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WEDNESDAY February 2, 2000 '"' TANDA Rra oouss Pulp price hike is good news By JEFF NAGEL would ever be triggered. But the skies are getting THE SPECTACULAR recovery in pulp prices tive villages were owed more than $100,000. If as widely speculated the province walked bluer with each passing month. Close to300 creditors were owed more than now underway means unexpected bonuses are on Pulp prices that bottomed at US $450 a tonne away from a iowball offer, Widman said, the de- $25,000. cision now looks smart. the horizon for hundreds of creditors of Skeena in 1998 have reached $640 and could move Cellu lose. Campbell said while the outlook appears good "The government was probably wise to hold again to $680 by April, says Charles Widman of for at least 12 months, higher prices will soon at- Two B.C. pulp industry analysts agree pulp is Widman and Associates. onto the mill under those circumstances," Wid- tract more pulp producers, boosting supply and man said. "They're certainly going to get a lot certain to average at least US $625 per tonne "I think it will certainly average $625 this this year - the level at which extra payouts to eventually driving prices back down. better deal now." year," Widman said. "The $725 - that's probably "Tell the boys not to cash the cheques just unsecured creditors are triggered. next year." He says he still wouldn't be in a rush to sell. yet," he cautioned. "Two or three of these big "It might be better to hang on and improve the "Absolutely - 100 per cent," Craig Campbell, Campbell agrees a $725-plus average is a of PricewaterhouseCoopers' global pulp and pulp machines can just open up the throttle and mill and maybe come out of it a lot better," he "strong possibility" in 2001. it will flatten things out pretty quick:" said. paper group, said of the probability of hitting that The bonus payments can be triggered more Widman, however, says the combination of Although the province last year released $110 target. than once, potentially adding up to successive Creditors who took 10 cents on the dollar for low inventories, rebounding Asian economies million for modernization of SCI's Prince Rupert payments if pulp prices remain high for a few and a synchronized global recovery means the the unpaid debts of Repap B.C. (now called years. pulp mill, company president Bill Steele also pulp outlook is very positive. wants to channel short-term profits into complet- Skeena Cellulose) two years ago to help save it • The provision is contingent on SCI having an-. "The dynamics haven't been this good in five ing the rest of the $180 million capital work he from bankruptcy get an extra five cents on the nual net cash flow after interest of at least $50 dollar in each and every year up to 2004 if the years," Widman said. "All of the pulp producers originally envisioned. million. are going to have a very good year." pulp price SCI receives averages US $625 a A five per cent bonus could be worth any- Doing that would make the mill a very low- An outspoken foe in the past of the province's cost producer, he has said, and be the best way tonne. where from a couple thousand dollars for smaller The extra payments rise to 10 cents on the bailout of Skeena Cellulose, Widman says the to put the company on viable footing for the long creditors to more than $60,000 for a big one like pulp turnaround will mean a better eventual sell- term. dollar if pulp averages $725 a tonne in any of Terrace logging firm K'Shian Construction, those years. ing price for the company. The pulp mill restarted its second pulp line in which •was owed $1.25 million when Repap B.C. Negotiations to sell the company to Texas- The provision was called the "blue skies" collapsed. December and is back at full production. based Enron Corp. broke down in early Decem- SCI had individual months of profitability in clause by logging contractors who doubted it More than 100 contractors, suppliers and ha- ber. 1999 but year-end results aren't yet known. Steelhead season still abig unknown EVEN THOUGH 1999 was a good year for summer-run steelhead on the Skeena River, fisheries managers in Smi- thers say they have no idea what to expect next season. "There's almost no way to predict steelhead abundance," said acting fisheries manager Dana Atagi. "We really don't know what will happen next year." Atagi estimates 47,000 summer-run steelhead entered the Skeena River system in 1999. That's up considerably from the five-year average of almost 30,000 steelhead, and almost five times the all-time low of 9,600 steelhead in 1991, said Atagi. Annual counts are calculated through an estimated index level at the Tyee test fishery andthen multiplied to come up with a rough count for the entire Skeena River system. The results are verified through index studies on several Skeena tributaries but still represent rough estimates because steelhead are relatively sparse. "We really put our faith in expansion numbers," said Atagi. Steelhead management is also more complicated than coho or sockeye, said Atagi, because steelhead runs are smaller and don't have a fixed return cycle, During any summer run there could be fish from five to 12 brood years in the river. And even though the Tyee was open a month longer last year than previous years, Atagi says federal net restrictions on commercial fishing is responsible for most of the hike. "We believe that more fish made it into the tributaries as well," he said. If the DFO continues to restrict commercial sockeye fishing, he said, steelhead returns would benefit. He added anglers on the Skeena and Nass Rivers should expect another summer of catch and release, single barbless -, A champion in the making hooks and various bait bans on specific rivers. Powerlifter Ernie MiI-Homens recently became a world junior hours of sleep per night. The sport, he says, keeps him in pain - Atagi said anglers should always check the freshwater champion when he squatted 601-kilograms at an international there's never a day when his muscles don't hurt. Still, he says fishing restrictions before heading out on the river. powerlifting meet in Calgary. MiI-Homens achieved his goal he'd like to keep powerlifting until he's old and grey. For the full through 10 yeats of hard training, diet control and eight to 10 story see sports, page B5. Got to love Smoke regs being obeyed the sunshine By ALEX IIAMILTON Ziolikovits opposes the smoking ban be- He's cut 38 shifts, trimming his staff. LET THE sun shine in. IT'S TAKEN almost a month, but all the busi- cause he thinks its undemocratic for the gov- The same goes for bartenders and servers at Terrace residents were spoiled with sunlight last nesses in Terrace that employ workers, includ- ernment to dictate business owners on ways to Gators Pub. Dullss Kleamyck, general man- month, with the number of blue sky hours coming ing the Skeena Hotel, are following the Work- run their establishments. He will fight the ager of the Best Western Terrace Inn, said in far in excess of the monthly average. ers' Compensation Board's regulations, which fines. she's laid off eight people because there aren't The sun was glorious, said local Tiffany Bate- ban smoking in all B.C. workplaces. Although WCB officers aren't able to say any customers to serve. man, a student at Northwest Community College. WCB regional manager Rick Hynes said which businesses have received fines until ow- "It's really bad and the government is doing "It definitely gets you in a better mood," she said. there is only one business in Terrace (and per- ners get a chance to dispute them in a hearing, nothing about it," she Said. Last month, the city basked in 78 hours of sun, haps the entire northwest) that legally allows Hynes said one proprietor in Terrace, who The B.C. Liquor Retailers Association esti- which is 26 more hours than the average calcula- customers to smoke. owns'a restaurant and pub has received 13 mated about 525 jobs in the industry have ted over a 30-year period. The Lunch Box Dell is an anomaly because fines, all worth $4,500. been lost because of the smoking bans. "It's a lot of sunlight for winter," said Andy it is a sole proprietorship so there are no em- That means one business owner, who was Hynes hopes non-smokers start coming out Sehmiedel, flight services specialist at the Terrace ployees. wilfully rejecting the new bylaw, has been of the closest and back into the bars. "These airport, where climate data is recorded. "If they're not registered with the board and fined over $58,000 for both his restaurant and gays are really hurting and we don't see the Schmiedel said local residents haven't seen that there are no employees, then there are no pub. The pub has been inspected seven times; non-smokers coming out yet. In restaurants we many sunny days in row in a very long time. In workers. If they have no coverage under the the restaurant.has been inspected six times. do, but not the pubs." fact, there were only 75 days in 1999 here thaL act, then they don't fall within our regula- The new regulations came into place Jan. 1, One hot spot that hasn,t been affected by were without precipitation. tions," said Hynes. 2000 in all workplaces in BC to protect work- the non-smoking bylaws is the the bingo hall. Locals had to make do with only 1,153 ho'e~ I!~ Norm Zlolikovits, owner of the Skeena ers from the hazards of second hand smoke. John Becher, owner of Lucky Dollar BingO, sunlight in 1999, compared with an annual average Hotel, who defiantly rejected the new regula- Drinking establishments in Terrace have said his sales have been affected slightly this 1,404 hours. That's almost 300 hours less sun than tions up until early last week, finally gave in suffered the most from the regulations, month by the cold weather, not the smoke-free normal, Schmiedel said. receiving whopping fines. . Doug Barrett, general manager of the Coast atmosphere. "It's not hurting us," he said. Although last July was sunny, August was pitted afte"rl have to comply," Zlolikovits said, admit! Inn of the West, which owns dance-barHankyl He Said plenty of non-smokers are now fe- with rain and cloudy weather, ting the fines were adding up,.... "It should make Panky's,dL saidbar business is horrendous, i gularly attendlngbing0. "Even the :heavy sine- The airport recorded 148.1 hours of sunlight in am!.!.he ether'businesses in town Very happy... Our regular sales for January have dropped kers are saying, ,Gee I icanbreathe when I go August compared with an average of 201.2 hours. am me oar owners can quit wninmg noW, ' ~ 50 ~r cent,', he said,I'm out a lnt nt" ~nn,~u h~,~a'~,t .l~h, -,n..k...:~.:..0 : That's 54.1 hours less sunshine than average.

j,. A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000 City, union ICBC named in lawsuit ICBC HAS been named in a lawsuit arising funeral benefits, a sum that is part of ICBC's lawyer, said he plans on establishing the Lees avert strike from the June 12, 1999 accident in Thornhill standard schedule of benefits. deserve more than what the case law indicates that killed 17-year-old Laura Allison Lee and It has also compensated the Lees for their because he can establish Laura was an excep- Pay rises 3% over two years her boyfriend Renaud Fontaine. car which was damaged in the incident and tional daughter. CALL it the strike that never was. Terrace ICBC official Frank Fekete, said has paid the cost of a rental car last summer. She would have done more for her parents Before city workers were even able to impose the crown corporation has been served with Fekete said the suit actually hinges on the than the typical child, said Hanson. an overtime ban last week - the first planned step papers on a negligent death suit. amount of money the Lees qualify for under "Laura was a real personality people in towards an actual strike - a deal had been reached. The papers were originally served to Aaron the Family Compensation Act, a provincial Terrace can relate to," he said. Hanson also Canadian Union of Public Employees local Douglas, the alleged driver of the stolen vehi- act which allows families to sue for damages wants a trial by jury. 2012 ratified the deal Thursday giving members 1.5 cle which struck the car containing Lee and on behalf of a deceased spouse, parent or ICBC lawyers in Vancouver are expected to per cent wage increases in each of two years. Fontaine, while he waits in jail on a number of child. file a statement of defence this week. "We believe we got a fair deal," CUPE rep. criminal charges arising from the incident. Under that act, the Lees can sue for addi- If the case isn't settled out of court for a Tammy Sim0nds said. "We're also happy we When Douglas failed to respond to the neg- tional funeral benefits above the standard in- confidential dollar value, the trial is expected didn't have to resort to a full-fledged strike. That ligent death suit last November, ICBC became surance payout. to be held here this year. would havebeen difficult for both parties." liable as the vehicle stolen, and therefore un- The Lees would also need to prove Laura's Aaron Douglas is in custody in Prince The city initially offered a three,year contract insured. financial worth, in terms of economic support George, facing nine charges including criminal with one per cent increases in each year. Depending on the results of the case, Fe- and household assistance to her parents as negligence causing death and impaired driving The two sides had been close to a deal along kete said the corporation would pay Laura's they aged. causing death. those lines when the union asked for an extra con- parents, Nancy and Gordon Lee, then try to re- Fekete said the case law from previous He is also charged with possession of stolen cession letting workers schedule extra days off. coup their loss by making Douglas pay the court judgments for a person of Laura's age in- property and breach of probation for a charge The city balked at that, leading the union to next time he tries to insure a vehicle in his volves compensation ranging from $12,000 to incurred while he was a young offender. conduct ~ strike vote Jan. 21. Renewed talks Jan. name. $20,000. His next court date here is a Feb. 10 hear- 25 resulted in the new agreement without the con- ICBC has already paid the Lees $2,500 in But Jim Haason, the Lee's Surrey-based ing to fix a Supreme Court trial date. tentious clause but with a larger wage increase. Both sides had been working out which services would be deemedessentialservices in a full strike. "We had to reassess whether a strike would be a good idea or bad idea," city chief administrative officer Ron Poole said of the city's decision to sweeten the offer. The new deal adds more workers that previously weren't part of the union - including animal shelter staff and the aquatic centre's casual lifeguards. It should boost the pay of labourers - the lowest paid city workers aside from lifeguards and some recreation positions - to around $20.30 an hour. TERRACE & AREA HEALTH COUNCIL Survey says!l The results are in! Terraceview Lodge has received the responses to the survey it sent out about the upcoming changes to the food-service system. In April, Terraceview Lodge will be moving to a cook-chill method. Food will be prepared in advance at Mills Memorial Hospital (as the kitchen is much larger there), chilled to 4°C (a safe holding temperature), transported to Terraceview and gently reheated. It is then put on plates and served directly to the residents, as it is now, allowing staff members to control portion size and be aware of the resi- Chicken dents' food preferences. Of the 74 surveys sent out (to family members Legs of Terraceview residents), 13, or 17.6%, were Back Attached. Frozen. returned. Given the furor about the changes at a • Sold in a 5 kg box for only familw;information.meetlngin:October, this is a ~:.-.:$.8.,_s,O.p.er box,-.:. :- I lower restohse~than~ex~ected: ...... :'One of the'b ggest, ssues at the November !. c ~SAVEatleast $4.60 W box I /lb. ' '; meeting was concern over how the food was 1.70/k9 going to taste I People wanted a chance to taste the food before it was decided toserve it to the residents. Of the surveys returned, only two people indicated that they wouicl like to participate in taste tests. The survey asked what menu items and features of the existing system people would like ] Asparagus changed. It also asked respondents to rate the "..% current system at Terraceview on a scale of one Imported.. to five, with five being the most satisfactory. No. 1 Gradel This a~pect of the survey included questions such as meal times, portion size, taste, and temperature. The majority of the survey responses were fours and fives, a great boost to the staff. SAVEat least$2.00/Ib. The survey asked what items people would like to see removed from the menu. The food most I often stated was 'fast food,' such as chicken strips or hot dogs. These items are on the menu infre- quently, and are very popular with the residents. The majority of people in Terrace eat fast food every so often; when the occasional chicken strip is eaten with a balanced diet, it is not detrimental ...... :';::;:i:~'. '<': , W to one's eating plan.• Safe ay Personal taste must be accounted for in any , ~.~.~:o~'z..,~ ,~ --- ~.,..~, , l:arge Eggs menu planning, Terraceview staff tries to strike a •. ~"~=1"~ ...... Dozen, balance to please everyone, and this can be a dif- • ~-~ " ...... "...... ~ FIRSTONE. ficult task. Some respondents commented that the vegetables were too soft, while some indicated that they were too hard, Fish was an item that was suggested be on the =.~-~.- ,:.'....:. ""...... SAVE at least 91¢ ,~, menu more often. This has been attempted, but most residents won,t eat fish unless it's breaded (i.e., fish sticks). The most cgnsistent comment was that the temperature of the food was not appropriate. Through the new system, temperature will be bet- i ter controlled: Due to the new equipment, the food can be kept at a consistent temperature until p . served. i , The staff and service at Terraceview consis- tently received high comments from respondents. These aspects of Terraceview will not change. ., ::,A The serving process remains the same; only the ID'~z_- ,~,_ ". .~J -"~ preparation will be different: Some foods Wiil continue to be cooked at Terraceview, such as the baking for both ~~ ~.. ~:-~ SAVE at least $2.00 " - ~=.=~';._T,~--" ~" Terraceview and Mills Memorial I I I I II I I I III1[ I II I IIII Some respondents sent in reciPes for the staff to try; recipe trials will be taking place over the next two to three months as the system is being tested ...... It is importantt o note: that the proposed changes to the food-service system at Stonehedge Farms Terraceview Lodge Is not a switch to ,prepared meals flown in from Vancouver,' as some have Bread thought. Mos t food preparation will be done in 'i !~f~ll i~,~~_~! :Assorted varieties. Terrace, wit h the exception of some items like :~"6~, "~,t~. : ! Including Raisin. waffles -things that the rest of us often eat out of I~~'~ '.~~!~ ~ : 450 to 570 g a package as well, ,~ ~ :~ ...... : . Watch:for further information on the notice ~~i~ :~:~L ::)!~ ,~,,~,!:~, :',: ~ ! $3.00 on five board at Terraceview Lodge; the results from residents' survey will be available shortly. Fish has tourism potential The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February2, 2000- A3 Oolichan eyed for festival News In Brief THE TINY oolichan fish And aboriginal culture Food service starts that 'head up northwest ri- is already a massive draw ALL THAT work to modernize the lobby/waiting vers to spawn in late win- in the tourism business. area at Mills Memorial Hospital takes on a new look ter~c0uld be the grease "There's wildlife, the this week with the opening up of a small food there. trail to a tourism bonanza. cultural side of it, the his- Renee's Cafe, being operated by Renee Syvret, has Regional tourism indu- tory of the grease trail," seating and take out facilities for three meals a day, stry planners want to in, Veldman said. "There are six days a week. vent what they're calling some really big things you It's in the section of the lobby area which once an "o01ichan festival" that can really play off." housed the hospital auxiliary gift shop. That, in turn, would attempt to make a Tourists could sample has been moved to the other end of the lobby area, tourist attraction of the an- the oolichan or the grease closer to the front doors. nual run in March of each - flavours that to non-na- Tom Novak of the Terrace Area Health Council, year. tive tongues might gener-: which runs Mills, describes the renovations and the The idea has tremen- ously be described as ac-" food service as a psychological boost for the facility, dous potential, says Ken quired tastes. its employees, patients and visitors. Veld~nan, executive direc- The ultimate goal, tor of the Terrace Econo- Veldman says, would be a Crowns upset mic Development Author, ' 10-day festival that takes THE PEOPLE who prosecute the people charged ity. ~ in a collection of loosely with crimes say they aren't paid enough and are "There are lots of tie- related events in Prince ready to go on strike. ins --' birdwatching, wild- I! More than 300 provincial crown counsels favoured Rupert, Terrace, the Nass life viewing, and of course Valley and Kitimat. a two-day work stoppage Feb. 15 and 16 and further • the aboriginal culture tie- If the concept w.as de- strikes within 30 days of that if nothing happens. in," he said. veloped and tourists star- Th'ere are 34 crown counsels in the north and Oolichan season is ted to arrive, he said, en- northwestern area, 30 of whom said yes to the stop- when natives around the trepreneurs from boat oper- pages. The crown counsels have been without a deal northwest harvest the ators to aboriginal tour since March 1998. They're also hampered fn that smelt-like fish, sometimes guides could plug into the there is no legislation allowing them to bargain in the called; candlefish for an oil new market. same fashion as a union. content So high that you The first step is what's Provincial crown counsels handle all crimes except can light a dried one and called a familiarization for drugs which are a federal matter. use it'as a candle. tour. That's tentatively Oolichan can be scheduled for late March Sent to jail smoked, pickled or cooked this year with tourism in- A LOCAL man has been sentenced to 30 days in jail in various ways, but dustry reps in hopes it and probation for two years for stealing crab traps they're most known for would generate interest for and bait jars from four different fishing vessels. being rendered down into a full festival startup in MilD Novak, 25, was given the sentence in Prince oolichan grease. March 2001. Rupert court Jan. 25 by Judge Steven Point. Grease was the primary "It's got potential to Crown counsel Bill Thorne said the thefts were ser- commodity of pre-contact kick off the tourism season ious while Judge Point said they were a "menace" to the livelihood of fishermen. aboriginal trade routes - sooner than it traditionally which were called grease does in May," Veldman RCMP disarm two trails - and jars of it still said. LOCAL RCMP officers were kept 'busy Thursday, change hands at feasts The biggest problem is Jan. 27 with two incidents involving guns. today. that the peak of the ooli- Police were called to a shots fired complaint in the To non-natives, the chan run is notoriously KITSUMKALUM band elder Orlando Bolton holds a jar of oolichan grease, the 3500 block of Hanson near Straume just before 4 main evidence that the oo- hard to predict, and can longest running trade commodity of the north coast. It's hoped aboriginal cul- p.m. Officers arrived at the scene and talked Wallace lichap run has begun is happen anytime from late ture surrounding the small oily fish and bird-watching would attract tourists to Johnson, 47, out of an apartment building. Although wheri th(skies over the February to well into April. the north coast in March if plans for an oolichan festival take off. several people were in an apartment at the time of the lower Skeena between The answer, says Veld- incident, no one was injured. Terrace and Prince Rupert man, could be to build up in Terrace and Prince Ru- "I'm told that the ones Canadian museums. Officers confiscated a rifle and say alcohol was a go white with seagulls and the mystery of the timing pert, it would also be'more in the Skeena are primari- There's a new exhibit at factor in the incident.-Johnson was later charged with eagles.iSeals and sea lions of the run as part of the convenient if the Skeena ly ones that are lost, that the Canadian Museum of careless use of a firearm and released until his first can also be spotted from festival. run was the strongest. they're the dumber ones," Civilization in Ottawa court appearance here March 10. the highway feasting on "This is very much a In fact,, it's the Nass says Veldman. • showcasing theoolichan, An hour later, officers were •called to Mills Avenue the run. natural occurrence," he and Kemano oolichan runs Basing a tourism plan and the UBC Museum of in Terrace's southside where an armed man was "Birdwatehing is one of said. "You can make it that are by far the largest. on the oolichan may not Anthropology mounted a threatening to injure himself. Constable Gary Swan- the fastest growing sectors part of the marketing spin That's also where most oo- be that outlandish based major touring exhibit a son said the man walked out of his home about an of the tourism industry that you don't know when lichan are harvested by on interest in the subject couple of years ago on the hour !ater and was taken to Mills Memorial Hospital right now," Veldman it's going to happen." Nisga'a and Haisla fisher- shown in the past by major oily fish of the north coast. and treated for depression. No charges are pending. notes. For events concentrated men.

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f Headhunters C~ ,..,,. WITH A budget in excess of $50 million, with hundreds of employees and responsible for the - ,-".,Z, ' ' ' education of thousands of students, Coast Moun- tains School District is a dominating force in the northwest. It's also in trouble and facing numerous finan- , / Kp x 0 t v4, .. - ..'-', cial, personnel and organizational challenges jud-

ging by a comprehensive $14,000 study prepared - ' -- i by a Vancouver consulting firm. -. " The study is a fascinating document worthy of a thorough read by the school district's employees and by the parents who send their children to its schools. Meant as a guide for those now being hired to fill the district's key senior executive spots, the report's 18 pages, exhibits and appendices also Poetry surfaces i-- N DP contest VICTORIA - Just about the the only candidate who could types are still a little baffled by point out just what an excruciating difficult job only prominent NDP politician win the next election. He did his one-liners, like the one he awaits these new senior people. who hasn't endorsed any of the and destroyed the party in the used at a candidates' forum. four candidates for the NDP following five years. "We know and you know that Chief among the challenges is the district's fi- leadership is To.rainy Douglas. Clark was chosen as leader democracy is coming.to the nancial position. It has run three years of deficits OK, he's been dead for 14 because he, too, was believed NDP." years, but such considerations to be the only one who could Leonard Cohen, folks, and has cut costs to a point, the report says, its haven't stopped Dave Barrett lead the NDP to another vic- "Democracy is coming to the .J basic functions are impaired. who has been dead, politically tory. He did and although the USA," one of the great Cana- The key problem with finances is that school speaking, for 11 years longer, party will survive, it's in ter- dian poet's famous poems. from supporting Gordon Wil- rible shape. Here are a few lines which districts rely on students for their money. The son who joins, forms and The question is: will the may explain Evan's use of that more students, the more money a district gets leaves political parties be- NDP make the same mistake poem: tween breakfast and lunch. again? A few weeks ago, I "It's coming from the sorrow :ROM THE CAPITAL from the provincial government. But with declin- I do admit to a slight bias would have said yes, but I'm of the street, the holy places ing enrolments either through a drop in births or against Wilson as a politician. HUBERT BEYER not so sure anymore. where the races meet; :7. I don't like opportunists, and First off, there are certain from the homicidal bitchin' by people moving out, the district's income will he's the granddaddy of oppor- and premier, ran the party and dynamics at play that could that goes down in every kitchen drop and the situation isn't likely to change in the tunists. the province like dictator, result in the election of Evans. to determine who will serve and Personally, I find Wilson eventually causing the wheels It happened when Bill King who will eat. foreseeable future. very likable. I've even done to fall of the party's and the and David Vickers were the From the wells of disappoint-: A solution? Go out and raise more money, him a big favour in the past, province's wagon. front runners to replace Barrett ment where the women kneel to but that's not for this column But as we saw in the case as leader. They savaged one pray says the report. "Even a modest target of one per to be told. of another premier, Bill Van- another, allowing Bob Skelly For the grace of God in the cent of the ministry revenues, or $500,000, an= As for the other three can- der Zalm, the decision to get to come up through the middle desert here and the desert far_ ", hdaies, CorKy., Ewans, .Ujjal' ritFB~~ 16hdei-i~:/iof'Sne, t<~n ~v~':~iRi'gfitb':the' b~ass~ing: ".:':~:':>,,> ~,away,,.,... " nually woulo enncn tne dzstrlct s educatior~al~leu' '- .~osanjn ano Len wercte,n, • , " "lfl gtibI]l [;! ~'~Y'-IL! riq.qt ~d~,~...!,~;i '..q~lli .y/'3;rl lightly. The same,could) fiap[~h, thi~ w .~ nDem~cracyqs doming livery." ...... ,:, . lon't consloer mem to oe op-, ~;~n~ dX,hen hf;'hi/t'it'S'iun: :iime,::~ith one big difference. USA~Y,, ..: ..... -: 'p0rtu'nistic, unless you believe avoidable, it's also usually too Skelly was inept, Evans isn't. And there's the refrain Now that's an easy thing to say. Yet place that that wanting to be party leader late for the party to survive the Considered for the longest "Sail on, sail on :~:L against the innumerable bake sales, bottle drives, at all is a manifestation of op- fallout. time an also-ran by my collea- o mighty ship of state! , -:,- door-to-door chocolate sales and the like already portunism which I don't. Supporters for Wilson and gues, Evans has suddenly be- To the shores o/need, All three have embraced Dosanjh claim that their re- come the object of intense past the reefs of greed, undertaken to support beleaguered band and the Underpinnings of their spective candidate is the only media attention. through squalls of hate, i sports programs and there isn't a lot of manoeu- party for years. And now that one to beat the Liberals in the "Evans a contender," was a sail on, sail on, sail on." 91 the leader's position is open, next election. That line of Globe and Mail. front-page Sure beats opportunism. -'il vering room. As it is, parents and teachers are they have put their names for- thinking is not only delusion- headline. "Corky is cooking," Beyer can be reached at: ~! 'v near burnout in terms of time invested for the fi- ward. ary, but dangerous. a colleague said to me the E m a i l :~ nancial return from these methods. One can argue that they Vander Zalm got to be lea- other day. I didn't rub it in that [email protected] Tel &;~ should have spoken up when der because Social Credit I had said so all along. No sir. Fax: (250) 381.6900 Web:: Another solution? Since each student is worth Glen Clark, the former leader Party supporters saw in him Mind you, some media http://www.hubertbeyer.com ~ . ,! approximately $4,000 in provincial revenue, the report suggests pursuing school drop outs. This is brutal as it gives the impression of treating students as a marketable commodity in order to fill out the school district's budget, but this The old days are no more new-/angled approach to old-fashioned truant of- FIFTY YEARS ago when I the single bed in the spare He had mn out of smiles before ricers appears to be the reality of education in this asked for piano lessons, my room off the kitchen, then the age of three. parents' main concern was wait, sitting on the wood box He sat to one side behind a province in the year 2000. would I stick to it? Today a next to the white McClary card table heaped with instruc- The one comfort may be that for each drop out parent's main concern is can I range. tion books, close enough to trust the instructor alone with Always Paulhus's kitchen concentrate my attention on a brought back, there'll be one more person in B.C. my child? smelled of cooking fish, which minor difficulty by rapping his given access to the basics of an education. Until my first recital after Mrs. Paulhus would prepare for metal mechanical pencil on eight months of lessons, my her husband and the spinster the music sheet. I feared the This is, after all, the job of a school district in parents hadn't met my teach~. school principal who boarded pounding of his pencil on the the first place. The question is, however, can the They knew only that he ha~ with them, before leaving to page. But it never occurred to successfully taught piano ink work her midday shift at the me to guard against him touch- school district deliver the product once a drop out our's and surrounding towns for \ store. ing me inappropriately while is reclaimed? ten years. I'd wait flinching at every we were alone. My piano teacher was a HROUGH BI FOC A>L.( wrong note struck by the hap- Now that our granddaughters classical musician who farmed CLAUDETIE SANDECKI less student in the living room are toying with the notion of twenty miles north. He arrived beyond. lessons, my thoughts run to train town every Friday morning Long before my turn to ditional questions: What do on the city-bound CNR pas- and White store. Their home clump across the polished lessons cost? Will the teacher PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link senger-freight train early en- stood aloof on the west edge hardwood floor to the gleaming be fun to study with, or will his ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach ough to begin lessons at 10 of town separated from their piano bench, my fingers would style lead to numb, icy fingers. PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur a.m. store by the town's only lum- he stiff and icy from apprehen- Will there be a half hour space NEWS Jeff Nagel * NEWS/SPORTS: Christiana Wiens The same train took him beryard, and opposite the rail- sion. in the teachers's timetable and 1998 WINNER NEWS/COMMUNI'rY: Alex Hamilton road, a row of elevators, and a In my memory, the teacher CCNA BETrER home again that evening. He will it coincide with our cars NEWSPAPERS FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping quit teaching when CNR can- mink farm. could have been Bill Vander and drivers. COMPETITION CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy celled its same-day return We kids disappeared one at Zalm's twin for stature. He was I should ask, Can the parent ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: schedule. at time from school to walk to also Dutch with an unpronoun- be present in the room during Sam Bedford, Mark Beaupre & Stacy Swetlikoff My lessons took place in Our half hour lesson clear ceable name. He wore coarse the lesson? And has the tea- fibred salt and pepper suits TELEMARKETER: Staey Swetlikoff Paulhus's living room. Mr. and across town. After letting my- cher passed an RCMP criminal Mrs. Paulhus owned the Red self in, I'd doff my jacket on that looked as if they itched. record check? DARKROOM/COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur AD ASSISTANT: Donna Sullivan, Kulwant Kandola

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Talk about flipping. ,~ R said, when all of the financial impacts • ~~ - proto- are considered, the province can expect about outside the box of racial bias, I ~I type for a place You also have to wonder why Bloomer and the a three-to-one return for every dollar spent, am convinced we will all reap the where aboriginal Liberals are so afraid of Gordon Wilson that it KPMG estimates the net financial benefit to benefit of scores of dynamic, Joe Gosnell and non-aborigi- would bother them who I support. They need to twist the truth just to prevent Gordon Wilson from British Columbia would be between $3.9 bil- new economic initiatives, nal people work lion arid $5.3 billion over 40 years, and live togeth- becoming leader of the NDP? If Wilson is that vul- nerable, why waste Liberal ammunition? ': :,:.! Specifically, the Treaty will provide the er. Visitors to Prince Rupert can see this for Bloomer may also want to check out Gordon - Nisga'a access to the economic and employ- census. And throughout the Pacific northwest, themselves. The streets teem with the faces of Campbell's involvement in the Georgian Court ment mainstream. Over time, as income dis- aboriginal people comprise about one-quarter parity, diminishes, savings in social expert- of the 70,000 total population, a dozen tribal groups; young aboriginal women Hotel before throwing stones at Wilson. ditures, and less reliance on government sup- Just what do these statistics signify? That wheel baby strollers past people whose antes- Finally and in response to the editorial, I have port, will bring additional economic benefits, we are your neighbours and we're here to stay, tors came from Scotland, Norway and China. never discussed my choice of leadership candidate ~; Over time, the Pacific Northwest will also yes. But also that the Nisga'a and other First Something very special has been created here with Glen Clark - not before or after I declared. I ~ see a significant employment increase as a di- Nations are potential business partners, in Prince Rupert and the whole of the North- can make my own decisions based on my dealings ~ rectresult of the Nisga'a treaty and others now In essence, the Nisga'a trefity is about es- west. with the individual in forums that are not open to : being negotiated. There wilt be increased in- tablishing a solid, certain framework for future But I have to be blunt here. Until now, this the public. But then accepting that doesn't make for a good story, does it? i', Vestment and employment here because ofltb¢- .relations b~t~een nafiye 9n~l~,0,qn-nativ~ Calla-, storehouse of human potential has been lost on - • Helmat Giesbrecht, MLA, Skeena ¢: ~,~¢c~o~aomlc, ,~ ,, certamty.t, . .. ' ...... he ,treaty wfll~lbx:angqto~ i~, .,dmns,,.., ,~ t~ rrr• .,'[|..~.., , ,,;t }.t'~m ~ "JV'd,~ -~:'-"..Ioustness .','7~ .,)t;.)':;.-..3eaoeq;:,wlio ~ apgea~,tg.• t= , ~ land and primary resourcesL~'i .'r,¢~:,(.,~'~[,,,i;* ,I believe,that in,the context,of such a~fra: have htiie interest m. the energy and ~deas of the Farst Natmns entrepreneurs who lave !i~ ; :~ In the years to come, Nisga'a Government mework, we can establisfi a social, pohiical ..... "': ''";" ' : " Put out, or get out : i$ will also invest settlement money in the Nass and economic certainty that will encourage in- among them. Dear Sir: ~:~ and throughout this region, which will result in" vestment in British Columbia and therefore be If people are willing to think outside the a much-needed economic shot-in-the-arm. of enormous help to business communities box of racial bias, I am convinced we will all Reading the ongoing coverage of health care While other experts confirm these findings, here and across .the province. reap the benefit of scores of dynamic, new concerns m the Jan. 26 edition of The Terrace our own economic forecasts estimate that Now, I'm going to shift gears and tell you economic initiatives - made right here in the Standard I was shocked to read Helmut Gies- :about $13 million is pumped into the regional about one specific Nisga'a initiative already Pacific northwest. brecht's callous comments towards Ida Mohler and the Terrace Health Watch Group, "Put up or shut economy each y.ear by the Nisga'a and other making economic waves here in Prince Ru- And it is a very good bet that much of the up." tribal groups. pert: driving energy will come from First Nations Helmut, the on going concerns over health care This is significant. Here in Prince Rupert It's called Wilp Syoon, our world-class and a new generation of civic entrepreneurs. is not a personal attack. There clearly is a province-wide problem in the delivery of health care. Terrace is no exception. The health watch group came together as a group of concerned citizens. Not right winged, not House arrest prisoner left winged and I can assure you, not wing dinged. . They are concerned about the heath of their community literally and figuratively. Concerned that when needed for themselves or their loved ones the health system may not be their for them at all ac- says jail might be easier ceptable level or at all. To ask for a list of people and specifics that are dying or have died as a re- By CHRISTIANA WIENS sult of delivery problems in the health care system A KITIMAT woman was so fed up with is ludicrous and insensitive. her electronic monitoring system last Page A12 of the same edition detailed the week that she was willing to serve the plight of 90-year-old Alice and her family's at- rest of her sentence beh ind bars. tempts to have appropriate health care delivered. 90 years of paying taxes, contributing to society Anita Plamondon wears an electronic and this is the final goodbye from the government? monitor because she was found guilty of an Read the health care saga of One Kitimat family in impaired driving charge on Dee. 2. the Jan. 19 edition of The Kitimat Sentinel. Do you : She was sentenced to serve her sentence seriously think the public and health watch groups via an electronic monitor unit in her house gather to make up lies and innuendoes about the and an ankle bracelet. problems in the delivery of health care? I normally " The base tracks her movements and signals hold the title of the politician most likely to shoot corrections staff if she leaves at an unsched- my face off without thinking or lacking sensitivity, uled time. but with little reluctance I relinquish my dubious The problem, asserts Plamondon, is that her title to you. monitor doesn't record times properly. Perhaps the response to your comment to Ms ! That glitch got her in trouble with correc- Mohler and her group to you would be, "Put Out Or tions staff who accused her of skipping out Get Out." early. David Hull, Terrace, B.C. "I'd take a lie detector test to prove I'm in- ~nocent," said Plamondon who says the accu- A nomination sations were so stressful she thought it would Dear Sir: be easier to serve her time in jail. What a heartwarming story, "Crown Fails To She admits there has been one time recent- ANITA PLAMONDON, serving a sentence under electronic monitoring for impaired driv- Prove Cocaine Charge Against Local Man,", The ly that she's forgotten she rescheduled an ap- ing, says she'd rather be in jail than deal with what she says is unreliable equipment. Terrace Standard, Jan. 26, 2000. We are blessed to pointment and left the house two hours early. have such a wonderful, virtuous citizen in :. "I forgot, it was an innocent mistake," she Terrace. A father who loved his son to death, and said. I admit that one was my fault." she could be sent to jail or face a longer sen- and given a verbal warning. who continues to speak so lovingly of that son. A ' But that doesn't account for the night Pla- tence after she loses her time off for good be- If that person continues to leave outside of man who does no wrong toward the community and mondon got a phone call from the Vancouver- haviour if she doesn't smarten up. their regularly scheduled times, they lose commits no wrong in the community. based headquarters alleging she had left her She says she's tried to explain the problem leave timi: and can eventually lose their time I would like to nominate Rene Fagan as our Fa- : house just.before 3 a.m.,for 15 minutes. to her corrections supervisor, but gets the feel- off for good behaviour, said Keen. ther of The Year and Citizen of The Year. All that ": Plamondon says that s impossible. He said a person would have to leave very in one package, Wow, A man we can look up to? " /, : "What was I doing outside for 15 minutes at early to trigger a phone call because the com- P, St. Thomas, Terrace, B.C. ; 3 a.m. in the morning - taking the garbage "They didn't believe I was tell- puter-controlled system has a buffer that al- out?," said Plamondon, adding she slept right ing the truth." lows for time discrepancies. through correction's staff phone call to check Keen wouldn't talk specifically about Pla- her whereabouts. THE TERRACE STANDARD weicom~[[[ mondon's case but said no disciplinary action ters to the editor. Our deadline is noo~eV~Ir~ As a result of the apparent breaches Pla- ing he thinks she's trying to con them. would ever result from a disputed time. mondon, who says she only leaves the house "They didn't believe I was telling the days; noon Thursdays on a long weekend. You He suggested Plamondon move her phone can write us at 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, B.C. to exercise and attend alcohol counselling ses- truth," she said. closer to her bed. VgG '5R2. Our fax number is 250-638-8432 or sions, had time outs cancelled. Grog Keen, program manager for the 40 "On the rare occasion we have a problem "This is supposed to be rehabilitation," she electronic monitors in northern B.C., said tech- you can email us at [email protected]. No we have to find out why," he sai& attachment, please. said. "And I'm missing a 12-step program be- nical glitches can happen, but are not likely, Plamondon says no one has been out to cause of this bogus accusation." When a person leaves without notice, he Letters must be signed and must have a check her ankle bracelet or base but Keen phone number. She also received what she calls threaten- Said, the inmate is contacted as soon as possi- phoned her and returned her scheduled time ing phone calls from corrections staff, saying ble. They are asked to explain their absence outs to her. ~ • - A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000 TERRA'CE :STANDARD The time is now.•. ., the price is right! ~.

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And the largest private- bracing to shell out ly owned building at the Business pulls twice to three times as airport - Don Hull and WHAT'S YOUR much property tax as Sons' hangar, which paid they paid last year. $14,275 in taxes last year, heavy tax load FINANCIAL PLAN FOR The tenants at the air- 'faces more than $25,000 LOCAL BUSINESSES pay business pays an unfairly port - from car rental this year. considerably more than high amount, and another Assessment appeals are THE MILLENNIUM?~ booths to large hangars underway, Hamilton said,. .their share of city taxes, to attempt to correct it, he operated by flight firms- in an effort to push down while local homeowners noted. Financial Strategies: have it relatively easy. all became part of the city assessments at the airport Since Terrace doesn't That's the picture that have a lot of major indus- • Debts: Lower your payments and get last year when Terrace's and reduce the property out of debt faster boundaries expanded to Frank Hamilton tax hit. emerges from some try to support the tax base • number-crunching by city it must cover most of its • RRSP's: New investment options to take intheairport. It's a double hit be- Hamilton put the plight councillor David Hull. costs through some split The changemeansthey cause the businesses - of businesses there to diversify your portfolio which are all tenants leas- council last week and He says the tax dollars between residential and • Sector Funds: Tax-deferred compounding will now pay the same ing their space from the asked if the city Till'con- raised from local business- commercial, outside your RRSP city property tax rate es make up nearly 42 per Right now the rate busi- society - no longer get an sider some means of phas- • Education: Let the Federal Government add cent of the $7.5 million to- nesses pay is about three charged to downtown individual exemption from ing in the tax hikes. 20% to your education savings businesses, some 80 per tax on the first $10,000! That would most likelyl tal the city collects. That's anda half times what resi- • Life Insurance: Cut your costs without cutting .cent higher than the rate Worth of improvements.i consist of a grant-in-aid about double the 21 per dential homeowners pay. charged by the regional That's because there's now. council could give the so- cent of total assessment Making those rates benefits that the business class district, only one tax notice going; ciety, which in turn would equal, Hull says, would comprises. "It results in increases out to the society and one be able to reduce the tax slash the city tax bill for Seating is ,to the businesses out there exemption, rather than' payments it would Charge Homeowners, who like businesses in half but .that are very steep," said separate notices for each its tenants. businesses feel their taxes would jack homeowners are too high already, make 'Frank Hamilton, president business. Council will consider taxes by about 75 per cent. Limited!! ]of the Terrace-Kitimat Air- A car rental booth in the idea in upcoming up 75.6 per cent of the city - not a realistic option. assessment base, •but con- "port Society. the airport terminal that budget meetings. The regional district's Please RSVPthrough Pdmedm . . ,., ,. tribute only 43 per cent of business tax rate is limited Financial Services at: the total tax dollars. by law to no more than Hull says local business 2.45 times residential. 635-7800 or B.C. housing starts pick up owners often complain that If the city were to adopt MORE HOUSING starts than expected Now forecasters say there should be they think they pay an ex- that ratio, Hull said, the 1-800-295-7676 in the last part of 1999 made for a better 18,000 starts in 2000 and 20,000 starts in cessive amount of the lo- city business rate would go emall: arcadipfsOkermode.net picture for the year in B.C. than first.an- 2001. cal tax burden, and says down by about 12 per cent, ticipated, says the Canada Mortgage and An increase in commodity prices and a he wanted to work out the while the residential rate growthin high tech industries are expect- numbers for himself. would go up by about 25 Housing Corporation ..... ed to help get to those numbers. The tax burden was cit- per cent. Most forecasters were expecting starts Resort-based communities such as ed by some local business- Hull says he's not advo- to drop below •15,000 but the year ended Whistler, Pemberton, Tofino, Harrison es as a reason for opposing cating a major shift. at 16,309 single family and multiple fam- the proposed multiplex in "It's not a proposal or ily starts. Still, that's a decline of 18.2 per Hot Springs and Kimberly are expected to be popular places for primary and second- November, he added. anything," he said. "It's cent from 1998. ary residences. It's one thing to sa~, just food for thought."

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r _ Metal plant site sought The Terrace Standard, Wednesday~ Fel~ruary 2, 2000 - A7 A COMPANY planning to plant in terms of the and has the option to be- build a $600 million mag- scale," Bates said. come majority owner. nesium processing plant is It's not necessary for If all goes well, Bates eyeing a number of sites. the plant to be on tide said, the plant could be up Although Cassiar Mines water, but the firm wants a and running in 2003. and Metals officials told workforce and amenities The advantage of the an audience in Prince Ru- already present. project is that no actual pert last month the port "We'd like a town new mining is required. city is the plant's available," Bates said. The plant would use the 20 "preferred destination", "We don't want to have to million tonnes of ore and the company's president build a town." tailings still at the old now,says they're far from The project is still a Cassiar mine site, contain- choosing a site. long way from reality. ing an estimated eight bil- Magnesium ore would A feasibility study now lion pounds of recoverable be trucked down Hwy37 underway has to he com- magnesium. from the old Cassiar mine pleted, followed by de- Cassiar has also repro- tailings pile to.the plant. tailed engineering, finan- cessing the tailings at the 302 - 4622 Greig Avenue "1;here are a number of cing, permitting and con-: mine site into long-fibre areas we're looking at lo- struction. asbestos. Terrace, BC V8G 1M9 caring that plant," Ken The study is being fi- Bates said the fibre pro- Bates told The Standard. nanced by Aluminum of cessing plant was opened Group Magnesium demand is Korea Ltd., the main metal late last year and is now growing as automobile and supplier for Hyundai and producing fibre at a rate of Phone: (250) 635-0601 SOLUTIONS BUILT AROUND YOU TM aircraft manufacturers turn Kia car companies. 18,000 tonnes per year. to the lighweight metal as The firm put up $25 About 35 people are Fax: (250) 635-0522 a way of cutting weight million for the study in ex- working there right now, . Iinvestors Group Financial Services Inc. without losing strength or change for a 35 per cent he said, with that likely to Toll Free: 1-800-764-1 777 durability. It's usually used stake in the project. It also increase to about 70 when as an alloy with aluminum. gets the right of first refu- it reaches full production He said Terrace is sal on all magnesium sales of 50,000 tonnes per year. TMTrade-marks owned by Investors Group Inc. and licensed to its affiliated corporations. among the possible sites which run west to Prince Rupert, east to Smithers, south to Kitimat and north as far as Stewart. Prin'ce Rupert officials have been courting the project, he said, which would generate 600 permanent jobs and around To.-Ij:;, CH 2,500 during construction. The key condition is provision of 180 mega- ,:•;,7:: /• :~ watts of high-quality power, he said, because the plant would use an electrolytic process similar, to that of an aluminum plant to separate the magnesium metal. "It's a big facility - it's rather like an aluminum

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Terrace Economic Deve- 36 MONTH~ • Vortec 4800 V8 Engine - 270 HP • Automatic Transmission with 36 M0h'/H lopment Authority. THE BEST FUEL ECONOMY IN ITS CLASS* $378o Overdrive and Tow/Haul Mode • Air Conditioning witl~ interior Air S248' • 3.4 Utre 3400 V6 185HP Engine • 4 Speed Automatic Transmission "I don't want to create Rltratlon System * 4 Wheel Disc & 4 Wheel Anti.Lock Braking System or F o 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with Custom Clotl~ Trim ° Full • 4-Wheel ~.ntI-Lock Braking System • Air Conditioning • Power Door --_ the impression that the in- Locks/Mirrors • Dual Sliding Doors • Deed Tint Glass AM/FM Stereo ~pmdtm,,=nt ~tu~4 =~ ~=o ~ • Instrumentation Including: Tachometer, Engine Hourmeter & Driver =~ .~ ~ ~p.e m.~ dustry's situation is rosy, Message Centre • Chrome Wheels. Grille and Bumpers ° AM/FM ~~PJ~ • Tilt Wheel I ! but the comments we PIJ~CWtSE RNANCE Stereo with Cassette • Tilt Wheel • Locking Differential • Automatic ~ TO 36 heard were significantly 2,9% or Hea~,ghts ~f~,9%~-~c~ less negative than the previous couple of years," ,~t, ~ =.,e,. B Or said Ken Veldman who was at a mining trade ~p,A~ i -- - ~--'~:~ ..... ~:~. CASH PURCHA~ PRICE show in Vancouver two weeks ago. The Cordilleran Round- up is an annual event attended by mineral compa- IIIIIB I , ~II1~ ~ ~I~ ~ SLDOWN ~1PAYMENT 488'I MONTHLY PAYMENT nies and those interested I in the business. O ,45a " ... O I *388 Only $5.6 million was ." $1.300 ' $418 = . $2.500 I $315 spent on exploration in the $2t600 $378 _ $4.825 i $248 northwest, the lowest level ever recorded. It was far below recent boom years in the late 1980s and early ~MONN $=wntu~ ~ • Vortec 4300 V6 190HP Engine • 4 Speed • ~rtec 4300 V6 SFI 19DriP Engine ,, 4 Speed Automatic 1990s when more than $378" ...... Automatic Transmission Electronic Shift 4x4 • Air ~ MoNet ~t~m.M~ Transmission • 4-Wheel Anti-Lock Braking System • Air Condlnonlng $100 million would he ' I' Conditioning • Power Door Locks/Vlndowa/Mlrrors • 4.Wheel Anti. S268' • Power Windows • AM/FM Stereo with Cassette • Deluxe ~m~vN~=aM~,.~ Lock 8raking System • Remote Keyless Entry • Tilt Wheel & Cruise Chrome Grille • Deep Tinted Glass • 8 Passenger Seating spent. =4no.~=r~,=,~...~,,~.~ Control * Premium Ride Suspension * Roof Luggage Carrier ° Next or e~etWIN,700 d~w~ p=~at • Luggage Carrier • PASSLockll Theft-Deterrent System • Cloth Veldman said stabilized PUROIMSERNANCE Generation Driver and Front Passenger AIr Bags • LockingDifferentlal ~;~.¢~¢d,~¢t,.=,.~ Seating • Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags mineral prices, tax breaks and the easing up of gov- ...._1,9% o, 3,9%°-= ernment regulations com- cA=, m¢.~ ~ .. ,,.., or bined with cheaper mining ' properties should help. CA~"~U.C.*S~ Pn~ ~!~!t::i~l~~, One interesting project $ 068 . [~!" ~!~!!~: revival is Red Mountain, a gold claim near Stewart. It's been bought by Wheaten River, the small EASE OPTIONS company operating the DOWN PAYMENT[MONTHLY PAYMENT Golden Bear mine up north. S2.500 ~ $~14a $2.500 I $ 33_3~ $4865 I $378 $41700 ] $268 Leorn the Geqlle Compljmenl~ry FOR A LIMITED TIME. ONLY AT YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC'BUICK,GMC DEALER • Heeling Art ot the Usui System of Reiki Level 1 Feb. 5 & 6, 10-4 pm McEwan GM in Terrace 635-4941o., $150.00 We'd Ilk,, )~u Io knowmore:. Come vLsIt us at yourlocal dealer,on our wet)siteat en~w,omelmada.com~ caTI1-800-GM-ORIVE 'Offer based on Siva Reg,Cab R7B/SIonaEd, CabR76/Monlana R7Z/JJmrny 4-Door RTlJSafari RTX, Level 2 13MC • ,,v ~ , r..,,=,,~ ..... , ~Yl~ymem~$zls.57JS220.90~225,33f~4e manlhs` Coslofborrowlngls$392,96/$603.20/$815.84,Tofalobllga. Feb. 19 & 20, 10-4 pm lion is $I 0,392,964t0,603,20/$10,815,84, Mon~ly ~ymenl and cost of bonowin9wifl vat/dependingon amount10onowed and down peymant/lrsde, SmedLease mon~ly payment and tie GMACPurchase Finance a e a'e not eva • , $350.OO ,. xpr pore ge Jcn ~ 5,96%/5.29%/451%/4 51%/6 44% 4,Publi.shedby ~turalRenourcasCanndaFuefConsump Personal trea~enls available, Guide,2000, ILk:once,insurance, admfn~sb'atlon fees, e~d laxes not Included,Dealers ere Imato set kxllvkJ~alprices, 'trOffersapply as kxl~ledto 2000new er ~ models,and to qualifiedfelall eusfe~h:° kl the 6CPontbc Marylin Davies,Reikl Master BuickGMC ReOlunal Markelk~ A,L~O¢laRen area only, LhnRe~llime offers which may not be combinedwith Ob~er offers, Dealerorder ot trademay be nnceasay.See your d~er fix nondltbmand de~la. 635-6468 AS- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000 Flying people for treatment m m

too expensive II III REGIONAL DISTRICT 1 directors want statistics to back their belief that money now spent flying people down south could be saved and that improvements to northwest health care would be made at the same time. Heart They believe the money r spent' flying patients out of the community for treat- of ment could be better spent I on improving services here. Our City "We want to take statistics and show the health ministry how much money is being wasted flying people out of the north," Joanne Monaghan said regional district chair t Joanne Monaghan. pay, said its finance com- "The money could be mittee members, il/ spent on equipment, train- They thought the money ,# ing and personnel that might be better spent on a "-~I could stay here." regional study that could ¢ The district estimates collect information from 'a about a million dollars a across the northwest, in- z year could be saved, based cluding Smithers and on a six-month preliminary Prince Rupert. study already completed "We Want to get the tdK3" Ev's Mens Wear by the district. hospital board's interest 4605 LakelseAvenue 635-5420 "It's such a waste of but we don't want an Tuxedo Rentals "Celebrating 40 years serving you" time and money, said amalgamated study," said Monaghan of the practice Monaghan, adding the sta- $69W & up iHagg ar of flying people out. tistics for each centre "We deserve more than should be kept separate. Bridal, Grad Dresses nkleres,stant that." S4499 That way, results here, and Accessories cotton slacks Monaghan said health where the district directors reg $70.00 minister Penny'Priddy has believe the problem'is at 4609 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace already commented that its worst, won't be watered Ph: 635-4211 ONE DAY ONLY Tues., Feb. 8, 2000 the study could be a useful down by less populated tool for the provincial gov- centres, she said. ernment, as long as patient Regional district direc- • Commercial, Residential, and hospital 'circumstances tors want the Northwest Automotive Locksmithing CENTRAL FLOWERS were carefully itemized. Regional Hospital District Since 1973 To get a report that de- to pay for the study. • Authorized ASSA & tailed, the district admin- It gets its money from MIWA Dealers ~~ Pre-book your Valentine's Day Flowers istrators estimate would property taxes and uses it Terry & Pat Heinricks •"~ { "& see our selection of Balloons, cost $15,000 to $20,000. • Safes 7 Sales & Service to help pay for medical Journeyman Locksmiths _..~/~~ Chocolates, Candles & Plush Toys. That's a lot of money equipment and buildings. for the regional district to 4624A Greig Avenue • EmergencyOpenings ,~T \~ Romance your Valentine with help Terrace, BC V8G 1M9 | from Central Flowers. Toll Free 1-888-560-5549 Fax (250) 635-1918 ~.~'~'~ ) For Every Bloomin" Thing Phone: (250) 635-5549 E-Mail: [email protected] ,~' 4619 Lakelse Ave,, Terrace, B.C. t~ ~ 638-1900 :~ 1-888-325-6667:~ at the Bavarian, Inn. Quail.Duck Breast. 1~ SeafOod.Lamb.Veal.Steaks i~ & more I~

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Friday & ALL -:- GENERAL PAINTS Saturday ~ruary 5 & 6 r ,, '...:5 ...~."~,~: ~.~.;,p'h~: ~, ~!',',~ .d~.i:i;%':;,::~::¢~:', ON SALE Wild Bill's Gold I~ I GIFT CERTIFICATESAVAILABLE Gweaway every I~ Catherine Itart, Masseuse at AngelJca's Hair Salon~ TERRACE INTERIORS 4610 Lazelle Locatedinthe CoastInn of the West 635-6600 The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000- A9 ~,.._ .... on s plnght serves to warn people about mould here By ALEX HAMILTON walls with bleach and implications." IT DIDN'T take Rata Rins- water, the airborne spores Some moulds produce ma long to suspect what would return. • toxins that can cause skin was making her five-year. Rinsma suspects a leak rashes, nosebleeds and .,,,,,vv,,,, ,,,, +,,,., oalentine? old son very ill. in the roof was causing upper respiratory problems. The thick, black, shiny moisture build-up in the Quibell said one parti- Stuck tor ideas? 1 mould growing, on her walls, causing them to rot. cularly toxic mould called household walls, carpet, "You could almost push staehybotrys, a slow grow- Come and see our selection and Ceiling was like a your thumb right through ing fungus, is known to beacon. ' the wall when you were cause cold and flu symp- +I':.q~~ .++'~+~++~, V Floral Bouquets +I'; "Sometimes it was scrubbing it," she added. toms, including head- really hairy," Rinsma said. Almost immediately aches, sore throats, fatigue Balloon Bouquets "It was everywhere, espe- after moving out of the and diarrhea. @ eiall~ around my son's home, Rinsma noticed her A high school class- Long-stemmed Roses bed." " son stopped wheezing, and room in Saskatoon was When her son Nathan his energy level improved. closed this month due to Valentine's Cards started getting flu-like "He got colour back in stachybotrys after a tea- Valentine's Candles @ symptoms and became his face," she said. cher became very ill. seriously ill, she took him And for the first time in Quibell said the key to Valentine's Day Cakes tO see a doctor, months, Rinsma also stop- fighting mould is attacking Doug Quibell After taking a blood ped getting headaches. it with bleach and water. Although officers have Gift Bags 1 test, her doctor determined "I strongly believe it But cleaning walls and never condemned a house '~ Gift Certificates @ Nathan's white blood cells was the mould that made ceilings is only half the for being too mouldy in weren't replenishing them- him sick," Rinsma said. solution. Terrace, it has happened Pick Up The Fixings For a Romanticq~ selves rapidly enough, but "It has to be." "You have to think of he couldn't explain why in elsewhere in B.C. - fa- Meal With Your Sweetheart +I + Moving out of her rental why the mould is there," milies have had to move they boy's immune system suit was a smart move, he said. wasn't up to snuff. out because they were ill. says environmental health That means fixing leaky In Terrace, Quibell said When Rinsma suspec- officer Doug Quibell. roofs and seepy window environmental health offi- SAFEWAY ted Nathan's health was Quibell said mould is a panes, increasing air cir- cers frequently require being affected by the FOOD & DRUG ,~+ serious problem in Ter~ culation, and decreasing landlords to fix leaky mould, her doctor couldn't TERRACE BC rai:e, responsible for var- air moisture. roofs, replace rotten walls confirm her suspicions. ious health problems. VISITOUR WEB SITE i+1I~~'- I Quibell said Terrace or improve poor ventilation ~ WWW.SAFEWAY.COM~ 1 Regardless, she moved "All of us need to pay a environmental health offi- to get ride of mould pro- out of the apartment this lot more attention to cers respond every month blems. month because no matter mould," he said. "We're to complaints from renters "Most landlords readily how hard she scoured her just discovering the health • about mould problems. •comply," he added.

• f+ Surgery, reviewed N'ORTHWES TERN HEALTH officials are waiting for a report which will guide the delivery of orthopedic surgery in the region. It's being written by a lower mainland orthopedic surgeon who recently vi- sited Kit,mat and Terrace. C tl RY S L F+ R Dr. David Harder is "~.--~-~*"~ Chrysler. Celebrating 75 years of engineering great cars. looking at what's available Engineered to bc glclt cart, now and what should be in place, says health ministry official Jeff Gaulin. i~:A key portion:+of Hi~'fd: ePs r6port takes in a con- ...... " " .~-~'m++~'. • - - - ' Ik'++. I" I I i, le i~.ss2394 dew' '.pc, ~n l lU/fll ~i.... e+in~+'"8 ' " .... : troversial situation in Kit,- "c:: " ' . ~++:.~~.,++&~_~Ii~ '+~+, • - --~ ~,~, m"-r Ay~. Braw.m. ,IRII& oeuv'+r q i++lntlraoo. " I" I" "+ up lo 48 mm ms on "...... + • ' +:'+++ : mat regarding how many +:+ . ~+:+i::k~+ r' ...... +'~++:~ ""~ II1+v NOSECURI+DmPOSIT, " + Neonm++, + " :": + operating rooms its new hospital will have. Kit,mat General Hospi- : "+ : ' J P'i +'~[ ~~'+ '+ ( 22D Package Includes:, 2.0-1itre 132HP engine, 4-wheel fully independent suspension, Automa+ic transmlss on + :i-: m ++~ + + I I ~ + + + tal, one of two traditional r~!!i i ~:~'~ ~*~---:--'=/ ---- I l ,Airconditiooing , AM/FM stereo cassette with six speakers , Full length cenlr~, consoie ,Tiffste/fiog:::-:.:-i': "Y~/-~: : " homes for orthopedic surg- • " i~~k~:~ '~'++.... I i 'Next-Generadondualairbags,New5yeadlOOO'OOkmpowertranwa~ny,Comp meniab/tankdft'd'd" ~ •i ..... ) i~ [/ ery in the northwest, has two operating rooms. Plans for the new hospital call for just one operating room and a trauma ++ " , PU~CH~S~++oR " ~~~:.+ ,, ...... + i treatment room connected' ++ ' ). + : ++ . ... ~:~.~ • .~ !:./ ~ . -, to its emergency room. Kit,mat health officials : :- + :' .... ~' 111 r ~ ~ +.+I.d,+. + "~~ ...... 7...° ++.~, say two operating rooms are needed as one by itself ....+• ~+i": ;+ 2000 Chrysler Cirrus LX -i+,+ + ~~+ i~ II ~ + is required because of the 7 24B package Includes:, 2.4L 16-valve engine, 4-Speed automatic transmission, l~ext-Generadon dual air bags +. ~~ ~ ~ ~i~ + specialized nature of or- :+ + ! ). !,+AM)FM siereo Cassete w th+s x speakers, Fu conso e w th centre arm rest' Air cond i on ng ' ~~ ~ ~ tiff "+ thopedic surgery. • ' .... : Po ei: windows locks mirrors • Side.door mpact beams Tit steering ' Y++ They fear the loss of or- .... :. + : 'Speedcontml°3yearor60000kmwarranP]'CompIimentatT 'ankoffuel + " ++~f/a";$1 I~il~n~l I~ thopedics to Mills Memor- • - ial and its core group of specialists. Health ministry officials are already interested in a :. i: >': ' " i ~: ~ ' ~ i . i ~ ~ : : ...... , * , uodge~JCaravan , + , * plan whereby high-end or- + : ~,.... - Canada s best selhng mxmvans for 15 years ...... : u:, i+ ~ [ thopedic surgery is done at Mills and more routine operations done in Kit,mat. }. :: /~+ : ' ~ -_ . , --_ L~S~.~O~ O~C~OOS~. ~. ~ " ::!~*::~,' i:.;.+ :/; That hinges on the one + " ~": -: ~;. - .... -'-' _[.'+ ¢,jll~it Jl~llt Jl* lltamon,hforJ6mu,,th,. # ~ ~ k n~ $ ~""I''' ~"'"~i"~ r:" + : : : operating room/one trauma ! : ~i+ - + -. _=-'~ll .~" ! ~+ I~ ~ PlusSJ929downpaymelu ~lkF~J[[~ up1048monlhl+ : ' room model for the new • ' : l~~m~ II ~'-+.5: xv++"~P~ ~ 'IV -- [] • ] q • or equivaeu radea, tl _ [] k u v on a 12000 D0dg+ , ' • + .,~,+- ~+-+" ' v+~m l .,I'~ll I SJ50,ocutilyd¢pmt. --IP'~I " Gr.mdCara','an :._ ..... • : Kit,mat hospital. •, ~~ ~"~, I q k,a P' II i, IF +905f~dflu included' ., ,...fla.,IF model,. : :': '.:. :./ Yet health minister Penny Priddy says Kit,- _"~b-'~ Iii r 2000 Dodge Grand Caravan * ; i[ !', -+ mat can have two opera- + +6TPackagelnc,udes:.+.0 V6e.g,he.4-+peedaotoma,etransmsson.sceng.+peedcont+ '• ting rooms provided there : - ~~ - ~- -' / ~ ~ . +Air conditiouing, Dual sliding doors, Power windows, locks, mirrors* Power rear window quaYtot ~'etits . . is no increase in costs. ~'~~ ~ ~ I ~AM~FM~re~withcasse~e~unscr~eng~ass~asseng~rsea~ing~Easy~u~R~ei`S¢a~sm{~ '+ '+' It's this factor which . ~+" ~• 'Ch d.pro ect on rear door ocks.Sde-door mpac beams.Next-Genemtondualairbags ,..... " Harder is investigating. • 3 year or 60,000 Ima warranty. Complimentary tank 0ffud ' .7" - , [ "That's part and parcel of his research," said Gaulin. "He's looking at how orthopedic services should Dodge Different. The most powerfuHineu of trucks on the road. . : : + k::~ be delivered in the northwest." Two Kit,mat physicians who met with Harder said .... oR+oust+ . he has already indicated a edltmllfLJl k T amen ifor+lfmontht. ~1~ drill%! ,~ up o48monh, ~ i r ~i~" I second operating room • v.~'Ik~k, Iilllk. ortquivalenllr,'~doand mqll ~ +~NIII~ ,'w# Dodg0P~mClub ..,,MI~~.:[[.~.[+.+~~ j ~r- I- - ...... ~---~[+ - - " isn't needed. .t. --I JP"I '~p ~475+ocuritydepmh, --I--I I- and l:~xd Cab I ..... :~ ~~ ...... 7 °~ . One, Dr. Jim MacKen- zie, said .it was ,l strangeII • ++s,., It/li Harder will make recom- • " ". • 24A Package Includes: 5,2L Magnum 230HP V8 engine 4-speed automatic transmission '~ + = " + -- - - (i7,+ II mendations on what is a :i- . " ' Air conditioning. Next-Generation dual air bags, Rear wheel ABS. Tinted windows I~ .... "~.~.,.~,~ regional service when a : : + : : ' AM/FM cassette, Bodyside molding + 16" Chrome wheals, Cmnplimentary tank of furl" ' '++ ~#~ ~7 7-.+_++ " L~+ +. $200,000 regional health .study has barely started. Gaulin was a bit dis- ::i~: n'iayed ++at the comments. .~2" Visit us today at www.daimlerchrysler.ca ~I~0 "One must respect the objective views of Dr. Harder+,'' said Gaulin. Chryfler coslomers road the fine print: t. t t, L tl. ' *+ ThOSeare bruited ftme offers which may not he combined wilh any other offers oed aptly o re a I de ve ios o pe sona use on y on a eew In-s ock 2000yah c es. Re ader may se easefor less Reladerorder~trade may be oecessary. Harder has been in Pflceoileaseslhnancinginclude freight and exnhlde hceece, inserance,registration and ta~ee See ,crafter fol eomolele detads o~d condlbons. Lease;llmonciogsuhloc o app oval by Chrysler Credl Canada I.td. ' Prices include laclo,y to leta~te~iflcen ive ~ Based on a 36 month ease o 2000 IItYSI. vehioIeseq~ip~edosdesenbed~dt~e~IaedCa~a~an2~T+k`.~+AAF~RamQuad~ab~x424MAJK÷ATB+CK[+~fM+~S8~Ia~Ien~e~hh~afions:$f4047GrandCaravon$18405~amAeasehnancemeres aesae A3%0 aedCaavan 5•3%Ram Q,ad Cab 4,4 Ktonet,esa ehmtodto~f200 charge of orthopedics at Chargeof $0.12 for e,cose hdomelres. Leases include lre~ghl. Theseale closed end leasesw, h eo buyback reQuirement Px ce nc ,des el(htaed aclory o elai el mcen yes ' Ba ed on a 48-men h ea o on 2000 Chlyslel Heon 22D. tolal lease obh.~al+on:$13.330. Kdemelles are I+mdedIo ~0~80~Char~e~$~.00~kmI~re~cosski~rnettee~Leaseme~odesfrmght~N~eeo~rdydep~si~O.A.C..lhislsaclosodendleasewihnobuybock eclu emen t 8%~0uchaee naecegup oa48.monh emona 20000odgeGandCaavan.bamole:$250001530000@ 8%APR/48moeth :~od.0 two Lower Mainland hos-! "+ lelrn; monthlypayment is $$40.20/$648+24.Cosl el bolrowioL(is $929.54/$1,tSAd. Total ohhiolmn Is $25 929.54/$31 t5.44 Theseare sample co cula ions on y. :It 3 B% po chase noneng up o u 48+men h e m on e 12000Oodge Ram auad Cob. [xnmple'.$,250001530 0001535 000/$40 000 Joel: @ 3.8,% AP~/48 month term; monfhlypaymon! is $S622USU4 69/$187.141589959+Cos o bur owin8 s $ 988/$2 305/$2,783 $3 8040 To a oh la on s $26,981iH2,385153L182i$43,iSO.ri nnnoin! inolodes ftelshl taxes end excludes hcenee in,ulonce one' elis re mn these ore sat~fle pitals and 'has taUgh t iK::::[+ CnIculationsoelv. *' 0% purchase fmancmg lot a 48 monlh form on oil 2000 Chryflor Neons. Exomple:$20 000@ 0,% APRId8monlh arm men hly paymen is $4 6 61 Cos o be ow ng s SO To o ob oa on n $20.000. This is a sample CaICdalion'only.~Z Cemphmeelarylank of feel with every UBC. , : ~ : : purchase or lease el a oew 2000 vehiole. ® leep is a legiflemd Iludemalk of OalmiorChPlslerCorporation used under hcencoby OulmlelChryslerCanada nc Da]mlerChryste Canada nc is a wholly owned suhsld aly el Da mleiCh~s e Co polation. A10- The Terrace Standardl Wednesday, February 2, 2000 Contract awarded to design city's millennium linear park URBAN SYSTEMS has won the $36,000 contract to design the city's linear park along Hwyl6 West. City council ratified the staff choice of the Kelowna- based firm to carry out the detailed design and landscap- ing plan for the estimated $680,000 millennium park project. The company was among nine bidders, five of whom partnered with local subcontractors. Urban Systems will use local architect Dan Condon as a local resource on the project. "They're capable, they have the tools to do the job and they scored the highest in our evaluation process," said city parks and recreation superintendent Steve Scott. Uz;ban Systems has also been the contractor that has worked extensively on the city's Official Community Plan in recent years. Scott said bidding for the work was very competitive, Watch for your adding the prices tendered were well below the $60,000 design cost staff had expected. Once the design work is finished, another round of bidding is expected in April to select a contractor to actually build the park. Zellers Flyer Going in just before the park work is an oversize water main from the Frank St. well to meet future water demands.• Millennium grants from the provincial and federal in this issue of the governments will cover $366,000 of the park's cost, with the city paying up to $320,000. The 50-foot wide park will run a full 1.6 kilometres from Kalum Lake Drive to close to Eby St. Terrace Standard An asphalt trail divided for pedestrians and cyclists will wind between grass, trees, shrubs and flowers. The plan calls for a •central plaza out of brick near Munro St., benches, gazebos, ornamental lighting and WORKERS with Geotechnical Drilling out of Prince First Nations history boards. George were on the future linear park site across The city is still negotiating with CN for a final chunk from Denny's last week, They were testing for any of the park to take it right to Eby St. residual contamination left from the old Co-op bulk GREAT DEALS Another chunk of the park - where the Co-op bulk fuel plant. If the relatively small area doesn't get a fuel plant used to be - is waiting on final environmental clean bill of health soon enought, the rest of the test results. .. park will be built around it. EVERY WEEK!! Christian school society to vote on adding Grades 11 and 12 Great Brands, Great Prices CENTENNIAL Christian about 20 Grade 1i stu- "The eventual goal is last time and it didn't hap- School society members dents. building a high school pen. It will come at some are to decide this month The school still owns campus," Voogd said. time." whether or not to add land on. Eby Street near ! Voogd said he's opti- Centennial Christian 638-1196 Grades 11 and 12. Parkside Elementary and mistic this year of winning school has about 230 kin- Frank Voogd, Centen- plans to build a high the vote. dergarten to Grade 10 stu- Mall TERRACE BC nial Christian School prin- school there. "But I was optimistic dents. cipal, said society members. have voted against adding the two grades since 1992, when Grade 10 was added to the curriculum. But Voogd said the issue resurfaces every year There are a million things because offering Grades 11 and 12 naturally fits with the school's vision. you can do with it. .... "It's always been a goal of the school to provide Christian education right 2000 F-150 XLT V8 4x4 SunerCab through from Kindergarten to Grade 12," Voogd said. Whether or not' the school adds Grades 11/12 depends on the school's =388/' 250 society members, 36-month lease with $3,880 ( made up of past and present parents, and other Purchase: s33,230 residents. Last February, the school's board of directors decided that a 75 per cent approval rate was needed in order to add the additional grades. With 70 per cent of vo- ters in favour of adding the new grades last year, the society was just shy of the required mark. Interpreting this as a close failure, the board has refined its vision and plan- • 4,6L Triton V8 engine * 4 wheel ABS brakes - - ning strategies in order to -, ii--i ~, ~ " • Limited slip rear axle • Air Conditioning prepare for the next. round • Dual Airbags • Tow hooks of voting. " " .... :* AutomaUc Transmission • CD stereo system Nay-sayers are con- • 4 Doors - Standard • All terrain tires cerned that adding the two ~/ passive anti-theft system * Power windows/locks/mirrors grades will be too. costly, since tuition fees and other costs would increase because of the variety of ake that a million and three...... courses and needs of older students. For now, the school plans to add one grade at time, with Grade 11 joining the curriculum in Sep- tember 2000 and Grade 12 the next year. According to Voogd, the school has enough empty classrooms in the - ,oo ,cc.=sso...s ,,.o..=,.o.,. - current facility to hold

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Science festival !udaes need ,d Local volunteers needed to help bring the arts to Terrace Discover the scientist ,n you Hats off to the concert society ONLY TERRACE Concert CONTRIBUTED Society members know THE 35TH annual Terrace Science Festival how much performers like will be held at Thornhill Junior Secondary School on Saturday, February 19. Oscar Lopez can eat. That's because society The Science Festival is one of the longest members throw a bash for running events of its kind in British Columbia the performers after the and over the years has been of great benefit to. show. Terrace students and our community. It's a party the Concert Students are invited to participate by enter- Society's volunteers de- ing a display or experiment. Last year there serve, especially consider- were many interesting projects on a wide ing bringing the arts to range of topics from "The Life Cycle of a Terrace isn't as easy as Grouse" to "What Cheese Moulds Grow the picking a date and booking Fastest?": an act. Information sheets.and entry forms have For the 12 volunteer been sent home with students and are also members of the Terrace available at the Terrace Library. Entry forms Concert Society, bringing are due on February 9th and may be faxed or musicians, performers and dropped off at Clarence Michiel School. comedians here involves Many science related contests are planned hours of planning. for the day, including: the egg drop, rocket Take the upcoming launch, helicopter and paper airplane fights, performance by the Ang~le foil boat building and scavenger hunts for pri- WORKING HARD: Volunteer Karen Birkedal has five years. The society itself has been around for 28 Dubeau ensemble La mary and intermediate students. been president of the Terrace Concert Society for years. The society brings the arts to Terrace. Pict'S, for example. Judges are needed for this event. If you Planning for Dubeau that people buy season's her instrument here - she Once the performance would like to help judge the entries for the make a difference," Birke- and her eight-piece orche- tickets because it puts doesn't have an airplane is over, it's party time! Science Festival, please leave a:message at dal said. stra began 18 months ago money in the bank so we travelling case - so Birke- "We have a'~darn good Kiti K'Shan Primary School or contact the If you would like be- when concert society pre- can go shopping for acts," dal had to find a local in- time," Birkedal said. "And come a member of the Science Festival Rep at your school. sident Karen Birkedal • she said. strument the harpsichordist the performers have a Judging will take place in the Thornhill Jr. Terrace Concert Society, (also a volunteer) booked "If I relied on gate sales could borrow. wonderful time. We want contact Karen Birkedal at See. gym on Friday, February 18 starting at the act. we could never bring any- When Dubeau and her to show them we're not 3:30 p.m. The free festival is open to the pub- 635-5603. Booking artists depends one in." ensemble arrive February country bumpkins." lic from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Ang~le Dubeau and her on who is touring in north- The concert society has 5, (that's if the plane Volunteer Marilynn eight-piece all female or- Feb. 19. Come out and see some great science western B.C. and whether 224 regular seasons ticket lands) a volunteer will Oman said the party after- projects. chestra will perform here or not the R.E.M. Lee holders. Birkedal said the have to pick them up at ward 'is a nice time for Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. Come Theatre can provide the society lost about 100 re- the airport and deliver everyone to sit back, meet early and enjoy a glass of performers' necessary gulars when the economy them to their hotel. the musicians and eat. wine or beer. technical requirements. took a dive two years ago. Another volunteer must "Performers tend not to Vinok Worldance, Another key factor is After the society has organize tickets sales, eat before their perfor- billed as Canada's own cost. Performers aren't booked an act, members while someone else is re- mance," she said. "But version of the Riverdance cheap, and the concert are often responsible for sponsible for providing the watch out afterwards." troupe, will perform here society is dealing with a planning the artists' audience's refreshments Concert Society's hard Feb. 12 at 8 p.m. The 11 limited budget. flights, accommodation, for the night of the perfor- work was rewarded in 1997 dancers, all from the Ed, Birkedal explained she and whatever else they mance. when the performers voted monton area, offer a dance books acts with the money may need. Volunteers will also be it the Best Presenter of the repertoire from around the that comes in from people This month, as luck responsible for ushering Year. world from the passionate who buy season's tickets, would have it, La Pietb.'S people to their seats and "It's nice to know all flemenco to the spiritual "It's really important hiifpsichordist couldn't fly introducing the act. the little things we do Hasidic Jewish dance. What givesr Terrace bragging rights? RESPONSES TO the Best personal reasons why we crazy rock climbing, significant and queues at why we love Terrace. The of Terrace questionnaire chose to live here. kayaking, mountain bik- supermarket check-out questionnaire below is 2000 are pouring in! You For some, Terrace is a ing, downhill skiing, counters are nothing com- your opportunity to brag only have two days left to safe place to raise a fami- snowmobiling, golfing, pared to the 20-minute about Terrace and the complete the form and ly. playing tennis and swim- Vancouver variety. northwest. drop it off. Others choose to live ming. For others it's the soli- COMING SOON: Musicians Robert Bard- And hey, there are even The Best of Terrace here to take advantage of For people who move tude and peacefulness of some questions to help you ston, Andrew Brown and Mary Sokol- Questionnaire 2000 is the great outdoors. here for employment, it Terrace that does the trick. Brown are the "Trio Accord." get stuff off your chest to your chance to tell your The fishing is world-re- takes them only minutes to It's quiet and restful - the make you feel better while friends, neighbours and nowned, the hiking takes commute to work, and traffic is insignificant waiting for spring. Trio Accord returns tourists what you like most your breath away, and the parking is rarely a pro- compared to any metro Results will be pub- By BONNIE JUNIPER about living in the north- back country skiing is re- blem. centre jam - and the air is lished in the February 9 IN NOVEMBER 1999, the Terrace Symphony west. markable. Line-ups at bank maclean. issue of The Terrace Stan- Orchestra hosted three outstanding musicians. We all have our own Sports enthusiasts go chines and tellers are in- Enough of our reasons dard. They were Mary Sokol-Brown, Andrew Brown • and Robert Bardston, also known as "Trio Accord." In several very full days they taught private lessons, worked in sections with the orchestra and then sat in as clinicians for the whole group. Their expertise, enthusiasm and positive attitude made for an exciting learning experience for all those involved. As part of the plan to raise the standard of i i! standard@ kermodel net or drop: off answers at the TerraceStandard 32-i'0 CiintonSireet! :'i string playing in the area, the T.S.O. is once I. Best place to spend a sunny afternoon: 14. Best new trend: again hosting the Trio Accord in February, but 8. Best watched TV program: this time the Trio will perform with the symphony in "The Chamber Music Experience", Sat. Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the R.E.M Lee Theatre. The Trio members are no strangers to the 2. Best local/northwest website: stage. Mary Sokol-Brown is well-known in the 15. Worst new trend: Vancouver musical community as a performer 9. Best place to chill out in Terrace: and teacher. She has played with the Vancou- ver Symphony Orchestra since 1979, and per- formed on broadcasts for CBC Radio's West 3. Best spring salmon catch of last year: Coast Performance and The Arts Tonight programs. 16. Best place to go for a walk or hike: Andrew Brown, viola, is the associate prin- 10. Best server (waiter, waitress or coun- cipal violist of the V.S.O. and a prominent terperson) in the city: chamber musician. He has extensive experience as a member of the CBC Curio ensem- 4. Best reason to be thankful you live in Ter- ble, the Vancouver new Music ensemble and race and not in Kitimat: the Masterpiece music Players. As well, he 17. Best volunteer in the city: has been featured on numerous CD recordings and CBC broadcasts, 11. Worst paved road in Terrace: Robert Bardston, cello, holds posts as instructor for strings and voice at Medicine Hat and the University of Lethbridge, His studies in 5. Best reason to drive to Prince Rupert for 18. Best place to take visitors: Canada, U.S.A. and Germany led to the com- the day: pletion of five degrees and the American dis- tinguishe d Citizen designation. He has been a 12. Best gift for your significant other for member of various chamber ensembles, in- Valentine's Day: cluding the Trio Pro Art, Joachim Trio, and is pleased to be involved in the newly formed 19. Best Canadian beer: string ensemble Trio Accord. Together, they 6. Best local musician or band: will perform several trio works, and this concert is certain to be one that music lovers will enjoy. 13. Best place tO go on a first date: On March 11, the T,S.O, is planning a Con- certo concert, featuring trumpet, oboe and 20: Best kept secret in the northwest: clarinet soloists. Then it is on to the Pacific 7. Best place to spend your last $10: N.W. Music Festivall...and if all goes as planned, the Trio Accord will return in early June to teach and workshop again,

I B2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000

i / : i I Cheap, Cbea CITY SCENE check out our NEW Valentines Dance Saturday, February 12 dancers and musicians presenting music and Theatre at 8 p.m. at the Thornhill Community dances of the world to audiences all across Daily Terrace Little Theatre presents Norm Centre. Tickets $10 each. Tickets available at Canada. Often referred to as "Canada's Beverage Foster's "Wrong for Each Other". Diana Blueridge Ventures on Kofoed, River United Nations of Dance", Vinok is theonly Braathen directs this hilarious and Industries on Keith, Off Road Specialities on group of its kind in western Canada. It's vast Features heartbreaking look at relationships. Running Keith and the Thomhill Firehall. Music by repertoire includes dances, music and songs February 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19. the Accelerators. (Also live DJ, door prizes from over 30 cultures - Bulgarian, Cajun, Terrace Little Theatre would like to and free rides home!) Proceeds to towards MUSIC announce a change to their season line up. the purchase of an A.E.D. (Automatic Chilean, Dutch, Greek, Hasidic Jewish, Thursday, Friday & Saturday Dud to unforeseen circumstances, we've been external defibrillator, a medical devise used Indian Gypsy, Italian, Mexican and many Dance The Night Away! forced to change our last production of the to get patients' hearts started again) more. Not to be forgotten are the fabulous season. Instead of Polly Pen's musical "Bed costumes - many which have been hand - POOL r HUNGRY ? made in their country of origin. and Sofa A Silent Movie Opera', we will Concert: TOURNAMENT Our Restaurant present "Vigil' by celebrated West Coast Every Tuesday is open playwright, Morris Panych. To The Terrace Concert Society presents 7pm ~i 6 am - 11 pm. accommodate performance at the Skeena Angele Dubeau Ensemble La Pieta on Zone Festival May 10-13 in Prince Rupert, Saturday, February 5, at 8 p.m. Tickets are Nights alive: Prizes for 1st, 2nd & / Great Food Anytime we've also cut back performances to 6 available at Erwin Jewellers in the Skeena Teens aged 13-18 drop in! Come to the 3rd LTry our daily specia nights, April 27-29 and May 4-6. Mall or at the door. Carpenter's Hall Fridays from 8 p.m. to 12 Winner of three Jessie Awards in 1996 This new ensemble, led by by violinist a.m. and ~aturdays at the Teen Learning KARAOKE including Outstanding Original Play," Vigil' REMEMBER! Angele Dubeau, is entirely composed of Centre from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. There will be is a black comedy about a middle-aged bank Every The Cold Beer & women, mirroring the orchestra of the workshops, music, videos, dances, crafts and clerk who leaves his job to attend to his much more. It's free! Thursday Wine Store is open orphanage La Pieta in Venice during dying aunt. Pie-teen program for children 8-12 are Come in and 11 am- 11 pm Vivaldi's time. Angele Dubeau hopes this invited to the El" Kenney Gym Fridays from join the fun for your convenience new project will recall the pleasure of 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for crafts, videos and Valentines performing in a small group without a games. Parents must accompany youth to conductor. register, Volunteers and any donations are The Concert Society presents Vinok appreciated. For more information call Marj at Day Dance Worldance Saturday, Feb. 12. Vinok is a 635-0174. The first annual Emergency Services professional company of multi-talented

Thursday. February 3 for God's leading and presence in every An evening with Rocque Berthiaume, school in Terrace and Kitimat. Moms author of The Gitselasu: The people of Kit- from all schools are welcome to an after- selas Canyon, at the Terrace Public Li- noon tea to join in song and fellowship at brary at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Berthiaume will the Alliance Church on Agar Avenue, Yo u provide a talk and video presentation on Terrace. Time: 1-3 p.m. For more info call The Thornhill Jr. Secondary School Band wishes CANADIAN TIRE his book. Call the library for more infor- Diana Penner 638-1626. www.canadlantire.com mation at 638-8177. to thank the following individuals and sponsors Or Email us at Thursday. February 10 who made their Craft Fair a huge success: [email protected] Friday. Februacv 4 Terrace Public Library Storytelling 1. CassiarMines/l"errace Men's 6. CFfK Terrace Youth Soccer Association at Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the 1i- Hostel/RoyAtrill 7. Sherryand Marlhalhissen SAFEWAY the Terrace Arena banquet room. Dates: brary's meeting room. The storytelling 2..tim H0rl0n's 8. DianaW0ng Adams www.safeway.com l¢ridav l~ah ,4 fr,'~m ~ O n m Cot,,,.a~, circle is opened to adults interested in ..... d' ---~" - =~=+. ~'~ ].+..+llJ.., ~l~l.u.t+.ill~.~, • . • . 3. Cilyof Terrace- Steve Scoff 9. RosemaryCraig Feb 5 from 10 am to 4 -m Frida- telhng stones or learning the techmques • . lJ. ., y, . . 4. CoastMoumin SchoolDktrid 10. TerraceStandard ...... : "...... T.ERRACE ...... February 1.1.from-6.9p.m:..and.Saturday;--oLstol:y.tcl~g .. ~all Holly at the l]~ry~ .ll . !!'~.~~ ~.. + ; t•.~~ Feb+;-,~ '2 from~l~' 0 ~,~inMo,4p,rh2!+gfiy:,ques- for more infi~ 63~-8177. . ~'~ +~:~"1 I ~ ~ ,, ': ...... ~1[]~]~] ] ~ tions? Call Bev635-3719:':Who is eli- leridav. February 11 ,eLna a special monKyou to/vtr, miKe wen oyeryvhelming,dedieafion and support. +:, gible?- .boys .. and :.girls*,born 1982q994. The Te~Eace- Ladies Bonspiel:'2000"L~ fonhis~ Proof of age must be presented. takes place Feb. 11, 12, 13. Join in for We would also like to thane all the parents and lots of fun. To register call Keith at 635- students who participated in the fair by seffing BC/Alaska Winter Campmeeting 5583. up, offending and cleaning up afterwards. Feb• 4-6, Friday to Sunday, 7 p.m. night- Without your commitment this project would not ly, also Saturday and Sunday mornings at Valentine's Day Crafts for children 6- have succeeded. TER ccE ERRACET 10 a.m. Special Guest: Evangelist Dan 10 years old will take Place at the Ter- ~~ ~r~~ Additionally we would like to thank the'public Brockman, Church of God, Tampa, Flori- race Public Library from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. who attended the fair and made it an over- [email protected] da will be singing and preaching gospel The program is free. Please register at the whelming success. This has inspired us to do this each service. Other guest ministers: From library 638-8177. ~~~~ as an annual fundraiser ~D The Terrace Standard Ketchikan, Metlakatla, Anchorage, Alas- for the school and [email protected] ka; and Ohio. Come bring a friend and eating disorder information table enjoy holy spirit-anointed worshipping, Thornhill Community. Your website/email address will be set up in the Skeena Mall from 6 Donna Burton, singing, preaching and a wonderful time p.m. to 9 p.m. could be here! of fellowship. 3341 River Drive, Terrace, Co-ordinator Contact us at 638-7283 BC, Pastor Arnold Miller - 638-1561. Ter- Monday. February 14 race Church of God. Local FAS Group is working on rais- "%m ,P ing awareness about Fetal Alcohol Syn- Saturday. February 5 drome and its impact on individuals and Terrace Bingo Association is offering families, and on prevention strategies. In- a seminar/workshop on completing the terested? Join us from 10:30 a.m. to noon BC Gaming application for Bingo license. at the Family Place, 4553 Park. Call 638- his seminar/workshop is relevant to new 1863 for more info. applicants and renewals. New applicants can pickup an application at the BC Ac- International Film Festival From Pa- ' Gift from the Sea: part II cific Cinemntheque Paciflque sponsored Interestingly, kelp appears to have a reversing effect on cess Centre. The seminar/workshop takes hormone-related breast disease. Recent Canadian inves- place Feb. 5, 2000 and Feb. 26, 2000 by the Northwest Development Education tigation show that the absence of elemental iodine makes from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each Saturday at Association and the Terrace Multicultural the breast more sensitive to estrogen stimulation. Such the Coast Inn of the West Banquet room. Association, presents "Happy Texas" hypersensitivitycan result in cysts and fibrosis, similar to JohnathanMatthew Andrade Monday, Feb. 14 at 9:15 p.m. at Tillicum scar tissue. "Natural iodine corrects this entire disease Baby'sName: Date &Time of Birth: Twin Theatres. Admission limited to 18 process." Again, kelp is known for its Iodine content• RhysRuari Beeton Sunday. February 6 Jan. 14, 2000 at 4:06 a.m. Cut-a-then: Hair stylists from Images, years and over. For more info call Jeannie Additional Japanese studies demonstrate a direct link Date &Time of Birth: between other components in kelp and the prevention of Dec. 30, 1999at 6:25 a.m. Weight:6 lbs. 8 oz,.Sex: Male Shades of Hair and Changes will be at McElroy at 635-6370. Admission is $7. Parents: JoseAndrade & breast cancer. Weight:9 lbs 10oz.Sex: Male the Skeena Mall Feb. 6 from 12 p.m. to 5 Enlarged prostates of older men were reduced In size Parents:Joletta Rateliff & SallyPhilps p.m. cutting hair for $10. Mini manicures, The Terrace Churches Food Bank by taking kelp daily, as clinlcally documented• The happy EdwardBeeton opens its doors far its Feb. 2000 distribu- t which involves filing, removing cuticles result was that urination became painless• and applying a clear polish, will also be tion on the following dates: Feb. 14-17. Kelp helps clear toxins and radioactive material from Baby's Name: available for $6. All proceeds will go to The distribution centre is located at 4647 the body. It contains sodium alginate, which Is known to Baby's Name: JoshuaDean Mehinick-Slewart the Variety Club, which raises money for Lazelle, rear entrance. Look for the Food reduce radioactive strontium absorption. It can bind bar- ium and cadmium In the gastrointestinal tract, keeping PaytonMary Margarite Mowatt Date &Time of Birth: children with physical disabilities, Bank of Churches sign. It is important to Date &Time of Birth: them from being absorbed into the body• Some people Jan. 15, 2000 at 7:12 p.m. bring ID for you and your independents. have used kelp In recovering from radiation therapy• Jan. 8, 2000 at l:10 p.m. Weight: 8 Ibs. l0 oz. Sex: Male The food bank operates between the hours Ocean water is a potent source of minerals, and kell3 Weight: l I lbs 7 oz. Sex: Female Parents: CarrieMenhinick & Tuesday. February 8 of 1-3 p.m. People with lastnames begin- seems to assimilate these into life-sustaining forms for our Parents: BilUe-Jo& Fred Mowatt Earl• Stewart Riverboat Days Society: 1st Planning ning with the letters A-H are welcome bodies• A rich source of Iodine, calcium, and silicon, it also meeting for the year 200 at 7:30 p.m. at Feb. 14. People with lastnames beginning contains minerals sulphur, phosphorus, Iron, sodium, t with letters I-R are welcome Feb. 15. potassium, magnesium, chlorine, copper, zinc, and man- 5339 Mountain Vista Drive. For more info ganese. High in B-camp ex vitamins, it's a source of pro- Baby's Name: Baby'sName: call Kathleen at 635-2061. People with lastnames beginning with Nicholas Antonio Swank tein, essential fatty acids, fiber, and carbohydrates. The KleranJames Jones letters s-z are welcome Feb. 16. Anyone whole body may benefit from this seaweed. Date &Time of Birth: i Date& Time of Birlh: Tangling with your teen? Not sure missed can come Feb. 17. Donations of Jan. to, 2000 at 11:55a.m. THE SOLUTION: Norwegian kelp Is often recom- Jan. 16, 2000 at 2:47 a.m. what to do or say anymore? Feel like food or money can be made through your mended as an optimum choice. Irish moss, parsley and weight: 6 Ibs.6oz. Sex: Male you're losing control? The Family Place local churches as well as at Overwaitea, capsicum may be combined as a synergisticformula. Parent~: Nadine& Brad Weight:8 Ibs. 15Ym.Sex: Male Parents: Theresa& Mark Jones invites you to join other parents for an in- Safeway and the Bargain Store. Don't for- Remember, healthy bodies allow us to work, play, and formal evening at Kalum-Horseshoe get about BC Sharing Coupons. 1eel betted • Community Schools. Information, resources and survival tips about how to Get A The Kalum Horseshoe Community For information, a consultation or tl live with teens and still feel OK as a par- School Society would like to invite ent. February 8 at 7 p.m. at Clarence Mi- everyone interested in building a better purchase herbal nutrition producta Free chiel. For more information," call Brenda community to its annual general meeting at wholesale prices contact: or Darlene at the Family Place 638-1863. in the E.T. Kenny library. We are a newly Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Sid & There~ Ross, Baby Gift. formed society concerned with the health [)arcie Anneshy, Maureen Gent, Wayne Gray, Wednesday, February 9 and well being of our children and fami- Joan Hough (Kitimat) Bruno Belanger & Krista Botlyan (Terrace). (Simple, huh?) Alzheimers Support Group meeting: lies. Everyone in the community within Just see our service desk for more Information Guest speaker Dr, Ferguson speaking on the Clarence Michiel and E.T. Kenny ENRICH INDEPENDENTDISTRIBUTORS Brain Changes in Alzheimers Disease school attendance area (Horseshoe) is Phone: (250) 638-1541 - Terrace in the conference room in Terraceview welcome to join our new society. We will (250) 632-2740- Kitimat Lodge at 7 p.m. For more info call Sandy be signing up new members at the meet- Fax: .(250) 635".1565 Overwa=tea 638-0223, or Aveline 798-2581. ing. Community Support is needed to EMAIL: [email protected] make this program a success. Our child- C[mnging Canadians g{ea[~ " * : Mothers Who Care is a non-denomi- II ren need YOur support, For more info call One Person at a ~Tme g ,,,Jr national group of morns who are praying Ed Kasperski at 638-0306 or 635.2419. Teen's poetry lauded The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000- B3 The Terrace Churches Food Bank Commiltee WHEN HOLLY Norman entered her poem, entitled "Do You Remember",in a would like to say a public conte§t for teenage poets last year she didn't think much of it. "Thank You" So when she recently received a letter to the many hands that helped lighten the work from the Poetry Institute of Canada sta- load when we were preparing for the move to ting her poem had been chosen from our new premises. thousands of entries, she was stunned. Don Highe - the building But Holly isn't your average 18-year- Coast Mr. Electric- wiring old poet. What makes her poetry unique Terrace Builders - paint is her choice of topic. She only writes Terrace Interiors - paint Remembrance Day poetry. Your Decor- carpet adhesive Once a year, every November, some- MacKay's Funeral Service Ltd. Richard & Rod Steele- carpet laying thing Holly's heart compels her to write. ServingTerrace, Kitimat, Smithers & Prince Rupert Bandstra Transparlation - moving & storage "It just comes out," Holly said. "I Tower Communication (Rod Dykman) - shelving guess I just get brain waves." Monuments Concernedpersonal Terrace Home Hardware - paint Remembrance Day is a special day to Bronze Plaques servicein the Northwest Terry's Lock & Key- new locks her, she says, because her grandfather Terrace Crematori .u3m since 1946 Trim Line Signs (Larry Craig)- signs and her grandmother'sbrother both fought Jim Griffith - Easy Care Siding - gufler repair 4626 Davis Street in the Second World War. LOCAL POET: Holly Norman's poem "Thank You" for your willingness to lend Her mother, Sandy Norman, who is a "Do you remember" will be published in fA Terrace, B.C. VBG 1X7 a helping hand. Legion member, has always encouraged an anthology of verse, entitled River of NmmlSmlat Phone(i3S-2444 • Fax 635-635-2160 her daughter to write RemembranceDay Gold, along with the best poems written 24 hour pager poetry, which was always entered in the by teenagers from across Canada. Legion's teen poetry contest. Holly won the Legion's contest in 1995 But I remember. ~ I~8. '~""~(~• <"-""4<'.II <'-"--~('.• <""'~<='.I~ ~---'~<'.• <'--'-<'('.• '<""--<<'.• <--'--'(<".It <'--'~< ".• <'-'-'~(~• and 1996. Holly says she puts a lot of "heart" I wasn't the enemy, ! ~~ ~v" ?~ ?I~1," ~4 A into her poems. I wasn't the foe, " "Not many people my age want to I wasn't born yet, ~(,,~ e~ i~,~, , , ,. ~11,, write about Remembrance Day," she said. "They don't respect the day like I But l remember, i. ,AndyouCanS/wwit! ] do." I never got the letter, Holly's poem will be published in a I never had the tears, book by the National Library of Canada. I only saw the grave stones, Thi Day But I remember. S Valentine's Do You Remember l rememberthatpeopledied, F ~T~ ~ ]you can show your romantic moment by ,~ I didn't hear the gun shots, I rememberhow they fought, ~,~'k V J I I didn't hear the cries, I rememberwhy they did it, ~- taldng your sweetheart out to dinner. I didn't know the pain, For freedom Ithought. ~ ~ All you need to do is enter your name, address , But I remember. I know now why this had to happen, I didn't help, I know all the sorrow and grief, ~ and phone number on the attached entry form and "" I didn't sail,, - : Imay only be a teenager, I drop it off at the Terrace Standard by noon February 11,2000 and I :didn;~:sh0ot;"": But I/enie'rnber. •, ButI remember, yOU could be the winner of a dinner fortwo at the B! Steak and • Please again, do not let this happen, ~ Seafood ~/I!;ii1.~ T I+w~iSn'tti~ere, ..: I~/asn't. biJfied,: ": ~:' i ;;:!:~ Please let's trytry tot° livekeep in the" harmony,peace' ! ,/3 3 1 Clinton Street, ~t I:~kasn!t:shot'at; Please end the wars at least, :I STANDARD- ,7 ql I ~ ~1,;: TERRACE ANTI POV- Christmas a reality for ,~' ~ P t

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..,., cont.Tibution"+to any ...... :' ! ...... :"R RSP+ : "i+ : good a d vice.., ...... ,,,,.,+ + +THECONSEIL-SCOLAIRE FRANCOPHONE #93 .;~''~+'~'~::~'+'' + REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR KINDERGARTEN :::::~.... ++::++ Successful RRSP planning depends (TERRACE/THORNHILL AREA) on making choices that match your long term goals.As a Clarica In preparation for the 2000-2001 school year, the School Board is seeking the cooperation of parents in registering their child on the following dates. If you have not already done so, pre-registration is requested Agent, I'll talk about your in order to provide the School District Administration the time to plan staffing to meet school needs. FrankDonahue" retirement goals, and then help you put together an RRSP strategy SCHOOLS ARE OPEN TO TAKE REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN I that helps you achieve them. FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. and 1:00 P.M. TO 3:00 P.M. BETWEEN FEBRUARY 1st, 2000 AND APRIL 15 m, 2000 Skeena Mall, Terrace BC, The School District will make every effort, dependent upon available staff, to place students who have Tel 635-2387 Fax 635-6532 registered by April 15th in their neighbourhood school. Students registering after April 15 may be placed Fr=,Und,,,' . l/ in any of the Terrace/Thornhill schools, dependent upon available staffing. • To be eligible for entry to School in September, 2000, students must be five years of age on or before .+ . ._ ..... CI. RICA" December 31, 2000. A birth certificate and proof of immunization will be required at the time of Investmentand Insurancesolutions-Since 1870 registration. ATm~em0rk elClaim IJ{e Imumte (ompony Students are eligible for a full ddy Kindergarten program if: : ie~me~i~~o tileImumme (ompo~ oml'~ Immko Im • they have been identified as having severe special needs, ' • they are of First Nations ancestry, or • they have significant difficulties speaking or understanding English i . ~: Requests for full day instruction should be made at the time of registration and the school will contact you to +LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO confirm this. To register far Kindergarten classes, please register your child at your neighbourhood Fem ooo PALACE u+2000m, Elementary school. Copper Mountain Elementary Princi pal, Mr. D. Bartley Phone 635-7760 Phone 635-5828 '+~ E.T. Kenney Primary Principal, Mr. J. Vidal ~mCmn I12 Slue~aekT.~ I3 Anti-P~ 4 ~+ [m ~"~ Kiti K'Shan Primary Principal, Mr. T. MacLean Phone 635-3115 ParapleF,L.~ociatkx~ SwimClub I, GroupS~iely Hosp~AL~I~a~' .~ Ke~deFden~ip ,.+~,~N~ttr~sl I RoyalCanadia n I Ki~etteClub Parkside Primary Principal, Mrs. C. Eide Phone 635-3513 M+'aT~ Council rerr~eSl~ing (~a Terme. Thornhill Primary Principal, Mr. B. Eyjolfson Phone 635-7066 Uplands Elementary Principal, Mr. B. Hildebrandt Phone 635-2721 . ++ram+ I1 9 T=m+ Terrace 8 Canadian 9~ 1Ore+ II1.B S.. If you wish information on school boundaries, please contact any of ihe principals listed above. ThomhillJunior Minor ParaplegicAssodation Gy~ CI~ ~"~'"~1 ~e - r-,,~-~,, SecondarySchool Baseball ~t~st Bulk~/Skeena TerraceMinor I ~m'aT~CoundlI Tenace~a~9Oub ParentAdvisor/ Association Regard so~,~om~o~I "Te~;. French Immersion Kindergarten and Grade One Council (A student does not have to be of French origin to enrol in French Immersion). 1~ ,e,. IIR mnc~m 13 ~ v Bueback 7•e.=,+pov~de~u p I-v Teral:l~f~mal 19t=c+.Te~amD~10~ CaledoniaSenior 14 ~o~~ tmplegic5~.,,,Assodation SwimClub Registration for French Immersion Kindergarten and Grade One takes place at Kiti K'Shan Primary. SeoondarySchool Hoalmmt Registration for French Immersion Grade One is for students presently attending Kindergarten in English, ParentCouncil Bdkl~/Skoem ShamesMo~ntain I Orderof ,m+'aT,,mCmai m~.,+~ Association I~lon SkiClub I RoyalPurple Te~ace.Local l ~e~ who would like to begin in the French Immersion Program.

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i y .J B4- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000 .. Beth Evans shares her history I WOULD love to share a They lived here for about a story with you of a very year and a half. They then lovely lady, Elizabeth made a move to Terrace in (Beth) Evans. 1953. Beth celebrated her Mr. Evans was Woods 90th birthday Dec. 21, Superintendent and was Big Brothers & Big Sisters 1909, at Terraceview transferred to Terrace by Lodge. She felt it was an Columbia Cell. of Terrace honour to have her birth- When they first moved day fall on the same day to Terrace, they lived Annual General Meeting as Harvey Doll, who across from the Legion in Monday February 28, 2000 turned 103 years old that the Columbia Cell build- 7:00 pm same day. ing - the old army build- Big Brothers & Sisters Office When I stop to think a ings at the Twin River Es- while, I can't imagine YVONNE MOEN tate. There they had a big 4711 Lazelle Avenue what life must have been apartment and lived here Elections for the Board of Directors will be held. like when Beth was grow- the homestead in Manito- until they bought a home Nominations will be accepted from the floor. ing up. ba. on the corner of Munroe Life in those pioneer Beth started school in and Davis. .~ Year 2000 memberships $5.00 will be days must have been Ste. Amelia, but the fami- Beth loved to entertain due and payable prior to the AGM tough-going, particularly ly soon moved to Port AI- for special dinners, bridge for a housewife. But when bernia on Vancouver Is- parties, card games and Everyone is welcome to attend. you reminisce with these land. was always proud to serve ~.. For information call 635-4332 pioneer women, they only In Port Albernia, Beth beautiful refreshments. She remember the fun times worked doing housework was also an active mem- and the excitement of that for families. This Is how ber of the C.W.L., which life long ago. They rarely she met her husband Lloyd she had been involved LONGTIME resident Elizabeth (Beth) Evans first speak of the hardship, the Evans, who was a neigh- with since 1934. In 1995 moved to Terrace with her husband Lloyd in 1953. Dr. R.D. Greenwood isolation or the hard physi- bour's boy. They courted she became a life member. cal labour. And they say and fell in love and were Beth was also an active was instrumental in set- Terrace to live with family Chiropractor those were the "good old married on January 12,' volunteer for the Hospital ting up the Columbia Cell here. In January 1998, Mrs. days!" 1935 in Port Albernia. Auxiliary and volunteer li- mill in Kitwanga. Evans moved up to Terra- 4635 Lazelle, Terrace Elizabeth Veronica While living there they brarian at the Terrace Pub- Lateh he went to work ceview Lodge. She is now (James) Evans was born had three children. Claire' lie Library. for his son-in-law Johnnie a permanent resident. at home on the family was born in 1936, Pat in' Both Beth and Lloyd Williams and worked for Beth is very well cared homestead on Dec. 21, 1938 and Edith in 1943. A loved square dancing and him until he died March for and loved by her family 1909 in Ste. Amelia, Man- fourth daughter Lois was 'spent many weekends to- 20, 1972 at age 61, and Terraceview staff. Her itoba. born in Nanaimo in 1947. gether camping. Both of Mrs Evans continued to daughters Lois and Claire Her parents were Wil- After their daughter them were also great gar- live in their home on live in Terrace, Edith lives liam and Elizabeth James, Edith was born, they deners. Lloyd had been ac- Walsh, for about about a in Smithers and Pat lives MSP, ICBC, WCB ACCEPTED who had seven children: moved to Nanaimo and tive with the Rotary Club. year. She then moved to in West Vancouver. She Dynamic Gait Analysis and Willie, Joe and Jerry, lived here until 1945. They Beth was also an active Kelowna, where her now has 12 grandchildren. Prescription Orthotics Celia, Mary, Elizabeth lived in Parksville until member of the Sacred daughter Lois was living. We wish her good Saturday Appointments Available and Alice. Three of the moving to Prince Rupert in Heart Parish. She also lived in Vancou- health and may God bless children, Elizabeth, Jerry 1952. Mr. Evans went to Lloyd worked for Co- ver for a short time. her. 638-8165 and Alice, were born on work for Columbia Cell. lumbia Cell until 1968. He In 1980 she returned to

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Terrace & District Beatthe tax man and the rushl 1 shampoo, cut & style Credit Union comein today.Your investment 4650 Lazelle Avenue rate will automaticallychange For the Special Price of $95,.00 +tax Telephone 635-7282 *Must be used as a package within 3 months of purchase open Fridays til 7pm! withany increaseto Feb.29th V V 4652 Lazelle Avenue V 635-4997 V INVOLVE BC V ~p I0 V Tollfree: 1-800-251-4997 V Funding is available through INVOLVE BC, a V new program that recognizes and supports the work of the voluntary sector in enriching the lives of British Columbians and THANK YOU sustaining and developing communities. '~ K'SAN HOUSE SOCIETY TERRACE TRANSITION HOUSE " Key components of the program include: Staff would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to * Up to $20,000 per project is available to I the following businesses and organizations that I .~. ', r'• . volunteer organizations for training, :' : I- have very generously donated or assisted us this ' ':), :"'.:i i workshops and other opportunities that • year. We also would like to thank the many indi- ! i promote and support the vo untary sector. : viduals and families that drop off donations and i I I The dead ine for app cations is " ' i t /offer assistance. Being a non profit organization I February 28, 2000. :-~ :~ ~communily aid is absolutely essential. This' community, all of you, have been wonderfully supportivel • Up to $75,000 per project is available for ' - L So then, on behalf of our clients, residents, and ! innovative demonstration projects that. :. 4 " friends, we at the House would like to say thank design and carry out regional or provincial . i you and we appreciate all your efforts and that ' ghere Do We Go From [erei' training programs, provide support ' together, we ARE making a difference. services for volunteer organizations, or bring together organizations through Sidowalkers KnoxUnited Church An Investment Outlook For Your RSP RiMs CentralFlowers projects that use information technology, i i ' HomeHardware RoyalPurple You're invited to come out to hear the answers to these questions...'and others. I The deadline for applicati0nsis '" ~. : :i i L CookieJar Bakery TerraceHospice Society I March 1,2000. :/ • Where should I put my IkKSP Contribution for this year? n t CrowsNest Farm KalumForest Distrid I • Where are interest rates and the Canadian dollar headed? l The PotatoFarm CanadaSafeway I • Where are the ~best investment opportunities for 2000 and beyond? i For more informationor to order theai~plicaii0ns Terry'sLock and Key Terraceliquor Store t I ... ,.. and guidelines: ~.~ ~/i.i ~i ~.-.": .'.(.i:. I.C.B.C.staff" Northwest CommunityCollege- l • : call toll free :1,877-777-1533./ ~: CentennialChristian School Mechanic and Carpentry ,, I ' ,' or visit Our Web site at,' ::ii. ,:L i I H.R.D.C Programs i i ~" DaveWilson,* Manager, Royal Bank of Canada " ii~:. I i;~:!.,i I ! ' http://www.cdcv, gov, bc.ca : :.. Kin,fie Clubof Terrace Kristin'sEmporium I [ Richard Sfimt0n, Investment Advisor, RBC Dominion Secu'riti"es:i:;i i[~;:i i ::', :(:-!':;

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11'7 " Y: .... r L* The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000- B5

CHRISTIANA WIENS "PORT'S 638-7283

I Terrace powerlifter becomes a world junior champion

IT TAKES a whole lot of lograms and benched 413 focus and commitment to kilograms. be a world champion. Mil-Homens wall of SKEENA ANGLER But if your Emie Mil- powerlifting awards star- Homens, Terrace's worl- ted growing in 1994 and ROB BROWN d-ranked powerlifter, lif- 1995 when he won me- ting weights competitive- dals in two B.C. Body-: "l'roubled times ly is a way of life. building Championships. Mil-Homens started And in 1996, he won the on Vanisle powerlifting 10 years prestigious Lieutenant ago, when he was just 13 he Island Highway runs over rivers. A few Colonel Arsenault Award miles from Port Hardy it spans the Keogh at years old. On Nov. 13, for outstanding physical T two places. Before reaching Port McNeil it 1999 he realized his fitness in Navy Boot bridges the Cluxewe. A few miles south of that it dream and lifted a total of Camp. spans the lower Nimpkish where that river widens 1,615 kilograms at a In 1998 and 1999 he on its way to Broughton Strait. World Championships went on to win the Cana- After a jog inland, past Nimpkish Lake, past the upper meet in Calgary. dian Powerlifting Cham- reaches of the NimpkishRiver, Highway19 bends back to Mil-Homens, who has pionships in the Juriior the sea, the Tsitika, and the Adam River and the Eve. The never taken any steroids 181 pound class, moving mad crossesthe Salmon River then descends to Sayward. ON THE WAY UP: Ernie MiI-Homens deadlifts 601 kilograms at the World Power- or growth hormones, quickly to take the North Mount l-lhtsam presides over the valleyon the seasideof lifting Championships in Calgary Nov. 19, 1999. MiI-Homens' next competition is deadlifted 601 kilograms, the mad as it winds alongside~e upper Salmonthen turns American junior 198- April 15 in California, where he will compete as one of eight Canadians in a bench squatted another 601 ki- pound class. to span Amor de Cosmos Oeek before moving on past and deadlift contest. The contest is sponsored by the magazine, Powerlifting USA. Blodel and DuncanBay on its way to Campbell River. The highway follows the sea, past Ocean Grove and Shelter Point. There are islands in the distance and creeks along the way. The road spans the Oyster River. After a Meet the Midget rep team feint in the direction of the Puntledgethe highwaymoves EVERY week from now Sports south over the Trent, the Tsable, and smaller waterways until the B.C. AA Midget before it crosses the EnglishmanRiver, Nanoose Creek and Championships in March the NanalmoRiver. Before it reachesVictoria the highway the Terrace Standard will Scope crosses more creeks,and major rivers like the Cowiehan. feature three of Terrace's These are the streams and rivers thatwater the east coast midget hockey players. of VancouverHand; onceso richwith salmon thatthe sight Gary Kerbrat, Ryan Hal- Lake trails of them leR exploringBrits and Spaniards agog. Many of lam and Brian Rigler are the excellent these were the waterways that our best outdoor writer, first of the five-week instal- ment. IT MIGHT be cold Roderick Halg-Bmwn, described so poignantly. Though Hockey scouts are sure but the ski trails at it's been a while since these beautifulriver systemscarried .to have their.eyes on Ter-, Onion Lake andat the the num~r offish they once had the power to, uniila short ~ .race's big tgu&l]le~t defen.~' t Hirsch Creek Golf- :tlmi~ago they were prowdifigfi,'ie steelliea~ Kshi ~gto a Jot ceman, Gary r~erbrat, who and Country Club are: :~ or ~giers, .... :: ~ ....-' hits hard and has the size tff open, tracked and in • Now they are in crisis. do it. great condition. From Victoria to Port Hardy fewer than half a dozen The 5'10, 175-pound de- All 30-kilometres steelheadstreams remainopen to fishing.More than 20 are :fenceman has spent 112 of the trails are closed. After surveying creels, counting juveniles and minutes in the penalty box packed and tracked so far this year and suffered Gary Kerbrat Ryan Ha,am while the lit.trails in adults, environmentministry fisheries staff- whose num- Brian Rigler Kitimat are in good 'bars are also in dramatic,unjustifiable decline- are using a concussion and a sprained Age: 16 Age: 16 Ago: 16 ankle this season. condition. words like extirpationand extinctionto descn'besteelhead Height: 5'10 Height: 5'10 Height: 5'7 Kerbrat is Terrace born Weight: 175 pounds Weight: 165 pounds The Kitimat Cross stocks. Weight: 160 pounds Country Ski Club is and raised and like his Born: Oct. 12, 1983 Born: Sept.7, 1983 Born: June25, 1983 Why? teammate Brian Rigler, has busy preparing for the Terrace, B.C. Terrace, B.C. Terrace, B.C. 'Hard-nosed logging, angling overkill, oommemialfish- played competitive hockey Alcan Marathon, an eries of the Fhst and SecondNations persuasions and habi- here since he was three. A relative newcomer to annual charity event his teammates call him Hal. rap team and wears jersey for the Heart and tat loss thanksto suchdevelopments as suburban sprawl are • But don't expect him to competitive hockey in Ter- The 0nly injury he's suf- number eight. all villainsin this drama. And, if the conspiracyof all these root for the Canucks. His race, 16-year-old Ryan Hal- Stroke Foundation on fared this season is a broken Rigler knows his way Feb. 19. forceswere not enough,we now have decliningocean pro- favourite NHL team is the lam only started playing arm. around the Terrace Arena, The race starts one ductivity, a recently diagnosed symptomthat provides a Detroit Red Wings and his te~m hockey at 15. ¢¢ ¢r ¢~ playing competitive hockey kilometre south of favourite player is Steve The left winger has pro- He's small and fast like grim prognosisfor East Islandsteelhead. since he was three years Onion Lake at 11 a.m. Yzerman because "he leads ven he's no rookie, scoring lightning. And it's no won- Evidence supplied by oceanographers indicates that the old. for 15-kilometre or his team to victory all the 2;/goals and 23 assists so der 16-year-old Brian Ri- decline in productivityof the North Pacificecosystem is a So far this year, the 160- less racers and 10 time.", far this year. gler's NHL hockey hero is probable resultof globalwarming. This conditioncreates a pound-player, has gone un- a.m. for those partici- When searching for Ker- Although's he's the same Mike Peca. injured and has scored a death spiral where low smelt survivalin freshwaterresults brat on the ice look for jer- height as Kerbrat, Hallam is pating in the 30-kilo- "Because he's small, very consistent 24 goals and metre event. All races from low adult steelheadreturns which are a result of low sey 18. Kerbrat shoots right 10 pounds lighter and has tough and he works his butt 25 assists. take place in the clas- smelt survival at sea. and is responsible for eight clocked 62 minutes :in the off," said Rigler after an He also shoots right and sic style. Pledge I But, fingerpointing is a waste of time. What can be done goals and 29 assists this penalty box. early morning practice last has charted 60 minutes in about this crisis? season. Hallam, who wears jer- week. forms are available the penalty box. through local sports Increasedartificial enhancement is an option; or maybeit Kerbrat's on-ice nick- sey number nine, didn't say "Rigs," as he's known to Rigler's favourite hock- stores. Call Bernad- name is "Kerby". who his favourite NHL star his teammates, is a right im't. The few streamsflowing through Vanisle East thatare 'ey team is the Montreal Ca- ette at 635-6456 for or team was but we know winger on Terrace's midget holding their own are.those which were not in attendance nadiens. more information. at the EnhancementDance. Recently,desperate fisheries I scientistshave been talkingof"living gene bank"programs Register where wild steelhead smelts are raised to maturitybefore being releasedtospawn. This is not Frankemcience,as it's Local hopefuls beaten ,or,ou, name would suggest, but an expensive and unproven soccer methodology whose efficacy will take several years to determine. born between 1982girls at Oiympi C q ua lifi ere and 1994 are invited Closing all the steelhead streams on Vancouver Island East to sports fishermen would aggravate the pressure to register for youth IT WAS A dream that was friends and family who soccer at the Terrace problems on west coast streams and hasten the decline of not to be for two local men supported him financially Arena banquet room, sport fishingin general. Here is what mustbe done. who have risen to the top as well as emotionally beginning Friday, First, we must realizethat VancouverIsland steelbeadof of their sports in Canada. throughout his drive to Feb. 4. are importantto the worldand have an intrinsicright to sur- And though Jason Hal- make the Olympic team. Registration runs vive. Second, we must acknowledgethat the fisheryfor dane and the Canadian Haldane and the Cana- two Fridays and Sa- those fish is an important part of our culture. The sport •Men's Volleyball team dian Men's Volleyball turdays Feb. 4-12 needs to be maintainedbut only under the most restrictive will get a second chance team lost their initial bid from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and challengingregimes: fly fishing0nly, the way Halg. to qualify for the Olympics for Olympic qualifiers on on Fridays and 10 Brown and Noel Moneyfished the same rivers, but with a at two Last Chance Tour- their home turf in Winni- a.m. to 4 p.m.on Sa- naments in Europe later no kill reel,lotionout of necessity. peg at the Continental turdays. Proof of age this year, local boxer Joey Cup. Third, our politidans have to stop shovelingmoney out must be presented at Losier wasn't so lucky. Canada lost to the time of registration. of the trunksof governmentvehicles onto the futilefields Losier, 23, lost his bid Americans in three straight Call Bey at 635-3719 of amateur enhancementin hopes of garnering points in to compete on Canada's sets by scores of 25-20, 30- for more information. popularitypolls. We don't need any uselesspopulation sur- national team Jan. 20-23 at 28, and 25-21. veys on the BulkleyRiver or any of the otherquestionable the qualifying match in St. "It's going to be a dog Drop.in pseudo science conducted by misguidedamateurs under Catherines, Ontario. fight," said Team Canada the aegis of communitydevelopment organizations. Losier lost to lan Gard- Joey Losler Jason Haldane veteran Jason Haldane be- futsal We need to take the money from the job creation ner of New Brunswick in a fore the heartbreaking loss. INTERESTED in grams ovemeenby the corporaterenewal twins and give it 9-6 judge's decision. ier's aitempts, dedication to training hard "I can see it as probably playing indoor soccert to the people who know how to do thatjob. We need to L0sier hadn't battled "The guy is good and raising money for the being the most intense but not sure you c~ there's no questioning trip. embark on a vigorousprogram directed at the restoration Gardner before but had match I'll ever play in." commit to a full se~: battled a common oppo- that," Dilley said. "It's amazing that he son of league play? and enhancementof fisheriesstaff and their habitats with- By finishing second at nent and fared well. Losier was initially got as far as he did." the Continental Cup, Ca- Why not try Thurs- in the Minis~ of Environmentso that they can oonduct Unfortunately, said quite Upset by the loss but Losier, who has re- nada will automatically day night drop in fut- leading edge pmgrams that may save Van' isle steelhead, local coach Jeff Dilley, isn't making any excuses, turned to California to ' gain a berth in one of the sal at Thornhill Ele- among other thing~We need to do it SOON, " Gardner had done his 'He lost: fair jandl trainin theAmerican.sys, three tournaments where mentary. The session i ~i i' i : ~ homework and responded square, ''~s'aid Dilley, who tern, wanted to thank:all only the winner Will go to runs for two hours qulckiy and easily to ~Los, commended Losier for his local business, ifans, Sydney; :: : ...... i:

, ...... ) B6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000 Ken's Trucking leads AN N0U NCIE~ME.NT Coldwell Banker 1st Terrace Realty is pleased to welcome as their newest Peewee hockey league Sales Associate Agencies from Houston and TED HICKS 8-5 to the Hazelton Bull- Peewee House League standings to Jan, 24 Ted brings with him over 25 years of sales dogs. (Each team plays 18 regular season games) management and consulting experience in However, Terrace man- TEAM GP GF GA W L T PTS retail sales. As a Coldwell Banker Sales aged to bounce back on Ken's Trucking 15 65 23 11 2 2 24 Associate and a member of BC Northern Sunday after a 10-3 win Skeena Sawmills 16 51 37 7 6 3 17 against C.E.P. from Kiti- Bradford and Sons 16 39 53 6 8 2 14 Real Estate Board, Ted invites his friends ~ mat. Terrace then found re- Lakelse Logging 17 38 7g 6 9 2 14 and acquaintances to call him for any of venge against Smithers' Farwest Fuels 16 40 45 4 9 3 11 their real estate needs. Pioneer Bippers after losing to them 2-1 in Terrace's lSTTERRACE REALTY g_~.~_~?l I Peewee House tournament in the second period. Farw- Both teams had many memberoF coldv.~ll Banker affiliales of Canada • in December. Terrace beat est Fuels answered back at scoring chances, but excel- I:|l I: il:l:i~l:! L' the Bippers 7-1. the end of the period as lent goaitending from Kei Ave', Terrace, ! Ken's Trucking finished Landen Archibald put Kevin Sarsiat for Farwest TYLER NOBLE the round robin with two Farwest on the board. and Alex Maclean for Ken's A VARIETY of events hap- wins and two losses, and The third period featured Trucking stopped either 't pened in the Peewee House placed third in the tourna- non-stop action. Farwest team from getting any fur- Division in January, begin- ment. took the lead early in the ther. The crowd was on the : q ning with Ken's Trucking third with a goal from edge of their seats all the road trip to Hazelton for an ,way to the buzzer as the In regular season action, Dustin Hystad. Solid de- ~ ~ • • ; • • ; ii out-of-town tournament. Farwest Fuels and Ken's fense from Farwest denied final score was 2-2. Terrace's top Peewee Trucking squared-off in a Ken's Trucking from num- Ken's Trucking also House team returned home Monday night matchup Jan. erous scoring chances. faced Lakelse Logging Jan. with hard-fought third place 17. However, halfway 24, and won a lop,sided bat- medals, after another two- After a defensive first through the third period, tle 12-1. Ken's Trucking day tournament Jan. 15-16. period, Ken's Trucking Ken's Trucking tied the lost to Lakelse Logging 4-2 Ken's Trucking played opened the scoring with a score at 2-2 with a point- in their previous matchup two tough teams Saturday, point-shot goal from Aman- ' shot deflected by Justin on Nov. 27, 1999. 'i losing 12-2 to Bassani deep Parmar with 8:10 left Roylance. ]

~ j 3 BM back on top in men's.futsal, action ' :i' THE BATTLE for first in Terrace Super BM has scored 41 goals in eight Internationals with 12 points to date men's soccer is so tight, one point se- games so far this season. The Blazers and Jack's Pipers with 10 points. The Let us send your old eyeglasses parates the league's top two teams, have scored 39 goals in 11 games to Internationals added four goals to their Super BM's recent 4-3 win against date. Nilton Predicante and Percy 37 goal total Jan. 25 heating Jock's Pi- to the developing world. Kitwanga put Super BM hack on the Fowler, with 10 and six goals each, pers 4-2. top of league standings with 21 points lead the way for the Blazers. Canadian Tire also beat Northern this season. The Kitwanga Falcons, holding Knight 8-3 Jan. 24. Those two teams The Cavalheiro's Blazers, in num- strong in third, beat the Blazers 4-3 round out the league with nine and OPERATION EYESIGHT UNIVERSAL : ber one spot since hefore Christmas, Tuesday, Jan. 25. The Falcons have three points each. Canadian Tire's star im ml BE are now in the hunt with 20 points, played 10 games as of Jan. 27 and are player, Corey Trogi, leads the league's •With the help of Brian Barwise, sitting tight with 19 points. scoring race with 12 goals in nine Marc LeBlanc and Trevor Lutes, That puts them well ahead of the games this season. • Charitable Registration# 119068955 RR0001 :/";.=

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CTION ..... AD The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appmprtale headings and to set rates therefore and to determine page location. Classifications! The Terrace Standard reminds advertisers that It Is against the provincial Human Rights Act to dlscdmlnata on the basis of children, medial status and fACTION AD RATES ANMOUNCF.MEN/S 616 COMMERCIAL employment when placing "For Rent:" ads, Landlords can state a no-smoking preference. 105 AHNOUNCEMENTS 628 ro~ SALEOR RENT The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit, classify or reject any advertisement sad to retain any answers directed to the.News Box Reply I 1OANNN~RSARIES 636 FK3USESFOR RENT Service, and to repay the customer the sum paid for the advertisement and box rental. 120 BIRTHDAYS 640 MISC.FOR RENT 125 CHURCH 644 MOBILEHOMES Box replies on "Hold" Instructions not picked up within 10 days of expiry of an advertisement will be destroyed unless mailing instructions are recalved. 130 COMINGEVENTS 648 ROOM& BOARD Those answering Box Numbers are requested not to send original documents to avoid loss. 638-7283 135 ENGAGEMENt/ 656 SHARE All claims of errors in advertisements must be received by the publisher within 30 days after Ihe first publicanon, WEDDINGS ACCOMMODATION It Is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the Terrace Standard In the event of fsUure Io publish an advedisament as published 14S IN MFI~ORU~4 660 STORAGE DEADLINE:FRIDAY 4 P.M. 150 U~GALNOTICES 668 TOURIST shall ba limlled to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one Incorrect Insartlon for the podlon of the advertising space occuplad by the incorrect or Display, Word Classified and Classified Display 155 ORIIUARIE5 ACCOMMOOATIONS omitted item only, and that there shall be no liability In any event grester than lhe amount paid for such advertising. 160 TENDERS 676 WANTEDTO RENT 165 THANKS 680 WAREHOUSES Name Address. ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls PERSON4L REALESrME • on a saturday, Sunday or Monday, lhe deadline le 210 ~USINF.SS PERS(~NM5 70SACREaGES/LOTS Phone. Start Date # of Insertions __Terrace Standard #...... _Weekend Advertiser 230 LOST& FOUND 71$ COMMERCIALPROPERTY Thursday at 4 p.m. for all dlsolav and classified adF, 240 PERSONALS 730 FORSALE SY OWNER CLASSIFICATION, Credit Card No. Expiry Date~ MERCHAN~L~E 73S HOUSES Q VISA Q MASTERCARD 31S AUCTIONS 745 MOBILE5 ' ,TERRACE STANDARD, 3210 CLINTON STREET 330 COMPUTERS 7SSOPEN HOU~ PLEASE CLEARLY PRINT YOUR AD BELOW - ONE WORD PER SPACE TERRACE, B.C. V8G 5R2 355 FURNITURE 770 WANTED All classified and classified display ads MUST BE 360 GARAGESALES AOTOMO/~E 36S/v~SC,FOR SAIJE SIOCARSFOR SAI~ 1 4 8 380 TIMSER 81STRUCKS FOR SALE PREPAID by either cash, VISA or Mastercard. When 39SWANTEO phoning in ads please have your VISA or Mastercard Pt3S/ FARM 854 AIRCRAFT 6 7 10 410 FARMEQUIPMENr 858 A'rv's a 9 number ready. 425 LIVESTOCK WORD ADS RUN IN Terrace Standard & Weekend Advedlser 435 PErs 862 BOATS/ MARinE 866 MorORcYCLES 11 12 1Week (Standard& Advortlser~$13.38"(~¢. os'q INDUSTRY 870 RV'SCAMPERS lf3 14 lS 3 week8 ($1andard& Advertiser)$25.68"(~. as'r) 460 EQUiPMENt' 874 RV'S5TH WH EB.S 470 LOGGING/TIMSER 878 RV'SMOTORHOME5 13.S8 *Additional words rover 20~ 20¢ PER WORD PLUS GST 480 MACHINERY 16 17 882 RVRENTALS 18 19 25.e8 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS CONFIDENTIAL BOX SERVICE EI~OrMENT " 890 S~OWMOSILES $11,48 per column inch Pickup $5,00 Mall out $10,00 510 BUSINESS 13.59 13.e0 14,02 14.23 1~..45 OPFORTUN~E5 SERVK~S 25.89 2e. 11 26.32 26.84 2e.7e 520 CAREERS ' 908 BUSINESS (BIRTHDAYIANNIVERSAI~WCARD OF THANKS/OBITUARIES / 530 EDUCATION OPPORTUNnlES 14.66 14.e7 15.09 18.30 15.82 IN MEMORIUM/CHURCHES/NON PROFIT GROUPS) $7,42c,in 540 HELPWANTED 910 BUPJ)INGSERVICES 570 TUTORING 912 CARPENTRY 2s.96 27.18 27.39 28.1 4 28.36 S80WORK WANTED 914 CHEDCARS For longer ad, ; )tease usb a separate sheet LEGAL ADVERTISING ...... $13.72 per column inch RENTAL 920 CONSTRUCTION JI • BIENBI 604 APARTMENTS 932 HANDYMAN . Clip & Mall This Form To: Phone 'Fax For regional coverage place your display ad In the 608 HAS~J~ENTSUFFE 936 JANITORIAL Terrace Standard weekend edition of the Weekend Advertiser. 612 CA~NS/coTrAGES 944 MISC.SERVICES 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2 STANDARD 638-7283 638-8432

L osi ;:210 BUSINESS I ~ |vd g F_'I I[e] ~ II I[e]ll I =1 ~ I ~] =1' :ANNOUNCEMENT:, . ....~ :' , ..; . : On February 14 I L":PERSOflALS :; Description J Reference J Closing Date ANYONE KNOWING the where Tell Your Sweetheart TERRACE KICKBOXING club. I J504-07-20001 March 14/00 abouts of Brent Peltier. Please New bigger location. Ring, Repo~ng, inspecting, and treating standing wood pole stubs on distribution lines in call (collect) hi6 father at 250- How Much You Care heavy bags, speed bags, etc. EVANLY.RAYS Terrace. 635-0971, We offer light to full contact. 1) Teuace- area 1 With A Valentine's Greeting=. W.K.A training or just get in FREE 2000 CALENDAR BALANCE FASHIONS Cloth- SRV39.99 colledors edition SetaUsavailable from the officeof BC Hydro, 1155 McGill Road, Kamlo0ps, B.C. V2C 5L1 ing 20% off Winter Sale. For shape while learning self de- Tel. (250) 371-6905 fense. Introducing Kickflex-Car- ratedbest service and most accurate more info call Gall 250-638- psychicsin ~a in 1998+1999 Sealed Tenders cleady marked with reference number will be received at the above 2073. die, aerobic stretching workout address until 11:00 a.m, on the abovedosing date. on real equipment not airkick. • Career W CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- First workout free. Call Tony at • Relationships TH! POWER IS YOURS dian Pardon seals record.. 250-615-KICK. Amedcan Waiver allows legal Spouse habits , BC hgdro WILL SET UP and maintain • Picking Lotto #'s www.bchvdro.c0m entry. Why dsk employment, your small business bookkeep- business, travel, licensing, de- Ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- • • in 2000 portation, All Canadian/Ameri- m perience. Excellent references 1-900-45 ! -4055 can immigration applications. These Valentine's Greetings will be upon request. Phone 635-9592 1-800-347-2540. 24 HRS. $2.99/Jln - 18+ published in the or Ematl: manucomp@unl- DESIGNATED PARKING Plac- serve.cam CITY OF TERRACE ard Program for people with February 9, 2000 Terrace Standard PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENTION mobility disabilities, sponsored / by the BCIILRC. Call 1-877- 288-1088 for an application or ROADCLOSURE& ROAD EXCHANGE information and referral servic- TAKE NOTICE THAT, pursuant to Section 525 & 527 of the es available for people with dis- .. I':~lO abilities. Municipal Act, the Council of the City of Terrace intends to stop SINGLE MOTHER looking to up and close that portion of highway (the "Closed Road") meet other single mothers to r I~ql marked as "Closed Road" and shown hatched on the accompa- start a support group and share nying drawing and exchange the "Closed Road" for those por- ideas.. If this interests you GS~ tions of land marked "Road" and shown in heavy black outline olease call Lora 250-638-8123. on the accompanyingdrawing.

, I-.~A, ~,r,.I, qln ~/0 ~ ~::."t :' ~ :,, T~ These feet are the ~; !: " i' ¢,~- a,, , " ,:) ~ ...... shape of an unborn "~!)~/ babxs feet at ten weeks after conception. k 3210 Clinton St. T NIRVANA METAPHYSIC ~ & HEALINGCENTRE ~ Z Open Channel, 'l~rot Readings- :C.) . m " Laurel Ballard MscDPhd Palm Mystery.Merino Driedger "WORKSHOPS"- COSSETT, BEVERLY ELDON ; . : Faerie Realm - Feb. 5 Earth Religion - Feb. 12 & 13 Lordly,~kc~l'~l:~¢l~l; Lordly, i Born April 10, 1934 in Roxville, Nova Scotia. FO~N~8~or 250-635-5860Drd~ ~r~° !i ~5i! fit3Si i~Sn~ Natural Msglek- Feb.26 Passed away Jan. 25, 2000 in Terrace, B.C. FOUND ONE set of keys, Hep- THE PROPOSEDROAD CLOSURE& EXCHANGEBYLAW MAY pie Road, on Braun's Island. BE INSPECTEDbetween the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p,m., each day, from. Wednesday, February 2nd, 2000, to Mondayr Predeceased by son Terry and father Oelmar. Beverly will he Jan. 15, 2pm. Call 250-638- "3611C0tt0nwood:Cres! ~ 40 0586. February 14111, 2000, inclusive, excluding Saturdays and : Thorrihiit B.CiVSGIfCS::.! remembered and sadly missed by his beloved wife of 39 years, Eva, Sundays in the reception area at the City of Terrace Public :: FOUND SMALL black cat. Wa- Works Building at 5003 Graham Avenue,Terrace, B.C • i761 as well as their large family. * ter Lily Bay area/Lakelse Lake. 1hey include daughter Brenda, her husband Calvin Knapp and their Affectionate. January 27/2000. THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE :i :IYi Call 250-798-2535 to claim. MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS children Levi & Dylan. Daughter Rata and her husband Tim Wilcox. THERETO. LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at Daughter Leta and her husband Ambrose Hagginsand their children, TAKE NOTICEand be governedaccordingly. • ; Alexander and Larissa. Daaghler Gale, and her husband Brian Smith the Bingo Hall In Pdnce Rupert. wE ,.Gs: i !!ii a black leather wallet. Please RaN PCXDLE,Chief AdministrativeOfficer .... " ' ',: ': ,'i ~: :'/:' :'""; "": '~: "?': ' and their son Max. Alsoson James. return, no questions asked. I.D. Beverly also left behind his mother, Berlha Cossett, his sister Lorna very Important. Please call I (250)624-2002 extension "0". Fryer and her husband Herb, and nieces, nephewsand closefriends. Reward offered. A memorial Servke for Beverly was held on Friday, January 28, 2000 at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnessesin Terrace, B.C. SHORT HAIR tortoise shell fe- CITY OF TERRACE real cat. Five years old "Spicy" The Olher Gang The Cosseltfamily would like to express Iheir gralitude and appre- from Miller.Ave. On Jan. 10. NOTICE OF PUBUCHEARING ciation for the love and supped shownduring this difficult lime. Call 250-635-4025. Especially,they would like this gratilude 10 be extended to the medi- :: : 7 240 PERSONALS' LAND USE CONTRACT DISCHARGE ! cal staff at Mills Memorial Hospital for their dedicated ad compas- IANNOUNCEMEN T TAKE NOTICETHAT an application has been made to discharge • ii "::, ~ '% "! ,.i : sionate care during Beverly'sillness. CANADA'S MOST renowned Lafid Use Contract Bylaw No. 664-I 972 ~AAAAAAA~AAAAA A 4AAA ~ A~AA~ A 4 ~AAAAAAAA A A and respected psychics. Live THE SUBJECTPROPERTY: and ConfidentiaL..Amazlng Pre- dictions. Let Victoda, Madlyn, The application affects the property, within the City of Terrace, Peter, Kelth, Mona, Ana and shown shaded on the accompanying map and describedas: • I II AnnualGeneral Meeling of lhe Terrace II I other gifted psychics help dis- Lot 1, Dis~ictLot 369, Range 5, CoastDisffict, Plan 7024 cover your destiny. Relation- IIII Publk Library Assodation II I ship, Daily Cdsis, Finances? [] I I wmbe held on I I [] I Former Terrace rest- 24hrs/18+/$2.99mln. 1-900- Thursday, February 17, 2000 dent,Edwin (Ed)Piesche 677-5872. MYSTICALCONNE- Ill JJI JI passed away at his TIONS 1-877-478-4410 (credit []11 in the Terrace Library Meellng Room at 7:00 p.m. lib I Lanley home, in his card only). Email www.mystic- [] J I Bedi0nsto ~e Boardof Trustees~11 take placeand nominations J J [] J sleep, January 6, 2000. connectlons.com [] J J for thesepositions will be acceptedfrom the floor. I J [] J He is survived by his Iov-

( ) van Niedarhausern (John), Silvia Weidner .... - ..... N..... aONSP EL. -- (Larry McGougan), Ralph (Cindie), Gerry (Dianne) THE INTENT: and Tina Currell (Bob), INVITATION TO TENDER - In order to allow for Ihe possiblefuture expansionof the Terrace eighteen grandchildren and 15 great-grandch dren. HIGHWAY 16 WATERMAII~ Curling Rink. He is also survived by his sister Lisel van Seelen and INSTALLATIONCONTRACT BYLAWINSPECTION: three niece with their families in Germany. (KenneySt. to Munroe St.) THE :PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT BACKGROUNDDOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the raceD. Edwin Piesche was born August 7, 1921 in Tender documents and tion.area at the City of Terrace.PublicWorks Buildincl at 5003 Kunersdorf, Czechoslovakia to Alfred and Frieda Offer Forms for installation Graham Avenue,Terrace, B.C., betweenthe hours of'~;30 a.m. Piesche. After the war, Ed and Margaret married and of approximately 425M of to 4:30p.m. each day from Wednesday, Februar !nd, 2000, lived in Germany until 1953 when they and their 450ram watermain are to Monday, February 141h, 2000, excluding S~ rdaysand Sundays, three daughters immigrated to Canada. The family available from Monday, February 07, 2000, and PUBUCHEARING DETAILS; lived in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and 3 more chil- may be picked up for a non- dren were born there. In 1962, Ed and his family Any persons wlshlng.to voice their opinions regardin~l this refundal~le fee of $25.00, at application may do so in writing, and/or in person, Af ]HE moved to Terrace where he started a pa ntlng bus- the Publlc Works PUBLICHEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPALCOUNCIL ness, Ed's Painting & Decorating, The family lived in Department, 5003 Graham CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14THs Terrace until 1974 when Ed & Margaret moved to the Avenue, Terrace, weekdays 2000. lower mainland. between the hours of 8:30 ,THis NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Hewill be deady missed byLoII of hisfamily and his J, a.m. and 4:30 p.m. " ,,~~..~ R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AME.N.~DME~TS. many friends, both here and in the Io~vermainland. J Tender to close at 2:00 p.m. On Thursday, February 24111,2000...... N i . ' RON POOLEi(~llidAdm,nidratlveOfficer.; ;~: :i The Terrace .Standard, Wednesdayi'February21 2000 -B9

COLOR ME red kennel Alaskan Malamute puppies. Wolf-grey, bll'Jwhite, red/white. Microchip Deworm. $2500. Shipping avail- RDee"crlptl°n I RS°f4r'°;'c:°°° I ~°?clhg4~e able. Delivery negotiable. Wil- ~rthweet: e liams Lake. 250-392-1198 Fax: 250.392-1519. 60L~83B.SKA x TEn WE STILL have a few female 60L394• SKAxKAL Golden Retriever pups left. Ba- 1L385.TKW x SRS sic house training, second set Occupational Health & Safety 1L391- HUSx HML shots, raised on a farm w/child- 1L393• HUSx NHS ren. 250-635-2224. I I Committee Training Detailsavailable from the office of BC Hydro,1155 McGill Road, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5L1 Tel.(250)371-6906 ' Bill 14 Workers Compensation SealedTenders clearly marked with relerencenumber will be receivedat the above THUNDERBIRD RANCH and W(.l~ UI-A LEVEL3 addressuntil 11:00 a.m. on Iheabove closing date. farm equipment. Quality used Feb 14-25 Moa-Fri 8-4 $639 Amendment Act is now law. sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- THi POWll IS YOURS , Mar 20-31 Mon-Fri 8-4 $639 able. Dave Crossan 250-567- 2607, 6 km Mapes Road, Van- Kitwanga Feb 15-Marl 1 "rues & February 4 8:30 am-5:30pm $124 BChgdro evening & Saturday Thur$639s- derhoof, BC February 9 8:30 am- 5:30 pm $124 Kitwanqa Curlin,c I Club Februarv 16 & ~ ~,flf~ - 1N.NN v,m ~1 ')A ' Sim Gan ForestCorporation WCB OFA LEVEL 1 Forest DevelopmentPlan Fri Feb 11, Sat Feb 26, Man Feb 28 $83 BUILDING LOGS wanted: WCB OFA TRANSPORTATIONENDORSEMENT Nollceis herebygiven that Sire Gan ForestCorporation wl ha d a pub c Spruce or Fur. Please call Don Wed Feb 9, Sat Feb 12, Sun Feb 27 $83 viewing of the proposed forest davefopmenlplan for Forest L cence (250) 835-8881. W.H.M.LS. A16666. This plan will cover the Chemainuk/Shumal,Kwlnatahl/Hoan Via computeranytime $50 and EastKinskuch geographic areas. JOHN DEERE 440 skidder. Ex- cellent condition. New tires, This forestdevelopment . -plan showsthe locationand orderly develaP ment Trigg chains. $15,000 OBO. of proposedharvesting road development,maintenance, and deacliva- 667-B skidder. Good working lion. The.planalso inJudes informationan the maintenanceand 'protec- condition, with or without new tion o[ omer resourcevalues in the area. It is availablefor review by chains, $10,000. 250-638-1811 resource agenciesand Ihe public before approval is consideredby the after 6:00 pm. Ministry o| Forests.All approvedhigher- eveI pans that encom ass the 25th Anniversary 1975- 2000 developmentarea will be madeavailable [or reviewat this time. p LOGGING TRUCK loads of Birch firewood for sale. Phone Simply Accounting ...... $184 The forestdevelopment plan will be availablefor reviewduring the week 638-7290. EXPERIENCED COOK Smith- MANAGEMENT TRAINEES: February 8 - 17 o[ February 14 to February21, 2000 at the followingdates and leca- ers Golf Course, April to Sep- lions; TerracePublic Library 4610 ParkAvenue Terrace,B.C. during nor- full and part time positions 48D MACHINERY tember, cooking for up to 200 available. Attractive opportuni- Heart Smart Cooking ...... $89+ real businesshours (Monday lpm to 5pm, Tuesdayto Friday 10am to twice a week. Resume to: 250- 9pm, SaturdaylOom to 5pro and Sunday1pro to 5pm) Sim C;an Forest ties available for people who February 11 & 12 ,: 1987 HITACHI EX200 with 846-9685 fax, emaih cam wish to build a secure future in Corporation,Branch Office, 3974 Old LokelseLake Road Terrace B.C. Denis stroker/delimber. Under Skills for Supervisors ...... and Gikvinkshlkw Band Council office, 207 Zaul Zap, Gitwlnksihlkw, @bulkley.net, or Box 502, the challenging environment of Management $445 B.C. duringnormal business hours (Monday to Friday9am to 4pro} 8000 hours, MD3 measuring Smithers, BC VOJ 2N0. consumer finance. We require February 14 - 17 system. Top & butt saws. Excel- FULL-TIME assistant manager people who are out~]oing, enjoy MS Excel (Spreadsheets) ...... $164 A representotlveo[ Sim Gan ForestCorporaton 'wil be ~ailable at lent condition. Lowbed to near- required. Preferably with retail meeting and dealing with the Tillicum Lodge (Nass Ca~p) from 12 noon to 9pm an Wednesday est town. (604) 867-9272 or experience in sporting February 14 - 23 February23, 2000 to discussthe proposedplans and receivecommenls. public, some sales experience, (604) 867-9341 after 6:00 goods/out-door store. Position a valid drivers licence, and a To ensureconsideration before a ~provalis consideredby the Ministry of in Smithers in new out-door OFA Level III ...... $639 Forests, wr tten commentsm sst ~e receivedat 3974 Old LakelseLake minimum grade 12, although Road,Terrace, B.C. V8G 3V1 by Aprl] 05, 2000. store. (Out-door retail and tour- candidates with business de- February 14 - 25 ism centre). Out-door experi. gree or applicable courses are Global Positioning System ...... $149 ff any interestedparties are unableto reviewtheproposed plans during ence (back-packing, climbing, preferred. We offer a thorough these times, arrangementscan be made to view the plan at a time con- $$GOVERNMENT PRO- etc.,) an asset. Please submit on the job training program, ad- February 15, 17, & 19 venientto them.Please contact Red Fowlerat (250) 635-6956, or in writ- GRAMS information Govern- resume by February 25/00. Out- vancement opportunities based ing at Sim Gan ForestCorporation, Branch O[fico, 3974 Old Lakelse door Essential, Box 9, Smithers, Childsafe (NID Day special) ...... $ 70 LakeRoad, Terrace, B.C. V8G 3V1. ment assistance programs in- on medt, and a good salary and formation to assist the start or BC, V0J 2NO. Fax: 250-847- benefit package. F/T position February 18 1912, email: info@northerlight- requires willingness to relocate. expansion of your business and stours.com Managing & Resolving Conflict ...... $189 farm. Call 1-800-505-8866 Please submit resume to Dar- INLAND KENWORTH Parker February 18 (NID Day special) ARE YOU looking for extra in- ren M. Smith, Trans Canada Pacific - Quesnel, B.C. requires Credit Corporation, 4548 come? Get started todayl Call a HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT Mapping Using Microstation ...... $975 now for an appointment. 250- Lakelse Ave, Terrace, B.C. VSG CANADA'S BEST 24 MECHANIC. Applicant must 1P8. February 22 - 26 HOUR 1 on 1 (18yrs+) 1- 638-0005 or 250-638-0053 have hydraulic & electrical OCCASIONAL WORK on Fri- intro to PowerPoint '97 ...... $164 888-913-8122 from BIG PROFITSI $6,000 invest- background for forestry swing day and Saturday, 6 hours per February 22 - Mar 2 $2.00/min. Credit card bill- BEDRM SUITE $150, SkiDoo ment in the Japanese Yen, applications. Competitive wage day, demonstrating products in ing. •. 1-900-451-2220 Trailer $200, Futon (new) green could have recently given you a & benefit package. Send food stores. We need a reliable, OFA Level I ...... $ 83 $495, Antique table $300, 2 return of $45,000. Call 1-888- resumes in confidence to In- $3.99/min Website: enthusiastic person who is per- February 24 www.discreettalk.com Lamps $25. 250-635-1543. 807-4364 for your REPORT & land Kenworth, 3150 Highway sonable and able to communl- WOOD COOK stoves - old time find out what market is ready for 97N.; Quesnel, B,C. V2J 3J4 cate features of food items Transportation Endorsement ...... $ 83 CAN'T USE Viagra? Maximus Attn: Roy Cherry stand by for cooking• and heat- THE NEXT BIG MOVEII while preparing and giving cus- February 25 Natural Cream now available. ing. Selection of various sizes + HERBALIFE INDEPENDENT JOURNEYMAN PAINTER re- For FREE info kit call Mark's tomers a sample. Please call models. $500 + upwi~tds. 250- i Distributor. for product or oppor- quired, must have skills in all ar- Patricia at P&C Marketing Serv- Foodsafe Level One ...... $ 99 Plaza Pharmacy. Toll Free 1- 567-4302. tunity. Please call Evelyn 250- eas of painting and finishing. 877-6664 ices 1-877-811-3366 toll free February 26 & 27 635-1543 This permanent position is for number. GOOD NEWS: Have you heard career minded individuals only; MS Access (Database) ...... $164 HOME WORKERS NEEDEDII willing tolive in Smlthers. Send REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: any Lately? Then get to know Auto Technician, GM training February 28 - Mar. 8 God better through a FREE To assemble our products. For resumes to: Interior News File free information send S.A.S.E. #101, Box 2560 Smithers, BC required. New progressive deal- '"Bible Study Course" and Bible. ership in BC interior, contact General Pesticide Applicator ...... $ 250 For more information write HAY FOR sale large round Crafts, 8-7777 Keele St., Dept. VOJ2N0. bales, Ibarn stored Alfalfa gr&s~ ~. #2, Concord, Ontario, L4K 1Y7 Rene 1-800-880-5515 or 250. Mar. 2 - 5 Good News Bible Study, Box 992~5515, fax (250) 992-6334 =349 Telkwa B.C., VOJ 2XO. mi:~ed ~no ialn.i Phone 250-846,- i or cal 1-88Q~7~'~7A09'% ' REQUIRED PERMANENT ve •WHMIS_...... ,:...... ~:...~,~;,,.,,,,.,.,,.':.~ .-' "-- ~- ~. ~"-,' '~ , '- 501". .... ~Phon~ Rickl collect 0-2~0-84'6- 9209 for mbre info.i ' ', ! EOCA~~SIN~i~U 9 :':~ ,~'.Y'~f~'~]~!;~,.-~q~_q, S~O~E AUDITOR Groce~.~Q~ 5219. ' ~" rless fnP'~i~;:~..li a;~h~i~o,~ two aayspe~',week.! MUStlDe tlU- Drug store experenCe fot:~l~t~.:~' ...... low overhead, unlimited poten- ent in English~, ?non;si~0ker manent part time retail price au- MALE ORGAN enhancement. tlal for growth. $30,000, for have first aid ticket, bondable. dits. Resume'to CPI P,O. Box FDA approved. Medical vacuum BULK GROUND or rolled grain " • more tnfo call 250-638-1292 or Send resume with references to 214962, Sacramento, Calif. ipumps or surgical enlargement. all mixtures. Buy or trade all email: [email protected] File #16, c/o Terrace Standard, 95821-0962 Gain 1-2". Permanent and safe. Classes of livestock. Pick up 3210 Clinton St. Terrace BC, Resolve impotence. FREE OWNER RETIRING, selling he- VSG 5R2. and delivery. Southslde Feeds. tel, care, laundromat, bar. Has brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. 1-250-694-3500 50R52 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- VLTs. Near Ft. McMurray Oil- CHAROLAIS - Purebred polled sands, Alberta. Will carry some bursement. : Visit websita yearling bulls. Excellent quality. . www.drioelkaplan.com: '* " financing OAC. 780-771-3999 Easy calving. Bred for the com- Fax 780-771-2333 mmmmmm~ SWF 33 non-smoker, fun lov- mercial producer. $2,000/up. PlZZARAMA PIZZARIA Fran- ing, attractive, fit and financially, Berth Charolais 250-567-4584. secure. Enjoys outdoor, movies" chise: Spires Panagopoulos off- GENERAL LIVESTOCK haul- ere a successful formula for and dancing. Seeks SWM 33- ~ ing, cattle, horses,sheep. Li- 45 honest, employed with simi- making pizza, and money. censed and insured for Canada, Complete training, support and lar interests for companionship USA. Hay hauling and sales. or relationship. Respond to File marketing provided. Information 250-694-3448, cell,• 250-692" 604-683-2113. Place #52, C/o Terrace Standard, 6559, fax 250-694-3769. Jeff 32.10 Clinton St, Terrace, BC TEST DRIVEl Unique opportun- Giesbrecht Transport, Bums ity to own and operate a 2000 VSG 5R2. Lake, BC> classi Pete with zero down. You must "HOT XXX GIRLS LIVE" 1- GOOD SELECTION of yearling have min. 2yrs flatdeck highway 900-830-0044. $4.99 per Slmmental bulls. Lots of natural experience, able and willing to minute. Must be 18+. muscle and flesh; structurally run Canada/USA and possess word correct and moderate birth good references. Tom or Andre. weights. Both horned and 800-663-0099 polled. Select now' for spring COMPUTER REPAIR: Hard- delivery. XBAR Simmentals. ,. 520 CAREERS ware, software. Basic tutoring. '250-567-4127. Free pickup. $30 per hour. Call TRAIN TO work in the comput- GOOD SELECTION of Yearling Rea,.,, Dale 250-635-6647 Simmental bulls. Lots of natural er industry. Network Techni- cian, Computer Technician, muscle and flesh; structurally Programmer Analyst, Office Ad- correct and moderate birth mlnistrator. For program or weights. Both horned and • student loan information, from polled. Select now for spring our CDI College (Abbotsford delivery. XBAR Simmentals Campus) Call toll free today 1- 250-567-4127. DELICIOUS LAMB. For sale. 888-229-1555 Cut & wrapped to your specifi- LONE FIR - Hereford bulls. cations. $2.79/Ib. Delivery avail- Good selection of quality polled able. Hamblin Farm Mr~ats. bulls. Look early before calving WORLO./ Houston. 1-800-665-6992 or starts. View parents"& siblings. 250-845-2133 Priced for the comm: cattlemen 250-690-7527 Ft. Fraser. FRIDGE AND stove for sale, yellow fridge, $300. Green CAMP CALEDONIA (on Tyhee INTRODUCING stove, $150. Call 250-635-6730. NATURALLY RAISED Angus Lake near Smithers) is recruit- ing for this summers camping HAVE YOU ever enjoyed a beef & pork for sale. Custom story of success and big mon- butchering and sausage mak- season. We need paid staff WHERE THE ey? "The Thrill of the Deal" A Ing. Ha'mblln Farm Meats Hous- i from July 1st 1o Aug. 5th, 2000, and volunteers for individual great readll Just off the Pressll ton. Delivery available. 1-800-, camps. We're accepting appll- POWER OF THE 665-6992 Author spent time In Smlthers, cations for: Assistant Director, Houston, Bums Lake, Vender- NEED A Black •Angus Bull? Craft Director, Waterfront DIrec- CLASSIFIED AD • hoof, Prince George + Quesnel. Check out the pen at Belsham's tot, Nurses, Sports Director, MEETS THE Lots of names you will know. Lazy B Ranch Test Centre In Kitchen Staff, Female and Male Pictures galore. Call 1-250-692- Fort Fraser. Heifer bulls, perfor- Counselors, and Maintenance POWER OF THE 3722 for your copy. A great mance bulls. For best selection Director. Resumes can be sent read. come eady. For more Informa- to: Camp Caledonia, P.O. Box INTERNET! USED COIN operated washing tion call Crosby Angus (250) '3328, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2N0 machines $250. Ph 635-2838. 567-4127. .. DELIVERY PERSONNEL http://www.bcclasslfied.com needed immediately to deliver new phone book, must have We Buy, own vehicle and be In good shape. Call 604-318-8217. When you place a classified word ad in our newspaper, EARN $200, $300, $500 or Sell more per week, assembling product in the comfort of your your ad will automatically be posted on the Intemet, for own home, send a self ad- the entire duration of the booking. dressed stamped envelope to: & Trade O.P.H, 6-2400 Dundas St. West, Suite 541 ref 683 Missis- USeD sauna, Ont, L5K 2R8 Wintel ~Hours ESTABLISHED CHRYSLER II =1 I| ~iff'! 1 i are now in effect! dealership In a brand new facili- CD'S ty. We need team oriented people to grow with us in these positions: Parts Manager, Service Manager, Technicians, Appren-

] SKEENAMALL rices. All repllles in confidence. .~ill General Manager, Peyra Chrys- "STANDARD .[. TERRACE ler, Box 1140, High Pralde, Al- Ph: 250-638-7283 FAX 250-638-8432 berta, TOG 1E0 Ph'. 780.523- k[. 635'49,48 5007 E. • B10 - The Terrace Standarc Wednesday, Februa~ 2, 2000 NECHAKO~ POSITION VACANT NORTHCOAST ROAD SUPERINTENDI~NT Mills Memorial /CO~TRUOTION TERRACB Hospital Auxiliary ,, / ...... TERRACE " Nechako Northcoast Conslructlon o progressive Road and Bridge IS ACCEPTING MaintenanceContractor in the B.C. Northwestis currentlyaccepting appli- aring dependable people who : I 11 Constructioncompany 1ocaled in QueenCharhlfe City, B.C.seeks QUOTES TO cationsfor Ihe abovementioned senior management position. Have a Home Support WorkedNurses Aide . ~11 on office manager to: rhls positionrequires a competent,highly motivated individual with slrong RENOVATE THEIR Certificate ' II I. Overseeaccounls receivable, accounts payable, payroll, bank adershlp qudilies, aboveaverage communication skills, and an in-depth Or a nursing background II reconciliationand monlhlyfinancial stalements. ~owledgeof the Roadand BridgeMaintenance industry. Thrift Shop job description can be obtained from Peter Lansdowne, General Enjoy working with people in their homes li 2. Proficiencyin SimplyAccounting, Excel, and MSWord a must. Manager. at Have a vehicle and pager (required) II 3. Desiredapplicant is a senior level cerlified general account Resumesfrom qualifiedappllcants are requestedby February9, 2000 to 4544 Lazelle, Terrace. be deliveredto: pply at: Terrace Home Support Services II student or have equivalentexperience with excelhnl organ. PeterLansdowne, General Manager Contact #1 ' 3215 Eby St., Terrace, B.C. I| izalionalskills. Re. Box 745 Betty Nordstrom, 5720 Highway 16 West, Phone: 635-5135 J~ We offer competitivesalary, dependent on experienceand capa- Terrace,B.C, VBG 4(:3 635-3352 (afternoons) Phone(250) 638-1881 Fax (250) 638-8409 for scope of work. bililies. Beautiful waler front home available as subsidized accommodationsif required. Start date immediately• Closing Date: Fax resumesto 250-559-8318 February 16, 2000. Attention Mark STIKINE REGIONAL COMMUNITY HEAL TH COUNCIL =.~ j., has an exceptional opportunity for SHORTTERM (Locum)& I 'Retrace dMm LONG TERM (Permanent) " REGISTERED NURSES RESIDENT MANAGER Quatse :gotl; SITE-KEEPER River Campground- Port Hardy. Previous experience in camp- has an immediate opening for Local business requires an ground management an asset. The positions will be of interest to a Registered Competent repair and main- A CUSTOMER SERVICE PERSON on call location site-keeper • Nurse with a minimum of 2 years experience in tenance skills required. Reply: To the successful applicant who: with a clean driving and police record. The posi- erriergency rooms and/or 2 years in an out post Manager, Box 1409, Port Har- • must have 5 years building supply sales experience tion requires some lifting, excellent paperwork or remote location. This full time position offers dy, B.C. V0N 2P0 Fax (250) • has extensive knowledge of hardware and building 949-5195 skills and the ability to occasionally handle a six hands on nursing care, ER, pharmacy, materials ton single axle truck in off road conditions• The outpatient clinics and many other experiences THE OMENICA Golf Course re- • Is customer service orientated quires a head cook for the 2000 • can work as part of a team position is suitable for someone who is looking to and opportunities to learn and grow. season. Job will entail manage- add work to an existing business or for someone ment and control of food servic- Terrace Builders Do-it Center provides: .... semi retired with a trucking background. The DUTIES include: es in the restaurant, e.g. buy- • an enjoyable workingenvironment - ..... i ing, menu formation, inventory expected workload is one day per week starting in . Clinical and emergency services, • excellent benefit package control, cooking, etc. The facility February 2000. Reply, in hand written form, with • Patient care planning, • is a privately owned full service • current Industry tralnlng a brief of your work history and explain how this • Development of day clinics and t8 hole championship golf • with remuneration in accordance wlth experience course situated in the near part time opportunity will work for you. • Dispensing medications from the proximity of Vanderhoof, B.C. Please send your resume' to: community pharmacy Salary negotiable. Please send Attention: Jim Almgren Reply to: resume to: John R. Morgan, Box 48 We offer a very competitive salary, Head Professional, Omen,ca Terrace Builders Do-it Center a full benefits package, and signing bonus Golf Course, RR#2, Site 10, 3207 Munroe St. •Terrace Standard, Camp. 22 Vanderhoof, B.C. Terrace, BC V8G 3B3 3210 Clinton St., (permanent full time positions only). V0J 3A0. For more information .R Terrace, B.C. V8G 5A2 call (250) 567-2920 phone or Ii Please forward your resume to : fax (250) 567-2923. Attention: Executive Director Stikine Regional Community Health Centre Ministry For Children And Families DonohueForest Products Inc. MackenzieRegion, is presentlylooking for P.O. Box 386 WANTED AN Orten Gilllngham individualsto fill positionsin our SolidWood Division. Dease Lake, BC tutor or tutor trained in working cBRmsH REsm~ FOSTER FAMILY with learning disabilities for a :CERTIFIED IELECTRICIAN 7: V0C 1L0 grade 9 student. Phone 250- OLUMBIA REQUIRED FOR "GEORGE" Fax: 250-771-3911 615-3293 e 15 Year old male; The successful candidate must be a certified electrician and have at E-mail: thomas.wricjht @srchc.hnet.bc.ca least two years sawmill experiencewith a good understanding and • Attends Lakelse High; working knowledgeof PLC's. . ADHD,appositional disorder, conduct disorder,. attachment disorder; PLANERMAN/MILLWRIGHT -~ : EUROCAN PULP & PAPER CO., a wholly owned CERTIFIED HOME Support • Visual learner, very energetic, sports oriented; subsidiary of West Fraser Mills Ltd., is an Worker. Willing to do cleaning. The successful applicantwill be a Certified Millwright with a minimum integrated producer and marketer of high quality personal care, shopping, etc. • Enjoyssnowboarding, hockeyand biking; of 3 years planer experience,or a Certified Planermill Maintenance linerboard and sack kraft paper. We are seeking a Reasonable rate. Experienced• . Likeshorse, animals, and fixing things; TechnicianI or II. hard-working self-starter for the following position Phone 250-635-7834 Sharon. . A nurturing, supportive, nonthreatening at our Kit,mat, B.C. operation: EXPERIENCED CARPENTER- Wages are in accordancewith the current IWA collective agreement. Richard Thornton Con- nonjudgemental learning environmentneeded. DonohueForest Products also offers a comprehensivebenefits package. Cost Accountant struction.Available for renovations, repairs or new construc- Specialized family care rates are available to Mackenzie is located approximately 200 km north of Prince George, BC Reporting to the financial Manager, the tion. 25 years experience.Call and offers all the amenities and year round recreational opportunities. successful candidate will be responsible for the Richard 638-8526. potential caregivers willing to care for • Qualifiedapplicants should apply in writing, stating qualificationsand preparation and analysis of various cost statements, operating plans and capital EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. "GEORGE', while providing him with a secure experienceby February 5, 2000 to: ,: :: ":'..~') ,tJ;~v ~,r:f'! bCC~ . i.~ , expenditures for the Company's pulp and lr eper. Ju}gen Mattheis. 635-7810. ,.and !oving:environment:. ~, ..~...... ,. .... , .. ~ .,~l~uroanResou(c~s ~,,~0 ~ Wood,pivisio9 ~ .' ,',"~ ', ': 'i" ~ ~ ' ' ::operations,,,and~ will .• supervise the Accounts i: ...... L'" "(" . .... ".~,.,,;1 I1£~.. , I 5.[J~,CI~.CIf';IU3'.' Donohuerarest Prouucts Inc-,...... , " ~BZ'Im Sun-Frae vinyl products. MackenzieRegion jpllj' ' ~ You must have completed the ~lrd :'isvel::of the" For more information ~IJL F~___.~____~ P.O. Box 250 " recognized CMNCGA program and possess EXPERIENCED PAINTER, In- please contact Eron at Mackenzie,BC VOJ 2C0 some forest products or equivalent manufacturing terior/Exterior. Low rates. Free experience. You are a self-starter with the ability estimates. Special rates for se- The Ministryfor Children& Familles.li|l I You can make Fax: (250) 997-5133 Donohue Forest e-mail: [email protected] Products Inc. to work with minimal supervision,, while also nolrs. 250.615-0160 Phone: (250) 638-2311 rnnm a d ,nce. functioning as part of a larger group. PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. TRUCK and '28' trailer en- This position offers an attractive salary plus a full closed, will protect your goods range of benefits. across town or across country. The successful candidate will also be eligible for Will assist, or load for you. Rea- relocation assistance to Kit,mat. sonable rates, Now in two loca- Ministry For Children And Families O TERRACE DAIRY tions. Terrace at 615-0002 or Located In the Pacific Northwest, Kit,mat 638-6969 (cell). QUEEN provides excellent educational, medical and cBRITLSH SPECIALIZED FAMILY CARE recreational facilities, as well as a vadety of outdoor activities which include salt and OLUMBIA HOMES REQUIRED freshwater fishing, cross country skiing, hiking, Has an opening for golf, etc. Affordable housing Is also available. Specialized family care homes needed to provide Assistant Manager Qualified candidates are invited to submit a respite for males ages 10-17 years who may be detailed resume by February 11,2000 to: lr2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On diagnosed with the following: site management. Ref reqd• The candidate should have strong 635-6428, 635-2424 or 615- e Attention deficit hyperactivitydisorder; Employee Relations Assistant 0345. administrative skills and be comfortable . Oppositionaldefiant disorder; Eurocan Pulp & Paper Co. , Conductdisorder; providing enthusiastic leadership in a fast P.O. Box 1400, ~ B.C VSC 21tl CUNTON MANOR , Tourette's Syndrome; paced environment. WE ARE TAKING . FetalAlcohol Syndrome/FetalAlcohol Effects. •An ability to provide successful cus- APPUCATIONS FOR A As a result of these diagnosis's these youth may EUI:IOI::AN BACHELOR SUITE tomer service is a must. present with various behaviour problems. Please send resume to: PULP PAPER CO. s420.00 monih. A D Iv, e Ion o'f West Fraser One block from sv;'immingpool. If you are interested in providing a maximum of 14 4532 Lakelse Avenue No Pets, referencesrqquired. daysper month respite/relief to the Families of Terrace, BC Phone635-3475 those children please contact the Ministry for or fax (250) 635-2596 COAST MOUNTAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 ...... ~, *Closing Date February 10/2000" Children and Families~ CONFIDENTIALSECRETARY ...... Summit Square 638-2311. Director of Human Resources/PersonnelServices Apartments Fostering Specialized family care blicafi0nsare inviled for Ihe positionof ConfidentialSecrelary 10 the 1 & 2 Bedroom home rates are available, a difference. ~ct0rof Human Resources,C0asl M0unlain School Distrid 82.1"hisis a Units Williams Lake &: District ~® now full lime pasJli0n,and if is excludedfrom unionaffiliafi0a. Credit Union • Quiet & Clean The successfulcandidate will have exlensive canlad with administrative • No Pets off cers, Union members,excluded staff, and Ih? pub.lk With n Iha scope • Ample Park,fig MANAGER HUMAN RESOURCES of, =ssignecduties, the applicant.wil! be required 10 demonstratea major • Laundry Facilities del ree at ( nergy,initiative and, dedkali0nIo excellenceof work. • Closeto echools&. "' Williams Lake and District Credit Union is seeking an Hospital energetic an innovative team player to assume responsibility ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS: • On Bus Route for managing its human resources functions and managing • Security Entrance I. Demonstratedknowledge, ability, and infereslin workingwilh word the ongoing process of cultural change within the procesiingand campulerequipment. • On site Building Manager organization. Responsibilitiesinclude human resources • Basketball, Volleyball & policy development, provision of recruitment services, and 2. A proven ability to act with fad, diplomacy,and efficiency under Racquetball Courts FIT STAFF PHARMA CIST- administration of compensatign, training and employee pressure conditions.Excellent wrilten and oral communications skills are required. TERRA CE performance and development programs, As a member of • Ask for Man,ca Warfier the management team, you will ensure that human resource 3. A oroven recordof excellentwork in a confidentialexecutive secre- Call: 635-4478 programs support the business strategy and will act as an tarial position. advisor to managers and staff in the day to day 4. A proven ability to accomplisha wide varie!y of assignedtasks Zellers Inc. has opportunities for Pharmacists administration of human resource policies and programs. with excellent conversational skills and empha- within deadlinesprescribed and with minimaldaily supervision. 5. Abilityl0 transcribefrom didatianequipment. sis on Customer Service. Zellers offers competi- The successful candidate will have4 to 6 years related tive salaries, comprehensive benefit package experience and possess strong interpersonal, team-building, DESIRABLEQUALIFICATIONS: communication and counputer skills as well as an ability to APARTMENTSii and shopping discount. 6. A workingability in shodhand. Toldng Applicofions |; plan, organize ;rod prioritize work assignments. 7. 1he successfulapplkant my.be required to work occasionaleve- . Now , |. Demonstrated knowledge of human resource and training ping and weekend hours. Infrequenltravel may also be required Zellers has an Employment Equity Program and concepts, statuatgry requirements relating to'employment tram lime Io lime. encourages applications from all qualified candidates, and related resources are requirements of this position. Bedroom suiles ] Including women, aboriginal people, visible minorities Qualifications include a post-secondary degree or diploina ~yboar! ng feel may be adminislered.The successfulapplicant m~t Clean,quiet renovated~ites ] in a directly related discipline or an equivalent combination p!y wi!l lhe CriminalRecords Review Act. OnlyIh .ese appl!mnfs who .mp~i~lno "HI and people with disabilities. . of training and experience. Previous experience in the shm:Hisledwill he conlad.ed.App]icof one, completewilh resumes . Laundry.fadl~eson eachfloor |. financial industry is a definite asset, and references,will be accepleduntil 4:00 p.m. |ebruory 15, 2000, Please forward ZELLERS INC. oddres~Jto: . Onb routO J i Williams Lake and District Credit Union offers a resume in Shauna Irwin cGmpetitive wage and benefits package. If you are Mr. DonaldMacPhmon :On sltemenagement . Ill confidence: Pharmacy Manager interested in joining the Williams Lake and District team, Diredorof HumanResources ' Nopets : I~, Skeena Mall apply in confidence by' February 25, 2000 to: Jill .' c/o SecretaryTreasurer's Office ,, |,, Telliday, Human Resources Consultant, Credit Union CoastMountains School Distdd #82. ~. 4761' LakelseAvenue Central of British Columbia, 1441 Creekside Drive, 3211 KenneySt. rov[.w-, ,. ni Terrace, BC V8GIR5 Vancouver, BC V6J 4S7; Fax (604) 737-5059; e-marl: Terrace,B.C. V8G 3E9 (250) 638-2094 or 638-7722 (Fax) [email protected] Fax: (250)635.4287 63'8 1748: i i ' - I ~' Ill i ...... ~ ...... ~ I" I' , ,...... ,,,.,, ..~, ......

/ The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000- B1 I' ::i .:: 644MOBILE , ::: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for 715cOMMERCIAL sale. 4 commercial lots, corner 730 FOR SALEBY 34X40 QUONSET building with i HOMES : ....'. PROPERTY ' of Clinton and Greig. $114,000...... OWNER•" compressor, work benches. Lo. • ,.., . .. Owner will consider financing. 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail immed. cared in Thomhill. Contact Gar- 3 BEDROOM mobile home with Ph: 250-635-7466. On site management. 250- 635- ry at 250-624-4894 for more in- full addition. Newly renovated. 10 ACRES in Townl Unique. 5136 or 635-6428. formation. Located in Thornhill, close to property & house. Custom built school. 4 appliances. Referenc- in 1998. Private wooded area, TERRACE APARTMENTS ALMARLIN BUILDING es required. Damage deposit. OFFICE SPACE lawn, wildflower meadow & gar- -newly renovated,2 Bedroom 3219 Eby Street $750 month. 250-842-6867 for -$500 per month Psychologist~lh well- interview. dens. Mountain Panoramasl -free hot water establisheda~wnl0wn 4-office Tel: (250)635-7191 Parkland adjacent to property. Call collect @ 632-4308 complexseeks individual in Ground Floor: 3 BEDROOM trailer in Terrace Small wired shop. Propane fur- or (ell @ 1-250-639-4069 Trailer Court. Stove & fridge in- 8,000 sq. ft. prime nace with wood heat backup. cqmpaliblebusiness to share cluded. W/D hook-ups avail- -close to school and hospital officespace. 1 officeavailable 2,625 sq. ft. Stucco sided, natural wood Second Floor: able. $600 per month. Ref. Hwy 16 East location. windows, river rock foundation. immedialely. req'd. 250-635-5230. Custom kitchen cabinets, tile S250/m0nlhall inclusive 1,130 sq. ft. PARK MANOR APTSTM Available entranceway, hardwood floors, (250) 615-6863 fireplace. Soaker tub upstairs. 3 2 bedroom apt., March 1, 2000 bedrooms plus office, dining $600 mth, includes heat. REASONABLE room, living room, 2 baths, CJose to swimming pool& RATES Ideally suited for 1800 sq ft finished on two downtown. *SNOWBIRDS Vacation floors. 1000 sq ft partly finished Suites* Weekly/Monthly aLas above ground basement with No pets. Auto Dealer, RV Dealer full windows, Owners are mov- References required. Vegas - new deluxe 1 bedroom W/complete kitchen facilities, or Building Supply ing. Purchase pdce $325,000 Ph. fully furnished, utilities paid, Phone 250-635-0080. 635-3475 phone/TV. $189/week US 1- 1995 SRI Home, 14x71-3 bdrm, 2 BEDROOM apartment with 600-750-2052..Mesa Arizona - 6 appliances, built-in china cabi- washer/dryer, fridge/stove and Lovely studio/lbdrm, furnished net, vaulted ceilings, ceiling fan, custom drapes, carpeting gas fireplacel Located down- patio apartments located In 55+ throughout, patio door off of din- town, with parking, secured en- community W/clubhouse, golf, ing room on to 12x18 deck, new trance and is available March heated pool. 1-602-986-0185. SKI SUN PEAKS BC (45mln Deriek Kennedy sided storage shed. Fully l stl Call now for appointment. Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd. fenced on biggest corner lot. References a must, no smoking from Kamloops) Fully equipped 3227 KalumStreet Condos & Chalets. Hot tubs, #50 Timberland. $69,900. 250- or pets. Call 250.635-2250 or ,=TerraceBC V8G 2N2 ~J 638-7696 250-635-1622. Quiet, clean + Saunas, Ski in/out, sleeping 2- affordable @ $650 monthly. 32. Kids 12 and under w/adull 2 BEDROOM apartment. Newly full price ticket freel Stay 6 renovated. Very clean, basket- nights & get 1st night freel TOP ball etc., no pets. Ref. required. OF THE MOUNTAIN accomo- $500 month 250-615-6762 or dations and management 1- 250-635-0662 800-585-8834. www.mwsolu- lions.cam/top. Emaih sunpeaks 2 BEDROOM duplex for rent. @direct.ca Quiet area. Available Imme- diately. $500 month plus depos- SKYLINE MOTEL Special it. 638-8503 after 6:00 pro. Rate. $30 + tax one person. Add $3.00 pp. $3.00 extra bed. 3 BEDROOM suite in Thornhill Excluding long-weekend/Spe- close to schools, laundry facUi- cial event. Free Room-coffee, ties in bld.cl. 250-638-7290. local phone, movies, indoor Subscribe Today 4621 LAKELSE Ave. swimming pool. Hottub/sau- $485/month plus 1/2 month na/coin-laundry/queen bed. TERRACE damage deposit. Garbage pick- 636 HOUSESFOR: 636 HOUSES FOR. MonthlyAVeekly. 250-374- Subscripti0n Rates / up available. Downtown loca- 8944/Fax:250-374-8950. 1763E tion. For more into contact 250- , : RENT : : ., RENT:: i :: Trans-Canada, Kamloops BC. 638-1965 Bring this ad, expires March 1 Year ...... $57,30 (GSTincluded) COZY 1 bdrm suite, utilities in- 2 BDRM townhouse. Clean SMALL 2 bedroom house close 15/2000 :~ (Wilh,,B.C.) quiet. Ffidge/stove. Suitable for to downtown. Call Monday-Fri- 3210STANDARDClint® Stleet Term(e, B,C, VSG 5P.2 (250) 638.7283 Fax (250) 638-8432 cluded, $450/month + deposit. 1 Year ...... $50,75 {GSTincluded) 250-638-8482. professional couples. No pets. day 8:00 am-4:30 pm. 250-635- Ref. required.Phone 250-635- 2838 Keep on top of all the news and views that (SENIORS) FOR RENT Bright, clean, spa- 3796 cious 2 bedroom unit with on. are importantto the northwestwith the 1 Year ...... $64.39 (GSTinvaded) site caretakers. Five applianc- 2 BEDROOM duplex in Thorn- (Outside0l p~n=) es, gas fireplace and mini star- hill. Fddge, stove and washer WORKING COUPLE W/2 child- paper that leads the way in age. Good value for $750 and dryer hookups, Just been ren. Wanting to rent home in USA and Europe ...... $158,25 (per6 mo,) month. 250-635-4954 renovated. $575 per month. VANCOUVER, HEART of Cedarvale/Usk/Gossen Creekl Quality News Coverage FOR RENT large 2 bedroom Phone 250-615-9301 after 6pm. downtown. Executivelofted stu- area. Phone 250-638-7830. lillllililiillllililllllllilllilililllllililillll townhouse. Newer, very clean, 2 BEDROOM duplex includes dio suites in new high-rise. Su- on site mgmt. 3' appliances fridge, stove, draperies. Large perlative location, spectacular =' clip & mail to I~ I would like to receive the fenced yard, Crawl space, stor- back yard. Available Feb. 15th. views. Monthly or extended Yes, : age, oak cabinets, ceramic tile, $615 per month. No pets. 250- stays @ $1350 + util. Well fur- = , Terrace Standard every week. ' 1 1/2 baths. No pets. 635-2556. ", ' nished and equipped, T.V. mi- , ', $750/month. 250-638-0661, 2 BEDROOM log house on 20 crowave. HAN floors, Secured FOR RENT new 1 bedroom su- acres, Jackpine Flats. Outbuild- U/G parking. Contact Dawn @ BREATH TAKING 107 acres ire tar working •person includes ings. Pets allowed.~750/per 1-604-938-4502. www.vip- on Kalum River, treed, 5 min 4 appliances and utilities $475 month. 250-638-0760 homes.com., Emaih roehlig@di- from town, 3 bdrm trailer w/ad- I 3210 " ' per month. •Phone 250-635- rect.ca. dition, 50 ftx45tt open shop. Name a 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath town- $250,000. 250-635-2224 5270 house. Stove and Fridge includ- , Clinton Street Address a ..... 644 MOBILE, : OUCH~ REDUCED to $144,900 FULLy FURNISHED bachelor ed. W/D hookups. No pets. .'. . suite in T{['lornhill,-all utilities $600 month. 250-635-5213 :HOMES 10 acres and 3 bedroom reno- ' Terrace, B.C. vated house in Terrace. New Incl., washer and dryer, no 3 BDR. suite located on Soucie i Town Postal Code 2 BEDROOM trailer on private siding, windows, tile, carpets, ' V8G 5R21 Phone...... ,, ~ ~ a ~moking, no pets, $500 month, Ave. ,~;~No~,,dpets.$6p.0./.r~onth, good land with creek, subdivi- zbu aamage aeposit 250-,6,38,,~w P..honel~250.L635,i489~'.~i "; lot. Rent $,400/month+ utilities, I ,, • - ~ , ~' :' c~b ,:i, ~I,~ i ",: ;L 0541 .... -...... , ~vailable~iately. Call 638: sion ,,..,,i :possibilities;.;' "'Owfier ia i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I'l i'l J'J'l'l,/',i'i"i'l i i~l i~1 • • i,111 ii • • I • • i i i ',, 3 B6 tim %~/h5ous~Tbase= 0438 aftei:n~0ns, 635-7025 moved,~ 250:54'2:655~." ~" ~::! .... 1 11 I I ~ 11 ONE,, BEDROOM. apartment Dn.~ ment. for rent., Walki~':distance evenin.qs. s=te management, no pets, ref's to downtown Terrace. No pets. required. Call 635~7429.... Bef reqd. 250-638-7140or 250- ~::::::::.::: ONE BEDROOM apt. N/G. ' 632-5918. heat. Privateentrance. Central. 3 BEDROOM house near hos- ly located. Also wanted a per- pital and schools. Gas heat. F/S son to share apt. For more in- included. Hookup for W/D. No formation call 250-635-6611. pets. $750/month. Call 250- ONE BEDROOM furnished 638-1648. apartment'in Thornhill. Single 3 BEDROOM up/down duplex, occupancy only. No pets. Refer-, close to Uplands school, large ences required. $360/month + yard, F/S, hookups for W/D. $180 Sec. dep. Phone 250-635- References and damage de- 2065. posit required. Available Feb 1. ONE BEDROOM in quiet rural 250-635-3827 location on edge of town. Pets 5.BEDROOM house with 2 car welcome. $325 month. Avail- garage, ideal for logging truck; able Immediately. 250-635- available Feb. 1st, Asking 9102. $970/month. Call 250-635.5757 QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt for vlewin.q. close to town. Laundry facilities. BRIGHT CHEERY- newly ren- SUNDECK , f Reasonable rent. Ref reqd. ovated 2 bedroom 'home on o. ~ =: " , ~ i,i ~ ~i~: 615-7665 or 635-5653. quiet, serene acreage. 10 mln from town. 5 min walk to great ROOM FOR real Close to fishing. Ref. required. Non (nCHEN downtown. No parties. 250-638- smokers, no indoor pets. V ~.r,~,~o.,,,,~ ir-Iz4.ir x lJ~~*. LIVINGROOM r ~'~ 8944 $750/month. 250-635-2124. o~ 13'-(T x t4'-r SIDE BY side, 3 bdrm duplex in FAMILIES WELCOME, 2 Terrace. Newly built, well kept bdrm, 2 bath, f/s, 2 car parking, 1 ~ - for rent more into.Call 250-632- $800 per month. 250-638-1182 5249... FOR RENT 3 bdr suite located ' .i. on Soucie Ave. No pets $600 month. Phone 250-635-4894 FOR RENT available Feb. 15. Bright cosy house- three bed.. rooms- fenced yard- all appliac- $580 PER month. 2 bedroom es .shed- close to town -rent clean, spacious suite. Located 5 $700. 250-635-7473 •evenings minutes from town on 6 country 250-638-6394 days. acres..AII utitilies included plus LARGE 3 bdrm house. Freshly ~ ---" -~ ~',~@#~ 2 X 6 EXTERIORWALLS laundry room. Satellite avail- painted, large yard, garden I ~ / / ~ [ ;~/n~/~. WIDTH- 4S'- 8" (t3.9 M) able. Non-smoking. 250-638- area. Lge shop. $800/month, 0989. plus D.D. References req'd.. I~ i ~ L___.__ I , .L____~ j~ I DFPTH- 47'-4" (14.4 M) 1 1 BEDROOM ground level su- Thornhill. Avail. Feb 1/00. Call NOTE:THIS DESIGNINCLUDES PLAN NO. 1-2-498 Ite, no smoking, no parties, no 250-635-5678. ~i MAIN FLOOR PLAN ~ AN UNFINISHEDBASEMENT TOTAL 1219SQ. FT. (113.2M 2) pets. Close to downtown. Avail- LG. TWO bedroom main floor 1219SQ.FT. (1t3.2 M') ~ (NOTSHOWN) able Immediately, utilities in- duplex. F/S, N/G/H. Just reno- cluded. $400 plus damage de- vated, dowtown. $650/month posit. 250-635-6730. Security deposit req'd, No pets. 250-638.0790. HousePlans Available Through .. 2 BEDROOM basement suite, ~Northwest Tile ~ , ., jr" Close to schools, hospital, NEW SMALL 1 1/2 bedroom house. N/G fireplace,' suitable 'JL'IIII'II II On t,me and on budget downtown. Washer, dryer, ~J[ IJi-SAI.ESP &ANDMarbleINSTALLATIONS 1411~J ~ Home renovations • New home construction 1~" ~, fridge, stove included. $475 for single person. $500 per per month plus utilities. 250- month plus utilities and damage ~ ~l~a J'~ ComqSee Our Showroom ~'~J 4 Commercial construction. Roofing ~I~ 635-5431. deposit. 250.638-1880. ~1 J~ CeramicTile, Marble and ~ ~ CerlifiedBlue Max® rigid foam/concreteinstallation %, I~ Glass Blocks .~J 1~ BC.certifiedbuilder 1~ j4 2 BEDROOM basement suite. NEWLY RENOVATED 6 bdrm ! ~,~'* Tel. ' Good for couple. Available Feb. '& 2 bthrm house avail. Feb. 1st, .., 1st. No pets. Call 250-635. $750/mth, $375 damage depos- 2153. It. 250-635-9446after 4 pm ~ [email protected] 61=¢"OO=!2~! "1~ BARTONCONSTRUOTIOI~ LTD. ,BASEMENT SUITE for rent, for ONE BEDROOM suite with 1-800-470 DO IT 'lriMrl~.~_ ~ ~,,~'~GARYCHRI$'ffANSEN~L~ ~ GENERAL CONTRACTOR . I~-, .~ ['~ 40,8 MoILPlaza, . ~'~ ~ eu ilding a R.putat~onfor Quality ~,J /~k one single person. No smoking, view on Queensway. $450/per IT Terrace,S.C. VBO3Z9 t~l "~ Tel/fax 635-62.44 ~" One bedroom house available month. Ref required. Phone •" Immediately.250-635-5893. 250-635-2837or 250-635-7844. • 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 FURNISHED 1 bedroom bsmt SMALL 2 bedroom Duplex for 1 suite in Horseshoe area. Incl. or 2 people, stove, fridge, no ~We ~ SMALLBu:MIGHTY! utilities. $500/month. 250.635- pets. $375/ month. Call 250- t Bus,N.sBU,.O,NO SMALL BUT MIGHTY! 7554. Available Immediately. 615.5515. Thornhill. ADVERTISING BUSINESS BUILDING ADVERTISING t~ SMALL 2 bdrm suite available SMALL 2 bedroom duplex, ~ ~~_I"~R___~IDry ~ IA Feb. 1st, Utilities Included. $450 stove, frldge, $425 per month. Terrace Standard month. Good xeferanoes re- Utillles not included, On SERVICES LTD. BusinessDirectories Terrace Standard = b ClUlred..Call 250.638-8639 Queensway, Terrace. Available • i • CHIMNEYS •MOSS REMOVAL& ZINC S~J~I~00 Home Imerovement $,~jn)oo THREE BEDROOM suite. Gas Feb. 15th. 250-632-25~,0. • FURNACES *AIR CONDITIONINGSYSTEMS IkwvJ)er week** Business Directories ~=wvper week** , fireplace. Close to schools and • BOILERS *AIR DUCTCLEANING plusGST plusGST town. $650/month. References TAKING APPLICATIONS for r~ two bdrm duplex on quiet south- • FIREPLACES •OIL STOVES 'Basedon 13 weekcontract 'easedon ! 3 weekcontract required. 635.6760 and leave P • DRYER VENTS *SEPTIC & GREASE TRAPS messa.qe. side st. F/s, w/d, storage shed. Must be clean, ~qulet~ mature ,4 • EAVESTROUGHS •JENAIR CLEANING STANDARD 'JiI,~IaL,ULW" 3210 Clinton St., ~/'~ TWO BEDROOM bsmt suite. and rasponslble. N0 ~=htbklng, Available immediately. Jackptne parties or pets. $750/per month. -,. Phone 635-1132 3,,0c,,.=,,,..,o. e,,, 0. ..-. DARD Fax:Terrace638"7283638-8432 ~l~ Flats. All utilities and cable in, 250'635.2769 for ai0olntment eluded. Pdvate ~ entrance, | $6O0/month. 250.638-0089. B12- TheTerrace Standard, Wednesday, February 2, 2000

View properly, 5 year old home ~1~,~^, '~i);~i!!!:!~il CARS FROM $500 Govern., with cedar siding, ~B~B=~,~.~:it~i~ii.~. il ment seized & surplus. Sold Io- ~' "~ shellyHoy~e~-Morrdli i 1900 sq. ft. with ~: ~ ~;i ~ ~-~ cally, Call for listings. 1-888- 1100 sq. fl. of fin- 341-9500 Ext. B300 4818 AgarAvenue :: ished basement. 5 FOR SALE: 1985 Honda Civic Tern~:e,B.C. '97 ChryslerSabring bedrooms, 3 1/2 CRX, blue/blue; new wind. CanadaVSG 1H7 i' V6, Auto, Loaded bathrooms, large shield; good running condition, ~ 1":(250)638-8631 ';. and ~RATIONS .~ * F: (250)638-8691 : $18,995 office and family well maintained. Passed proven- elal inspection $1800. Phone room. 250-635-7112 attar 5pm Terrace, B.C, Ph: 635-1338 :ii~ '98 Dodge Durango Wood floors, maple kitchen, fireplace, cathedral ceilings, Home Parties • Boby Showers * PhoneOrdees * Fundmlse's : V8 Auto, NC, Leather, 7 LOOKING FOR someone to ~le Parties * Wardrobe Cons~nl :,:: loft den, hot tub,. garden shed, double car garage, paved take over lease of 1998 Mazda Passenger, Loaded driveway. Protege. CD player, rear $32,995 Beautiful fully landscaped, treed, private view lot in excel- window defrost, 4 winter tires. 2 lent neighbourhood on a non through street. 1/2 years on existing lease. Will .,"IS Upholste M 0 V/N G '97 Dodge Neon pay for first six months. For fl" Auto,Air Conditioning more information call 250-635- $13,995 9588 • . TT' let us re¢lo "0 Fine furniture restored • Across town or the country '97 DodgeDakota 4x4 I~,~ • Will assist or load for you ClubCab, SLT, auto, air, tilt, ~@. Antiques~-Heirlooms - Classics ~ • Reasonable Rates cruise, windows, locks • For Appointment Call • p,da !e .... $23,995 5 BEDROOM house with full ', Shirley at 615-7155 ~~ 615~0002ca!; 638,6969 basement. Natural gas heat, '.- ' :,. _ -- , ' .:~:.~ .: : large backyard with fruit trees. l~...~..'::':"e'-~<' : ' Your Host Horseshoe area. 2 baths. Pampered Paws DOUBLE CLEAN Phone 250-638-0252 to view. Pet Parlour '97 Jeep Gr CherokeeLaredo COUNTRY LIVING in Burns Petsneed Io be pamperedleell CARPET, CARE 6 cyl, Auto, Air, windows, locks, Super Clean Lake. 2 minutes from town. IICRC Certified Technicians in: School bus at door. 1/2 acre.. 3502 Cory Drive. BATHIHG,BRUSHIHG, CLIPPIfl6, HAIL $27,995 2200 sq. ft. living area, 3 bed- TRIMMING,|AR CLEAHIHG ETC. d "Caroet Cleaning ¢'~/o~. ~r~,d~ t~- Up~h-01iteryCleaning rooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, 2 1 - 3pro 2240 SpruceStreet '96 ChryslerTown & Country Islands, F/S, D/W. N/G heat, - Flood Restorolion v%~/ Sunday, February 6 Steve Buffer Terro(e,B( leather, quad seats. Dual air central vac., full basement, par- 635-1108 'FiberZone Pile iifter helpsrestore Pilel ~ ~ ~ 9 9 ~9 & more tially finished. Drilled well. Hot *HighIntensHy AIr Moversspeed drfingl V~m'-~i tub, satellite system. Land- $31,995 Now $26,995 scaped, $128,000.00. 1-250- 692-3906 after5 p.m. Cmu '21 .. ,,, ,,,, Furniture Moving '97 PlymouthBreeze EASY LIVING 1995 manufc- Wightman&SmithReally Cell 638-7115 Auto,Air, Cruise, Tilt, Cassette tured home with view. 938 sq.ft. $15,588 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, walk in 3227 Kalum Street, Terrace BC NORTHWESTExpress closet. Patio door to sundeck. 5 appliances, storage shed. Land- v' Local Or Out Of Town '96 Jeep GR Cherokee4x4 scaped. Adult odented. 10 735 HOUSES 810CARS FOR:I V' Full Service 3Psh36N63eSw'81~On ue IJ~z~r~l 7:: • Laredo minutes walk to downtown. ~i i SALE Auto,Air, windows,locks & more $69,000. 250-635-8211 LARGE FAMILY home in Inquire about U-Load Discount Terrace, B.C: VSG5A6 .~ ii: $25,995 EXECUTIVE DUPLEX strata ti- Horseshoe area. 2600 square PHONE 635-7504 Cell: 615-9377 @P~O~@ ~I~I~A~ l~e ~@~ ;~i tled, 3 bdrms, 2 bath upstairs, feet. 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. 1996 MERCURY Sable, fully' '95 Chrysler Intrepid fully finished basement, U/I Lots of room for the money. loaded, excellent condition.. ' " :: ' ! • .::. : • 6: :, : Asking $14,000. Phone 250-'" V6, Auto, Air, Crusie, Tilt, bdrm bath family room & laun- Asking $145,000 Call 250-638- Windows, Locks & More dry. Built-in D/w; over-range mi- 0426. 638-7700 J• Digital Satellite Systems iNo Mi $13,995 crowave, movable kitchen Is- '~: • • . . I " FOR SALE land. Mirrored closet doors, Td- 745 MOBILES• ;il 815 TRUCKS FOR pie E Argon Windows. Pre- • i " ,- '~,, i i J' Ethnic Programs Include: i b.: • • Full BarServi ;::: '94 ChryslerConc0rde wired for secudty central vac- 12'X68' DEREGISTERED three '.. SALE. :': ! ! •Hindi .Italian :fj 0-500 peo 6cyl, auto, NC, tilt, cruise, cu.m, surround sound. Wired bedroom mobile home comes . : " .: 'i .;i: *: :. i I•German . •Japanese /l~~ ,';'::~b • Certified Ba~ • windows, locks & more shop, 10x20 deck, double ga- with 8'x36' addition, 300 sq. ft 1983 CHEV 4x4 3/4 ton. One J •Portuguese •Spanish '/i `: • Very Reosonah ii~" $12,995 rage, 1960 sq.ft, finished each storage shed, fully landscaped ton running gear. 6" suspension I.Chinese •Arabic i Call Us For ~;~ side. Pdce $159,900. Call 635- half acre lot in quiet residential lift. 454 freshly redone. 250- :J Plus Many Morel ,~l~m ,.- ~'~" "[] Ha,,sle Free BaH i.:i: 0518 anytime or 635-1990 nelghbourhood on a dead end 642-5982 Leave messaqe. "1 Call: 250-638-0315 ~--ae~,m II Ue250-635-! ~; eves. + wknds. street, located in Queensway 1988 FULL size Bronco 4x4 I :| '98 Ford F150 XCab MILLION DOLLAR view. Love- area. Asking $74,900. For ap- with propane, 5 speed transmis- 4x4, XLT,V8, Auto, Lariat, ly bdght executive home. Locat- pointment to view please call sion, and sun roof. Very good Loaded ed at 4517 Cedar Crescent. 250-635-4000 running condition. $3000. 250- $30,995 1,900 sq ft. Up and down. 3 1995 14X70 mobile home, with 635-7519 for appointment to bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, large 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, plus view. ~OT ERRACE new deck, 2 fireplaces, walkout LOOKING FOR an experienced finished addition 8x16. A large 1992 JEEP YJ, 158,000 km. EM, FORD nanny. References required. full basement, tdple garage. glassed in patio, excellent con- Very large lot over looking Ter- New engine with 27,000 km. Preferabl~, someone who dition. Fully fenced in yard, ask- New brakes. 3" lift. Transfer IOVER 200 new & Used R.V.'s 17'lJ' speaks Vietnamese. Apply by '96 Ford Escort race and much more. Priced at ing $66,000. Call 250-635-5105 new brands. O down financing, | Wants to $329,000. Open to offers. To case rebuilt, alpine deck with resume to 3801 Eby St., Ter- Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Windows, FOR SALE BY OWNER: a four amp and 6 pack CD changer Imdes, or we pay cash. F6r best t race, B.C. V8G 4..16. Locks view cal (250) 635-1543. year old 26x46 modular home and much mum. Must see to price in B.C. Carl us ~ 1-eQO- I buy your 668-1447 or www.voyager.~.comi LOVING MOTHER of one will $9,995 PAYMENTS LESS than rent at In an adult only park. Two bad- appreciate. G.C. $12,000 B.C." Int~riors largest dealer I' babysit in my home. Queens- 64,000 O.B.e. For this 3 bdrm room and den. Master bedroom O.B.O. 250-638-8450. .~:l~dger R.V. Centre Hwy. 97 I~ way area. call 250-635-9168. '92 Mercury Cougar condo with basement. 5 ap- has ensure and walk in clospt. ~ 1995 CHEV 4x4:plckup 3/4 ton, MOTHI~W~ WlLl~':~it '0, ~ Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise; prances IndlUi:lbd~'!~-t250,635. Three .skYlj.ghts, Je.ttub. in. main, ~..6.5 turbo diesel, .extended cab; i ,,Qg" AL.... lff I 2717. ;-**}i..; ; i "i~f~ ~" bathrobm, centra vacuum air short" box Excellefit Cohdi ~,~;, Vi (i.~!!rr~nqqn q~Ar-] working p~lrents in b~ fi'~mld ~!~l:: ,,i;~ Windows, Locks i Snacksl "ahd lunch provided."~,':|'~ i;~*: .... $8~995i::;!!:~;- PERFECT STARTER:h~me or conddlonlng" and natural gas.,,.' Leather intedd~.... ~ f(~fi.... I~d~ and to Revenue Proparty. Located in f replace. Asking $92,000. Must many options to mention.'Ask-. Horseshoe area. Reasonable the Horseshoe. Two bedrooms, be seen to be appreciated, ing $25,000. Call evenings. rates. Susan 250-638-7700 laundry room, vinyl windows, Phone 250-638-1269 250-635-2126 vehicles. NANNY REQUIRED. In my wood floors, N/G heat & hot wa- NEW PRICE of $26,000.00. home, up to 20 weeks per year. '97 Chevrolet4x4 1997 CHEV Silverado Crewcab X-Cab Silverado 3rd door,V.8 auto ter, large :fenced back yard. You just can't do any better for 4x4 6.5 diesel 80K Full load, For the best Mature woman, non-smoker. •. ,: 890~~i", ,....,,., , • fully loaded $89,900.Call 250-638-7668. your money. 3 bedrooms, 4 ap- New winter tires, cassette, CD i 1 ';:" Wages negotiable. 250-635. pliances, 12x48 mobile with full player, EC, $34,000. Tel. 250- :: SNOWMOBILES • '6472. $24,995 addition, 1158 Sq. Ft. A must 635-9121 price, call THE RAINBOW Castle Pre- see. 250-636-1740. school has space available 2 197212X70 on 83x180 lot. Nsw 1997 FORD F150 XLT Super- '97 Pontiac Bonneville SE cab 4x4 4.6 V8 engine, Au- us first. days per week at $75 per fumaca, fddge, stove, insulated month. Licensed experienced VO, auto, air conditioningltilt,!ocks porch, W/D H/U $67,900. Older tomatic O.D. Transmission, cruise, cassette,windows &more Power windows, NC. power 4631 Keilh Ave staff with good references avail- 10x38 new porch B/B heater, KEN'S able. Call Lisa or Tracey at 250- $22,995 H/W tank on 84x180 lot, seat. Loaded. Trailer towing 250-635-4984 1973 MERCEDES Diesel. Ex- package. Immaculate condition. 638-8890.'Subsidy available for $48,900 or both $108,000. 250- low income families. 635-9899 cellent conditIpn. $4,000. 250- $22,900.00. Phone 250-635- MARINE 1-800-463-1 i 28 '96 Pontiac Grand Am 635-9588 7311 2 dr, V6, 5 Speed, pw, pl 3 BEDROOM home w/legal suite down on large private lot on 1979 CORVETTE T-roof. 350 SNOWMOBILES SPECIAL. 4946 GreigAve. $12,995 river, close to town. 8 applianc- auto, $10,000 OBO. 1-250-692- 4x4 Dually Crewcab all redone. es, gas, $139,900. 250-638. 7025 or 1-250-592-7025. (Have receipts) Serious inqui- Ph: 635-2909 '96 GMC Jimmy 1292 ries only. $11,500 O.B.O. 250- All wheel drive, fully loaded 638-0092 mml=im 3 BEDROOM house. Land- 1987 PONTIAC G'rand Pro. In '93 ArcticCat $28,995 scaped 2 acre lot. Jackplne excellent running condition. Flats. Outbuildings. Wood and $1600. 250-615-4700. EXT580 MC '96 Chevrolet Camaro Electdc furnace. $179,000, 250- 1989 TOYOTA Cresslda. Toyo- 1991 Chev Camaro 1990 Chev i/2 Ton 2,28. V8, 6 Speed, Air, Cruise, 638-0760 ta flagship. Fully loaded. Leath- $3,000.00 BeautifulRide 2 WhOr,Auto, P.U., Canopy Tilt, Windows, Locks, 1'. Top 3 OR 4 Bedroom split level er , sunroof, high kilometres,' 1996 YAMAHA Mountain Max $9,995 $6,995 $21,995 house. Renovated, oak cup- but . In excellent shape. low mileage. New 1.5" trac, boards, N/G, FP, HW/F Fruit $4200.00. 250-615-3100 or ERC $3900 O.B.O. Year 2000 1998 Ford Windstar •250-638-8072. Polads 340 Indi Deluxe, 0Km 1990 Honda Civic IX '95 Chev Tahoe trees, garden area, greem VBAut0,NC, powerwlnd0ws, locks, 7 350 V8 Auto, low kin's, loaded 1990 MAZDA MX6. Dark Blue, electdc start, hand warmers, 4DrSedan, 5 Spd,cruise, P.W., RL. house, covered patio, 10x16 pass,,low kin's, fact~ warranty $29,995 shed, fenced. $104,900. 250- 2 door, 5 speed, 125,000 km, $4400 O.B.e. Phone: 250-771- $6,500 $21,995 638-0034 new tires, very good running 4604. condition. $6500.00 OBO. 250- RMK 800 only 200 miles. No 1996 ChevS10 Blazer 4x4 '95 Chevrolet 4x4 XCab CHALET STYLE home on 125 V6,Auto, NC 4dr 1997 Pontiac Grand Am Diesel acres, partially fenced, barn, 638-0268 marks or scratches. Comes with GT round-areana, ArtEsian spdng 1992 PONTIAC Grand AM SE belly pan, windshield bag, cover $23,995 Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise, Cassette 4 cyl,5 spd,NC, fullyloaded, spoiler $25,995 water, great view. Located: KIs- Quad IV, power everythlng, • & spare belt. $10,000 Call 250- Was$20,995 piox Valley. Ph: 250.842-5560 cruise, tilt. 140K, good condi- 847-4147 after 7pm. Now $18,995 after 6pm. tion, asking $5200. Phone 250- SNOWMOBILE. SEATS recov- CONDO FOR sale. 1320 sq.ft. • 635-7452. ered, below replacement cost. 199~b'a Throe bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Satellite vinyl & fabrics. 4520 N.G. heat and water. 3 ap- John's Rd. 250-635-4348. 1993 Pontiac Sunbird GT auto,6 ~~&'~Y wheels '94 Chevrolet Cavalier pliances, large patio. Secuflty 5 slxl,6 cyt,fully loaded $19,995 Auto, Air & more system. $95,600. 250-635- Was$12,995 $9,995 5040. Now $10,995 GREAT INVESTMENT[ 1600 IMPORTS sq. ft. 4 bdrm house, 2 up 2 dn on 2 comer lots. Comer of Eby. '97 Suzuki Sidekick and Davis, 1 block from Zallers. JLX, Sport, 4Dr, 4x4,windows, Clear title, no agents. $119, ComeSee locks & more 900. Call 250.615-5433 YZ]25, YZ250,YZ426 1993 Honda B( Accord 1996 Civic Hatchback $18,995 4 DSDN,Auto, A/C, P.W., RL, Cruise 5Spd They are here $13,995 $11,995 '97 Toyota4 RunnerSR5 V6,auto, air 1999 CivicEX 4Dr Sedan $27,995 1995 Chev Beretta NC,ABS, power group, auto I 2dr coupe,5 speed $11,995 $19,995 '96 Toyota Camry 1993 Mazda MPV Auto,Air, Wondows, Locks, 50%OFF I 1994 NissanPathfinder LE Cruise,Tilt 6cyl, auto,7 pass '98 Yamaha SRX 4 dr, 4x4,VB, Auto, Loaded, Leather $11,995 $17,995 Noladzatkm= heatedseats, Top of the Line N~V LgOmON 700Mntn, lunnell~-- $22,995 1993 HondaCivic Spec, Edit, '95 Toyota4Runner #104-4644 Imelle Ave. $7,995.00 NC,5 spd, cass, V-6.5 speed,running boards 'rmmm, a.c., ~ I $6 1997 Subaru Legacy GT $9,995 $26,995 Tel: (250) 635-5988 Demo sedan.AWO, Auto, CD, only 38,000k 5,995 1996 Suzuki Sidekick '93 Toyota Camry 4 dr,4 wd, 4 cyl,5spd YB,Auto.AIr, Tilt. Cruise.Power

•::r.. • . : . , 1998 Honda CR-V 4WhDr $14,995 Locks& Windows& More umy40,000 kms Now $15,995 $24,995 1995 Ch~--'~'erInb'epid Imell~e b~lnR S 1N:er~ oM .rid bll~d ". 'i~'~, ,~... :,--.~..~;... " • ..(: ~0,V6 lind I=ldnll the bus In vlih your morn 19~~ager $13,99.....5 it work, Cheb¢= did I! |atety wllh her 'whh¢ ¢~ne, Ihank~ to ~kllLq 1956 Hart Highway v $14,995 We Iltulthl her. ~11 PRINCE GEORGE, BC ~;:~:.: ~:~;!iim~$n;~, ~ ~:.:~i!~ XR2000 STREET 563-5412 I LAST199 COUPESl LEFTpRICED TO SELL I11 1-888-301-2288 BIKES:ARE 4916Hwy. 16 West 635-7187 Wr;1~ ; e ',oll0w 7- mmGgzCm 1.800-313-7187 Dm 59S8 iN~'~.'.~.~. " . :~:: ,.., ~.~~F. ~.~. ,,~1 ; .w='~'='*"~' .,.'-,~-' COMING SOON 4838 HWYt6 W,TIERRACE t~.~ 1-8on.865-1990 638-8171 www.terreceautomall.com

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f B14- The Terrace Standard,..Wednesday, J~ebruary 2, 2000 Dog team eannCdOunters; what t(:) do why ,;,.,,.,.,,,..;63S'TI PS I BY EILEEN PUGE Registered Retirement Savings Plans: As a musher I have come to the conclusion a lot of More Than Just A Tax Break people do not know what to :~,~;:: ~:~,.'..:~::: :::::~::!~::: ~::. ~:::: ...... :, Usually we connect RRSP's If the same investor higher-income spouse receives do when confronted with a the RRSP tax deduction. team of dogs and their dri- with an immediate tax contributes $1000 per year to an deduction, but the long-term RRSP for the next 30 years and However, when it's time to draw ver. Therefore, I thought I the RRSP contributions out, would let you know what to benefits of accumulating assets earns an average 10 per cent return, $164,490 will be they go to the lower income expect. in a tax-sheltered plan may be just as great as Ihe short-term spouse at a lower tax rate. This First, not all dog teams is one of the few allowable are well trained. They can deduction. Your annual RRSP ways to split income and is cross the road at any given contribution is based on your highly recommended. time 9nd will expect you to previous year's earned income Your RRSP rate of return is get out of their way. minus a pension adjustment for very important in determining Rookie leaders (the dogs any benefits your accumulated the final value of your in the front of the team) are in a pension plan or deferred investment. Going back to our in training, which means EUeen Pugs photo profit sharing plan.from your example, 6 per cent per year they are learning which side WHAT A WAY TO SPEND THE WINTER: Eileen Puge and her dog team prac- employer. Your RRSP for 30 years makes you about of the road to travel on and flee on the roads and mountains near Terrace. deduction limit is on the $79,000 while 10 per cent per they are learning the dri- Revenue Canada Notice of year earns $164,000. That 4% ver's voice commands. is to get off the trail and can usually get between the dogs to go past the drive- Assessment you received difference really adds up. It takes a lot of time and take your dog with you. If dog and team with the sled. way and not into it at high following your last year's tax Mutual funds specify hard work to train a dog to you have a small dog, put it However, once you get two speed. return. objectives in their prospectus to run on the right side of the in your arms and turn your or more dogs chasing the If you have dogs at home When you contribute to an investors.Some aim for growth, road and not get upset when back to the team. If you team, it is usually no fun at and you know a dog team RRSP you can claim an some for steady income,some cars go by. They are under a have an aggressive dog, all. They will go on either uses the road to run on, con- eq t,ivalent deduction from your for preservation of capital. You lot of pressure from the rest hold it close to you and side of the team and try to sider penning your dog. income before calculating your accumulated. The investmenthas can talk to me about your of the team and the driver. keep your eye on the team bite the team members. There is no need to have tax payable. This immediate more than doubled when the investment objectives and So when you come across a coming toward you. Do not forget the team is your dogs running loose, deduction is very worth.while, income was tax-sheltered in an capacity for risk. I can help you If a team is coming at tied to one another and they they can cause a lot of dam- especially if you use the tax RRSP. find the RRSP investment fund dog teams do not presume it that is rightfor you. is a well-trained team, slow your dog, ward them off cannot protect themselves. age to the team, the musher saved to make an RRSP The real power of an RRSP is its compounding effect over a But remember, start today. down and give them room. with your arm and they will Therefore, they find them- or even to themselves. contribution for next year or pay selves under attack with no I have watched dogs off after-tax debt such as your long period of time. Without the The sooner you contribute, the I have had dogs that keep going. The trick seems sooner you will lower today's to be if the team keeps their way of defending them- coming out of their drive- mortgage. tax in the example above, it's like were great leaders ruined by adding 4% to your average taxes and begin accumulating momentum going then selves. I cannot jump off the way to chase the team and However, RRSP investments cars that go by too fast and annual rate of return, certainly your investmenttax-free. chances are, they will fly sled and protect them as we they run right into an on- also accumulate within the plan close. A school bus once tax-free. The longer your money nothing to sneeze at. With a high flew past us and a rock hit past you. Most teams will are usually.going to fast and coming car. Important information about any Once when I was run- stays sheltered from the rate of return, RRSP mutual fund is contained in its one of the dogs hard enough taxman, the greater the earning contributionsearly in your life can simplifiedprospectus. Unit value's to leave a bruise. That dog Chances are you will never see a dog team but nmg my team down a snow- go a long way toward providing & investment returns will fluctuate. covered road, we came power of your investment. The now tries to run into the if you do then you will be prepared. most powerful benefit of an for your retirement. Read your prospectus carefully across a vehicle that had the before investing, Peter Arcadi is an ditch when it sees a bus or RRSP is this tax-free At any age, RRSP Independent Contractor with big truck passing by us. I ignore you and your dog, it is simply impossible to do back door open. Well my accumulation. contributions are one of the very PdmeficaFinancialServices. cannot really blame him. I but it is safer to just step out anything. leaders saw that and thought Compare taxed and tax-free best investment strategies. You myself have ducked large of their way and take your When the team has been they were meant to jump investment returns. Investors always get the tax deduction, and For question on this or flying rocks and pieces of dog with you. chased just one too many into it. Can you imagine the having a marginal tax rate of you always have your investment other financial topics call ice when on the sled or cart. Teams must also put up times, they get tired of the shocked look on the guy 40% who invest $1000 per year compounding tax-free. Peter at: Stopping to talk to the with dogs that are allowed hassle so when they come who was loading his skis for the next 30 years at an Another good strategy is 635-7800or musher can also lead to pro- to r.un loose. At first, loose up to the driveway they go into the back of his vehicle average 10 per cent annual making "spousal" RRSP blems. The dogs becomes dogs will be confused by a on the defensive, usually and coming straight at him return, and pay tax as the contributions. The higher-income 1"800"295"7676 impatient causing the mush- string of dogs going by chasing the dogs down the were eight dogs. profits are earned, will spouse contributes to the lower- [email protected] er to lose control of the them and their driveway. driveway right up to the They got really close to accumulate $79,060. income spouse's RRSP. The team and the sled. By the third time you go person's front door. Believe that vehicle and at the last You are best off to just past the loose dog or dogs, me, it is no joy for the moment, I managed to wave and let the team go. they become braver and team's driver, the chances change their minds. So be When out walking your dog start to chase the team. of getting hurt are really careful or you could end up 2 and you see a team coming One dog chasing the good, not to mention that it with a dog team in the back at you, the best thing to do team is no real problem; I takes weeks to train the of your vehicle. 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Radelet i RADELET & COMPANY Barristers& Solicitors Thursday, Feb. 3rd - , Tax Law • Trusts ° Corporate & Commercial Ladies' Day 1330 - 1075 WestGeorgia Street,Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 Lift & rental discounts; . Phone:604-689-0878 Fax: 604-689-1386 Ill raffle & special lunch February 5 & 6 - n SORRY. Sat. & Sun. ~~ We're closed ;o; Beginners Avalanche Course , February... With Rod Gee Call 638-0828 to register For your convenience,we'll p083 River Drl be °pen bY app°intment Sunday, Feb. 13: 4pm Terrace, BC Ph: (250) 638-7252 Shames Liftees challenge OR (250) 635-1753 everybody in the region to a bed race on skis or snowboards, 1 brakeman, 3 rid- ers. Design your own, enter for prizes for best bed & best costume. See Shames of lift operators for more details. All Day Feb. 13th Vertical Challenge Pledge forms are available from ski club TERRACE ADVISORY PARKS & members. Get your pledges orgaFized & RECREATION COMMISSION see how much ground you can ski/board that day. Proceeds for prizes & ski club REQUEST FOR VOLUNTEERS The City of Terrace is seeking volunteers to sit on the Forupdates & snowconditions call 638-8754 Terrace Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission. T011-free:1-877-898-4754 The Commission meets monthly from September to June. Interested individuals are requested to forward a Websile:wvnv.shames.8m.com IgKTICC T letter briefly describing their interest or experience in community recreation to: What Snowmobiling'sAll AbouF Steve Scott Superintendent of Parks and Recreation 3215 Eby Street Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X8 f AMES Letter of interest should be received no later than MOUNTAIN February 15, 2000.

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