ ~. =;~.z ~ ;, f,~,,'f;l,vi,a .: ~ .... 7 !~,:",! It's now called Wtldemc~s Video following the summer pur- Leave Yellowhead alone chase of the chain by Wilderness that it eliminates the reason for Video Group, says owner Richard TERRACE -- Local elected of- from Winnipeg to Prince Rupert, with Hwyl6 covering the B.C. belonging," he said. Walton in Vancouver. ficials plan to go to war against "Those guys are out to lunch," Cliff McChesney RaY Lindwali Crazy Mike,s was bought about portion of the route. Butthe asso- some southern cities that are added Hazelton mayor Alice Executive and Corporate Chartered ciation has changed the definition Financial Planner this time last year by 24 Hour trying to horn in on the official Maitland. "We should walk all Division Video which in turn ran into Yellowhead Highway designa- to cover routes leading to both Terrace, B.C. Terrace, B.C. ocean ports via the Yellowhead over them.' ' Telephone: 635.5372 financial trouble this spring. tion. And with those sentiments Telephone: 635-6682 The company went into Merritt and Kamloops represen- Pass. "It makes no sense," said being expressed unanimously, receivership and was then taken tatives want the Yellowhead regional district directors voted to l///l~,,q,to./-,& / Building futures out of receivership by Wilderness designation --which has recently Kitimat alderman and'Kitimat- Stikine regional district represen- pull out of the association and j G/"OHp / since 1940. Video in.the summer. been given to the piece of road call on all northern municipalities Wilderness Video Group will tative Tom Goyert. from Valemount to Kamioops to do likewise if the association have approximately 20 stores extended to Merritt. "The deviation from the doesn't abandon the idea. bearing the Wilderness name by The route originally went only original object is so substantial
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The company has also been oppose any type of Rich was responding to leaked criticized for keeping secret some vironmenlal review Department of Fisheries and of its reports and studies on the premier Mike Harcour Oceans memos in which some project. mitred the province to ( WIN THIS biologists criticize the Nechako Some of those studies aren't "The time for a put Settlement Agreement for giving being released because they relate was a few years ag Alcan the right to take up to 88 to the Nanika Diversion -- a plan now," he said. per cent of the river's pre-1950 to add parts of the upper Skeena "That is not a reasonable re- t ONE CARAT +flows for the Kemano Comple- watershed to the Kemano reser- quest to make of us when a pro- tion Project. voir that was scrapped by Alcan. ject is half done." He noted that some of the "We're not going to spend a lot About $600 million has been spent on the Kemauo Completion DIAMONDRING[ memos were written prior to the of time answering questions and deal, in which some scientists dis- debating it because it's not part of Project so far. Bill Rich agreed with the fisheries minister the project," Rich said. about what the minimum flows And he said Alcan can't release + Should be. all the other documents and Sick and Tired of Being Referred Enter The The status quo wasn't good studies it has compiled on the enough for them, Rich said, ad- proj.ect over the years -- even if to as "Eight Tiny Reindeer", Winner's ding the scientists were calling it wants to. for flows that would have Reports Alcan prepared for its Circle reduced the amount of water Al- courtcase against the government Sweepstakes! can was taking al that time. in the 1980s must remain con- And Rich said DFO wasn't the fidential according to court rules. only place where people dis- Although an out-of-court settle- agreed about what the flows ment was reached in 1987, Rich 'should be. says documents entered in the .... Within Alcan there were those case remain privileged because ~who had argued for lower flows the case is only adjourned. than agreed to, Rich said, and "That court case is not finished some of them fear the company -- it's adjourned. And it is still Pearls i 4atives poised Grade A Cultured Nature's f o" court action Pearls beauties 6 - 6.5 mm from the sea to = top Kemano 18 " strand TERRACE -- Cheslatta natives the Cheslatta River, and a com- The boys joined ZR0ntU0RHSgym. s99999 arc calling for a judicial inquiry pensation package for the flood- into the Kemano Completion Pro- ing that happeued in the 1950s. ONE YEAR - Qualitysports & casualwear ject. "If Alean wants to work in this MEMBERSHIP - Vitaminsupplement "There's got to be a full territory they're going to have to - Weightliftingaccessories The federal-provincial judicial in- play by our rules," he said. "We =299.00 - Gift certificates Diamond quiry," Carrier tribal chief Justa can no longer allow one corpora- Precious ~~" Monk said. tion to control such a vast terri- Band Gem Stones Natives and environmentalists tory." IROI1LUORHS and Diamonds opposing the billion-dollar "They've made such vast prof- GYM & FITNESSCENTRE o,,o=,.t~ ,1~999 Set in 1,4 karat,g01d, ,. hydroelectric project say Alcan's its ~rom this territory it's time Open 6:00 a,m. at 4545 Laze!!9,4. 635-413( Only.'...:....2: ' :JI. -- =-~ Z-7 ., ~plan.to divert half the water in the the put some qf =t back~,. :x? ,... Ruby & DiamOnd ! '~''~ ~~edl;ako'River -- reducing ~t to 0,2,.ratTW 8RaQ09 0.35 TGW $~OQ99 i '/i~:litflc as 12 per cent of pre-1950 Only ...... ~.m ~.p~ Only...... 1.I~ flo,~/s -- will destroy the river STRENGTH WITH C,ARE 0,50 caratTW $0CI11~9 9 and its salmon. Only ...... t.n ~, ~, Sapphire & Diamond Seventy-five members of the 0,75 carat TW 035 T~W +699~9 Cheslatta band lost their homes Only ...... Only ...... 8 1 49999 when Alcan flooded 120,000 Emerald & Diamond acres of their land in 1952. 1,00 ~t ~/ 0.32 TGW $ And they say they'll fight $ 99 only ...... 6999° Kemano Completion to the end. Only ...... 1699 + Ira Supreme Court challenge of the project fails to force Alcan to undergo a federal enviromnental :~• Diamond Earrings review, Monk says, they will try to entangle the project in their na- SPECIAL[ 14 karat gold tive land claim. Cheslatta band researcher Mike 0.02 carat TW 82999 Robertson says the band will seek Only ...... to have Kemano halted until their 0 05 carat TW .... 0.25 carat TW $_ . _ 99 land claim is settled. Only ...... 59 Only...... 249 But when interim measures ne- gotiations on their claim might 0.I0 carat TW .... 0.30 carat TW $_ _ _ 99 start is up in the air. Only...... 99 Only ...... 399 If the band's legal and political 0.40 carat TW $ _ _ _ 99 arsenals fail to stop Alcan, Monk O. 15 carat TW $ 99 Only ...... 599 said, his people will turn to direct Only...... 149 action. 0.20 carat TW$ _ _ --99 0.50 carat TW $ _ _ _ 99 "We have some plans," he Thule Roof Rack Systems Only ...... 199 Only ...... 899 said. "But I am not prepared to disclose them at this time." The Best Skiing Connections In The World Made Easier "It's up to us to assert our authority," Robertson added. "Our whole future's at risk be- cause of that project." He said it's not the fault of the Cheslatta people if the province has to pay millions of taxpayers' dollars •in compensation to/glean in order to halt the project. '!They (government officials) are the ones that went behind closed doors and let Alcan go ahead and do this without any consultation," Robertson said. "This is the penalty they're going to have to pay for it. "They've got to pay the piper or else face some extreme con- .4i~::t+iiii+]iiiii~+~++ '+'~ ::+" :::'!if!'. ++:: '::+ ::':~'.i ':i':i 'i+':: ::::+' + +' ~'!+!ii il '~ ::+.!:!'.!~! '::'.::'.':i',i!iii',+i]!', ',ii+ + i!i+ '+,,:, :++iiii+'i?+? i~:~:~. ++'+%?~ +,+:~:+ ~::+"+"::'+~:~:~,ii!"::::::::+:i~i~ i,~::'::+ ]]~!"' +:%j!li?iii!iiii++~ sequences." He doesn't rule out the pos- sibility that Alcan might come up with some compromise that could get the band's blessing. But he said that would require a scaled-down project, higher flows ~++5~+~+~+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+~+:+:+:~+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+~5:+:+:~:+:+:+~+:+~+:+:+:+:+:+:+~+:+:+:+:+:+~+~+~+~+:+:+:+~+~+:+:+:~::+:~:~$:::::::::~:~::::~:::::~:::::~::>~ in the Ncchako River, Alcan par- ticipation in a plan to revitalize SKI ATTA C H M E NTS Help open doorsfor Starting at ~;;89-00 _~Z •~ I DiabetestH[ 1061 [ [ 51DI~I~|IALCAM I~AI~ | of Thule Roof Rack Systems, Fit All Makes and Models,See Us Today, ~ Please ~[ Volunteer ~] LA I Coil732.t33t or THORNHILL ] MOTORS [ +~oo.+~.~,2~ | C, NAOIAN i ASSOCIATION +'g • 'Page A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 News in brief CT scan backin g , M A Ry Land claims ads I HOLIDAY AN EARLY fall radio campaign giving information on the Nisga'a land claim cost $12,226 for production and.air time. GIFT IDEAS Th/~ ads appeared on private northwest radio stations featuring pleases hospital Nelson Leeson of the Nisga'a Tribal Council and a paid actor. Their Mary Kay fragrance limited contents ranged from what the Nisga'a wanted in a land claims TERRACE -- There should be a will add to the region's capability if it means more allotment of edition gifts are perfect for settlement to statements that natives do pay taxes if they live off a CT scan machine here, states the to provide the same kind of spe- money, that should happen," everyone on your list, And the reserve and earn their living offa reserve. northwest review into health care. cialized service available to those Maud said. gift wrapping is free! Call today. Cost of the ads was divided between the Nisga'a and the federal Yet the cost of the machine who live down south, McKeown -and provincial governments. They form part of a program by the isn't known nor is the cost of re- added. Maud said the current govern- three parties to give information On the settlement talks. ment practice of cutting hospital quired renovations and what it'll IndependentMary Kay A pamphlet has already been distributed and an open house has take to operate the machine, the budgets is a "blunt fiscal instru- been held in Terrace. ment that has a devestating ira' Beauty Consultant review report adds. Northwest health care may re- And the report also finds pact on the whole region." Gun amnesty extended quire more money now to save May McFarland "interesting" that the hospital's money down the road, says a THE NATIONAL firearms amnesty has been extended to Dec. 15. finance director isn't involved in 635-6972 Owners of unwanted guns and ammunition can turn them in at the member of the Hospital Employ- determining overall costs. ees' Union (HEU). RCMP detachment without penalty, or phone the detachment for as- In response, Terrace Regional That new money should provide sistance. Health Care Society chief execu- community-based services to re- fMake a Fashion Statement RCMP here have received a handgun and a hunting rifle so far. tive officer Michael Leisinger place more expensive ones at The guns and ammunition collected will be destroyed. ,;aid it has a good idea of the pur- hospitals, says Bella Maud. She with Your Windows The amnesty gives immunity from weapon possession charges, chase cost and what it will take to but doesn't preclude investigation if the gun was used in a crime. was one of three health care operate. union representatives on the It's a ehan'ce to get rid of unregistered restricted weapons or "We have a very good handle seven-member team which U T040% OFF prohibited weapons without fear of prosecution. on what it costs for the other 21 prepared the review of northwest Prohibited weapons don't just include assault rifles and Uzis. The scanners in the province. We VERTICAL BLINDS health care services released last list extends to large capacity magazines, stun guns, s~,itchblades, have plans on where we think it week. mace and tear gas. should go in the hospital and "There should be a gradual those are being gone over by u o30%o decline in (bed) utilization rates engineers and architects even as Helmet law boosted as soon as possible," said Maud. HORIZONTAL BLINDS A SOCIAL Credit MLA has introduced a private member's bill we speak," he said. "When patients are discharged Leisinger estimates the cost of a calling for the mandatory wearing of bicycle Safety helmets. they should go to proper support FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION CALL: Cliff Serwa, MLA{for Okanagan West, said 840 people are either mid-range CT scanner recom- mended by the review at in the community and that should injured or killed each year in bicycling accidents. "The B.C. Medi- be set up in advance," she added. LINK WINDOW COVERINGS cal Association finds that wearing a bicycle helmet reduces the risk $600,000. That's the target figure set out three years ago when the "I think the minister of health ~_~.d/ldA of hesd injury by 85 per cent and brain injury by 88 per cent," said has to take a close I.ok at this and ~, v,,...~ .... Serwa. Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Founda- Last year, the provincial royal commission into health care and tion began raising money for its costs also called for mandatory use of approved bicycle helmets. purchase. Serwa said there should also be an education campaign to en- "It would have been a waste of courage s,~fe cycling. time three years ago to put to- gether a detailed proposal But we After a tough day of Rest stop improved now have a clear signal. The light THE HIGHWAYS ministry has spent $77,000 making improve- was red, not it's turned yellow taunts to the 'Sanderson rest stop right beside the West Skeena and it's starting to turn green," CHRISTMAS SHOPPING bridge spanning the Skeena River. said Leisinger. That money provided concrete walkways, new picnic tables, A successful sale of cash Kick Back and Relax at the clearing brash away for easier access to the riverand doing away calendars this month should put the outhouses in favour of a building containing chemical flush the foundation at its $600,000 Back Eddy Neighborhood Pu toilets, said ministry spokesman Shawn McKinley. goal, he added. The walkway will make it easier for people in wheelchairs and the The next hurdle is convincing Friendly Service and Good Food picnic tables are constructed so that a wheelchair can be easily posi- the provincial government to pay tioned, he said. for the estimated $250,000 opera- "We're also putting in bear proof receptacles. They'll be easier to ting costs and to get its help in clean out as well," added McKinley. paying for renovations. He said work on other ministry rest stops has been planned but Leisinger is pleased with a ~NJOY MUSIC BY TERRACE'S that restrictions on government expenditures may postpone those review recommendation that the projects. radiologist now in Prince Rupert DEC. 18 TO 24 STARTINGAT E have access via a special phone Christmas bonuses set line to the scanner. That, he says, will help fulfil PEOPLE ON social assistance will get a little bit of extra Christmas the regional use concept devel- money, next month. oped~when the foundation began A/J~'~wtll recurve $33 and.children $9.50, sa~d social services ,j raising0.~ ~.~.v.l- money ..~ :~.[or ,i..~ me scann'. -~ ~r~. "-~ - minister" Jdan Smaliwood. ApprOximately 300,000 people in the Health care society chairman province are on the welfare rolls. Lael McKeown was also pleased YOUR FRIENDLY NEIG} with the review's position on the Sun. - Thurs. Fri.& Sa 11 a.m. - 12 midnight 11 a.m. - 1 Province pays its taxes CT scan. THE CITY of Terrace has received a $188,652.55 grant from the: "We're just absolutely B.C. Buildings Corporation. delighted with that," she said. The money is in lieu of the 1992 municipal taxes the city would ACT scan machine at Mills normally receive if the provincial crown corporation's properties in Terrace were owned by private companies or individuals. This year's grant is only $650 higher than 1991. The city also receives similar grants each year from B.C. Hydro (approximately $200,000) and the federal government (approxi- mately $24,000). Chief forester names deputy JOHN CUTHBERT, the province's chief forester, last week an- nounced his new deputy will be Bronwen Beedle. Now the district forest manager in Fort Nelson, Beedle obtained lier Bachelor of Science, forestry degree at UBC in 1974. She also has a masters degree in business administration from Queen's Uni- versity in Kingston, Ontario. I Beedle took up her new duties this week. WCB advice available INJURED WORKERS or dependents who have claims questions can get free and confidential advice here tomorrow. ::ii@!iilli:::/:i!i::i~:ii!!i?:ilili!::@i~ii:~ii::i::!i%::ii~43::iY:ii!:i:!i * ENTER ALL DAY THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. • FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. _..j , SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. * DRAW TO TAKE PLACE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 • ~ ' AT 4:30 P.M. SHARP .~. 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"All we're saying is return it to its original state," said Lakelse TERRACE ~ Vandal Watch acts of vandalism have dropped area director Sandy Sandhals. has become involved in a Sep- in the past six months. He doesn't advocate dredging the Lakelse River. But he says the tember fire which destroyed a "The statistics I have seen indi- bar could be reduced ~ or its growth at least halted ~ if the creek business and home in Thornhiil. cate there has been a decline in was rechanneled. It's offering a reward for in- the downtown core," said Hail. He says the creek once had three outlet channels, but now only formation on the Sept. 10 fire "I don't know if Vandal Watch has one. With only one outlet, he said, more sand and debris comes which burned out the Dobbie can take credit for it or not," said down during fast water and builds the bar further into the river. Ave. home of Gene and Claudette Clark. "Yet it is nice to see it Sandecki and their business, happening." Kitimat opposes land grab Pioneer Upholstery. Clark is also involved in the THE DISTRICT of Kitimat is worried about plans by the City of "It is a suspicious fire of an un- beautification society and said it Terrace to try to extend its boundary to take in the proposed Orenda known cause," said RCMP Con- hasn't had to use a $500 reserve set aside to repair damage caused paper mill site south of Lakelse Lake. stable Kim Hall, the detachmeut's Kitimat's mayor, Rick Wozney, has written to the minister of crime prevention officer who sits by vandalism. municipal affairs demanding to be involved in any process that on the Vandal Watch committee. Since its start this past spring, might grant a boundary extension to take in the Orenda site. Vandal Watch operates as a Vandal Watch has paid out four "Boundary expansions into the heart of the Kitlmat Valley are of phone in tips line. Those calling awards for information on two in- cidents, says Debbie Mclntyre, its direct and significant interest to Kitimat," he wrote. in are given a file number and do At stake is tens of thousands of dollars worth of taxes each year. not have to give their name. secretary treasurer. Those awards have run between Whichever community is able to extend its boundary will be able Rewards are paid if the in- to add Orenda to its industrial tax base, and levy property taxes on formation leads to the arrest and $200 and $300. conviction of those responsible Members of the Vandal Watch the mill. committee have also been meet- "We expect there will be continued industrial development in the for a criminal act. ing to look at ways of boosting its valley," Wozney says. "Noting theministry's policy to avoid spot The involvement in the or umbilical cord boundary extensions, a continuous boundary ex- Sandeeki fire marks a departure image. They are contemplating regular pansion to take in Orenda could have far-reaching implications." for Vandal Watch which was es- tablished to curb acts such as the weekly reports on vandalism acts VOLUNTEERS IDA Campbell, ieft, and Patti McKinnon were Kitimat should get Orenda's tax assessment, he suggests, because busy last week filling out sunshine bags for various facilities many of the mill's workers will prefer to live in Kitimat because ac- destruction of public property or which require information in hopes of successful prosecutions. at the Salvation Army hamper headquarters. The sunshine comodation there is cheaper and easier to find. the breaking of windows. But Hall and Vandal Watch The Vandal Watch phone num- bags are being distributed this week in Terrace and in Kitimat. organizer George Clark both say ber is 635-5556. u i E • Box 22, CORRECTION, IMPROV]NG • Terrace, B.C. Major CreditCards Image Is Everything In this week's =Greetings With YOURODDS VeG 4A2 Accepted Love" flyer, the 'Play Doh Clse of AGAJXST Maj0rie Park Your donationIs Lisa Smith has lived in Terrace for five Colours'featured on page 4 may CAHADA'S tax deductible not be availableIn all stores, due (1 ~JLLEFI. 638-1167 and a half years, she has been a stylist to high demand, We apologize for any Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. 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Wednesday, December 9. 1992 - Page All Search continues TERRACE -- It's one search cramped for the growing number proximately 1,300 sq.ft, of fully Terrace Search and Rescue has so of members, lacked adequate serviced space, preferably in the far failed to bring to a successful storage space for equipment and downtown core and one which conclusion ~ the hunt for a new did not even have washroom would allow indoor storage of it's headquarters. facilities. emergency vehicle. And success is still some way The group had been told the He pointed out Search and Res- away yet. city did not have any money for a cue is regularly used by the In the group's latest presenta- new building and it would be too RCMP who are confident enough tion to council, Terry Myhr expensive to hook up the trailer to of their abilities to give them re- reminded aldermen the 40-strong the water and sanitary sewer sys- sponsibility for the conduct of group of local volunteers had first tem. search operations. approached the city last March. The problems Search and Res- Myhr said volunteers put in At that time, Search and Rescue cue fade have not gone away and 3,700 hours in the past year and pointed out the 400 sq.ft, trailer it it has again asked the city for as- Search and Rescue received no ...at your house? occupied it's located behind sistance. government money with which to city hall ~ was becoming too Myhr said the group needs ap- purchase equipment. It's time to caU-your In the case of the water rescue Welcome Wagon host4ms. team, member Paul Kelly said i She will bring congratu- they had to buy their own gear at lations and gifts for the Moose hu qter fined acost of $3-4,000 each. .family and the NEW As the only trained group in BABY! ~'~7 ~ _ TERRACE -- A 28-year-old moose near Lakelse Lake on northern B.C., he added, they Kitimat man has been convicted Sept. 30. could be called to deal with situa- of pitlamping. Joyee is charged with killing a tions over an area extending from Olaf Wagner was:fined $1,500, cow moose during a closed sea- Bella Coola to the Yukon border. was ordered to forfeit his $650 son, hunting without a licence, Myhr added regional call-outs hunting rifle, and has been given and failing to retrieve edible por- are becoming more frequent. SINCE ,g30 ~1. Ti~ a five-year hunting suspension. tions of meat. Picking up on that point, mayor Phone Elaine 635-3018 Wagner shot at a mechanical To date there have been 16 Jack Talstra commented city tax- moose decoy set up by conserva- known moose poachings, says payers were increasingly being Pl~o.ne Diana 638-8576 tion officers in" the early morning conservation officer Peter Kalina. asked to pay for services used by Phone Gilllan 635-3044 hours of Oct. 18. The operation Despite the use of periodic people outside the municipality. Union picket was conducted On the Wedeene decoy sting operations, people are t • LOCAL CONSTRUCTION union members were out Saturday River logging road. still out pitlamping, he said. I n at the 16-37 intersection protesting safety conditions at Yel- Five conservation officers from "It hasn't gone away," Kalina Iowhead Construction's old Skeena bridge redecking project. across the region took part in the said."It's still happening." sting operation, Kalina is being transferred to I CAR RENTAL They alsOobject to the $10 an hour workers on the that pro- ject are being paid. "It's an insult to construction workers in Meanwhile, Terrace resident Smithers at the end of the month this day and age," said area union organizer Fred Glover, pic- Wilson Joycc has been charged to become the region's senior tured here on the left. withfollowing threethePOachingillegal Shooting vi°lati°ns' R°.cn~:rr~a~:l~ise°~ficer'ofa replacing i[ ~Call US today.'4 for more information3779on ourRiver great Drive rates' I Transportationstudy slammed Y J 635-1300 Home Better buy a donke "lures TERRACE -- Northern rest- will work well in heavily popu- 'tween Rupert, Terrace and We're Back denis will find transportation lated corridors. But to get the Smithers," said Fulton. a more expensive if recommenda- same level on the highway be- TheMPsa'idtheroyalcommis- Pioneer n,-r,- nnhons,er,, • - , worry tions of a royal commission are tween Terrace and Rupert, for in- sion recommendations are TERRACE ~ Five chim- accepted, says Skeena NDP MP stance, you'll see extraordinarily tailored to heavily populated Jim Fulton. high costs," he predicted, areas where the impact of Dobble Street ney fires in less than a week Same Location - 3901 Fulton also objected to the eliminating subsidies would be has Terrace fire chief Bob The royal commission on na- spread over far more people than Terrace, B.C. tional passenger transportation proposa ! to eliminate VIA Rail, Beckett worried. wants an end to subsidies for rail, saying the royal commission in the north. Same Phone - 635-9434 ;~He said many of the fires made that recommendation "Full user-pay would force us road, air and ferry travel. to use donkeys, dog-sleds and ~,,m., ~_.--, o.-t--. .~ aren,t serious, but In particular, it calls for toll without first looking at what af- • " ocs "Fulton added omn© ~a=~=t ~mvtue r-urnlture Reupholstery aomeowners should be booths or other user fees on high- feet that would have. aug out can , . There's no indication yet of .... auto reminded to have their ways, eliminating VIA Rail and Yet he did say a small combina- Boattops- customizing how the federal government will ar ezmP.f fnhrioQ ~rln~rle ,or f.on, o~ :himneys cleaned frequent- user pay for ferry services, tion engine-passenger car might C .... l"~-- ~' v.,uLaj,..at..7 ~ ~,*¢.,tLILVC;I,t.Wl treat the royal commission's : lye:: But that will mean higher costs be more efficient than the full- ~i "It's disturbing to see so for people who live in remoter scale service that now runs along recommendations., . . • P~ LAUDETTE SAunpCkrl~p~'~=~ m '= i : And there s no mdncatnon of : ...... ~ .... ' ...... ~' ~ ":N''' " ~ ~' " ' ~ ' ~' ' many," Beckett said. ~ ~ areas, says Fulton. the tracks here. , when it might act on those reeom- ...... ,...... , ...... , ~. , '...... : * • " - "":~: ' .... •" ...... ~ ~ ii! ' Th6:idea of using toll b0bths ...... ""It: certainly merits a (look be- • , ---. e .;.:., ~;t, -J~<: ' [' ill'Ill fl ¢ " I I I I I I mendations. ' ...... I AreYou i Expecting i Someone Other ? . Than Santa ,, ,h,s Christmas. Ifyou ce been waiting for the .besttime to buy carpet, now is the twae. FINAL DAYS! SAVENOW. SALE ENDS DEC. 15/92 Take advantage of spectacular savings on quality Richmond Carpet THEY WILL REST IN COMFORT IN A SOFA and Armstrong flooring. Richmond Carpet offers cash rebates up to 84.00 per square yard. BED BY CENTURY HOUS~ SPRINGFIELD MATTRESS ~ _ -_ 4 CHOICE OF 3 FABRICS IN STOCK ~ $-~7 -~00 _ Look for savings like these at (Other Choices In Stock- Including Single) ~ O *While QuantitiesLast YOUR DECOR /; )!..! ) )rrace Carpet Centre FURNITURE & APPLIANCE LT Munroe Street at Hwy. 16 W. _r.~o t: t~ " PROUD TO BE A "COUNTRYWIDE" DEA " TERRACE " TM Since 1963 1-800-665-1657 ~~ 4501 Lakelse Avenue Terrace,b.~.,. Paae A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 "It's a friendly smile and a warm hello, a feeling that yoiu're THAT'S THE OVERWAITEA SPIRIT! the spirit of B.C. 's very own Food People. We do our best for your every shopping day." Dale has been with Overwaitea for 22 years and has managed stores in Kimberley, Prince Rupert and Nanairno. He is pleased to return as Manager of the Terrace Overwaitea Store where he was Assistant Manager from 1981 to 1984. People Helping People- That's The Overwaitea Spirit. Dale Lufkin Store Mane Y 'ish Ward Adrian Blatti Jon Abbott Rob Viveiros Connie Middleton ,~i%-. Shane Sadegur .. Kevin Kelly Doug Mayer • +," , Debbie Lowry Daniel Hams= Danielle St. Thomas Lea Anderson All the Terrace ,+ :+ I, ~ ~ Roy srteltoro Overwaitea store employees and the new Store Manager Dale Lufkin invites you to come on in and "Enter the " ~i.• Excitement" of B.C.'s very own food peol)le ! 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No purchase, Offer valid only with this coupon, Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Sales tax with this coupon. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase, Sales tax application price bGifore coupon. No substitutions,first come, first served, while stock lad~ This coupon cannot be combined with substitutions,first come, first served, while stock lads, This coupon cannot be combined with any other app cation F ce before coupon, No sub~tutions, ffr¢ come, first erred while stock lam, This coupon coul~ offer, Expires, Dec, 12/~, cannot b,.comblnod withany otharcoupon offer, Expt,s, Dec, 12/92, any other coupon offer, Expires, Dec, 12/92, • PRODUCT MUST EXCEED THE PRODUCT MUST EXCEED THE I PRODUCT MUST EXCEEDTHE 1'609 =ULL RETAIL VALUE OF THE COUPON ~190930 FULL RETAIL VALUE OF THE COUPON 160920 FULL RETAIL VALUE OF THE COUPON 1 0 i velWe l l.O0(;/S.-__, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 -Page B1 : :City !i COMMUNITY,. N SCelie. JEFF:NAGEL 638-7283 What's Up Scouts will have a choice The Terrace Standard offers What's Up as a public service to TERRACE m Scouts Canada its readers and community I has decided beavers, cubs and organizations, scouts need no longer be boys. This column is Intended for But most local groups won't be non-profit organizations and going co-ed anytime soon, says those events for which there Is no admission charge. local scouting spokesman Per Items will run two weeks Halvorsen. before erich event. Scouting has been an male-only We ask that Items be submit- organization since its inception in ted by noon on the FRIDAY 1902. In recent years, however, before the Issue In wMch It Is to the question of whether or not to appear. admit girls has become the focus For other contributed articles, the deadline is 5 p.m. on the of much debate. THURSDAY before the Issue Halvorsen says some girls now comes out. would rather join scouts because Submissions should be typed ~, that organizatiod is more physi- or printed neatly. cally active, and does more camp- ing and other challenging ac- DECEMBER 9, 1992 - tivities. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Directors He says co-ed troops have been Meeting of the Terrace Little The- operating on a trial basis for the atre at McColl Playhouse, 3625 past four or five years. Kalum St. All members welcome. Note that the date in our newsletter The 1st Terrace Scouts already is wrong - Dec, 9 is correct date. have two female scouts. Call Marianne for info 635-2942 "There's already a female or Gordon 638-1131/638- leader there anyway, so that 0996 2P33 makes it a bit easier," Halvorsen DECEMBER 11 & 12, 1992 - says. Fri. from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. And the older groups from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. Terrace venturers and rovers- have Public Library is having a used been co-ed for many years. book sale. Wide assortment of fic- Some of the men who are lead- tion, non-fiction, paperbacks and ers in other groups aren't records for both chilren and adults. prepared for change , he said. for more information 638- "Some of the guys just aren't 8177. 2p34 receptive to change and want to DECEMBER 12, 1992 - North- maintain rite status quo," he said. west Community College Board But Halv'orsen said the groups Meeting at 1:30 p.m. room 208. that have gone co-ed have made The Public is Welcome. If you the transition smoothly. have any questions regarding this Any changes of other groups to ad please call 635-6511, Local A MERRY 258. 2p34 co-ed will have to be with the =Ira= lit g= * all in the agreement of the boys, the "DECEMBER 15, 1992 - Ter- weather tha parents, the leaders, and the race Anti Poverty Group Society is the Santa ~C sponsors, he added. As a result, having its Annual General Meeting day aflemo, some groups will likely remain in the Terrace Public Library Community boys-only. (Basement) at 7:00 p.m. 2p34 Hallock (to 1 One group in Thomhill already sousaphone. DECEMBER 16, 1992 - Ter- rejected the idea because their race Home Based Business Meet- out candy (l sponsor -- the Church of Jesus ing at 12 noon at Gim's Restau- Terrace Fig Christ of Latter Day Saints -- rant. Call 635-9415 2p34 elves Megat was against it. • ~.*, qK * ...... -, ,- . • Norton float "I don't'think there's going to DECEMBER 16 & 17, 1992 - be a huge flood of girls going into Wed. & Thurs. GIFT.WRAP fund scouting," Halvorsen said. raiser in the Skeena Mall to sup- port 28th Annual Science With some groups going co-ed Fair. 2P33 and some choosing to remain male-only, new scouts will have JANUARY 14, 1993 - Terrace an opportunity to choose the style & District SPCA is having its of group that fits their preference. Annual General Meeting. Elec- tions for the '93 executive will be held and all members and inter- ested people are welcome. Place: Library Meeting Room, 7:30 p.m. 2p39 History comes alive CRISIS LINE is open 24 hours a day for anyone in crisis. Call 635- 4042. tfn TERRACE VOLUNTEER with new booklet BUREAU for Volunteer Opportu- Just in time for the perfect to 1910. the Skcena River as Kitselas nities to suit your needs & time Christmas stocking stuffer is a Kerby says the publication Canyon. There were only two available. Contact Lov.ina Tyler at 638-1330. Mon-Fri, 8:30 ~ 4:30. new publication from the Ter- tells an important but un- cabins between Port Essington race Regional Museum known story of this area's and where Terrace is now," EVERY WEDNESDAY from 8- Society. past. she wrote. 8:00 pm. Terrace Narcotics Anon- From Riverboats to Rail- "I had no idea a hospital was An added benefit to the pub- ymous "Steps to Recovery" meets at the Skeena Health Unit audito- ways tells the story of now- there," said Kerby. "Even lication is a history of the rium. abandoned Bateman's Land- growing up here I didn't know Remo area, including photog- ***** ing, just west of the Zymacord anything about the riverboats raphs of the various ferries EVERY WEDNESDAY - Ter- River on the Skeena River. until I became a grand- race Ladies Kermodei Lions Club that operated there. meets at the Inn of the WesL For The story covers the years mother." Emma Bateman married times and more info contact Doro- 1905 to 1948 from the Emma Bateman Lindstrom Charlie Lindstrom who was thy Bartsoff at 638-8183. memoirs of Emma Batcman the last operator of the last EVERY THURSDAY at 7:30pro Lindstrom. Her family pre- "There were only two ferry which went out of ser- Overeaters Anonymous at Wom- empted land and settled there cabins between Port Es- vice in 1948. en's Resource Centre; Call 635- , in 1905, sington and where Terrace The photographic collection 6446. The memoirs were edited by of Dr. W.P. Johns appeared at is nOW° ~~ EVERY MONDAY Terrace Co- long time museum society ad- the museum this summer Dependants Anonymous meets vocate Mamie Kerby. courtesy of his son. from 8-9 pm. Cal Karen 638- Their publication has been wrote her memoirs in 1969 They came with a trunk full 0707. greatly boosted by photog- and begins with the journey up of furs the doctor had trapped the Skeena in July 1905. EVERY MONDAY at 5pro Teen raphs taken by Dr. W.P. Johns, while living at the landing. Survivors of Sexual Assault/Abuse a physician for the Grand "At this time there were no Copies of the publication are meet in the Skeena tlealth Audito- Trunk Pacific Railroad who towns or settlements, only the available at Misty RiVer rium. Bea, 635-4042 or Tonee, lived at the landing from 1908 odd native village, as far up Books. The cost is $4. 635-4822 (please contact first). VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for CONCERT Terraceview Lodge Pet Visitation Program. Once a month commit- mcnt ncexlcd. Dogs only. For more info call Bonnie at 638-0223. Thain to play at home the Canadian country music scene as win- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for Guess who's coming to town? I Child llcalth Clinics p for Tues- Terrace's own Laurie Thain is going to be ner of the Du Maurier Search for Stars in days from 9:30 am - 12 pm and back in concert this weekend to give north- 1979. from 1:30 pm - 4 pro. Thursdays westerners a special pre-Christmas treat. Thain is also featured in December's issue 1:30 pm - 4 pro. Duties include She'll be here Friday, Dec. 11 and Satur- weighing & measuring children. of B.C. Woman to Woman Magazine. For the needy No lifting necessary. For more day, Dec. 12 to play at the McColl Most recently she appeared for the four- information call Debra at 638- Playhouse on Kalum St. teenth year on Timmy's Christmas Telethon A HELPING HAND: All Asaid, a new student from Libya at 3310. Uplands Elementary School, shows off the school's sleigh full It will be her first hometown concert ap- as a primetime performer and host. pearance since she opened for Rita MacNeil of food to be donated to the food bank. It's just one of dozens TERRACE PIPES & DRUMS In recognition of her devotion to B.C.'s here in the spring of 1990. of such charitable causes happening around the community practice every Mon. from 7:30- disabled children, a floor of the brand new 8:10 p.m. Jr. Table; 8:20-9:00 p.m. Thain will be highlighting work from her this holiday season. The Salvation Army also got its Christ- Fraser Valley Child Development Centre mas campaign off and running on Saturday with a Christmas Sr. Table; 9:15-9:45 p.m. piptng & new album - Stages ~ released recently on music performance in the mall. Last year's campaign raised drumming. Meet at the Kin Hut CD and cassette. As the name suggests, it has been named after her. next to Heritage Park. Anyone A quarter of sales of her new album at the $31,000. Lt. Mike Hoeft said it was spent to give out 410 interested in playing or learnlng to features the 'stages' of her recording career. hampers, 500 sunshine bags, to pay to send 13 children to concert will be donated to Terrace Little play, call Audrey Kerr at 635- Four songs are on the album from each of camp, and to financially assist 360 families; The Christmas 3726. Theatre's new building fund. ***** her first two albums plus four new cuts campaign tnakes up the majority of the Salvation Army s from her recent Nashville recording session. Concert tickets are available at Sight and revenue ttirough the year. • ' r A native of Terrace, Thain bounded onto Sound. i i Page B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 Giselle.gets geology c jree f,l[, VOLUNTEER BUREAU "Here 'n /-# CHRISTMAS EVENTS! NON.PROFIT organizations needing help There" with Christmas events, by Yvonne Moen Call the bureau. VOLUNTEERS - who wish to help with Christmas events, we welcome you to come in and register. This week I'd like to share highest standing in each of the Contact: Lovina Tyler phone 638-1330 with you a story on a young three years she studied there 4506 Lakelse Ave. (across from Totem FurnitureI woman who was born in Ter- for her Bachelor of Science race and did her first 12 years degree. of schooling here and is It was among the nearly two now embarked on a very excit-" dozen scholarships and awards .LO BIG BROTHERS OF CANADA ing career. she received in her years of Twenty-six-year-old Giselle college and university. WANTED! Kathleen Jakobs was born.on In 1987 Giselle started Dec. 31, 1965, at Mills studying for her doctorate at A BIG BROTHER Memorial Hospital to parents UBC and spent three summers Raymond and Hildegar on the Queen Charlotte Islands Jakobs. studying ammonite Giseilc first started school at biostratigraphy. Her studies Uplands Elementary, until she there were supported by a went on to Veritas School un- UBC fellowship and a grant GEOLOGIST Giselle Jakobs surveys the landscape south of the til grade 7. from the Natural Science and Spatsizi from her mountaintop perch. A Caledonia grad, She then attended Skeena Jr. Engineering Research Council Secondary before graduating of Canada. in the Thutade Lake area south the area to the north and south from Caledonia in the class of She presented her findings of the Spatsizi Wilderness has shown it to be of critical '83. last year in France at a Park, and was based out of the importance in unravelling the FOR MARK Giselle put. herself through paleontology conference she Suskeena Lodge on the Sustat complicated geologic history Mark is: -8 years old college and university with attended with her professor River. of north-central B.C. -would like someone to talk to scholarships and summer jobs. from UBC, Dr. Paul Smith. She and an assistant set out She'll spend the next year -likes outdoors, fishing, animals She did One year at North- Last June she completed her on a series of mountain treks and a half analyzing her data -wants to be a doctor or scientist west Community College be- doctorate and a week later for periods ranging from three and preparing a doctoral thesis fore transferring to the Univer- took up a two-year post- days to four weeks. for publication in scientific sity of British Columbia for doctoral fellowship withthe They mapped the area's ge- journals, her second year of geology. Geological Survey of Canada ology, measured stratigraphic Gisellc received her PhD on There she received the Dr. in Vancouver. sections, and collected fossils. Nov. 26. Best .wishes and good 635-4232 Aaro E. Aho Memorial She spent late June to late The area was last mapped in luck to Giselle in her exciting Scholarship award for the August conducting field work the 1940s. And recent work in career. Art show NORTHERN NATIVE Image Is Everything FISHING CORPORATION readies Stelia tVlcl3ann is our receptionist and Preparations are underway for the Northwest Regional Juried CHRISTMAS SPECIAL stylists assistant, Her warm and friendly Art Show in Kitimat. personality and smile is your first welcome The show will run from Febru- SMOKED RED ary 25 to March 27 at the City to Images, and her very capable assistance Centre Mall in Kitimat. SPRING SALMON keeps things running on time and smoothly, The show is a qualifying show. From the waters of the Nass & Skeena Rivers, Up to 15 of the region's artists Stelia grew up in Terrace and was married will be selected as winners and s7.00/pound will go on to participate in Im- minimum 10 lb. order last year, She enjoys married life and time a~joa~ thc:,..an,,:, with her family very much. nual provincial juried exhibition • No Preservatives of fine arts an.d crafts. To be held Frozen and vac-packed in 250-750 gram packs in Trail from May 26-30, it is the Ideal For Your Christmas Partyl I,m ram,m, ,~ ram,m,,. visual arts component of the B.C. PREPAID VISA ORDERS ONLY. STELIA .Ill ~ Festival of the Arts. Free weekly delivery to Terrace Entry formswillsoon be avail' McCANN able through local arts councils. + Northern Native Fishing Corporation Each artist may enter up to two Phone 1-800-667-6817 4652 Lazelle Ave. 635-4997 pieces. For more information, leave a message at 632-4799. •/ Terrace .,, ,, Chamber of Commerce & Northwest Real Estate Board UP TO , ;o_ t Campaign Guaraneet 7; ~t) ~ Ch ristmas~r''' 51ZE5 I QUALITY~Asmc I F'EACTO"FEPlC I EXCELLENCECHIRO- I FCDELUXE)STURE "Holiday Decorating Contest" "A" PRIZES ~" SIMPLE AND FUN =Pc."%,! ,' eo '° ]'1 ee 12799' ° I' 329 ° RULES: ~r All entries must be in prior to noon, Dec. 20, 1992 •k Outside lights must be kept on between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Dec. 23. '.14__9 '329 '579_ m m m u m m m m ~ ~ m m m ~ m.m m m=m m I Terrace Chamber of Commerce & Northwest Real Estate Board I 2PC. SET ' 7~95 '299~5 II ,,Christmas Light' Campmgn " I , Holiday Decorating Contest"' HOTEL/MOTEL OWNERS WELCOME | Drop off entries at Skeena Broadcasters, Terrace Standard and the Chamber | of Commerce and your home or business will be entered. I El Choosing to buy ,~ | NAME: 64 Furniture & I Mattresses...... I ADDRESS: I.oo,,,o,ll i , : i ~ , T • anywhere else is like I PHONE: choosing to pay m ~ m m m m l ~ m mira m m m i m ~ mini u higher prices : i I , CATEGORIES: SPONSORS: Wilkinsons Business Northern Drugs Best CommercialDisplay Machines McAIpine & Co. Best Street Coast Inn of the West Central Gifts Braid Insurance (Your Auto#an Agent) Best Home Terrace Interiors Re/Max of Terrace OPENTOTHE PUBLIC: Monday-Wednesday & Saturday: 10 am- 6 pm Best Original Theme NItS Pruden & Currie Century 21 4730 Keith Avenue Thursday&Friday: 10am-gpm ~] [-~ ~ Terrace Realty Royal LePage Realty World 635-4111 Sunday: Closed The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page B3 I I ~!i~iii ii :~ti~:~:~::~ : ::~ i :/i~iii::iii:/iii:!!~iii~iiiiiiii~i iiiiiiiii ~iii::iiii~::: :~:: :::i:;::;: ~i"i'::: ;~::';:;'i i::' ':i:i:';::::::~::i;:;:;::'::;;:l;::;:'.,:;;i::~:~:::::i:;:::i ::;:i:;:";i: ::?:i:"~ ::'i ;;~ ;:: ;::i ;i?i; ':~; iiiiiiii i!iiiiiiiiiiiiii::ii: i i i: ::::::~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i~iii i iiiiiiii;i ii ii.~i ~i~: ii :~:/ii..::!::::::::/::::~ ":l"~:: :i!ill i:i:!.!...!i~ih~:;. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ~::: h ~.:::'.::~!"::~:I:I:~:E:; ~ L.".,."~:~...... : :..': ~: i~..... !~!:i!!~ ...... ;.'i;;~ii!~;~iiii!i.~:..... ,i!i~:!!~!!~;...... :~!: ..... !i!~ ...... ~.::~;~i!;ii::.... ~!~ ~::: ;~iii!i! !::~!~!:::::..... :~:~; :::::::"'~il~: :~?:ih I :::: i ~::h::: I~i :iiiiiiiii~;~:.: ~h:. "::!:E' ...... H ~;::" ii! ..:~?i~iiilHiH!~!!H~ii:~iil il i!~!~!!iiili!!!!~!iii~i~Ei~iEF"~~~i~i!!!i";'i!.... 4111ii!:,:' !~ .:!!~ !.,:' .:::::!: i!:: iii~;: ":~::~!~iH':~::~ill!i ~/t:~:::::::h '" ..:~!:::::i::':Hii!i~~!~!~!iii!iii!i~ill~l~ilEii!!!!~'!!.~qVi;: ...... :::~;~!i!; ii ~!i!iii!i~::i::{I':$:):: ...... YO"UR GUiDETO FN:i:ER:i::AiiqMEN:F iN TERRACE ' JEFF NAGEL 638-7283 iii ~!!i~!::~: ...... ,,,r,,,,,r,,,,,~ ...... ii~:~!~:~ii~!i~::~i::!~::~:i~'iiiiii:-" MUSIC Licensed Premises • CALEDONIA MUSIC presents the Caledonia Christmas Concert at the ILE,M, Lee Theatre on Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m~ A Varietyof musi- cal styles will be presented by the concert band. stage band and choir. Admission by donation. • LAURIE THAIN comes home to put on a concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 11 and Saturday, ,~.. ~, Dec. 12 at the McCoff Playhouse at 3625 Kalum St. Tickets are $12 at Sight and Sound. • PHOENIX brings down-home made-in-the- GOOD FAMILY DINING AT U.S.A: country-rock to Gigi's in the Terrace hm REASCHABLE PRICES until Saturday, Dec. 12. A Texas band called the Outriders plays Gigi's from Monday, Dec. 14 until Jail. 2. WEDNESDAY IS SENIORS DAY • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 Senior Citizens receive p.m. to 1 a.m.) and Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) at George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn and every 1 0% off menu prices Friday night (7 p.m. to 1 a.m.) at the Thornhill (Specials exempt) Neighbourhood Pub. Monday to Friday 7 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.. MOVIES Saturday 8 a.m. -4 p.m. & CONSENTING ADULTS with Kevin Kline Sunday 8 a.m.- 3 i~.m. and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. in the Tillicum Twin Theatres tonight and Thursday night. Also playing until Dec. 10 is Love Potion #9 (7:15) and Dr. Giggles (9:30). located in Starting Friday: the • JENNIFER 8 with Andy Garcia and Uma Thunnan opens Friday Dec. 11 at the Tillicum, playing at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Also new on Friday is A Muppet Christmas Carol playing at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m. S . ,UMBERS. ET CETERA LODGE Pj. VAAL-HENKE's watercolours are on display on the upper floor of the R.E.M. Lee TERRACE Theatre thmngh December. 4702 Lakelse Make the 'Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax to PHONE 638-8432 to add your event to the Standard's free entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 LAURIE THAIN comes to town to play her own style of country music before her hometown crowd on I-naay ana Saturday at the McColl Playhouse on Nalum St. Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. 635-6302 p.m. Thursday for the following week's paper. q ' f : i.~:;.6,~,!.:. ~ .. , ' /, ,~ !, , , ~; . , .... ] I BUYING A COMPUTER .'rt | I WE WILL MAIL YOU A FREE BUYERS GUIDE SO THAT I J ~ PRO-TIP. Dontbuy the I I ~ computer desk, before you buy TERRACE CO-OP l I [ ~ ~1~ ~your system you may rmd things I I /~ wont fit the way you thought. / I ff~ I I PnO-nAMPHONZCOMPUTERS T~V,ggAeE / ] 798-2491 C RAFT___BAZAAR Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation :~ Pottery ~ 4720 Haugland Ave,, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2W7 :A thoughtful way to remember is with an In Memoriam gift to Handmade the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation. Donations are gratefully accepted at the above address, the Terrace Fire Dept. on Eby Steet or please contact Helene McRae at 635-5320. Income tax receipts are available. Terrace Co-op Woodwork .....- - Toys- : : is proud to support - Crystal- Christmas our local crafters. Ornaments Join us on: Fri., Dec. 11 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat., Dec. 12 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ers will be located in Home Decorating our Concourse. Ideas Ideal Xmas Crafts , & Gifts , '| :• i/ // i : .... Sight & Sound congratulates CLIFF MARCIL on the successful completion of the Level Three car stereo installation course recently held in Vancouver by Mobile Dynamics. B~ CO-OP FARM & GARDEN CENTRE i GAS BAR & BULK PEIROLEUM Cliff is the Chief Installer of ear stereo for Sight & Sound and has many years of TERRACE CO.OP HOME CENTRE TERRACE CO'OP DEPARTMENT STORE 4617 Greig Ave. I 4821 I-~. 16 experience in creating award winning car stereo systems. 2912 Molitor St, i :: 4617 Greifl Ave, When purchasing a car stereo system be sure to talk to Cliffwho will be pleased to =~'IN I STORE HOURS: ,k~Ce~, STORE HOURS= .... i II STORE.OURS= '1 assist yoti !n ehooslng .the.best possible stereo for your vehicle and share with you STORE HOURS: I Ittf~l IVlon, - Wed ...... a sin. • n p.m. , Hwdwllrl & Mon,.Thurs ...... =z.m.-np,m. I I I Mm,.WM,~..,...,',,,~,8:3OLm,*(Ip,m. I MONDAYTHRU SATURDAY illy [ Thurl.. Frl ...... a I.m., 9 pro. He~INIfl Fdday...... ga.m,-gp.m, | I | lbutl,*Fd ...... , ...... a:~Lm,*gp.m, I 8 s.m,. @ p,m, 110~1 n z'eJrale/ ...... g JLm..a p,m. , ~rllrql Soe,~ sz~J~ay ...... n|.m.-np.m. I I I hi.May,,, ...... ,,.,n:301.m,.6pJ,Jt. I Ct.OeEO eUNDAY8 Sund~ ...... 11 am.. np.rn. *Apfl¼n¢~ & CLOSEDSUNOAY8 I I I ,uf...... T...... 111Lm onmj 635'9595 : 635-6347 635-6347 I 635-7419 _ ' I I I I III I Page B4 -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 LOOKING REGAL: Miss Terrace 1992 Dana Johanson, Miss hand for the second annual Santa Claus parade that drew Talent Angela Parmar and First Princess Jodi Coulter were on numerous spectators on Lakelse Ave last Saturday. Does Xmas make you S.O.R.E.? Contributed by Figure Out how much you can self time to put your feet up if The Skeena Health Unit afford to spend this year, and dis- you feel like it. Christmas is just days away and cuss this with the people you E: Enjoy. you still have to do some baking, normally exchange gifts with. If traditional events are too TERRACE .BEAUTIFICATION SOCIETY clean the house and find a gift for Accept only the invitations you painful, find other things to do, Aunt Miilie. really want to. like swimming, skiing, bowling, ~ The Terrace Beautification Society would like to thank all those Yon have to go to a family Schedule time for yourself etc. party tonight but you dread it be- every day, to avoid getting Perhaps you would enjoy help -• citizens and businesses who helped improve the appearance of our cause you've been trying to burned out and resentful. ing others who are lonely at this city during 1992. loseweight and you know you O: Organize. time. The Volunteer Bureau or a won't be able to resist the Make a list of all the things you local church could give you some Especially: goodies. havet0/want to do. suggestions for this. Besides, Uncle Harry will prob- If you know that Christmas will If you have children or know The City of Terrace Terra Bobcat Services, ably get drunk as usual, and you be a difficult time for you, plan some, spend time with them and your sister will likely have an ahead: arrange to be with some- their excitement can be catching. PacifiC Regeneration Ltd. argument about the kids .... Speak- one, or to be involved in some If Christmas is part of your reli- Ministry of Forests, ing of kids, Billy has a cold, volutneer activity, or to go some- gious tradiliion, concentrate on the Ltd. Wendy is whining again, and where different this year. spiritual aspects of it. If not, per- Farko Contracting Ltd. Terrace thebaby just unwrapped all the If you have children, enlist their haps you can find some meaning gifts you had ready in the closet. help in whatever ways they are in the universal messages of Otto Grundmann Mrs. Vesta Douglas And they're all hyper about Santa able. peace and love that underlie all coming. R: Relax. the glitter. All Seasons Sporting• CN Rail Inc. If only you could sleep through Remember that gifts don't have If all else fails, remember that MacDonalds Restaurant the whole thing ~ but when you to be expensive to be appreciated. Christmas doesn't last forever! Goods Ltd. woke up the bills would be com- they don't even have to be things: What are your questions and Hilti Ltd. Creative Options Ltd. ing in! a gift of your time may be better concerns? Write us at: If this scene sounds familiar, than anything you could buy. "Did You Know That....?" put their pride in Terrace you are not alone. Although we Avoid using alcohol to relax. It Skeena Health Unit And all those citizens who all like to think of Christmas as a is a depressant and will not make 3412 Kalum St. into practice...THANKYOU. joyful, perfect time, it brings Christmas any more joyfulI Be Terrace, B.C. many stresses. good to yourself and give your- V8O 43"2 So many, in fact, that Christmas zs lzsted on a well-known and widely-used stress"ratinK~'scale:: ..... : .... , ...... : ..... OPEN EVERY DAW Just living through Christmas in- creases your yearly stress level by a few points. Across from the Liquor Store For many people, Christmas has UPE=IiO=I VIDEO 635-4333 an even more stressful side. Since it is considered to a family time; anyone who is away from, or has a lot of conflict with their family, or has suffered the loss of a loved person, may find this season a very painful timd. Memories of Christmas past, whether happy or unpleasant, can SUPER SALE ]: 'C' 12 be difficult to deal with at this time of year. 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' Heaven • 9~A Weeks $18.98 , ~'~" i ~ NewsPhoto • Secret of Nihm Reprint $18.98 Servme • Westside Stow THE TERRACE STANDARD $18.98 is now offering a reprint service to it's readers, You can get a • Hook $5.88previous,y 3x5, 5x7 or 8x10 copy of your :? favorite black and white photo i : ~• ! i • from our news files. (prices vary depending on size). i i ¸i/~iiiiii ¸: Stop by our office and look i~~II i ~i !! ili~ q sr ARD 4647 L~elle Ave. Terms, B.C, 638,7283 I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992- Page B5 635-1131 638-8545 BUSINESS HOME B USINE ;S OF THE MECHANICAL FLEET REPAIRS SERVICE : HI-PERFORMANCE GAS & DIESEL ENGINES ENGINES i CHARLES PASSEY WEEI( : UCENCED MECHANIC 4818 B HIGHWAY 16 WEST TERRACE, B.C. VSG 11.6 ~ £~ * FULL FLORAL ** "'; " 3k\!l~" ~r Fun * Magic * Balloons ,, ~ l ,~' Top Quality Flowers .A. BalloonBouquets • ~ll .k Decorating .k Costume Delivery ~'~5 ,.~ • ~ Bus:635-6312 Home: 835-7819 Fax: 8354186 AFt-.~ Heather Oreydon ~ ~ 3309 Kalum Street, Terrace .~ ~ '"We Add a Sparkle of Magic" • FULL FLORAL ~', • AND BALLOON SERVICE ::i!! ! -, Fun -k Magic, Balloons "k Top Quality Flowers .k Balloon Bouquets , Decorating "k Costume Delivery Bus: 635-6312 Home: 635-7819 Fax: 635-4166 ~ : :: Heather Graydon 3309 Kalum Street. Terrace "'We Add a Sparkle of Magic" ..... • i " im ...... When you gotta' have it, We'll deliverlt! PET LOVE "I PROFESSIONAL PICTURE FRAMING, Dog & Cat Grooming -All Breeds SALES OF LOCAL SCENERY/WILDLIFE PHOTOS ~1 AND LIMITED EDITION PRINTS Home or Door to Door LOCATED IN ICTY CENTRE MALL, KITIMAT ...... 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NEUMANN Send A Video Gift To FamilyAnd Friends Anywhere • Hardware & Software Inetall=tlons Dr. of Optometry Weddings-Imucance Clslms - Buslness/Imtructio~Semlnam • Repairs Training , EntertnlnmertJMuslc/Rea]B~ DemoVideos 'AllSpedal Events" • Computer Accessories *Multi.TypeVldeo Duplication (S.VHS,VHS, Video 8, Hi-VideoS,also Super 8mm & ; !7!~,: ' 4550 Lakelse Ave, PiduresSlide to VideoTransfers) ( MailOrders Welcome) C" --:-U.-~iE= - U.'--" =- E--%-- OPTOMETRIC Terrace, B.C, V8G 1P7 'PAL-NTSC-PALand Secarn.NTSC-Secam C~110N • *BulkDuplica6on 'FullEditing & BroadcastingTdUng 7;i ' llOIt~ I~ l ll~i ll;I I lel~l (604) 638-2020 r...., w....,....= 635-3908 :bq N S U T T I S 635.4000 ,~,;~ Windshield Repair/Replacements SIMONS CONSTRUCTION ~:'~' ~;W~~ "~" " • Auto Glass Carpentry -Renovations ~,~. Victor P. Hawes, 0.,. ~d~'4~¢~/~,,~ ..., • ICBC Replacements OPTOMETRIST .~~~ "~~' • Mirrors ~ ~(-L:~/f~l~ .Windows :i "No Jobtoo Small" ~'-,~"~ ~l~f,~. * Sealed Units I Seniors Rates I .... , GLASSoLTD.r" 3678 Juniper St. Malcolm Simons #1 - 4748 Lakelse Ave. Appls.~ 638'8055: .i 635-7724 Terrace B C. ::Fax: 638;8087 Terrace, B.C. Ph.% / VSG 1R6 ..... : Modem:638;8697 ~~ .80;~12°inKitlmat 632-4800 VSG 5E7 • .... i I r r ii <. Page B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992" ~.~ ~.' ~i ' "'L Pat's ~ nit Shop .... '-, ectzonA Specializing in Machine Knitting , Studio & Brother Knitting Machines ~i ?~~~.~i, ~ ~:,~ EsDecIaIIV. ,, F~~r ulrlstmas..~. , , Yarn,- Patterns & Accessories , , Ongoing Beginner Lessons '~ rj / ;; "~ ~ • i ~ ~r Roger s Chocolates • ,/ /(i t ,I!,L ' ~r Christmas Candles ~ ..:-~ / ~ ~ ~' " r ~ Musicals =,_. " \ -.'A'Rubber Stamps ~"~ " \ Yr Pottery [.,~r~ , "k Dolls ')_.~ ill ~ N !\', . ___.. AndMuch, MuchMore!/:~:~'~/..[) !~ FasMon & Family K fits - Locally Made A S~'BU RY" S :/'~i ! I Pat's Knit Shop I I 4607 Lakelse Avenue CHRISTMAS HOURS !/; \i ,...~~ (9 I 4556 Lazelle Avenue (Next to Spe e Dee Printers) . " I I (DEC. 14): ~ / 635 5884 Monday-Frlday9:30am-9:00 pm ~ " " Saturday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm Gifts In Happy Hohdays Good Taste For Gifts She Will Enjoy!. Sample the tastes of !he world. See our.selectton of ~ authentic ethnzc foods. ~Plus a large selection of gfftware, noveltles and kltchen aids. *32500 ~~l s699°° ~ J ~Checki Out In Store Specials Up ~To 30% Savings On Selected Items Northwestern Specialty Foods '1 4621 Lazelle 638-0300 [ ~"e~ ,3308 Kalums(reet, Terrace ' ...... -"""~''"'"~' ...... 638-1335 [ [ I I I [ 6 i~ SELECTED ~ ,~,uc.,~SOFTWARE , 50% OFF! II ~' ] SUPPLIES SPECIAL | I Paper. Discs,And More! | ~ cHECK OUT OUR VISCOUNTSON OUR ALREADYLOW PRICES! Caleo Computers Inc. 4558 Lazelle Avenue 635-7881 BLOUSE BONANZA 20% (:)FF THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10 :THURS., DEC. 10. FRI., DEC. 11. SAT., DEC. 12 7:00 P.M. TO 10:00 P.M. If -- FOR MEN ONLY! ~_ I / I I SE~ECTEDS'EEPWEA" ...... I ~~,. ill ]FUN FURS,s,u0.,s 50% OFF I E///HJ~I:=III::~:~ ~r MerrgChrlstmasfrom' ~/(//(l//l ;[~i[[!; ~i; ~: ~ your Style Store... ~~'~ - ~ ~,~l~s ~,~ ....~L~~~~/" 4620 - A LAKELSE~E. { ~a,s/~'~ (Inn of the West) 635-4550 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page B7 A Few Gift Suggestions From Glass Slipper Bridal Shoppe ,## l~iiiil~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii~i~iiiiiiiiiiiiili!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i'iiii!!iiii!ilili~ii:l Elegant Evening Gowns Career Dresses Romantic Lingerie 1928 Jewellery 4605 Lazelle 635-6966 illlllfillfllfllililllli~lf[[ll]]l[[l]lllllli z "r~ L From Darlene's Country Antiques .:l~!!~i!: L%:~"~:~j;~ %i$!: WE WILL BE CLOSED DEC, 24 TO JAN. 5 ~ , DARLENE'S COUNTRY ANTIQUES Open Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm 3239 Kalum Street, Terrace 635-321 3 r? "'i :'' Purchase a WINTER e ! JACKET I: and receive a Gift Suggestions FREE For Your Man, PAIR From Ev's [] Isotoner Gloves [] Scarves of [] Shaving Kits [El Ear Muffs THINSULATE [] Belts [] Western Buckles [] Bolo Ties [] Ties SKI [] Tie Guard [] Tie Bars & Pins [] Native Carvings [] Slippers GLOVES [] Dress Socks [] Wallets o:° [] Novelty Watches [] Fanny Packs [] Sweaters [] Hankies [:3 Silk Boxers [] Travel Kits [] Silk Ties Purchase a 0 Isotoner Gloves & Slippers CHRISTMAS [] Fur Mountie Hats SUIT OR [] Canadian Marshland Sweatshirts 0 Filson Fisherman's Hats SPORTS [] Christmas Novelty Underwear JACKET & [] Cologne & After Shave SLACKS [] Harley Davidson T-Shirts and receive A 4605 Lakelse Ave. SHIRT 635-5420 & TIE FREE Page B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 Interconnect moves to ne,,' offices uvic grants degrees Four Terrace students were among the nearly 700 University of Vic- '~:, .:, ::~ :~ i:~ii:~!~i:~ ~ . A program to help people toria graduates who received their degrees at Uvic's fail convocation l with jobsearch skills cermonies. , ~i~,~, ~:: ~: ~v;:;:i'-, celebrated its move to a new Janet Easton received her Bachelor of Education degree on Nov. 28. location last week. Dinah Falardeau received her Bachelor of Science degree. Veronica Interconnect Training and Morrlson received her bachelor's degree in social work. " Employment Services is now And Sonja Comerford and Vicki Fowler received bachelor of located in new offices atop the science degrees in nursing. Credit Union. The progran~ has a staff of five and a $250,000 budget. Coordinator Larry Merrill said they do contract work for oihei businesses and govern- DRAW WINNER meat agencies, and also take • / walk-in clients who want help with their job-finding skills. It helps clients with intcr- view skills, resume-writing, / job search techniques, and other planning. Teachers UPGRADING: Computer accounting student Usa Hembroff gets job-search and resume-writing at ntereonnect. That's staff member Sylvia MacDonald assisting her. graduate One year of study and prepara- ENVIRONMENT CANADA tion ended last Tuesday when 19 Infonnation Line: 635-4192 students graduated from a teach- Consultations: 635-3224 ing program run here by SFU Weather Watch through NWCC and northwest school district. The graduates are: Steven LAST Max. Man. Snow Rain Sun December's sky, weather Basaraba, Wendy Bernhardt, WEEK Temp. Temp. (era) (ram) (hrs) permitting should feature some Rosalina Cordeiro, Lloyd Curley, of the following phenomena: Debbie Delisser, Carolin Diehl, Nov. 21 4.2 1.9 • 0 0 Maria Furtado, Joseph Grilo, Nov. 22 2.9 -2.9 0 0 6.5 @ December 9: Full moon Jodi-Lynne • Hill, Billie-Jo Nov. 23 -1.6 -6.1 0 0 3.6 AND total lunar eclipse. Johnson, Lorraine McFarland, NoV. 24 -0.5 " -5.6 0 0 5.4 Tammy Miettinen, Michael Miss Terrace 1992 Dana Johanson made the draw for the Nov. 25 ' 0,1~ -3.7 0 0 0 December 13: Peak of the Palichuk, Elizabeth Robinson, Terrace Shopping Centre's "Once In A Blue Moon" Midnight Nov. 26 0. 2 -1.4 Trace 24.0 0 Geminid meteor shower. Up Charles Rowse, Kevin Smith, Madness Event on Thursday, Nov. 19th. The draw winner Nov. 27 1.1 -0,3 0 0.2 0.6 to 90 "shooting stars" may Dina yon Hahn, Caroline Wittrin was Mrs. McKay. She is pictured here with her daughter. Nov. 28 : ::;0:81 : ,1.5 7.2 1.2 0 be visible per hour. The and Steven Zubak. Walter Pearce, Store Manager at Woolworths presented Nov. 29 4;5 :: -0.2 7.8 7.8 0 shower extends several days They spent time taking courses Mrs. McKay with $1000 in Gift Certificates from all the Nov. 30 ~3.6 1.1 Trace 19.8 0 before and after the 13th. at the college here, at Simon Terrace Shopping Centre Merchants. Dee. 1:2.1 i :1.5 0 0 0.6 Fraser in Burnaby and worked in Trace 0 4.2 Dec. 2 ..: : . ~2~8, '4.3 ~ December 21: Winter northern schools. Dee. 3 : -3,2 '-6.9 Trace 0 2.7 Solstice ~ the shortest day Dec. 4 ...... 1;6 -6.4 0.2 0 0 of the year. At 6:43 a.m. the sun reaches the furthest Snow Rain Sun LAST : : Max. Min. south on its annual migra- WHERE'S SANTA GOING YEAR Temp. Temp. (em) (mm) (hrs) tion, and our •days begin Nov. 21 : 2.5 0.1 : Trace 2.1 0 gradually growing longer. IN SUCH A HURRY? .4 Nov. 22 2.3 0.5 0.2 0.4 0 Nov. 23 1.8 0 5.6 9.5 0 In December 1794, a He's Going To Hair Gallery ~¢ Nov: 24 i 5.0 ' 1.1 0.2 17.4 0 Hudson's Bay Company Nov. 25 4;0 1.0 0 1.6 0 employee ~Peter Fidler THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10 Nov. 26 3.4 0.4 0 1.0 0.5 performed what must be When The~re Offering: Nov. 27 4il 1.8 0 3.4 0 Canada's first-ever anti- 5.9 Nov. 28 : 5.3 : ,2;0 0 1.6 freeze experiments. He ,2.2 0 0 Nov. 29 : : 01 '3.1 0 reported that Holland gin Nov, 30 • 2;4 ' '0.6 18;4 3.6 0 .: freezes at i -27 idegree~;~:| o '~.//:15;8 ~ :' 2:8 '~ De~!'2 ~;:':~:~': : ~: :3~:4~::!: 0.4 0 ::!:,:6.4 ' ' ...... oEngli~h "brdndy at': :~2', ;ffh~='l ; Dec.3 '~i 9.2 0.S 0 17.8 0 good bay rum at -35. l Dec. 4 i' 6.3 2.9 0 10.2 0.5 I Hurry Don't Miss Out/ ,- Correction /-v---.-., ' HAIR GALLERY The address for the Skeena Val- 4711-D Keith 635-37291 ley Model Railroad Association is I 5010 Agar, not 5110 Agar as reported last week. o jO¥ : INSUREYOUR• VERITAS SCHOOL :INVESTMENTS: PARENT SUPPORT Baby's Name: Baby's Name: .k ~t. Janna Patricia Olynick Andrea Daniel Soucie Date & Time of Birth: Date & Thne of Bh'~: May 20/92 at 5:31 a.m, November20/92 at 10:05 a.m. GROUP Weight: 6 Ibs 15 oz Sex: Female Weight: 8 Ibs4 ozSex: Female .k ~4- Parents: Ron and Fenella Olynick Parents: Ben & Laura, A little We would like to thank the following people who sister for Nathen Baby's Namer donated to our Annual Bazaar. ' Katherine Marie Graydon Baby's Name: •k ~- Date & Thne of Birth: Lina Ann Barriers Gasser October 31/92 at 7:00 a.m. Date & Tune of Birth: Safeway (cash door prize) Woolworths (cash) Weight: 7 lbs l0 oz Sex: Female November21/92 at 11:57s.m. Central Gifts (cash) Parents: Mary & Ed Graydon, Weight: 6 Ibs 15 oz Sex: Female Co-op (cash) sister to Michelle Parents: Kim Baniere, Urs Gasser Elkers (gift) McDonald's (coffee & aprons) -Images by Karlene (cash) Baby's Name: Baby's Name: Pizza Hut (cream & sugar) Ashlon Quintus gondola Jacqueline Alexandra Bert's Dell (dell tray) Bavarian Inn (pork loin dinner) Date &Time of Bhlh: Date & Thne or Birth: Star Apparel (gift certificate) ~ Off Road Speciality November 14/92 at 1:04 p.m. November21/92 at 11:08a.m. Weight: 7 Ibs 12 oz Sex: Male Weight: 8 Ibs 11 ozS~: Female R.C.M.P. Veritas Parents Parents: Ben & Kulwant Kondola Parents= Bill and Sandra Lenuik Veritas Teachers Mrs.MacDougall Baby's Name: Baby's Name: Mrs. Nuyten Skeena Beverage ~' SI"EELSECURITY CABINETS * Audra LynnPaupst Lisa, Ashley Skeena Jr, Sec, School Mr. Walker & Mr. Papais ii~ "~ Pm~ect you~ valuables {~om 2 ~ t6 Kuns, g" Dale & Time of Birth: Date & Thne of Birth: jeweflory, camr~ras, or any other valuables. N- Grace Fell Florist -k St~rtingastow as S99. ~. November 19/92 at 8:57 p.m. November21/92 at 5:48 a.m. Sacred Heart Parish t Weight: 9 Ibs ~ oz at 8:57 p,m. Weight: 6 Ibs 14 oz Sex: Female Holds8Guns Woolworths McEwan G.M. 4z m 13000...... $189". Parents: VeronicaPaupst Parents: Darren McNeil & Nicole Greyhound ~- ,,,~Holds 12...... Guns $*.325, Lincoln Flowers ala Carte Hold= 12Guns $~'~1~* Baby's Name: Copperside Store- Kalum ~ 1130066...... 'r--'r-- ,O ~1" Shelby Delcre Hamblin Baby's Name: Skeena M all -I~ Hold= 16Guns S~O0* Dale & r~mt of Birth: Jenna Matyn Pavao Terrace Do-It Centre Heather's Balloon Magic m 113090 ...... -~s~ ~. November19/92 at 5:10 a,m. Date & Time of Birth: ~ Hold= 16 Guns Knights of Columbus Totem Press Combination Lock $mt~e "1" Weight: 9 Ibs 8.5 ozSem Female November22/92 at 10:30 p.m, Parental Daryl & Dawn Hamblin Weight: 7 Ibs 13 oz Sex: Female "l'illicum Twin Theatre . Sears Canada (door prizes) 4( FIRSTCOME FIRST SERVE! ~- sister for Kayliegh,Damian & Parents= Cod Franson & Tony Elizabeth Fashions (gift certificate) Northern Drugs . Ruger KM77R . Joshua : Parse 4~ Stalnle== Steel ~1~'7(~. Gingerbread Playhouse "1~ wAh f=bregt~ssilo(:k ellcslibrsi...... ~O / ~ O.W.T. • RugerUmited Edition ...$499; , K-Mart ,,~ 7,62x39w~osewood de~1 ...... A&W Lakefleld .22 $1 AIg * Fabric Boutique •k RHorLH...... J- "11"~.#~, Sears •W Lakofleld $15 5". Tolsec " Terrace Chrysler •k Youth RH or LH...... , Ta=coWorld Clair $169: Komaham Lodge Shames Mountain Ski Corp, 3.9x40WA...... L Weatherby MKV $t/~ ~1= =I- Overwaitea ~ ' LH .378 1 Only ...... JLq'~;J, Terrace Electric . -I( Weatherby Euromark $1 Art I=. Glass Slipper Bridal Shop Terrace" Freightliner LH .416 1 Only...... Jl.'tl'~;J~l. 4= MANY IN STORE SPECIALS FOR. T. Radek Construct.ion 4= CHRISTMASGIFT GIVING ~. 4~. ~. Also a speclal thank you to the parents and - Shop Early- . ~x Don ~ Be Disappointed . teachers who donated thelr tlme to help wlth the bazaar. • t t The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page B9 JR_E_. L ESTAT L.W. CLAY NOTARY PUBLIC ,Feature Home By 4805 Davis Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Telephone: 635-5533 Fax: 635-9068 Office Hours 1 2 noon to 6 p.m. Daily• Including Saturdays. Evenings by appointment, OF TERRACE 638-1 I Property Transfers, Mortgages, Mobile Homes, Wills, Etc. I & Santa Claus CFNR RADIO BINGO Played every Friday at 9:30 a.m. on 9.90 AM Radio in Terrace and 96.1 FM Radio in the Nass Valley VARIABLE GAME FORMAT - TICKETS ONLY $1.OO 2 games with $1,000 3-up tickets Jackpot every week for $2.00 Every Friday Is your chance to win thousands of dollars on CFNR Radio Bingo! Pick up your cards todayl In Terrace at: The House of Slmoighets, Nodhem Drugs, Sheffield and Sons, Northern Health Care, West End Chevron, East End Chevron, B & G Grocery, Wayside Grocery, Terrace Shell and Carwash, Hilltop Grocery, Coppemldethree, Jems & Gold, as well as, Sybil Mowen of Terrace, RhodaSeymour of Kitselas, and Della Scodaneat NorthernNative Broadcasting. In New Alyansh at the New Alyansh Co.op Store, in Kitimat from Darelene Start, In ~im~st Village from Robeda Grant, in Greenvillefrom Ran Sampare, in Gitwinksihlkw from Merci Moore, Call 638-8137 for more info. room, dining room, kitchen and shrubs &ntrees, rms a green nouse CHRISTMAS SHOPPING and birds and ducks visiting in Make an offerl Listed at $114,900. UNIQUE & SPACIOUS master bedroom are all facing the 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home in the FOR YOURSELF panoramic view of Terrace, To view seasons. Early occupancy can be Exclusive. arranged,ExcL $23,900.00 Horseshoe, Natural gas heat and Place your family in this cozy cottage this executivehome call Christel, MLS READY FOR NEW OWNER 1035 sq. ft. Bay windows in the style home. Keep toasty warm with Cozy 2 bedroom home, over 1160 dining room and the living area. Oak the e~cient natural gas furnaceto do DOWNTOWN CENTRALLY LOCATED sq. ft. family kitchen, laundry area, cabinets in the main kitchen as well the job. Close to shopping and Stretching from Park to Davis in the entry porch, new viny s d ng. Nat gas as the downstairs kitchen which schools::Partially finished:basemeht i.i COMMERCIAL ~ ~:~. ~00 blo~k;".li22 acres presently heat~di~ ed well, separateshop that Is could be.used for in-law suite.Asking 2 ~cooms,:1, bathr,oom¢P[e=~. call '~ ~ OpPoR~NIWh-~ :.'::, • zoned R2,~servlcesavailable on both wirdd hnd has a cdr~crete fleet, l0 price $94,500.00MLS. for your privateviewing ap~lntrfient This'unique parcel fronts on four streets. Potential development cated on a 89x261 ft, lot on I Listedexdusivs. downtown streets and Is divided i property.Asking$159,500.00 MLS Crescent Ddve. Ask nR ~;79,500.00 GO,OD PLACE TO START down the centre by a 16' alley. EXCELLENT VALUE Three bedroom modular home with ACREAGE - NASS VALLEY Covering an area approximately CEDAR RIVER HIDEWAY I 147 acres fronting on the Cedar 10 year old home in Thornhillare& an excellentfamily floor plan,situated An 80 acre plot with the Seakinnlsh 186'x200', the total package consists approximately 1,037 square feet of on a 62x132 ft. lot on Larch Street. Creek running through it may be Just of six lots - three fronting on Park River, accessible from the Cedar The Perfect Home River Road, north of the General comfortable living space, full Home is 1188 sq. ft., aluminum the quiet spot that you are lookingfed Ave, & three fronting on LszelleAve. basement, large fenced lot, central siding, freshly painted, two storage There is a Small cabin on the that can be purchased separatelyor store in Rosewood, Property has been homesteaded In the past, vacuum system, skylight in areas new roof and septic 'Tis the season to find this per- room or they might dash through property.The locationIs very nearthe as a package. Four homes provide Installation.Price $79,900.00 nc udes Nass Camp. There is road access to revenue. For further Information,call Beautiful mountain & river views, livingroom, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, feet home! Mr. and Mrs. Claus the snow in the spacious back natural gas heal $79,500.00MLS fridge stove, washer& dryer. MLS the oro~artv,Asking $29,500. MLS. todayl MLS Asking $55,000.00MLS : and all their little elves will enjoy yard. The single carport is the I Ithis great location, plus it's been perfect place for Santa to keep his Ii totally renovated. Santa and Mrs. reh~deer and sleigh. I:Claus will love the brand new I KitChen...... WIlD DUIll-m-~ .... olsawa shcr So come all ye faithful Join I .r, e ,h. ~.°.dwood ~oors new John Evans from Re/Max of Ter- i ca'etin" r brand new bathroom race and jolly SL Nzck and vzew I ~P ~P ) • i ', I land blinds thromzhoUt, this home cause all this is only Lynda Boyce Ralph Godlinski Lisa Godlineki Rusty Ljungh Christel Godllnskl Joe Barbosa Rod Redden J:/The elves can~keep themselves $118,500. EXCL. Merry Christ- 638-1073 635-4950 635-4950 635-5754 635-5397 635-5604 638.1915 OF TERRACE 638-1400 JUST LISTED OPEN HOUSE I i ' ~ ' '~ ' ~d "~" L ' • L !!i~ i i i ~'. ~'t~C! ~::~::;:::''~'." ) ~ ~':!~:~:'-'~'.'i:~.. Sunday DECEMBER 13, 1992 W ,mmm_ ' 'iTi:~,.~, Woodgreen Condo Acreage 5238 Mountain 2:00 TO 4:00 P,M. 5326 Mountain Vista EXC $96,500 4738Loan MLS $87,725 Ready to Build MLS $19,901 Vista MLS $t37,500 4428-4430 Park Avenue 1 brm+den MLS $54,900 JUST LISTED DREAM A LITTLE 4 PLEX Imagine 9.67 acres level, private, treed with spectacular mountain view. This excellent Quick action required for you to opportunity offers immediate possessionand pick your own colors and floodng. Be cleared buildlng site & driveway already oompteted, All this only 15 minutes to ready to move in by Christmas, All downtownTerrace, To makeyour dream come the comforts and advantages of new true, call STEVE now. construction: Log Home l Acreage MLS $124,500 Kroyer Rd. MLS $69,900 4016Anderson EXC $112,500 4735 Hamer $199,900 - 2x6 walls . R40 ceiling insulation . "Euro"kitchen cabinets LOOKING FOR HOMES - vinyl siding I'm just about 'SOLD OUT" and • covered parking looking for homes to sell. if you're - balcony off master bedroom consideringmaking a move and All units will be strata title for want someone you can trust and individualowners, who is going to work for "YOU", 3986 Mist MLS $62,500 2084 Walnut EXCL $139,50( contact Gordie Sheridan, Birch View MLS $109,90¢ 3 years 13 years experience in experience in eXleP:arlenjt:Its n, If' real estate. real estate. Ill I 638-0047 635-4781 635-2697 J 638-8882 635-7068 .,:,1;;" L__ joyce flndlay I john evans steve cook dick evans erika pelletler gordie sheridan Page BIO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 • - ..... , . '. ~ '' . .,,, !,oo,o. , ~ ~ ~ ~~ll~l~ ~';"~.~ll~"~...,I,d~ ~J'-, RING IN THE NEW YES, I'VE MOVED TO : ; I , , • , . ;. ,': . , • "~ RE/MAX OF TERRACE I believe the innovative and progres- J sive style of Re/Max of Terrace, togeth- er with my many years of experience PATIO in real estate sales, mortgage finandng, ©WesDlan rr'~3 ' ~ -r-" construction, property management I t I dw I t1"6x18"~ ! I J~ KITCHEN NOOK I 3~JOSx5638 Ideal For Narrow and commerdal leasing will prove to IL~ 335~ Or Comer Lot be a winning combination. To all my friends, customers and associates, a heartfelt thanks for your support during 1992. House Plans Available Through I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy and safe holiday season and a prosperous and healthy new E -~ L---I vaulted gig year. Sunken DOUBLE GARAGE Zemce LR Yours sincerely, 12"BxI8-B 3860x 56Bg oealm Steve Cook 3207 Munroe, Terrace MEMBER OF TIM-BR-MARTSLTD. 635-6273 ' 0 ' I • I I 9"0:15"0 | 9"0x13-0 ii~,~/~'~ i 'lii,iI INVESTMENT OPPORTUNIIY~ COUNTRY DELIGHT Large family home - Rural setting - With the shodage of rental RR3 Kalum & Douglas Rd, 2 story with shop on adjacent lot, Shop accommodation today thls home is Attractive 2 B/R home on corner lot offering space aplenty on 4.43 has truck bay with compressor, ideal for the Investor. Close to all In Copperslde sub(~ivislon. C~port, acres, First-owner care. 2-car • DaveParker welder Included; School bus route amenities, thls house Is an Ideal covered de(ik, fenced garden area garageS, gas' heat, family ro6m,! Brenda Erickson and 10 rain. from city centre. Call ental unit. Natural gas furnace and with fruit trees & berry plants. Call country kitchen, 6 BR/3 baths, 638-1579 638-1721 ' Olga 635-3833. $125,900, carpeting installed 3 years ago. Digs 635-3833 for more details. deck, 1368 sq. ft. on main 2218 sq Roof 1 year old, Call Dennis 638- MLS. $89,900 ft. Above. Ideal for Savvy Buyer. Tide beautiful tudor two-sto[ey 8093 Priced at $139,951. Ric White Is only 32'-0" in wtdth...and FEATHERYOUR NEST WITH A 635-6508. yet it contains aU the features OLD LAKELSELAKE ROAD ~ , desired in today's homes. LITTLE DOWN Ten acre parcel on corner of Old ~~::~A!I~ Especially spectacular Is the You may be able to buy your nest ROSSWOOD AFFORDABLE vaulted caliln~ over the foyer, Lakelse and 71eglar Rds. Also 6 ~~.~ : with as little down as 5%, Call me acre parcel, Close to town and ~~ll~ ACREAGE lJvlngroom and dining room. to find out how easy this can be. Only 1/2 hr from town at the north The kitchen has plenty of private. Ideal for your mobile, I~ Diana 635-6236, end of Kalum Lake, 36 acres, counter space with large pantry modular or to build. Call Verne ~~!I~ building site level and partially D~anaWood oil the adjoining nook, Both 635-3389. MES. $34,500.00 & ~'~'~ the nook and family zoom )ennis Usslmore cleared with a spectacular view of open on to a tear patio through 29400,00 _ l I ,L_-, 'r Wesech Mtn. And you can fish out 635-6236 sliding glass doors. L 638-8093 of your own creak running right ~ J 2431THORNHILLSTREET past your door. Call Diana 635- 6236 now. MLS. l- ~l!~ | Roast chestnuts at Christmas In the ' | tiroplsce of this 6 bedroom home in .... , | Thornhill, On a lot 91:<204 you get a SUPER STARTER ON DBL LOT EXCELLENTSTARTER 2366 Hemlock. home with large $53,900,00. 3830 Dobble Street. ~r~ .... I garage, large sundeck, wood shed 2 B/P, home on acreage in Kleanza addition. Interior has been Nice family home on quiet street, ...... | and greenhouse. Inside a dining Subdivision zu Km from cffy ,renovated. Includes 4 appliances. Width: 32L0" Over 1100 sq. ft., newly renovated, - . I room, gel ey k tchen, large living centre On school bus route MLS | .^^-~ .... ,.,.,~=.t .... a ...... Adjacent lot could be sold or built Depth: 52"0" * ' iWlll lUl gHlgl ~HIH~ ~H~ lUe lUUlll* 3 B/R mobile with N.G. heat &^ Ca Olga Power 635 3833 on by new owner, MLS. Call Ric Ric White " ' | For $97,500 get moving with /1' Main Floor: 1192 sq. ft. Olga Power fenced yard. Bonus: 18' x 24' wired /!I $59,900. Brenda EXC. 638-1721 today 635-6508, 635.6508 Second Floor:. 904 sq. ft. 636-38~ shop. Call Dennis 638-8093. MLS, ,~.~,..~~ OPEN HOUSE QUALITY HOME PRETW AS A PICTURE THE PERFECT FAMILYHOME Saturday, Dec. 12/92 with your own one acre park, Excellent franchise for the built in a quiet area on a no-thru and lots of space in this totally street. 2x6 construction, 4 2720 Tetrault Street, Located in town with 3 Terrace Area, Prime location with renovated 2 bedroom home in bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 family 1',00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. UNIQUE AT $89,0OO the Horseshoe, A large detached bedrooms, 1300 sq, ft., Natural high traffic exposure for lease. acres Wl~1 a pozenoal Tot o city rooms, oak cabinets In large $118,500 MLS. Located on a large lot In the garage with cement floor is Gas Heat & Hot Water and a For more information call Shells, lots zoned R6° Charming older recent new roof. For more kitchen, eating area, separate Hosted by Doug Misfeldt. 4600 Block of the Horseshoe: excellent for the mechanic or dining room, bay windows In Very unique style with over 1600 home with some renovations. information contact Darick, JUST LISTED Lots of parking, storage, Call hobbyist. N.G, heat and twin seal living room, Home Is on a double sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, windows save energy. Listed EXCL .-.-.--.---.-. Attractive family home close to Shells, EXCL, lot that can be subdivided, good IOACRE PARCEL sunken living room with fireplace, only at $72,900, Call Joy or hospital and schools, New ares garden soil and lots of fruit trees. of treed land, Just out of town N/G 'heat, Attached garage, very I Sheita or drop in and see the HORSESHOELOCATION Includes 3 bedroom with ensuite Call Wands for an appointment offers you an opportunity to build open design In main living areas. ! GOOD STARTER. QUICK interior pictures, EXCL 1240 sq, ft,, 14 year old home on off the master, Large lot with to view $154,500. MLS. your own home and be assured Lots of potential, For more POSSESSION a large lot In s good ares of the fenced bsckyard and new of s quality lifestyle. Call Derlck. Information call Dave. Asking SPACE GALORE Horseshoe. 3 bedrooms on the garage. For a private viewing call $89,000. MLS 1260 sq, ft. home on a 75x200 ft. main floor, living room fireplace, Doug at 638-1715, Listed at lot, 4 bedrooms N,G. heat and In this impressive well kept 6 3 baths plus ensulte: finished $118,500, MLS YOUR OWN ESTATE hot water, Master bedroom bedroom home situated In the INDUSTRIALSITE RESORT ON TATOGGALAKE south side, Economical N.G. basement has family room as 2 acres of building area in town, ensulte, Home Is In good well as a 1 bedroom suite, 5.76 ACRES If you are In need of an Industrial Spectacular acreage, thriving condition and Is available for Heat. Garage and double paving site in the Hazeiton area, here is Great opportunity for the family There's s garage and a paved of treed land available In the who Wants to develop their own business, fully equipped quick poseesslon, complete roof gives you lots of parking space, the place, 33 acres • zoned 2 bedroom in-law suite is bright driveway. For more information Wood and Park subdivision. home, Lots of room with restaurant, gas pumps, tire over mobile and addition. For call Dave. Asking $129,900 Industrial close to railway. Cell shop .... to view pictures call more details call Dave, Asking and cherry, Listed at $139,500, Priced to sell at $23.900, Call Joy~ Derlck for more details, convenience, Call Doug, Usted EXCL or Shells MLS. at $27,500, MLB Shells MLS. $59,500, MLS, call Joy MLS, :ii:~~i'. Shells Love Dave Reynolds Suzanne Gleason [ poug 0 John Curfle Joyl~ver 635-3004 636.g598 635-7070 636-3126 638-8198 • 638-1715 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page Bll the most Night Before Christmas (Firef, ghters'version) LUCKYDOLLAR BINGO precious Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. DECEMBER1992 PALACE DECEMBER1992 gift of all When down through the chimney all covered with soot Came the "Spirit of Fire"--an ugly galoot, I ~ -7=i MONDAY' TUESDAYI ,WEDNtSDAY :THURSDAY. : ". F.RIDAY't"' SATURDAY I Contributed by Terrace Fire Department His eyesglowedlikeembcrs, his features were stcrn I Your best and most priceless 2 3 illE" 4 5 pe= re gift at Christmas time is a fire- As he looked all around him for something to burn. Kermode Terrace For French What he saw made him grumble ~ his anger grew higher Fdendship Blueback Terrace Nisga'a Tnl~ safe house. Here arc some tips Anti-Poverty Council.Terrace Shames to enjoying a safe Christmas For there wasn't a thing that would start a good fire. Society Swim Qub Skl Club Parents 1 o Orderof 1 Canadian 12 Mincr with a natural tree: Coalition 7 8 Royal Parapl~Ic Softbel • Don't cut or purchase a tree No door had been blocked by the big Christmas tree for the 9 Purple As~ooi~on I~nsttes that has dried out. Test twigs It stood in the corner, leaving passageways free. Advancement Terrace Kermode Terrace of Education Minor Fdendship Terrace Nisgda Tribal and needles to see that they are The lighLs that glow brightly for Betty and Tim Peaks Terrace Hockey Society Gymnas~cs Anl.Poven'y Council.Terrace Figure Skating not brittle. Had been hung with precaution, so none touched a limb'. Ri~ettes • Store tree outdoors until I- Canadian 13 CoalitionPar" 17 TmUt~e Pampl~lc 19 Theatre=e used. If stored indoors, re-cut for the 14 15 16 Terrace/ All wiring was new, not a break could be seen Advancement Terrace Theatre Association the butt and keep immersed in of Education Kermode Kitmat Kinsmen And wet sand at its base kept the tree nice and green. Minor Terr~ Niega'e Trt~ water. Terrace Friendship Shrine Club Search The tree had been trimmed by a mother insistent Hockey Anti-Pov~'y CoundI.Tsrrace and Rescue • When the tree is erected, re- Little Theatre Society #18 That the ornaments used should be fire resistant. cut the butt diagonally: Stand 0 Parents Terrace tree in water and maintain co=io.21 24 25 2¢:::•U P,]ngettas forthe 22 23 water supply. The mother had known the things to avoid. Advancement Terrace Kermode Terrace Soccer • Never decorate a tree with Like cotton and paper and plain celluloid. of Education Minor Fdendship Peaks CLOSED CLOSED Terrace Minor , Hockey Teff~-'e candles. Rock wool, metal icicles and trinkets of glass Softball Society Gymnas~cs Rgure Skaitng • Do not allow to block exit Gave life to the tree it really had class. 7 Parents routes. Coalition 28 31 forthe 29 30 • Use only CSA-certified And would you believe it, right next to the tree My=cement Terrace Kermode Seniors lighting and non-flammable of Education Minor CLOSED Was a suitable box for holding debris -- Friendship Information decorations. Terrace Baseball Society Access A place to hold Wrappings of paper and string. Little Theatre • Check lighting strings care- From all of the gifts that Santa might bring. fully for worn insulation, Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 broken plugs or loose bulb Sat. Afternoon Games sockets. The ugly galoot was so mad he could bust Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 • Switch off tree lights at As he climbed up the chimney in utter disgust. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. bedtime or when leaving the For the folks in this home had paid close attention' house. To all of the rules of good fire prevention. T.V, MONITORS " SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION EAL ESTAT Plans for U-772 may be obtained for $445 for a " package of five complete sets of working prints and $39 for each addi- IT'S A TIE! , i tional set of the same ~.~,,, By M Tvnan plan. Allow $15 extra to ~,,<..<, tins~'" styltsn'' "' ~ xamny" "" n"o m e " cover the cost of postage is Sureto .lease and handling (B.C. resi- •A popular", exterior" • look dents, .. add appQcable boasts " a combination .~f~,~ '"~,]'.. S..a.t~,~,~x '~. plan .~!). - /i] brick'ahd siding enla~inCed,".; ,;tt,, m~ f~,ff~na~mn :.r~iaen~:,, :::I;'L'~; ::, by the addition of pal-! : ..... aan t~/o ta~t to pmn [o- RU Christel Godlinski ladian feature windows. tat plus postage and han- Enter into a spacious. . dHng~. The management of TERRACE REALTY LTD. - ROYAL foyer. To the left, a par- This is one of our new LEPAGE - ABN recognizes both Rusty I.jungh and Christel Realty World - Lakelse Realty is extremely pleased to announce that tially open plan for the designs. Many innova- Godlinski as the outstanding salesmen for the month of five plans are now avail- Dave Parker has joined the fastest growing real estate teem In Terrace; living/dining room pro- November, 1992. able in our NEW Two As well as being a licenced realtor, Dave is a professional forester. Dave rides an attractive focal We value their excellent performance and professional Storey plan catalogue for served as our MLA 1986-91, and during his term was the Minister of poinL The gourmet kitch- service to the public in the field of Real Estate. Lands for threo years. Whether buying or selling a home, business or en is complete with an ef- $13.65 including postage Rusty and Christers determination and motivation have investment property, Dave will provide you with professional service so and handling and 7% ficient working layout, a awarded them both "SALESMAN OF THE MONTH". you will be able to make a confident decision. For dedicated profe~ional GST. handy work island, and a service you can reach Dave at 638-0268 (office), 638-1579 (home), or Please make all che- walk-ln pantry. A carousel 638-9374 (mobile). ques, money orders, and breakfast nook with sur- Visa or MasterCard au- rounding windows pro- thorizations payable to: REALTY WORLD rides plenty of natural Terrace Standard Plan light. The sunken family of the Week LAKELSE REALTY room is a good size, and 13659 - 108th Avenue features a cozy fireplace SKEENA MALL 638-0268 Surrey, ]B.C. V3T 2K4 and an attractive glass block wall. The den, set apart from the main traffic areas would be ideal as a home office or study. Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd. i Upstairs, all bedrooms 3227 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. are a good size. The master features a walkdn eloaet and a four piece 635-6361 1 ! ensure with a raised ,NDP NO " Y OW. O,NO soaker tub and a make-up vanity. The games room will fit a variety of games equipment, or could be used as a guest bedroom. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative ...... ~" = " "Air Mllesl" ~ -- $10,000 WEEKEND GETAWAYI . • o the touch. ~ A 1967 Melody 12x64 mobile Back to the basics, this 2 bedroom, ~ , Yes, Air MllesL~e aV~oaba ~n the , . . purchaser OT IRIS new i1 I'/~/lll..fl'tUNl~.ll~ II1 r home that is quite cozy just cute ann cozy cottage ma~es an =~= ^=m=^Hu G , HORESH0 E DON' T WANT TO PAY $10today,000 MLSICall Ted .635- excellent getaway for the weekend, .8so-s'a,~ .... '~-b~'e~ent Pr~=~e,Lho:'l °3nlL~oalo~mslaa~ar°c¢ A Salute To Great family home in Immaculate RENT? 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I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992- Page C1 Skeena Angler germrPdes better than placing Brown Hamakawa, adding the Kermode's 14th ,'They didn't give us a free ball, they seventh in their group and set up the those games gone the other way. p!ace finish didn,t te!l the full story, played Perfectly,!, he said of the long playoff for 13th overall against Prince For that reason, tile 14th place finish Hamakawa said Caledonia opened the battle that followed, a battle QE won 16- George. didn't tell the full story. Ashes tournament against a strong Mount 14. "It was the heartbreaker of the Based on their past meetings, a tight While not making excuses, he said THE ROAD was hard and Douglas entry and quickly took Com- tournament," he said. game was to be expected and that's just Cal's southern opponents probably had dangerous, the air so cold it creaked. mand, winning the first game. The next two games were all too what the teams delivered. an advantage because they were more Chunks of ice. drifted downriver, a However, file southerners were able to similar, the Kermodes taking both Stall, In a repeat of their opening match, the used to playing strong opposition. few grabbing hold and fastening put it together from there, coming back Icy Humphreys and KLO to three games Kermodes took the first game only to "Regular, tough competition gives that themselves to the bank. The alder to take the match 2-1. but unable to squeeze out a victory. have Prince George find the extra needed little bit of a fine edge to your game," he alongside the road were straight, their Underlining the calibre of that teaml he Hamakawa pointed out KLO went on from 1here to notch a 10-15, 15-12, 15- explained. tops bent higher up. pointed out Mount Douglas went on to to become provincial champs. 13 will. : And that edge can be the difference be- "Looks like tile wind hasn't settled battle for the bronze. The wiuless drought finally ended in While the 14th place finish left the Cai tween winning and losing when teams down in the valley yet," he said, "We The Kermodes road didn't get any game five when the Kermodcs took out players feeling a bit down, Hamakawa find themselves in a fiercely competitive might be able to make a few casts." easier with their next court appearance another northern squad, Fort St. John, said they had no reason to be. match. Except for the slippery ribbon of the either, bringing them face to face with two straight. "They played extremely well through- Looking ahead, Halnakawa pointed out road, the land at the canyon was number one ranked Queen Elizabeth. That was to be the only entry in the out," he emphasized, and taking the half this year's team will bring provin- straight up and straight down. He Although QE handled Cal convincing- Will columu, however. eventual champions to three games was cials experience to the '93 Kermodes. looked down to the place where the rock walls narrowed and the water gained strength. He lifted his foot a bit. "You can't even look at your brakes when it's like this, John. Don't worry, you're in good hands." The truck picked up speed on the long descent from the top of the gorge. The river disappeared behind the trees for a few miles then re- emerged at the cable car crossing. "That never was much of a run," he said as they passed the place where the river swirled against a rock out- ,crop. "Remember that time when you waded across there in low water and hooked that huge buck at the head end? God, I thought that animal would :!~ :. never come ill. What a brute!" The falls were frozen, but not solid- ly. He let the truck idle for a while so they could watch the water run under .....i i : i ~i the glassy sheath, then drove on into the upper part of the valley. "I call that piece of river Little Griz- zly. Did I ever tell you why?" He pointed across an alder fiat to the rock wall on the far side of the river. . ~:i I "I crossed the river upstream one September morning a lot of years ago," lie smiled ~it the i'ecoii'ection. "I walked the top of that bank. There was a clearly marked trail and dead springs littered all along it. "I knew they hadn"t gotten up there ' ii',L ~ on their own, so I climbed down and • 2 '" fished looking over my shoulder all the time. Never did concentrate hard i :: //)?: enough to catch a fish...... ~ :: :,: '~,,~-,~ . ~.. ~!( ...o . • ':..~t ' %S.': "Later that aflenloon I ran into Bill '~,!.i, " " " who told me they,d watched a brown bear fish the run the day before. I never went back." It was snowing now. The sky was ' ' ,,i < grey and close. They passed the Kelly Creek. "Rementber the American, John? When was that anyway?" He didn't wait for the attswer. "That was a good Fall. Seemed like there was fish everywhere we went. The Yank came up behind us just as you were bringing the third fish of the day to one of CHITO RYU karate enthusiasts from Terrace and beyond congragated at Ryu in Western Canada, Above, Akutagawa demonstrates some of thu those deer hair monstrosities of yours. Clarence Michiel school over the weekend for a two-day clinic conducted finer points of the discipline with the assistance of Cam John (left). "Remember how he asked you if it by Sensei David Akutagawa, one of the most respected teachers of Chito was always this good, and you did everything to convince him the fishing was usually lousy? I guess you weren't very believable. He must have told his buddies 'cause the valley was RECREATION full of campers until the river went out with the fall rains." He pulled over where the trapper's What direction cabin had once stood and thought about how it used to be, many years ago, whet) they had first fished the run called'Trapper, how the run had been should we take? much bigger then, how it was golden in late Septetnber. While city council prepares to wrestle predictable items such as a second sheet He could see the cabin, the light in with a laud use plan for the community, of ice and community centre, he said its windowf the smoke rising in the members of its Parks and Recreation Ad- they were also looking at the idea of a cold air, the swirls of stcelhead under visory Commission are trying to put to- "huge" walking-biking pathway cir- his flies: the details of all those fine gether a similar long range plan for cling the city and including Terrace days melted together, the edges be- recreation. Mountain, Ferry •Island and the south came:less distinct; they :swept over A member of planning committee -- side of the city. him like a warm wind. and also the newest member of the com- Although 'the committee and the "Well, John, let' s get at her buddy," =nissiou -- is Mitch Stolarchuk. commission-- has no set completion he said. He reached around for the "We're just really getting into it," he date for bringing forward its recoln- gear. ,There should be a couple of says, emphasizing the committee is mendatloas, Stolarchuk said the coil).. cold fish waiting for us." giving every recreation category equal mittee was meeting every two weeks and The cold air was a shock. He put on weight. "as•quick as possible" was its target. an extra wool shirt before putting on And there are a lot of categories be- But before thathappens, tile public has the wading jacket. He pulled on the cause 'recreation' covers a lot of ground, to have its say. Just what Is the best way mitts, shouldered the bag, assembled Stolarchuk adds, for that to happen is Something the com- the rod, then started up the road. Tile committee has to look at what the mittee is wrestling with right now, he By the time he reached the steepest future needs of the community might be points out. part of the bank, it was snowing and where to put new facilities to meet "Part of our agenda is to develop a heavily t~ow. He couldn't make out those needs. way to make contact," he says/noting thd far stde of the river, He listened to That also means trying to anticipate options include a surveyor public meet- the sounds of the water for while, then where the population growth will be in ings. . reached into his bag; the years to come and Stolarchuk says Stolarchuk says he got involved in the The ashes floated down over the that area appears• to be the Bench.. commission becauSe he's sport oriented, • embankmenti Soonthey were in- Committee members had als0 had a his children's involvementtn Ideal sports dlstinguishable front the swirling chance to look over responses to the sur' had highlighted needs within the com- snow. MISSION POSSIBLE. Following Kitimat's decision to drop curling.from its vey recently carried out by the citY munity and he'd read.. 'the c0mmission: "You know John, maybe it's too Winter Games, Curl B G came to the rescue of jun ors across the province by which showed a number of complaints neededvoluateers, ~ cold to fish after all," Ire Said. staging ts own p aydowns eadng to a provinca final n Mission;Prince about:the lack M" facilitles in that area And what's it llk¢itryiag !o plan the fu~ He walked back to :the truck and Rupert and Smitners boys and girls teamsmet over the weekend to decide evennowiheaddedi: ::. turereereational=fae~iot'T~r~¢~? ,i.: i drove ' i the northwestern representaUveswill be at that event, Results next weeki :~:~While the commtttee: ' has discussed "Ve Interestingi .' Stolarchukadm=ts! ! : ! , | Page C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday December 9, 1992 THANK YOU! The "rherapeutic Work Program extends thanks to the following for their assistance in making its raffle a success. i : : / Diane Mould, Robert St. Louis, T.W.P. pa.rticipants, Head for the I illl i ' Terrace Friends of Schizophrenics Support Group, Osborne • 7,• :," ~" • i, Home, Mentai Health, Terrace and District Community White • ,d, ~;,L" - Services Society, Mills Memorial Hospital Psychiatric Ward, R~d Raven Gallery, Skeena Mall, Wayne & Micki Braid, Kathleen Ireland, Jeanette Pauls and to those of you who means supported us by purchasing tickets. Congratulations to the winners. Greene 1st PRIZE BILL& MARJORIE HAAS Framed Cross- KITWANGA, B.C. Stitch The opening of Shames 2rid PRIZE LOIS GODFREY Mountain signals the beginning KITI MAT, B.C. Country Wreath of the second full season of the "~~. ~..... N Nancy Greene Ski League on the 3rd PRIZE ELAINE FURNSETH T.W.P, Cookbook slopes. TERRACE, B.C. Back as head coach is Ian Hamilton who, with his crew of F. Kaska four other certified coaches, will Program Manager be working to develop local THERAPEUTIC WORK PROGRAM youngsters' skiing skills. League chairman Richard Bowcn explained the program is designed to improve those skills ITP TERRACE TRAVEL in "a natural, relaxed manner" through games, exercises and - DELUXE - technical free skiing. Approved helmets are mandatory and all participants ~,, ,~ ,~1U also learn correct ski etiquette and safety rules as outlined in the t Skiers Responsibility Code. ~" "-=~" ..-- I~ J~d' AakW Ju" & To join the league, youngsters - 1993 - must be 6-12 years old, able to use the chair lift and T-bar on their own and already be able to Led by J0s Konst- Level III Cana negotiate all the green code This first class - all inclusive ski holiday (easier) runs on Shames. Bowen said the importance of departs Vancouver January 30. providing a coherent program for youngsters from beginning to ad- ~¢.~ i Jn~.q. ~ ..... ; accommodation vanced and recreation to competi- hotels tive levels could not be over em- . i ~ phasized. 7 ;t/Dinner At the same time, there should Y be an element of fun in that learn- ing. sses All Nancy Greene Leaguers i~i: , - ~wn Sleigh Ride take part in the Sunday aflemoon, 1-3 p.m. sessions, but he pointed out optional extra tuition is also available beginning at 10 a.m. 834 oo Sunday mornings. And there's no additional cost per person, from Vancouver for that extra session. IT'S THAT TIME. Mother nature has finally co.operated by dumping enough of the white stuff on Bowen said the fee structure in- Shames Mountain to allow the ski hill to get up and running. And that mean it's time for Nancy cludes a $30 initial family Greene League skiers to pull the equipment out and head for the hill. Of course, the same goes for li, laBlWMm'J~lRI Ba ll~ldF registration, $10 racer registration skiers of all ages. To find out what conditions are like 638-8SKI. ~P ._____ .__ -- uc L and a monthly fee of $25 per month (the program runs four The monthly fee goes towards fees are nominal," Bowen added. at 635-6228, head coach Ian phone 635-2281 months). the cost of hiring coaches. How- Hamilton (635-3020) or Shames The registration fees cover the ever, "considering the level of This year's program gets under Mountain Ski Club president Karl i club's Canadian Ski Association expertise of the coaching staff way this Snnday, Dec. 13. For Trappi (635-9496). dues and liability insurance costs, and the hours of instruction, the more information, phone Bowen ,he explained. , :. •Pi,a a6Wns, J0m the ~'~~)~)~ crowd. and have,our Christffms Party, UAP/NAPA AUTO PARTS This weekend sees zone playoffs for the B.C. Winter Games in three sports. hristmas Specials Here in Terrace, Canadian Amateur Swimming Association everyone members in both the YOuth (13- I ' Enjoy hours of great 17 years) and Masters (20 yeats entertainment & fun at Karaoke. on your list! ~" and up) divisions will take to the You choose the song you would pool in a two-day meet beginning like to sing and read the words ( from a Big Screen T.V. The Saturday. background vocals and music are • For further information, contact all there! We have a great Dick Coxford at 635-6511 (Bus.) selection of music to choose or 635-3653. from, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80"s, On Sunday, Kitimat's River- Country, Broadway, and much lodge will be the venue for the moral Remember if you can Karate •qualifiers. I read, you can Karaoke! Join Competitors must be 13-18 us...and have a Blasfl years old as of Jan. 1, 1993 and ,..ATGEORGE'S Thursdays9 p,m,to I a.m,and 85 piece members of the B.C. branch of Sundays8 p.m,to Midnight the National Karate Association. ...THORNHILLNEIGHBOURHOOD PUB =~~ Tool Set The entry deadline is today and Fddays7 p.m.to 1a.m, more information can be obtained from Marg Bngaert at 632-3116 J THE THORNHILL (Bus.) or 632-5329. NORTHERN NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB The final playoffs of the MOTOR INN weckend are in Houston and in- Hwy, 16E Terrace Old Lakelse Lake Road volve youth bowlers (13-19 635-6375 638-8404 years). Those get underway at 9 Ultrapro 30 pc. 95 a.m. at the Houston Lanes. 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Organizer Gcrmano Carrita said the event is open to both boys and girls and could lead participants into com- petition against their peers from across North America. Entrants in the Terracc playdown ) will all take 15 consecutive attempts .. ;,:. ,: ~"-),. , ~ .t ~ ~'~,; from the free throw line, a distance of 12ft., at a 10ft. high hoop. Winners will then go on to the next round, there being five in total includ- ing the intcrnational final. It Last year, local victors Kathleen Gook and Dustin Sampson went all • " ...... ~, - ..... ,~t.i*'!~. ~ the way to that international level. Zones next Michael Cooper forgot something when he took to the Terrace Lanes for the Winter Games bowl off. He forgot he had a 190 average. The F o fourteen-year-old opened his three game series with a remarkable 297 o•, then followed that with scores of 239 and 261. The end result was a plus 227 over- SEVEN GOALS for the Terrace Inland Kenworth • Bantams, six points for race ahead 3-2 and pick up the second of his four goals in the game. Ter- all to finish more than 80 pins clear of Devon Van Hulle. Above, Van Hulle executes a perfect backhand to put Ter- race went on to win 7-5 and avenge a narrow 8-7 loss the previous night. his nearest rival. Cooper will be looking to continue that form when he heads to this weekend's zones in Houston. Van Hulle paces Bantams to win Making the trip with him will be A six point performance by Devon Van early in the second on Parm Kondola's the second period clock; added a power play goal from Wes Kin- Robin Boehm, Chris Hernes, Erica ney at 10:27 to salt it away. Hulle led the Terrace Inland Kenworth goal from Douglas and Stevenson only Van Hulle picked up his third point on Francis and Clinton Drummond. With the game apparently in their Bantams comeback Saturday as they to see Kitimat haul it back at the 3:30 the goal, Jason Goriak getting the other pocket, Terrace relaxed just a little too split a weekend home series agailtst mark. assist. Seasons top much. Loutit was allowed to go in un- The deadlock was. broken eight From the face-off Terrace swept into Kitimat. molested just 19 seconds later, his back All Seasons, riding a 10 game un- Van Hulle's four goal tear included minutes later with a Kitimat player in the the Kitimat zone again, Terry Smith un- beaten streak, continues to keep a firm hander closing the gap to 7-4. two third period markers less than two box and it was Van Hulle doing the loading one that found the back of the Less than two minutes later Loutit got grip on top spot in the Recreational minutes apart which put the Kitimatians damage. net. his hattrick when, with a Terrace penalty hockey division. Sweeping in from the left side, Van Unfortunately for Smith, the buzzer But the opposition are making sure to bed. about to be called, the Kitimat goalie had But it wasn't until the third period that Hulle neatly lifted a back hand over the sounded before the puck could reach its raced to the bench to allow the extra at- it's not too easy. the Bantams were able to lake control of goalie's 'shoulder, Douglas and Cullis target and the goal was disallowed to Having just edged the Inn of the tacker on to the ice. getting helpers. leave the score 4-3. West %6, All Seasons were held to a the game. But that's as close as Kitimat were to Kitimat opened the scoring six minutes Four minutes later, Terrace were once Held in check for the first five minutes 5-5 tie by nearest rivals Skeena Hotel of the final frame, Terrace opened the get, neither side able to add to the 7-5 into the first period when Kevin Loutit more on the power play but this time it Dec. 1. took the first step towards his hattriek. backfired when Rene Buttar notched a floodgates at 5:19 when Rounie Cullis seoreline. The tic and nine straight victories For Terrace, the result was compensa- Van Hulle struck with 3:37 left in the short handed marker to tie it up again. scored from Van Huile and Mark Tes- that went before havc catapulted All tion for a narrow Friday night loss. frame on a feed from Jerrat McCabe and Undaunted, the home team kept up the saro. Seasons from their third place six Down 8-4, Terrace had rallied with three it remained a one all tie for the remain- pressure, going ahead to stay when Ryan Three minutes later, Van Hulle broke weeks ago to an eight point lead atop unanswered goals but ran out of time be- der of the period. Stevenson cashed in on a power play op- in alone and lifted the puck into the top the table. , O'':'~'','L''~ of the net to open the gap to 6-3, then fore they could* complete.the comeback.' "'errace took the lead for the first time portunity with just five seconds left on ,, . . . Welcome Competitors and Spectators to the McDonald's Invit,ational Swim Meet Dec. 11-12-13 ____ ._- IlapfMm, mf'mllM BP, MBI~ Welcome to Terrace Starts 5:00 pm Friday il m-tM~llMr'llWiw IE m~drlE w Best of Luck to All Competitors! 8:00 am Saturday Terrace Travel Ltd. 4611 Lakelse Avenue 9:00 am Sunday Terrace, B.C. V8G 1 P9 (604) 635-2281 Fax (604) 635-7695 Ove ,aflea Feeds SPECTATORS WELCOME SKEENA MALL TERRACE Terrace Blueback Swim Club Raffle draw will be made Sunday after the meet .... We are Proud to Sponsor the ::B est Wishes McDonald's Invitational Swim Meet! to Everyone! Good Luck to the Terrace & D!strict Bluebacks and all Credit Union d.s Competitors. 4650 Lazelle Avtnue, Terrace, B.C. • • ,: l~. . , 'i.: :../~,). < ' ." ' LAKELSE AVENUE ~,~*~'w 635 7282 When You're in Terrace Stay at the: KAL TIRE Gooato L.all k SLUMB El{ LODGE ASSOCIATE DEALER participax~ts! 635-6302 Breakfast Specials All Day[ Cedarland Tire Service Ltd. Saturday & Sunday at the Grand Trunk Restaurant 24-HOUR SERVICE OPEN: Monday to Friday 7:00 am - 8:30 pm 4929 Keith Avenue Saturday 7:00 am, 4:00 pm Bus, Phone 635-6151/6170 TERRACE, B.C. VSG 1K7 Sunday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm i :f Page C4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 "Hey, what are you doing to me?" II Z acts lactic acid, which will not allow Tough, smutty, I'!1 show you. I'll body work, feeling good about further muscle contraction. get bigger and stronger." themselves and knowing their Sports And, 1o and behold, it does just toned bodies are growing bigger ghy Corbett A general rule is 8-10 repeti- tious for the body's upper mus- that. (lean muscle mass) and stronger. cles and 12-15 for the lower mus- The muscles do not grow on the It becomes a loving addiction. cles. workout. The workout creates the oxygen as fuel, stimulates car- The resistance or weight used stress causing minute muscle Weight training physiologica! Menu e all know life diovascular growth. directly relates to muscle fatigue fibre damage, effects include: can be tough and Anaerobic . exercise -- and the repetition guideline. Rest and proper nutrition * increase in muscle strength TONIGHT full of stressful intermittent, high intensity ac- A rest of 45-60 seconds is promotes the growth. This rest * increase in muscle tone Men's IIoekey tivity which does not use oxygen needed between each exercise or period or muscle recovery stage * increase in lean muscle mass Oldtimers Division w times. for fuel -- stimulates muscular set. The rest will allow a decrease is 48 hours. It is as important as * increase in bone density ...... 9pro - Convoy v Timbermen As we overcome life's trials and tribulations, we know we are skeletal growth, in the elevated heart rate and the workout. * increase in strength in con' .... 10:30pro - Northeru Motor Anaerobic exercise, commonly muscle fatigue. No rest, no growth, so do not nectivc tissue (tendons and liRa, hm Okies v Wranglers psychologically becoming stronger, "building character". referred to as resistance or weight A general rule also is to execute overtrain. Weight train every meuts) This is an emotional, survival training, is very intense and is each exercise or set three times. other day or three times a week * decrease in body fat THURSDAY, DEC. 10 completed in less than three Anaerobic exercise places un- with a 48-hour rest period be- Men's Hockey mechanism. Our physical body is just as sur- minutes for each muscle or mus- accustomed stress on a specified tween each Session. Weight training psychological Recreational Division cle group before muscle fatigue muscle or group and the body Yes, couch potatoes, there are effects are: 10:30p.m. - All Seasons v vival conscious and will over- Occurs. responds through adaptation to folks out there that actually love * increase in body awareness Back Eddy Pub come and adapt to physical stresses placed upon it. The muscle literally becomes the demand. to exercise and will sometimes * increase in self confidence Aerobic exercise, continuous, starved for oxygen. It also pro- The body cries, "Hey, ouch! exercise too hard or too often, and self esteem FRIDAY, DEC. 11 'vh,,,, * ,.nderate exercise which utilizes duces a chemlcat waste ~roduct, What are you delta, m m~ ,,~llv eniov makin~ their ...... Swimming TERRACE BLUEBACKS host McDouald's Invitational Meet. Racing begins 7:15 p.m. tonight and continues at 8 a.m. Saturday and 8:45 a.m. Sunday with trophy presentations at 1 p.m. o1" r,,,,f ,lA I.,¢IP Meet will include CASA Youth and Masters qualifiers fog' the B.C. Winter Games. Basketball i i~II CALEDONIA KERMODES J host five team tournament. Play conti,mes Saturday. Curling SMITHERS CLASSIC cash ) ,i~ ~ spiel gets underway," ends Monday, Dec. 14. • // •ji: i SATURDAY, DEC. 12 I Curling IUNIOR PLAYDOWNS for the Northern Winter Games v at the Terrace curling club, games at 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and (if required) 7 p.m.. Men's Hockey Oldtimers Division 8p.m. - Wranglers v Convoy ~~5 ,100 ~~ '50'- '75 ~-~ '25 1 '50 ~ Gift Ideas Recreational Division 9:30p.m. - All Seasons v Skeena [~J Gift Ideas ~ Gift Ideas ~ Gift Ideas SUNDAY, DEC. 13 I'~a,Qua~y 5 51 a Ul~ra~igh~ i~ -~ q Spo~ ~ ~k~ ~ ? a'°qu~ Men's Hockey Oldtimers Division I I Fleece Wear ~ / goggles I~ Bags ~ [ O Head Bands 9:15p.m. - Okies v Convoy Recreational Division 10:45p.m. Precision [,,~]QSkl gacksj. !...... la Suncloud ...... / Q Team;Jersey: i:, :1 El .,'/'..-Shirts '"~"QGortex .... "~~~"~l": ! .....Glasses: L. ,]...... s'hi~s ...."'*:"' "::"''": /',':5~'sungiasseS*: TUESDAY, DEC. 15 Men's Hockey Gloves I 1 O Quahty | O Quality. Q Waxes Recreational Division 9p.m. - Precisiol~ v Norm's Q Fashion, : I / Back Packs I Turtlenecks 13 Ski Socks 10:30p.m. - All Seasons v Inn of the West Sweat ] / a Custom l Q Double Lens Q Golf . Sh,r I/ Footbeds I Goggles Accessories MIXED DART LEAGUE plays every Wednesday night , -- Q Suspenders : I21 Swim at the Legion, 8 p.m. Fun league and all welcome. Just show up to join in. p dult Downh ill Accessories SKEENA VALLEY SNOW- MOBILE CLUB meets the Package , " -- I -- -- l [ I -- -- ~ first Tuesday Of each month, 7:30 p.m. at the Coast Inn of Rossignol 4ST or Fischer SC4 Skis i I the West. • Salomon 557 Sport bindings TERRACE ROADRUN- • Ski Expert Poles C I NERS Motorcycle Club wel- I comes new members. For in- formation, phone Ed (635- TOTAL VALUE ~479 I OGolfBags2.5%q I 3489) or Karen (635-6495). For $29 9 ' OBlak" dow I BADMINTON CLUB plays ( )nly , MegaDrivers I every Tues. a,d Thurs. 8-10 I p.m. and Sun. 7:30-9:30 p.m. I NOW '149 I at ThomhUl Jr. Sec. school. Newcoiners welcome. Con- I tact Diane at 635-3564. Adult )t-t 2ountry Package ' ADULT NOON HOUR drop ,._.~ Bindings ' Peltonen Non-Wax 139' I ,re.dS HolderReg. o, s14 in hockey takes place at Arena 11:45 a.m.- 1 p.m. ~ki~. ~ol~s. Ins,a,a,on ' NOW s119 every Mon., Wed. and Fri. L ,_ .. .-- -, -. --, .- -- --. -. --, --. Minimum age 19 years and limited to first 20 players Big ~urprises each day. Complete Kids Downhd LADIES DART LEAGUE Ski Package plays every Thursday night, Rossignol or Fischer 8 p.m. at the Legion. Novice Skis Salomon 57 Mini da ~ ~. players welcome. Phone Bindings • RaichleFor ~ .! i CLOTHING Betty (635-4880) or Carla Champ or Nordica127 r~ I r'~.l I ¢1 • Jogg!ng Suits 40% off' (638-2080) for more in- Boots" Poles I • Great Leisure Wear " formation. umy ~~. Tdnnis ~ ~ % Reg. s329 All rids Suit & Racquets ~-P v OFF Jackets 20% - 40% off I • Sweat Pants 20% off The Terrace Standard offers Sports Menu as a public service to its Balls readers and local sports organizations. If you have an event l' planned, bring the details in and we'll add it to the 110" g'.IHA Menu. To make the following • Sales 4712 Keith Ave. Hours: week's paper,, submis- 3 In'rhe New Keith Ave. Mall Next to United Buy&Sell Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. sions must be in by 5 p~n. Rentals Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday, m "Service 635-9555 Sat & Sun 8 a.m.-6 p,m. '1 II IIII II I I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page C5 1 NIGHT D AI I HE SKEENAMALL 6:00 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15TH ENTER TO WIN! ~_ one day ski pass to Shames Mountain. If you are not a skier we will give you a one hour lesson with an instructor. r - ' T-o; ' - ] i your lady will be fun and i I • • | % i easy ~fyou get him to fill out !! i this information form first] ! , ! I Top: i Pant: I i I Leg. | Waist I Skirt Size: I I I Shoes: | Ii Panty Hose: Perfume: B Ring Size: i| A Favorite Colour: Wish List: I I i This Christmas i Sheena Mall/ I I._._.-. _.-.-..--- .-.. _ nu i m el m mmn nn n I ELEMENTARY volleyballers were in action Saturday, the boys at Thornhill Jr. Secondary and the girls at Skeena. Above, an • L Uplands player keeps his eye firmly on the bal~, ready to:!po~ver.iL; ....~,., , .... l r,o back at his Clarence Michiel opp0he~ts. The, first game of" the .... • tournament for both teams, it p£oved a'thriller. After dropping" ~e : "" first game 15-13, Uplands came back with a 15-13 win of their own before completing the comeback with a 15-9 win in the rub- ber game. See next week's Standardfor full results. Come to Men's Night Tuesday, Dec, 15 6:00 p,m, to 9:00 p,m THROW A STRIKE AND !; !7¸17¸! /:!:i '7 i ~ .... SAVE 10% OFF YOUR ,L !7 ¸ / . • ROCERY PURCHASE G (Details ln The Store) I B.B.Q' Chicken )m our Deli 99 ea. Foods AT THE SKEENA MALL - TERRACE Page C6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednes.day December 9, 1992 Dr. Dean Burtch New rule draws debate at Park Avenue Dental Clinic ponents guards from play. This Has moved to the downstairs office By IANDA MOORE fashion. on front stones. Also many of those concerned means the stone in questio,I can OW that curling has But this has been discussed be- with the rule think the club curler, be moved, but cannot be pushed at Park Avenue Dental Clinic. attained full medal fore, so what's new? This year, not competitive curlers, will be over the backline or touch the status in the the Ontario men's cuffing side boards. Olympics, the major championship will use a slightly most affected. Leads on teams that play in * The penalty -- the original discussionN at curling clubs in modified free guard zone rule in recreational leagues are often the guard is replaced and the op- Canada is whether or not to their event. least experienced player on the ponents rock is removed from change the rules. It's a bold move because it will mean the Ontario winner will team and the free guard zone rule play. In Canada, minor rule revisions * Rocks in the house, even have occurred over the past few face different rules at the provin- can increase the complexity of "biters" can be removed at any years, mostly involving equip- cial and nationallevel and, if they lead's shots. melt modifications, win, even the international level. One solution that has been xnen- time. tioned is having different rules * The rule only applies to the However, at the world However, many top players in for competitive curlers and club lead player. Seconds can remove championships and in the Ontario pushed for the change as they feel the rule is the way of the players. Others say that would be any stone at any time. Olympic Winter Games, curling * You can remove your own uses the 'free guard zone' rule. future and want the Canadian too confusing. Although some curlers don't guard stone if you wish. This rule prevents lead players Curling association to decide in object to the concept, they do say * On leads' stones only, you on both teams from removing op- favour of the rule at their meeting the filial version of the rule has can measure to see if it is a guard PARK AVE. DENTAL CLINIC ~ ponents guard(stones in front of next June. yet to be determined. or in the house and therefore can the house) from play. So why not make the change? 4619 Park Avenue NEW PHONE ~ 638-0679 Bonspiels across the country be taken out. It still means that the stones can One problem with the current rule use a variety of versions of the Be sure to pass on your opinion bc bumped, split or moved in a is that it takes away a great deal rule -- there is little consistency at • of the rule! variety of ways, but not hit out of of the advantage of having last this point. play. rock; the opposition controls the The best idea is for curlers to The objective of keeping more end by placing the first stone ei- try the rule and let their provin- rocks around? To make curling ther in the house, or in front, and more exciting by eliminating the thus dictates the style of play -- cial curling association know 'takeout' style games and increas- takeout or draw. what they think. BREAKFASTWiTH SANTA Want to try it? Here are some ing the possibility of comebacks. The oppositiot~ is also the first The concern? The rule does one, with the fifth stone of the notes on the free guard zone rule: * Leads camtot remove op- alter the game in a fairly dramatic end, permitted to play a takeout at the Woolworth Cafeteria 'ERRACEMINOR HOCKEY December 12 and 19 Only $2.00 per ticket ! BANTAMREP TEAM ~r Children Under Treats will be given out by Santa 12 Years Only Please Now Selling Must be accorn by an adult Plantation Seating For "ticket Holders Douglas Fir Only Christmas Trees ¢r Fickets Must Be =2500 Purchased In Advance At The Woolworth Advance Orders Cafeteria Delivered To Your Door 4647 Lakelse Ave., Terrace • .....Call 798-2594 r, ~ 4 O 0000 O" °°°llt'W Yr=luR'$ m/= . TEPS °~~ AT THE LEGION !i!ii)i!i?iliii)!i?4iii)ii~itiliiiiiii=li The Ladies Auxiliary Of The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #13 cordially invite MEMBERS & GUESTS to attend a IRIEWY A'R EVE 3406-B CRAN KSHAFT MAIN AND ROD BEARING AND CHANGE Thursday, December 31 at the Royal Canadian Leg,on ,n Terrace . $ 1099 00 Wifhbrak~ !:saver + taxes Doors Open : 7:00 p.m. FREE RIDES Dinner ~8:00 p,m. HOME Dancing tc DOOR Without brake saver =825 °° + taxes "Jack of Clubs'! 9:00 p.m. PRIZES Tickets $20.00 each-Availab/eAt The Legion i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page C7 Getting your sport's results on to the Darts SCORE B OARD SCOREBOARD is easy• Just fax them to Terrace Ladies Thursday Night League 638-8432, phone Malcolm at 638-7283 or TOTAL GAME POINTS HIGH SCORE POINTS drop them off at the office at 4647 Carla Boreham 249 Carla Boreham 130 Bowling Annette Hiren 225 Annette Hiren 132 Lazelle weekdays, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 191 Georgina Ratcliffe 48 NOVEMBER CASH SINGLES RESULT Joyce Bradley G1 G2" G3 G4 Total Anita Ratcliffe 159 Joyce Bradley 38 1- Leif Thomsen 390 270 283 240 1183 Men's Recreational Hockey June Spooner 135 Marg Saulnier 36 Betty Campbell 117 Anita Ratcliffe 27 2- Larry Lopushinsky 292 240 225 229 986 November 25 3- Ken Dahm 215 271 172 265 923 Georgina Ratcliffe 102 June Spooncr 26 Terrace Timbermen 3 Northern Motor Inn Okies 2 Marg Saulnier 99 Peggy Degemess 14 4- Greg Saunders 203 182 258 261 904 November 26 ,,,.. Joan Magrnm 87 Joan Magrum 12 5- WayneLebeau 267 212 188 224 891 Skeena Hotel 3 Precision Budders 1 6- Rich Rauschenberger 253 228 191 212 884 Peggy Dcgemess 66 Betty Campbell 8 November 28 Barb Dugdale 36 Mary Purdy 6 7- DaveWiebe 231 164 219 201 815 Convoy Supply 4 Terrace Timbermen 6 Mary Purdy 18 Barb Dug~,d~!e 6 8- Henry Archibald 152 267 140 233 792 Riverside Auto Wranglers 6 Northern Motor hut Okies 4 9r Kelly Francis 225 170 149 233 777 November 29 Kitimat Men's League 10- Lesley Alway 157 155 197 212 721 All Seasons 7 hut of the West 6 TEAM SW DW TW l)is NP Ave B.C. WINTER GAMESPLAYDOWNS Nonn's Auto Refinishing 7 Skeena Hotel 7 13uil Shy 107 15 5 152 9 16,889 Ol G2 G3 Total =/- December 1 Skeena Hotel 103 14 7 152 9 16.889 1- Michael Cooper 297 239 261 797 +227 Skeena Hotel 5 All Seasons 5 Screech 'N' Me 95 14 7 144 9 16.000 2- Robin Boehm 161 188 250 599 +143 Back Eddy Pub 6 Precision Builders 2 Los Ch'os 83 12 6 125 9 13.889 3- Chris Hernes 166 278 179 623 +140 December 2 Pheasant Pluckers 84 4 5 107 9 11.889 4- Ken Halley 136 164 281 581 +110 Terrace Timbermen 9 Riverside Auto Wranglers 2 Dog Salmon 69 7 5 989 10.889 • 5- RonBoehm 166 160 186 512 +80 Norm's Auto Refinishing 7 hm of the West 3 Oddballs 70 10 6 108 10 10.800 6- Erica Francis 154 227 175 556 +52 T.l-l.C.s 52 5 4 74 9 8.222 7- Dennis'Caspar 82 72 92 246 +21 RecreationalDivision Brew Crew 51 6 3 72 9 8.000 8- Joshua Smith 154 107 - 92 353 +8 GP W L T GF GA PTS M.O.B. Squad 45 6 1 60 9 6.667 9- Dexter Archibald 148 115 162 425 -4 All Seasons 18 13 3 2 113 65 28 Semors 41 7 1 58 9 6.444 10- Andy Lukasser 154 136 125 415 -32 SkeenaHotel 18 8 6 4 92 98 20 (SW=singles wins, DW=doubles, TW= teams; NP= nights played 11- Clinton Drummond 156 155 176 487 -50 Back Eddy Pub 17 9 7 1 97 84 19 and Ave. refers to points per night played) Norm's Auto 18 8 8 2 89 90 18 League Standings Inn of the West 18 5 11 2 74 101 12 I saw your picture in the paper! Golden Agers Precision Builders 17 4 12 1 56 83 9 Now you can keep a copy of that picture forever through a 1- Misfits ...... 192.5 pts. 2- 5 Alive ...... 171.5 pts. Oldtimers' Division new service offered by "I'BE TEBRACESTANDARD. Come in and Ladies' high single GP W L T GF GA PTS browse through our news photo file. Reprints of black & white Dolly Roberts ...... 177 TerraceTimbermen 15 11 1 3 78 46 25 news photos or the color front 9age photo are available. Prices Ladies' high total Riverside Wranglers 19 10 5 4 78 75 24 will vary depending on size. Vera McKenzie ...... 447 NMIOkies 18 5 12 1 55 63 11 5x7 reprints .o,...... $80%us tax Ladies' high average ConvoySuppty 18 4 12 2 57 84 10 Joan McFadden ...... 155 Men's high single Joe Schulmeister ...... 227 Men's high total Joe Schulmeister ...... 580 Men's high average Don Sharp ....~...... 208 Team high single Thunderbolts ...... 632 O Teamhigh total Thunderbolts ...... 1811 Team high averag6. Hillbillies ...... 584 This Chnstrnas CO0 " TuesdayMixed 1- Who Cares ...... 71 pts. 2- Kay's Krazy Klowns ..... 67 pts. Ladies' high single Gwen Cooper ...... 321 Ladies' high total Put pioneer under the tree. Gwen Cooper ...... 808 Ladies' high average ' ,1 Sherry Lopushinsky ...... 233 mdbring the Exotement Home. Men's high single John Rasmussen ...... 334 This Christmas, bring home a bail[the whole Mim's high total Larry Lopushinsky ...... 793 ...... familywill cnjoy..;~th Double Cassette Decks, Men's high average .... --..: :~:;:':~ :::.:<: ..... Dolby' Pro:~e-Reeeive~ and.6-Pak C-.D.Players.,,,. Laffy=.L0.push!nsky ...... 253 T6am high single Pioneer leads the way with an amazing selection of Who Cares;.;.;:;..;; ...... 1206 state-of-the-art home audio/video components, Team high total Who Cares ...... 3459 It's all the Bells and Whistles,,, for just a little Jingle! Team high average Who Cares ...... 1046 E VSX401 • I00 W/Ch (Front) + 20W/Ch (Rear) Tuesday Coffee Dolby*'Surround with Digital Delay 1- Next Time ...... 52 pts. 7-band Graphic EQ 2- Bowling Bags and One Ball 51 • Custom MemoryTuning k~. pts. • Full-function SR Contro~ '~'~¢,, SD-P4063K -~.~~. ":~ Ladies'high single • 40 inch slim design SherrUl Smith ...... 230 ' 750 ft. Lambert Ladies' high total. .740 Lines Horizontal Resolution Marlene Thornton ...... 619 . Picture in Picture Ladies' high average • ProgrammableSmart RemoteTM Lesley Durand ...... 201 Team high single BowlingBags and One Bail... 936 PD.MS01 ,-~ Team high total . I-bit DAC Bowling Bags and One Bail. 2609 . ADLC (Auio Digital Level Controller) '~,.-'~ . Talk.back lnout Team high average ° OnoTouch Digital Fader ~.~[:!.:~:.??~:.?:.:.??....>.!.!~i2~.????..;.:.:.??..?:.:.:...... :::..Z~ii~-:-7 Bowling Bags and One Ball... 850 . System RemoteReady ~7-- -=--,r .... ~--':m"__'_-"___, ' Homeqne Theatre Speaker System - "...... • Desil~nign Ifor 5 channd " [~6 Dolb~¢I~y~~ Pro-Logic Surround -. ' Magneticallysh'lelded. ~. ~ ~~ ' Mounting hardware inchded x-..r7,, 1,~95 • Paintable white available ~ "7 _t2'~l CCS-350 ...... ~3y(~E:~:~'Jt~:~::~a~:~:: ~y?-;~-i~?:: . , - .. • 30 W/Channd RMS ~E."I i~ ~. ~.i,;~:-~.:ii::~::~':~:'.'~i~; ." ~;X;.; ~;~ • Sound Fidd Control • I-bit DAC CD player o Remote Control CToW501R - The Canao~anRed Cross Society • DoubleAuto Reverse Cassette Deck i Dolb~B/C HXPro :-,., CO-DeckSyn&m SystemReniote Ready BURN :)i SMART TO MINIMIZ~AIR POLLUTIONFROM YOURWOODSTOVE: Firewood shouldbe seasonedby splitting and stacking it at least eight months beloreit is burned. Yourwoodpile shouldbe coveredin a way that keepsrain and snowoff but AUTHORIZEDCANADIAN PIONEER DEALER. allowsair to circulate through it. Dry, Skeena Mall seasonedwood burnsbestl Terrace tessage from the 635-4948 TISH COLUMBIA qG ASSOCIATION = Page C8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December'ACTION 9, 1992. 3. For Rent 3. For Rent 5. Misc. For Sale 5. Misc. For Sale ACTION AD RATES WANTED 3RD Person to share 4 bed- SMALL 2 BEDROOM Duplex in "[hornbill. NEW PHOTO MAGIC. Get your favorite LADIES 5.Speed bicycle, ski outfit, size room house $275 per month plus 1/3 utili- Avail. Jan. 1st. No pets, References photo on coffee mugs 13.99, 2 keychains 10-12, smoked-glass roll around •doors, ties. Call Wayne, 635-6550 days. 635- Requested. Phone 638-0714 after 6 for 11.98, 22 k gold trim plates 28.99, drapery track, draw.string type, open to 2279 home. 3p32 ~.m. 2p34 shirts 25.99, hats 10.99, buttons 3.99. 20 ft. Ph. 632-5443 5p31 638-SAVE Send photo Sameday Photomugs. Box TERRACE BED & BREAKFAST. Rooms LADY'S NEW RED JACKET. Size 36,: DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. 907 Burns Lake V0J 1E0. For into. call $40 or best offer. Phone 635-3823 3p32 by the night or by the week. Call 635- FURNISHED I collect 1-692.3575 4p34 Classified and Classified Display 5537 or 638.0888, leave message, tfn30 BACHELOR UNIT ANTIQUE 9 PIECE Walnut dining room " ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX Suite. Cable and ulilitlen Included, References required. 350 LOADER. New Engine, new tracks, suite. Good Condition. $1200 ODe. Day Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline Is Thursday at Fridge/stove, w/w carpeting, In town. No etc. $1400.00 O.C.3 Crawler Cat, blade & bed and stool (older upholstered style) OLD BRIDGE PROPERTIES bucket 80% new. $5500 32 ft. house boat 5 p.m. for all display and classified ads. pets. Call 635.5464 3p32 $75 ODe. Old children's school desk Ph. 635-5350 lifetime aluminum, has everything & 635-6228. 2p32 TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., TERRACE, B.C, VBG 1S8 ROOM & BOARD for working person. trailer $19,500. 82 lade 2-door auto • All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Call 638-8293 3p32 good cond. $1500. 14 ft. Td-hull speed TEAK BUFFET for sale. Elegant Danish Visa or Msstercard. When phoning in ads please have you Visa or Master- FEMALE ROOMMA'IE wanted to share a beat - 50 horse menk, trailer $2800. design. $2000.00 Call Dave or Carolyn card number ready. two bedroom apartment. Ph. 635- FOR LEASE Clean Okanagan Camper, hyd jacks, 635-7284 3p34 20 words (first insertion) $5.25 plus 12¢ for additional words. *(Addi- 4648. 3p33 OFFICE. RETAIL- CLINIC SPACE $2,000. new Kubeda lite plant & battery PERSONAUZED CHILDREN'S books. tional Insertions) $3.50 plus 9¢ for additional words. $9.95 for 3 weeks TWO BEDROOM suite partly furnished, Central location, off street parking, change $550. Ken Allen Box 161 Exciting and positive storylines. 'My Little (not exceeding 20 words, non-commercial) Prices include 7% G.S.T. near hospital. $770 ruth., utilities 1,400 sq. ft. ground floor Granisle. Ph. 697-2474. 19tfn Mermaid Adventure', 'My Dinosaur included. Available January 1. Refer- PRECISION BAND CUT - Lumber, tim. Adventure' and more. Laser printed. OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! ences required. Reply to File 19, 4647 AVAILABLE I bern, siding and firewood.We can supply Hardcover and fun. $14.95. My Treasure. Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S8 5p33 IMMEDIATELY any and all demandsfor size and volume. 1-800-663-BOOKor 1.692-4109. 4p34 1, Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24, Notices COMMERCIAL STORE FRONT space I Will negotiate custom sawing, logging 2, Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business located close to downtown core. Call 638- CALL: and/or purchase of privte wood. Bums i Lake. 695.6365 or 695-6391 , 4tfn 3, For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities 8398. lc34 635"2252 (days) 4, Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME with FOR SALE: PREFABBED, WOOD Con- 5, For Sale Misc. 16. Farm Produce 27: Announcements NG heat. Suitable for professional couple. 635-5531 (evenings) structed utility sheds, garages, work- 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks No pets. Available immediately. 638-8084 shops. Also trailer skirting, decks and 6, Wanted Misc. toview 2p34 t fences, joey shacks, snow roofs. Dirk 7, For Rent Misc, 18. Business Services 29. In Memoriam Bakker 638-1768 (evenings) 7c28 8, Cars for Sale 19. Lost & Found 30. Obituaries FULLY FURNISHED CABIN for rent. WOODLAND / 20. Pets & Livestock 31. Auction Sales $400 monthly, $150 damage deposit, no APARTMENTS ] 9, Trucks for Sale pets at all! Situated at 1925 Bobsien 10, Aircraft , 21. Help Wanted 32. LegalNotices Cresent. Phone after 6 pm. 635- CORNEROF KALUM & SCOTT / 1, Recreational 22. Careers 33. Travel 7004 lp34 CLOSETO TOWN AND SCHOOLS / I it'saring... Vehicles 23. Work Wanted 2 BEDROOM APT, for rent avail, Jan. Fridge, stove, heat and hot water includ.'i 1st. Includes laundry facilities, ed. Carpeting,storage space. Reierences ; Novl 30 - Dec. 23 if it's wrapPetd in a can. fridge/stove, draperies, parking, required. I The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads City Centre Mall, I~tJmat $485/month. No pets. Call 635- 1 Bedroom Apt. S450.00 ] under appropriate headings and to sel ~'atesthe~elore and to 1. Real Estate 632.7171 determine page location. 2556. 3p34 2 Bedroom Apt. $525.00 I The Terrace Standard reminds advertisers that it is against CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WORKS! ADRIAN'S STAINEDGLASS the provincial Human Rights Act to discriminate on the basis 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT Suite. 3 Bedroom Apt. $600.00 I of children, marital status and employmentwhen placing "For You're reading this aren't' you? 638. $4001month. No pets. Call 635-6930. No pets. BLUE HERON STUDIO- Portraits Rent" ads. Landlords can stale a no,smoking preference. SAVE. tfn CINAWAY.Screenprlnted garments The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit, Availableimmediately, lp34 PHONEgraCE 635-5224 ' Gift Canning classify or reject any advertisement and to retain any 4 ~bUROOM HOME Overlooking Decker ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTnear cal- FANCYTHAT- Hats & clothing answers directed to the News Box Reply Service. and Io Lake, $72,500 can buy this. Excellent lege non-smoker.$350.00 month. Call IMAGESOF THE NORTH. repay the customer the sum paidfor the advertisementand 635-2965. Photography& Framing box rental. locations for cottage industry. All appli- lp34 4. Wanted To Rent | Located in the Christmas Store at Sex replies on "Hold" Instructionsnot picked up within 10 ances included, More Information or to WOODGREEN APT. 1 Bedroom, nat. YOUNGRESPONSIBLE COUPLE want- I.TECH COMPUTERS days ol expiry el an advertisement will ~ destroyed unless MISTY MOUNTAINPOTTERY M the Skeena Mall Saturdays mailing instructions are received. Those answering Box view call 567-2751 4p33 gas firelblace, dose to town, no pets, ref- ing to rent 1-2 bedrm home. Nonsmokers, Numbers are requested not to send miglnals of documents to erence required. Available Jan. 1. 635. nondrinkers.No pets. Call 635-4437. Ask TANNIS GOLD- CustomJewellry avoid loss. : 2. Mobile Homes Other Local A.dlsts & Bualnessesl All claims ot errors in adveitlsements mast be received by 3042/635-6142. $618/mo. 2p34 for Marly or Charlene. 3p33 the publisher wi hin 30 days alter the first publication. 1986 14x70 2-bedroom, double bath, ONE BEDROOM APT., fridge, stove and PROFESSIONALPERSON looking for a It is agreed by the advertlsor requesting space that the sunken living room, sky-lights, deluxe • ,m liability of the Terrace Standard in the event el failure In heat included. Downtown $400 per 3-4 bedroom house to rent. Non-smoker, publish an advertisementos published shall be limited to the kitchen, 8x10 utility shed & patio deck. ec month. Phone 638-1702. 1p34 non-drinker.Call Gloria 632-4222.3P32 amount paid by the advertiser for only one incorrect insertion 638-0388 after 4:30 p.m. 3p32 Ior the portion of the advertising Spaceoccupied by the incor II --THIS MONTH'S SPECIAL--- rect or omltled llem only, and that there sha!l be no liability in 14x70 MOBILE Home, 3 bedrooms, WANTED TO RENT by responsible, any event greater than the amount paid for such advetllstng. fridge & stove, blinds & curtains, 6ft. patio S u m m i t S q u a r e clean working family, 4 or more bedroom doors, shingled roof, very nice & dean. house with or without basement. Refer- PORTLAND $85o Ready to move, priced to sell. $23,900.00 Anartments ences available, please call 638-0352 1. Real Estate Call 567-2804 @32 leave message. 3p34 CEMENT o;,y ...... ,..,., 1991 2-BRM SHELTER MANUFAC- NEAR SMITHERS 5 acres, 3 bedroom, 5. Misc. For Sale full .basement home, large workshop, TURED HOMES. Fully vinyl skirted, One/Two Bedroom ready to move in, 2 appliances. Try your barn, fenced. 846-5537 4p32 COMIC AND COMIC CARDS. all mint down payment and $450 per month. Mary Units i cond. Fully protected reasonable pdces. PATIO 51oo ADAMS LAKE STORE LOCATED' AF 638:0800 or Bill 638: ! 182. 6p30 : ~:.:~." o ,;k .L... i ~ '.:'.Call Weekdays 8:30 am to. 6:30~i pm. ; Adams I.~ke, B.C. 1/2 hour from Salmon =: ,,~u,e= 0"'~'l~''n ~ii-';~':'": ',"Weekends 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, Ask' BLOC KSi:!I!i60n,y ...... -o" Arm - 45 min.:fr0m Kamleops, 10 rain. FOR SALE 1972 MOBILE Home 12x60, 2 bedroom, oil heat, comes with ffidge ' for Andrew (or leave a message) 635- from Shuswap Lakes. Fully renovated Recreation Complex 4217 3p32 with very attractive living quarters. Show. and stove. Must be moved. $7900.00. Ph. ing excellent return in an area of growth 639-9764. 3p34 Racquetball Courts FOR SALE Hammond electric organ, saw SKEENA CONCRETE PRODUCTS Gymnasium filing machine, 2 electric blankets, 2 easy and terrific climate. Start the New Year on 3751 Old Lakelse Lake Rd. ] a positive note. Phone 1-679-8904. tfn37 chairs, caulk boots, bicycle parts, Trans am sun visor. Phone635.7996. 3p33 IN GRANISLE - Modular home for sate I plus t~o lots. Asking price $45,000. Call 635"5968 RSF 65 AIRTIGHT Stove used 4 months 638,8477 697-2347 and it can be viewed anytime. 2607 Pear St. as new. $1300 obo, RSF 65 furnace with Located at #92 Morrison. 4p32 Plennum $1300 o~. Ph. 845-2830 late WINFIELD INDUSTRIES I evenings. 4p33 FOR SALE BY OWNER: Spend Christ- mas in your new home in the popular HOMES m mm m m mm mm mm m m mm mm m ~. ~mmmmmmmmmmm~mmmmmm 1 r Thornheights Phase III Subdivision. 2 4 models to choose from instock. year old, 1200 sq.ft., bi-level, newly I I ...... I fenced and landscaped, spacious dining 1. Front Uvlngroom ,MUST SELLer room and kitchen with oak cabinets, 3 2. Front & Rear Bedrooms Sgau'q vv nntur I , '.1 bedrooms up skylight featured in main 1 - Front Kitchen bath. Asking $122,900. Serious nqu ries only. No agents please. Ph. 638- STANDARD FEATURES: I Get-a-Way 0167. 3p33 2"x6" walls, R20 insulation, MOVING, DESPERATE TO SELL 6.13 vinyl siding, asphalt mot, bay I Kelowna or Kamloops 1 acres next to Tyhee Lake Provincial park. ] Whether you're shopping for the perfect Christmas Gift, | Town water and hydro next door. Walk to window, thermoactive vinyl I looking for that Perfect Get-Away Special, or dreaming of I lake, $14,900. Call Jim 1-246-2713. 4p33 windows, your choice I Downhill or Cross Country Skiing, Stay 'n Save Motor Inns I I presents you with the Ideal Package. I =41,500.00 I I 18 Ft. Boston Whaler Outrage | ANY TWO NIGHTS FOR $8~" u Includes - 115 hrs Mercury outboard -9.9 Honda kicker - F.O.B. Prince George | [based on single or double occupancy] [ Must be delivered by Jan. 31, 1993 I |subject to the applicable taxes and availability] I galvanized trailer & misc. equip, excellent condition. I Must be consecutive nights - Valid until March 31/93 I Owner must sell, sacrifice price $5,000 OBO I Enjoy spacious, tastefully decorated rooms | Phone 635-6496, ask for Steve. CIA& IC IIOlV I with Free Spods and Movie Channels. Hot Tub, Sauna, Exercise I I Facilities and Family Restauranls on site, I i Hwy. 97 South (Across from the I FIRST CLASS...FOR LESSII I Husky~CR Industrial Site) PH: 562-8511 FAX:562.O161 L CALL 1-800-663-0298 FOR RESERVATIONS I Clip this ad and present it upon check-in to receive your special package [ OPEN HOUSE Kelow,I-'h - 1140 Harvey Ave. • 862-8888 [ 3. For Rent c-°ldmdi2s-t-vv2st'Z2-Bd7j- ...... J Wednesday, 3 & 4 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSES featur- December 16th, 1992 ing 1150-1300 sq. ft. plus basement, 2 4428-4430 Park Avenue baths, private yard, carport and satellite ,,,------SAVE THIS COUPON! -----'--q "IV Houston, Phone 845-3161. 31t~ CHRISTMAS SALE Erika Pelletier ~ht~ Re/Max of Terrace town. Fridge/stove, security entrance. COTTON RIVER CLOTHING in attendance Paved parking. On site management. 635-7957 15~ BIRKENSTOCK I I MUSTAFA'S IMPORTERS FOR I TWO NIGHTS FOR I (Baking, Wreathe, Woodcrafts) NEWLY RENOVATED COMMERCIAL/SERVICE SPACE December 9th to 24th PRIME LOCATION NEAR CENTRE OF TOWN $ ( 99" i l ~V plus~aPPelTble ~ Wed. to Sat. 12 noon - 6 pm 5700 880 AND 1320 Fridav until 6 nm SQUARE SQUARE FOOT I I FEET BAYS 320( (across :4800 SQUARE | *One double room for two people for two consecutNe nights " | - store front FEET | Advance Reservations Only | Drol i ValiduntilJanuat~31, 1993' ; - on Highway 16 with 3 phase power All with e ,Convenient downlownlocation •a Cid( - excellent vis=bility - 12 x 12 OH doors -= ,98 Units with fridges z_ I ,Indoor p0ol sauna and swirl l - good park ng - natural gas heat II ,Licensed dining lounge . | , - washrooms CALLTOLL FREE 1-800-663,6620 1 Progressive.Ventures Ltd. II 1550Vlctorla Street _ Phone562-4441 II II Prince George " / Fax:562.4441 i 635 7459 IIiBii ll~ =~= Ii~ ellB B ~= B mB B Ill Ill IBIB mm =m BII IIIB IB~ 'am Ill Ill mm I I I I I I i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 - Page C9 CTION AD, t;ALL JL J VISA 638-SAVE v"BUY v"SELL 'RENT v"TRADE HI! NORMA MAY in Telkwa Is back! with KID'S 18. Business Services "QUALITY" 9. TRUCKSfor SALE 15. Machinery vintage clothes, hats, ties and much 1986 NISSAN 4x4 LONG BOX. P/B, P/S, MOBILE DIMENSION Portable sawmill, more. From now to Xmas. Hours 9-6 SCREENED TOPSOIL one owner, 5spd, low mileage,new tires. hydraulic drive, trailer mounted $10,000, Mon.Thurs, 9-9 Fddays, 9-6 Sat. See you CASTLE Ready for camper. EC. Reduced pdce. o,b.o. 1950.D5-9U CAT $4,000. o,b,o, soon. 846-9751. 4p33 (LICENCED) ;~~ DRAIN ROCK Bullmoose forklift - 12,000 lb. lifting $5500. 635.5273 Sundayevenings. 2p32 CASH & CARRY Cabinet Warehouse. PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE BEDDING SAND capacity $2,000 o.b.e. Call 1-695-6551 Huge savings, warehouse pddng cabi- 1989 NISSAN Pathfinder 2 door. four For children 2V= to 5 ROAD CRUSH wheel drive auto transmission. $13995 alter 6 p.m. ' 4p33 nets by Kitchen Craft of Canada 3566 Chinook Sales Ud. Dealer #6101, Phone YEAR END PRICING. Rent to own sev- Massey Dr, Prince George, Ph, 561- PITRUN GRAVEL 635.2033. 3n3~_ eral backhoes and excavators new and 2240, Fax 561-2250 4p33 638-8890 used equipment trailers, dozers, loaders, 1987 Ford F250 Supercab pickup. EC. dump trucks, bell pumps, ambulance, 638-8477 Asking $9000. Call 623.2227 or 632- serviceand water trucks. 593-6791 5p33 SKEENA 2033 3c32 1986 FORD RANGER XL 4X4, 2.9 Litre 16. Farm Produce Garry's Auto Repair. CONCRETE engine with rack and canopy. Low mile- HAY FOR SALE, Cummins Ranch on age. EC. Asking $8600, 635-7400 alter 7 Hwy. 16 west. South Haze'ton. 842- PRODUCTS p.m, 15tfn 5316 12p25 Phone 635-1226 1984 FORD SHORT Box Van with 5 cyl. EAT MORE LAMB: Availableyear round, 6. Wanted Misc. Cummins Ranch, Hwy. 16 west, South Insulated. GC inside and out. Asking YOUR IF YOU ARE BUYING or selling chil- $3900 080. Ph. 635-5978 3p32 Hazelton.842-5316 12p25 HOME dren's furniture, check with the Product OR OFFICE IS 1986 Dodge H.D. 1/2 ton 4x4 p/u. V-8 17. Garage Sales Government Certified Mechanic Safely Branch of consumer & Corporate automatic. Immaculate inside and out. MADE EASY... Affairs Canada (604) 666.5003 to ensure New tires, recent brake job. $7,500. Ph. 18. Business Services it meets current Safely Standards. ]'he 638.0171. 3p32 when you choose Creative sale of non compliant products not only REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS- 1985 MAZDA 626LX Touring Sedan, Options to cater for your could resultin a tragic accident but also is SIONS'& parts. We rebuild standard ever/option, $4,000.-Also 1981 Dodge businessluncheon or party. a violation of the Hazardous Products transmissions, transfer cases and rear Act. tfn DE0, 4 cyl pickup $2,000. Must sell 698- ends. Bel.air Automotive Auto Parts and Call our o~cefor a complete 7422. 4p31 Jane's Pet Gallery WILL PAY GOOD Prices for obsolete Service.Ph. 846.5101, Telkwa B.C. 16tfn ! pricelist. Nojob is to small. (older type) Fisher Price toys that accom- 1983 GMC V6, 4x4, 5 slxl, sunroof can. LEARN TO FLY WITH Coastal Mountain opy, AM/FM cassette. Asking $4,500. oD°gandCatGr°°ming e pany little people, especially school Right Centre. Recreational,business and FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Creative - house and play village. Call 632- 1874 Bronco II, V6 4x4, 5 spd, Asking career courses. St~ gmundschool any 6385. 3p33 $4,800. 697-2720. 4p31 Thursday night. Ask about our mini-pro 1991 GMC Sonoma 4-wheel drive, must shop for aviation books and novelties. Pet Portraits Options Inc. 7. For Rent Misc. sell, SL ed~on, running boards, trailer 635-1355 11(:27 Origi~l Pastel Podmits Contact Linda Pelletier at FOR RENT: APPROX. 1 acre (fenced) hitch, air conditioning, power windows TERRA BOBCAT SERVICES: Snow Dogs, Cats, Horses and Wildlife with 2 small barns. Suitable for 1 or 2 and locks, cruise. EC. Call 845- removal earth auger, back-hoe back filling 635-6552 635-7884 horses. $100/month. Call 635-5537 or 3432. 4p31 dean-up sweeper/collector,levelling reek JANE TURNER 638-8018 638.0898 30tfn 1980 CHEVY VAN. Rebuilt motor, trans- dential/commercial. 638-8638, mobile mission good running condition $2400 638-3808 12p27 I MINI STORAGE UNITS OBO or trades. Call635-6940 3p33 • Budget priced 1986 FORD RANGER; extended cab; 4 wheel ddve; automatic; XLT. Call: Hous- for25 • 24-hour access BCYCNA • Port-A:Stor units also available ton 845-3156. 4p33 I~ITISH B LANKET CLASSIFIEDS 635-5350 These ads ap~ar in more than 100 community newspapers In B.C. and Yukon $195 -o 11, RecreationaIVehicles ANOYUKON and re~ch more than 3 milton readers. oo~rlY Ss.70oach~n,dw.rd 11 FT VANGUARD ~'uck camper fits all TO PLACE AN AD GALL THIS PAPER OR BCYCNA AT (604} 669-9222. 8. Cars for Sale models of domestic truck with 8 ft box. 286 I lill I I Illi_ I I III -- all appliances - G.C. Hydraulic jacks L _ I 740JD GRAPPLE Skidder reb. eng. $2500. Phone 635-6338 2p34 (300hrs} u like new chains tires good to fair $35,000. will consider older Cat as MUST SELL! 1981 Vanguardtravel trailer EDUCATION FOR SALE MISC. PERSONAL with tandem axle. Equalizer hitch AUTO AUTO part trade. 1988 F250 4x4 Sup.Cab, "*SEPTIC TANKS $399.I! OKANAGAN VALLEYGIRLS aprox 70,000 km 460 Eng. 5 sp. $12,000. included. Phone 635.2644. 3p32 ENGINES REBUILT from NEW 1992 SUBURBANS, VHS Videos ~0,40 minutes 4X4- fulJ~loaded. AMved too on: Easy-m-build woodwork- 600 Gale, 210 Lbs. Govem- - Karen, .~vta end TAW=- 1972 970 Case Tractor, c/w Cab & Duels 1976 FRONTIER CAMPER. 8 1/2 ft. 3- $995. 5 year 100,000 kms mentApproved. 20 YearWat- have exci~ng Personal Pho- warrant'. Bond Medlani¢~d late in 1992, =ustomers or- ing projects #DIY256; RuRal: & 707 lepn Loader $10,000. 205 Massey way fddge, 3 burner stove, heater, sleeps dered 9S's, C,dl ~ - Toll- Bookcases #DIY'2~; Gabi- rarity. WATER TANKS - toe For SaM. For di~et Manuer speddler $1,900. 1700 New 5. EC. Asking $3000. Call 632.2227 or serving B.C. for 27 years. HALF PRICE. Guaranteed info, write KAREN, Box 670. Phone 7 days, 8 a.m. -8 p.m. free 1-659.5284, D.L#8 I00~,. nets #DIY252; Mould]~g/Pix Holand forage chopper 1,800. Heavy 632-2033. 3c323 Frames #DIY255; Outdoor absolutely, pos~vel~ lowest GB. Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. (604}e72.o641. Toll-free m,ICJ~OSUPPLJ~ pd¢es!! ,?~e ends ;Jan. 15. ADULTS ONLY PI.E/~ heavy 3 bottum breaking plow cuts 6 ft. Mon-Fd 1,,8Oo-663-2521, Fumllure #DIY254; Tables $8,000. Will consider cattle on trade for 12. Motorcycles ~;~3P,~IWlNDOWS[ Interior #'DIY251. $3P.95/ea GST/ VISA. 1-800-661-4473. Oummings Turbo Diesel PST ~nduded, mailed, many Body, Mind, Spirit. Who are any of the above.Call690.7378. 4p32 FOR SALE: HARLEY DAVIDSON Cus- and exter~r wood, met~ and BUILD[NGS- ROCK-BOT- tom Hardtail, see legal section of this 4X4's, Explorers, v~ns, 4- R-etch doors, wood wtnd~s, more av~'lable. Spe~ In- you redly?. Call (804)681- CLASSIC 1965 MUSTANG. REBUILI Runners, D~otas, stardng struments Ltd.,5~ 15 E. Geor- TOMPRIOES. B.C. Factory 0318 Evenings and "Week- newspaper. 2p34 sk3Rghts. MOREl C=II~olle=t C~'ffe, S~aight.slded and udl- 289 high performance engine and trans- from $189 month, 0 down to WALleR DOOR a~ WIN- gt'~ SL, BurnabF, VBB 1V2. ends. .~ ~.... mission. Body completely restored. New • .O.A.O. We deliver anyw'qere Ry models. Example: 3OX40 13. Snowmobiles ..... iDOW :In Venoouver at .~5,225,; 4OX60 $7#68. Or- "7; ~ ~.,:.: candy apple red porsche paint. EC. A=;c~ b'~B.O.. Brian er Don OOIle~ REAL ESTATE $7,900 OBO, includes~ over $2,000 in~. ;:1990 POI3~RIS ~ INDY' 500: Ported'-and " ; 1(604)585",3141. r • EMPLOYMENT der for spring and save, PIo~ piped good condition $4000.00 firm. 846. *ULTRA~ONIG BLI ND o~FORrtH~aS neer Steel 1-800-668-5422. spare parts. 639.9323. 14~ GOVERNMENT SEIZED/ PROPERTIES TO RESOLD 5569 evenings. 4p33 CLEANING* The fesmst 1992 DODGE SPIRIT ES 5.Speed 2.5L SURPLUSvahIdes. U.S,and gr~ving Service Business of EXPERIENOEWORK]NG on P WANTED for unPaldtaxes, Grown Land turbo Cruise, tilt, p1/2 locks, powerseat, 1991 SKIDOO MACH I. Showroom condi- C~n=dian low as $100. the 90'sr now In Oana~ No farm overseas. Program av~l~Hity. For ir~rmsdon 14,500 kin. Good tires. $9995 1-692- tion. 1300 km. Lots of extra's $6000.00 BMWe, Oadilla¢'S, Ohevs, Compet~n, Low Overhead, fees inolude airfare, work GETPAID For CJipping News- on both, write: Pruperde% Fords, Mer¢sdes, Por~hes, i:~:~r .,~lJdes[ Up to .,%'25.00 3805 4p31 O.B.O. Burns Lake. 1-698-7688 or 1-692- Excellent Profit=. Manu~ac- rmlt and much morn! Cen- Dept. CN, Box 5380, Stn. F, 7781 4p34 ~d~s, vans. AMAZING free tumdln B.O,Det~ls (604}E62- t the Intemat]onaJ Ex- Each[ Write tod~,y. FREE Ottawa, K,?.G3J1. 78 CADILLAC ELDORADO. Fully 24-hr. re¢ordM9 reveals how:, 6,332, cffBnge Assoclatlon, 1501 - REPORT:CUPPINGS, Dept. boded, leather interior, front wheel drive. (41S~631426S. 17 Ave. S.W., C~dgsry, AS, boll, #150-1857 West 4th, REOREATIONVEHICLES 14, Boats & Marine Vamouver, B.C. V6J 1M4. Great in the snow! Luxurycruising. $2500 A WISE CHOIGF-. Quality DRUG RAIDSEIZURES! Buy T2T OE2- 115 MERC, With brand new jet. Comes dirt cheap. Cam, Houses, 0t30. Phone 635-4729. 3p32 Rebu=3t Ermines. C, ats ='~11~Jht MOBILE HOMES NEW ROADSTER Tent with steering controls no gas tanks. Ask- ~oks from $995. 5 Year, Boats, Oomputers...Direot Tnuler. De~lerswantad. Car 1990 CHEV EXTENDED cab, 4x4 s/box, ing $4000. Call 638-8655 after 4p.m. 3p34 from U,SJ~an Govern- 305 EFI, 5Spd~ New Paint, 33,000 kin. 100,000 Km Ilmited wmmm WINTER WORKS SPECIAL! a~Imotorcyde models made 1987 743 BOBCAT Kadota Diesel. ~es, Oarad~ Engines Lid, ment. FREE ILLUSTRATED 600 Champion Grader, good h/~ny new mobge or modular in Canada. Compact on me 5lack Ext.. Red Int. Stereo/Radio. A1, REPORT: Seizure•, Dept. worldng order, snow Win~q_. Approx 5000 hours, Excellent condition. 680-1050 (7 days) 1-800- $6280 O.B.e. (604)S9~4T'n' ore•ordered dudng Decem- road, best dollar value t~[- Wheels, $11,500. 1.692-3805. 4p31 665-8570, 856-5828 (eve- b¢~, #150-1857 West 4th, berwlll be aqdppedwlth"can- ere. l(403)227-2885,,Nberm Ready for winter. Phone 632-7653 after 5 Vancouver, B,C. V6J 1M4, or (604)69~,570. 1986 FORD TEMPO. Must sell. EC. p.m. 3p32 nings). traJ air ¢ond'~onlng" I~ ,000 Fun.Way ,~des, Phone after 5:00 p.m. 635.4189 $3700 FINU~CE value) FREE of c~. Is. We 1992 5000 lb. TANDEM AXLE utility J EPS JEEPS(EEPSi Ei~IC~TION O.B.O. 3p32 win custem build your home. sERVICEs trailer. Electric brakes. Good for hauling 1942 - 1992. Our 20th .~ni- C-ovemmentGr'at~s& Loans. Noble Homes(,103)44-7-2383. ve mary, 5p I~ng Q u~ .P'~""~_ Train ~o be a '~RM" - O~- 1980 FORD Fairrnont Stationwagon,GC vehicles, Call632-7653, 3p32 lied Ap~ent M~l~g,.=r. Billions of dolh~-s are made Major IGBC mol~r vehicle M- inside and out. $1800. Phone 635- Ac~ssorles m VEHY AP- av-~able to new and e,'dsfln9 USED MOBILES. Manufac- jury claims. Joel A. Wener, FORDABLE PRIGES. Huge Many jobs evadable, Over 2453 3p32 15, Machinery 2,000 graduals now wor~. B,O. budnes.,P..s. The Brad turer must dear =1] mobiles. Hal lawyer for 24 years. Gall stock same day service. 16 units to choose h'om. free: 1-803-865-1138. COn- 1987 MAZDA 626 LX. Loaded 5 speed, CASH FOR Cats and Machinew. Dead or Gemini SaJes,4736 E. Hast- ing, Government IIOen~a Book can show you how to home-study odors•. R.M.TJ. got your share. C,a]l now Priced from $10,000. Noble tlngency fees evailable. sunroof, and high qualitystereo. EC. Ask- Alive! 1991 Ford ranger 2x4 P.U. 12000 ings, Bum.~y, B.C.VSC2K7. (6~)4)753--9424. Homes (403)447-2333. Simon, Wener& Adler. ing $8500 O.B.e. Call 639-1898 3p32 miles dubcab. LN. $12800 or trade for ~04) 294-2623. 681.5458or 1-800.665-8~9. 1883 MERCURY LYNX 4 door hatch. machinery, backhoe, etc., of equal value back. Ha~ no rust, AM/FM cassette. Block or pay difference. Phone 1-897-2474 or heater. P/B, P/S. EC. $2500 O.B.e. C,all 1-697-2393 4p32 635.4368. 3p33 D3 CAT PLUS BACKHOE, $16,500. 9 U 1975 TRANS AM 400 4spd. blue on D6 Cat, $9,500. JD 350 loader, $12,000. white. AM/FM cassette + amp. very good 2.0C3 Cats, $4,500 each. 9 U & OC3 condition must be seen. Asking $4000 Cat parts. 2 - 20' aluminum boats. 1-897- call 638-8655 alter 4pro. 3p32 2474, 1-0697-2393. 16tfn MUST SELL! ~1990 FORD Festive 5 WELDING RIG for sale: 1964 merc. 1 ton speed, excellent condition. Only 28,000 fiat deck. 300 amp. Canox welder, rebuilt kin. Balance of warranty. $4,995.00. Call continental motor. Call 996.7766 or 996- 635-9354. 2p34 7833. 4p33 HOME-BASED " "~ "~l~i~~ • Dress Making Astro-Pure • Alterations BacteriostaticWater Purifiers • Custom ENJOY SPARKLING CLEAN WATERON TAP. ATA FRACTION OF THE COSTOFBO'rTLEO WATER Sewing re,W & LIRI,I, Montufe (604)635-3697 Terrace,B.C. 635-1304 *not exactly as illustrated Discovery Toys ® Machine Quilting Beautiful,Fast and Inexpensive Developmer~d Toys, Bc~#.s & e,m•$ For ~ *e~e= PINE & PINE VENEERS SOFA & CHAIR Home D,~rilonst~lz~or~, Fund,~seqs, Ca~togue/Phone Of des. p,rt Trne & Ful "nine Cweer Oppo~lunlle,. Let Me Do YourQuilling Accepmd SUSAN M, RIDLEY 6 piece (Loveseat Available) (604) 638-1319 Joyce Casorso 638-8814 qT T HOLIDAY Mustafa's Emporium ~.~.JL---JL HOUSEHOLD HELP Silver & Gold Jewellery at s699 °° 'h PRICE Complete House, Child & Affordable Prices Pet Sitting Services Leather Bags - Embroidered Vests Maxlne , Bob Olive Wood Carvings Nativity Sets '4614 Davis Ave. 638-8648 Showroom at 4719 Park Ave. 635-5218 LIST YOUR HOME- Creative Zinem BASED BUSINESS custom Made Bedroom Accessories Caro[ynAnn Clay HERE FOR ONLY PK (604) 635-5181 4805DavisAve. $5.50 PER WEEK ON Fax (604) 635-9068 Terrace,B.C. V8G 1Y2 A 13 WEEK CONTRACT For Information On The TERRACEHOME .ASED .U=NESS ASSOCIATIONS Meetings held on The 3rd of eech month Please Phone 635-9415 : i! i¸ ~ Page C10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, for your free 23. Work Wanted 26. Personals copy of Cdsis of Conscience by Raymond ~1~' 50's, 6', honest, sin. 19. Lost & Found 21, HelpWanted Franz, leave your name and number at 1- LOOKING FOR Someone with free time I WILL BABYSIT in my home weekdays, KNOW SOMEONE IN THE TER- 847.5758, 29tfn cere, good sense of humour semi.retired, IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to place a n/s, s/d, enjoys outdoors, travelling, read- Lost and Found Classified. Phone 638. to help sort information on children's Have two children, close to hospital. Non. RACE/I I I 26, Personals 27. Announcements NOTICE TO 32. Legal Notices I SI( HTSEEING CREDITORS & OTHERS (~ Prmb. of Mdst~/d¢ Ikltl~ Oelumbla Ferrets Re: the estate of JOHN BALFOUR TOURS MASSON, also known as JOHN ! BritishColumSlt Ferrets E~ALFOURALEXANDER MASSON and SCOTTY MASSON, Carpenter, NOTICE INVITING deceased, formerly of 4861 LOWRIE NOTICE INVITING APPUCATION FOR TIMBER AVENUE,TERRACE, B.C. APPLICATION FOR TIMBER SALE LICENCEA43531 Creditors and others Mvlng c~rne =galmt SALE UCENCEA43532 Pursuantto Section le of the Forest Act, @ the estde of John Balfour M~so~ are Pursuantto Section 16 of the Forest Act, eeeledtenderapplications will be accepted hereby notified under section 38 of the sealedtender applic~oos will be accepted by the District Manager, Kalum Forest Trustee Act that paRicuismof their claims Specializing in customi~,ed by the District Manager, Kdum Forest Dis~ct, Terrace, British Columbia, up to should be sent to the executorat 200-4630 Dist~ct, Terrace, British Columbia, up to 08:30 am, on the 17th day of December VINCENT SIEMENS town & country scenic tours. LazelleAvenue, Temce, B.C. VeG 186 on 10:30 am, on the 17th day of December 1992, to be opened at 09:30 am on the or before the 30th day of December, 1992, B. COMM., C.A. Beverley Greening, Owner 1992, to be opened at 11:30 am on the 17th day of December1992, for a Timber a~er which date the executorwill d[stributa 17th day of December 1992, for s Timber Sale Licence to luJthodze the harvesting 1986 Caledonia Sr. Sec. School (604) 635-7868 the estate w'nongthe pw'des entitledto it Sale Llcence to authorize the henmetlng of 3,211 cubic metres, more or less, of graduate, Class Valedictorian,graduated having regard to the cities of which the of 8,542 cubic metres, more or less, of timber located in the vicinityof 17.5 km on with Bach. of Commerce degree, McGill executorthen has notice, timber located in the vicinity of 14km the Grease Trail Forest Service Road in University 1990, Cha~tered Accountant g'.. RobertAndrew McClel¼nd Grease Trail North in the KeJumTimber the Kalum"rlmber Supply Area. degree McGill University,1992. Presently Executor SupplyArea. employed with Peat, M=wick & Theme W~rner Bandstra TOTAL VOLUME: 3,211 cublc metres, C,A. Firm, Montreal,PQ. Solicitors TOTAL VOLUME: 8,542 cubic metres, more or less more or less SPECIES: Hemlock 84%, Pine: 16% I I SPECIES: Hemlock 73%, Pine: 2%, TERM: One (1) Year Look Who's Floatin" For All Your Travel Needs Cedar 1%, Spruce:24% UPSET STUMPAGE:$6.01 TERM' One (1) Year He's 50! No Jokin' PALM SPRINGS - departs 02 NOTICE TO UPSET STUMPAGE'$4.85 Bidding is restricted to persons registered January. $299.00 air only in the Smell Business Forest Enterprise Guess Who LOS COBOS - departs 18 Bidding is restrictedto persons registered Program, CategoryOne (1). December - $839,00 air and hotel CREDITORS in the Small Business Forest Enterprise MAZATLA N departs 19 Program, CategoryOne (1). If there is no Interestfrom Category One December - $719.00 air and hotel AND (1) reglstrar~ on the auctiondosing date, CARIBBEAN CRUISE - from as If there is no interest from Category One then the sale may be readvert~d for offer low as $898,00 USD (1) registrantson the auctiondosing date, underboth categories. LONDON - departs 04 January - OTHERS Re: The estate of Douglas then the sale may be reedvertisedfor offer from $699.00 Particulars may be obtained from the Angus Colllnaon, deceased, ucxlerboth categories. District Manager at #200-5220 Kelth formerly of 3-A 470a Park Ptrt[culare may be obtained from the Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G Avenue, Terrace, British J24HRS 635-6181 I District Manager at #200-5220 Keith 1L1.. Columbhl. Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G I Creditors and others having 1L1. claims against the estate of 32. Legal Notices Douglas Angus Coll[nson are hereby notified under section 38 of the Trustee Act that qOTICETO CREDITORS particulars of their claims shoutd AND OTHERS be sent to the executrix at 28. Card of Thanks 30. Obituaries Warner Bandstra, Barristers & RE: THE ESTATEOF PETER m LYMAN MILLER passed away Nov. 15, Solicitors, 200 - 4630 Lazelle TO THE Staff at Terraceview Ledge - CREIGHTONPAINE W 11~ankyou for the excellent care~ou gave 1992. at Terraceview. he was prede- Avenue, Terrace, B.C, VeG 1 $6 BChydro Lyman for 2 1/2 years. Stella Miller & ceased by son Dale, and grandson DECEASED,ista of Box 271, on or before the 21 day of Strict, BrltlehCelumldn family, lp34 Randy. He leaves to mourn his wife January, 1993 after which date Stella, daughters Eileen Birkedal and CREDITORS end others having clears the executrix will distribute the B.C. Hydro is inviting tenders from powerline agslrmt this estate are to sendthem to the estate among the parties Diane Cey of Terrace, Sherrie Cazes and Admldstxatorat 600.1070 DouglasStreet, contractors for pole replacements in Terrace. Sharon Ouidng of Belize, and son Barry ~cto~ Briesh Columbia, V8W 2C4, by entitled to it, having regard to of Prince George. Funeral Services were the 15th day of January,1993, the claims of which the Tender closes Wednesday 92Dec23. Copies of executrix then has notice, 24, Notices held Nov. 19/92 with Father John Mussel JUDITHANNPAINE the tender documents are available at the district offidating, lp34 Administrator Catherine Ann Colllnson" Executrix MICHAELB, ELLIS,ESQ. office 5220 Keith Ave. Terrace. STRAITH& COMPANY Warner Bandstra Solicitorfor the Admldstrator Solicitors MECHANICS LIEN SALE For any further information please contact the Skeena Diesel Ltd. above address or phone B.P. Clarke 638-5615. Is offering for sale under the Mechanics Lien Act TO ALL PLUMBING CONTRACTORS LI I I one: ...... ! ii !) ANDJN ERESTED PARTIES I GALLON GRADER Regardingthe NEW 1992 Plumbing Code Model # 671-GM Serial # 160L-GC-03035 The City of Terrace will be hosting a plumbing code 111111 Registered to Doug Alexander'- re: Gloria seminar on December 19th at the Coast Inn of the West. It BChydro Enterprise to cover the outstanding balance of will commence at 9:00 a.m. upstairs in Room 328. $13,134.59 plus the cost of seizure and sale of There is a fee of $20.00 which will include lunch and Local Work Contract E704-68 grader. coffee break. GST is also included in this $20.00 fee. Please register by December 15, 1992 at: B.C. Hydro invites tenders from Powerline Bids will be received until 12:00 noon December The City of Terrace Contractors for Distribution work in the Terrace area 18/92 and submitted to: 3215 Eby Street as per local work contract E704-68. This work includes Skeena Diesel Ltd. TERRACE, B.C. VeG 2X8 replacing 41 poles as part of the 1992 Test and Treat 3747 River Drive, Terrace, B.C. V8G 3N8 For further information, please contact the Building program. Tenders close Dec 23/92 at 11 am. Copies of 635-7277 Inspection Department at 635-6311. Tender Documents are available at the Terrace B.C. Hydro office located at 5220 Keith Ave. in Terrace. Further information can be obtained by calling Brian Notice of Pre.Harvest Silviculture Prescription Clark at 638-5615. NOTICE Or Silviculture Prescription for an I Area to be Logged The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine (Pursuantto sec~on3 of the SilvicultureRegulation) wishes to advise the public that effective Notice: DECEMBER 17, 1992,. the THORNHILL REFUSE The followingareas have proposedprescdptJon 1hat will applyif approval SITE will be closed every THURSDAY and FRIDAY. to log is obtainedfrom the MinisW of Forestsand Lands.The proposed Current usage indicates these closures are a prescriptions will be available for viewing until January25, 1992 at the NORTH AM ?' practical way. of meeting the need to operate address noted below,dudng regularworking hours. To ensure consideration before logging, commences, any written this site on a more cost-effective basis. comments must be made to D. Keating, R.P.F., Divisional Foresterat The Regional District also wishes to advise Eurocan Pulp and Paper Co,, Skeena Sawmills Div., RO, Box 10, NOTICE OF SALE those persons disposing of refuse at the Tenaoe, B,C.,V8G 4A3, by the above date. OtTers in a ~ clearly marked Tvnder No. 4150.92-0fi will be entrance gate will be prosecuted under the received until noon, 30 December 1992, by Mr. R.C, Singh, Regional Manager - Purchases & Materials, Canadian National Railways, Floor 26, CN Tower, 10004. Waste Management Act. Curling Cut Location Area hnend- 104 Avenue, EDMONTON, Alberts, TSJ 0Y-,..20 for the purchase and removal of Permit Block (Nearest Community (ha) meat surplus Relocatable Accommodation Buildings located in British Columbia: The Regional District appreciates• the No, No, and Approximate Yes or No pfiblic's continued cooperation and ITEM ]Zl~CBIEZ[.O~ LOCATION A 19 Terrace,Schulbuckhend Cr, 19.0 No #l Trailer, Sa feway Shelter Systems Thomhill, B.C. understanding. 12x64 S/N 68S72355 Mile 15 Kitimat Sub. (Ouecnsway Ave.) Holder of License: Euroc~n Pulp and Paper Co., a Joint Venture of #2 Trailer, Safeway Shelter Systems Rose Lake, B.C. Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine West FraserMills Ltd. and Enso ForestProducts Ltd. 12x64 S/N 68S72401 Mile 51,1 Tclkwa Sub. #3 Trailer, Sierra Fort Fraser, B.C, 14x70 S/N $664-3.5933P Mile 94,3 Nechako Sub. SEALED TENDERS B.C, Reg, #56313 (#28) Upper Fraser, B,C. BAILIFF SALE The Court Bailiff will offer for sale by way of sealed bids the #4 Trailer, General Home Systems 14x66 S/N x12530 Northwood Pulp and The undersigned will, on behalf of 16-37 Business interest of the following judgment debtor, William Bores, in the B.C. Reg. #59124 (Pad 58) lira bet Townsite Development Centre Society, offer for sale the goods following goods and chattels, purported to be: 1970 Harley Davidson Custom Hardtall #5 Trailer, General Home Systems Upper Fraser, B.C. and chattels of Bell Bay Resort, formerly owned and 14x66 S/N X12529 Northwood Pulp and operated by Colin Alger and Doug Bonnivie of Stewart Serial No. 2A22819HO B.C. Reg. #59123 (Pad 57) limber Townsite (pictures available upon request with bid forms) B.C. Sold on an as is, where is basis. Unit may be inspected by #6 Trailer, General tlome Systems Dome Creek, B.C. The list of assets includes a float camp and 14x66 S/N X12507 Mile 55.9 Fraser Sub. appointment; call the undersigned to arrange, B.C. Reg. #59088 accessories including a power generator and All bids must be accompanied by a certified cheque, money order furniture. Viewing may be arranged by contacting the or draft made payable to Caledonia Court Bailiffs for 1 0% of the All units are Iocaled on CN property at the locations mentioned except as noted at bid, Deposits will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. The highest Upper Fraser, For those wishing to view the trailers, attendants will be oll hand the undersigned. following dates and limes: All bids must be sealed and be accompanied by a on'any bid not necessarily accepted; Bids will be accepted until 12:00 Noon January 6, 1993, at #3. Dome Creek, B.C, 1145.1300 December 14, 1992 10% bid deposit in the form of a certified cheque or Upper Fraser, B.C, 1430-1600 December 14, 1992 money order made out to Caledonia Bailiffs - In Trust. 4554 Lazelle Ave, Terrace, B,C, V8Q 1S2. Fort Fraser, B,C. 0930.1030 December 15, 1992 The Court Bailiff reserves the right to adjourn the sale without Rose Lake, B.C. 1230.1330 December 15, 1992 Unsuccessful bidders will have their deposit returned. notice and may apply to the court for further direction ff the need The successful bidder will be expected to complete Thomhlll, B.C, 0900-1030 December 16, 1992 arises. Biddem must quote on bid forms supplied by the Rtilwty Md will be available at ~the sale and pay for the goods In full within three days TERMS OF SALE: Cash for balance of bid plus applicable GST .disposal site or by contacting: B, Hasten at 1-604.$55-~86. All terms and of the closing date. Bids will be accepted up until and PST, "13me is of the essence. Payment must be made in full conditions will be stipulated on the above bid forms. • Noon, December 16, 1992 at #3 - 4554 Lazelle within three days of closing or the bid deposit will be forfeited, Office of Regional Manager Avenue Terrace,.B.C. V8G 1 $2 R, Jones Purchases & Materials R, Jones, Bailiff Court Bailiff Edmonton, Alberta : 635-7649 635-7649 i I ii i I , , L I I i 'age C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 9, 1992 .; (y; , •. li IMPORTED,~;~"~ ~!*~'~* COCONUT ~ ~:~:i~ ea ~," ~ PAPAYA .Size 9/1 O's ea MEXICAN AVOCADOS2=~ 0 0 BEEF Regular Quality.Approx. 10 lb. bag. Limit 1 bag. i.94/kg or U.S. FORN BRAZILIAN MANGOES 'J99 Size 12/14's ea STARHAWAIIANFRUIT 9 Ib Imported. ea TOMATO SOUP ORANGEJUICE Scotch Buy. Frozen Campbell's. Concentrate. 284 mL tin FOR 341 mL tin ea B.C. LING COD In the Piece. 9 Come visit our new in-store Thawed for Pharmacy. Your convenience. MAINSTAY .44/ 100 g Our professional pharmacists Paul and Gordon are available DOG FOOD to help you with all your new and refill prescriptions. NEW YORK STEAK Our computerized patient 99 Boneless. . Price records help our rstaff in giving 6-8 per pkg. you the best advice on the use Cut from 98 the Strip 20 kg bag of all your medications. 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